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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19
THE ALDINE FOR DECEMBER
CHRISTMAS NUMBERl,

Everybody has the old picture of the discovery
of printing, where two elderly gentlemen with the
aid of the devil (then now innocent lad have
taken the first impression from q type form, and
rapt n.awe the portance of the il.
self in their minds. Fancy the feelings of that TT
could they DER leap the barriers of time and gaze
us upon the splendid pages now before US. Here
specimens OF the most exquisite workma nshp in
wood-cut printing, in quantity sufficient Tor very
good sized volume, the most sumptuouE paper md
y ct it is merely mon this Offering of five dollar
periodical Let measure this wonder let us count
these pates-Just forty large and small, costing sub
scribsers one cent eachi When it is considered
that in other publication shape much aZt
be obtained for many times the amount OF the
scrpton for the whole year. it be readily under.
stood that We are but doing readers common
Justice to acquaint them of such opportunity and
to impress upon the American public the plain duty
of cordial and practical support to enterprise
which reflects credit upon orr young country. ''Can
any good thing come ont of NAZARETH" Is thsre
such thing as art or correct taste in America CONS
and see
Among so many it will be- impossible for us to at.
tempt the brefsst critical notice of pictures
which collectively form superb gallery of art
but we must express admiration Of the beautiful
picture of the Infant jesus iimely, charming ir
its chldka simplicity and dclicately and tenderiy
rendersd-a more fitting subject could not have beer
chosen to open this Christmas volume.
The other plates "a Street Seems in Cairo >
! {tintG 1.-The Guide Board" knesing; "After tn,
Storm scheuck; Christmas Visitors Guido Ham
mer Gods Aero" Moose Hunting" Good Bye
sweetheart" (ful page; ''The Ornamental" Decker
The Useful, Deiker 1.-The Death Chase" The Ad
| {tinD;" aye Limpid Springs and Floods" "TheI
| Fare Thee Well My Country Loved and Lost, 'Pick
! ing and Choosing" geckmann; Caught al Last :;
At Home !" =, The Fsherman,s Family" Here
Morning y ''Out OF Doors >; Evening doors
after tina Storm, Calm, four scenes" For tn
Master" Offerdinger;' 1T Outlines Happen that
Child" (which in Infancy Lisped;' SIS the Solac
ofAge; An Artistic Evening y Tho Naughty Boy
| John s. Davis, (tint)
The reading matter is good, usual but Of COURSE
In this issue, il ovsrshadowed b. tha sxtrsordinar,
pictorial attractions. The volume OF THE ALpIsE 70
I announced
present aud think, when it is known what a roy
al book it is, it will hardly require their additions
offer of beautiful chrome tree to crowd them with
orders Send $500 to James Sutton Co., publishers
| IS Maiden Lane, New York, for this bound volume
and secure a gallery Of engrsvings that will lie
| source of Joy in the home for many day.
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ASSOCIATED Liberals.

There are three capes On the northern
coast of Spain: Finisterre, Ortegal, Pc
mas the first letter of each spells f-o.p.
The large cities in Belgium are the fol-
lowing Brussels, antwerp. Client !;
the first letter Of each spells B a-g.
Stuttgart, Ulm, Tubingen, are three
cities in Wirtemherg the first letter of
each spells SAT-. Hurzburg, augsburg,
Nuremburg, are three cities in Bavaria !;
the first letter Of each spells ao-a-a.
Three countries touch Russia on the
southwest, Prussia. austria, Turkey :;
the first letter of each spells pat. Be-
sides Lisbon and St. Ubes, the most no.
ted cities Of Portugal are Coimbra
Oporto, Braga the first letter OF each
spells cob: the first letter OF each Of
the FIVE spells c-l-o-J-s. There are three
ranges Of mountains in the eastern part
Of the United States, Cumberland.
Allegheny, Blue Ridge the first letter
Of ca oh spells a-b. Besides verbs in fl,
multiply, occupy, prophesy, are three
words having q long; by exception to
the general rule, that in unaccented
| ayllables consisting of or ending in y is
generally short. Three northern generals
| died from wounds received in the battle
| Of Aantietam, Mansfield. Richardson,
| Sumner; the first letter stands for HRS
Inquire further particulars of Mrs. A,tse-
/ tara. j. G. 8.
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Subscriber.

