THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBTJllG, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1S66,
MY MOTHER'S VOICE.
TuurtE'i muslo In the, Auluiiin wind,
Around th- drlppftift euves,
And where Its pinions stop to play
Anion) tho fallen lonvo.
Thcro's muslo In Iho river's flow
Along the pebbly shore,
tylu-ii nil the winds lmvo Rime to sleep,
And bough hnvc swayed no more.
Thcso's music In tho rrkhct's song
1 hoar through ovenlng shade.
And In 1 1 in low of distant herds
H (.turning from the Blade.
Thern'a music In the. household touoi
That Brcet th mid or gay,
And In the liuutli of innooenct)
Itejolclug In Its play.
Hut there's music sweeter fur
In memory than this
Tho music of my mother's olec,
Now In Iho land of bliss.
A music tlmo may never still
I hear It in my dreams,
'When nil the fondness of her face
Unco more upon luo beams.
I know not what the angels hear
In mansions In thu skies,
Hut tlicro is not it sound on earth
Itko mother's gentle voire.
Tho tears nro In my clouded eyo,
And sadness In my brain.
As Nature vv lilspcr In my heart,
Bho will not come again.
A mother 1 oh, when she departs
Her llko Is never known j
T1k records of nll'ectlon speak
Of only, only one!
And brighter will that record grow
Through all tho changing years,
The oftencr to tho lip Is pressed
The cup of Morrow's tears,
AGRIOULTUKAL.
Potatoes.
l'OTATons may bo planted us Mens
July. To Insure tpilck growth open it
good furrow, mid plantvlille the ground
la yet fresh, covering lightly with soil,
and then Ailing tho furrow with a mulch
of nny kind of strawy manure, or even
stirtw itself, or leaves. This will pro
tect tho crop from the severe heat of the
sum, jirovent rapid evaporation, and
thus secure, what the potato especially
needs, a cool anil moist soil. Uofore
putting in tho litter a dressing of super
phosphate, or other good fertilizer,
should be thrown in thu drill. A mix
ture of four bushels of leached ashes,
ono of plaster, and ono gallon of salt
makes a good dressing in the absence of
other fertilizers; put in the drill at the
rate of about ten bushels to tho acre.
Illicit rvliotit.
This Is a crop not grown largely any
where, but deserving, perhaps, moro at
tention than it usually gets in tho 311(1
Ulo and Southern States. No family
Hhould bo without a supply of buck wheat
Hour among their AVinter stores, for no
bread compares with good buckwheat
cakes for a Winter's breakfast. It is
equal, If not superior, to oats In feeding
qualities for stock ; it is grown easily,
and at littlo cast for manure, on ordi
nary land ; and has tho ndvantage that
a crop may bo made very late in the
season, interfering very little with tho
busier times of tho farm. It should not
bo sown earlier than tlio middle of this
mouth, and a half-bushel of eed to the
acre is enough. It is f-ald to bo good for
soiling milch cows in the month of
August, when In bloom,
(Squashes.
Hoe until the vines got so largo as to
interfere, then do not disturb them, but
allow them to take root. Look under tho
leaves early in the morning for the black
bug, and destroy It, and crush nny eggs
that may bo found. Tho spotted Gule
ruca, nn insect shaped like a lady-bug,
but yellow, with black spots, is very
tlostructlvo to tho leaves. They must
bo caught very early in tho morning, as
they fly when it Is warm. Tlio borer is
ft great pest in many localities; usually
Its prcsenco is not known until the
wholo vino wilts. The grub enters near
the root, and if a hole is found, carefully
split tho vino with a knife, and take
Mm out. Cover tho wound with earth,
ii practicable, otherwise tuna It up.
llatd Crops.
Iv wo wero directing tho preparation
of tho soil for corn, potatoes, and other
root crops wo might hay that a lack of
manure could not bo mado good by sub
sequent treatment; but nevertheless wo
will say now that it is also truo that he-
quent and thorough tillago will do as
much for theso crops as manure, though
in a dlflercnt way. It will defend
against drouths ; it will let the air Into
tho earth, with moisture; and it will
promote the disintegration irnd decom
position, thus affording tho plants a
fuller Denellt or tho manure and fertil
ityof tho soil.
Rnta Ilnga.
Tiionouou preparation should bo
made as early as possible now for this
valuablo root crop. If tod ground has al
ready been turned, It should have soon
another ploughing, which, with tho ne
cessary hoe-work In preparing drills,
will give it n very hulllcient worklnir.
. jit must bo well manured with some
good siiper-phosphnto, unless It has been
otherwise fertilized, and tho seed sown
nt any time, alter tho middlo of tho
month, that tho ground may bo moist,
Millet.
If thero bo occasion to add to the
Wiuter'i$tjtoro of good hay, it may 1)6
iiunu uy mjh iiik in" common millet, 01'
that variety of it known as Ilummi-inn
grass. If thero be moisturo enough to
maico it. germinate quickly it makes a
nipld growth, and will eonio oil' tho
ground by tho first of October. It must
bo well manured, nnd on thoroughly
prepared ground, to make a good crop.
A light, rich loam suits It best.
Aspnrngns.
Now that cutting hns ccaeod. encour-
ngoasmuch growth ns possible to repair
tlio loss, a tiresalng oi manure will
not eomo amiss, and weeds should bo
kept from tho bed until tho tops i-hado
it. If tho larvio of tho beetle aniiear
trniall, black, leech-Ilko bodies cut nil
infested branches and burn them.
llcnns.
I.iMAH nro usually allowed to run too
high. 3Io.st vines will go to tho end of
their support before they begin to hear,
and tho Lima bean may homadotofrult
airller by only allowing it to run o,
high ns ono can rutuli, halted string
lit-uti-i iiro very good hi "Winter, mid n
plant lug nnuli) now will glvo n supply.
FOE YOUTHFUL READERS.
Thnnksrlvliifr To-morrow.
A littli: match-glil stood at the cor
ner of a public street. It was a wild
night, and her lingers were i-tnT with
cold. While, with her mute gazo fixed
upon tlio passers-by, she kept iter stiinu
uncomplainingly, tho blue lights from
n druggist's window fell upon her meek
f ice, making it deathly in its wiiiteiiess.'.
