Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 87, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1885 — Page 2

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THE 1M;JAKAP0L1S DAILY SKMMKEL SATURDAY M0KN1NG MARCH 28 1880.

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Blcana Adopted fur Ttitlr KIUf noil I'nra lu l'hlladtdfiht Intarealtng llanj thousand of the honest poor of thia city hare reason to fe?I thaa&fol for th ex iitanceofthe Horns Missionary Society," the agents and v!itors of which have for the past fifty yeara been actively employed In famishing fool, fuel mud raiment, distribating mcdicicfs, ondotherii8 providing for the want of the sick ti;d needy. The aocle ty W83 organized In HZ and incorporate! on Jane 7, 18 1 5. It Is undenominational and supported by vclnntaty contributions. Numbers of people in distress are found dally In Its rooms askir fjr helo. Their atory is heard by Mr. Emanuel II. Toland, the jreneiai egent, and nil dt trying caei are provided for. Daring the year ended September lv3i, the contributions amounted to 4 S,l7.V.f, and the cnth payments durin the aaroe year to ?!J -f II 1. which shows HGo.yj exrenditure In exces of rec;Ipts. I,ast j ear W visits wro made, and food and znediciiic furnithed " 111 timei. as alao ?-:(;t.7." given In cash. Abjut 7C0 leading citizecs of I'hlladelphla contribute liberally to the aid of this good work. In conversation with Mr. Toland a few dajs ago, the reporter learned much ns to the rrc;hod3 of the society. Mr. Toland plc tnred graphically the condition of the poor thlr winter, and tho unusual amount of aickness amongst them. They were, he said, un able to pav for a physician, nor could tho Society allord to employ one in every cats. The apentf, however, obtain medicines, and are careful always that they shall bo of the purest character. For cough?, colds and bronchitis, they invariably uea the new rem edy, lied Klar Cough Cuie. He, Mr. Toland, nad ern tho autograph certificate of I'rofeEeor Charles P. Williams, of this city, in which he eaid that In his analysis of the medicine he bad found ro traces of rnarphia or the alkaloids of opium; that neither of thea substances crtertd intothe preparation, and that It Is a new and yaluabl remedy. Prof. "Williams is a well known analytical chemist and Is endorsed by the faculty of Jellcrsoa Medical College. lie wa t formerly profejior of chemistry In tba University of Missouri and State chemist of Delaware. Mr Toland added that the Society bed unbounded con tidence in lied btar Cougii Care, owing to Its marked etlicacy in every case in which it bad been used, as reported by their agents. At pretent, ho said, there wa3 almost an epidemic of coughs in tho city, and it would be necessary for them to lay in a fresh supply of the. medicine. Such ricid chemical testa and tho observation of men accustomed to cases of sickness amon the poor had con yisced him that the remedy is an inestimable boon to all. Evidence euch as that Riven by Mr. Toland is unanswerable. It is true that there may be a few people ready to endorsa anythingor anybody ; but nothing cf this can be suggested of the managers of charitable institutions The responsibilities which rest upon theai are great, and they are careful neither to use any remedy nor stamp It with the seal of their approval until they have thoroughly tested it. It has been contended for ennerations that a cough mixture to be effective must contain opiates cr narcotics, but strong protests have ot late been made by medical men against the use of fuch drugs, and tha new remedy has been declared by them to be a desirable new departure in the treat meat of threat and lung troubles. It is cot simply, however, in public Institutions that people are found who know the virtues of this remedy. The reporter h?ard a most remarkable story from Mr. Joseph E. Tiel. 1,4 ;". North Eleventh street. In this city. Mr. Tlel is a well-known real estate agent He formerly lived at lo I East Forty-ninth street, New York city, and was then business manager of a periodical devoted to the interests of ciyil engineering. While living there he had a severe bronchial affection, following an attack of asthma. His condition became so precarious that in Ostober last, his physician, Dr. Birch, as a lact resort, advised him to go to New Orleans. He gave up business, sold his furniture, and after leaving his family with friends in this city started fcr New Orleats. He waited there, daily expecting to improve, but there was no change for the letter, and at last bia condition became such that, fearing he would be among strangers, he traveled back by easy stages to Philadelphia. When Christmas came he was failing very fast, and had