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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

Sometimes. though rarely. virtue re-
ecivcs is reward Ia this world. aad oc-
casionally one Is even requitcd for 20
ing 70 a prayer meeting. Such a recon-
pense was metcd out To the attendants
At service Of prayer and song held one
evening last week. One Of the sisters
became much wrought up As time wore
on and gave vent IN. her feelings for
awhile In deep signs and fervent araens.
but. finding even these failed - express
her emotions. she rose 10 her feet and
began: 'Isrethrpn. feel feel--I
feel Ike pol q emptiness
But a. this juncttre her husband.
Who had been visibly disconcersed At
his wises speaking in meeting" could
stand i no leager- lie gave her skirt
an angry witch.
sit down. wife. sit down. he
Growlesi Iou don't express Yourself
worth = deSn' paarfnae eutical Sra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

short. fiaring wide open in front. with
great pointed revers falling over the
sleeves. and cut in notches and curved
rcvers all around the neck. II falls
away from the shoulder just enough 70
suggest the soft curve Of them. That
Is the way all evening gowns must he
cut-low enough % suggest round,
babyish. sloping shoulders.
Ii is little hard on ms, after we have
been cultivating broad. square shout
dcrs for so long. 10 be compelled TO
start in aud undo what has been so sue
cessfuily accomplished. But a square
shoulder wouldn't suit the 1880 gown.
and what is there 10 be done save Ia
gracefully yield? But 10 return. the
queer points Of the shoulders of The
bodice fail over ''bouffante" sleeve in
pale gauze, and where the bodice flares
in the front tiny fullncss is inserted.
also Of gauze. Then the bodice is held
together with small gimp straps. finished
off with ribbon choux
Now I saw another with the same
novel shoulder effect. and this was the
manner Of its malsing-a skirt 81 rose
silk which fell perfectly plain. standing
out well. with high border Of silver
gray. border that came nearly to the
knees. headed by sable band. This
bodice was of rose silk instead Of velvet.
and opened In rcvers something like
the others. faced with the silver gray.
and edged with the sable fur. A dotted
mousseliae filed in the Y here. and
made the sleeve pulls.
Eva A. ScurprRr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED

rervens p~iilisy. Nervous wrska-ss.s ~
sgiflns from eariy indssorer n< sad esc. s-es
u manhood. evefs "a - &c brsia. iassr PEP
fftafneut' Of some % = at-esses mprap-r
use Of Instruments in etan nation and treat
nsnt Of sore other seases hrrrfifsrv ~~as
nss. etc.. cats ns iotl fnsAseo;, inestear-
b&frcnuess. insb q - eeiscs IDEAS or r~
member word cur ax roHsc safien; AK a
fhe sBrerer lese 80 fdtur~ 4 every on. even
hin.ssf. esus a. esntinssi woffx snd xnxfssr
stoaf & Ute. that n<etr etne. % ntfit.e.
causing klirpss o.ten csn<n< iusAnfv. ana
70 IN ~ usairs<s- fzsares Atfseasnsss "a
Heart D,-<ase. is&ttiItf - sesdaei ga ass.
ele
Ials disease ~ffh ~ - rompsicatian. :.
aware cures ~ pA 8 CLkf1onlt a Sn,ts
psssaon street loo.as 4. sas q tgss4 na..as
Mica.
Gail ia nss stelB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05


