The true Democrat. [volume], February 13, 1897, Image 5

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feligio¶ uIrTE I)E121.OC
Ser~viecf4 at St:ir· )iU1.
tonal PLt IiontLu) C tholiCFIInc.h.
( ?dary of Mt. CIuwe1, t r. F'l'irdSiwiiv in
g yzwd3y OX eY.lf3t paclth, Rv.,
yttr ýAvnt, Itritwt.
thist Services at Baron Sara.
j~ortl' StadMYI Oafll Liuaroth, at 11 A.
nul 7:04 1P. M.
ay-s look at thle new mad column.
A Gernuan will be danced one evyeing,
Olt week.
Ij, 1. Irviuo &. Sn sent a hox of shoeo
telo drouth sufferers last week."
,Doiatlons, from 1Bayou Sara, report
in last issue, have all been paid,
enting to $24.25..
r. O1)D.l rooks. having two windows
at in the front tof his store building,
w or the Bank We learn, that 0. & J. B
ene will open a store there shortly.
The Sixth ward has donated 28 barrels
f corn and potatoes to the North Loilsi
a people.
Sprinng Medlicie is a necessity which
on's Sarsaparill* grandly supplies. It
nrifiei and vitalzes the blood and thus
res tone and strength to the whole sys
*ood's Pills are the only pills to take
ith flood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver
lie.
As'thi law requioes every iucorporated
owln to have s wap of same, Mr. VW. B.
,ilh appeared bhfore the Town Coutecil,
set.Thnrsday night, with reforenco to
ling the wbik.
The bind placeiia the street in front of
r. Barrow' was tfilled in, Monday. The
l:oiugof the ditch on the north side of
bestreet was one of the causes of its be
ug so bad. Tflro should be a good ditch
a each side of to street.
I have ivenoi Chamberlain's Cough Rem
y a lir test, ;tnd consider it one of the
cry best remnedies for ci4oup that I have
ver fpnnd. One dose has alway.,.liieh
ufilcent, altlhough I use it fireely. Any
hld my children contract yields very
ily to this medicine. . I can con cien
iously reconlieind it for croup and colds
dn ildren.--Geo. E. Wolf, Clerk of'the
irenit Court, Fernandina, Fla. Sold by
SP. Ktilbourne, Druggist.
Bele loyd, the'f nous scout for Stone
all Jackson, was in St. Fracisville,
hilmsdy night, and gave an interesting
ecotmt of her experience in the war. She
as aecomnpapied by a small dramatic
ronltlltlpit~b' talk alone was worth the
irie of adminiion.
The Ladies' Auxiliary decided tp gibe
o cloth ount.o to the suff r'ers,,instead of
eking into gutrmouts. F'lfir dozntion:is
ode el.ea.here in,the paper. Saipr
, theyspsa, nsewing for,Zhe Htome.
The citizene of Bayou Sara aldmnit that
bridge over Fountndu Bayou is of great
.efit to thlpn, but they insist that'they
oold not elop to p:ay for one as it is
lteide their,corporation, and that in the
ie way. ,. F'raucisville is benefited by
he lovee though she does not pay a levee
. The point is well taken.
The True 1 emnocrat shipped three boxes
felothing,8Snuday night one to.Ruston,
'and two to Columbia, La. A fourth
ada flftk ;ox were sent on Wednesday
oitroe.
Our thaunl are due Messrs. A. Harris, J.
r and A. Teutech for empty boxes, to
.John Bowman for hauling, and to J.
Slrine & Son for free wharfuge and
Iippiug.
otate eOlhio, City of Toledo,.?
.Luas County.
Ftak J. Cheney makes oath that he is
he rniour partner of ,the inn of F. J.
e-y &.o., doing business in the city
Toledo,:Conty and State aforesaid,.and
ast said tirmn will pay the sumn of ONE
IDRJD D)OLLARS fo,each laad every
iEof Ctarrh that caunot becui, by
se . Half's Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Brorn,to before me :and nsubscrjlbed in
pr!lce, this 6th day of December,
D. 1-6.
jh A. W. GLEASON,
j 8 1 .Notary Public,
#1HW Catarrh Cure is taken internally
5Ca directly on the blood and mucous
of the system. 8oud for testi
J. F., Cheney & Co., Tolodo, O.
:d,1y Druggit, 750.I
* 'R" Family Pills are the best.