Arrangements have been made by
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to The New York christian ut Work
and Eclectic Weekly" with their four
magnificent Chromos Good Morning"
Carlo in Mischief, Spring Flowers"
and Summer Flowers" together with
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As the Chromo, alone are worth from
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LEGATION Is every way first class, it presents
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The Chromos are made by Prang and
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Should any subscriber desire only the
two first-named Chromos, they will be
sent with the two publications for s3,75
Remis to the publisher of this paper.
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BIBLES MIR. VIM. L. G. Trapp, our
County Bible Agent. has been in the city
for some weeks and is doing quite work
in the distributor of Bibles and Testa-
ments and in raising funds for the Bible
cause. Mr.. Trapp makes it his business
to visit avery family in this county, and
has SO far called on over four thousand
families; found over one thousand of
them without the word of God. and dis
tributed it among all who were willing to
accept it, either by sale or donation. As
it is desirable tina. the expenses of can
wasting our county should be borne by
its friends. We heartily commend the
cause and its AGENT to the liberal support
Of our community. 35-t f.
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T1ACHHES' COLUMN.
Report of the Teachers SOufhern A..
saetafiou Of Nan7towoc County.

The Teachers Southern Association
oe ManitoRoc Co. was organized at the
MulholIand school house IN the Town OF
Meme, Dec 14tb, 1872.
Officers elected, Mr.. J. l.. Cleary,
President Mr. D. S. Day, Vice Pres,
| Miss S. L. Danforth, Sec., Mr.. j. c.
Smith, Asst. Sec.
Number of members, twelve. Pro-
ceedings Of the forenoon: A class in
Primary Grammar was conducted by
Mr.. j. L. Cleary. A class i'll Reading
by Mr.. j. Smith. The Association then
voted an intermission of one hour.
Proceedings of the afternoon.
Association was oelgleea to order by the
President.
Exercises were opened by an address
on the Dignity and Duty Of the Teach
err" by Mr.. J. L. Clesry. Resolutions
were then passed for the proceedings OF
the afternoon:
Resolved: That two branches only be
treated on during the afternoon, viz ::
Reading and Arithmetic.
Resolped That the time allowed each
class to be forty minutes for recitation,
and twenty minutes toy discussion of
the subject.
Resozued: That the Association adj
io,,rn at O'Clock. p AZ
A class in Reading was then conduct
ed by Mr.. J. C. Smith. Recess for ten
minutes. Association called to order by
the President. Then followed d class in
Arithmetic, conducted by MIR. D. S.
Day, assisted by Mr.. J. G. Smith, and
Mr.. J. L. Cleary. Resolutions were
then passed for the proceedings of the
Association:
Resolved. That the Association meet
at the Mulholand school house, Dec.
2sth. at 10 clock, A. NJ, and the time
Of session to be FIVE hours
Resolucd That five branches only be
treated on during the day, Reading.
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic. and
the Constitution. Programme of tho
forenoon Glass in Reading to be con-
Quoted by Mr.. j. c. Smith; class in
Primary Grammar by Miss L. s. Dan.
forth. Intermission of one hour. Pro-
gramme of the afternoon: Geography
by Mr. d. s. Day; class in Arithmetic
by Mr.. j. L. Cleary Constitution by
Mr.. NJ. A. Cleary. Association to ad.
journ at O'Clock p. NJ.
SUSIE L. DANFoRTH, Sec.
We should be glad to publish, Pres.
Cleary. Ed.
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Our esteemed friend and former resi-
dent of this City, K. K. Jones, Esq, of
Quincy, ILL.,, has become interested in
the Prairie Farmer Company of Chicago,
the Chicago Post says !:
"Mr. Jones. when the Prairie Farmer
was first issued in this city, was print
er's boy ia the office of Holcomb 4 Co.,
who were then Publishers of the original
Chicago Tribune, with Hon E. G. Ryan,
now of Milwaukee, as editor. As such
printers boy he rolled and folded the
first numbers of the Farmer"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