about given up all hope when a friend recommended him to try Kcd Star Conga Care. He did so, and now says that after taking several doses, there was a change for the better, and that after be bad used a few bottles, his bronchial troubles and cough left him, and that he la better ttaa he has been for years. It would have be3n easy for the reporter to continue his inquiries in other directions, as the names of several men prominent in public a tTaira were give a to him u being able to epcac from personal experience of the virtues of the remedy. He confined himself, however, for the present to Hon. William Mntehler. roemb?r of Congress for the Tenth Pennsylvania District. That gentleman stated that he considered Bed Star Cough Cure a most efficacious medicine, and one which marked a new departure in the treatment ol cough?, colda and threat affections. This ODinion he had made public, and so had his friend, United States Senator Blackburn, cf Kentucky, who had derived great benefit from its use. Prof. Jchn J. Caldwell. M. D.. member of the medical societies of New York, Kings County and Baltimore, and the author of several medicaljtreatises, says in giving the result of his analysis and personal observation of lUd Btar Cough Care, that it is a medicine of remarkable purity, and Professor O. Grctbe, a graduate of Kiel, Gernnny, and chemist to the Brooklyn Board of Health, who also analysed it. says that it is free from opiate, and is harmless and curative. Men iiko United States Senators Btackburn and Gorman, who are accustomed to weigh evidence and subject everthing to mental as Ecience docs to chemical examination, have emphatically endorsed the remedy; and the reporter came to the conclusion that all the testimony led up to the central fact that a discovery had been made, the valuö of which the public at once recognized. Blande' Mysterious Tragedy. Mcscie, Ind., Marth 2G The tragedy enacted near Eaton cn Tuesday night, wherein "William Haines wai shot and killed by Bishop Scctt, continues the one theme of conversation In that vicinity as well as here. There is ranch bitter feeling existing azainat Scott among the neighbors and friends of Haines, who censure him severely for such carelcssseea If not down right criminality. A few persons dare to believe that his shot and its effect were intentional, and thay support this belief by the statement that the boys were cot to exceed tpn feet distant from him when he fired, and ha bainj above them cculd have more- easily rarged tbe shot so as to miss than to take tnch deadly efiVct upen them, end further that if he only intended to frighten them he could have as effectually done so with the weapon charged with powder and paper as with leaden shot. Much compassion is, however, expressed for the priscnor, who seems to be as deeply affected by the deed as are the friends of his victim. 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tie Ccrccer s investigation did not releaie Lim from vx-fop, awd that bow ha will have t vast tbe Udions process of a trial bstoM hi?aie can be deterrtiind Th case will Bfe?crtt ! vrj co;iu!icted one, and will elicit run h inttrttt in view of th seem isz irjittry which now overhangs the sad atlair.

sejmour Item Sjxclal to the &3:ineL Sey.vouk. Ind., March 27. A nait frame residence, jnsi coin Die ted, oa the farm of John M. Brown, la the western part of this county, was entirely destroyed by fire a few Iajsago. hj hard work the household effects were raved I.oja, $Z0; no insurance. Mr. John I). Wcmtck, a well known citizen of this couniy, died, a day or ao agi, of cancer of the stomach, aged forty-seven years. It is now certain that this city will b visited by two circus shows and menageries next rtonth April 21 and 27. Jtsee Rain's dweliing, ja Silt Crek Townbip, was burned to the ground a terr dya aeo. Amount of loss and insarauce not learned. The remains of Mrs. Captain Graves, who died at Jonmlllr, passed through here this xnorn'Cg. In charge of a number of sorrowing fm cds, en route for Dearborn County for interment. Resolutions of lleapect. Cor.rMMs, led, March 2".. At a regular meeting of Unrest Duden Lodge, No. DJ. U. O. H., at Columbus, lad., held oa the 23th day of March, 1 ;.", the following preamble and resolution were nnanimocsly adopted: InMxncch 4fl It bas pleased the Almighty JoJ, in blsgnat wt3om, to rernore freu us Urotner ThoxnaH J. Mejem. Grand I'roldcul U. o. II., who u.vuiotd to im Urb. ner relatt-m ud who inMed lu tho erauizAUon of thin L"Aze, who died at hi IioDie at Nh!ovllle, Ind., on tae sth 6aj nt Mrli, l'Hi. rnd lrusmucn as it is tbo dclra ot thia Lodge t i ecu nl. lu ankuowlcilttmcut ot ici c t to our Irtoarte t brother: an'l, furtn .r, mrt much ri wo rteplore the lo f one o iU'ir to us, sililvccKiuM momit to the will ct lllia who settU all thlDB: tnercfore. bolt KcFOlved. That the charter an 1 ra'la of thi I.oüobe draped for a period ol nxtydaj an t triat th:a aciiwn. taken by this t.Tle, bteatcr, l In lull upon the recotda of the brag: nUo, that roplea be aent to tbo IndUnapolU Jourualand hciitinel and the Itidka;or. and oaj topytotae family of our dttartcd Lrother. J. 1'. Mts.n, I. . H. 