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stand Of he fila ilrm Of il. Z. McCniongh i Co,
situate Ia the vllBge Of J0lyLOWn, Greene county,
Pa, which Is eight miles from lurtOn's station,
q y L. X. The property COnBlSLt Of q large tSo
story Frame Store House III excellent condition
ware. houses, OOinCrlbs, stable and large l1L 4
large aud prosperous buBIntH has been COndlnd
by tho late firm and thelr predecessors for hiuAo
Year,, tho death Of Patrick Mccullough. iehlH
member OF the film, lleceISltAiing tho closing Up
Of the business. The lO alton IL one u TIT bal 10
the county and an excellent opportunity y
offered, will sell cheap, For tOrms A. lDlof'
nation address Il. y MCCULLOUGH,
jell Pittsburgh n.
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PARSONS has reduced the price of his
superior photographs, but quality re-
mains the same.
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Genuine calf, dongola top, silk fitted,
solid leather, q shoe that We can warrant,
at the cash store Of
]. W. AMcK's,
lib Main street.
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alrmaltled and ulo pan.Handle ooree.
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IN justice 10 my patrons hare reduced
tho price Of photographs, but the quail.
lily remains superior. PARSONS
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FoR a pure, wholesome and delicious
drink use Ohio Valley Rio Coffee.
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TELEPHONE your grocer to send you a
pound Of Ohio Valley Rio ColIee.
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ST. JOsNpn,s ACADEMY.
The Anbual ClosIHg EkeEoiaes Lat Even

The Anbual OloslHg EKorCises Lat Even
Ing.
The annual commencement and dis
tribution Of premiums at the Academy Of
st. Joseph, conducted by the Sisters Of st.
Joseph, In this city, took place last even.
ing at the large hall OF ST. Joseph's Con.
vent, on EoT atreet. In spite Of the bad
weather, the hall was crowded as usual
with the parents and friends Of the pupils.
The exercises consisted Of musical and
literary performances by the pupils, and
these we're all OF such meritorious order
as TO reflect the highest credit alike on
the pupils and their teachers.
The distribution Of premiums and con.
ferring Of honors In the different classes
followed, and not the least pleasing feature
OF the evening was the proud and happy
faces OF the fortunate pupils, and their
ladylike bearing, az they advanced to re.
CeiVe the rewards. The affair must have
been source Of the liveliest qualification
to the friends Of the school no less than to
liz devoted conductors,
Following Is the
fhDuhAhAEi
March and Chorus Aus Titus Mozart
lst PlAuO-Mary Murphy aud Ella Ankle.
"a plauO Maggie Lotus and Lizzie Kuglen,
ChOruS-"The Blue Birds Rong .........,........"-
Little GltB.
ReCltatlon-"Do ROses'' .....,............-
Miss Josephine Fladlng.
Plano Trio-(2 Planosl kOudO,u Toy. co.,. Ruulmel
ltt PlHnO-sLyle Il ester and LOttlO WAltefhOuSe
"a PlAnO-Mi.s Mary AfkIe.
Vocal solo -"uOOd Bye" ,Tost
Miss Anna Welly.
Piano 6oO-"Two LArkS' teshetiSLy
Miss Eta ] lttmann.
RCCitatlOn-"Wtgck Of the lltspetuS," ."........--
Miss Mary Carry,
Chorus" Our boat lidetli NOby AlOng, . Kuchen
The Class.
Plano Quattette-"Fest Overture, .,...,. Letilner
Isl PlanI-M lsS Mary Murphy aud Nina BOSley.
III ila4O-MlSs Ella Ankle and Katie HallSy
Vocal sUO-"O DOu Fat Verdi
Miss Kate Flood
ReCtAtlOu-"MOnaBw Waters,
hiss Lizzie KuRltn,
Plano Solo," ROndO CApfi(CiO'A," .... Menlel8Ohn
Miss Nina HOsleyI
Distribution Of Premiums.
Chorus DOnilelU
! he Glass
CnulnfFinH nj itnnnfA
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IN Justice to my patrons have reduced
the price Of Photographs, but the qtal.
ity remains superior. PARSONS.
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onio Valley Rio Coffee is the common
betise drink Of the age.
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Quo Valley Rio CjolIeo il roasted daily,
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WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN
NV RRAL H0uSewo k, Enquire Al v
sWERENGEN'S, Stont town, Island. 2iS'
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wv TEenty.lve SxperleuCed- good habIJ
fof steady .Wo'k. Married men preferred IA.
dress, GRAZ. MORsBAUH & CO., 2ti Main ,trr sG
Cincinnati, o. NV
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Book the town BY drinking Ohio Valley
Rio Coffee.
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Real HtAte Agent Collector, and Notary PabN
iell OhlOe, 70 1872 MaLEel s!rst l-.
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ULsTRR.

