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The intellect that directs the bee line,

( = e 80. 81 - - {
The intellect that directs the bee lines
IN Life, under the caption Of How to
Handle Bees" says o bee is not very
difficult thing to handle. He is as easily
picked up as q strawberry is reasonably
Light and: compressible. To handle him
is, therefore, a mere song. Any man
can do it. In fact the more ignorant Of
bees q mahsis the mere easily he can
handle one. The main difficulty seems
to be in quieting the man down after he
has handled q small but frolicsome bee.
There have been men known to race
around q 10 acre lot, and eventually lose
their salvation, after handling one bee
for the tenth part of o second. What
the country really needs is mn article on
how to avoid handling bees.n ,ss
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AMAaNIr1cENT PIANO.
s.gnor Jannotta to Nathan Yo,rla

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 18th, 1883.
Mr.. NATHAN FORD, 81 Paul, MINI. u,
!. DEAR sIR:-The magnifcen Parlor Grand
Knabe Piano selected especially for me by
Mr.. Knabe, ct the factory, has arrived and
gives me great satisfaction. It is with great
pleasure that II express my highest admira-
ton for its wonderful qualities of tone and
action. It is, without exception, the finest
bines the elements of perfect piano in the
highest degree. ALI the best musicians of
this city who have examined this piano, unite
with me in admiration Of its superb qualities.
s; Let me thank you for your courtesy and kind
Y assistance IN arranging for the purchase Of
this piano. remain very respectfully,
&; -. -.5!} SIGNoR A JAENoTTA.SE
For list of purchasers Of these celebrated pi-
amos, and prices, terms, &c, address or call on
4 Il ~ Il ;ff{ NATHAN FORD. rs e
&i5 III SO e Third St, st Paul, MINI.
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I M. sankey Brsaks Down.

\ London Special ldr. Dwight q Moody, the
Evangelist announced this evening at his reyi-
val service on the Thames embankment that
the health Of his colleague, Mr. sankey, had
again collapsed Is HIS added that Sankey' Is com
plete restoration to health was deemed impos-
sible, and that his voice, which had so often
led thousands Of assembled worshipers IN the
songs Of Zion, would probably never be heard
again lin their vices. The Spieacher said
that the great singer present proshation was
30 complete that hs had become compelled to
retire from the 4 work OF eYangelization and
wonld sail for his home Sin$ the United States
next Saturday s Nj. Moody pronounced q
touching eulogium upon the services and de-
the prayers Of the Congregation for the pre-.
serVaton Of his useful and honored life. The
response was very earnest and fechYa.s
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Tie .ri'e saying y sooa Bishop Berkeley,

The trite saying Of good Bishop Berkeley,
~ Westward the course Of Empire takes its
.way, = i daily verified ~ events
the fact that z The state department 4 1t
Washington has just purchased number Of
Rockford Quick Train Railroad watches to be
given by President Arthur to Captains Of for
eign vessels In testimony Of onr Governments
appreciation Of their gallantry In saving the
Geneva watches only would have been con-
sidered good enough for such purpose now,
among many compe titors, the movements made
Of this far Western factory are selected as being
the best examples Of human skill In delicate
nandiWork q a s
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I THE cHrcAao 3CoNVENTIONz BUILDIMG,


chars s h t the immense
stands the
from the private
so railing
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RIO { c;r,iI,nina. I,

Hubbard defaulting cashier Of Monmouth,
! ~. was bagged At esha.
College Corner, Ohio homaa Scott. was
stabbed, and died on the afternoon; Of the lat;
John McNeal was jailed OF Oxford on charge OF
the crime
Thomas % Watson, the OIL broker, arrested
ain Pittsburg ona charge 81 conspiracy to de-
i frand the Psnnsyl yania bank arrived at Pitts
burg in custody Of Officer o. Mara. atson gave
bail in s555. 600 and was released He refused
10 talk. a ;;! n
n Refuglo stonez, the Mexican who is to be
{ hanged at San deg Texas for murder, has
made o. full confession, and says that he has
committed eleven murders In Texas oil the VIC
Il TINS being. Imericans, and that he deserves his
! fate He says heIwil1 die game. siSst
Three shots were fred through the windows
of the court Of common pleas in Baltimore.
Judge Fisher was on; the bench, while Hon.
lillian Pinkney " mite and Col Frank * Ward
we're trying d case 81 The window pnnes were
shattered, though no traces Of the bullets were
found. The! police are veshgaing
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4$5 An Invaluable Remedy. None except those
who have suffered all the horrors Of Dyspepsia,
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy OF
Perry Davis Pain Killer, a sovereign remedy
for this distressing disease in oil its forms is
used internally and externally, test its virtues
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.KEaaH PIANOS m MoNrANA.


