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??THESE
IB 10 U1 BELIEF.
Then la no unbelief.
Whoever plants a seed beneath the sod
And waits to see it push away the clod, *
Trusts he in God- ,
There is no unbelief.
Whoever says, when clouds are in the sky
' Be patient heart I Light breaketh by and
by," t
' kt..t II S?U
1 ruwio issv aUvCI '^n 1
There is no unbelief.
Whoever sees, 'ncath winter's field of enow
The silent harvest of the future grow,
God's power must know I
There is no unbelief. *
Whoever lies down on bis couch to sleep,
Consents to look encli slumber deep,
Knows God will keep.
Thero is no unbelief.
Whoever says, "To-morrow" the unknown,
Tt,? future, trusts that nowcr ftloue,
He dares not to disown.
There is no unbelief.
The heart that looks on when ejrc lids close.
And dares to live when life has only woes.
God's comfort knows.
There is no unbelief.
And say by day and night unconsoiouely
The heart lives by that fnith the lips deny,
God knowetli why.
?-? ? *
Specimen Casks.?S. II. Clifford, New
Cassel, Wis., was troubled wilh Neuralgia
and Rheumatism, his Stomnch was disordered,
his Liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite foil away, nud he was tcrri
4
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>hn
vcr
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vill
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been
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clnirg
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for
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transit on
weather Jm
barometer
nrtie'e NOT
authorities
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the
cents.
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the
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Jan
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Ta^^^isi back
ncgroe'i gun was ^
B>... __ A
-ll will cost you nothing ceaic
you good, if you lmve a term
iy trouble with Throat, f?r 91
>r. King's New Discovery prcsii
oughs and Colds is guar- been
f, or money will he paid Clerk
out La Grippe found it ",c h
under its use had a other
recovery. Try a sample make
se and learn for your- 8ai
a thing it is. Trial hot- nnbti
sey's Drug Store. Large a,,(l 1
nary,
of sai
l)l'KKA Hoi.sk DESTROY* U. '0W9 ;
?Charleston, S. 0., Jan. 1.? 0'Neil's grand ^
opera house made a New Year bonfiro for drd
Charleston today. 'J'he story ot the destruetion
of this beautiful temple of art is briefly Urayi
told. The building was discovered to be on 'y; ai
ISre about half past 2 o'clock. The fire en- "
ginet were quickly on the spot. The water spcc!
was not on the mains and in tiftecn minutes "j0 .
the vast structure was completely enveloped Wood
in flames and in one hour, nothing but
walls were left standing. brant
. m. stake
If the real estate to be assessed this year 8. 17:
is brought up to its real value, ns Mr. Kller- b?ck
bo lias instructed, the farmers will citch it 'hone
next year when they comet to pay their W.
(taxes. The levy this year is only five mills Iand
it is an acknowledged fact that that will Little
not raise enough money to run the govern- John
ment at the present assessment. With the >a ?b
increase, however, the amount to be paid with
will be more Ihan the past year. Lhere is dtt.(K)
nothing like reform even if it does come hollo'
high.? Newberry New. thenc
' . ?,. . _ tree.
Sisteij Lease Wbnt a.\i> the Dkmocjiat with
Staykd.?'J'opcka, Kan., Dec. '28.?Mrs. 8-11
^ Mary K. Lease was to day removed from the '.''l?
> a rhate Hoard of Charities by Got. Lcwelling. line,
I M
is. Lenso ohjecte t to the appointment of a 01"
1 Democrat in one of the State institution?, w''''
I find saPl lie would liave to be removed or rtver
I she would liave to go. The Governor
I promptly wrote an order removing her. It
Vhas created a big sensation in the Populist ' n
tarty, ami Mrs. Lease says she will sec to No
ut that the leaders arc shown up before tlio
Acople. Gu
I ~ * *
'aCoi.Orkii Skciiktaiiy.?Albany, N. Y., 1^*'
Dec. '2'.).?Stale Treasurer-elect Colvin has -p ^
appointed Charles W. AnderH.ni. a colored * l|dg<
/nan of New York City, as )iin private secrc- "
tary. Colvin said this morning: "Ander- charg
sou is a well known negro Republican and .l!,(
slid active work during the recent State J*,
campaign, lie was recommended lor the "n",c
position by aonic of the most prominent Ita- PreM>
puhlicans of the State, boton
? .
