THURSDAY A.UGDST 23, 16V9.
&13
HCSEA'
AMI WIVES.
BY MBS. JACOB XARTUi.
"Wbatfs Tours is mine, laPanilriiUi-ow raj"
And his poor wile thinks of her hopeless lite,
A no mis on repentance's siooi.
lie says "my money, xr bouse, MX fim."
As II she bad not a claim;
And accords ber nothing, from year to year.
But toil, leproaches and blame.
From "eight to ten hoars Men labor,
Wlcs ofiener work sixteen;
Men stuff their pay In their pocket.
While oars are empty and lean.
Though the work we do could net be hired
Forless than a thousand a year.
W- smv. when our shoes are given out.
"i'li use give (? me some money, dear?4
We attend the rows and poultry.
Ami make the tailler, too;
We garden, and wash and iron the clothe.
And scrub and base and stew;
We tenderly nurse the siting, -
And patiently teach the strong;
We sweep and dust ami knit and sew
We're busy the whole day long.
And men could never Imagine
Mow many bourn we; ve .spent
In Mni telr ofcVcfiaMfivrr. ,, .
And darning each frightful rent;
Jn patting In bran new pockets.
And sewing new buttons on ;
For auch are the thing We're doing
When all our work fa deae.
And when they sit down of an evening
To take their usual smoke.
And growl over the dally paper.
Or laugh at its latest Joke,
We gather the children around us.
And when their good nights are said.
We lovingly ,ksa fmcdntllBca
And tuck them away In bed.
When the night's advanced and we retire.
There's often no sleep or rest;
For baby's feverish little Hps
Hold on to the soothing breast.
And we're up and down with the children
Throughout the livelong night.
Till, tired and sleepless and weary.
We sue the morning light.
And rMne, we hope In the futnre
Hoobands and wives can see
How joy and rare and honor and wealth
Julfideil with each should be.
Hint to those who are truly wedded,
In spirit and In heart.
There can be no real Interest
toeparsls and apart.
BEAunrnL thoughts.ho. i.
BY XOKXAX HAMILTON.
Thoughts are the essence of intelli
gence, "ami the intelligence of the peo
ple is the security of the nation." When
people arouse themselves and exercise
the exalted faculty of reason, they be
come noble beings, fit to accomplish the
purpose?, for which they were-created.
Thoughts are great within themselves;
" they are mightier than armies."
When they expand in the right direc
tion ami become strong, luey "go
booming through the world louder than
cannon." Combined with principles,
they "achieve more -victories than
horsemen 'or chariots."
Oh ! that people would think, arouse
their minds to action and lay hold on
the plentiful food for thought that Jiea
hidden iu every particle of matter. Oh !
that they would draw out their thoughts
like golden threads, and weave them !
into noble purposes or aims iu life, that
would call' out the higher and - finer
qualities of every nature. Tlie Itev. C.
H. Spurgeqn once said : "Oh ! that we
could wake men up to exercise the
faculty of thinking, aud then to direct,
to regulate and control their thoughts."
But thinking is an occupation that a
great many people altogether dislike.
They are frivolous. We cannot get
them to think about anything. Many
minds never get en the wingatall. ot
a few men work so hard with their
hands and stiller such fatigue from bod
ily labor that they are scarcely able to
think mueb; while there are others who
dlseipete their time and consume their
lives In fdleriew, till they are utterly
disqualified for any vigorous thought.
They are lazy and sluggish; they have
the dry rot in their souls; their brains
do not work; tiiey live in one everlast
ing lethargy and day dream. Oh ! that
people weie wise that they were
thoughtful ! Thought enables man to
unfold the mysteries of nature's imper
ishable laws and uncover the sublime
truths of science ami art that shed forth
resplendent light, giving him tlie power
to comprehend the creation, that he
may direct the forces of all his faculties
toward some .noble aim or object,
thereby securing the enjoyment and
welfare of some of his fellow-beings,
and perpetuating his own happiness.
He who lengthens, widens and contin
ues to expand thought and its range,
must have something, to aspire to,
something In view to reach, If he would
have peace or satisfaction.
