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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

Here is a condensed statement, the
publication of which may prevent
some inquiring persons from assailing
us with postal cards: Hayes received
2,l76,39S more votes than Lincoln in
1860; l,S26,623 more than Lincoln in
1874; ,039, 663 more than Grant in 1868
and AS, ga more than Grant in 1872.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18
Fights fOz His COuntrY's Womun.

News has been received in New
York by The friends o: j. ii. Caxton.
resident agent of an American house
in Italy, that that gentleman has par
ticipaied as principal in duel which
was fought at Tivoli, near Rome, Of
the 18th of last month. His antagonist
was Bernard Suscipi, a portrait paint
er OF considerable note in Rome. Sus-
cipi spoke disparagingly of American
women, vas knocked down and III,
challenge followed. Suscipi was
wounded
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18
US. Marshal's Sale.

In the Circuit Court Of the United s.atos for Tie
District Of Kansas.
Andrew J. Davis, PlailliI.1
vs..
f.. l.. Wheeler. l.. G. Sheetz
and Philip sipe, Defendant Gaze SO I'D
Poblic nai!ce is hereby given that unlcr ansi l,y
virtue 81 IN execution 10 me directed and De YER
cd, issued ont Of the above named coult und out
OF the Judgment rendered in the above entitled ac-
lion, VIII on saturday, lie 18th day of January,
\ ID Isl, az II O'Clock IN the forenoon oil "a Il
day, at The court house door, in the civ Of Wien
TIA, county Of Stdgwick. state aud district Of
Kansas, oner at public sale aad sell 60 ile highest
ana best bidder, for cash la hand. The following
described realestate, to wit:
Lot No one hundred and eight lnsl on Dsuaiss
Avenue, in the City Of wichita. Nlso thu midi
vided one third % interest in the sor'h half of
the northwest quarter OF section No. twentv-fwo
t2-). IN township tWeat y-seren an =offh Of
range one o. east and all the buildings asid an
purienanees situated thereon IN siiLited In the
county Sedgwick, state and Dstrist Cf Kansas
All Of SAID real estate having been Levied upou
ana VIII be sold by me The property Of lie
above named defendants in persu4nee al Che exe-
cniieH ISSUED and of the Judgment rendered In lie
above entitled action
u 3. Marshul's Olfce Lcayeuvcrih Fsusa-
December -, islG.
CIrAS. a. MILLER.
- u ; Marshal, Dist. Of zcnsas
by CdAo- y. JOINS, Deputy.
Hnlhrie Y Brown, of TOpeEI, kas, htt1lners
for Plaintiff -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

According to the report of the State
Auditor, the Indian reservations with
in the State of Kansas, embrace three
millions four hundred and sixty-seven
thousand and forty acres. Out OF
which the State is entitled to the six
tecnth and thirty-sixth sections for ed
ucational purposes, and for which the
State has so far received no equivalent.
This would add more than two hun
dred thousand acres to the school
lands, and should be looked after.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

The Mfg1-tae has attained IL rs one Quarter
injury and more OF existence TO tbaf point where
u may De saij 81 ~ ia ihe words OF Dr. Johnson
luatre Of ~ lOng-as0-ttielEed reputation has IN
creased rs the years have passed. anil rs future
seems as bFlshi, Il not brighter tiai &c ans lime
siuce the golden hues of prosperity Settled ,f.r,f
It's latter and best yeGrs.-Bsopklgn Ergis
Iiarper'5 Monthly is niErse. iY the sarl. cI,ar-
actefis!ies va e. gave II circulation from The first
with the better class OF rradgrs. h ra-Ub.res
reading matter with lila tgaiicls In ,rr b. rlk.
clear and vivid the fact presented Pirlufss ferr-
ly designed TO catch the eve OF the i.,1a.f,f ~,
never ia.-sried .-cticEq9 Jour a.!
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Warren and Carriaca Shcr-

