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& Ernntfninnt Pretottsr.

The New York World, commenting on
tho tarilrbiIl, speaks us follows in regard
10 ono particular itom OF ills schedule:
"Tho most Inportap, gain Is free wool. Tint
will make clothes, carpets, blankets AM hats
chcnpur. II will help tho mHnulhcturCr. mud by
starting mp the mills amt incrcnStng tho denlnnd
for wool Gcuellt the woOl'gtOwrr"
Could thore possibly be moro dc.
cided contradiction aud qualification in
as many words?
First, tho finished products OF wool
arc to become Cheaper" and thereby
those who uso them will save money!
and, second. wool itself is to become
dcarer on account OF the "incrcasinG
demand" for 1t, aud thereby the farmer
Is to DO benefited. That is to say,
dearcr wool is to make cheaper clothes,
and cheaper clothes arc TO make dcarer
wool
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

The man was losing every game a.
cards, aud tho lady on the other sido OF
tho ,ablc was laughing at him. "Ah.
woll." shc said in sarcastic sympathy.
when he had to buy another baskettul
of chips, "unlucky at cards, lucky At
love, you know" "Yos," hc responded,
with smile, "and guess It must DO
true. for you soc am still bachelor"
Detroit Free Press.
"Marie and George have separated,
Won know. He told her ono night that
when he was out OF town he always felt
as thouvh Ito would give $40 for just a
word with her." "Well?" "And so
tho next timo he went TO New YORK she
put him to the test BY calling h'm up
on long-distance telephone and max
ing him pay the bill."-Chtcago Record
Now, Maud,% he said anxiously. rs
they parted, while YOU are AWAY don't
forget our secret-that you arc my
tiancee." "No, George, l won't forgot
il; and I'll mover lot any Of tho men
oyen suspect it. I'll behave like reGu-
lar summer girl."-IfdrperS Ba:ar.
Whom We saw the good man standing
with tho twins in his arms md singing
"fOs Cares Like n Wild DeluGe Come
wo knew tho great religious convention
was n spiritua! Observation-Disclosures.
"rhe other night l dreamed was In
heaven. DO you suppose II is sign l
nun going to dio?' "Mell, hardly
Indianapolis Journal
Ills human to orr, and human nature
to say: ~ told you so."-Rdm'S Horn.
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uncertainty and NO business depression
previous to that tIins.
The new conditions may clear the
atmosphere, because manufacturers
and business men can adjust them
selves to tho slower basis" President
Cleveland says is necessary. but the
waseWorkers will understand that tho
clover basis" means lower wages. and
American business interests will under.
stand that 1t means closer competition
with the products Of cheap foreign labor.
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shonia Owl. puslmess.

Tho Louisville Courier.Journal tells q
correspondent why he should continue
to be Democrat under tho present ON
barassing circumstances. and. among
other things, says: "What constitutes q
party? Is it ofieeholdersH By no
means. A political party is a large
number OF citizens united for the ac'
complishment Of certain purposes hav-
ing reference to legislation and tho nd
ministration Of the government. Thoy
belong to tho party because they desire
the success OF the principles OF govern
mont which tho party represents"
But how arc these principles to be
carried out except through tho Office
holders? And when tho otlicehoiders,
entrusted with this power, fail to per-
form their duty, what does the party
gain BY rejoicing them, rs the Demo.
cratic party now proposes to do? What
can now BIO expected of the party which
surrenders its principlcsP Should 1t
not acknowledge its inability to meet its
liabilities and go into liquidation2
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New YoRx, August l4.-EIliOt Roo"'
welt, brother OF Civil Service Comnls-
sioner Theodore Roosevelt, has died
alter uu illness extending over a period
OF only four days.
Mr.. Roosevelt has practically lived
the life OF a recluse for tho past wear:
Eleven months ago, under the name OF
Mr.. Eliot, no rented the Ane residence
at SI3 West One Hundred and Second
street, near " est End avenue. and has
lived there alone, attended only by his
valet.
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wost YirRinia and tho United States
senate. The Observation-Disclosures
heavy william would DO J. n. See? and
tho unrelenting sleuth-hound en- his
track would be 2 woundup Wilson.
The title Of this tragedy might be any.
thing, for instance "a World Of Wind:
or sugar-Coatsd Memory" Each
chapter might wind up with the sem
tehce. "And the United States mar
shals still pursued him"
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT
For ExpOrIatios-rhS EtrT coasiEnnent
Leaves For Europe.

