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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-23

At the Madison Street NJ. r. church
last night the pastor. Rev. Albert Sidney
three sermons for the instruction OF
married people or those who expect 20
get married. His subject was The
text Mark x:i9; what therefore God
hath Joined together let no man put
asunder."
text was not to be followed too literally.
for the reason that not all marriages
were made by God. In part he said:
"A romantic and sentimental young
man and woman after dreaming OF mar
riage as state OF perpetual bliss, for
a few long weeks. get married. soon
they awake to realization that thew
have made a mistake. They cannot get
along together. There IL a lack of com
mon sense and an abnormal development
of selfishness. They fuss and quarrel,
Interested friends and relatives interfere.
a divorce results and they separate. only
to plunge into the same whirlpool again,
each with a different person.
"A drinking. brutal, improvident hus-
band makes the home foretaste OF hell
and the suffering wife applies for a d.
vorce, Perhaps the wife IL gfddv crea-
,ure. greedy for the attention OF men.
The husband loves her dearly, but ex
presses his love In a matter of fact way
ey for the qualification OF his wife. lie
feels that II she has plenty of money TO
spend she will always love him While
he IL Rrubbing along for the money the
slows attentions OF a kind upon the wife
OF which the husband considers an evil
dence Of 'softness," but which the wo-
man loves better than her honor, and
well, the divorce court will hear the
story OF ruined home. mans treach-
cry and woman's dishonor.
ITO say that either sex IL entirely TO
blame would be untrue. In the long run
the blame for unhappy marriages can be
traced to both parties I'm the case. Per-
haps many OF the minor cases could be
kept out OF the courts II there was a
revival of the ducking-stool for ebitual
seolds and of the whipping-post for wife
heaters.
while prevention By the exercise OF
common sense together with mutual
concessions. may lessen the number II
divorces and possibly increase the sum
total OF domestic happiness there remain
many cases of domestic diacord that cam
not be cured except by separation
'WhCrn God hath Joined together let
not man put asunder There are mar
riages that are true spiritual unions, and
may he considered God made--toined to-
gether by the Divine Father. There are
mutitudcS of marriages that are man
made. born Of weakness, ignorance and
passion. They are not God-made be-
capst they are not prompted by God
given love. They are OF the earth
earthly Possibly II may do no harm 10
paraphrase the text thus: What God
hath Joined together let not man put
esunder. but what man hath Joined to-
gether man may put asunder "
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THIS YEARS GRADUATES.
Let Them Learn Trades, II Their
life Work" Isn't Determined.

New York Press
The voice OF the commencement orator
Is heard in the land. The valedictorian OF
the graduating class. according TO his
temperament. Is either poking fun at the
faculty. which he no longer fears. or Is
seriously estimating the effect that the
class or 1900 IL to have on the fate of the
twentieth century The graduate is ask
ing himself what he Is going to do. WIN
he pack mp his sheepskn and 20 West
to raise sheep. or to Alaska TO raise gold.
or to Puerto Rico to raise tobacco, or set
tie down on a farm to raise wheat, or in
I'm rural school-house to raise brains'
There IL preponderant tendency
among college graduates who have no
sense OF special vocation to teach
school somewhere for year or two until
they make up their minds" So far as
they are moved by a desire not TO be
burdensome to their parents any longer,
this Is a commendable course. And vet
the graduate who teaches a provincial
school FOR year or two r. likely to
find at the end of the process that he Is
hardly any nearer to an intelligent choice
of his life work than he was when he
left college. HIS field OF intellectual WIS.,
ion, unless he Is very wide-awake
young man. has narrowed instead of
widening. and perhaps he keeps on teach
ing, not because he knows how 10 do that
but because he hardly knows anything
else.
And yet there never was a time when
the world had more need OF men who
would take up "A trade and make n pro-
fession Of II. studying it in It's scientific,
aud It's social aspects and developing mus
Gle and mind alike In its service. There
never wns n time when manual and in
dustrial training appealed more strongly
10 the students of education az minister
ing not only to the physical efficiency OF
the pupil. but also TO his mental and
moral nature. The aimiess Young grad
uate could hardly fail to ba benefited by
taking on his coat and his pride and
learning a trade either IN a great techni-
cal school or in a mill II It comes in
his way 10 take a course OF general man
ual training nrst, so much the better
The universal discipline of the muscular
powers and Of the will. the attention and
the conscience that manual training AZ
fords IL sure 70 strengthen the mind for
sane Judgment Rs TO ones life work
while II prepares the character for tho
serious business that IS before us an when
we assume responsibility for ourselves
A great army Of graduates Is about 20
advance on the United States. not with
hostile intent, II is true. but for good
or ill. as they themselves NAV deter
mine They come pcaceahly. and the vet
Grams In the thick OF the night do not fear
them 80 much as they Z ar that some
may become poor soldiers and straggiers.
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IN CAso And HOuF.

