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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
CHOLERA DISARMED.
The Chief Causes Of Pestilence
DESTROYED.

AR. R. COURYARET's DEsIN-
FECTING FLUIDS. Secured By Letters
Patent in the United States and France. Pre-
pared solely by. the New York Ddsiniecting
312 Henry street, n. Y. Office az Cedar street.
This Company organized on permanent ba
sis, with DR.. Courtaret the celebrated French
chemist, i'll charge OF It's l.ahoratory,ls prepared
70 furnish its Disinfecting Fluids for sick
rooms nurseries, urinals water closets, privies
cesspools, sewers, cutters, ships, railroads, hos
pitfalls prisons, and public institutions OF all
Muds slaughter houses Ohal and tat boiling es
tablishments all kinds OF manure5 (tmmensely
increasing the value of the latter to every
farmer), and wherever poisonous and offensive
gases exist. These agents are deoderlzers, anti
septics, antiputreScents aud dlslntectants i'll
the scientific meaning of the words. They
move noxious gases and odors by chemical
misunderstanding IN their places hedLHJW air
they are DESTROY Frs, and not merely dbS0rbeHtS
of poisonous gases-not injurious TO utensils III
which they are used The attention OF medical
and scientific men is directed TO these disintect.
ants. Attached are testimonials in favor ot this
great discovery which, with hundreds OF others,
can DO seen at the Companys office.
DELAvAN HOUSE, Albany March 50, 1866
10 the President Of tbe Ne,0 FORK Disinjeeiing
Company:
Dear Sir 1t is all that il is represented TO DO.
We have made many trials Of distntcctants,
but now consider that we have found IN article
WHICH IpdoSSS All OtllCIS dS 81 ISLECuN dSdIuct
all bad odOrs L. RoEssEL & Co
NLw YORK, April 9, 1866
10 the President Cf the Ne1e York DiSjRfccting
Company
Dear Sir We pronounce it without exception
10 be the best We have ever known Its effect |
upon every matter Is complete and instanta-
ncOus. G. y. STElSON, Aston House.
y. B-These disinfectdnts are used by tn !
icSvengers under the direction OF the Sanitary
Police OF the Metropolitan Health Department,
New York
POWELL THOMPSON,
AZ Cedar street, \. y.
General aud sole agents for the United States
and Canadas, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
For sale by all druggists and general dealers
IN the United States and Cauadas, m29-3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

For Sale at Auction Frlces'
- BY W. II. BAssETT & CO.
10 bbls Portland Syrup,
90 doz Brooms. .g ..-. H '--
90 " French Sauce, ...
40 {" Baking Powder
Is pieces Rag and Wool Carpet
so Wards Patent Churns
200 lbs Carpet Chain: maIs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
1912 and 81 Wood Street

rv,uE pINOs VI ANUFACTgRE ID
now BY CGICKERING e. SONS, OF Bost On,
ara nronounced by the leading artists superior
70 apv Others. Any unprejudiced person who
viii 1--WE them careful examination VIII come
'" The r fact that Messrs CHICKERING & SONS
disnose of more instru ments than any other
factory In the world Is itself one OF the strong.
cat Arguments In their favor, inasmuch as their
facilities for manufacture and ready demand en-
able them to sell at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
Lower Rates than other Makers

Instruments of other makers. and dlferent
styles, always in my present extensive ware
rOoms
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

Reflect that sound mind and body are the noSi
necessary requisites 10 promote connubial happi
ness. Indeed, without theso the journey through
lie becomes a weary pilgrimage; tho prospect
hourly darkens 10 the view; the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and filed with tho mol
ancholy reflection that the happiness Of another
becomes blighted with our own
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

Who have injured themselves by certain pTaC
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects vi which are nightly felt, even wheJ
asleep, and IL not cured renders marriage impos
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply immediately. 1G
What a pity that youngman, the hope ofhis
country, the darling Of his parents should be
snstched from all prospects and eDjoymonts oi
life by the consequence Of deviating from the
path Of nature aud indulging In certain socret
habit. Such persons must, before oontempiA
ting ..F "a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23
FOR SALE AND RENT.
TRUST SALE.