Leaves For Europe.
NEw YoRk. August ld.-CRlifornia
fruit iS coming to this market more
freely than cveL last week the re-
ceipts we're ITO cars. aud from Saturday
till Monday forty cars were received,
Of which tweuty.six were sold. Yester'
days sales wcro tl,irty-ono car loads. II
il expected that this weeks receipt4
will aggregate 200 cara The expectation
OF California fruit 10 having its hrsl
practical test on q large scale. On Au'
gust 1 u train Of eleven ours Of fruit letI
Sacramento. consigned 10 London, and
this shipment was despatched to-day
by tho steamer Paris. Fruit dealers
hero predict shat tho fruit will stand
the voyage go as to DO marketable on
reaching London.
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Constant coughing will, il neglected,
inHame the cntirc mucous membrane
iininW the mir passage TO helungs. Cubeb
Cough euro is the only remedy to be
relied upon to give quick relief and
allay inflammation. 1t is soothing IN
its elect: is most pleasant aud agreea-
bio 10 tuI 20; children like It.
Sold by Alex r. Young, John klari.
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
mort. Ohio,
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vL,,kv Withdrawals,

BALTIMORE, August 15.-Sinco the
taritl bill went through Withdrawals OF
whisky 10 bond here have boon cnoF'
nous. Yestesiny afternoon the re-.
CENTS wore $40, SOo. and $4,000 up to
/ o'clock to-day, which promises to OK
coed yoSterday. On ordinary days bus
iness at tho Office 10 from $4,000 to $780,
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Tho new law reduces the sugar tax on the rc-
fined article imposed In the Interest OF the trust
from N cents thu 10 pounds, tho rae NJ lhr Me-
Knlcy law. to !. ointS 1t secures revenue
PLIburlh Past.
And, our contemporary should have
added. 1t will also yield M immediate
revenue to the sugar trust OF So, 900, 900,
to say nothing oil tho trusts enormous
profits In the future.
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Special Df5pdieh 10 tbs IntsatgEHeeh.
wAsuISGroS. DC. Augustl5.-Post'
masters appointed: Kussart, Preston
county, ]. N. Kelley, vicc A. S.
Chichester, removed; Morgan Glade,
Preston county, Marshal Rodeheaver.
vice J. n. Miller. removed; Reid, Cabel!
county, ~ J. Cook, vice A. B. McGin'
moss, IT., dead.
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A SUFFERING CHILD
Head and Scalp Raw with
Places Slzc OF Silver Dollar. Va
rtous Remedies only caused Frcsh
Eruptions. Applied CUTiCURA.
Change in TIvcnty-four Hours.
Perfect Cure In Two Weeks.

Ny lItt!o son, aged thrcc, was very much
troubled with d breaking out on his scalp
and behind his car. Tho pinCeA aitcCtOI Mero
alIOnt rs largo ny n silver dollar; the flesh
seemed raw mud covered with llttl0 blIsters.
The child suffered considerably. anil was nat
unlly very frOtiul. ] tried several rCinWIic9
without eEtRiEinE any heHeiiciGl EesU1isi IN
fact tho CFiptiOnS seemed 70 b0 spreading
mud now places breaking out. IC0nclhded to
try tho CUTiCURA REMEDIES washed tho
affected PARTS with the CUTlrUILA soar. TAX:
ing care not TO irritllO tho ttesh, ami applied
ClTIruRA. InoticCd change for tho better
IN tho appearance a. tho cruptionS In twenty
four hDiIrl, aud In two weeks tho CnlptiOns
entirely disappeared, leaving tho skin smooth
aud tho scalp clean; In fact a perfect cure,
rR | have not seen any indications OF any
rrun,iUn or breaking out since. | gavC tho
child only n few ilOfcG Of tho CrrICrnA tE-
SOLVENT. IcaWRldGr yaHE CtrIcUSA NfNE-
Mrs very valuable. l believe Ct"TlCulA
would SScCllcul for applying 10 Insect bites,
which 1rr very RnnuyiNE In this country:
{. A. ARMSTRONG, Swift island, n. o.
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Died.

At Washington. D. G., on the 18th
instant, in the second year Of its age. OF
slow consumption, (Of time). the Will
son bill. =,
Friends invited to tho funeral the
second Tuesday Of November. Bring
torches. PROTECTION.
bridgeport, O., August IA.
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wt,nt INV lin Done?