" Any matches, sir?" she murmured
again and again, In a weak, hopeless
voice, for faith she had none; her ex
perience was too beggarly for that ; she
had seen anil known little ol human
henevolcnco In her shoit life. She had
tasted food only once that day, but she
was used to hunger j therefore she look
cd vaguely at thu huge quarters of beef,
and legs of bacon, and poultry of every
description, and long rows of red and
yellow apples in tlio butcher's shop,
through tho great glass window, and
only murmured, " 1 wonder what (Joil
mado Thanksgiving Day for? I shall
have in; Thanksgiving, but instead,
hard blows and cruel words, becatfee I
haven't sold my matches." So she Wow
her red fingers, and lifting her basket,
moved reluctantly toward homo with
her eyes full of tears that fell cold upon
her check. And when she hail entered
that loathsome abode, the child heard
drunken shouts, and wild laughter, and
tho hoarso tones of blasphemy, bho
grew frightened and shrank away In a
corner, to forget Hie In sleep to nwiiKeii
on a cheerleasniorningundfacethedriv
ing snow-storm that she might sell her
matches, or bear the blows and re-
nroaches of a heartless mother. And
such was that poor child's Tluuiks-jjiy
ing Day I
" Will we have Thanksgiving to-mor
row V" asked a sunny-haired boy, press-
lng close to his mother's side. The art
less question had a strange effect, for it
seemed as if thu woman's heart would
break, so violent was her emotion.
" Mv God I help mo to drink this hit
ter cup," was her stifled exclamation,
and then she turned to the boy and said
" no, my love, wo cannot have a feast
to-morrow, as we did last year."
"Hut won't father have 'lhanki-glv-
ing Day in Heaven'.'" queried the child ;
" won't he like it if we have Thanksgiv
ing here V"
There is much depth in the seeming
simplicity of tho dear boy's remark,"
murmured an aged man, "u we count
but bring it to bear upon our poor hearts
in this season of aflliction. If we could
penetrate tho unseen only for a moment,
and behold that blessed spirit revelling
in the brightness and splendor of Heav
en, we should surely deem his death, or
rather his new birth, fitting subject lor
Thanksgiving."
But the old man spoke from the calm
experienco of age, and a grounded re
ligious faith. The widow only felt that
her idol was gone ; that the seat was va
cant bylier side; that tho world was
blank blank without him. And morn
ing found her bending yearningly above
his marblo brow, praying in agony that
ho would speak to her once, only once
again, that ho would murmur her name
as of yoro only once, only onco; but
tlio passionless dead know her not.
And soby thei-kloof her early love, now
shrouded for tlio grave, passed alio her
Thanksgiving Day.
" Heap up tho coals ; heap them upon
tho glowing hearth, and let us enjoy
tills cheery blaze. You, my son, draw
forward the centre-tnblo and the sofa;
you, daughter, unloop tho cm tains and
light the lamps. How wildly tho wind
blows ; God help tho poor to-night
And in tho nuldy red of thu leaping
flames, with splendor on every side, sat
tho rich man upon a couch of velvet-
Five or six beautiful children were clus
tered around him; a harp rested in one
corner, its glided frame brilliant in tlio
strong glaro of tlio lire-light; a piano
forte stood open with many a smooth
sheet of music scattered upon its costly
cover; every tiling spoko of elegance, of
comfort.
Across tho entry the wide kitchen,
luxurious almost as a parlor, resounded
with merriment. Happy children, with
bird-claws in their hands, wero pulling
tlio ligaments, and shouting heartily
when the lank toes moved as if endow
ed witli life. On tho wide dresser lay
tlio turkeys and other fowl all ready for
the lire, and stout arms were busy hero
and there, with mixing, and pounding,
and shortening, and sweetening, for
puddings and sauces and delicate eondi-1
nienls that wero in preparation for tho
morrow's festival. How after row of
iiiiiico and npple, custard and pumpkin
pies tilled tho great pantry, and num
berless littlo pies of almost fairy propor
tions wero ready for tlio merry-making
of tho children.
A black-eyed boy moved uneasily up
ami down ueioro tho files of .sweetmeats,
First ho Inspected ono thing, then an
other, and finally pushing a plump lit
tlo lowi aside, lie bounded Into tho par
lor mid modestly asked his father if ho
might have one, only ono littlo turkey
" I lmvo given several away already,"
said tho benevolent man; "1 hardly
think I can sparo another." Rut the
boy pleaded fo eloquently that finally
his father consented, and with sparkling
eyes ho ran back to thu kitchen. The
littlo fellow had one confidant nt school,
and ho had told him In secrecy that
they wero to have no Thanksgiving, for
sinco his father died, many years ago,
they had been poor, poorer than any
one thought.
Boas the child whl-pered his mis-Ion to
hl mother sho smilingly assented, and
delighted with thorM,lrit of her boy.
bent a basket full of luxuries In his nanio
to tlio 6on of tho widow who was too
proud to cntvo assistance.
Thero was but a dim light on the
health of tho scantll-''urnlshtd room,
and tho widow sat bending and sewing,
whllo her ton plied his books by a faint
candle-light. A knock at tho door, and
then It was hastily opened, and ti great
covered basket thrust in.
Tho boy sprang toward it. "For
mo 1" ho exclaimed, ns ho opened tv lit
tlo note and read :
.Mr iiEAti Arnt'sriM, I send yon this as a little
piuocnt; do accept 11. lir.Niir.
And as tho turkey, nnd the 'pies, and
the nice cako were pulled forth by the
eager hands of tho child, tho poor wid
ow was almost overcome with gratitude;
for n faint voice exclnlnied with every
accession, "Oh! how beautiful 1 oh I
howgootll mother, wo tnhave Thanks
giving to-morrow ;" nnd n pale, sick faco
gleamed In the subdued light of the little
room, the face of a poor, frail, consump
tive child, to whom theso delicacies
seemed above all price.
And so to many came great sorrow ;
with many more, chilling poverty was
tlio only guest ; and some wero right
merry, thankful, and happy on that
Thanksgiving Day.
WIT AND HUMOR.
"Wastt. I'Avr.it Diplomatic notes.
Tin: right man in tho right place is a
husband nt homo in the evening.
An old farmer In Pennsylvania, when
told that ho possessed oil lands, made
light of It.
I'L'Ncii's caution to ladies: A silk
dress should never lie sat-in. A stand
ing joke, not original witli Punvh.
