The Centre Bemocrat, Thursday Morning, April 9, 1885. lh h . Local Editor and SEO. P. BIBLE, { Goel Be Manager, CORRARPUNDENCR, oi bing tiny Ortant news, solicit + from muy part of the county. No communications inerted anless mocompuniad by toe real name of the writer Local Department. Norice.—Our office is now in Har ris’ new building opposite the Bush Arcade, H. KxiceLy He is now is our mak. and will eall Please havethe Norice Mr, (3, authorized co'le tor, ing a our of 'le county upon you in due time. wherewith to make him glad, Our subscribers changing their address will please office. ther post oll ce, sve name of old, as well as new Bayard’s Druggstore for Drugs —Are you thinking of making garden? Bedroom suits very low at Brach- Lill's Sons. I'he Juniata overflowed its banks last week. $3.7) to $25, Chis per half dozen, B whbill's Sons, Our hhiends who have so liberally nded request have our t mnks, ' to our 1 } : About an inch of snow fell on Friday roght, but gradually melted away on “it nday, Nave ten percent of your money by > ying furniture and Bedding at Brach- | Lid Sons, Clarion —The Methodist church in has skating rink, county, been converted into ~Fresh Drugs at Bayard's, ~See sheriff sales in another column, — Argument court was held on Tues. day last, bill's Sons, least money at Brachbill's Sons, ny street, ~A very heavy wind storm moderate this place on Sunday night. quantity of rain passed —=Wm., Dorris and wife, and H. Pat- Bush House this week, —Clement now through the telephone from his office, heretofor he had to deliver his Messages Dale Esq, on foot, —Master Will Spear, who has been night operator in the Willismaport tele- in Bellefonte to remain. isonburg will be dedicated on April the 19th Rev. Conrad Philadelphia will be present toconduct Sunday inst., of the services, Prof, Gramley and Prof. Weber, ex- pect to open select schools in Rebers- burg some time this month, You had bet’ ter consolidate and givean A No. | school to thejcitizens of that “burg,” —dJ. about 100 brooms a week sre turned out, but Mr. Murray expects to manufacture a goodly number of Brooms after awhile ~The Ladies of the W. C. T. U. will find it to their advantage to subscribe for the CENTRE DEMOCRAT, as we publish | each week temperance articles furnished | by that order from different parts of the county Walter W. Bayard, the druggist on Alleghany street leaver & Gephart's office, opposite | —For Drugs, Medicines, ~Dr. J. D. Gulssinger has removed his { dental office to rooms above Lyons’ store on Allegheny street, and has his office handsomely earpeted with Brussels Carpet { and every thing very nicely and conveni- 3 an Allegheny street. —The U. B. Conference will meet in the Millheim U. B, church, on Satur dy, the 30th of May, ~Rev, D. N, county, this state is now relations in this county, ~It is evident that the trout .eason is here, from the numerous fisherman strung along the streames. —A wild cat wasshot about two weeks 220, on the mountain, near Beaverdam, the east end of this county. —Mr. John Wagner caught a trout on Tuesday, that measured 15} inches. This is a trout story, but a true one. —During the several nice warm days last week, we heard a chronic grambler remark that it was getting too hot for comfort, ~The brick wall of Mr. Thomas Reynolds’ stable on the site of ones destroyed by the recent fire, is progres sing rapidly. ~The side track at the dept is being torn ap and properely graded to the of visiting bis Leitzell Clarion {| High one to the other. almost proved fatal. {ently arranged. —Try John Beezer's meat market on stree t. Choice meats and fresh The best Steaks in the sausage. mar ket. Just give him one call and we will { guarantee you will go there for your | nextsteak or roast. ~The Centre Reporter says : Stakes have been driven fora new house at the railroad station—this makes the 12th new building erected and in con- templation at Centre Hall for '85, with five or six more in prospect.” ~Two Bellefonte ladies, while passing the post office on Wednesday, remarked “1 think it is going to rain" to which the other replied “Indeed it is raining now” “Oh my what are we going to do about it” ssid the former lady. Well in this town dear girls we generally let it rain. What did you do about it. ~The Millheim Journal says *‘Mr. Benjamin F. Stover, residing near Farmers Mills, had an accident which While out driv- — Parlor suits of all grades, at Brach. — Best