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A shooting affray occurred in Willis.
ton, Thursday. Oct. %, the result being
the death of one Luman A. Smith, who
according to the statements of the other
parties. was the aggressor. Smith and
his wife lived with his wife's father,
Joseph B. Woods, on the farm north of
the Stevens place. Mr., and Mrs. Smith
it appears, have not lived happily togeth-
er, and had frequent quarrels, which
often resulted in Smith beating his wife
and threatening her life. The parties
got into quarrel about some small
matter when Smiths wife who was arm
ed with a revolver shot her husband
There was then hand hand contest
in which all engaged. Pistols shots
were exchanged and Smith was wounded
in three places and died soon after
1t is reported that Woods and Mrs
Smith are both very hard characters
They have been arrested and lodged il
jail at Burlington.
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During the last two years there have
been no less than eight incendiary fires
in Waitsfeld, Moretown and vicinity.
Last week the buildings of E. W. Bis
bee were consumed and suspicion was
had of one Josiah Seavey who worked
in Waitsfeld. He was arrested, and
made a confession. stating that he had
fired all the buildings in that vicinity.
Intense excitement exists, and there are
those who think lynching none to good
for the criminal. He says he has had
an irresistible desire to burn buildings,
and gives no other reason for his crimes
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MARRIED..

At the parsonage, West Glover, October "a, by Rev
G. B. Thomas, Lucius s. Nye of Coventry and Miss
Irene A. Dwinell Of Glover.
At Glover, October 90, by Rev. N. w. Scott, Frank
A. Scott and Miss Martha E. French both of Glover
At Glover. October 80, by Rev. n w. Scott Osgood
D. Brdgeman and Miss Grace E. Scott, both of Glover
In St. Johnsbury, October % by Rev. D. NJ Tilotson
Sylvanus Randall and Elvira NJ Roberts, both OF st
Johnsbury.
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lance from east to west, at its northern
extremity. The tributaries of the Mis-
sisco arc usually rapid streams. and
many mill sites abound. The Missisco
runs quite long distances in different
places sluggishly through broad and fer
tile intervals. but there are falls in many
places, affording excellent water privil-
eyes. several of which are occupied. The
most noted falls on the river are those
known as Great Falls, just north Of
South Troy village. Here the water has
worn its way through deep chasm and
still plunges down a considerable prec-
ipice.
There are few or no natural ponds in
this valley, rather peculiar circum-
stance, when it is known how many
ponds and lakes there are in other sec
ton of the county.
The soil of the Missisco Valley is
good, there being large deposits of allu-
vial matter along the streams. while the
slopes leading up to the mountains east
are most all coverrd with rich, though
not deep soil, which rests on clay
hardpan. The soil of the valley com.
pares favorably with other sections Of
northern Vermont.
The rocks and minerals in this valley
and the mountains on the east and wes
of it, are of peculiar interest to the geol
| gist. and will eventually, it is generally
believed, be source of great profit tt
long ranges Of serpentine rocks, anc
two of soapstone, extend from Potion t,
Lowell. In the eastern range magnets
iron ore abounds, the same having beer
used in the iron furnace at Troy severa
years since. The quantity of iron il
this mine is immense, and it would seen
that the value of the ore and the prox
unity of the railroad would make iro
mining profitable in this valley. Besid
the iron mentioned, chromate of iron ha
been discovered in considerable quaint
ties. Beautiful specimens of asbestc
r are found in the serpentine rock. Thi
t rock, as well as the soapstone, is capabl
0 of being wrought. There is prett
t reliable tradition that lead was ono
e found in the valley, if SO it may agai
e be discovered. There is little doubt bt
Q that this valley is rich in ores, as we
s as valuable stone, which need only
S be developed to be of great value.
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Elections occur in several states on
Tuesday of this week. 1t is confidently
expected that the republicans will beat
the Butler combination in Massachusetts.
carry New York and triumph in other
states. The election in New York is a
very important one.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-11-03

The State temperance convention will
be held at Vergennes. Nov 5.
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REMARKs.-The market is very finn for butter and
prices again advancing. All grades participate
the upward turn. Cheese is rather easier. Eggs in
far demand. Beans steady. Flour is scarcely
firm. although thereis preceptible decline. Pork.
lard and hams are frmer and higher. Corn and oats
quiet and hardly steady. Potatoes are in fair
demand and steady.
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MASONIC.
Local News.

Regular Communication OF Orleans Lodge. No. So
& A. NJ. Friday. November 28.
