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thought that the trouble is about over.
These are but the big drops OF the coming
storm, There is lightning all around the
horizon.
As sancho Panza remarked, that is not
50 original but what We might have seen il
before. But il is good, and don't ask for
II copyright or trademark.
And you must bear In mind that the re-
publican party is liable 20 die All parties
ouit on The material interest of
classes are subject TO death. The old
federal party died without resignation.
CHRISTIAN or otherwise. The whie party
not only died, but was decently buried and
damned. The democracy alone is immor.
tai. IL is, as | am proud to say, the or.
ganized ignorance and that, like the poor.
Is ever with as. When the angel Gabriel
sounds his last horn, the democratic party
will get up and say they will take sugar
N theirn, and be damned, but not until
then.
Yours sincerely, but without sympathy,
Don PiAr
MAO-O-CHER, October Is, lSS2.
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Little Lucy solves n Problem

Little Lucy's big brother Charles prom.
ised to buy her some ice cream Saturday II
she would keep her hair nicely brushed
during the week.
One day Lucy and her brother were 20.
ing to the place where the Ice cream Wa.
kept, Lucy was trotting along, holding
Charles hand. She heard a strange noise
In the street near them. Looking she saw
two boys with n little ecru dog. One hoy
had tied u string 20 the poor little dogs
tail, and on the other end OF the string was
deserted oyster can.
"Oh, brother, said Lucy, "see what the
wicked boys are doing
And then tears filled her eyes, because
she felt sorry for the dog
Then Charles asked the boys TO let the
dog go. They would not do this, but said
they would sell him the dog for % cents
IF we buy the dog, Lucy, you can have
no Ice cream, for have only IS cents in my
pocket, said Charles.
Then Lucy was very sad, for she loved
ice.cream dearly, but stilp she knew Il Was
her duty TO prevent the dog from suffering.
so for n moment she was silent, and thea
looking up TO her brother, she said In ner
pretty way; "You kick In thu RIBS Of tie
boys, dear brother, and I will husils lie
p,Xs ~ " = II E.. .1 Srsrp-.-e.--N .4-l< ~.
--Ickicsxo rfibuns NfW
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The Rev, George II, Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says; Roth myself and wife owe
our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Curen
Sold by Hickox n House. druggists ms
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
That hacking cough can be SO ouieklv
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee Il.
Sold by Hiokox 4 House, druggists. aus
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
WI you. suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shilohs Cure In The
remedy for IL, Sold by Hickox & House.
druggists, tNo Main street, Dallas, Texas.
sieepless nights, made miserable nv
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure Is tbe
remedy Tor you. Sold by Hickox q III onse.
druggsts' US Main street, Dallas, Texas
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
Is cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
friee % cents, Nasal Injector free. sold
10y Hickox a House, druggists, COS Main
street, Dallas, Texas.
:, FOR lame back, side or chest use shilohs
Porous Plaster Sold by Hickox A House
druggists. 6ln Main street. Dallas, Texas
shiloh's Vitahzer Is what YOU need for
constipation, Loss Of Appitite, Dixxines
and symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
20 cents per bottle. Sold by Hiokox 4
nouse, druggists, COS Main street, Dallas
Texas.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronohit
immediately relieved by Shloh's remedy
sold by Hickox & House. druggists, 0sj5
Main street, Dallas Texas.
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THE GuiTEAU FAMILY,
Testimony In the Inquiry into the Sanity of
Mrs. sooriile-The statement of DIR. Mc.
Fsrland, an Ola Acquaintance.

