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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-20
~ DAKOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 1879

Farmers in Knox comfy are waiting Tor
navigation to open. They are holding large
supplies Of grain, and other produce, that
they are tecominR anxious to dippose Of.
g. E. Culver, principal Of the chy schools
at Vermillion, has been called to the sick
bed Of his father, who lives in Wi.con.in.
Mrs. Culver mas charge Of the schools dur
ing his absence.
The ladies at Niobrara. are wearing calico
dresses to the social dancing parties, because
the gentlemens' feet are 30 large that they
are liable to take out square yard Of cloth
at every leap. So intima,esdhe Pioneer.
Sioux City Journal: Our venerable
townsmsn, Col. Orr, was recently re.mar-
ried to the wife from whom he was devor-
ced some dozen years ago. The ceremony
took place at c, vington, Ky, the home of
the lady. -
The Elk Point Courier says that many
Of their people would be christians, if it
were rot for the valentines they receive
every year. The caricatnres being 20 hid
eous, they forget in tw, minutes, all they
have learned in Sunday scl,ool for many
year,.
A young man from Sioux, Falls, got in a
terrible dilemma in Elk Point few days
ago. He had to have his boots rnended, but
having no money to pay for them he left
his pants for security. As soon a. possible he
left town. and now the shoemaker offers a
pair Of pants for sale at bargain
Sioux Falls Paragraph: A singula
coincidence has tran-pired here, George
Winter and Frank Summer have come from
Chicago, and will go into business together
either here or som. where in this section.
We spring 10 perpetrate the reasonable
remark that Winter and Summer au,umake
4 good firm near the Falls. Smart talk.
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THE NEWS:
Eastern Business Men and
Legislators Enter Protests
Against Anti.Chinese
Legislation.
4 Runpus In the Gsrman Reich.
stag.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Feb. 20.-The army appro.
priation bill with amendments, has been re.
ported back and placed on the calendar. l,
ia divested Of all army reorganization sec.
tions inserted by the no lse. The 80.
called Butler railroad telegraph amendmen.
il retained in the bill.
The following bills on the calendar
passed: House bill to give circuit courts
supervising Jurisdiction in certain criminal
cases; house bill to amend the revised stat.
utes relative TO the fees Of district ATTORNEYS.
and laid aside temporarily the postoflice ap-
preparation bill, that MIR. Shields might
speak in favor Of the Mexican war bill.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Shields re.
marks, consideration was resumed of the
postofice appropriation bill, and debate
on the Braz lian mail subsidy amendment
Washington, Feb, 20.-By vote of yeas
135, nays l22. 1t WAS decided to take up for
the contested election case
of Finley vs. Brisbee from the first district
OF Florida.
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WASHINGTON.
FOUR PER CENTS,

FOUR PER CENTS,
Wa hington, Feb. 2O.-Subscrip,ions 10
the four per cents are 81, 1855, 200.
APPOINTED.
The president has nominated John w.
Chapman alsnal for the district of Iowa,
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Washington, Feb. l9.-The Potter COM
mi'tee to-day examined United States
Marshal l.. Wharton Of Louisiana.
THE TELEGRAPH QUESTION.
Washington, Feb. 2O.-Tbe senate com.
mittee on railroads favors the appointment
OF commission 10 inquire into the rela-
tons Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany to the press and people, and report 10
the next congress-.
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FIRES.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.

AT MINNEAPOLIS. ts3
Minneapolis. Feb. 20.-Atout 8 O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in the large
wholesale and retail grocery and wine mouse
OF Z. Lumly. Building damaged, $4,000.
and stock to the ex.ent Of $4,000. with an
insurance, Of $4,000. Auck's block was
damaged slightly by water. The fire START
ed in back room, and rapidly running
through both stories. Luuiy was burned
out year ago, with about the same loss.
IN CHlcAGO.
Chicago, Feb. 2O.-Late last nigh. n frame
building occupied BY the Chicago foundry
in the northwestern portion OF til. city, near
the rollingmills, was destroyed by fire
Loss $4,000 to $4,000; fully insured.
LOT OF TOBACCO DESTROYED.
Owenton, KY, Feb. 9O.-A cooper shop
and warehouse, the latter containing one
hundred and seventy hogsheads of tobacco,
owned by Jas. Clark, burned Tuesday nivht
Loss $40, 900; insured.
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j. S. CRADLE,
/ COllmiSS'l \
MERCHANT

