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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-3-4, Page 6TURNING GRAY TXWTtltUOD WITH BALDNESS 2M layer r Averted by Sig AYER'S "eY! "Nearly forty year/ ago, atter .erne weeks of sickness, my hair turned gray and began falling out M rapidly that I was threatened With iultnsdnale baldness. Hearing Ayer's Hair Vigor highly spoken of, 1 cotutuei&ced using Ulla prepata- 1 Hon, anti wog' that WPB eatisfled with the ..'snit that I have never tried ttnv other kind of dresbing. It stop- psd the hair front Lalling out, stilnu- 1 • lett a PPS* trr•w•th of hair, and kept the e.:t!p free from dandruff. Only sa stn r :t-i.tt'nl Application is now n/e'•Ir.l t•' kiep my hair of good, I'M oral color. I never hesitate to y.••• men:sand ape of Ayr's medieineee t . • to v fri.'twls."-airs. H. M. HAJOB?, .Av.tn,,.i \,.tt. Ayr's Pair Vigor Parrtrnr. its ER 1. C. AYES & ; 3., :Cra.1. PASS.. U.S.A. 4yrr•. b,.r.ul..tratlti w ...w r.• 1•. maples. white she wefts to a shop some god dig - Mum ed be peers the ..awry humble eppet, over ',blah be would glees as though it wore a bank sore- - --.lammed Ye Ilse. He was • farmer, arid was visiting an oet- biag village is but duet••► Amoss thea he met was •a ate womaa, who told him .Mat, befog in seed of seer* meaty. oho woe shoot to kill her mall .took of poultry. Would be kindly buy • fowl for 380.He oo.eested to buy use, but world only Rive 3bc., and insisted that the bud should be plucked, trooped and delivered as his house, re miles .Pae 1). her &retial the old gentleman met her, took the Cowl sad said By the by, hem ibis bird laid any errs ✓ ico I bought her ' •• s., ser one " ' Then please go back and tetob it. It belongs to me, you kuow. " Moab a Mmes man. Tee 1 had • trued in • Government depart- ment in 1;lasso* who was perhaps as "bear" se they ors made. A. ao Ioetaoo.. One we November day. when leaving his office, he stopped t / per - chase an evening paper ut • ragged old vim - dor, wbo stood shivering and soaked in the flowing putter. There wag a halfpeoov change, r the old man handed it over, it .i"pp.d from hie numbed fingers and disappeared to a drotn- rr...da '• 11 ' insisted oo tM man making good the toes, lor, as he aherwarde said : " H. dropped tt ; It waso•t cry fault "' yet " 11.' was • very decent fellow. This w.. only one of his peouli.i ales. VERY STRAN4;E STORIES. MISERS WHOM OUR READERS HAVE MET. Men 1 west Mese. The long promised day Dune at last. 1 teak my t ioket to 1.- - Station, and wait- ed (how Tong, I know Dot) for Walter, my intended husband. At last be came. " We'll walk to the theatre,' be said. We did. After waiting an boor and • half outside, be turned to me M k 6: M One evening, some ume aro. • friend of mine called on his landlord. a wealthy old man, to pay hie r.3t. He was shown oto the sittior-room, which was to oomplete darkness. and, ha..og stated his business, the old man relactanth lighted a missile to eeosipt the uote. When be had rapidly signed his bums he deliberately blew out the light, and said Mat if my tnend had any further remarks td make be most ..y then in the dark, ee M could not afford to us. artificial Tight, It is • fact thee tots men used to send 1s ser• yr -i; out every evening during the Winter 5t 5 o clock. to order to save fir. and lights, and sit by himself in his top oast and hat. Old Mao was • miser,living to • miserable garret, and enstinp almost entirely on por• ridge. Thu be allowed to get sour, so that he might not each too muob of it at A VICTIM OF ASTHMA. HAD NOT SLEPT IN BED VO$ TWItTtTT FIVE TEARS swim) DWttao To ,.larvas aim 008017 - •L.Neosar- r•Tsaa.tit.