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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE subscriber has been appointed
Agent for the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for Middle.
bury and vicinity, and will receive propo-
sails for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established
reputation of this company, and the
promptness with which all their transac-
tons have been characterised render it
unnecessary to say any thing in its favor.
All business connected with the office in
trusted to him will be faithfully and punct-
ually. transacted.
GEORGE IL. FISH, AGENT.
Middlebury Sept. 3, 1888. I7:ly.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
A0diSOn District. S..

l.
addison District SIS.
K5RE IT REMEMBERED, That at Probate
ED Court, holden at Dliddebury, within and
for said district, on the 25th dav of August
A. d. 1898 Present, the Hon. SAMUEL
SWIFT, Judge.
Moses Gutter and John VALET adminis,ra-
tors on the estate of George w. Gutter, late OF
Middlebury III said district, deceased having
represented to this Court that the personal IS.
tate of said deceased is insufficient TO paw the
debts due from said estate, aud charges of ad.
ministration and that il is necessary to sell
real estate of said deceased, for the purposes
aforesaid and having made application to this
court 10 be licensed .:.A !l:,--es! =. sell go
much of the real estate of said deceased, as
shall be necessary fo- the purposes aforesaid ::
1t is therefore ordered by this Court. that the
said administrators give notice to all persons
concerned, to appear. If they sec cause, before
Probate Court TO be holden az the office of
said Judge, in Middebury, aforesaid, on the
18th day Of September next, al one O'Clock in
the afternoon, then and there to show cause, if
any they have, wherefore the sad administra-
tors should not be licensed and authorised TO
sell real estate of The said deceased, for the
purposes aforesaid, by publishing a certified
copy of this order, ia the Peoples Press, a
newspaper printed at Middlebury, aforesaid,
three weeks successfully. previous TO that time.
f. D. BARBER, Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest, E. d. BARBER. Register.
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GRlST Mill

FE71E subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Il MILL SEAT, consisting of Mill house
and apurtenances-Old Grist Mill, with three
run of burr stone-old SAW MILL-and
81 ne and Timber delivered for building a
WV MILL, designed for four runs of stone
4 L. &c. More than 5000 inhabitants will be
the best accommodated at this mill The year.
" gross income OF the old mill has averaged
over six hundred dollars for len years past and
it is supposed the new mill will receive and do
double.
Terms, liberal. 0FThere will be no risk
from freshets
Unquarried Stone for all other purposes con.
nected with the Mill, or his FARM of seventy
acres adjoining, he will sell if desired.
4stf EZRA RICH.
Shoreham, East Village April 4, 1893.
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]. FROST & CO.

RAVE just completed two NEW BOATS,
one of which will leave Brdport every Tues
day, and Troy every Saturday; and the other
will leave the same places at such time during
the week as business may demand. The Boats
are the . DGrid HIP and the I" Red Bird, y
and are manned by experienced and faithful
men.
The Boats Usage and Capitol. owned by the
Messrs. Hammond at Crown Point, viii! re.
ceve freight at Albany. Troy or Bridport, in
connection with the above boats; and a boat
will leave every other day during the season Of
navigation. Regulor freight per ton from
Troy to Bridport, So 90.
For particulars. apply to ]. Frost & Co. al
their wharf in Bridporl, or to the Agent a
Webb and Aycrill's store, Troy.
Brdport, Sept. 4, 1893. lift
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
addison District. SIS.


Be IT REMEMBERED, That at Probate Court
holden at Middebury within and for said Dis
trct on the 3lst day of August, A. ID. 1888 ::
Present, Hon. SAMUEL SWIFT, Judge.
CHARLOTTE Nj. HARRIS and NAHUM PAR.
KER, administrators Of Lebbeus Harris, late of
Midd!cbury aforesaid, deceased, move this
court 10 grant them further time to dispose OF
tie estate of said deceased and pay the debts
due from the same:
1t is therefore ordered by this court that said
administrators give notice to all persons con-
cerned to appear if they shall see cause, be.
fore Probate Court to be holden at the Office
| of the Judge of said Court in Middlebury afore-
SAID on The 18th day of September next, at one
clock in the afternoon, then and there 10 make
their objections, if any they may have, to ex-
tending the time heretofore allowed said admin
istrators for the settlement of the estate of said
deceased, by publishing a certified copy Of
this order in the Peoples Press, newspaper
printed at Middlebury aforesaid three weeks
successfully previous to taat. lime.
E. D. BARBER, Register.
A true copy of record. II
Attest, E. D. BARBER, Register.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
BOSTON WEEKLY TIMES.