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ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Until further notice Probate Courts will be held as
blows:
At L. H. Thompson's office in Irasburgh on the LIST
|neBday Of each month, except August
Al T. CIRCUITS Office IN Newport on the last Friday Of
|ch month. except July.
L. II. THOMPSON, Judge.
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Hair Work !!

Switches Curls Puffs and Prizzes made to order in
a neat and workmanlike manner. Also. Gents Guard
Chain and variety of Hair Flowers single or formed
In q wreath. Give me a call. ALI orders by mail
promptly attended to.
i7tf MRS. J. N. SMITH. Park St.. Barton. Vt.
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. &P. r. r. Time TABLE.

Passenger Trains Leave
wPORT-SouLa-- a m; 100 p m; ESQ m |;
1880 m. North-5:45 m; 100 p. m.
AvENTRY-SoHpt--s;le m; T;o3 p m; 1042 p m.
North-l:62 p m; 8 81 p m.
RT0N LANDlNo-South-s:S0 a m; l:4l p m;
I'LL p m; 1888 IN. North-342 m l:4l p
m; A20 m; 6;le m.
IRTON-South-s:45 a m 1854 p m; 1883 p m; HOS
p m. North-9.27 m; 1875 m; 4:Oo m;
sos pm.
0UTH BARTON-SoHth-s50 m; T:45 p m; ll.l6
pm. North-3:l5 m; lis p m; 5:6l m.
tARK's-S0utt-9:l6 m; SOC I'm. NOrth-l;oo
pm; 5;34 pm.
'EsT BURKE-South-o25 m; 2:23 p M Sill p
m; ll:40 m. NorLh-2:53 m; 1852 p m f;
$50 p m; 5:25 p m.
fNDONVILLE-Souti-0:4s a m; 242p m; s:32 0
m; 1900. Northeast m; 1881 p m; sag ?
m; sos d m.
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ROSlYN'S FORTUNE.

Lady's Book during the year.
Send in your Clubs at once. Pou can add any
names afterwards at same price as the
original Club
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.
POSTAGE PREPAID.
One copy, year. $500; Two copies one year
$50; Three copies one year. 1926; Four copies,
one year $500; Five copies, year. and extra
copy to the person getting up the club. making six
copies $3.50; Eight copies one year. and an extra
copy to the PRISON getting up the club. making nine
copies, $l400.
Now is the time to make mp your Clubs.
HOW TO REMIT.-Get Post-Ofice Money Order
on Philadelphia or Draft on Philadelphia or New
York. IT you cannot get either OF these send Bank
Notes, and in the latter register your letter.
To parties intending to get up Clubs, a specimen
copy will be sent or Application Address.
GODEY,S I.ADY'S BOOK PUB. CO. Qimitedl
1905 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
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CUV I'M M.
Cal. Gotta lost a valuable COW last week.
Mrs. Drown is here working at the
M. i. church in revival meetings.
The hands who went to Albany to
make starch have returned, having
worked 5000 bushels of potatoes in two
weeks.
The Charity Band gave an entertain
ment at the hall which was worthy oil
commentator. The proceeds go to the
needy.
Lewis Adams has moved to Waterloo
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Itching piles.

The symptoms are moisture, like PERI
piratton, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing Particularly
at night, Us II pin worms were crawling In
and about the reCtum, the private parts
are Sometimes affected; II allowed TO con.
tinle, very serious results may follow.
DR.. SwAYXE's ALL HEALING 0lSfNKSr Ia 4
pleasant sure cure.
How CpREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
o. above described, the use Of SWayne's
Ointment In a short time made Il perfect
cure.
J; ". CumSr, Boot 4 Shoe House, Sl4
\. 2dSt,
T; Q. wErMAS, Halter, s S. Sth St,
Philad'a.
