February 6, 1867 (4 pages)

Chicago, says fhe Paris correspondent of. Cheagy ; which takes 'a pig alive, kitis,, cleans and cit him into hams and flitches, has alpeady.sprend far apd wide., “The different specimens of machines employed: ; of the Pont. deJenk.; 2 ty: by @ portion of t French press,, _eoncerning peg inventive genitis of. the! North during the civil: war, is! already :be": ing’ putto slinme by the contents of ‘great a few privileged persons are allowed to see. The agricultural machines, extensively ‘used’ in‘the Northeri and’ Western States’, will,,ba. installed in the ayenue Suffrin, where. great. sheds are being built for their reception. Before ‘their! installation they will be sent tothe experimenting ground in the Isle of Billan‘court; bétween Paris and ‘St. Clond,' tobe, studied in. their normal working condi-}. tion. It cannot be said that America cultivates her mechanical genius to the ex-) clusion of high art. The Commissioners have been loud in their complaints against exiguity of space set apart for American éculptors and painters. But however wellfoanded their discontent, it is not possible to grant more foom. The collection of Indian and Mexican antiquities in the gallery of the Historie-du Travail, and the orial representations ‘on sereens‘of the “costumes of the aborigines of the American continent, ate spoken of in glowing terms by some of the exhibition reporters, who, by the by, have been hitherto mable, to say much on @ subject now at once stale and premature, The United States is the only ‘country ‘which has not’ cominenced its constructions ii the parts which surround: the principal building. Bat this, _ delay will not prevent their supplimental. exhibitions from béing completed against the period prescribed by the Imperial Com‘mission. In this section will be the coun. . terpart of a State school, furnished with’ every’ accessory, and containing the written exercises, etc! of the pupils. Let us, hope the Frey) government will stady’ this depart: ~ascatefully as’ théy’ are sure to inspect. ‘ek aegis of naval ‘wetfate; Dr. Evans of the Rue de. la. Paix, _ fae: Commission « for Philadelphia, al ~~ taken under -his. high. protection « model ‘of d'military camp,. containing tents,, field ‘hospital, fying ambulances, surgical appliances, and. cooking: apparatus, Above this section Will be ‘hoisted the star span“NEW: viene 1 @ clock on Monday morning; says the Grass Valley * ition, thé "Chinese ‘New Year” was ushered in by the firing of ‘crackers, bomba, ~ “Mna other’ Tholsy, “a¥rangenients, ‘the doors _ of their temples, were thrown open, and men and women began pouring into . ithe houses of Josh. .Here they indulged-in’a _beries of’ ‘postoring: and Roises that to the Je called the seein. pra an inch! ie . quickstiver and golémututally settlesdown . while the: light sand and sulphurets’ flow) . . over with the; water into,the eencentrator, ‘trator, through whifch the sdlphurets faas . . -chine-is suspended: on four stout wirés.each 4 of the “California Silk Growers’ Manual,” patent for his* in s = inl “. tirely different. poi ye oe Ba , ee © nasil Se above the concentrator, first. receives the . ikl Dadianaade énit; ‘quicksilver and pola’ “eB caping from the mill above. of the seperator deeper than the sides: or mouth where the water agi b¥ef, the’ which looks sothewhat in shape like . the shallow top of @ souptureen. Small holes, are perforated in. the bottom of this concen-' into sroall pans beneath, while everything’ else flows over the top into conductors, which toivey “it away! "Pie “whole iinfostened.at the bottom, in, g strong. framework. Diminutive co, wheels attached’ ‘fo a cylinder, ‘which is kept in motion. by) the action of ‘the mill Abo¥e, set@the machine in motion, and gives . both the seperar and Concentrator the same motion. as at of @ child’s; gently, * Tu ‘Posuic Dest.