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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24
SHORT TALK
On
FLOUR.

Very few people have any idea Of the
process through which wheat has To go
before it is changed into the beautiful
white -four with which you make your
bread and biscuits.
No mill can give satisfaction where
they do not pay special attention to
every one Of these details.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

Republican Congressional Convention.
The Republican Congressional con-
%ventIon will meet in Montgomery
City Tuesday. The Audrain county
delegates and alternates are:
Delegates w. +. Reid, Henry
Shriefer, Frank Friar, Vim. TreloaF,
]. B. Botkin.
Alternates-A. O. Branstetter, Geo.
Sox, Fred Precht, John X. Brown,
Lewis Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24


Frank Fritts: ~ am night clerk at
the Ringo Hotel. Rhodes Clay stayed
at the Ringo Hotel the night before
Questions as to the sobriety of Mr..
| Clay at the time of his arrival at the
| hotel we're ruled out as immaterial.
Orlando HIT: 81 am an attorney,
| know Clarence and Latney Barnes
and Rhodes Clay, and saw a difficulty
among them in front OF Weber's Bak'
cry"
objection was made as to the details
OF the former trouble and the lawyer
produced many authorities in favor Of
each, occupying considerable time. Ths
argument on the point was stlll on Al
$50 O'Clock.
The Barnes preliminary examina
tioh was reOpened Wednesday morn
ing at Q o'clock.
Before adjournment Tuesday even
ing Judge Bass ruled that the testl
mony regarding the street fist fgh'
between Clay and the two Barnes boy
was admissible, this was after an ex
tended argument by the attorneys.
Mr.. Hit, who was on the stan'
during the discussion, then testlie'
that Clay walked up behind the Barne
boys and struck Clarence Barnes twI
or three times in the back Of the heal
with his right hand.
Upon being cross examined Mr.
HIT stated he did not see either O
the Barnes boys turn before Ga.
struck Clarence Barnes
Miss Maude Wallace testified {
having seen Mr.. Clay strike Clarenc
Barnes in the hack Of the head once.
Court then adjourned until so'clocI
Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
For Such Occasions Woman
May Be Justified in Using.
Artificial Aids to Increase.
Her BeautyThe Proper.
Mode Of Applying Rouge
and Powder.
BY KATHERINE NORTON.

NOTHING is more to be depiored than
any attempt TO makeup But it is
sometimes necessary TO resort TO arti-l
fetal devices TOR amateur theairicals, a
fancy dress party or {: bal poIfF@. For
these rare occasions cosmetics may he
used in such a way as to be entire
harmless. The process calls for the
greatest deiicacy and de.iberation, in
order to have satisfactory results.
That shrine of mystic contemplation,
the dressing table. must be supplied
with only the very best mater ais, which
perhaps goes without saying.
There must lie Jars of. grease paint
and cold cream, boxes of rouge aid
powder. bottles Of cologne. rose-w:ster
and glycerin. a little fry ng- pan and a
larels foot or, better still, a lambs
wool sole.
After washing the face with warm
water Beauty dips the tips Of two dainty
fingers n the jar Of white grease paint
or cold cream and then rubs it IN thor
#oughly. going over cheeks. nose. brow
and chin. She then powders her face.
and.sf CT tn SIP. lies a little of tie rot
10 he cheeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

