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National Republican., 1883-07-21
Improvement OF the Mississippi River.

Maj. Alexander MacKenzie's report of the
operations upon the Upper Mississippi river
shows that improvements were made at the
following points: Curvre river, Mo-, Mssis
sippi river from st. Paul to Des Moines Rapids
Mississippi river at louisiana Mo-, Missis.
near Alexandria, Mo-, Mississippi river at
Quincy, ILL.,, Quincy Bay, Ill.,, and number
of other points. Among the estimates for the
next fiscal year are included $4,000 for dry
dock at the Des Moines rapids $5OO,OOO foI
the improvement of the Mississippi river from
Des Moinos rapids to the Illinois river, and
100000 for the improvement of the Mssis
sippi, from st. Paul to Des Moines rapids,
National Republican., 1883-07-21

THE Now York San wants to turn the ras-
calls out" and put the democrats on watch at
the treasury to keep the rascals out.
A shepherd was eating his dinner beside n
spring when wolf walked out of the forest
and coolly inquired:
"Wcll, how is the wool and mutton busi-
nossP"
Pretty fair" replied tho astonishcd shep.
herd.
"I have come to tell you," continued tho
wolf, "that the hyenas have formed plot to
break into your sheepfold tonight, and to of
fer my services as private watchman."
"You are ever so kind to give this warn
ing"
"And you can just leave the gate open and
so to bed feeling perfectly safe. The first hy-
ena who comes fooling around your mutton
will find his heels breaking his neck"
After some further conversation it was
agreed that the gate should be left open and
that the wolf should stand guard.
Darkness was scarcely an hour old when u
great outcry was heard at the fold, and the
shepherd ran out and discovered the wolf in
a trap he had set within the pen.
."Is this the kind of confidence you had in
me?" howled the wolf as he struggled to get
Free
"I had plenty of confidence in you," re-
plied the shepherd "but more in the tran
Prepare to dep
National Republican., 1883-07-21

IF their state central committee rightly repre-
B2nts the republicans of Virginia, they do not
favor any coalition with readjusters. Mr., Malone
has done little 10 commend himself 10 republl-
cans though the rcadiusters are an improvement
over the bourbons The support they have given
the public school system has been beneficial to
the state, but it offers no reason, in the estma-
tion Of the state committee, why republicans
should not adhere to their own party.-NetO York
1rt6Hc.
The miserable can't and hypocrisy CON
tanned in the above will be apparent to any
who will look back TO the files of the Tribune
for 1851, when tho last republican state con-
vontion was held in Virginia, at Lynchburg,
The correspondence and editorials in the
Tribune Of that time rdiculed the
proteusions of tho little squad
who falsely proclaimed themselves a
convention, and appointed state committee
in opposition to tho regular committee. 1t is
that bogus C0mmitIee, as the 9riqWc very
National Republican., 1883-07-21

A MEETING of persons opposed to the
deceased wiies sister bill, rs it is termed,
was held in London recently, under tho
auspices of the English Church union. The
meeting was composed Of high churchmen
and low churchmcn of tho Church of
England, Roman Catholics, and Presby-
terans, and other non-conformists. Canon
Knox Little, in an address, said "it is not n
handful of ccclesiastics who arc opposing this
measure, for / fud myself in the most salts.
factory position Of being permitted to make
my miserable and yet sincere and earnest
howl iu harmony with this magnificent meAag-
erieu
National Republican., 1883-07-21
DEPANTMENT DOTS.

The national bank notes received for re-
demption yesterday amount to $4,000.
The receipts from internal revenue yester-
day were $36O,525, and from customs $S29, $50
Commissions were issued yesterday to the
following presidential postmastors: William
Littell, summit, N. j., S. w. Chuback, Gold
Hin, New, and Charles X. Coutant, Omaha
Neb.
Bids were opened yesterday for erecting th,
proposed army and navy hospital at Hot
Springs, Ark, in accordance with plans pre-.
pared by Surgeon General Crane of the army
and Surgeon General Wales of the navy. TIL,
bids range from $4,000 to Sl20O0O. The con
tract will No awarded in few days,
National Republican., 1883-07-21
il" Monsieur Ton.on, Come Again."

