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Mr. Psyn must be made to understand that pasty
sxpediency is not the States best Insurance policy
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Though the Pacific continues 20 wsah the shnrss oil
hands OF them.
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"WHY | HAVE FAILED"
Tell It in 800 Words and Get q
Prize from The Evening World.

~ UccEssFUL men often write about thsmsslvso
y and :en others how TO succeed In We. oue ~
real cause Of thstr success 10 not knsvu -
many Of the most successful men.
n some OF the men and women who think thsy hevo
failed IN life Will tel frankly what were Tie reaseas
for their failure. thsr letters might DO inmsnoe
amount Of good to others
The Evening World therefore, o6sss feuf prtsss ~
the most Interesting, Intelligent Letters "a:
The evening world., 1900-01-17

The early strawberry begins to cas-, s1ssa eye on
the Trust kings millions.
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- HPEAL the Horton law" 10 cry which
- 81 has gone up. Under the circumstances
~ Al which have caused Il II 10 not strange
\ that such q demand has arisen. The
xO law has been abused In place Of boz
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says: az was a, most miserable sufferer
from falling of the womb, weak ovaries,
and lcucorrhma, which caused mo to be
confined to my bed for long time,
being too weak to bear my own weight
even, upon my feet. Twas treated by
tho most reputable physicians in our
city. They could do nothing for mo, l
am most happy to say that in three
months after | began taking Fortuna I
was well--entircly cured without any
appliances or supporter any kind.n
G. Frochl, New Portage, o., writes
AMY wife has been sick for about five
years. In tho first place the doctor
called it loucorrhna, and treated 1t about
one year, when 1t turned to liberation Of
the womb; she was then treated for that
for two years, when the doctor gave her
up. She could not walk for nearly two
years. Sho then tried your Pe-ru-na
She has taken throo bottles end it did
hor more good than any other medicine
A vast multitude Of women have
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1T is 4. PITY so FEW WOMEN.
Are Entirely Free From Pelvic Catarrh

found Pc-ru.na an indispensable remedy.
1t meets all their irregularities, critical
periods, aud peculiar weaknesses.
Mrs. ammo Randall, Caro-, Mich, says,
aThis letter leaves me well, l do sincerely
think, by reason Of your good advice and
great medicine, Pe-ru.na. 1thas brought
back my health to mo in,my older days.
! am now o new woman, physically. I
think Pe.ru-na the best medicine in the
market.n
Women arc even moro subject to CO.
tarrh than men. Tho chief cause is the
delicacy of her organism, as compared
to man. This explains why, in part at
least, SO few women are entirely free
from catarrh. catarrh of the pelvic or.
gans is generally called female disease.
Miss Sadie Martinez, tho prominent
young actress, writes to DR.. Hartman IN
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

of Belmont County.
Quite n crowd OF folks from here at
tended the firemen's tournament at
Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon,
and nearly all of them were completely
soaked by the heavy rainfall. All the
available space in the open grand
stands was occupied, and 1t was de-
lightful afternoon. The ladies We're
adorned with the lightest fabrics be-
fitting the season; few very timid
ones went away before the sudden
downpour, but the great majority re-
malned, and were drenched from head
to feet. 1t was an unfortunate ending
OF a very pleasant and entertaining
tournament.
Mrs. Sarah J. Strong, mother of
Thomas Strong, manager of the Enter
prise Enamel Works. died yesterday at
noon after long Illness. The husband
and five grown children SURVIVE the
wife and mother. The funeral will take
place tomorrow.
Frank Maser, n fourtcen-year-old boy,
living west OF town. had his right hand
80 badly torn by 4 giant cracker on the
Fourth that 1t had TO be amputated yes :.
terday TO keep blood poisoning from
setting in.
Judge J. w. Hollngsworth Auditor
.Aldrcdge and Assistant A. w. Beatty
and Clerk L. L. Emerson drove down
from st. Clatrsvillc yesterday to the
iiremen's tournament at Martins
rey.l j5M.l slu,A.h thtqiihink elder for
this district, held quarterly services in
the First NJ. T. church Thursday even
ing. and spent yesterday calling on
friends in this city.
Two cars on the electric line on this
side We're burned out yesterday after
| noon by lightning On one of the cars
the dynamo was torn and burned to use
lcSSneSS.
Walter Fletcher. the young man hurt
mt st. Clairsville on the Fourth, will be
brought here to-day or Monday His
brother VIII has been staying with
him.
The Kansas City convention did not
enthuse the Democrats here n particle,
but most OF them will swallow the l6
TO and 30 Il blind as to results.
James Harrison, who has lived at st.
Clnirsvlllc for n number OF years, hav-
ing secured employment here, will move
his family to this city.
To-day there will be n great exodus
to EpwOrth park, some only 10 remain
over Sunday. but many TO stay the bal
ancc of the summer.
George c. Norton, the rural mail car
rier, is. laid up quite sick. His brother,
Harry. who is the substitute, Is filling
the place.
Squire John w. Morrcll and wife are
home from Il brief pleasure trip 10
Cleveland.
Mayor Freeze had no business in his
court yesterday. the only blank day
this week:
Health Officer Boone reports only four
deaths In the city during the month Of
June.
Senator Charles NJ. Hosg, of Cndlz.
came In last night.
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OWNED THE TOWN .LASFsEIGHT.
Rain Interfered and Caused Calling
OF Of Some of the Races.
"2 The Bicycle
ROAD RACE WON BY:5sHARRIS
Of Pasco, and Time Prize Went to
Smith. of Brilliant-The Affair
II q Big Success. h.

