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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-12-28
ADDISON.

One or two lyceum clubs are talk
ed of.
Two or three tramps have lately
appeared In town.
DR.. Kinds is not recovering very
rapidly. He is still very weak.
The oldest man In town, Mr.. cara
Kent, Is very smart, being able TO walk
about the house.
ALI quiet along the classic shores
Of Dead Creek. No clopements yet.
Que or two hoped for.
There Is talk OF organizing detec-
tive society for the better protection
of hen houses, cellars, &c.
Elisha Smith, Esq, has just slaugh-
tered three March pigs which dressed In
the aggregate twelve hundred pounds.
Very few, IL any, can tell bigger
story aud not stretch the truth.
The following officers were duly
elected ut Addison Grange. No. 1877, for
the ensuing year: Master, X. Gage
overseer, Il. Hayward; lecturer, H.
Willmarth; steward, Guy Gage; as
sistant steward. .. A. Smith; chaplain,
II. Smith; treasurer, +. G. Gulley; sec
re.arl, Mrs. F. G. Gully; gate keeper,
IL. W. Spooner; Ceres, Mrs. Geo.
Clark; Pomona, Mrs. {. w. Barber
Flora, Mrs. Geo. Roscoe lady assistant
steward, Mrs. A. J. Smith; agent, c.
H. Taylor.
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BRUPORT.

The total tax on the grand list is %
10 cts.
C. Z. Crane has lately sold twenty
lambs, of choice stock, TO Ohio buyers.
Mr.. ID. C. Barbour's latest sale was
his Lambert mare, "Nina," to Henry
Soper, of Middlebury, for $3.50.
Mr.. D. G. Barbour recently sold to
John Perkins, of Crownpoint, fine
black gclding, which weighs about l4OO
pounds.
Some sneak thief lately lifted two
nice hams from the premises of Mr.. L.
Il. Wright and succeeded in getting
away with his plumber.
The Bridport Good Templars have
an entertainment at tho Town Hall, this
(Friday) evening, and the programme
includes speaking, music, recitaiions,
&c.
The collector of the town of Bird.
port, Edgar Groyenor, Esq. advertises
that he will receive taxes at d. ii. Ben
nett's store, on the Goth, 30th and Slst OF
January. Tax payers will govern
themselves accordingly. 59w3
When Mr.. Leonard, of Shoreham,
drove on the boat at Brooks Ferry, Fri.
day, his horses become frightened by the
breaking of a neck-yoke, and dashinn
into tho water, which is twelve feet deer
at that point, one of them, valued al
$50, was drowned.
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OR VEIL.

The Shakespeare club will meet al
Mr.. Pliny Phelps, Wednesday evening
Jan. 2.
"A parish meeting to raise funds fol
the support of preaching at the Congre
gational church, will be held Monday
December 81.
Mr.. j. Ii. Conkcy tapped thirty
maple trees, one day last week, boiled
down the twenty pailfuls of sap obtained
and gave sugar party in the evening.
The educational meeting will be
held at this place on February /, and
continue but one day Mr.. Edward
Conant, state superintendent, will be
present, and valuable papers will be
read.
"A large aud pleasant party, with
supper, music and other accompani.
ments, was given at the residence of Mr.
G. III. Bowker, Thursday evening, De.
cember 20, in honor of the sixtieth and
fifty-scvcnth birthdays of Mr.. Leland
Murray and Mrs. Lorenzo Phelps.
There was an oyster supper at the
town hall, Wednesday evening, and
-hctlci pOOoc was pTcScnleu. Inc pro-
cecds of the entertainment, which were
handsome, were devoted to the com.
mendablc object of covering the cush-
ions at the Congregational church.
The installation of the officers OF
Independent Lodge No. 10, i. 4 A. NJ,
took place at Masonic Hall, on Satur-
day evening, Dec. 80. AT the close OF
the exercises the fraternity repaired to
the Eagle Hotel, where a most elegant
supper was furnished by Mr.. J. w.
Boynton.
Mrs. Stocllwell, who was thrown
into the lake and had her ankle crushed,
something more than a month ago, was
compelled Mt last to have the Injured
limb amputated, which was done on
the 14th inst, by DR.. j. s. Gale, assist
ed by DR.. n. Gale and DR.. Howard OF
Shoreham.
The stockholders Of West Orwell
cheese factory held their annual meet
ing for election of officers at their fac
tory, Tuesday. Dec. IS, ana elected the
following: s. 5. Hemcnway, president
w. j. Clark, vice-president; II. ID.
White, treasurer; III. ID. Bascom, sec
retary W. o. Ray, II. ID. Bascom, Earl
Warren, directors. This is a well man.
aged and very successful factory, and
the shares pay n large dividend.
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True WisdOmi

