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The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

Apras des experiences faites a Rio
Grande. N. j., sur lie procede de diffn-
sion, le commissaire de fagrieulture
Coleman est davis que &c proced6 va
r6yoiutionner pindustrie sucriere.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

lie congress des Etats. Unis s'est enfn
ajOurn6, mails il convent de dire que
cette premiere session du 48e congress
ne s'est pas fat remarquer par des nc
tions illnstres en- dehors de la routine
0rdinaire ct ennuyeuse que s~uivent
toutes les sessions, on tronve peu de
measures d'int6r6t public dams les pro
ckdures da corps legislatif.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

IF sout Of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain In back or side, co1-
stipation, etc, neglect may be fatal. One dose
of 8trong's Sa1ative FILLS will give relief,
Afewd doses restore to new health and Vigor.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

Les 6mentea c0ntinaen d SO multi
plier dune facon d~6piorable a Belfast,
orlando, ct promettent de devenir quo
tidiennes 81 on MY met ordre. Di-
manche matin, les troubles ont recon-
menc6 avec tant de violence que la
police o etc forcee de faire feu sur les
6mentiers, ct nm grand nombre ont etc
bless6s, quelqnes-nns tues. La police,
devenue insufisante, y dh etre renfor-
Gee par des tFoupes.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

ANasai Injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price SO
cents. Sold by M. P. Young & Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for catarrh, dyptheria, and canker
mouth. Sold by M. p. Young Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

G#EEEGH%E
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only to the Office Of the Company in Neao
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange in
ordinary letter. Currency by Express Cat
our expense, addressed.
M. A. DA UPHAN,
New Orleans La.
Make P. Q Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to.
New Orleans National Bank,
new Orleans, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-08-21

IN ItSTii10ny W1tT5uf We nIF6 neftumtU
s,oned. this 29th day of July, 1886.
S~N1 w. g. BELL,
JSEAL} j.. j. THOMPSON, ) Com.
49, ROB. CHACHERE,
JAMES O.. CHAcHERE, Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry.
I hereby certify that the foregoing was
this day duly recorded in Record OF Jurors
No. 1, at page 80 of Record in my office, July
B. MARTEL,
Deputy Clerk.
A true copy:
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~ KINNER, L-Gunsiaith. Arms ana III
- chinery Of all kinds repaired and sOas
sharpene,l Landry street, near the htlAgs
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MaaCais Coup de Fasil.-Vendredi
derpier, NJ. George Beach, de Dallas,
Tex, voulut tuer IN chat qui s'etait
logo O b So maison. C'etait d'autant
plus son droit que l'animal etait repute
enragk. Ayant done mis- en- joue il ft
fen snr la dangereuse bette, mais la
bale, an lien d'aller droit d son but,
fEappa nm moroccan de fer, ricocba, ira
veraa le plancher ct ALA ole logger dams
IL corps de MI. Rufus Lynn, qui Sc trou-
wait tranquillement assis dams sa cham
bre. In pleasure 6tait mortelle ct, en-
effet, le lendemain nj. Lynn rendait
PANE. QUAINT IN chat. il fut tue plus
tard.
La farce de la r6forme du service
civil, pouss6e trop loin par fadminis-
tratiOn actuelle, commence a degofiter
a6rieusement les d6mocrates dams ia
Caroline dn Nord, une convention con
questionable q refuse de I'm
repr6sentant des plus purs ct des plus
popuiaires parce quill 6tait partisan de
Ia lOi, ct les democrates din huitieme
district de la Virginie ont unanimement
refuse d'endosser administration paree
que fop6ration du plan de refOrme in
tronis6 par le president conserve aux
focntions publiques des officers contre
lesquels ~si9lsvent dea objections poll
tiqnes, personnelles ct sociales. Ce
sentiment bic sardera pas D atre mani
fest6 dams le Sud entier. -Meschac6b6.
Eeur de Praiyie.-Des d6p6hes de
Milwaukee annoncent que DIES feux de
prairie d6saatrenx r6pandent Ia RUNE
dana les comics de Marathon ct de
Clark, Wis. Dimanche dernier, Ia vile
DANNY d 6t6 enforcement r6duite en-
cendres, tandis que ceile de Colby
n~'6chappait que par miracle d Ia des-
trnction. Spencer, petite vile de 1000
ames, est b pen pres enforcement bril6e
et uns censaine de families sont sans
abri ut dams la restitution. A Hewitt
vile, plusienEs batisses ont etc devo.
r6es par les dammes ct la Plus grande
partie de la population s'est refugi6e an
milieu des champs pour etre en- snret6.
Les deFniera avis p%ortent, h~enrense
ment, que des orages ont ralenti les
pToRraa de ~liacendie, qui SO r6pand
n~ainteDant iii nn parcours d'envifon
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Tickets at Ten Dollars Each.

