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The Ceiebrdted TrOtting Stallion
.N'If, EFT Hy4EsK

This celebrated trotting stallion will make
the season Of 1871 at the following places
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at the
Park House Stables, Portage street, Kalama-
zoo; Thursdays Fridays aud Saturdays at the
Stables Of the Dyckman House, Paw Paw at
the low price Of FORTY DOLLARS by the
Season. Money paid or note given at the time
OF service Description-Night Hawk ID golden
sorrel, sixteen hands high, weighs 1850 pounds
aud for shape, style and temper, Is not ex-
celed by any horse IN the State. HIS trottlng
qualities need no comment, az the record OF
the Lansing Society shows that he trotted there
on q half mile track in 231 and again in Au-
gust, 1868, on the same track, he trotted i've
mile race against Dallas OF Detroit, winning
the race easily in ii minutes and in tIial
ten days before the race. trotted his five miles
on half mile track in 1925. Pedigree-Night
Hawk was sired by Champion, he by AlmanaclI
by Mambrino, by Imported Messenger. Dam.
Spirit, by Engineer out of Syren, by American
Eclipse. Ills dam was sired by Esq. Shermaus
Young Eclipse, by American Eclipse, by Duroc,
by Imported Diomed. HIS dam by Gray Do
med. son OF Old Medley, her dam by Old Cade,
grandam by Col. lickmans Independence, by
independence, by old FearDaught, out OF Dolly
Fine, Old Silver Eye, great-grandam by Inn
ported Badger. Her dam was by Mary Ridge,
out of Kate Dolan. by Brutus, by Bashaw.-
I hus il will be seen that there ID not drop OF
blood running in Night Hawks vlens but what
originates from Thorough Bred Stock. All
mares q rved by this horse and not proving in
| foal can have the service of the horse the fol-
loving fall free Of chsIge.
s34tf JOHN s, VAN KIRK.
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saplings so the way back could be made
visible At this time Mr. T., washed
and ironed the baby's dresses, and did
the other house work.
The second year in the woods, Mrs.
Taylor's father made them a visit, from
New York state; not being veIsed in
the ways of the new country, he did not
bring an axe, as the necessities Of the
case required, and several times got
caught in the underbrush, and had to
extricate his team with bis jack knife,
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RESTEU.

The old machine for making "rockry" hay
ing become 80 ont of repair as to be of no use,
it has been thrown aside and a new ono i'm
ported. Hear her grind:
Whene'er you chance to come to town
You see placarded Goods marked down. "
This is way the merchants tell
That they have goods they wish to sell
And is good news to those who're poor;
Who oft great suffering endure,
AS it enables them to buy
What they could not if goods were high.
At Ross splendid Dry Goods Store
Goods are marked less than ere before,
The choicest goods and stock complete,
Corner Main and Kalamazoo street. 1888
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Business Notices.
PENSION =.

SOLDIERS OF 1S12-for Pensions apply to
o. w. ROWLAND, County Clerk, Paw Paw. 32
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m. u. McFARLIN,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,

Will attend to al call on reasonable terms
and satasf action guaranteed. Residepce-Ws-
yeGly, Mich. Pest Omce-Psw Paw. S28t3
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All Goods at Van Auken's not found as rec
commended can be returned and the money Will
be refunded. S2S
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The great rush is at Van Auken's.

The great rush is at Van Auken's.
40 pieces Of Flannel at half-price ut Van
Auken's,
90 dozen Hose from &c to 25 cents at Van
Auken's.
20 dozen Gloves at half price at Van Aukens
80 pieces Cassmeres at less than the cost OF
manufacture, now being closed out at Van
Auken's
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Go to vanAukens for your dry goods,

Go to YanAukens for your dry goods,
The great clearing-out sale OF the season has
just commenced at Van Auken's None should
mss this opportunity Of securing some Of the
great bargains now offered for it Is a fact
that he is selling many goods at half their
value.
Save 20 per cent by buying all your Goods
at Van Aukens.
II there Is anything in the Furniture Line
that you want, you can find it at Nichols q
Warmers.
A good Hat for Coo at Van Auken's.
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For SALE.-One horse, one light wagon, one
single harness, one saddle, two mich cows.
S36 Enquire OF r. l.. Ross
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A certain young lady remarked, Sunday eve
ming, to her beloved ono: "My dear, | wish
you'd buy one Of those nice suits which Henry
received lately" 93S
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Ross is just getting in his spring stock OF
Dry Goods. The most elegant styles OF Hats
and Caps, Boots and shoes, Prints and every
thing. BE sure and call at Ross Corner be-
fore purchasing. S33t3
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Particular Notice.