a Sample Letter from g Delighted Pur-
nj chaser. 5igz gs l% 49,.
The following letter, just received from Mai.
Peter Roman, United States Indian agent at Flat
head agency, Montana, is q fair sample Of many
such letters received by Nathsn Ford from his
customers in various parts of the Northwest
81 UNITED STATES INDIAN SERVICE,
FLATHEAD AGENCY, April Is, 1884
NATHAN FORD, AGENT WILLIAM KNABE 4 Co.
y 80 ~. "a Z St Paul, MINI.
DEAR sR:-H affords me great pleasure to
inform you that the piano I purchased from
you while passing through St Paul arrived
safely at my home on this reservation, over the
Northern Pacific railway Mira r. is delighted
with the instrument, which fer power, sweet
ness and marvellous delicacy of tone cannot be
surpassed. With best wishes for your success,
I am very respectfully, .. Z:
80 4 PETER ROMAN, $3Sssss 8. {
al 81 United States Indian Agent
For list of purchasers Of these celebrated
pianos and prices, terms etc, address or call on
sz.,..S;5 NATHAN FORD, .5
06E. Third St, St Paul, MINI.
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duotton il tie rublic Dsnt.


The debt statement for MAJ, issued June s
shows q reduction for the month Of nearly %,
oOO, oOo, and for eleven months $50, 0o0, 900 in
round numbers. These figures would indicate
ps aSoas 81 ~
shows an increase since May / Of about 81 $780,
900 after deducting outstanding gold GER
,tificates. The gold fund has increased
from s1 q, 0O0, 00O to 500, 000, eco 3 since
May "a /, and the amount Of gold now lisld
si4s s go 600 lie treasury now holds sisss
OF, 723 standard silver dollars, an increase
during the month Of about two million three
hundred Thousand dollar, which is about
qniyalent to the number Of these, pieces coined
monthly The number of these dollars not
my ID SIS 700 900 The available cash balance
isneaIly s14s 900 900 q ling of Of nearly u.s.
001, 600 since May
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!. Junior Yica cornrm,rIander.

4 Mr.. A g. Afford, Junior Vice D apartment
Commander Of Nd, 6. A r. Baltimore, Nd,
writes: 81 have kept St Jacobs Oil BY me and
always found it ready remedy for pains, aches
and bruises. When suffering terribly few
weeks since with an liberated tooth, 7 could
not get any rest, and ISapplied it was in
stantly relieved, and my suffering ceased from
that time. +" y IA 5!fz;
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= llfl9 4 y; e. re. ? ysT.5E.,s-i
Nuggets Of Foreign News. y


Thirteen persons were hurt by the London
& Minnie Palmer closed her London season in
= blaze Of glory
Il It is rumored at Cannes that Queen Victoria
is about to purchase the villa Nevada, to trans-
form IT into Ea chapel commemorative Of the
duke lux Of Albany II 5tss
! London Truth thinks that Gen. Grant would
his heroBhip by declining to be-
come public pensioner because Of Q private
financial n,ishap Fl. q.
Mime. Kalemine ID still in Berlin All at
tempts TO get her to quietly go away and for
got her royal usband have failed. She viii
Listen to nothing short Of o full recognition Of
her marital right S IT is stated that she has
offered to facilitate q divorce il she is guaran-
iced an annuity to ETC, 900. 8.
U The North German Gazette publishes q pro-
gramme issued by the committee Of the peasants
convention, which win convene on the 4th Of
July This programme dyocates protective u.
ties On agricultural products, reduction 81 rail-
distribution Of taxation on landed property, d.
minuntion Of legal costs attending land transfers
and the creation In every district Of peasant
associations. 81 '5 FL 4
Pail Mall Gazette: The great increase Of di-
,yorce cases that has been discernible Of late is
:nota peculiarly Of our own inaular society;
nor does It seem to be due only to the fact that
peopleiof al classes are beginning to find out.
how easy il Is 70 getrid Of All nnfaithful consort
fConjuga1 fidelity is not one Of the blessings
which are increased by the blessings which are
increased by the advance of civilization, and a
similar Want Of harmony between husbands and
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I Misoe,i oua news Hotea.