Qi'inni.i: says, what tho Southern
.States now want is representation In
Congress not mls-reprcscntation.
"Tiikuk is a divinity that shapes our
ends," as a pig remarked when contem
plating the kink In his tail.
Why should there be no free seats in
a church V Hecauso you ought not to bo
made good for nothing.
"How does that lookV" said Mr.
Cramp, holding out his brawny hand.
"That," interposed Amos, " looks as If
you wero out of soap."
What Is the dilfercuco between n
mischievous mouse and a beautiful
vising lady? One harms tho cheese
and the other charms tho he's.
" I stand upon tho .-oil of freedom,"
cried a stump orator. " Xo," cried his
shoemaker, "you stand in a pair of
shoes that lmvo never been paid for."
A i.awyur engaged in a case, tor
inentcd a witness so much with ques
tions that tho poor fellow at last cried
for water. " There," said the judge,
" I thought you'd pump him dry."
" Bill" said Hob, " why is that tree
called a weeping willow'.'" " Cati.-e
one of tho sneaking, plaguey things
givw near our school-house, and sup
plied tho master with switches."
AiTr.it rolling all night in your berth
at sea till you arc miserably sick, to
lmvo a steward open your door in tho
morning and ask you if you'll have a
inwf roll for breakfast, is certainly very
irritating.
Stkonh and sharp as our wit may lie
it is-not so strong as tho memory of
fools, nor so keen as their resentment ;
he that has not the strength of mind to
forgive is by no means weak enough to
forget; and it is much easier to do a
cruel tiling than to say a severe one.
A NKtiiio woman aa relating her
experience to a gaping congregation of
color, and among other things sho said
she had been in Heaven. Ono of the
ladies of color asked her : " Sister, did
you see any black folks in Heaven'.'"
"Oil! get out! you s'jiote I go in de
kitchen when I was dar'."'
Oxi: of 'tho most truly contented ex
pressions I ever heard was that which
fell from the lips of a dying minister,
lie was asked whether he wished to re
cover or not. He replied: "Hoally,
my friend, I do not care which. If I
die, I shall be with God ; If I live, God
will bo with me."
"Mastcii," said tlio clown of a cir
cus, "what is tho dlllerenco between
occupation and business'.'" "Difference?
thero is none." " O, yes, there is. I'll
give you an instance: Maximilian's
taken possession of Mexico is nn occu
pation, isn't it? "Yes." "Well, ho
hasn't any business there, has ho?"
At n fancy dress ball In Paris recently,
a lady was seen with it very low-bodlcd
dress while floating anil waving an
abundance of green gauze. Sho was po
litely asked by a gentleman what sho
personated. "Tho sea, monsieur."
"At low tide, then, madam." The
lady blushed and the gentleman smiled.
A man painting tlio cornieo of a
house in Hartford ft few days sluco fell
from tlio ladder, and it was supposed
that ho was badly hurt. Immediately
after tho fall a young man rau to tho
storo to Inform tho painter of the mis
fortune that had overtaken his work
man. Tho " boss" listened to tlio tell
ing description of tho fall, and with the
ruling passion still strong In him asked,
anxiously, " JHd ho split the paint f
In the height of inu.-qulto time the
littlo rascals practise thoirsongs nightly
to tho annoyance of every one. When
a littlo girl, Ettio, about ilvo years old,
was being put to bed, hot- mother said
to her: " Ettle, you must always bo a
good girl, and then at night, when you
aro asleep, tho angels will eomo nnd
sing, and watch around your bid."
"Oh, yes, ma," said Kttle, "I know
that; I heard them singing nil around
my head last night, nnd somo of them
bit mo, too."
II.U'i'Y DitHAM. A bashful youth
was paying his addresses to a gay hiss
In tlio country, who had long despaired
of bringing things to it crisis, llo call
ed ono day when fehownsut hoinonloiio.
After settlingthomeritsof tho weather,
the girl aid, looking slyly Into his faco:
" I dreamed of you hist night." " Did
you? why now!" "Yes, l dreamed
that you kissed me." " Why, now!
what did you dream youriuothersalil?"
" Oh, I dreamed shu wasn't nt home."
A light dawned on tho youth's Intellect,
a singular sound hroko the stillness, and
In le;s than four mouths they weroinar
vied. ,
JOSEPH HIKOKL & II. S. l'MSTElt,
(Late illegal, Wlcst & Krvln,)
Importers mid Jobbers of
DHY HOOPS',
No. 17 Noith Third Htrcct,
Philadelphia.
JTUSSELL A WOODIIUFF,
Wholesale Henlers In
TOUAC'COH, CIUAltS", l'll'IX, Ac, Ac,
No. M Norlh Third Slreet, ibo o Market,
Philadelphia.
JOHX U. YEAGEU & CO.,
Wholisilo Dealers In
HATS, t'Al'H, STItAW HOODS, AND
i.Aiiir.s' runs,
No. 257 Noi th Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Q D. HOIUHXS & CO.,
i& IIlONMi:ilClIANTH,
Northeast comer of Second and Vino Htn ets,
Philadelphia.
Q L. HETTLE,
with
1IU.SU, I1UNN A CO.,
DUYCIOOIM,
No. 10 North Thlnl Street,
Philadelphia.
piUSIlMUTII, imoTIIER & CO.,
wiioi.usai.i: toiiacco DUAi.nas,
No. l jt North Thlnl Street,
Ave doors below llaee
I'nctorlcs, Nos. 21! and 2i"i lluarry Street,
Philadelphia.
J V. LAM15ERT,
with 110SS, SHOTT A- CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of
CLOTHS, t,'ASSIMi:itlX, VKsTINOM, Ac,
No. mil .Market Slieet,
Philadelphia.
"UXGEIHC1I it SMITH,
WHOI.KSAI.K OltOCIIItH,
No. 11 Norlh Third Street,
Philadelphia.
J.
11. LONG8THET! I,
rAPMiMiANfiiNti WAi:i:iioi;si:,
No. 12 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
G
?t W. HLAHOX A CO.,
Manur.ieluicis of
on. cloths and window shadkh,
Warehouse, No, 121 Norlh Third Stieel,
Philadelphia.
M.
M. MAHPLE,
NOTIONS, IIOSIKP.Y, 11I.OVI2S, AND
l'ANCY GOODS,
No. M North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
pilUCNlX STOVE DEPOT.
iii:ati:us,ianoix, andsiovi:s,
Wholesale and Hetail. '
l'ATl'.NT ANTI-DUST COOKING STOV11.