Unclaimed Letters.
, following is a list of unelaimed let
" iPfining iu the St. Fraocievillo IPost
for the week elnding Feb. 10, 1897.
y Misa M4rie Lewis Miss Lizilen
er Mu M Louise Mrs Kearney
SMiss Alice Pruet.t Miss E
5s calling for an.y of the above let
till please say they are advcrtisod.
F. M. MUMFORD,.P. M.
_tao Rouge had donated the requited
PAeres of lasd for Capt. Cothell's ship
,reirred to by us, two weeks ago.
passes a good "might have been"
Bayou Sarae. '
ed-An Idea
•wo hu C., for their s181i ten 0te8
~sro~P~n~r~PtoP~rro~ l~ u'
f 1 v: A; LE.
IiI
V. Th 0' pt.-"t. ,trlrt c.ft ftrnilyv medi.
cl< . , l rt r!Pt , vi .lf tFlor fo r
,. " ,n I.dr '. at ! ,ALo ll. CntA'1, h ls a 1 i.
hILtesniCe., .Jauttndl ti . fusea.
:1XD 1Bn1E  IIJ
-,d1iIi;)1g :s, ^,rI, 1.( . Si cum1
m , ." . a . , i !r 'At ; .I( inll n': ly 'vere
(4",l1,, i t'nlftto' fr~ tT(L: it.,! ,(l:tl,"! .:,|":l:d P'IIu is
LIv).r {, l: to r . r o V o I t : , n C III t IIe
r, -1' ,dy .i1or I .- r ',ul.ivo diýorrd r. ' wiill
al, I rnve .out appetitc, coiipieaion andi
se:w .l itiat:. i
sh" i.lnt 'll re'g:trIed ;ri tt ri i : rtilm nt,.-
i: 1 1 : 1f, n:I ý.re oinnll-i th auj s. r:eg-lhrif.
ofi~ o b,)W·'b:, ':( .ud ar! d i'av.1A.on BOl' t ih' 1
dlrnlnd pI.'¢e the wily nte,1. t0 serious dtniv.
ger. It i q :g i:l,;+lnectai yst',-oIt)rin'VOeltni:f j
aln', u I t sIll fromu tt 1owc' a. it Is to Va
a -,stivo habit of hodly prevalls.
STIZI HEA 1)AGtE I
+ Thiditro.a ihg atliitio occurs [ot fro.
i3 qih*l.v. '' t distirl, ben'o of the touncrh, 2
'ri.ig I,,..I t.he in1por'rfi tlyv di.tL-d (cou. -
. Illr s, c::l:,"; :,. S vere, :::n i ' tIlh hella.
e,.,i:n!i .i'd iý ,it t ( ji::rtI(aI, I . iacioIuse. anl
r8 t C c.,r, 4,it ut, l,'b: pt optlrl known a
.icS ' I "u-lc. ,5' tA:c reif uOf vWhich tk
1- l3uhiaa.I.'i i. L t JI Rgult:..
..,:,w .Y I'ACKAr.-7.
Si I the Z t,',Stu- in red out th wralpper,
IPEISONA L I jPOLITE.
Mtrs. E. Muse,of New Texap *visited here
Wedneusday .l Thursday,
Mr Miss Anna E. Butler 1ias issued cards 4
a;lnouniing the marriage of heu niece,
dMis Anna Marnuer'j Butler. to Mr. z
Etigene E1is, February tenth. I
Messrs. Knobloc: and Fuqla of the U. r
S. Enginerqgrps for this distieot attend.d li
the gntertainment, WVedneeday night. v
f Mr. I.ewis West who has been clerking
for'Ifr.rVW. M. Stewart fr1l soverl' yearsb
Spast, p"ill leave to-imorrow for St. "Fran
f cisville, la whero he has sEmcnred a clerk u
ship with Messra. loi"ell' & orcy. Lrias I
Shas many friends lhere who wi~lw him suic
ceis in his now'omiue.-Blao Irfigq' Guide.
Mr. C!rar. Stern, now of Baton Rouge,
is about to publish muother Pong, "Since
Wifey wears the blominers.+
~ Mrs. W. C. Ellis and daughters, Misses
Odette and Amelie, and son, Mr. Robert
Ellis, were ;guiests at the Cottage on the
occasion of the Ellis-Butlor wedding.