s{trr reportss could be inGetinffaiy named
one often bears Why buy STOCK IN Z
Z ii G{s3 00gl coIapall@2 YET il often proves
hettsr than 4 life Insurance. i9e85 a9s
ohtatn m0HthlS tfytdentfsi Hvsi:st liVlIls.
ana continuing after yoI are dead
Now Les us look Al the average yield
Of Western gold mines per ton
Ho-nestalse mine. Dakota. y 81. {. s !eT-
age Of ore per ton. $50: milling cost - ~
4 C.ii4,in conn 1-e mine GofdraEio. Z. s..
aver Of ore per ton. $500. milling cost
so.5l.
Grass Valley mine. caIiforrta.. Z. s..
average Of ore perstoi! 500; mining cost
ss .arnaaor. county n;1le, California & s..
average OF ore per ton S42o; THiisiag
Trea5twe.l mine. Alaska, 7 s. aysrase
Victoria Camp s:sjils, AgstriaEitt, a ssr
age af# ore sr ton s910: milling cost. $e9S
. ssaIlarat Camp mine, Australia. aNessiSe
of ore Isers&t0sl $S.zl; milling cost, $3.50
New Zealand, tsustc2Iia, aHeEase. ofsor
per ion. .Sto,S6: milling cost sQsZ
trransvaili Africa. average Of ore Per
ton, Sl6.ea: milling cost, 500
Hare III these figures. TAI below Viz
gini. ores, yet from impr t. nratns.
>has.e realized millions For tnstaIIca.
eraestSise mine IN DAKOTA mas PAID III
eiViaeglds the sum. af ist9.9 on an aver
81 ALASKA has raid il. dividends on an
?, vpTane ore of s.s5 per ton. GO. What
would Inc higll-gfade ores Of virginia
have yielded worried by taa improved
Draias, chemistry and machinery, WHICH
ran the doalestake# and Tss:itEel! mines
The Fieala and Caiamut Corner n2Lllss
of Michigan. worEin. on a. per Gen.
natfve copper ore. has declared dividends
of ST Virginia has 4 similar forsrla-
tior texctusivel of Divine rock which aver
aces s per cent. OF copper lyir.s tat
Low and as to sulDhurets and.red oxide
Of copner. the form 7 averaging from y per
cent, to IS per cent. and the latter Up 10
from 10 to so per cent.
In9epenaenee Gold Nine Of Cripple iIl1
i Greek Which was IN 1852 offered for slVH. :
Goo. was sold in 1898 for s10,0e9.0e1
The Consolidated California and vlr-
gtnia Mining Company has paid IN sdiVt-
dents 81 5os $50.
The Ontario mine has paid in dividends.
81 $40 COO.
The Anaconda, mine has paid in diyi-
dends, 81, 3a550.e00
The Granite Mount mine has paid in
dividends. So l2o SEQ
IL poor 8Woc2an Of Bangor. Me-, a few
years asso purchased leo shares of the
United Verde stock for Sloo. Senator
Clarke recently offered her $40, 600 forss.it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
VIRGINIA GOLD MINING
1t Only Neads Scierce and Money
So cure 81 ilions.
Gwr;+ten for The Tines.l
.NiEiIiia1nr Is. Roeers. writing Of tn

Prof William &. Rogers, writing OF the
gold ores OF I3tlcsling ham county. Va,
exclainls 81 a section ..of such amazing
richness. 2 vet Nirgintans do not seek it,
saying tReir fathers lost money IN MN
ing Nliy. the3 tIlIeW pi!t.xilte q ootsl ,
sinnin g,5:s.la III their day OF lS3Q--il anti oJ
it was said it cost from - 70 ~ PCT tosi
to get the gold.
II the father lost money in the 1850 s and
'4G's by deEasitiIlg in q bank by IS tali-
IRE, is3it Il reason Why Inc son shal! not
new DEPOSIT money IN q BANK
In 1916 Professors William 5. Rogers
and #B. ssilliman names known thIGGs n
out8the world as scieutiie experts on I ne
richness ores. reported to the State OF
Virginia. that the average OF ali the
.sulphuret ores, i e. pS5.ites. they ItlSt eSs-
a,ninod, carried gold ralne Of Sl61.0u E3ar
tom.
Prof overran, al eminent English
geologist ard rnirerasosist. whoSspent Sew
eral Years IN examining the gold ores OF
the State OF NiIslnla sa SsiIefe. IS a
mass OF precious metal enclosed IN the
rocks. which cannot De exhausted for
ages, and in this resneest the region IN
question is the most iilinortan t5sof L
known deposits. California not eScspSee
Prof Over!r.sll says ne obtained from
several samples of suiphJrets from sl3l. 60
( to $4,000 to the 100 pounds OF ore. Whica
would be from 1900 60 .tt}a per toi4, .-,-
Pref. Stowe says that the ores OF Wiz
gnia are tie richest and the .ea stest to
work OF any I have everSnet. Have made
over 200 ASSAYS OF ore from the Atlaslsic
slope. The average yield from -suililu u.
cts in California is s91.eo ner ton; sos n
Colorado, s1aS,o0. and from Virginia. slso.eV
per ton.
r. d irving. Of New York city. says rs
in 1870 he received ten samples o.. - "
rounds each which gave an go
s24i -, per ton. Commissioner Of Agricu !,
#tGre OF Virginia reports offs NINE ~, ~
Fluvanna county in fourteen years WORK 1lr s.
ing, averaged $4,000 per ton. An .5e q,
report mine assays from slO.co 10 S- i5a,.o
per TOM Another mine in forty-eisn {
hours work obtained in free nuggets
#s1G0 co.,
Prof stove reports from mine. aver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