The Itev. Spurgeon again said: "Ac
cost any man whom you meet with,
'Sir, what are you liviug for?' He
would perhaps teli you what his trade
or what his profession might be; but if
you pressed him with the question,
What Is the main object of life?' he
would BOt like to say that be was only
living to eirjoy himself seeking bis
own pleasure nor would he hardly like
to say that he was living to grasp and
grab a fortune. He would hardly know
how to answer you. Many young peo
ple are in this condition; they have not
a definite object" nothing to compel
them to think.
Xow, all those who are in this condi
tion ought to pause and think for a lit
tle while about this sentence: "A'lfttie
while ago we were not In this world; a
little while heoee we shall be here uo
longer." Perhaps it would arouse the
latent tire of their souls and cause them
to tbluk beautiful thoughts; to live and
work for some worthy motive; to bring
out objects that are beautiful in the
eight of the Trevor, an.l striTe wUh a,j
the will and iorce of their natures to
gain them; and show themselves to be
in truth, the crowuiug work of creation!
If they will not be aroused, then let
them open their eyes and see. IKk
below the surface, aud not one person
with common sense can refrain from
thinking a little; then they will think
a little more every time they look, un
tit tliey are on the high road to the
ri ch est noughts.
There are many, yes, thousands, of
things, .worth living for. If people
would only wake, compel themselves to
think and brighten the powers of their
minds, and
" Act, act In the Irvine present,
II' art within and God oierhead,"
They would breathe a higher and purer
atraoapuweof rwresitjoyrnont. If girls
ami women would stimulate tbeirmlmls
to think, ami inscribe on their banners,
"Luck is a fool ; pluck is a hero," and
gird on their armors for a definite pur
pose, there wouW be thousands of hap
pier homes, igu jrance would toon hide
in the depths of the earth, or be plunged
into outer darkness, and more homes
would be sanctified by the sunshine of
iteaee, ttweeteoed by fof, nod made
bright by the entrance and abiding nf
the Christian graces.
The Reasons Why. rVmiebo'ly a
erttstv nhl liMRliulnr. of ooll rnH lUHHifeH
why, tflfeu Eve was nmrm'netured of
a spare rib, a servant wasn't made ai
tlip same time to wait on ber? Kmie
body elne a woman, we '"'""'.'.'iT
replies in tlie follow liMf -train : "H
caiite Adam never came wl.ii.i ,
Eve with n rftejee.! stock lug to t-edankPl,
collar string to lie eewed n, or a glove
to mend 'fight away quick now. lie
eause be never read the iiewiper
until the sun got dowu behlad the palm
tree, and stretelilng out, yawned nut,
'Isn't supper twht ready, my lear7
Not lie. He made the fire and hung
the kettle over it binifelf, we'll vtjluie;
and (Milled the radishes, peeled the po
tatoes, and did evertliing else he ought
to do He milked the cmvs, fed the
chickens, aud looked after the pigs
himself, and lie never brought home
imlfn dozen frteods to dinner wlieu Eve
hadn't any fresh pomegranates. He
never stayed out till 11 o'clock to a
political meeting, hurrahing foran out-and-out
candidate, and then scolding
because poor Eve was silting up and
crying inside the gates. He never
played billiards, rolled ten-plus, aud
drove fast horses, nor oiioketl Eve with
elgar smoke. He never loafed around
corner groceries while Eve was rocking
little Chin's cradle at home. In short,
be didn't think she was especially cre
ated for tlie purpose of waiting on him,
ana wasn't under tne impression mat it
disgraced a man to lighten a wife's
teares a little. That's tne reason J'-ve
did not need a hired girl, and with it
was the reason that ber fair descendants
did."
D. M. Besnktt's Cask We presume
from what we slated last week, that, as
Mr. Bennett was to be transferred from
the Ludlow-slreet jail iu New York to
tlie Albany penitentiary, lie is now au
inmate of that institution. He is con
fined there because, as is alleged, he
sent an olxscene pamphlet through the
mulls, we are uo menu oi onsoeuiiy.
but it is by uo means dear that the
pamphlet either in language or Inten
tion it obscene. It may have been in
judicious to write such a book, consid
ering the bigotry aud persecution that
yet prevail: but, then, all new ideas are
always unpopular aud must ruu the
gauutlet of prejudice, hatred, and per
secution. Dr. Charles ivuowiton, a very
worthy man aud skilful physician.
wrote a physiological work forty years
ago ami was put in jail lor it: nr. urn
bum, for lecturing ml tlie wtnie subject,
was mobbed; Mr. E. It Heywood, for
writing a similar work, wa seut to
prison; and riow Mr. Beunelt, for cireu
lallng Mr ll.'s booK, ts In the peutlen-
tiary. These thing show a spirit of
persecution for opinions, uud it is a bad
sign or tue limes to see tuom in exist
ence, for It was hoped that we had out
grown them. Investigator.