•II N•Tmma •1b Oaa•T WRAP as map 01111 FROM 105 TttonaL8-aaLa- 00111 11 Oil Mit-Till CUM 1MN11Y 8108 •0 • Prom the Whitby Qwskola, For years ernes id I5mese err weetsght by 1)r. Wilhelm,' Ptak Pills have metered ie the Chrus.ole. Druid sato tete w• have Ora oa.Mag anent toe . beat e•ra!1 ssaa a arose as to leave so dribs el this elgdgioy d them pills. W• bore filmed Normal, bee m emits was it preyed so eta • eisestsve hotly WOO Quaid ue1 bear to have his es bar hams sad dieser made polo. Re.ently. Mw- eva • most attributor ease rate t0 gni Mata. Mr. Soloaou Thompson lives ea . bra - SIM fella w the wee, skate of bled 1*k. in Cordes township, North Mooers. lie 11 . resided here for testy yore, beim the Gm settler &gonad ib. 1•kw like woe .este of Carders and Cahoot tews.kips tkirey-fie. years age, WO .re t'te ....sties id Peet/repro 5..d Vmton• meas sep.rsted. .ad he red so surd the restos oro oil as Poarbero- Mr. T0om•'eos bas ben • yietom of airiest ter fusty year sr niers. However we will let him tett bi. owe Nary es that bead. On October Ibtb. 18f1b, we took • nip M Mud Lake to visit w reale long familiar to ••. and mode it • dark and totted ut • ple•mre so call upon Mr. Thompeaa .lad Mare from .ming tum and hearing hie ga- mest of how so bed been on..d. Yee 110.1y -41e years we hod kaowa buns as • gasping end .offering asthmatics, the worst we ever knew who m.o•O.d M nye at sU. W. often wondered hew be managed ee 11ve from day to day. O. callow, he ova es with • Wombat ..pest, end attars a treat of hs old trouble. Hua;; at Quos ushered Into his honer, we .5turally made i8 oar Bret buatoes. to esquire if it wars all ane about the Moodie he had rerev.d trees read Ur. Williams' Ptak Pills. " Beyond doubt," end be. " How load have you ..and them. and how many Metes have you mid!' be mise asked " 1 started • yaw ago, and took eight hazes."' N...xt asked him d M felt tsar the can was psrm•ness. '• Well,' end he, " 1 have hot tkas any of the pills for three or fear roost►.. Hutu 1 an not ',..rely satisfied yet. Ten res my father, grandfather amid great vrandt•tier died ot •.tbmi My people ad take it.ow- er or l.ter and a always earl. *belt days. I have lost throe boot era from the tams! thing. Koowiog my beady hstory, ►t s horn for w. to pen both, but 1 min toll yeti ler nearly thirty years 1 never slept to bed unul 1 took Ptak Pills. A. von muss hare known, 1 always slept arty to the .hair you now occupy. 1 had • shag from that hook in dm owner sod always eat with my teed reruns ta a while I slept. I now ro- ure to my bed whoa Me other acesb.na e! my family do." . How old are you, Mr. Thompson '" "Seventy -us." was the re ply. -and I feel younger than 1 did shirty years .go, 1 was troubled • Resat deal with rheumatism sad other mIaerw, probably earvous troubles arming from want of sleep. Put .early all the rb.um&tiStr. s goo* e.tb the eethum.' Durtsg the 000vers•tioa Mrs. Thompson, • hate Nd lady, the metber ot thirteen obtl- drea, Dame in and after Ioteomg to hoe bus- bebd's recital of these mature, she took •p Ube them.. '• I never expected that any- thing could cure Solomon,' said she. " We were always ursine w bnd something whiib wooed rive hint rattail, so that be would be able to sleep 0&Rbte,but nothing oyer seemed to make mach difiereoos. At Bros he took os.e of the pills after each meal, but atter • ume be increased the does to two. We aoudad he wee gie.tly twproved shoe tak- ing two hazes, and b.gan to have hopes. L+ter ea, whom we law beyond douht that he was much better, I recommended the pill. to • niece of mite, Mr.. 1 sy, whom olood had apparently torsed USW w.ter.Ond ones. One day, on examining his larder, he toned the porridge to be so mouldy and un- apt/etistng that even he turned away' from n m disgust. Taking a bottle of whiskey from his cup- board, he poured out • plaedul saying : If you eat the porridge you ,hell have this.