Willamette farmer., June 20, 1874, Page 5, Image 5

WILDAMETTE " FARMER.
increase of lliiNlneKR orilie KA
tluuHl Grange.
A correspcm dout of the Western Farm ,uhi
mil lately visited the otlice of the Secretary
of the Natloual Grange, and thus writes to
that paper :
Much has been tali) and written about the
olllrera ot.our National Grange, and up to
this ttnio no one tins thought of giving an
account of the different olllcesof tlieoritaiil
atlott, which will certainly prove a moro
striking history of tho iiroKre.s of the Order
than the men conucctod w ith It.
During: tho year 1SH7, O. II. Kelly, K-xi..
who occupied then, a now, the tosltlnii of
National Secretary, resided on his tanu In
Sherburn county, Minnesota, nuil there the
ilrst records of tho new-born organization
were kept. Soesteuslvo weie they that un
til 187U, the hat orthe Secretary was consider
t.d au ample and auilclent receptacle, and no
other provisions were made.
During the year 1ST0, Mr. Kelly re moved
his headquarters to Washington, ami the of
lleuol the National Grange followed of course.
With tho help and assistance of Mis Carrie
A Hall, the buInes was roudtutcd hi the
Secretary's o u house until the lncrrau of
tubordlnate Orange.s and tho formation of
overal Mate Granges necessitated tho want
of more help and moro commodious iinar-
ters.
In Auguit, H72. the Secretary removed to
lieorgotown, 1). C, and there, for the ilrst
tlmo, roomw were procured, to bo npil a the
iilllco of the National Uninco. Two rooms
were occupied lu tlio biilldltit; No. ! Tlilnl
street, In Georgetown, an additional clerk
was added to the list, aud then) woik com
mented lu earnest. The growth ofthe Order
lu '72 was considerable, mid ''" opened with
brighter prospects for the future.
In August, 1S7J, the I'.xeciitlvo Committee,
lindlug that tho limited nuarter at George
town wore very inefllcieut tor the fast iu-cuiiiu-latlnj;
mass of documents and correspon
dence, secured tho building at lil'2 Louisiana
avenue. In Washlnctou. where tho tiresnnt
olllces are now located. They thought this
location woulil bo amply Miitllclont for je.irs
tooome, but the unpamllaled spread of the
orgunl.atlou shows that men's minds are
apt to err. for to-day there Is hardly moving
room In the building, whore clerks and em
ployees are kept liutlly at work.
Thirteen persons at ent the present writing
kept constantly busy lu the office, and ten
rooms do tint furnish sulliolent paco for work.
Tho times 11 ro greatly changed, only a few
months since the hocret.iry could tako the
packnges under his arm and walk up to the
express olllco; now tho Adams Kxpress Com
pany send u wagon and a messenger every
day, especially fuc the packages of tho Na
tional Grange which average dally moro
than two hundred,
A description of tho present quarters may
prove Interesting to your many readers, and
us It Is alhO a matter of history In eiiunecllou
with tho organization ofthe l'atrous ofMlus
baudry, wo shall give a corroct pen plctuiu
of theotllro room.
No. fil'J Louisiana nveuuo, Washington, 1).
C'. Is an unpreteiitloiis looking building to
all outside appearances a neat residence, and
were It not for a small sign over the door In
dicating tbnt It Is tint oftlco of thu National
Grange, would pats unnoticed. The build
ing Is built of brick, and consists of three
ttorlcs and basement.
The basement contains the packing rooms,
where all the parcels (or new Granges aro
arranged, wrapped, addressed and tied, ready
lor ahlpuiem. Packages of documents for
Iteputies are also prepared there. five per
ous are busily employed In those rooms,
. anil the number of packages made and ship
ped dally averages more than four hundred.
On the Ilrst floor wo find the oftlce of the
Secretary iu the front room. There the cor
respondence is oeued and distributed to the
dltlereut departments, or If It relates to some
particular or special matter, laid on the desk
of the Secretary for his own attention.
Another room on this lloor Is used as a rec
ord and correspondence olllco. There the ap
plications are recorded, letters answered, dls
eusatlou forwarded, etc. The records of
the Order are preserved In that ofllca, and
one ran form au Idea of the amount of work
accomplished when we state that more than
two hundred volume, which are entirely lu
manuscript, are found oil the shelves.