Have you made IN your mind for the Clarke
burg convention 1t meets ncNt Tuesday, aud
II Is tiN1 tho Ohio county delegates were .cItiAG
together III choice Hslutet.
Then they are divided, nre they? Per.
hapO tho Register can inform us NJ to tho
Why's and tho whoretores. VIVA. has
Mr.. Pendtoton done that his county
delegation isn't solid Tor him?
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AMSTERDAM, August 25.-At Masstrict
two new cases OF cholera and one death
from that disease have becu reported.
At Utrecht, Lobith and Mydrccbt re-
spectively one case OF cholera has been
roported,
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LOuFsrtfe Courier Journal tDtn.)
1t was foregone conclusion that tho
house would surrender, but it might
haye done so more gracefully.
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Sold lhrouphOnt the world. Price, CuTr1uRA,
Bar. BOAP, 9Sc. /; IIErOLVENT, o.. r0TTEH DBUO
AND CuEM. Corr, sO!c PrUPN, Boston.
ag-"IiOw 70 cutO Every sEia D!OCasp," ttcS.
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We have on hand quite a lot OF
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS and
TOWELS that are Slightly soiled.
finger marks here and there. Don't
hurtgoods. Do hurt price.
We have marked these goods at
prices that will make them move
quickly.
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The Intelligencer,
Published Daily. Except Sunday.
rERMst

Per Year, BY usii, Postage Prepaid.
nuty ts,x DAYS IN THE wEEkI.........-........ts %
n.ny tIHare pays IN THE WEEK.. ............ 4 %
nALy iTwo DAYS mTHE WEEp1.....-. .....-.' q Is
o,mI toMT 6S
WfEkLy toWg YeAR TX ADVANCE %
WEEKLY SIX MONTHS. %
Tina DA,.Y 1NTElLIoEscEa Is delivered By eat.
Tleri ~ wheeling aud adjacent towns Of %
cents pct week.
Person5 Wishing % subscribe % the DAitT IN
TEtijUEzcEE can do 70 by 4endlng IN melt ~
2 dSFS Ia tho ISfELtiuENcEE oIic9 on p1Itll card
Of otherwise. They VIII b. PunctuauY served
rribuIes Of Respect aud Obituary Notices so
cents per Inch.
solisItSd Pi from even part q Ihs surrounding
country.
Rslectsd oommunicatIonlW will not 30 returned
unleaS accompanied BY SUFFICIENT postage
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HUNTINGDON H6FUU
Now some ono ought to writO con.
tinuOd story, the plot OF which IL laid in
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acknowledgement
wnErLlNG. AUGUST 10, 1sos.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION {!

The Republican confOrccs Of tho Flnt Scna.
torlnl district comprising the count ties Of Brooke,
Hancock aud Ohio. are requested 70 mect on
Saturday. August IS. 1921. It /? o'clock p. I1: at
thsCnuFt House. IN the city 81 wh0eltng, ": ".
tho state Senate Of this district, 10 be voted tor
al the next election, und Glectins Senatorial
SO e. ". HUMPHREY.
JOHN DAlED.
SenatorIAl Comm itteo Of ohio County.
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port. Ohio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-03
camn.tltian Tor Nnrass.