•' oes, alter gulping the porridge down to We last spoonful, he roes quietly, sad pour- ed .he wukey into the bottle. s' Hs, h• !" with a remark N ohuoklcd• u he placed it oarefally hook '• Lie your mossy ready. tve'ra going in In the oupbosrd : •• 1 did you then !" And, 5t the the .heap .05te mat was too much fur 'mime gleefully, be shook his krod Ms. We dor't speak now. olo..d door. •• toy Istere.t, Please ^' Some time ago 1 wt in s longetandiog bill to our local miser. He returned it 10 a few days with • ourt note, showing pl.Inly that p.rtinq with the filthy lucre had .met him • hard struggle. 1 *ousted the hale bog of threspennc-bite and hulps.sti_Tist.1 was t:5 too much ' 1 began to teed M vests *dist. He went arty for • twelvemonth, ud letmedistely on hit return 1 forwarded him t'OM,fhe last syllable s elicit." et:111y re • the surplus by messenger, The boy returned plied hethlast syllab with • note whioh read . n. •• To interest oo t; for 1 year a 1) per MCC bl*g los flew remit •! once, and In an advertisement of • railway oompaav oblige." requesting the owners of unclaimed goods to remove their merchandise. the letter " 1 was drooped from the word " lewful " in the settee, whioh ended then . " t',me for• ward and pay the awful charges on the same-" Mother -Marv. that song Spinners hes been pastas 0 great deal o1 attention to yon of late- ib you think he moons business Mary (with • fee away look) -I'm .frond She was asked if Mr. - gave her any• I he dos., mother. He s .gent for • beeyols Slung. When she produced the threepenny - Moos we all stored in surprise, and we all gate her something- The mean man, how- ever, was in waiting, and when the women re.obed the bottom of the stun ht asked the union, and demanded the return o1 his oohs, whioh had yielded such • harvest ' HOT CORN. Whenever • man fails. his wife tells her friends that be was too os0sc►entione to ono. oeod. What she tolls bum is priests u dal - trent. " How do you pronoun the last syllable of that word butternut asked the cas- Best ter, -.01110 - Wash Day retakes clothes sweet, clean, white, with the least labor. pRISE �jDAP � Its remark- able Outing and cleansing properties it s snake SURPRISE must economical and Best forJ0. Ever,' Day bed, es 1 easeleded that at •sob priers ler Impwreed berries, whioh ware not worth is meth sr home grows would be, It would M7 M grew them Mrs. 1 began by part- ing 1 of se sere, sad as the same Mme began the preaainties sI ; an s, re fee the teat raw. 1 era dm attered that there wee as agamous •m0sat of labor required M keep waedr ilea A. 1 spoilt Dimly .11 my time durum, the Demon cultivating that j of as sere petal. I berme disgusted with the hummer, and mewed of planthg the after the oast rear.e with strawberries, 1 , , Wonted reepbseries instead. My first sea - w'. reform from the strawberry p•td a ssatsd M *beet Mb. 1 ooutlaned the e..Jt sM.s el the rams, and the nest year 1 reseivd stto after paying porkers Thr I sesridered • geed return, and lith resawd °enrage I determined to oostbos* the ben- Now . 1.11.. We have • mean man at our otfios. Oos day • poor woman 0.m• in to beg. She was .sat to the mean m&r,who gave her a three- penny piece, and told her to co upstairs to Me others and say he seat her. Away ehe went and told her talo the fwtlb I ted an snag halt la goes retu..M es I had received smith Coal always on hand. All ttk COAL. always on hand. The Beet and only Scraton Coal in this Gold is King leant your home clam with Steele, Briggs , • 110 k erode" Seeds, seed by lesdlag dsstero. Ask 1..r them. `.male investment. GOLDEN RETURNS CATALOW/t$ iR18 TIM fuels. Briggs Sired Co. TORONTO, Over. 7: r. a"'' "d -'sh ""be �° market. Hart), Soft and Black- PLAI�TINC �It1I sero tbtakmbg that I should be sal in settee from she ons 1).8.11. 1 ten. m.*b deny' Coal weighed on the market atlas. t Feinted, for 1 ...er „wool aw r.thev.d mow so that you are sure of Good 8050 one -.earth al the •mount that ib. 14at pima netted me. TM dtlSoblties in prow- Measure. sag seem to escrow s.oh ..00eedlog ses- w, and prime are going down, r onpetitNm and over production being rwpoosible tee die fall to prime 1 have also 1 leo die•, pointed with refersou to the number r �� T I!.. s•sro,•ortsas .rope from • prop of Kr•wberrtes. 