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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12
Holiday Cheer.

The holiday season Is close upon VI, aud
every household in the land is preparing
Tor the plum pudding, and the general
feasting and rejoicing A little good bran
dy for the mince pie, rum for the pudding
or little stimulant Ia keep the spirits mp
aud the cold out is absolutely necessary
tor al old time Christmas cheer One OF
he most prominent liquor dealers in the
country, Mr. Max Klein of Allegheny, Pa ;,
whom we can cheeriully recommend, aud
= ho has the reputation for handling only
absolutely p1re liquors. u i'll sell you the fol
irwing brands oi six year old pare Penn "A
Ryes, at Sl,00 per full quart or six for
80 90: Bear Greek, Gibson, Guckepheimer,
Finch and 0verholt. The famous Silver
Age. the finest whiskoy in the country at
81 80. and Duquesne, whiskey distilled
rom Rye and Malt, at 81 % per quart,
Guckenheimer ears old, at 75c per quart,
aud the Anchor Rye at SOC. You can have
your CHOICE of all kinds Of California Wines.
Gins. Rum and Brandy, all pure and old.
at from 80 cents per quart up. All goods
neatly boxed and shipped by express.
Send for catalogue and price list Of all
kinds Of liquors to Max Klein, 81 Federal
st, Allegheny. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12
THE PEOPLE.

There clique foong
They have fooled them often with smethis
nothing You the
people IA
looking
aure Now will will
bats flung for suckers bite such I'VE 25
by trading with
Mems fine snis worth $25 90 50 SO So 99
Bankrupt Sales Sheriff Sales Asgnee Sale Now ask
ddy Can these doing business fabulous sacrifice
profits advertise do Are liberal they
by liberal
they have and they whirlpool
their hands There profit
the trade but howl other working minds of
princpd positively
the welfare the public On careful
will
reduced $40
called When
suit for 500 that all worth worth We just give
dollars worth Of goods for 100
You mmense stock and suits for
and sidious uudr
hosiery overal Jackets gloves mins umbrellas
fact thing the furnishing ne also fine line of ladies and gold
and silver Watches chains charms collar scarf
initial all the prices All ask in
goods We
confident
would viii regret:
Very Respectfully
d. A. HECK,
Champion Clohn. Halter aud Furnishar
100 North Main Street. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

"Well, then ~
"Then know that everything has run
smoothly during the day; then l settle
down for pleasant evening at home. You
can't make mistake, my boy, you can't
make mistakei' ~
"Ah, but my wife will be different
.sWill she 7" snorted the old man. "Well
she won't The signs may be little diff
ent. fer but they are all made in pretty
nearly the same mold"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

Across the dial-plate Of time
The shadows mooved once more.
Good bye 10 thee old Ninety-Thrcel
Good morning, Ninety Four
Aud may you be the grand.st year
To mankind ever given.
And when lis ne, may ev'ry one
BE that much nearer Heaven.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

Sore throat and bronchial affections are
speedily relieved and effectuaily cured by
the use of that safe and reliable remedy
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup. 1t has stood the
test of half century.
"A judicial decision in Belgium de-
olares that dogi as much entitled to q
seat in railroad carriage as its owner,
provided the later has bought ticket for
the animal.
The greatest purchase of land in all
history was when the United States pur
chased from France Tor the sum of sll,-
600, 900 the Territory of Louisiana, which
included besides the present limit OF that
State what is now Texas, Arkansas Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Indian Territory, Nebraska
Minnesota, Eakota nearly all of Montana
and parts of New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado
and Wyoming.
The marvellous success of Hoods Sar-
saparrilla i s based upon the corner stone of
absolute merit.
"A Missouri woman committed suicide
because she failed to receive a Christmas
present. Her husband will know better
than to slight a woman during the holiday
period the next time.
Over in New York they have boy
Preacher" s years old. If he lives to be
so, and sticks to preaching, he'll still be the
"3oy Preacher, Sueu nuisanees meyer
grow old.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12
Drunkenness, he Liquor Habi Pos
ively Cured by administering DR..
II aines "CoiGen Specie"

