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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-13
MARRIAGE;

Reflect that sound mind and body are ths
most necessary requisites 20 promote oonnubiAl
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes \ weary pilgrimage. the
prospect hourly darkens 90 the view. the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled viii
the melancholy reflection that the happiness ~
another becomes blighted with our own.
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WASHINGTON, July IL.
Nine millions of Bouds 10 be Pur-
chased.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-14
The Daily Tribune.

has been so long known as the leading
political newsPa per of the country, that
its special features need no elaborate de-
scriptiop. It contains the fullest and
most accurate reports of the proceedings
in Congress and the State Legislatures,
careful summaries Of news from all quar-
ters of the globe, correspondence from all
the principal centers OF. intelligence at
home and abroad, letters from travellers
in foreign lands, reviews OF new books,
dramatic, musical, and fine art criticisms,
literary, .scientificJa and religious niscella-
MES, aud all the multitude Ofitems which
make up a first-eIass daily paper. It is
printed with better and clearer type than
anyOther daily Journal in America. 1t ispub-
lished every morning, Sundays excepted.
Terms, $40 year; S. for six months.
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. Miscellaneous.
Excellent Advice,

sntA s---.- -,s- Ff ftl
Set a value on the smallest nlorsels
of knowledge. These, fragments are
the dust of diamonds.
cit is true, as poor Richard says,
tsthere is much to be done, and per-
haps you are Weak-handed but stick
to itsteadily, and you viii see great
tefeets, for constant droppings wear
away stones
A man.may learn that in two min
Utes which may be valuable to him all
/ his lie.
/ Learn all you can, and you will live
to see its value. asa0T@za
Remember that the beginnings of
the sublime sciences are often so
lsimple as to seem worthless.
Redeem time fOrlstudy. The busi-
est workman can spare some mo-
ments. tasEff
Whether you work or play, do it in
ernest, but never be unemployed an
instant. '' @ ,''
Always have book within your
reach which you may catch up at your
odd minutes.
Resolve to edge in a little reading
every day, if it isEbut q single sen
tence. If you can gain fifteen minu-
ties day it makes itself felt attheend
of the year., %
Regulate. your thoughts when not
at study A man is thinking even
whileaat work. Why may he not Ebe
thinking about something that is use
ful.
Resolve in your mind what. you
have, been reading. IL American Pro-
tor. ~
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To Young Men,

To ever young man we particularly
commend the following sensible ad-
vice: ''e- .
1t is easier to be a good business
man than a poor one. Half the en-
eFgy dispiayed in keeping ahead than
is required to catch up when behind,
will save credit, give more time to
business, and add to the profit and
reputation OfyOur word. Honor your
engagements. IF you promise TO
meet man, or do a certain. thing at a
certain moment, be ready at the APP
pointed time. If you have work to
do; do it at once, cheerfully, and there
fore more speedily and correctly. II
you go cut on business, attend prompt
ly to the matter in hand, and then as
promptly 60 about your own businessl
Do nOtstOp to tell stories in business
hours ~ .-.e, -,.,7r
If you have place of business, be
found there when wanted. No man
can get rich by sitting around stores
and saloons. 9fHeVer 'sfOdlbfon busi.
ness matters. If You have to.laborfor
living remember that one hour in
the morning is worth two at night.
If you employ others, be ON hand and
seethat they attend to their duties,
and 70 direct withregulartty yprDmpt-
ness, ljberality. DOnOt meddle with
any business you know nothing of,
Never buy any article simply because
the man who sells it will take it out
In trade. Trade is Im6ney! Time is
money, A good business habit and
reputation is always money. Make
your place. Of. .husinessa pleasant and
attractive then stay thereto wait on
customers.
Never use quick words or allow
yourself to make hasty . or ungentIe-
manly7Temarks'tOith those In your EN-
.ploy; for to do so lessensttheir5 respect
for you and your influence over them.
Help yourself and others will help
you. BE faithful over the interests
eonfided TO yourikeeping, and in good
time your responsibilities will be in
creased Do not he in tOo-great haste
to get rich. Do not-as you hope or
work for 'success-spend time in idle
ness. If your time is your own, bust
ness will suffer ifslyou do. If it is
given to another for pay it belongs to
him5 and you have no more right to
steal that than to steal money, d Be
Obliging. Strive to avoid harsh words
and personalities. Do not kick every
stone in your path: more miles can be
made in a day by going steadily on
than by STOPPING tokick. Pay as you
EgQ.a1 A man of honor respects his
word, as he does his bond. r Ask, but
never beg. Help others when you
can, but never give when you cannot
afford to, simply because it is fashion.
able Learn to say no. No necessity
Of swapping it out dog fashion, but say
TT firmly and respectfully. Have but
i flew coHfidantsy and the fewer the bet
ter Use your own brains rather than
those of others. Learn to think and
act for yourself. Be honest. Be Wig
ilant Keep ahead rather than behind
the times. Young.men, cut this out
and ifthere is folly in the argument
let US Know.
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~ Do I"1-I.IT IN ITIII -.
a Very Good Lite Boy.