'Pooi.v, II. 21. V.r.. Committee ou llcMolutlon. An Old Slau Thruwu I'rom 1IU llnegr CoLfM Bis, Ind., March 2J. Mr. Peter Keller, a wealthy farmer of this county, met with a severe eccident this morning. He was coming to town in a buggy, when his horse tcok fright at a train on the Cambridge Iload that came within a few feet of rannlnc: over him. Mr. Kellar was thrown out and fell on his bead and shoulders, knocking him senselets for some time. Medical aid was summoned and tbe Injured man's injuries at tended. He is seventy years of sg9, and his friends fear that the results will ba serious. Demand fur Cuuutd lleef. Chicago, March 27. The Armour Packing Company yesterday received another cable order from the British War Department for s,000 additional cases of canned beef, representing about 000 pounds, awd anotner proposed for 1O.CO0 additional rises, which, however, could not be tilled withla the time limited. The statement is made that the orders already in hand have divested all establishments in tbe country enztd in this particular industry of their available stocks. TonhttDg the Patients. Alphonse Karr recently paralyzed some physicians in Paris at a dinner by otTerin; a toast to the health of their patients. Some people thisk doctors du not like taelr patients to get well. There are many doctors in this country who not only want their patients to get well, but give them Brown's Iron Bittern. Dr. G. M. lloberson. Kim Grove. N. (.'..says: "I prescribe Brown's Iron Bitters, and find it all it is recommended to be." Cures malaria and all nervous and dyspeptic troubles. Killed by the Breaking of & Gay Itope. Toleio, March 27. This morning as Henry Miller and Michael Yaugham were working at the derrick on the third story of the New Memorial Building, one of the gay ropes broke, throwing both men off the wall. Miller fell on the inside to the lioor, and sustained but a few bruises. Yangham fell outside fcf the wsll to the ground and wi instantly killed. He leaves a wife and two children in destitute circnmst&nces. Smallpox Epidemic. .St. Lor is, March 27. Smallpox is raging as an epidemic at Mound City, 111., and of a popolatlon of l.r00 fifty cases are reported. Eight deaths occurred dnrins the present week. The disease is confined almost entirely umong the negroes, only two white families being infected. Vigorous measures are being used to suppress the scourge. A Sad Cane of I'olaontng Is that of any man or woman aCUcted with disease or derangement of the liver, resulting in poisonous accumulations in the blood, scrofulous affections, tick headaches, and diseases of the kidneys, lungs or heart. These troubles can be cured only by going to tbe primary cause and putting the liver in a healthy condition. To accomplish this result speedily and effectually nothing has proved iUelf so cffiacaclous as Dr. Pierce's 'Golden Medical Discovery," which hs never failed to do the work claimed for it, and never will. An Unfounded llamor. PiTTsm i:g, March 27. The reported serious illness of First Assistant Postmaster General Malcom Hay, is unfounded. Mr. Hay is at his home in Allegheny, engaged in settling np his private affairs, prior to his departure South. He has been so over-run bv visitors that he refuses audience to all. His health is Le'.ter than for months. Indians Starved to Death. Caoi i.lac, March '27. News has been re ceived of the ndics of an Indian camp on Pice River, and the bodies of five Indians, who died of hunger and cold, and an Indian girl nearly dead from the came cause. Another member of the sarre party went to liniert for provisions, last week, and it is telieTed he perished. What Yon Say. There are so many frauds advertised far tie hair," you say. ßo there are, but Parker's Hair Balsam ia not one of them. It will cot work miracles, but It will da better service for your hair than anything else you can ücd. Restores original color, cures dendrnlT, gives new growth. Elegantly perfumed. 'otadye. Fallarea Dartog tbe Week. New York, March 27. The failures for the last seven dajs, as reported to II. G. Dan & Co., nnmber 213 for the United States; Can8ds, 20; total, 277, as compared with 233 last

week. Failures In the Western StstM are l'ghter than fv-.r som time pait, bat tbe Southern and Middie S'.ates show aa ia-create.