VULCAN IIKATKl I,
for heating two or more rooms.
l'AllI.ni:, COOKINO, LAUNIiItY,-IIi:.TlNO,
and every variety of SToVISS.
JOHN I. INS,
No. W Noi til Second Street, Philadelphia.
yoirx e. fox & co.,
STOCK AND KXC1IANGK lmoKnilX,
No. 11 Smith Third Street,
Philadelphia.
SPIX'Ii: AND HANK-NOTIJt,
ALL KINDS OK STOCKS AND I10NDS
bought and sold on comuiMlon. Attention given
to collections on all aece-slhhi points.
K
.""ENXEDY, STAIHS & CO.,
wiioi.r.sALi: fish di:ali:iis,
No. l.'Qiind 132 North Wharves,
Philadelphia.
c
1IIAHLES II. MAHPLE,
Importer nnd Dealer In
llItANDUX, WINI-S GINS, LIQUORS,
WINi: IlITTl'ItS, Ac,
No. 122 North Thhd Street,
above Aich, west side,
Philadelphia.
jOYAL & HOVEU,
Successor!, to
lllLnilUT, ltOVAI. A CO.,
WHOLKSALi: DltL'flGISTS,
Importers and Dealeis In
DIIUGS, Mr.DICINIX, SPICKS, PAINTS, OILS,
cn.Ass, dyi: stltfh, ac,
Nos. M and 311 Norlh Thhd Street,
Philadelphia.
II
AG EX, HOYD it CO.,
COMMISSION MKIII.'HANTS,
and Wholesalo Dealers In
LKAT AND MANUl'ACTUnUD TOllACl'O,
SKOAIIS, AC,
No. 01 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Consignors can forward lliolr stock "In Ilond,
without piepaylug the United States lax.
JjSTAHLISlIED 1703.
JOllDAN A llllOTIlKIl,
WlIOLIiSALi: aUOCKUX,
and Dealeis In
BALTPIITIIi: AND IIIUMSTOXK,
No 200 Norlh Third Street,
PhlladHphln.
ILLEH et HOST,
Successors tol'iuiikllii P, Seltzer A Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealeis In
I.HlUOlps, WINIM, Ac,
Nos. HQ and 112 Norlh Third hticel,
Philadelphia.
J. L1WTEK,
Wholcsulo and llctall Dealer III
roni:io.v and DOMiivno c.itn;rs,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADIW, Ac,
No. 3) North Ucoud Street, opp, dins t Cliurih,
riiUMlcipuu.
JjHODllEAD & KAUH,
lanuiaciuiers ami noiesiiie jieiuers in
I100TH AND Hitor.'),
No. 211 Noilh Third Strict,
l'lillmlelpliln.
MMIE UXlOX HOTEL,
Aich Street, between Third mid l'oit'tli Street",
l'hllitdclphlii.
ciiiusTA wr.iint,
Proprietors.
T. CHAHLES HOTEL,
on Tin: nunoi'UAN plan,
Nos. CO, W, 01, and VI Norlh Third Hil l els,
between Market mid Anh Hinds,
Philadelphia.
C'Il.Vlll.i:SKUX'KNi:it,
Mn linger.
G
1 1UA1U) HOUSE,
Corner of Ninth nnd Cheslmit Slrecls,
Philadelphia.
II. W. KANAGA,
Proprietor,
"W
fATSOX et JAXXEY,
Importers and Jobbers of
SILK AND l'ANCY DHKSS 00011?,
SHAWLS, AC,
No.na.Markit Sluel,
Philadelphia.
I
7 A. HEXDHY,
Us
Suceesor to Hendry A Harris,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In
HOOTS ANDSHllKS,
No. S3 Norlh Third Slreet,
Philadelphia.
IT v 1,KTK'-MAX'
With LIPPINCOlTATIlOrri-.I!,
WHOI.liALK(illOCi:ilS,
No. SI North Water Street,
mid No. a) North Delawaio Avenue
Philadelphia.
G
1 EOUG E 11. HOHEltTS,
Importer and Di alcr In
HAP.DWAIti:, CUTI.KllY, GUNS, Ac,
No. 311 Noith Third htrcct, nbmu Vine,
Philadelphia.
jgEXJAMIX GHEEX,
Dealer In
CAIll'CTINGS, WINDOW SIIADIX,
OILCLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. S3 North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
J P. I5EAHD,
with LIPP1.STOTT, HON II & CO.,
Manui.'.clurers and Wholcsalo Dealeis In
n.vis, caps, runs, and stiiaw goods,
No. IllMarki I Slreet,
Philadelphia.
JjMlWE, EUSTOX et CO.,
Maiiuraetureisiuid Wholesale Dejihrs In
CI )T ION YAH NS, CA It PI T CHAINS,
HATTS, WICKS, Till YAltNS, CO It DAG H,
llllOO.MS, WOOD AND WILLOW WAHU,
I.OOK'O GLASSIES, CLOCKS, FANCY HASKITS,
TAIILK, PLOOH, AND CAIIItlAGK
OILCLOTHS, AC,
No. SW Maiket Sin el, Ninth bide,
Philadelphia.
T H. WALTEIt,
Lato Walter A Kauh,
Importer and Dealer 111
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUIIKNhWAHK,
No. 231 Noi th Third htuet,
In Iween llaee and Vine
Philadelphia.
"lSTAIlLlSHED 18:20.
" .lOIINHHAKIHTACO.,
WIIOLIXALK DHUGOIS'lS,
and Dealers lu
CHKMICAI.S, MKIUCINKS, PATUNT MKOP
CINKS, SPILTX, PAINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
VAHN1SIII5S, DYUS, Ac, Ac,
Southeast corner of Third mid Callow hill Sis.,
Philadelphia.
KMIJllUSTEIt it lillOTHEH,
Importers and Jobbers of
HOSIL'KY, GI.OVI5S,
SI II UTS AND DItAWKUS,
111' ITI IXS, iSfSPHNDEHS,
IIOOPSKIHTS, HANDlCnUI'lllKKS,
THKIIADS.sr.WING SILKS,
TH1.M.MINGS, POHTi: MONNAII5S,
SOAPS, PKHFUMI'.HY, l'ANCY GOODS, AND
N I ITI DNS G I :.N 1 1 H A 1. 1. Y,
Also Maiiuractiiiei's of
H1IUSI1US AND LOOKING GLASSI'JS,
and Dealers lu
WOOD AND WILLOW WAHH.
llllOO.MS, KOPI, TWINKS, Ac,
No, VJ Norlh Third Street, ubovo Vine,
Philadelphia.