On the second lloor aro kept tho characters
and documents moro closely connected with
the Inside work of the Order, and two per
Mills are kept there constantly busy prepr
int; these document. A room on this lloor
Is reserved as a special olllce lor the Worthy
lecturer, and Is also used as a meeting room
tor the Kxeuutive Committee.
The third floor Is the deputies' dormitory
the sanctuary where they ran rest their tiled
limbs and attend to the Irspecial duties when
i hey visit Washington. The third story Is
figuratively speaking, the "hay mow."
Kver.Ttklng 1 is mil noted iiiwu the strictest
prluclpl( of the Order,aud the hands of the
worthy si.ters who assist the Secretary in his
Arduous work are careful lu laying esery
wrap In Its place, aud keeping the whole of
fice In , perfect slate of ueatnes.
1'uii.aiii:i.iiii Juua M. Wool W lu lair
ilemaud, Colorado washed, 'iVir,Ot'; mi
waMhail, '-.Uic; Ultra ami Mrlun piiIIimI,
4.ViiiOo;No, I anil suprllue (Milieu, l.'.fa.'Jk';
Texaa tivirns 'J(W.4i'o; California tlna and mo
illuui, M(:kVt foarso. f'C!Wc.
S. l'iiAXi'ln, Jnna IT. Uivkleut vill
Ik s(Kieileil lu this city ioiud ilay oftlia
iraaeul weeV, the pruoetnli of tho exhibition
to co to thel'uuilfortliorellet'of the U)ullan
utl'rers. Jt U thought that tiuo. Treat
111 penult Thatl Steveus to go at the saute
lime.
THE HIBERNIAN
S.IYLVGS A.DLOAX SOCIKTY.
lui'uriarMlrd -J id l), K?l.
OIUm, ."IT Vi'oiil Hli'i4!!,!
rOHTLAM).
- -fllllK OIUKiTm KClll WHICH Till l
1. lion l fumir.1 ure ttut )) IN uriiinii the
I ... iku..r in- tr I... ...iltl-.l li. rili.l .1. JM .11 I
-III IA
A. IIUU i mmini 4,r 11141 ii; ll- wjfri ,11111, in.- . ..-
I.ni ilieivof ui) lieenilil-il miln.l a -iiui- in I uriif-
Itjible lueilaint for -uiall mln.-, mil Iiie9iii',i
i.orluuliyiir obi lining Hie Me nl ( imler.it i ipl'al
n tl .''il " I -uituleut erurlljf r.ir llm -iw
IIKflCKIt'.
're.ilrm KMJ IttMl
Vtn frriUeiil JOHN A. IIIIAIH.Kt
V,n-'er II. KVKI.V.N rl 1ST
Mlorlr) JOHN M (1KI!IN'
I)ll!KTOI:.
I'rsnrU Wm-l'irlJif. W. II. aiupWll
Jubii llruwn, . L. Mir.U.
Remittances from the Interior.
HmllUnro fruiti the co'jiiIm uii) he nt IliMiii'i
M'cIN, Kr)M Cu.'a Kvprei any reliable Htuklh.
li.iute. Hut the !oclrt will n.,t lie reviuIM fJf
ll.elrmle JrlUerf. Tke t;nauiri uf Die Uepii-lMr
.himMcciiUB)liUditdM.o.li.
A ptpr pi 'xx'1 "III liudellirriil tii Hit a.-vul W)
viliom llie Cejujilt l Innle
Aajr uerMtu cu liern'ne a member uf till ""iflet' "H
. fulifcriiilujr to the llv L.
Oeinllrrciliilfrom1MiiliiarJ.
Ita.tr- urintrrrtt im appllrjlluu.
ln inUe on Apinwed hecurlt)-.
Hank Hour from II a lu I i. IU.
JunlWiwiii
The Most ropulnr Medicine
Extant.
1840 Over 30 Years 1873
MSCK TIIK INTKODriTlOX OF
PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN-KILLER!