If we would have powerful minds, we mutt think; if faithful hrart?, we must love; if powerful muscles, we must lbr; if we wonld gt-t rid of a bad coogh, we mast take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. liorn Without Leza or Arm. Gree.nviu.e. O . March 27 A wonderful infant has b;en born to Mr. and Mrs. Thoaias Henderson, and is thriving finely. It has neither legs cor arcs, though in other resrcts perfectly formed, and is probably the only icstaz.es of the kind in the country. Dynamite Kiplorion. South Abin'-.tox, Msss.. March 27. The Windsor Hotel, at Kandjlph, wai bally damaged by tbe explosion of dynamite this morning. It Is supposed to be the work of sirUiDg hoetrakprs, who had a grudge against the proprUtor. 'Iterky" .Jon- DUf barged. New Yor.tc, March 27. The general term cf the Supremo Court ordered the discharge of "Becky" Jones, tbe refractory witness in the Hamxrjersly will cae, who hs been confined in Lndinw Street Jail nearly a year. THIS 15 THE GENUINE! SOLD CI'tT IS BOTTLES WITH BCTF WRAFPSRS. 2 THAT STBIP OVXR COdX IS CNBUOXKX. Oar tr&3 e-mark aroand even bottle. In slctneas Ever? Drop Ii Worth Iti Weirtt in Cold M St" "Mi rrZ : 7 Jfr;- "..Jf .''! .'8 A 11 livrrrt u.üüii.-, Vnr1 .1 Itiubdnes aaiTheau ail xtnos ol mnaaatloc, UATAHKH, COLDd, DlAKRHKA. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, boa euren more ckuch than enTthlnprevcrprwcrlbed. WPIITUEHIA, SOVX THROAT; cae it promptly, delay is di?rrona, PILEH. J3LIIID, BLKKDIKtt OR ITCHING, ITIX'EKS, OLD OR NEW URCI.hS, BDKNH, TOOTfACnii, EARACHE, 80KE KTiH3, SCALDS. 8rRAlN8; tho greatest known reinrdy. Controls HF.MORRHAJKi5, FEMALK COMPLAINTS. BLEEDING Nose, lloutü, Ktoniach, Lnr.gs, or from any cause, Hopped es by a charm. It la called the Yt ONDEK OF ILKA UNO. üsen kxTERN ILL Y AND INTERNALLY, VTu have ao aralancbe of toptlmonlala. Bond for our boo (Mailed Free). It will Uli you all about It ITI" TJNPAFK TO CK ANT rr.KPARArON XXCIPt thr GENÜLVÄ with oca iäsction. 'FtIoci Wct tl, SLTi. fflSySEITBICT CO.. 76 5th t. fry ,m. rnTrnriTniTnTm MoJcrn-Science It r V Wliat lias Skepticism done for the world? 1 Fir'gtcd that JlhcumatLsiu cannot be curod. .1 sk.rticLsm l.-i as bad as i;hcuiuatisiiu IV What has Science dune for the world? tt A good many t idnirs; for lntanr it ha3 - fclmwn that JiheU!Uiitl:sm can l3cureiL y It has shown that Neuralgia can be got rllof. !j ?.'olen science has proved that 11 hourn t lsni t3 , n LIi-khI ULsi'a.se, inl havrovMnl ATHlriioK03 ; u3 tue remedy which can completely cure It. It has proved that although tho old doctors failed toovercome Neuml-rl i. AniixiPiiOKUdcaa j reaeü It, and eradicate It trow tho system. It has proved that thotigh these tormenting j 11 sea siM worn so slow ami obstinate, they cau L'V UVl'lLUUli; Iii U III LIU UUU UJ Uk JIfliIopIioro5 1 Don't l)C R!:eptleaL If you have any doubts aa to what ATULornoK03 can do, write to some ot tnoH) whom It has cured. For la-.tance, Kcv. S. 11. Denncn. 