Tlie text of the will of Mrs. Saruli A,
Dorsey, who loft her entire property to
jenersou uavia, tins otuy just ueeii
printed. It is quite brief, nitd its essen
tial portions are as follows: "Iliweuo
obligation of any 4rt to any relative of
my own; I have done all fcould for
them during my whole life. I therefore
give and bequeath all my property
real, personal aud mixed, wherever lo
cated aud sltuateil, wholly ana entirely,
without hltiderauee or tiiwitialitlcution
to my most honored uud esteemed
friend, Jellerson Davis, ex-I'resideut of
tlie Confederate Mates, for his sole use
awl benefit, in fee simple, forever; and
1 Hereby constitute mm my sole Heir,
executor anil administrator. If Jeller
sou Davis should not survive me, I give
all that I have bequeathed him to his
youngest daughter, varina. 1 do not
intend to share in the iugratitudeof my
country toward tne man who is, tu my
eyes, tne utgiiesl ana nouiest in exist
euce." Tlie property is very valuable,
and is situated in me stales oi xauls
lana, Mississippi and Arkansas. The
will will be contested.
"Didn't you know you were lying
when you said your mistress was out?"
asked tne judge of a .Now York oourt
"Yes, I did," was the reply, "but It Is
the custom with ladies; they are always
out with some people." It would have
been most unfair had the servant been
held in auy way responsible. It was
not her lie at alt, aud it is doubtful if
the lie is auy body's. Being "out'
means often simply etigaged. It is
neeeesury equivocation. Without it we
would be "at sixes aud sevens" all the
while. Refuse to see a visitor aud you
make her your enemy, bay you are
out. and she Is not offended. She may
suspect the ruse, for she practices it
liersaif, but she cannot kuow it. The
uneeitaiuty savee her feelings aud
keeps her friendship. Fwrnetft Prog
rett.
No matter how indulgent a mau may
be, uo matter how sweet a disposition
he may have, he will feel considerably
put out, if not totally wild, when he
discovers lutil ins wile nus ueen driving
nails Iu tlie wall with tils razor-strep,
Mrs. Plummer Benjamin, of Mont
nelier, who has been dumb for about
two years, coughed up sooielhtiitf like
gristle tlie other day, aud can talk a?
ever now.
Miller & tux. of California, own SO.
600 bead of oatlle, and 700,090 acres o
land.
AtSKNTS ruit T1IK .K'XOItTIIWIST,
The following persons sre duly authorised to
act as Agents for the Nkw Noerra wrarr :
D. D. Gray
Mrs. J. A. Johns-.-.
Mrs. tottle Ream
Mrs. I. R. l'roebstel
-Albany
saiem
Kugeoe City
... -LaGraude
Hill shorn
U U Williams.-
Mrs. Laara lr"orc Gordon California
Ashbv Pearae Benloncoantv
M. 1. owen ooquei. uaiirornia
w. W. Reach Colnut.W
"Woman's Joo ma!" Boston, Massachusetts
D. r. Porter Hfcedd-s, unwm
J. Casto New Era
Mrs. C. M. Kolti Haa Jose. Cal
Mrs. M. A. Warner noosan rails, w.
Miss Mary Bishop Brownsville
ir. k. ,. .n icnots Dallas
"trs. H. A. tsmghary Amity
U. T. Koblson Forest Grove
Mrs. k. c. Kullsou. Willamette Slough
Mrs. M. Kelty . Lafayette
Mrs. J. DeVore Johnson Oregon City
Mrs-DonneU The Dalles
7: - Corvall
f!- 5-A. vawten Walla Walla
" h.soP Pendleton
Mrs. M. F.Cook.
Mrs J. 1L Foster
J. T. Scott, Esq
Mrs. A- K- Corwln...
