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resorted to for the purpose OF carrying cleo
tons. il was therefore resolved tnst the House
utterly condemned all such practices and called
upon the good citizens to unite with It in viii
ling obedience to the Jaws and Constitution i'm
Guiding the recent amendments. OF course the
Democrats were appalled, at the terrible posi-
ton in which 1t placed them. and indignant
and profusely angry at Lord for his stupidity
They fought its adoption an hour, and they
becoming frightened st the record they were
making rushed 10 the other extreme and passed
it with but two dissenting votes.
The Presidents determination to limit the
expenditures contemplated by the river and
harbor bill, to works Of National Importance,
was received with unmistakable signs Of rage
bv those members who counted on the popn-
larity that the appropriations TO their districts
would bring for a reelection. With the appro-
priation bills al passed. and the silver bill and
The equalization bounty bill not passed. Con
GEES adjourned 10 the infinite satisfaction Of
everyone concerned. The President went to
Long Branch soon after; and there has been a
fitting uf other officials towards the mountains
sui the sea ever since.
Rumor- come in upon every breeze that TIL
dem, barrel Il money. like the widows cruise
Of oil. l. practically Inc Nhsustible. and that its
contents are being distributed with lavish
hand. LOGAN.
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Republican County Convention.

This Convention, held on Thursday last,
was fully atteuded-its action prompt aud
harmonious. aud it, nominations judiciou.
and fair.
The old officers. whose services have
been 50 acceptable to the people We're all
reLomnated. There seemed 10 be little
disposition to change. and oftice-seekers.
il present. did not urge any claims. Zach
ballot was decisive. and there we're but
few scattering votes. The Convention
took but TWO hours 70 transact its business.
and closed up before noon.
Mr.. Ambrose White. candidate for SEN
atOr from Western Hancock. j. we'll
known merchant of Bucksport. successful
in business. unusually well posted in pub
lie affairs, possessing the entire confidence
of the community where he resides. lie
has served Tor TWO successive years in the
| lower House. and his qualifications and
and efficient legislator.
Mr.. VIM. W. Bragdon, the candidate for
Senator from Eastern Hancock. is an in
telligent and worthy farmer OF the town Of
Franklin, has been a member of the House
OF Representatives one or two years. and
is distinguished for his good sense and cor
rect judgment. The only possible objec-
ton that can be urged against him, is that
he resides in town. whose citizens. gen
orally. are opposed to the Sullivan Bridge.
But. on this subject, as on all others. Mr..
b. is candid, fair man, and will be just
as likely to act impartially and carry out
the wishes of his constituents as exactly
as though he lived in fremont.
The other candidates have all been tried
and not found wanting, they have faithful
iy aud well performed their duties. The
long experience of some of them is of val
ue to the people, and no new men could
reasonably be expected to possess their
knowledge of the duties devolving upon
them.
With an unobjectionable tickle. it would
be shame to the Republicans of old Han
cock to allow in 1876 divided delegation
Everywhere, our opponents are at work,
not openly but secretly, harping on their
one stringed harp OF Reform, and think
ing. because the times are hard, that they
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Proceedings Of the Republican County
Convention.

