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fb PFf will b dalivered by esrriera,
re. of h'ir iD "7 PM f b itTf
Adt.rtiainfr rte low od libr
Babicribers will pleaaa report any
I, fTlaret to receive their papers regularly.
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jfew A dvertisements.
THE GREAT
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
Heuratgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, m
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feaf and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Trrrrtn on rth .quU St. Jacobs Oir.
tM m ta ft, turf, simple and fheap External
Remedy- A trial Mjtaita bnt th comprmtiTelj
trtilDjc ontirr of 60 Tents, and erery ona anffer-'
Iny with pain can h chap and poaitir? proof
cf in claims.
DirctioTH in Kleven Language.
BOLD BY ALL DBUGGIST8 AND DEALERS
nr MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
'. JJalXfmor. Jtfd., XT. 3. A.
"JUST. IMAGMEIHOW I FELT."
-.
Bbukswick, Co., Ya.,
NoTnber25tb, 1881.
Mrs. Job Persoit,
Franklinton, N. O.
Dkir Madam: It is with pleasure
tb&t I write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedy has entirely cured me of a
most fearful looking arid painful sore on
my ankle. It came more . than twelve
months ago, very much like a ring worm.
I painted it with Tinct. Iodine, until it
became a very painful and bad looking
place. . Then I commenced to try every
thing I could think or hear of, until it
became so very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor ia
the country for advice. He told me
hejbould cure me if I would take my bed
ana there remain for four or five weeks,
aad if I did not do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as the bone
would become diseased,, and rhy foot
would have to be taken oE- Justimag
ine how I felt, to be tjIfhere- ws no
cure for the sore but to lose mp.oqjjfor
give up all business--eitber of these Re
medies would have mined me. Mind
ysu this was the advice of one of tho best
doctors in the State of North Carolina
nd this conversation took place last
February. I continued to burn with
elastic, as he advised until September,
bat derived no benefit from hi3 treatment.
I was advised then by a friend to try
jonr Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
tarn now a well mau, tho sore is perfect
ly cured,, and I can now walk an far,
8oce as much and jump as high h uy
nian you know. Put me back to r 1st
of September, let mo know as mach as I
bow do of the virtue otvyour Remedy,
and I wonldnot hesilato to pav tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if 1 could not get it
Jor leis. I think more of it. than any
medicine lu the world. It is not only
the best Remedy to pnrify the blood and
aire all skin diseases, but 1 believe it will
care all kinds of blood diseases, and I
Know it will cure a love for strong drink.
I hope you will have this published as
there are many sufferers who could be
wed, if they could know c f and get your
Kamed r I am truly and respectfnll v,
JOS. R. MASON,
South UastoD, X. C
Iht Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by Dr. Wrn. H.Green. Send for circu
lar eftcstimniak. . j)0v 14-diw
Plantation FORSAtE.
THE UN DEUS IGN ED Coin u&ieMoner.'a p.,
pointed by the Judge of the Superior
onrtofNew HactWcr countv. willexpote
'diale at public auc ion, on Thurtdav, 10th
January, 1SS2. at the Court Houtw door iu
WieCityofWUraJngton, at 13 o'cTock. M.
sat valuable plantation in tender county
n iKjfcky Point, known aa Pembroke, con
jaiajagaboui one thousand acre of fertile
;nd,to wit: A certain tract, of land hi
render county, houndtd by a lir 'coramet-acon-tbedge
of Black Crefk, r.rar toe
"d ota bank arroMatid creek, and ruu
VeBd rlne nJTf tUXZp alia
F. Rratpb, nf tb- (apt Fear liver.
eaccji, th ,iTr tb(, Hn,. the Vat
"uwnoD. iher.o with that Ifae to a .take
i;e id llue opposi: to a row of Cedar
ra and thence to the boiiunlDg.
Terna liberal and made known atuda.
illWH ALIX. T. LONDON,
i h IT tda - Cammlsstontr
Sflr
VOL. VI . WILMINGTON. N. k SATURDAY JANUARY 7, I882t NO-
LOCAL NEWS.
New A d vertis rm fnts.