Kalem
Larayette
-Albany
Forest Orove
AstnriA
U 1'. nsber..
aonii vamhltl
maaw iwiies uesinng to act at Agents will
pteawwrwaru meir names. We want Agents
ai every ponemce mreugboul Oregon and
LISTED!-. ROST, OFFICES.
OKEMOJT.
RAKER OOC.VTV.
Auburn. Augusta, Baker CMy. CrtMrtJle,
Kxpress Ranch. KIloriu,Oem. Humboldt Jto
sln" Jordan Valley. .,,VS ftstif'
Htoao. Ohi hot Oreefc. North llowi -Hon re,
Terrysville.
HfLVTON.
Alse Valley. OorraUls. Ctolllns, rUng.,
Valley, Liberty, Uttle Klk, Newjwrt, Newton.
OnealtA. ltlllomath, Starr's Point, Summit,
Toledo, Yaouina. Monroe. Tidewater.
CLAt'K A M AS.
twri-r Butte Creek, tisnby, Clackamas,
Clear Creek. Cuttiugsvllle. iMmascus Kagle
Oswego,
Harlow,
Phujiuf
CLATSOP.
Astoria Clifton, Jewell, Knnppa, X liaiem.
klpunon. Se:tslde House. w.--lporl. IaIIiiuu.
uej . nunimer mmw, r.ri nu-.j,, . -.1.,-
waxe. i
COOS.
('.. -i!v. '.willle. Dora. Empire City. Kn
chanted I'rain. Fairs lew, Hrrmaiut'llk. Heu-
ville. Marshnelrt. Mnt Heii.l. utt, kui-
dolph. Hllktn, rtilkum, Uuer diy, Raodon.
ffln " Xorwiy, ' mnef, IrttBsbiii'.
OOLOKHIA.
Columbia City. Claiekaale. Marshland. IC-
nler. Riverside. KL Helen. Hauvle's Isluud.
Scapiioose, Clear ' reek tnlnn, Vern-,nia.
cemtr.
Chetcoc, Klleusburg, lort Urlord.
1MJCOLAS.
Camas Valley. Cleveland. Colu's Vullev.
traiu. Jflkton. UaJeavUtj.Sanlner. KcaluanW
i aa 1 ,im vtj
VI lie, uaRland, rase Creek, Koseburf, Scot la
burg. Ten Mlle.tTtnpQ.aa CUT, Wilbur. Voncalla.
Oak Creek, Day's Creek, Klk Creek, Klk Head,
fair vaas, itnuud I'rairie, buipuur xpriugs.
GKANT.
Alvord. Canyon City. Camp Watson. Dav-
ville, John Hay City, Prairie City. Parker. ville.
rrttcliard's, humier, camp itarney. uranlte,
Mouument, ML Vernon, lenola.
JACKHOX.
Aimlesrate. AahlatMl. Hrowiisoorosum. Cen
tral
ml l'olut, Eagle Point, Oram's pass. Hot!
Springs, JoeksouvUle. Laker-orl. 1'bosaU,
nocK romi, sam-s alley, l sole noca, vv il-
!uwspnngrfjarrou, tag HuvuswuiMuns- treor
Fool's Creek, Dardanelles, Iloneer, Woodviila.
JtfcHU'IIIKK.
, ' I , -I..-.. CI a . W , I 1 . ,1.1
lucay .ueen, jiunX.
LAKK.
Antler, llonansa. Dairy. Chewaucau. Drews'
Valley. Goose lake. Lake View. Iaincell Val-
r, IJnkvllle, Mergausen, .New line Creek,
Tule Ijke, Whitehill, WhIUIe's Ferry, Yalnax,
l ICTUS.
IBr Prairie. Cottage Grove Creswell
Camp Creek, Cartwrhjut's. . Dexter, Kugcne
City, Franklin, Junction. Long Tom, Mo-
tawt. l'loaaani uiil MMav. oenaar ureek.
Spniifflleld, Trent, Willamette Forks, Chesher,
neicuap apnugs, ouue uuapnfHnimunuwrow,
Bast Fort. Gate Creek. Goshen. Ida. trvinz.
Isabella, Leaburg, Liverpool, Mabel, McXeuaie
linage, ustnani, waiierviue.