wish TO inform my friends and the nuulie
generally that 1 consider myself permanently
located m Wichita, aBd am preparcd 10 do an
Kinds of WAGON and Carriage work in the best
style. shop in connection with Yike 4 Grapserss
blacksmith shop, on Water Street.
40 4. avEY.
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HG7Ysr'S Hcetly should be in eyer. r,pif,-
throughout The land, a. a purer. more Interesting
higher toned, illustrated paperis nor pub
lished in this or any other country -Csf1siagriaI
Bulletin. Boston.
The Wsskiy is the only Illustrated paper Of the
day that in its essential characteristics rrc1c-
nzed - a National paper. --Brc9klga Eaqie
The leading articles IN Aarper's Wecsly on po-
liticai topics models OF high-toaed discussion
and It's pct0risl illustrations are often cofrghorl-
tive argument OF 10 sinsI fo.ee.-Nsi- To5E
Chronicle.
The Weekly has to q still large degree Ii.t4nr.d
all competitors as an iilEstratel uew5uarel.. h..
editorials are among The most able OF their Kind
ana its other reacinS matter IS ~ once learned
briiliant, and amusing. liz Illustrations are
abundant and of rare excellence - Ct -igfra A.
rocate, i. J..
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The Fort Scott Monitor is out in a
strong article for Judge Sears for The
United States Senate.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

The Ohio Legislature is invt stigat-
ing the Ashtabula bridge disaster.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

The Brooklyn disaster has caused
much alarm as to the safety of the
Ionaon theatres.
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rreasursr,s r.ollcs Of Sale Of sohooI Lnnis.

IREAsUREa's OFFICE, 2
Wichita, Kansas, January 18Th ls57
=, Notice is hereby given thut / viii on SATURDAY.
The 10Th day Of February l. d Isl, "a ray Office
gal subdivisions, the following described school
land situated in Sedswick county, State OF kan
sas, tO-wit:
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LIFE OF DR.. LIVINGSTONE
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We are Closing out Our Winter
Goods at prices which will In
sure the Entire Clearance.

SWEEPING REDUCTIONS MADE on ALL
GOODS-wHICH ARE SEASONABLE NOW
BUT WHICH WILL NOT SELL
IN THE SPRING.
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uorsE OF CORRECTION.

Humanity and the public good unite
in demanding a place of confinement,
other than the penitentiary, for youth
full criminals. So revolving is it to
the Judgment and conscience of men
to consign erring youth. for its first
proven crime, to the society and in
effaceable disgrace of penitentiary,
that judges and jurors cannot be
found to convict when the can cvade it.
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NORMAL SCHOOLS.

esteem this subject one of para
moudt Importance in connection with
your public school system. The train
ing of teachers is TO common schools,
what seed time is TO harvest. You
cannot reap where you have not sown.
Adequate appropriations should be
made 70 revive these schools, but SO
guarded as to make it impossible for
them TO be dwarfed into primary
schools on the one hand, or into class
ical institutions on the other. They
should admit only such students as
have already the necessary education
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

Bids for the above described LAID may b, made
between the hours OF - O'clyck a. m anu . p. N.
on said dag C sale.
7. \. W0CDCCCK,
III Coanty Treasurer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

The school population of the State,
as shown by the report of your State
Superintendent of Puplic Instruction,
is 212,S77, of whic 147, 224 are found
on our school rolls and 1896 in aver
age attendance. The disparity be-
tween the number enrolled and the
number in attendance is readily &C.
counted for by reasons other than neg
lect of parents or want of Interest
with the young. The enrolment en-
braces all from the age of five to
twenty-one years. The necessities of
parents and children force abandon
ment of the school house for the field
and work shop at an average age of
not more than fifteen years.
The esteem in which public schools
are held is shown in the fact that A.
$50 pupils only are found enrolled in
private schools. Total number of
teachers employed in public schools
male, 2,402; female, 3,l74; total 1916.
Average wages paid teachers per
month, male, 1886; female, $27.03. 1t
is safe to say that the talent engaged
is equal to the pay received and that
the order of talent will keep pace
with the advance of compensation.
The school property of the State is
valued at $1,000, l59, consisting of s.
SSl scool houses, (of which 1875 have
been built the current year, value ST.
167,94S; school furniture, 1857 ,552;
school apparatus, $50. 1l5; school libra
ries, SO, 1854; volumes, 1914.
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IMAiIGRA ALTON.