Ami alter llilrl year.' trial, the " I'AIS-Ktl.t.KK " J
iuj.v Justly In- -tjlod the great tncillelne of the worlil,
iur mere inu region in t ne jiune una wiiiui It na
not fiiund lt mij,. mid iiuue where It li.t not been
Ur'i'ly aiul lilitlily iirlnl. Moicmer, there l no cli
nnte tu whhh ll li.i not pnncd llelf to bo veil
tnUpteil ror tin-mrc f luii.lilenihlcMirlel) ol dl-oj-e-;
ll l-.uliulr.ihlj mlteit fur eiei.v rate, ll hl hut
mine of ll .'insl name li repeated trial, lint contin
ue to uci nnj -i prumlneiit p.i-ltlnn lueverv MeilUlir j
ilie-t; .imt I- -till ri'cchlii.j tliu niu-l iinu.illiUM ietl
moiiiiiN to lis lrlne, from per-un ol the lileliert
character ami irpiiiillilllt. I'lij-lcl.iii-of the itr-t
, ri-piTia'illli) retiiiniu't'inl It :i- ;i uiu-t eileflnul prei
jimtloii for the eMlmllon uf pain. It l not only the
liei ri'iiieiii nor known for tlniUer. Tut". Hum, Ae.,
Inn for lly-enterv or I'tiolers. or anmort of tionei
tvmpUliit. It l.i reinutj un-urpa-ri'it for fllrlenry
i anil nipMIt of at Hon. In the ureal i'ltle of bulla
ami nllirr lint rlliiiaiei.li lia lirrome the "lamtinl
Meillilne Inrall -urli icnipUlnlt, n wills for 11
, pep-li. I.Hcr t'lmiplaliil-, ami other MnilriM ill'oiilen
Fur ('iiiiih-amK'oM-. Canker, .-lluiu, nml ltheu-
untie itlilldiltle-. ll ln lieen jirinej lit the ino-t
! .iliumluil aniUoniliii'liir t ltnion lo lie an Im iln.i-
j MeniiilU'lne. Noaitlile cmt Jllalneil null nn'muml-
eil pupularlti. .r an eteru.it jinl bilernil meilUIne,
tlie I'.iln-Klllerl.iniUuurii.illitl.
ITIihli eauaiv eerlllnl.i a Ion imculi lime lo
imnethii eillelenej of am imillelne. 'lint tint the i
I'MN-MI.I.Kl! I. ile-enfic.i of nil lt ininletor
ilillii fur ll, lisnipb pniirilln the nnpamlelleil popn-
Lull) liln- jIMlneil. It I- a -im. iiiul r.m'i im:
reimil) ll ii-oM 1.1 'iliuo-l I'Virj roituli) In I lie
wurlil. unit Is liiKiiiiiliii, tinirii 'linl titiiii. 1111111111 oiiir.
eiir. Ililieilln-pnipenlei h.ie lhvn Hilly lelcl,all
mvr the wurM Slut ll nee,! onl) to ho known In lie I
tirieil. He -me jmi 1ui none hut ihv o niiine, nunii
Lielnreil In I'ntm 1)VH x m I'rmlitiln , It. t.
iXT Nilil li) nil lriirtil-t nrn'.'tinl
MURPHY & CaOASMAN
i
rVvtton'iss 331ool&, ,
SAIiTIM, - OrUSG-ON'.
TIIK I.MT-T AMI MOT lAMIHIXAIII.i: '
h -wr -r
uf III. kIMIi,
Handsome Neckties, Scarf Bows
White Shirts.
UKSTS' KINK UXUKUCLOTlUNtJ'
.A. Oouiploto Talfio of 3D1- t
nsounl MiJiltlxiaavaM.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
t PANTALOON PATTERNS.
!
Huvlu- -eiureil the -erlee uf a ,'III,-T'I.A
! TAII.lUt. the) iiil-uiri'pjreil In liunnCn lute
I
, Fashionable Dress and Hushiess Suits
TO OXlXXIZ..
I Mleni, .1 mi.- lilUTI. ilAwll
I-
! Sheep Cured of the Scab
j Disease !
I milK I'NIMiltild.NGIl Wll.l., U'llX AI'l'I.H'A
X Hon. rnfisf lu cnr Mieep luilir.' llie "M AU ,
Ul!KAK" lr
Ten Cents per Head.