Gosa oa~Alas l,azisAs sazHt ~ r-as~ssserssl =
sm4frz rposs. sksa AgMOuR-s EXTRACT OF
BEET b ussA d - sss4 b eTusxsta. grvzss,
AZ rarattsrt
sANPLE gAR t-as scEisass &C rsctt.s Z "a
-r1Ls. as tasaurs ~ fag = as1ts
sRs0ts c0Npssi. CHICAGO
s,rek & Aglz1 re Es.ra<s e Beef v4sarai ani
Bssf EzsrAFs An1 Vsxatst2e Tss-@ts q Sssxia4 A.
s1E sgAzfA ksGsa. SEATTLE. WASA
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/ SPECIALS |
TODAY
Great July Sale of House
Furnishings in Our Base
ment Department.
ROYAL GRANITE LPONWARE.


MILK OR RICE BoILERS-1-qt. 5Sc f;
ns-qts, A5c. ls,-qts, SIC. 2-qts. sac: gsa-
OTIS, eSc; 3-qts. Sac; 5-uts. 92c.
TEA KEITH S~No, 4. 42c; No. &.
Sc; No. g. Sac; No. I, sec; No. s. &c:
No. g. s0c
COFFEE PoTs-s-qts, 4oc; .-qts. 4,e /:
2..ats Sac; 11s-ats. SOC: lot. 2sc; is-qt,
TEA PoTs-s-ots. SOC: 4-qts. 4oc:
s-ais. Sac; .2-qts. S2c; i4-qts. soc; lot,
BAfY FooD CuPs-iiA-pts. isc; ?
pts. isc.
coLI.ANDERs- Small. sc; medium,
soc; large. Ssc.
MILK PANS il-qt. &c; lot Sc: Ii4-
OF, Sc; got. i2c. SCOT. lie; 4-qt, lie:
got, 20c; l0-dt, 2Sc.
MUFFIN PANs-e-pan. Ice: I2-pan.
s6c
WASH BowLs-sman. Ice; medium
BERLIN SAUCE PANS OR KET-
TLES-7-dt. soc; SCOT, b2c; S-qt. 4Oe;
got, &c. lot, 2ic
LARGE WATER PAII.s-s-qt. 4ac:
loot. 52c; i2-qt soc; i4-qt, &c.
LIP PRESERVING KETTLEs-l's-
OF, l2c; got. l4c. yia-qt. lSc: SCOT, soc;
i-qt. 2ac; 5-qt, CSC; 6-qt. 3oc; 7is-dt, 5sc:
le-qt. iie: li-qt. elc: B-qt. Ne; @-dt,
SHALLOW STEW PANs-2-q,. lie:
7-qt. lee.
FRYING pANs-No. /. Ice: No. Q.
isc; No. 3 20c: No. 4. 24c: No 6. CSC.
DISH PANS. loot Use: loot. iac;
HANDLE sot'p POTS. with covers
s-qt. &c; 4--qt, 2sc; SGT, 42c; i0-at, isc;
i2-qt. 5Sc; l6-qt. Csc.
STEAMERS No. {, DOC; No. :. 4sc.
BREAD RA1sERs-lo-at, soc: it-qt,
CSC; 17-qt. MA; 2-at. H,Sl
71NWARE.
MILK PANs-.iz-at. &c; lot, &c; i't-
at, &c: got. &c; 3-qt, Sc: 4-qt, &c
.sTEAMERs-No. 7, lac: No. s. i7c;
DISH PANS. loot. isc; ii-at.. nc;
CoII.ANnERss.nlI.arge size. lac.
CHAMBER PALS. &c.
DUST PANS. &c.
BREAD BONES. iec.
WIRE TOASTERS. &c.
COAT HANGERS. Sc.
FLOUR SIFTERS, crank handle, Zoe
COPPER NICKEL PLATED GOODS.
COFFEE PoTS-~3-pt. Csc. apt, COO:
5-pf, g4e: 5-pt. fSc.
TEA PoTs-s-pt. soc; t-pt. SIC; SPIT.
7sc
TEA KaTTLEs- 7. 7sc: No. s.
SIC.
SOAP.
FAIRBANKS DANDY SOAP. ic
cake. Not more than 10 bars TO a Gus
FAIRBANKS SECURING SOAR. &c
TOILET PAPER.
Two large rolls for Be-
JELLY GLASSES with tin covers,
Balls sMASON FRUIT JARS.
i-pt. sSc dozen: lot. &c dozen.
CLOTHES PINS. ic dozen.
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Herman Herpel. aged 81 years. a grocer
OF Lake Dell. died yesterday Of stomach
trouble. He was a native of Prussia and
has resided In the vicinity OF Seattle for
eleven years During the past eight years
he has been In the grocery business at
Lake Dell The remains were taken
to Bonuey 4 Stewards. where they will
be kept until Tuesday morning The
funeral will he held at his late residence
on Tuesday az 2 y, Interment will
take place at the Lake View cemetery A
wife and daughter survive him.
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Dode Leave. whatcom Run.

