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1 Leading Life Insurance COMPANY.

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g his evident that just now there is no sub
.ieotmore f1Il9fJntefssE to- 6ePublic thbe
Life InsuranceD and nothing that concerns
them more than the merits of the various
Life companies in the United States.
In rgVewing the career Of these institu-l
ti6n6 We have been much. struck with the
extraordinary onward progress Of the Equit-
able Life ofrNew York, and the marked sue
csB which has attendedth the management Of
its affairs and we feel that we are doing a
positiuS11ood by giving in brief detail the
4okSSBhich entitle it to Ito the first co..
sideration OF. theiihsurance public.
The Equitable now occupies the leading
position in respect 70 the amount Of New
business, as vii be seen by the fol-
lowing table: I. ID -IEla ~ 81. 1917. - b
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WHAT TKN0M- OF FARMING.

BY Horace orsples tAaaAaHot fs"tP 81
Thls IA ons o. lie bot Boohk ever puBlIsned eDon ne
subject IT does not consist Of a lot Of dy. dali e.atIq
Observation-Disclosures that no one can be intero.tof IN. but
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world. iuIhia best and most agrooaplo manner.
Farmeng vii gathsr IRON - Pagesa Teet esat o.
nffhe9 General reader viii And "A nHossdingiy hspln-
anns from the pleasant style Of treating the various
his book Is beautifully printed and bound Price
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even to the cares q your fsmify.
Your stomach il
MHw AND xWEENHGED,
f1ih kinds. and eve ofItal Your syst1u does II get
half the nourishmont Il couIhins as the NcIIu4nious
r1uker eaI4 g. up theRE your cpuytexi0n
loses rs bloom ana u1c41au1 14IoH y greenlsh,
ana best Jay is gone. For, want or no~urtshment
q Zsst psdy 1eeStne II I; 6ThsR5 eltog efss1 f y
EUuKEH Ru1
fafpitation OF he heat pain in he side. weeknees Of
WhaR 56n reEise. LfSfkkdfT Of Tho A6tEelss ahdaiBo
that most excrptiatinR pfdiseaaes. the - q.
.aAA RfEEREGlsa x
nom tins lHsase. 4n4ptnlng aFrya miseHAte Ateap4,
thelr neS4-d00r nelghb0r does not
~ 2 iHpFsss e sSgsgsi%na ~ ~ f tBSS old ! p SsSSsr q
MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Soahk7e both4ha ~ ventiys end the euEet With this
kgfe1 and GoDdphalh, tmt4ts5Rin never, nndar any
cfrcumstancess1o you any INJURY.
No change o fdiet ever necessary. Eat the best you
/, can, GET. and plenty nnouRh Of Hd IIT
1IDfRnoIIOHs BoR OsE<Adn1ts,o netable9poonful per
day; Children over ten years, dessert spoonful; Chill
dren from i've to eight years. teaspoontul. As no d.
Tdlion8egh UeNnpIicalle 70 All take
4u1ttla1t 10 dpefep Ahe l9S<s tFtcs adat
Your q tTGl = Der bo,tI, p Fof AZ b1 K szsrH d4gea;.t
mttS unttsdSrtSs md Observation-Disclosures 70
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TO YouMGMEN.

eases az the Reproducrvo Organs. bephhet
Weaknesa. &C.. with 50 recipes for seI5cnrs. ynarrscs
,EOR LADIESaa treatise on Female y.sfs,Ssi
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

1n6ePRAr, MrpNRadisd, why do yda
'whips your dhildren . La
Worthy, 4 dat for their enhghten-
ment. never Whipped one Of themfrf
my. lifetime that he didn't acknowledge
that it msashm @arE nor 3
Al &on Idssas weighs $50
pounds; H9w Hin PSFEy esF g5fs 9.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

- MARINE CRY, Mich. July ., 1870. :.
Bsisa@ has hsr srssfe& TO- ~ e esstsi rHs SHthouf Il
az, snd II h mai SHSsa y pts GsS 10 = 0S fp%sssi
me = Seds a TSd s sxrs. a et4SS Sssi ssfHsonsSl Id got n
Rhs S.1 n I RHS t 4 is A msssa h Efl $se AZ aE J ss5G ta sst {
without knowing more about 1t. had not sold a bot;
tle- When your agent called on me 1 told him 1 could
not sellH medicine / knew nothing about. He urged
me tdtrY Il myself. I did 50. and tony grateful sur
third bottle was takenlnv1pn4 wsrab ealed and ven,
and Lean now speak knowingly to my friends and GUS
L remain respectfully corEREII
81 IIAGtiT pHTtI
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

think they woStd fail e. moveda har-
mony. lWhilezI was there one child,
tell esleep the other remained awake,
fsushing and growing"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

ssmarkIIeIa bushes letter "a q
z meant business''l m The copy book
THE stofyN ast601 g6odtoskeepsand the.
b~ook-keeper soon learned it, and-"you
know how it is Yourselfp
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27
- esd q Psss6BsaE.
HAMiLrok FfsR, secretary or state.