furniture and Bedding for the ~-A telephone has been put into Mr, Walter Bayards drug store on Alleghe, with a over terson of Huntingdon, registered at the talks phone exchange, hus returned 10 his home ~The new Lutheran church at Mad- D. Murray, ast Centre Hall, bas | opened a broom factory. At present only | as usunl among the different churches here in town. Appropriate sermons preached, and the churches, beautifully decorated with generally flowers plants, among which we mention in rog hang Inr order, beginning with the most tromely and extensively decorsted. THE REFORMED CHU R( " presented the most striking RPPEATANCH and the entire width of the church, in | front of the pulpit, was artistically decor. ated with plants, tropical and others, with | mixed among them, presenting a picture of [ lovliness. | green plants, within which was suspend [ed a white dove among the flowers. The | { centre of the arch wus adorned by a clus- | ter of spotless white lillies, skillfully ar- | | ranged. The principai decorations of the arch of Bouvardins, hyacinths and tulips, Stand. ing upon the f moss, imbedded In which were consisted jonquile, | altar was a cross, mostly lovely tra-rosee, whose fragrance was no ticable through the entire For this general floral collection great credit church, is due Mr. Harry Chapell of Willinmsport who so promptly filled the order. | tay the least, the decorations were mag- nificient, and those who had the matter in credit, The | Miss Onmacht presiding at the organ, ren_ charge deserve choir with | dered Jackson's Te Dewm und other choice selections among which we noticed an exceedingly beautiful and | opening anthem in the mornis g, entitled, Des The ' tionally ine { “Christ is Risen from the evening services were excej ¥ n teresting, being opened by an artistic ren “Awake, Al the lition of | Put a) Q on Thy Stresgth ST. JORN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH the decorations were not very extensive, | h A [ but beautiful what there was of them A around the base, left of banging from the eagle's beak. ¢ the wi bandsome cross with flowers strewn adorned the star the pulpit, snd a basket fa n ral outsi ralions, The f be Mrs Was rN NE flowers were the gift of of Coatesville. The (30 exceptionally fine mu | Howitt preached in his | eid eit His closing and farewell 3 : le manner, remarks, were sad and impressive, espeei. {ally to those who truly realize and ap- the Episcopa) | But | { are those whom theangelscould not please, | prociate that Rev. Howitt has given best years of his life to the ¢ ol congregation Bellefonte, | and they are found in every church, coun _ [ty and state. Rev Hewitt bas, perbaps, | i | made more true, and lasting friends, for bimeelf outside of the church, than any minister who bas beeen bere for a number {of years. The Holy Communion was sd- ministered to about sixty. Rev. [ bas accepted a oall tendered him once be. | fore, from Fremont, Nebrasks, to which | place he will move in a few weeks. | THE BOMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH | was handsomely decorated with flowers Good music for the nceasion, wes rendered | by the choir. Rev. Father McArdle de- { lived & very appropriate discourse, dwell, | ing upon the resurrection, and the observ. i | § | EASTER SUNDAY Wis observed nbout were and u- i The pulpit lined on either side with plants, baskets of handsome and frangrant flowers | In the centre was an arch of carnations, | made | To | difficult | usl clear and for. | there Hewitt | Personal Mr, Jobin T vigible on our streets on Saturdsy J.'H, Mugkey, af Williams rt, savaral hones in town on 8 Fowler, of Fowler, wus | , 1] Fpen tturday J. 0H. Holy, KE (.y Of Bnow Shon, was in town Baturday lust, transseting some busi. ! nos, Mr. W. P. Fisher, Jr., of Unionville, at tha mn wns a enller Desocuar office o Monday. | W.E. SBbaffar, a youug and energetic farmer, of Hublersburg, was in town Monday. Mr. G. M Tyrone, on Burket and W. L. Study, of ut the Brockerhoff registered Houge on Monday, Mr. Diniel Whiteman of Roland w 8 {in town on Saturday looking after some important business, Mr. 8. D. Gettig and Mr. W. A. ner, two Young school tenchers Wag- Tue. wn | from seyvilla, spent a few hours in t 0 n Tuesdny f ! i Mrs. C, A. Swavely, o loanoke, Vir ginia, is now visiting her sons, Jacob A jand E, J, 8 wavely, and their families in | this place, | | Friday first Mr. George Davis Jr. =a practices mechanie of