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A Wise Deacon.

Deacon Wilder, 1 want you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family so we'll
the past season, when all the rest OF Us
have been sick so much, and have had the
doctors running to US so long,"
"Bro. TAYLOR, the answer is very easy
1 used Hop Bitters in time and kept my
family well and saved large doctor bills
Three dollars worth Of it kept us all well
and able to work all the time, snd I will
warrant it has cost you and most Of the
neighbors one to two hundred dollars
apiece to keep sick the same time. ]
guess you'll take my medicine hereafter,
See other column.
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VEG d TINE
FOR DROPSY.

CENTRAL FALLs, R. l., Oct l9, 1877.
Dr.. b. R. STEVENS,
It is 8 pleasure to give my testimony for your
valua able medicine. / was sick for Q long
time with Dropsy, under the doctors care.
He said IL was Water between the Heart and
Liver. received no benefit until COM
menced taking the Vsgetlne, In fact, was
growing worse. have tried many remedies
they did not help me. VleBrHBi Is the med
icine for Dropsy. began to feel better af-
ter taking few bottles. | have taken thirty
bottles in all. am perfectly well, never felt
better. No one can feel more thankful than
I do, lam. dear sir, gratefully yours.
A. D. WHEELER
VResrrNs-When the blood becomes life
less, either from change Of weather or of
climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet, or
from any other cause, the VseErrNB will re-
new the blood, carry of the putrid humors,
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, and
inpart tone Of vigor to the whole body.
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Indiana Greenbackers.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22.-The Nationsl
Greenback Labor party nominated their
State ticket to day, as follows: For Sec
retary of State, Henry James of Grant
County; Auditor Of State, Jacob F. Bird
Of Gibson County; Treasurer of State,
r. P. Main Of Floyd County; Attorney
General, David Mass of Hamilton Coun-
ty; Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, Prof. John Young, Of Manson
County.
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4
EFA Washington correspondent
writes: ITO show that the President is
deeply concerned in this investigation
movement, Is the fact that when the res
olution was pending in the House he
waited personally upon Charley Foster
at his rooms, and while there an amend.
ment wac drawn up which set forth that
the resolution did not contemplate as
sailing his title. he had been assured
that the Southern Democrats would sup
port this amendment. II was given to
Cox, Of Ohio, to offer, but after . con.
ference with other members on the sue.
ceeding day 1t was withheld"
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~The late examination into the Da-
kota Indian Agencies has disclosed the
existence of formidable ring DR.. Liv.
ingstone of the Crow Creek Agency re-
fused to deliver up bis books to the Gov.
ernment officer and it is said that S40,-
900 worth of property has been found at
the agency which has never been accoun-
ted for by Livingstone. The Indians are
not to be blamed for thinking poorly OF
the whites after such treatment as they
receive from the government thieves.
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Philip Grace, an Arkansas MURDER, W,

Philip Grace, an Arkansas muruer, was
acquitted by regular jury after a long tri
RI. He found that he was not yet out Of
danger, for mob seized him and hung
him To tree; but after the departure of
the lynchers be was cut down and revived
by friend. He started for hasty fight
out ofthe neighborhood, but son of the
murdered man overlook and killed him.
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lEThe leading journals Of the Re
publican party shout "revolutior," over
the investigation of certain frauds, and
the little fellows out in the country take
up tie cry right heartily, although not
more than one in ten eomprehends in
the smallest degree what they are aim.
ingat. AS we can see nothing like "rev-
olution" in applying to Florida and Lou
isiana in 1878 the doctrine and discipline
applied by a Republican committee to
New York in 1869, so are we unable to
discover that the peace Of the country is
to be imperilled by The action now taken.
Let the music commence. "Visiting
Statesmen" win take their places!
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Jennie June SAYS fashionable bonnet
can be had for dollar end q half. And
so it can. 1t is the from six to twenty
dollars worth OF trimming that strikes the
pocket book in sore spot.
Young Mr.. Credulus, who poked his
head into the matrimonial moose some
six months ago, says be bod always been
told that it didn't cost near as much to
keep two as one, but the actual undecor-
sted facts in his experience have not pan
ned out that wsy-not much.
Mark Twain told newspaper reporter
that be was going abroad, in order to find
Q quiet place to write, where he would not
be disturbed once day. 1t is singular
that it never occurred, to him to remain at
home and secur desk in Q store that
doesn't advertise.-Nor Herald. -
Somebody without brains or honesty
has been smashing the plate glass win.
dows in the banks and stores Of Cam.
bridge, Ohio. No clue being obtained as
to those who committed the mean action,
the citizens held an indignation meeting
last week, and offered reward of $500
for the detection of the criminals.
Although the recent session Of the Leg.
islature lasted only threedays longer than
the last session Of the late Republican
Legislature, the work done is at least one
third more, 159 bills being passed. and
will compare favorably with that of any
previous session of the General Assem-
bly,, both for quantity and quality.
An old soldier, relating his experience
at temperance meeting, in Iowa, said
that at one time he got possession of
two kegs of whiskey, took them to
camp, put faucet into one, and passed
the whiskey round among the boys un-
til they all got pretty full. About the
time the keg was empty, he said, for a
moment his conscience told him he was
doing wrong. He picked up an axe and
knocked the head of the other keg in
and-(H Here he was interrupted by the
Deacons starting the cry of "Amen -
"Thank God." "Glory be to God v'
After the house became quiet he con.in.
ued: II knocked in the head of that
keg, gave the boys tin cup, and told
them to help themselves"
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SCHOOLS.
BEALLsvILLE
SCHOOL.