Halves, So. Fifths, So. Tenths, 81.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
A. @. Il. Elections.

The following are the newly elected
officers Of the different divisions of the
.Anient Order of Hibernians Of this
city.
County delegate, John 2. Fitzgerald
Division No. 1.-President, Jas. J
Smith; vice president, Daniel O'Brien;
corresponding secretary, John Moore
head; financial secretary, John Walsh;
treasurer, Francis Conway.
Division No. 2.-President, John
Dinneen; vice president, J. j. Mullane
recording secretary, r. J. Fitzgerald
financial secretary, Dennis Brennan;
treasurer, Michael Walsh.
Division No. 3.-Presldent, S. J. Nc
Carthy; vice president, Thos. Mu!cahy;
recording secretary, John MCGOWAN:
financial secretary. Jas. Sullivan:
treasurer, A. j. Dolan.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
IiJnst Like q Wedding" !"

Mr.. Michael j. Lally and Miss Mary
e, Fallon were united in marriage at
Holy Rosary Church, Tuesday morning
last at s o'clock. The nuptial knot was
tied by Rev. Father Towle. The morn
ing was bright and balmy. just such a
morning as the gods prepare for those
whom they admire, and many were the
wishes of the contracting parties friends
that the noon and evening sheir mar
ried life would be as bright metaphori-
cally speaking as the morning. Alarge
number of friends assembled at the
Church TO witness the ceremony. Mr..
JAS. Sweeney oficiated IN the capacity Of
groomsman and Miss Maggie Kennedy
was the interesting bridesmaid. After
the performance of the ceremony, the
invited guests repaired to the residence
of the BRIDES parents, at 1917 Fourth
street south, where grand reception
was held and elegant refreshments
served. Everybody enjoyed themselves
immensely, and it was commonly re-
marked by the visitors that Everything,
fol all the world, was passing off just
like a wedding" The presents were
numerous and valuable. The following
is the list;
Silver tea set, P, J. Bow]in, st, Paul; silver
cake basket, james sweeny, Minneapolis;
handsome French clock, D. D. Smith and wife,
H, Aseltine and J. II. Mcconnell: elegant steel
engraving, Chris. a. Gallagher: silver fruit
dish, Richard Welch; handsome water set
Miss Maggie Kennedy; lamp, Walter Walsh:
thermometer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee; silver
tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy; flower vase,
Miss Josie Eastman; silver castor, MI. and
Mrs. James Tobin: set glass fruit dishes, Miss
McQuaid; silver pickle castor, Me-. and Mrs.
john Lally; handsome bronzed lamp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Murphy: set silver knives and
forks, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F, Lally; set silver
knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fewer;
toilet set, MIR. and Mrs. ID. Smith; purse con-
tanning $500 in gold, by the brides father, John
Fanon; silver pitcher, Miller. Matte q Mnr-
doch. sIs7s Is$. ,g5$s ,. 5 Il 1854 .zg e
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26

The appointment Of John j. Ankeny
to the postmastership of Minneapo
lis appears to meet with favor, although
it caused much surprise.
The school of Holy Rosary parish
will close Thursday, July 1st. The ex-
ercises on that day promise to be of a
highly interesting nature.
Lucas Bros, hardware merchants are
advertising the best range in the city
for the money. Read their advertise
ment in this weeks STANDARD.
The advertisement of Goodfellow &
Co., in this weeks IRISH STANDARD con-
tains many startling truths which pur-
chasers would do well to ponder over.
Mr.. d. P. Ahern, the popular agent
Of the Encyclopedia Brittanica, has re-
turned to the city and may be found
hereafter at 43 Washington avenue
south, where he has established an Of
fee.
The Rev. Timothy Corbett, recently
ordained by. Archbishop Williams Of
Boston, will. celebrate his first solemn
high mass in the Church of the Immac-
ulate Conception tomorrow at 1890
o'clock.
The new constitution of the A. O. H.,
adopted by the late National conven-
tion at St. Paul, together with the by
laws for local divisions, are now in the
hands of the printer and will be ready
for use at an early date
The names of Jas. r. Corrigan and
Joseph II. Mannix were left out Of
the list of those who presented the
floral harps to the Misses Cullen
and Hayes at the recent graduating ex-
ercises of the Minneapolis High School.
At the regular meeting of the Still
water division A. O. H., Monday eve
ming, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:-John Nc Carthy,
president; Thos Organ, vice president;
Jas. Ward, recording secretary; Thos.
Curley, financial secretary; j. j. Kitty,
treasurer; J. P. Barron, county dele
gate.
The Burton Opera Co.. commences all
eight weeks season of Opera at the
LELAND Rink, Monday evening,
June 2s. The ''Mikado" will be
produced all the week, and those who
remember the enjoyable season of last
year will not fail to visit this popular
resort now. Eminent artists and
everything first-class. Popular prices.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
NEWS ECHOES.

