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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
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wgiig.a sauna ME wiedziala, co sza IA
poezat. O lie radost prsej- naroD,dc
mlocwala SERGE narodu ma Licz
mny6l zbratania sic :LliilttyWgy, J. Z ,wreszc
Korona Q lyle strapiona wiga Q
yadwiga teskni}a "a ukocha- swych
nIym Wilhelmem. Jeszcze ja~ g|a ma
ka6 nadzieja ozywiala M Wilhel
SERGE, gdy. jej matka Elzbie- skim
to, .znaglona przez Leopolda, tax DE-
W WI umowY ho]enbnr- sztory
skie " lipcu 1oku 1885, ia nadzw,
mnocy kt6rych dozgonny Stub Ma.
mlodych narzeczonych mia} now O.
lie odbyc. "a diva Tub try witalnt
tygodnie, chociaz Jadwiga wy j tt
byla JUL " Krakowie. Poby
Nieszczere to uklady swej vie, W
matki uwazala Jadwiga "a sztorze
prawde i postanowila wez- MIC ps
wac Wilhelma. do Krak,owaa, wet nj
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gdyz drzala z obawy ma my6l dych !,
Q Jagielle, kt6rym jej ko- Jadwig
biety i dworacy rozpowiada- kt6rejt
i, 70 mia} bye podobniej- ma zav
Sym do zwierza a~nizeli do cyl
czlowieka, bedac ca}by jak wiekfsz
niedzwiedz obrosniety .ku- dziwy.
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~! Z illa I II j. tel Jadwiggaf.dio Post Post
seWego planu chetnego sprzy- z:wrr:zz t
mierzy6ca " osobie podko- zamku
morzego krakowskieyo Gnie- Wosz
wosza z Dolewic, kt6ry do. wprow
bijajac sic g 9 jej laski j klo. [hvelllmoosa.
rzy6cisz swymi zausznikami, tajemn
Wilhelma 2 Wiednia do Kra- obudzi
kowa sprowadzil. 10 przez
Zjecha} tedy Wilhelm, " sztelan
mniemaniu, ze- 20 Polacy ~straszo
wezwali, mad Whsle z swa spuszc,
dru,zyna, wozami nalado- miasta.
wanymii zlotem, srebre,m J El5l,
k)o,sztownnlyy'mnniii ssrzatami ;r6z- lnlaadti'zieei
nem bogactwem j rozrzuca- Gniewt
JAG hojnareka miedzy gmin sic jet
praskie grosze, cjagna1 bun mie6cit
czuczno ma zamek krakow tex otl
ski. .Jadwiga pragnela peowi- r1oskaz'
tao Wilhelms, lecz pietnasto puscic
letniego ksiecia, mimo rev lem, !
nych prosb Jadwigi, ME zdjeta,
wpu6cil ma Wawel Dobieslaw kr6low
.KElu'1rrozwek, lkaelszatelan1. kra-ll ssilEnaa r
kowski, kt6remu bylo POI ne XII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
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MamEzamlars przedac Fswa farms
polozaona;I olo1o mil Ina polidnie
cd Areadiiia,::s lts mile eds Dodge, :
1 mile cd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. y pol koscio-
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'domu, wiilaa1trrsawRsppodddw'drz ola by
)ldla- ok,olo l4Qs-akkr6W e ,astgu1y
klein. Zamierzam saprzedilaac ! powo-.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