A Richmond dispatch to tho press states
that the republican state central committee of
Virginia met there on Thursday and elected
John f. Dezendorf chairman, vice Cochran,
resigned. This is ridiculous canard, palmed
off on the public of the north in the bourbon
interest. There has never been a republican
state central committee with Cochran as
chairman, and John L. Dezendorf has
not been acting with the regular repub-
can party of Virginia since 1881.
There has not been state convention of
republicans there since 1881, and the con-
vention then held appointed the state central
committees which still exist, and which can
only be displaced by a new state convention.
Neither party held state convention in 1882
In 1881 there was very insignificant and
ridiculous bolt from the republican party by
delegates who refused to go into the state
convention because they found them
selves pOweEleSs to control it. The
National Republican., 1883-07-21

REPORTS from all parts of the country in
dicate that tho striking telegraph operators
arc still out, and in most cases standing firm,
everywhere conducted themselves with per-
feet docorum, and thus won tho respect even
of those who do not sympathAo with them.
Tho telegraph companies are filling their
places rs fast as possible with new men, and
in the principal Offices seem to be disposng
of business without annoying delay. What
the result will be nobody can yet foresSe.
National Republican., 1883-07-21

COMPLAINTS are made that some of the ex.
eursion boats are frequently overcrowdcd.
This is very important NATTER which de-
mands the attention of the officers who are
charged by the law governing such matters
with its enforcement. Very serious accidents
are not unfrequontly the result of this viola
ton of the law, and any such accident would
be clearly chargeablo to the officers if they
neglect their duty.
National Republican., 1883-07-21

The interview with Governor Foster, on
the first page of THE REPUBLICAS this morn
ing, will be interesting reading for republi-
cans everywhere. The governor reports a
very encouraging condition of affairs in Ohio,
the party being thoroughly united and con-
ildent of success. He also pays his respects
to the democratic candidate, and throws some
light Oh recent alleged revelations in regard
10 the campaign of 1850, which Will be found
entertaining.
National Republican., 1883-07-21
nmus.m.nts and Reoreations.

The following amusements and recreations
are advertised:
Abners summer garden--Miss Grace MoTetti,
soprano; Mr. w. II. Stanley, tenor, and Prof Chr.
Artb's orchestra,
Drivers summer gNrden-Wimot and Alden,
trick bicycsts; the Jackley Wonders, and t'her
attractions
Cape May excursion via the Pennsylvania rail.
way.
Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe, and Norfolk
Steamer Lady of the Lake leaves at 80 pm
Fortress Monroe-Steamers George Leary and
Excelsior.
The Swimming school-open every day and
evening.
National Republican., 1883-07-21

IT seems to be trle strange that Mr.,
Tilden's friends should have so little conf
dence in the credulity of the public. They
as every other day at furthest that he is not
n candidate, and wouldn't take the presi-
dency if it were rendered him at the top of
the north pole. Why they do it God only
knnMs
National Republican., 1883-07-21
The Freeman Court Martial.

The record of tho court martial in the case
of Lieut., Freeman, U. S, N, tried at Norfolk,
Va, for scandalous conduct, has been received
at the Navy department, but the result will
not he made known until Secretary Chandler
has taken action in the case.
National Republican., 1883-07-21
RrInnNnI nfInhInna-

A telegram received at the Indian Office
yesterday reports that 39l Cheyennes and Ii
Araphoe Indians have left the Indian terri
tory under military escort en- route to Pine
Ridge agency, Oak. This removal is made
in pursuance of an act of congress providing
for the transfer of these Indians to more
favorable location.
National Republican., 1883-07-21

well knows, which on Thursday took the
action alluded to in tho above quotation,
and which that veracious journal now de-
murely describes as "thcir" Ii. G., the Virgil
MIA ropubicans) state central committee.
Could anything be more dishonest and con-
temptible?
National Republican., 1883-07-21
Patent DecIaIon.