ASAASAS~A =
Dry Good., Clothing, Hat, Capr, Boots,
Shoes, Carpets, Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves. &C., &c.
Wanted Hand Goods Of ali kinds
for which will pay the highest cash price.
Consignments solicited. Auction every day
and evening.
FOR SALE
One Black Walnut Book Case One
Chamber Set-solid oak Bed.tead, Buresn
with Mirror. and Wsshstsnd, less than half
price; O,e Cherry Bureau; One Black
Walnut Crib; One Center Table; Two
Wa.hstznds; One Second Hand Singer Sew
ing Machine; One Tin Kitchen Safe; One
Hard Wood Table One large Hard Coal
Stove; One Box Wood Stove. with drum
One small Wood Stove and z jolnts pipe +;
One Book Case or Cupboard; One Sc ond
Hand Cook Stove, with wasl,-boiler, &c in
good order; One Center Table, with folding
leaves; One Waxhstand; Ten Brds,eads
One Drug Scales I; One U. 8 Di-pensary
One Soft Coal Stove; Four Bed Mattresses /;
One Second Hand Sofa; Ore Oil Tank,
with patent gauge; Two Oil Tanks; One
Rocking Chair Six Hard Wood Ch ir. !;
Fifteen large Chrome Pictures Two Fine
Steel Engravings; Forty Shoe B lxes :. Four
sets Ladies' Furs, very cheap.
Large stock of Silk Lacer, Fringea, Rib
bons.,, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, s1awlr, silk
Braids.
New consienments received twice every
week, direct.
J. s. CRADLE,
Opp. Jeneks Hotel, Cor. C.pital3 d-sts.,
YANKTON, DAKOTA.
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THE ENULIsH srnIKr

Liverpool, Feb. 2O,-The s,r,kes M, hc.
ing entirely settled, more t,oops remain =,
the request of the msgisry Of Bslton. Cot.
ION operatives are striving against The 10
per cent re iuction, while the Sheffield
scissors manufacturers are reducing wages
from 8 to Is per cent. ff@
REVOLUTION IN HAYrI.
New York, Feb. 1s.-Tbe steamer West
Indian arrived, and reports another revolu.
tion in Hayti. In one engagement that
took place BY moonlight the government
forces lost 35 killed and SO wounded. The
loss OF the insurgents exceeded these figures
and all Of them that we're captured were
promptly put to death.
TURKISH AFFAIRS.
s London, Feb. l9.-A correspondent at
Carlo says, shot fred BY one oflle MOB
on Iuesday passed close TO the khediye.
Great pressure is being made 10 induce
Wilson TO remain in the Office Of NJ. De
bllgers and await advi es from the French
government. A dispatch from Alexandria
says the officers threaten a general reyol, if
their comrades are not released. The min.
lister Of war; has resigned. It is said that
Chaer'ff Pasha, an old Turk, will succeed
Nabar Pasha at the head of the ministry.
A POSSIBLE ALLIANCE.
London, Feb. 20-The Times saws nei,h.
er England nor France would be disposed TO
witness with indiferences the success Of the
coup de tat, Which would place Egypt again
under the personal rule Of the khedive.
SILENT MEMBERS.
Berlin, Feb. 2O.-Depu,ies Fritzsch and
Hesseilman we're present in the rsichstap
during yesterdays debate, but were silent.
BULGARIAN AFFAIRS,
Tiernova, Feb. 2O.-Members of the Bul.
garian assembly have nearly all arrived
There is considerable excitement in conse.
quence Of rumor of Servian encroach-
ments. The powerful party wishes to post
pone the date of the opening assembly.
About twenty deputies from East Roumelia.
and six from Macedonia, are here claiming
admission to the assembly.
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THE HEATHEN cHlNEE.
NEW YORK MERCHANTS PROTEST.