Hn?iBERnrnAlBiahac3ifor tt
KicHaan J -loxKf, Sot'r4-Anul MeM
. Wm. II. Gi:eex Indian Tea.
, C W-YATES-Chrlstm GvkU
No City Court to day.
Pay's length 9 hours and 52 sajnmte.
There were no .interments ia Bellevua
Cemetery this week
- There was bot one interiar,nV
a -
tht of
arf adult in Oakdale
Oemetery this
week.
r
There were three iatermeats one
adult and two childrea ia Pine Forest
Cemetery this week.
.Some good mixed ash and maple wood
3o!dhbis rooming at 5 cents a load but
blackjack was bt Id at $U
Bj-autify your oomes py using the N
Y. Knumel Paint, ready' mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi'b. f
Feather plash, woven
ostrich feathers, is among
hi uncur.ed
the choicest
and most becoming of trimmings.
The Register of Deeds issued but twa
marriage licenses this week ; oae for a
whito and one for a colored couple.
L' j i
Freshwater Perch. Trout and Blaek
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort.
xnent and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
The thermometer indicated 74 degrees
in our office at 2 30 o'clock this after
noon; two degrees less than summer heat.
The improvement of North Third
street has been completed as far1 as flul-
berry street and tha drive now as about
the best in the city.
Mr. Chas. Ireland, of Chillieothe, O.,
suffered with rheumatism to such an ex
tent that he was obliged to! limp about.
One bottle of St. Jacobs Oil completely
cured him. . 1 t
The Steamship.. Regulator' Capt
Mills, from New York; arrived at her
wharf in this city at about 11 o'clock
this forenoon.
The' annual meeting of the lot owaer
in Oakdale Cemetery! will be held at the
company a omce in this city next Mon
day evening. I
According to Turner's Almanac, to
morrow will be the 17Sth anniversary of
the manufacture of the first barrel of tar
n North Carolina.
Old umbrellas and j buggy tops are
now being utilized by ladies for
theatre
almost
hats. The demand for! them
equals that for Confederate bonds. "
For full evening jdress. loral neek
laces of while star blossoms, tinted pico
tees. trailing arbutus devoid of foliage,
lillies of the valley, or crystalized snow
drops, will encircle the dainty throats of
society 'bellei wbo wear ood ices cat semi
low. - ; J !
Our Princeps street, neighbor should
publish his midnight poetical reflections
in book form and call them Me wsiana
We tender our contributions to the same
forthwith: I ,
Sing oat the old, ritrjj in the new,
rRirtsf out. the "Star.'Vrnif in the Ketikw,
. in 1W4. ,
Caiarrh of the Bladder.
Stinging, smarting irritation I of tha
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by iiuchupaibai Druggista. Dept
J as. i;. Manes.
Golden Days.
1 1
We have received the January number
ot this excellent magazine for boys and
girls. Wc'have carefully (scanned ils
pages, and without hesitation pronomoce
it one of the best periodicals for the
juveniles we have ever pen. Some of
the best writers of literatore for the
young inthe,eouotry contribute to its col
umns. among whom wo notice the names
of Oliver Optic, Frank H. Converts, Ho
ratio Alger, Jr., alary N. Precott and
otherfwho hare devoted a lifetime to
writing for the yonng. IThcre is notbiog
flashy nor yellow-covered in the matter
cont ined in Golden Days, but all is
interesting while it is instructive Pub
lished b J James Klrerson, If. W. corner
Ninth ajd .Spruce streets, Philadelphia,
Pa , at $8 por year, payable in advance.
A hrijht little two yrar old child in
New Haven. Conn., was given , many
Christmas presents, including me me
chanical to)s, and wag so. excitde by
them that he was attacked with conges
tion of tha brain aad died on Wednes
day. V , j 1 ,
The Hop at Rankin ntlL
Frosa these who were to att dance
we learn that Prof. Agoatini, wai made
gUd by a large attendance at the fancy
dress flop gifeo by him at Rankin Hall
last eveaiag. The cos tames : were ta?t
fat. the canaic rood aad the comfiairtr
.atiNl intn tfca Writ nf the oeeasiod
, r. - -
With an ardor and good will ibal wade
the affair highly enjoyabta. Aa tba
getter ap sad promoter of such enter tail
' meat, tba Professor ia an assured sue.
lees, - i
Kef SrMaterraptasy ctoveraattoD wltft
a kackiag Coogb; it creaWa a bad im
pression. Better invent a qaarter of a
dollar in a battle of Dr. Bull's Cough1
Syrup and care it.