SImne(liately after the ceremony, Mr. and Sb
s Mrs. Eugene" Ellis left on train' for their t,
home in h'ew Orleans. They were aecomn- it
panied by Mr. Robt and Miss Amclie b
Ellis. si
Miss Frankie Brandon was in town gi
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Davidson, (nee Miss JJunia
Town) is here on a visit. of
" Mrs. Allen Thorms of New Hope has had to
the nuisfortune to full and fracture her w
knee-cap. Cu
MIrs. G. L. White spent last weeik pleas- th
*an ly, making a iound trip oln ) he Hal
lotto.
.f..i.s......ggi ani~ adieElli loeft Menou-'
day for a visit. Thoi atter' goes to Newi he
Orleans while.4is Maggie visits at lurn
side.
Mr. Henry :Lehman is on a visit hero. foi
Mr. E. L. Newsham went to Slalghtor, "
Mouday, to meet "little Joe," Mrs. New
sham havying brought him that far on the H
way home. There was joy in the grand- 1
uaamulas' hearts over his return. go
Mr, Jeff IIamilton is boarding at'the re
.,ank Hotel. .
Mrs. J. Stewart McGuehee of St. Louis go
arrived here, 'Tu'esday to'visit heri mther, hi
Mrs. L, B., Johnson. Fe
Mr. Alex Manu has gone to New Orloans
to visit relatives, thence he goes to Pat- o
orson, Rayne and Baltimore, Md. He ex- t
peets to be absen6 t quite awhile. c
Mrs. M. Rosenthal is spending a week Yv
with relatives in New Orleans, in
Mr. Tom Younice has returned after an
abse0ce of two weeks.
We
Mr. E. D. Cohn, a traveling salesman, m
spoentlSunday here with friends. Re
Dir. G. T. Talbert left for Wesson, Miss. Au
Monday. .t was his father )vho died and
got hi brother as stated iu the telegram. the
James Leako Stirling is the name of the RN
new arrival at Mr. W. L. Stirling's on the *an
11th. lel
The Misses Lawrason are visiting Miss
Lise Barrow at Port Allen.
The Sick List. o
Mrs. Win. Town Sr. has suffered from
several bad spells.
Mrs. Jane Howell was qnuiteo sick, but is
now better.
At
Miss Corinne Hartson hi~ been ill the
past week.
Mrs. IH. Goldman is still suffering with 1i1
grip. ""
Mrs. A. Tcutsoh has a severe att'ek of pe
sore throat. tne
Mr. Calogone has coun confined to bed .u
at the Meyer Hotel, for two woeks. to
ho
Business Transits.
Judge S. J. Powell, P. W. M. and Mr. is
J. R. Hlutchison, W. M., attended the th
Granud Lodge, in New Orleans, this week. th
Mr. J. J. LeSassier is in the city this c
week.
Mir. J. E. Ware visited Wilson last. wI
Wedneeday. ' all
.: , ,-.7%..
;l--- PEMinnie AT-1-· d1 t 40!?t 1U rl,
good were tile gnostuif Miss Rosa BUck
hamn last Sunda y.
'h friends of Mr. .J. Miller will regret
to hear that he is quite sick wvith- pluen
lOunliat.
Mr. S. V. Rogillio lhad the misfortune of
losing a nmuo last Sunday.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. W. .
Carmpbell who has been qutite sick for
someO time ia-ounvalescing.
Mr. W. 1V .iieof Pisgah visited ýfri~a4.
in this nithborhood last Sunday. '2
Mir. illio who has beien eic
the lis uth is now able toe:
Dr ai .H Mrs. Henry Sini st
Suiudjy at Boyd ligginUoth
The many friends of M 1 Atten
who forperuly lived in (ftw ,At n ow5
rsides mi Jackson, will re(greott r that
• she has for somo timne been ex teted to die.
Mr. Hnney the Methodist miniister spent
last Suuday night with Mr. S. V. Rogillia.
Mr. Dan Pharcs went to Jackson on
Saturday.
Mr. Palmer Thoias of New I_[ope spent
last Sunday eveniug at the houme of Mr. t.
.logillio.
