THE SCRAVTOX TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNLNTJ. ,J.iKLTARY 1894.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
R E. WOOD,
General Ma'na'ger.
rrm.iiUEn dailt and wsigxv i ScnAs
ma. Pa., bt mi lHUCM PcnUSBlKO
CoiirAsr.
New Yobk OrricE: Tmbcjh Bcxibiko.
Fhakk A. Gkat. Mavageh.
ivitreti at the rottopce at Seranton, ru,
fecoti I Mai! Umtter.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
SCRAXTON, JANUARY 20, 1SW.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
KOR CO-NllllESSJIAX-AT LAUGE.
OALVSHA . GROW,
01-' SL'Sy CEH ANN A
ELECTION FEBKUAHV 80
BARGAINS WILL DRAW.
There ii no more potent umjiiet i'l
the rutin list than ci bargain inMrs Is
a real bargain, entaji in pnv and '
Ma!i (ii Quality, ThU (l sfcouw
(at rroiedi fAuf osssmM fuiy fo w
riffi TRIBUNE'S book off erings. Hut
noburyain will attract i if pub
lic knoiv.nxboiU it. Vuii eaa'f Ma's ywr
bargains wuitV busasl ami s&pscl
'fl (naVaie (-ail. Shed light through
out the rejivn by an aHNOMNCSMnl
print.
Now to:; another body blow ou tha
Americau drums.
sibly both W&lca is rtsjioa9ibl forth
unusual number of high handed rob
beris ocourrlug ia all suctions of the
state, both iudoori and ou the high
ways, tut measures ouabt to b. taken
tostoptbetn. Marauders grow bolder
continually, aad no parsons art safe
either in their own houses or o ces,
now-a days. The statute which pre
vent! persons from carrying couceuld
weapons oujjit to bj modified to as to
giv victitufl a chauee for ttieir livss.at
lenst when attacked.
IT is IJUU to predict that Lj'-ieen Vie
turn will uut abdicate
QOVMXOB UlTOHKLL should hara
talked lsss and nawnd more wood. A
similar thought ucours, too, regarding
Ins uatuesake.
Hawaii may wake moaktet'ot us iu
diplomacy, but theu, there's the other
tide. Our prize tighter cau whip
their weight in wild cats.
lr wTt.t. UK good news t'j everybody
in the Doited States to learn that
George VT. t'hills grows distinctly
stronger day after day and that this
great and good man will probably be
spared for greater benefactions aud
ampler works of benevolence in the
lut ure.
OJtEOV TBI reviving sigus of busi
ness activity is seen in the number of
mills which are renewing work. The
entire plant of the Carnegie steel works
at Huimstead is ou double turn, and
other manufactories throughout the
state which have been idle for some
time, have started up.
It will bl reassuring to thoss who
had invested President Cleveland with
iuiperviousnesa to sentiment to know
ttiat he was overwhelmed, with grief at
the funeral of his nephew toward
whom be felt all the affections of a
fattier, (irover is not so bad aa he is
painted by his bitterest Democratic
enemies.
AD iLLisTi'.A rtoN occlki'.fli yesterday
cf the old saying that "murder will
cut." This is not always true; there
are undiscovered murd rers still nt
large and the number o,f horrible and
mysterious crimes increases contiu
nally. At Lewisburg in this state a
long-veiled crime has been explained
by means of a written confession. Rs
xuorse did the work and not detectives.
TBI RRMtiVTTlOX which was offered
by tne Dm 'cr itic asnatur from In
diana, Tuesday, as n report from the
committee on toreign rrlitious on the
Hawaiian alTiir 19 manilestly a atrad
dle. It evades the qnstion of restor
iog the qoetn but infrrentially sup
ports Mr. Cleveland and bid ambassa
dor there in their position by stating
"that annexation is nowise, and inex
pdietit" aud then to keep up a show of
adhering to the principles of the Man
roe di'ctriue adds that "foreign inter
vention will be regardel as 1111 tin
friendly act " WliPtlier so regarded or
not if the 1 'uited States dues not pro
tect the RennbltonO form of govern
ment there or take Hawaii under its
wing either by means of a protectorate
or by annexation, foreign Intervention
will take place whether it be regarded
as uufrieudly or ths revers. The Ha
waiian Islands are tne key to the Pa
cific, und if we refuse to unloek the
doors and take posiession when they
tender it tn us, England or Germany
will not hesitate to nocept the proffer.