Yesterday was the closInglday OF tn,
tournament of the Northeastern Ohio
Volunteer Firemen's Association, In
Martins Ferry. the day on''whlch all
the races occurred, and much interest
was taken In the conclusion OF the
mammoth affair. The only unpleasant
feature. of the day was the; severe rain
which occurred directcly after the open
to-thc-world hose race, and, while only
continuing for Il few minutes. was OF
such severity as to flood the track and
compel the judges sto cnllfall the fol-
Flowing races off, Three thousand people
packed the grand stands which had
5tbeen erected on either side OF the track.
and on account OF the shortage Of seats
many. were compelled TO witness the
races from the end of the track. Never
before In the history of the city was
sthere such a large crowd .congregated,
land probably Will not be again for sew
$eral years. About II o'clock In the
Smorning n boat with n crowd of New
fMartinsVille rooters, fully two hundred
fstrong, with band and drum corps,
arrived in the city, followed shortly by
: n crowd from Toronto and Wellsburg.
!, The racing programme commenced AZ
10 o'clock In the morning, when the ten
mile road race was pulled or with nine
Eteen starters. This was one OF the most
- =.
tournament. P. H. Harris, of Pasco.
with a handicap of one minute. won
4flrst place easily. and was followed by
enbout two hundreds yards. by w. C.
Kunkle. the crack st. ClaIrsville rider,
who was closely followed by G. S.
/ Smith. OF Brilliant. scratch man,
who not only won third place. but also
captured the time prize. The following
L is rho yov tbny fpjsbn1.
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did in the association race. partially
caused by the hose unwindlng too rap
idly and the brake on the reel not being
worked properly. They failed TO get
any time.
The .Coshocton boys made a fine run,
one OF the fastest Of the afternoon.
made their connections and called time
but upon examination of their connec-
ton by the judge. the nozzle fell to the
ground. constituting foul and giving
them no time. Had their nozzle been
put on securely they certainly would
have won this race.
The Independents, of Salem, with a
good run. also. made slight tumble In
their connections and their time was
announced as thirty-two and one-nfth,
tielng with the Toronto team. The
Judges decided that the two tied teams
would run a hub-to-hub race to decide
the victors. but before they could get
ready for the race the rain commenced
and the festivities of the day were dis
continued. In this event the judges d.
vided first and second money between
the two tied teams. as they were the
only ones getting any time.
The consolation hub-to-hub race
which was 10 have been run between
the two teams not winning first in
either of the other two events, was also
called off and the money was awarded
to the Deluge team. of Salem as they
We're the first to appear upon the
grounds prepared for the race before
the rain. The 90 yard dash was also
called OF. Notwithstanding the fact
that many Of the races were not pulled
OF all the money that was hung up for
prizes was given out, thus demonstras-
Ing to the visiting teams that the COM
stint S! ia Eth ssSHs .
rallharOunN.Ty0l !, nj IL 1sdH ios7yAi
r. Fl, Tit tlince oili tvehirgodt, I the
srorhnmas largely attended, notwlth-
Standing nthG9; dhriphe$S :6tG the SUR
roundlngsT In the evening the streets
OF the city were the stene OF much 'mer-
riment. The Toronto team feeling high
ly elated over their victory in the as
ISOLATION races and the good showing In
the open to the world races. simply
tore the town wide open With horns
and bands they paraded the streets until
late hour, informing the residents OF
the city who were not already appris-
ed OF the fact. II there We're any. that
they were the victors of the day. While
the crowd was orderly. they made a
great deal OF noise and had a jolly good
time. The other teams. less successful.
also Joined in the parade.
The affair rs whole far ccIIpsed any
ever given by the association and all
the visiting teams will leave the city
with the kindcst possible feeling for
Martins Ferry. The New MartInsville
delegation. which came up by boat, left
at S O'Clock last evening for their
home. The hose and hook and LADDER
companies will leave for their homes
this morning.
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WHAT CAUSES JUNIORS AND cANCERs2