Crops or tiik L'nitkh Statcs.?The total Dei
value of the crops of the United Scales
during IMh- is estimated at $d,iMK),iHHMM)'>,
of which the largest item is $7o().00(1,OIK)
worth of hay. The animal products, in- I?
^^^MjjnjjBhutenls, dairy products, pou'lry and
HraH^^vool. arc placed at f 0116.000,000
A mrricaa.
Pf ?Spartanutters
arc today ]ia
Uiayion
doctors
'be some
Oct
y
k
MARRIED.
HARRIS?VINSON. Married, on t
1st December, 1894, by Rev. J.> N. Bool
Ir Wilbatn D. Harris to Miss Lizzie Vins<
II of this town.
List or LettersRemaining
in the Postoffioe at Union,
he week ending January 5lb, 1894.
jits HetliaUu* iioi'u-jc, v; uoggina
fi ll IMiss Doshi* Epps
Mr W L Sanders.
Persons calling for the above letters ^
>leve sny if advertised, and will berequi
o pay one cent for their delivery.
It. W. HARRIS. P. M
Dispensary Notice.
NOTICK le nereoy given, ? ??H"'
by law, that the County Board
Control for Union county will open a
pensary in the town of Union, on Jam
15th, 1804. C. C. SARTOH,
Chairman Board of Contrt
January 5th, 1804
Jan. 5-1-21.
DRESS MAKING?
:o:
MRS. F. A. PERRY.
IS now prepared to do DRESS MAR
at the oil Dognn House. Havina
Ionp; experience in the business, can
best satisfaction. Those "i<hing^^H
her i:nc will do well to call on hei^^H
DR. H. K.
DENTAL
A. H. FOSTEB^pg
COCAINE USED^fl^Q ^ s
Jan. 5-1-ly.
Di8SOlllt^^^CO S STORE
rniiE pn^MFritACTivn teeth.
Smith
ua^iPartnership.
cal nMF>P heretofore existing unnta^P"rm
name of Murphy &
of^^P0,TcJ on the 1st day of Jau^^P\y
mutual consent,
^^^yns indebted to tho firm for mcdi^Vance,
etc., arc hereby notified to
P^jnen; by the 1st February, to either
rsuucvi iuvts>
C. T MURl'HY,
M. T. SMITH
i. o-l 4t *
uardian's Final Piscliaiye.
TICK is hereby given that, by permission
of Hon. Jns. M. ("See, Probate
5 for Union county, 1 will, on the Oth
f February, 1894, make tny final dis;?
and apply for Letters Disinissory as
Jian of Mary McCulloch.
ppi-mrf- :lr:rr;n ..guiutt inc
ilary McCulloch, during her minority,
resent them to me properly attested,
bet ore that day.
C. W. WHISONANT.
Guard'n Mary McCulloch.
i. 5-1 -It.
TOE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
E, the undersigned, have this day
formed a copartnership, under the
lamo of Bai'cy Sl Murphy, for the pur>f
dealing in Furniture, Lumber, Sash.
, Blinds and Lime. _
cordially invite the people of
nion County needing anything
i call on us. We will make
it of the purchaser to ahcayt
BAL^^H
P.
ie to see us, we mean to
||
DS OF GEORGE Mi ABEE, DECEASED.
< inquest of escheated lands of George
McAbee, late of Union count3*, ded,
having been made at the October
18'ta, of the Court of Common l'leis
?id county, and certified to me by the
ling Judge, and said inquest having
ml iivna.l I...
