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were struck by liehtniag and killsd.
It is a wonder that no human lives
were lost.
At daybreak the scene presented
beggars description. Imagine it from
the above account of the nights ex-
perience. 1t was the worst adventure
that ever befel a circus IN this portion
] Of the West.
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RETURNING
Terre HAute 6 indianapolis.
RETURNING

LeQpe
Indp'iis. SO A M. 1880 NJ. AS NJ. $40 NJ
T. H......6:8O A ,1.lO:25 A n. ass NIL :O5 NJ
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Evansville & CraWfOrdsvIIIe.

LedUe Exp. Mail. Freight.
T. Haute ....... $40 A NJ. 500 M. 5:45 N
Vincennes.. $50 A NJ. sos P NIL 40 A II
E,va arrtgg i I-5s no "a N. $40 NJ
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EH.&NR.R. Northern Division
TRAI Ms GOING SOUTH.

TRAI Ms GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Pack ct Steamer Moll1e
Norton leave q Evansville daily
Sundays ext septed,) at.--.-..... 3 10 Pm
Train leaves "a enderson at.-.-.--. 40 PM
Arrive at Mad IzonylIl 80 Pm.
g. DING NORTH.
Train leaves Jacksonville daily
Sundays exc epted) at-.-............. - AN
Arrive al Hen Cierson.--........ $1,000. so AN
Arrive at Evan svIlle by Transfer
Packet MOIIie NOrton-.--.-.......-..-. y :oO AN.
Making con nection both ways with
trains on the E. 81 &. Railroad.
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NIurdertn Ozark County
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The
Indian SpTiD &s.

The Proprietor of the Indian
Springs. in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house will b3 open for visitors
the 1st Of June.
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Tims 81 opening ana OIoBIHg HaII'.

STANDARD TIME, Posr-oFFIcE CLOCK, REeU-
LATED BY RAILROAD TIME.
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THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED

THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
- nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TON, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, IN q very romantic and picturesque
region, apounding in game aud fish, as
well as mineral and botanical specimen
and Indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCK, natural curiosity OF great inter-
est, stands near the road OIL the way to
the Station.
The Mineral Water is consi Tered by
many persons as the most valuable of any
in the West; White Sulphur, Black Sui
phur, SuIphO- Chalybeate, Chalybeate, and
Fresh Water-and IN abundance.
Analysis by DR.. owen of one of the
springs shows the following properties:
Free Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Carbonate
OF MagnesIa, Sui phate Magnesia, SILICA
small quantity, Carbonic Acid Gas = q
trace, Chloride Sodium, SuIphate of soda
Sulphate Lime, Carbonate of Lime, Chic
ride Potassium-smallQ quantity, Alumina
| mali quantity.
FOR the superiority of the Water as a
curative agent and delicious Sum mer bev-
t $3.50, reference need only be made to the
! 80 1O'iS - nus who nave used it. 1t has been
~ iOu u especially efficaeiOuS for Dyspepsia
litoI,o nts i9IIns; tor all diseases of the
| -. oinIitSS ,l, D2weis, Kidneys, Eyes, Skin
iilr DIosy, ,Neeuralgia, syphilis, Rheuma-
4 eIsh 1'Cl.Olula, ana all chronic cases as it
| Is an active ana efncieDt Aztec A 7rTvI,
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No. 6 LOCUST STREET.
IsAsa.aktsAD CHNG45- IA BLE
Corrected June esd, 1862