Render, II yon are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or Fetter, Itch,
scal!d Head, Ring Worm, or any Ctusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use SwaynC's 0int.
mont and be cured, Sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF price I'm currency OF
5 cent postage Stamps), 81 cents box,
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, DR.,
swaynO 4 Son, $50 n. Sixth ST., PhIladel.
phia; NOcharge for advice. Sold by lead,
Ing druggists. MwTAw
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october Tlh, 1873, Western Union Telc-
graph stock sold at the New York Stock
Exchange for gO.l.s per shafei October
nth. 1878, II sold at 1854, fluCtuatiOn Of
g.gS per cent In seven days; l9iGOO shares
sold on n margin Of one per cent required
al actual capital Of sl1,5O0. The sane
stock delivered at sG.3-I gave profit Of
D3S per cent on tie stock, OF sll3I 10 per
100 shares. On the whole 1850 tic &c.
tnal profit was Sll7,ls7 80, OF O.5,S times
tho capital used In One week, This Is q
single case taken from the Official record
Of the Stock Exchange, and shows how
money Is made so rapidly In stocks. Few
people, however, have the necessary cash
10 put up In order to realize such I'm.
neflsN pTOhlsns these, but capital In any
amount from $40 to $4,000 can bO used
with equal success by the now Combina'
ton SyStCm Of operating In stocks which
MeEssrs, Lawrence & Co., bankers, New
York, have established. by this method
Of pooling thousands Of orders In various
sums and operating them as one immense
capital, shareholders realize large profits
which are divided pro rdia monthly. New
circular contains Two unOrflng rules for
success, aud full information, 10 that any
one can operate probably, Stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds sup.
piled. Apply 10 Lawrence 4 Co., Bank
1rs,b1 Exchange Place, y. y. City.
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RELIGIOUS NorEs.-The Sunday schools
using lessons on the international basis
will have, as the subject for tomorrow,
1.-THE Love Of the Father" based on. Il
John ", ZIG.
Attic English Luthcrn Church to.mor.
row, Rev. $. Il. BArnitz, the pastor, will
preach at 10! 4. NJ. and +. NJ. Morning
subject: Jesus Only" Evening subject
Goods Question to Elijah"
A number OF our Sunday School Work.
ers met last night, at the call OF Rev, ], d,
MolIat, President OF the Wheeling Sun.
day School Association, 10 take measures
for the success oil the Pan Handle Sunday
School Convention, to assemble in this
city In January, 1850. The meeting was
held at the English Iuthern Church,
The First Reformed Episcopal Church
services, Mozart Hall. will take place at
1880 a. ". and 7P. NJ. Sabbath school al
o.. N. Sunday. Morning subject: "The
Burden Of Dumah." Evening: "The
Passing Night and Coming Day."
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GATLIN0 GUS.-Ncarly two years ago, II
will be remembered, when the military
fever ran high in this city, that among
other trophies that were secured by ,he
Mathew Light Guards werC two Calling
guns from the General Government, and
1t was the delight Of certain squad to
testing with one Of themat Elging.
toms, farm wagon passed, In which
were several men, and among them nm
old man named benjamin Wallace. The
horses attached to the wagon ran of,
throwing out the old gentleman and seri.
ously injuring him, and he afterwards
brought suit to recover 5000, alleged to
have been sustained BY him by tho run.
of. The case was conducted Tor tho de.
PENDANTS by MCssrs. Dovener and Ewing,
and for the plaintiff by Messrs. Ersklne and
Allison. The jury gave verdict for 800
and costs Tor the plaintiff.
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YESTERDAY was la Belle Mil payday.
OSE marriage license was Issued, by Re.
CordOr Hook yesterday.
TiERE was a large party and bali Of Elm
Grove Town Hall last night,
HARRISON MASLY, Sheriff Of Marion
county, was In the city yesterday.
TIE wind storm yesterday blew the
wooden iootway or thereof oil the Capitol,
TnE Committee on Roads aud Bridges
Will meet at Elm Grove to-day Ut ten
O'Clock.
TnE gasplpe In the Capitol clock has
been repaired and the dial will be lIlunin-
Rted hereafter.
JonS DusCTl, employed at the belmont
MIL, had one Of his fingers ground OF by a
cOgwheel early yesterday morning.
srREEI cars will await the close Of each
Of the Mccullough performances and also
the train on tho Central Ohio road.
'SQvlRg ". W. MlLLER last night held
Mrs. CrumbACker and Miss Lille Powell
IN 500 each 10 keep the peace Tor six
months.
A MAN was looking for a lost hoy al
Bridgeport last night. lie described him
~ six or seven years Of age with Soldier
cap and clothes"
'sQUIRE SCnuLTG has been presented
with photographs Of tho founders Of the
Knights Of Pythias by J. II. RathbOnS, Of
Washington, d. c,
RIv. llUGIIIss, 4. u. Cracrait aud otheI
good speakers will address the ParkGr'l
Hall Union at 81 +. NJ, Sunday afternoon
Come one, come all.
TIE visiting Ohio Knights Templar left
for their homes yesterday, much pleased
with their reception at the hands Of tleiI
Wheeling brethren.