SLovANsKA LIPA.-On Wednesday,
December 25th, there will be Christ
mas night entertainment at the above
named Hall consisting of theatrical per-
formance-The Miller and his daughter
to be followed by the usual Ball All
those who have usually attended these
entertainments will certainly not fail to
be present at this extra occasion. We
feel safe in promising one of the pleasant
est evenings of the season on next Christ
mas night ut the Slovanska Lipa.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

NEW Music SToRE.-Mr. Wencl Shin.
onek has taken the Agency for the cele
brsted Parior Organs manufactured By
Messrs. Jewett & Goodman in Cleveland,
O.. and also of the Piano factory oil
Messrs. Guild, Church & Co., of Boston,
Mass. The instruments now exhibited
in Mr.. Shimonek's store are of fine rich
tone and beautiful workmanship and will
f4vorably compare with any similar In
struments we are acquainted with.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

The Chronicle contains an answer from
''the driver OF the horse and buggy
which knocked down boy going to school,
ADD says that the statement Of the affair
in the communication in the TRIBUNE Is
. MISREPRESENTATION. AZ we had it from
.e of the teachers aud know nothing
about it personally. We are ready to make
"omende honorable' and hope 1.-THE
diver" will feel satisfied.
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MORE LAWYERS We are glad to learn
that Mr. L. ]. Nash was admitted to the
bar and las gone into partnership With
Mr. Treat.
Will A. Place was also admitted and
will continue for the present in the Office
of ], D. Markham, Esq.
Both these Gentlemen have our best
wishes for eminent success.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
1Ope cent Interest
Jones Library Association

H-oTICE il hereby given that ths annual election
~ for Directors will take place in the Library room
on Wednesday. January sth 1874 at O'Clock p. n.
Three Directors required to be elected to take the
EIbrs. whose term of Office expires on that day.
Al the Same time and place the annual meeting Of
al N. member, of the Association will be held fer
she purpose of receiving the reports of tbs
ana aud to transact such othsr business
may properly come before the He'iink-
A the success of the Library depends much en- tbs
iptsrs.t and zeal OF its members, every
member Of the Association, and every one who fsss
intsrsst In its welfare 10 earnestly requested to be
p ''s - HENRY sIBREa President.
HKxKY MuLHoLIAEp, Secretary, s&N
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

SPECIAL MEETING, DEC. 18th 1872.
Council met pursuant TO call to test and
take action on Steam Fire Engine.
Present. Mayor Luling, Aldermen
Dumke, Shuette, Guttman, Conway Han
son. Smalley, Bean. Stahle, knickrehm.
Gilbert and Prochaska.
The Mayor appointed the following
Committees J.: Onewater pressure-Con-
way, Srnalley and Dumke. On steam
pressure-Conway, Smalley and Prochas-
ka. On distance Stehle aud
Hanson.
Board adjourned to make tests. and to
meet again at = P. II. to report.
EVENING SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mayor Luling, Aldermen,
Dnmke, Schuette, Guttman, Conway,
Smalley, Stahle, Knickrehm, Gilbert
and Prochaska. Absent-Hanson, Bean
and Patchen.
Committees made the following reports:
10 ne LIoN. AuIgCF NHtt bOttTN " <tHtSf-
men
Your Committee appointed by the
Mayor for inspecting the new Steam En-
CINE, Wether the same was built accord
ing to specifications, respectfully report
that they found the steam Cylinder inch
es diameter, instead of II inches; air
chamber different from specifications, but
of about the same size and capacity
Nozzels insted Of 6, namely: iinch,
1 ! inches and i inches. We missed
or could not end large brass oil can.
together with reel and simese. All other
parts Of the Steamer we're found all right
and according to specifications. The hose
carts should have some alterations as the
men wheeling the hose on, will cut their
hands.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
A. +. DUMKE,
A. PRoCuAsKA,
z. j. SMALLEY.
Your Committee appointed to inspect
Steam and Water pressure of Steam Fire
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DIR. TRAsK' S MAGNETIC OINTMENT r

