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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-06-20
Rules to Preserve the Eyesight.

Avoid all sudden changes between
light and darkness.
Never begin to read, write or sew for
several minutes after coming from dark
ness to bright light.
Never read by twilight, or moonlight,
or on cloudy days.
Never read or sew directly in front
of the light, window or door.
1t is best to let the light fall from
above obliquely, over the left shoulder.
Never sleep SO that, on first awaken
ing, the eyes shall open on the light OF
a window.
Do not use the eyesight by light so
scant that it requires an effort to dis
criminate.
The moment you are instinctively
prompted to rub your eyes, that mo-
ment stop using them.
If the eyelids are glued together on
waking up, do not forcibly open them,
but apply saliva with the fnger-it is
the speediest dilutant in the world, then
wash you eyes and face in warm water.
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B~ Every young man has fortune
in the fact of his youth. The energy
of youth is unbluuted by defeat or worn
by hope deferred. With age one be-
comes more conservative and looks at
as impossible what a younger person
would endeavor to accomplish, in many
cases with success. The effort, even
if there be failure, is grand success.
Self-confdence or self fconceit, if you
wish to call it so, is grand thing.
A young mans fortune is not to be
found in inherited wealth or social po-
sition. Every man is the arbiter of his
own fortune. Gracious manners or
business habits are good things to cul-
tivate, but are not all. Will-power is
the young mans fortune. 1t is the
essence of the man. A young man
with only little will-power is foregone
failure. 1t should be cultivated. &C.
MUS is the gift of God and should not
cause pride, but an honest pursuit OF
duties is an exhibition of will-power
and is something to be proud of. Well
directed, educated will-power is what
a young man needs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-06-20

s@-Wickedness may prosper for a
while, but at the long run he that sets
all knaves at work will pay them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-06-20

a Cause for Rejoicing Among the Weak and
Debilit0ted.
A PUBLIC WANT FILLED AT LAST!
SCHROEDER,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-03
Nntnrnl 90. panlages.

In the way of natural gas explosion
there is cline up line and precept upon
precept.p Where there has been an ex
plosion there has been first leak. The
pipes have been laid hastily and carlessly
perhaps with comparative cheapness, the
main thought being at the least expense
and in the shortest time to get tue gas
from the wells to the consumer, The
idea of safety on.the one hand and danger
on the other was not torcibly suggested
until the gas broke loose and wrought
havoc.
Pittsburgh has had enough rough re-
minders OF the danger to move her to &c
ton, and now the law Is to be appealedto
for protection for the future and damages
for the past. II the negligence OF the gas
company can be made as clear to iary as
Is seems to be to the Pittsburgh people,
the company will be made to pay heavily,
though there is no compensation 1t can
make for permanent disabilities and
LOST lives. One rousing verdict
would teach transporters OF gas a
lesson they would heed. Without
waiting for the issue o damage suits, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-03
nn ,gnnt. ~ Do nn Aneel.

RdHras GU Journal.
Following Is the biography Of . 10 year
old youngster Of this city's public school,
FisstG when and where were yo'sborn2
of what descent2
second-Where have you lived z =. =.
Third-How have you spent yonr life :
Fourth-What remarkable things have
happened TO your
Fifth-What shouldyou like tobecome?
III was born in Kansas City, jackson
county, Mo-, West Central States, Y: 8.
A.; Western Hemisphere; on Tuesday,
January IS, 1873.
,Ianl English descent. 1 have lived In
Kansas City all my lie.
"Once tumbled down o vel, and was
tished out with q clothes line. lfell down
steps two or three times, and mashed my
fingers once when / was little kid. l
pot In some Jam that had cayenne pepper
In It, and 1t made me dance like q wet
het on hot brick.
~ want to become IN angel"
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gr,tstes Sale.