innocence and In Russia Of morning snow
waite champa gt!e, sparkling like wit,
crave like glasses a contempatiNe mind
will absure light volatile particles as
cending with accelerative velocity, ambis
stlous evanescent asI3irants thef hasten
u The top only to expire. Madura and
Malaga also revolve IN their proper or
bits: cloth removed.
Third course-4Apples. red and green.
the red grow al lexington, almonds,
raisins olives, @Coe gustihus non disputan-
dunn, sweet meat. brandy peaches. and
cheese. (old Eng!tsh.s
The sun now singing in the west, it
Slows dim crepuscular. candles lit intro
duced. heaths ohunls toast, Hue Can.
tain is TO Mrs. Dorothy Farre and orr
interesting friznd from Berkshire,
easy sfip-shod d alogues, an occasional
/ cross-fire of puns anr concefts. q mo-
rent there and gone forever. ntersper-s
cea with diagonal gfances* across the ta-s
bic sweet surfeptitions meeting OF the
eyes
e IN 1851, Mr.. Boiling sold Sandy Point to
Col. Richard Baylor Of Essex county
"a. The pantauon at this time was
considered to be one of the finest on
JImes River and contained about 5.t01.
acres Of land. Col. Baylor left IL to tive
daughters farm Of LOCO acres each.
Only one of the i've sisters is living
Miss Helen. who married Mr.. L.Sk. Rud-.
gins Of the Old Dominion steamship.
Company. The home farm, which the old
mansion on it. was the property of Miss
Harriet. who married Mr. John G.. Tay5-#=
ior of Norfolk. Va. a brother of Gen.
LES AdJutant-General. Walter Taylor
This farm, with the one owned by Mrs
Eudgins. and the one belonging to Miss
Kate afterwards the wife OF Dr. w. A.
Them, of Norfolk. Va. are in charge OF
Mr.. Henry Warning. formerly of. Sussex
county. but who moved to Sandy Point
in 1855. and has been living there ever
since The Centre" farm was bought by
Nh William a. Christian. a prominent
business man of Charles City county
while the remaining farm of one thous-
and acres was purchased by the late
Tins. Branch. of Richmond. Virginia. and
still belongs to his estate. All of this large
estate is still worked under regular
system of ti'lage.s Time has wrought
many chang IS in the style of cultivation
ana in the manner of living. The self
b1neer has superseded the gang Of dus-
ky Graders in the harvest field and the
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lied Off during the war, also a immature
81 William LigaIioot, a bow knot OF dla-
nonds. q go.u snuif-box. with miniature
# his wife, Mildred. inside the I'D:
mourning ring diamond hoop, inscflDee
Aailliam Ii o. c.. io$June, lt6i Eatat, ~,
M, mourning pins surrounded with d.a-
nonds one Inscribed MILAN Ligiltfoot.
,oe:t II Nov. 1883 Eatall ~. Inc FANNY
lived in great style and drove coach
lnd four
THE WIDOW MARRIED
The widow OF William Howell Llsht,
foot married john Minge. ESD. ana
heir GauslIxtr, Sarah Melville, married
Robert Boiling, Esq. of Petersburg, Va.
{ rfa estate was owned by Mr.. Boiling Tor
,one wears who spent his winters there
with his family. description OF
Christmas at lexington written by Il
Mr.. Charles Campbell. OF peters i9i
ga Who was friend OF the Bolllngs.
resent 10 the reader live and Viva
nict1lre Of the season of gifts and tur-
kew, on an old time Virginia plantatloa.
a LETTER.
The letter Ia dated lexington, Christ
mas 1871: and reads as follows:
RAINY Sunday. i'll the drawing room
It Telitagton. three sisters desceno cant
,f T,ocanontas's evidently the Misses
-,o1.;rsl Alice. Virginia and Rosalina,
Mtra,1da from an Italian city. famous
far lis pictures and palaces. rive cat
lies put on IN a row boa ito meet river 81,
,oas ten more ladies join the merry
,ar,y. afterwards breakfast
breakfast: Buttered rolls Sally luna,
sorn,ny preno'a ard Miranda roe
nth Two gentlemen, Racket and fas-
-el, Ground half frozen The. COWS ,
| land close together in cow-pen stolcaiay
r. ewing their cuds;, several lattse n NJ
| evs are tuddled up in shed eat.ns
their fodder: locks Of wild geese are
| sying over the broad wheat nesas', is-
Grating their cohank cohank, as they
7s~e,H-ear from SIGHT.
Later-firing peoples" in the dining
4 room.
Dinner-Ham OF bacon. in Virginia.
sine qua non. Withoutit we cannot or
| raa,.ze or take any parliamentary action.
Ham OF mutton. tNapoieons fayor!te) a
venison with jelly. oysters lBack
River) stewed and bake. huge round OF
herf, potatoes. Hibernians and sweet. sai-
isfy, hominy. cslery and cauliilower.
Dessert-Pound cake. mince pie lemon
pudding raspberry prffs. jelly, amber
coiored and purple with sylabubs Blanc
Mango one couleur de rose like the light
OF Aurcria' s cheek. the other typical OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
g, eain No II C9roiira.