Mb,
THE FIGHT.
So far as interest in the pu,'ilislic
contest at Jacksonville yesterday con
cerned the principals, it wa much de
creased by the apparent difficulty en
countered by the lighters in g-tting to
gether. The fact that they tiually met
and that one, who, as it chances, was an
individual esp?cially obnoxious to the
Atueric 111 people, was easily whipped,
is of lets coussquenoe. iu itself, thou
the curious performance of guberna
torial opera bouffe which precede I the
whole thing,
iu au abstract souse it may, perhapi,
1 have been a gainer for morals that
preparations for the Aght were sur
rounded by mauy eeemiugly formid
able obstacles, but there is ground for
doubt on this point. The accelerated
impulse given to ring oontssts by Clav
not Mitchell's final break-dowu will
be a serious offset. The serio-comic
spectacle of unarms I militiamen, un
der executive orders, standing idly be
lldl the arena, powerless, after mash
bluster, to make legal interference was
in.st anomalous. It is humiliating to
the better class of American citizens,
and it should hasten t'je day when
every state shall hava explicit statutes
governing crimes of this character.
There is no use trying to stem the
tide of sentiment coed initiatory of
pngilisin. That excess of the "mauly
art of self-defense" which takes the
form of brutal aud bestial animalism
for pay cau never bo m ule tolerable
before civilization anl culture. What
ever the word,. . of temporary statutes,
the moral law against Intemperance
condemns it fully as emphatically as it
condemns the opposite extreme of
physical effeminacy among men.
vVhataver form of sport winch pirmlts
itself to degenerate below th 1 level of
moderate and seemly mauifeatation
will eventually perish uuder the popu
lar fan. And the prill ring undoubt
edly has thus fallen.
Tne isfATi.ATiON of a marriel
woman fifty- five years of age for a boy
cf twenty was so great that wnen she
and her eloping companion were re
turned to their home at Hazslton, the
woman undaunted by her arrest de
clared h'tr purpose to stick to the for
tunes of the youth. There is no ac
counting for tastes as tne woman said
when she kissed the cow, and as this
woman showed when she preferred bar
boy iover to the mature companion
whom' she abandoned.
It is not surprising that the chair
jian of the committee which recom
mended the tax on incomes and whis
key should spring to the defense of the
femur. He has not been asked to de
iend the latter bnt it is to be presumed
THE RESPONSIBILITY.
The responsibility for the deficit In
the treasury is placod by the Democrats
upon the R -publicans and Jtt the for
ur hava not the smallest bislsupon
j which to justify their statement We
are at peace witn all tuo world, and
there are no special demands upon the
financial resources of the government;
and yet we have an increasing monthly
deficit which is likely to aggregate
from fifty to seventy-five millions by
the close of the current fiscal year
This signifies in plain words that the
revenue is not sufficient to pay the or
dinary public expenses, aud that bauk
rnptcy is to be averted only by borrow
ing. The Democrats insist that they
are not responsible for the situation,
and that it is properly attribn table to
the extravagance and mismanagemiut
of the Republicans.
Now let u sea what truth there is in
this statement; what bisis it has in
fact There was a large surplus in the
Vim can o-il'A rc-A-i ,-m urhiph will ),u mr.ra
satisfactory to the public than in re- treawry when Harrison was innugu
gard to incomes. The opinion pi the
majority of the psople ot the United
States, however, will diffir from Mc
Millin. as will be evidenc;d at the next
congressional election.
o
Thliie is one characteristic about
Senator Hill which commands the ad
miration oven of his enemies. Ho
fights boldly and makes open procla
mation of his intentions He places
himself in opposition to Mr. Peckuain
and announces his intention to defeat
that nominee's confirmstion More
over, as was said of Corbetr, be is
"confident of success," and the vim
with which he enters iuto the contest
against Cleveland makes an entertain
ing spectasle for all observers,
j 1 a
The uisFosiTiox to take "something''
was so strong among the members of
the Dalton gang that when they failed
to open the safe of a bank which tbey
raided iu Okloboina they stole the
Lank cashier, putting him on a horse
aud carrying him twenty-five miles
into the country, theu compelled him
to make a pedestrian tour back to tbe
place of starting. There is a grim
sort of humor about this which every
body will appreciate exeept the un
happy official whose feet were probably
blistered by tbe time he reaehed the
bank again.