DIR. TRAsK's MAGNETIC OINTMENT Re-
STORES THE HAIR.-It seems to magnetic
the scalp, removing all dandruff and
roughness of surface. giving it brilliant
gloss 1t should be applied once in "a
hours, brushed with a soft brush.
twill generally promote the growth and
luxuriousress o. the hair. 1t makes a
superb hair dressing for this purpose it
may be perfumed With Bergamont or any
of the essential oils.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

THE Telegraph Office has been moved
a little farther back on the same floor in
the Sherman block adjoining the Sane
tuu of the TRIBUNE rooms. The opera
tor young friend Will Rahr occupies the
room al for himself. and has fitted the
same conveniently for his customers as
xsN IS sx h;s v~1 eEcupetssipr,
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THERE will be an afternoon concert BY
Prof Bieling's instrumental Society and
. grand Ball in the evening, st the
Turner Hall on the ID Christmas holi.
day, Dec. 26th, which will be 3 grand
affair to all who love good music or the
exhilfarating exercise of the dance.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

TIE PuREsT AND SWEETEST Cop-LIvER On is Hazard
/ Caswell's made the shore, from fresh Sc
iscted livers, by CAswELI, HAZARD Co. New York.
1t Is absoiutsly pure and suest. Patients who have
taken it prefer it TO all others. Physicians have
decided it superior of the other oils IN market
1884 Inv
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REPORT of attendance at school Dist.
No. l, for the week lending the 18th day
of Dec. 1872.
Membership, 1856
No. of days attendance, 1888
Average daily attendance, 396
Per cent. of attendance, 81
No. Of tardinesses, 1853
Time lost by hardness 9th, Ann
DAYS lost by absence. 1873
No. Of visits by patrons, 0
By others, 10
No. Enrolled, $50
I. n. STEWART, Teacher,
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CHALLENGE SEGARs.-James Alan
does challenge the world and the sur
sounding settlements on tbs superior
quality of his imported cigars. We are
ready to back him to the extent of our
liabilities.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

MG. SoaaER has bought the patent
right for manufacturing q new Regulator
which is really an excellent invention, saw
ing material and the danger of fire being
communicated from the stove to the
chimney
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

Our Merchants have come to the con-
elusion to charge interest on all accounts
standing over 80 days after the LIST of
January. This is good idea as it will
do away with charging differen. prices to
purchasers buying for cash or on credit.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

OUR Circuit Court Ia still in session and
will probably continue through this week.
Judge Mclean is working heard to clear
the calendar and has succeeded thus far
most admirably: we honor him. for his
urbanity, energy and perseverance.
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MASONIC following officers wer

MASONIC. The following officers were
elected or appointed at the meeting OF
the lodge last night:
W. MA. j. Patchen.
S. W.-Jamas s. Anderson,
j. VIC. f. Hagenau.
T.-Hanson Rand.
Sc. Van Alter.
S. De. N. Tory.
j. DIV. Fl. Glover.
Ty.-Chs. Klingholz.
S's.-T. Robinson and e. B. Treat.
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PERsos3L.-Capt. Sweeney has safely
arrived here from Marquette. Lake Su'
sickness tErysypelasl for some time. We
Welcome the Captain TO his home ard
hope for his early aud complete restora-
ton TO perfect hoslth.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

THE weather has been clear and cold
for over two weeks now, and no sleigh
ing yet. We fear for our winterWheat
If it does not soon become covered with
SNOW and thus protected from being kill
ed bv the frost,
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The BEsT-that is the sweetest and
finest favored CANDIES. the best OYSTERS
--warransei--aud the resl Havana CIGARS
have just been received and uill be sold
CHEAP OF the new and popular establish
ment Of JAMES :. ALAN.
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HOGAN. the murderer of his brother,
who was sentenced to States-prison for
life, was brought back from Waupun by
Sheriff Wit,enberg, having been granted
. new trial. This will add several
thousands to our next wears taxes.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19

CaAfpsp HANDS, face, rough skin, pimpeg. ring.
worm. saltrheum, and other cutsneous affections
cured, aud tho skin made soft and smooth, by using
the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by Csswell Hazard aCo,
New York Be certain TO get the Jaafrr- Tar Soap,
~ there are many worthless limitations made with
common tar 1884 Il
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DON'T fail to examine the complete
stock of Mems and Women's warm
shoes, slippers, warm boots. boot packs,
German socks. etc, at Ryder'a new
shoe store ner tho bridge.
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LOCAL AND MISC LLANFOTS