TTTnTFcNt,Inc CAfta an ~
shpsiEEo SALE VI NALthLl..
y. kisAL ftIATk AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
BY virtue Of the authority vested In him 81 =
deed o. trust made ~ gnafss Lpdewig aud RlIse
LudeWlg, bis vile, 70 John W. schnlt1e, dated Ilh
81 the County court oi uhto county West Viz
4inla, u DECD ot ltul hqnk 20. p, folio 8 IN
ntd VII toctsy 70 te4l at public auction
2 me hihsst aud 5est at me ifont door d
The Court house o. ONO county, IL the City q
MheeunH, West VlIRih ~ en aAIghDAi, the 2th
day o. teDtuatyI a; ", leo9, commencing n 10
0clogk a ", ny ny, eecLlpeu real estate
al si,,ys, gu sna SsinS p9nss y parcel Of
On Iie nlaP y tne VI the
Josehn SAilMsll tslAIg Auu A1uluons lheretrOm 70
the Slty q Mnsenlii N tle county o. Ohio, State
Of west NlfRlnlA hnu Known ~ tne south half Oh
lot No. ~ sixfy.thfSe, In said addition 70 sad
city, togetnet Mltn ~ w iniptoVemeniS situate
tneteoh hnu tleIeuutfy salo hall lDl q
lfonlihE on tIe Msst 11 ny 81 AeVooch street. COT,
ner OF McNo!lVSn Anu L,nlllletn htIeeNt being tie
SAme properly s heSsIo wv, conveyed 70 the aid
Lnuewig py aseH ny aaIe ~, De- ls
tnaue hilu Y S 3: ~ Ionn l.. Hobbs
eAecuIotA OF ~ @ and JAMES
v. MAf stun NV III 9tg l nN Vile, and Of
record "a tee S;sF sI g pase 2! Vas9 county ~ Va
pseet ,,ostt sit,s.o w.. hnsI Wy following
pefsonh nu y, pSiHg ~ The house
on the hp1oVe a. E IIni. WIG same 10 W
tess and sSeSas soais NO snow enSs ma
~ ens n,s hHiI Sarso ssiE ~ vne Iot bak.
ing cam "" Lsrte. and haxc@ St nTuSnA a
M, mr. o,n SnrS eS az ,yt and
~ The aid ChaFleS IiidP.iv sesTSSin I tu ha'
Ne y, w ~ tya doII Ior him.
~ " ~ r. " WV uVs a. guar
aitSSeu ~ v. Nv 1.n.Il0 .,.1 .,,d ,,o.,o,.,
y, iohr cSnit, ,,,'t property
w sss ts 9th Of iaxes due lie Civ al se,Tge
Nv ~ IN ~ nSnss ntirnsJn ~ sCCon,
~ .iis 500 J,,cI,ISinV INA Ho,nt ~ sAecut1n
,.,,s,ec mia ~ CHARLIE Tito ihe nm, W 70 Tie
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70 E,litor's Paradise.

A paragraph going the rounds tells that
Canton, China, with population Off mil
lion and a half has no newspaper. This,
then, istlle editor'sparadise, appropriately
located in the Flowery Kingdom. Among
those million and half Celestials are
wealth and povery, culture and boorisl-
ness, learning and ignorance, virtue and
vice-cverything TO employ the journal
istic activities and engage the editorial
mind.
There are follies TO be shot as they fly,
abuses to be denounced, wrongs to be
righted, policies to be denounced or COM
mended, regulations to unmakc andprais.
es to be sounded through the ink-horniof
tame. 1t is well understood fact that
the true journalist does not write for the
mere and poor sake Of seeing himself in
print, nor for fame nor yet for the lucre
that shines at MONDAY; but Ills delight is
in the chronicllng Of events past and sup
supposed to be past, and the discussion
thereof, and on these themes doth he
mediate day and night.
Established in Canton, with the life
OF million and a half Of picturesque peo-
pie daily spread before him as a panora-
mp, the editor could devote himself to
study, to writing and to editing with none
Of the drawbacks which beset the common
man Of his calling. 1t would be nothing
to him that he was writing and editing for
the waste-basket or the pigeon'hole.
No frenzied mandarin Of the three pink
buttons and the yellow jacket would rush
upstairs and plunge madly into the editor
ial sanctum with his iayorite morning
paper in one hand and bludgeon in the
other. lie might be asked to give his
money, but never his whole paper to q
good cause,p for having no paper he
would not be expected to "open its col
umns." lie wouldn't be drawn into ward
politics, for they haven't any in China.
lie could tear ont q new play and make
game of the tragedy star with no fear that
the manager would call around and
threaten him with utter ruin by the with
drawal OF lis advertisement.
His rcvel would be in the society col
umn, where perhaps for the first time in
his life he could tell the truth about the
beauty OF the women and the gallantry of
tho men, about the ball, the picnic and
the JOSS house festival. Living on air, as
all editors do, having no persistent credi-
tors as some editors have, the life Of the
editor OF the Canton newspaper which
never appears would be Pelion on ossa OF
halcyon days and joyous nights. 1t is an
opening OF rare promise.
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IookIpe to The oniess.