Convention called TO order by r. W. Gross,
Esq. Of Orland, on whose motion, Hon. J. L.
IIinckly OF Bluehill. was made temporary
Chairman; Thomas y. Lord Of Buehill, tenn
porary Secretary; \. {. Millikcn. Trenton.
temporary Assistant Secretary.
| ON motion Of Mr.. Hamor of Eden, Com
mittee OF iive were nominated as Committee
on Credentials. The Committee chosen were
W. II. Sargent Of Csstine, A. y. osgood Of
Bluchill, II. :. Trevett Of Trenton. c. II. Clos
son OF Scdgwick. T. ;. Somos of Mt. Desert
| The Committee reported, whole number of
delegates present, 81.
ON motion Of II. :. Treyett--a Commute.
consisting OF Gilmore Of Dedham. Goodwin of
Penobscot and Davis of Castine. were ap-
pointed Committee to receive, sort snd count
vote. for senator from Western Hancock
Whole number Of votes, GO
Necessary for a choice, "a
Ambrose White had 63
VIM. Gfndle had
4 Committee, consisting of II. :. 1reVcit.
Wilson Of fremont. and Cobb OF Bucksport,
were appointed Committee To receive, sort
and coun, the votes for senator from Eastern
Hancock.
Whole number Of votes, -
Necessary tor choice. q"
". ". BrssdCn bad ~
II T.. S2asf' nad
4. Grindc had 3
\ Committee, consisting Of b. r. Atherion
OF Mt. Desert. \. H. Whiimorc Of Verona, II.
I. Maddox If Ellsworth. were chosen 10 Re-
o,ive. sort and count the votes for Go. Com
missioner for the short term. The report Was
H. follows:
Whole number of votes. DS
Necessary Tor a chotce, -
". l.. Guptil bad "a
j. W. Sumts had a n
\. I. Nt,Well had
ON motion of ". II. Sareen;-E. II. " ard
w,Il of Burk-por;, Ilamor or Eden, and B,a.,-
3. lfuf OTIS. were appointed = Commltt.r 10
draft j, solution. 10 present 10 ihr tonN "a jon
pu m@.'n % VI. Batter. tommi'l.".
consisting oi !. NJ. Butter OF hancock. e.. '.
Nils 10 EVpoA.siile, ". IreWursy uf >urry
wore appointed 4 Committee - receive. ,nrt
aud cluu; the ,o.c f5r 60. Commissioner i0G
tho hong term.
Whole number % Yot0s, IA
Necessary for ch3iec, y
!. 6. Walker lad 81
tha-. I. norr was nominated b acclaim
toa a. Es.i,iev OF Probate.
y tommNtcc. consisting Il Sargent u Cas-
Zinc, Power, ~ oriAuI. wilson II Tr, mont.
were appointed t. receive. -art anI count thc
vote, for a candidsie Tor Juise Of Probate.
Whole number 81 votes. -
Necessary Tor choice. -
Packer Tuck Lad T.,
z e. " 1alHtH lBl
Gro. 4. button A4-
\ Committee. consisting Of Butler % Han
cock. DAN, ot Ellsworth, and Young Of Ia
moline. w,va appointed Committee 20 receive.
SOFT and cnuB; IL. VOTES for a ,aniid4ff iog
county Attorney. The report Va, a. follows:
Do 90
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State News.

-PicSerel weighing three pounds aud
upwards. have recently been caught at Up
per saltwater river.
The leaders Of the Reform Clubs In this
state are making arrangements tor camp
meeting.
Out of twenty-seven deaths in Portland
last week iourteen-more than oue-half-
were from the cholera infantum.
The Fairfield Chronicle says very few
OF our lumbermeu signify their intention
OF sending men into the woodsthe coming
winter
A HAYES AND WHEELER Cum has
been formed in Chrrryfield, aud Hon. Geo.
Wiugate. heretofore a Liberal Republican.
is the President.
About thirty applicants have been adj
mitted to the freshman class OF Bates Coll
eye, among whom are three ladies. The
class Is expected 10 number about forty.
The wife of Peter l.. Osborn Of Pal
mvra committed suicide by drowning Sat
urday afternoon. Il u supposed she also
drowned her daughter about seven wears
old. a, both bodies were found in the
pond Sunday. Insanity was the cause.
The Journal relates thar Geo. "
Crocker Of Belfast went 20 Boston on
business, where he was dragged, ruhbcd
aud shipped on board vessel bound 10
Liverpool. Eng. when he recovered cunsci-
uu~ls,.-. hy was Hole to convince the cap
tain # The state OF Affairs. and he WAS seut
back IN a homc"arI bound steamer.
ON the occasion OF Baruums visit to
Dexter on Wednesday Of last week, pick
pockets did quite thriving business. John
PeaSc Of Wellington had his pocket picked
OF Sl2j cash. and about 500 IN notes. Dan
lei cole lost Sli. An old gentleman - Years
of age was relieved OF his pocket book
containing all the money he had. Harris
Hamilton Of farkman. detected one Of the
light-tiugercd gentry in the act of picking
his pocket, when he seized the scamp by the
hair aud slapped him several times 10 th"
face. and was only prevented from adj
miulStcriug severe punishment by the
dense crowd which prevented free use
OF la. hands.
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Judge Cutting died at Bangor. on Satur-
day evening last. aged about - years. For
nearly year he has been failing in health,
anl among his friends his death was not
unexpected. The deceased was born III
Croydon, y. H., graduated al Dartmouth
College in 1873, and admitted to the Bar in
this State in ls2G. lie was associated as a
law partner wiki Hon. Edward Kent OF
Bangor. mary years. and appointed in
ls54, by Gov. Crosby. to the Bench OF tile
-ap. Jud. Court, serving twenty one years
lie will long be remembered as an able
lawyer an upright judge, aud an honest
man.
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Correspondence.
Things in Vermont.

