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On certain oceasiou, ono Paul Denton
Methodist preacher in Texas, advertised "
barbecue, with better liquor than 10 usually
furnished. when the people bad assein'
bled dsspendo In the crowd cried out,
Mr.. Paul Denton, your reverence has lied.
You promised not only . good bsrbscns.
bu, better liquor. "where the iquot9
There" answered the missionary in
tone, Of thunder. and pointing his long bo-
ny finger at the matches double spring
gushing up In two strong columns, with a
sound like shou, Of joy. from the bosom
of the earth. aTher," he repealed, with a
look terrible rs lightning. while his enemy
actually ,remblei ., his feet; ''there is the
liquor which God, the Eternal brews for
his children"
"No, in the simmering still, over smoky
fires, choked poisonous gases, and sur
rounded with the stencil Of sickening odors
and corruption. doth our Father In Heaven
prepare the precious essence Of life, the
pure cold water. hut in the glade and
CLASSY dell, where the red deer wanders,
and the child loves to play, there God brews
il: and down low in the deepest valleys,
where the fountain murmun and the rills
sing; and high up in the mountain tops,
where the naked granite Elitsen like gold in
the sun where s,oun-clouds brood, and
the thunder-s,orms crash, where the hurri,
cane howls music, and the big wave rolls
the chorus, sweeping the march Of God
there Tie brews Il, beverage Of lile, health
giving water. And everywhere III thing
Of beauty, cleaning In the dew-drop, sing
ing in the ice gem, ,ill they seemed turned
to living jewels, spreading golden veil
over the setting sun, os ssuzo around the
midnigh, moon. sporting In the cataract.
sleeping in the glacier. dancing in the hail
shower. folding its bright snow curtain soft.
" AROUND the wintery world, and weaving
tho many colored iris. that ssFsph's zone Of
the sky, whose warp % tho .in-drops Of
earth. and woot anil sunshine OF heaven,
all checkered over with the celestial flow.
ep, by the mystic hand OF reirsction. Still,
always il is beauiiiul-,hat blessed Tfe-
water; no poison bubbles on its brink, It's
foam brings not madness and murder; no
blood stains us liquid glass, pale widows
aud starving orphans weeping not burning
tears in lis depths! Speak out my friends
would you exchange Il for the demons
drink. alcoholic"
A shou, ike the roar Of a tempest, an.
swcred, "No!"
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Tho Great English Remedy.
sIR JAMES CLARKE's G
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLsi

Prepared ron prescription OF Sir J. ClArke, ~.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This we'll known medicine IL no imposition. but
sure and SAFE remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions from any cause whatever and, al
though powerful remedy, itcontAins nothing hurt
full ~ the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il IL peculiarly suited. 10 will, In short time,
BRING on the moathly period 9Th regulArlty.
In ell cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pain In the hack and Limbo. Fatigue on slight eI.
ertion, Palpitatinn OF the Heart. Mysteries. and
whites these PILLS will eject when al other
means have Jailed and. although . powerful ~: .
ely, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
anything hurtfal TO the constitution. -.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package. which should Ne carefully preserved.
observe On each bottle the name Of Jon MosRs.
without 10 none are genuine
For FULL particulars get pamphlet, nee. OF the
Agent,
n. d. 81 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorised agent, will Insure bottle containing
over 50 pills by return mall. Sold by all Drug.
Kists. Price 81 per hottie. n
JOB MOSES, ~ Cortlsndt 81, New York,
iyr2s Sole United States Agent.
rOr sale By DR.. ALvAN BACON. BiddsiONd.
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Siroui,burv. Pa. January 20, 1865.

Sirouisbury, Pa. January 20, 1865.
Dr.. GREGG. Dear Sir wish to inform you
that have been under the treatment OF some OF
our best physicians for nearly two years with.
out receiving any benefit. Ihad lost all conh.
dence, and INDUCED In but little hope OF =
cure from any source. My disease MAS Drop
sy, an my physicians told me that there Was
no cure for me. I was tapped some 6fty times,
and at the different operations about twelve
pounds Of water were removed. 81
am happy to inform you that ] have been
completely restored to health by the use OF Con-
stitution Water.
I make this statement, hoping Il may reach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully, -
Mrs Mhnu'bL " No vi" p
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VIM. N. VAN BENscHorEN.
U,th,r6,ld. Conn. March. 2. 1856,