e. AOSA SAAAs ~
Theodore Fink and wife Us. Daniel Zane's
Executors aud others. In the Circuit Court Tor
Ohio county. $3.50 60
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-23

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons Lon
don, Graduate from one OF the most eminen,
part Of whose life has been spent In the hoss
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia and e,se
where, has effected some OF the most astonishln.
cures that were ever known; many troubsS
with ringing in the head and ears when ssleep
great nervousness, being alarmed at suddei
sounds, bashiulness, with frequent blushing a.
tended sometimes with arrangement Of mind
were cured immediately
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
The Auctioneering Of Massa-
Chusetts Girls IN Wash
ington Territory.

a Pacific coast editor protests against the
Mercer project of shipping Yankee girls 10
that region, and desires the press east Of
The Rocky Mountains 10 speak out and put
a STOP to this business. He says: Let no
more unprotected females be exposed TO
The periis OF these shores.
People have wondered at the sense Of
this Massachusetts abolition philanthropy
for some time. Il is much like The olGen
style of dealing in the handsome girls Of
Caucasia, when hundreds of the school
marms" were huddled together and ship,
ped TO parts unkoowu, tor the pleasure OF
''hsrem" scarum Turks, We suppose the
mode of disposine Of these Yankee girls on
their arrivs! TO the Pacific coast is some.
Thing like ibis.
The ship arrived in port. Notice has
been sent to he long haired miners and
rough bachelors OF that auriferous section.
The girls have ben bolbed by squads, pla-
looEs and brigades in the mouth of some
WATERFALL from The mountains thier best
raimeut has been put on. Standing on the
poop-deck, The charge d affairs, with hair
pushed back from his recediug forehead,
and sharp nasal lwang. thus holds forth !:
Meow yeou wild beasts of this ere Pa.
ciic strand, Pve brodehi yeou whole pas
sci OF genuine ladies', right nice aud fresh
from Bosting and along the shore. have
picked lOl OF gals, fresh as daisy and as
lively as butterfly. wont sell the entire
lot 10 ore man, for tha; would be too much
OF good Thing, but I'll sell each of you e
little charmer, warranted no! TO cut in The
eye, big enough ior the tallest miner, and
small enopgh for the least there is among
you. Walk up fellers stand by to the taft
rail gals. No crowding on the hauser. Git
cont yer dust and select yer gal.
"Tae first III efer, fellers, is Ereckled.
faced school marin, named Betsy jane
T,oiher name aint no matter. You can gin
her yourn She is nineteen year old by
the Bible, has good teeth, is iweniy-seyen
inches around The waist, and is warranted
kind in harness how much for Belsey Sold
10 Jack Lonebesrd for Ave hundred dollars.
Good-bye Bet
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
VIEW srnihis VOL. L. NO. z.

tThe next gal, ladies and gentlemen,
mean ieilers, is a ely puss, named Phills
Malura. She is a choice gal, raised in Bos-
ting-poor but horesi parenis-earl Jiuured
TO The Gospel and abolirouism, and war
raried sound as far as heard from How
much for her fellers She can darn stock
ing or make pnmpkin pie, in The twink
ling OF an eye, and she can heavs a sigh
you De, . She is a eoia on twenty years
nss cheek ike a s7ilzenborg, the sweet
esi lips and most dainty breath YOU ever
;asted--tor six hundred, make il ONE, aud
down she goes 10 Captain Bull Of the woods
for nine bundled
''Ths next animal--oh, sweetheart! fell
lars, isa cline eye Yankee gal, named Jeru-
sha Jane-never mind her other name. She
IS Dustin gal. KNOWS all Der letiers-nas
cons'itn,iou Ike teakenie, which is good
alter its nose is knocked off for all il will
ieich, and is an ornam enl 10 her sex or any
other man She is twenty five years old,
sud is warranted 10 last lie time, if she
don die hrsi. How much for her Come.
wake up iellars ! Massachusetts, wants 10
ehiigh,en you Hsse is the best chance 10,
I hapriness-oniy lew more left Sold TO
dare-deTil Tom for fifty oan ces OF dust.
New, ieiers, stand mp close. Here is
sumner. Tabithia Matier,as was her moth-
eE before her, also her grandmother. She
Is nineteen years old, poor but honest pa
rents, eats but little. pine-gum lunch
will last her week. Sold for no fault. but
Massachusetts has no further use, and takes
thls means 10 pay her war tax. She never
scoids except in anger, and ike George
Washington, never chopped tree with her
'iille halchei. She is warran,ed genuine.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
SELECT POETRY.
COME HOME, FATHER.