rzyy.
Bya sic wstrzyma7a. Patrz: u tych
podwoi.
Polska przysiega twojg PAM :
d. :s@s. i S Il Il /. !. !
Ma to %ojcowsllie slowa se--
dziwego przyjalccdiela, na II przy-
pomnienie zlozonej przysie-:
LEI j obowiazk6w monarchi-
ni<w bolesnej walce glebo-
kiego uczucia z checia szla-
|chetnege po6wiecenia sic ola
narodu, zablysla " okubied-
nej JadWigii 4 la 4 nlaikl'o q to !.
niejsza perla korony, Stub Z
narodle'!m, potega WARY. Ia J
kie lzy skladaja Judy " ur--
ny, przekazuiac je wicklow
pamieci! !.
Kto plrzaet'r'wall al. i. =btur2e; to-
mu chva4al Tapzedt przyna-
ley. !. sic. k:ft t'l, W , Jladwid li1,e'
Przebyla cna " .duszy groz-,
na i cie1ka burze. 2 pomro--
ku udreczenia i rozpaczy'
Eiej serca, gdy sic. m mia! ma
zawsze wyrzec drogiego Viii,
helma, wyp}yt1a} najszlachet;,
Messy czyn ludzki pos
y: w,'iee ~! '.:.::;.... 1. j. 49,. /
Odgadl uczucia swej kr6-
wei y ! e. aad ''||'' ~ \. ia i q pod
|skarbi koronny Dymjtr :
EGoraja j max lania ja zyozli-
wemi slowy do powrotu:
w gorqczce serca, ktdre dion ME
bios6w.
Ma tysiac krwawych wystawifa clio
sow,
Przyszlas tn. sfowo nasz nieopatrz-
ne.
Pozary wstydu W boleSci zgasify..
Przyniosfas colo 5bolesne, rozpacz-
8 .s ne,
Dion wznioslak, pefnq meezenniczej
i, silly,
Ss.Ss Er"E%Hr @h.yt. :. "a ,f.-.n rr.RSat- = -
Bog da, Mssifa. owa ME z%marnieje,
Few ksiagach dziejdw : wypisza
jej dzieje!
Przebacz kr6lowo! Chwycid byfo
trzeba.
Ratunek, jaki hadarzyly nieba.
OgromnoSc spira1Way krok nasz wy
q t1dmaczy.
|Polsfa kazafa ~ krdlo'va Vgy y IA u.
P' ''as | la'ha tez .c mot !
Jadwiga doo,brej rady przyja-
ciela j glosu wlasnego su-
mienia. Niosac wlasne SERGE
swemu narodowi " ofierze,
HIS, ts5z<*HSsss ss 81 49,. ~
rzuca sz1a Zach! /. < ,jl,1
top6r re Jennie op D
zldl d adj eel n f|uirte, m6w Vi
DO Dymitrai do sweio chmi-
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PAM poddlajcdi1el'i d, "a w j. d
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dokon l''||' J I q : to pieeIk 4 J
..pprz lllls l.l!5 81 ldlaiie !. Wal wa e. ttuttaalj,
polsa,lkl|iisel,a cno-
;tliWa, Machetna kr6loMa|
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20

of the world. y.
Mexico. too, is adding very largely
to its share.
AS against this increase in produc.
ton, there has probably been less of
an increase in the demand for silver
than in the demand for any other
metal. Outside of coinage, the chief
use Of silver is in the arts. That is,
silver is used principally in the manu-
facture of iuxuries, and the demand
for luxuries is pronounced only when
general business recovery is nearing
its climax.
The demand now is for the baser
metals, used in general construction;
some of the profit from this construc-
ton will find its way into luxuries,
but not until then may we expect a de-
cided stiffening in the price of silver
and other precious metals.
The third possible factor is the gen.
eral tendency of nations to dispense
with silver as a basis of currency. The
latest example of this is Mexico itself.
Whatever may be the causes of the
weakness in silver, the consequences
are serious, not only to the mining
companies depending solely upon this
for their revenue, but upon many of
the copper companies, particularly
those at Butte. The copper producers
there and elsewhere credit the value
of their silver production against the
cost of their copper production, and
the decline in the price of silver is a
factor that must be reckoned with in
of copper
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20

Harry and Willie Lewis will meet
In bout at New Haven on Dec. IA.
II Lewis wins Lewis loses and II Lew
is loses Lewis wins. All better
has to do is to bet on Lewis.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
TEST RUN SHOWS
CYANIDE NEEDED
r6nited Gold Mines at Congress
Expects Plant Early
Next Year.
prescott Journal Miner.)

A test run of five hundred tons of
ore was recently finished in the new
mill of the United Gold Mines com
pany at Congress which, according to
the statement Of ]. H. Morrison, mas
ter mechanic of the company, demon
strated the necessity of installing a
cyanide plant for the economic treat
ment of the ores. The management
expects to have the cyanide plant
ready for operation early in 1908.
Master Mechanic Morrison in con-
versation WITH Journal-Miner repre-
sentative here yesterday said: The
test run proved satisfactory to the
management The four stamp Nissen
mill worked perfectly as well as the
three Whitley tables The mill has a
capacity of forty tons in the twenty
four hours. With the addition of a
cyanide plant the reduction facilities
will be as near perfect as possible. The
management expects to start installing
the cyanide plant In the near future.
1.-THE mine is destined to rank
among the large gold producers of
northern Arizona 1t is opened by a
shaft 400 feet in depth, from which
OYER 1000 feet OF levels have been
run. A large tonnage of ore is expos
ed. The ore carries good gold values
and the paystreak is continuous in the
shaft and drifts. There is a twenty
horse power gasoline hoist at the shaft
and the mill power is also gasoline en-
gines."
The United Gold Mines Conpany's
holdings, known as the Alaska group
of mines, are located at Congress, a
half mile west of the Congress mine,
the deepest developed gold property
in the territory The Alaska ledge
dips easterly at an angle of thirty de-
grees, almost the same dip as the
Congress VEIN
The Congress branch of the S. F., P
& P. railroad passes over the claim,
affording excellent transportation ia
cilities for the mine product and the
delivery of supplies without expensive
hauls by wagon which decreases the
profits of many of the most promising
properties in the territory.
The property was developed from a
mere prospect by D. J. Sullivan, form
er county assessor. He is confident
that IL will yet rival in gold produc-
ton the Congress rhine, which has
been turning out a steady stream OF
bullion many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
Whining, SnGItGrS and Stock Quotations
REACTION COMES
AS EXPECTED