QOTTHELL A. AY It KM,
Wholesale Dealers III
l'iSH.CHKnsH.Ac, Ac,
No. 100 Noi III Wharves,
second doornbov o Aich Mice!,
Philadelphia.
JAHCHOFT .t CO.,
msiilersnud.Iobbeisof
MTAPLK AND l'ANCY DHY GOODS, CLOTHS,
I'ASsIJlUHIJ,, IILANKUI'S, LI.NT..SS,
WIHTi; GOODS, IIOMKHY, AC,
Nos, m and 107 Maikcl Stieel,
above Fourth, noithslde,
Phll.uhlphl.i,
IT w JtA:sr,-''s
WIlol.lSSALi: TOIIACCO, SNUIT, AND
CIGAIt WAIILIIOL'Si:,
No, 110 Noith Thlidhtrci I,
between Chcriy and Itaco., west side,
Philadelphia,
JOSEPH S. DELL,
M.iniilai-tiiicr of and Wholesale Dealer In
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, I'ASnl JlKltliS, AND
YKSTIXGS,
No, II Noi th Third Street,
PJHlu'.tuphlii,
JOWER HAHXKS & POTTS,
nOUKSKLLUIlS AND ST.Y1 lONUIlS,
and Dealers in
C'UllTAIN AND WALL l'Al'KH,
No. 37 North Third Strut t, below Arch,
Philadelphia.
Publishers of fiandcrs's New Header, llrooks's
Arithmetics, lloberls's History of I he Hulled
Stales, Pelton's llutllno .Maps, Ac. lltatik-llooks
on hand, and made to order.
jSTAllLlSIlEI) WIS.
II, V. UAHl'i;. li.ll, 1U..S.--.I.I ei w.
WllOMXALi: DIIUOGISTH,
No, 7.17 Market Street, ono door below Klshth,
Philadelphia!
Diiuci's, mi:dicini;-s, ciIi!mIcU.s
PAINTS, OILS', GLASS, VAllXIHHUS, DY12S,
nnd every other article perlalnlna to thu business,
of lhebi'stiuallty, H4li al limot market rales.
XDHEWS, WILK1XS et CO.,
lieaiers in
rOIlKION AND DOMKSTICt DHY GOODS,
No. .7)1 Market Slreet,
Phllndelphln.
s
iXYDEH, HAltitlS .t HASSETT,
Jlaliiif.iclurrrs and Jobbeis of
MKN'.S AND HOY'S CLOTHING,
Nos, 62 Market, and 522 Commerce- Slreet,
Philadelphia.
yEAVElt et SPKAXKLE,
WIIOLCSALi; llllOCliltS A.M) l.u.il.ni.lisiu.
MI'dlCIIANTS,
Nos. 22" and 227 Arch Slreet,
Phllailelphla.
I. HUltKHAUT,
importer and Dealer In
IHON AND STl'.KL,
No. M Front SI I eel,
Philadelphia.
II
UHUAH FOIl CATAW1SSA!
THIS WAY HI 1 1 HAHGAINS.
Goods lo compare with stilniioney of Ihi- money
market. Lisik mid eomp.uo ptlis-s beforo pur-
chii-duc; elsewhere. Just call at Iho favoiite busi
ness stand of
Me'NINCH A SIIl'MAN,
mid you will boiuet by Iheobllslmt proprietors or
t heir clerks, and shown I hi oiijjIi I heir meat variety
store free of el iarne, of course. They will idu- yin
a fair ehaneo lo spend ollr louse ebatle, Ibey
trust much luoro prolltalily than it i-au be- spent
clscwheu'. Their ,
STOCK OF DHY GOODS
this Sprlna Is much latwr In all Us varlcths than
usual. Their
LADIP.S' Dlll'.SS GOODS
uro of Iho nicest styles lu market. Theyhavoa
lino asMjitinent of
HATS. CAPS. HOOTS AND SIIOKS.
SU.MMKIt CLOTHS, CAS.S.IN171S,
CASSIMHIir.s, AND VKSTINGS,
and iiumeroiis arlti les coin n ion to such establish
nienls, beshles a K'-neral assorlmetil of
HAHDWAlli:, TINWAHi:, IjUKHNSWAIli:,
AND GHOCl'.niKS.
all at qreally rediieeil prices. They wish lo con
duct their business on the sstem of
"PAY AS YOU GO,"
and they think they can u'lbrd to sell very cheap,
They ieturn their thanks fur many past tavois
iiml ask I In- hituri- piilruiiajie of their foimer eus.
tomers and the public fii'iu-uilly.
Mi-NINCII A SIIl'JIAN
riATAWlSSA HAILKOAD.
I 'loin and iilteiOelober 2, lbii",, Iho trains will
luiss Hui'i it aa loltnus:
Goino Ninirii. Hliiilra Mall nt 1 i-.m.j Kilo
j;xuesHiti 2:is a.m.
Goinii Soi rit. Phllailelphla Mall at II A.JI,
Now York i:.pres.s ul 1 p.m.
iii:iihgi: wr.HD, supi.
T ACKAWAXXA AXD HLOOMS-
I J lll'HG UAII.HllAll.
ini and alter March II, IsOO, Passenger Trains will
urn as louov.s:
Son iiwaiiii. Leave Seiantnn at 1:10 p.m. and
.i: io a.m.; uiimsimi ai ii p.m. ami i.i.via.m.: Illooms.
noi!, m s:.ii p.m. nun ii .M. Arrive al .Norlliuiu
berlauil at ll:.Vl l-.M. and 10::t'i a.m.
Noll l iiwaiiii.--Irf'iie Northuiiibeilaufl at" A.M.
unu.iP.M.; iiiuoiiisiairi; ai s:, a.m. ami ii:ii p.m.
Seiniilon at 11:0." a.m. and 0 p.m. Arrive at Serine
Ion al J lu a.m. ntul 1UIM P.M.
II. A. FONDA, Supt.
KliiKson1Mareh 11. Hfl.