.vmuiivu ?'J UIC I U 111 tJ UIIIUU CI I lie
of said Court, notice is hereby given to
eirs at lav of said George McAbee, or
s claiming under bim, to appear and
claim to paid escheated lands,
tl George McAbee was born in Spnrirg
county, State of South Carolina,
licil on or about the Hist day of Jan1892,
and was the 'person last seized
id lands, which are describe ! as fol
that tract of land, containing six hunand
fifty (0A0) acres, more or less,
011 the north side of I'acolet river, in
tonville township, in said Union counid
bounded by snid river and by lands
D. Mat bus, T. J. 1 lames, Richard
i and others; beginning at a stake on
North bank of I'acolet river, A. N.
I's corner, thence with said Wood's line
>1, E. AS.80, to a stake on l'lum tree
:b, thence up l'lum tree branch 10 00 to
on North side of same branch; thence
}, E. 7.-10 to 11. ()., gone, the old Rub
coriier or Norris & Griffin corner,
*e with Litt'cjohn's Gritlin line, N. 52A,
I AO, to dogwood corner, thence N. 77,
it) to stake, J. II. Littlejolni and Newton
John's line, thence with Newton l,ittlos
line, N. 88, E. 8.<50 to pile of stones
I road by Litllcjohn's fence, thence
Newton ijittlejohn's line, S. 21, E.
to large R. (). on hill, thence down a
iv. S. tiO, H. A.00 to W. O. corner,
:e to stake in the hollow by mulberry
Humes' corner, edge of bottoms, thence
Humes' line rather down the bottoms,
, E. It).90 to wild cherry on I ho cast
l)f Pptns (M'PPlf t lipn/lfl -?>*!? Ilnt-Ar.'
S. 28/,, W. 18.ru) to dead hickory corner
B north bank of Pacolct river, thpuoe
the menmlertngs nnl thread of the
to the beginning.
JAMK8 It. 1JLANTON,
Kscheator for Union County,
ion, S. C,, Oct. 80, 1898.
v. 8-41-lst f-em-tiiij,
ardians Final Discharge.
iTJCK is hereby given that by permission
of Hon. J as. M. Oee, l'robate
s for Union County, I will, on the 80th
f.January, 1804, make my final dts;c
and apply for Letters Dismissory, as
lian of Sallic (I. Camp,
persons having claims against the sa:il
U. Camp, during her tuiuorily will
it them to tnc, properly attested, on or
B that day.
JOHN I). JKFFKI1IKS.
Guardian S. 0. Camp.
5. 22 /il-lt.
? NICK LINK OF ?
all ami Winter Milinory.
L A D 1 1:8 WANTING
XX ^ rX^ ^4 ^
rd time prices, will be able to find
them by calling at
R. Ft ? GRANT'S.
KSK. Anr, AM, Til K LATEST STVM8. ?
0 10 tf
HI STORE!J
for
nnmnn naur^SBBr
, JNbW rnibtft I'VUMr |
__. Wo barejud^^^r ROCK
ired^ DRY
Dis- u very hand__
9DES, HATS
^^TAND NOTIONS,
fine line of heavy
and fancy.
iROCEBIES,
'as good as the best and as cheap as
the cheapest.
We invite you to call and examine
our goods and prices.
McLaughlin & Brown.
AT TUB COLTON OLD STAND.
Doc. 15. 50 lm *
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TITHE torowiuK .niuanie proprrty is cf_L
fcrcil nt private snle on accommodating
terms by the Union liuilding and Loan
Association :
THE COLTDN STORE,
a two story brick building, on the Northeast
corner of Main and Virgin etreets, one
of tlie most central business locations in
town.
THE JOHN W1LLARD SALOON BUILDING.
a one s?ory brick building, opposite the
railrond depot, formerly occupied by John
Willard as a saloon.
LOTS ON THE FAIR GROUNDS,
number of good buil 'ing lots on the
Fair Grounds.
For further particulars app'y to
J. A. FA NT, I'res'f,
or W. W. HUGHES, Stc'y and Treos.
Union B. & L. Association.
Dec. 22-51-tf.
MORTGAGE SALE.
11 F. Service to Carroll and Carpenter.
BY virtue of authority given in mortgage
deed executed to us by R. F. Service,
on the loth day of April, 1892, raid mortgage
recorded in the office of It. M. C. for
Union County, State of South Carolina on
the 25th day of April. 1892, in Book M.
