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Bfc "Why Sheen are Thrown it Wedding * . 1
HI The custom o [ throwing ono or nioro old
HI chocs after the brido and groom , cither
Hi when they go to church to bo married or
Hf when they start on their wedding journey ,
H" * ia so old that the memory ot man stretches
Hi not buck to its reginuing. Somo think it
H. represents an nssuult , and is a lingering
H traco of the custom nmong eavitgo nations
H of carrying away tho brido by violenco ;
H others think that it is a relic of tho ancient
H law of exchange or purchase , and that it
H formerly implied tho surrender by tho
H parents ot all dominion or authority over
H their daughter. It has a likeness to a
Hk Jewish custom mentioned in tho Bible.
Hf Thus in Deuteronomy we read that when
H | tho brother of a dead man refused to marry
Hf tiis widow she asserted her independence of
Hi 1dm by "loosing his shoe. " Also in Ruth ,
Hf when tho kinsman ot Boas gave up his
Hi claim to the inheritanco of Ruth and to
H , Ruth also ho indicated his assent by pluck-
H ing off his shoo and giving it to Bouz. It
H tma a'8 ' ° the custom of the middle ages to
H place the husband's shoo on tho head of
H tho nuptial couch , in token ot his denom-
B. ination. [ American Register.
H * Klelrv to 25,000,000.
H M. Stecnackers , who was postmaster-gen-
H ; ral under the Tours Delegato Government
H r and is now a member of tho French Cham-
Hi bcr , has taken up tho causo ot tho claim-
HI ants to 45,000,000 , whicli they contend
Hi is due them by the state. In 1870 a
H j Frenchman named Thcry depositod 400 , -
t. 000 in tho Bank of Venice , and then died.
w\ For some timo niter his decease nobody
WtJ' came forward as his heir. Somoswindlers.
Hi by means ot forged names tried to got hold
B f of it but failed.
H | More than a century passed when Bona-
t parte was ordered by tho Directory to de-
W\ { \ mand the principal and interest for tho
jjj benefit of French subjects. They weropaid
H | to him , and he appropriated them to mili-
K j tary uses. The state therefore became tho
B | debtor of tho Thery family. Authentic heirs
ml of tho depositor ot the 400,000 exist.
K That sum , with legal interest , now comes
K : to 23,000,000. [ London Daily News.
* IiOvely Iiasktcu ou Horseback.
u Wo wish the Quitman girls would indulgo
II - more frequently in tho graceful and healthy
HI _ _ exercise of horseback riding. Girls look
B < • pretty on horseback , and wo lovo to sec
them. Wo popped the question to the
lady wo now board with whilo wo were
P gaily cantering side by side in the long ago.
H She jumped at the chance , and we've been
R jogging on together ever since. In a town
W like ours , where horses are plenty and
other outdoor amusements not very
numerous , we think all the girls should
\ be encouraged to become accomplished
equestriennes. Let your girls ride horse
! back. It will make them healthy , strong ,
j active and self-reliant ; and , gracious , don't
' ! they look handsome prancing along on a
I spirited charger.
| The magical effects of St. Jacobs Oil in
f removing soreness and stiffness makes it
invaluable at all times. Rheumatism and
jj Neuralgia promptly yield to it.
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B1 The Dylnsr Cardinal.
! * > irdinal Newman ia reported to bo dy-
I ing of old age. The poet cardinal Is nearly
S3 years of age , and. despite his increasing
infirmities , makes the most vigorous efforts
to continue his duties. For some years ho
} J has been compelled to sleep fourteen hours
daily , and he has gradually cwrtailed the
period he used to devote to receiving
) Iriends. The author of "Lend , Kindly
\ Iiight , " was one of the most popular as
-well as one of the most brillis.n't clergymen
, In thechurch of England prior to his going
* over to Rome , and , while there has been a
> good deal of bitter feeling toward his fel-
I ; low-seceders , he lias neverceased to be a
favorite with Protestants end Catholics
I , alike.
i T Dr. Gross , physician at St. Vincent's
ij Hospital , Baltimore , Md. , considers Red
| J Star Cough Cure perfectly harmless , bent ;
[ ! purely vegetable and entirely free from opi-
i | ates , poisons , and other narcotics. Other
"if " professionals also endorse 'it as prompt ,
1 safe and sure. Price , tweaby-five cents m
j "bottle.