MacuttauV ut i
- -
Before Justice Miilis, Km Mei'rick,
colored, waa arraigned, charged with an
assault aad battery oa Robert . Steven
son,colertd. Defendant waa found gailty,
bat jadgaent waasusaeaded oa payment
of coats.
Robest Stevenson, aforesaid, thea
caused the arraignment f the bellicose
Emma Merrick, ehargiag heir with aa as
sault and battery ipoa hia. . She was
also found gailty, bat judgment was sns
pendedopeu the payment of the costs.
The two paid far their (on aid vent
their way rejoicing.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
tc Yon ean get all sisss and at the
lowest prices. t
Cenecratloa Sf Bishop Serthrop
We learn from the Baltimore Sun that
Rev. H. A, P. Northrop, the newly
named Vicar-Apostolic for North Caro
Una. will be consecrated at the Cathe
dral in that city tomorrow, morning
Pontifical high mass will ' be celebrated
at 11 o'clock and Archbishop Gibbons
will uerform the cereaeny of consecra
tion. Bishop Keane, of Richmond, will
deliver the seraaoa, ia the absence o
B ishop Lyaeb, of CharUstoB, who if sick
and will be unable to attend. It is ex
pected that the attendance of bishops
and priests, as well as of laymen, will be
very large and that it will prove one of
the most interesting events of the kind
ever celebrated ia Baltimore.
Aa Item.
Some little consternation at first, aad
amusement afterwards, was occasioned
this morning at a business house, on
Water street. A crash was heard over,
head and a man's foot and leg were sud
denly projected through the plastering.
TfaiStproYedito be young plumber who
wa-wp,-:.. on meUtpipaaiT
wno wasn;ei as irgni a wisgai as ne may
have thought. He was , released by one
of the clerks who mounted a very tall
step-ladder and tore away the. laths so
that he eoald withdraw his leg. " Water
narrow escape it was," . said Mac, '.'aad
not Oscar to show for it." "Graated"
was the response from all. t
;Tha irea-HeK
The Chief Signal OflSoerjor the'. Army
furnishes tht . follewing speeiaf-bilfalio
to the press: - """ '
-. T he storm which was central near
Lake Superior yesterday mors ing iftdved
over the Lake Region and is now central
near northern New England ? and a pec
ood baa developed ia the Ldwer Missouri
Yalley. "The temperatara has riiefe
slowly in all the districts Kastaf the
Mississippi with southeast and south west
winds in the" Mississippi Valley nd th$
Lake Regiott and aoutkerly to .westerly
winds os the Atlantic Coast. Generally
cloadjT weather and rain has prevailed
in the Southern States and Ohio Yalley
and raia and saow are reported front
New England and. the Lake Regions
The indications are that the teraperalurd
will rise on the Atlaaiic Coast and fair
weather dorisg the rest of Saturday, fol
lowed bj lignt raias during1 the light,
and partly cloudy and warmer weatheroa
Sunday.. A cold wave it approaching
Irom the extreme northwest, and rasch
colder weather will-prevail la the Upper
Lake Regioa aad ' Uaper Misaisaippi
Valley Sauday night. . .
fichr. Eagle, Truoaa, cleared at this
pert to day lor Pert aa Prince with SO
barrels saral stores and 103,840 ieet
Umber aad 23,(W0 sbiagles shipped by
Messrs R. iwidder k Son. .
Sunset to morrow afternoon at : ft mia
atea pst 5 o'clock.
Tba tastistaht? sl& tl this potietod.