NJ. Helen ArCoy. who has been
sfadvsrx lnnsie ~ Berlin for the past
YEAR, =. expected nomr IN Apr. Mis-
1 ~. canxnfer ~ ex-Msyof Uni. viii
probably return Al the same time.
NJ boylsn % >prlngneld. Ill. 8 the
guest OF nsr dsaghter, MFs- Nsit~r a.
Palmer. ~ ~. 80 Wealthy avenue.
Nrs. To tsrsnd Pierce. Who Is esi
gAe~1 Ia s.loy.ng s0cai culture il'
t.st@gd. = i.Osls Tor wsek svisst-
Charies ,X.son OK No - Seuth la
faft tte street fsent~Fts mag 40 a'o;her.
Nrs. fleiea & " son. 81 ienla-
Mr.. jean Ward OF Chicago. nee
Ms Arus Mioson Of tn.> city, 3 max
IN Ter SISTERS here visit-
a.. ID. HarloH. who had teen de
a ~ IA Duaslo ~ severe liiness.
reached noue tuesday
iur. A. Wander N.en and vrfe of
era q Hsven visited trends IN tnis
CITY eariy ia The week.
Nss Carr.e Chute Of Boston = visit
irg ner si-ier. Lillian chute, OF No. ls2
EaiteF~ortu sgeDne.
Ni-a King Of Detroit IL in the city
rtH. the gust 81 Miss SARAH smith OF
Jeiisfson syrIur.
Mr.. and Nr.- Thomas winship of
tecovgsn. Wls.. are ia the city. guests
a. The Hsfwlc<.
Mr.. ard Mrs Charles Carroll Foilmer
returned Tuestsy from their trip to
ths Etrbsdoes.
Mrs l. Nunshaw of No. $50 Jetfer-
rou avenue IS connuel - Aer home by
illness.
kari Cowdin. editor of the Rockford
Register, called on friends ia tbs city
frcRy.
Mas Irene Foster has been appointed
T. position 10 the register of deeds
oEhcs-
Miss Nellie Fax spent a portion OF
tas past week ~ nsr home ia Rock
ford.
Miss Lydia Wslbriuk VISITED friends
a. Bowen Center during the past week.
Joe McCsrger of Nelson. Matter y
Co, has returned from Fort Maybe.
Walter &. Winchester nas returned
from Dis trip % the BArnsd 'er.
DR. J. A. Mccall nss returned from
BIS visit 10 Canada
Fred Nsrd ~ Allegsn was IN tie city
Wednesday.
10 Nr. and Mrs. Charles =. kelsey
a s0a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY

DO yon ret up nightc
Can y0u eonfroi guar urine,
j. thsrs pain "A yoIi oAcS:
Or Nervous Presffauoas
Or y rsous Debility!
Or ImpoieneyY
Ever had rheumstismi
Have eafarr1y
Have you deafness,
Or noises IN the geads
Have You fsightfu pains In your lungs:
Is your bressh sucfy
Do you dr. am
10 stomaeh ntakf
DO you feel IN OUT
ls There sense a 90 soneness?
Pans IA bAcA 81 l-al,
Are you dreadf1l4 nervous,
Not enough or too mach sria-!
Does IL hust to urinAss.
Does it snalt n burn
Is there eei.nt OF pressure In lower part OF
abdomen
Does ar urine settler
briekirst or eioa ~ aeposlt!
How long this way,
Mar iei o. single.
Abous what age.
Then write 20 or call on DR.. r. CLAY Toda
No. Is North Division street. three door.
north Of Monroe street. wenhssn biloxi. rooms
1. ; and 4. Grand Rapids. salcn. lie Is the "a
nous Specialist Physician who Is eliing al
these a cad ui eompixiats
Almost every town. or city. or neighborhooi
In the nited States can boast Of some former
sufferer who has teen restored 10 De feet
health and manhood aud womanheod by br.
;. Clay ioad IN the izst e Fears He sends
mr4ic.ues eserywnerr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
CURIOUS MEXICAN BELIEFS.
The oid-Tins Idea OF Heaven and tho
Hereafter.

The old-Tims Idea OF Heaven and the
Hereafter.
The ancient Mexicsn idea of Heaven,
hell and tho after state of the soul is
extremely curious and interesting. Ac-
cording 10 their notions. souls neither
good nor bad. or those whose virtues
and vices balanced each other. were 10
enter n medium State of idlcness and
empty content
The wicked. or those dying by any off
long list Of different modes Of death.
went TO Mei;lan. n distant hall within
the bowels OF the earth. The souls OF
those struck by lightning. or Of those
dying by given list Of diseases, were
transported TO aresnotc elysium. called
Tialocan; children went to the same
place. The actual Heaven, the blouse
Of the Sum- was reserved for warriors,
women who died in defense Of their
children and these who were offered up
as sacrifices. Immediately after death.
according TO their beliefs, the soul
passed 70 that great House OF the
SUM-" ruled over by the sun himself,
who permitted the faithful 10 accom-
pany iDm Tor long term OF years IN ms
circuit of the skies.
During ali these years Of continual
eight they were supposed 20 honor the
sun with songs, dances and other forms
n revelry. After this term Of proba-
ton was ended they believed that they
would be terminated and become beau
tiful birds with brilliant plumagc. liv-
ing alternately among the stars of
heaven aud the flowers Of earth
Their burial customs were equally
curious They buried jug of water
with each corpse and placed small bits
Of white bark in the hands. These
pieces of bark were usually covered
with characters, . fact which caused
some archspologists tosuggest that they
were probably passports 10 the region
beyond the stars. When one Of their
number died the friends~and relatives
forthwith made bonfire Of all his per-
sonai effects. the idea being to light the
soul in i;s fight through the cold and
cherries regions Of space
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