The subject of immigration is ONT
of more vital consequence TO your
State than any, if not all others. Up
on immigration we must look for re
lief from the heavy taxation assumed
in building railroads, State, county
and municipal buildings, and educa-
tionai appliances, equal to popula-
ton many times as large as the ONT
we have. 1t is the wealth we are to
receive in taxable property brought
here by immigration, and not to wealth
to be earned here, that we must look
to for rapid reduction of the rate of
taxation and lessening of all public
| burdens.
The property gain of immigration,
however, is not its main nor its most
important feature. The chief element
of progress and power in q State is
men aud the measure of character
possessed by the men brought here by
our inducements for immigration will
fix the measure of the honor and
power of the State. True, numbers
are valuable, but character Is lndis-
pensable; and, so far as it is in our
power to choose, we should secure, by
immigration, men and women who
will, by mental, moral and educational
gtness, give steadiness as well as mo-
mentum to our growth as State.
To accomplish this the attractions
of climate, productiyeness of soil aud
promise of gain must be supplemented
by evidence of an existing civilization
coerished and represented by those
we most need and want. There are
to-day enough OF the uery best citi-
zens of the older States of our own
country who, if they but knew of the
advantages of Kansas and its freedom
from the crudeness of civilization
they have been trained to believe a
necessary condition of a new State. to
swell our population far above mil
lion before the close of the present de-
cade This class of people will be of
us as soon as they are with us. Our
language. habits, schools aud churches
will be to them an immediate home,
and their assimilation be so rapid aud
as to cause not the least jar
of discord.
To accomplish this desirable end is
comparatively inexpensive and the
best means at command is a prolonga-
ton and widening of the work of your
State Board of Agriculture. Its col !
lection and collations of industrial |
statistics, i'll the form of a yearbook,
has done moro to place Kansas in the |
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

Your attention is called to a serious
defect in the financial affairs of this
institution. refer to the practice of
SLOWING the Warden to receive and
disbursc the earnings of the prison.
You will learn by the Warden's re-
port that he received from earnings
4 L. L 4 rA,A
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-01-18

Lieutenant Governor Salter on FRI
day announced the appointment of
the following standing committees in
the Senate:
The New York herald., 1877-11-18

We have ahrh reputation In this department. Only
reliable Furs offered Not the slightest mlsrepresen
Is allowed prices tho very lowest consist
ent with good work
DO NOT BUy A sEAtskfS sACQUE UNTIL you
HAVE EXAMINED THE sAcQrEs WE OFFER.
The most especial attention fine fur repairing
ienrthsning aud trimming OF sealskn sacques fening
Muiis. kc., &C
ATTRACTIVE INDUCEMENTS THIS AND EVERY
WEEK IN DRESS TRIMMINGS. MADE UP LAcE
GOODS. ANTIQUE AND vALEScIEyyEs LAoEs.
PINE MILLINERY GOODS. LADIES UYDERcLorn.
ING. coRsErs. BUTTONS ENBRoIDERIEs, HOSIERY
AND xEEryo UNDERWEAR, &o.. &C.,
/ EHRlCHS'. EHRiCHS'. EHRICus'. I
2S7, $50. col 293 and 2o3
EIGHTH AVENUE
between 24th and 18th stS
For Other Dry Goods dsAdvertiscmcn nts See
Twentieth Page.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l2e5 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEpIioN or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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soah6ERs fas.- f .ad h
soAsS % sSa s
ssRRTss !; SsS 5ss
susss irs sP e and
sIPa 5SE ssrEss. ,'s Ct: % col.
cLEsRs z Hsb aud s.A coils
18Th FAcEnl sHt p.e.sA eol
SSSkH SS$s!HlsE F1s.-sss COL 90
6seESS 6SosSTsS so.BsNiRss sS.BR rassss es COL
DRY Gonbs- isr PAsr-2d 81. 4sh, ssh and eth coils.
sH 70 q "a M 1h fns sh ASH us
FURNlshhD-iern PAcn-sd and 4th cols. and 2D
EuR6ffEExN STEAMSHIPS pAcx-sth and eth coils.
ksf oass co.'s
70
l6rH pAcE-4th 5tn and 9Th coils. aud 2D PAcE-2d
KsES and 4A
sos s and sA
HSJsEs so5Hs Sif;s &C. s' r.s.-sa and
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LECTURE SEASONED PAaE-sth col.
LOST AND FOUND--3D PACK-lst COL
MACHINERY-1srH PA0E 18th col.
MATKIMONIAI.-ooru PAoE--6th col.
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instantaneous ADvEnrIsEMESrs-l4ru PAGE
MIscELL1NEoUs-s rAcr-s,h col.
MUSICAL IN PAGE-8th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-1irH PAcE-eth col.
PERSONAL 1sr PAcE-lst and I'd cos
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PRoPgRrY rtStse 1UoS S0 THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-5ru PAGE-5th and 9Th coils, and 2D PAGE
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-5rH PAcS--eth COL,
and 2D PAcE-1S col.
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KEWARDS--3D PAGE-tst COL. -
SALES AT AUCTIUN-ISrn PAGr-2d and Sd col.
SITUATIONS swANrkD-FEMALEs--ler PAGs-lst, I'd.
SITUATIONS s' ss'wANrED-MALEs-lsrn P4ex-4sn col.
SPECIAL kOTICES-SD PAcE-1st I'd and Sd coils.
STORAiE-2QrH PAGk-0th col.
TIE TRADES-19rH PAGE-6th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-lerH PAcE-3d
COL. and 2D pAGE-2d col
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-1STH PAGE-6th col.
UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-i3rn PAGE-6th COL
WATCHES JEWELiY. &C.-2p PAcE-6th col
wESTCHkSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col.
WINTER RESORTS-2D PACE-5th COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-l4rn PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
SUITS. CLoAks, sHAwLS.