Dr. r. Fl Fate. in sestsi1srn Farm arm
,fl[-.zt,,s Of Baltimore. for Move Inber-.
~ states can OFFER more ad.antasss
-,,a, MANY parts of North carot'1a for
st3s and sheen. With ttchalsss
- rafst IN " inter-. clover and vetch foe
sortng and summer grazine. and Ia er
,,st,b eowpsas. sweet potatoes AMI pea
r3,,,s ii the feds. hogs grow rapid11
s,i-t$f late faEI. when little com only
{. required TO tatten them for use on tho
a1,,r-at5o.is or for market Tbs ieh pas
r,,rls of The east and the ass-grcaHs -
Z,.y,,..sss ~. tt-a VS. ~ Gt7c& sad
sor sheep all the year refund. he few
aavs ii, rnid-winter when il m ght Ees
hest to fees, theni wth II tie pro-
yender from tie. barn or in RE hav stack
need hardly be counted. Lambs dropped
in January or in February. v Tn lit
tie care. eau be prepared fos the north
arr, markets. ard command good prsees-
The number OF sheen thu can be raised
in tn counties os the grazing coartEy
above alluded to It would be hare! to est--
innate 4 few enserrris,ne men in some
OF these colnties have made such 4 Sue
cess OF sheep-rasing that hers must
be soon stimulated TO sofio~ that's eS-
ample, ard before long tiers viii Be
ample TRANSPORTATION FOR all the mutton
ra rsed in this region to the great ctsses
OF the North.
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ise aristocratic biae yeinE. ,oessl---li.s.s
.diinples sllading for exclusives. tinting fer
the finger 8alIs atsd a,3asster hands.
If ii Is yuur cheeks You " n bsau-5
tify you lauy POI OF cosofias matter on
q disk OF porcelain. ard q =sinall tool COW
,!ed with Write cotton. me pot or
.rauge does not castso Very rnuci.# put
Sshat@aoas come high is the preliminary
Business OF Having . tint of pink match
ed 10 your skin.
Nature rafalv colors two persons alike:
Tho tue pink glowing5in the creeks ot one
blonde or brunette IS not@at al the same
that CLOVIS ia the cheeks OF that pers on 5
zt,wn sister perhaps.
So5ir that little shop YOU sit hetore q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
XII e OF Portu yat.

