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Ve&etine.

The following letter from Rev G " Mans
field. formerly pastor of the Methodist Epi-
ccpal Church Hyde Park and AZ present set
C. Ell III Lowell, mus eoETInee every one who
reads his letter Of the w0n1erful curative
qualities Of Vsgetina as q shoFozgh cleanser
and purIier Of the blood
HTDz PAAI- Mass, Feb Is, ia
NAB z Srzvzaas-
Dear SIR. About ten years ago my health
failed through tie depletIuE effects Of dyspep-
sia- nearly year later ! vas a1saezed BY ty-
pno1d f=ver IN Us worst form Il settled II
nv back and took the form Of barge deep
seated abEeess- which was ffceeu months IN
gathering I hld Two surgical operations b =
the best skill IN TIE state, but recei we'd 10
peruauenE cure I suffered great pain At
tunes ami was constantly weakened by q
prOfJ1se Gi-eharge. also lost small pieces Of
bone at different times
Matters ran On tins about seven years TIL
MAY, IST+, when friend recommended me
70 70 TO your ottice and talk vIth you Of the
virJuss Of Vsge5Ine. I did 80 and By your
kindness passed through your mandatory, ?
noting the Ingredients, &c, BY Which your
remedy Is Pr0dUeeiI-
By WHAT I saw and heard gained some
eCu1Ieuce In MegeGInz
commenced taking it soon after, but fer
worse from LIS effects; still | persevered. and
soon telGIJ Was beEshs5Ing ne IN other re-
-ueeEs Yet did MT see j. results desired
All had 5lksE It fiIhf1llF for I5Iis more
Than 4 year Wheu the d1IiiculGY In zhe back
va cured and for nine months | cave En-
j0yea tie oess af heaIlh-
Z have In Jkal time gained IS PGGntts Of
fish. Eeiux heavier than ever before IN my
iife. AMI 1 > a. never more able 20 perform
labor lhan now.
During the past few weeks [ uad a serofg
I1u- swelling a. large my d-1 rI1her o. an p
other part VI my body [ hook egeGin= faith OIL
fully and 1t removed 1t level wi5h the surface
II a mouth. I uhiua ( should have Deed
cured of my main trouble sooner II 1 h-id IA e
zgu larger 1asss after having oseoule aeeGs-
tened 10 It's e1ecla.
Lat your APRONS troubled with scrotula or
kidney disease unCsrs5aud that I1 takes time
co cure ehronie Diseases and II they viii PIT
1ienrly take Vsge5.ne q Will II ny Judgment
cure them With great obligations Z am yours
vety truly, G " MANSFIELD,
Pastor Ma1h0disc EpIseoc a. Church.
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Mz-5ing the Basket.

\ lady OF oeuevoleuee and wealth
sent SONG deIie4cJes To family
where Sickness and poverty made
them very welcome. The basket Ia
which they were carried was 4 nice
one IN It's day, but had been care
fully mended In several places where
time aad as had m4de ravages.
The fruit and cakes were highly
priced by the poor IRvaiId, but one
Of the family, noticing the repairs
on the BASKET, exclaimed, well
now, who would think that suuh
rich people would mend basket
Just here, doubtless, Il the secret
Of the wealth Of one and the poverty
Of the other The rich family had
been brought up to mend the has
ke1, indeed, to be careful IN IIt5Ie
things according to the old homeIy
adage- "A stitch ID time saves
nine and the prOverb, "A penny
saved Is ! penny earned. The
other despised such ErIGes and neg
Lected to take the stitch or save the
penny
These times, esteemed 50 hard,
call on all to mend the basket, for
one can be Is useful and happy
when praetfcing these economies as
when INDUCING IN lavish wastefal-
ness. FheupresenE prosperity Of
France, coming after an expensive
war, Is said TO be owing to the eco
nomIcal habits Of the people. We
are accustomed 10 think Of the
EreHch as 4 gay and extravagaut
nation, bat they have the tact Of
making little 90 great ways.
Cooking Ii France Is almost the art
of making something out Of moth
ing. i few cold potatoes, IN OEiOn-
i handful Of sweet herbs, and q little
Mayouais dressing, pat together by
slkllifuI hands, make a delicious
salad for supper, Out OF materials
that a common American cook
would hardly look at. The tasteful
French dishes So much extolIed bv
our eounErymeH can, many OF them,
be solved into very simple and in
Ingredients.
The economies OF the kiEahen are
quite worthy the altenriOn Of our
lady hoUsekeepers, even II Bridget
scolds am threatens Co leave II her
absolute ami u,teH wasteful rue IS
broken
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17