,umiiii-i IM- . 1 ir. IMUniin, i. if. 1.1 . n
a 1 1 . M 1 1 1 I .
fordsvlffe. Diamond Hill, Fox Val.y, Grass
Kldge, Ilarrtsourg. Harris lunch. Halsey,
oraan, ijenanon, jiiiier.Muuay, i-iessani.
X evu, . 1 un, . lUp r Hmu , rywm '-,! i n i. n rw
davtiie.sweet Home, uak vine, xangeut.water-
roo.
VAKIOK.
Aurora. Anmsvllle, BuUeville. Brooks, Fal
Held. Gervals. Hubbard. Jefferson, Marion
Monitor, Newellsvi I te, rtalem', SI I vertou , stay
ton, St. Paul. Turner, Wood burn. Aider, How
ell I'rairie, Menauem, sunitmity.
XD1.TNOMAU.
ii , ia.it. . i v, uwiu . xi, well , uiry,
be Johns, Wlllameue Plough, Albina, Rooster
mock, sauvies.
roLC
Dethel.Huena Vista. Dallas. Ela.Elk Horn.
Grand Konde, Independence, Lincoln, Luckia-
mnte, Ijewlsville, Jioumuutn, i-erryuaie, tuc
reall, Ballsvllle, Zena.
TILLAMOOK.
GarlbalJI Kllches. Netarts. Ncalocktou, Til
lamook, Trask, Nchalem.
UMATILLA.
Batter Creek. Hepwner, Lenoe, Marshall,
Meadowvllle, Milton. I Hot Rock, Pendleion,
Umatilla. Weston, I'ettysvlllu, uverton, Ceu
trevllle, Midway, Willows,
n.vtos.
Cove. Island City, La Grande, North INwder,
Smnnitrvllle, Union, Wallowa, Indian, r.la
Flat, I'rairie Creek, Hparta.
WASOU.
Antelone. Bridge Creek. Hood River. Mitch
ell, Mt. Hood, Friuevllle. Kockvll le, shellrock.
SSniSn IIOIIVW, 1 1IC lMIIW, ItMBI !,1TIUI.
aseo. WllkMigbby, Fossil, Fine Creek, Ine
Kock. Bake Oven, Crown Rock, Camp l'olk.
Headlines. Ikifnr. Howant. Kincsley. Alex.
Spring Valley, Tyak Valley, Upper Ocli.ico,
Cascaues locks, n aiiuii,a.
WASHINGTON.
n . a , i i .i i u T.tl
I en e i tiiii , vy ahiiv.iii.iiu.. " J , "i
elGrove.GIencoe,Green ville Jilllsboro, Mid
dleton. Mountain Dale, l'eake, Hholl's Ferry,
aylors Ferry, Tualatin, Wapato, Centerville,
Gale's Creek, Gaston, Joppa, Keedvllle, West
Union.
TAN HILL.
eUe. McMlnuvllle, North Yamhill, tsherldan,
St. Joe, West Chehalem, Tieatland, New berg.
WASH I..T' THIIRITOK Y.
Clallam oontrr,
Keah Ray. New DungeDes. Port ADgeles,
FyshL
CLAMKB.'
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain.
Martin's IHutr, Iloneer, StonghUHi, Union
Ridge, Vaneoaver. Wasboagal, Fern Prairie,
Iji Center, Hayes, Yalcoila.
CHBHALIS.
nedat vllle. Chehalls Point. Klma. Hoaulam.
Moiitesino, OakvHIe, Satsop, Wiarop , Humnill.
COLUMBIA.
Alnowla. Rurksville. Dayton. I'omeroy.Tuk-
anon, Ajinetta, Central Ferry, Mareugo.
COWLITZ.
Gaatle Rock. Freenort. Kalama. Twer Cow-
lita. MonUeello. ML Coffln. Uak I'olnt. Pekin.
silver Lake, Coweeman, Oleqda.
XHLA.ND.
Coanevllle. COveland. Dugally. UtsaUdy.
Oak Ilsrbor.
jarrxasov. -
Port lHscovery, Port Ludlow, ISul Townsend.
KIMO.
Black River. Dwamlsh, Fall City, Seattle.
Hlaughter. anoaualmy, Squaek, wwte River.
Cberry Valley Novelty ,MIIlou,Osceola,llenton.
KtTMAf.
Port Rlakely. IVrt Gamble. l"ort Madison.
Pun Orchard, seabeefc, Teckllt.