THE 4th session Of this school begins july
y Is, 1873, and closes SEPTEMBER ~
We take pleasure in Offering to the pseronis-
ing public superior advantages over any other
school in Eastern Ohio, among which ares
corps Of efficient instructors, written examine
tions, good and cheap boarding, moral a,1
social community, q frst-olass Literary Sooisty,
and thorough course OF Lectxzess mo
TEXT BOOKS.
orthography, Wright; Penmanship. 1alseSS
system; Geography. Caught BY topios); lkyd<
cal Geography, Cornell Grammar, Hasvsyy
(also practical Grammar class for the espesiat
benefit OF teachersg Analysis, Green; Hlooa~
ton. Kidd; Readers, MoGaaHey; Afixhnstis sna
Algebra, Ray; Geometry and Trirsnurnetsyr
Davies, Philosophy, Quaokenbos: Anatomyy
Physiology and Hysiene. Cutter; q. s History,
Venable; Rhetoric, Hart; Logic, Schuyler. 90
BRcTURHs.
Theory and Practice of TeachinQ---H xeyHE.
Rev. @. B. HENTHoRN. Phi. n. 49,. -
Physical Geography. Rhetoric. Didactics and
Parliamentary Law-Rev @. B. HENTHoRxy
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene-B. DRn-
: NrR, M. D. J. w. RRRD, n D., j. h
SHoUsE, N. D. ~
BoARpINd. IL = ao(
Good boarding can be obtai1sd II s. to'psr
E week.
TUITION.
Higher Branches, - o. 90
Common " 3 90
Tuition required in advance. No money ~
funded except in cases Of protrsetsd illasess-
For further particulars, call on or address,
ID. McvEY, PrluclpaI.
BeallsviIe, Monroe County, Ohio.
may7, 7Std. s'..2
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Great Equestrian Feat.

New YORK, May 22.-Francisco Per
alto began at 4 o'clock this morning, a
Fleetwood Park, to attempt to ride 30(
miles in Is consecutive hours. At moor
he had made III miles, when he retired
from the track for rubbing down, re
suming the ride at 1.22. At o'clock
II hours from the start, Peralto hat
made 230 miles.
Peralto completed 305 miles in Il
hours and 81 minutes, having 20 minutes
to spare The quickest mile was 2 min
utes and 10 seconds; the quickest II
miles was % minutes and II seconds.
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~Whether the reports Of intended