In the case of Rumpf and Graessler Va.
Kohler and Krugener, involving the question
Of priority of an invention for manufacturing
1yostuls, in which an application was re-
Gently made for the issue of a commission to
a United States consul to take testimony
abroad for the purpose of showing the date
Of actual invention, Secretary Teller yester-
day rendered decision adherng to his deci-
sion of April 26, refusing to comply with the
National Republican., 1883-07-21
Postmast.rs Appointed.

The President yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing named postmasters: Isaiah IL. Wells,
Paris, Lamar county, Texas; Peter Ramstad,
Ada, Norman county, Mimi; Viggs Q. Raasig,
Lanesboro', Fillmore county Mimi; Walter
W. Shaw, Texarkana, Miller county, Ark;
John Chantand, Mayville, Fraill county,
Oak, and VIM. w. Chand ler Grafton, Walsh
National Republican., 1883-07-21

How WOULD the democratic platform of
1864 do for 1SS42 1t was SO patriotic. 1t ad-
vocated cessation of hostilities because its
confederate friends were getting the worst of
it, and suing for peace by the nation at the
feet of its then nearly PROSTATE enemy. We
move the adoption by the democracy of 1884
of the time -honored principles above referred
National Republican., 1883-07-21

There was no formal meeting of the cabi-
net yesterday. The President, however, had
conferences with Secretary Foger, PostmasteS
General Gresham, Secretary Teller, and Sec.
retary Lincoln during the afternoon on busi.
ness connected with their respective depart,
National Republican., 1883-07-21
To stop at shin Island.

Tho department OF State has telegraphed to
the United States consul at Vera Cruz to
advise all vessels bound to southern ports in
the United States to stop at Ship island for
inspection, in order to avoid being sent there
from the port of destination by the health
authorities
National Republican., 1883-07-21
NEW YORK nNEIcM.

The New York oflco OF THE REPUBLICAN, is t
Room 65, 7ribuns building, where files of TIE RE.
PUBLICAN and all necessary information relating
TO advertisements can be obtained
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rn crrY sunsCKrnEns.

THE DAILY REpuBIICAS delivered by carriers 20
any part of the city and suburbs, regularly and
carly, at the following rates:
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YoNuoy AND pkRrq.

THE REPUBLICAN will be found on file at the
American Exchange in Europe, No. li9 Strand,
London; the American Exchange in Paris, No. 50
boulevard des Capucines
National Republican., 1883-07-21
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1888.

TrTy effort Is being made 10 haze THE REPUBLICAN
dtlit16d carly and promptly in all parts Of The city
J1sons pho do not rGoeiue their paper or tGho have
Gnp cause Of complaint t0N obti0e bv n0'VguIV ne
CD'ee, Gther ~ person Or JV posLG cdrd
National Republican., 1883-07-21

Persons hdrinO The city during the summer have
THE REPUBLICAN, sent them by mail JOr any length Of
time, and the address changed as oteH Us desired by
nOtUginO ne business office.
National Republican., 1883-07-21

nnily Edition tpostpaio) io).............."..... $500
Weekly Edition (postpaid) LOO
National Republican., 1883-07-21

the source the same rs the fellow did when
kicked by the long cared, braying counterpart
of this third rate creature.
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CURRENT GOSSIP.