ABOU L SIX months have now elapsed since the
| publication OF this sheet was commenced; and
though 1t was then considered an experiment,
The result OF which, owing to The great competi-
ton IN the newspaper press, WAS very doubtful,
yet so great has been the voluntary accession Of
names TO the subscription list, that its continu-
ance Is now no longer matter of doubt and I'M
certainty. The publisher has taken no pains
heretofore to force the claims of is paper before
the people of New En- land Indeed, it is as
yet hardly known, away from It's immediate VIZ
cInlty, that such paper exists. But believing
as he does, that IL is publication deStlned, with
proper exertion, to become popular throughout
the country, he is induced to take this mode OF
calling public attention to it.
The Boston Weekly Times is miscellaneous
paper made up of the reading matter published
in the Boston Times daily for the entire week,
and thus embracing quantity OF original articles
and selections, well adopted, it is believed to the
taste of tie great mass OF readers. The DAILY
Times having nearly TREBLE the circulation OF
ANY dqity paper ever published in New England, |
ii is but fair to suppose that the weekly sheet
will meet with a corresponding encouragement. /!
The Boston Weekly Times contains eight |
large quarto pages to each number, in fine type
thus embracing quantity of reading matter sell
dom to be found in single newspaper sheet !
A comprehensive price current, and occasional
notices of the markets-news of the results OF all
anu lOSdi tIcCtiOuS. to5SthNi VII q
full compendium of tie news Of the day-pollce !
and other reports popular tales, poetry, &c. &C.
form the outline of the plan upon which this |
paper is conducted and no partisan politics will
be permitted interfere with its usefulness, and |.
lis general adoption to the whole public.
The price is TWO DOLLARS per annum IN adj
rance. Postmas;erS and others who will act as
agents, and who actually collect and send the
money in advance, can retain ONE FIFTH as their
Iz7Country papers throughout New England,
which will give this two three insertions, shall
receive the daily paper for one year in exchange.
GEO. ROBERTS. PuRLLsHER.
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NOTICE.

THOSE persons whose notes TO the Town
have become due, must arrange them with
E. ID. BARBER. in whose hands they may be
found, before the first day of October next. or
they will be sued. All notes of more than one
year standing must be renewed, except those
secured by mortgage.
PAUL CHAMPLIN, }
EDWIN HAMMOND. Trustees
Middlebury Sept. 10, 1888. 19:3w
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NOTICE.

THE stockholders of the Middleburv Manu-.
Z featuring Company are hereby notified tina
The annual Meeting of said Company will be
holden at the Town room in Middleburv on the
LIST Tuesday Of October next at l O'Clock, P.
NJ. for the election of Directors for the wear
ensuing, and to transact any other business
thought necessary when assembled.
Russell WALLET, Clerk.
Sept. 6, 1888. ls:3w
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS,
AVID ALL GOING WEST.

Through from BridpOrtf 10 Buffalo in eight days.
HEyHE subscriber has two Boats, with good
e accommodate; which sail start from
Bridport Vt. for Buffalo, on Lake Erie, for the
convenience and accommodation Of families and
passengers emigrating 10 the Western States.
A boat viii leave J. Frost G. Co.'S Landing, in
Bridport, VI. on the Sd and 4th Tuesdays in
August, September and October, and Whitehall
on the following days, for Buffalo.
JONATHAN POLICY.
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DENTISTRY.
IS. HARRIS


W. OULD Inform his friends in Middlebury
W and the public generally. that he has
commenced the practice of DENTISTRY.
The opportunity he has enjoyed for instruction
under one of the most experienced operators in
the United States, and his determined purpose
to excel gives him confidence in soliciting
patronage.
He also manufactures and keeps constantly
on hand, MINERAL TEETH, warranted 10
be incorruptible.
July 8, 1888. 9f
HIS office is at his residence near the Marble
Factory.
DR.. BRocKwAY's CERT1FIcATE.-Thi is to
certify that Mr.. NATHANIEL HARRIS has
been under my instruction for se' eral months
past and has industriously attended to practi.
cal Dentistry, and should his industry hereafter
equa! his ingenuity have no hesitation in say
ing he will be q first rate operator.
JosEPHUs BRoCKwAY.
Troy, N. Y. June 26, 1888.
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PERIODICAL AGENCY.

