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SKATING RISK.-Music and special mile
race, bet. Messrs. Kidder & Morris, to-night.s
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EVERY family should have a Light Run
ming Domestic Sewing Machine. 1t does
not get out of order; does not become
noisy, because it has no cog-wheelS Ma
chimes with cogwheels become noisy Over
five hundred " Domestics in use in Sacra-
men.o. Office, sos ] street.
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Addison in his Spectator" has pleasant letter on
the Steepe Headdress illustrated above and worn in
Europe about the time of the discovery of America He
says:
The possibly building
had
had asernhlage looking
their heads clouds He
lu o
and whenever peld rabbc
lust everyone is on the qui aiae to know what
the forthcoming Spring styles in modern headdress
to be- We are placing the fashions and novelties
in stock fast they appear Meanwhile those in
need of any kind of Millinery work will find supplied
with desirable Materials and with usual excellent
facilities for doing fine work at low prices.
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ADDRESS UPON IRRIGATIoN.-William T.
Coleman, the well-known merchant of San
Francisco, will deliver lecture upon IT.
rgation i'll the Senate Chamber tonight,
commencing at half-past O'Clock. He
was to have spoken last evening but, as
the fact was not announced, and many in
terested in the subject would probably have
failed to hear him, it was thought best to
defer it as above.
LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of Joseph
O'Neil took place yesterday afternoon, and
was largely attended His remains were
laid away with military honors by Com
pany G, of the First Artillery Regiment, of
which at one time he was a member The
funeral services were conducted at ST. Rose
Church. The floral offerings were numer-
GUS and of beautiful design.
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oTATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Cont, Par
ish of Assumption.
Nicholas Victor, Arthur 2. Blaa-
chard, subrogated, Is. No. 2496,
AagustiN Sole.
SHERIEr:X OFFICE.

Thibolaux, Parisa of Lafourche. {
Take notice that acting hy virtue Of . writ
OF III Fa emapating from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and numbered
suit I nave seized and will offer for SAFE AZ
public auction pursuant to law to the Lass
and highest bidder 1T the Court House, in the
town Of Thibodaux. OF Saturday, the Goth
day OF June, 1885. between the hours Of IL
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. tho follow
ing described property tO-wit:
A certain lot Of ground situated on the low
or confines Of the town Of ThibOdaux, in said.
parish and being the northern portion of lot
No. Is ON q plan Of subdivision Of \ larger.
tract of land formerly belonging to Pierre La
sarde made and executed by j. X. Gourdain,
surveyor. ON the 10th January. 1893. said
fractional lot measuring forty five (45) feet
front on \ arrow street by the whole depth Of
said lot No. Is between parallel lines and be-
ing bounded in front or west by Narrow
street, north by q street No. 10 ON said plan,
east, or in the rear, by y street or road sepa-
rating it from property nov or formerly be-
longing to widow Henry F. Knobloch and
south BY the remainder Of said lot No. Is to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terma and conditions Of sale: cash on the.
spot, in United States treasury notes. to pay
principal, interests and costs in the above
suit.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
May 10Th, 1885. Sheriff
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Visiting Old Scenes.

C%1xclSATrJ, Ohio, May IS. '85.
FRIEND ~GILMoRE-On May 3rd l left
New Orleans in company with w. A.
Shaffer, of Terrebonne, on q visit to
Washington, D. c.. and Atlanta and
Augusta, Ca, Columbia and Winsbor
ongh. S. C. The latter is neal the
place Of Mr.. Skaters birth. We stop
ped over for several hours in search of
his old home +; finally our efforts were
crowned with success. After an alb
sence Of eighty gears, he found the place
where the old house formerly stood ;
also, the old kitchen chimney rocks re
maining. He had described to me (be
fore reaching the place. very accurate
" the spring, situated some 20 yards
from the old house, in the edge of q ra
vine :of white sand (all the other land
in the vicinity being very red clay.
We had 20 trouble in finding the place
where his mother was buried about
the year 1902. He recollected the earth
being red that the grave wa. filled with.
We visited the recorders Office, and
found his fathers transfer of the old
farm in the year 1903. From this place
we visited Washington City. Saw
President cleveland and had a good
shake of his hand. Mr.. Shaffer told the
president that he had come expressly
TO shake the hand of . democratic
President before he died. The Presi
dent told him that he had heard Of him
before through Senator Gibson.
Mr.. Shaffer left here on the 23d inst
for his home in Louisiana, much i'm
proved in health. He is now in bis
Goth year aud looks as if he would live
to be IN hundred.
Yours truly, ]. F. WOOD:
P. 81 had forgotten to mention
how the present owners of the farm
were frightened, fearing that Mr.. Shat
fer, was there for the purpose of setting
up a claim for the farm. He assured
the Old lady that soch was not the case,
and furthermore that he would not pay
tho taxes on it for it.
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2UBSCRlPTlONs
OF