Steamer Dode has again been with
drawn from the Whatcom run Yester-
day she made her appearance as an ex-
cursion boat. running between the city
and Alki point. in conjunction with the
Clan Mcdonald
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EYEGLASSES Tor headaches Miss
Nuzinski ~ cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-23

pR. JOHNSON. chronic disease sps-
eiaast Scheuermaa block,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-23

4 1--we Years Mt Carpenters
go. Weuid he in Ranks Of Or
100 Labor n on Earth To-day
sav sermon by r. r. Edmunds, n
I 1sufhfuI Graduate of University.
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ftrst uspHst ,harch.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25
UPAoLS STEERING
AND
II UfEliGuF6 Repaifing,

Mr. tn mas G. Rust VII give bis fpceial
attention TO the uph6lstering Business, and
Furnitst Repairing. Old hair aud shuek
mattre ses made over. ] viii also make the
Folditg Hair Mattress, which can be folded
and landed with ease. 1 alsn have a sample
line of Upholstery goods, which have just
received from Baltimore. These samples are
taken from some very hne patterns. Call and
make selection
n. BIN connection with the above 1 will
continue to Renovate Feathers, and mat
tresses will be called for by my assistant
anywhere within 10 miles Of Charles Town.
and safely returned. will al so buy and sell
secondhand furniture, Referance can be
given in this line In Charles Town aud in the
County HAZE been In this business for o
nnmber OF years. Perfect satisfaction given.
Place Of business Congress St. 2 doors west
of lie Baptist Church. Parties outside OF
town having feathers to renotate aud mat
tresses to make over pleasenotify inc t,y- mail
THOMAS e. RIJST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25
1fr. nanlonsa oood serulce.