1 well led to believe that • plant.uen may M ff Dropped dui ng three lessons in suooseiab ammo S L� shote... I gathered fruit from my brat patch fel fail rs•.oa.. The es000d season, as 1 have al- ready told you, the returns were d ruble the amount of the tint ..&.on'. pecking. After the mooed year's picking the plants beosma affected by rust end withered *war, •.d since that time 1 could Dot even 5,. a plantation for • second yew's pickled. whioh means test I aunt cultivate two se.- sos'a for one crop, weals with sae hiring the great obstacle to berry culture.' There are iso varieties of weeds known to me wbirh aro not growme among the betties bridals then ars • great many varieties growl, the names of which I do not know. tag lay nro..dr it, .perhaps, oast t more labor to keep l obsok my i ear. of rum berries than i1 arts some growers in the o,unty t. ..Meats • large field. Plot whilst I have rreatee difBoultiee I aloe procure fines flavored Herron. I adopt the matted row sweat. i aoald not save plants If I adopt- ed the bill system on my groped'. I grow man average, 1 think. larger berries thou ether grower, to thus vicinity eyed though they adopt the hill system so long as the FIRE /T FIRE CLAY eon u strong enough to grow weeds of such i IRE BRICK, enormous proportions 1 think then is no and danger of shrinkage to .ire of berry grown • in matted row. 'the only diffiooltr being M lave plats enough to protect themselves is Winter. With refereed, to reepberries, it took me four years to get started I planted • num- bet of varieties and cultivated them daring the 'years with variety melte. It thee required two years to deturov the interior varieties. I retained Me Cuthbert red, I:oldest Q rues tight„ and the Soaghegia black, sod have cultivated Shoes varieties Moos ma • small scale. I cultivated the Marlborough for several years but have winos destroyed them as the flavor is inferior to the Cuthbert ; and w it requires bother .altar* and yields lighter Drops I do not ooesider It worth oultiv.tiag. With cetaceans to fertilisers, 1 have not experimented by applying different kinds for oomp•rsees but believe stable manure Ind ashes to be Fetter than than any two- inertial fertilisers 'STASIISMES IPI. LL. Buchallalls & Rftyiills 11.100P �y SASH, DOOR and BLIND firm, and he has done nothing but try to sell me •btoyote 0ve1 •tone he has been nom erg here. 1 don t like your milk," said the mist- rert of the how. . What's wrong with it, mum''' " It's dreadfully thin, and there's no -' A mattpenav change. ►tea.., areae. Oa it." " After you hers lived in the town • I thick 1 know the champion mean man, while, must, said tbs milkman, ouo„orsg- Mr. Editor. Not lar from where 1 lived I hotly, you'll get over them room ideas of there dwelt a man who .imply rolled in your a." rioh.a L his neighborhood lived an old Young Poet (to friend) -Well, Charley, widow woman who u.wtt to do his laundry - work for him. When she took it home to kiwi as the week -end, and it happened be paid her that there eau • halfpenny dotage for the woman to give hiss back, he would have it ' I1 the poor woman did not have 18 with has, his would ootually wait at his door 119.509 Gt WA WCYCLES Aso ATCHES F«R RPF I've sworn off.'' Friend (enthusiastically) -Pm bssr ily pt•d of it,old boy ; and all your friends will feel the Mase. is to and have • drink." 1" Damp Poet --Didn't I just tell you I had sworn off drinking'" Friend (disappointed) •-You didn't 5.y you had sworn off drinking. i supposed that you bad sworn off writing poetry. Good bye.'. An door was one day 000frooted by • gmsMman, who exclaimed : la your paper you report that I •m dead'' You may rely, ' said the editor. en the teeth of everything yin read in our journal.'