A lady from Qrgoo writes Dr. Beb
son: Ithiakyou should be presented
with a chariot of pure gold for oar e!
trv aad Chainomila Pills havimr mo.i
sues a messing urinoaaaa aa oisunenns
!t- 1 . I
with sick and nervous headache, neural-
wia.nerTaanea ardvroiaia- -1
wiuLaics asa serroua aeaaac
gia, nerreunea and dyspepsia .
Cbarcn services.
Worship in the Various churches of
city to-morrow as follows :
tha
T. SAHTA' rASlBH.
Corner Third and Market tr!la. Kev. A.
A Wataoa.D l R-ctor. Pirat Sunday
af iba pp'phauy JauJ 8. Celebration
at S a. m.i Momin? Prarar at II o'ekek.
Sunday School at 8 p. . Evwnio Frye r
;as4ocicic.
nr. .tob!,s cucacH,
Corn.r Third rd Red Cross ss. Uev.
T. D. Pitts, RoJor.! Fust MHWay alter
the Kfliphaue Jan. 8 iCekbratlon at
7:-9 tc.Hck.' Itrmtr pra er at 1 1 oclcck
Kning Prayrr at 7S0 oJcloca.
cxrrfer of Market, am Fifth streets. Rev
J B- Taylor, r'astiv. Sunday bcliool a .
PUJO a. ui. -'trticea at 11 a.m. iitaiooaty
ocity at 7:-10; p in. " ltrcK kljn buudaT
ikrbool at J p. Your.g Men' Prayer
Meeting .Tuesday night at ":I0 o'clock.
CburcH Prayer Meeting Thursday nijht at
-iSOo'cJock. ;
'-!-- ' .
FKOiT 5TBJCET U. . CHURCH, (SOUTH)
corner Front and Walnut streets,. Rev. K.
H. Wx)d. pastor. Servicea at - Jl
a. tn. and 1 p. in. Sunday iscbool at 3 p.
rn. Weekiy Prayer Meeting and Lecture
Wednesday evenings at 7 J o'clock. '
ST. rAUt'S KVAJie. i.pthkbak chubch,
Corner Sixth and Market street, Jfcev. G.
D. Bexoheim, O. D., pastor. Preparatoiy
service. (English)" at 10 a. m. jfii glish
service "aad Communion t 11 a. m. bun
day School at 3 p. ru. JCn.lisb service at
7:30 p m.
FIFTH 8TBKET If. K. CflUSCH (SOUTH,)
on Fifth, betweeu Nun and Church
streets. Rev. T.F. Ricaud, pastor. Services
at 11 a. mi and 8 p. m. Sabbath School
at 9 a. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday eve
sing at 8 o'clock. ,
- 8XCON riUESBTTKBTAH BCHUCH,
Cor Four h and CampbalL atreata. Rev.
O. AL Payne, Pastor . Services at 11 a.
m. and ToO p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p.
m. Prayer. Meeting every Wednesday at
7:30 p. nor. Beats rrte,
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHUBCH
corner Fourth and Orange atreets, Rev. T.
M. Ambler, Reotor. Services at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Snndsy School at 30 p
m. Seats free
sreosa baptist : a tjfccd,
on Sixth, between Church and Castle sts
Rev. J. P. King, pastor. Services toinor
row at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday
School at 9. a. m. j
ariBST PR58BTTBKIAN CHUBCH,
corner Third and Orange streets. Her.
WiJo pastor, horning
Services at 11 o'clock crane ay School at
3 p. m. jNi.ht Service at 7:30 o'clock.
Thursday night Lecture at 7:30 o'clock, j
' ST? MAJUC'S CHUBCH,
Corner Sixth and Mulberry streets. Rev.
C. O. Brady, Minister. Morning Prayer
at 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer at 8 o'clock.
On Holy Days services at 9 a. ns. and
4:30 p. m. unday School at St. Barna
bas School house at 3:30 p, m. Seats free.
CHRIST'S ; CHUBCH (COHOKX0ATXOXAL),
on i an. between oixm ana fcevenin.-
Rev. D. D. Iodge, Pastor. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. t'astor'a Bible
Class at 124 p.m. Prayer and Praise
Meeting Wednesday at 8 p. xa, Sunday
School at 2 pi m.