1 Stories of Ausjry Statesmen.
[ * There is lovely story in iCount BeuBt's
1 memoir's about Prince Bismarck which de-
I serves to be recalled just tjow when the
[ great chancellor's speech as ringing in our
1 -ears. "What do you do ? " > he asked Count
- Beust , "when you are angry and grieved ?
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Don't you find it a relief to "destroy some-
! thing when 3-011 are angry ? "
"I was over there once , " 3ie pointingop-
posite to where the emperor lives , "and I
flew into a rage. In going out I slammed
| the door and pulled out the key , which I
' tooK with me into Dount Lehudorf's room
close by , and threw into the basin , which
r went Into a thousand pieces. Count Lehu-
* dorf asked 'are you ill ? ' Iwas. . That
t cured me. "
, How naturaf this and how childlike !
; But what a blessing it would be if Btntcs
1 ! men eould always cure their anger by
g smashing a basin ! Sometimes , like Loud
[ Randolph , they smash a cabinet , or , like
| t 3Ir. Cluxmberlain , a party. But even these
| modes of r lier are innocent compared with
T he usual methods of emperors and kings ,
, and of Demes himself , all of whom find
* 'war occasionally nece sary as a vent for
h their spleen.
I Tlie positive and unsolicited testimony
t ' ( of people from every section who have used
t Dr.Bull's Cough Syrupconfinnseveryclaitn
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T The ship-yard in Chester , Pa. , will be
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Moral and Lc al larrlajje.
Just now tho Chicago public Is busj
with meditations , debates and liorroi
over marriages come and coming
Tho elopement of a young girl and hci
marriage at midn'ght to the boy or lad
of her choice , moved not a little the
inmost soul of a few hundred thou
sand persons who reside in Cook Coun
ty ; but "this commotion was a calm in
comparison with the tumult caused by
tho illusion which came suddenly over
tho mind of a rather noble ffirl. an
illusion which assumed the form of a
desire to wod one of tho leading an
archists now in tho County Jail under
a death-sentence.
The latter case has aroused an indig-
nation as broad as the normal condition
of the local mind , the reverend gentle
man continues , in the Chicago Journal ,
and has awakened an approval as
largo as tho admiring e ' rele around
Captain Black and his incarcerated
clients. With that small number oi
persons to whom tho murder of eight
policemen and tho wound ng ol
twenty more was a venial matter , this ,
wedding between a young girl and the'
leading agent in the bloody riot is also
rather a nice thing. The women and
men who ha"d sympathy and flowers
for the May rioters ought to bring plen
ty of blossoms for tho January wed
ding. There was no groat wrong in
tho death of the policemen , and much
less wrong would there be iu the jail-
wedding. So argues the Captain
Black coterie of mortals a coterie
whoso code of ethics is perhaps the
most original ever fabricated outside
of an insane asylum , which , begtning
in tho espousal of anarchy as a vir
tue , culminates in asking a beautiful
girl to niarry , it being a pity for such a
social flower to waste its sweetness on
the desert air.
It was a wonderful kindness of heav
en to grant to tho same city whicli per
mittee ! Captain Black to live and in
culcate ctithics , Sheriff Matsou also to
live to prevent tho Black idea from be
coming epidemic. What would become
of us if to his tasks like a lawyer Cap
tain Black were given liberty to weave
marriages between the anarchists in
jail and tho foolish girls out of it ? The
sheriff has come in as a most timely re
buke to one of the greatest absurdities
of tho age. A man of good sense has
risen up to quito a bedlam.