IsAss.skssAkB CBfsG4G- "A BGAES
Corrected June Esd, 1862
Evansville Il Charlottesville R.R.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Mail. EXpr. Freight.
Evansville ...10:45 a NJ. 5:l5 M. 4:i0 A n
ArTiCe
Vincennes.. / :I3 NJ. 7 IA P DI-.I0:l0 NJ
Terre Haute. 4:20 P Mo 80 P M. 4:I5 p N
TerFe Haute IL Indianapolis.
GOING EAST.
LeaUe Day Elk. Night Elk. Mail.
Terre Haute. 4 80 M. 100 NJ. 'oO A M
A7T-iUe
Indianapolis. 7:O5 NJ. 1920 A M...l0:05 A NJ
C9eStIine $500. 800 A NIL 100 NJ. 6:l9 2 M
Cleveland. Z 80 A NJ. $3.50 NJ. y; . p n
Buffalo ......... 10 BT.-.19:45 NJ ~ A N
Pittsburg ......11 so A NJ go NJ .. 40 M
Philadel phla. 3: 30 A NJ rs A NJ. 4 10 N
New York.. 6 200 a NIL 40 A M. 6;Ao ? n
Ohio & Mississippi.
GOING EAST.
Leave Lightning Elk. Acc. Night Elk.
Vincennes =. L :33 P NJ :43 P NJ $500 P M
-ATTiUe = -, -
Cincinnati -. 600 P M III :l5 M. 200 NJ
Louisville -. s 30 x :lO A M. :oO A d
GOING WEST.
Leope Mail. Night Elk. Day Elk.
Vincennes -. 4 :25 NJ. 10 A NJ :. o;io A ID
ST. Louis I'LL: 80 NJ. 9:lO A M...V2:00 P n
cairo q :OO A NJ -
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DAY.
Vincennes, Indianap-
oils Cincinnati, Chica-
go, Louisville, New Or
leans and ali Southern
cities, New York and
Am. all cities North ana 10 An
l PM. East of Indianapolis 4:40P NJ.
via e. & G. r. r.
AM. Mt. Vernon, Ind, VIA. $3.50 AN
pm stage and packet 3:40 PM
DAILY MAILS.
Cities and towns on E.
& G. r. r. and all places
Supplied via that Rail
road. (AII lett ers depos-
tied in the Post Office
from 10 to 1920 AM.
are delivered to Route
--' Down Down River Mail, via
Evansville and Cairo
Packets, embracing all
points in Southwest
Kentucky, river cOun-
ties in IlliAOis, and Ten
nessee River towns via.
8 AM. Paducah. $40 Pm
-FOUR TIMES A WEEK.
Up River Mail, via.
Evansville and Louis
vile Packets, eInbrac-
ing Indiana and Ken
lucky river counties,
and Green River coun-
| Ities-On Wednesdays,
/ Thursdays AID Satur-
| 6 AN. on Mondays at............-.. l Pm
THREE TIMES WEEK.
3oonviIIe and Rock
port, via. hack, embrac-
ing Warrick County,
nd all post offices sup
! piled through ROckportl
= departs Mondays,
| Wednesdays and Fri
| days; arrives on Tues
Ioays, Thursdays ana
PM. saturdays, at.....---.....--.'. 6 80 AN
New Harmony, via.
T. q q. n r., EN- br3ciugl
VILE and Cynthiana-
on Tuesdays, Thars-
GAM. days and Sal urdays. 1OA.A
SaundersvilIe a n d
Nash's, via. f. q 4 q r.,
Tue days, Wednes-
GAM. days and Saturdays. 10 AN
TWICE WEEK.
New Harmony, via.
hack, EN- bractng kaS-
son, BIairsville an d
Ppm. Vaudeville. 6 80 Al
ONCE A WEEK.
WheatO nvilIe, Me
chanfcsville, McCutch-
awhile and e Oerfeld-
HAM. Saturdays. 1880 Al
81. WendeIIs, ST. Jo-
HAM. saturdays. ll:sO Al
POST OFFICE HOURS.
Open for Lock Boxes. ........6 Am. to II P.l
Glass Boxes q Gen. DelAVery A n. 10 Z p
Money Order & Registry
Office. ................... .......... AM to P
Stamp Department...........7 AM. to P.l
Deliveries closed from 10 to 10 40 AM. al
rom 2:l0 to 20 N. for Railroad Mails.
SUNDAYs.-Lock Boxes. 6 AM. to g 80 A.
, Glass Boxes & Gen. Deltv-
......8 80 to $50 Al
No business transacted at Cashiers Off
| on Sunday.
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Fer SALE

EIGHT CHOICE CITY LOT 8,
IL living contiguous, in one of the most
desirable portions of the city. Terms easy >
Inquire of JUN OEsh-A1AA'
tY8-d2W
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warm, COld, and Tepid Shower and
TuD Ba!hs FURNISHED OF the
Mineral Water