The London hospital is Offering two
money prizes. q first one of $50 and a sec
ond of 500, for THE best plan of a nurses
home. the competition TO include lady
suparintendeuts matrons and nurses in
the British empire, the United States and
the countries of Europe
The idea was suggss ed ia the course
of the discussion on nurses homes at the
international congress in Chicago, when
Dr. Billings. the president, pointed out
that fhe time had arrived for women to
demonstrate the latent power claimed ia
them ID practical and definite form,
and no longer to leave it to man to plan
and erect homes for nurses and training
school buildings. Queen.
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It is Interesting to NOTICE how the New
York correspondents have seized upon
the item of the wearing Of lizards BIZ
women for enlargement and description.
According TO them. all the society wo-
men here ia New York are i'll despair
over the curtailment Of their privilege to
have an ugly little reptile crawling about
them. AS a matter Of fact. not one $50
ciety' woman, certainly not one well
bred women or girl. has adopted the
questionable craze. Actresses who af-
feet suca things. often as matter Of adj
vertiseInent, took them UP, and e large
contingent Of other women who do such
things because some one else does. and
who belong to no particular class. either
Of the upper Of lower tendon wore
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Nine. Blaze de Bury. whose death is
announced from Paris st the age of 80
was known 30 a wide circle Of distin-
guished people. She was cosmopolitan
in her friendships and maintained 4 cor
respondencB with the principal states
men of the day, as wei as with the lead
ers ia the moral and Intellectual move
sents of the time. Nine Blaze de Bury
contri buted many articles on French and
European affairs to Blackwood and The
Revue des Deux Mondess Of which latter
journal her husband was the critic. She
was of Scotch paren6age. her maiden
name being Marie Pauline Rose Stuart.
paris Journal
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ut is a customary thing among the Aus
trian princesses to pass two on three
years AS abbess in q certain religious
community of Prague, and it is equally
q custom for ADDRESSES to leave the sacred
edihee in order to get married. How such
engagements are brought about seems to
require q little explanation when 1t is re-
membered that the princess a bbess real
ly leads very secluded life. However
that may be. the young Coburg prince,
August who is 20 years old and ana Off
Ger in the Austrian navy, has wooed and
been accepted AIS her sutton 0y the Abbess
Arcnduchess Caroline q daughter of the
late Archduke Carl Salvador Vienna
~ t..-
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we KIND Eanr.

Rev. j. wv. Bradshaw of the Congre-
gationalist church Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
preached s. sermon against woman suf-
frage on q recent Sunday morning, being
greatly concerned lest the bad women
should Outvote the good women. The
Ann ArbOr Democrat reviews the ser
mon and calls attention TO the fact that
ssthere are SO few bad women compare
lively speaking, that as a class they new
e. attempt to assert themselves ia amy
place of civil government whatever T
The Democrat says that Mr.. Bradshaw's
sermon carried little conviction and pro-
ceeds to console him ia this fashion.
.sBe sure women VIII vote, the con-
servatives to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, and when that day comes bad men
and women viii largely become factor
Of forgotten history while THE present
opponents of the cause Will grasp the
hand Of the pioneer and proudly ex-
claim We killed a bear, didn't we, Peg
gye
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women IN school T3oards.

Addie S. Hale of Glastonbury, in the
Connecticut Grange. urges that women
register, vote at school elections and
work to have women on the school
boards. She says. The grange is awake
now, and instructions 10 make educa-
tional suffrage a special subject for meet
lngs comes from both the worthy lee
turer and COMMITTEES on womans work,
backed up bit State Master Bowen. Peo-
pie outside of orr ranks are looking to
us Patrons Cf Husbandry. for great adj
vancement in this line. and recommend
that open meetings be held in different
grange halls, inviting in the friends in
terested. especially the mothers to call
their attention to the new response bihty
so recently placed upon them.
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sLAIE J0URNAL sAIuRDAY EVENING. lLARol 3. 1894
WOMAN'S WORLD.
mrs. RUSSELL SAGE TAKES HER
STAND As A WOMAN sUFFRAGisT.

a1yra EradvrelI's Career-Annuities FOR
Single vvomen-Ths Chameleon Fad
Hon. Nellie Base Wedding 'Eve KILLED
d Bear, Didn't we. Fessy2"
'sWin you vote to have the word
male stricken out of the United States
constitution The question was asked
by Mrs. Russell Sage. and the writer,
being a woman. promptly replied in the
affirmative and Immediately added her
name to the petition. which already con-
tanned the signatures of Mrs. Sage. Mrs.
e. F Thompson, Miss Helen lI Gould
and others. Thus treasured Mrs Sage
continued. III am not a pronounced
w0man's rights woman. but since such
women as Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth
Cady Stanton and Julia Ward Howe
are leading a movement with this pur-
pose in view I shall not withhold ay
name and my purse fer its support. ]
am ia favor Of such a movement, rs IS
also Mr.. Sage
81 thoroughly believe iu women have
ing voice in the government. especially
when they are taxed. Taxation without
representation viii no more Tie imposed
on women today than it was years ago
upon our ancestors when under the Eng
Hsh yoke.
s.There is a small town in the northern
part of the state owned entirely by rich
widows. They pay the taxes but have
no say in the town government.
Women, too, arrested for crime are
never tried by their peers. Lizzie Bor-
den would never have had to undergo
the trial she did had there been women
jurors.
DO you think women would vote if
they had the ODrOrtl17aifvs'' ouerie1
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HE DUG THEm UP.
The sad Case of an Amateur Gardener he
nldl't Know Beans