I cannot but envy the poor man,
for his Is the happiest condition Of
Z life. the experience and lessons OF
humility, and patience a1d devotion
that be daily receives are strength
eniug MS character and making his
influence uObIer. I have thought
that poor, E5od men are given Is,
that their lives may refecs the e5sr
nal goodness of the Creator 50
many % the sweetest songs have
been sung. so many of the bravest
deeds have been done BY men Of
low estate, that I always look To
them for great achievements IN
thought and set. I cannot "a WAY
1t Is but money seems TO eramp our
nature, developing only what should
be destroyed and dwardug the BET
ter parts, and I wish none of u
could have more than enough To
satisfy our reasonable wants, unless
for charity Il this worli was the
sum of all we have been or hope to
be, even then tae poor man holds
the vantage ground. Health and
coutensment follow hs> calling, hap
pjness deaFer than anything this
world can give Is his OF his own
right. These reflections are the re
suit of the sketch Of theIife Of q rich
man who lately died, who never
knew what it was To have pleasant
moment, and whose only struggle
was to get money and, having it. 20
get more He died without beue-
fitting himself or anyone else, per-
haps making soue miserable From
the hour he began to acquire wealth
he grew narrow minded, selfish and
dissrustfuL- and passed his tine in
what seemed TO be a wretched way,
without friendship for men or love
tor cod or spiritual growth Par
dou me for contrasting aim With Il
BeIghO0r who - contrary IN himself
and as relations TO the other 10
Is 4 gre16 victory gained when We
can &c gQlAhie AID eoatenIed, poor
In goods and rich Ia heart, good and
able To do no wrong for conscience
sake.
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Served lin Eizh..

A bright story - told 0f the ae-
eomp-lsAed wiG---now dead-of
Gen Hooker When she was the
admired Mss Gr0esoecx. OF Gin
cIanaLI, she vas once &C IA eyealn.E
pHrty when 4 fasAiouabie young
dandy was ASKED Il he would Ike -
b. presented to her ~Oa, yes.
saat hss- laHz ui liy. -gr0s her cut"
The Luiy overheard rhe remark,
aad Ehea he was presented, sue sll-
iastesi her eye siIs-ss deliberately
aa.i slowly scanned as eigshla 2
frJm boot % collar TIE survey
finished, she waved a=r hant aad
eareiesaly salI. -Trgs him back I,
[ have seen al Ehsse - II him
E.4ltiuors GEzsze
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W11sr FIcwin-.

The following hints on this time
ly topic are IRON the Last nun Der Of
CoImans Rural World.
Winter piowfng i good thing
It Upsets The Insects, turns them up
from their warm wrHBag qaaEters
below % cod quarters al owe It
throws up the cay to be pulverrzed
by the FROST and air. Il gives much
ard To. spring work, -, # the sou Is
dry now, 1t VII not need 70 be
pIOwed again IN. the spring good
harrow Puiverlziag II fiuely for any
erUp. For oats and clover. tim0-
thy, red-top, blue grass, orchard
grass, etc, By al means do winter
pI1wing Then L. early sPrIag yoa
can SOW the seed aE ouce aud act
wit Slll the ground Is Ia roa ,t.nln
to Pl0w and ghea spent sewers laws
IN doing what eouhI be better iole
IN any open weather n winter. 4
word To the wise is Sufficient
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17