. .TflELAAlLO.
QM BialU dose and .arrive at the City
PoatOfhce as follows : .
Northern through malls . .... .6 80 p,
Northern throogh and way
m
mails .................. 6:40 a, ta.
KaieigD. o;4U a. m.
Oflices . between Hamlai and
. Raleigh.. .,730 p, oa.
Mails for tbe N . U. Kallmdt
and. routes supplied taere-
from, loclnding A. A N. O.
Railroad, at. 6;40 a, m. and 6 80 p.m.
Southern mails tor all points ,
oouin, aaiiy.e.uu p. m. ana 7:4o a. m
M AAA a . .
Western malls (C OR'y) daily
iexoem9unaay;..M...... :au p. ox
Mail tor Oaera w A Darling-
ton.....in. i ....mm..... 8.00 p. mi.
Mails for points between Flo
rence ana unaneaion v.ou p m
Kayattevuie, aad otUcea on
' Aii Wtxxv Pfp TViMttva
sTayetteyiue, via Lamberton, .
" dallv. aroebt Sandava...!. 7. SO b. m.
basiow O. HJ and lntermedi
c .ate paces, every Tuesday
&ahd eriday . at.;............. 6.00
a. m.
SmltbTilta 'mails, by steam-
T boat, daily, (except Son
8 f 0 a. a.
ACaila for Easy HUL Town
Creekv Sbailotta and Little
. River, 8. O , every TVs
;. "day and Filday at......... . .
6:00 a. a.
or fob Dixryaar.
Iforthera through and way
; .l.olaits...i.....7:80 a. m. aad t.00 a. xn,
Sonthem Malta. 7:00 . m, aid Lao a.'m.
Oaroiin Oentrnl Railway. 8:30 a. m.
Stamp Office opan. Jrom 4 . r to 12
M., and from 2 to b:lb p. r&. iiony
Order aad K?giar Dvparteaaol l open
same as stamp ofiice. 1 -
Geperal delivery pan- trora daylight
to dark, and on finnsiaya from 8:0
ii8:40,a- m.4
llaiU collected (fn f box rvwry
day at 4?W i. nv, i :
Stamps In, aaU ianthia t
gstatral eClfag aap. ap nrce h
French Candies.
JUT RECEIVED, a full tthel af fas
Freoh Caudtea, varraateA vara aad
' -
Also, liotaa-aUaa Caadica, rralta,
swa -w. a IJ Iliz.525u
; ff? g-n" W
ITew Advartiaomonts
Annual M3ttine.
uwaeia of tba'Troprictora oT the Wjl
mini Lob Cemetery" (Oakdale) will be be!4
at tbe Company ' Offlce. ou PrintMs at ,
Monday Kvesi og. fttb tut.t7) o'alock.
- i.liAKr J. JONK9,
Jan7-8t 1 Sefv aud Tre.
Almanacs for 1 882
I" KKC f A VS ALU NAGt
r TOataVi'jj ( atAi aot. 1 A
LtTM'rt Al.it ir"A '-,'
' NAUTlOA L ACMaAO-!. .
Second-Hsnd Pino.
JS JSffcBT EtSrKOr A lBitrtw3t
Coma! K eV a Hart atrat '
USXN BEEOES8. !
Jan
LrKoot acd MotiaBWt
Vaccination
IN VIEW OF THE PREVALENCE OF
Smallpox in the .North and Wet. it i
deemed necessary that all should bo vacci-
usiicu. x:cioDapnjyic? atur.J. C. Walk
er'a office on Pi iocesg, between Front and
Second stret, between the hours of 12 M.
and 2 P. M., can be vaccinated without
charge. I. C. WALKER, M. D.,
j Jan 6-3t V Snp't of Health.
Indian tea '
c
ARMER'S EMUL8ION,
C
A8TOR OIL EMTJL8ION,
W
ARNER'S KIDNEY & UTER CURE,
N
EBTLE'S MILK FOOD, &c, &c.