Little Walter Draper, says the, Sac
ramentO- (Cal) Union, is a very. good
1 little boy according to ali the rules
laid down for very good little boys.
Last Sunday he asked his mother to
let him go down to the Gould & Curry
reservoir, which his mother refused on
the ground of its being the Sabbath.
Good little boys sometimes cry a little,
and Walter began blubbering.
"Why, Walter cried his mother,
81 am astonished! The idea, of your
wishing TOUCHDOWN to the57reservOir
on the Lords holy Sabbath to go
swimming with lot of bad boysW
"BoohoO % blubbers Walter; ~ did
not want to go swimming with 'em,
ma; only want to go down and see
the bad little boys getia drownedlafor
going swimming on sunday-bOo-
moo ,tr3 i,1 aTsI..lr...-e,f aoaH
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The Game of YeWker.

]
By prof joshua billings. fr-.-.
This i'll bred game of keards is about
27 years of age.
1t was fust diskiyered by the decl
| hands On a Laik Fry steamboat, al
handed down by them TO posterity il
alls its i1venile buty. q
| 1T Is generally plaid BY persons ant
owes inanch of its absorbingness to tht
fakt that you kan talk, and drink, an[
chaw, and cheat while the game il
advancin.
Is i hav seen it plaid on the Hudson
river railroad. in, the smoking car,
With more immaculate skill than any
AWhere elsese
If you play there you will often
l.hdld a hand that will astOnish you
quite oft'n 4 queens and a 10 spot
which infame you to bet z or 8 dol
laHsthat tits a good hand to play pOk'
fer Nth Sbnt y0d wilIEbs more aston
ished when you see the other fellah's
hand, which invariably consists Of 4
kings and a l spot Vs..
YeWker is a molattos game, anO
don compare tew old sledge in maj
! iestyaenny more ithana game Of push
pins to a square church Taffie.
2 q I1neVer play yewker4A
1 never would learn how out o.
gpri nciple.. i & 1'i''o''
l.7oI was originally created cluss to tht
Connekticut line in New England
whar the gain Of z up or sledge wal
born, and exists now in all its pristine
YiFginity, -.e,5-e.r.t
T. ] play old sledge to this day in al
its native ferceness. et
/ But 1 won'tplay any gain, if
know my charackter, Wbar jack will
talk ansaee, anda 10spot won't cOunt
for gain,
1 r. 7 won't play no such Kind of gain
out of respekt to old Connektikut, nj
nRtlR State.
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Problem ahd Answers,

Ms E0rrok we nd you the answsr to Problem
iu News of Dec 3lst9 The mum bore are 5Rud J. ai
Since writing thr above we have concluded to send
problem for the BOYS
Required, two numbers snch that If y be taken
from the second, and added to the first they will be
equal But If q be taken from the rst and added to
the second, the second will be IA times the hTst
= 3T.J ll 9Gl l-l BEN BlLLI
"BEN AND BILL also send CORRECT answers to Enigma
and Rebus in the News Of Dec 31st.
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Money and Morals.

Jean Paul said: ~ would not for
any money have had money in my
YOUTH aau asfsf
There is philosophy in this which
all parents who have money may
properly regard. It is evident that
many, ifnot most of the young sons
of rich men, have too much ''p0cket
change" allowed them. There would
beIl little danger of their contracting
vile habits in beer saloons = or selse-
where, were not the, money which
pays their, way in such places allowed
them. TheonIy safe way is to allow
sons no money which they do not
earn, and even inesuch cases to make
them giveian account every Saturday
night. Es s4i ed sajruh lg1
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HiMsbOrOugh,
Poetry.
us IT WELL"