a special from Washington of the Gill.
instant, says
tits especially gratifying to Mr.. Day
TIM, of the naval committee, in view of
the criticism 10 which be was subjected
,luriugstbe campaign in reference to the
nrmar plate contracts, that under the So.
luton of that vexations question which
he aud Mr. Foss cIampioned at the last
session Of Congress, the government will
be enabled to procure the best known
grade of plate, as the forthcoming report
will show, at much more reasonable
figure, than his critics predicted.
Under that eolulion three things ere
demonstrated. First, that the govern
ment has bought nrmor plate for less
than is paid by any other nation-less by
about 5000 per ton, it is believed second,
If the government of the Uniled States
had complete armor plant now in oper-
alton. the cost of its finished product, un.
der The higher priced labor on govern.
menL work in this country, would largely
exceed The price per ton TO be paid nm
der contrsct TO the successful firms in-the
competition forlthe work of construction;
third, under The conirac,s. the 81 600 tors
OF armor plaie, will aggregate about S16,-
200 coo in expenditure, can and will be
delivered aud placed upon tho vessels,
aonn to be built, before The government
could construct an armer plate plant.
II is estimated TINT il would require
three or four years TO construct and cql p
such lsctpry rs would be required fo,
the process. and even then the govern.
meut would have to depend upon pur-
chase of the right TO use the process.
These are The things upon which Mr..
Dayton and Mr. Fdss are being copgrat-
ulAt,d-the outcome of their Efforts to
build up the American navy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25
THE REST CURE.

This is often the best cure. But
many people cannot afford to rest
indefinitely. Worse still, the very
knowledge that they cannot, serious
ly interferes with the hest use of the
rest they have. Too often going to
the doctor means that the patient
shall stop short, while cares and
duties and expenses continue
Many, therefore, hesitate and delay.
|. Drs. Starkey 6; Palen's Compound
Oxygen Treatment presents an easy
way out of the dilemma; it has done
so for more than score of years
aud for more than three score thous-
and people, The agent used is the
Compound Oxygen. The method
puts r. here twill do the most good
lin lungs. The treatment nei-
ther fnterferes with business nor
pleasure, This simple thing has
made muItitudes of rundown, oyer
worked. nervous end sick people as
good as new. For further particu-
lars send for book of 200 pages sent
free.
Home or Office treatment.
Consultation free
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25
The Light OF the World,
Our. Savior in Art.

Cost nearly 100000 to produce. Contains
nearly 100 full-page cngrarings of our Savior
and His Mother by the worlds greatest paint
ere. True copies OF the greatest Masterpieces
in the art galleries of Europe. Every picture
is US beautiful as sunrise over the hilltops.-
Contains description of the paintings. biogra-
ply of the painters, the names aud locations
of the galleries in Europe where the originals
may DC seen. Also confirms .Chid's Depart
and His Mother, beautifully written, to fit
each picture, This woudc fni book, matehless
in its purity and beauty, appeals TO every
mothers heart, and in every Christian home
where there aIe children the book sells itself
Christian men and women are making money
rapidly tax ng orders. A Christian man or
woman Gun IN this community soon make
81 COO takipg oFdersfor Christmas presents.
Mrs. Waite, or agent in Massachusetts, has
sold over $4,000 worth of the books IL q very
short time. Mrs. Sackett, our agent IN New
York. has sold over $1,000 worth of the books
in u very short time, The book is printed on
velyet-finishcd paper, beautifully bound in
Cardinal Red and gold and adorned with
Golden Roses and Lilies. 1t il, without doubt;
the most beautiful book of this century.
Write for terms quickly and get the manage
ment OF thai territory. You Gun work on
snlary commission, and when You prove
your suceess we will promote you to the posi-
lion of Manager and Oorrcspo dent, ut a
permanent salary. to devote your time to at
tending to agents and the correspondence
Wanted also State Manager To have charge
of Office in Leading City of the State aud
manage all the business of the State, Send
for terms. Address.
THE BRITISH-AAiERICAN co.
Gorcoran Building, Opposite
u. s Treasury, Washington, ID, G..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25