—The debi Of the! United Stateson the ist of January, 1867, was 3 $2,675,062,30 43. And there was: in 567 7, and Treasury currency, $33,895,765 04—making’s total of $131;737;332 79, ‘which deducted from: the total debt-Jeaves' & balance of. '$2/548,825;172 64 ns the’ eal: ‘debt of the United States. on the. lat.day of . January last. The total reduction o public debt during the year ending aa 3ist day of December. was $173,256,864, or. in other “words, the public debt of the ‘Dnited States was reduced during the inst, . au at the enormous rate. of’ $471,935 per yl’ The debt reaclied ite maximum’ in LC 5 aids of August Sist, 1865,. when “£56, 018. Tury Horr FOR THE Best, —The Virginiatis ‘hope to. make the most' out of defeat.' They intend to test before the Su-. preme Court all the acts of Congress made: since the. opening of the’ rebellion, which affect the interets of the Seuth;in the ex" n'. Pectation, of coutse, of having‘ them ide. clared null. And while admitting that the President will be impeached, they seem to. have faith that that will be cause for another revolution. (One Would imagine that they haye had engqugh of war, ). ; , RECEIPT. OR Books. We. ated: ae maceint by Tidtis Prevost/and “A Review of: ‘the. Mining, Agricultural and, Commercial . Interests of the Pagific, States, for the Year. 1866,” the latter hay; ing ‘been prepared un. der,the supervision of Titus.F, once Both works, which certainly ought to he: interesting to all’ Culifordiahs are pablished: by H.H. Bameroft & Go.; San Francisco and may be Sane at any of the on. stores.” 1 eerie bers ; The bottom}, V1 oradie -when rocked coos the ‘total stood’ at $1,757,781,190; Pg Oral & deduction since that period of $214, ; a s og id a friend ‘turns up after an ab+, ‘oad pean expect to sce: foF. }<"When a person hasthe toothache. <=, . When # peraomhasdost at egrde,or what apo n has come into, a, onli en a person’ has mét mii made a omen Se e a stagelahibi dhe ont Sb of a. ioeau 4 tragedy, or between the a before ascen itt « batoon, or after com off the jury. of: x mein L ou Bet r. whan wy frien mb dope ‘and, in fatt, u sadness or beta ‘rather Io oa ‘or fe confounded = mse the Ton eg baal aren Rie ad ne ay of of is shortly to marry eaten son om of Vietor Emanuel a bedieowens of the finest lace. = — Petstes~Hene one ~the cventeiel errant we are. #0" ‘fini the: ead regions that navigators ere aire 8 sto there by the Nort Po . Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER o SELORS meeetiner ite ,a aeitied ‘! “Webruaey.6, 1967. eid Mf King San Fran Ww Wees Washing D Hunt Grass. V. ia Williams do HL Autherton do ~ W. Waldren Bloomfi rd. mill onree, Omega i Ww w RE Thompson ‘do. B Sefbert Gola Flat SIMON, ROSENTHAL. fa Bi Andrews: ‘do oodward Sut RHeat Take City : do D Dittaena a" “H Banaetth 3 Newtow ee New Arrangement ! ! a Suttons R. “i oy nn do Devens eee JL Stidger San Jua RP Barnett Canad h C W Beediledo e 1867. }: Fe ii AT GREATLY ; hip inforo —. would respectfully an: ¥ Nevada and vicinity, Vina ‘they aré o at a bry’ torn ay to their former s dive and Childrens’ Drees Goods. , At our stare meow: be fonnd the finest assortment n Nevada county. Bay anew 7. MEETING OF THE MEMBERS ‘OF THE: . anima de arate at Tie eae : nie ae See _ as All Members —_ i of importance w: i CHAR LES MARSH, President. WEW MAN ECO: $50 tay YR ER ¥ siniiiechdichictiaibiii hoy Yietine ine WithaLarge and salinaslaatadiheak ee ee puioyeuman oa — inthe United: “States, where ex . AUCTION ROOM, BROAD, STREET Has the Reversible Feed. Motion. Dt NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. ete we At Golasmith’s, €90) = i Rete tna GOLD MEDAL-dt the Fair of the pled oh Pel Prom Katecanared! Séciety, $Gand has alee beeniawar. mmas. at all the prineee eee . "GlSpiGd . ak BLD bite. ‘It Ry four. different stitches. % Fa Rit oA , The Length of Stitch can be changed while Ma: ho . Justing, «Jb is op hag Aa Its moti It, will hehe felt fell, baa a i. quilt, and . gather and sew on aruffle at t the saine time. ¢2Those wishin fo parchner a Fein Me . chine should not. fail tb call Sammars ome . eerie pyg eo saga ‘for Wexeds County. of Broadand Pine on Nevada City, P. 8.