Messrs. HOWE Il COY having sold out their
Hard Ware business hereby give notice 20 All
persons indebted TO them TO call at once Ana
settle their accounts - 1t il Of great importance
to them to close up al their busness nattern
before leaving town.
March I'd, 1871. s3fN
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c. R. &F. AVERY

+. S-Our Millinery Stock is now fuI and
possesses unusual attractions. All the novel
ties added to our stock as fast as they appear.
Yes come in the evening. or come in the mornino
Come when your are looked for, or come without
warning;
nice stock of goods shall be there before You
And treated with due respect you'll he We 40
sure YOU
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A good Hat for Coo at Van Auken's.

To find a nice assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, 20 to Decatur-IIenry sells so cheap
as to astonish the community. 833
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IUIe purchasing. u"UV"
II you want good Cane Chairs you will find
them at Nichols X Warmers.
Fine Chamber Suits cheap at Nichols q War
ner's.
The best Spring Bed and Mattresses in the
World are sold cheap at Nichols IL Warmers.
tlp-top set of Chairs can be bought for
So rs at Nichols ~ Warmers.
60 to Nichols & Warner il You want any Up
holstered Work. You will find it both good
and cheap. S32
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Our stock is now complete in every depart
meme and at prices that defy competition. We
are bound that the citizens of Van Buren, CO..
shall patronize us that is if Desirable Goods at
Low Prices are any inducements. We have
ltely added to our stock a large and very com
plete line of
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correspondence of the Truo Northerner.
LOCAL HISTORY.

Reiag RccOh6cii0HS anil "reminiscences
Of me EGrly Setfiers.
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An IN Good Repair,

and to all Of which runs Pure Water. With said
store is connected good lee ll1uAe two wood
tlousos, Barn, Two Horse Sheds aud a Store
House and other convenient bniidings together
with Lumbpr Yard Wood Yard, Garden. oto.
The lots are situated on both sides Main
Street, are 100 feet wide and Oh School Street
300 feet iu length Said Store has 40 extensive
ana healthy trade from Good Customers 81 suf-
hcient ability and wiling 70 pay. u has for the
last ten years done large business and still com
tnues TO do 70, The property, Good VIII we'll
established business aud surroundings, we'll
worth to any entsrptisug man OF hfru $4,000,
viii DO sold for less than hall that sum, Halt q
the pur hase money may roman on tho property
long enough for the whole to be made ont Of tho
business Long continued III health "a the only
cause for Offering this property at 80 great
sacrifice.
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MANCHESTER