4----@A-@ -ss
Traveller through these scenes Of sorrow, 7'7t
Weary with the march Of life .-.-.
I1 Hoping nothing for the morrow aaa7a~s
But renewed and oeassiesss strife
in thy sky no ray Of Ofgladnsss ,o 5.sst
6fR brighter day 10 tell, ..-,- O. sssf7fL.
Overwhelmed with grief aud sadness
Weary traveller, ''Is it we'll ?"
Storm and tempest howl arouRdths,
Clouds obscure thy tOilsome way.
Gloon, and igEt, and fear surround thee,
.-. Yet for light thou mayst not stay
Onward, mid the darkness cropping,
Struggling through liieS deepest doll,
Scarce TO reach its ontlet hOping;- -sr
Trembling pilgrim, 'Is it welr =
All that thoq hadst oravsd possessing, IS Z. =
Hast been Brestsd from thy grasp; t
And beneath each fancied blessing -..
Thou hast found sn hidden asp
Disappointed, worn and weary,
Crushed with woes thou may st not teIl
Earth and all its prospects dreary,
Tell me, sad one, as itiwsll" .sr
us it weil'', that God has taken
All that chou hadst deemed thine own .ss.f
sis It wslI'' that grief has shaken
Hope forever from her thr0nei
Death has orthy friends bersft thss,
BOfa6 them 70 the graves dark eslli
Not an earthly icy is left thee
Answer, Christian, as it veil .
Can'st thou stiil With meek submission
KISS tie hand that Wislds the rod
sss'st thou vith hlth's trusting vision,
Lotesf6 hll fR3tsOmsb from Gddl
Is there rest for the, in Heaven
HUp'st thou there with Christ to dwelfi -
Ali hows'er 81 tenpssts driven,
Then, believer, s'It is welll ="
n ASS ~ ealFr51n Pdtnan,.gor December.
ONE YEAR MORE.
Thou. in vhose garden have grswh apaes, -
Plant Ofn grace,
ETlling good trees place,
Spreading no Shadei nor showing any fruit
Thanklsus fE6m.ofsWn to root, u 8FG
Thou Who. tHssOt tTsHs years. hast come snd found
8iOnarOs o. srodads CO. k.sFfE
Sound bs.it orrq9s9qRd, - au
No fruit, 70 PFHfi's Thee f0gr Thy patient care
Stubborn and bard, and bare.
HGf 81 1909 81 Gssffa O. e 9 iEfE
''ous year more, AlisStsF-FOHe year for my i0wn!
Let him alone,
win shame, and 9, B AID 'groan, 3
III digat6u1d HE hsir tf0ots1eraft ana brune,
Then, ~ forsils Be Bear nutt 4 ~ An rsD soon
afAhl Give ne one yrqg ,p9re r,e.,,
a5r77 r 77T-7 T51'sss y 10 = ~
GENTLE WORDS
UHS gentle words, for who can toll
81 The hlsssiHgs they lnpart}a
How, of they Ell (as nsnnafsIDsr
On some nigh-fafnling heart
1h1ohsiy wiIdS, BY light winged birds,
g8i 'R'ls5 soeds ha1s OF hsen ao,fnin
Aud hope has sprung from gentle words,
Where only griefs hal grown.
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IDENTITY.

TEep e no lledlctut eqitat b H00GladFs German
Biaere o. Tonic IN cases af DebiIiig
Theu fuaarf q tone and Uig0r 70 tis S0l0ls
susieBi, tFelofhefs Gie appetite, cause
a. essj5Ff1.s.t 6fhe food enable De St0-
n,aeh 6 dfqeS Il B1Tlfu he blood Qfge good soiiHd
hsaHhe lsl5S ca dioale h5 5lloa fihgs tToM DC
ue fnlpGTf bloom % ne cheeks, and change De Pdttet
from sb0rf-breqifcd elaciated agedk, dld EeTpoae
tgsaEii . gfll.fased riost 1Fz gafol,l pe7sag,
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the hl4teEg OF
efnea. They can Be asl1ii1tis tefed with
peEfseg safety 50 q child three mQntng
old, the most delicate females or 2 lllaAa
OF ninety s.-
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A new method of producing light
by means Of electricity, was lately ex-
hibited at the Battery in New York.
process and machinery were in
vented by Prof NolI6tt of Paris The
electrical machine was driven by a
steam engine. The cost of the light
produced was ten cents per hour.
The light was so brilliant that at the
distance of six miles it enabled people
on board vessels to read newspapers
with the greatest ease This process
is intended for the use Oflight houses,
and the electricity to be used in max
ing the light can be conducted to them
by wires, Just as in the ordinary mode
of tclegraphin5. ..-..
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The Atlantic monthly says' 1T is
one of the most cherished dogmas of
the modern lady, that she must not
doanything for pay; and this miser-
able prejudice of senseless conventions
ality is at this moment the worst Oh
stacle in the way Of feminine talent
and energy. Let cooperative hOuse-
keepers den1Olish it forever, by declsr-
ing that is just as. necessary and hon
Orable for a wife to earn money as her
husband, let them, moreover. resolve
that time and skill is what they via
pay for, and not sex, and the age viii
soon see what efforts women can make
after excellence when there is hope Of
just reward for it. Then alone shall
we begin to walk in self respect, and
the poor wrOnged workman through
out the world to raise her drOoWng
head
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Youths Department.
[LPn onL onnhrihutors.