We hear from Paris that shs kiHs OF
Portugal. since he entered France ate
Is. entsrta,lls very poor op zion Of re-
publican institutions. This IS interest
ing to Germans because when MS Males.
,y was here seven years ago ne mani
tested the kesnsst pleasure with the re-
ception accorded him.
II Don Cares Should come eais way
.eain he will End Germans more ready
han eyer to kiss his hand n greeting.
now that French republicans have shown
their dlsdair of such forms. II ss argued
that sveE the hand-shakes q the F,fe s's,
unusr have been clammy to merit the 80 So.
sentiment OF so araiatle a meaascs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
n, For eyebrows and lashes, mix grease
paint and lamp black IN a small pan
- which cones for that purpose.

let it remain four days. stirring occa-
sionallv. hen add ne rose water ard
spirit and afser letting it stand for a
week. decant. ana YOU have the bloom
Of roses
Powder may also b homemade. A
powder IS made of Vine stsreti IN tie
proportion Of one ppssl5 10 two ounf es
f Of powdered orris. ter drops OF altar Of
lemon ard one dracflrn each Of hersa-
mot ard c,oves.
together one quarter oa3ce each OF whit
root Strain and add enough sweet al:lio!sti
oii to make a soft paste. 4AGd q few
DROPS Of altar of rose
N,llen it comes TO removing the cos
,netjcs cover Your face with cold cream
r,s7bed on slightly. Let ii rens1fn for q
few moments and then rub off With
linen q ot1l Nash yoii1 fac u-el vita
het water and soap riIsing it off with
+ cash Of cold water And may your
complexion lie none the for its
b.ief coat Ct powder a. laiat
Perhaps rot every ore Knows that ma
tire employs sixty different tints Of rose
to color the complexion. and that any
vo,l,a,! who viii take the trouble to go
to Paris can have her skin matched.
The SHOPS where they match yeur com
,,sexion. for o consideration. are calcu-s
lated to destroy forever mans faith in
nc,nan,s natural charms.
Rising in imposing tiers, are long rows
Of Iottles. warranted to- contain lovely
comp sxions. satin SKINS rosy lips.
pea cn= bloom checks AM IVORY nscks
Piles of tablets and dainty boxes prom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
For Eysbroqvs ard Las1aes.

For eye43raws and .eye!asiles. SOM
grease paint and lamp black are mike
ina l4ttle8in f wing i, n a.ld IL n ski y
" afgJiied With 2. lily brush on the Ip
81. the finger. There are other NAYS of.
darkeniiIg eyebrows and eyeias:!es, ore
home made preparation is to burn cork
until it crua1bles TO powder; put it in a
saucer and when Volt have rubbed it@quite
smooth, dropsa little glxcerins omit, and
Stir until. it becomes Iiquefted, about the
consis;ence Of mucilege. apply with a
etry fire ca,ae3.s hair hrusa. Or with.
an eyebrors pencil OF black soft paint,
,,9s may lglilly and asin9!y touch
the arch Of ille delicate b.ows. einpla-.
slzil1g their uistinctness Just a degree.
Blondes would use brown pencil
IN using -sye!oTor' pencils he shadows
must be carefully modelled With the I'm
: gers into8tac pores.
|. The least suggestion Of the grease paint
and lamp black is applied with the tip
81 thu little finger just below the lower
iashes This is a most delicate and fine
g ..5,ation. requiring infinite tact and
artistic SKILL
Here again may be. homemade In
E expensive substitute.
Tflis is 10 burn a bit of tissue paper
and apply The ashes with the greatest
care, Just below the lower lash $
With blue pencil. make a fine hori-.
zoaaI lire al t angle of the eyes At
close inspection it resembles q tins. blue.
vein At little distance it IS indistin-
,;la siaahle and Sc YES only to- rsthe75ih n
dye to almond outlines and lend its Drill
liancy additional luster.
II the eyes are very far apart the
least little soupcon5 of rouge between them
viii improve their appearance.
Ii arms and neck. as scell as face. ire.
to le made up. sponge them with per-
frlaed tepid water-using. co os1le or
) me aromatic toilet water. When tho-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Use 81 tbg- Hare !. Fcot.