Misses Mary Carney, Pearlie Palmer and
Mesls. S. E. Hill, Jesse Carney and Tony
Johns of Jackson attended the Simnauus
Wright wed.ling.
Miss Mary Lan Wright and Mr. Henry
Simmons were joined iti the holy onlds
of mnatrimnony, on last Thursday night, the
4th of Feb. "\The. bride is a daughter of
Mr. Zy Wrig; t, an old respeet.able piti
zen of this parish. The groom is Mr.
Ilcery Sinmmons who has fioumhis boyhood
resided here. The bride 4 lovely blqndo 1
looked beauiiful, attired in a dress of
white albatross, ,vith a wreath of orange
blossoms' on her soft golden hair. The
groom al)o looked.very hanllome.
They F:ero attended by three briles
maids aild groomsmen, the brideu!cmnauls
looked lovely in their ibeautiful dr:eses of
white t.rlmed with lNces and rilbb)om.,
while the groomaimen all looked very hand'
some dressed itn black puits.
We tender to the happy couple our
heartfelt congratulations.
A few months ago Mr. Byron Avery, of
Woodstock, Mich., was. hadly a!licited l
with rhema.tismn. Ilir right lhg wasn
swollen the faull lng! h, causimng bint gre't 1
suiff:ring. He was advised to try Chant- 1
berlain's Pain Balm. The fiast bottle of 14
it helped hint considerably and thlisecond
bottle effected a curel. The 25 and 50 ets.
sizes ar' for sale by L. P.Kilbourne, Drng
gist.
Grace Church.
Rt. Rev. Davis Sessnms, .D. D., Bishop t1
of I.ouisiava makes his annual visitation A
to Grace Church to-morrow. The iishopl
will officiate both morning and night. :1
Confirmnatiom will be administered at the
morning service. The sittings are free and DI
the public generally invited.
The Bishop goes to La urel Hill Monday - L
morning to ofliciate in St. John's Church.
He will be ,unable at this visitatlion to B
hol! other services in thy euoigihborhood.
,. Ward L. ~mith, of Frederiestown "A
Mo., was try.hmledl with chronic" diarrhea c)
for over thirty years. He hIas become fully
satistied'that it,was only a question of a lII
short time nutilsho would have togivep,.p. i
He had been treated by.:some of the est ai
l)lhysiciansu, in Europe and America, lut al
got .no permanent relief. One day he he
pickeld up a newslpapler Tn. chanced to
rea;d an advertisement of Chambe-lain's V(
Coijo, Choleraand Diarrhea Remedy. lIe W
got a bottle of it, the first dose helped T1
him, and its continued use cured him. n
For sale by L. P. Kilbourne, Druggist. to
di
Next Sunday 14th instant, theore will be
service. Rev. Father Goons othiciatin, 't .
t"no R)man Untholic Church of St. Fran
cisvillh, at 101 a. m. Mass with rcmnon.
SMonday 15th instant, there will le ner
vice at the residence of Mr. John LeoSassier
in T'unica, at 9 a. m. M.harwith.sesmon.
M1IARRIED.
ELLIS-BUTLER--At "The. Cottage"
West Feliciana parish, La. Wrednes lay
morning, Dec. 10, 18!i7 at 9 o'clock, tle
Rev. W. K. Douglas I). D. officiating, Mr.
ugeneo Ellis of New Orleans, La. and Miss
Anna Margurrite.ButlPr of this parish.
PETTY-RYDER-At the residence of
the bride's parents, MIr. and 3hls.. W. J.
Ityder, We ~t Feliciana parish, Tlnursday,
February 4tth 1897, Mr. Isaac W P'etty
and Miss Idola E. Ryder, Rev. C. C. Mil
Ier officiating.
Try Our
Ten Cent Family Remedies.
Chlorate of Potash Tablets,
Cold Ceaom,
Todthache Stop,
Phenol Sodiqne,
Witch Hazel Soap, vi
Cold in Your IIead, 14
Frog in Your Throat.
AtMumford's Drug Store, in
Every one was pleased, Wednesday ed
night, to have an opportunity of heiring h
Miss Eliska Stocking's "West Feliciana i'
March" played by tho.fair composer her- m
;el, in her most esympathetic, spirited
mnaunner. It is a brilliant piece of music, da
and shQuld be on every piano in the parish a
to exprese home pride and to enco.urage f
homne talent. The March is on sale at
lMumford's and Kilbourne's drug stores.