!. Father, dear father. come home with ne row
The clock in the steeple strikes one
You said you we're coming right home from the shop
AS as yeur days work was done.
Our fire has gone out-our house is an dark
And mothers been watching tea
With poor brother Benny. so sick. in her arms,
And no one to help her but me,
Come home come home come home
Please, father dear father, come home
Father, dear father, come home with me
The clock in the steeple strikes two,
The night has grown coIder-and Benny is worse
But he has been calling for you.
Indeed he is wo.se-ma says he viii die;
Perhaps before morning shall dawn
And this is the message she sent me to brirg
Gene quickly, or he will be gone
Father. dear father, come home With me now
The clock in the steeple strikes three
The house is so lonely the hours are 20 long
For poor weeping mother and me
Yes we are alone-p poor Benny is dead
And gone with the angels of light
And these were the We ry last words ihat he said
Il want to kiss p'pa tonight !"
Come home come home come home
Please, father, dear father. come home
Hear the sweet voice of the child,
Which the night-winds repeat as they roam
Oh who could resist the most plaintive ofprayer5
Please, father. dear father me home
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11

RAJ A shrewd preacher, after au eIo-
quent charity sermon, said 10 his hear
rers 81 am afraid from tho sympathy
displayed in your, countenances, that
some of you may give too much. Icsu-
tIon you, therefore, that you should be
just before you are generous; and 1 wish
you to understand thatI desire no one
who cannot pay his debts to put anything
in the plate.''' The collection was
are one.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
G. COLUMBIA co. PA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1866.

protect and defend the consliinshun, take
care what you are ADDING of or before you
know il you will find yourself in foe Lafayel
But if really you desire TO do.yonr country,
men e crate service: you will all resine an
90 home, an let other men come 10 the
work Of restorin public confidence. The
wor haviu been ended, il is fl anc proper
for the buzards and 7ulIures feastin on car
rons 10 go away aud give plais TO the duVe
OF Peeee. Go home Sumner and Wilson
and Ihad stevens ard Longyefr and lei pa
irios and gentlemen have your seeis, TO
pasify and sooih to rest the snbsiden sur
gessof The angry tempes, so long distDfbin
our Otherwise happy land. Go 10 your
in The mountains, We beasts OF pray and
carry along with you Bolts and Dickinson
aud Doctor Creckinridge, and then die and
60 to the old Scratch where you belong and
be dogged 10 you. BIZ THS PREsI DEsr.
JACK DowNINe,
Ex-Majer Dowaineville Milisha.
Wien finished readin The proclamation
The president jumped up and cracked his
heels together, and said
"Pnuytee good, Majer; lhafe The docy-
mentior me lay II away for few days,
an if things 60 on TO suit us it shall come
oct am roachin my back like Glink Lin
cum yused to fof. about putin down his
tool, but l.shall roach my back, and from
appearances u Congress shEI have 10 Go
t.very often before long"
So, Miilot, laid away the proclamation
for few days, and in the mean time thor.
10 ssod You copy, and ask you 10 git
Jeems Bac cannon and Frank Pierce 10 git
together win you and reed il over, and i;
you think it all right you most say so il
not rite US noal 10 The keet OF the P,esi.
dent.
hot OF putin heep more in it, be, as
ii has goi to occupy conspicuous plais in
our literature, concluded TO make it shou
and 10 The pint.
What would you think of a special vale
diclory 10 Ben. Buser and Atilroyl Don:
they deserve il?
( The reason didn't putii in, was aeard
they want guine home. would be glad to
forget Them feliers,, and never heer OF them
no more in this life.
suppose you have red all my letters ro
Jesns, aud find things is goin on just as
sed. In corse they is, don't know You
may expec: every day or two 20 see new
veto. The Presidents back is rozched Re-
member Glink Winkfeel
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
The Tirst Baby.