Fsrland, an Ola Acquaintance
CHICAGO, October 2i.--In the scoville In.
sanity case, Fanny scovlle Harper, the
daughter, this morning testified that she
intercepted note from George W. Earle
to Mrs scoyille, the contents OF which were
very improper and had seen her mother
KISS three men whom she had no right to
kiss, aud had heard OF many Others she
had kissed. She declined to give their
names,
DR.. A. Mcfarland, of Jacksonville, ia.
nois, who was subpWnaed, but did not ties.
tiiy in the Guiteau murder trial, who has
been for twenty-six years In hos
pitfalls for the insane in New
Hampshire and Illinois, said eighteen
years ago Luther w. Guiteau brought TO
him an insane sister for treatment from
Guiteau's talk, which was very peculiar, he
set him down as crazy man, the impress.
sion was very strong on the witness and he
readily saw William Luther's son could get
into state of mind necessary to kill Prosi.
dent Garfield. he met Mrs. SGoville in
Washington last winter; she had fierce
controversy with John W. Guitcau about
the witness testiGying John declared that
nobody should testify that his father was
insane Mrs. Scoyile said he should testify
aud said all the family were prcdi.posed
to insanity; he believed Mrs. Scoyille's
ialnting and epilepsy were sure to produce
insanity; her being Chaste aud loving
wife until recently, and her sudden change
was evidence TO him; he held, In short, that
the whole family, including John W., were
of unsound mind and insane.
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disposal, but he refused to take the hint.
The new cabinet Will be filled with sts,te
poiitscisns. Conkling will be the leading
sprit OF the administration. He has moi.
outstanding bis growing and lucrative law
practice strong desire TO return 10 public
lie, and will accept the Secretaryship II the
treasury. Something has to be dons 10
CHECK the growing current OF Blainejsm.
II Will be eliectually checked by the an.
rangement have stated, providing Fo,rsr
Is defeated. In the event of his elecliep,
Arthur will feel more secure, but Mr.. Chan.
dler VIII receive his walking papers. and
probably one or two others. Chandler sus.
poets something OF this sort, and Is casting
= longing eve on the New Hampshire sena.
Herald. 'NssV
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WORKING GIRLS OF PARIS.
Their Prlvations aud Utter Loneliness In
the World

There are in Paris many honest girls who
work aud toll, living on their 20 or 10 cents
a day, always bent overther work, crowded
into unhealthy rooms, and badly fed. In
the end, they perhaps become reconcilCd to
all these material priyations, but when the
daily task is over, when they return in the
evening to their bare room, they find none
with whom they can exchange u word In
summer they cannot even seek the air In
the evening in one of the public squares or
gardens without being exposed to those ap-
proaches thtt are so woundlng to the feel.
ings and the pride Of pure women. In
winter they have not the heart 10 light "A
fire; before the evening has come to an
end they 90 TO bed, adding their clothes TO
their bcdcovers in order to Keep as warm AS
possible. On sundays they have to remain
alone all day, and end by wishing for Mon.
day, for the daily work, for the sharp words
of their employer, and the complaints of
customers, which, Mt least, give them some.
thing to DO and to think about They have
no family, or, Of best, only distant relatives,
who do not care to see much of them.
Il Paris Letter to Chicago News
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Acker's Blood Elixir lisa most powerful
eeradicator fall impurities of the blood,
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptions, OF
Syphlitic Poisoning are speedily cured by
Us use. II puriiies the whole system and
hanishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains, sold by W. II, Patterson & Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
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Cheap Column
Notices.