The secret of a speedy cure in sickness
lies in selectingtho proper remedy and this
is difliuenlt to do unless one is sure what
the aihmneht is. But one thing insure, hal a
the liver been actively at work sickness t
could not have come. It is then always
safe to take Simmons' Liver Regulator fri
which keeps the liver well regulated and I eli
all poison expelled from the system,
atjh ie nlosf inipprne I11.. o oon·c it Is lir to
:-ilhlilLestion./t tuy coure iin .4 t 4 o ,
l dinner iand :nakde lh11 nlat.yt an $3 r' .
It !i li rinder thjit nI tnlay nl~t' Clt What,
Slie chooew, nrt ;hen ihe cl d0i9i. _ h11 iS a
slave the wt.$kess js tit i nlatach. A
man's h,alth m'td striilgtht d llend upon
'f lwhtnt he gets outi of hlis tod., ''his de
pinds ott hiS digestion: Reiv're the oh
`struition 1h tikig Dr' Pierce's Plhaslnt
r 'elcts. They are :1 positiv, ere. fr it -m
st.lrIti lin. :illl( its nittftidn>r ill)4l-h, ~,r -
) i sii, lloln lllhon lltlh, 1 (I, t 4dili4 . .I Y IIe :
bilious and "heartbllnl Tho "'Pfel
hd ]i 'e very gentle thleir ctllan,.
ivey-siitlly 1i,1ist nIlatre. Ti hey no
violent renchi o, th.l "s'ten,. 'Tre rs
lno painl. 110no griping. ' '4
Send 21 one-(.clnt rtia ji to cover costof"
mailing only, and Irec(ive free Ia olpy 'of
Dr. Pierce's Medical AdviseT'. 'Addrl.~i ,
S)Vorl's Dispol lryl Metliedl Asssecitit ion;
t olifalo, N. Y.
Entertainmront for. Beneflt of
t Drouth Sufferers.
r. On Wednesday 'eviniing, the yourngpeo
e plo certainly siicceeded in lires'entig
tmild prograillno for tlhe entertarillonmnt,
of the public, far. il excess1 of the law
tnprice of adnmission. Pytiian Hall wa 1
very well filled, but th.re' cln lie no
doubt that the coltd, Inlll'lallt weolith!er
i lldl the prevalleice of sicikieCs ha:d u11mlc
to do with the albsence of miannny. Tlih'
. lpening chorns waR sing .ly lj. 1:::; ~i -
t penlU oiCel, 1111(l being thb "Sicrd ilors'
Cllorur, the siirger , nralo and febl:le,
were dresed in ,ilor cnstunes of bluI
Sand wh.iti, corning upon the" stage. anid
3' going throngh thieevoltlti)l oif ai g'atrcl>.
llarchi, while singing the opeioning bhts I
the stirring ninsic, Miss Rosl '' Tlnpel,
one of oiur most skilledi perlorniler, inrt.
plaryetl an instriunental solo of grlnt
brilliancy of teelthigluno. Tlo hlaby snilYg
t and dance frmnu "Waug" w 0as one. f the
sweetest ilorceaux presented. The little
ni:ds in tLueir long whito: gowns, pulltting
their dolls, aind incidentdlly thilemnolves to
sleep, untloe i series.of charminuia ictoros, A
chief aiiroilg t:hicli. war~ when theý knelt
in prayer. A:snspiciousiioisturo wild rise 1
in the eyes of the spect.tors :at thll' sight.,
,also w-hen the tableau wv.s showsn" of the
picturesque group asloop. nist Ile.tio
Montgomery gave oneo of her exqui:mito
violin suflos, receiving an oenthnastis ecnore.
The Misses .tocking, and Bottintt l Mont
goniiTy net.. played theo West ,c'liciat ll
March, a lively two step march. coeppepli 1tt
by Miss E;liskal Stockiirg and libut revin'ttly
ipullishwdl by L. Gruntwald (o.,. Nw (Jr- I1
lenis.. It in a striking compolition andl
was mullch enjoyed by the auidietice e
Miss Hcettie Stocki lg then"iaillg.. "Luvo
Go Ilang," a. rollicking bit tf nlcledy well 2
suited to her voice.