Bowmans, Hawkinstown aud Mill Spur, in
Thoroughfare Gap (notshown on lime Table)
arc flag stops Tor Trains aud -.
Eos.14 aud 70 connect with main line trains
for all points South and Southwest, and at
Washington for all Eastern Cities. No change
of cars enWnshinston audHaTFisOnbufg
For detailed iufor alton apply 10 nearest
agent Of Southern Railway. or write 70
l.. = BROWN. Gent Agt-,
COS 18th st. N. ", Washington. b. T..
FRANK S. GANhoN. Sd v. r. a Gen'l Ain'pr
eos 18Th n. \. W. Washington d. q,
J. VI. CuLP, Traffic Manager
W. A. TURK, General Passenger Agent,
lleC. 4. w; EbfugtOn u G.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25
Christmas IIoIIidav RAGS.

6 ;,,S.,s,' !, oil the Shristmas HOLIDAYS Tho
Nailway wiii,e Ticket from,
Po, ~, ,,,.eS 10 an points th the OHIO and
on basis OF one aud one-thira inc Mississippi
ted fares for the round trip ticks ca "a NM,
to tue general public, Dee. %. % 10 ne sold
sl T 1909, final limits Jan. 4ti. 1901 % and
1T. 10 students and teachers of schools ana -,
lstSes' presenting pro or certifS e Sol-
signed BY President or Prfncipnl ar
sntuilons tickets will lie sold between IN
points atrates mentioned ABOVE on De-. i.9,
lhTinsive, 1900 extreme limits Jan. Sth. 1900
Foi Information US to rites scscdnIss
sleeping car service etc. apply to ne,,res;
Southern Railway Agent 90
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25
DO loUR FEET ACHE AND BURN

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foat-Ease. a
powder for the feet. It coOIs the feet aud
makes tiglit or New Shoes feel Easy, Cnres
Corns, BUnions, Swollc.i, Smar ing. hot. Cal
lous, Sore and Sweating Feet. Aliens Font
Ease relieves all pain and gives rest u d COM
Tort. We haYs over 80 600 Testimonials IT
cures while you walk. Try it te-duy, All
druggists aud shoe stores seilit. 25c Sample
Sent FREE Address Allen s Oinsted. l.eIiov.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25
me New year.

ne new ear
Hefe'sa happy New 4earl
sunshipe's IN the sky,
Join fhethrong
And swell the song
Tint comes a-foatin by
wear a smile fur Strangers
Welcome all yer kin;
Carve the roast
And give toast
10 folks that happens in.
Wish we all may prosper
In;Blate'er We do.
~ An we must
Ef eaeh'll just
Help the others through
- washington Star
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25

/ The Sn,lanetC Lrouic!c gives descrip-
lion Of a six,y COLLAR iii, fssued by ncl
Of the Cou,inrniS Congress IN IT'S, pay
abIe to bearer ia pgnish mi!led dollSr
Tor value received IN gold or silver. On
| he back OF Tie biz is drawn how with
set arrow. Along the margin the valus
Of the bill is again printed and at one
idle the word, Printed, Hall & Sellers,
I77S." At the bottom Of the face is tn,
signature of some one in authority. Tho
letters have SO faded ont that it is almost
I'M possible to follow the characters. The
bill is 4 by 81 inches on greenish paper
The Spokane man say he has been offer
ed thousand dollars for it. Reading
description Of the bill suggested to Mr..
a. G. Wynkoop, of this town, to look
among his treasures of the relic variety,
and he found bill of the same sort, like
size, and ON pap6r that is yelIowed by
age and printed q red and black-de.
nomination $50, Fable as the $50 bill
referred to. andir led by Hall & Sellers.
1t Mr. w eau Thousand for it h,
will consider le a god haul aud
4. .-sfs'-i r q 8II--. rne,-l-.. ~
Mr. VS. notsii71i laFQary l4.b, 1879, Nm.
1921 The1 eular figure ON out
side of it as silver quarter, n
sunburst, aud ID DE rim The word.
Post Nubifil Phoe bus"-"The sun
shines forth after clouds" The sigma
lures are ,Ino. Helm aud ]. Gray. On
the Other i,ie two leaf fsures unlike each
lller
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25