"tstAfIh
must of course furnish the first topic. 1t
has not been materially different from what
you have eujoyed( y though it has seemed
ra'her worse to us. What we should have
done during these sweltering day. without
anything to comfort us. | cannot tell; but
we had that text of Scripture" which az
forded the old lady 50 much consolation In
her trials grin and bear it, There has
been almost drouth IN this regioo, and
the Hills al Vermont. renowned a. they are
for verdure. could easily be rivalled IN this
respect BY the mountains of our own Pine
Tree State. Crops are afIcoted,and though
not scanty, will be sensIhy l",.cned by
the absence Of rain. Fruit j. plenty aud
good. and We are reyellin: at last IN wealth
er such thar one eau cat without perspira-
lion. Aud Precipitation, To quote from
contemporary writer. is the root OF all
evil. causing the crest and the good to
flourish their baudauna> with un>rcny
o.tcntation a.d an obliga'o accompaniment
Of profanity The only solid comfort one
car take, on a torrid day. j. ice.
POLITICS
are mot yet :" hot &. The weather snd par
heat a, doe, the mercury. There arc Signs
however. that as the temperature falls POI
Htical zeal viii wax warm. The Campaign
ia Vermont may be sad 10 be opea. Al
-..t,. .fuu,n ,.f,t,,-s o. ,u- tnavnFi@E.ant
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New Publications.

IN, t,Iirry for ~rptstnbcr ntrns with the
last ,rti.,r Of thc hurpt.I General ,u.t,r.
| written in ,,mp durin. The stag. 81 Tin. tsral
| march which cIowi,rJ III. brilliant carer 1
btncrauhf,,I sketch nv taufun l,htttktr.
who /. engaged uuou , In Of General ,u.t.r
j. included In the SANE number ~ wv magazine
The Hon. Gideon WcIl.. follow, with yi.4r-
ou' ar'i'i, nlon th' m'lern mann'T = 'l-.',
iiS t''.u, 't ,,''- IT, l' i'' "'- 'i
| p'ah d'>ish'H ~ 'AN " uh'5' "l t'' '"h'.t"-
| ti'h' ant n-lns - AZ ''1>dA'!1" N" h"l4i
unu anu '' ''" "' ''>''..l l..u,".h ID '|'
A'n'Fl h""',, ''N' >'''. III Pi.Lh ivy
ahi An,"'i' l"' tu,> t'h lu l'' 3u''ia''t' n
arguing thAt ttN general ~" W'u'd ny IN" most
'hl'itnt meth"d ~ d''hE q" N NHh hruhArh-
nos "d' II = HhI"' !t"''ul1 ''Ao ''' '''l-
p'TAHee me" VIII A''"i'l '"'N 'h'"t9.
John burroughs contributes dr.SHilH!
slul! oil h'tu' - "'N'"' ,t""' ~ an L'A"-
KIND unlrE Inc W " Oh Iu'n.> "' Nature
NJ VII o'.f r. 4. XXX hoN II huih"I"h,
modern adaptation "I ne Whln'>cH story -
/ ihe Roman /. t.rNtAtl' ~ Mr. '"ngdon. OF th-
New lorA ! riounr;
Professor III. sidJoh'' under thN head Of
souvenirs "i Mtu ~ Il tcr-. tells some
stories q 'kerAy, Edwin L'ndsorr, Albert
Nnilh hud "ih'F tr4rbr'Nr' "h'm ny AHr" 20
pat year, N LONDON inI ln'iA.
MI. Grant htt lA~ IuhEhl-N' siuIF mn
titled The Bones 81 speech" The Two short
Store" 70 thc huiho'T are VIZ brst thAI nave
appeared ~ thr magazine ne man! months
our hshcn ~ I''H, bt VT i'htF ~ N''Il"Er
VIZ I'ilihi l"o t,."HI n '"h' "l wy. "aittt-h
Efforts ~ bFtl h'I'' " ''voI-' y bth'f :
story Of me coming !" NE pl hr"uzr Nruu,
sni ~ rhrri' i orisina! IN p."t Ani IWirAh.Y
tod IN the character 81 a-sV'lr'i -N'..
mere u 'oinr -ood r"'t! 10 th' hHm'f''
and the interest u ~ drpArim Mt oi SCIENCE
BOOK Review, and turrvHt bossIp T. .cpt uP
to its usual hlEh standard
:, N,rL.y,,. IN >..,.,,t.- ,.,
H.. mo-, i,,,..r..,,,, .l'.t,,,i ,.,,
.forr ~ Viii. W. ,',it..I :. ri, r,ni III Ill.,
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49, , Il a. ,t i.rt I, JIM.
IL t 4, -. tI..,i;. .. DIN, TT >
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DEMOCRATIC REFORM.
1t All Ends in Smoke.
Dnsinrdly Outrage in Ulster County, y. y.