-.Sénd for Citéulirs‘and Sahiples. Nevada, Feb. ist. TO RANCHMEN. : en OF FINE.T . FEAR OLD GRAPE OOTS FOR 8. Pee the. beat quality for ~ “SISO; CUTTINGS OF THE White Muscat, Black Hamburg ana Isabella varicties. wea ‘roots can be séen on apipation to. ages ¢. C, RICH, A the Half Mile House. “Nevada, Jan. 31,—1m ° GRAND: CONCERT! —aKp—. (BAK dot: ae See ? +OnN-= ; THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. ith, A967. “CONSISTING OF . OPERATIC SELECTIONS : AND SOLOS, ae + From some of the Most Eminent Composers, a BY EDMONDS sandy ‘BUSSENTUS, Hs a ras a, be : © cree aes ler. . , Stamping for Em the . nrg i ati nd the DR: a: “KIsFY, . physiclel° Accducheur “& Sie. Tate sotecnox OP THE ORTrED STATES Regular Army, Graduate of the Universities differént Medica} Soelaties.<)°s «2 Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens be ER en ‘chine is in motion. Its Teision is séiiad~ . . A sample of the Wine from the. santé stock of . EMR 20 etihe dtd Lm oS Es See ae + FEE OE tet rie 5 __ FURNISHING: G00be, “SOOTS: SHOES,” Re pen CS or RRR, DANTE EBA REE MT SAR . Berthing that can We asete on “Wor by’ man {'’ ih THRIPS ots 2 ASR. 10 Wenie} ae oe LevYss. Srvc Sion Baehang Hd, =< * NEVADA CITY, : hoe ferent peat fick whites ated pehetae FE WE wav aaa iano AND WELL _ . cuornixe:” rip leben SA i "lid relic Oa BOOTS & SHOES, Laidiés, Mites ard cislarens shoes we ""< timex. nieve 0 ow’ “abaNKErs, sunt; oo YARK EE ‘Worr06Ns cal OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ) jrzossccors enn ere. IN THE gegen ca io ere A Wet a . To be given atthe Hovada Theatre. : (OF THE BEST BRANDS } Call hindl see our Goods and éxamine (AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES, BEFORE PURCHASING] jowty ONE PRICE? And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. 5 : “AUCTION SALES: _ SEVEN ae, can TAS if we Okeke wh ‘ot EVERY” ‘SATURDAY OS esxvorionSALES” Ss ee of Hungary and of New Orleans‘ also member of a8 ‘paper were burnt, amid the beating of ‘a . doi Seceeeng cong he playing. npon Chi fiddles, drums, ¢ This am ‘ent was. continued te daylight, and the number of Chinese who continued . , ee renee seen alwayefroze, with the slinnemnside, BPs Less.— Physi sicians siivise us to drink 0 . less @tibiix > . Better’ advice—drink ‘Tess between sey S, aie ba , Now Exovasi—Seven r tent.is not people interest in she [) ftheir ving gy wet ce of them to jeer Wart. 1k drutken man “who ‘Sneed ewn upon a bitof iceone cold night wanted te know Why it'was that se neighbors, + oy ayia abit: vars at > BOOTS AND fnoes, exis FAO TH ce 2. ok Ps S 3 wet Sont ‘ _— chia A AAAS Bites Tt . Oy eee Pal Ls ey AS pei “too I ee tras a) eee; eR Commnic¥elal’étreet, pe petri nd th 201, Ripa dalcity. Pore. Which they will sell’ a the most . feo nade pstmt peso BARKS “The Doctor’ ean’ ‘bé ‘Consulted in TEN aigeropt omer Some Cmrnin: hee omni SY ae aa its tes ws AYVALRT Po, sulle aot eva MONEY, AD xezre? ughi ober Hie ottre er f ; pe pan peony. si ms Sele “ot Moser ana other Sony of the Sales i 10s PONE eh Pe Fodut abs sharowt. Scr ewe Jo4e0 ne tS) ; , stating WTR 7 ae +ie Seasoe ne AF i. ia rtd for eat my A fullatte: ghee goog sae : = we 3 biiid wlto tin fetes a Salort Hox . ‘ete jane! 3 igi yey iroide 4a Tedihcneurie THRIHAD Né¥ada, January 15th. ee z

