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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-22

THE CHICKAsAW NATION.-LITTLE
Rock, Ark, March 14.--The President
of the Chickasaw Senate has been sworn
D as Governor of the Chickasaw Nation,
and has entered upon the discharge Of
the duties of his Office. His name is Jonas
Wolf, and he succeeds to the Governor
ship through the death of Governor Hic-
aubby, who displaced Overton. Hicaub-
by is said to be one of the most remark
able men in the Chickasaw country, be-
ing liberal, progressive, and of more
than ordinary intelligenc. His death is
regretted. Wolf is represented as man
of ability, and, though he takes the reins
of government at trying time, it is be-
lieved his administration will be succ ess-
full. In August next the Chickasaws
will elect Governor. The Osages elect
a Governor and members OF the Grand.
and Common Councils on March 20, and
an exciting canvass is now in progress
Joseph Paw-ne-no-pan-she and Hard
Rope, noted Indians, are rival contest
ants for the Office Of principal Chief or
Governor.
Jacob Martizolf, Lancaster, n. Y,
says your Spring Blossom works we'll tor
everything you recommend it; myself,
wife, and children have used it, and you
can't find a healthier family in New
York State.-Oct. 5, 1880. Price so
cents, trial bottles 10 cents. Sold by Il.
T. Eberle.
Unfortunately there are some drug
gists who, for the purpose of s ecuring
larger profit to themselves, do not scruple
to trade upon the great popularity which
unrivaled medicinal properties and uni- |
form quality has ensured to Ponds Ex-
tract, and who attempt to foist upon the
public some worthless imitation repre-
senting it to be the "same as or "equal
to- the genuine. Prevent disappointment
to yourself by insisting upon having
Ponds Extract alone. 1t is sold in our
bottles only-never by measure. 29w4
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The market is full Of preparations for the
hair, s0me of them good, and many of
them good for nothing. R. 2. Hall &
Co., of Nashua, N. H., manufacture and
sell an article of real merit, which has
been advertised in the Express for the
past year and we have taken no little
pains to inquire how it has been liked by
the public. One of our druggists informs
us that he has sold more than double the
amount of Renewer than ofall other hair
preparations combined, and when per-
son once uses it, he will use no other;
that it is not only bought by the young
people as dressing, but by older persons
for removing dandruff preserving and
increasing the growth of the hair and res
toring its natural color Another drug
gist says that he sells three or four times
as much Of Halls as Of all others =
Hamstire Erpress, Anaherst, Mass. 23w4
Bishop Whipple, Of the Episcopal dio-
cese Of Minnesota, declares his intention
Of licensing 2 women as laygreaders, be-
cause no men can be found to fill the
places. They do not have the functions
of the clergy, but are simply lincensed
to read the service and such sermons as
the Bishop puts in their hands.
WHY SUFFER.-From scrofula and it's
kindred diseases, when by few applica-
tions Of Papillon you can be entirely re-
lieved
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in this village.
A strange case of hydrophobia was de-
veloped here last week Chas Crump,
while in his barn, heard a six weeks old
calf crying most piteously, and on going
to learn the cause or the trouble found
that a skunk CHAD attacked the caIf and
had hold of one of its fore legs. Mr.
Crump impaled the odorous creature
with pitchfork, and with the help of
one of his sons killed the "varmint" In
short time the calf's bitten leg began to
swell and draw up; two days later the
other leg was afflicted in similar man
ner, and the calf had all appearances of
hydrophobia. Mr. Crump killed the an
imal, and cat that got hold CT some Of the
carcass died a few days after, from the
same disease.
1t is with extreme sorrow we announce,
the determination of w r. Harvey
to leave Lake Mills. This step has been
brought about by his having accepted an
interest In the commission house of Peter
McGeogh, of Chicago, one of the heaviest
in the city. Mr.. Harvey swill continue
his business connection, with the store
here, also finish his new residence which
he will occupy during he summer.
Mrs. d. c. fraser was thrown from
cutter sunday night, near the station,
and sustained fracture of her left arm
and several severe contusions.
Hans ]. Anderson has entered into
partnership with the Hanson Bros, and
will unquestionabIy prove valuable ac-
QUESTION to the firm.
We erequested to state that DR. r.
T. Bishop, has retired from his medical
practice.
Delos Millard has bought ofG, A. Viii
liams his two-thirds interest in what is
known as the Foundry property. What
disposition Mr. Millard will make Of the
property is not yet known.
Town treasurer, R. L. Royce, made
his returns to the County Treasurer this
week, and out of tax Of nearly $4,000,
there was only q delinquency of sixty
dollars and seventy seven cents.-Spike
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and will push the work rapidly.