Every one suffering from al attack
of coughing, recent OF chronic, realizes
the smothering sensation which de-
stroys comfort and Expresses the ner-
vous system. They find their flesh be-
coming habby, their appetites tickle
from impoverished blood, and their
enjoyment of life impaired. Friends
have manySnostrums which nauseate
and increase the difficulty. On this
side is the "Scylla" of threatened con-
sumption, on tho other the "Charybdis''
of drugs professionally or otherwise
administered, which destroy the tone OF
The stomach and the hcalthiulness OF
the body. What is to be done? Ma
turc has given in the "Wild Cherry
just what is needed TO remove the dis
ease, without facilitating the stomach.
DIR. Wistar, many years ago, COM
pounded his Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and its history has been the marvel OF
healing and success. 1t soothcs bren-
chial and lung agonies, removes their
cause without disgusting the stomach,
and 1t is the best preparation ever offer
ed for coughs and colds. Ask your
druggist for WIsTERs BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, and learn its excellence.
30 cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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FERRLSBURGH.

The religious interest at North Fer
risburgh still continues.
Johnnie Wheeler has gone to Chi
cago for the winter.
Much sickness prevails among the
children in this community.
The donation visit al the vcstry, al
North Ferrisburgh, Friday evening
was success, realizing seventy dollars
for the benefit of the pastor.
-Messrs. Clark Webb and Albion
White are soon to open a tin shop al
North Ferrisburgh. Two Burlington
youths proposed TO try it, but changed
their minds.
The Sunday school at North Fer.
risburgh is in very prosperous condi.
ton, owing to the interchangeable efforts
of Mrs. NJ. +. Allen, the superintend.
ent. The attendance, Sunday, was 1874
penny collection si.2G.
John II. Knowles, formerly of this
town, but who has been living for some
time past in Charlotte, has taken ad.
vantage of the low price of real estate
and purchased very desirable farm IN
Johnson, in this state. He expects tC
take possession shortly.
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County News.
FERGENNES.

Great displays Of holiday goods.
"A large number of people in town
on Saturday, and trade rushing.
Mr.. Fred Adams is home on wish
from California, and is looking finely.
Christmas passed of very'quie;ly
and every one seemed to attend church
instead of attending to any festivity.
Mr.. Wheelock Thompson, who has
been sick at the Stevens House fol
many weeks past, died on Monday OF
last week.
"A watch meeting will be held al
the Nj. L. church, all the churches uni
ting. 1t is also proposed 10 hold un.
ion meeting once week.
"A purse of twenty dollars was pre-
scnted to Mr.. Hodges, by the united
choirs, on Wednesday evening, as d
testimonial of their appreciation of his
services.
"A union Sunday school was held
in the Congregational church, last Sum-
day, after the morning service and /,
was made very interesting service by
the remarks of Rev. A. d. Earle and
Mr.. Hodges, and the many declara-
tons of faith by tho scholars and teach
ors.
The revival work Is being carried
on vigorously and many souls are being
saved, and deep interest evinced BY
all. The adjoining neighborhoods are
thoroughly interested and are working
in unison with the churches here. The
attenadncc at the meetings is very
large, and much is due TO the singing
under the leadership of Mr.. Hodges,
who sings with much power and car
nestness. The labors of Messrs. Earle
and Hodges here will come TO close
on Thursday of this week. They 20
from here to Brandon, and will stay
there four days only. The Congrega-
tional church was filed to Overlooking,
on Wednesday evening, and at the close
of the service, all grasped hands with
Mr.. Earle and the pastor.
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SALISBURY.