q Ifour young readers who take an interest IN the
''Yonih's Department wish to see it kept up, they
must keep rs better supplied with EDismas, Cha
rades Probiems &c. Weaish to iI 1t up with origi-
nal mattel, if possible aud know there is talent
enough amongour young friends to supply Us with all
We have room f6r Come, boys and girls, ''put on
your thinking caps" aud write sometbIng for the
youths Department. .r.. .. iEi+ st..,...
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ever lo, end .gB s.1s az ds,.s,sl r,sl,aias Jres
bad bIosdL KssD uol,r el bEood pisrti keep yOiiT
Lfuer a arders : kseD g0tfr diqegtjge oTg1ns
a q 81 = tf71iT Wf1affti5lI bV he GSe
euer Gstd7 ro The bsa Es he eolsatgT TeeoEs1lea
Ten u se4rS If honerf TspastgtioS 81 fer alTig8
- Faa ~ etsss PTsplrliiofe. Il -tH INV
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Paut6E Of rs Tern EapHst Cllur1h, Plsiladalphia.
Dz. sou-IlEA A. SIh:--I.hGus beel 1lessitg
v,o1tssf Il k,lrssf -, Tre IN 1so5rnle iatt5at u
different Eids Of uiid 8ss, 5lt rsFaTdiHg e PTqtes
GS ois Of mTGRpfoE ae lphefss hdus - es case de-
eiiHed; bis va osdF rT0ef q yeTf9s "a 1ilees e
HooGans gsUlua BjiieTS depart for once from ny
t,s eolTse o eDTsst ny fiu conviction that Tor gen
orul debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Comulaint- IfEtif 'GEllTs ylsafa and TsluablQ
pre- par alton IN - soile casa g A-aA
JdiI bus u1aaUV, ~ doubt not = agtA
fEtE &c Gb0ps osussE You're, UeIy resPee ltsays
Ti0lH bsIoU G5ati3 eifsCt
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Lam oompasea ofso LISTERS.

Lam comIiosed of50 lsttsrs.- -zt.E.f. r-sEF
My 2S 2 70 is what 1 do MT like.
Ny l9Til3 "a Il boyB.nRz1e.j1 q u l-. 4iHiG
Ny l6 q Is a il faithful writer for Arthurs Mag
My 80 IL u 3 IS 20 is a girls name.
Ny q 7eI6 % R7 - % is ariysr IN sin. .'-fI}g
MY % is river in the United StRtes,,
My 10 n Is used 60 keep thieves cut. y 1881 b
Ny u u 80 Is what mother does to fathers socks.
Ny 1913 II was baptist preacher. 3 As' .
hly yhgle are the names Of q young gen euan an
Iady of Concord township.
Highland, o. .-rf ..lf PAP'S PET
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connrfundrurms,

WHY are chickens necks like door-beiIsi Because
they are often wrung for company. ., -.
What Is the key -notet to good breeding? natural
When Is a bow not q bowl When tits bow knot.
Which State contains the haPpiest People!-Merry-
land.
When is cane -bottomed chair like bill? When
You re-spat &, ofcOuTse. -i'"
When is a young mau 3 arm like thu gospel? When
II m aketh glad the waist places
What tw sciepces are used BY teamsters in driving
7oI4ten7- Ei4t6- tichlture-aud Gee-oleRy, 1859
When is man iustihed in calling his vile money!
When she is bee-iOved.
YhR are twice eleven like tent Because twice eev-
an are twenty two and twice ten are twenty, too.
where, is money trst mentioned IN the Bible? When
tbo d6ga brouabt the drsen back to Noah.
- WbE il = horse like the letter a2 Because makes
IL 60. .,.
.f-.f .= -TTTTT7-T7T 77-777- y r.4 git
Ansver to Charads in last weeks Hews-sSnta
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2COnel of 2 the r Columbus policemen,
Traftzer, stole lot of silver spoons
from the Central Lunatie Asylum
while it was on fire.
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rRoN ror CO. ". WoopwARp.