Whether President Cleveland Is or is
mt disposed to regard Civil Service re-
form as a "barren ideality," it is clear
that the "practical" politicians Of his
party intend that in this regard at least
he shall have all the leeway the law al
lows. Democrats in Congress are unwill'
inc to advance on the line Of Civil Ser
Vice reform. This is made clear by the
report Of the House Civil Service Reform
Committee on the bill to prohibit the re
moyol from the Civil Service, except fol
special causes, Of any honorably dis
charged soldier, sailor or marine, hii
widow or dependent relative.
The argument Of the committee shows y.
where the trouble lies and what Is. Tt
state the case plainly, about 1000 en-
ployees are supposed 10 be already undei
tho protection OF the PendIeton Civil Ser
vice act. The practical politicians Of the
Democratic party have not disguised the
disr,,st which this law has bred in theii
manly bosoms. They are hoping that the
President may be willing to find a way
ont of this little difficulty. Atall events
thew arc determined to throw no more
obstacles in his path if he shall desire tc
open to the expectants of his party the
whole Promised Land withall the tullnest
thereof.
The general policy Of tho President
elect with regard to the Civil Service Is
not 10 be forctold from any utterance d
his. whether in his letter OF acceptance
Ills so.called Civil Service letter OF recent
date, or any other communication no has
seen lit to make. The Mugwumps are
satisfied that he will cut of the heads o.
all offensive pattisans," replace them
with a liberal quota Of Mugwumps, and
then proceed on the line OF their kind o.
Civil Service reform. Tho politicians o.
the Democratic party are satisfied that
Cleveland was through with the Mug
wnmps after they helped to elect him
Nobody knows what is going to happen
but "the party" meanwhile doesn't mean
to lot slip anything Of substantial value.
Soldier, sailor or marine, horse marine
or mule.whscker-it is all the SAME
"onensive partisans" must get out Of the
way; and in The Democratic lexicon all
Republicans arc offensive partisans." Il
President Cleveland shall accept this def
nation he may have easy sailing with his
PARTY; II not we shall hear the hurricane
70 n. The intimation is early and unmis,
taxable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-03
Gn,,,,nissto,,er,s salc.
1oSlMIssIoNER's SALE OF yALU.

-
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU.
State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. In the Cir
cult Court for said county.
@ p. Brown, Administrator Of thel
estate Of Philip MetZncr, Dc
ceased, III Ghanee1
Matilda Metzner aud Others.
BY virtue Of decree Of said Court In Tho alovu
cause entered In Part ], OH the ID day Of lanu,Iy
1885, the undersigned, appointed a Special Con-.
missioner for tho purpose will sell at public alc
lion al The front door Of the Court Bousc u nd
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 2Slh DAY OF FEBRuARY, lsS
commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, tho following nal
estate:
an tina. portion q The lots Hnrabsrea 4 anil
John Eotf and William Chapltne, situate Ia Tie
Fifth ward OF said city, on which Il situated the
dwelling house used and occupied by Philip heL
uer at the time OF his DEATH which portion fronts
on Main street twenty-five leetand extends back 70
the alley IN the rear Of said lot one hundred and
Giso, The twenty two feet In front OF the north.
ern side Of the south half Ol the lot numbered one
hundred and thirty:thrce Of the addition To- ihe
City OF Wheeling laid ont BY John Eofand William
ChGpline, Of the uniform Width Of SAil tr! " Tie
rear OF said lot, In the Nth wand, and on the cat
Eldo Of the Market BquAre, III what Is known Il
Ccntfe Wheeling In said city.
Also, the north half Of lot number seventytEo
on The east side OF Main street, between Twenty
second and Twenty.third streets, III the adtltna
laId out by John Eod aud William GhRritn0 70 tde
CITY OF Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Virginia.
Said pieces OF property will DO sold separately.
TERMS or SAIE-onc, third Of the puFcllaic money
and US much moro us tie purchaser shall eeci u
pay In cash OH the day Of sale, the balance IN Two
equal instalments at one aud Two yean IRON the
day OF sale tho purchaser 10 give notes bearing 10
tefcsl with security approved by the ComnlSionsf,
w. '-S NstS''sS' re- WI. ". CowDEN,
Special Commissioner.
W. Il. HAl1En, Auctioneet.
horebv certify that ", ], ". c0wden, the speclA!
commit sloner appointed by the Circuit Cur q
Ohio county In tic above entitled cause, h3s ylyta
bond therein In the penalty Of slU Wy, eondltoam
according 10 law. JOHN W. MtTClthLL,
Jas Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County. w. W
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Kdlllas GU IIHo'.
A very esteemed contemporary, the St
Joseph Leader, observes that ut Is relat.
ed Of Cirsor that when he had conquered
the whole world he wept because there
were no NOR, worlds to conquer, and 50
IL is with st. Joseph politicians" An
error so grave should not go unchided
Cesar was little sensitive about the man.
nerof spelling his name. Cesar did moi
conquer the whole world. 1t was moi
Caesar who wept because there were nc
more worlds to conquer Alexander &C.
complished that lachrymose feat. The
Leader should stick to cotemporaneous
examples. All nature feels the wound
when Buchanan county man tackles the
classics ts
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assie,,ce's Sale.
!, ss1GNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