NoTlCE-Adve may os nsnoso inn,
IN our business office up 10 sp. m ana An :, ~
composing room up n a. m. -
M kRChANfs VINO eanuOt AFFORD .o ,sup,,,S =
WI bookSeepeE eau have their books atts.njas
to by nrst class hookkeeper at A resScnshis
salary. Audress X, L. o Box M oetee-it
Norlck-ro GARDENERS, a due supply ofonion
n sss ,ve mi piahung TOR sale cheap. by w.
NorICE-send orders 10 New o,,a.n. -
~ new crop ree, sugar aud mo,asses 10 A. T.
skA6o y Co, Purchasing Brokers. No 4;
rehoupitouias st Terms cash Cuffee. "a siavs
Now Y we ume 70 eonsign red rust proof oats IN
New orleans The planting season here Is Just
y as'.n; oetii.smo
BOARD AND ROOMS. -Nicely o,rrish.-i
- rooms and good board In nc~ and cemmc.
dious house IN the highest and healthiest no,.
ton OF tho city, Inquire at 1894 jackson street
Mrs. SARAH ]. CoLk oc,s',~s
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Having passed several slecpless nights, dis.
lurhed by the agonics and cries of u suffer,
ing child, and becoming convinced that
AIRS WinSl0w's Soothing Syrup was lust
the article needed, procured supply for
the child, On reaching home, and 40.
quainting his wife with what he had done.
she refused to have il administered 70 he
child, rs she was strongly in favor of Ho.
mmonaihy That night the child passed in
suffering, and the parents without slccp,
Returning home the day following, lie
mIher found the baby still worse; and whils
contemplating another sleepcss night. the
mother stepped from the room to attend 10
some domestic duties, and len the father
with the child, During her absence he adj.
ministered dose OF the Soothing Syrup to
The child, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept we'll, and the little fellow awoke
in the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and
wonderful change, and although at first Of.
Tended Ut the deception practiced upon her,
discontinued tor use the Syrup, and suffering,
crying babies and restless nights have ais.
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup never
yet failed 70 relieve the baby, and overcome
The prejudices of the mother. Sold by all
Druggists. 20 cents u bottle.
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Messrs Martin & Randall have removed
their livery stable to liareis & stcvcnson's
old stand, on Camp street, This firm has
n Tine stock of saddle and buggy horses and
elegant and easy running vehicles, and
those desiring livery service cannot do bet.
ter In Dallas than TO hunt up and patronage
Messrs. Martin & Randall.
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old and reliable medicines are the best 10
uepcnu upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
impurities of the blood. I'm every iorm ~
scrdiulous, Syphilitc or Mercurial dlsease
is invaluable. For rheumatism n Lns
inoequal, Sold by w, II. PATERSON 4 Co.
Dallns. TaKnA y W,
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The one buys box of Browns VeEeta.
BILE Liver Pills, which cures CONSTIPATION
sick headache and torpid liver the othoh
you pn1 your doctor as a penalty for not
using Browns Liver Pills IN time which
amount will you pay2 All of Browns med
oines for sale by all druggists in Dallas,
ast Dallas and Texas.
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Dallas Confectionery company, Il. Kcacn,
agent, ll2 Elm street, manufacture OK.
pressly for the jobbing trade all kinds Of
plain aud fancy confectionery, also carry a
large stock of toys, fireworks, .fire-crack.
srs, etc Prices low and satisfaction guar.
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Cant sleep nights, is the complaint
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumption, Cough, etc. Did you ever try
Ackcrs English Remedy IL Is the best
preparation known fol, all Throat and Lung
by W. II. Patterson & Co., Dallas, Texas
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Many Of the good things Of this life are
sorrowfully let alone on account of Dyspep.
STA, but u thorough use OF Ackcr's Dyspei.
STA Tablets gives us the privilege OF eating
IN comfort. % and 30 cents. Sold by w.
II. Patterson Il Co., Dallas, Texns.
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For sale by Will

The most dangerous ievers are typhoid,
bilious, malarious and gastric. These all
originate in the stomach, liver or bowels,
and may be easily prevented. One VI Par.
son Pnrgatye Pills each night for week
Will drive disease from the system. Whole.
sale and retail agents, W, IL. Howell &
Bro, Dallas, Texas.
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Aar0RD, MIcmaAs, August 70, ls7o.--CANrrR
MEDICINE COMPANY.
Gentlemen-Please send TO my address
another bottle OF the Little Liver Pills. I
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES 8. SANFORD,
Midland county, Micigap.
For sale by Williams Tolliyer x Walker
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4 wAsniseros. u. C.,S0glbbsr e5.-The
ncws comes from Texas that the famous
Tom ochiltree Is making things lively In
his canvass as an Independent candidate
for congress. lie Is making the issue river
aud harhor improvement and protection to
the wool growing interest. II Is admitted
by the democrats that he Is very apt TO win
on the river issue, while In some other
states congressman are threatened with
defeat FROM the same source.-tSpecial to
the Globe.Democrat.
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For sale

For sale
Vacant lot S6lxiO0 feet, on the west side of
Leonard, between San Jacinto and Bryan
streets, nicely shaded with native oaks.
The owner is anxious to make speedy
sale of same, and will give u bargain 10 n
cash customer. Apply ut once to Jones &
Murphy, real estate agents,
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!" The administration, - said well known
New York politician and intimate friend Of
President Arthnrtot the Herald corresponds
i u Y eve, ssss, MS ;::; :. ~
he drsaiis OF the denv -. TIE sepaulesns
srs working quie( end behave sweet.
lively. while the democrats are blowing and
clustering, rather than working 10Th
factions Of the republican party VIII unite
before election day, and work vigorously
Tor Folser. Personally, ! think we WI
win. hut should Folgcr be defeated, the I'm
mediate result will be the reorganization Q
the cabinet. There Is pressure on Arthu
10 have more politicians around him,me
who know how 10 handle the stslwal
Nuse In 1888. This matter has been ser
dusly discussed In all It's aspects ey n
iends in New York. The president
mind is now fully made up TO make clea
Weep II we lose the state"
"Wil Lincoln 70 with the rest y ASK
your correspondent.
"Yes, lincoln will 70. His fathers mai
has kept him thus far. II was limited SOL
time ago that . foreign mission was AZ
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Wonderful, w,,hou, Num,or