Thjc interest which is manifested by
our citizens in the building of the pro
posed bridges was shown by the at
tendance and the enthusiasm at tbe
central board of trade rooms Wednes
day evening, when the representative
people of Seranton were present and
decided that circulars containing all
necessary information for the enlight
enment of voters should be distributed
liberally. It is to be hoped that wben
voting time comes, none of those en
titlsd to suffrage will fail to cast their
votes for these new enterprises which
benefit our municipality so much.
It may he tbe financial depression or
the inefficiency of the police and pos-
rated, they say, and then was none of
it left when he retired The country
knows, of course, what became of that
surplns. It was mainly used in paying
off tbe public debt and lessoniug the
burden of taxation. A large reduction
of tariff duties was made to stop the
accumulation of money in the treasury
and the peoplo were benefited accord
ingly. But conceded that Iho surpliii
whs exhausted by nuwis appropria
tions, where does the responsibility lie
and whose fault waa it that such ap
propriations were not prevented'' The
constitution requires all bills concirn
ing revenue to originate in the homo.
Not a dollar can be collected nor ap
plied without its consent and direc
tion. Which party has controlled the1
house during the past twenty years.'
Ouly twice in that time, covering a
period of four years, have the Republi
cans been in the majority. The Diino-
crats have prevailed iu tho lower house
in the other sixteen years, and since
December, 1311, they had absolute
mastery of the financial situation in
the sonsa that nothing could ba done
In that respect unless they sanctioned
it.
Tbey had two ysrs in which to pre
pare tho way for smooth sailing after
the re-election of Cleveland. Why,
then, did they not us their power to
defeat tho alleged extravagant schemes
of the Republic ins and thus keep the
treasury in a sound aud healthy con
dition' The fact is, that tbe appre
prlations made by the oongross in
which Crisp was speaker compelling
the last two years of Harrison's term
were much larger than those in ids by
the preceding one in which R:el was
speaker. The Democrats are lft to
explaiu, therefore, how they cann to
vote away mora nnney than the
Republicans and why they should
not be held reipontlble for the
consniuonces which tbey isld
have come from such Improvidence.
The truth If, Ins inconsistency whioh
had always mlrred the course of the
Democrats was manifested when, after
yelling tbemielves hoarse about "tbe
billion dollar congress" and causing re
actionary sentiment to make the houie
Democratic they immediately set
themselves to work to see how they
could outdo "the billion congress,"
which they had eiecr&tad, aud exaeed
its extravagances. And they did it
just r.s having made hostility to the
imposition of an Income tax tbe chief
plank in their platform, when thi'y
nominated General MoClellan for the
prialdeucy against Abraham Llneolu
for a second term, they now insist, iu a
time of peace, npon that very eitne
measure, than characterise! by them
as odioiiK, but now the chief feature of
thair financial metho Is of relief. The
plans proposed by the Democrats for
the financial lifflcultixs of the country
are ns odious, Inooosttteat and imprac
ticable as were the Duuocratic expen
ditures which originated in the last
Democratic house, thus fixiug upon
them the plain responsibility for the
present deficit.
It is UiitiryiKQ to know that iu the
statemeut of the different large oitltw'
bonded debt, population and debt per
capita the showing ot S -rauton is su
perior to that of any other ssve one iu
this state. It coats every citizen f
this municipality $ HI apiece, distrib
uting the debt among our whole popu
lation, it costs each inhabitant of
Philadelphia $28 99. t coats eaeh resi
dent of Pittsburg $12 02. Wilkis
llarro is favoredand tho lack of iin
provementf iu that city indicates that
taxes ought to be low thoro to the ex
taut of $4.U8 per capita. There is tio
city where taxes exceed ours which
gives evidence of such general prog,
rcss, well paved streets and attractive
uees to the stranger as our own muni
cipality. - - , ..