of the metal with German manufactur.
ers, to be used in making cartridges
for the Turkish government Anoth-
er important item was the making OF
a contract to SUPPLY the st. Paul road
with electric power to operate Its
trains over the mountains IN Mon
tana. The Is a movement which
bids fair to consume large amounts
of copper during the next few years,
as both Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Hartman
have pointed out the availability and
utility of the water power in the
mountains to supply electricity, where
1t is so expensive to use coal.
Chicago has decided to compel all
the railways within its limits to use
electricity, following the example OF
New York and all the large cities will
eventually get rid of the smoke and
cinders nuisance. The Pennsylvania
and the New Haven have announced
their intention to extend the electric
zone as rapidly as possible and other
leading railways have the matter I'M
der discussion. The leading nations
are pursuing the policy of increasing
their naval strength and the demand
for the metal from this source will be
greater rather than less. There is no
lack of a prospective demand for the
metal, and hence the outlook Is as
favorable as 1t could possibly be. Two
of the leading producers are out OF
the market and others are holding
firm for the 15-cent price. Lake sold
at this price early in the week. The
open market quotations are IA 3-4c
to IA 7-Sc for lake, and electrolytic is
quoted at from 14hc to 14%c. Not
much could be bought at these pIices.
however, and any large contract would
have TO be made on the 15-cent basis
for lake.
The strike in the Eureka shaft of
the Arizona Commercial at about $40
feet disclosed copper glance. The
width of the commercial ore body
was about 16 feet. This is decided
ly favorable development for the
and indicates that great
values will be proved up as depth is
obtained. The drift on the 450-foot
level, running west, in the meanwhile
continues to show high grade car
Donate ore, and is bein continued
along the footwall side, where the
best values have always been found.
The property has already been proved
to be a good mine, and the indica-
lions are now stronger than ever be-
fore that it will prove to be a very
big one. The development will be
steadily pushed as well as the work
On the new smelter
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
Why SILVER IS CHEAP.
(fiayden. Stone & Co.l

tt1dEdeH. OtOne q AO.i
OF all tie metals silver is the only
one to show steady decline in price
In the last six months. Last May ST.
yer sold in New York around 52z
cents. Today it is quoted at 40 SIS
cents. Meantime, copper has adj
vanced from IL IL TO Ia cents, and
the other metals in proportion. In
the face of the heavy increase in the
gold production, this persistent drop
is all the more remarkable.
There seem to be three principal
factors to account for this phenome-
non. The first Is the tremendous In
crease in the production OF silver.
Cobalt alone, which only four years
sgS produced to the value OF $136, 900,
contributed in 1907 $6.476,000, and f.
stated now 10 be putting out silver at
the rate OF 100000 ounces a year.
0. one1fourteentA Of the total output
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
METAL DOWN;
SOME STOCKS
LOSE POINTS
Temporary Reaction in Market
Does Not, However, Affect
Better Class of Stocks, and
Prices viii Again Rise.
tBy Frank ]. Graft

The copper metal is of this morning
five shillings, which puts the metal
from IA IA to IA 3-S cents, this
naturally had its effects on copper
stocks. The better class of stock,
however, did not suffer enough to
amount to anything and Think that
the reaction is only temporary, ano
that the coming week will bring us
better market. DEM Arizona has
been weak the entire day and it looks
that as soon as Bisbee stops buying
the stock that bids are withdrawn
from the market. Some one is I'M
loading DEM in the east. Shattuck
is just the other way The demand Is
good, but buying is scarce and there
is but very little stock coming out.
Superior & PittsbCrg is inclined to
be weak, as well as Greene Cananea,
although both stocks were well pro-
tected and showed none coming out
under pressure. The demand for Ma
tional has been good, sales being
made at 81. Globe Consolidated holds
fair at SS.75 to 50, with sales at the
former figure.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
CBOston Commercially