PER SONS hars7lg advertisements
sate,sde3 for Insertion an the ensuing
Number of the TRIBUNE, mil please
hand IN their Jducrs previous TO meet
Wednesday noon.
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THE rush for kip and winter boots Is
unprecedented at Ryder's. Get in your
measure early. He is making the best
boot 10 every way ever manufactured ID
this city SO-tI
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Programme OF TeacherS' AssoeiatiOn
10 be held January 9Th 1879.


TO be held January 9Th 1879.
Singing-Roll Call.
Declarations. L. Clary.
Drill, Observation-Disclosures.
Drill, Parsing Verbs--Prics.
Drill, Penmanship-Stewart.
Select Reading Miss Guyles.
Drill, Greatest Com. Multiple and least
cum. Divisor-Walker.
Oral Spelling of Geographical names
in Wisconsin-Miss Sibree.
Discussion-What have the parents
right to demanded from the teacher?
The meeting will be called at such q
point as Sup erintendent Kirwan may
name. He has, just now, in oontempla-
ton. Cato, Meme or Mishicott. All
teachers, and the Public generally are in
vited to attend the session. Other matters
will be added to the scheme to suit the
desires oe those present
BY the President of the Association.
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The Prop. st. Joseph was here last
Monday night and brought tons of goods
tor our merchants and then went north
to Ahnepee. She returned here last
night and left for the South this morn
ing.
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CITY Treasurer' Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN crIrI TKE.sunHE . o,s sHa
Comfy Of Manitovoc, ! Manitovoe Dec 18th ls'2
orIcE /, hereby gwen that the Tax List for the
~ year 1872 for State. County, County scaoels,
poor City District School and Delinquent stress
r.rss u row in MY bs ads, and that VIII receive
.noh tat ., for lbs pexs 30 Says II my once at the
Q.p t.esscn Eg95. tt,ssS 49, 80
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MARINE ITEMS.

THE Scow Ella Doah was sold last
Monday by the Dep. U. S. Marshall
A d kitteil. for $685..
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LADIES and Gents, Boys and Girls.
call and see Win Binkelman's Holiday
Goods. 36-Is
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SUBSCRIBERS finding the mark 4 On
their papers, will please bear in mind
that prompt remittance will be shank
fully received. sIt
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Do you know it? Will Binkelman
has the most complete stock of Toys and
Holiday Presents in the City.
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Disasters of the Season,

Last week the Wisconsin published
the following summary of the number
and value of vessels lost during the past
season as follows:
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1877 Different Varieties of Candy at
Will Binkeiman's.
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The German Ladie. Society Is pre-
pairing for Masquerade Ball to be given
in February.
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QUIZ CLUBBING RATES.

According to arrangements We can offer
the TRIBUNE with any of the following
named publications at the prices thereto
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All of which is respectfully submitted
Ed. CONWAY,
2. j SMALIEY.

All OF which IL respectfully submitted.
Ed. CONWAY,
2. j SMALIEY,
A. PRoCHAsKA.
Your Committee appointed forth pur.
pose of measuring the distance of stream
thrown By the new steamer, respectfully
report as follows:
From $50 feet hose II inch nozzel 200 #.
500 II +" I" 100
1000 g II I" 125
-" 500 each teo lengths 100 -
The engine pumping up the water from
depth of l6 feet at the last trial.
f. SCHUE1TE,
j. STEHLE.
On motion of E. Conway. aCommit-
tee to consist of the Mayor, Chief Engi-
neer and Aldermen Dumke, Prochaska
and Smalley are appointed to decide
wether to accept or reject he engine, and
if they decide to accept tc settle With
Mr.. Cole for same. Molion adopted.
On motion of Ed. Conway, Council ad.
fcurned to peet at nextrsgular meeting,
,. RtRtFNl&: frka s,+5 ts<,r.
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DoN'T you see? By going to Will
Rinkelmans you will save money.
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