w. Fl. Lord will take charge of the
Bristol mill during the coming season.
The oldest inhabitant fails to remem-
Der the time when there was so much
sickness in our midst as there has been
of late, and physicians are about worn out
though still on duty.
Enquiries for farm hands are being
made, and the prospect for good hands is
not very fattering.
Mrs. Daniel Jones and Mrs. NJ. E.
Parker, of Watertown, were the guests
of Mrs j. A. Harger of this village last
Saturday.
Candidates for village offices are keep
ing rather shady.
A great deal of sickness but few deaths,
comparatively.
Joseph Lord, Of this village, is head
muse of the smallpox patients on "The
Island and is pronounced by Dr. Mas
terson, the attending phyician, as the
best man for the position the authorities
could have found
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-22

In the Swiss Canton Of Argau is OBJ
served curious cnstom unknown else
wkere, at least in the same degree. La
the early months Of every year the
young men Of the village give elaborate
open air entertainments, generally on
Sundays, Illustrating the past or present
history of Switzerland. Occasionally
striking events in other lands are depict
ed. These folk plays as they are popu-
larly called, are realistic pantomimes,
speech not being essential to their COM
prehension Thus the young men of
Wettingen-Kloster invited their friends
to witness ''The Siege of Landenberg,"
February 10 On the same Sunday
their neighbors of Wettingen-Dorf were
TO give representation Of ''The Battle
OF Morgarten" On February 26, two
subjects from contemporary history were
to be offered in two communes, Rohrdorf
witnessing '"The Opening of the ST.
Gothard Railway" and Magenwyl "The
Murder of the Russian Czar."
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GDur g1eiehbor>.
FORT ATKINSON.

Frank Newell, of Cold Spring, started
for Cove, Oregon, Tuesday. He has en-
gagged to take charge fthe cheese factory
of Payne & Jaycox, at Cove.
O. Jaycox and bride started for their
home in Oregon Immediately on the con-
clusion of their marriage ceremony, son-
Tuesday. Abundance of we'll wishes fol
low them.
d. G. Craig leaves next Monday for a
trip to Washington, New Jersey and New
York.
r. III. Davis, proprietor IF the Green
Mountain House sold this noted old hos
telrie, on Tuesday, to A. II. Higbie, of
Slough for $1,000. Mr.. Higbie takes
possession April 9Th, and expects to make
quite extensive alterations and improve
ments in the property.
John Wilds, Henry Green and S. c..
Hurd have just come from a trip to
Mitchell, Dakota They speak of seeing
Will Metcalf, who is making handsome
fortune there. They also met Bill Wheel
er, who with his family have l, 200 acres
of land and are doing finely.
Ezra Wilson, of Oakland, has a pair
of Norman grade colts 19 months old,
which weigh over 1000 pounds each.
Last Tuesday, E. E. Sheldon paid out
for Wilcox & Co, So, 220.S5 for stock,
which was shipped the same day, six car
loads.
McMillen Bros, butchers Of this city,
bought fat cow the other day, of B. {.
Brown, of Oakland, which dressed 700
pounds Union.
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Noting THE EFFECTs.-R Gibbs, ot
Buffalo, n. Y, writes: Hearing your
Burdock Blood Bitters favorably spoken
of, | was induced to watch their effects,
and find that in chronic diseases of the
blood liver and kidneys, your bitters
have been signally marked with success.
I have used them myself with best results,
for to,pidity of the liver; and in the case
of friend of mine suffering from dropsy,
the effect was marvellous Price $1.00
Sold by I'll L. Eberle.
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WATERLOO.

The granite quarry is still on the BOOM
Preparations are being made to erect a.
new crusher and have the same in oper-
alton some time next week. 1t will be
erected by the side of the old one and one
track will supply both crushers. J. H.
Harger has the job of erecting the frame
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$500 Reward!