3 correspondent, at Preston Hollow,
"a fond parent" thus 'goes on
SAY the Rev. Mr.-,N-A-
to Miss Il, only daughter, etc. No
cards"
Why didn't itsay ono baby"9 have
one of those interesting "animiles" at nv
house. 1t came when it rained, dark as
pitch, aud my umbrella at the Office.
The Doctor lived five miles due West, aud
the nurse six miles due East, and when
| got home the milk-man was at the
door.
il is tiny little chip, that baby, Sol
fereno color. and the length of Bologna
sausage Cross guess notl Um,
nm. 1t commenced chasing me down
the pathway Of life, just when muslin lin
en- and white flannel were the highest
they had been since Adam built house
for Mrs. Ewes chickens. Doctors char.
ged 81 squint, and 81 grunt
a poor little thing, is that baby, a
speck OF nose, like wart, head as
bald as squash, and no place to hitch
q waterfall, mouth just suited to s'come
the g'tna game, and chew milk. 1
have bumped it, stuffed my fur cap down
its threat, given il the smoothing iron to
play with, but that little red lump that
looks as if il couldn't hold blood enough
TO keep musquito from fainting, persists
in yelling like thunderl It shove a
great desire TO swallow lis fists and the
other day they dropped dcwr its throat
all that prevented their going clear
through was the crook in its eibows: It
stopped its music, and l vas happy one
aud one-half minutes.
It is pleasure to have baby in the
house-oDe Of the stomach ache kind.
Think Of the pleasures of father en- dis.
ha5tlie, trembling in the midnight hour
with his sarm feet upon square yard
of cold oil cloth, dropping paTegoric in
teaspoon by moonlight; somebody
humping on the door; wife of your
bosom shouting hurry - aud the baby
yelling till the plaster drops from the
ceiling. It's a nice time to think Of
dress coats, pants, ties and white kids !
shades Of departed cocktails, what com
fort! What picture for an artist in
plaster paris Its ma says the darling
is troubled with wind on ths stoma ach +; il
beats all the instruments you ever neard.
L have cradle with miraculous sooth-
ing syrup bottle on the dashboard.
It's mother says only wait until it gets
bleached, (it's been vacinated) and old
enough to crawl around and feed on pins.
Yes, am going to wait. Won't it be
delightful John run for The Doctor sis
has fallen in the slop pail, and is choking
with potato-skin'' sis has fallen
down stairs; isis has swallowed the
tack hammer, shows sighs of mumps,
measles, Group, collie or some other infer
nal thing, to let the doctor take all ths
money laid by for my winters corned
beef.
And all this comes of shampooning and
curling my hair, wearing nice clothes,
looking handsome. going a courting,
and making my wife fall in love and mar
ry nae.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
foDr friend,
JACK DowNIN0,
Ex.Maier Downingville A.ilisha

Ex-Majer Dowhingviile Aiilisha
P S. While ! and the President was ri.
tin our paper great crowd of radicals was
running all ronndihe White House trying
TO get in, but the door was shat, and tie
door-keeper stood thar with boot jack
ready TO knock down the first man thai run
in by him, and they didn't for be showed
them his weepin. Sumner stood of afar,
and every time he looked todes the hoUse,
be put his hand behind him Ike be was
guine to take on, bis handkerchief, bot did
IN, and was altered some whar hurt him.
The Presiden, is torkn abou, making me
feel marshall to git core OF men to pro-
ieck him from be Radicals, not that they
waEt to hurt him, bot they are SO hungry
for offs jus, now. Yourn,
JAcK DowSIzG,
To Millot, sc. ExMajsr, &c.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11