12, page 212, we will sell at public sale, to
the highest bidder, at R. F. Service's home
place (near
Hm<On
Co.,
day
rttrclinser to pay for papers.
CARROLL & CAREENTER.
Mortgagees.
J; E. Wriistkr, Attorney.
IW.l. 1
Dec. 22-61-31.
Tlio State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTV.
By JAMES M. OKU, ESQ., 1'robnte JiHgc.
17 II EH HAS, J. II. McKissick, as Clerk
' V of Court, has made suit 10 me to grant
him Loiters of Administration, on the Estate
and effects of Mrs. Emaline l'aluier deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish
a'l and singular the kindred nnd creditors
of the said Emaline Pa'mcr, deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in the Court
of t'robale, to he held at Union C. II., South
Carolina, on the 9tli day of February next,
niter publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any thpy h*v<?,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d
day of December Anno Domini, 1893.
JA.MKS Rl. OKK, Judge Probate.
Published on the 20th day of December,
18(.?o, in the Wkkkly Union Timks.
Dec. 2'J-f?2-0t.
E. J. O'CONNOR,
IDEAIZEIR, I3Sf
zOlil Monoiijfalida Whiskies,z
908 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, - - GA.
TIIE LARGEST LU>l OR
HOUSE IN THE SOUTII.
Choice Brandies, Wines, Gins,
Rums and Liquors of Every
Dofiorint.inn
\l \ll (I1UIRIW Receive _
.iliilIj ullUlilwl prompt attention.
Oct. '20-42-3m.
Union Drug Co.,
?DKAI.KRS IN ?
DKUQS, Pntent Medicine.". Toilet Soups,
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brusho#, Tooth Powders,
Faco Powders.
I
j A lull line of Paints, Oils, Putty, Stains,
Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes.
Tobacco, SnutV, Cigars. Fresh Harden Seeds,
and all kinds of Druggist Sundries
kept in a first-class Drug
Store.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours.
The Public will find our stock of Medicines
complete, warranted genuine and
of the best quslity.
Call and see for yourselves.
Feb 17-7?ly
I
m ?
mEfsran<
c
We have just finished our
order to close out the remaind
offer for the next 60 days? for ci
CLOTHING, CASSIMERES, Fjt
WEAR. BLANKETS, SHAW
CES CUT RIGHT DO\
OVERCOATS FORMERLY $15.<
" " $6.i
MEN'S SUITS " 315.
" " 38.i
BOY'S SUITS " 32.;
HEAVY CASIIMEItES FORMER
? u u
SPECIAL BARG
WINTER DR
im- AVE HAVE NO TR
Our Goods are New
DON'T MISS THIS
"THE OLD :
A. H. F< )S1
i tt i t? rr t-i ^rr
A MIT* Ml*
THOUGH the year just ended has beci
have passed over in many a year, ye
cessful one on account of our efforts to giv
possible. Ourc|JMiyscrcbou"ht close s
^H^earhrs begun and preptiraior^TO^
Heavy Winter Goods as much as poss
Ho ZERO prices. All of these goods mu
| anything in this line.
Clothing! Clothing
SUITS FORMERLY SOLD FOR
?* <. a
.< it . ' tt ?<
OVERCOATS 4
LADIES DRI
IIop Sackings, Flannels, Serges, Wa
23 per ct
MEN'S HEA
Such as Jeans, Kerseys. Cissiniers going
SHAWLS, SHAV
Too many Shawls and Blankets, iiLo Com
This salo will last for 30 days. No got
this sale.