The hares foot used TO be in Tequisi-
ton for giving the iina! polishing
touches, VIII Oh impaII he soft, natu.:si
appearance to the comp eaieG; bur the
latest device, which gives be ter results
is tits tiny lamb S wool sole of baby =
slipper.
Let the color be put on with the light.
drft touch OF a fairy painting rose. Re-
member. in using rouge, that no one biusil-
led in. around spot Shape the pink 4
little TO your cheeks. and if yoar face is
very flil. make It long I. t.ian rcn.ti. +
c.liee ks are thin and su.ike-i the iittia flush
Of color mist#be placed further back than
it5tiley We're plump; this makes them look
fuller
J, short face may be heightened hs
iog.E sins the color down toward he neck.
If ne eyes are not prominent a tins.
Bit of rouge over them IS becoming. Thee
must also be "a suggestion Of rouge on tn
car lobes and on tie ct.ia, iuat the faint.
est touch possible should be putt tn
tlctt under the nose and n little rougn:
Of the nostrils5 will gtvea sr.eited look.
# 4 on must be very particular about y,oi
mouth II tits TOO vide. just dra" II
Upper. lip down .igt.t I'D put sa9eI2ty
grease paint on the cort.ars. lou ~
probably get a lot in yoar mouth. bi
rs Oh must not mind a little thing Ill
that With lip rGrge& trace q cup!d5s boy
small in tie middle Of the upser lip. ar
a little wider in the middle Of the unat
lip.
If. the lips are. toetain. color "a little To-
You'd them. but BE- sire TO Keep an SO.
outline Rs careful to AVOID szaeals
the corners. which have an a eoi1?.i7al}.
appearance
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Three-Score Different limits.
Of Rose Employed by Ma
tureto Colorth Complex
ion katherine Norton
Answers Many Questions
Of an Interesting Nature.

= - ~ = =
,
irds water. instead Z. OF sio''e'
cry night for a week. you VIII IND q
r.a4 ,r,,,royar,ent in the appearance OF
-. =, ,,o,,
II = nav NJ y
" your hair IS oily and mas Carer vi.
II. .fter TIC dan1rtiff is removed use the
,cch,o, -, onee q week. but
,,-,, co.d
very risa1 ruo me sca.p. 4s'ae
fater The ws!l-heaten yoke OF an g
lily is necessary-no soap-when you
Ike a shampoo.
.,.r.,, ra, ~. ,,,;r,,.a tho alco-
]. ol afsa "ssles'. IS acYis'sd i9os . - : =
ruDtion on the face. battle with water
hot#as5caa ae royre. cor,ta a ny pow
,ax,
s 81 : /, - = 80 -
one pint os water.
Dependent ana X. y z. wall about
- .t-a-5-ae =...--.i-,. Although ..Denen =
,
.ss ~
# l,re Of ltS: t.{st.I. it Is sss.ea .lei2ss IN
,sor c3al.ti5.1: IN TIE. first place may
..,, - es,,,,,,. 5f-pct,ons va,, =
,,...za,
&'SoE: aRose. g " ssalp - ssAssi
brushing tlie scalp and nair. instead OF
uE.ns water Only o. alcohol ana va or
TO n!ossssa the scalp. Eeep bottle OF
iar tong on y9ur totitt tao.e; pols a
little into shallow dish wAel wanted
ard anr 20 80 scalp with clear rail
brush. There are many good hair tones
in the market. hut you may prepa;e
soIae-Ir asts one. Nothing IS Better @faaE
se fos.o'7tns: Bag r',Ea.ls pint: slSssrsf.'
oHRcSs: Ft!iiEe sS3i5'.sAte, ~ : q - -
re OF ez..E zs,iiStes, afaslih'' s'.'i1is',.-s'
aIer- 7. e.5ssss''i.
Always snake we'll. Use little every
her right. About twfce week mas
50 IKE scalp with oIia-third alcohol
Il. tsso t:..is.EEs sweet oil. as you say
.e soap Goes reed something s-fst3-
Y ng or 9a4as auIati7n with - er tips TO
f-lul9te t;-a circulation. After lew
eeSs write To ne agslin about Eeur
i;s. y7iea t,.i;sk then viii be in bet
y condition = nope ttlls settea y =
1t answered., rou write. as nee
.a;er ..as. as lacls with the few letters
Ears fs@asszl.ell TO write to pa1eFs
9..;te IS etssn as you phase to this &C.
,artIIles ara yoit letter SHAH be an
y.osed in due time his time / am
.Nii.g Solr Lister Before ts8 turn. tEtStt
cit roy az.Gt a.sa II Ia disappointed
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