G
J.HEATJ'EXXSYLVAXIAH0UT1
to nn
NOHTII AND WKST.
roi'Il DAILY THANINS.
ON AND AlTKll MAHCII 12, lsiiil, trains will
ieau us iiiiniws;
Leavo Wash'n. Leave Hallo.
livpiess .111111 lil'JII A.M. II- A.M.
I list, i.ini' ,:niA.M, jj:iiip.m.
Plttsliui'K mid IhioKx l:.;o p.m. 7:20 p.m.
I'ltlsbuicuiid Klmlia K.....7:I0 p.m. VJ'i p.m.
TWO THAINS (IN SUNDAY,
(I'utiiii'i'tliiuni Hallliiinre,)
Leavo Washlimtou at 2;liand 7:10 p.m,
SLKKPING CAliS ON ALL NIGHT TIIAINS.
LOW FA UK AND (Jl'ICK TIML'.
Cars urn IhrouL'h from Hallliuoro lo Plllsburc
Kiie, or Kliiilra without change.
J. N. DUHAHHY.
JSliperllileiiili.nl N.l'.,.
DHILA )ELIIIIA AXD KIMK
1 KAILHOAD.- This ureal III,., line rs. il,.,
not I hem and noiihuest counties of Pi-nnsylv.iui.r
... .... ,.im, ,., nit-, n nan oeen
II. I- IK I IS I .1 ll II 1 1 1 1 llv IIH-
Pr.NNsYI.VANIA HAII.UOAD COMPANY.
Thiiu of Passenger 'I'ral lis at N'oithumlierl.iad:
I.KAVI: i: ISIWAKII. Clle Mail Tl alii 11".-....,
Kilo Kspuss Tinln,3:2j A.M.; Klmlia Mall Tia'ln!
l":i'i a.m.
Lkam: Wi.rw inn. Kile- Mall Tialu, 5 a.m.:
Ki le Kxpress Train, 7:1 1 l-.M. ; l.lmim Mall Tiutn
l:ti P.M. '
Passcncer cars inn thi,ou:,hon Iho Kile Mull and
i.spiesN iiitins wuooiii eliauvo liolll wins lie
li i II Philadelphia and I'.rte.
Nl.W YoilK CiiNM.fllii, iA-avoNew Yi il k 11 1 II
.m an Ise at llile at 11:1.1 a.m. ; Leavo Krlu at I:.'u
. .Ji., in 1 1. 1' in .m-ii i hi ii ill ..; in r, .1,
Klctsillt sleeliln ems on all nliilit Irnlns.
Fur liilormaltoii respeeilna imsseiicer business
apply e eiiiiier oi iikiiuein aim .Maiket
Hteels, Plilladelplila; mat lor la Icjn busliies. ol
S. II. i:limsiiin..lr.,tsiiuerorTHelllhuiiil Maiki I
t-in-i i, iiii.iiii'ipui.i : .i. m . iievnuiiis, I , ,i. yii
Ham IlioHli, Amiit N.C.H.H., liahlm
II. II. IIOI'STHV,
General I'relphl Am-nl, Pbilailelplila.
II. W. GWIN'XCll.
P'ui, riiiiiiiieipii
A. L. TV I I'll
General Superintendent, WilllamsiHiii.
March 22, iNiil,
1 READING HAILItOAD.
J.V hl'MMKH AHIIANGKJIKM'.
.v in il '-e isi.ii
Great Trunk Lliiu lioni the Ninth nnd Northwest
lor Phllailelphla, New Yolk, Ileadlni;, Pol'lsvlllo
... ...... iuu, ..niu.iiii.1, j.k-uiiiiiiii, .eiieiuowil, 1 vision
e.. Ae.
Iiahis leave llanlsliuiK lor New Yolk ns fnl
Ions: At 3, 7:10, mid Hal. a.m., and 2 ami 'i:2u p.m
eiilllieiillltr Willi stmltai' liiilns nn Hi.. i'
vniila I'.allrnad.iiiiil iiii)vln ut New oik ul ill)
aul 10 a, n and 3. 10 and IhVip.m. mi. eplinj Cars
; i"--rf ...j., .mil i',v i ;n, i in ins, wiiuoui
eli.inue.
Leave ll.u rlsbiiru for Hi-adlic Pottsv lite. 'I'aiiin-
' ' v.. ii i V --""no. r i ii live, a inn own
and P i .a n h a nt am .,,.,i n.
slop hi ual l.i iMimn and piluelpal Wav Sl.ilions
!!".'.' - .'.''M-' .'"''! making iiocloe e.iiiiiecli.iii.ini!
lii n '"r 1 bdadelplil,,. -r Pollsv Hie, Ht-lui) .
........... ... ...... ,,, , , oi-iiii,, ii.iu iiiei riilii-
pi iiiiiiii.i iuhimiihi. ii ii,. uimisiniru ul I r p.vi
itninliiii. leavo ,V Yoikat Ii vm., 1.' m ,itud
S:-IP.M.! P hi .uleliih .ml s e M. in.. I a-.ui i. . . n..n,v
jlllji at S:: v.m. iiihI 2:11 p.m.; Ashl.iiei at li and
! --i.-i "ii'i i.i e.s.l llllliaipi.1 ill li;j, A.M. and
1 llllil K;..i p, M.
Leave Potlsvllle for llarrlsbuiif, via Sehuylklll
and siisiiiihiinn.i Hiilliiui.l, nt 7 i.vi.
. Heaillnu Aceoiiiisl.itlonTialii liuves lleadlnis at
'.',";" ii-"ii iin.iiii'iMiia ai .'i p.M,
l ohiuibl.i Hallinail Trains leave Hendhmiil f.:JU
s
in... i n , I-., i, i.,r c.iiniiin, I. UK, ( iillillllila, Ac., ,'e.
On isunila.vs leave New York at WW P.M.; Phlla
ilelphln at s a.m. mid Hil.i i-.m tlu- n a.m. train run.
ntnijonlvto lleailliiu-j Pot1vllleat s...M Tama,
una hi ,:Hi v.M.; HarrMain!ai i:au.:i.i and Head
bus at I: ) a.m. lor Harnsbiuu-, and ii:ij a,m, for
.V w , oi k, ami l:iu-.M. for Philadelphia.
iiiiiniiipiiioii, Milium-, S. i mi, I'm in-slon. and
pii'i'' l'' '" ,',,,1"lv'1 ruto lo una IioiiiiiII
Dip ,ibc ihrsked throiiuh. i;it'lu poundi ol
Isi .Me ulloiud c icti posi-ojjer
Iv,l.a.,A,,Y.',1,'-,,-tl'-'l-',,' .