JOHN Henry Anderson Of New Bruins
wick Nd. a youth of eighteen on the
14sh inst, robbed his father of SS0O0i-
anc fed bat was detected in New York
city and was locked up In the ssation
house;
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11

BE- "The times are hard, wife, and |
find it difficult to keep my nose above
water. "You could easily keep your.
nose above water, husband, if you didn {
keep il so often above brandy
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11

rSsr a Lawyer is something of car
penter. He can file a bill, split a hair,
make an entry, get up chase, frame
an indictment. empannel jury put them
in box, nail witness, hammer Judge.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11

This Company IL or kanized under special Char
OF the State OF PenDsy lvania. ming one thou
sand the Barker lode. and two undred On the
Bureau County lode, either OF them within half
mile Of Central City. Gipin County, Colorado. The
property on the Barker iod9 consists of the discov
cry claim. two hundredE feet and eight claims ad-
Joining the of hundred feet each. making
one thou cutive feet This lode is worked
FOR three thousand feet in length, on every cIaim
the average width Of the vein OF erevice is seven
feet. This lode viii average richness with any in
the dscuvt ry ciaim of hundred feet, according
totiIe laws Of 1873. aud No. l. from discovery
Thia lode shows creyice, far worked, of four
feet. Tn last quartz, crushed fsoa y in stamp
mill, yielded one hundred and sixty dolars a cord
fp connection with the Barker lode, is ei2bteen
stamp MILL with power and capacity TO crush from
twelve fifteen cords week. The ore from the
Barker lode be N med, hauled and crushed at
mill at the rate or forty-iv dollars cord he
n seected will yied from hun and +
" 10 two hundred dollars and upwards. per cord
As The PROPERTY has all the improveIle nts neces-
Bzry for the working of the several odes, the FIRST
la ry thereafter from four to five pei ceut. quar-
tery in coin unless in case Of unavoidable acci-
dept
There are no salaried oficers-except the Secre-
siry and the Treasurer wilfbe required TO give am
pie security for the faithful performance Of has trnst
THERE'S ouly limited amount of stock Tor sais at
the price OF IS per share. which be obtained at
The on ce of the Company where Certificates VIII be
issued and all information given-
Office, No. 26 Nerehants' Exchange,
q PhiIsdeIphia.
March IS Ie66 tt
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
-T7RAppINe AND MINING Pa

xTTRAPPING AND MINING Pa
w PER. Having thoroughly overhauled nay Pa
-< srlir al Mill Grove, near Bioomsburgs Iolume
., "a am now prepared to nh al orders for
~ DIV BIastinR ana Winter Proof Paper on
zo-f eotiee and fair prices have opened !" "AIs ne
ts y, - kco Barre and appointed Joseph Brown
- me fr, Of Rr Grayt Co, my agent TO dispose
q ny paper n Luzs'ne so''' THOMAS TRENCH.
slooussats. sept ,s 1865 4
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11

m00 a mUNTH AGENTS wanted
sQslV 3os ssx entirely new articles, Just
.1uf. A.l5fsss o. 7 T;GAREi Lily bpIldlng
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
FEMALE DISEASES

radically removed !; sat Rheum and every descrip
tion of ulceratidns Piles and srrofuous diseases
which hnvs hafIed ali previous medical skill, can be
cured by my treatment and do say all diseases.
(yes CoxsunPr1oN) be cured by wearing my BfeGi
= Gated Jacket. which Is Il protection to the lungs
against all changes Of weather in all enatess hav
nRthvestigaed for years the cause and character o
infermifsents (fever and ague) in all parts Of the
Bni ed States-wiIi pernant ntly all chronic
acute cases Of ague and nervous diseases in few
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
Cancer Cured without The knife OF Drawing