The Bowling Alleys and saloon o,o -,
charge OF MIR. CarmOdy, of EVans,ii,,i ~
who VIII be pleased TO cater TO the 100 10,
and enjoyment of all his old friends e,t = ,
as many new ones as may favor him viit
their presence. WIN
Daily hacks will convey PASSENGERS 70
and from the Springs, connecting with tbe
trains both ways on the OHIO aud Missis-
sippt Railroad at Shoals Station. Hacks
viii also run between Bedford, on the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail-
road, and the Springs
ID. Il. DUNIHUE, Proprietor.
The place. with seven hundred acres Is
foI sale or lease for term OF years.
June II dtlstaug
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Delivery. MAILS SENT TWICE A CT
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Closing.
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$3.50 AM.
3:4O PM.
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NOTICES.

OK HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GoLpi will b.
given TO any one who will on analysis find one
grain of arsenic or other poison in a bottle Of
Dr.. Hurey's Ague Tonic, it is purely vegetable
and the most happy combination that the SCI
ence of medicine has developed, to combat sue
c~essfully all those diseases incident to a mala-
rious climate, 1t being a powerful anti-peri-
odic it breaks the chill in two or three doses,
having laxative properties it keeps the bowels
in a soluble condition and acting on the secre-
tions it breaks up concessions, always more OF
less attending malarious diseases, and distrib-
utes the pancreatic and heratic juices to their
proper channels, thus eliminating disease and
its cause from the system. Used as a prevent
i've in half the dose directed for curing chill:
it gives perfect protection from ague aud fever
in all its multifarious forms and no family
should be without il, especially during the chill
season. No other remedy we have ever heard
of has such pessec. enntrol over these diseases,
and SO little disagresable after effects. Read
Jas. Ruddlc & Cos advertisement in anothe,
column.
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.u.saafsD.

On morning 9Th inst, al the resi-.
dence Of the brides father, Mr..
Robt L. Archibald, by Rev. Dr.,
Burney, of Oxford, Dr.. y. ID. Bean.
land and Miss Alice y. Archibald /;
all Of Pamela county, Mississippi.
AT the residence Of the brides
mother, on the 22ud inst, by Ed.
j. b. Barry, Mr.. VIM. W. Dodson
and Miss Missouri Slaughter; all of
Pamela county, Mississippi.
At the residence of the brides
mother, on the 26th inst, by Ed.
j. b. Barry, Mr.. George G. Halbert,
of Lowndes county, and Miss Lucy
f. Taylor, of Pamela county.
On the evening of the 25th inst,
at the residence of ID. w. Jones,
ESQ.,, DIR. I. p. Coleman, of Pamela
county, to Miss Willie L. Jones, of
this place. Oxford Falcon.
AT the Residence of the brides
father, Mr.. Josiah Hawkins, on the
evening of Sd inst, by the Rev. j,
W. Bates, Mr.. Ben f. Fitzgerald
and Miss Matte Hawkins, all Of
Pamela county with the attendance Of
D.. Rascoe Dickins and Miss Sophia Hawkins
Nj. J. T. Irby and Miss Bettic Irby,
J. II. Keith and Miss 10 lnie jenkins,
Tate McCrscken and Miss Julia Hudson,
]. II. Maxwell and Miss Fannie Randolph,
Albert Moeley and Miss Liza Robertson,
Ours was q fortunate lot, in being
present to witness the tying of thu
silken knot that bound two youth
full hearts in lifes happy wedlock
and our wishes follow the happ,
pair that their day dreams of con
jugal bliss, before marriage, may b
fully realized.
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FnaHWAh@We Wefe favored
sHh : eff from or Oh ifisad.
~ Coz. fsmstly a Holly spfiar.
~ nv living n Memphis. Tsaa
= few days since
Ahd We we're pless=l = hg'ics
- ftpsh - ever n tbs Captain NJ
0tl marks u hnnsf wit snd VI
vselty ihas characterized him IL
dags Of yoFe - being one q ths
best anil elsvefesi q ne clever good
fellows u the " City n Flowers"
lie l. nov the candidate Cor The
domination of Sheriff 10 shelby
county before the Democratic con.
vehiion, and " his merits receive
their appreciation he will undoubi.
eily receive the nomination.
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vnLASow, wALKEE Cousry, Ca, |