what It 10 and the Relation It Bears to ali
Richardson's destructive RacGs.
london Correspondence NJ Y Star.
Ulster Is merely geographical deani-
ton, II on q map Of Ireland tho parts
where orangeism predominates were to be
shaded it would be seen that the only part
Of "Ulster" that can be spoken Of as in any
way different from or out Of sympathy
with the rest Of the country is little spot
in the northeast corner. The present
House Of Commons supplies crushing evil
dencs on this point, Out OF the thirty.
three Ulster members seventeen-that 70,
q majority OF one-Rre Nationalist, Out
Of nine Ulster counties four are entirely
represented by Nationalist members.
There is only one county In the whole OF
Ireland, namely, Antrim, without Ma.
tlonalist representative. So much as TO
the politics Of Ulster, Now as to it's re.
Ggion.
There are 0O0,50 Professionals Of all de.
nominations in Ulster, and S93, 500 Catho.
lies, nearly hall and half for the entire
area Of the province, But-and there Ia
much virtue In this but-in three-Quarters
Of the area Of Ulster (which contains
three-Afths Of the populstion) the Catho.
lies are about two to once In the remain
ing quarter Of Ulster containing two.hiths
OF the population), which comprises, as |
have said, only the extreme northeast
corner OF Ireland, and mainly three
counties only, the Protestants are about
three 10 one. Now, all the Professionals
are by no means 0rangemen-yery
far from 1t. But, supposing they were
for q moment, all that "0range
Ulster" would amount 10 would be one
little corner OF the province, and even In
that corner there are nearly 200, 900 Catho-
lies, Americans, who know what q civil
war means, need no other demonstrations
than these figures OF the humbug Of talk.
ing about the Orangemen OF Ulsterleyy.
Ing war on the rest OF Ireland. More
ridiculous even than the notion OF war
Ia the notion oil q separate parliament for
Ulster. Mr.. Biggar, Mr., Healy, Mr.,
William 0'Brien OF United ireland, and
Mr.. William Redmond are al present
Ulster members. The 0rangemen would
be in minority In their own parliament,
and their first prime minister would be,
very likely, Mr.. BiggarI
The second claim Of the 0rangemen is
that "their" province monopolizss all the
wealth and industrial prosperity Of the
country. Let US see. The two following
statements about income tax assessments
and the valuation Of rateable property
speak as much as volumes:
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These few figures, think, knock to
pieces the fiction about Ulster being the
richest portion OF ireland. The fact is, as
Mr.. Healy showed in the House OF Com.
mons few nights ago, there are fourteen
counties In Leinster and Munster richer
than any single county In Ulster. Meath
Ia the richest county, Dublin pays three
times the income tax Of Belfast, and Water.
ford pays three times the income tax Of
Derry. Another way Of looking at this
question is through the figures Of decrease
Of population. Ulster has fatal pre-
eminence In this way. From 1871 to 1881
population decreased In the four provinces
Of ireland In the following ratios: Ulster,
5.8S percent; Munster, 5 20 percent; Lem
ster, 4 GS percent; Oonnaught, $50 per.
cent. Even making allowance for poverty
stricken Donegal and the more westerly
portions OF the province, these figures are
no sign Of an exceptional prosperity for
Ulster.
Another claim Of the 0rangemen Is that
they likewise monopollSe the intelligence
and education OF Ireland. That hardly
needs refutatlon. Yet there 10 point In
connection with that which Is worth look.
Ing at. In the country where monstrous
and Systematic attempt was made for CEN
turtles 10 keep the bulk Of the population,
the Catholics, la ignorance, and to give a
single class In the country, the Protestant
ascendency, all the privileges oil power and
education, It could hardly be reproach II
the Catholics to-day showed lower aver
age Of education than the Professionals.
What is the factR l was looking over the
statistics OF illlterste voters Of the last
election the other day, and though re.
peat have not the exact figures by me at
the moment, can state that ! discovered
what admit surprised me, namely, that
there were more illiterate voters In Ulster
than there we're In Munster In Dublin,
with $4,000 more Of population than Bel.
fast, there were only 500 illiterate voters,
while In Belfast there were 1860. The
Catholic population have had educational
rights for less than generation, the
Northern Protestants have had such rights
for two centuries, yet such 10 the result.
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TIE ERUPTION OF ErNA.
Al Eys.witnoGp, Two Miles Distant, De.
.OfibOa tho Scene.