Thirty. five Indian students have gone home
4 from Hampton school sis a 3i II
s3g "A Delaware farmer has plowed III 40, 900
mornings as d fert ilizer.s s.. y
Indicaao ions are that ermsn, rep i elected
TO Congress from Oregon
Hiram sibley Of Rochester has given sS5, 900
Sto the Cornell mechani cal school ss
B 4 Barber & CO, wool len 5merohants Of Toronto
4 have assign Iiabi lihes $So. 900
& The sureties Of the president and cashier Of
L the Pennsyl yania bank have beensued
The courts Of Massach usetts have decided.
4 that when . man j. naturalized his wife is also
naturalized. u III X
ne The Penney yania funeral directors decided
Tint wife should: Bs buried on the left side Of
sD.5 (. o. Hubbard Tie defaultipg cashier Of
4 The First atlonal bank 8of Monmouth, nj. was
arreeted at AVaukesfa wi Il
DR. The ciyil sersyice examiner, con
sluded m exanins don at 70, and holds
y others ati Dubuque, June IS !; at Mirinespolig.
june 9 md at SO Paul June to- S.
During his exa lon Senator Sharon vas
y asked u counsel sfos plaintin IL he had not
I maintained numb OF inistr assesa dnrinp tha
time between the signing O the alleged mar
rage contract and now. Finally on adyica IA
Il admitted that he had anoti mist Tass Is whom
be had not paid the same ference That he aid
II to Miss HILL
Atanta Special The melon season. which
will open soon, promises to be of great nteIest
II In many respects. Last year, when % 900 car
loads wero thrown upon the markets III the
n North and West, much loss was caused BY bad
n
The melon growers have this year formed q
pool and engaged Mr.. Davis OF Albany as their
agent who wili make Atlanta his headq
for the entire business. Agencies have been
tablshed III 2 10 cities of the Northwe con-
tanning population Of over 3, 000, 900 people
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f''r PAUL Whsat. No: j hard, 9a@sL os;
No; 9Qc;s No; z hard, 85( A98c: No q S0@S5c
4 Corn, No IA 556c; No. 8, $50; rejected, 5Oc
u Ny Hats No e mixed, Slc; No. s mixed, 80;
] asslsS Nos 90; No 5 extra, 10; No
Il Bye, No q sol. Fl
Ps9ssa aay s via sio; tinoshy, sihoo
Eggs, 1886
81 a saIS NJ i Il, hsst q III:
N 3 3ss NJ SSs 3 4 y white
s ssss Fs 81 s \ ss stsFs 81 IS
4 Lard, $8 20 s. y. e. s9Ss
q Butter choice crestnory, s@1sc; & MI u, u
good, 17@lss; best dairy Isl ISn b w y
s esaAao Wheat ". ! ohisase spsins, ss,s
3 Corn, 54ta55c
.0ats; 81 Oh
4 Rye, Clio. +
3 Barley, 67cs ~ Y IS ssS
Flax Seed, $l.8
Pork, s1a @S1&0 90
q Lard, "a 16@s8l 711 ". Sgs
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Ladies' DESTROYS Of ordering goods by mail
are cordially invited to send to James Morgan,
Milwaukee, for his summer catalogue Of Dry
Goods etcS its7ssis 20 So sss. N'=Fat7.s -
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In 1880 the blond esswere but %, the
brunettes 50, and the Intermediates
rs. The change so far as his OBSERVE
tions so, has been gradual.
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!. Personal Points. !

&. Gen. Mansfield Lowell, formerly Of the I'M
tied States army, died in New. York.
Or. Thomas Griffith, q idistng rushed surgeon
and physician, died ii Iouisyille KY, 81 par.
alysis, after long illness I
Jeremiah I'll Milbank, d director and mem-
Der Of the executive committe Of the Milwaukee
"a ST Paul road, fwell known IN the Northwest,
and after whom Mi bank, Dali. i was named,
died at New York SUM ay morning Of heart dis
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for Coughs and
Colds ST think them the best and most con-
yenient relief extant REV. G. NJ HUMPHREY,
Gratz, XIV 3SSs1! ,1fs 8.
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r Neil Nick enzie, charged with the murder Of
the aged Wilson couples at Winnetka, Ill, two
months ago was acquitted. All
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Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches, bed bugs, ants, " rmin, chipmunks. l5c
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Reading nailroad il the lie Hands d 81 81 Z Hs.