~Whether the reports Of intended
Fenian raids upon Canada are well foun.
ded OF not, the Canadians evidently take
them to be so. The Canadian militia are
organizing, and are evidently In temper
for war. The Cookshire cavalry met on
Saturday, and arms and ammunition we're
distributed to the men, cattle assigned,
and orders issued to the subaltern Oh, :,
GERS. The Clarenceville cavalry is also
reported ready to march ct 9 moments
warning. Meantime the border towns OF
Vermont and New York are infested
with trsmps anxious TO become Fenians.
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nrThe Remblicans in the q S Ser

kTT The Republicans in the q S Sen
ate, when the measure to place General
sHisLps on the retired list as Briga
dier General was considered, tackled on
an amsndmentto to place GRANT on the LIST
with the full pay Of General. Upon
vote being taken the bill was defeated
GRAxr Is making the tour OF Europe, is
wealthy and don't need the position
SnELps is crippled, Is poor and is oblig
ed to lecture for living That is the
difference and the reason why the bill
should not have been loaded down with
GxAKrrsM.
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HKADAcHR.--There are various causes for
headache. IS arrangement Of the circulating
system, Of the digestive organs, of the ner-
yous system, &c. VRGETIsR can be said to
be sure remedy for the many kinds Of head.
ache, as it acts directly upon the various
causes Of this complaint, Nervousness, Indi-
gestion, Costivsness, Rheum atism, Neuralgia, I,
Biliousness, &o. Try the VEasIiNs. You
will never regret 1t.
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Farm n Mill Property for Sale.

rNHR undersigned offers FOR sale his fArm Of
i 8IdHTY ACRES 2milss south Of Woods.
dsld. The Improvements ara one FIGURING
Mil in good repair, and Saw NH. twe
dwelling houses and the necessary outBuiid-
ises; fences In good repair. This land viii
be sold at fair price. For further partiou-
lara and terms call on, or address, 8lss
JOIN STR1Dy rs
msy2l,'fs. Woodsaeld eohiss
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sHERIFFs SALE
Peter Fankhouser 81 af
The Sardis Manufacturing Company.

The Sardls Manufacturing Company.
80 ,9si
DY virtue Of certain alias order of sale Is
Dsued from the court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. In case pending In said oourt between
the above named parties. and to me dir ected, I
will offer for sale at public auction at ths east
door Of the court house in Woodsheld, on a.
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, 1878,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a m. and
o'clock P. m Of said day, the following described
real estate, situate in Monroe county, Ohio, to
wit:
Lots number eleven, twelve, eighteen, twenty
six. and twenty-five feet of tho west side Of
lot tnumber seventeen as laid down on the plat
OF the town Of Sardis. q
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised as follows:
Lot number 1S at $9,500. f.1'
do 26 at 900.
% feet off the west side
Of lot No II at ~ 100.
Lot number IL at 125.
do Ia at 125.
And may sell for two-thirds Of said apprsise-
ment. Ts ms Of sale, Ave hundred dollars on
day Of sale and balance on confirmation.
WIN. READ,
mAy14, 7Sw5. Sheriff II. G. o.
HUNrzR & MALLORY, Atfys.
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eUGoy. Robinson puts himself on re.

~Gov. Robinson puts himself on re-
cord in no uncertain language, "A major
ity of the people believe" he says, "that
they were defrauded of the President OF
their choice. Until ise matter is probed
to the bottom :he people viii not be salts
fed. and the country will be in feyerish
state, and the question constantly agita-
ted The opposition OF the Republicans
10 the investigation will be received as
quasi admission ofa wrong" Gov Rob.
inson is right. The people demanded
most searching inquiry, and they rejoice
in the prospect Of having tn. 2. Sun
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5 NOTICE
sT0 CONSUMERS
J LoRlLLARD TOBACCO.

: The great celebrity Of cur TIN TAG
9 TOBACCU has caused many limitations
: thereof to be placed on the market, We
g therefore caution all Chewers against pun
g chasing such limitations. - =.
6 All dealers buying or selling other plug
9 tobacco bearing hard or metallic label,
g render themselves liable to the penalty Of
: the Law, and all persons violating oar
trade MARKS are punishable by nne and
= sfrprisonment. See ACT Of Congress,
9 Aug ID, 1915.
8 The genuine LORILLARD TIN
+ TAG TOBACCO can be distinguished
g by TIN TAG on each lump with the word
Z L0RiLLARD stamped thereon.
8 Over 7,0S8 tons sold in 1877. ana near.
ly 5000 persons employed In factoriss.
2 Taxes paid CONT in 1877 about e.
!, 100000, and during past IA years over
Z $40. 100000.
These goods sold by all jobbers Al man.
E ufacsurers rates. mayl4,'7snS.
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DTThe BEBcHER crowd Of Plymouth
church did very mean act when they
caused the miserable fabrication, con-
cernine Mrs. TLroN's alleged delicate
condition, to he telegraphed over the
country a few days since. Truly, vile,
shameless set, they certainly are.
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THE SITUATION.