NALLANoWt Abh16 ,pbFAtN Ma
June 20, 1866.
Dr.. JoHS BuLL-Dear Sir: | have recently
given your " Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find it wonderfully eficadous. It has no,
failed in a single instance to have the wished
for effect am doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article Of
the kind. ! am tree 10 confess that ! know Of
no remedy recommended by the ablest authors
that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On
the contrary, they are uncertain in the extreme.
Ny object in writing you 10 to find out upon
what terms | eau get the medicine directly
from you; if | can get it spon easy terms, !
shall use a great deal Of 1t. ] am aware that
the use Of such articles Is contrary to the teach.
ings Of a great majority Of the regular line Of
N. DIS, but | see no just cause Of good sense
in discarding q remedy which We know to be
efficient simply because we may be ignorant oil
It's combination. For my part, | shall make II
a rule to use all and any means to alleviate suf-
fering humanity which | may be able to com.
mand-not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned its
effects first, aud secured the sole right to secure
that knowledge. However, | am by no means
an advocate or supporter Of the thousands o
worthless nostrums that food the country. ths'
~purport to cure all manner Of disease to which
human flesh is heir. Please reply soon, an,
inform me Of your best terms.
am sir, most respectfully,
JuLius p. CLEMENT, N. D.
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FALL % issg.
eem.Annuai Circular.

Our friends and customers and
the public generally will find our
large stock Of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Gaps,
Queenswarr, Hardware &C., complete
about the lat Of October next; all
Of which have been selected with
care and bought for cash. We pro-
pose after the lst day of October
next, to sell for cash or It's equiva-
lent, closing our books from that
time until the commencement Of
the crop Of 1870. Our goods will
be marked at close figures. We ex-
pect only to obtain your trade by
making Il to your interest. We have
done a credit business, more or less,
ever since we commenced business,
with those who met their accounts
promptly oneee each year. We never
have credited man upon the faith of
Liens, Deeds in trust, Mortgages &C.,
but only upon our Knowledge of him
as a prompt paying man. OF those
who owe us prior to 1869 we ask to
come toward and take up their
paper, remembering that we have
been lcn;ent and have not harassed
them. To those who are prompt in
their transactions with us our books
win be open next year.
BALLENTNE 4 WALL,
Sardis, Miss, Sept. 20, 1859. If
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.


Beware Of Counterfeitti Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the counter.
feiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and
sell the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, o.
Louisville, KY. Examine well the label or
each bottle. If my private stamp is no, OF
each bottle, do not purchase, or you will b,
deceived. See my column advertisement, ant
show my card. will prosecute any one in
ringing on my right. The genuine Smith
Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by myself
The public's servant
Louisville, XIV. JOHN BULL.
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
To NV United States and World Widt
Readers.

Ihave received many testimonials from pro-
f~essional aud medical men, ss my almauscs
and various publications have shown, all Of
which are genuine. The following from a
highly educated and popular physician in Geor.
gia, is certainly one Of the most sensible com.
munications | have ever received. DR.. Clement
knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his tes'
timony deserves 10 be written in letters oil
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER,
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Iguc aud Ferer,
on cifILis M FEvER