N SHELTER would respectfully give
~ notice that he has the iasneral Agency
of the following works for the State of Yer
mont.
North American Review, Quarterly, $500
per annum.
Reprint of the -Four Quarterlies.
New York Review.
American Journal Of Science and Arts. Ed
tied by Prof. Benjamin Sillman. Quarterly.
5000
American Biblical Repository.
American Jurist and Law Magazine; Ed
lied by Charles Summer, l.. S. Gushing and
George S. HiIlard. Quarterly, $500 per an,
mum.
Christian Examiner.
Boston Quarterly Review.
National Portrait Gallery.
American Monthly Magazine; $500.
Beniey's Miscellany Edited by boz"
Knickerbocker, Monthly, $500.
Museum of Foreign L.ieraiw Science and
Arts. Monthly, $500 per auiium.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Month
ly. $500 per annum.
United States Magazine and Democratic
Review. Monthly, $500 per annum.
Law Library. Monthly, $1,000 per annum
Annals of Education; Edited by DR.. W. A.
Alcou Monthly, $500 per annum.
The Metropolitan Magazine. Monthly
$500.
Journal of the Franklin Institute. Monthly,
$500 per annum.
mum.
Parlcy's Magazine for Children. Monthly
Sl,00 per annum.
The Lady's Book.
Ladies Companion; Edited by William ".
Snowden and Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, em6el-
lisbed with Engravngs, Music, &c. Monthly,
$500 per annum.
Sunday School Teacher and Children
Friend. Monthly, 81, so per annum.
Horticultural Register.
NIaqazine Of Horticulture, Botany.
Library of Health and Teacher on the HUI
man Constitution Edited by DR.. W. A. AL
colt. Monthly, Sl,OO.
Religious Magazine and Family Miscellany
Christian Spectator; Edited by an Associa
ton of Gentlemen. Monthly, $500 per an
mum.
Southern Literary Messenger; Edited by
Thomas w. White. Monthly, $500 per an
mum.
Select Medical Library and Eclectic Jour
nal of Medicine; Edited by JohR Bell, M. d
Monthly, $1,000 per annum.
American Medical Library and lntelligen
GER; Edited by Robley Dunglson, HI. D
Semi.monthly, $1,000 per annum.
American Journal of Medical Science
Quarterly, $500 per annum.
British and Foreign Medical Review c
Practical Medicine and Surgery Edited b
John Forbes, M. D. and John Cogolly. M. D.
Editors of the Cyclopedia Of Practical Medi
cine. Quarterly, 5000 per annum.
Medico Chirurgical Review. Quarterly
$500. -
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal; Or
tavo size, 16 pages No, weekly, $500 pc
annum. >,
Medical Examiner; Devoted to Medcin'
Surgery and the Collateral Sciences; Edite
by ]. D. Bidde, nj. d. and M. Ciymer' NJ
Semi.monthly, $500 per annum:
Waldie.s Select Library. Weekly, $500
New York Mirror. Weekly, $500 Pr
annum.
Orders addressed to N. SLEEPER, Chelse
VT, Post Paid, will meet with prompt attentlo
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q p RlED APPLES.-a first rate article for
- sale by G. Fl. WICKER g. co.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice that have given
IL my son WILLIAM JONES HowEs his time
until he is twenty-one years of age, and will
neither claim his wages nor pay any debts of
his contracting after this date.
CHARLES HOWES.
Middlebury Sept. Is, 1888. 193w
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PATENT cave TROUGHs.

EZRA WIN G. having obtained Letters
e. Patent for machine for the manufacture
of new and cheap kind of Fave Troughs, re-
specially informs the public that he is ready to
answer all orders at short notice, and on liberal
terms. He is confident that they have only to
become acquainted with this invention TO give
il their unqualified appreciation. He has been
at much expense in completing the improve
ment, and respectfully submits it TO that exam
ination 10 which he believes it entitled. The
above are for sale at o. & S. Walkers Yer
GENES, and by 4. BECkWITH,
July 10, 1s3s.-9tf Middlebury.
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STATE OF VERMCNT, !