The sad Case of an Amateur Gardener - ne
Illll't Know Beans
Besides gaining considerable knowledge
Of ala agricultural kind from his last SUM
mer's experience as m amateur gardener
Robinson haas learned what a blessed thin
it is to be mild and considerate im critiei
ing another ID matter in which you ali
not expert Yourself Robinson had sasl
one day that he was going to plant cab
bages. and before he got home that evening
bis wife. as a pleasant surprise for him.
bought - cabbage plants set them all out
ia the garden and then lay back and chuc-
kled to think how surprised dear old Rob
1nson would be when he saw them He was
surprised
Mrs. Robinson had set out the IS cabbage
plants all in 4 bunch. just as She had 4
celved them from the scotsman. Then Rob-
inson sat down on the lawn and laughed.
and asked 3Irs- Robinson If she had ever
seen a fun grown cabbage. and how She sup
posed % Of them could grow in space
three inches square
Mrs. Robinson retorted with wOman's ar
gument in similar eases. She burst into
tears and told Robinson he was "a mean old
thing and III lie knew SO much be could
just set them out again himself So therei
Robinson took spade and dibble and
set them out w bile doing this he noticed
that he turned up an extraordinary num-
Der of small, dirty white PUPPY things. with
green sprouts sticking out at one end They
looked unfamiliar, bat he dug on without
thinking much about ohem, and when the
p cabbages were set out, each with fair
distance between it and neighbor. So Thar
it might without inconvenience grow four
feet IT'D diameter If SO il was minded. he
condescendingly called his wife to come
that he might show her how SO simple a
thing should be done
The first things that caught Mrs. Robin
sons eye were the peculiarly dirty white
pulpy things, and poking at one with her
toe she said.
ssXvhat did you dig those up for3a
ssCh, thosefn replied the sapient Robin
son "Those. my DEAR So far as can make
out, are a variety Of inedible fungus. al-
though II never saw any just like them be-
fore
.Inedible fungusl'2 eziad Mrs Robinson.
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women and Cruelty q Animals.

The womans branch of tile Pennsy1-
wanna Society Tor the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals celebrated its silver an
niversary recently One Of the many
notable achievements during the %
years work is the I'M Improvement in the
transportation of cattle both by rail and
water. the more humane treatment being
almost entirely due to the woInen's soci-
ETY.. One of the speakers att the annie
varsary was Miss Agnes Repplier. the
clever essayist. Elbow 40 we know that
the animals were made for our user she
questioned I'VE can eat Sheep, and
say chat he was made for mans use.
The lion eats man. Shouldn't we say
that he made us for the lions user
Philadelphia Call
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them. but that was all New York ..so-
ciety7 women are open to criticism un-
doubtedlv. but they don't make mp
their faces and arms for every ball. .
sssmoke cigarettes all day" or "drinE
and play poker continually as they ere
often accused Of doing in some of these
remarkable missivas that are dated from
New fork. Her Point of View ia Now
York Times
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Young Gushington-8sd the wealth Of
Croasus. I would adora this fair finger
with a diamond as large around as a silver
dime.
Miss EimDerIy-Ila Eenrv. how extravs-
CAN'T i should be perfectly satisfied with
one as large as q nickel Chicago Tribune.
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Husband lirritably J--Lt fsn's 81 year since
you said you believed our marriage was
made in heaven, and yet you order me
around as if I wasn't anybody
Wife (calmly)-Order is heavens first
law.-NeW York Weekly.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cleanses,
purilies and heals. it was made for that
purpose. Use ir for burns. cuts. bruises
chapped hands. sores Of all descriptions
and At you have piles use il for them.
q. K. JONES
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Polite Gentleman On street car)-Ta1e
my seat. madam.
Lady-Never mind. thank you I get
out here too.-New York Week..
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When you buy Quaker home made
bread see that it has our registered trade
mark Ga SHELBY on it. and you VIII not IS
received NEsFEB d1 o..
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It's all the same. a slight cold, con-
rested lungs or severe cough Cna
Minute Cough Cure banlshes them.
=. II. JONES
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Size sa5d Him Nay.

Toni can never get her picture off my
mind
Jerry Printed there 10y. her own negative.
appose--Truth
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500 to 5000 to loan. Benedict & CO