me psssssssf 4 ME sslstfatd nslsslas
asiif slsims A. \ 4 Superiority stsf 81 fsmf.
bee stsf sfsfsi 70 las eshilt 81 re stls tsf.
isla. spseay. sai psftnssess tsfs q Age sst
fever o. chiIis sai Fever. shsshsf u isaft o.
loas ~aadlaf Ne teffs 70 De ssiifs Vest
sfa ssi southwestern eoanify 70 bar him ~.
nmsny n me truth Of No susftlen, that IN No
sass vhtissef . Il il fail 70 tufe. Il the aifsr.
uaas sfs strictly oiiewed aad carried ont "
: great rasny eases : siazis desc hss beer sal
asisnf fsf . suss, aud whale hmlllss have tstk
eafed ~ 4 angis bottle uith = perfect f%esists.
los Of The ssaefsl hsslsh. u i, howsrst
pfu Ient aud IN every eass more certain 70 suis
Il tts ass Is continued IL smaller doses hf .
wesk Or tso ahsr The disease has seeh eseeked
more especially 10 diafcuit and long .s,aadiue
cases. ususliy. this medicine will not feauHs :
any aid 10 Keep the bosels IN good ord u
should the pa,lsat however require a es,hards
medicine, after having taken three OF ioui
doses OF the Tonic. 4 single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be- Fuhh.
cieut
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal one.
No. ~ Fifth, Cross Street.
Louisville, Ky.
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Mark Twain has a new work out
entitled "The Innocents Abroad, or
the New Pilgrims Progress" which
is peculiarly characteristic Of his
eccentric style of writing, and is
well worthy Of perusal.
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Religious worship at Pamela
church, and 1t Batesville church.
At Pamela on the first Sabbath in
sssh month, By Rev. A. II. Cald'
ven, second Sabbath in each month
by Rev. c. B. Young.
Batesville; Rev. Mr.. Shepherd
Art Sabbath night in each month
aud the third Sabbath at II o'clock
Raw. Nj. Barry, the fourth Sabbath
o. II o'clock.
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ArrEHrIox.-Read the new ad-
vertisement Of Tobin Lynn.G Co. in
another column. BY merit this re.
liable firm has won an extensive
trade. Those who once try them
continue to patronize them.
They keep constantly on hand an
extensive and complete stock d
Groceries &C., and make good sale'
of cotton.
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Fsessa@The mail eafbsf af thi.
place, On Saturday az fsdsd n gsi
our ap.msii Or me train n Bates
wills. and consequently this V ths
reason that our sarlls and Como
subscribers failed 70 Get their mail
on that dsy.
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Call at the Drug Store and pro-
cure a>treatise published by Mans
field & Higbee, in which the nature
and treatment Of Chills and Fever
is given 50 that all may understand.
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Texas Tonic Syrup, beyond a
doubt, is the most perfect Of Chill
Remedies, being scientifically COM
pounded, and its success proves It's
worth.
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We are glad to notice the enlarge
ment Of our neighbor, the Grenada
Sentinel, in this weeks issue. Sue
cess to you friend Signaigo.
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The heaviest Bachelor Shoes, fol
So al Mathews h Son.


No.@292 SECOND ST., MEMPHIS
Those who need wall paper in all
its varieties of pattern and beauty
will find It at Mr.. J. Grieshaber's
where, also, window shades, cur
tains, and all kinds of upholster
goods, arc kept always on hand.
Mr.. g. is an experienced dealer
having been engaged in the business
in this city since 1852, is Extensively
known, and has never failed to give
satisfaction to his numerous custo-
mers. oct30-1m
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Wells Golden Eagle is the only
place in North Miss. where they
know how to serve fine Fresh
OYSTERS,
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w. i. Wilkcrson & Co, Drug
gists, $40 Main St., Memphis, Tenn,
have a fine stock Of goods just re-
ceivcd from Eastern markets and
arcsnxiCus 70 sell. nov6-2w
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PERsoNAL.--Our sanctum was en-
livsned one day last week by the
presence Of our talented friend,
Mai. H. n, Chalmers, from Desoto,
who, by the way, is the nominee Of
the National Union Republican
party in that county for Senator.
He reports everything cheering in
his county in favor Of the election
Of the Dent ticket.
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If you see any sign-boards telling
you it is one, two, three or ten miles
to Wells Golden Eagle, recollect II
is on Wells Avenue, Batesvillc,
Miss.
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When we have chills we intend
to try Texas Tonic Syrup.

VIZ would call attention to the
new advertisement Of our energetic
young friends, Howard 1 johnson,
ii another column. All who wish
~ buy Dry Goods or Groceries, OF
want to sell cotton, would do vel
to give them 4 call. Their stocks
sse well selected, and they will sell
for small profits.
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Magic Arnica Liniment never
fails to cure. All Druggists keep it,
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The most delightful hair dressing
known Il the Louisiana Creole Hair
Rcstorer. Try it.
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Ifyou want anything you can
not find elsewhere, go to Wells
Golden Eagle.
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If you want fine cake manufac-
tured at home, 80 to Wells Golden
Eagle.