POtlTICALtV SPEAKING
While in W tikes Barrs Colonel Hnri
(VattortOO chatted with much freedom in
relation to lew.. The sprightly Times tbua
iiuotes him: "So fares tho next bomocra
tic nominee for piv-M.-..: in concerned 1
tluuk 1; more than likely that nome man
uiiknuwii iiuw to a Mngle ueutlnmau In
ihis room, raysel! tnolnded, will be uanied.
History shown that the man for the place
quickly materialized Polk waen't thought
of until within hii weeks of the convention.
Mr. Taylor whv. h year before lie tilled tbe
Chair, called Z.Taylor, ami was not known
scarcely beyond the limits of uis town.
Pierce had uo national reputation and was'c t
dreamed of for the place until within a
short Unix belore his nomination. Much
auan, iu bouorable exile, was lost to view
when his uaimi carried the convention of
Gil. Lincoln. Hayes, Arthur, Unt field,
Harrison and Clevelaud were uukuown, in
a national souse, two years beroro they
were elected. It is three years before an
other president will be chosen and three
years in politics is a generatinu. As I say,
tbeinau who will be named by the Demo
crats ia quite likely to be dwelling in ob
scurity today. 1 think, however, IteKin
ley will be the Republican standard
bearer." .
SJ
Asked what he thought of Mr. Cleve
land personally, Mr. Waltersou said : "I
want to say that Urover, personally, is a
good fellow. He is good compauy when
yon kuuw him well, plays a fair game of
poker, takes his whisky Btraight and
temperately and all that. But he seems to
lack foresight, He won't be advisid. He
a bullheaded. He runs away from bis
party. In short, Mr, Cleveland 19 fatal to
his fneuds. "
Some foolish fellow in Luzerne narm
unknown, sorry to say has contributed
.V.o to the Markley wild goose cbae. The
sauio authority from which this vagary Is
ascertained credits the anti-Hsrriiy fund
with fjo.uuo. Uut what 0 that!- Sup
it were a uozou times so large:-
ttnder tho suu is goiug to vote this spring
for a Democrat of any breed'
!;.:... break ou the free coal clause
pat.' him in a position where lie mmt
either champion protect!" . consistently;
that is, all along the line, or else publicly
assumo tbe role of a great slop-over. By
experience we wonld say he was qualified
for either role; with a possible preference
for the latter.
4t
Dr. Wood, of Muncy, andJ. Henry Coch
rane, of Willianuport, are mentioned as
possible successors to Herring'a senatorial
shoes.iucaso Representative Hitler, one of
tho best qualified men iu tbe district, de
cides to hare nothing to say.
s)4
Postmaster Lmery's term expires in
March, and these distinguished Williams
port D.-mnrrats are understood to bo M16
ceptlMe to persuasion when it comes to
filling the vacancy: Uoiooel Embiok, Thom
as Duffy, J. M. Wolf, Major Lnca, W. H.
Kiess, Colonel Foresmnn aud Colunel Wil
son. The financial jnriness of this par
ticular plum is symbolised at t3,QO0 per
anuum.
Iu the matter of posiofnces, by the by,
that at Allentowu isn't bad. U pays Its
beneficiary J2,8'W and Is coveted by at
least live Democrats who suspect tiiom-M-lves
of posse-sing irresistible political
valne. There, for instance, is Cyrus Kuntz;
also, A.T. Frederick, who, as au ex-deputy,
knows the run of the "job; " Court Crier
Dallas l)illii)j;er; ex-Clerk Jami-s Crader
and ox Treasurer Schadt. Banker Wright
backs Crader; State Chairman Wrlgbt sup
port! Dillinger, and Kuntz has the ear of
Congressman Kidman. With the other
two, it's a go-as-you-please.
Next Saturday afteruoou, In Philadel
phia. Candidate .'ames Denton Hancock
will exhibit himself before tbe followiuK
rural friends: State Chairman J. Mareliall
Wright. Attorney Omioral W. V. Hernial,
Congressmen Erdman, Reilly. Beit .hoover,
Wolverton and Krlha, EckTsy B. COM, of
Luzarne; R. E. Wright, of LrliitU; J,
Davis ilroadhoad, H. S. Cavnnaugh and
Robert E. James, or Northampton; Charles
Robinson, of I.ackawanua: Iteujamlii
Myers, of Dauphin: A. M. Holding, R.