It did seem for a timo as though the
marriage being conceded as coming ,
somo cleygyman would bo found to
take his sacred iobes in a carpet-sack ,
and , donning them in the jail , make
two loving hearts to beat as one. In
the recent runaway match a clergyman
was found who would rise at midnight ,
and for a consideration , rattle over
some holy words , and thus place his of
fice on a level with a village squire.
That this same clergymau could have
been secured for our jail wedding there
is no reasonable doubt , for with hitu ,
as with many other preachers , marri
age has lost its religious element , and ,
like a business partnership , is a mere
matter of law. This is a strange phe
nomenon in the Episcopal Church , be
cause a church which is so careful
about how a marriage bond shall be
dissolved should reveal some preference
as to how it should -created. . If mid
night and sol tude and girlish green
ness make a good beginning , the nian-
er of ending should bo of little impor
tance.
But the SpiesiKiptials , now ovVty
> ro > pcctive , reveal the ridiculous pass
ic which marriage .has come by help of
Iboth law and the gospel. Thoclergy
shave helped to ( degrade thealtar. .
Some cf our singers and actresses ( have
been marr < i three or four or five ftinies
the words "till deatli us do , parl"
having nothing t © ( < io with the part ng.
A silly man and woman can get mar
ried in a shop window , qc wp in a
balloon , and at any time of night or
day. Three or-four dollars , or a doliar
and a half even , will sufficiently be
cloud the moral sense ot parson or
squire , and on goes the wedding with
neatness and dispatch , One Age now
completes its hideous work by : asking
us to admire the orange blossoms which
agoodgrl proposes to wear in the
County jail for a few moments. The :
daily papers have done noblo defey by
exjiressing , instead of admiration , their
indignatiou at all concerned iu tho
affair , and especially toward those who-
are old enough to posess some .at tho
admonitions of ommon sense.
This little paper was begun xcffii the'
design of suggesting that the clergy-
should never take part iu any clandes
tine or eccentric marriage. The cler
gyman's rite is not the legal r te. His
wedding possesses a religious cleuient.
and if silly people run to him to be
married , they should be sent onward
toward some magistrate. Some of the
Chicago pastors nave done this again
and again. They have said to runa
ways and eccentrics : "We cannot
perform a legal ceremony ; our cere
mony must be both mor al and legal ,
and the marriage you seek contains no
religious element whatever. " In
these davs of degraded marriage thev
are no doubt glad that what ceremonies
they have performed have been solemn
ized amid benedictions and flowers
worthily placed. If there must be for
lorn and wretched weddings , let the
common squire have the honor and the
glittering fee , but let tho clergy step
aside until the union ran be moral as
well as legal. Rev. David Swing , in
Chicago Ledger.
Peels Lonesome.
"I never felt so darned lonesome in
my life , " said a Back of the Yards man
the other dav. "
"What's the matter now ? " asked a
bystander.
"Nothin's the matter , now. an' that's
what bothers me. I've just got well 'o
the eetch , an1 don't have to scratch.
I've lost a heap o' 'musement. Qood-
alVs Sun.
_ Correction ; of a False Rumor.
The-report that the joko about the
Chicago-woman's foot had been taken
into dry-dock for repairs was the base
invention of tho numerous proprietors
of another chestnut. The joke about
the Ch cago woman's foot still spreads
itself over the periodical literature of
the land , and crushes a million readers
daily. Drake ' 's ' Traveler's Magazine.
Is This So ?
A few years ago a little book fell into our
hands , recounting tho experience of a cer
tain prominent business man , from which
it appeared that , as with most Americans ,
too close attention to business had broken
his health. The doctor said he could not
live. Ho then stated that ho used a cer
tain nrticlo which effectually cured him ,
and "out of gratitude for his own recovery
he determined to devoto a portion of his
fortuno to spreading its merits before tho
world. "
As we read it we said : This is evidently a
shrewd expression of a commercial motive ;
it squnds well ; it reads well ; but many peo
ple will not believe it.