Fifty styles OF Children Cioaks from 81 e5 up Beaver
cloth Coaks and long only 81 80 formerly $ 75
beaver cloth Conks estra long. silk and m.te'la.se
trimming - -. ~ 10 IS 81 75, 81 25 IS a.
fully 81 s. to 80 % each
oscow beaver Coaks superfne quality. richly rnd
eaboratey trimmed, - -5 $40 IS. Sil xl2 % 81
worth from So 10 50 each more.
elasse Coaks latest novelties copies of Paris
Berlin and London 81 3d. % 2o sl0 IS. Sl2 S.
6lo 30 10 SJ5 aoput cost OF materials.
$50 rich imported Cloaks. magnificent qualities exclusive
styles a. 4Uc. the doliar
Ladies' suits In all the novelties rs 45
90 oo 10 Io these less than cost OF tho maternal
lao Costumes richest imported styles. very richly
trimmed a ~ 30 $40 35 81 u, Si4 - $50 rlmm Ell
with silk, fringe and moss gailoon
LOO black French Cashmere suits from $l5 So5 ele-
gsny trimmed with rich Lyons silk worth fully 81 s.
each more
ld0 wool Shawls only 81 each
873 scotch wool Shawls DOUBLE 81 So A so IS So SO 60
worth 50 TO 50 so each more.
500 rich broche shaws. double, only 50 so to $50
kODGERs ORR BROTHERS,,
1888 lS5, 1877 9Th
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TOVEMBER Is. lS77.-QUINTUPLE SHEET.

We viii more than convince offering De eided
bargains BY iavorinr our MAMMOTH EsrABLlsHMENr
vita 4 call of examination.
Decided and precedented bargains this In
swenty-four departments :
Hunsreds OF who visited popular dur
Ing last week surprised hnG large
tensve an assortment such extremely low prices tor
hne goods Our rents not oneeishth OF Broadway.
therefore expenses SMALL and low prices the result
We repectfuiy ask cad aud bring advertise
mcnt with will 10 DO all and
by 80 doing make you friend Of house and recommend
your friends
RODGERS 4 ORR BROTHERS,.
1873. las. 1877 aTil Av,
BETWEEN 10TH AND 10Th SITS
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK GOODS,

SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
$50 pieces black Cashmere. 2Jc. F; double width.
10 pieces French Cashmere all WOOL 4pc. 59c 65c 70c,
I5c S5c e5c Tor color quality and price found
elsewhere.
ioO pieces Lupn's superior quality at 90c. to 81 rs.
These are sublime quality. extra double face.
- Full lines for very deep mourning :-"HENkIETTA
CLOTHS" 'TAMISE CLOrflS,' "Byratx," Bombasine,
Drap dc Naples, Cashmere dEccosu." all at very low
prices.
Grouts English Grapes. Toe. to ST So
Courtauld's best English Crapes:
Single, ~ vile. at VI; 54, single. 81 so
Double, A. wide, at ST. 75 54 double, s. So
Treoe ~ wide, At 81 5O 54 d. - S4, best imported,
from 81 10 TO 81 yard
The New York herald., 1877-11-18

MAfsoN ISABEAU. 70 UNION SQUARE.--LADIEs'
Nl Arthctai iar Goods. most natural ana
especially designed or the nne trade The Mutorn,
the most graceful coiGare invented increases It's
narity every day are the only house In Nov York
that Keep on sne The Invisible Nets front AIR
meet With universal avo The genuine article be had
only at our placo.t
The New York herald., 1877-11-18