| y A /. OF VEN MIN !,
addison District, SIS.
. Z it remembered, that at Probate Court
ID holden at Nlddlebury within and for said
Districr, on the 3lst day of August, A.. d. 1888;
Present, Hon. SAMUEL SWIFT, Judge.
Harriet S. Foote, Guardian of Justus L..
Foote, Moses S. Foote, and Mark S. Foote,
minors over the age of IA years residing out
of the state, children and heirs of Justus Foote,
late of Middlebury aforesaid, deceased, repre-
SCENTS to this court that it would Sesconducve
to the interests of said minors, to sell the real
estate belonging TO them as heirs of said de-
ceased, being three seventh parts Of the House
and LOT of said deceased, in the village of Mid
debury, subject 10 the Widows dover: And
the said guardian moves this Court 10 license
and authorize her to sell the said real estate of
the said minors as aforesaid.
1t IS, therefore, ordered by this court that said
Guardian give notice to all persons concerned,
10 appear, if they shall see cause, before pro-
bate court TO be holden at the Office Of the Judge
of said court in Middlebury aforesaid, on the
Goth day Of September next at one o'clock in
the afternoon, then and there TO make their OBJ
lection, if any they may have, 10 granting to
said guardian license and authority as aforesaid
by publishing certified COPY Of this order in
the Peoples Press, newspaper printed in Mid.
dlebury aforesaid, two weeks successfully. the
last of which publications to be at least two
weeks previous TO the time of said court.
E. D. BARBER, Register.
A true copy of recorL II
Attest. E. D. BARBeR. Req.
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TO MERCHANTS.

TO MERCHANTS.
ENOR SALE, at the Middebury Cotton Fac
T. tory, for cash or approved credi, Brown
and Bleached SHEETlNGS, of various
qualities as cheap as they can be purchased in
New York. Also, complete assortment OF
COTTON YARN and BATS.
JOSEPH GORDON, Agent.
Middlebury, April %. 50if
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>, thPIAIN MAREiAT'r'S NEW NOVELS
R"ntim The Refer, by the author of Peter SnnIc Sc
in . vols. N'"f'''' NV
CUMMINGS, or Winter at s'chloss Hatfield in Inv,
syria by Captain Basil Hail. Royal Navy, FL
=, in vol
, ERR, H"f,tI", romnnce. by Allan Cunningham va
'N,rPp"ra IRE, written by HIMSELF in > vols.
,"mPc"Gfo"$ History Of Haiy, translated from tI,s
:, ming NJ" 9 of Harpors Family Library
'o's p A. ct the new complete and uniform edition
, OF 'l"shinStom irrmg's Works.
N"Ff"t's French "nd English Dictiouarv.
hLSe-A lew more copies Of C0mhc's Phcnoogy
.heh2i' Large Surveyors Cnmnasses ofsuperior a,a
~ WIN cilaS ''I'ri Balls II and - inches
GioI's improved metallic Pens lapaued papers, ws-hts
&c. &c. dc. e"''
Just received, and for sale by
hlol REM LEW
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fzARRowGATE SPRINGS
NUH7EWITIVTN VVTTT1TN' NTHT'NWl
THREE DII'S J0URNEY FROM NE
orr r. GS


THREE Days J0URNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
THIIlE proprietor OF this establishment has the nIe.
Il sure of announcing 10 his friends and the public
in general that he will be in readiness by the first day
May receive visitors. lie will also state for the be-
uel of those at distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and others going and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
suhscr her 10 accommodate much larger number than
heretofore. and al the same time much better
Tamilie can be accommodated it'll good rooms, or
those who prefer have large cabins ,etucled from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary IL say anylhin, in purtcn.
lar of the character et these WATERS or it is generally
belev cd that they rot inferior to in the South
ern $tuies. All the aIusrnruiS that are generally
found nj Watering Places will ha found at this. The
hest music that this part Of III country affords has
been engaged aud will be in consistent attendance at the
Sprilgs during the whole season.
I he suhSrIibri will avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his uneigne thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes bp the eXcr-
tons ar have been made in Improving ulr! extending
The Recommendations. TO mcrit liberal patronage tn
prescott season. jND CRAM.
uS
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NO MERCURY NOR CoI'AIVA

A BOZ + six months ago had the misfortune |" gel
~ secret disease, for which have applied to SIEVE
raj doctors for cure, and they did me, now
the above date put myself under Tie care of Duco,
iluet, and expect him to cure Since that time
the disc GOT WORSE to break in large ulcers
To The number oi six eight Ii leg and all over
NY iaco and sore troat, and not able work AT he
present tins of the disease; large ulcer
the right side of the throat. am putting myself
confidently underline CAFE ot Dr. Iiuet, "i Paris
10 be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
icJ II iy
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BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN REVISITED, &C. &c
&IAIN RENISITED, sc. by The nntLnr n A ,oa,