1t Is manufactured as powder, which
can be given in glass of beer cup Of
coffee or tea, or in food, without the know
ledge of the patient. 1t is absolutely
harmless. and will affect a permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patient is a mod.
crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. II has
been given in thousands Of cases, and in
every instance perfect cure has followed
II never fails. The system once impregnat-
ed with the Specific, it becomes an utter
impossibility for the liquor appetite to ex-
list. Cures guaranteed. 48 page book OF
particulars free. Address, Golden Specific
Co.. l85 Race St.. CINCINNATI o.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12
THE CITIZEN
Signs Of Home Life.

The young man was engaged to be mar
ried, and after deep reverie be said
married friend:
az think that a married man should take
more interest in his home affairs than most
men do When he returns home at night
he should show some interest in the family
affairs of the day. Now, I'll venture to
say that when you get back from the office
you never make any inquiries as to how
the day as been passed at home, what
worries there may have been and all that
"I don't have to, said the married man
sententiously.
"You think you don't but you ought to-
persisted the young man. "Now I've
noticed" -
"0h hang what have you noticed = re-
torted the married man. II know don't.
If my wife calls out as soon as get in the
hall: For heavens sake, don't stamp
around there as if you were farm hand =
I know that the children have been cross
and fretful don't have to ask any ques-
rions If she exclsims when l shut the
door: There, that door slams again
ltnearly drives me franticw | know that
she has been troubled by book agents or
peddlers or something of that sort. If
ask if supper is ready and she retorts: NO;
III tell when it is,' | know that she has
had some words with the cook and that
accounts for her rather sharp tone. If she
gets book or some sewing and goes off
some where by herself with the remark:
Il wish you wouldn T disturb me, havn't
had minute to myself all day l know
that she has had callers who have bored
her or she has been annoyed in some SINH
lar way.
The young man thought the matter over
and then asked:
But if she rushes to the door when she
hears you coming and puts her arms around
your neck and kisses you, what then =
"0h. replied the man, "then she wants
to 90 to the theater or get new bonnet or
gown. 7 don't have to ask any questions.
| tell you. When she comes to me quietly
and holds her mouth up to be kissed, or
tells some story about the children, or asks
il have got to work that night, why
| then"-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12


-Dou'ti = II dealer offers yuI bottle
Of Salvation OIL wi,hou: wrapper or labels,
nr III nutilated condition, don't touch it
don't uuy il at any price, there is something
wrong-it may be a dangerous or WORTH
less couDtereit. insist upon getting per
iect, unbroken, genuine package. Be ON
your guard
-Wilkesbarre, Pa Dec 26-Crazed with
grip, Peter Stake, of Edwardsvile. Lu-
zerne county, jumped Through a second
story window clad in his night clothes.
he was not injured by the fall and be then
ran through the streets He was pursued
and captured, but the doctor thinks be
Will die.
"A Toronto woman after burying her
seventh husband, erected monument To
the whole lot 1t consisted of marble
hand with the index finger pointing Ia
the sky, and on the base instead of names,
ages, ETC., were the words "Seven up"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

YOU'RE AN EASY PREY,
with your flesh reduced below healthy
standard, for Consumption and other Scrof-
ulous and dangerous diseases. And it's for
Just this condition that DR.. Pierco's Golden
Medical Discovery is especially valuable.
II you're thinner than you ought to be,
whether from wasting diseases, detective
nutrition, or whatever cause, the Dtscov-
cry will surely bring you up to tho healthy
standard BY restoring ths normal action Of
every natural source and means OF nourtsh-
nent. As strength-restorer and nesh-
builder, nothing Like this mediclns is Known
20 medical science. Filthy Cod Liver Oh and
al its disguised compounds can't compare
with 10.
It's sold on trial. That is, In everything
that's claimed for IL, IL the Discovery ever
fails to benefit or cure, you have your money
back.
What offsr could be more businsssHbss
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