some Of The visitors at the Equinox
have been having good luck IN their trout
fishing excursions Of late. One day last
week Messrs Pond, Williamson and Hall
caught near Manchester, sixty, weighing
from balfa pound TO two pounds each,
and the next day Mcssrs. Wood & Garner
caught, ID Beaver Greek, twenty-five,
weighing IA pounds. II Is a liitlc re-
anarkable how these city people can beat
the natives al their own trade.
Tho slators, carpenters, masons aud
painters have completed their work on
tho church aud the familiar sound Of the
hammer ]. 40 longer heard in that locali-
Isl The carpets aud cushions are cx-
pected this week,
ilcrndous Opera House Troupe
closed lbcir entertainments at Music Hall
on Saturday evening Considering the
season aud Unfortunate state Of the
weather on several evenings they were
very well pairouged Their perform.
auces gave general satisfaction aud should
slcy repeat their yisitat some future time
lbcy VIII bc greeted with run houses
Visitor. AZ the hotels were nearly all
present. many Of them engaging seats
through lie week. They spoke in The
higbes, tgrms II tie entertainment.
"A aght change Ia thc time table OF
tie Harlem Extension woutiuto effect on
Monday. There Il np change ip the
mail trains; except etc train from The
south arrives % minutes earlier than
formerly; ihc mixed tram going north
leaves Ii 9.48 pi., and the mixed train
going south a ii-0p 10. There ! aiso
uew train going oull 4 6;so a. IN.
connecting 81 tie state line with q train
Tor Troy Ihl, VIII bc . great conyen-
lencc to passenger. wishing to 20 TO
Troy 81 Albany ana even New York.
rev. Mr Freeman 81 rcgkskill, n.
NJ, preached very interesting discourse
al Music Hall, sabbath morning
"A meeting q ihe Congregational so-
.ier IS called Al lie basement Of the
CONT House 90 Saturday afternoon az
taa o'rI9cs Business Of great import.
sa.st viii come before tbc meeting aud Il
a desirable that @. many as possible be
present
Prof I Calds 81 Boston has lad On
exhibition tie past wcck, d Cue latge
painting ot Miadleioan Springs. Tho
pietuc via b. disposed u by drawing,
ahegc hslug lwo huadfti tickets II one
dollar each. THO ticket. layc nearly an
heon Sold,
-Onc man ID AtFy Aileen Insured rs
he Travellers Insurance CompauY Of
Hartford. lgm depanmeot) has
leen rald caim fay nan-iatal ~ fatal iu.
lufy, d.tlnrjag ucaiY goo per iaf "a
cYfty cas- 81 ihe COMPANY. cAlslcucc.
Bntnham & Temple agents. Ra,iani. Nt
.ous l3ulc Adventures ilue
siotg 81 hstAllue Herbert aiH appear
iH auf nEKt
Maygs Thatcher "a AlbAsg an3 Mr.
Matvas from Nea NofL rlarncl lfsa
lhtce DAYS lroaiiag excursion "a Boarl
read and riulit - Saturday nlgit
With a hue lol ~ lront AuE one Ualns
't8ol ) lo8es 81 aoue vaa wilderness
ean hAre thtir aspirations renlifcd y,
taking such q tnp. sn1 d is'at bad iA.ns
Re take either. s. says ihe Mayor
Tds Bennington fres Press pFopouuli
he Interesting snandmm, Il ihe ten
usagian CQau9 Agflgulafal se4lely ea
tirel, dead We Supposed i's ianein
wAs aisehacd By small bas weeping
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FURNISHED - a aoe prepared
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llnB Give hW e,H. I Io Ns
rsatl Wits syaHa aeF oa De eys 90
the 1885, aflar
Much mib seJ IS U8f aIh
nsd iaH la NtW luk.
Nu tum>0N aNut
Week after uegk have ws taken up
our pegpWer ml among ctbor aaag
paH-skdahes. ha,t SIC uae1 glawla da.
sliH8aHs 81 Ue fashionable smnss
from whence daily son gas t4airaeg
3ae admiration Of wondering rpaes. ar
wander alg aamsals. bJlcgttl ia die
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web deserved one, though. Wc may add,
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The hail storm Of two weeks ago did
more damage than was at first supposed.
Its greatest force appears to have fallen
about one mile west Of this station, and
extended casterly to New Lebanon aud
uorlhcrIy through Stcphcntowu. The
late rye crops were badly injured by the
shclliug of The grain. The corn and oat
crops were much mutilatcd, and large
number of window paues broken ia the
dwellings which Glanced TO be ia the line
Of the storm. Our crop Of straw is now
coming to lbe press without having been
thrc,hcd, while the grain shelled By the
hail and lal in The (cld Is estimated at
200 bushels from this crop alone.
GA stitch IN time saves nine" aud
the proYerb is Just as true when applied
tea railroad fence as to- garment, as was
proved on Friday hast when Tie II O'Clock
train came down and ran over two bead
Of cattle IN fho cut north Of here, belong
ing 10 II. 4, Wiibor, The wonder is that
the train was not thrown from The track,
as II was near sharp curve, running
pretty fast, down grade and a long train.
One Of The animals was Killed on the spot,
and tie other had three legs cut of, aud
all for the want Of q little care aud atlcu-
lion TO a piece of fence which has been
down ail the season, II may be woll for
interested parties to look to these matters
ia time, as there is more than theValuo Of
property AZ stake.
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So usIm a r h 1aae
@ bal rsa tta hw m.aa Gig
iHa fasi te0 ness usf sstry Uas
ha avr np ,hat we Ave.
usFs uas3 ar ha some esad-
datf So de FeFI,r7.iiars stole g. Now
vt wa u 8sH fbcrssrs3. throat
1--WE haa e. sod sgual it mo. Well lcf
t rsfa. People s bound 20 6ai fsaIt
VI Hbsf g DOES - ua, aHa aalertHa ier-
daag iH6anat 81 these AprH shaw
eu thr crops sm growing finely. No
msIisF lf"HHs fgsfhef." 30 90 an#ie3
q little occasionally. tae world must have
bread aaa Use Niusg earth mast hare
m.H
We me glad 90 nalIeJ tbag tie Cad
Dale House 81 Esst Manchester. kep, bF
Geo So. Udeg Is vtl daed with board
e'R' 81 's peasant resort
Amos sheldon recently found q par
a.al go tag raa3 Ween tb.s village and
its depot The eWuer can have a by
( gai60g HrB.
Letters remaining Ia ,ha Post Office
Of Aaueactsr Aug Ist 1871: Daniel
Fisher. Jala Ii8sar. 81. n. Howe. Frank
4. Murray. G.. g. OdeN. IS. %. Sahin. Levi
David Mf,. Nm. George. Mis. Caroline
paut Miss Carrie -towaI. Miss Elh T..
Thompson.
SEQ bradley & Blrkmsl'- now adycf-
0#gmaut
aorGu puusl.
"A ultl. sam Off ! Dorr. tbfec yesrs
! Of 58a fiji t.bis, t.t pIas. gn Tuesday of
tset vsrk and fractured bi. tIirh
,.... Gomez.
' HONOR To whom tohor rs dae' ID ID
( very good malior aud 60 you certainly
belongs tbchouof OF editing one OF the
very best country papers We all ENJOY
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quar- : W. ,'' ~ do INC i''''.7 VI sum- .,
'he racine Isles are w sa'Nerios o'eao
if"'ti o'he' business is ca'tl'o oni we
,l,.f,.t,n. and ministers Il. ,yoll as annr.
rymen. Lawyers we have none, but If
any one here happens to get ia "a bit of
row. a certain limb Of the law from NJ.
always hasten to see that Justice is done,
50 We need not want for legal advice,
The earthquake did not disturb poo
bic here WHY should Il? anyone that can
sleep mast midnight aud no, be disturbed
by lhc hidcous. frightul noises that re-
sound through this valley need not fear
an earthquake waning lntih'
$50 he new railroad Of o. IN a NJ.
tnediey y = iat competed mat cars can
run over portion ol H. y car Oh tlelf
road accidentally became loose the other
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I'm small district 10 town, we Ghd
iour per-ou whose ages au between 81
and years Ng and Sir. Aaron Byord,
aged aud % N- Fauum aud Nir.
David Robbins sl SIC think iMs i. 1
itallhg neigbb9rhood Long alc lo them
81. especially p 'Auutio7 who brought
us these facts
>iuee writing tie abayc We learn
tllal Mrs Fafnum Il dangerously ill.
Ab0ui that earthquake Ncs, ! did
tee the shock immediately boz could
not ascertain Thar more tban 9ne other
person was awakened 10 Perm shoall
h4sc localized ihe faet, bni people gcaef-
ally tl.ogght L was az imag iaaiioa aud
We bad no notion of sboulderlug 4 " .l8lC
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TIE subHcrIber oilers tnr sale has
sr0BE AND lot,