BY the ~destffetiohf of9HoHeraHaH,
noneaof the seAtsNof THE Duke -ofafDevon<i
fshire,y HhicF was burned on theA 10th Of
March,,q several valuable works Of art
havebee4 lost. sTheoL ohdon17 Times says :
ss0veFsfheSffeaplacePSmS the Eentrahee
hal Tas.a fpsSpeei@sn Of eskl ssEslef,
pSfthe tisaeof Jamss1sYA1ehis lsneiselI:
.ssis s ssSfs RiESHfIT; q no Sd0e ooSSasE$
'IofdsLonsdale, Sir John Lowther, Adj
mifai;Penn, Lord Douglas, LordsRussel1
and Lady, Rachel'RGsseh also perished
in the flames. In the corridor. the por-
traits s&theoseeoHd Duke6fD eEenshiFe,
bESHikA 9dfrey Kneller; Louis XVI,
James l., Thomas HobbesS Charles IL
by Riley Ne4fAG~ypn4sSbyS 3epet
Ehslsy3 James II, and fhnelpatnted.
window containing all the armorial
bearing Of the family from the first
Preston Of HoIker to the present duke;
hessSSsen RnfRsd; E9Etahatslya there
It e. R sSg sF j. EgyPs T. by Rx & Gngdsakg 8;
the Same artist; the celebrated seq pieces
,nf1Neeaet, the aStorm aha Calm;1
FSt. Francis" by Cigolii Shipping,n
by &Nobfe=
emen6nuby Tintorrettoj Landscapes eby,
Rubens, .Hobbeman, and WouVeri1ans.
Some Of the marbles and statuary we're
saved, but the.oak pannelling and eaFv-
ing, and many family relics, which can
not be replaced, were irrevocabIy lost. :
SAG FtNAScKs= OF ENoLAND.-Lord-
Chancellor Lowe, in his remarks on the
financial condition! of England, says ::
-Stupendous events have trans
pred in Rurope.since the last financial
statement was presented, events of a.
o~kzracter: and magnitude to set at
NfaugM all estimates of trade End e.
Ee6i69 Nevertheless, the of
the Kingdom had shown. elascity. The
evenue was two and a third millions in
kexeess of estimates, and expenditures,
feh half Q million below them, while
the cost of the army was half a million
kmore, than it had been calculated that
the, civil t~service was nearly a million
LESS. Lowe proceeded to give in detail
the plans of the Government for further
economies One of the most important
was placing the Ghancery funds in the
hands of The Government for CONVEX
tsion into stocks. The estimated ex-
penseso of the army, including those in.
Ecurredsb the abolitlon of the purchase.
system, are 9I6j5O0,Ooo, and for the
navy reg, 10000 The estimates for
civil service snONE al HCrSaSesOi I4Aof
600 over thoseo last year, in conse=
k4tenee of, educational measures. The
ErevendeAfrom customs for the ensuing
6naHeialEyearis estimated at less than
last year. The total receipts from all
ksources,it is expected, will not exceed,
Fin foahd figures, .s6, 200, 900, while the
total expenditures may reach $1,000
600 The deficiency is set down at
[E275,00Gs The Chancellor saidthat the
fact that England could not be ihraded,
se6t7Sdkher credit and insured her COM
hmerceI He defended the recent reduce
Itions, .htaxation on the ground that
they we're made when war was not
expected. sgz =
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, ILL,

u ttsh Year 600 Acres ID oreenhouse~
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Frnit, Shade, EyerRreen Trees; Root Grams Seed
IinRs, Osage Ptapts Apple Seed, Early Rose Potatotes
6hrubs; Ibses. 0reenh0usea and Garden flantn, &C. 90
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

nOOE A MONTH"; Horse and carriage fur-
R0[D nlAhsat EEp,nSes, psid a SHAW,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27
FRAGRANT &ApOUENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and All kinds efcotns ana gisee
out TIE least injury To the finest hbfc... Sold .lL
d~rungists and 1Rpey Goods DeaierA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