Intimacy on the part of Clarence
Wade, youth of 20. with the sister of AL
vim Defevers, schoolboy, led the latter 10
such resentment that Wade shot and killed
him in school, near Hodgeville, Ky.
Two men have been employed and
armed with rifles to patrol the levees
above and be'ow Shreveport, La, and kill
all hogs found wandering about the neigh
borhood. Their roofing has in the past
loosened the earth and caused damaging
breaks in the levees.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12
Curious old man-what brought you

Curious old man-What brought you
to your present destitute-rum
Tramp Gndignantly)-No, sir Yer see
wuz a borned lawyer, but me parents
unfortunately called me after George
Washington, an | can't git no clients.
Probably the only copy extant of the
act Of Parliment of l649, during CROMWELL
reign, incorporating and chartering the
Society for Instituting the Propagation Of
the Gospel among the Indians of New
England, is in the possession of the Pres.
b, teTian Board of Missions, and is cn exhi
bition in New York.
-Muggins (who Is fond Of saying prett,
things)-I never can forgive myself for moi
having married your wife when | had
chance" Buggins-"Neit can l."
Theirs standstill in the marriage bu I
iness in New Brunswick. Marriage cenih
Gates have to be cuunt,rsighcd 10y te O.
Lieutenant Governor, aud all th0,e h..a
by municipal clerks were signed IN biart
by the official row dead While they'f4
waiting for a new lot, couples have to go
to Maine or stay unmarried.
An eminent statiscian estimates that
dur ug tie course Of an ordinary life IN,
average man will eat seven four hors,
wagon loads more food than is good for
nim,
-Wife-George, / wish You belonged To-
my church. The new minister is a man
you would like.
Husband-Not such bigoted Methodist
as the other, then. is hei
Wiie-No he il very broad He be.
lieves thar Episcopalians, if they repent,
can be saved
Promise are easily broken, but then il
is the easiest thing in the world tc make
new ones.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12
Leading a Better Lite.

resolve the coming year that will not
drink any unless | am-thirsty.
That il cannot find man after my
own heart, l will seek a woman.
That I will let people mind their own
business and will assist them all can.
That l will agree to obey my superiors,
if have any.
That l viii send the next spring poem to
the editor instead Of taking il.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12
cons,,n,ntion surely Cufed,

Tc TaK EDIroR:-Please inform your readers
that nave positive remedy for tie aboye-named
disease. b. 3 timely use thousands OF hopeless
have n permanently cured. shall be GLAD
to send two ..ottles OF my remedy FREE to any of
your readers have consumption II they wlI
send me theii Express and p o. address. Respect
'uDY 7. a. sLLUUM. III. c.. isl Pearl St ".
Some figures which the Indianapolis
Journal has collected, reveal the magni-
tude of the sheep raising industry IN this
country, which is to be imperiled by free
wool. These show the estimated number
of people engaged in the industry, directly
and indirectly, to be about ), ZOO, 900. The
annual clip is valued at about SOC, 600, 600
taken away from IS, 5,O0O,O 900 sheep, worth
about $50, 000, 900. 1t is the firm convic-
tion of many wool-growers that the ulti-
mate effect of free wool will be to wipe out
practically the raising of sheep. About
one eig hIh of the worlds supply of wool
ia nov produced here, the revenue there
from remaining in this country tn be re-
invested again and again. Under free
wool hose revenues aiI accrue To foreign
countries aud DO invested and kept there.
In return for these sacrifices the American
woolgrowcr is promised suit "t cl"thes
| for IS cents
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