An EyoAhttnoutt AWO mleu ONthutt Dos
lofibsS the Scene.
Lord Bury sends to the London TINES
an extract from q private litter describing
the eruption Of Etua. The writer 10 an
engineer in charge Of the Palermo.
Cofleone railway. His letter Is dated
catania, Maya.
"Atter about three hours climbing we
got 10 within couple Of miles oil the Cra-
ter itself. II Is Of the side Of Etna, you
know, not near the top, that this eruption
has broken out, and we got on 10 bit oil
high ground overlooking the whole scene.
II was still daylight when we got up
there, 90 that we saw the whole thing by
daylight. II was the most glorious and
indesCtibable sight l ever saw In my life.
Il IL perfectly impossible 10 describe " as
no one can have any conception Of what
Il ID like until they see II, and also Until
they zee IL from where we did, which wason
hiph ground overlooking nearly the whole
Of t. Al the top 10 this enormous crater,
throwing out flames and throwing DIP
tones some hundreds Of yards, With d
CONTINUAL IUhIt nay ahl numpst VI pht
Ilvs going on, and Just below 10 another
mouth from which the lava comes,
travelling at q tremendous pace. II di.
Videa into several streams and follows the
valleys, Now, imagine from where we
we're that niRht with our backs 10 Catania,
what We saw. Oh our fight this enormous
flame going hundreds 81 feet Into the air,
,saEinS lha whnle AkY blight red, and all
down past % from our fight, and extending
down miles 10 tue left streams OIL ted.hot
lava moving downward In nass ioi
miles, and looking Ike ga enormous
bea Of fed.hot coke. The width across the
lava where we were was, perhaps three
or four miles, and II started about tWc
miles above ID and flowed some touf mile!
OF 30 below ID, 90 you must Imagine . Bel
oil angry, red.hVt lava hYe Of el
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Glad tho salary VA No L0ua.

HdTPeT'S AlgdsIHe,
This story is told OF Mr.. Mac, we'll.
known humorist residing at Rocklias,
Canada, on the Ottawa, who combines the
duties Of station agent and postmaster.
Having acted for some time as master Of
mails At that place to the satisfaction Of
the community, but without pay, the
member Of Parliament Tor the district pro-
cured his appointment as postmaster, and
the head Of the department wrote him
that he had much pleasure in confirming
his position-"the salary 10 be the same
as heretofore" This pleased Mac i'm.
menssly, and he wrote TO the chief ac-
knowledging the honor. ~ just wrote
him" he says, that / felt honored, as in
duty bound, by the confirmation Of my
appointment, and was glad to know the
salary was TO be the same as heretofore,
namely, nothing year; for, says /, I'd
h-h,h.hate like l.t.ffury to have to p'p-p-
pay anythingm
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethP II so,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
WINsLow's sooTHlNa SYRUP FOR Gull
DRRN TERTHINd. Its value Is incalcula-
BILE. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there Is no mistake about 1t, 1t cures
dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mis-. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErH1Nd 10 pleasant
to the taste, and Is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and is
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price Is cents bottle. Mwsdw
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miles long and three or four wide, and
about thirty or forty feet deep, but all Of
It bright red. You can judge whether 1t
was sight worth seeing, would not
have missed 1t for worlds, The lava 10 not
liquid, as most people suppose, but con.
sists OF many millions Of large and small
blocks Of rocky-looking stuff rolling on
ward. We saw one huge rock Of old lava
standing in the middle Of the stream Of
lava, which was divided by 1t and ran
around It the rock was about the size Of
(say) Quidenhlm Church, and the rock
suddenly split into two partg, the smaller
half crumbled mp and the other half was
carried bodily down with the stream slow
ly and steadily, We watched 1t until We
left, and 1t moved about three.quRrters Of
q mile in about thTee-qusIters Of an hour.
We waited there until nearly midnight, rs
we could not venture down until the moon
got up, and then we reluctantly left this
magnificent sight, which, as tell you, no
description can give you any idea Of"
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CLOSED Him Out.