Chicago, says fhe Paris correspondent of. Cheagy ; which takes 'a pig alive, kitis,, cleans and cit him into hams and flitches, has alpeady.sprend far apd wide., “The different specimens of machines employed: ; of the Pont. deJenk.; 2 ty: by @ portion of t French press,, _eoncerning peg inventive genitis of. the! North during the civil: war, is! already :be": ing’ putto slinme by the contents of ‘great a few privileged persons are allowed to see. The agricultural machines, extensively ‘used’ in‘the Northeri and’ Western States’, will,,ba. installed in the ayenue Suffrin, where. great. sheds are being built for their reception. Before ‘their! installation they will be sent tothe experimenting ground in the Isle of Billan‘court; bétween Paris and ‘St. Clond,' tobe, studied in. their normal working condi-}. tion. It cannot be said that America cultivates her mechanical genius to the ex-) clusion of high art. The Commissioners have been loud in their complaints against exiguity of space set apart for American éculptors and painters. But however wellfoanded their discontent, it is not possible to grant more foom. The collection of Indian and Mexican antiquities in the gallery of the Historie-du Travail, and the orial representations ‘on sereens‘of the “costumes of the aborigines of the American continent, ate spoken of in glowing terms by some of the exhibition reporters, who, by the by, have been hitherto mable, to say much on @ subject now at once stale and premature, The United States is the only ‘country ‘which has not’ cominenced its constructions ii the parts which surround: the principal building. Bat this, _ delay will not prevent their supplimental. exhibitions from béing completed against the period prescribed by the Imperial Com‘mission. In this section will be the coun. . terpart of a State school, furnished with’ every’ accessory, and containing the written exercises, etc! of the pupils. Let us, hope the Frey) government will stady’ this depart: ~ascatefully as’ théy’ are sure to inspect. ‘ek aegis of naval ‘wetfate; Dr. Evans of the Rue de. la. Paix, _ fae: Commission « for Philadelphia, al ~~ taken under -his. high. protection « model ‘of d'military camp,. containing tents,, field ‘hospital, fying ambulances, surgical appliances, and. cooking: apparatus, Above this section Will be ‘hoisted the star span“NEW: viene 1 @ clock on Monday morning; says the Grass Valley * ition, thé "Chinese ‘New Year” was ushered in by the firing of ‘crackers, bomba, ~ “Mna other’ Tholsy, “a¥rangenients, ‘the doors _ of their temples, were thrown open, and men and women began pouring into . ithe houses of Josh. .Here they indulged-in’a _beries of’ ‘postoring: and Roises that to the Je called the seein. pra an inch! ie . quickstiver and golémututally settlesdown . while the: light sand and sulphurets’ flow) . . over with the; water into,the eencentrator, ‘trator, through whifch the sdlphurets faas . . -chine-is suspended: on four stout wirés.each 4 of the “California Silk Growers’ Manual,” patent for his* in s = inl “. tirely different. poi ye oe Ba , ee © nasil Se above the concentrator, first. receives the . ikl Dadianaade énit; ‘quicksilver and pola’ “eB caping from the mill above. of the seperator deeper than the sides: or mouth where the water agi b¥ef, the’ which looks sothewhat in shape like . the shallow top of @ souptureen. Small holes, are perforated in. the bottom of this concen-' into sroall pans beneath, while everything’ else flows over the top into conductors, which toivey “it away! "Pie “whole iinfostened.at the bottom, in, g strong. framework. Diminutive co, wheels attached’ ‘fo a cylinder, ‘which is kept in motion. by) the action of ‘the mill Abo¥e, set@the machine in motion, and gives . both the seperar and Concentrator the same motion. as at of @ child’s; gently, * Tu ‘Posuic Dest.