WE viii pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Indigestion Constipation or Costiyeness We can
not cure with Vests Vegetable Pills. when the
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfac-
ton Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing
50 Pills p cents. For sale by all Druggists
Beware Of counterfeits and limitations. The
genuine manufactured only by JOHN c. WEST
q co, ssThe Pill Makers, . ISL & 1S3 ". Madison
= Chicago Free trial package sent by mail
rarnnaid ON receipt of q 3 cent stamp. VI
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A BAPTIST MINISTER'S EXPERIENCE

\ BAPTIST MINISTER'S EXPERIENCE
| am Baptist Minister and before | ever
thought Of being clergyman, / gradu-
ated in medicine, but left a lucrative
practice for my present profession, 40
years ago. | was foE many years a sut-
ferer Of quinsy; "Tho.-as' Eclectric Oil
cured me- | was also troubled with
hoarseness, and Thomas Eclectric Oil
always relieved me- My wife and child
had diphtheria, and Thomas Eclectric Oil
cured them," and if taken in time it will
cure seven times out OF ten. l am con-
fident it is cure for the most obstinate
cold or cough, and if any one will take a
teaspoon and half fill it with the Oil, and
then place the end of the spoon in one
nostril and draw the Oil out Of the spoon
into the head by shifting as hard as they
can, until the Oil falls over into the throat,
and practice that twice a week, | don't
care how offensive their.head may be, it
will clean it out and cure their catarrh.
For deafness and earache it has done
wonders to my certain knowledge. 1t is
the only medicine dubbed patent medi-
cine that | have ever felt like recon-
mending, and | am very anxious to Sc it
in every place, for tell you would not
be without it in my house for any con-
sideration. | am now suffering with a
pain like rheumatism in my right limb,
and nothing relieves me like Thomas
Eclectric Oil
DR.. E. F. CRANE,
Corry. Pa.
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Sold by H. t. Eberle.
DR.. E. F. CRANE,
Corru Do

A SHORT ROAD To HFALTH.-To all
who are suffering from boils, ulcers,
scrofula, carbuncles, or other obstinate
diseases of the blood and skin, a course
of Burdock Blood Bitters will be found
to be short road to health. PriceS1. 90.
Solp by II. [. Eberle.
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Horace Sevvill, of Altoona, Pa, says:
"My wife and ] are upward of seventy
years of age OF late we both have be-
gun to feel the infrmities of old age
seems to revive, exhilarate, and
strengthen us as does Browns Iron Bit
ters. We would not do without it for
ten times it's COST
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-22

If YOU suffer from Dyspepsia, use
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifyou are afflicted with Biliousness use
BURDOCK BLOOD BITrERS
IF YOU are Frustrated with Sick Headache,
take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
IF your Bowels are disordered, regulate
them with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If your Blood is impure, purify it with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If YOU have Indigestion, you will find an
antidote in
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If YOU are troubled, with Spring Complaints
eradicate them with
BURDOCK BLOOD B1TTERS.
Ifvour Liver is torpid, restore it to healthy
action with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifvour Liver is affected, you will find
sure restorative IN
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifvou have any species Of Humor or PIN
pie, fail not to get
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS,
If vou have any symptoms of Ulcers or
Scorfulous Sores, a curative remedy will
be found in
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
Forimparting strength and vitality to the
system, nothing can equal
BURDOCK BLOOD BTTTERS.
For Nervous and General Debility, tone
up the system with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS,
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Second Hand Store.

J.. f. Kruger. proprietor, between Sd & 4th
streets, 1block north Of Main street. VIII be open
cd Monday March 18Th, 1882. Win sell only for
cash and | guarantee bargains. Come and see
4he proof of what sag Zlno
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,nGITSr WIGGENHORN,

Jeweler has recently opened Jewes fl stTeets sets
in yobnsons block, corner Main ana Isl IeTse
where he will keep constantly on r''t; Silver and
Ssofh p1od ~ Ware Sc Particular attention paid to
renairing Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry' &C. anu
Warranted to give satisfaction.
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\ GRITXNER.

fashionable barber and Hair Dresser, .l shop III
aG;ai3 haSenent on the Bridge, WatertoWn,
Wis, The best of Hair Dye used Warr"ll'e" y
hold color for eight weeks
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,,-,+or+o11, Lumber Yard. Lumber OF every ~;
ascTntion Lath and shingles constap;g on f
hand and for sale at the lowest MafAe' e i'0S'
he Milwaukee Depot, WatertoWn' WIS
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LAKE MILLS.