. Rot his visitor was not oomfened by this sesar•aoe, and asked .Ilse • oentradtetien should be published in the next iusar. To this the editor firmly declined to •.so.t but, heisg premed to make some strode, be fivally offered to Isere the gentleman's name 1n the following day's Iris of births. GREAT REDUCTION -IN- AIL s . Those intending to Build this coming Summer should pnr- charie at once as NAILS were never so low in price and may not remain at present prices very long. who bad run down in health sod spirits so bad that .he did rot oars to live. W by,de got as yellow se saffron, and looked ea d she would not live a week. You would hardly believe tt, ' said Mrs. l hompsoo, •' but that girl was the healthiest and handsomest gfrl in the neighborhood before three months bed p.wd, sod all from taking/ Pink Mee Thompson was milted from its room at this juncture to attend to some household detect, and Mr. Thompson resunied the subject of his marvellous oure. " You ora have no idea," said he, •' .hot it is to go through twt•ty-five years without • good night's sleep without pate. I can tibd po words to mak• plain to you the 000tiset betimes the comforts I now soppy and the awful lite 1 bad for so long. I had • hog faintly of mouths to fed and had to work when at um.• i felt mon like lying down to die. I would orate to at night completed, hankered oat, but .vee that was no auer•.tee of rest. There wain* rest for ena i eeooed deemed to torture sad oeeuon•l misery Wbes my folks urged me to try Or. Williams' Ptak Palls I thought it would he ewloes, bat I bad to do something, or die mons, sod here I MI ea right as • toddle." The rid gestlews shook his head to add emphasis to bib net rate.oa, .ad leaked like • w who felt ioytol lvsr • mowed lore of life, with all his old miseries rmseved. After oeuerst*l•ttne our e1d Mead es kis divorce from the hereditary destroyer of his kindred, we drove away. At mast, piers in the seig1borbmd we missed die' ooeuiese upon the mars .red fogad that alt regarded it ss • mar.ellous ours. Where the Thompson family aro known... perms would hove believed fee • moment that Noy - thing hat death world relieve Mai from tee grip of asth15. Rvesy word that is written Mee e•a be verified by writing to Mr. 9.10 - mea nominees, Dalrymple pest *film. sod as 1.84.8. s.q.rhtaaes o1 N•mty-fl05 years rotates the writer to trek ter the lore earrattsd above, sad for the .eraeity el Mr. Tbeapea l say 5t.t.wiwt 11e may make De. W gh•as' PMk Pills stare by going M the rem of the dieasiest Thiry resew and Mild up lb* bleed, and .treggtbs. tM During the Year 1W Pm mil r• ,.t. '. w r •.•..emsam, le spray iv Ina stet.. LIG.. fl! *Orr lb.. ll�t► !tomboy - When your wife gets angry, wee't she speak to ou' Captain Cattle won't do anything else( .eros., shows drg diwso hues 11. tis. • Poor old amoral Debility .xetalas.4 teat. Arid imitations by 5M5tlolt that Mrs 1'•rtii.rten. " it ...porn.* bow irsg r+h.se te sail I.. a I.m baa lag the full trade mark, Dr. SEWER PIPE. We have purchased theme Goods in Car Toth direct from the Manufacturers and an give very r.W prices. A full lin.- .,f GENERAL HARD- WARE always on hand. DAVISON ¢v Co. The t?ti-to-Dat. Eai't wars. Dealers la 511 kl■d. of LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES And bangers n.aall•& e1 ovary doetalOtls• School Furniture a Specialty. o. iwhere a tis 1 behove horns* grows EPPS'S COCOA on soil where three oommers are need, to be inferior to those grow. m Neil enriched by manors and ashes. The greatest difficulty that the trait - grower e:p•rieaces new s res Rod • market es the production u greater than the de- emed. I think we vbould .1l oomhine, drop partyism and demand from the Government -so metier whioh party is to power -more Iii.re•1 terms for would-be settlers of our !Delicacy Of Ivor' Ilapenority In