Clogged Kidneys poison blood with disease
break the
Epilepsy ) :
coggcd?
Unaffected with
the urine blood
not checked death follows OF
mat prove 10 you
gravel heumnie pains sediment in the urine sean supply irritation
Ing the night TO empty the bladder eeplessness rab
heart
or dark circles under the
OF ambition weakness and debility. II
erha you are IN doubt about Kidneys want
simple test
about
cloudy particles foat
Kidneys nature calling
NETlC AND oSTEOPATH INSTITUTE.
z. nlIIO
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This science healing
OF
Ssd the SoTsmn OF the most negn classes the communities
o. The age a large induction statistics usts the that
which greatly benefited
s-5 ge
Nowhere does this
ure Here positive benefits
f =. d ~ .
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regard to Pc
ru-na, US fol-
lows :"1tgives
me great plea
sure to recon-
mend Peru
M to members
Of my profess
sion. l hove
found 1t most
helpful. I con-
slider Pc.ru.na
Of especial
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Ostcopatky

Works and depends
by mechanical manuon
the hands
on OF the body us rnI9e is adjust the machinery of the body restore
the integrity
i . s s
The human body epiomc NIL mechanics hydraulics
ce is therefore subject aud likewise have
mcchan dum
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Your diseases and their
him
obligation
Come and
lere your own eyc3--bc guided f
Arthur c. Depar Magnetic Healer
tremendous excitement
all
astonishing has
medicines
as Humanty's Greatest
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Ostcopathy Contends.

That health natural birth unnatural
That all bodily the
the nud this
the human orEqn are In proper adjustment health the result
working
That human machine Itself
make the fundamental O nd
10
TO
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Intense, Interest Prevails