1t is reported that the last murderer
swung of In Ohio went to his death feel.
ing that the Sheriff had not used him ex.
actly square. The condemned had deal
In wheat through outside parties, and he
wanted Just one more week TO close 1t out.
"0l course, I'd do anything personally for
you," said the Sheriff, "but the Governor
IL behind this thing, and he seems to be
in a hurry, I'll promise to carry out the
deal for you, however, and whatever
profits are made shall go into a gravestone
Tor you" The prisoner had to submit,
but he was emphatic In asserting that the
Sheriff should consider business before
nlaaanra.
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A FaOsIlous FAIRY.

A beautiful young lady who always
aided her mother in the performance Of
The household duties, and who was OF a
kind and amiable disposition, was one day
surprised by the visit OF fairy who said
to her: " .haye watched you for long
time and have been much pleased with
your Cheerfulness, your kindness and
amiability, and / have come 10 inform
you that you can have one wish granted,
no matter what II is" The young lady
pondered q few moments and then said;
II would wish to live to q good old age"
"Have, then, your WISH" said the fairy;
become O ballet.danCer or q chorus
singer" and she vanished. Moral: Virtue
Is It's own reward.
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Sure cure for blind, Bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years' standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes alter using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment, II alb.
serbs tumorp, AllayB the itching Of once,
acts % d pouluCe, gives instant aud pain.
les relief Kinks German Pile Ointment
ID prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted BY our
Agents, Logan 4 90. and Richardson 4
Goodwin,
Sold BY all Druggists and sent BY mail
on receipt Of price, 800 and 81 per box.
kirk MEDfCtNB Co.,
MwFAw PfopfletofB, Lotain, Ohio.
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II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
disordered blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disease Of Q bilious
nature by all means procure bottle Of
Electric Bitters. You will be surprised
to see the rapid Improvement that will fol-
low; you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and henceforth you
will rejoice in the praise Of Electric Bit
tiers. Sold ct fifty cents bottle by Logan
& 90. MwFaW
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An Enterprlslng, reliable House.

Logan 4 90. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best Of every.
thing, but TO secure the Agency for such
articles as have well.known merit, and are
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain
Ing the reputation Of being always enter.
prising, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
1t on positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to show our con.
idence, we invite you To call and get a
Trial Bottle Free. MwR4W
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oaool Nos. IS and a. Fourteenth stross.
NOT GLAD, NOR SAD.