"a cefvar.
z In Philadelphia, nsorder was made in the
United Z! States circuit court appointing receiv-
sers for the Reading companies; This plaintiffa
in the suit upon which the decree was made,
were Henry r.. Kelsey and Stephen N. CALDWELL
Edwin M. seryis, president Of the Mechanics
bank Of Philadelphia, and George D. 4 B. Keim,
president of the road, were appointed receivers
and ordered to tile an individual bond Of $500, Z
900. An order was also made restraining a1l
persons from interfering with tile receivers.
I'd The following official announcement Was
made this afternoon by President SKeim to the
share and bond holde az
think it is due to al interested in the seouri-
ties Of the company to say no apprehension
should be felt in consequence Of the appoint
ment ofrece iyers, the company having cheer
fnlly acqaiesced l:the appG LEGATION for receiver
ship believing it o wise and prudent measure
for the protection Of everyone owning either
stock or bonds Of the company. 3if x.
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CANCER

. 4
The experience in the treatment of Cancer with
Swhts Specific Is. s. 81 would seem to warrant us
IN saying thatit will cure this much dreaded scourge
Persons afflicted are invited to correspond with us
1beleive Swifts Specific has saved my life I had
virtually lost of the upper part of my body and
my arms from the poisonous effects of large cancer
on my neck from which had suffered for 20 years.
s. s. s. has relieved me of all soreness and the poi
Son is being forced out of my system. Twill soon be
well. l.--. W.R, Robson, Dayisboro, Ga
Two months ago my attention was called to the case
Of woman afflicted with cancer on her shoulder at
least inches in circumference angry, painful and
giving the patient rest day or light for months
Obtained supply of Swift's Specific for her. She
has taken bottles and the ulcer is entirely healed
up only very small scab remaining and her health
cured. REV. jesse H. CAMPBELL, Columbus, Ga,
have seen remarkable results from use of swift's
Specific on cancer. Ayoung man near here has been
afflicted five years with the most angry looking eating
CANCER ever saw. and was nearly dead. The first
bottle made wonderful change. and after five bottles
were taken. he is nearly quite well. It is truly
wonderful N. +: CRuMI.EY, N. D., Oglethorpe. Ga.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 8, Atlantis, Ga
N. Y. ONCE 159 W. 2sd ST., bet. eth & 9TH Avs. y
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THE RESTORATION to health of our child we
consilerd uncertain. When two weeks old she
caught cold. For IS months was mot able to
breathe through her nostrils Upon using
breathes naturally. Mn. & MIS-. J. NJ SMITH,
Owego, N. Y. Price 50 cents. AZ f{i
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Pending and Rejected Claims.
We make o specially Of this class of
claims. IF you have no attorney to rep
resent you, send to us for blanks and in
istructions Stoddart g. Co., Alb q
Street, Washington, D. G.
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81 have seen remarkable results from use Of
here has. been afflicted five years with the most
angry looking cancer ever saw, and was near
" dead The first bottle made q wonderful
change, and md after five bottles were taken,
he is nearly or quite well It is truly wonder
full IL F. CRUAnEY, NJ D.; Oglethorpe, Ga
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Rough on Itch cures humors, eruptions, ring
worm letter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblains
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Hanley, the Omaha slugger, has been sent
up three years for prize fighting. s.
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Hiram Sibley has donated an additional
building to Cornell university costing sSS,0O0
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q The Methodist conference declared against
loose divorce and the color line ,i5i
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- 49,
81 The Pennsylvania Medical Society
have admitted women to membership.
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u y : y
inst ~ The fire department confined the fire be-
tween the two walls where it was first discovered
put the building and contents are q total loss,
amounting to s44 COO 51'
Through the un Il y tapping Of = blast at
the Cleveland. Q, rolling mills, fifty tons Of
i melted metal rushed ont in one avalanche,
fatally scalding Frank Fanta, who tapped the
blast, and Dennis Ryan, who was doing thirty
sfeet away. Both men were shockingly multi
n The paper mill known as the Northwestern
mill located at Rock M now in the hands
Of receiver, was destroyed BY fire at an early
coed $50, 600 which Is covered by $27, 900 insnr-
ance. The lessee; Nv. 7. Randall, loses $8, 900
q On stock which 4is not insured. The cause Of
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u there 4 person living Mo sysr AN 4 cssss
ssas II sssg ts aos
lBittters VIII not cutsfs
that wlI keep ier frorm sewers stacks Ss pars
alysia and adache. Pa. cswego Sun =
rs little SICILY puny baby sas chang insos
esa = psins Hep Btttsss & s aSga s5m Mor
j, No use to worry about any Iiysr Eidnsy or
I Diabetes as Hop Bifters never fails of u cure
where GU 2 is possible
III had severe stacks Of gravel and Kidney
trouble vac unable e get any 4edisins sora
They cured me 10 . short time. n 81 AIRY.
Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel
Brlghts disease, rheumati sn and n horde OF
opAot pvt1oun n4 It'll tfst,ssss WHICH crils uH3
prevented with Hop Biittters Il taken ID time.
& Ludfngton, Mich, Feb. 1919 Ihave sold
Hop Bitters for four years, and there isno medit
cine that surpasses them for billions attacks
kidney complaints and all diseases incident to-
this malarial climate. VII. RI
Monroe Mich Sept 25, 1875. slRs j have
been taking Hop Bitters for inflamnnai ion Of
kidneys and bladder, it has done for me what
four doctors failed to do cured me- The effect
Of the Bitters seemed like magic to me.
w. & GARTER
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GENTS Your Hop Bitters have been st great
value to me. y was laid up with typhoid for
over two months, and could get no relief until
!! tried your Hop Bitters: 70 those suffering
daily recommend them. j. o. SToETzKL, 68a
Fulton St Chicago, Ill .i
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Pure Cod-Livcr Oil made from selected nvers.
York 1t is absolutely pure aud sweet Patients who
have ol,co taken prefer It to all others Physicians
market. 49, ~ go 49, - ''--,. ~ -
:, Chapped Hands. Face. Pimples. and rough
SKIN cured By using JUH1pER TAR SOAR made By
CAswELI. HAZARD Co.. New York. :. = =
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sBuchu-P aiba Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases 81.
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Headache is Immediately relieved BY the use
2ui' Piso's Kennedy for Catarrk 5is
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[)I Sp il ! | | |. 6