1 AppllMtlim hv letter iir In pet-nn will Uh uttemlei.
tu piompli), H. liUFF,
ittlli lllvle I'nll. 111 . Otvrnil
! GRAND OPENING
! 1
op I
1
SPRING GOODS,
AT
I
1'iM ariinl the leameiJOilitiiiiiui- nr i
STAPLE GOODS!
Willi II AUK NOW OS SALC
Ukui W ufilr,)rrsu
lt t, I)i)i Mr l. i
H4lrKIU)4i. Url.
BltarhrirraUUrloi;rtr)4.
rise rHrr tlfra al IK ptr i.
im i ln been rlllii 31 W h in'i.ir.ir-.
Socks froati 6 to 37c per Pair, '
One lillflhell-ull rale-.
Ladles Cotton Uiih 11 lu J.'ie Jier I'ulr,
Ina f.- U) I will u.1er
MY STOCK OP CLOTHING
i oNivrixiiop
FliieCaalur Healer Hullslrom 4'JOIu (i:il,
AMI TIIK
risot Lut r (aotarrr Nulla fruta ! tu 5.
Thai Ui ever lieeii tu -Jioui. Alj a raud ilijIy nl
Boys' and Youths' Clothing.
i
a litI 'laiesll l horn Urn
Gal'llUiX"' 11(11 Hill.
that will auawer fir an I m'arelli 1 hair a Hue Hiin uf
L, AD IKS' SIIOKH.
that I will .ell from l . l ' Ilr. the kiik i.
,ou senerilti pi ''" '" ''lieiitr
I am uUerlnx TrunU, IUr, liner)',
rlaled Ware, llamlkrirlalrl, l.aie,
ulid all ill) iiollon. jal ;rral
Buraaltia. lall an
lur )Ourell'.
S. FRIEDMAN.
-U'ldinU
Lime and Potatoes,
JIST ItKCKlVKll AT
joii johk wvamnr.
"W
HERMAN & HIR8CH
l'A TIIK
Hisliest Price
run
WOOL.
l'.tnurrsnllliIoni'll to glie n s iill li.-foie -eltlns
Ihelriilp. IIKUMAN A IIIIIM'll.
s.ileni..liuieU l-tl. "If
BENNETT HOUSE.
mms wi:i.i..knovn l'fiu.iu iiorii: has
Ihumi
Vittprl Iln and Renirnished.
- I-.-.... 1
Ilrs(-C'la't'u-o Mil IIORNC.
T.ilile -npplleil with the ln-t the iiiiakei iloril.
Kier)IIi!iu new. ew "prln luil-. liissl iisiiii.
MKAl.S AT Al.l. llUt If.
.lAMKS lirCII.VXAN. ,
Salem June 11. 1ST1 iUir
TATTTff "UT fiTTUPUT !
JiJliSt W. UrlliiSJEiXlX
VTXX.Z. PAY THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE j
rOR AX.I. THE
W' O O 31.
t "D il- jm .a fn'a '
"W
31.
500,000 POUNDS
....or.
LTOj) G
WANTED BY
FARRAR BROTHERS
WMIVIIMIMW
SALEM, OREGON,
.
I-.,.- vuii, ri. o.v viit i..v
THE HIGHEST
lii)ll'.'ie
unit lu nun a." ililurmuiin,
Weatherford & Co..
'tiuli-ll 1l. Iti-MII iW. Ill
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, CLA88,
Patent Medicines.
CHEMICALS,
:e o rfume r y
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., etc.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS,
I'lif JlvU.llUil piUlu.
Medicines Compounded, and
Prescriptions Filled.
Weatherford & Co.,
Jtayf. v
Puinm-relat .ireet. SAI.K'I.
Wood Wanted.
wv wwu nHiubUi
(lOdn OAK AMI 1 lit. IN KVCIIX.NUK KOH A
,T Cfabtiiai tluiaUO ,1c wius Mirhlon. Aprly tl
U LMtiitlt VM-iVBa
aSBaaa"",Baii
"sLaaLw
' ?SaaH
I WALTER JACR.SON,
j iiKU.KH IN ,
.BOOKS AjSt I) S T A T I O JT E 11 Y
ToyK tml JPntuiy OoikIn,
Chickering & Emerson Pianos
MASON fc HAMLIN LRGAXS,
i l't't.I. AND P MtTHTK LINK ITF SP1IOOI, HNmM.tt1lf MritL.l,ANKMIJ HOtKft
I IV niank Hooks, itrorl lii'iirraf fMloitrr), nlusjn onhiinil m tnweat rata;.