are the cures recorded by the use of Browns
Arniqa salye. Not n family In America
put should keep u remedy for burns, cuts,
bruises, old sores and inhamed sore eyes,
always in the house. The Brown Medicine
company warrant every box Of Browns
Arnica Salye
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Every day In this city thousands Of per
sons eat too much at dinner, and, as a con.
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart.
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. Ii these
Will take Just one OF Carriers Little Liver
Pills Immediately alter eating, they will be-
surprised by the entire absence of those un.
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue IN their improper course
OF eating OK dinners without fear. Only
druggists, For sale by Williars, Tolliyer
4 Walker. drnggists. -
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ItMlrht Irav, I,.en. !"

Thus your friends win sing as they watch
your life pickering out with that dread dis.
ease dyspepsia: stay It's ravages by using
at once Browns Pepsin Tonic. Remem-
Der Delays are dangerous.
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OUR SCHOOLS.

views of Professor HOgg on This. at
Present, MomentOus Subjeet..sug.
gestienS From a Practical
Educator OF
fhe Young Idea, Drawn From a Vast
Nine of Experience and Oh
seryatiOn.
The school System of Other States
ContraSted With that of the
Lone Star,
And Many Facts OF Great Interest
Deduccd Therefrom.
Needs Of the Scholar and OF the
Instructor.
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Louisiana state Lottery.

EOuIHInnn State Lottery
Regular monthly drawing November t.,
Capital prize, $4,000, whole tickets, s.;
iinhs, 81. For information amply TO
GEORGE A. WEBSTER,
70l Elm street.
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To tho Drummsrs OF tho west.
sleeping apartments, the best table, The
beet sample rooms % The wet.
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Foaming and sparkling Bailey's SAY
Aperient Is the cheapest and most den
MI purgative In use. For dyspepsia y
habi,ual constipation, II delights erl
body,
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FASHIONS IN rALL FLOWERS.
Demands that Indicate that Fsthetiol.,
has Left its MARI

Demands that Indicate that Fsthetiel.m
has Left Its Mark.
Certain kinds Of flowers, like certain
kinds OF bonnets and silk hats, florist
said, 'haye season of favor with wealthy
and fashionable people, and then they pass
away to give place to other iavorite blooms
Just now the popular fancy does not con.
fine itself to the suntower or the daisy, as
IS commonly supposed, but it includes all
II wers OF that general description. This,
AS understand II, means that the recent
wave OF mstheticism has lief, its mark on
the taste for flowers more perhaps than on
any other accompaniment OF polite life.
Without insisting that MY theory is right,
let me point out few of the blooms which
have recently come into favor You will
notice that they are light aud airy. There
is an antipaIhy to all flowers which are
doubie,and therefore heavy in effect. First
IN popular favor come single dahias, vel
low or scarlet or purple, There Is single
dahlia called the Paragon, OF dense pur.
pie, which Is just nov popular for young
men 10 wear in the button-hole. II is al.
most two inches in diameter,
For hand bouquets or for coFsage bon.
qusts the coreopSis is much sought after.
- ~ " ','NN''.''' e''iNN NV NNuNh hNNcT. W.
cause sharply revealed against the vivid,
bright golden-yellow lanoeolated oorolla is
Ia crown penciled in brown around the
Samens, For the same purpose the urhu-
mus, White or brown Oryellow, is used. one
OF the novelties for corsage bouquets this
year IS the tiger flower from Brazil Ii has
been introduced about year, ami is popu.
lar Tor the same reason that the sunlowcr
is popular-that Is. for its gorseousness, IL
has three leaves OF muggy yellow in q iri-
angular arrangement, and the centre, where
the three leaves Join, Is motted like Ii.
gers skin. It's tnwny yellow color and lie ut
texture are enough to make it popular 49,
New York sun.
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The new brand Spring Tobacco 10 WIZ
every dealer should have In stock. Chcy
ers say there Ii nothing equal TO In on '
m M
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The best hotel In Plano TO stop at
Commercial-ifyou want a nice room
good meal. A. sossTAo, fropris
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iorsford's Acid Phosphate In oonssipa-
tiou
DR.. ]. N. Robinson, Medina, Ohio, says I.
az have used Il In case OF indigestion and
constipation, with good results. In ner,
vous prostration lie results are happy"
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LAND BUYING IN THE SOUTH.
\ Practice That Largely Deters ImmiGra
tlon to the Section.