i,sertion. Al. 3d.. Second insertion, IS cents
Der square. For subsequent insertions, per
sonare SO cents. Obituaries 10 cents per ,ine'
Professional and bnsi1ess cards, including
paper, will be published at the rate OF 50 cts.
per square for the first insertion, and - cents
for subsequent insertions.
Announcing candidates for office 3l0, to be
oaid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the COPY
for = specified time will be inserted till forbid
an1 payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to this pa
pet must always furnish their real names to
the Editors. We will not save or return re.
iocted manuscripts.
Allusions peronnally disparaging to any
one will never he inserted except as adver-
tisements nor then. if peculiarly objectiona-
HE
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Members Of the Grand Army of

Members Of the Grand Army of
the Republic were refused admit
tance to the cemetery 1T Milford
Mass, on decoration day by order
of a priest, but they scaled the walls
and decorated the graves. After
they retired the decorations we're
destroyed. We wonder what the
rabid radical sheets of the North.
that cannot yet speak i good wtbrd
for the South, have TO Say about
this affair. We are truly glad that
it occurred in a Northern State. 1t
it had occurred in il Southern State
hundreds Of papers would hav" her
aided the news AS an evidence
that the South is yet unrecOnstruc
ted. 1t wOnlh have been used as
political capital 10 come. 1t is o
pity for these papers that this &c
currence was not in The South.
We suggest that they send Il com
mittep ~ Massachusetts to inveStl
gate the character and life of the
priest. 1t may b.. that he was dis
tantIy related TO Southern people.
This would I've some food for them III
their hours OF ,runbl-. Warehouse
Clarion.
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The report of the Louisiana State
weather service for May 1856 gives
the average temperature for May
1885, 72.3 degrees against 1884,
1875 degrees.
High est temperatures degrees at
Delta OH the 24th against 1884, 80
degrees.
Lowest Temperature at Amite,
3rd 40 degrees greatest daily range
Amite 3rd 80 degrees. Least dai
" range, Con>hatta. 18th, ? de
grpes. Average rain fall 3 81 inch
es against 1884 s Sc inches.
Greatest dailyrainfall, Latay cite,
9th, 3 16 inches.
The average g temperature
for May was 73.9 degrees.
IL 1873 it was 7.37 in 1877, it
was 73.j. IN all other years since
1873 il was o than in 1885. Du
ring the month the river fell at
New Orleans Is feet : rose at
Shreveport, "a feet, fell ~ M"nrol.
3.5 feet j; and rose at Alexandria 8
feet.
There was hail at New Orleans
on the 3Oth
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seWhat's the Natter With You p

"Well, not much in particular.
But I'm q little ailing all over. l
don't sleep we'll, and my kidneys
are out OF order, and I can't enjoy
my meals, and I've q touch Of rheu
matism, aud once ,in a while a
twinge Of neuralgia" Now neigh
Dor, you seem to want a general
fixing up, and the thing to do it is
Browns Iron Bitters. Mr., A. J..
Pickrell, of Ennis, Texas, says, II
was . sickly man. Brown'sI Iron Bit
tiers made me healthy and strong"
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\ Queens Opinion.