A chalrade in tlireo acts founded nir tir A
word, "Marplot" was next playedl. with
the cast as follows:
l1lro Jerusha Meddlesome "10
;.................Miss Endo Brooks.
AMr. Alfred Buttercup, daildy
...................r. Sam Carter.
Mrs. Htolana, nmother of Eniilly imid, lhert.lh
............. 1iss -lottie, Stocking.
Elmily. HIolnln n
..........Miss. Bettie Mon tgomer.
Bertha Hohlnau
..............Miss Eliska Stockiln.
All the parts were well rcldelred lnd the
c:haraeo Ip!ilt every one in al good humlnior.
In the granl rinml chorn, the slilol
ladh and i'siestad full swing a gain giv
ip~g, with 4pirit, a niiilley f lpolulalr :titrs,
al34 conuclmlidi ) with "Dixie," ;hichh is
always, calculatet to stir the .Suthern,
heart to itavery dlpt s.
The rcmainler of tlieoveming' wm de
votedl to dancing. LIght rotefrlhlrr(nts
wero on sale, and folnId willing cnst(tners,.
The amount clcared from. the entortain
nent was (50.00. which will be devoted
to tho purchaso of provsions ir thtrh
drouth snifferers.
(No Trouble
TO
Show'
Diamonds. Ar4 Statuary.
Watches, Art Pottery
Clocks and Out Class and
Jewelry. Silverware.
a ad iep s4aýmusevirnups5 '
I naurs.2set)3ý,oao aeli,
Bronze Coods,t DInn~ r Sets
L6atHer Coods, off Sets
Walkng Can os Fish ets &
*nd Urnbrellas .Came· ots.)
tS. 'P. *C.HUE8L"EU
The Peoplo's Jewo
Baton Rougp,
TIlVICA ITEMS.
Rev. Mr. Haney is expectejl to hold sar
vice at the Tunica Church, ,pext Sunday.
14th.
Mrs. Carine Evans who haR been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Gee. Brandon. return
ed home last Wednesday. While here
she had a severe attack qf la grippe but.
we are happy to state that she is now
much better.
Mrs. Lepoora Brandon and her two
daughters, Misses Bessie iud Verina, had
a severe attack of la grippe. They are
now much better.
Mrs. Hattie Pons bas gone to visit her
brother, Mr. Wilhe Raily of New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Hobgood spent
last week visiting friends and relatives
in the fifthl ward. :While there they at
tended thewedding of Miss.iiiry Wright.
Mr. Willie.Reily, a West Feliciana boy,
from the se enth ward, has rece~ntly been
elected assessor of Liucolu Co., New
1\.
Bef ' taking stock we wilt
close prides far below cyst.
Al- c1s-L w Mushi'S Etc,
L· a 'e s r~res an S;et Glm s: a
ALl Un U IIIT BWiRIIRINS
SJ.13REYHAN&CO
SEEDS AT REPUCED Vl RICESS.
Up to lately the ) ) ices fo fi3 &Rt g a Sli dh ill the, , h, h11t:ve btett, Ax,
4iel too Itigh. h ~I'lt'diitlt et ., we ft ig;htenewd inrd L'to bieeth tiotti me-.
liablh' NliedR et(itldl Iiai be Itoi4 ghr Ior Ie. rn119 It" ht~ III eo'a M~k
J)IiE(l ( yII I IIQ i)hiO1' Itgl" ( i ter
CabbnLb f-i inlpýrovl Into f'l Fhd nihii. ir It) $!-.OO, 1or'ruer jrice
taI gy'-S~;! liw c $:~~nfb. (ciinu ii JP sieii.k, (u'L, itite.plricte.
fikett aoId :4 r::ili"--ir¶" It Ti) eta. 411 vumrij . t onM lot Illnrauttf i,`Thtniteglo.
C.. ~P~EIICHLINC; :·
Seed Merchant,'
'New OIIeM!w1t IraI
Annual Clearance Sale
J. EARRITDACEZR & l
A f1ct nt' ou drives: A few' jincr ro ofenl,,wihiw Atjr 1
7e outing now ................. tt Worth *ct~to $1 I& r .yoir ohoice
IJo xui: ilug now ............... 7.clRod woolI tw . l Ij(
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