Jan 6( WM. H. GREEN. Druggist,
rJaillinery lc
I AM STILL RECEIVING the latest nov
I J .
eltiesla Millinery Goods, Fancy Articles,
fce. New SUmpIng Pattefe, .Bab" Goods,
Braids, SeoUops. Ac. r A
- KespectfullT. '
a - -tujoa it, KAnzucn,
Jaa5 rr:rr Exchange Corner
WILMINGTON Jk WELDON R. R. CO.,
Office of Secretary and Treasurer.
Wilmington, N.Cn Bsc. 24, 188L
DIVIDEND OP THREE PER' Cent,
on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington So
Weldon Railroad Company will be paid on
and after the Hth January, 18S3, to all who
are Stockholders of record on . the Books of
the Company on the Slat Inst. ' i
J. W. THOMPSON,
dec 244
Sse'y aadTrsas
Positively I
rjTHE CARPENTER ORGAN AT MR.
HEINSBERGER'fl Matlc Rooms will posl
tively be raffled off next Saturday night, at
8 o'clock. There are some chances yet lor
sale.
KT" Every chance must be paid for be
fore it is throwa. 1
BERRT GLEAVE8,
jaa 5-3t I Ch'mu of Committee.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
r OF WILMINGTON.
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
X holdera of this Bank for the election of
Directors will be held at their Baakin?
Hopae ia Wilmington, on Tuesday, the
10th day of ' January,! 1883, at 11 o'clock,
A.M. A. K.WALKER,
dec 23-it-28, 29sjan 7, 9 Caahier
otico.
rpHB NOTES AND A000UST9 07 THE
lata Ursa of
WILLIAMS k MTJBCHISON
have be a plaeal ta cur haads for eoUao-
tioa, aad all who arsiadehtsd to that firm
arsearasstlyreqaaited to auks Nttleaitts
I
wltboat dsay. L . '!r'.l
QkC. W. ITIUiIAlfa 00.,
Baeoriof ta-- ' '
TXlUlama A afareb'soa.
fas s lwiSZZj
lEJiscpIiitidn
THK FIRM OF HARDING JOnNSON
& CO.,ia this day dissolved by mntoal con
sent, 8. P. C Hotter retiring. - The assets
and- Uammiea are: assumed - by naming
Johnson, who will sign ta liquidation. ,
' ,,V HARDING JOHNSON,
V. U a.P.8HOTTsR,
OJcitBgton, N. a, Jan 1, 18S3.' Jan C-tf
CALL, SEE; AND PRICE 1
A LAROr A2CD- ATTRACTIVE assort.
Jt aeatot Weddfcg, Christmas aad Holi
day
Prsaents for sale low down at
TTTTAliriTiA .
n nS
490 NswMarkst
; Vs.
NTffr Advertictacnitft
kk jko. i; wiixtAsvhAVai;j,
interrst l!i,tli li!m of W'AU m A MureL .
son, Wilmirgn, ami Murchisou & cJ
New "io'b, hi tbo ruhafnfpg paitrm'si d
h purcLa,r,i frou. tlm tnelr
bnn ofj. 1). Wiacnn C, y
n -J?t K . . fW
. . ui ill ;i .i
urrbui-it A- . r
cjrryiifg on u Comuiinsiou-
P'HrS4 of
K. M. ilURpaiSONf
I R. MUl40Ilsov,
O. W.WlLLtAMs;'
Jan 1. 1882,
j Notice-
Mil. HENRY C MrO!Tpjw i.vtL
aduii teJ M a partn-r ia our firm from
this date. D R. MURCHISON& Ca?
Geo. W. H iliiams & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WlLLlAMS & MimJ
If, ,V?,n,i38ian Merchants and
Wholesale Dealers, Wilmington, K. C. - A
SER stof,f Fi.Class G6oods on hand,
which w ill bo sold at very close priceslor
' Vci? 0,aJtt PJ 1 JS customers,
i jan2, lS82slw ('
JACKETS :l
AND .-." .
ULSTEK&
Cheap I
i
LACE CURTAINS
A variety pf good styles, and the prlcea
sSTfdiS yU' beiDS' ocheaP- Lac
LARGE BLANKETS '
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