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PenngylyaniA
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1901.
1TfTT g H1d1rs GerrGa Biters7i ig7il0l Q7 tI,lo1-
iediisq bsUerdgl bsit . good tonic, ts - disoroer
Of ne digcEttpc organs, and Of great begf q eaee' ~
dsbIifr and ipGilG Of seTUouS action u tae ggrel
Fl -'.f- tfF- GE0. y. W00DWARDs
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splendidIy executed counterfeit fifty
dollar Greenbaezs are inCelrculation in
New York City. .tarru. .rHt
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Highland County, Ohio, Thursday January L. 1869. @

Persons Temitting for Is copies S45 win
receive an extra copy one year. 'ei
FoFSIO0 we'wiH send thirty-fonr copies
and The Daily Tribune,
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p life is like blind lman'szbIuH, where
mutual sympathy is indicated by our
feeling for one, another, rlo9 3a55 500
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THR RHIGHbANDEBRKLYNEHS
oLDHsgPAPEaINgHa ooUNEY.

J. L. RoARpuAN. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
0TFTCEMaIn St. north side, second door east Of High,
nearly opposite the POst once.
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Hoonand's Gernan BIC
E1onafrII. .srIIl.n fonlo

a .svlls1tfs 1f an ne il5FedislitGg f.e Biitei1
sgif fr gania cglu Rr1l, oF1Hgl, &c. = g eseo
- ~ Fiasrss - fhs Biiltra - cetes tDheTe e0u5s
ggEssla7fs i1ralnl 2 ffged Rol sgiu bear iH
aiia1 III tleli reliee entirely elperens yToia
1cst bsa1 aesfi ar1io'lt "a uiedieiRal sztraeis
oshiIs fbs oherg aisre d5o0cong q gam ~ sgae
5-l.f ad rsass u 9s i1l eUef gersd to ne pEbiie.
N rasfi 3 srite 3 q plsasa o axe Il sghils ft'
Iffssi1 silGrdilH I'D nleiieiqot qaittiel taua
c-,.isd u 3 b iiosBa a IL grsasZsI " ql toBieE
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who's there2, exclaimed lady in great
alarmgoH being aroused by the noise of
some one in the ROOM. Your late hus-
band, was the assured reply. 15li a3aa .
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" The laugh of hearts we never hear of
but the grim-a of hearts is known to
most people.
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80 Hor. lANEs rHoNPsoN,

Judgo Of Che suprs-ne Court Of PsnnsyiZalia,
PHILADEBPHIA, April 28 1868
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GerTwan RIr A teFE = UGIIdbls
,aediciae "a .rnfe 0T attacks OF
p i can certify this frOEn my poFaeAe0 Of
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LHEfAHl JAMES TA0NAE40Ns
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-14
Eclectic Medical College Of
Pennsylvania.

Tir College holds three sessions seaoa Isnr lhs
8rst ssrsiop commences October stu ana continue
3atn ne end 81 January; the second session com
ences February Ist and continues until me oegln-
cling of NOV the {hird session continues tnroughoui
ths summer months ..- 90. -.
Tf hss an able corps Of twelve Professors ana eVeT
department Of Medicine and Surgery Is tnofousn'
taught. -, -. -.o-tic
Every facility 80 the Wsy Of iIlnsiTations, , l1 M O
seeiu,ehs berbariun, chemca and PhilosophlcAI ~
paratus microscopes Instruments o. tne le.s1s IN ~
fon for physical examinaton and otagnosla' W. VI
provided. -, e
Splendid Hospitals and Clinical Instruction are =
fortet; free tickets t0aiF0ur City HcsPaa are Ply
Vfdsd; Dsseciing Material abundant at nomihal Oos
Perpetual scholaFlhips are sold for $50.
g Send for cifCuiar.
Trr EcbEorro MEDICAL JopRSAL or PENNsTFyAEIA'
-, s,5 sims q PAGES Of ofiEliaF mat
tsr. Price 81 per annum. The lai ges5 Ia9est ano
o-t -so-rsgsre Medical Journalin the United states.
S-f.-fi5 s31fTosuents to the getter up Of Clubs.
Beautiful premium engravings, valued AZ 60 si'oH
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81 17.rfb Twelfth Street, Philadelphia Pc.
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