"a,
sIlv cures in TO 3 days. IT. action upon
the system is remarkable and my ystcriouS.
IL removes at once tne causr 'No Tse ~ e.,
So areaIlv Benefits. Is cts. Sold by !. q
Redick, druggist, Butter.
At the Christmas treat in u Sunday
school in a neiehboring town one selfish
little fellow smoke up and said, pointing to
a new recruit;
THAT boy don't tend this Sunday
school. He never was here before"
Yes was too said the new boy with
emnhasis.
..Wben were YOU hereY" asked the
teacher kindly.
why last Chnatmas, was tne IranA
and innocent reply.
"And he got his treat
An Indiana Co paper saws: Invitations
are out '"r 'ne ulaffi'so u HaS' "a"ur'"e
township anu 'ii7S "o'a ynoo'' i"V''
was an ancient custom III ' 'ni'e "n'i'''
the Dodge was married 10 'ne Aui'a'io ''"'
bat we never before heaIu VI any "n' oe'"t
married 10 township ~ !" "'''t''u.'
probable mat the intehReht coinP"si1"i rev
out the name OIL tne man VINO f'Siu'' !"
bist MaDoning township
TO see women knllting STOCKINGS oe'
ginning at the Toe; chiufeh WIN "e"u'
wrapped round and round IN various ker-
chiefs but with little limbs and leet pare
even in wintery weather; oid women sun
wearing 'heir hair ID lohg plai.T uo"n 'neii
backs; gentlemen Callers entering P"iioi
,ha.o aro onI, a f.v y, n ,honsand cnstom,
e. po.,;a ,ha, oro az d;reo,lv onnosite II
onr owr
IT.. u,,osoc t,-ral Nassacbpsatts !.
tb. Iongast in the Tinted States; length.
Gonr and tbree.ionrths miles; cost. $l4. OOO,.
600.
poon .1. i NOT ofter that vou find
49,. .;,h o~oo,,u ,ho s.mo yiews ON
the tariff question, but Brown and Blen-
helm over there agree to dot"
Figg-"But have they mastered the sub
jectT"
Fogg-"Not at all. Neither OF them has
the slightest knowledge Of the question, and
both of them frankly admit it,"
r, A.. - .e a.,
United States during 1893 is esti-
uated ar an 00o 0oO ono or which the larg.
.. 80 ono 600 -. r hos.
es' i'ein - @''V,oOO'V0o W." 10y
The animal products, lnciudlng meats,
dairy prodeuts. poultry and eggs, and wool,
ara rIaoad a, aoc5 oon ooo mara
oAO PioScu AZ FoOv;VVNtVVv i""'N'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

100 North Main Street,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-12

-Muggins (who Is fond Of saying pretti
things)-I never can forgive myself for MOI
having married your wife when | had a
chance" Buggins-"N Neither can l."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
Bound for the Orient.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S-A party of
missionaries bound for Japan and
the far East was at the Sherman
House today. Dr.. George D. Low
u Of Delaware, Ohio. aud his wife
arrived at the hotel this morning,
and during the day were joined by
twenty others. including the famil-
les Of the missionaries. Some Of
the members Of the party have al
ready been at work in heather
lands and are going back With new
recruits. All are under direction
Of the Missionary Board of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
party includes, in addition 10 DR..
Lowry and his family, y. s. Hop
kins, VI. D.. his wife and two
children; Mrs. G. r. Davis, and
four children Mrs. J. Fl. Pike of
Delaware, Ohio, and five children /;
H. E. King, wife and two children
Miss Irene E. Lee Of Delsvan, Wis,
Miss Alice Terrell and Miss Ume
Humada, a japanese girl. The
party will leave at 1920 o'clock
tonight for San Francisco. They
viii spend q few days there before
sailing for the Orient.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
representative Cstehings' Opinion
o. the L,uisis1s SitustiOa.
sSECzNRIpGg TURNED DOWN.
Morton Receives The Republican >ensin-
tfvs to- GsVsrnSI 90 New Nerk->PAin
Wants New rrxap-Ihe Worlds
Best Trottins Record Cat pour. stc.