deHlilGR't 8GOGstHf.
You sang little song to-day.
TWAS not SD. II was not gay,
The very theme was nigh OutWoEn;
Two l0VeEH met, ~ loVefs mAy,s
They had not met-sllce yesterday
They muEI not meet pgalR-tl moEnl
And did they meet again, my deAES-
Did morning come aud hld them here,
To sec each others eyes Agnlni
Alas, on that you are not clear, a.
For hearts will shit, VI winds Will veeT,
And love can Veer like any vanel
All no, think some sudden craze,
Some bitter spite beiell their days
What was that plAlnttYe mln0F ioE7
No more together lie thelF ways,
Remote, peFhApa, the lover StrRys,
PeFhapSthe lRdyeomea no morel
So strange the numbers sob and swell;
No, there's no guessing what hefelli
II Il the sweetest song you alngl
NOtBad, and yet-l caunOt tell
Not glad, and yet-'tis very we'll
Like Love, like Lille, llkeR hythlngl
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The reason The man who minds the
other mans business doesn't get rich Is
because the other man whose business he
minds generally isn't grateful enough 10
be reciprocal and mind the business oil
The man who minds bis business, -SoNer-
6ilIA LotietaaL
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DYSPEPSIA comes from torpid liver and
costiyeness. You cannot digest your food
we'll unless your liver and bowels act prop.
erly. Brandreth's pills, taken one or two
~ night for q week or 90, will regulate the
bowels, stimulate the liver aud ensure q
quick and healthful digestion. These pills
are purely vegetable, contain no mineral
and are absolutely harmless for old aud
young. MwFdw
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A Hungarian conjuref spreads news.
paper upon the floor and places young
woman upon II, whom he covers with q
piece Of silk and then causes to disappear.
We have never seen this trick here, but
we have known q man TO put $4,000 on q
newspaper and It has disappeared before
he could cover 1t with anything.-BoSIOn
Commercial Bulletin,
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IT see the Socialists Of Chicago are in a
ferment," observed the Judge. "You
surely are mistaken" replied the Major.
"MiBtakenl Nothing Of the kind. Didn't
see II in the paper7" "Can't help 1t II
you did. Fefment means 10 work, and
that's something Socialists don't do."-
Pittsburgk Chronicle. Telegraph.
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The ApaChes cannot escape, and their
last resource is To surrender. II they will
do this we will give them leave on parole
and Winchester rifle apiece. These
terms cannot be modified. We mean bust.
ness, and these murderous savages might
al wall tndhratAnd ik.-piiCk.
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The best sAlye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheutn, Fever
sofes, letter, OhApped Hands, Ohilblalng,
Oorns and oil Skin Etuptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required, II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction,
Or money refunded. Price % cents pei
boz, For eAle ny Logan 4 %,
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Very little has beer. done at the Stock.yards dur
lug the past week, and prices remalnnnchanged.
CdttIe-l,QO0 10 l,l00 lbs stock 4aIJzc per ID.
500 10 800 lbs 4alsEo per h.; 700 70 500 lbs. 81
81Sc per ID.
HGgs-Market dull; SiSa4o per ID.
Ldmbs-Good at 4RBc per ID.
CultCs-s3 O0R6 % per head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the money aud Stock
MnfketA.

rhs Features OF the MONEY aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK, June 1S-Money on cali easy at ~
o. percent Hime mercantile paper las percent.
Sterling Exchange quiet and unchanged.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dnll but strong.
srATE BoNps-Dull aud steady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Very active; sales S9,7s0,O00.
s1ocKs-ln the sock market the most favorable
reports were received from all over the county,
except as 10 the cutting 6 passenger rates In the
Northwest, although there waS noihlng new ~
was strong throughout the day, After the lrSt half
hour II opened weak the declines from last nights
closing c, prizes ranging from 70 percent ths
Missouri Pacific. The matGet continued 70 decline
for half an hour, 1T which time the lowest prices
generally were touched, but after some time the
whole list became strong and closed at or near the
percent, Louisville 4 NaShYIlle Y San FianoIB66
~ transactions 226,2l9 shares.
loNps Closed bid o. 8. Is, 10l9fi ., y. new Is,
1901 U, 3, ~, tilH, hulac d Of vs., 12lk;
Louisiana oonsols TiNi Missouri @, lOlNi Ten
nesSee e. Sld, Ss 49, new Central Nh ra .H.
yer 4 Rio Gtatide Western lrStS, 7Si Erie seconds,
l09k; Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas general o, 93h;
Northern pAeinq hfsts, llSN Northern Paciao sec
SfS D S fU; 81 IoSs sat FsnSsco
general mortgage, l6JA, 81 Paul canSols, lSik,
81 Paul, Chicago 4 Pacific ~ Texas q Pacific
Land ufauH Sd1Si Ie3as y lacing \, Y. extra eou'
ER SIS ''N union racine h'H' ii'H' west Sh''''
T. BfocEs-Closed bid, Adams Express ia. Amefl.
cau ESpreH, l0i, Canada Southern, lSlI, Genital
Paciao, Il x, Chesapeake 4 ohio, TX; do ilsI pro.
ietred, iIl< DO seconds, l0y; g, d,,0, 4 4. Sl9S;
ieffed, 0SXi foft Wyabe, iiei KRnEiS A TefaS,
Di LhEG Erie 4 Westef1 ilI, iaEe Shore, az,
Louisyilie 4 Nashville, SSNi LoulSyille, New An.
bang Chicago. a AsmPhis \ ChSflssson, z;
NeShvliIe A OhSllRnoolh, al Nav jeftey UenlfSl,
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