G. W. Hurd has started plan ing mill
in this village.
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BUSINESS Goros.
DANIEL HALL.
4ALL & SKINNER,

Attorneys ntscerV alrv Have complete abstract OF
Tors acords IN Of all titles and Wis Gn
r resl Jefferson county, tE folmer ors Office Of
cousin National Bank, at the lo'in0i
Enos q Hall. ----
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w O. SPALDING.

Physician and Surgeon and ExalRg IN WaiertoWn feseT
for Pensions. Office over baiiA u
building, up stairs.
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N \. Il f. A. BARBER
...,,so ond surgeons, office, l door west OF OF
NY " q Rohrs, floor. Office hours from 10 =
A. NJ. -----
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SUPREME COURT, City and County o.

SUPREME COURT, City and County OF
- New.YOrk. The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Newfok plaintiffs against Benz amin Rlelard son The LAKE
Forest University Joseph Richardson and Fanny richardson
defendants. the above named defendants You
hereby complaint this action
and To copy your Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty after the service Of this summons eX
elusive OF the day Of service and IN OF your failure 10
pear or answer Judgment will be taken against you by dc
tut for the relief demanded the complaint Dated August
g. 1882 o. H. Palmer Plaintiffs Attorney, Office and post
OIL address l6 Broadway, YORK city, New York
To the Forest University The foregoing -
served upon you by publication pursuant 10 an order OF me
Hon T. Barrett Justice Of the supreme Court dated
the 9TH day OF October $50 and ned with the complan IN
the Office ~ the CLERK Of the County OF AZ has once
House IN the City New York County and state
Of New-York. o. II. PALMER Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oct o. 4 aW 0W Mon.
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Eost Gn0 founo.

| OST or ST0LEN.-COupOn Bond No. $50,
- Chicago, Clinton Dubuque and Minnesota Railroad.
: OOl cent All persons cautioned 90 negotiate
the same Liberal reward for onaln leading
cry. GEORGE H. B .tADFORD.
EXChaugc-Dlace Boston.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU FOR IIE COLLECTION OF TAXRe, l
No. 81 CHAMBERS STREET,
NEWl DIRK, october %, lo5%-J
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

Notice IL hereby given that the Assessment rolls on Real
Estate Personal Property and Bank stock In the CITY an
county u New York 0r he 1882 have been
70 The undersigned an that the taxee thereon now do
and payable at this Office.
In case Of payment before the first day OF November next
the person 10 paying shall De entitled To the benefits men
TONED IN the 18th section Of the ACT OF March 80 1900 VIZ
Ieduc ton Al the rate OF cent annum IIo
the TINE Of payment " first day Of December next
MARTIN I. MCMAHON,
ga.a af
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DENNSYLYANlA RAILROAD.
l. ON aud after Octouor l. ls-2,