LONDON, May 22-The correspondent
of the Herald at St. Petersburg tele-
graphs as follows
at has transpired that the Car insists
on the possession OF Kars and Ardahan,
bu, is willing to renounce Batoum. Thi,
is the utmost limik OF the concessions he
is prepared to make In Asia
sULaARIA LEFT TO TIE CONGRESS.
with regard to the limits Of Bulgaria
he is perfectly satisfied to leave the decis-
ion to the Congress. Prince Gortscha-
koff regards the meeting Of the latter
body certain to take place about the mid
die OF June"
THE CONGRESS- AND TIE BRITISH FLEET.
The Standard announces that it is now
more than probable that the Congress will
meet during the first fortnight of June
Also, that, owing to the unsettled state OF
public affairs in Constantinople, the En-.
glish fleet will probably move to the Prln-
ces' Islands.
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Democratic State Convention.
TO TIE DEMOCRACY OF OHIO.

Dem STATE CENT COMMITTEES RooMs,l
CoLUMBUs, o, May Is, 1878
At a meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee of Ohio, held in the
CITY OF Columbus Thursday. May 16
1878, 1t was resolved that a State Con
vention he held on the 26.h day of June,
1873. at II o'clock A, NJ, at the city oi
Columbus, to nominate the following of.
6cera, to wit:
Secretary Of State;
Judge Of the Supreme Court;
Member OF Board Of Pa5Ic Forks,
The following resolution was adopted
fixing the ratio Of representation
Resolred. That the number OF dele.
gstes to the State Convention be one for
each county, and one for every eve hun.
dred votes cast for r. II. Bishop for
Governor, at the October election in
1877, and for every traction Of two hun.
dred and dry add upward, and that the
delegates be chosen in such manner as
the COMMITTEES OF the several counties
nav determine
Under this sppo,tionment Monroe
County Ia entitled to seven delegates.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
E. B EeHELMAx, See
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AFwiH England aud Russia hghti
iaa question asked often now a.days.-
the diplomats in each country are ms.
neuvesing. hut what thesresua will be-
war or pesce--it is beyond the power Of
outsiders to predict with any degree Of
certainty.
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WJoHN SHERMAN, one OF the "vis
iting Statesmen" Is anxious to be inves-
tigated by the POTTER committee. Go
slow, Mr.. SHERMAN, you will be called
upon to tell all you know and, perhaps,
be requested to repeat the story of ELIZA
PINK.roN's terrible sufferings.
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VEGETINE
FOR SICK HEADACHE.
RyAssyrILs, ND, Jan /, 1877

EVANSVILLE, ND, Jan ], 1878.
Mr.. STEPHENS.
DEAR Sra: have used yeur vEesrIsI for
Sick Headache, and been greatly benefited
thereby, | have every reason to believe II
a good medicine. Yours very respectfully,
MRS. JAMES CONNER,
All Sd street.
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VEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint and Ner-
vOus Debility.

EOt Atuuey COuptHbut anu NCEs
vOus Debility.
IsLEsBoRo, Me-, Dec, 2s, 1877,
Mr.. STEVENS,
DEAR SrR: had cough, for eighteen
years, when commenced taking the vEaE.
TINE. was very low; my system was debil-
itated by disease. I had the Kidney Co m
plant, and was very nervous-cough bad,
lungs sore. When had taken one bottle
found II was helping me; 1t has helped my
cough, and It strengthens me. am now
able TO do nv work. Never have found any
thing like the VFasTINs. know 1t is every
thing it Is recommended to be.
MRS. A. ]. PENDLKTON.
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sHERIFF'S SALKS.
sHERIFF's SALE.
George 8. Algeo
Samuel Fl. Petty et al.