NEW YORK MERCHANTS PROTEST.
Newt York, Feb. 2O-Melchau,s here tx.
press themselves as decidedly opposed 10
Tue recent so-cailed ansi.Chlncse legislation
snd fear its effect on trade. The s,cams
which left New York direct for Shau.t,,
last mooth took out nearly 70 900 pack ayes
valued at 1915 900. A iull cargo has al
ready been engaged for the next steamer.
ana goods are being manufactured; all ua-
der orders. none being sent oul on comm,s.
sion. - ~
LIKEWISE TIE RHODE ISLAND LAW MAX.
Providence, r T., Feb. 2o.-Tbe senate
protests unanimously against the law re-.
str'ctlng Chinese immigration.
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Constantinople, Feb. 2O.-The rorte has
appointed four commissioners 10 supern.
tend the proposed reforms in the admins.
tralion of Asia Minor.
PLAGUE DISAPPEARING
st. Petersburg, Feb. 2O.-Despite the
general thuw and warmth throughout the
Infected district, both public and private
advices state that no fresh cases OF the
plague have occurred.
THE WAR IN AFRICA
Cape Town, Jan. 20.-Unless attacked
the British forces will conine their opera
tions to the maintenance of statu QUO, and
the retention Of q stragetical position on the
border until strongly reinforced. Two
hundred volunteers from Port Elizabeth
will relieve the 8sth regiment at Williams
town, SO rs to permit the latter to 60 to the
front.
CHANGING HIS CABINET. @$
Calcutta, Feb. 20.-A report from Mordo-
lay asserts that the king of Bur nah mur-
dered all the loyal princes and their entire
families, and replaced the new ministers
with those formerly in office, thus restoring
the despotic government.
TROUBLE IN THE RE1cHsrAa.
Berlin, Feb. 2O.-In view Of the indiffer.
ence shown by the ministets to the arrest Of
Deputies Fr'tzshe and Hesselman, great in
dignatlon was expressed that the inferior
police agents should be thus able to aflront
the reichstag. Debate in the reschstag,
however, was calm. The principal speech
was that Of Laeker, who charged the pre-.
feet of police with acting in opposition to
the emperor. He said the emperor. having
summoned all the members Of the reichstae
without exception, TO the opening cereno.
nie', it is the duty Of Deputies Fritzche and
Hasselman to obey him, but the police now
ask for sanction for proceedings agains,
them, apparently for responding to the EN-.
perors summons. A resolution opposing
their arrest was signed by IS deputies, most.
ly national liberals.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
Paris. Feb. 2O.-There is considerable
d'ssens'on smonR republicans concerning
the quest'ous of smnes,y for political Of
fences and the impeachment nf he De Bro.
gl'c minister, DE Maucere. The m,n,,,e,
OF the interior has become very unpopular
Tor tho extremists III consequence o, the
ansusAuaa or the vote Of the muni, ir.l,,y
Rfaht'ns money TO a.sis, the rc,uroius Of
c"mmunss.a and HIS assertion Of authorizing
"sof the Journal Dea De Bsis, Lens s,,s
Ose"s W day ~sM osp~e The lmprseh nen,
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NOTICE..

Dissolution. Of Copart ne, ship VIM. NJ.
Powers & Co.
The copartncrship relation heretofore exist
ing between William NJ, Powers and William p
Dewey. at Yankton, Dakota. under the firm
name of Wm. NJ. Powers S Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
We design changing our Livery Building into
Store Rooms, and We therefore offer the whole
Of our Livery Stock-holses, carriages. buggies,
&C.. collectively or singly, at bedrock prices.
citherfor cash or approved time paper. #
Dated at Yankton, Dakota, February 10. 1872
,r WILLIAM NJ. POWERS.
WILLIAM r.. DEwEY,
Business Notfce-Wm. NJ. Poyvcrs.
Having retired from the Livery Business re-
spectfully announce TO my friends and the pub
lie generally, that Ihaye engaged in the Harness
and Saddlery Business. at Coolcy's Old Stand,
lately occupied by Fred Schnauber, where /
shall keep constantly on hand Il tnll stock of
goods In my line. y
Beng a practical harness maker myself Il shall
devote my entire time to the business, and shall
make y specially OF fine work.. TT s}ssee
food goods and low prices will be my motto
Give me- Y call "a q = az "
iankton, Dakota, February 10, 1879.
&ef& WM. NJ. POWERS.
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.

the CITY Of Tdaktoa: ~ M Sos"ss' ~
nsas. SECraoN l. That Y is and is hereby declared
n,rIh v,e norIh SIDE Of Third street, In the city of
j., n,. IN front Of lots lumber nine and Ten
fankton, D. T. e'spoohs
ShCIioN T. That such sidewalk shall he can.
ssnrs =. LIN, 70 Dt fOur feet wide and in ac-
e"s.wSnce sus.ns Win Ihe ordinances Of the city
SkcTIoN 3, That this resolution he m,b,ssh.,
ioI iour consecutive weeks At least encs IN each
Week IN the otcial paper uf ihe city To- .,a M,
Ine Press and Dakataian. 's' 'o-""
Passed January 20 ie;N
Attest =. Z. ~ HgrK. City Clerk.
Approved January q. issa.
WYNN, Mayor.
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CRIME.
A VILLAIN IN LIMBO.