Sufferers from this horrible uialady
nearly always inherit It not necessarily
from the parents, but may be from sofns
remote ancestor, for Cancer often runs
through several generations. This deadly
poisofi may lay dormant in the blooGs Tor
years, or until you reach middle life, then
the first little sore or ulcer makes Its aI'-
pearance -or swollen gland IN the
breast, or some other part OF the BODY
gives the FIRST warning.
10 cure Cancer thoroughly and perl1ia-
nentlv all the poisonous virus must pc
animated from the b1ood-every vestage
IF it driven out. This S S. S does. and
8 the only medicine that can reach deep
seated, obstinate blood troubles IKE tAis;
Of the system the Cancer heals and the
disease never returns.
Cancer begins often IN a small way, as the
following letter from Mrs: Shirer shows :
A srnaii piripie came on my jaw bout an inch
J,eIy IN, - on Tie left side OF my face 1t gave
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-25

Additional trims leave Baltimore Tor Union
Bridge and intermediate Stations a. l0.i2 u.rii.
aud 2.2J and 6.iO pm. aud leaTeUniOn Bird 2.
Tor Baltimore az $40 and go q. M, aud t2sS0
p M, daily. except Sunday.
SUHDAYsONLY.,-L Leave Baltimore fer Union
Bridge and Intermediate Stations J.35 q iu.
aud 2. 80 p m. and leave Union Bridge Of 6,45
mediate stations.
HALTIhoRE & CUMBERLAND VALLEY \. u.
Leave Hagerstown fOrShippensburg and In
termediate Stations az II o. a ~ audi 90 p M
For Chambersburg 8 30 am. Leave Shippehs-
burg for ingefst0Wn aud fntermedialeSiaiBOns
~ Goo q. M and 3.03 y. 10. Leasc ChHIa-
bersburg j .45 p. m
TRAINS VA AETBFFALsD9 cUT-OFFs
Leave HugeTeiown for ChambeTsburg en-
intermediate Stations a. 6.12 am. ana S.9C j..
NJ, epd leave chambersburg Tor HsserstoWn
and lnternediate Stations e 7.15 D NJ and
7.49 p. N.
Leare Rocky Ridge for KfbmifsiIurg at 8 90
and 1912 a. M and s.31 and 6.33 p. 10. Leave
Efnnits burg for Rocky Isidee A. T. sgsdfd 10 90
E M aud - aud 4.43 D. 10.
Trims for Frederick leave BruceFffle At 8 -.
4sbs and TO- 10 a. rs. and 5-33 aud 8 - fysIi.
Law brucerilie lgr Celdmu1a, littleatoUu
ana Ianeyt 1lEH ~ 9.47 8. IN. and 3.45 D ID.
1.etre lffedet5eit for Baltimore ~ q 30 q. ~
eud aud 80 D. an
COS HEc1noss sT cHkRJtr IT'S. W.
b q =, passenger trsiips ieafe e'btfrY Kun
loi. " mbetland aud Intermediate pofdis ddily
~ etll q m Cincinnati, st Lodfl aud CHI
cis0 Express, daily, NJ l2s5o =. M t,afeago
Asz-yrees, daley, At 1919 p IN
2alys Ali others Daily, EXCEPT EindaF.
J. 81, HOOD, Pres't. a1J 35ei'l sIan,isf
p. u e34sIsWo OLD, GeB.i Pass. AGENT
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SHOES !! Shoe

4 Great Variety 81 Ehoe ma
every body, q 81 prices. lor Spfi19
teet Just 4efflf 6 -
~ ~ sliqst ploG aii
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me no pain or inconven-
efncc, and I should have
forgotten about It had Il
not begun to inaameand
Itch ; L would bleed q
little, then scab over, but
could not heal This
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