—The debi Of the! United Stateson the ist of January, 1867, was 3 $2,675,062,30 43. And there was: in 567 7, and Treasury currency, $33,895,765 04—making’s total of $131;737;332 79, ‘which deducted from: the total debt-Jeaves' & balance of. '$2/548,825;172 64 ns the’ eal: ‘debt of the United States. on the. lat.day of . January last. The total reduction o public debt during the year ending aa 3ist day of December. was $173,256,864, or. in other “words, the public debt of the ‘Dnited States was reduced during the inst, . au at the enormous rate. of’ $471,935 per yl’ The debt reaclied ite maximum’ in LC 5 aids of August Sist, 1865,. when “£56, 018. Tury Horr FOR THE Best, —The Virginiatis ‘hope to. make the most' out of defeat.' They intend to test before the Su-. preme Court all the acts of Congress made: since the. opening of the’ rebellion, which affect the interets of the Seuth;in the ex" n'. Pectation, of coutse, of having‘ them ide. clared null. And while admitting that the President will be impeached, they seem to. have faith that that will be cause for another revolution. (One Would imagine that they haye had engqugh of war, ). ; , RECEIPT. OR Books. We. ated: ae maceint by Tidtis Prevost/and “A Review of: ‘the. Mining, Agricultural and, Commercial . Interests of the Pagific, States, for the Year. 1866,” the latter hay; ing ‘been prepared un. der,the supervision of Titus.F, once Both works, which certainly ought to he: interesting to all’ Culifordiahs are pablished: by H.H. Bameroft & Go.; San Francisco and may be Sane at any of the on. stores.” 1 eerie bers ; The bottom}, V1 oradie -when rocked coos the ‘total stood’ at $1,757,781,190; Pg Oral & deduction since that period of $214, ; a s og id a friend ‘turns up after an ab+, ‘oad pean expect to sce: foF. }<"When a person hasthe toothache. <=, . When # peraomhasdost at egrde,or what apo n has come into, a, onli en a person’ has mét mii made a omen Se e a stagelahibi dhe ont Sb of a. ioeau 4 tragedy, or between the a before ascen itt « batoon, or after com off the jury. of: x mein L ou Bet r. whan wy frien mb dope ‘and, in fatt, u sadness or beta ‘rather Io oa ‘or fe confounded = mse the Ton eg baal aren Rie ad ne ay of of is shortly to marry eaten son om of Vietor Emanuel a bedieowens of the finest lace. = — Petstes~Hene one ~the cventeiel errant we are. #0" ‘fini the: ead regions that navigators ere aire 8 sto there by the Nort Po . Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER o SELORS meeetiner ite ,a aeitied ‘! “Webruaey.6, 1967. eid Mf King San Fran Ww Wees Washing D Hunt Grass. V. ia Williams do HL Autherton do ~ W. Waldren Bloomfi rd. mill onree, Omega i Ww w RE Thompson ‘do. B Sefbert Gola Flat SIMON, ROSENTHAL. fa Bi Andrews: ‘do oodward Sut RHeat Take City : do D Dittaena a" “H Banaetth 3 Newtow ee New Arrangement ! ! a Suttons R. “i oy nn do Devens eee JL Stidger San Jua RP Barnett Canad h C W Beediledo e 1867. }: Fe ii AT GREATLY ; hip inforo —. would respectfully an: ¥ Nevada and vicinity, Vina ‘they aré o at a bry’ torn ay to their former s dive and Childrens’ Drees Goods. , At our stare meow: be fonnd the finest assortment n Nevada county. Bay anew 7. MEETING OF THE MEMBERS ‘OF THE: . anima de arate at Tie eae : nie ae See _ as All Members —_ i of importance w: i CHAR LES MARSH, President. WEW MAN ECO: $50 tay YR ER ¥ siniiiechdichictiaibiii hoy Yietine ine