TnE fire In the woods on Middle
Wheeling Greek, near TFiadelphiA, IL
still raging and much damage Is being
done 10 fences and timber.
A MAN named Tice, blacksmith at the
Central Glass Works, struck himself IN the
eye With hammer yesterday, aud II Ia
feared destroyed tho sight,
JEssE WHEAT, ESQ, one Of the oldest
and most respectable citiEenS otthe Eighth
ward, died At his residence yesterday a.
ternoon, from consumption.
ORGANIZATIONS are going on at the Fourth
Street Church for all entertainment al thai
Church on Thanksgiving evening for the
benefit Of he Sunday School.
A STREET car collided with Kuhns ice
wagon on Market street yesterday morn
Ing causing the horses to run of aud do
considerable damage TO the wagon.
OFFICER MALoSgY arrested a lad named
"llOgg' Eberlingor Eberly, at the Opera
House last night, charged with stealing
hRndkerchiels some two weeks ago.
GEORGE llUsENAN carried of a pocket
book containing SBj, on Thursday, from
his mOther'a hotel on Water street, neal
llth. The police are on the lookout iol
him.
TIE Eighth ward schoOls,were dismissed
yesterday in respect to the memory OIL
Jesse Wheat, one Of the Commissioner
from that ward. He was called the
Father Of the Free Schools Of the Eighth
Ward"
Col. J. II. Hoy, OF Baltimore, will lecture
on temperance tomorrow al 3 o'clock Of
Washington Hall. The Colonel comes to
Us highly recommended as an eloquent
aud effective orator, and a large turnout
may beexpected.
RIslSG STAR CrRcLE oF HOSoR will give
Festival and NeCktie Social on Tuesday
evening, the 10Th inst, in their hall in
Mcl.aiRs block, entrance on Market street
The public are cordially invited, The
doors will he open to the public at seven
o'clock.
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THR OCTOROON. -llouciCaultB drama was
produced last night at tho Opera House 10
largo audience, aud Il deserved II. This
is really one OF the most Ineritorious plays
and companies that we have had among
us. The play Ia good, the scenery admira.
bly, adapted TO It's uses and the perform.
ers much better than are usually seen with
so large company. Mr.. Gotthold rs
Salem sCudder, Is tho best Yankee de.
lineator that we have ever had among
us, and throughout Is the central figure Of
the drama. The Zoe, or 0ctoroon Of Miss
Florence Gilmore, Is well conceived and
admirably represented, and there Is M.
turAlness in her acting seldom seen. The
Jacob McClosky Of Mr.. I.osee, was
another part well taken, as was
also the Indian character OF Mr.. Dul.
field. The Paul, or yellow boy, OF Miss
Butler was well taken. Miss Maeder as
Dora SunnySide, was another attractive
feature Of the play, and also the cook OF
Miss llamer. The Mrs, Judge Peyton, by
Mrs. Baker, was very well rendered. The
Uncle Pete Of Mr.. StOckwell, next to the
Scudder Of Mr.. GOtthOld, was the best per-
iormance Of the evening. The negro
melodies formed no unimportant part Of
the entertainment, and We venture 10 say
that very many who heard them last
evening will go 10 hear them again to.
night. The matinee this afternoon and
the performance this evening will close
the engagement here, and we predict
crowded houses at both performances.
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FSRsOSAL.-l:mnnuel Levi, Of Philadel
phia, ij:merly Of this city, is visiting
friends here.
". l.. Calm, the enterprising Directory
man, returned to this city Thursday frou
a 10 months visit to the Isle OF Man, look
ing much better than when he left.
VIM. NJ. Scudder, Of New York; Rev. II
&. Blayney, IT. Pleasant; Harry Reeves
Philadelphia; c. Hemingway, Chicago
John, 7. FlRnncry, Pittsburgh: A. T.
Workman, Powhatan; DR.. W. Estepr
GAINESVILLE; Cas- and j. Grlbraith, Smith.
field; ]. Hill and daughter, BeAllsville
W. G. Whitlatch, Burton; +. +. Ellis, Dos
ton; A. Burnham, Milwaukee, Mrs. Fan
ME Moore, Mansfield; and ". G. ". Day,
are among the recent arrivals at the
Stnmm Hotel.
F. Cotton, well known BaltimoreAn,
autographed At the Stanm last night.
Mr.. Nenenswandcr and bride, OF Han
bal, o., who are on their bridal tour, are
visiting friends In the city.