Quality, flratsf>al and Comforting, NYE MAKE to tbs nervous or Dyspeptic. Spring is at. Hand. ENGLISH BREAKFAST COCOA Possesses the rolbwln.dloothiative VeriM Northern territories where fruit oars mot fee grows. If we had our Nipusing, Alrotma, and Kaley River district■ tally settled there should be • market sutfimeet for •l1 the fruit we grow. President Ktagtr is to be h.eored with • statute fn Pretoria. It will he forty feet high. sad will repeeoeot " Ooen Peal" is the q..dot a•rb, tall hat iaodrded. which M •f- fsot. o. Sunday lied speoi•1 oosasioea. The statute will be of Worse, mounted en 5 ped- estal and adonis of granite, sad at eel earner of the pedestal will be • aggro repro- eenMma a Trssevsal burger hi an attitude of defence ke laved and what ezeit.gaest be IMAM : I ovrry the popery ars 1.11 of remedies ter Ala."- I =I, pm* Pula ler Psi. People. Proprietor-- Wby did yen not give that gev.tkeen die reset Sleeken be ..k.d fee' HORTICULTURE. tl'tlt.r-- I baso gay briars. I gave Nm «.gaetbd.g draper. en's be wield have seer mosey Isis M tip tw with, -11160=- (lewd (to wrsowp-ivelissfr LEM Oho lis hew esq.trier the way 00*) --Do pA knew .baa son M.. boss t ..ills Mrsd-els.. es . third -den tithes 1 Trill have to soy gems. O..mtry-lwkir- t'rrty -1 paid aphwer ler m7 Make*, end ! gat late a ewith • Mt w are ssid11.••••••^ LVI TO(O TASTED LADA" CEYLON TEA. It r the west DMdem a< no rMs.EL MLD MILT i< MID rumen as The following mamma w takes frets • paper ea the es1Mo•M.a .<.teswhsrrle. W ,.spburrNS, rend by 11. Morningstar et the lain merles of the G.dsrleh S.rth.lterel Hasp- lp" A writer is the Hsrtewttat8sa ea lent h seek him Bra years M learn bre grew .swb•rrtes, aid i thigh 1 t'squit. that length of time a Mere the brieress. Mee i bre aro le Wats tetra I Hand eleawbreslm wtsiYag at 1L ate lis, a BTURUT MOI. OODISIOH STEAK BOILER WORK& A. S. C H RY STA L, A.r..era obnatal a arra eiaaafam.rer el all blade et BOILERS. Books Stooks, Bait Pars, Nisei Ira• Works, eta, stn., So be prepared to mast it with a good Hat or Cap when it comes. We have put In stock all the Latest Styles of Spring HATS which for quality and price snot 1x equalled. In stock are numerous as sortmenta ot the latest to GLOVES COLLARS. SHIRTS. HOSIERY. MITTS. CUFFS CAPS. NECKWEAR C. R. SHANE & Co. The reliable Hat and Furnishing Emporium liulriti.. Quanta. unrivsu.d Sewer and le Quarter -road 'flee wily - ,A 1.4...ea7.etbk Culvert Pipes And Dales Is- Regtme% M.eWesy Calls/i, Jus. All doer ell Pipes and Pipe TIMIaIR Steam anti Water Owoe, (Moho Valves, Cask Valves. Isiepirat re, Nesters and la ]eStmtt Or eislany en Hulme at Lowest Ti ge. ilr•b tins of duel weber glad S R '1'...res ten .111. rad der... itr•Ip P. 0. Inn *. iafl•W.Oat - Weogp- pp..slb a.? i . /ss11m Od.tash Pacific Telegraph \ ` Canadian Patronise Trate .Competition Toa °AMMAN PACIFIC 11t•ILw•T Os. • p bli. $ Y/ by Aeesr be 1ir els 5.1 globale a arKars• with tele and Or names eeatpstllfu. It Is meanest on btt.l.es Drtadpl es 5.G is tits Lassa. of Ms 55eroa.. h dt ervss m support of every psno* who loiters I OSdpetttIO. Per quasi M'sorn ■ee this rorapeais Lases. .msse tine with ail IInes sod wantee In Tatted WWII. Canada and 0e.pvt 1Rey{�wase. O.1Ombta...4A .Asst tlRee-loatDirer h Wallet. ':wascsa8PL. tette LoeslVa.5asr: MI Mar Sem aha. eaMIleu IM WRITE FOA PRICNINI. THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE o0 sol *D •TT. igOfiOflflTC ea__ sty mmsta chance *butsure)y Martin's Cardinal Food a simple, scientific and highly Tmtritive preparation for infanta, delicate children and invalids. 8(MRT WATS.. a 10.. I+s.••ave• 11‘ E khat About Oui Chilibffiff Bates? Tale' EOD'S SYST!PL. RENOWN PURIFIES awll STRENGTHENS TR SUM Illsiplates w haw lilt w i mir fed IIIIdo*& W SIN M lammil is rich Is mow of llMilE1.111010011.119 soli 11611m1. Ilea- 11 . mho= -•1/E • ambit tl. INN2M/1100 smosiamme, L inab