The following appears upon the door of the
index room in the surgeon generals Office,
and is not bad:
LAY or THE INDEXERs.
If half the Smiths were tabled myths,
And halfthe Browns were drowned,
And half the Joueses were buried boneses,
Ihis world would still 20 round;
Ihered be less work and more precision
In This hard d-pressed index diYlsion.n
National Republican., 1883-07-21

HOLDING two bundles, also n fan and
parasol, while hunting for nickel in pocket
pook mat must be in the bottom of a bag, will
Keep a woman busy for some minutes in street
car ar.-Picdyunc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30

Ibertby certify tbat b0nd Z ~ d.
I'm the shove entitled csuss, ~ rs9aifsAh \
Law. July II, 80. *
IyI2 3. 3. McCOLLOCH. GIL
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COFFEES.
ROASTED CoFFEEs.
SYRUPS.

M&rk6t active. an
Common -........ ...'''.'''''''''.rsO
Prime Gilt Edge sees.
CnOlCe
RICE.
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Market very strong.
Carolina ChU.ce head"..... """.."" ....''.' &c
Carolina choice --'-"'o sc
RangOOn.
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Central Pacific lEt..l
DRY GOODS.

NV YosK, July IS. DRY Goods-FOr
a short time to day there was a good re.
quest and staple cottoEs were selected to a
very fair business, as present values were
much more respected since Thursdays
sale. ~seasonSbIc sPecislties, such as prints,
giughams, dress goods, soft wool fabrics
or sackirgs and suitinss, hosiery, under
wear. fannels and blankets, ladies' suits,
skirrs aud others, had wide attention and u
large number of moderate selections give
a god trade. Wooden goods are not ac.
tive, but there is a better inquiry and
many duplicate assortments and new Sc
l~ecIicns of moderate quantities give a fair
nnnta Of business.
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Eendall's SPAWN Cure.
ON HEMAN FLESH.

VEyAY, udn August u, 1881.
Dr. d. J.. Kendall & O.. 8ppts: gamble Q
circulars received 10 da &. Please Send me
tome with my imprint prlR:-d GA odssli=
MY. The kendail's Sravin care Is Ia etcsi'
lent demand with US, and not on y for sni-
mats. tut for human ailments also. Mr. JOS.
VOrls. one OF Tie leading farmers in our con
y, iainet an ankle basiy, o knowing
the vaIne % the remedy for hcfseS, tried Il
on himself. and . did far better than he uaf
expected. Cured the sprain in very short
o.GsI. Yours respectfully.
Tricesi per bottle. or 6 bottles for s.. All
druggists have IL or can get II for you, or II
v III he sent TO any address on receipt OF price
by the proprietors, DR.. b. J. Kendall q Co.,
EBosBuTgh ails, VI
SEND for illustrated circular.
soID BY ALL DRUGGISTS. iyllgc
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nepl II Two notee therein coplei, I WI, o.
Tuesday. August 10, 1879,
at tho frnnt lnnt ~ iha OuTl ia lsr. aNll
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate,