1@1sSHHAS 1AS 411NUVs
Cincinnati, Feb. l9.-Harry Haze, sup
posed 70 bs the man who outraged little
Hattie Horburgon Tuesday last, was arrest.
ed and placed in the station house this
noon.
ACQUITTED.
San F5ancisco, Feb. 20.-In the United
States district court g. II. B. Henderson,
ex.postn aster at Ellis, San Joaquin county,
charged with embezzlement, was acquitted.
SUICIDE.
At Santa Rosa, Joseph, youngest son Of
ex.Gov. Boges, suided this morning by cut.
ing his throat. v.
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Ono Second Hand Marble Top ccptcr Table /.
One very chcap l,cangr One cheap Sccund,
Hand Cook Stnyc; One second Hand Table !.
Sc uac copy Rauss Poems One chrssp shot Con ar
Mnskcs Oac larxr Book ,ssase. cacaR: One
1eee.d Hand Stnese Harness !; nae chcs,, Opsn
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ACQUITTED.
IELEcRAPHIc BRevlTIss.
HEAVY Loss.

Boston, Feb. 2o.-The loss Of the bark |
Hawthorne cost insurance companies here
$lG3, 900.
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@ CHICAGO.
Chicago, Feb. 20.
WHEAr-s'eady; e3lc for cash; sssc
for March; 94ac bid for April.
CoRS-Firm; 334c bid for March; 3S55c
for April 37ac for May.
oArs-s'ronger 22sc for cash 23c bid
for April.
RYE-464c.
BARLEY-Higher; 7s:.
WHIsKy-$l.O4
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Special Aotifes.

PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND RE.
PAIRED.
j. G. Graham, a thoroughly competent man in
the business, will give his attention to the tuning
and repairing Of pianos and organs Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. and terms. to suit the times
Leave orders at Box 1aG. lankton Postotlice.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Feb. 20.
WHEAr-l@2c lover, hard 81 OF !;
No. l, Sl.O0c; No. 9, 92ac for cash i; s2sc
for March; e4c for April; No. 8, 7sac !;
No. l. 74c.
CoRN-34..
OArs-22Ac.
RYE-45!c.
BARLEY-72c.
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INSURANCE.

Statement of the Condition
OF THE
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Feb. 20.
WAEAr-Spring qniet firm winter red
&c lower; on white, cash, Sl.13.
RYE-strcng; western and state, GIG
coHS-shaae ormer western mixed, 42ss
@47c.
BARLEY-Qu,et.
oArs-Firm; western mixed, 81 lCssssc
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The name of the company /. Northwestern
Wisconsin,
II Is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
ahe amount of its capital stock is 81 10000 90
% dhe amount of its capital stock paid is 5000.
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FOREIGN.
REFORMS PROPOSED.

REFORMS PROPOSED.
Constantinople, Feb. 2O.-The rorte has
appointed four commissioners 10 supern.
tend the proposed reforms in the admins.
traliOn of Asia Minor.
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ocS in tie lenJia6 markets. of the no1d N0v 1st 1872
BUCKNER & WOODBRIDGE.

The Wicked Descon.-In -four
ishing young city OF Michigan lives a
worthy man who has had the misfor-
tune to be a widower three times, and
is now living with his fourth wife,
who has two boys by former mar.
riage. These have been taught to
call the stepfathsr "pa." While en-.
tertaining company at tea a few even
ings since, an aggravated case oe di.
vorce became the topic of converse
ton. A lady expressed herself EN-
phatically against divorces, quoting
several passages of Scripture, and
concluded with this: "And St. Paul
says he that putteth away his wife
commits grievous SIM" At this the
Oldest boy, having duly filled his
stomach, suddenly took in the whole
subject by saying, "Why, pa has
put away three or four on elm, and
he's n deacon, P'-l Harper's Mag
azine.
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Tho South is helpless before the
butchers. Innocence is no protection
Good citizenship is no shield. The
liars who wilfully traduce it are be-
lieved. The boldest falsehood of its
enemies is proof as strong as Holy
Writ. The widest lie modern
Munchauseu can vent against it
downs the voice of truth. Beecher
and Belknap, Conkling and Colfax,
Halstead and Hayes, Sherman and
Schnrz, Logan and Chandler and
Gartield-these are some of the ready
witnesses TO otlenses never commit
ted, intentions never entertained,
words never utlered-lechers some,
bribe-takers some, liars all. They
may huniIiate the South. They cam
not degrade it. The degradation is
theirs, and theirs the infamy.-I Selma
(Ala.) Southern Argus.
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Treatment Of the Hair