The Minneapolis steam laundry and dye
works is doing a rushing business under the
able management OFT. E. Mercer, 200 and 2ll
Second Street South.
For neat and efficient work in the laundry
line cnl at the Steam Laundry and Dye Works
of T. E. Mercer 209 and 211, Second St 8.
Messrs Johnson Smith s. Harrison, printers.
Gthographers and blank book manufacturers,
2T and 259 First avenue south, are certainly
gaining an enviable reputation in their line in
this city. In the different branches Of their
business degree of perfection has been ar
rived at second tono other firm III the state.
They have strict regard for neatness and dis
patch,
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
ST. PAUL NEWS.
Elevator B will be enlarged so as 70

Elevator B will be enlarged so as 1
have capacity of 100000 bushels.
Capt. L. Fahey is erecting new resi-.
dence to cost $4,000. The carpenter
work is being done by Contractor Lang.
which is a guarantee of a good job.
|. On Friday last, Rt. Rev. John Ireland
conferred the Order of Subdeaconship
on two Seminarians at ST. Thomas
College, and ordained seven priests.
The Christian Liberator is the name
of a new four-page paper, edited by
William Fenton, of West St. Paul,
which aims to rid the country Of Free
Masonry.
Bishop Ireland administered confirm
alton in st. Johns Church, Mankato, on
Sunday last. Bishop Grace confirmed
large number of children and adults
on the same day in the Assumption
Church, ST. Paul.
A large number of the representative
total abstinence men left on the Monday
evening train over tie Minnesota &
Northwestern for Rochester. We had
hoped to be among them and look on at
the wire-pullers, but contented our
selves by remaining at home.
The report Of Inspector General King
has been sent to the Adjutant- General,
and contains full report of the stand
ing of the M. N. G.. The report speaks
IN glowing terms of the officers and
men of the First Regiment, Company D
of st. Paul coming in for an extra puff
well deserved. TIE Emmett Light Ar
tillery, commanded by Capt. T. D.
O;Brien, shows up we'll. Decided i'm
provement, showing hard work done.'
The contract for the new Globe build
ing has been awarded to Hennesy Bros.
and Agnew and Cox Of Chicago. The
building will be Of brick and stone,
eleven stories high, and will cost up
wards of 100000. Several local firms
feel as though much favoritism was
shown in the award. With a Mil
waukee architect and Chicago firm
who employ convict labor, st. Paul is
given the go by. This does not look
like fair treatment Of local firms, inas~
much as the Globe draws $4,000 per
year from the city treasury for city
printing.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26

veal kips, s0oc; green.salted
zen pelts. 74@1,00; green-salted,
flint, lb, 12013c; dry-saltcd, 1l@
7, etc, 75 off; green, 6LD7c.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
Minneapolis Produce.