by virtue az the authority vested la him "
mnGc"n tie ID day Of June. lisa, ia . suit -
cnnpccry therein pending. wherein the Nall
CITY huildiug Associ stion Ia plain'in and
samuel A. Il pner and Others Ar. defendanN,
on Monday, the 2oth day Of Augaso,
IsS3. comm, uc!ng nj 10 &C lock =. ~, sell q
public ~ ciion nj the front door ~ theCOUHr
nOIsE OF OHIO COUNTY, tho following
de, crib, d renl estate: III At Is TO say, = c.rtsia
lrac, or parcel of land situated in Union
district, In MARSHALL county, Ne.t virginia,
bounded and dr'cribed hs follows, VIE be-
ginning AT 0 spanish oak In fJrks Of roRd.
ihenC. with what II known ~ tho W sshlng.
ton fork n. az +. 10 G..0. poles, y @' En-
pole, 4 75,N' 4; ~ poles, Mn, Z. poles n:
thenccS. - e.. q 90 poles 10 n stake: n. ~
4. ~ poles Ia n siakeon Rrayine; thsucedovn
laid rHvinrS. 10 r. ~ poles. \. ~ E.D poles,
u ". 2 poles Ia a stake thence =. ~ W.. %
poics II u sugar tree; th-nceS ~ ~ poles
10 "a beech thence y. w 10 p~ole.io n axe;
hen" ). nv w. ~ 10 pots 10 y STAKE
thence N. ~. W. 20 po 80 10 = white OAK on
the wcSt side ~ the Wheeling an fnirmont
road ihcnce n. 30 j. 1876 POLES o. the 0egtn.
hing containing ~ nc -es and is poles, exoept-
ing, however. u acres End 20 poles ri the
~ owe described tract which was conveyed ~
deed OF Thomas J. Dorsey and wife 10 lseAe
Su,phe'd. datei ls"cnDer ism, 1871, aud of
~ cord In the Office al tue clerk OF the Count1
Court If MsrsIRll county la INeed Book No.
~, folio ~, and also excepting from the ahovq
o. out one. ell nth ofRn scre conveyed by dol
~ LAID ThomasJ J. Dorsey AID wife to VII III
Kemp @. dated January lHh lsn and u
rec0 Il In said Office Of said clerk Of tho county
, ourt In Deed Boz X Nc. ~. folio ~, leaving "
b,sOId IN aforesaid nifty acre, aud eighty six
IGEs; ~, ., !S,,, on..,bird o, the purch..s
m"bty or ~ much more ~ the purcha.e may
elect. cssh on the day 81 .als. and tho ~.
mHiLder IN two equal in-tnllmsnts, payabe
RESP. G iSeiy In niue and . gntsen months
fIom The day OF sAie, with Interest from thal
-. a - l..T In l0 aSrnNAI
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EOurs and-a-haf couPons.............. ..".-. IA
tOurS ...'''I 20 ;
Pactrc Skies OF
STATE SECURITIES-Dull.
RAILROAD BONpS-Firm.
STOCEs-There was even less doing at the
Exchange than Yesterday, sales amounting
TO only 1886 shares. The market, how
ever, was strong in tone and prices as COM
pared with last nights closing were l49l
per cent. higher, Northwest and 81. Paul,
Lackawauna, Western Uuion, Canada
Southern, add Louisville and Nashville
showing the greatest improvement.
In specialties Manitoba advanced
~ per cent. to 10 and reacted to
lOll5. Richmond and Dsnville sold up l
per cent. to 60, but closed at IS. ST. Paul
and Duluth rose l per cent. 10 81, and fell
off TO So; ST. Louis and San Francisco pre-
ferred declined rs per cent. to 5O7s; New
York Central and New Jersey Central lent
HAT, and other active stocks 192 per cent.
Tor carrying.
Transactions 1900 shares, of which D-l-
sua:e, Leckawanna and Western took 3d.
so, Louisville and Nashville, 4,Ot); New
Y"k Central, 1900; ST. Paul, 5000, and
W,s,eIn Union 5000.
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Wholesale Cattle Market.

The market for the last week has been very
dull. Hogs entirely outof the market owing
TO low prices. Cattle very scarce. which has
q tendency TO advance prices, but The follow
ing Il the price for last week:
Cattle weighing loo 70 100 lbs S4.5 as Is;
81 X5a5 on.
Poor cattle IS 2594 CO.
.Lfmds-4ks5kc
Ntaep-No. SAa4e
Hegs-None IN the market.
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Ask Ne nost sminsnt physlstsa
Of any school. What 70 lho ~ thnAe q
the wsf1d foe quisting and allaytng q irri.
tatiou d The nerves and cunag I'll toena
Of nervous ocnplaintb giving noearAl,
childiike refreshing sassp AvaySf
And they Will tel overwhelmingly
Some form Of HoNp
cHAfrxR I.
Ask any or Ill Of the nost eminent ply.
sicisns:
"What 10 the best end only. remedy thak
can be relied on 10 cufs alfdissasss d ~
kidneys and urinary organs; sush -
Br;ghts diseass, diabstse. rstsatioe OF In.
ab,iity to retain urine, and oil the diseases
and ailments peculiar to Women
"ind they Will tell you explicitly aud
emphatically 'Buchu'."
AK the same physicians
"a lat Is the most reliable and surest care
for al liver ditesses or dyspspoia, colSips-
tion, indtseetton, ~biliousnesx, mAlArtAl fever.
sxue, &C, !" and they Will tell you:
Mardrake!o DAndelion!s
Herce. when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Btttent zach
lConcluded next week
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Consumptto