4 Queens Opinion.
]. M. Queen writes from Johnston, ".
Va, that he has been sorely afflicted for
several years, but he was urg ed to try Pr
RUNA, which he did, and he now feels
that he is about over his trouble, and con.
siders it the greatest medicine in the
world. He says he has to 20 or send Z
distance Of fifteen miles to obtain Pau.
IA, but it will repay him for this.
Ellwood Shallcross, former editor OF
the Saturday Journal, Wheeling, w. Va,
says: "Gesflsases: Some time ago I
was afflicted with apain in my back in the
region Of the kidneys, and suffered con.
siderably. Having read your advertise
ment, I went to Logan & Co., Of this city,
and purchased abottle Of PERuNA, which
Itook, and it resulted in the complete 70
moval Of the pain. think I can safeiy
recommend it a. . superior panacea for
palms."
Mr.Aaron Shrefaer, Alma, Marion coun.
y, ILL.,, writes: "DR. S. B. HARTMAN 4
Co., olumbus,O O. Dear Sirs: Myself and
wife have taken three bottles of your med.
icines and received much benefit BY the
use Of them. My wife was troubled with
neuralgia, headache and weak stomach.
Her headache has not troubled her for the
last two weeks, and her stomach l. much
better. She took only PERunA. used
both medicines, and my general health b
% much improved that I feel like q new
= My stomach Is very mach hettes.
and The 1AxAIIx keeps my bowels I'll
right. We intend to keep taking tfsemed.
iciDes until We are permanently cured.
Evans +. Jones, Prospect, Marion Co..
O., says: After having taken medicine
from different physicians Of this place
without any relief, I was induced 70 IN
your PERuNA, which I purchased Of Cook
Bros, druggists, Of this place, and afees
using some six bottles Of the same, I feel
very much benefited. Am sure il vim
finally work an entire cure"
IT,. Ewing, Cattletsburg, Ky, writes:
In the early part Of last winter I con-
tracted Z severe cold, attended with Z bad
cough; then, being exposed during late
aood, added to my disability. have
taken your PERUNA with good results.
Ny cough has entirely lef, soreness 4
gone, and am increasing in flesh.
Thomas Bradford, ga Western Ave.
nue., Allegheny City, Pa, writes: II have
had liver complaint for three years: I
thought ! would have TO quit work: I have
taken two bottles Of your PERU1A, and
em we'll"
S. Wolf & Son, Wilmot, Ohio, write ,
We handle your goods, and they give
good satisfaction"
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HOTEL Walls.
For the week ending June 10. 1885.

STRANGERS ROTEL.-D. Rohichaux.
Mrs. Breaux, Miss A. Robichxux, Lovencie.
Himel. George Dionne. Lafourche 5. l..
Levy, Walter H. Mc.rs, J. Lapene, Judge Ray,
John Brunette, Chas w; Barrierre and ser
want, f.. +. Henderson. Harry Beck, H. z.
want. MirslEllx Kavcie, Misa Marie Savoie, A.
sumption L. NJ. Gray. Donaldsonville ].
F.ndal ligsrville; Pat MeMorrey, Terrs,
honpe,
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Johnny Baptiste was nodding
over the society news in the Plea
yMne last Sunday.
He read that Miss Brown had
had a birthday party on her TWEEN
IT, first birthday.
Johnny shook his beau missing
" and said:
"Well, l wonder how old Miss
Brown was on her twenty first
birthday !"
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We had u pleasant call from Mr.
Gray of the Ascension Democrat on
Thursday. MI. Gray is an able
and experienced Editor and keeps
the A. D. at the head of the coun
try press in Louisiana.
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Mr.. r. Powell, sheriff of East
Carroll Parish has left for parts Tn
known. and Edgar Mouton sheriff
of Lafayette Parish has died.
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NOTICE..

win not pay any debts contracted by my
wife. >. MAhIINEL.
may-3O-lm.
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A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daily of Tunkhannock,
Pa. was afflicted for six wears with
Asthma and Bronchitis, during which
time the best physicians could give no
relief. Her life was ~despaired OF, until
in last October she procured a BOTTLE Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery. when i'm
mediate relief was felt, and by confirm
ing it's use for a short time she was com
pletely cured, gaining in flesh so lbs.
in a few months. Free Trial Bottles
of this certain cure of all Throat and
Lung diseases at Thib0daux Drug
Store. Large Bottles $l.OO.
The reelection OF Senator Blair
to the Senate Of the United States
from New Hampshire, has two good
features.
First, it settles William E. Chand
Ter, the corrupt secretary of the Ma
W under the Republican Admins
tration, and returns him to private
lite.
Second, It insures a strong, ear
nest and powerful advocate Of the
educational Bill now pending he
fore congress, that some of the
Southern Bourbon Democracy were
so short sighted, or ~senseless as TO
oppose.
As a Republican Senator had to
be sent from New Hampshire.no bet
ter man than Senator Blair could
have been chosen.
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General Grant has been removed
into the mountains near Saratoga
New York. Indications foretell
that his death may be reported at
any time.
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Call 1T Dan. .rrm e. Bmrgsn:s' Drug
Store for Creole Female Tonic, woman.
best friend.
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Hereafter Boutte, on the Morgan
Railroad will be a flag station.
The reason assigned is that cars
switched of at Boutte are broken
into and have their contents stolen.
Thieves when caught and tried,
in that Parish seldom receive pun
iShment.
Hence, the opportunity to rob
the cars will be removed until St.
Charles Parish Jurors grow more
honest.
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French Language in Louisiana, by
Hon. Charles Gayarre.