1). D., Pastor Third Congregational church, .of New Haven, Conn., the Itev. W. r. Corblt, pastor Ccorgc FL M. E. Church, cf New Haven, the Hev. J. K. Scarlcs, paster YYClcttSt. M. H Churcli, New York city, M r. Brummcll, tho well known candy manufacturer, ol New York, F.x-(;ov. lilgelow, of Connecticut, and many others, equally well known. " If 5 on cannot prt ATHLOPnonoflof yonr drnavUt, we will ieTnl it expretw raid, on receipt el regular f riee-one dollar i-cr bottlo. We prefer that you bu it from your drutrtnRt. but if be bax n't it. di not ba i-nualed to try eoiueUü cUe, but order at oncd rem us aa dirtcted. md ÄTHLOPH0ROS CO., 112 WALL 'ST., NEW YCRIC mminmm'i'M w, f, inüitfttmtmiJl Pi

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The 05XY CORSET rra-le tht en be retnrnel by fj Durchnr r.ftr tl.rvo w.ic e.'xr. If noi foon4 PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY s fneTfry repect,na tirrit'i,iuiidt-dbTi:titrr. 5'jl5 In a kriety ot atyles rul j.nt-t-v. bol.I by iirt-rll drier erywhf. lwar of worthies ircitaXloA. k9n ppnuir. un1" It ha cams on tbe box. CHICAGO COR5ET CO., Ghicsgo. IIU

1ien tli" v.'C'it';r p.v',v w.uht, t!i.'t cxtreaiii tir I f-'i'ilr.;, wa:.t ;iv:-iU'.c, dullness, lanior, aud Ivitv.'.r. ;:-!.rt a!ni')t tl.e entire limna.". family, ;iii-l refula aad otlicr di-.ra,M caused iy liui:rs, manifest themselve with muiy. It is ii.tpossible t' throw ofT tliis deMhry a::-! cx; el huinf-rs frn;r. tlie Mood v. il!.. i;t the ;.id i f a reliable nieliei:u like Ibwrl's Sarsaparil'.a. "I could !.t sleej, r.rid vouid y- l v., in the inondu with hardly !;f.; ervn:!i to f-. t vul of WA. I liatl ii appclüe. I oiV face would break out with pihiplo. 1 bo;;t;!.t .1 bottle of Hood's SarMp:iriil u r.'id vy.x bewail to hl-ep soi.vuüy ; could : v.i'.l' WW out that tire 1 and l.;:ip;id feidir-r. ;ind ; iy appetite improved." K. A. S.r. v. b , '.( "Iliad been mu Ii troubled : :-e debility. Last spring Jloo-Ps J . i":a proved Just the tl.ui nwdol. 1 ' a i immense amount of be:. i;!. 1 u. r flt better." 11. F. MlLi.i.i, Fn-bn, Ma Hood's SarsapariHa Sold by all !r-:.-,'is. 1 ; six for rr,. Maile m!y by ('. I. llnoi) Z CD., Lowell, Mav.. IOO Dogos Ono Dollar El Yflfl CM V, PRIOE, $3.50. " V-7 r 1 7 f'A I J P pip if THE HYDRAULIC ST E30. Kaks a Sp2c:alty ci Crzisntsl Plain Red Front Pressed Brick, Irlaaufacturiai? Amraally over TEM BSiLLSOKS. Tliey frttarnnte thr.t tho quality, finish ami Colcr, aro unsurpassed, il not unoqunllod ly a!"' other bricks made iu the United t?tat-. 1 . .- .... .. . . . I i .i I K'. ... , II '"' THE HEECAUTILB AGEIJOY. E, I SCARLET, I B. G. DUN A CO., ilanagor. I ftoprietor. IVo. o Ulaolwford Bloolc. The oldest, the bctt, the most pre fresstve and the most reliable establishment of the kind In the world, having 103 branch oäicea lully equipped and In good innnlng order, or three to one more than any other Agency has of actually live offlcea. For over 42 years we have enjoyed aa unsullied reputation for honesty, reliability and fair dealing, and we have unlimited resources for con ductlce our business nucccssfully. We Invite a test of our qualities by tho merchants of Indian apolir. R. O. DUN A CO. ÄüvA.