Across Clean, a snare, bonds,
did lay Down. eonsouaHt, q
Latin conjunction, skill; the eHd1
vegetable; a Latin conjunction,
.cousOna1t. LynnviIle. q Pm
DIAMOND PUZZLE
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No rs

HIDDEN Birds
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17

Schools and colleges do but fur
nIsh the keys to unlock Ehs treas
ure house Of knowledge In men
OF distinction It j. curious to note
how different are the talents and the
pursuits BY which they win reuown,
from those followed during their
educational career The training
OF genius must be seIf-euIEure, for
II Il impossible To frame rules that
SHAH guide It's 10olsEeps. The great
prizes 0E the w0rld are won By SELF
maie men, who recognize the greaa
truth that education, In It's widest
sense, - not che caltare we receive
from others, bur that which We be
stow upon ourselves Edgeatiou Is
our arN Of safety, outside OF It al
Is deluge and darkness.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17

A eOHsoHant, a masculine name ,
portable vehicle; 3 masculine
name a eOnsoDaut-
REOMBOID PUZZLE.
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VIA. Is The Eshla Like.

It IS like a large, beautiful tree,
which bears sweet fruit for those
that are hungry, and affords shelter
and shade for pilgrims on their way
60 the kingdom Of Heaven.
Il Is Ike i cabinet OF Jewels and
precious stones, which are not only
TO be looked a and admired. bat
used and worn Il Is Like 4 tele-
scope. which brings distant objects
aud far-of things OF the world very
near, SO that we can see something
Of their beauty and Importance.
It is ike a treasure house. a store
house. f1r all sorts OF valuable and
useful things, and without money
and without price.
II Is hike deep. broad. calm-dow
ing river, the banks OF which are
green and tiOwCry. where birds sing
and lambs play, and dear little
children are k0viag and happy
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17

Currecs solutions were received
from o PId,~ ->uE Sarr, scraps
and Neg"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17
LUCK AND LAsoa


TlueIz dosh watt standing idly at the gate
y rshinE. wIshing al the day
And Al u1ght- without a4rs, without iZhs,
Dolh idly say
TO-uorrow something may turn Ups
To-Eizns on wishes ! must sap
Labor goes pIowfn< deep fertile rows
Singing singing al the davs
And At night before the ire, beside the lIZhs-
And with a EeII-fIlei tray,
Doth gladly say
To uorroE III EEru soueEhInEup-
Tonight OF wages earned III sup.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17

A nan near PIE5s5urg, Peu1-Tl-
vaa5a. recently advertised f5r =
BOOK keeper, and within E'xea-g f8ur
hours be hat one hHadre aud EhIr-
sseH applicants 6or the poslCi7a-
subsequently be soagis1 mas Ter
BIS farm Dy the same meaus. aad
had eight responses. Taese igIres
represent very fairly The ssspr ip5r
tlou % lahorers "a the vslriaas IA
Gasrsial pursGiBs- -.
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Safe and Sure.

y R. Fl. z eFETENs--
In Is-z ygGr VsEetLEe was recon uze1det 70
me-an1 yield-ng 10 the PersGasIo1s Of a friend
consented 20 Try It. At tEs tIuzs WIS sEf-
fsrinE from general debility and uerT Gus
prostras mon. - oerirduesd BY ogsrwork and
irregular h4afas- It's w0uderfuI strengthen
inE and egralire properties seemed TO Affect
my debIIi-ated system from the first dose, ard
Ensfer IN perslzssus Use rapidly recovered,
raEnfuz sore than usual health and good feel
ing csa-e then I have not hssItared TO give
Ve4reline rlF most ING 1ll11ed Endorsement Is
being "a safe szre and powerful agent N pro-
noting health and restoring the wasted sys
ten 20 new Life and snsrgy- Vsgesine L the
Only neiIcine used, and Is long as I 1--we
aeyer expect 20 ind beLrer- I ours truly,
". a CLAEE.
70 Mou1arey s., Allegheny, Penn
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LADIES COLUMN.
HARoL1NE HAEoLD, EDIroE.
Z Sensible Iothsr.