The week has seen something of a
reactionary tendency in the copper
issues, which was, however, more OF
halt In the upward movement, than
a decline in prices. rhe rapid adj
vance which followed the election
seemed to eliminate for the time be-
ing early in the week, and since then
the market has not shown any large
changes. This has been true of Anal
gamated as well as the stocks active
in our local market. There have,
however, been some exceptions. not
ably Utah Copper Utah Consolidated
and Tennessee Copper. The advances
in these issues have been large but
due to special reasons rather than
conditions affecting the copper group
as a whole, although under all the
advances, is the magnificent trade po-
sition and the increased consumption
Of the metal. Utah Copper, which
closed at $45 last week. has sold as
high as $50, and was made active by
the advertising of Mr.. Lawson, calling
attention to the great value of the
stock. and the prospects for large divi-
dends In the future.
Utah Consolidated advanced from
1878 at the close of last week to
above $48. on an announcement of a
satisfactory settlement of The con-
troversy as to what the company
should do regarding the smelling of
its ores. Tennessee Copper has adj
vanced about S. per share on the value
to the stockholders of the new deal
concerning the arsenic plant. Aside
from these the price changes have
been small. Some activity in Arcadian.
will revive the hope of holders who
have been patiently waiting for some
years. There is nothing in the out
look to change the character of the
market, and it is still true that the
copper issues have much coming to
them from the vast improvement in
general business. and in the copper
industry in particular. The rush of
buying in the metal trade hesitated
for few days, and the market did
likewise, but in neither case have we
seen the end of the rising tendency.
It is estimated that more than 1O0,-
100000 pounds of copper have been
sold during the past 30 days, TO our
own consumers principally This is
about full months production for
his continent The copper Is going
into immediate consumption as all
he manufacturers report a large de-
nand for their products. One of the
argest trades was for 100000 pounds
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20

Now comes the big game at New
Haven.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
DICK BROS,

Especial Wire to l. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The market
today gave evidence of further profit
taking and although there seemed 10
be slight disposition to rally in the
middle OF the day. There was sell
ing movement later, which had for its
basis rumors of some diplomattc
trouble. Until this develops, IL Il diff
ECult to form any opinion, but jJsr a;
the moment the ginger in the Duil
market seems to be over and pefnaps
day or two of studying the situa-
ton viii be better than taking hdlo
again at this level. OF course, We
do not change our opinion that on
any sharp break the market ought to
be bought.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
WALKER BROS.

Especial Vine to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The market
today was quite irregular and after 4
steady opening began to sag of Hn
profit taking. There was quite heavy
selling and in the afternoon stops
were reached and lowest prices were
made. The traders were quite active
and found good market in which to
operate. There was no news of i'm
portance, and the close was nervous
and irregular Look for an active
traders market for the rest of the
week
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
PAINE, WEBER 6 CO.
IspeciaI Wire to Z. ]. overloek.l

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
BOSTON, Nov 19.--The market
has become very narrow again and
has very narrow fluctuations. WITH
no outside buying it mas a tendency TO
sag and will do so for some days, %.
until the big banking interests feel
disposed to make another move. we
/ ave the utmost faith il &c stability
Of the situation, and get nothing but
good reports from the consumers of
copper. This dragging market viii
probably end with sharp break and
every one should leave their orders
in TO buy all the stocks they can cat
ry, as the next move ought to pusl
prices ten points higher than this
level.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY loaned salarled people and others without security; cheapest rates easiest payments; offices in 6S principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first. D. II. Tolman, room IA
 Watts building. 2o06 Sd ave. 1-1-iy LOANS made on town, city and country real estate of value; reasonable interest; also buy and sell all kinds of land notes
 Southern Mortgage Brokerage Co.,, 5O6 Morris Bldg, New Orleans, La.I S-31-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

WANTED-Ambitious responsible district manager for large advertising company; earn s daily in spare time; learn $100Co yearly business; no canvasslng. Dept. IA, Crane McNally Co.,, 356 Dearborn, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

WANTED-At Locks No. 14 and No. 15,
 Black Warrior river, carpenters at E to s25O per S-hour day, and laborers at q to s1 10 per S-hour day; good mess hall and quarters, but no accommoda- tions for families; jobs will last two years. The Dravo Contracting Co.,, Tidewater. Ala. 4-l1-3t-eod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
WANTFD-MALE HELP.