Pleasantly situated Ia Tho
Village Of Londonderry, Vt. located about f0ur.
tecu Miles from tic napols at Manchester, Dor.
sct Dandy, East Walhngtarl, Ludlow and Cheh.
ter consisting ~ 4 store building
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so Feet Front on Main Street,
30 Eoet on school strcot

Two and half rtorics high The upper an T..
part mostly rented aud occupied for ehops aud
Dwellings
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Factory Point Vermont
Hsa assfal saHe $500 b lte g8l thhi
81 i 81 FtA - s A-sas sa aaE bya
ssstessss NHer ta-aHelsts Aas Aai-ata
Haa close easfas sa}aae3 J6afsfy hfattg
rsIsfei $50 b sF.sg asa4f.fa eate
Ai W o. f8l plg ~ ist peHs
ausAmel lac aala-S iat > asf4 mpea.
ss49n.
BE. Al sQgk uafmated l8lih
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me n5rs BeFa.ar aua.a45l7s " AJ0a.rsm
Lessee A N aH " led a. fharaaay
ttsn.Hg AnGua al lstl
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.8aaAs aeae ~ q Hiua thai he
FeFay e ~ S .'eeff laee tie
asm % acm ma that aotAiuE
a Cuiisa would reuse
,
lib wst hs heca vefg oal with
rtaiF 81 faIa tor 6u dag past ilay-
ulca hs{e rtNue pen rft.ig antu
B y S nniley Fpaehel sabbath
morning ~ 3 engaged % .upply the
pulpit 81 FgaeIsm NJ tie coming 5esr.
w
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w GOD S NO Frs.
uadug taken ,ho Agency Tor The saie u, Fam
nos prepared 10 sell
WOODS MOWERS,
Both One Of Two Horses,
st Reduced Prices
They arc 90 well and fagorahy known 3 neod
auy puhug.
County awAys buy tie bert and ~ course bny
M9gIa
sead ID y0uS orders caIly
hayo tls9 taken tAo sale q tle
ruHcA HORSE RAKE
whea focd, oai, q u sseu q ~ appveeiAad.
% Auras Hoi ~
Rough and Smooth Ground
and ia Green ~ Dry Hay
FIgsF rBgHigA
gyer ssgeul 0ihers q ne
Bennington g. Fair Of 1870.
u al,es upisefsai ulsfseliop can srd Fee il
u y. tOTrU9
SALISBURY w.. yasl i3 1914 sgmli0tld
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4 j WlIlTC0MB,