In a few ytnrs , however , that man get
famous the world over. IIo gave several
hundred thousand dollarsto astronomical
research , and his name became a house
hold word in nearly every home in the
United States.
Hundreds of thousands of people to-day
without reservation , say that to this man
alone they owo their lives.
If ten men aro collected together the
chances are that if one man incidentally
refers to Warner's safe cure seven of them
will bo able to tell , from their own experi
ence or from tho experience of their friends
of marvelous results which that remedy
hnB wrought.
Nothing has ever been put on tho market
we are told , the salo of which has been so
great and kept up so wonderfully , and this
alono is evidence that merit is at the bot
tom of its popularity.
In our files we find many an advertise
ment from this house. Some people have
believed , have used and have been cured ;
others have disbelieved , have not used , and
died.
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The manufacturers have stated , as the
result of their most careful investigations ,
that the condition of tho kidneys is the
key to health , and that they know if the
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kidneys are maintained iu health by War
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The uric acid , or waste of the system , left
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This statement , mado time and time
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The public is tired of the wrangles of this
school and of that school , and it is quick
to recognize anything that has such con
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we account for its extraordinary sales and
popularity.
Queen Margharita , of Italy , has a strong
preference lor women physicians.
Ifc only takes half a hog to make its fore-
quarters.
Good manners and good morals are
sworn friends and firm allies. Bartol.
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pimple upon the human body indicate
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MG r Q r only ono in the world jreneratlne
txrSSStsxRrSs ! aconUnuons Electrio dt Magnctii
Av/TjTp urrrnt. Scientific , Powerful , Durable ,
w///wComfortable and Effective. Avoid frauds.
> * p OverO.000 cured. ScndStampforpamphlet.
AX80 ELECTKIO BELTS FOR DISEASES.
Oft. HOBNE , 1HYEHT0B , 191 WABASH AVE.CHICAGO. .
CHILD'S HOSPITAL
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
This home for the sick Is open both for adults and
children. Is centrally located In a plciaanta'idqulet
neighborhood and furnisher excellent Hospital facil
ities for Surgical and Medical Cases. Address
CHILD'S HOSPITAL. Omaha , Xcbr.
fTsTHMA CURED ll
M German Anthitia Cure nerer fault to lIieJH
* * mmedtate rttie/ln the want cues , iniuru com-is
rortxble sleep ; effect * cures where til others fall. Jim
trial convinces the mat skeptical. Price SO eta and B
• 1.00 , of Drurslsts orkr mail. Sample FKEK fori
stamp. DR. K. BCHIr'F.MAN. St. I'anL Minn.B
yg CORESTwHElE AIL ELSEIFAILS. J3l
Sgl Best Couih Syrup. Tastes good. TJse H
Eci in time. Sold by druggists. ggj
APPRA IOWA SEEDS are THE BEST.
% T Km Ipn b " Complete Harden Umde and
UI-ilIIiI Illustrated Catalogue of Garden
ZmW BaMiM W Grass and Field Seed * . Plant * .
Bulbs , Garden Tools , New Varieties of Potatoes.etc.etc ,
mailed Free. General azents for Strowbridjre Broad
cast Sower. Address , IOWA SEED CO. , Whole-
aale and Retail Seedmen , Des JIolvzs , Iowa.
e want Yo-ur tfsssrsass
profitable employment to represent us in erery
county. Salary $75 per month and expen e * . or a
large commission on sales If preferred. Goods staple.
Every one buys. Outfit and particulars Free.
STAyPABD Sn.VEBWA.RE CO. . BOSTON , 3IASS.
& - Habit PainlcsMj
IlKa" Cured at Home. Treatment
MAEB1BHIH&-OPIUM NO PAT" a kcd
mm' until you are benefited. Terms Ixjw
Humane Semcily Co. , LaFayetle , Jad.
AlUflitTB A Pn'tive ! cure. No Knire.
WW BW IBi Payne. Marshalltown.Iowa.