rIcncu Language III Louisiana, by
Hon. Charles Gayarre.
Mr.. Gayarre says in his letter
II find that the circumstances in
which | am placed will hardly Ter
NIT me to comply with the requisite x
pressed in yonr letter. will how
ever, keep it in mind, and should it
be possible for me to have sufficient
leisure, I may send you some con
tribution bearing oh the subject
you have in view"
1t is with some hesitation, there
fore, that l place the name Of this
distinguished gentleman In the list
OF those who have accepted.
The press throughout the State
will confer a favor by copying this
list, and my friends by advising me
of any errors or omissions which
they may discover.
l am, Mr.. Editor, very respect
fully,
Your obe,lient servant,
w. 81. GoODALR,
Secretary Of the Committee.
- Nno~
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Creole Female Tonic has made robust
wives and mothers of confirmed invalids
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Monroe Meeting.

To Editor Capitolian-Advocate
Dear Sir-Sometime in April l
Published in your paper a partial
list of subjects and of the speakers
who had then accepted 60 read es
says or deliver addresses at the
meeting OF the Louisiana Education
al Association, to be held in Mon
roe, commencing August 10, and
continuing as long as may be de
termined by the Association.
The following LISTS more complete
than the Que then published and
indicates that the meeting will be
one of unexampled interest :
LIST OF SPEAKERS AND TOPICS.
Esthetic Element in Education,
by Rev. Z. B. Galloway, d. D.
Summer Normals, by Prot. E. E.
Grace.
Necessity Of Normal Instruction,
by DR.. E. E. Sheib.
Co education Of Sexes, by Prof.
G. w. Hutson.
School Organization, by hon.
VIM. O.. Rogers.
Study Of National History: by
Prof. Geo. ID. Alexander.
Female Education, by Hon. A.
A. Gunby.
Best System ;of Raising Money
for Support of Public Schools, BY
Hon. Louis Bush.
Influence of Literature upon the
Public School System in America,
by Col. WIN. Preston Johnston.
Newspapers ~ an Educational
Factor, by Gen. Leon J%astremski.
The School as II Social Factor, by
Hon. Clay Knobloch.
Latiu and Greek, by Hon. VIM.
A. Seay.
Common School Work, by Prof
Jos. E. Johnston.
The Modern Drift of Education,
by DR.. r. S. A. Adams.
Kindergartens, by Mrs. G. F.
Seaman.
Popular Education the Support
of Free Institutions, by Hon. John
Clegg.
Necessity of Education to the
State, by Hon. Warren Easton.
Educational valne OF discipline,
by Col. D. F. Boyd.
Cooperative Effort in the Cause
of Education, by Prof. A. e. Cal
houn,
Liberalizing Effects of Education.
by j. w. Nicholson.
The Teacher, by Mrs. s. E. Fay.
Physiology and Hygiene in Pub
lie Schools, by DR.. S. E. Chaille.
Educational Value of Worlds
Centennial Cotton Exposition, by
Major E. A. Burke.
Address of Welcome, by Hon.
Lewis u. Allen.
Poem, by Mrs. M: q. Williams.
The Ideal School, by Mrs. T. S.
Singing in the Public Schools. by
Prof. w. g. Fsiley.
Scientific Temperance in Com
mon Schools, by Mrs. Mary Read
4.
Education of the colored race, its
Importance, its methods, its limita.
lions, by Rev. c. G. Andrews, d.
Literature in Education, by W.
Jack.
The Influence of the Ecole Poll
technique upon Science and Educa
ton, by r. 8. McCulloch, LII. D.
This paper has already been hand
ed in, and is, as might be anticipa
ted by those acquainted with its
accomplished author, OF very uno
suai interest.
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IT YOU wish to purchase Il gOot
FAMILY cheap stove, call at Il. r
McBrid-'s store Depot.
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Prince Frederick Charles Of
Prussia died on June 16 inst. of pc
ralyGs, of which he had two at
tacks.
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Meteorological Record.

dreamed . dream the other night,
When nothing could be seen
/ dreamed the best of druggists had.
A peerless liver bean.
Next morning at the break efday.!
l ross with an aching spleen ;
But soon got cured of raging pain.
BY taking Smiths Bile Beans.
Price, two bits per bottle.
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Wives and mothers should not fail tt
try Creole Female Tonic.
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Hundreds Of lives have been saved by
the timely use Of Creole Female Tonic,
which is the greatest remedy known for
all womb troubles and female diseases.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-07-17
simpson Park AsNOctEtioia.