Under the date OF Kingston THURSDAY, Aug.
Il, correspondent Of the New York Times
furnishes the particulars ola "Tilden and Re-
form demonstration in Ulster county. \. u.
They follows:
stony Hollow is little hamlet about three
miles distant from the city limits. 1t. inhabi-
tants are all Irish or of Irish decent and are
all employed A. laDOrers IN the blue-stone quar-
ries OF the Hurley Hills. FOrty-two Of them
who are out Of employment. being disguised
with Governor 1ilden', failure 10 keep the
promises he made two years ago-to give them
better times il he were elected Goyernor-met
at the house Of one OF their number on Thurs
day oil last week and organized HAYES and
" heller Campaign Club. They sent a Com
mittee TO wait upon the Executive Committee
OF the Republican Campaign Club of the West
ern Department OF this city, with request that
they be furnished with an American flag and
and banner bearing the names OF the Republi-
can candidates. his request complied
with. and on Tuesday morning, before break
fast, the mem bers OF the Stony Hollow Repuh-
licaG Club raised large flagstaff in the door
yard OF Thomas Bennett, one of its officers.
After giving three cheers for the candidate.
they adjourned for breakfast.
'TILDEN AND REFORM
While they were eating, q large number of
Democrats, headed by an officer of the stony
Hollow Democratic Reform Campaign Club
appeared upon the scene. armed with axes.
Giving one savage yell, they cut the flagstaff
down and chopped it into kindling wood. Then,
giving three cheers for 'Tilden and Reform
they marched away, threatening to make short
work of the Republican Club.
The members of the Republican Club, head
ed by one Of the most intelligent OF their num-
Der, Patrick Cassidy, procured another flag
staff, which they intended to raise in Cassdy's
door-yard yesterday morning at sunrise.
ARSON FOR THE CAUSE OF 'rILDEN AND RE-
FORM
Yesterday morning Cassidy and his friends
were awakened at about O'Clock to find that
they were surrounded by flames, the house be-
ing on fire on all sides.
With the greatest difficulty Cassidy managed
to get his wife and children out OF the burning
building but vas unable to save either his fur
niture or his clothing, and WAS Obliged TO bor-
row coat from neighbor in order to come
TO this city. The fire was the work Of an in
cendiary, and the utmost excitement prevails
in this city over the affair. 1t is looked upon
IS high-hsnded outrage. and the better class
Of Irshmen swear that this sort Of thing is not
to be tolerated even in the Cause of ''Tilden
and Reform
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The Springvale Reporter gives an &C
count Of funny law suit in that town,
brought in the name of the state by Ira
Bracket against Jhon III. Powers, for as
sault and battery on boy named George
A. Bracket. Ira Bracket, the grand
father, wanted the boy Georges hair cut.
and told the Boston barber TO cut ii as
short as he could over the comb. II was
done so. but that was shorter than they
thought for. so be brought suit for damag-
es. The family made the boy eat with his
hat on, cause they can't bear his looks
at the table, and don't send him to school
for the boys will laugh at him. No NAL
ice was shown and the barber discharged.
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A country lad about fifteen years of
age. who has been following Barnuni's
show for some time past. slipped beneath
the cars at Westbrook Friday night aud one
OF his arms was crushed by the wheels The
attending hysician amputated the arm
near the shoulder, but he is ofthe opinion
that the lad will not recover. He refused
TO give his name or where he belongs.
- The Wing says there are now forty
two children in the Orphans Home at
Bangor.
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may induce the people to believe that the
Republican party are responsible for 1t
With the ignorant, this may succeed, but
Intelligent voters they cannot delude. The
attempt is too transparent. 1t is simply
an opportunity seized by Democrats to
make of widespread calamity, political
capital.
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Little Rhoda.'

Mr.. EduOr:-The drouth has been very Sc
we're in this state, and crops have been material
ly injured and in parts of the state ruined.
On Tuesday of this week the rain so much
needed. aud so long prayed for, came down
from the clouds in such an abundance, that
some were ready to say. sit is enough"
The cloud was not Large enough to cover the
whole state. but this city and some Of the ad-
joining towns were pretty thoroughly "wster-
ed"
During the protracted shower, considerable
property was injured by lightning, and q few
people were killed.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Merrill Leighton AMI Curtis Leigh
" ION OF Sieuben, IN the County OF WASH ngIop
anu othts OF Msine, on the tenth day OF November
A ID leI5, by their deed of mortgage of mar Jata
uWuiy executed and recorded in Hancock Registry
No1 io', Rage "A, conveyed to me, the under
signed, certain lot of land situated In town.hin
No. !, middle division. in said county Of Haneont
containing Two hundred acres more or less
bounded on the North and East by Land OF q "A
haskell, and on The south and West nv iand ~
said so"ie and being the same conveyed 10 AID
Leishtons by said sowle by his deed of the above
u u anu 'he conditions Of sald mortgage having
the same and give this notice Tor that purpose,
n WILLIAM W. SOWLE
Datea this 18TH day Of August, A. d. 1916. 3w34
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Committed 70 Reputation