Wsfhsrfsld, Conn. March, 2, 1868
Oh. W. II. GREo0. Dear Sir: Having seen
your advertisement OF Consultation Water
recommended for lnAamstion Of the Kidneys.
and irritation Of the Bladder.-haying suffered
for the past three years. and tried the skill OF
number Of physicians, with only temporary
relief-T was induced to try your medicine.
procured one bottle ~ your agents. a. nM',
ord.-Me,srs. Lee, Sisson & Co..-and when !
IA r,.d hsIf Of n, 10 my surprise found .
rrsst ch.nee In my health. I have used two
sottIes Of il, and an where never. expectsd 70
~ In nv iiSs-vell, and In good spirits. 1oas.
not erpress my gratitude for IL; fesl that u
h an and more than you recommend u ~ Be.
May the blessing Of God ever attend you In
your labors Of love t...'
Yours. truly, . ,,,
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READ! READS! READ!!!

Danriiis. Pa, Jane, 1862.
On. WILLIAM A. GREGa. Dear Sir In Feb.
ruary 1861, 7 was afflicted with sugar Diabetes;
and for Ave months I passed more than two gal
Ions Of water 10. twenty .four hours. | was
obliged to get up as oftsn rs ten ortwelve times
during the night. and 10 Ave months lost about
6fty pounds In weight. During the month OF
July, 1861, I procured two bottles Of Constitu.
ton Water, and Ia two days after using u ex.
pcrienced relief and aher taking two bottles
| Was entirely cured. SOON sfer regsining my
usual good health.
Yours, truly, w. l.. DE WITT.
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In Dumsnorrhaa, or Painful .Msn,'ruat'on
and .Msnorrhagta, or Profu1 Floring.

In Dysmsnorrhaa, or Painful .Men,truat,on
and .Hsnorrhagia. or ProfuH Forins.
BJth diseases arising from faulty secretion OF
the menstrual Cuid-in one case being To little.
and accompanied by severe pain, and the other
a too profuse secretion. which will be speedily
cured by the Constitution Water.
The disease known as the FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which Is the result OF relaxation of the
ligaments Of that organ, and Is known by /"
sense OF hpayiness and dragging pains In the
back and sides, and ut times accompanied by
sharp, lancinating or shooting rains through
the parts, will in all cases be removed by the
medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms, arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
the physicians call Nervousness- which word
covers up much ignorance and In nine cases
out Of ten the doctor does not really know
whether the symptoms are the disease or the di.
cease the symptoms. We can only enumerate
them here. speak more particularly OF Cold
Feet, Palpatation Of the Heart, Impaired mem.
DRY, wakefulncss, Flashes Of Heat, Languor,
Lassitude, and Dimness Of Vision.
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Boston Corners, ". y, December. 27. 1851.
VIZ. II GREo0, 4 Co. Gents: I freely give
you liberty to make use Of the following certih
cate of the value u the Constitution Water,
which I can recommend In the highest manner.
My wife VA, attacked with pain IN the should.
ers, whole length of her back, and In her limbs.
with paipitafion of the heart, and irritation OF
he biadisr. called . phy s'cian. who attend.
ed her about three months. when he len her
worse than he had found her. then employed
one Of the best ply sicisns could hnd, who At.
tended her for about nine month and while
she was under hi. care she did not suffer quite
% much pain. lie finally gave her up, and
said ..hsr disease ras Ineurabis. For" said he.
"shs has such eombinaiion Of eompiaiats
haf medicine girsn for one operate against
some other of hsr difficulties. About this lime
she commenced the Use of Constitution Water.
and, to our utter establishment, almost the hrst
disc seemed 10 have the desired Effect and she
kept on Improving rapidly under II. treatment.
and nov superin'euds entirely her domestic n.
fairs. She hss not taken any OF the Constltu.
ton Water for about four weeks, and We are
happy to say that It has produced permanen:
cure.
VIM. N. VAN BENSCHOrEy.
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TO LADIES.

n you require q reliable remedy TO restore you.
and remove irregularities OF Distractions, why not
use the bestl
Every Lady knows the slightest irresularity OF
Los spirits. Painting. Mysteries, a.; then the
bpom of health fades the appetite iails and other
symptoms more distressing commence, - Weak
ness. Spinal Complaint the Whites. Prolapsus, &c.,
AZ A mayer Milling remedy will be f0und In
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DR.. Harvey's Female Pills.

have no equal for removing Distinctions and Irreg
ularitiss, NO NATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE They are safe and sure In every case. Up
wards of 5000 boxes are sold annually, and no
complaint of their efficacy Is ever heard, for they
accomplish what they are represented to do.
Sold In boxes coniainisg Siriy Pills. Price One
Dollaf
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
m PRNiLRS IN DBLICiTB HEALTH.