SASArOGA, Sept. Is. - h-Vice-
President Levi Morton was nouiuStei
fo- Governor q New York toiSy by
the laryss, Republican convention in
the history Of the Empire State.
Besides the - delegates snd as many
SlIsrnStes, there were 400 people in
the big hall, Sni smong the number
wSs every Republican politician OF
note il the State. Ii Was generally
conceded TO De the most important
Ststs gathering OF this party since the
close Of the war
The fact this is - Republican yssr"
led 70 the brilliant display Of material
presented SIS candidates for nomiuS-
ton. Al ; o'clock tonight the first
ballot wss taken, and il carried out
the prediction thSr Mr.. Morton wzs
overwhelmingly the regular choice
In fact, the roll Of the sixty counties
hSd Ouly been hSlf called when eX-
prsSsiOns OF Morton hiss II, sure
were hsSri on every side.
Three hundred aud sixry-ssven votes
were Necessary 70 choice Mr.. Nor
ton received 5+5s, Snd when the official
announcement Was made, the vast au-
Gieucs SrUSs 10 its feet Sud wave after
wzfs o. applause interrupted sill pro-
cesdiugs for ten minutes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
FROM THE SOUTH SEAS.
Arrival Of the Morning Star at
Butaritari.

Letters from the Gilbert Islands,
under date of August IS, mention
ed the arrival Of the missionary
bsrkentine Morning Star at Butari-
tart, August Z, and her departure
two days later for the southwark.
The Star took back to Apaian Rev.
ID. kai, who, through the kind
offices Of British Commissioner
Swayne, had found such relief from
iniammatory rheumatism as TO be
able to return to his field of labor.
A grandson had been born to the
King of Butaritari. The natives
wished 70 make it an occasion for
dissipation and debauchery as in
the olden time. The King limited
the revelries to one day, after which
there was to be no more dancing
under penalty for every offense.
The British Commissioner was
maintaining good order throughout
the group, transporting offenders to
FIJI, where they were kept at hard
labor, for one, two, or three years,
according to the varying degrees of
guilt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
The Death Watch Removed.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 14.-The death
watch which was placed on murder
er st. Clair some time ago was re-
moved today by order of United
States Marshal Baldwin, and st.
Clair is now confined in the smaller
of the two big tanks on the first
floor of the Jail, in which Hanson
and Sparf, the two men who were
implicated with him in the murder
in the South Seas of Mate Fitzger-
aid of the bark Hesper, are also
confined. Father Gallagher, on be
half of st. Clair, will endeavor to
have Hanson removed to other
quarters as soon as possible, in the
hope that Sparf will be induced to
make a statement clearing ST.
Clair Of all connection with the
murder. 1t has been intimated re-
Gently that Sparf was ready 10
make such a statement but was
afraid to do so, as Hanson had
threatened to harm him if he said
anything. st. Clair evidently fells
greatly relieved to have the death
watch removed. November I'd is
the day now fixed upon for his ex-
scution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
i Former Horolulzu Married

! select society Wedding &C.
CURED a the First Congregational
Church, Oakland. Cal, On the 81
eniHg Of September 1Sth, Ehen
Ar- Stanley Stoney, Of San Fran
cisco. and Miss Emma Shsrrs,t
we're married by Rev J. K Ne
Lean N the presence Of 8 large a.
seubIsgs Of relatives and invited
friends The bEide vas educated
It Mills College, and has been 2
fsvorite IN 0zkIsudIs mast excIu-
=iTe social circles Miss Emma
Shzrrztt, now Mrs. Stoney, Is 2
cousin Of Nj ThOs. Hebron, and
formerly resided in Honolulu.
shers she had : large circle Of
trends and sequsiutsnees. Mr..
Stouey l. son Of Judge Stoney. Of
Oakland, and one Of the most
prominent young attorneys in that
.ity-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
Theatre Tomorrow Night.