Snow Shoe. spent | and Saturday in town, George is a | class fellow, Mr. W., C. Walker of Miles! urg paid bis respects to the Centaur Mr. W, gaged at Mr, Criders mill at Sn Mr. N. M. McCloskey name for the Deu f Desocuar | office on Saturday 15 now er r Shoe, «1 his CRAT for 1KS Tl good Democrats of Curtin townsh PD Are swelling our list rapidly (hen there y Romola, who « Pack WHO save r from tue ean to gon « H travell { friend Mr now Ric | H days, ne n&C N week hards nrne ille Y., was at } He through Clearfield, Indians, Jeffers n and other ome Inst is now traveling tie ‘ Uuniies Reverand | ~ AT THE RUSH House On last Tues. | day evening avery pleasant occurrance | look place in the Bush House fa pariors, few witnesses. The of Mr. Ed- mund G, Shaffer of Maple Hill, Lycom- ing county, to Miss of {in the presence o event being the marriage Ella Tate, | Allenwood Union eoumty. The cere! ‘ i { monies were performed by Rev.,, M. | K. Foster the M, E. minister of this | place. The bride received a handsome gold wateh and chain from the groom, and other presents from friends. Mr. Schaffer has been teaching in this coun- | i | | ty during the winter, and now contem- plates going to the state of Nebraska to locate, in about two weeks, We wish the young couple their usual share of happiness and prosperity, ete. Will. ismaport papers please copy marriage | | | notice in another column, | — - | | ~=A question which is agitating the | | {are as busy as bees unpacking goods and waiting on customers. [ =Mr, Christian Miller w ho has res ded with Mr. Dorcey Green, of Filmore, for | over thirty years, died very suddenly Lon March 30th, 1885, Me ate a vers | very hearty dinner, und a short time after went to the bare where the men we He remarked that he felt chilly and believed be would turn { the corn sheller, He turned it but a few times and then exclaimed “Oh my’ and fell dead, Mr. Mre, Green and daughters, did every thing in their power to bring the man to life by rub- bing and other means, but without the desired result, re i shelling corn, and He had become very much attached to family and they loved and cared for him as ona of their own, Mr. Green's ~During the late fire 8, & A. Loeb had u great deal of clothing and other articles stolen, one day this week a bun. dle the which on opening was found to contain of that the suit would fit the senior editor « was found on front a suit of clothes and an extra pair pants, Adolph gently insinuated f ’" the Democrat, but that he would tcharge him with the theft as the not clothes But he ring would not have been returned. the meanest thing about it that 18 mad because the fellow did not he might have been stolen before: iu, the door bell, as EBay the clothes norning. However the fellow who borrowed the returned the and thankful Thursday articles has n our friend is On of Thomas ast ins and ne BE gentiemen met wilh have terminated Wi the bridie bit broke Al nK very la driving through town and the Lo run away, the corns r« f the soll i on ry ring Elrest Alpba Korman opened up her new [} re iy H lay in novelty tore, the building adjoining Harper & Co's She has a full and fancy goods such as vases, albums store, line of novelties silverware, jewelry, pictures steal en- ETay Ings, and glassware, handsome chromos, The five with china | i cent counter i is just loaded toys and valuable household articles, nnd the lady clerks i i fail to Don't i | to visit the store when vou come i | i | | A Scmoor, Boom.—The Pine Grove Academy ls to open its doors and begin echeol under the tutorship of Prof. T. C Houtz. The Spring Mills Academy under Prof. Hosterman. The Howard Institute under Prof. Lewis Robb's able manage. ment. The Centre Hall Select School un. der Prof. M. The Rebersburg Academy or Select School or both under Profs. Weber | Shires ! : i and Gramley. Aarons. steps | { 22nd day of April, IRR! N T1E~Qur patrons can assist us interiily by paying up their subseription, buek In the late fire wo suffered a considesble loss in the® Rome wre since 1870 destruction of our water moter and machine As inkurance on the machinery in our late office; it is a total Joss whichh will fall quite heavy on us, Those in sre | rears will please remit, ery which will have to be replaced we hud no | 1} ( | | { i His i I hereby gives notjee to the wople of Cen | tire stock of furniture om tre county, That our en- bracing a full | | { { and complete line of ¢ {off very thing will be half price {owing to the recent fire, we propose to of $5000 worth of [furniture at any price we can get with in the next Bishop ' ered for sale at once nt dispose dollars W days, you will find us on street in I brick "PANGLER. { 7) DrocKs rhe | | blo k i | ‘. 