It is really pitiabIe TO see = good,
con scientious little mother resOIute-
" shutting herself away from so
much that is best and sweetest IN
her children's lives, for the sake of
tueking their dresses and rufaing
their PettieOats. How surprised
and grleyed she viii be to find that
her boys ind girls, st sixteen, re
gard mother chiefly as s most
excellent person 10 keep their shirts
in order and 10 make new dresses,
and not as one TO whom they care
to 90 for social cOmpaniOnshipl
Yet, before they are s1ubbed out OF
it by repeated rebufs. such as Run
away, I'm too busy 70 listen 10
your nonsense" children nasu-
rally go to their mothers with
all their sorrOws and pleasures; and
if mother" can only enter into
all their little plans how pleased
they are Such 4 shout Of delight
as / heard last Summer from Mrs.
Friendly's croquet ground, where
her two little girls were playing,
-Oh, gOOdy, gOOdy, mama IS COM
ing TO pIay with usr' She was J
busy mother. too, and 1 know would
have much preferred 20 use what
few moments of recreation she
could snatch for something more
interesting than playing with little
children, not much taller than their
mallets- She HIS often said to me,
q cannot let my children grow
away from ne, I must keep right
along with them all the time; and
whether it Is croquet with the little
ones, or Latin grammar and base
ball with the boys, or French die
ton and sash ribbons with the
girls, must be in it as far as 1
can"
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Dc MT Live e Yourself Alone.

Ii You want to. commit slow SUI
eide, lead 4 perfectly quiet life
Shun your neighhofs; do not go to
church, lecrure-han or theatre Try
this plan tor year, and you viii be
quite ready TO court death An
eminent writer gives, as one Of the
reasons why 50 many Of the social
Istic communities have succeeded,
the InsuferahIe ard growing dull
ness Of family life IS it exists
among people Of average means and
intelligence, not on farms only, nor
Ia country towns, but even IN cities,
and this dulIness be ascribes a large
part to the absence of social inter
course The days follow and re-
sembBe each other ii most homes
1t least II Anglo Saxon countries
with almost killing regularity, the
husband comes back. after q hard
days work, to dinner or Tea which
be eags In silence, IN Company with
his wife, whose sock Of ideas be
has long ago exhausted, Is indeed
she has his Social relations be-
tween the household and the outer
world can, indeed, hardly be said to
exist. He sees business men on
business matters, she, aG most, ex
changes i dry and barren '-eaII' at
long intervals with other women Of
her acquaintance Except, perhaps,
the affairs Of the Church they be-
long to, the couple have no external
object of interest. No current of
thought or feeling from the outer
world ever reaches them except I
through the newspaper or maya
zine In fact il may be said, with
out mach exaggera5iOu, that the [
only time they take any formal no.
tIce OF their neighbors' existence or z
their neighbors' affairs Is when
somebody happens to fall i'll Is Il
life like this worth Iiving2
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OOH n GREAT chance &C make mon
Hill III eY. lfyUu can Eas gold ycu
Hkn4rAA can get xreenhacSs. We need
Hill person in every town 60 take
UOLA n ssubscri psicns for the largest,
cheapest ard best Illustrated family Publica-
ton ia ths world. ANY enc can become a
suecessful agent The most elegant works Of
AT given tres C. 81 bscrihsrs- The price i 50
Low that almost every body sabscri>es. One
AGENT REPORTS uaaktax over $3.50 in week A
lady ssc,ne reports taking over acc 81 oscri b.
ers N ten dass- All who engage make mon
t-y fast. Icu san 3evcse all YOUR time to the
bss;nsss. or ontv ycur spare time You need
not &c away froua your hcme over night fcu
can 90 IL - well A. oshcrs. Full particulars
3irScsicns and terms tree Elegant and ex-
pcnsive Outfit frVe- II yoU Waas prcas-
sele work send us yoar address, a. once.
10 costs nothing Go try he business, Ne cae
Who engages fails 70 make great pay A3dress
The Peoples JeUrnsl," Portland, Ne. ag-l
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sfs.isG FEMALE sITTsss !
BesT EEMALE ME0IclNE E1TANT.