NlISNEApoL1s, June 2e.
WHEAT-No 1 hard at Tao bid July.
No1northern re bid for July.
CORN--Sales light; 30@D33c, according to con-
dition.
FLoUE-Minneapo1is patents, in sacks, to local
dealers, 81 4o@A for shipmenti1 sacks lots,
England points, SIS 1906 so; ut New York points,
IS oO@5 20; rye flour, pure, nominal at 81 75@D2
BEAN-Held at SG 0OGSG 80 in bulk.
SHoRTs-Rulk, 6 5GG&SS00.
OATs-No white selling at 2s@s0c on
track. The range OF sample sales is from 27@
SOC Q t, 2SgJ3lc t b..
BARLEY--Qriet ut from 35@60c for Nos . and 3
by sample.
Corn .MEAL-Coarse, city. IS oo@$1a5o, deliv-
cred in lots Of a ton or more.
MIXED FEED-GOOd southern weak at is 0D@
II 25on track and to arrive; city ground, Sl4 ESQ
II SO for choice, delivered in lots of 81 ton or
more.
HAY-Recelpts moderate; market steady and
quiet: prices steady; choice sold ats7 0o@9 90;
OArNEAi1ssteel cut, s. s5@ss per half bbl.
extra tirsts. 13@14c; dairy fancy ,10M11c; dairy,
stock, 4@5c; grease, 2@217$c.
CHEEsE-Fancy f,2ll cream, 11@l13c; fine full
cream, 9Q1l1c; part skins. rose: skins, 5G97c.
DRESSED MEArs-rrices for well dressed:
Sesnt9Y dsesds q ans E1a1ns sz II e
Sides, ,citydre'd.5 @e1z Brea kfast bacon. 9@t1l
Country dres'd 1905 Shoulders. SO 8
Fore quarters..3 .3 OF Sides -. ...,....... "....
Veal, cholee... S 0glo Mutton, city....... 40 5
Dressed hogs; 414@413 Mutton, country. .5@5A
EGGs-Strictly fresh, 12c.
PoTAToEs- Sweet, Jersey, bbl, 81 50: Illinois,
$150M2.00; Virginia, bbl, S3Gl3.50; Irish 401A5c.
VEGETABLEs-Otferndb by dealers:
Cabbage. crate. $500 Spinach, bu....... 80
Onions, bu...... 81 Is Lettuce. !. -. .10@15
Bermudas, bu. 3.oOPieplant, lb....... l
Onions, doz...... 10@15 Parsley. 80
Dried peas, bu.. l.25 Cucunbers, doz... 30
Horse rauish, lb. 2@.3 Peas, bu .......... 1926
Radishes, doz... 10015 Beans, bu ........ l.25
Asparagus, doz. 25
HIDES Green veal kips, s@oc; green sailed
calf, l1@12c; green pelts: H@1.oo; green-salted,
ID, 7t%@S1a; dry flint, lb, 12113c; dry-saltcd 1l@
12c; bulls, stays, etc, e off; green, 619g7c.
WOOL
Fleece-washed medium, lb. ....... .2s@24
Fleece-washed ..2OI23
Unwashed medium .lIQgl9
Unwashcd coarse Observation-Disclosures.
Tub-washed. good
Tub-washed. coarse, poorly washed :. -. .20D23
BRICK, WaSHeu ..1cGy-U
Black llnWashed. .12dl16
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing by and between Thos. A.
Clark and j. H. Perry. under the firm name Of
Clark s; Perry. job printers, doing business at
AZ South Third street. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, j. Fl. Perry retiring. All bills
settled by Thos. A. Clark.
(SigneD, THos. A. CLARK,
J. Fl. PERRY.
Minneapolis, Mimi, June 22d, 1886.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26

DR.. j FL. Dunn has removed his Office to 81
Nicollet avenue. Residence, No, II Twelfth
street. Telephone call, 1918.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
NOTICE OF CoPARTNERsHIP.

Notice is hereby given that Thos. A. Clark
and Charles I. Preston have this day formed a
partnership under the firm name of Thos. A.
in the city of Minneapolis, Minrl.
.THOs. A. CLARK,
CHAs. 2. PRESTON.
no+oa r,,ao % 1909 X, '2T7.'i@. -
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
Removal.

DR.. r, p. O'Brien, late physician and surgeon
of St. Barnabas Hospital, has removed to 81
Washington avenue south. Telephone 1874.
The Irish standard., 1886-06-26

John Speedy, wall paper, 60 South
Fifth street, bet. Nicollet and 1st ave.
Mrs. M. S. Baker departed for Buffa.
10, NJ Y, last Monday, to visit friends
and relatives i'll that city.
Patterson 6 Bowen have removed
from 242 Nicollet avenue to 32l Henne.
pin avenue. room IA, where they still
have good bargains in Real Estate:
Farms and city property for sale and
exchange at bargain.
PATTERSON IL BOWEN.
Real Estate, Insurance and Business
Brokers.
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~ hundreds represented and their circulars furnished
selected suit wants and mailed for postage to those
particulars Best teachers tutors ana g"Nernes
supplied without charge. Il. T. AVERY American School
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un,,.,,n, novels: and 1t will undoubtedly DO judged