The dramatic entertainment pro
pared for Christmas evening wasfpost
ponod TO the 9Th and 9th of January
on account OF the death of Mrs. Alden
whose daughter takes prominent par,
In the music.
Seymour Rockwell, who was In
the employ of Mr. Horace Sheldon, was
attacked by all Infatuated. bull In the
barn, last week, and severely injured,
lie was thrown down and. the cords OF
one leg torn and split and mangled
tcarfully and the other leg was badly
injured. He succeeded In fastening the
animal atllength and thus probably saw
ed his life. AT last accounts he was
improving.
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The schools oll shut down TO
Christmas.
Prof. n. IL. Nlunsill is in tow
spending the holidays.
Next Sabbath will be the annua
election Of officers at the Methods
Sabbath school.
"A number of Young people from
this village went 10 n Christmas dance
at Partch's hotel, New Haven.
Rev. W. -. Hall spent last sab.
bath In Springfield, W., his early home
Their, were no services atIthc Baptist
church, Sabbath morning.
-E. A. Hasseltinc has been VISITING
for several days in the north Part of the
state. lie is expected home every day
Rumor says he will bring u wife with
him.
The skating OH Bristol pond has
been elegant for week, and large
numbers have been improving it. We
very seldom have as fine skating in this
vicinity.
One day last week, Andrew Squiers
of New Haven, while intoxicated, as
saultcd Levi Downey. He was arrest
cd and fined two dollars and costs, for
disturbing the peace.
Miss Ella Eaton, daughter of $. NJ
Eaton, was married, Tuesday, the 25th
lust, to Mr.. Wardwell of Boston. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w.
ID. Hail. The bridal party left on the
evening train for Boston, where they
will reside.
The funeral of Wheeler Thompson.
of Nergcnnes, was held at the Method
list church in this village, Sunday, at
eleven o'clock. Mr.. Thompson died in
Ncrgcmnes, where he has resided for
some years. lie was formerly resi-
dent of this place, and brother of Mrs.
Human Munson, who now resides here.
The deceased was flfty-cight years old j..
and leaves no family. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Walker, assisted by Rev. ID. Bosworth.
The Christmas tree at the Mctho-
dist church Tuesday, evening, was a
grand success in every respect. Two
largo trees were completely loaded, and
gifts enough piled up OH the platform to
load another one. The exercises of the
evening consisted of singing by the
school, an address by DR.. Hasseltine,
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hall, cornet solo
by II. A. Hasseltinc, and distribution OF
gifts. Chas. T.. Smith acted as st.
Nicholas. There were many very nice
gifts, and many more that were SUBJ
stantial and useful. All agree that
finer display was never witnessed here
on similar occasion. AS early as six
O'Clock the church was jammed full, and
a great many were obliged to 20 ava,
unable to get in at all Everything
passed off pleasantly and ell joyably.
The affair was under the direction OF
the superintendent of the Methodist
Sunday school.
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LEICESTER.

The friends of the Rev. A. A. Bel.
mont, pastor of tho NJ. L. church OF
Leicester and Goshen, will sympathize
with him in the loss of his two sons,
Rufus Roscoe and Randolph Foster.
The first died in the night Of Novem.
Der 10, and the latter on that of De.
cember 6. Both were attacked with
typhoid fever. Rufus died after an i'll
ness of eight days. Randolph suffered
with the fever, bronchitis and diphtho-
ria in order. Under the very skillful
and attentive treatment of DIR. Warren
ii. Hamilton, of Brandon, he WAS
brought out OF the several diseases. but
was so exhausted that all efforts for his
recovery were abortiye.
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Local News.

Butter was quoted at 2s cents, Mon.
day.
Don't fail TO hear Prof. Kellogg's
lecture on "EXpression," this evening.
The miscreaut who tore down Mr..
Gauthier's sign, the other night, ought
TO be spanked.
Mr.. Charles z. Chapman, formerly
Of the firm of Chapman Bros, has been
in town a few days, visiting his friends.
The Juvenile Temperance Union
meets at the vestry of the Congregations
al church, tomorrow, at 8 o'clock p. M.
Shipments for the week include 9
cars hay; car lumber; cars pota-
toes; 2 cars sheep; . cars cattle; and
$3.50 lbs. butter.
Mr.. d. N. Buttolph has been very
sick with pneumonia, but we are happy
to learn that under DR.. Sutton's skillful
care he is now convalcscent.
The faculty of the college have for
hidden the students to remain In the
college buildings during the vacation.
Fear of fire is the reason.
Mr.. A. j. Benedict, of Cornwall,
brought into town yesterday morning
and sold TO Mr.. j. G. Wellington an
April pig which dressed 1872 pounds.
The East Middebury Hearsc Asso-
citation will hold their annual meeting
for the election of officers, at Good
Templars Hall, this friday evening.
AT the dance at the Glen House,
East Middlebury, Christmas night,
there were forty-one couples present,
and 1t was n very pleasant party in all
respects.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beacher has con-
tributed her. Unite" towards making the
Home Cook Book the most valuable
of all cook books. Our bookstores sell
1t. Price sl.6O.
We have TO record the death OF
Mrs. Dwier, tho ostimable wife of Nr.
Peter Dwier, of the firm of Brown &
Dwier, carriage makers, of Court street.
Her disease was consumption.
Prof. Brewer, of Yale College, will
deliver the third lecture of the Graded
School course, OH Friday evening, Jan.
II. Purchasers of season tickets TO this
course will see by this time that they
are going to get their moneys worth.
Midnight mass was held in tho
Catholic church, on Christmas eve, SER
vices commencing at eleven O'Clock In
the evening and continuing nearly three
hours. The house was completely fill
ed. The music by the choir was very
fine.
Mr.. Cushman was greatly troubled,
the other morning, In averaging up the
time from the town clock, In consc-
quence of finding the time on three OF
the faces just alike, although the fourth
was several hours behind. He IL able
to get along very well when two faces
only give the same tune, but having
three agree completely demoralizsd bis
arithmetic.
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CORNWALL. y