Tape VJrm. that dread 90 the Human Family for
years. can lie removed with two three doses of,
my newly discovered remedy warranted in all cases,
Consultation in the English and GeTman Languages
free of charge. Will make visits any distance, If
desi red May be addresse by letter (coufidentiaIly
and sedicine with proper directions 10 any
: 80 - - OFFICE--So. sss FiIbertst PhiIs.
, 1866-04-01

tusv~. snh Fsrrauaeu tsons hrkan:as. t1.t reraEtd
rays 'fst fa'loss ~esr t.susst to fd1 Tr!ures aaI
sf.st to-. ssS's . L.; gas s e
10 fsnrnar1. Tbs number ot dcstitnts 7stasces
nsro have beru hupp.led roEa tbs o'eru9eni ttoFt.
~ nStta**ti, (. .itie.p..d. ne,ts ~ r. e.. @
thc ~ ocs tor Aas viii % fun, - grrat - those
IN February. but thxs they ~llt 20 so1ewhsa Es-
doeea In Apr! snd MAY. *nt discontinued u 1une:
sass en.tast, '*asssss ssss.le - to ~ se,t. ~ Se
,t.urs sss 1oH be,nr mace 10 freedmen, tlceot suth
ct, h ss:,, e ne % o of tas q
illus tst I'll rnft1 10 induce The rtrit sathont!n" VI
eincle county to make An Attempt 10 provide fef
e, ,ue s.set Ts asst sste =! i sa.ey
do 70 =! rses<nt and oihess appear 10 b indlaeF+
tr1t to tae Ianter.
p4xAasts ~nnAeeo.
fErruas ZION u .tssn ~ the TFeAsur{ omea 10
:e~4sk rnoald,. tnnky so3 oihT~tae dsusAxrt 70.
-tc without the pay u<ns Of tnr tusrrass rates q
lll1 at ,olseco Icx1f n1Iv,Actascd. In c.1cn|
1al t1tcd February ID, ace, tho sec.raIy sLfr*
that ~ sad arer tae arss GAY Of Nssta. tiet, all
pF1s1lsEo~ granted l.. farmer regulations tneon.iste
set WITH III F-1eH4 psvri.ions Of ths IN. ,h.l b
and 1tahlc . ,bufe-
eoxsrts bsastasEp.
WAt"'SaTn1. Aarsn ai.ElTe.ta.ns Ioarson ss. ~.
1IAtF!tht. ceusuf To ~r~ieo xud Notu4y II Neg
fort, snd y. ". hsu$ou. ansuj fos ths same tsoE
e,nmeHt u Ess ofsans. aaoold 10 !on:ss r r ns psr'
auu nsa therefore st1tsei3 reru.ed then eztqua'
tors d :!atIcx taer. vold-
cGtELh rRax TUE tKstpxSs'A trAkAE.
Bt1r. ten. lnwxru, AA-'f Commissioner ot the
ftevdm.I'a HIrezu, for The thst1fet Of CotaashI
t4s pfcrattr21ec ! cutESs7 ftat4ns thtt ~ fat
+usrrr.tal operation OF 4he employment offxs II
shss city AID .Al+1andFia and brancA onets sss
tttpc.l bY nxs,es ocut Asso1tsttpne IN IaaaunoFt
II hctletts snd o.htT northern el;!~s. employ
snrpt nt good wsx%s Exa hesn found safaetea
stx Ah atI~- -nociei free<.0,eo who ~ea
wtthont ~urf. and fur NJ "to ~tsr ""fklns 70
waev. Inadequate 10 she spppost n thElr sAnilles
y. hi. and ti.nl.A neaEs lbs Atsnian Can1nIs
tncF IL prepaf. TO p:pt11e tos all ttfostl asphs
th.ldr-n TIE se~d srd !nfltn, Ent thote peTma
n-n,ly .ts.hle.. NIL y taro..hesf With e1nfsisb!
homes Il FrSssmen's ;'s.-axs- Arlington. and 4
he -nEdters' kcsl IN StrEtl1a hGsr Ae.nx, tier
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