0 C * 0 S8 ? "V- P'e worth 8t50 TREE. Line *
IlsilSot . undcI.t"8 horse' * feet. Write BreMster
VWSafety Rein Holdar Co. , Holly , Mich.
ADII111 lorjililno Hiljlt Curc.lla Ll
111 111 III } 2P'l y . NouaytUlCaraO.
m " Lie J. STrrucvs. Leliauou. Otlo.
lel > here and enn ;
TELEGRAPHY K"011 P XSituation * for-
nlshsjd. Write Valentine Bros. , JanesTlUe.Wli.
ADIIIII * nd Morphine Habit Cured In 10 to
| IIIIHI SO days. Kefer to 1U00 patientr cured
VI 1W III In all paru. Dr. Mirih , Quiney.Xich.
UnUC STODV. Secure a Buslnesa Education br
IIUHU mall , from Bevajjt's Colleok liuffalo.X.Y'
WIZARD OIL I
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Havo been iMiJoyed bydtlzona oC every tewnnaS til "I
city In tho U. S. Mnrvehmn Curfti tuvo tvenwlt- * flil
ne.ised by thou untl * of people , whr > csat twtlfy tx -if'l
Hamlin's Wizard 831. ! !
Neuralgia , Toolhncho , llcadaebs , Ezrzcfee , 5 .j I
Catarrh , Croup , Sore Throat. Ill
Lamo Back , Stiff Joints , Contracted Cwis , $ I
RHEUMATISM , 11
Sprains , Bruises , Burns , Fersr Ssres , , II
Wounds , Old Sores , Chifbfams , Frssl ' 11
Bites , Sore Nipples , Caked Breasts , a2 | | l
All Aches and Pains , f 11
aro quickly relieved by thin maslcal retocxly. Try St fl
ouco and you will never be without It. . J"or wte br ' §
UruKcists. Price. SOc. Ourhoxu Iludlt fmsuialL > f
Address WIZARD OIL COMPANY , CHICAGO. II
m\m mY mmKmMmmr \ Kafj Pf | l v ff t\ a a U ImW ' lfl
\ X Will purify the BLOOD xmeub o II
wAwSffl the LIVER nod KIDNCV f > }
WLS BE8TORK the HEA LTH ru > VIO- |
Vf ft ORof YOUTH fJj pfT > Ma.t * ol. )
> Sn B < m of Appetite. lndUe ir J ck r SH
NSiilBElm Strength and liitd y.IuT > - \ | B
| H | % solutslr currd : Zontaan - { '
NH HQk cles and nerres recsivo jutrr _ H
5 < i . force. EnliT ir ll > " 3 * i
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Suffering from c of > " > H
LADBES i ! riA ffiKSjg I
XONICasafaand apoodjcnm. GiTf aeIsr.4 * - H
thy complexion. Freauent attempta at csraUntaH
Ine only add to tho popularity of tb orw meto > JM
notoiporimont cot thoOniGR jti.ASi Besx. . H
/ Dr. HARTER'S LIVER PILLS \ 1
anil SJsu H
fCuro Conatlpation.Llver Comolalnt J
nosdaobe. Bampto Dose md Dreua 5 oH | 1 H
mailed en reoelpt ot two cents in posifce- / ? H
Address : DR. HARTER , Medical Ct.hSM ; fe5 | l
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The Cr # Nursary of *
PER6HER0N HOBSg. \ I
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300 to 400 IJIPOKTED AKMXIASlVr
fromFr nce.allr coraedwitbextcndedfeET 5 1J > J m\\
I'erclieron Stud Books. 7haPCrcheron.lbeaatjBr rrc m \
breed of France possessing- . stud boot : UisSixs • & * > mm
rupport and endorsement of the French Gcnrrninv-KU m W
Bend for 120-ptco CataIoru3 , . Illustration * 3 y JLoma mm
liouheur. H. W.DUHHAH ,
Wav- , DuPacs Co. , Illinois * . . M
PERCHERON I
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FRENCH COACH HORSES ,
REPUBLiCAH VALLEY STOCK F SM. I
bleiiiriu ith CHtaliW-h- R 4 ftc aK ' ) WjKj H
edreputationabreed-c * * "J''lM'w * < ' " * * : ! ? iitf mWM !