MIR. l.. c. Mead, formerly of Corn.
wall, but who is now living in Long.
mount, Col, writes that ho IS now well
established on farm that he would not
exchange for any IN Addison county
with health confirmed by that unparallel.
cd climate, and In a community Of people
quite as desirable M can be found IN
Vermont. He raised during the past
season $500 bushels of wheat. Sixty
acres of Colorado wheat averaged thlr-
ty bushels to the acre, the largest yield
being fifty bushels. He says that their
spring wheat is In every way more val
liable than the best white winter wheat
raised anywhere In the east. We have
received from Mr.. Mead five very fine
specimen, heads of this Colorado wheat
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Prof Swing, Of Chicago, In hi:
Thanksgiving sermon, said: "Our liter.
AZURE is not only reaching more and
more minds, but 1t is growing purer as
it flows. There is not all immoral writ
er of any note OH our shores. One could
not secure fame were his works not fit.
ted for the christian home. You may
recall the names of all those who are
writing our books and magazines, and
you will confess that as elegant and pure
group of writers never marked any
Greek or Roman or French or English
age"
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WEI,BRIDGE.

Officers of the Weybridge Grange
OF the Patrons of Husbandry, for the
ensuing year: Master, 4. S. Wright
overseer, A. j. Stow; lecturer, G.. w.
Sneden; steward, j. ]. Twitchell; as.
sistant steward, VIII Stow; chaplain,
W. G. Sturtevant; treasurer, NJ. Bull
lard; secretary, n. T.. Parkill; gate
keeper, L. NJ. Roscoe; Ceres. Mrs. Ell
Moody; Pomona, Mrs. ii. W. Adams
Flora, Miss Lille Barton; business
agent, W. IL. Hulbur.
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We are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure of dyspepsia, mac
tive liver, sour stomach, constipation,
loss of appetite, coming up of food, yell
low skin, and general languor and de-
bility. You must acknowledge that
this would be ruinous unless we had
positive evidence that it will cure. You
who are suffering from these complaints,
these words are addressej-and will
you continue TO suffer when you can be
cured on such terms? 1t is for you to
determine. Sample bottle, ten cents
regular size seventy-five cents. Sold
by n. +. Rider.
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EREEl a ANY psr m,, ,

Ed Ei Any person VINO will make and
j. nGC forward me a list of the names OF
reliable pei sons of their acquaintance who wish 10
procure an instrument, either Piano or Organ,
will use my best endeavors 10 sell them one, and
within one year. will credit them with Sl0 and
for every organ IS. 10 be applied on payment OF
either plano OF organ; and when IL amounts 10 \
sum sufficient 10 pay for any instrument, selected
at the lowest Wholesale price, will Immediately
ship the instrument nee, or amer any amount i
orediied the balance may be paid me In cash aud !
not be known In the matter. and will be doing
their friends real service as shall make special
Offers 10 them, selling superior instrument for
noun one half TO two thirds what Is ordinarily AZ
ed BY agents. Please send me q lat at once and
AHA you have made inquiry you can add 10 H.
New jersey. 4oyl
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We have just received from Luther
Tucker q Son, of Albany, q copy of the
Illustrated Annual Register Of Rura
Affairs and Cultivator's Almanac fol
the year 1873. Besides the calendar
and usual astronomical observations, il
contains over hundred pages devoted
to rural architecture, fencing, cultiya
ton of various crops, care of stock, and
farm matters in general, illustrated with
one hundred and thirty-flve eng rawlings
1t devotes several pages to tho subject
of the Improvement in domestic ami
mails, taking up under this head
Breeds of horses" "Breeds of neal
CATTLE" Breeds of sheep" &c. A copy
of this register is given away to every
advance paying subscriber to the
Cultivatcr and Country Gentleman.
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10000 die annually by neglecting a
cough, cold or Group, often leading to
consumption and the grave. Why will
you neglect so important matter when
you can get at our store SHu.oH's Con-
SUMPTION CURE, with the assurance of a
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the chest or lungs, or lame back or side,
SHLOH's Porous PLASTER gives prompt
relief. Sold by N. f. Rider.
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IANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Topper, and Mr.
aud Mrs. VIM. White, called at the NJ
L. parsonage on Monday evening, Dec
"a, and left ten dollar beaver shawl
as Christmas present 10 Mrs. Rev. D.
+. Brooks. She desires TO express
thanks.
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GOSHEN.