CCII ELL, HEHGElt & CO.,
UHNKIUL COMMISSION MEHCHANTS,
lk'alcrs In
1'tHlt, SAt.T, CHnr-SK, 1'llOVlSIONH, Ac,
Nos. 122 and llll Norlh Wliarvis,aboo ArchHI.i
Philadelphia,
Stole ngents for Wilcox's Wheel Grease, In liar'
rels, kisfs, and ciinsj
MM1E ATLAXT1 1! MONTH LYi
Ti.n eTi.AVTif MnVTIILV. bv cenerid emu
sent, stands nt the head of American Inupullics,
It numbers amonis Its contributors tho most einl.
in-ill tfrllcisor Iheda.v.lKith lu i-iwo linn roeiry.
and Its pile's liaveiiliinys relleclid what Is lawt
III AllieiUlOl l.lieilUlliei Jl iiiHiiminiiH..ii-
lallon iii-M-r belore iralned by ally An-e-rkiiu limit
a.liii-of Ihlschivs, mid it has, by Iho loliR pnrlo.1
or Us existence and thu worlji of Itscontrlbillois,
is-como Ilrnily Used lu ulille esteenf.
l lie louov.'imr nic iimuiiij me- uiw. ji.u,in...i
regular eonlrlbutorM!
i. . j. i.Mir i.i.i.iiu ,
It. W. CJIIIHSON,
WILLIAM cln.LF.N 11HVANT,
J. T. THOWIIIIIIuil', ... . .
DONALD G. MircllKI.t,
C. C. 1IA.UWKLL,
, o. wnirriuit,
O. W. llOL.lllX
11AYAIID TAVLOH,
jtAititi i:p ii. Atowi:,
GAIL HAMILTON, .
i:. p. winppi.ii.
TI'.ltMS: Slnnlc subscriptions, four dollars per
year. . . ....
I I, pit uati;s. i wo copies mrseveii oonars: uro
niiies for sixteen dollais: ten isuiles for thirty
dollui"; Jiud each additional copy threo dollars,
l or every emu oi iieuiy suoseiioeis an r.siui
eopvwlll be furnlliisl gratis, or twciily-oiui ro
pics forslxty dollars.
PosrAiiK. Tho poslnKO nn iho ATLANTIC Is
twcnlv-tour cents per year, mid must In all ciueif
he paid Id tl Illeo w hero It Is reeelvesl,
spkcimiin i oi-iiJS or i no aijia.-s iiii
MONTHLY will be sent on receipt of twenly-nvo
cents. ....
The ATIiA.n Hi" .vni. 1 ui.i aim our iiii .-nii
'01. Ks will bo Ituiiishod together at llvo dollam
per year.
S'clal hidiieetnenlsareollered to teachers nnd
postmasters to proi uie subscribers to our periodl-
'iiiv. .tieiKs itiiieii iiii uimii. nn iii" iiiniiiry.
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121 Tremonl Street, Ilostou, Mas.
o
UH YOUXG FOLKS.
U'nii'iDrrtfnllv invite iitti'iitloli In tlin following
iii.ii! fiotn tluMitito iiml ix.pnl.ir J't-ntity MiUoMn.
(itTiulriiiU'iit of rhnols for lVnusylvmilrt:
Jlfrs.TiCKNitit A rir.Mis, UiiNtuii, Mass.:
(H:nim;mkn, lVimlt mo in rniiniulnto ynn
on ihu m.iikol HtKH'CM tf "(Hir Vouiik i'nlrb.'
I'nun the Nhuc r Hie trtt nninlior I lmvo wiU-U-i-il
with iniicli solirilii'Ii- Its timn itnl charm-tni,
well know inu tin iininciisc minu'iuc, lor l;ikI or
lor cll, It wiiil. 1 ho likely M wicM. .ludgluix
hv tlm linn- tilfli lms nri'Millcit in nmcli of nui
JuxriiUc llli'iatmp, both rellnlotis nnd MTiilnr, I
ir.ll rn iif.xi n-t itjiii 1 1 mii 1 1 ii n imniii ihi i 1 1 in l nil UK
IicaitciltH'.ss wlitch run iil'iiM-shcitk to thu el i lid.
mittiri or Unit tlio faith ninl ltifii'tiiuiiivtii'ikii nf
you 111 mlht lie tanilH-i-td ullh aiiddlKpIaml ty h
iitin mi uir ii i" nun iiri-i-ii in jiihimut yt'tirn.
nnppny my n-ars iiavi- nrmuu ffioiinnu-NH, ami
I tie wliolctoininuiilty lnm to thank you for pro
limine a iiuifrazlno so wi-ll ndaptt-il to thnchiso fur
wlilrh It Is Intended, and so rlcvntlim and iniin.
iiiK In Its Inllut'iiees. SA.Mt'KI P. I1AT1X.
TintMHOKOim YOUNO KOLKHi S2i vnnr. Id
adani'i'! thieo eonlrs, 1n"! ll n copies, H trttro.
Ttles. 81,i nnd t iu-h additional com Sl.ttt). Turnir
copies, S i,and a co)Knitls lo tho person pioctir-
iii'i i in l inn.
peciai nuiureinems oiiftni to tcnciicrM toao
agents, SjM-rlaU'opy and clreulnr sent to ixir-
sons who wlu to iirocure sulwerihers, for leu
cent!,. TJL'K.NUKiN. l'nbllHherx,
Jl04tOU( .MilhH,
JKW YOllK i.KADKU.
The I.I'ADl.H Is published every Katunlny
moiiiln. 'lerms, Invariably, cash in advaurA
.Money sent by mail at the ilsk of the sender.
siiiisi uiprn x Hati'.s. I'oriishiKleeopv, Ihren
moulhs,$l; rum sliii-leeoiiy, six mouths, fur
sltmle copy, otie - ear, SI; lour copies for ono vear,
"1" i eluht copies lor ono year, 828. Ono i'trii
eoiiy to i:el lei -up of ilubs of i lnht.