United States
Magnetic Healer,
Healing
crooked
stood The
with the resls--a te cure .55 &
Judges Bankers
few canes and Clutches be left his Office by the hepry
otas
of
OVER
remarkable method
he that have
forgotten the but his
hodiandD ower
lin
Total Blindness where
to-
full life
hear of s'wondcrful offices
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benefit to women and particularly REG
ommcnd 1T to them. My dressing table
is never without it.n
Everywhere the people, especially tho
women, are praising Pc.ru.na us o rem
edy for all forms of catarrhal difficult.
ties. Send for free catarrL book. Ad.
dress DR.. Hartman, Columbus. o.
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H#et l-se ss .5lg .f+.l5E3F SIS -
Among the guests OF the occasion were
Klelnfelter. OF Cincinnati. - ~ y
Miss Isabella Jepson left yesterday
the guest Of Miss Mary McLaln.
~
Miss Martha ott will spend the sum-
mer at Hagerstown. Nd. a ~,
Mrs. John X. List, of North Main
street, is with her mother, Mrs. Glass,
at the Luray. Atlantic City. <
if7 III
Mrs. IIullIhen Quarter. OF Leather
,';iE,5 ~, -. At
Mrs r. n novcn.r will snrnd the
summer at M I,.ka park
80.
Mrs. Marion uornor 10 entertaining
n house marry NJ bsr country horc In
Pleasant vnIIsv Amonr The quests
merly Miss Iorr, Hal, ~ iris ci,y
and thcIr cbildre, ana AJrs ~ clov'
or. of WashIngtop cj,y -s :,
Mrs. Oliver ,.r pbode. ana son A,er
Laughlin Rhodes or North Main strcet
$50 ''1S1
Mrs. Maggie pendleton Hughes NJ
Richmond. is tho guest ~ her s,s,or
Mrs, Andrew II Iv,lson at thor
wood.
* - tf ars rIN-.fl.HFN.-
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l believe l should
have been dead by
this time had l not
used 1t. l am feel.
Ing SO well now.
i have not taken
any medicine for
70 ur or Fl v Q
m o h 8. I can
checrfully rccom-
mend Pc-ru-na to
my friends"
Mrs. Horny Ellis,
502 Scott st rec t,
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THE Fircmen's Road Race Mt Mar
TINS Ferry, was Won on Liberty b.
Gic Man. by Percy Harris: w. C. Kun
klc finished second on Tribune; Carl
McGranahan fourth, on Liberty: Ed.
Salade seventh, on Liberty. Harris
used the same wheel that he mashed
IN the park races. after having 1t
Strengthened out These wheels are
sold only by Jason g. Stamp, Peabody
building.
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"AN D-AGENTs FOR THE
w great Confederate Naval War His
tory, "Recollcctions OF n Naval Life. In
Guiding the Cruises of the C. s. 8. Sum-
ter, and 'Alabamu,'" by Captain John
Mcintosh Kell. executive officer on both
ships. "A general agent wanted for each
town in the state. Sells on sight. THE
NEALE CO., Publishers, Washington,
d. c. je25
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received ut tho
office OF the General Manager, Mounds
Vile, W. Va. until 70 o'clock noon, July
II. 1900. for the graduation and masonry
on Sections !, .. 3 and 1 OF the Pittsburgh,
Conncllsvillc 6; Wheeling Railroad.
Plans. profile and specifications may DO
seen at the office OF Chief Engineer.
MoundsvIllc. on and after July It'll.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. EDGAR a. HOLMES,
irs0 General Manager.
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COMING COjIING!I
DIR. ARTHUR c. DELLEssPAR,
The Great Magnetic Healer, Osi
Clairvoyant,
0steopath and

Will Arrive in the City bridgeport Ohio Saturday July a. 1eoo
Open Permanent Magnetic oopath Institute Curing of
All cronc Diseases, Such Rhumatism Paralysis Deafness
Blindness stVitus Dance Insanity Tum Cancers Liver Kid
tam !. z. ! e
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'iWTANTED-PoSITIoN OF ASSISTANT
w TO physician and surgeon In West Vir-
Einia. Have had five years experience
Am willing to do the hard work, or can
operate any OF the modern mechanical mp
naratus including Hydro and Electro
Theropy IN their various forms. Can fur
nish references. Address Lock Box No. 6,
Greensboro, Pa, mae
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND EN-
w ERGET1C statesmen to sell tho well
known Dleterichs Valve-Oleum Lubri-
eating Oils TO tho consuming trade on
NALVE.oLEUM OIL Co, 09 GARFIELD
BnlllinE. Cleveland Ohio iaca
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M airline CORPS. U. S. NAVY RE-
Iva CRUlTS Wanted-Able bodied men;
service on our warshins In all parts OF the
world and on land In tho Philippines when
Market and Fourteenth streets, Wheel.
ing, -. 'S''','N' " Jyo
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS AND. TRAVELLING SALES
IN MEN WANTED-i3y jewelry manu-
facturers; salary and expense guaran-
teed: write for particulars at once. or
send money order for 81 rs for sample Of
Elgin or Waltham, full jewel. AK filed
watch. retailing at SIS with privilege OF
returning): guarantee for Is years In
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO.. Milwaukee, Wis g je3o
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DIR. 1IENNIG's Cough Syrup Is tho
only remedy tina, cures Whooplng
Cough. &c and 6Qc, ttS&w-2
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Miss Anna Carsten, Clayton, ILL.,, says !:
"Your Pc-ru-na did mo 80 much good.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER TO
WI. deliver and collect for old, cstab-
lished manufacturing hnuse; 500 n year
and expenses guaranteed. Enclose refer
cnce and sclf-nddressed stamped envelope.
Address MANUFACTURED, Sd floor. 32S
Dearborn St. Chicago. 1y7-s-14-16s
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DR., and Mrs. Frank LeMeyne Hupp
and daughter, Elizabeth. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Speidel and daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Franzheim. left for Lake
George last Monday evening. Their
cottage Is at Hulitts Landing.i
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WANTED--SALESMEN FOR EVERY
w city and town in West yirrinin and
ONO; our statesmen are coining money;
me opportunity OF lifctimc; We UNDER
sell al competitors. Address ROOM IS,
ttcllly BLOCK. r'ssg4 80. = tEs4rtt -s ~ f,d
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Miss Gussie HearRe. daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. William H. Hearne, of the Is
land. who was hurt by being thrown
from carriage, Is improving. to the
delight Of the many friends of the fam
Ilv r-aar --
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Miss Martha ott will spend the sum
mer at Hagerstown. Nd. Y
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Mrs. John X. List, OF North Main
street, is with her mother, Mrs. Glass,
at the Luray, Atlantic City. !,
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The Big Event.