How to preserve the hair is a SUBJ
ject which seems TO interest almost
everybody, If We may Judge from the
frequent inquiries from every direc-
ton which come TO this office. One
wishes to know what will prevent
baldEess, another how TO preserve
their hair from turning gray, another
how to eradicate dandruG, etc. Now
it is a delicate matter to recommend
any special treatment, but Prof. Will
son, of England, who is deemed high
authority on tho hair, condemns
washing it, and advises, instead, thor
ough brushing. This promotes cir
culation, removes scurf, and is in all
respects, he says better than water.
Cutting the hair does not, as COM
monty thought, promote its growth.
Most of the specifics recommended
for badness. not accepting petrolc-
nm, arc mere stlmulants, and are sci.
dom or never permanently SUCCESS
full. Some of them give rise to con
rration OF the scalp. When stimu. !
ant is,desirable, ammonia is the best. |
Il is safe. i
For falling out of the hair, Dir
Wilson prescribes lotion composed
IF water of ammonia, almond oil,
md chloroforin, one part each, di- |
Iuted with five parts alcohol, or spir-
its of rosemary, the whole made fra
grant with a drachm of oil of lemon.
Dab it on the skin, after thorough
friction with the hair brush. 1t may
De used sparingly or abundantly,
laily or otherwise.
For cooling lotion. one made Of
wo drachms Of borax and glyceriue
o eight ounces of distilled water is
Elective, allaying dryness, subduing
rritability, and removing dandruG.
Both badness and grayness depend
n defective powers OF the scalp skin,
nd are to be treated alike. What is
eeded is moderate stimulation,
1ithont irritation. The following is
God Rub into tho bare places daily,
+ even twice day, a liniment of
ammonia, chloroform, and
conite, equal parts each. The fric-
on should be very gentie,-[Scien.
ic American.
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The SOUTH KENrUCKIRA
OFFICE: Bridge 81, bet. Main and Rire
HOPKINSVILLE KY.

Pctcrson's Magazine for December
is on our table in advance, and is q
marvel of beauty, even for Peterson
There are two steel engravings, one
called "The Pet Pigeon" all exquis-
lite affair, and the other title page,
representing beautiful little child,
asleep in his crib, with rose bud in
his hand, after picture by the ccle-
brated English artists, Millais. The
colored fashions, also a steel plate, is
one of the lovelieSt we have ever
seen. Then there is treble-sized
co!ored pattern, in Berlin work, for
an Ottoman, or Chair Seat, Christ
mas gift extra, TO the subscribers of
Peterson. The literary contents are
even better than usual, and tins is
saying great deal; Mrs. Frances
Iiodgson Burnett, Mrs. Ann S. Ste
phens, Frank Lee Benedict, and the
author of 1.-THE Second Life, etc., ETC.,
being among the contributors. One
OF the best and most anus.
ing stories we have ever read, and by
comparatively new author peter
son somehow is always finding out
the best new authors), is called "Ba-
by Stealing" The full size paper
pattern, given as supplement, is for
the latest style of winter cloak. Be-
You'd all doubt, this is the cheapest
and bost of the lady's books, for it is
only two dollars year to single sub.
scribers, with great deductions to
clubs. In fact, for nine dollars six
copies will be sent for 1880, with an
extra copy for getting up the club.
Specimens are mailed, gratis, if writ.
ten for to those wishing to get up
club. Now is the time to get up
climbs for next year. Address, Chas.
j. Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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A singular case is to be tried in the
Gilmer (Ga) Superior Court next
week. About q week ago show
man was exhibiting trained monkey
In that county. Among other tricks,
the monkey had been taught to fire a
pistol. The Snowman no nded the an
imal pistol and told it to "shoot the
ugliest man in. the crowd" Some
mischievous boys had put shot into
the pistol, and when the monkey had
picked out his man and fired, the
shot took effect, and slightly wounded
lhe ugly man, who pulled out his
knife, cut the monkeys throat and
whipped the Snowman. The monkey
died next day. The ugly man is in
dicted. FOREST IN. O. News.
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Inventors and Patentaes

should send for instructions, terms.
references, Sc, to Edison Brothers.
Solicitors OF Patents, Washington, D
Cp who furnish the same without
charge. Edison Brothers is a well.
known and successful firm Of large
experience, having been established
I'm 1894
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Library Of Universal knowledge.

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