Patton's Block,
e!()lli W.
IMlMltrillt ANtt
. ..ANT'MIAM.H '-N ...
French and American
Harness:
SKIRTING, BELTING, BRIDLE, .JLND JLAOE LEAT1HML
Mlt.K ai.i:.nt nut
S. D. Seller & Co.'s Chilcfren's Shoes.
wtrii .ion irf r 1 77 JworKcnw rwx
Hides, Sheep Pelts, and Deer Skins J
1,V" nw ,' h'niM '"'' r('"K
MAI.KHl Ma) . 1ST I. .U:il
- - ,
Sfc ST1 2i
TlNWAItK! TINW.UJM! TIN'WARK!
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!!
THE UNRIVALED CHARTER OAK COOK STOVEP
The Celebrated
juxviiuui. xtiiiuu uiu v jjoi jjuuikoxnijjiu uuuxv.joxvvjjky
! DIAMOND ROCK COOK STOVES,
.Ax&cl n. Wialouclicl Aamortuioutof XXoitlxa. Stovosi.
PILES ON PILES
lli'tiii ami I'nppui' War, Mic4
j l.eai anui IViiii Itpe, wnl i iieneral Mmk iifll.i'1-e I'liriil-liln llanlwaie, a'J nf wlilrh will he
' SOXaD OZ3GD-A.X FOR OaVaVXX.
' J" Cull an J i.,miiui uur Hmc mi riiiiinieivlal.siierl(fli'iii, Uri'p'H.
! apMaw.r L MYERS: GO.
" " ""
i BOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
N cilbet & co.
i III! XllW tH'HMNH 'l I.I. KTOL'K Or' Till: Alll K IIOOIIS, t'HSNaTIN(l lirvniR BIM'r
I A. Ilmmlii nf
California and Eastern Work
liK'liidluc '. A: H. II. 'rtrrell A. '. HOor, ol' khli-li llie) lmv K.WI.I -YtWf. .!.
a ulav
Manufacture to order Boots and Shoes, of all style
AnKNTfl Hllll "
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
Or wULIi, u l-;.i. Ih,.f w.re .nM 74,7.iN limro tlmn llm IIOKIIt IIIT.7IK mure than the illtoVKIt
BAKhlti l?l,iilll lii.ice lli.iu Hi'- IIOMIIVIH' "fi...e f. I.meittlualfil by llm
f .wiirt.lalimenl uf eier iiiMihlnelliitt n.,a tlieMiullt'.
Call and Examine our Stok of O'ooda.
WOOIa PACKING
MI
flVIIS I.MIK AMI rilMMOIIIU;tf INhTITl.
m v a ttm 'VTj.'wm. ,1"" l"ifi"lilei wllli e.ery hrlllt) In Iii-ine tlie)
fyRATlTlVCv HOTJSfL ! .ur..r jhJ r.-ll.-r a.r all . lau nuv nppla MliWi--.-""
' -r ' I i.fill-iw.. mill l. ireuliil eiirpi lliu.i innlatlixi. In
I'imii iMi,Oniiiii,Aiillvii, 1-171.
IN THHM'MIM. I Wll.l. KwrAIII.ISII l.ltAll.
lu'jautl 1'ael.liiif llini.e fur ,ml. lu Ihw iilnu.
I ami wuiihl mil. I , -4r11e.il) a. I. u.ir .oupi-ritluii In l li-i
llllllrr.
I lefl a.uiiil Hut It n 111 he uf uh ml i e In un tu
lime )uiir Wool. !! .uili & .ham m ihl. plie. t la at.