1] The Haven received Sons of of Veterans Lock 4 al their rooms ten guns from the government, Being in «rust. members took them them up, Mr. Harry r brightening the one given to him, found the name of “yy, A. father corried during the late od condition the home to brights n Calderwood afi Calderwood’ on it, the musket his war, A Monster Mass Meet ng of Inventors will be held at Columbus. O 110, on the [| ) or the pur- » of perf y pose of perfecting an organization for . ww the Protection of Manufac Inven ors 3 od f y turing and Developing Inventions. De. tecting and Prose uting } Infringements and inst tuting a beney lent Brother- For hood. All are cordially ingited, particulars, address with {wo cent E. Wolverton, Pres dent and | \f ¥ - id Chief Manager, No i) Vine Bireest, Cincinnat:, Ohio on Thur (AY eves [} ing March. 26, the mm Womans 1 Christian of Half Moon @ t mperence {! on held of a supper snd A. stown Although the notice BOC t the } 1 i" 1 3 LOE house at } H 1G rao Storm was short t meal, : and the weather unprop i 1a ies brought a bountifu] took r work is the great need time, these tempersnce ladies Are anxious to increase their number of earnest workers and extend their field of operations, wus, the | and over eighty supper, Knowing he of the Every other Saturday ofternoon they hold regular meetings and are anxious to have all ladies join in their pumbers and work. The blighting curse and wily foe of our hu- mauity, “King Aleohol.” will never be driven from our otherwise fair and bap- py land, until the mothers, wives, sis- ters, and dsughters of the state and | bation, are fully aroused, and then Ae must and wil go. ~—List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Post office at Bellefonte Centre | Co. Pa. April 6th, 1885, Henry Baney, F. M. Bush, Miss Katie Brakeon 2, Davis & Brennan, M. P. Betchy, William Clark, Miss Emma Ditzler, Miss E. A. Fisher, Mrs. { Cath. Fowler, Miss Hannah Flack, Mrs | public mind as much as any other sat this time, and one upon which the | press, public and pulpit, are equally | burg Academy under Prof, Frank Musser | | Madisonburg is to have one, we think Stormstown and Boalsburg should come pew bridge on the Bellefonte and Lemont railroad. ~The brick and other debris is be ance of Lent and Good Friday. At | Sarah Fisher, T. F. Granlio, Miss Mary Gorman, Mis Maria Gross, Winnie | Hussey, Samuel Homan, Doctor Hom- ing last week his horse ran away, and Mr. Btover in trying to jump out of the | : a THE LUTHERAN CHURCH sleigh, became entangled in the gear- ing excavated from the ruins, and ings and was thrown under the horses brick buildings will now be erected on | the members were treated 10 two sermons from Rev. Charles Steck. The decorations i are said le have been elaborate devoted is the question of skating rinks, | their | to the front, yet, and then we would have | good | most all of the old time Academies in or evil effects, ete. ack, John Hennessey, Mrs. Lucy Hura, We could | Mies Hannah J, Kreps, Howard Leop- feel, which tramped him seriously. | We hear that he is doing pretty well at present, the burned corner. ~Mr. Jabob D. Wagner of Miles burg, has moved to Centre Hall where he will take charge of the new grist | { farniture or not, if you desire to see a : : {1a lisplay of bedroom and lor — Centre Hall is having a little boom | TEs CISD AY whi pat! in the way of trade and new buildings | ~—Whether you contemplate buying | mill ss800n as it is completed. furniture of the finest description ever | brought to Bellefonte, we would advise [ go J. | { store. It will cost you nothing and will f | About a dozen new houses are to be erected during the coming year, ~Mr. John Wasson, [of Lemont bas opened a marble yard at Centre [allt Mr. Wass with the Stormstown marble yard and will do | you to into Brachbill's Son's do your heart good to examine the im mense variety of all kinds of furniture n is connected : | they have in stock. You can not go amiss at e to show goo is whether you w {in calling as it is no trouble this good work, at . + xe» Pr I ish For Drugs, Medicines Soaps, Toilet 4 irticies and everything usually kept in | go to Ww al or room lately occuj ) buy or