z N
IN REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF the authority vested In him b
deed OF assignment made by Samuel IAtten, "
and Annie L, IItten, his wife, TO Charles l. smith
dated September II, 1884, and recorded In the olEs
OF tho Clerk Of the County Court Of ono C9agiIt
West Virginia, In Decd Book No. 40, a. page Il, tls
undersigned will proceed 10 sell o. pnpllc AlcuOa
10 the highest and best bidder, NJ The itgDt doG
the Court House Of Ohio county, In Tie Cly o
Wheeling, w. Va, on
WEDNESDAY, tho 4th day Of FEBRUARY, lS'A
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n. the fotfowtag ds
fcribed real estate, that Is 10 Say certain pien@
parcel OF ground situate IN the CITY y WhstNas
county oi Ohio, and State OF West Virginia, US
Scribed and bounded as follows, to.wit; IWety,a.N
feet Us fl Of the west ends oil los my
(60, tifty.nIne lt9) and ilty:Cight CHsl ~ !Ost1
Caldwell Addition 70 the Gity q Nhse!lhg ~ ~
In the Sixth ward 81 said city; beginning ~ ". III
running IN southerly direction with INC wS7I VI
Of lots numbered sixty lG0) hity'nine W. ~
fiity.cight (6S), one hundred 400 ieet TO NhIE
thence ut right angles with said line N on eNell
direction twenty i've (2l feet; thence In ngrlle
~ direction one hundred 200 feet, H0tt o. "a
Twcuty.sixth street; thence In westerly lsIecu"4
with the line OF said street 10 the beginning.
TERMS OF sALiE-Q nethird Of the putiASS
money, aud as much more ~ the pntch0e ~ ~ X.
elect 70 pay, cash In hand on day Of Slic anu ~
residue Their OF in two equal instAllncnt, q ~
and twelve months from day Of sale; tne puleblF
TO give his notes for the deferred llStAllnenp ~
TO secure tho samo by deed Of trust upon w
f'Vp'ts 'O' CHARLES r. SMITH, Assignee
W. II. HkLLRR, AnctiOneef. ISs
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nnIl hamilton.

.Lelrlii0irl Journal
In person, Miss Dodge is quite tail, with
n very good figure, but not q very pretty
face. In repose she has rather o rigid
look; but when in conversation her face
lights up with IN intelligent smile that Is
pleasing and inviting. She is usually very
laxative and iamilin, aud when an idea
strikes her she seems to hesitate q moment
and squint her eyes slightly, as II com;
pressing the thought into the brieiest and
choicest language. Some ladies call her
''queer." She Is no more so than Q mid.
dle.aged lady OF literary turn OF mind
ought to DO 70 give her individuality.
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Pnilippi, January 81, 1885.
A New Kind Of Dog.

lttroh Ere Pres,
A Withholding man who resembled one
who had wrestfed with misfortune in a
catch-as.catcl.can hold and been thrown
in the contest, went into Woodward
avenue bird store the other day and APP
preached the atfable proprietor.
Look here" he said, "may i take You
apart for q moment?"
Certainly replied the man Of animals,
''if you can put me together again."
swell, here's letter from my vile
say, come out and have something"
They went and had something; when
they came back the wild looking man re-
sumed tho letter. "She writes me-" he
continued, "to get her white canvass
back dog in cross-"
"Now you 60" said the bird man
severely. Business is business, and I've
no time to fool away"
He sat down on tho curbstone to rest.
He was still reading the letter when a
sympathetic lady stopped TO look ut him:
"Poor man, are you ill?" she asked
kindly.
Heaven bless you, madam; read that
letter. II You can and will l am u saved
man."
The lady took the letter as II she were
humoring the within Of a lanatic, and I'm
it over.
at is easy enough to read" she said.
"Your wife, who seems TO be an excellent
woman, wishes you to buy her awhile
dog In cross.stich, stamped on canvas
splasher, with crewels 10 finish It, and
send by express at once. I'm sure there's
nothing about 1t that isn't plain enough"
"Thank you ma'am, III never forget
your kindness. Where did you say the
cross.stiched dog on canvass could be
found2'
lady walked away, remarting soto voce:
"Of all stupids men are stupidest. Not
to know what cross-stich isp
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IN rcel a. well.n