JOB lot FRENCH CASHMEhE. ~ inches wide, A. toc
4 BOXES FRENCH CASHMERE, ~ inches widc al SEC.
BOXES FRENCH CASHME ERE. u inches wide, at 600.
on PIECES LUPIN'S CA SiiMERE 10 inches wide, TSc
40 PIECES LuPIN'S CASHMERE 40 inches wide, At s5c
30 PIECES LuPIN'S CASHMERE. - inches wide At &c.,
worth 81
so PIECES LUPIYs CASHMERE. 45 inches wide. at 81,
worth 81 25.
PIECES LUPIS's nnc IS inches wide, at 81 20
worth 81 80
90 PIKcEs LurINs extra heavy. +s inches wide. ~
81 So worth ~.
Yard.wds COLOKED CASHMERE. all WOOL 55c
Yard wide COL0KED CASH MERE. all WOOL csc
4finches wide C0LOhED CASHMERE. all wool, 7oo
44inone, vide vcry ano coLoRED CASHMERE. all WOOL
81. worth 81 so
CASES CoToRED DRESS GOODS i2lyc = value, ,Isc
PkfS SMA1lC BOURETTs. 1tc actual vsiue. 2Oc
CASHMERE DIX BRENT. Tie. actual value. 2jo
LYONEsE REPS, 2Oc. actual value. 3Oc
CAMEL'S HAIR. all wool. 2,c. actual ynluc, 400.
SILK AND WOOL PARAsOMBBE, 23c. actual value,
37xc
VAILED BouRETTE. 45c. 1 actual value, eDc
ENGLISH MArALAssE. all coiors. Soc; actual value,
7jc.
ENGLISH B0uRErTE all coiorr. soc. actual vauo 75c
4sISCu BOURETIk. all coors 75c. actual vnine, 81.
36iNcM BoukETTE, al eoiors, 81 actnal value, 81 "a
66INCH POLONAISB MArALASS all coora S.
LADIES CLOAkINGs, &c. in variety.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18

EIGHTH AVENUE, EIGHTH AVENUE
BETWEEN path AND 25rH srs.
ELEGANTLY MADE CIRCULARS AT sI4; worth $50.
with heavy silk fringe. at $40; worth So
ELEGANT MArELAssE cloAKs TRIMMED WITH
velvet and silk. at sl3; worth sis
EXTRA FINE MArELAssg u, cLoAKs, slaeorassy
EXTRA FINE STYLES IN MATELAssE cLoAKs ..
$40. 81 IS. s25. $50. So rs and upward
81 3a IS. Sc So 81 o5 50 %. SO and upward '''
PLAIN BEAVER CLoAKs a. 81 so; sold all over At
s. q S 81 d Thts q d ss Gsf ss % g
upward
In addition to tho grost Inducements that are oo
ing "a oE sETLHk sTock Of CLOAK, oar
dneton from former prices being styles hA We have de-
This lot comprises large variety stylos in plain
beaver rough beaver and mateasse all
Tho attention ofladcs is calledto
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS
IN OUR ENTIRE LINE OF LADIES'
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OWING to tho long continued weather os
FINE FALL AND WINTER SUITS Is larger than /.
should DO this season. make
clean sweep Of tho whole by marking every suit
down TO less than cost.
THIS IS NO NEWSPAPER TALK
Tho opportunity purchase FINE SUITS At our prices
viii not soon again OUR STOCK CONSISTS or
ELEGANTLY MADE SUITS AND ovERpREssEs op
EVERY GRADE REMEMBER EVERY SUIT aAs
BEEN ENORMOUSLY kEDUcED IN PRICE Ia
DIES SHOULD NOT DELAY EXAMINING THEsH
GOODS
EE|''':$' E. : NC; :
J !. =. o. : ! ....i ....i
GLoTHISa now being made :Dss'ay e,.sllsh
BOYS BLOUSE SUITS At So Is. 50 80. -. 81 So s..
BOYS. ALLwooL SUITS at a So s.. 80, 50 50. s7so.
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS at 50 so, q SO. s. so. 81 so.
81 so ~ So 10 so, $40 so.
Boys oyEECoArs Isl 75 sa 81 so. g e5. IS 90.
p 73 SO. 81 rs. 81 so. IS 10. $40 go Sli 80.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF BOYS ULsrERs.
All sizes Of Boys Clothing up 30 10 years
/ STIRRING BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS 7
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