,,prsrant IA ,a;orr,noa,t 4l,o ~,
,,na1 n,eat;,a oe ssao,.ha11ana 9 en-,
.,a l,,,.,. 80 !, ~ saara+,,,,,. aniaa
on ,,,o .,,ar,d - t,,roa a.ol,o,-
III no,,,f &c III o;t;,ana af ii,
SION. NV. Mr.. I. ! Stevenson pre.
s.nta tta a.soci,tin, Win +ne 1ae1 |
ii ,..r.,.a, l,a.,. ,oa,.s4;na t,,a+
r,mnt nf ,,,v No ,,,.,nt.a 20 ,l,a c,ty
~ t3,u ,r,,,n3 l,n,,.n - 1,le Stra.t
!. hara tba y.,,a !. ,.i1 o,t -, tho nal.
a, ,,o,ian ,ha oas,,aa,+ ,,,s n,a
or.J ..,.,,.4a3 .aa NJ st.rn,.ar rof.r
Cd tntha solicitor of the assorjatjop
.D. n. Fountain, Esq, for the ueces-
sarv papers.
Noyed and carried that notes CIV
en fy citizens Vi Big stone City to the
committee an nnrrhase Of rounds,
iii. i. a..ased .e, he received H. tno
$, g,,',,a,, :. : 49, at 49,. sala
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BOATS !! BOATS

Parties wishing boats built or repsiro& e1p
leave orders Al my shop AZ the ;n"' q t"f1 4
avenue. Ii. NJ. NtLtcA,
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THAT HACKING G0UG II can he 50 quick
ly cured by ,hiIoh cure, We guarantee 1t.
For sale at Freeborn Mc6lvertu 5.
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a. oln.EAsuIasEn inEA.

TIE old fashioned idea that one
should nsyeT enter q sick rourn With sn
empty stomach IL q true ono. Tie gas
trio juice Is nct seeFeted In an empty
stomach. 1t Is enly when food IL taken
into the stomach and digestion eou-
msnees that gastric juice is present. All
germs are killed in coming in contact
wish healthy gastric isice; therefore a
full stomach fortities one against con-
tracing contagious diseases. De ha-
ven's Dyspepsia Cure ID especially
adapted 70 act upon the digestive juices
of the system and keeps them IN pare
and natural condition. In this manner
il ensures proper digestion snd assimil
alton of tine food. IL never fails to ef-
feet cure IN the most obstinate cases
OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Fla,ulency
aud siekheadsehe. Sample bottles free
at A. b. srKwAKI's drug store.
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a seSsiDERATE aKSIAL

Sam Mslkup, although IN aftioens or
e1ms.ancss, n one Of the most shaboily
oressad men IN Austin his solored
body servant. Ion, On the other hand
dresses like dude. One day Mr. Walk
~ said o Ten.
IL must cost you & great deal fer
clothes You are always dressed ia the
hight Of the fashion"
Yes. sab, it does cost I1e right smart,
bus ] does 1t, sab, entirely on your &C.
count"
On my account
Yes, sab; ef was g. dress as shah
by a. sou do nsbody would bah the
slightest respec' for you, sab
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REMOVAL.

UyHE SEATTLE HARDWARE COM
A Eaay, snccessors Il Ballard 4 Snx.
herebT announce the reHsyAl Of their
store and stock to the 9t01e b iek bal a
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have . more eiHxAat place ~ h1sinasa
bat cns several times tArzsr. tncladSnf
i've eatire noors. IN theEr asW quarters
the Conpkny fntena ksevsnz . lArx r
seek and dGlt < Q better kasesesz. Gnd
theg hrpe TO merit and ferelve . consinn-
anee nf the zeBeru1s p4fsuE&xe hereto.
fore hem1aue4 pea The eyU
THE SEtTTLE HARDWARE CO.
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