In icply lo sev eral iippllcatlons, arraiiKi-ments
have In en made Mm special WalerhiK-l'lacesuli.
serljoliinto the LI'AIILMt, w hlell Is pre-i.liilin ntlT
a W ali riiix-Pl.ni! Paper. Iho paper will he iiuill.
ed tosubseillieis for three months for ono dollar,
and Iho iidilresaes ol city subscribers will li
i Hansen upon aiipiieiillon al tills olllee, in that
those who visit Ihu Summer resorts mav not bn
ilipilveil of lids weekly phiitoi-raph of iiollllral,
lllerary, artlslle, ilramatle, and social life. In Ih4
inetlopiills. All eoiilriljutlons, books, buslines
letters, connnuiiliiitliiiis etc., must be ndilnwii-d
to the llllllDH OP Till: Lll.MIK.ll,
11 I rankioit Hiieit, New- oik City,
JVJKW VOJIK 'J'iAll'X
'1 11 II IIAILY TLMHS, eontalnlni! the latest l'lir.
(lull and DoiiiisIIc News, ts published .Inllv, nt
Jen dollais pi r milium ; wllh .Sunday i-dltluii.
twi le dollars.
Tim hi:.mi-wi:i;:kly ti.mich, published
'Iiiesilaysand I'l Ida- s, price tlvecents. In uddl
lion to Hie latist Kcueial lnlellineneo bv Ulcxrniili
up to the moment ol foliar lo pi ess, there will b.i
liiund In each number ilio fullest WashliiKtou
News, l.uropian Xews nlthnruphli' lettorsfiom
our corn sjimidciils in lsimlou mid Pails. kIv-Iiw
t ie lone of public IicIIiik abioad, Ismailciispi-.
cla and permanent featuie. Iniulditlon to lib-
L'! vi i'-i!''.'-," l.'J.'"..'.';!!''.'"1 '"I'11" uf Hie day, His
bl..II- l-.l.lv LY 'lI.MKshasu pasii of carefiillv
piep.ireiloinniereialni.itter.KlvhiKthe latest I'l
n.iiiclal .Nevis and Market Heporls; Hems or An
il' ultuial I Isimenie interest, mnipllisl from
siiuiees many of which iileotherwlo lliacecsslbhi
v'i',.,r A"1",ll;.ui readerj mid marriages met
.MaiTla'mnl lieathsol llw week.
the "Hisii-Wui ki.v HiHonn," or NevisSnm-niary-be
iiacareiul sviiopslsanil ,Kc.,t of tlm
news ol the day. Is alone vvoilh doiiblu Iho sale
seiiiiilimpilee iiiili,. paper, as It preserves lu a
V.'. ".','.'''",. ouvvnielitly classllled fyi m all
a vis o luleiist.iind must pi uvo valuablo wn
ucord t'i all time.
Trims. Tims, dollars icr minimi. Clubrabsi
III- ilLsi-iinl llllli il.
., '1'l'''wl';';K1l'Y,T'JI,I';?.l'"bIlslicd at Iviodiilhim
ill in!. ""! "",,'!i I1;1!1",1"" '" ""' 1,l,'st Kcner.il
, V n'i-" up n, ini; iiiiiuieiiL i'l
Kolnir to piess, il, ndlest WashhiKton Neirs.
i.i "i"1 K'aplilc letlels from our
T.'r"." ! V,",. '" "" KiVlll-' ttl'l
li i ie ol publlo IcelhiK abioad, Is made-a special
a id pei iiiaiient lealme. In addition to KdluirliUs
V vl-'iv1 '"'"'rem topics or iheday, the WHKK
,'.!. i i !"s" '"!"'( caicfully-pii-parciHiuu-n
e clal ma ler, iflvllin the latest riiiuiielal News
t ',".. .,lii' li!'L. 1,"1 -s'l'li : Hems of Ar,rlciiHunsl an t
,.r . i.i I ,,ll' i'si. compiled, lioiu sources miiiiy
or Willi h nieotlierwlso inaccessible to Hit, Aiucrl.
can leader; and .Maiila(!esnndlleath.sof tlm weiil..
jVKW YOKJC TitiBUxi'
KNLAIKII'U.
TUP, LAIKIKST AND CIIEAPKST.
i:.m.auui:mi..nt ok tub iiaii.v, hiwi-ithmki.t,
anh wi:kki,y rniuuNr;.
x.. ... ... .. -
r.'... 111,1 hut mat thoslro of Tits
i .11. iM. lias been Imieaseil niorolhan onoipuii
ler, the pi leu will leiualu the same.
...V. . .'.,,r' -ii' hi nunsritii i; rolt
Tllli OHHAT 1'A.MII.Y NUWlSPAPLH.
'rill- -rvv vfiiie i,.i.,f, ..............
o !'rl!".'':1 "" " '"Wdoiilile-niedluin sluel, niaU
, '?,in n, " l,.'',',' six liroad eolunms eaih. It
In t ' '!, I'. ""'"lianl Hdllorlal, publlshei
u lull livn.Y lmiii'.NK,e.ce, thosooi meielr
! im i 1 1 1 , v 1 1 ' 'i ""'""l lini-ortaiil mid hi-
i. i ..J -Nl' llooks; Hie Li s fimu our l.iiua
Ivi.'s.i'm 'o1""" 'bo latest news leceive.1
iii I lie in i s; "tou and all other pal Is
tHIneeoi Wclfypa'vn;:, ' I'SS iiiffi
...n.'-iiuii mm- iMie am .ncwk rccclVtM
Semi'.'.i'.'' ui',"'c','' J:!""'?ivo Ht-porlsof the ao.
liisi nrni.V'i1!; J.'l,"',".('l? ,'lubl'r lh" Amelicali
, r, , v i;,7m .: ' ." ltr Jl '!"'
country n;-.r
iim.vi .iVi". 1 ,"i"v" " nnojciiicr in"
!.!i! "!;'"" r.!!'t'1N. sjuplo coiiy, t year. i! ()
iiiioples,aiiicsscd(ouiiiiiciotsuli.scilhoisi7 '
, VUIII.V lop IS, ;lp. ,l, :'PI
J en inples, lo ono nildi ess .., in m
Ivii niy isiples, in ime address . il io
........... ,-ulv uufceni si each club of lea.
Tin: nm.-.va- Viim.- siiJsi"i"n,
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