em. Our Imported Stock all rept'tertd In the IVrtirn i m
Stud Hooks of France and America. V. ' c cuarjuiJes-ait Lm
Stock Breeders just as represented. S&niiIarca.tali > xQ j H
Number 5 free. Address , M
AVERY & COLEMAN , Props-
V/akefielcJ , Clay County , Kari. H
? \VooiIcrthoaUvo auioontof mone ? vttrztsw |
B& the 100 persons answering the followlnc Jliioal M
ft questionIVfirre iu the Hiblo < loe lt-Wt Lm
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! * die r' Tha first person answencs tMs qaes-K ) Lm
* tion correctly , w.Tl recelveflOO cash. Itratro-at- H
I ceivo mora than ono conee&xutTecUieAoarepJEJSZ. LU
3 uIUrecciTOflCO ; the third | 50 ; ffiafJUirffliKSisSJ gH
B the fifth ? 15 ; thoslztu ; > - • and * j g , , to u c |
g next oco hundred people ahswerlncItcx rccaxjK a |
Silt you aronotthefirstreacmbcrt&ctsnEBj S * a Li
2j be tho second or third ; sa ioui sranxt > . - qc4 ° 9K H
gi chanceror a large prize. Each , competitor Kmstiw sssfl
fCIn everycase , send 50cta wKli their answer tarOf aH
" "one year's trial subscription to Tin : COOQJV saH
HOUSKJCEEPEIi. a Iarce 15-paKW Jluz-W : H
tratedfamily paper. lfyoatvtusendioraim - H
send the paper one year , and 9 , H
' • nOW 10 COOK " • S
AM ) KEEP 0rJSE. aH
a boos of nearly 500 paces for housekeeper ? . She $ H ssH
regular retail price Is $1.50 , beautifully bread | * mml
I in eitraclcth. Itembodles theripodpatitxcrHf H
of a veteran housekeeper , and Its recces ( rsCflt H
which there are great numbers on all hraoeim JK Lm
of cookpry ) can be relied upon as accurate ararl H Lm
trustworthy. Send jour answer at onca. Tt&H
tage stamps taken. Address TI1E ROOD EOC2P-W aH
H KKHER. 79 Dearlwm St. Chicago. JlX. JE M
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WW sa fi9b H Si wiieit. Semi-tro ) Ic I and * F * lssssssl
Temperate Zone Frulti thriTe In llie s me StliX. \ m
fountry healthy. State rapidly deieloptnc. Xt > * r * H
Taxes. G ol Schools. Kew Ibllroads. sol sure Lm\
mile * of Navigable Illvers than any other &wc U W
In the Union. Thl if MifiuAin sUH
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est and Beat Newspaper " , M
in the Sate , with agricultural department xb3r e i- -W
ted. Fifty-six colunint per wee' * . - TeU * ywn Ji -U
about the great Smthnest. Six montbsCtK - . a mW\ \
months SOc SAMPLES FltEC AddzeM TZK MM
GAZETTE , Little Kack , Ark- H
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; J6 j z.A cheapest everprowru V S7 H
s Jgg gj I > kts 3c Cheap as dirt by " * , H
" • r - oz.&lb. 100000pkU.neir 70y „ H
sorts divided wnti to Customers. I gire r Lm
away more than some lirms sell. Send for nry 9 J
Catalogue. It. II. Shumway , ltockTardHZ _ M
JOSEPH El LL0TTS I
STEEL PUIS I I
GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION JSTE. k\ \
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TH3 MOST PEBB0T OF PBHS. ' I
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Addrc , , .
HUYETT BROS. ,
St. Joaopli , MImoiotT- H
MTThe largest and old-st ilusic House on the af 'j H
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