A A TTvT
>
remember tbiU now Js^fcour time to lay in
and patrons for pa:t favors, we arc
llusp
J. M
MfiNEY,
WANTED
"I^^lhavc a VERY, VERY lalge st<
<M?., that mi
I'riccs have tumbled down to a low notch
Unfortunately, we did not have the mot
every dollar's worth of eoods we bought t
i L- i -
viuiui iv nuvu uuu, consequently wo canno
to you, that they are nil paid for. and you
can remain here. We are not so independe
pclled to raise a large amount of inoucy wi
do so, we have put the knife in prices for t
LISTEN TO JEST
A big lot of good Shirting,
Good round Thread Checks,
Good Calico's at
Good Wool Jeans at
Women's Solid Leather Shoes in Huttoi
Men's high cut wholenock Calf Skin si
Men's All Wool Undershirts,
Ladies Hats from 10 cents up,
Men's Wool IIatsa9 low as ?0 cents.
A beautiful Suh&tf'lint, (felt) for a ini
Pins and needlesJa basket full, at your <
Remember this is4iot simply wild talk to
i ncSo, and we arc go>jjg te sell you your got
cheapest. Thankirin you for your very
Yours Trujy, |
GI^tAM
J
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3E SALE,
;ash.
Annual Stock-taking, and in
ler of our Winter Goods, we
ash,
.ANNELS, WOOLEN UNDERLS,
AND BOOTS, AT P1UVN
TO TIIE BONE.
00 REDUCED TO R10.00
50 " " 35.00
00 " ? 3H.00
00 " " $6,00
30 " " 32.00
LY 50 to 60c REDUCED to 40c.
37 to 40c " " 33$.
30c ' " ' " 25c.
AINS IN ALL
ESS GOODS.
ASII TO OFFER
, Fresh and Clean.
OPPORTUNITY.
RELIABLE,"
er & co.
if ear to you. i
i one of the tightest that our people
t our busiucss has been a very suce
our customers the very best bargains
ind sold accordingly. NjW that the
jSjJjyLm^JoekjWe have decided to reduce
iible^byputtH?g"VWf ^ I l.#.fL ^|^01ri1
st go, as we cannot afford to
! ! Clothing ! ! !
815.00 NOW ?11.00
12.00 ? 0.50
10.00 " 8.00
10.50 " . 8.25
SSS GOODS.
terproof Cashmeres nnd Linseys at
nt. off.
VY GOODS,
at prions unheard of beforo.
i/LS, SHAWLS,
forts will be closed out r.t cost,
ydtscild on approval or oharged during
HUNGERS,
your supply. Thanking^tftfr friends
cctfully,
V. MCLURE,
ACT.
M2!LEY'
AT ONCE.
>ck of 1)11 Y GOOPS, Shoes, Millinery,
ist be sold regardless of hard times,
with us.
ioy 10 piaux down tho spot cash for
his soasoo, as souic of our competitors
t put our prices on our goods and say
must pay us our price for them or they
ot as thut. Now the fact is, wc are comithin
the next 30 days, and in order to
be CASH.
A FEW PRICES:
3 Ac.
Ac.
4 and 5c.
10c.
r and Lace, - 85c.
iocs at - $l.38c.
47c.
?o, at . $1.00
own price.
? r?tch your trade, but we mean busi>ds
if you buy wuerc you can buy tbe
liber?! patronage in i'ne past, *to are
& SPARKS.
v
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T H
NEW 1
RACI
nunioTMAo iinii r
unmoi ivimo will c
and you will need a new Suit
coat, pair of Shoes, Dress, Ck
other things, all of which you
NEW YORK
for less money than you can bu
matter how cheap others may
will always find them
CHEAPER AT TI
You will want to made souk
we have the very things you
flers, Handkerchief^,
Books, and hundreds of otb
the space to mention.
Our all wool filled Jeans
The best gocds in the State foi
Men's High cut full stock sh
Womans Button Shoe
Men's Coats 08 cents, wortl
Heavy yard wide shirting, i
Good 25-inch cotton checks,
Men's Suits ste
and go to the finest goods kep
Come and let us quote you j
show goods.
Warn
-NEW- 1 Sit
Grocery Siore. .
^lO:-~
Some Things that may T1
be Found There.
anil
able
FLOUR, TEACHES, ftny
bacon, cherries, Mm;
PEARS,
LAUD,
OYSTERS, T1
HAMS, -L
MEAL, SALM?N' Jnd
MOLASSEsT^^V^ SARDINES, fort
CHEESE, .