Jones MoDaa-hno and O. H. Dickinson, of
Chosier; Henry J. Cochran, of Williams
port; (ieorgo Fleming and W. J. Rrennan,
of Pittsburg! Internal Heveuue Collectors
Do Is mid Herring, Chauncay F. Black, of
Vork, and J. M. Outlay, Pat Foley and
John Larkiu, of Pittsburg. Uuveral city
folk will be present, tn do thu honors;
such pert ohnpi aa National Chairman
Harriiy, Banker-Editor Singerly, Utillec
tor John R. Read aud Postmaster Willie
wilklns Carr. No admission will be I
-barged, each cau rork up what ho likes.
A mon u the growing signs of a tidal wnvn
Kepiiblienn victory next month is the fact
that Hancock's state committee Is circu
lating 41HI.IW0 copies of the Democratic
statu platform.
PH0-RE:N0S 'Ufcrt
DRUNKENNESS.
iyioUttfct'iuilnjsAiwi nUraoU tot
(UaU,M4i'iM yoi, cruWi, x
Cnrej ths Tobacco Ht tssily without dis-
com fort
ppose
Who
AVOID
THE
GRIP
BY WEARIN'H
Fleece Lined Hygienic
UNDERWEAR
This is no
convinced.
fake. Try it ami be
CONRAD, HATTER
BSLUNG AGENT.
N. A. HULBERT'S
City Music Store,
V VOMINQ AVp . BCKANTO
Goldsmith's g Bazaar
ilk Department
Moire, Miroire and French Antique.
The Latest and Richest Novelties for street, evening and
house wear. Such is the decree of Dame Fashion, and we can
now show the various designs and qualities of the same, rang
ing from $1 to $2.75 per yard.
Style
HTKINWAY ft SOS
DKCKEB BKOTIIKlia
liKANICH & UACai
BTU1TZ haiti;
an
PIANOS
f.n-n large atuck oC flrst-oUis
ORGANS
MUSlCAIi Mi:it( II ANDISU
SSUblC, ITC , I. IC
New French Ginghams of our own importation, in Knotty,
Swivel and Crinkle effects, gotten up by us in one and two
dress lengths and positively no duplicates. Early buyers we
think will be greatly pleased with their new beauty and orig
inality. Laces and Embroideries
For Spring, 1894, now ready for inspection. The Hue is larger
and prices lower than ever before.
Goldsmith Brothers & Company.
GEE
F.L. Crane's Hew Prices
FURSI FURSI
Mercereau & Connell
SOT LACKAWANNA AVEXUi:
DIAMONDS,
and Fine Jewelry, Leather Goods,
Clocks, Bronzes, Onyx Tables.
Shell Goods, Table and Ban
quet Lamps, Choicest Bric-a-Brac,
Sterling Silver Novelties
CAPES. 18 INCHES DEEP.
French rni-y Cape, 1 Inchca Jetp..
Astrakhan cps, " ..
Atitrakhnn t'tpes, " " . .
Atarakhan Capua, " " ..
Hyud Opesssai Capes " " ,.
Moatey Capeg, 11 " ,.
Monkey Capes, " " ..
Nat. Otter f'apna, " ..
Nat Otter Oapssj M "
KrlmnaT Capita, " ..
HeaV'T Capus, " " ..
Nuiriat'apoa, " " ..
Seal nr IVrnian Capes " " .
Alaaka Seal ( 'apt-a, "' ' ..
Alaska Seal Capes, " " ..
MiakCapas, " " ..
browu Mai tun Capa " '' ..
NEVERSLIP I
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15 l"!
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IS uu
2s oo :
lit 10
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THE
SNOW
WHITE
FLOUR
IS THE BEST.
E
CAPES 22 INCHES DEEP.
Aatt-akhnn Copes, iuchtu Jeop JiO 00
Baltic Sea Cap. " W
UkMs -eal Capea. " iS 00
ptsqi h Cooef CapeSj " tl 00
Mink Capos. 5010
Brown Mai tun Capes, " ...sow
Monkey Capea, " IS 00
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Raw Furs.
Repairing Furs a Specialty.