~ al
~ in Spain in . vols. '
1."tts q l"dt"n character, generally applicable to
the Aborigines of North America by {: Turner. Esq
2yols. ''"o''D Sa
The Political Grammar, of the United States. or a
complete we" ct the theory and practice ef the geaera
and state governments, with the relations betwe cen them
ded'cted and adapted to the young of the United
States, by f. ID Mansfield, Esq
Nmrods H"ntt"s Tours inerspers-,l with character
'sc anecdotes sayings and dungs of sporting men in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders of England
with analytical contents, and general index of names
Volumes - '
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sAEMRY LEE 8 co, No Magazine street, are
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals from :ht
,:tcln cities. large and new selected assortment
Hs.tS, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consisting OF Sentlcmens fine calf and Morocco boots
'o 81 quality; do bu'd, and stout pcggcd boots
various qualities mems fine calf seal and Morocco
'ln"s pumps and brogns, bickskn Shoes blogans AN,
slippers; mems fine calf and kippcd pesgcd shoes and
rogans do boots do stout kip aud pcggcd shoes
I'd brogms; genemens best quality calf sewed shoes,
h.ogans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
,cklc shoes and brOgans; do calf seal and Morocco:
dian shoes and slippers, do calf, buff wings
article; Ito fine calf, sell and morocco quarter
ots boys, misses and childrens peggcd and sewed
h, osans, and shoes of every,luality and Kind
Also a general assortment of mems stou, and
rt~ hroa;'ls and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
Hgro best quality, russell brog,ns, nailed in the
rtmem of mems fine and kip russell bloy;n,s,
w article, and arse quantity of All inferior quality
sset anu WAX brOgans
Ladies' line calf seal, morocco and grain wclts and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
~ md slippers do shoes, with and without heels;
calf: seal and stout leather booels; do Pmclla shoe,
)iall kinds and qualities; do lasting brogans ytel-
sand ioNed bOotees Misses lasting spring shoes am,
g,ns. Chihlrens colored Morocco and lasting bro
- sand boots, &c.
,ictlcnen's fine fashionable black silk hats do black
IN i'lr:. beaNerdo Of superior qiayi do imitation
10 ram to; broad and narrow brim mems iuc t.b and
vi IL R-ssa short mapped hats, new article. Yoeths
im ,e size hats OF different qualities do chil,re.,'s
Mems and boys black and drab wool hats OF various
sGpcs, with general assortment, of bows and mems
ssl caps
tins assortment viii be repeuslied BY the arrival of
enh mckctsirom the ABOVE named Cities all of which
"iilbe sold On accommodating terms. aug 1T
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Scroinla or Kings Evil Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutnnnous Dis Pains in the Bones by free
, eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiatcd state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical caraand accnracv and contain
the active principle of SarsaarilIa in the most conrep
rnted degree, combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great desidemtlm with physicians in being abb
70 e&h'Int IA large quantity of Sarsapnria in n sma
n1se has been obtained in this prcpaaon-tlev, being
the course ri their practice.
u !, r rice s. 50 per bottle Sold only at SWAIN
DINO HEX ; drug store, No. ! Canal street whe-
may he had, fresh aud genuine lircc tlrun the pr"r rio
tors SWAIN ST. anaccu and NGrmitlge, Pol,ers C,t,oI
con, Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh Drug mi
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- ''Fhe Brothers" &c. in , vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting oil
Outlines OF Anatomy, Physiology, aud IIv4ict,c, with
diseases of women and children, rs may prove useful in
families when regular physicians cannot be procured:
hc'ng companion and guide lur Intelligent PRINCIPALS
OF manufacturers, plantations, snd boarding school.
heads of families, of vessels missionaries mr.
travellers and useful sketch for Young men chnrenr-
ing tie study of mecliciue. by Rrynell Coates H. d.
Peter Parey's Universal History on the bases of
Geography for the use of families illustrated nv maps
and engrGvings, in vols ..,..,.-
Just received and for sale by w MrkEAN
m9 Camp and Common sis
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NOTICE.-Thco owner of several packages merrlnp
Y dive marked Madame V. Artqueucave. per sir
Crotch, from Now York, is hereby not fed riar The,
have been stored by SFEFSGN, hVfHT-&i'N
m5l GonrigHces "Gnlap'
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A TEINS0N'S DEPiLLAr0EY, tur removing 81.
: a perluous har from the tce. neck and arms VIM
RGunl safety AID certainty, leaving lna skin timer and
whter tam before the 1pfi"aIna. \ IRISH supply
IusI received At GTinNS
Nol Exchange Inrsl, rnrns, 81 CHARLES ard Common
sire Us fpi