Consumption is often the result OF not
curine A cough or cold at the proper time.
PEOPLE seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, croRp, in:
fuenEa, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it., price
SOC. Sold by A. T. Young, @. Moenkemii-
Ter and Logan &CO.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

OFFICE OF DAILY M WEEKLY REeIsTER,
No. l227 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, July "a. 1888. }
The market for the past. week has oeen
fairly active, excepting In the wheat
markets. Coffee very firm. Nails act
I've, with prices as usual. Produce Is
steady in prices Wheat dull, with prices
steady, but a decline expected. Woods selling
rapidly at the quotation price. No change In
groceries this week.
groceries.
Corrected every week by SIMON BAER &
SON, Wholesale Merchants, No. l4l2 and lii4
Main street.
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PElsA

Fles are dequsntly preceded OF sense
Q. weight IA the beck, loins and i1use psft
~ ths abdomen, esuSiESt the patient 70 sar-
gSse pc hes some ASsction OF the Eaness
y a~eighoorins organs At tisuex syyar-
71S o n'1sesroa ass Prcss, a. les
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ency, uneasines Of the stomach. etc A
moisture, like Precipitation, producing .
very disagreeable itching. partieuisriy d
night after getting warm Ia bed, 10 . very
common attendant. Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the sp
plication Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allayIng the intense
itching and effecting Q permanent cure
wheie al other remedies have failed Do
not delay until she dram On the system
produces permanent disability, but Try II
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young. @. Moenkemoeller and Logan q
Co. wholesale agents.
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GAMBLERS LUCK.
Superstitions Of the DsV0tess of
the Faro Bank.
0mens Which They Take as Being Lucky
or Unlucy-A Belief in the Eff
cacy Of Touching
Hunpback.

when the kerds are comm yer way,
why play 'em fur all they're worth.
Make the dealers eyes start out the
socket, and don't stop the lick till
YOU'RE busted the machine, or luck
changes" This advice was given me
the other day by one Of the old timers,
during a conversation regarding faro
and other games which are played at
most frontier towns openly end pub
licly.
~ made a run at Gracia's II night
and scooped them to the tune of $1,000,
and before they know'd they were hurt,
and when Charley was bankiu', | tap
ped him for over 5000 inside of thirty
minutes, and then turned damned foil
and blew it in at Colds. My rule,
young fellow, is to stop when luck
changes, anu II a burned good rule,
but | can no more follow it tuan Il doe
tor can take his own medicine. When
I'm wiunin, / want to break the bank;
when | lose, | play Oh hoping for 4 good
streak. Sometimes she comes, some
fines she doesn't"
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Wool.

The market Is active, farmers selling
their new clipping rapidly, as the pros
pects are not fair for a higher figure. The
majority Of the wool Is selling rapidly at Sc
per pound, though a few very choice lots have
odd 81 24a2Sc.
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FINANCE.

INV YORK, July 2S.-Money in abundant
supply at H@lS per cent; closed offered
at . percent. Prime mercantile paper IA
@6 per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, unchanged at 4S3; demand 4Sl.
Recommendations for b.
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IA agents wanted. IS day mn.
ytr selling DOR New H01SsIns
r@A AraolS aud Family SEAL
Waighs mp t0 & lbs. SaIls =,
Address DCAESTTC SCALE oN
CnelnnAi