sosne ere has hem gathering Stats
ties about the rnoney left hy authors
Lord Iennyson- the no<t saccessfal Of
bngttsh satapr~. LETT about q "a. coo.
Robert Bre~nir,a. 81 ~ho.e viIl A.
TennFsnn aud n :. pslrra~r we're the
s,testinx Witnesses. isf. prr-onasfy in
London - TIE sniu~ ~ STATS. tsetor
hpEo. VIC. llRfs Iennrson. attained
shs 49, e 3 years. hs.i PERSONAL estate
n Enrisnd - the xnonnt q as. f%s.
nr fbsr3c< Maekaess rrnrerfv sras
veincd - s2e+s. ard sh.s ~ rtsz.
'sssk - te'e7l sstthess Arro1f< -
tate Amounted - Ei-oti us vni. Ia
n own SenHSritl1v. ~st< one 81 the
sA"r'e~s MAJ sser came nnder prshate
~ '<sFe everything - which I
- 49, - my vie. Ersaoe@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

The Roots. Herbs Barks. etc.
are shipped directly to Or. :.
Clay Todd frssn the countries
where they grp't. aud ere com
pounded aud dispensed bv him
Medicines sent 10 all PARTS Of
the world Make one call. II
possible, or write about your
complaint in your own ian
guage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

viaeea sssslt the cAfsoassss ~ sa'aasa
architecture Is aserestinasea n poga-
lar opinipn. ils4t watch Ne sk~''ssz'sd
lie soane extremely d>sertise fion. soe
engiaeers p lat 81 view. ADD i4r n'eAeses
that where enc ansi-at dosTlsn ttrac-
ture remains seorvs "a ass have persisted
The f4nAoe> horsrsEsoe afsh 40 tes
prevaicnee .: pillars seemingly 20 DELI
cate 80 ID he work inipesod appn
them be aseriIss - fondne~s Of the
Noors f.r sreA1s1z sm grss, structures
tho isnpr-Assoro 81 iEsta b.iiiy, . trieA rs
result. perhaps. "a ~paetnins deeply
iz1bes-ded IN me Moorish intellect
MEN FIFTEEN INCHES HIGH
what Frsaeh stzssstssisa ssys wiii ~
essa ga EArsh Ia Two Thousand f<2rs-
French st-.istieian. who has been
studying the military and other reeossA
with view Of determining the height
Of men at different perioas, has reached
some wonderful results lie has lot
only solved some perplexing problems
IN regard 10 the past Of the hannah race.
but l. also enabled - calculate It's fu-
ture aud to determine the exact period
when man will disappear from tho
earth. The recorded facts extend over
nearly three centuries Its found that
In 1910 the average height OF man In
Europe was LIS meters. or say i've feet
nine inchex I'm 1890 IL was i've feet SIX
inches In isoo IL was i've feet i've
inches and q fraction At the prevent
time IL Il eve feet three and three
fourths inchcs. II Is easy To deducc
from these figures rate 81 Ueguiar aud
gradual decline in human stature. and
then apply this. working backward and
forward 10 the past and to the future
BY this calculation IL is determined that
the stature of the first men attained the
surprising average Of sixteen feet nine
inches- Truly. there were giants on
the earth in those days. The race had
already detcriorated in the days Of og.
and Goliath was quite degenerate OF
spring Of the giants. Coming down 20
later times. we find that at the beginning
Of our era the average height OF man
was nine feet. and in the time OF Charlie
magne it was eight feet eight inches.
But the most astonishing result OF this
scientific study comes from the applica-
ton Of the same inexorable law of
dimination 10 the future. The calcutta
ton shows that by the year 1000 A. ID.
the stature Of the average man will be
reduced 70 fifteen inches. At that epoch
there viii be only Lilliputians on the
face OF the earth. And the conclusion
Of the learned siatistician Is irresistible:
that 1.-The end of the world will GER
tainly arrive, for the inhabitants will
have become 50 small that they will
finally disappear by disap-
pcaring" the French idiom expresses
it-'from the terrestrial globe"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

N @
E R R0R !