DR.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Z = M.
dicott Street. Boston, 10 consulted daily ios Al 6.
eases Incident 70 the female system. prolaHsus
prsssion. ssd other menstrual ersaxsnenu, sre
nov treated spoa new pathological principle., ard
| speedy relief guaranteed In Q very few days 20
Invariably certain 10 the new mods Of trestmett,
| that most obstinate complaints yield under L. And
the Af1otsd psrson soon rsloees In perfsst health.
Dr.. Dow has no doubt had greater experiences n
The cure Of diseases Of women and children. than
any other physieisn In Boston, ana has, nr 20
ISts. confined his whole attention " the cure Of
private diseases snd FEMALE Complaints.
n B-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Once hours from A. y. toSP.h.
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Imnortant 10 the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW eontinuss 70 be consulted ~ IVY. ". iii
A.. Nos' and Eodcott street, BoseSn, on ! ~
disease. Of PRIVATE Or DELICATE SAI 1n.5i.
~. ~ H. - nov The grafiacation OF present.
ins The unfortunsts With rsmsdiss that have never
JAILED 70 care the most alarming $3.50 o. LIZ.
horrorS q vsusrSsl and Impure blood, imPctee.
o., serssuls. 0ousryhos, Ulcers. Pain o. Nsucss
In the regions OF proersstion. lnnammstien OF ue
Bisddsrsnd Kidnsys, Hydroeels, Abscssses, 10: .:
mon, Yftrhtfui SvsliInEs, and che long train Of
horrible syn ptous attsndiax this GLASS OF disecse
are made 70 become - harmless ~ the hmpfn
aillnys OF child. Paltieuiar attsntion gwen 20
forms and stages. Pstisats vho wish 70 rsRsin w
der DR.. Dow's treatment few days or weeks, VII
be furnished With pleasant rooms, and charges Tor
p.S Ladlss Who are troubled With any disc. ~
ueeuiIar 10 their System, will ind speedy relief ~
calling on DR.. DOW, st his once. No.S Endieo"
street. .f .i .
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GENERAL AGENTS,

y.aa D. ,.rt. c,ssi,e.u Dale, Pile: nssh
ss':.:. SfS: " 1870 s:i f::: :
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Errors or Youth.

A gentleman Who suffered for years nom Nsrv
Gus Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscretion WILL Zoe the sake OF suffering
Humanity, send tss To ell Who need IL the recips
which he was cured. Sufferers vishlng ta prodt by
The advertisers experience, can do ., by addressing
JOHN o. OGDEN,
lylO No. ~ cAsaSsss Street, Nss YsSk.
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YOUTHFUL INDIsCRETION,

which neglected. ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business Social Society or Maria.
70. and often terminates In an untimcly grave.
MAks no delay In seeking the remedy. Bells
Specific Pills. can be used without detection or
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
IL. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Lgs.i Of U. 8. Patent ones, wa'Ainston.
(sndsr tie oct Of 1871

k)OLIOIlO VIZ vi L ~ hAN ~
Late Agent Of y. s. Patent oNes, xa'Ainsto",
tsSdsr tAs oct Of 1872
70 state Street, opposite Ktlby Street,
BOSTON
AFTER IN extensive practice OF upwards Of 20
Ted states, also In ureat Britain, France, and 9th
OF foreign countries. Caveats Specifications Bonds.
Assignments. and al Papers or Drawings for pa
p.ss SsssreS s mad. Into American or For.
sign works, to determine the validity or utility
Of Patents o! !nvsntions-and leHlor ether ad.
ss,s Ss sss ,sn. Of sns p.ssns furnished By
rsa!..iny One Dollar. AssigAmsnts recorded 81
1s..:y n q: g.a:. State, ,....,.. :s,is,
during eight months the subscriber. in course OF
his large practice made on fs,es rejected app!ca-
tioas SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one OF which
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mt. EDDY a. one or the "csi ssssssiss
'A''''' CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
they cannot employ person more esmy,isnf and
trsitsertAy, and more capable % putting their sp-
plications In . form 10 secure for them On carly
and favorable esr;Ss,sso Hn Il tSs a'en'
-r,-.,Fyrs Late Comm isssoner Of Patsnts-
sMs. n n. Eddy has made fcr me THlRTEBN
applications. on all but one Of which patents have
%,.s.f BE PROOF Of great talent and ability on
his part leads me TO recommend all Inventors TO
apply TO him TO procure their patents rs they may
be sure of having the most fAithfal attention be-
slowed on their cases, aud at very reasonable char
gsa~ .--r..as. -. -.
Boston. January LlSe. "A fuUflW I
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DIR. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is o remedy four degrees stronger than the above,
and intended for special eases Of long standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box.
IL you cannot purchase the pills OF your Drug.
gist they will be sent by mall. post pad, secure
nom observation, on receipt 90 the money, by Dr
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, $40 Broad.
way New YORK. 81
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

for speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal weak
ness, Emissions Physical and Nervous de, ility
Impotence, or want Of power, the result OF sexual
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

Try them They only cost % cents, and " you
10 DR.. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
$40 Broadway. New York,
And they will be cent by return Of mall post paid.
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no. III q IIs Main Street.

nIc HOUSE. near Coysrsi Bridge. rastory
VlslAsA. ss1. VALENTINE rRx1 lsg,sys5sd
oeoas of any color, In the beat manner. Goats.
vse1AtantS Csyea RAyians, bssquins, 10. eieanssd
ed eelorsd Without balm ripped, and pst u Eood
eedef. AL sslerinG deas BY hin 10 warranted not
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
Bryan's Life Pills
PURIFY THE RLOOD,

Remove HeatacAs, DiIIinsss, 6idtissss, Drowsinsss
Ungisasast Dreams, Dtrssss Of S,1Af, indigss-
ties Cleanse hs SfosseA and Bewsis,
Insure NEW LIFE In the debilitated. and
-. Sl~a. NJ A.. ri
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NO CHANGE OF DIET NECESSARY.

less on the system. EIch box contains 60 pills,
with full directions ana q treatise on the conse
quences and cure. Price One Dollar beware OF
Countsrfeits II you cannot procure them OF
your Druggist send your money TO DIR. JAMES
BRYAN. Consulting MUSICIAN, $40 broadway,
New York, and they Win DO sent by return Of
mall, free from observation. .. a ,H
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Certain Cure tn all Cases,
IE Or No CharEe Made.
Those who need the services q On experienced
physician OF surgeon In ell difneult and ebroiio
diseases Of every name and nature. should give
pa. Or Dow imports and has tor sales new ,r.
ticie called the Yrsnch Secret Order BY mall. tor
Al and rcd stamp. WV
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i0a' LEONARD g. BloLoW
For sale By all Drsssssis. P,,es. 81

Coastitution Cathsrfie LIE Pab.
lCossfiisfios Cafhsrfie L,s PWs' -,
Coasiifsiioa CatAarfie Lis PWs. 81.
CosatiisiIoa CatAsriie LIE PMa
Pr,es Is Cent? Per Boz.
Price IS Csats Per Boz.
Price IS Csah Per Boz.
Price IS Csah Per Boz. 800.
wM. Il. GREGG 3 CO.. Propristors.
MORGAN q ALLEN, 0ssersi Assuts,
~, - No. 20 CHE Street, New York.
GEO. Q. GOODWIN AGO.. Bos.oa. I. - - -.
rs.l.ss ps. ALvAN sAcox. ,As.a...
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FAFCf GOODS!

n rs also god assortnsnt Of fssey 0sods.
wSisA = b dsssrnlssd y ell q oalAP 40 sus
snISs her gooai bsioy purchasing elssshsn.
6eplae ky strist Integrity ssd sAif Dealing 70 ~
eoavs sAass Of pablIe pstfvuags.
e All erds1 hy nah. sease. q ssprsst.wlii
NV PsosPs ssa as ssss' s i'sa'Yt isy II 9
Ma X A. JOHNSON.
q N'fi"6 - No. ~ Factory tnaad.,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.