Will. CTrPE After 10 years 5est
AL Female Com plants ~ HAs eI1Sel 70 2e
WITT CF-UE Female Regulator
l. known. and IL now
A"I1hi5 Vo~ui Ielllli' II extensive use BY
~rDr Physicians through
" LII " haL CU5 the country
Old or Young Females. For al species Of
unnaEuczi monthly
W LII u bE4 distinctions 4 ex-
Girls at Sweet Sixteen eesres; for LaUcor-
rhon or whites, fall
WILL CURE ing Of the womb.
P aims in the Side q Back leeranoG or the
y omo, Chlorusil.or
VIII. CTTPE Green Sickness.
c-. = N-. Nervous Debility 4
- Froztri.ti1n.r 1t acts
rr c,TrpUr axe i charm A.
Il y = - an Iron and Vege-
Palpitation Of the Heart. 5abIe Tonie il Il. m
surPhssse,I- 5auing
w LII " hE the stomach. aiding
Girls ut Wamanhood digestion, exciting
the liver, iilcfill ? up
W Ill GI RI. on the bowels and
By Regulating. oulld-ng up q CIV
ing pc n 4 Q
Hi " tsE4 siren 9Th 20 the
Cases OF Ten Tears- whole system
Large Bottles OaIY 81 Sold Dr. All
Druggists. seP6-eom
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Notice to the Creditors :.
GREEN J. CLARK, DECD

James G. Borgess.. adm'r. Vs. g. Clark
ant Others
A Ii rer-crz hei ing t-aiEis a1lll.t i5re' 2
Il = Clark dec-d ara hereby nec'ied q dc
the same properly austeuticatsgt. vita 5nn
Clerk = Master Of The CL3ncery Cclru Tor
e5ila= county Fennesaee, or Or before the
Third Nondav n February 1878
AZ claff1s roa flsI bT thar dA-e WI nH Tor
ever barred, By order II said Court
ravs u J. r. STACY. O. n
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A LAEG p uumbnr of rsstm0n.a.a could 1a
"A furnished. but select only oun. Il iH
from a man Of large sErerioncn l-iyriHl
AMI a man of lud1ul1ad vsruci
NasHvrurH THEE-. Nov I4th feTd. Row.
Mr. MeElrsa. A '-iand hande8 f0 ma bottle
your WINE or CARDUL AS htre been n
che drug huaiur4a '7 This city fur 10 number M
yaars. / knew rf several lldim who wgrn
great suiferars Iu e0uHeguDura uf mnuarrunl
z Disturbances and one Eng particular Wnnau
suiiariugs ger1 iu rruns nt bar mnnliIY pei
RODS that sha frequently bad 'parn "a. 'Hit
that lhis R1ul.l ha % good .aat. and riFg thn
mad cins rl hnr. -In took u Ia ID r.f.ad by
yuu. AMI % sn-irniv r1linved lnr. ls GER
tni My a wunderi.il remedy ard 7 t-lor has
the dHI VIII sorn COINS w ngn tll ODE Vumnn
VINO suilir Thus wLl hhra aacnss a1 7rpr met-
iciue- Yours. very .ruiy q p. e0nur.Err.
Num- actlrsi nnt SOLD PSI
o.. Z. MGELhHh " COS.
Price q per h0tl.e. WTfha DnpUl. THnn.
For Hnle hy al druggial. 8etl -1m
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Our ETiniSter's wife.