II yeu have usie - your MAD fhst ysu
need n q cal sss.sssaee. esplaly eais fa~ e~sf.
Go Al snes 90 bf s. car Tpad. 10 >orfh ~
vision street. three assrs aersh u Nearoe
street. wenham beck. Rsons l. aad :.
sssnd Rai'ids Michigan iie all save soa
much exprase ana less Of tin~. Dr.. Tceds
hospital aBd ether experiences In Tor iga
countries. tozstser win Ms pureiy ssgetAt
nd harmless remedies. imported directs
from those countries. and tw~afs-ssven yesrs
special praet - ia sse largest cities Of the
tated States. rendsf him peculiarly rtied
r the wor 81 evring apparently hopeless
eases pF. Todd Is Ia b nee from Ia the
norasBx 10 ~ nlsht-eyeIy 1sy bat sunday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With these useless and injurious medicines
such as tones. sfimulants. nersines AMI
soporlncs. slecp-prcductlBg drugs. bantages
or Instrumental appliances they are OF no
avail. the disease Is stii there and can only
be cured by Dr. = CLAY TODD. ie North
ID vision street. doors north OF Monroe
street. Wenham blocx. rooms I. Sand 10 aad
la ids. Mich. Consultation Zee and Conn-
dental. No charge for services nntii cured.
Don't waste your lime and money.
No running 70 drug stores.
Fetier medicines tor ehronie diseases. can
Be- had OF Dr. :. CLAY TODD. &C his Office .6
y nth Diylsion street. doors norfl 81
Monroe street. WeAham b. ok roors I. ana
1. Grand Iapid< Mlch.. with the correct free
advice for using them. Cali GA Dr. ;. Car
Todd and be restored 10 heath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
STYLES OF THE DAY
ELIMINATION or The PURPLE
Bright cosr-mrs Suggestive OF spsssx.
Nsssis.ss IA B.4ex Fsssssn-sa.k
IA oinsA.ms.

'.whas lovely tea gown exclaimed
nuflber one 'NhereF~ asked naEnber
two. why. risat ia font Of you" ia
. surprised way, answered nusaber one
Then she gave Il another 4uia4 glance,
sni added: Isn't IL sca gown
'-Opcra cloak" laeonicaiiy answered
number Two.
Bat. truly. didn't wonder At the
mistake ~ nanber one There IS very
little difference between an opera cloak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
TELEPHONE RESTRICTIONS.
The Quccr Way the Teiepbons System 10
fun fn Rsumaaia-


Fun in Reumania-
The telephone Is rapidly conquerine
the renotcr parts Of the old worlS
One Of the latest connections, says tho
Western Electrician. Is that made be-
tween Galatz and Braila- two CONNER
cisl cities Of Roumxiiia. on the lower
Danube. A merchant Of Brsila wanted
70 bur some barley. and went 10 the
telephone ofice 10 speak 10 his agent At
Calatz. where the produce exchange
was held az the time
Have You written 81 your friend 10
be nj the telephone 1T this hour2' asked
the officer in charge 81 THE telephone
station
mo. have not" aid the merchant
Then you have tclcgraphed.
guess" persisted the officer
1 should nc. come - the telephone
II wanted 70 telegraph. said the MGR
chant, irrisably.
Then caanot let you use the tele-
phone. retorscd the qflecr. The In
structions are continued h. that
people who want 70 Talk 70 each other
through the Telephone mist agree upon
thf time beforehand ~ letter or hy
telegraph or by other means Of eommn-
nieafson.~
Bot J did not know until now that I
wanted - - b~risy. explained the
merchant
hon cannot allow von % nee the
telephone said thu of1crr ard the
merchant Hal n Give ~ The i1ea &
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

An Arnrsi<sn enefne4r ~-.s,.s~ -.
turned irssa sss.s 4, s,..n 1 eoa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

But without knife or lance. AMI wifh harmless
and reliable remedies when h prepares tc
fore your eyes, he VIII . ace the means In
your hands tn means for your p raaaent
restoration. Then 20 e once 10 DR. :. Cay
Todd. ~ is Moth DIV sieE street. three doors
north n Monroe street. Wen am beck.
roens I. : snd I. Grsna Rstids. Mich. ana te
male well again. nr. Odd j. Ia IS once
from Ia the morning TO a. nlsbt eyefy cas-
hut sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
NO HOSPITAL HERE

Not needed now. Experiments all made.
What yoa want l. quick curr. an e. tc EFT
Whole and sound by n physician " great ex-
perienee. Quick cures maze ion. frItnis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
.snecrIa,ion--

The time never was more favorable for
speculating in grain and stocks than AT
present Prices are 40 yer cent lower
than they ought to be on both grain and
stocks.
The recent money panic is the cause
II these conditions.
The crops are generally good this year,
with the exception OF wheat. through.
out the country. and theforeign demand
is tho largest 81 the year. owing 20 the
damage 81 their crops IL is hut q short
time until wheat will sell 40 cents Per
bushcl higher than present quotations
II you are not posted in speculation
write G. +. Van Wrinkle 4 Co. 20 la
Sale street. Chicago. III. for their book
on Speculation and How 20 Trade
sent free on receipt Of stamp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