tlon to the Section.
a New England gentleman went to the
Atlanta fair, became interested in south.
ern development, spent several months
after the fair closed in prospecting in Geor.
gla and the Carolinas was received with
open arms; was offered great bargains in
lands, etc, etc, He came north inter
csted several parties in his schemes, and
returned to one of the finest counties in
North Carolina with orders TO buy certain
desirable lands. lie had the money in his
pockets. He offered to buy at the sellers
own prices. Imagine his astonishment
when four or fine OF his men at the last
moment declined to close their bar
gains-backed out fatty, Dlsmayed,
but not cast down, this Yankee
closed the bargain win the
filth man somewhat as follaws: Look
here, now, you offered this property in
good faith; accepted it in good faith. You
say You want northern and eastern men
aud money among you. Aud yet, when
we come, money in hand, take you at your
word, being satisfied that this country is, as
you say IL is, and we see 1t is, almost a para.
disc, and endeayor to close with you at
your own price, You back out, because, as
near rs can iiud out, some sinuous neigh.
Dor has intlmated that this lisa id Yam.
kee trick, toget sold mine. or copper mine
or something which you think will DO to
his adyantage-you don't know what-lor
q song, There may be anime on this prop.
crty; don't know; don't care.
bargaincd for this property for it's
own sake. Now, IL you don't close this
bargain this afternoon and stick to
your agreement, Illstraddle my mule and
start for the nearest station, and telegraph
from one end of the country TO the other
that you folks won't sell your land and
don't want folks TO come here, and III nd.
wise people TO 20 to Georgia or kansas
anywhere they will SELL Il Is needless TO
say that the bargain was closed at once.
The seller freely admitted that in his see.
ton there did exist tha, gloriously ambigu.
GUS notion that the Yankees who actually
came, cash In hand, must be there for the
sole. purpose Of buying more than was In.
tended 10 DO solf--that the very fact OF
Yankee being willing. to take land Mt the
Valuation set upon u y proof positive that
the valuation was too low and the seller y
TO be- In some way wrcngsd. Tbere an
9th, clne, 7. , rssrnIcn e. the
one. and Is working injury TO those who
own southern property and to those who
would buy.--tB Boston COMMERCIAL Buile'h'
-
oxroap 'Nxp, Angus, l6. is7s,-cARrks Mxp
CINE CoNpASy;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. send me hve
walls of Carriers Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
take pleasure In recommending your Liver
Pills TO my neighbors, and would say 70 the
people In general that Carter's Little Liver
Pill. cannot be sttrpasaed for common family
have been using them for some time
and find that they are entirely curing ms
Of dyspepsia, and that h moro than l car
cay Of any other medicine have ever ussd
Respectfully yours Ms. II; Nknr,.;
llama. 1oilivsr d Walker. Dallas Tsxas.
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FIN. 2eMt.

ro pvxT-.Txcs s.Iooln h0s, 0Sly S' q J.
/ tSid and Jas y hsSa JACKSON. cetso-lw
Co pFNr--Two nicely as s,,isuiar, srph on
I |ait Main street fo' ccis9M
Eo IN pxSr-suii % nIss,cla. .sn ST%. and
r. uhsdor unn,rushsd, 70, 70 S ssn,s handy Y
wife 81 Two gentlemen. yav A. ~. n s,eSs cts
bust Hcss Address "; ~ - w. w, ,,,oa wfspIh
L,o Hfxr--A sissly tan a,osce 'Oy N prisSH
T. ~ blacu o. me pv',,,,y ,sslS once.
fami \. address ID cary "' ..oc,ss.iv.
TO furnished IN. r rsSH 81 Are :ss
1emen!. , .a,sr aud aud plenty Of y " w
ssrss|s ~ ssl nsy y siIorusy'ss-iaw a
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WANrED--A . or i.room dwelling, conycn-
care this Office. nc,ss MN" ~ rca'