S. 5. Spear, Travelling Passenger Agent
r, G. K st. l.. r. r., Is ut the New
Mcclure.
Mrs Il. h. swopO hos returned from
Cleveland.
Col. q. B. Racine, Petersburg, Pa; &.
X. Thompson and wife, Fairnont; ". X.
johnson, Buffalo; F. K. Norton, New
York; J. \. Gotthold and company; Mrs.
i. i. Martin, Pruntytown, W. Va; G. S.
Wight, Cincinnati, Ohio, are among the
recent arrivals at the New Mcclure.
II. +. parnellce, agent for Tony Denier,
is at the New McLure.
J. T. McGraw, Esq, Grafton, is at the
New McIure.
Hon. Ben. Wilson and son went East on
the Cos train last night.
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Everybody Ostonished! Why2 It Is
that John Roemcr sells such good calico at
5 cents.
Good AlpNcas, all colors, at l9l cents.
Good Cashmeres, all colOrs, at 10 cents.
Six-quarter all wool ladies' Sackinp at
60cents.
One hundred pieces Of choice new styles
of Dress Goods, worth % cents, for l9l
cents.
Ten pieces Of Table Linens al % Cents.
Tho largest pile Of Flannels Of any house
in the city, at astonishingly low prices. q
Some real heavy Country Flanhels,
Cloaks, Shawls, Carpets, Wall Paper, and
thousands Of other articles, toe NUMEROUS
to mention, at surprisingly low prices, for
cash only. Call and see, ut John Roemer's
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper En-.
porium, Nos. 9OlO and 209l Main Street.
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Perhaps no one medicine Is 30 uniyer.
sally required by everybody as good ca.
thartic. SwAYNE's TAR AND SGRsAPGR.
lila PILLS are prepared expressly To meet
this necessity, being composed Of purely
vegetable ingredients, OF which Podophvi.
lin or Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sara.
parIlla, Yellow Dock and other concen.
tratcd juices enter largely into their COM
position; the whole strength Of which Is
extracted on an entirely new principle,
They are mild in their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly valuable pur.
gatye, Rperient, ambitious and Cathartic
medicine. They stimulate the liver to
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels OF all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or Intermittent, re-
mittent and cougestive ieyers, anguor,
drowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight chills, with bushes OF heat, female
irregularities, and for bilious and cos.
tive habit, no medicine il 90 prompt and
euectual as DR.. SwAYSR's Tar AND SARsA.
PARTLLA PILIG. Ifyour druggist or store
keeper has not got them, or will not pro.
cure them for you, We will forward them
by mail on receipt Of price, lin currency
or three cent postage stampsj, rs cents n
box, or Eve boxes for 81. Address lettcrs,
Or, swayne x Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia. TTsiw
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NV WORDs,-While many words once
IN common use are now nearly obsolete,
few persons are aware how large a nun.
Der oil new words are constantly coming
into ouI language. The Supplement 81
the new edition OF WGbstet's Unabridged
Dictionary, recently issued, contains
among other attractive features, an adli.
ton Of over 1900 New Words mud Mean.
ings, and yet 1t is but a few years since
n general revision was made and great
care taken to insert all the words then
Properly belonging 10 the English Ian.
Huage. Where these words come from
and what they are, is surprise to persons
who have not examined them, That thew
have not been hastily CoRpiled Is eyi.
denced by tho accuracy and careinl
study given to their etymology and delini.
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dry, Parched, sore throat, losing aesh.
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
mOnia, weakened and debilitated state Of
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
arc cured by cdr. SwRyne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The frst dose
gives Teliei, aud the worst Cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing proprietiesN
Physicians recommend it
II have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and It has proved 10 be very
reliable and etticacious in the treatment Of
severe and loug.standing coughs. know
ottwo patients, now In comfortable health.
and who but for It's use consider would
not now be living.-IsAac s. Herbien, NJ.
d. Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Pice-Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which is the most economical, 81 OO, or Six
Tor S. 90. A single 95.cent bottle will oil.
entimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of
lie. Prepared only by Dr.. SSayne 4 Son.
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists.
NWRAW
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II nAidncau or Deaolenry Of HAIR


Exists, or II the Hair Is gray, dry or hanh
the natural youthful color can 30 restored
by using "London Hair Color ReStorer. i
the most delightful article ever introduced
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the same time lovely hair dressing and
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AJAX your druggist Tor London Hair Color
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