nol It waa iceable fac store, iD of the ladies who were | Messrs Fishel br que carnival, did quite a. Lo give the Cinsom, . n 11 time o It is very essential at tl N § put in an appea the yeor that all places around prewmis- he y ] : } anager had f fe . a ‘ A gone to considerable es where dishwater, siops, and garbage h Wo “Tha trouble for their special pleasure Hut has accumulated, be thoroughly disin- fected, for they are hot beds of disease, | Mrs. Maria, wife of John Roush, residing near Madisonburg, died OBL Always ind the March 27th, at the advanced age of 70 | BOWS accompatying lndly. years. She was a faithful member of | vory seldom take s lady to the theatre then you can't blame them very much for when ever there is anything going on in this town, with a few « xceplions, on } Mone boys ther They | the Reformed church and was beloved lon shy Pp and respected by those who knew her, | do not care to be seen at these places ~The horse sale at the Commings | House on Monday was largely attended, | snd the choice lot of horses brought good prices. They were considered the | best lot of horses brou ght to Bellefonte for a long time. ~=Mits Florence Orwig, who for some mooths past has been teaching instru- mental music in Centre Hall, leaves for her home in, Cleveland, to-day (Thurs day). We ure told there is a splendid opening for an instructor in the art op| musicin the metiopolisof Penns Valley, «Miss Minnie Struble of Roland, this county was driving home from church on Sunday in company with a Mr, Holl; and in driving to one side to pass another rig, their buggy upset and both thrown out, Miss Struble sustained light injuries, but ab this writing is get along very nicely. lace of amusement, and ladies without an escort, Our boys always manage to have a good time, i «The Krom sisters of Lock Haven, | gave a very creditable performance on the rollers at the rink on Friday Saturday evenings. Their not exceptionally difficult, but what they do perform is done with case and grace, Skating with a glass of water upon her head, as performed by the old er in perhaps the most attractive, They met with a very warm reception here, from the fact that they were for- mor residents of Bellefonte, will meet with favor whereever they may appear. One feature that greatly detralth fromthe succest And better appreciation of their performances, is that of being upon the floor before and after their exhibition, and rehearsing many of their tricks before the timg fu thet performance has arrived, tricks are | discription and i The Indies | | Many ministers and physicians express | | : | | themselves very favorably, others the | | | reverse, some claim that ihe crowd ae- | not attend all the churches st one time, consequeully cannot give a very etxensive { sembled as a general thing at the rinks AT THE PRESBYTERIAN, | [ fs composed of all classes and that the The , | might be said with regard to campmeet while the busy hands in art and floral {influence is detrimental. same | 1 . orations, were at ail conspicuous the day was to past without any Lit " | iL ings, while the n Ose © feature in this respect in this churel |°°8 ul'e the purpose « | ducting them is for good, » H ture contributed her share in the way of ed of all { Inreon, { be mdemned by ; : com an two doves which flew in atthe window and ' i Argument might ’ N a AE if ( who never see any goo lessons from a first class of sheakspear to witness the mit fifty, all styl hould be judped a rdingly. costumes, from the ridiculous a murder has been committed at o neat and elegant flitting satin dress i worn by a A campmeatling, 1s no reason why we |! 1 Hattie Gould, The prize |yshould disc ntinue to hold these meet ings, Pa | uitable to be produced or witnessed, falady's dressing case, was wuse certain not eon won by Miss Edith Ginter, and sting o plays are the ses son ticket was won by Mr. Hutchinson, | should not cause to who dresssed the Dick Dead Eye to per fection, The and the managers are to give a fancy dress carnival in the near us despise that ’ » | which is grand and noble in a first class | | carnival was a success Because some improper charao- now pursuaded future. | rinks, The exercise if taken moderate, is healihful, Like dancing, it ean be in- | Tho trains on the Lewisburg and Ty- | rone railroad has been changed, and now | dulged in to excess, and thus harm be {leaves nk Hall in the morning, arriving made of it. We see nothing in the