Of publishing novels and 1t will undouoseas
upon it, merits.
rhs late Mary Cecil Hays last nove' w''Aeu VIZ,
-, pro. , .hows in tts vagusness the marks OF
declining strength. 1t was hardly worth publishing
Mr. JOAQUIN Miller Just appeared as the head OF
aanartment in the California magazine The Golden
Era. He says therein These two things shall uy
in an unobrusive way ito teach: Tho love OF the
ul world about Nc the love Of man, For all things
ara beautiful and good Tho fault is so often
in ourselves If we do not beauty and the good
that it s best to accept both and believe BOTH best
ALL" Mr. Miller concludes his meditatons with TINS
bit OF verse:
Ava the world 10 q better world to-day!
And a great good mother this earth OF ours;
Her white rows are . white stairway
To lead us I'D to the s;ar-lit howers-
The spiraI to-,norro that ono by one
Wa climb and we climb in the face OF the sun
Ave the world Is a Drawer world today
For MANY a hero will bear with wrong
VIII laua at wrong will turn away;
VIII whistle IT down the wind with song
Will slay the wrong with his splendid scorn
The bravest hero that ever was porn
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1nsirnliion.
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VANDERPOEI. Ii. D., President OF The faculy.
The Tweny-eIghth begins october l, 1885, ana
The course is designed to give the student;
thorough preparation for the examinations reqniie" ioi
competent OF principles Of substantive law
fainiiiarty with the methods Of study and clear
of the Science OF Law as WhOle anu O All 4'S arts anu
OF their relation 10 each otneI ...-. ...t..,,ou,
A course years and oral and written eNanna
are req for degree allowance OF not more Than
one year : made f0r previous study -, -,
The scheme of studies embraces the History OF the law
General Jur sprudencc the Roman LAW international La"
by the rules OF the supreme Court OF ,e%
elm Municipal Law, the studies ID winch
Personal Rights; Domestic Relations Iorts CONTRACTS IN
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ncrslnp Sales shipping and Admiralty Bankrupls
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Criminal Procedure Surrogate and Admiralty Pracuce
The instruction is by ectur by the IloitssoIs spea'
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class lectures are so arranged mat sunhs
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tornev's office dnri n hours OF the iay.
Tie special Lectures gwen on Thur days at 45o
I9 10 1ne s S i Io Tor ssGs7 is as follows
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LITERARY NOTES.

A paper which promises TO excite great and wide
will shortly appear in The Nec Princeton Rerieno
1t ia which Mr. Edmund G. stedman controverts
the assertions OF Mr. W. ID. Howes in respect to
Genius.
firm has been established in Boston in the shape
OF the G. +. Jewett Publishing Company. Mr. Jewett
was former associate OF Mr. J. X. Osgood. Mr. Dana
Estes aud Mr. C. f. Lsurat are also among the iDcor-
porators Subscription books and editions do luxe will
chiefly occupy the energies Of firm. Its first publ
cation Will be Duruy's History of Rome"
That real poet very seldom asuccessfuI writer Of
de sOce the opinion Of writer for The Spectator
new and complete edition of the works of the late
Mrs. Ann stephens is coming from the press Of T. B.
Peterson Brothers.
"Gora vics" is the title of novel translated from
the German by Ossp schubin and in process publca-
ton by W. s. Gottsberger
Mr. GladstoDe's pamphlet on /" The Irish Question"
will be brought out here im medatey by Charles Serb
ners Sons
The man who wrote Come. see the Dophins anchor
forged" was 70 years old when he died-the 9th OF
this Sir Samuel Ferguson was one OF the few
baIrsers VINO have maintained amid Seesl lore bright
lima sinaton and delight in poetry for its own sake
a Mnramssa Blade 10 the title of the novel OF jap
nnest life IN the press of Tcknor Co.
Transformed "a story by Florence Montgomery.
oe author OF the pretty little tale Misunderstood -
Vi be brought out this country by the J. b. Lppn-
eott Company. The same hrm announce n volume OF
studies fbe Durability OF Insanity by Pny Ear',
late superintendent Of the Massachusetts State Lunatic
asylum.
sx editions Of Mr. Hsiwsll Phps's Outlines Of the
Life of Shakespeare have already appeared in England
Colonel II. Yuls has Issued circular calling the at
tcntion Of English historical students the publication
ct Venice OF the Ms diaries Of Msrino sanuto which
throw mush gnt upon European history important
yeod OF the beginning OF the sixteenth century Marno
esnuto who ned high Offices in Venice and was thus
able TO obtain authentic his diary in
1895 and continued day by day down 1885, iotting
down. with much pains, nightly vgils, and continued
research everything worthy that occurred not
only in Venice and Shsr throughout Italy
ana the known world.
Cynewulrs Ph0nix Vol " In the Library OF Anglo
Saxon Poetry 10 announced for publication during the
autumn BY OHM Co. Professor W. s. Curren is the
editor
IA correspondent asks for little advice about how
70 20 to work TO paJlsh novel which IA print would
- about the Of OF George Eot's The
w. may DO enclosed TO any reputable firm In tho habit
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. returned to New-Yorb to teach the German

language fsterschaft SYSTEM and willing 70 teach
ns AZ their n sdences Tor and Winter
EGMONT Won TILLY,
MAsfO