AAk NAS
the KggKluf bly, apdeskinse nsEgpoPfsrv
sisted on the amendments, and Edmunds,
Carpenter 'aAd Thurman were appointed as
a Committee Of Conference: The report Of
the Confenehee- Committee was returned af-s
Ter q short session, ii then concurred In by
GPaftyfSote, exceptthat Hill ind Robertson
Lsxotedr with the Democrats tinahe negative
yeas, IS; nays, lS.AsAaNItho~a tbSfAnsa6tihal
dAy further business OF inportahs co. THE
ee In the House, on u tie S 10Th new q new Conier-
enee Committee on the deficiency bill was
appointed.-The o6nsidesa0on ofetheKsa'
l sisf d siIa was "a vt sssR r Esfs liked. End md sssEsraSse
Port of the CompitteA ofF00nfenencd feject1
ed. A new COMMITTEES was them epppinted,
1fth fnstructiors to report to-morrow. The
Conference report on the deficiency bill was
|ftemfhs to the eonnissiOnl
g--Dawes explained hat the amendment
for q park in Washington was rejected; that
the item for paving Penfsylvania avenue
repairs; and tina the a~ppsSpristion for the
hSdG beeR Fsd6Sg9 ESm {1esooo e j 300.
As to the issue Of nationaI bank curteney, it
had been impossible to r. bill
Through both Houses unless an additional
tax We're placed ohChefkstS !4efrayd6e exS
penses. Of; the reissue, and therefore the whole
thing had been left. Outl4TThe report was
agEes9 IAAplouEneo b.lsa 40 xisI4ssao5
In the Senate; on the Goth, Conkling
anHD Davis, of KeptdckyoWera appointed D
wait onothe President and inform him that
unlessIhe had some further communication;
tei make to Congress- the Senate was now
ready to adioprp.ToR netion-of Scott, all
S Se4sa q 3 Is g tssIs, RstisjS1Ps; 4's s5 gs5s o.
feomm5ttees "West introduced a SbiH to
i~neoTp0FAte the IouisianaS Kansas and New
MeHtos8 aflfo6d Company ReferredA+
! Atgl2,SO the Senate went into Executive
| session, and at 2 o'clock the doors were re-
opened, when the committee to wait on the
President reported that he had no further
! communication to make.-The President
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

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GHEgag0uQR Rae
AERkR9-ChO1c .-...-..A4-... ..---"s to.10 q O.OO
~ : EisSs E- : 81 %
hbrIEa EafsrieE &f
EGGH IL a liz
FLoUR-White Winter Extra..-.--. Us a $50
H'R SPRING Extra ................-. GIL q CTS
pGR ATN-CornS 2........ ........ .521<a .53H
go, Barley-Hg. AuayY4@ES.~nSsss0sSq sselsT
Qats-No2 SAA@.Ss@y. 4.481<a 94QA
~ RysrNo. 80 a .89X
D "h~'AtEsREi9E: " / ]. 1aSiEEadSFs1Tsz
Fisasafs75Nlf S<SSKes9saS
tS5TfEEatGs
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

IA coafss Of The Btttsrs is urgently rs a
safe and certain antid6ts t0intermtttent and remittent
feyers. diarrhsa. d~ysintery, and other maladies. -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

IN order TO draft statistics of
abandoned workshops and to }arrahge
for their reopenipgaP by wegkmen who
are not ProPrietors. s3iao9 -
The Commune has, Issued a mani.
festo saying that Parse 6nee IforsiaborS
ing and suffering for the regeneration
of France, demsnds1 66ll authorityz and
the encoura8spent Of prednceIs. She
does not aim dictst6fshfp, She de.
sires the dSe4ntralizedt Iunhyiof the
country. Th4 qpcpme4t pronoances a
compromise kTfth theYa1sailfes Govern
ment impossiHIe, End close with an ,Ip-
peal to France " disafda The troops now
threatening the capita1ia 10 spaia ia
A correspondents, ~ritfhg4Fom Yed-
do, says the most startling political
tragedy occufreds in that city on the
9th of Febrdafy. bGAtAboat f0'cIockini
the morning,Stke RESIDENCE of Hirosawa
Hioaski-a-Sangi;3a member efthe high
est board Of tlfeG 0yernment,' and one
of the most istingaished,, enlightened,
and progressive statesneh 0f4aparf, wes
broken open by a bdndHof armed inch,
who forced their way to the chamber
where Sangi was sleeping, and cut him
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