Treat all Chronic and Nervous Diseases. Young men
who may be suffering with Weakness Nervous Debility
Dependency, Aversion to Society," kidney troubes OF
any similar diseases can here find safe and speedy
cure There are many of the age of thirty to sixty who
ore often troubled with uncomfortable symphonic ac-
companed by weakening of the system in manner the
fac that the PATIENTS system is undergoing depletion
which rapidly exhausts every vital function. There
many men who die Of this difficulty, ignorant of the
cause The doctor will guarantee cure in all such
cases and healthy restoration. Pamphlet with full
particulars sent free to any address Call on or address
DIR. sPINNEY& CO., 81 S. Third St, Minneapolis MINI
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AN TybOTE TO MALARIA.
Sold everywhere, 200. Ofdce, A Murray St.,N.Y.
5ru' IRIS MAIR DYE.

6tantly to q GLOSSY BLACK by single ap.
plication OF this DIE. sold by DrugEisfas
or sent by express on receipt OF 81. -
ONCE, ~ Murray Street, New York. 3 p &
TUFTS HkAuAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS Free.
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I Ludington, Mich, Feb. q, 1874 Thaye sold
Hop Ritters for four years, and there isno meMi
kidney complaints and all diseases incidsnt g
this malarial climate. asH- r. ALEXANDER r
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AFA1FA to ZIG BOSTON, Minneap.
M. al rolls, for Catalogue 81 clothing
OEV 81 A &. s sad Tssassas GOODS With
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pANCHEs FOR SALE Is 900 acres 1850 acres,
N near Los Angeles best fruit grain and vine land
Great bargains D.tFREEaLA n, Los Angeles, Cal.
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WANTED. AN responsible parties desiring Cores
w! pondents for amusement or matrinony send J0cs
forcopy wedding Bells /" P.O. Box 2s2s Bostm, Mazz