A young Richmond man who was
travelling In Hanover q few days age got
a Young negro to watch his horse. "a
there was an engine nearly really 20
start. When IN the store n fow minutes
TIE boy came IN.
Il esnt watch 70 hoes no longer.
boes.- said he auxigusiy.
Is that engine there yctg' asked Tho
traveller
ssYsesir-
"Wel. - and watch him. I'll ~
shers IA IS minutes. and I'll give zen a
saarter.-
'Desi can't. hoss. he insisted. ~rse
got 20 80 an 90 powahfnl quick
What's tie natter De asked. csrssid-
srshly provoked
Wei. so'i SO. boss. : said h. es-sert
". ''it's fish yer wayi A man drsv up
~ 20 ho~s Nd a warin bad ~ fips
vat~rtnillirfs IN ~ ma - watch ga fer
him While b 81 Ger A. blschsmlth shop.
sn fone TOE hisa would. bat skin't
a. Il sifeaath 70 stan BIT. boss. 'ss~i !
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
KNOWLEDGE

fsrisz,. enmfnrf and improvement and
s.sls 10 personal enjoyment when
fieiily u.ed. The many, who hve bet
~ than otAsrs and euioy life more, with
ass expenditure. ~ more promptly
fiaptinr the worlds bcst products 10
he needs ~ ,.hssieal bring. will attest
the valgs - health et the pure liquid
laxative pf.sc.ples embraced Ia the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs-
It. <xcelIenee i due 70 ia presenting
N The form most acceptable and pleas
ant q the taste. the refreshing and truly
,bepr6Aial propc. les Of perfect lax
ado efsectually cleansing the syste.n,
1l<klling colds. headaches and feyen
ard permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction 20 millions and
ma. With toe approval of the medical
prsrez;on. because IL acts on the Kid
- Il. LAYER and Bowels without weak
sinr tllem and IL is perfectly free from
cf<ry Objectionable substance.
.Syrup Of Fig i Cor sale by all drug
d~ts In 5Oc and 81 bottles, but il is man
nlactured by the California Fig Syrup
0b. only. whose name IA printed on every
rSckage, also the name. Syrup OF Figs
ia being vel informed, you Will not
scpcpt any substitute it offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

That people suffering from Piles viii
endure them for years OF submit % dan
gsrons. painful. cruel and expensivs
Surgical operations. when all the time
shere Il a painless. certain. lasting cure.
witch gives loslant relief anil costs bus
tribe. Ii l. called thr Pyramid pfle Cure
ausl can b. found 81 AL drug stores. AEy
druggist viii 81 Il for yoa II you ssk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
A Dilen,n..

"Begorra. isn't that man dhrowndin
out beyant there. just forninst my FIN
gerY
'Be jabers. but think you're right,
man aloivef'
well. phwhy don't yez jump in an
make an effort 10 save hiny"
That's aisy talkin. but who's goin to
jump In an save meT-Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

aain't IJis got 1tgion las week. an ef
I stays roun whar dem millions is an
tobody a-lookin surnpin's goin ter hap
ben. sho'. an dis chile doan' want ter be
1ackslidin. 70 he's got q fair start. hos:
deed be doan'. Yo' better get pillar
o6 de church, boss. TO do dat watchin ez
lohg ez dem watermiilions IL In sight" -
Richmond State.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Captain Sweeney. q s. A. San Diego.
Cat. sa,s. ss$hiloh tstafrh kemr.ly i
the fret mesllcine | have ever fsund
that Vouid ia ne any gaosl Price COO.
Sold - Il y. Wurkbufg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
II. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.



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nn< n,oesfa nieeseom E.oes 81 Fr<>ar.
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t-&tetstte~ Ata Iofp11e t4I4 aId ~ Ia|..I|.ln
tn,lFpfcm<1ts nne - fft|nr 1selaa $500
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trhiitsh's Cure. the great cough ard
Group cure y fef sale ~ aR Perket
sise eoaiains twenty I've elo~es. only 2jc.
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ttfy Irtasuref's fsfIf~a.
Grand hnptlis Nf.h. As,au.l ~ Is.s
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roll For the contffuffian a : se-nf .,sfa,-- ~
$orfb Cosiage afeaue and kssf f.etnsr.l sfrsol
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cttf tFe6surtf. city hall
feps ~ n. soRRnK CITY Treasur~r.
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