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At rv o?ir .s. :i.o;i ; tin' ytrr.i s .s'.ie?;itil.'.c to t!'.e !):. erbvis f .i reliable tonic :ind iuor.mt. Th" ivi;mr? ?tate of the Ii'. -n!, tb. d'r:mtred d; -dinn, and the veak ceu.irtion vi he ! !, ensed by its loh lia'.Üe will lli cold, van try blasts, all call fr tiu revivhi., renlat'ij an I restoriti ifl'ie-u-es s. happily ati l elTeetivt '.y co?:ibta d in Hood's ar -:i;v.nlla. 'Hood's .Sar.sapariiU (i I me :; r..t 'leal f pod. 1 had no rartietilar die:i-e. tut was lired out troui ver.o:k, aM it t tied i.ie up.'1 Mks. II. 1'. MJOIO.ns. Cohoc.s, N. Y. B H P 'For seven years, sprlr;?: and fill, I had sen füYtn vres come out on my les, and I " r.- tuo years was not free front them at a;'. I snnVicd v.-ry mm Last M.iy I bewail ! ;a'irr.r lb S i: narilla. and before i Itad j t.:U. ui two b.ittle. the sores herded and the hua-or I. ft u e." C. A. Aunoi.i, Arnold. Me. " TlaTf j t.o blo.l puritii-r r.je.ril to lbod'.H Sara pal ilia." 11..8. l'libi.rs, llh Isesler, N.Y. Hood's SarsapariUa Sold by all drnc?M. St ; .six for .-.. Made only by C. I. IlOOl) & tu, Lowell, Masj. IOO Doses Ono DoJIar 1 llUÜt Ti:e acconir-yisli a correct cutreprctenUtlca of or.r premium Watch. It Is a tom-wInJer, li tiade of nickel tdiver, and will Rlway remata aj bright new silver dollar. It has a heavy beveled cd? crystal f lcz. its wcrtj aro contniciei cf pood material, and aro ma Jo by tho flncst anto Tr.attcr.achlr.rr3-. Every watch 1 porfect belore 1 aviua: the factory. All aro thoroughly tested an J tdJusteJ, an caa ba honestly recoameaded ai faithful tlme-keepora. Tey are Just as roprt Rented, aad ara worth three Hues laa prico ANY ACTIVE BOY Can eaeily secareona oftheto Watches by gottisf hiRfricnlt to tabscrlbe tor tho Indiana ötat fct.NT.'.NEL. followla? are onr o?crs to agents: orJ20 will sen 1 Taa Srntinki. to twenty atrcrlbera and the Watch free to tbj acut vtitUui up tho clab. For 812.5 wo windend T:iz Sn:rr:s'i:i.to ten mb fCrlSersaa C Watch to tho a;9nt lorwardiu? tht c:vo. For !?.!-0 we will send The Ssntinkl to 2vo Fib.libcrs and a Watch to the a?eat lorwarllak' tat elu'o. For f5.f 0 Ths SKtuisti to three snUcribort aaj a Watch to tho aeut. For?.5 Thk azNUKEL one year and a Watch tt any aJdrc-s. Address, SENTINEL COMPANY, Indianapolis, In 3 4 77. r. .'-.'((?:' Ccu ; j o Injurious Dm j. irt Heals tho Gores, .tt;aeiiC3 or Tuto, O-lriA quick llclicr A poaitivo Cure. CUKA ItAI.M bes cained an on viable rerutition wlicrver inown, dlgpiacint? all o:hcr preraratkrF. It is a cieamy Rubstanc". A pirtide i epp lif (1 inio each r.ostrll.'causin no pain, and l8acrtCAbl.Ttor.se. Trtce 5ü cents ty mail or at Drnc-'istf. Ond for circular. KLY BliOTHKItB Urugjlsta, OWCCO, N. Y.

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