81 want to thank you for telling me Of
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, I" writes
a lady TO her friend. "For long time l
was untit To attend to the work Of my
household. / kept about, but ! felt
thoronrhly miserable. / had terrible
baokaehes and bearing.down sensations
asross me. and was quite weak and dis
conraged. / sent and got some OF the
medicine after receiving your letter, and
Il has cured me. / hardly know myself.
I feel so we'll"
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DIED,

TuoNPsoN-on Monday, February 2, 1886, a.
las 4. NJ at Ills residence, No. III Thirty.thlrd
street, u, TnoArsoE, ia tie C6th year "f his age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 1iS Thirty third street, GiIs afternoon at 2
O'CLOCK. Intermcnt at Peninsula Cemetery. Friends
Of the family arc respectfully invited to attend.
{ .HoPKTNs-on Monday morning. February 2,
1855 Ms IIANSAIL L. HOPKINS, In the 10Th Year Of
her age,
Funeral services at the residence OF Dr. 7. H.
Logan Tuesday afternoon at q o'clock. Intetment
private at Washington, Pa, Wednesday morning.
HoLLLDAY--At steubenville, Ohio, Sunday,
February l. 1885, al o'clock T. NJ, LzzE, daughter
Of Thomas j. and Evira Holiday, In The 18th year
OF her age.
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us' anu SouH'' '. e JOHN W. MITCHELL,
"A copy tests: Clerk Circuit Court.

~ JVH. vs. III toRIK4ta1'i S's' y. 2. w
The nonresident defendants named in the above
oFler 81 publication will nEe notice thnt tho depo
nj The oHiCe OF Wm. II. Hearne, No. 13lS Mar:
Rei street, In the City OF Wheeling. and state Of
West Virginia, on the 10th day OF March, A. D.
1856. between the hours Of O'clock A. y. and
O'clock r ", 70 DO read In evidence In the cause
named In the above order Of publication on part OF
the plaintiffs Aid II, from any cause the taking
Of tic said dispositions shall not be commenced,
ihat dsy. the taking Of the same will be dIourued
from time 10 time until the same shall have been
completed. WA. II. HEARSE,
inh2yrn Attorney for the PlAintiK.
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local government eau protect tsspeople
byproyislons not unreasonable and which
onaht 10 have been declared before pipe
WIS allowed to he laid.
II we have the good fortune 70 have ma
tural sas brought to Wheeling, stipnlahona
for the public welfare must be made at the
beginning. 1t may at first cost little
more to do the work well, but the best Is
cheapest in the end. ~
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CERTAIN druggists begin to complain
that the only cough remedy they can now
sell is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
This goes to prove that intelligent people
are determined to get the best cure Tor
coughs, colds and consumption, and will
not take substitute. p&w
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House property in Paris to the value Of
over 100000 Is untenanted; in ether
words, one.sixteenth part OF the capital
invested in houses lies idle,
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|YARD OF THANls-THE COMMIT
W TIRE OF Arrangements 81 tho Womeil's Union
Mn 4 Handlan for tic use OF tlIvir beautiful Eap'
tol Rink OH Friday evening last; TO Nj. D. HRr'
rson aud hiSyery efficient committeeo Of floor man
ayers aud uShers and othcis who assisted; 70 inc
door; 10 MIR. Fred BaumeT: and last, but not least
10 The beautifully Gostumed lady md gentlemen
skatnrs iinha TnE COMMLITEE. :
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cHtLDRgN's SONGS AND HOW TO SING THEM.
The newest book for Common Schools. By W. L.
TofallHG In two edltionG The School HdItlon
nas E9Ge H TY1, co., ny. o. PcI
compartments. and costs Is els. - good songs
for singers OF all ages, .',f =.
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G. Z. REYNoLDs. Maaaget it2s
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.

HoNG GREET1EG.-Thc newest book for High
Schools Academies and ScminnriGs. ~ Part.
songs Of the highest character, both Ia w0risaHd
music, exercises and Solieggios. BY L. o. Emer-
son. lets, 50 per doz.
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Other well.known and very successful books for
nigh schools are; Welcome Chorus, W. s. Tilden;
High sehool Choir, Emerson 4 ilden, and Laurel
books, 81, or 80 per dog, Also High school Book Of
Song Ernst Leslie, IS Gts or 50 per do1 and Public
School ymnal by Irving Emerson, 10 cts, or 8 90
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Other very popular School Song Books are: Emcr
sons Bong Bells, and Perkins Golden ROBIN and