Next In order WIS the most important
event OF the dny, the open TO the world
hose race. For this, race there were
four entries. Toronto was the first
team called out. The boys made n
much faster run in this race than they
did In the associntlon races, but by n
slight tumble on the part OF the noz-
zleman their time WIS n second slower
than in the first race. finishing In thIr-
ty-two and onc-nfth seconds.
The Dcluge tcam, OF Salem, followed
md experienced the same difficulty
with tho unwlndIng OF the hose as they
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Promptly at o'clock n the inter-
noon the association RACES were called
with Judge Holllngs&erth. of st.
Clairsville, and P. E. Seas, OF orrville.
as judges. and w, Fl. Parr, of Smith
field. as starter. Before the race. Judge
+Hoilingsworth arnouncSriithnt qapyo-
o'eat had been filed agrlBst the hose
otused by the Toronto team. claiming
that 1t was in one hundred foot sections
and the rules of the association call for
fifty foot lengths. Captain Frazier, OF
!: the Torontos. stated that they would
use fifty foot lengths and consequently
were allowed to use their own hose.
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.WANTED---DRuG CLERK; YOUNG
" man; slngle; registered. active, nc.
S GurI.S and willing worker. THOMAS &
POTTERFlELD. Charleston. w. va. l1e29
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Miss Isabella Jepson left yesterday
for Mountain Lake Park. where. she, is
the guest Of Miss Mary McLain.
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Mrs. Oliver r. Rhodes and son. Alex.
Laughlin Rhodes. OF North Main street,
are at the Traymore. Atlantic City.
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Mrs. George X. Wheat and daughter,
Miss Frances Wheat, have gone to At
lantic City to witness the performances
Of Mr.. Lawrence Wheat. who takes the,
part OF Reggie In -"M1mselle 'Awkins."
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on Monday evening, Mrs, Jason C.
stamp md Mrs. Charles Aul were host
esscs for n yachting party on, the Ohio.
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Mrs. Maude Ecclcs Iiclskell and Miss
LAURA Crnglc Dllacll, OF North Chap
llnr street. leave next week FOR n
lengthy lake trip.
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WAST Z D = EXPERIENCED IN
w STALl.AiENT salesman. good limo
70 handle. and commissions paid prompt.
". NO. 10 Sixteenth street. a. : te97
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Mrs. Maggie Pendleton Hughes, OF
Richmond. is the guest of her sister.
Mrs, Andrew U. Wilson, at Leather
wood.
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ttVASMTED-oNE OR TWO GENTLE
MEN FOR nicely furnished room, with
oE-Mllhout board. ut LIT Eoff strS1t. Jus
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WANTED.

WANTED = GOOD. NURSE GIRL:
~ n, reference required. Apply at No.
u = WeiItn street. ~. -.I1-N .. JUG 2
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Mrs. Hulllhen quarter. OF Leather
wood, is in the east.