AND t-NI'TF1 - ITFI MAI. ROUTE.
Trains leave New-lQrS VII Desbro5ses and Courtandt
Harrisburg IIts9u.g The West 3nd south with Pullman
and Ailso Limclof Paroi, Dining smoking and sleep
D. M onnecting at ,or1y Tor TItusyie Petroleum en-
Express Pullman palior Cars daily, except sunday 10
2. M arrive Washington ?. M i.t@uait wa u. ana T. L.
r. ~ - and $50 a. H. i;4O and m and y night via
sunday via b. ant T. r., 5:l5 a m D. W., and II night
via b. ant -. b. r. p ana u night
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday, 0l6 III and p On
For al May except sunday 5:l5 Ill0a saturdays
Long B5nci Bay Head Junction and interedlte stations
via RAILWAY and AmOoy y a. m H. noon 3 80 and p NJ
atJersey city, aforng speedy and direct transfer for
Trans From Ptsnurg $40 and l1:2o a. NJ 100 and
ESQ a. m 3 So $50 955 and Io5o p. m. sunday. $50
$50 and 1000 p IN From Baltimore 10 p m on
6.5U 81, 8 80 1910 ~ m. i:35 ,. $50. $50 go
S S S 5o Sal I 6ao 49, 80 s. 10 0 and 1850 p M
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TEE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 Oh SUN
DAY, sTATIoNs II PHILADELPHIA IN
DOUBLE trace TIE Mo7r KIP 90 EQUTP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains YORK DesDrosses and Court
5I5, 20 30 ant 10 Limited II a. m !. $50 $40
4 . o. > and . Y. N, ana ~ night SUNDAYS ol3 3;
90 Limited. and ~ a. H., a. D. Z, ., anu ID H., and u
Expess Trains leave NewYork daily. except sunday at
7.O Ii. and p. running through Trenton and
Returning trains street Station Philade phia
l. VI. 800, 800, $40, 600. 73O. $50 $50 aud IL
tIImted Express 100 D. m.), l, B. 1, ta:2o Limited g.
ESQ fj r. and SEQ p. On sunday l2Ol 800, 3.2U
S45 20 (J:2J Limited 3D. 74j 3 and $50 =.
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, a. H. aud &3O D. m daily
Ticket Oices $40 ga Broadway Aston House.
foot OF Deabr0sses and COurtlandLsts COur-st, and
brooklyn station. foot Of Fut0nst Brooklyn NOS
hudson HODONcns station cry
Emgrant Ticket once. 3 Battery Place
The NewYOrk Transfer Company VIII call tor ana check
-aTAARiEs 81 PuGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General P.ss,r AGENT
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST ,,x
Fare 90 10 Boston Tor hrstolas limited ucAet yooo onV
sfgameTs NARilAGA NsETr and sroNINGroN leave
Law . arriving In BostOh at 8 a. III. A. .
fickefs principal ucket
secured NJ offices Wesc0tJ Express Co.. -v S9i oet anu
49 BroadWav and at FIFTH Avenue anu windsor hoISi
81 ~. FTerhf always taaen az the lowest rates.
/. ". FILkISs. GENERAL Passenger AGENT
rE,IIE POPULAR SHORE LINE.
Il FOR PKONIDENtE, BOSTON A. - ~, -
ii + All PROM GRAN ID CENTRAL DEPOT
Tes expss trains daily tSundays excepte 10 BOSTON ~
65 m D u, paror cars attached aud ~ m' WIN
pA1fff slffT ffp TIcKETs TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL S.
NEWPORT express a. p III. paiIof cars a''i'HeuI' AZ
HppSyioEScE special express az (paTlor cara az
/ tachctl, arri yes at deuce lOi2O p. m ..
Ticketa and parl0rcar seats secured AZ fn NenuY anu
windaor Hotel ticket Oicea and at Grand OenuA DePoe
"" i. ". FILkLNs General Passenger Agent
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Amusements.

RJ00U OPERA HOUSE, B'way near 3oth-st
The Great Gilbert ana sullivan success,
Every Evening at Matinee saturday at 2.
Characers by Misses Lillian Russell, Laura Joyce Made
son Deby Bell George Omi Charles J. Campbell. George
Director Of Amu'emenis Jesse williams
GREAT INDUSTRIAL FAIR
"a and 3dayes SD aud 6lths.s.
1NeERPfIo9us lY M IS1 s Fl Y Is IN M6r1ov.
Prot " ARBUCKLF the elehraed Coruet vlrtuoso and
9th Reg ment Band Concert az 3 and MI GEORGE
GRAND oRGX% 'RECiTAts recSited Win Irapturous
applause. MAlINEES WEDNESDAY and sA1U kDAY.
PRODUCTS, Plaques Works of AIT AMI sculpture delicate
Ne.dewoTk, Wax Flowers and Embroderies. OLD.
used in Ye olden limo" and HUNbREDs OF 6THt Il
.CH1cKENs HATcirE'D BY aACH'H Fry.
Elevated HGm sS5S nn ur cd fe esa ae door
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Florence.
W Reserved seats Orchestra circle and Balcony soc.
MI TI 9Fs g, 6p. " ! TvEo MAN
SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY Oct. %.
BIJOU OPERA HOUSE COMPANY PATIENCE.
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of NETWORK.
Il ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Theod0re Thomas. Conductor.
Subscribers Of last wishing 70 retain their seats
Music entrance On irving place from MONDAY. OCTOBER
~ until CiOBE p inclusive After the after date they
business communications should be addressed TO
Academy Of Music
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE. 14th-st.
Tony Pastor Home: season
;--..-.-..-..., .......-.-.; TONIGHT
Reception Matinee Grand Matinee Tomorrow.
Amarniacsni CONF n OF comedy an jacques Kra
Carroll irwin sisters Lizzie simm Vivian sisters, Rogers
Nicker-, DonneIy q Drew
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Srates, fenoers, ctr.

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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN AMERI
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