Ol
SUGAR, ROAST BEEP, C- "
N<
COFFEE, piG FEET,
RICE, TR'PE, jk
HOMINY, l'OTTKD HAM,
OATMEAL, OXTONGUE ful1 '
TEA, DEVILED HAM', . J5
SODA, PICKy, |
STARCH, PEPPER SAUCE, '
SOAP, SPICES,
TOBACCO, FRENCH CANDY, F
if
CIGARS, STICK CANDY,
nun
*:(,<
* X|H'
My purpose will be to keep ! '*/
a Fresh Stock nf
? ? ,?KI
Fanev anil Heavy Groceries, h
l> V I lij<r?
CONSTANTLY ON HAND. M,r''1
men
I shall expect always to
meet competition. win?
I SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR A
PATRONACE. E
AOENT FOR ONE OF THE
-CHEAPEST- j
BIOQIE8 ON THE MARKET. g*,
Very Truly, ^
W. D. BEWLEY. E
Sept. 8-3C-lm.
'
V
I j
Hi
['ORK
r
i ET.f
100N BE HERE I
u-i. r\..
wi viumco, xxat, \J vci>ak,
and thousands of y
can get at the 6m
RACKET /
y them elsewhere. No
IE RACKET^B
i Xmas presents, and
want: Silk Muf- HH
Fancy Baskets,
er things we haven't
reduced to 20 ccnts.^|HH^H
money.
oc reduced to 95 cent^BHHH^H
, solid 83 cents. J
4 cents.
t in Union.
iriccs. No trouble to H
and Eye^^^Hj
bcZVEheb dedw v
ie Union Drug^^^HH|
the
EYE-GLASSES tbnt Science has
to produce, and are prepared to puit^^^^H
condition of the cje.
Medical Partnership.
HE undersigned respectfully inform the^^^^^J
publio that they have entered
nership, for the practice of Medicit^H^f^H
Surgery in nil branches, and will
?red to respond promptly to all calls^^^^H
heir services, day and night.
? t ttiisan -^ESZ
fice over l'osey's Drug Store, Onion^^^^B
IT. o-44-tf. ^B
Notice to irespassers. ^Hj
LL persons Are notified not to hunt and
kill game on my land, nt Flat llock.
ons so doing will he prosecuted to the
extent of the Jaw.
A. C. LINDSEY.
sc. 16-60-4t.
$3,009.00
A YEAR.
OR THE (NO: ,jJ8.
you want work !hi>t I# pleasantand profitable,
us )our address iinmediutelv. We tearb men
women how to emu from fcii.OO per day to
MM) per year without having had previous
rieuce, and finish the ciuplovnieiit nt which
ran make tliu; amount. Nothing dillicult to
i or that r von ire .4 much time, 'Hie work h
, healthy, and honorable, and ran In-done dnr
lavtime or evenings, right io-.our own tofttt~
wherever you live. The result of n few |H
rs' work often e?|in, Is a week's wanes. HH
tare tauglit tliontands of both sexes and all'
, and many liavo laid foiiiulatious lliai will
Iv bring them riches. Some of tlie smartest
In litis eonnlr) owe t.iieir success in life to ^^2
-tart given them while in our einplov >curs
Yon |-.?u,l..r ....... -a- *
.... ... I II. Kill M
ol fail. No riipilii) iK'i'4-n'.irv We III yon out Hi
something tlmi l? iip-.t, moIM, and Hurt*. A H
It i ii 11 u 1 of udvico Ik I."' to Mil. your V
l>y writing for it lo-dny? not tomorrow. S
yn arc cosily. 9
. C. AU.EN & CO., 1
Box 420, JK^^m
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
T* rrrr
sricnoe la the patent bu*in|^?jf.oi&mimt<C.
i strictly oonlMwiM. TiHImhiw ?;Suiu
MMOiitldo book. Mat f?Ce.
itents '-ken tlirnn?h Mkmn k (Vi TZimiwm
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