IWHrrRe@a
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WHEAT-No.
CoRN-Mixet
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OATS-No
CLOVER s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-25
Debility and Emaciation

10th result from the lack of ability to convert Il
food into nutrment. How necessary, then. for
those suffering from these alarming symptoms to
Immediately resort to remedy that will strength
--f tie stomach and digestive organs. Fer, az
soon rs his desirable object has been accomplish
cd the health improves, and the patient resumes
his usual personal appearance. IIostettcr's Stom
nch Bitters have attained world wide popularity
in such cases, and have been proven the bcs aud
safest means of removing constipation, toning the
stomach, giving energy to the liver and relieving
every symptom Of nervousness and depression Of
spirits. lis cheering aud beneficial effects are
highly spoken of by thousands. who owe to it
their oraiion to health No rest oratiyc in The
annals OF tar,licinc has attained the same popu
hlriy III :hc short spnc" OF time il has brc hr
fore The public. or has won ihr iign eniorsem cnts
accorded To this excellent tonic Many uihr,
preparations. rnrporting to he cnrrectivrs and re
sorntlyrS, have been introduced. and have perish
cd one hy one. while The popularity oil llosrirrs
Stomach Enters continues 30 increase. and is now
recognized as II standard household medicine
he success which attends the use of tho Eitters
eVnces at once It's vrtu in all cases Of debility
ami discnse OF the stomach. Ccrtiicutps, almost
without nnmhcr. hare been published. nitcsting.
its truly miraculous power in rcmov ng those
painful and fearful diseases. And mt this time it
seems idle to do more than call attention TO the
great remedy Of the nge, in order to awaken pub
lie attention to its excellence 1t is the onfy pre-
partition of the kind hat is reliable in MI cases
and it is therefore worthy Of the consideration Of
the ntliic ed August 5--lm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-25
PENDLETON f ACTORY

TINHE WOOL CARDS at the pendicton Fac
Il tory have been put in complete order. and
me now ready for business. They are atten
ded 10y Skilled Operators. who will attend to
ali work in their line. promptly and in tho
most approved style. Wool may be sent from
all points on the Blue Ridge Railroad. bat
must be pre- paid at the point from which
Wool il shipped. and the rolls or batts will be
returned free Of cost.
Factory Store.
MIR. A. N. ALEXANDER keeps on hand
at tho Factory Store, select Stock of GENE
Raj MERCHANDISE, which we propose to ex
change for Cash or Country Produce Except
pcrishablc fruits aud vegc,ablcs) at fnir prices
Cotton Yarns.
a supply Of our superior COTTON YARNS
is kept ON hand at the Factory, and in the
hands "f our Agents at various points on the
Blne Ridge and Greunvillc & Columbia Rail
roads, which we pitcr to the trade ut market
prices.
Factory NzilI.
The Grst Mill is now being thoroughly
ovcrhauel. and will be ready for grinding by
the Goth instant
Cotton Gins and Press.
The Factory Cation Gins and Press will he
in readiness for the coming crop. Second.
hand Bagging and Ties will be furnished Mt
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per pattcrn and
five ties; and the Cnttnn may he stored in our
warehouse un,il the owner desires to sell: then
Il ready marker may be found on the sput.
Factory Post GRlcc.
Letters and Papers f"r rho Prn,et"n Manu-
i.n;urng Company or for persons on the place
,hn"ll lie addressed to pendleton Factory
Posi- Office
R:w Patronage respectfully solicited. -Iau
~, ., 'eTl 20 3n,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-25