NETHERLANDS mail clerks, SIS week ly; examinations here soon; preparation free until appointed Franklin lnsti- ute, Rochester, N. Y.
 4-11-12-15-1S-19-22 p -25-26-29-5-2-3
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ONE GENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent a word a dayI no ad taken for less than 25 cents for nrst Insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

WANTED-Lady capable Of taking charge of office; also bright man to do tracing on outside in Tennessee; call be- fore Il a. m., 8 Watts Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

WANTED-At once. ladies and gentle men on guaranteed salary, $75 to $1O0 per month and expenses; can give local or travelling. Mrs. Sarah A. Mott, Man ager, 31512 18th street, Birmingham.
 4-15-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

START a mail order business of your
 own, but not with a cheap trick or novelty. I made s50,000 in five years and began small. l will show you how to start right. Send for my Free book
 let today. Heacock, Box SIS. Lockport.
 N Y 3-7-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

SIX weeks instruction in salesmanship, position as travelling salesman with re- sponsible firm guaranteed. Address Bradstreet System, Rochester, N. Y.
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WANTED-First-class coatmaker; steady work. Lefkowitz Bros, Columbus, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

WANTED-Young lady of some business
 qualities to work and make herself use full in an office. Inquire American Dry Cleaning Co.,. BIO 18th street, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
HELP WANTED.

NTED-Mechanical engineer, work men for farm, household also hotel help; man cook, manager for grill room Call or write for terms; inclose stamp. AR Hood Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

BRAIN BROKERS-New business idea. We sell ability. 39OO positions open, )of- flee, sales and technical. Write stat ing experience fully Hapgoods, 112s Park Bldg, Pittsburg, and 5S3 William son Bldg. Cleveland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
LOST-S -STRAYED-STOLEN

I0STSA book, 6y Emile Zozla losf out of my carriage Monday night Reward if returned to pr. B. A. Fox 2091a N. 18th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
Extent of'Infproxements.

The Improvements specified are to Joe made fnfth Ensleyl division, The. four, open-hearth furnaces .ofRlO0 tonK heats willigIve helTennesseefcompany.t ten new. steel makers of thlsEtype, FourE have been completed within the [pastz zsixa or justl been .brokens when, thel lSteeli corpora tion acquredsthe, Tennessee company during la tsfall. .sfpantc Orders wereEis-. sued promptly for the worktto proceed and sheseitwoaopen-h -hea rtn furnaces xwill be in operation within% thes next zfew weeks Andkuow .comes4MrXCorey' sfde-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

MOLER Barber College, Atlanta, Ga, wants men to learn the trade. Write for particulars now, few weeks com pIetes by free clinic and expert in- structions. positions waiting. Don't de- lay 4-11-6t YOUNG MEN WANTED-WAo desire to earn better salaries and do more conge- nial work If able to read and write, and ambitious to succeed, we can quail fy you for q position as mechanical, electrical steam, civil or mining engi- neer. architect etc Write at once, stat ing position wanted. I. c. s., Box 165S G, Scranton, Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15

IOST-Liver and white pointer dog about year old; answers to name Jack" last seen on Columbiana road near Shades creek: reward if returned to Spier Whit. aker, Sll Woodward Bldg. Office phone
 5S0 residence phone 11Ss 4-l5-tf
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WANTED.

sfFfi,AaV7IiNG-i0o at 1921 4th avenue. 8-i6-tf
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LOST-Strayed or stolen, one dark Jersey COW with part of left horn broken off
 Reward if returned to 127 Louise avenue, West Highlands. J. NJ. Hit. 4-15-2t LOST-Between Birmingham and Pratt City, lady's black handbag, red-lined.
 Return to this office for reward. 4-14-3t
Middletown transcript., 1908-02-15
and joy, she had weIl.nlgh fallen into lis

and Joy, she had weIl-nigh fallen into Ais
arms.
| Into whose arms
Fred Prat,'s. Of course. Psnr fellow,
he had spent The whole night on the
landing, ami had TINS gained her first
glance and tirst greeting in tie morning.
had no other way Of saving how
much i love You, said he. half langlsi "a
and half crying, like the good-hearted
simple fellow he was I've been very
unhappy ever since you've been here
Are You happy now ? said Mabel, look
ing desperately pretty and coqnettisi',
clad in her morning dress and bushes, as
she laid her dimpled hand on bis.
He only answered bs kissing it passion:
ately.
never thought that you loved me,
said Mabel, pouting. You never showed
it.
Why, I always loved you, said Fred
from the very FIRST, and
And what more they said We must leave
to the imagination Of those Of my readers
who have been il tlle same position
themselves.
NY father says-and lie has had exper-
ience III such matters-tl,at We may make
mp our minds 70 wedding-favors and bride.
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