L0UlsTlLLlE- XII FEB 10 I,Is-
NK- H. z SrEvESs-
Dear Slr-Th-ee years ago I was suffering
terribly with suf1rlmatory Eheu11aI.sEn- -
Our uIfnister's wife advised me 10 take Veg
es7re- AMER taking enc bottle I Was entirely
relieved This year feeling = return Of the
disease, I again eolnmsneed taxing IL, and am
beIuz beneEsted greatly It also greatly I'M
proves ny di-es5iou- ksspeettully.
Mrs Il BALLARD
LaIL west TelFarscnfSz-
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The fate Of Dr. Lambert, la1e
President Of The American Popular
Life Insurance. Company, should be
a warning 60 the gilced frauds who
have. A. insurance company officials
robbed and swindIea policy holders
cut ef their money. Lambert goes
into striped clothing for Eve years.
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For THE HOLIDAYS
LORD 6 TAYLOR
NEW YORK.

U yvrrE ArTKSrIoE 70 FEE IoLLoN-
TNE DEPAaTHfEErE OF 0CR zSrA1Ll- = - =.
TIE LOW PRICES AT WHICH OCa GOODS -.
NAEKED. HAVE SPECIAL EZ1zAANcA tg =.
HOLIDAY SEASON AND lARGAIt3 WILL =
gOCND THE0CGHCCr TIKI HoC.k 70 -
SONS IAPUHEAEIoN3 91VEf = A. ~
EoCALEp ETOCX or GOODS.
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IN nppC9 COODS

mere N richer display Of cuiur-ngs and sr--Aa.s
slf-cas = IL saafun than far many yaArs pal1.
Fh- mixed C0ErUM1 CL0rE1 ranga n pres
a-um 50c a Yard 81 %, and on av-gricad 2 .t.-A
GOODS. fram Idc- y1rd uv- ns1T e i1isn '~A11E
a. sl1sclivs tis hsaFtar faarea-
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vECETINE
An ErceIIent hTedieine,

SRR1SGFIzLD. O., Feb Is 1871.
This l. TO Ger tify .bas have usss5 VsEetI1e
mar ufacsared By X 3 Stevens, Boston Mass
for RhsuunsrisEn and General proszratISu q
the SeTvoss Sgsseu. with god Success !
rscaruue19 VeEeEine A. Al exeells1s medicine
TAR such co1uuI1srrs- Yours very truly.
q WFANDEGRTET
M Vandezrffz- ef the firm Of Vaudss-rifs
& Hufman. = = well known business Ezan IN
this pIaee having cne Of tbs largest stores Il
Springfield Okto-
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PLAIN COLOhED SlLhSs
zsw ahaaeH, commanding a. isT - I'd. pr a.,
AID s. %. alln4iey % a1s season ~ ~ -
Fans-v srschs and Danasss ElrIraa n Ne 1sF
Pa--s shadss fran a1.ad apvEras- rri1zziaE a@an-
at 81 90 Wurth 81 -
Ar oNEorAHrEH TO ONErHfa0 L8a1
THAN lat zEAsON
~ SIX AXE - A EAHDcCAA aulE
DAY PaRsFNT
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shauIs- Mantles and Wraps.

Iniila Valley CaHhmars shaEiH rom aIoo.11 up.
India FiIisd centsFs 4E 500 DO and a7
ReaI Dacra. ChesiliA and Striped L1dia .haFi4
new designs from tI0-aG 1pNaE-fa Also, naii lines
British, French and German shaHis N 1saufiInt
new styles af the BEST and most rsilanis mann
flcfIIre PARIS Man1les and Cioaks Of 1a al-~t
undss rum sls % up, A1d Berlin rom Is %.
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\ -. Louis man has Invented a
locking glass which makes a lady
seem 80 be standing ca her bead.aad
Shecan thus see how he- shoes liz
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Ell RS

AIasla Seal sacgues, from ass 90 up.
kIasHa seal Mlifa crum $500 up.
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