SOUTH CAROLINA PHOspEATEs. Several
years ago nn underlying deposit was discover.
cd around Charleston, S. O., which, upon
analysis, was found to be phosphate rock,
composed largely of bones of extinct animals
aud fishes. Its fertiizing qualities have
lately made it prominent among the fertilizers
OF the day. The bones of mammoths, mas
tadons. mcgatheriums. my ladons, megalo.
nyxes, phocadons. and several extinct species
OF the %urian genus are found in abundance
Bones and teeth of horses, dogs. sheep, cat
tie, and hogs are also found, m.ingl, d occa
sionally with hunan homes stone hatchcts,
antique crockcry, &c. Tins rock, when
ground fine, is suid to cqn,l caIcined hone,
having seven per cent. Of organic annual III It
ter, highly heterogeneous, and yielding one and
Il half per cent. of ammonia
Fifteen companies. with M aggregate cap
ita of over two millions, are now engaged in
manufacturing commercial fertilizers from
this material. 1t is ground fine aud mixed
with sulphuric acid, which, by abstractins
p'rtlon Of its limy base. leaves it superphns.
Phate A little Peruvian guano adds greatly
to its value. In 1867 five tons of this nun
nrc were shippe'! to Europe for experiment,
IN 1868 this export arose to thirty tons, and
IN 1869 to 5000 tons Companies arc now
shipping 900 tons per day. mostly t. Eng
lani. One company has Il contract to dev, +
100000 TINS The State collects y duty ot
Que dollar per t"n m the manufactured urti.
c!r = IV,shiDyion Ch'p"i,lc.
- knz IL : he o'ly city Of Russia which
has II volunteer fire co" pary
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-25
SheriH's S Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs Of FIeri Facias to me
- directed, will sell, to the highest bidder, with
in the legal hours OF sne. before the Court House
door, in Wnlllalla, s. O., on salcday in September
next, the following property:
Ono Dwelling House and Lot. containing
nne ef"urth ofnn acre. more or less. in the town
of Wnlhalla, adjoining lands nf G. Firhesser
and others, levied on MS the property of Jnhn
Anse. Sr., at the suit of ID. Bemnnn. IIome-
stead t" be set OF before day If sale.
One Tract of Land, situated ia Oconee Conn.
ty, near Perryville, containing % acres more
"r less, adjoining lnnds nf j. o Lewis. ST.. r.
f. Morgan and others sold ~ the property of
George Seaborn at tho suit of j. b. l.. Sloan &
To.
TERMS CASH Purchaser to pay extrc
for Titles and Stamps.
j. II. ROBINS. soc.
Aug III. 1871 3a i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-25
BANK RU,pTS S a LIT

DY Virtue Of nm order of tho United States
Id Court for S. c.. ! will sell. at Wnlmlln,
Salcday in September next. the Real Estate
Of Q. Langstnn, Bankrupt. freed and dis
charged of all liens. Said Real Estate. conSis.
ing Of one Tract Of I,and, situate two miles
Wes; of Wnlhalla. adjoining lands of J. N.
Andrew Dickson. and nthrrs IN waters If Cane
Creek, and containing ONE HUNDRED AN d
FIFTY ACRES more or less. Tic most de-
'irahle place Of it's size in Oaoncc County.
TERMS Six Months credit, the purchase
money To he secured by bond aud at least two
good sure,ies and n m"rtgage of the premises.
WM G KEITH. Assignee
WnlhnlIa. 5. c.. Aug I, 1871 42-3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-25

- According to a statement which is now
going the rounds of tho French press, the to
tai number Of balloons which. left Paris dur
ing the siege, between September 23d, and
January 28th, 1871, amounted to sixty four
naryaing the same number of aeronauts, three
million letters, large number of official dis
patches, three hundred and fifty tour carrier
pigeons, and ninety ono passengers. OF
these sixty-fou balloons only five were cap
tured by the dermaI forces, two were blown
out to sea, and ono crossed tho North Sea,
and after porilous voyage of about ono thou
sand miles in forty eight hours, landed in
( Norway, where It created quite panic among
,tio inhabitants of a, small viliage in the vi
cinity Of Christiana, wheroit descended. The
ball,st, consisting oflbars and weights Of
petal, which was yet left in tho basket after
..ts desocnt, wus coined into small medals,
>Aearing on appropriate ssinsoription, which
werer sold oil through Norway for the benefit
Of Ahe fund for the rolief Of, Erench wounded
soldics, wldowaa aud orphans,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-25
Sheriff S Sale.

Df virtue Of sunary Writs of Feri Facins 10 me
- directed will sell TO the highest bidder. at
P'ckens q H.. on Sacday in September next
the following propert,. to wit:
All that Tract Of Land. situate in Pickcns
County. on Twelve Milo River and Golden
Creek, adi"i hing lands Of D. b. Clayton. WIN
llnnto. and others. containing Four Hundred
Aurea. moro nr less levied on aa the rroperty
of Thomas w. Folger. at tho suit Of Henry
Kensler ys. Il. w. & 4 W. Folgar.
TERMS--CASIl. Purchaser to pny extra
f,r titles and stamps.
JOAB MAULDIN, sec.
Pickona GIL, 8. O., Aug. Is. 1871 43-3
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Sales Rooms.

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Blinds. "tc. IN llrrlhcckS Whn,r. GhnrIcS,ni,
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