WithaLarge and salinaslaatadiheak ee ee puioyeuman oa — inthe United: “States, where ex . AUCTION ROOM, BROAD, STREET Has the Reversible Feed. Motion. Dt NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. ete we At Golasmith’s, €90) = i Rete tna GOLD MEDAL-dt the Fair of the pled oh Pel Prom Katecanared! Séciety, $Gand has alee beeniawar. mmas. at all the prineee eee . "GlSpiGd . ak BLD bite. ‘It Ry four. different stitches. % Fa Rit oA , The Length of Stitch can be changed while Ma: ho . Justing, «Jb is op hag Aa Its moti It, will hehe felt fell, baa a i. quilt, and . gather and sew on aruffle at t the saine time. ¢2Those wishin fo parchner a Fein Me . chine should not. fail tb call Sammars ome . eerie pyg eo saga ‘for Wexeds County. of Broadand Pine on Nevada City, P. 8.-.Sénd for Citéulirs‘and Sahiples. Nevada, Feb. ist. TO RANCHMEN. : en OF FINE.T . FEAR OLD GRAPE OOTS FOR 8. Pee the. beat quality for ~ “SISO; CUTTINGS OF THE White Muscat, Black Hamburg ana Isabella varicties. wea ‘roots can be séen on apipation to. ages ¢. C, RICH, A the Half Mile House. “Nevada, Jan. 31,—1m ° GRAND: CONCERT! —aKp—. (BAK dot: ae See ? +OnN-= ; THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. ith, A967. “CONSISTING OF . OPERATIC SELECTIONS : AND SOLOS, ae + From some of the Most Eminent Composers, a BY EDMONDS sandy ‘BUSSENTUS, Hs a ras a, be : © cree aes ler. . , Stamping for Em the . nrg i ati nd the DR: a: “KIsFY, . physiclel° Accducheur “& Sie. Tate sotecnox OP THE ORTrED STATES Regular Army, Graduate of the Universities differént Medica} Soelaties.<)°s «2 Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens be ER en ‘chine is in motion. Its Teision is séiiad~ . . A sample of the Wine from the. santé stock of . EMR 20 etihe dtd Lm oS Es See ae + FEE OE tet rie 5 __ FURNISHING: G00be, “SOOTS: SHOES,” Re pen CS or RRR, DANTE EBA REE MT SAR . Berthing that can We asete on “Wor by’ man {'’ ih THRIPS ots 2 ASR. 10 Wenie} ae oe LevYss. Srvc Sion Baehang Hd, =< * NEVADA CITY, : hoe ferent peat fick whites ated pehetae FE WE wav aaa iano AND WELL _ . cuornixe:” rip leben SA i "lid relic Oa BOOTS & SHOES, Laidiés, Mites ard cislarens shoes we ""< timex. nieve 0 ow’ “abaNKErs, sunt; oo YARK EE ‘Worr06Ns cal OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ) jrzossccors enn ere. IN THE gegen ca io ere A Wet a . To be given atthe Hovada Theatre. : (OF THE BEST BRANDS } Call hindl see our Goods and éxamine (AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES, BEFORE PURCHASING] jowty ONE PRICE? And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. 5 : “AUCTION SALES: _ SEVEN ae, can TAS if we Okeke wh ‘ot EVERY” ‘SATURDAY OS esxvorionSALES” Ss ee of Hungary and of New Orleans‘ also member of a8 ‘paper were burnt, amid the beating of ‘a . doi Seceeeng cong he playing. npon Chi fiddles, drums, ¢ This am ‘ent was. continued te daylight, and the number of Chinese who continued . , ee renee seen alwayefroze, with the slinnemnside, BPs Less.— Physi sicians siivise us to drink 0 . less @tibiix > . Better’ advice—drink ‘Tess between sey S, aie ba , Now Exovasi—Seven r tent.is not people interest in she [) ftheir ving gy wet ce of them to jeer Wart. 1k drutken man “who ‘Sneed ewn upon a bitof iceone cold night wanted te know Why it'was that se neighbors, + oy ayia abit: vars at > BOOTS AND fnoes, exis FAO TH ce 2. ok Ps S 3 wet Sont ‘ _— chia A AAAS Bites Tt . Oy eee Pal Ls ey AS pei “too I ee tras a) eee; eR Commnic¥elal’étreet, pe petri nd th 201, Ripa dalcity. Pore. Which they will sell’ a the most . feo nade pstmt peso BARKS “The Doctor’ ean’ ‘bé ‘Consulted in TEN aigeropt omer Some Cmrnin: hee omni SY ae aa its tes ws AYVALRT Po, sulle aot eva MONEY, AD xezre? ughi ober Hie ottre er f ; pe pan peony. si ms Sele “ot Moser ana other Sony of the Sales i 10s PONE eh Pe Fodut abs sharowt. Scr ewe Jo4e0 ne tS) ; , stating WTR 7 ae +ie Seasoe ne AF i. ia rtd for eat my A fullatte: ghee goog sae : = we 3 biiid wlto tin fetes a Salort Hox . ‘ete jane! 3 igi yey iroide 4a Tedihcneurie THRIHAD Né¥ada, January 15th. ee z