at Centre Hall at 5.28 and returns at 5 6d the mass of people, both as to travel, and | when properly conducted, mail facilities. If the noon train going west, which stops at Spring Mills, would [ run to Centre Hall and Oak Hall, in addi. | tion to the morning train; Penns Valley «The ioe gorge in the river, which has been giving people living along the banks considerable unonsiness, has been gradu. ally moving down without much demage to property, with the exception of several railroad bridges; one at Renova was swept away, causing a loss of about $10,000, The track tlong the P, & KE, road, above Lock { Haven, submerged, the trains fnot being { ablo to got through at all on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, people would have excellent accommoda- tions. And soft should be, i —— Now that Walter Bayard has open- ed his new drug store on Allegheny street in the rooms formerly occupied by Wm, Wilkinson, give him a_.ecali. Read hid ad Tn andthe: colutan, out of the town hall’ working order. MADISONBURG ITEMS, Dr. Lee performed a very delicate | 0} Mrs. and she is de ing fairly well, On Thursday of last week T looking the flying snow squalls we imagine Mr J i ¥ eration upon Reuben Grimn, F. Moy- er made some garden, out on Moyer is a little to previous in his hor lisaster I great place when the ice moves, | i The wed a very y ha m Mr itheras } fine organ fi Lewistown | NAR for two mor ths and this writing, We undorst and x hunts r Kuan at | al foxes this winter ceded “a 4 1 A WoOI About a= mad a man as ever 0 the i can WAR young man of this place who had just started | his first mostache. He got wrathy be- | to attend. | cause some one in the audience shout- ed down in front, | Miss Annie E, turned home from her extended trip to the Eastern cities, Feldler has again re Black birds by the hundred are on | hand, but they will have a long wait | for the corn, Miss Mazie Reber of Milton, and | Miss Ida Oker, of this place were visit ing Mise Annie Feidler, one day last week. The angel of death was again in our midst, its shadow fell on the household of John Roush and took therefrom the wife, The whole community extend their sympathy. Mites, «ne two horse Wagon, two Dexter Queen top buggies, one Elleptic spring top buggy, two platform spring wagons all new and first clase, for sale at low prices and on reasonable terms by 1444 Jae, Harms af old, W. H. McCleane, Miss Kate Mon- ner, Mrs. Sarah Pifer, E. C. Ponner, Mrs. Cath. Keep, Mise Jennie Smith, R. F. Seinler, Frederick Senoor, Bliza- beth Senoor, Robert Thompson, Wm. M. Taylor, Mrs. Jennie B. William, M. Wood, Walter Thomas, Person asking for letters in the above list will please say they are named advertised ——A— If yon want a post-office, ' ment position of any kind, send at once for the latest greatest and best book i sis ar oR n every state and ruections how, and 10 or govern- ‘ : : eal nia g 1 i Bnlar ravernment OF 11] fos secure » » The Howard Summer Institu y weeks of the Monday April ne desiring snd H gh school to prepare for teaching and to their advantage iq The spring term of In: will i 11 ope on ith : A ll vil fitute pers ) persue Gramma f tudes, or College will find it i" 00 to $5.00, For ldress Lewis Ross, and M. College Lancaster Pa. Tuition for term farther particulars 12 tf F. $ MARRIED. FAUST - McLELLAN«On the 204k ult at the red dence of Mr. George Gentsel, George's Valley, by Rev, B. Menger, Mr. T. H Faust i Frances V, Melallnn, both of Gragg township SHAFFER «TATE At] the Bush Home Parlor by Rev. Poster en Tuesday st 6 p. mu. Mr Bdmund G, Ehaffer of Maple Hill Lycoming Co. Pa, to Miss J. Bila Tate of Allenwood Union county Willinmeport and Union connty paper pleas copy. DEATHS. " win Willinmesport, April 1st, of meningtis, st A adndan es of his grandfather, Dr, yh Loni Le Roy, only child of Geo, 0. Baker, of the Fiectric Light Go, of this place, aged 11 monthe, Barisd at Unionville, on Thursday LONG--On the 30th of March, Eiroy Long, only won of EH long. ROUSH Near Madisonburg , Mrs, Maris, wife of John Roush, aged 78 yours, 4 months and 19 day KEEN On the 2818 oll, at Fowler Station, su Infant onli of Me. Thomms Kees. MILLER-AL the tesidetien of Mr, Dorsey Groen, Palate Run, Mr, Christion Miller on the 30 th of { Maveh aged 61 years, PUYAL «Al MEabmg on Sanday Use D5 Inet, Mr, Al Duval of cons mption, Aovensed Joavon gn wide wid several olbidens,
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