The Daley Theatrical Company,
composed of Thirteen members, ar.
rived by the Mariposa, and will
open an extended engagement at
the Hawaiian Opera House tomor-
row evening, presenting the Two
Orphans. The box sale of seats
shows that a crowded house will
greet the company on their opening
performance. The company has
been considerably strengthened
since their former visit to Homo
lulu, and a season of enjoyable
recreation with an extended roper
toire is at hand. Mr.. Al. H. Hal
lett, the leading man of the COM
pany, is said to be a very clever
actor, while the leading lady, Miss
Dalgleish, enjoys an enviable repu-
tation among theatre patrons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
Caught in the Zee.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. lS.-Sealing
vessels Srrivei from Hsmmerfest, the
noIthernmost town Of Europe, report
that the JsckSon-HSrmsworth polar
expedition, which left England July
llth for Franz Josef : and. via Arch-
sngel, on the steamship Windward,
was in the nsighborhood Of the 18th
parallel, trying 10 push north be-
tween Nova Zsmbls and Franz Josef
Land. Members OF the expedition
found it impossible 10 make any pro-
GEES north, snd were trying when the
Sealers left the Arctic region to force
their way back out of the ice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
4 Pretty Wedding.

! very pretty double wedding
took place Wednesday evening.
Sept 12th,. in North Temescal.
AIzueda County, ST the residence
Of Thomas !. MCGOWAN. the brother
Of the brides, ssys the San Fran
cisco Call Of Sept Is The con-
tracing parties were Z. y. Holmes
Of Hilo. Hawaii, and Miss Mary
McGoBa7. q North Teuesczl. and
j. ". aobson Of San Francisco
and Miss Elizabeth MCGOWAN.
Rev. Dr.. CoyIe Of OakIsnd per
formed the ceremony before the
members Of the family and E few
intimate friends. After supper the
newly Welded guzrtette departed
amid : shower Of rice and well
wishes for future happiness and
prosperity. They left for Santa
Cruz on the morning train, aud
after their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes viii reside 81 the Pleas
anton until the 18th. when they
depart flr HiLo. their future home.
Mr. and Mrs H05soa sLsO intend
leaving fJE that place next month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28

hevsd, would have insured the sur
render Of Antonio E1etA. Refusal 10
accept the testimony is regarded here
IS sn attempt To shield Ereta sud his
companious. Some % Eseta's friends
here say they sent powerful testimony
III his favor by the same steamer.
4 Is rumosed that the Governments
IS IN possession Of proof that Antonio
ksetS has secret arrangement with
NSSQuez 10 revolutiorise Central
America and that Carlos ErstS aud
some rich Americans are in II. The
plan Is 70 have Antonio EEeta invade
Guatemala, entering from the north,
where there is much discomfort
Smong the people, Snd thence march
south, 10 be Joined by Guatemalan
mAlcOptentS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
William cassie Married.

Nj William cassie, Engineer Of
kszliz Plantation. and Mrz- Mary
B Hicks, OF San Francisco, Eere
married yesterday after
noon AZ three O'clock in s..
Andrews Church. Rev. Mr. Mack
int0sh officiating. Mr. George
: zirchIld, : merchant st Kezlis
acted ss best nan The bride ar
rived from the Coast Yesterday By
the Mzriposz- Mr. and Mrs.
Ezszie viii spend couple Of weeks
in town before returning to Kezliz,
their future home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
BYAUTHORITY.
School House at HoIuaIoa.
North Rous.

Tenders will be received at the Office
oitbe Board Of Education, for the con
struction. including material, freight
carriage, etc. Of a iwo-roomed Sehoo
House at Holualos, North Kona. Hawaii
raid School House is to be 56x29xI2
with yeranda and yeraada rooms IL
front.
Plan and specifications Of the work car
be seen at the office Of the Board Of Edu
cation.
Tenders VIII be received until /.
O'Clock noon October %, 1894.
The Board does not bind itself to ae-
cept the lowest or any bid.
JOHN F. SCOTT.
Secretary Board Of Education.
HanoluIu, II. l., September 10, lse4
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