Removable and Self-sharpening Calks,
We are sole agents for Bradford, Columbia, Lacka-
Luzerne, Montour, Pike, Sullivan, Susquehanna,
Wayne and Wyoming counties, State cf Pennsylvania
Catalogue on application.
THE WESTON MILL CO,.
SCRANTON, PA
THE
Upholstery Department
-or
Bittenbender & Co.,Scranton, ffllijSer
Wholesale and retail dealers' tn Wagonmakera' and I31ac'.tsmi'.lis'
Supplies, Iron and Steel.
Bt
AKk HOOK S
ANK BOOKS
MEMORANDA
MS
Ice .'. Skates,
All Prices and all Sizes.
CANNOT BE A SECOND JACKSON.
Tliat vetieraulo "ciiokoo" organ, the.
La&oaster lutelliKaucer, sayaol the Pock
ham appointment "It is our InriRuieut
that tho proaldeut la not wise Iu this move
ment. Hi- la nnt strong enough tn du tha
net. It ia not Jackfontau, aa it may look
to be, because It baa not tbe party ayinpa
thy behind It. Jackauu a vigor waa In Ills
lH)ld leadership of tho Democratic baud,
who followed Mm bliudly under tho part
Hag. There Is no aucb chance to ( le e
laud to gather bia party beblnd hlra, In
nppointnientH to piaw aa rew arils tor op
position to Democratic men and move
meuta in tho atatet."
It Way On Badly THelntegratad.
Racloiter I'oit L'jtprt$i.
Mr. Wilsou abouhj tla n string to bis
bill; otherwise he may not bo able to
identity it alter it gelt into tbo ueuate.
On rh Net Sustained.
Kviht ttr Mill i'xpr.j,.
it is mean for the Republican pspors to
charge the Democrats with tha failure of
the ice crop.
Office Supplies o! all kinds
Inks and Mucilages
LEADING MAKES.
Fine Stationery
W I BT, W ATER M A N ami V K A V K
LIU FOUNTAIN PENS.
AU Uuarauteeil
Agents for t'rawfonrs Peus :ind
BuckVl Flexible Rubber Stamps.
Foote Sc Sliear Co.
513 LACKAWANNA AVE.
LUTHER KELLER
Reynolds Bros.
Stationers and Engravers.
LACKAWANNA AVli
LM CEMENT.
SEWER
KING'S WINDSOR CEMENT FOB
PLASTERING.
PIPES, FLUE LININGS
Penn Avenue,
lis replete with fine and
i medium Parlor Suits, Fancy
Rockers, Couches and
Lounges for the Holiday
Trade. Prices to Suit all.
Also Bed Room Sets, Din
ing Room and Kitchen Fur
niture. Parlor Suits and
Odd Pieces Re-upholstered
in a Substantial manner.
Will be as good as new
DO YOU SELL?
OB ARK YOU
MAKING PRESENTS ?
of Mixed Oavudy, Clear Toys
or any style of Candy ui Nut.
ExprOM Wagons, Veloi ipcilcs.
Tricycles, lioli Cabs, Drumi
in Toys i" everv kind.
Office, 813 West Lacka
wanna Ave.
Quarries and Works,
Portland. Pa.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
fCRANTON AND WILKES BARRK. PA. MANUFACTURERS Of
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
Oeueral Ottice, SCRANTON.
PA
ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
STO WEARS'
DELICIOUS, MILD 8UOAH conBD
HAMS.
EVERY HAM AND PAIL. OF
ABSOLUTELY rtTH.B
LARD.
LARD BRANDED.
" THADauppLiED TH STOVVERS PACKING CO., SCRANTON, PA
DOLLS
China
Patent
DoUs,
lkills.
Wax
Jointed
Dollt,
Dolls.
auy kiuil oi'Uoll iioni 25cto!3
SLEDS OR SLEIOHS
For Boys, Girls or Dolls, iu
Maple. Oak or Iron, from '25c.
to $15.00.
BICYCLES
We Lave tbe goods aud our
prices mo riht. Wholesale
and retail.
D. WILLIAMS
& BRO,
Av.
314 Lac U. a
Weinskoa 8PCIALTV uf supiiljrlnu o
itiittwvv for Snudy HSSW rir, rsstil
otu
Tail
BLOOD POISON 5
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