QY virtue of certain alias order Of sale IS
II sued from the court Of common pleas with.
in and for the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio, In case pending In said court, between
the above named parties, ,aud to me directed.
l will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house In Wood sneld,
on
Saturday, the 18th dag of jane, 1878,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section thirteen, township three
Of range i've, containing forty acres moro or
less.
Said property so ordered to bc sold Is ap-
praised at $500, and may sell for two thirds
of said appraisement, Terms Of sale: ore.
third cash on day Of sale and the balance 81
confirmation,
WIN. READ,
may14,7Sw5 Sheriff n. G. o.
HuHrEs 4 MALLORY, Atty's.
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ATJonN @. THoMPses is the right
man In the right place as Chairman Of
ths Democratic State Committees.
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ET bankruptcy Is prevailing through.
oat ell branches OF trade SHERMAss
plans are working.
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~ The Bellaire Leader hoists the
names Of THURMAR and HENDRICKS for
President and Vice President in 1880
They would make a strong team, II nom-
mated, but-.
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VRaKrISs is nourishing and strengthening;
puriaes the blood; regulates the bowels;
quiets the nervous system; acts directly upon
the secretions; and arouses the whole system
to action.
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YEGETINE.

Il; r. sTBvRss, Rsq: @
DEAR Sra: We have been selling your VAL
uabls Vesetins for three years, and We hnd
that II gives perfect satisfaction, We believe
IL to be the best blood purifier now sold, -
Very respectfully.
DR, ]. &. BROWN s Co, Druggists,
Uniontown, ".
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VEeRTINH is great panacea for our aged
fathers and mothers; for 1t gives them
strength, quiets their nerves. and gives them
Natures sweet sleep,
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H The esiitor,is absent

A% Eagland informs Canada thsi var
with Russia is inevitable.
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VResrIsH has never failed TO effsct cure,
giving tone and strength to the system dc.
bilitsted by disease.
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,YEGETINE
DOCTORS REPORT.

DR. CHAs. N. DuDDEsHAusEs, Apothecary, 2
Evansville, Ind.
The Doctor writes: have large number
Of good customers who take Vegetine. They
all speak well Of il. I know ii Is good
MEDICINE for the complaints for which IL is
recommended.
DEC. 81, 1877.
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MoNRold
SCHOOL,
sTAFFoRD, OHIO.
g. w. HAMILTON. Phi. b.,
JOHN GREENBANK, B. @. s.,
Principals.
THB FALL TERM Of this School
will commesce on Tuesday, July 90,
1878, and continue In session sLsvaH wnaKs.
STUDIES.

< STUDIlS. 9E4s a ~
I In addition to the usual classes IN he
common branches, there Will bs Glasses e.
sanized In Penmsnship, locutlen--Randall;
Algebra Ray; Geometry sndffigononsssy--
Loomis; Nat. Philosophy. Physioiogy, ,Assrs.-
omy and Geology Steele; Aeteorelogy-
Bfooklesby; Logic-Sohuyler, Rhetoric -Hsrt;
o. 8. History -Ridpath; Beok-Kesping--
Bryant b Strat.on's Hish School; Civfi 6sv..
ernment-Townseud, Lafin-Harkness, Ger.
man-compfort.
!. Also, . practical GLASS in Grammar, for
the benefit Of teachers, in which vasieus
authors will be consulted. Two classes IN
Geography, viz: One In No. 2. Eclectic ssriss,
and Teachers Class, taught BY aTopics;n no I
particular author required. Special attention
will be given to Penmanshlp and Rlocusion.
Procure text books.
DISTINCTIVE FRATURIs or THE SCHOOL.
A plan Of instruction, strictly NoRnAL. A
Literary Society. in which the instructors
win take an active part; and special attsn,
tion will be given to the practice Of Psrlia. 4
nentary Law. Frequent examlnations for
the benefit OF teachers. A meeting ef the
school win be called each morning for the
discussion Of different topics, In which oil
will be expected TO participate. A complete
oourse Of PRACTICAL lectures on TsschiAg
and School Management.
TUITION.
Higher Branches. heS................0o 20
Common 8 .'.....s.s.....s b 20
Primary !. ............... 5 90
Penmanship, 20 lessons. ........l 90
Tuition invariably In advance. y
Good board and room can Be procured -
private houses, or hotels, from 81 to - -
per week.
For Further particulars address BY lettsr,
or apply personally, to the
(R. W. HAMILTON,
i e Stafford. Ohio.
mav21 .'7SmS
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ca union OF hearts, q union OF hands,
4 nnion af States none may sever;
A union Of lskes, union Of lands.
Aad the FLAG af OUR USroS FossvRa.
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MAGOID PLATED WATCHES. Qesn
Nxestin tho known world. 6a,HpIs Hofc4 IHW0
uVAgsnfs. Address, A. couLrxI Co. Chisa1A