KLICKITAT.
lHoek House. Columbus. Gohl-ndale. Klicki
tat, White Salmon, Rlakely, Fulda, Klickitat
Lauding.
LBWtS.
Algernon. Botslort. Cbehalis, Ctaquato. Cow-
HU, Olea Kden, Utile Falls, Meadow Hnmk,
ossy Rock, Napa vine, Newaakum.skookum
lnck. Silver Creek, Wlnlock, Nasello.
MASON.
A reads, Llgbtvllle, Oakland, Skokomian.
i-Acinc
RrnessMt.Bniokfleld.KnaDDton.Ovsterville,
KtversMe. South Rend," Unity, Woodward's
Landing, Ray Center, Lake View, South Bend,
Ilwaco.
riratcts.
ln.. I'll T V M fSuMUM
Puyallup, StellacobM City, Taeoma. Alder
town, Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck, Wilke-
son, Artonaaie.
A JUA.ii
son Juan, Lopaz. OroM, Bast Sound, Friday
Harbor.
SNOHOMISH.
lntervme. uiwnij .iH.ninii ouvwwws
Tulalip, Hark Place, Stam wood.
SKAMANIA.
Cascades, Collins' Imdlng.
STBVRNS.
CMt, Oeek. Fonr Ixkes. Fort Colvlll. Han
ioaas Creek, line Grove, Rock Creek, Rosalie,
Spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Ridge,
Walkers l'raine.
THCawroK.
Com llsjlk, Beaver, Mhwt Prairie. Olympia.
TanalqtMM. TenlBO, Tnm water, Yelm, Inde-
pendenee. Key.
WAHKIAKTM.
rjnthlamel. Eagle Clirr, Skamoka way. Wafer-
ford.
WALLA WALLA.
rataha Prairie, WattobarK, Walla Walla
Whitman, Waliuia.
WHATCOM.
Cedar Grove, Goemas, La Conner, Lehmhl,
tjimmi. r.vmleri. Noolsaehk. lVtat William.
samlsh, Seahome, Seiahmoo, ship Harbor,
Ship Island, S taglt, 1 ruu er, v naicom , riaaigo.
wurrxAN.
Cellar Creek, Colfax, EwHrtsvHIe.Owenshurg!
Palnona. Ktentoe. Union Flat. Walton. Clinton,
Lei (eh ville. ranawana. Pine Creek, Rosalia.
Anatone, Lincoln, l'alaha city, Uuiotitowu
YAKIMA.
AUannm.Kllensbunr. Fort Rlmcoe. Kittitas,
Konnowock, Nun u in. Pleasant Urove, Selah,
Yakima.
'Money Order 0 Dices.
MISOBIlLAXKOUS:
OREGON &uCAL!0RKI2RAILR0AD CO.
rl,(J!lA,5If.BPFISCT ausiuY, skit.
X lS7i. at 11 it.
- Iwi'r (Rn oday Slosi-lcl) ofellow:
I'OltTLAND AND BOBEXUKO
t:i,.Ulrw,unr: .
I.KAY It
AKK1VFL
H.1-. bllrg TUB r.w
lortland.. 135 r. M-
rortl.m.l T:'ia. M I
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LKAVK
10111 an J 4 r. ji.
Albuny-I'ortlaiHl-
Albany San a.m.
. 1MSA.I(
FUKIUHT TKA-INH,
i.Kfc5v" UJl.'.w -4.il -hi.
Daily (exc. 8umla')
as follows:
1-kAVK. AUaiVK.
INirtlattil :iri a. m . .rnnti.., - u
JuneUon a. . I l"ortiaud7'7.-aaa e a
The OregoH and California Railroad fern
take connection with all Regular Trains,
t 'lose connections are made mt Hnphm. vn i.
UieHtages ot Um Ca4irHMta atari Ihsa.n hijl..
Company
atr iKKeis tor sale to Ml the prlneliial point
la CHllfoniluawl lheBMt,alComnany'sotBee,
lor. V and rrent 8t&,'al Ferry tsodicj, I'orllathl.
OS" Storage will be ChuniMl mi Irxlaht m.
mailt I ni; In WaielMnsea over 31 hotirs.
Frehht will not he receives! for shlnment
0 UCIUCA 1. JI.
J. BRANDT, Jr.,
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