"A petition in bankruptcy has beer
iilcd by e. f. and IC. w. Persons, and
the first meeting of the creditors, Ia
prove claims and choose an assignee,
will be held January Z, 1873, at Orms.
bee y Briggs office, in Brandon, be.
fore W. g. Veasey Esq, register.
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A wrestling match (for $3.50 and the
championship of Canada) between Ed
ward Cox Of Fairfield, in this state, and
John O'Neil, of Canada, is to take place
at City Hall, Burlington, on Saturday
evening, Dec. 80.
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HAcKMErAcK, popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by N. f. Rider, Middle
bury, Vt. Elsewhere by dealers gener-
ally. 7eoWly
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zoo TROY fR " NJ p Y
Salem Lead Company

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD-weu.known
!hrougho9i New England as the wHITEsr, Pin
EST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE. SIS inches Wide. on rsels for Cur
LEAD RIBBON. nom 9 ~ 10 Inches wide. OF
feels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, Of any slte or thickness.
AT lowest market pricss fur goods Of equal quail
lily. FRANCIS BROWN, Treasurer,
4eyl Salem, AAE.
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TRAsTRER's REPORT.
Balance In the treasury. .................. .

An entertainment was provided nj
the Methodist church vcstry for the
children of the Sunday school, consist
ing of ship laden with small gifts for
all the children, of whom there were a
largo number present. The ship was
built and brought into port, with music
and artillery, by the captain, w. c.
Langworthy. The entertainment was
novel one and afforded much amusc-
ment for the children.
Tho Middlebury Historical Society
celebrated, last Friday evening, the 257th
anniversary of the landing Of tho Pill
grims on Plymouth rock. Hon. l.. ID.
Eldrcdgc presided ut the public exer-
cisrs. which were held in the C0ngrega-
llUnal church. After voluntary by
Prof Higley the pastor, Rev. f. r. Hook
or, offered the invocation and read a
passage of scripture. The choir then
rendered Mrs. Heman's ode, "The
breaking waves dashed high" and Rev.
w. IL. Rowsom ofthe Methodist church
offered prayer. Then the choir sang
an appropriate and soul-stirring anthem
and the speaker of the evening was in
troduced, Prof. Z. Brainerd, who crjti-
cally and interestingly analyzed the
"Puritan Character"
He said, we celebrate not only the
landing Of the Pilgrims, but the great
fAst IN history which the event indicates,
the settlement Of New England. He
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ERED. Ell.
Il CLUETT.

The best. although II may coat a
little more, will Invariably prove
the best Investment, and a careful.
ly selected stock OF The worlds beat
pianos may now be found on exhi
bition at our warerooms.
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HOLID A Y
PRESENTS.

The sTEINwAY. CHICKERISG
and HAlNES BROS. PIANOS are
universally Recognised as the very
best manufactured and these with
die popular ESTEY organs are
now offered az the most attractive
prices and on easy terms.
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MihhIeburg Rrgister
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1877.

The attention of advertisers Is called to the fact
that the REGISTER Is the leading local newspaper
In Addison County and has larger circulation
In tho county than any other two papers
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Holiday Music Books 4!

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Splendid bound volume OF the finest plano
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Each OF tho above books has from 900 to 80
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Send for CHuusMAs SELECTIONS. o. per 100.
WINTER SINGING BOOKS.
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Three OF the best possible singing class books
Any book mailed post-hee for retail price.
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