The actual question now before Con-
gress and the country is, whether the gov
ernment of the eleven States lately in re-
bellion is TO be given to the enemies If
the nation, whose hands are just Inclutch-
ed from her throat, or to her friends. II
the people think that rebels. who do not
pretend to be peni;ent even if they con-
fess themselves conquered, should he in
vested with absolute power over all the
inhabitants Of their States or sojourners
within them, incluling the negroes whom
the people themselves have just set free,
and that, besides this, they should be al
lowed their tull weight in TIE govern
ment of the nation which, little year
ago, they were doing their utmost to de-
,troy, the people Can so decide, ind from
their decision there is no appeal, except
iDg to themselves in soberer hour. But
let them have this issue always kept un-
mistakably befcIe them, Let them not
think that they are deciding against Ex-
ecutive usurpation, or against taxation
without representation, or against Federal
interference with the reserved rights OF
the States, or in favor Of the efectual
restoration of all the States to the Union.
The question is, shall one half the country
be absolutely governed, and the whole be
in danger Of being controlled by its enc
mics rather than It's friends If this
point can be kept clearly before the public
mind, separate from all entangling allan
ees, we have no fear as to the result
And it Is important that this should be
done quite as much for the interest of the
rebel as of the loyal States. There can
be no substantial peace until this question
is put at rest, and peace is more essential
to them than to us.
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THE PRESIDENT on PATRONAGE.
The Washington correspondent OF
Chicago paper contains the following:

The Washington correspondent of a
Chicago paper CONTAINS the following;
"a few evenings age, IN the course OF
free and easy conversation with some cou-
viyal conservative" companions, the
President said the Republican papers
we're calling him John Tyler No. 2, aud
denouuciug him for betraying his party.
He said that it was not true that he was
following in the footsteps of Tyler, Ill
cne respect at least. When Tyler broke
with his party, he commenced turning
Wings out of Office and filling the vaean-
cies With Democrats. The result was
that in a short time lie had given all his
Offices away and lost his power He had
Only as many friends as he had offices to
bestow. The Wings elected were ever
after bitter and active enemies, and fought
him to death 'sLook up there at those
pigeon holes" said johnson. They
are filed with papers of Office seekers,
For some of the vacan: places, there are
score or more Of competitors; for hun
dreds of Offices not vacant there are lots
Of a, plicants, who pledge themselves 10
sustain my policy, and swear they are
johnson men up 20 the handle. So, my
friends, you readily perceive that the
course | am pursuing secures me as many
friends as there are applicants for ofhce.
And this policy works admirably in an
other respect. 1t shuts the mouths Of all
the Republicans holding Office, as they
are afraid 10 open their heads in oppO-
sition to me least their heads may roll in
the basket. Now, if should turn these
men out they would all fight me ike IT,
gers, and these warm and enthusiastic
hosts of friends now begging for
crumbs Of patronage would cool down to
zero the moment | should dispose of the
Offices. Hence, you see, gentlemen the:
am not following in the footsteps Of
John Tyler, so far as the dispensing pow
/ er is concerned. John was a fool he
did not understand human nature and
the springs of action | profess to be u
politician who have studied the nature Of
Gii!ce seekers to some PURPOSE
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6lS, HOOP SKlRTS, G,S,
..CPssEY'S Gown slakc,o
MASUrACTURED ASD SOLD
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

NO. CPS ARCH Street, PHILAD'A.
The most complete assortment Of Ladies'.
Misses and Childrens HOOP SKIRTS, in
this City; gotten up expressly TO meet the
WANTS of rIRsr-CLAss TRADE: embracing the
newest. and most desirable Styles and Sizes of
Gore Trails" of every length-from q to
yds round-!o to 56 Springs, at > to s. 90
Plain Skirts, ali lengths. from to 3 yards
round the bottom, at ) 40 to 50 Is.
Our line of Misses and Chi,drens SKIRTS
arc proverbially beyond all competition. for
variety of styles and sizes-as well rs for
finish and durability; varying from 8 to 33
inches in length, f to As Springs ut 35 cents
to s. %. All Skirts of ''OUR OWN MAKE"
are WARRaNTED 10 give Satisfaction but
BUY NONE as SUCH, unles they have, "IIopkin S
Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No. 62S Arch ST.
Stamped on each Tab
Also, constantly on hand, GOOD SKIRrs,
Manufactured in New York. and the Eastern
States, which we sell at very low Prices.
lot of cheap Skirts-l5 springs, S5 cents; 90
springs. 81 00--25 springs, 81 l5-30 springs
81 % and 40 springs 81 so.
Eagn Skirts, made to Order and Repaired.
ray" Terms Cgsh. 0yR PRIcE OnLY,
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