A j. WHlTC0MB,
East Rupert, Vermont,
Sioam Manufacturer 81
Butter Tubs and Patent Butter Pals,
Country Merchants aud Farmers
supplied at Nh0ee l5 prices.
The Robertson patent Batter Pail " The very
best thing Of the kind ~ use for keeping Butter,
Lard, &C., perfectly sweet
CALL AhD EEA9fgE
the different liylos 0f
Tubs and Pals
made al this establishment
Ea,t Rupert, jane eth, 18Th 8lYzlon
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38tAhAh
Grain Cradles. Hsal aras
~ mtni4f trt,efvfrs
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NORTH rErfRsBurGII.

"A stranger while walking on the
Harlem Extension Railroad the evening
OF the 21th ult met with quite an acci
dent by falling into the cattle guard near
the platform, cutting his face severely,
He was intoxicated, and this is probably
the cause Of the accident.
Tho following cpitaph is said to have
been composed for man who died out
west few years ago by the Of Calf.
1t has not been in print as | know Of;
Oh, Death, Thou vert more crnel than tx,
That tlon Old not lct this cat grow tgho 40 o2
That be might have brovaad among hedges.
bitches and tholns,
With the rest VI bic fellow creatures that
wear borHs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-03

Boys Clothing lor about 50 90
aud meme suits, that look az good as tho one yof
paid $40 90 for at 80 co.
Tho boy vas right, have got largo and
wen selected stock aud will aoli cheap. Cal anl
zee The styles
s. a. ulLLErr
Manchester, July l2tr 1874 s6m5i0na
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A $50 ONE-FOURTH
"A ofthe Shares Of the Wooden Factory Build
lng on Main street also ono third Of tho ma.
chluery contained il the same, an in good order
and In full operation soliciting patronage Of wool
delivered at the Arnold Store.
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Local Intelligence.


TIA nspAf AUGUST m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-03

Death is sim busy among us. On the
10Th ut, Abel Gross, aged s., fell 10 a
tit while at work IN the field and lived
bnt few hours. On the 23rd Jonathan
Stone died Of consumption.
Having has come 10 stand sill on
account ~ thc weather. About three.
fouribs Of the crop has been secured AND
Tie whole crop viii be about two-thiris
ofau average. Oats aud potatoes are
fine, corn fair, aud ftuit very poor,
The popular hotel az the Centre has
been repaired, together with I'm the out
buildings. and tic proprietor, Mr. Hal,
seems to be iouGshiug finely he ha.
tie best dancing Hali 30 toau, aud the
dancing par of the community seem TO
appreciate il highly They bad a ar2c
party there 8 few evening. since, which
proved great s1ecca
-Our shirt manufacturers arc III trouble
lusi now about thicying on the railroad.
Three boxes have been opened between
here aid New YORK aul many dozen
shirts FILTERED. 1lry ne trying bard to
dnd oai which cad q tie Lac does tie
stealing.
some 0f Qua people are talking 81 a.
excursion 70 Manchester ! lbey come
sou Wili Be likely 70 lnd {, out
cESIEl BENLtS-
The constant showers f3r ilie pasl
wcek have not chaneedtl.e Brown lke
appearance ~ our liitie village Il s
hoped hey viii continue tlll something
more reifrs hing appears
MIR. Hui LaYlag remodcied and re-
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On 0 T II l N G.

OH Pa, you ought 10 see how cheap Mr.
Mott cells Clothing. Why, just think, he solla
whole suits Of