' villi IMII t Irfimilllll lln.l.iial lirll.llll.i lii.rLi.l ..illla
' . have iii i.le rraii.-iii'iil-i fur l IIIIAUKIt Irnu Ni-w
i Vurk, wliu iiiiiii. li-ii,itiuiiiii-i lay mil .if 1 1m tn'-l
j Wuul lliMt-v. lullial i lly. mil tei'l .urtf ufiitiliii; -.ill.
laitluu lu nil. llm Wiiul Manuraeiiirfr.il? thl. MUlu
III t.l.i' .ill thu icfii-e W'iiiiI, In.lej.l uf ili;,
' lii'teiufure, in sin r'rinel.i . I wunlil mii-t eame-tl
i riiuuiii-'inl Hut ,imi pill uiir W'iniI up 4. -liKSt n.
I l hUfiuiu I.IHHA Mill Hi; ill!l-!iK. tlieieliy
a.li freight uii -i'u ', a. It will ill .luke nut. ilalllU
.urnii.' I .nan in uielpl Irum "sm .ink ur llie '
Marl.il I'lleii ,r Wil, Iwlrticii h werk. whUh -llll h I
inr Hi.- i.fiiitu.iiu ur iiosti mi.r ..(
Aillr It'll W'-l- IM Hi' II .ll UMllmr .UUIUA'.'
Iiluimi inieii.t tu iirroit s;i.i, im, ,, ami.
uli.rtiiiullyf all ililiitluallii.l I lute wl)lliif.ir llie il-e
uf uiy i ii.tuiuiii..
Tin- Wnul will he lU'Vi'.l In iiiini ii'.. nl bill-., naJ)
fur .lilpiniiiil. lilt llu .frmle tiiirk-i uu euiU I, alii.
I rf hull" ti ml' we ii. in Tt!lt U", Ur.
S. A.sKYUOl If. Manager.
IMir. lu .'.Itix A l.i.., .Iuiis it fu.iiit, .1
Xlta iuh.Kt.
I ai(t,lauvlitita-tf
SALEM FOUNDRYr
.MiM'liiii.' Hl.i.
.sAl.Kal I.UUv.U.N.
B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r.
IC'IRAM rSlil.NKs, SAW MILIs, tii.ivr Mll...,
. ip HeiiH'r., I'ump., ami all kliul. ji.it .lile. uf Ma
I litnir in li- tu unler. .M n lilnerv ieulrMl al i ahurt
1 nuitii. I'.illeiii'iujlilii ilium In nit Itaurlu i. nmii..
ami nil Lliul uf lira.. ain limi ca.iluja fiiriiUluilm
. .burl lu.li.i-. AN i, iii.iiniutiiiie uf KS'ii:itl'lllt:
I ri-NKII ami .MA'tCHUt. una sflfKrllLs uU
HIIAI'KHs JHilwll
UH. K. V. IIMHK,
B
KCVKT l.t.rwl., lattjbwncroiiU.h. Yuluutctra. -
unie, ivariu a uiuvJ., vv luifi. tt.y.
Salem, Oregon.
GILBERT,
MAMKAOTHItKK OF
J
Calf Skin, Sole Leather,
X-aOvtltLor,
TF 3S3f S I
Nornian Range! I
OF- TINWARE,'
Irunliir, .'uiria nml I.a4.
HOME FOR THE SICK
It ' .a an i iaiiiii i-iipai,
H.llKfl, ... OKK41UN.
ii.l'ini-MSTrii, M II., Alteuillu A Whvb Suireiiu
. I'kiioe., XI. I AtlinilliiK X VUIiIiil'T'Iii.IiIiii.
I aifidtta.l l,uir I aiiilfil lKianii
i imrjemr. i.-iiniii aiHM.il 1 1 will li slitu tiii.t
uf K C nn.l KH jditlli.n
I'rhv pur weel., tiulinl'ua; huanl tat illrlin., itiut
alli'iiikaui e .
I'iiriinllii.tr alrkne.. fill')
riieilMi,nlllial) fllklli-., reiillillu j jilill
tfuiiahttleiitl Jl IO
0hTdtlulU llialinl eMM.
I,i.iiiiei4iiiipjiijlu tjrlr frleiul. .. I !
pplli iilluii iiuy li muile elthrr by leiler ur hi im
.mi I'ur fiiriher luiiliiiUt.. aililn Mli-i .li)-lr
.V !AI.).
'Ml
Grangers Wool-grower
ICiM'uiii'iltr- CnfM-l Itton !
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R. COHN.
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I.utnii
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Patronize Home Talent I
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