Says the New York Tribune: The f.
nancial record of Congress Is closed. Mr..
Tilden and his friends may protest and az
que until doomsday. The fact will remain
that the Democratic party OF 1876 is CON-
United to reputation. On that point the
House has taken care to make record
which leaves no room for doubt
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Grand TOrch-LiEht Parade


tHA>. II. TREAT, E>Q. of Bath. AN.
DREW ?. WI>wELL. ESQ. Of Ellsworth
.al +. L. sIMONTON, Esq. Of Camden, Nil
..Irc-- the Republicans OF Hancock County -
follows:
'a>tine,... Thursday evening. Aug. -.
Dor ls', y. W. H.rb1r, Friday exc. Au-. -
~t.t-1vtrA..-...... saturday, a. r. N. Aug. -
h.l-li-.,--- saturday e'e. AZ 80, Aug. p
Town Committee, viii please see that til,
necessary arrangements are made.
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su.Rp Wiscasset farmer sold a G

A SHARP wiscasset farmer sold cow
and after eloquently extolling her many
good qualities, convinced the purchaser
that the only fault she had was the habit
of lifting one of fore feet. The man took
the COW home and after many vain attem-
DTS TO milk her. which resulted in dam
aged pail and bruised shins, he concluded
thar he had made 8 mistake in not ascert-
aiming which of her four feet was mlschieV-
Gus.
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Gbs Gllswurtb Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Coomhs
Block. Ellsworth, Me, by THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. SC, see first page.
EsS. NJ. PETTENGILL h CO, 10 State Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, andt70l Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
advertisements for the American in the above
cities. and authorized TO contract for advertising
at our lowest rates.
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-Sperker Kerr died on Saturday even
Ing at 80 o'clock, at Rockbridge Alum
Sprlugs. Va. whittier he had gone on ac-
count of his health. His age was 40 years,
and be was native OF Tifusyille, Penn,
from whence he renewed to Indiana in
1852.
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The Press says that while officer Han
son. accompanied by his wife and several
friends, waS visiting the jail workshop
Wednesday prisoner named Curly threw
roll of leather at him. The officer paid no
attention TO this. but soon after Curly at
tempted to strike him, when Mr. Hanson
struck back with his cane. the blow falling
upon one Haney, another prisoner. who
rushed in beteen them. Haney's face was
badly cut. Several other prisoners man.
ifested disposition to assault the officer.
but Haney's experience covered them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

A Republican, who passed one night
last week in the Tilden and Hendricks
camp, got sick Of it, aud the next morning
took his discharge. 1t was not the kind
OF Reform he bargaIned for.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24

Kidney Diseases, Dropsy, and all Diseases
of the Urinary Organs can be cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. Hundreds who have been
given up by their physicians 10 die, have been
speedily cared by the use OF uUNT's REMEDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-24
CA T ARRn.
New Hampshire Druggists Fntt,.i,
Cured by Nan fords Radical Cure

tcutlewcn.- - hsye Kept 20, Earl,.I tllI 3D.,
over yvar- / was afflicted with ttl1ffh IT,, Il.
and "hl'v IH Boston Wa~ advised L. Try tl... l,t,
r,y. ana It entirely cured ne. >jnc, tJ.,t 3 ..,.
nu.tanHy recommended SANfuHr's Ramon
tIKe.
GURUS GAZE,
lI-rL E-ILLN \ q 49, . L..
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-OLD-Man-Proud is Sioux
for John C. Talbot Portland Press.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1876.
Republican Nominations.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF ONO.

WILLIAM KEN Y WafP' 10
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FOR GOVERNOR.
SCldcn COIlnOr.
OF AUGU STA.

First Dist.->NLNE>TER LIrTLEFIELD.
>er.sd Dis'r{ct-I. W AEEEN MERRILL.
I15ui Dt,trsct-BENJ. u. METTtALF.
Fsgrfb DtNricf-,Io>ErH ". PORTER.
EtHl UiStricf->EIH l.. MILLIhLN.
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH e5. 900. ON cvv,cr
"A ticulars. inquire Of the kocoAS
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