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Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Entertainnn emts. COLONEL, TNGERSOTI

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll will deliver his new lecture in Carll's Opera House Thursday evening The subject of this lecture, which is reported to be one of the best the Colonel has ever delivered, is entitled ''Some Reasons Why" Reserved seats are on sale at Loomis'. Society of the Army of the Potomac. The society of the Army of the Potomac, the largest of the organizations of Union vet erans, will hold it's annual reunion in Hart ford on the 9th of June The most eminent soldiers of the country belong to this organi- zation, and it is probable that Generals Sher- man, Sheridan and Hancock will be present, and possibly President Garfield and General Grant. The executive committee will soon meet to arrange details.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Children's carriages, 0. Cowles * c

Try Capsfcum Cough Drops, the result of over forty years experience in making Cough Confections. Manufactured by B. H. Douglass & Sons.
 Best cures for coughs, colds, ague, neural gia, rheumatism, indigestion, by Dr. Shears.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Gents Gloves.

Something in Gents Driving Gloves, colored and fancy embroidered backs.
 Gents Tan Kid Double Stitched Back Gloves very handsome, 1.33 pair
 lots Gents' Dogskin and Kid Driving Gloves we call great bargain at $1.
 Several lots of Gents Plain and Embroidered Back Lisle Gloves, very low.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05

stick to de tex yer see it ain't no oti-
 possible job, and de Lord can do it easy. He
 don't count all hairs, dat wouldn't be reason-
 able, but say ter yer don't go back on Gods
 word and dat all de hars ob de head are num-
 bered, for de tex says dey ''are alfnum-
 bered." q hope dat little nig, who is malz-
 ing cats cradles out ob de shoe string he has
 sneaked out of dat old mans shoe under de
 seat will remember dat God is counting
 de hars of his head and knows jess what
 game he Is playing Yes, brudders
 everything What make him care for skee-
 ters and snakes and fieas and 'gaters is mor'n we know. Elf we had de countin' of dem we'd count em out, but it is His notion and we can't interfar. But dis yere good God that counts all de hars ob de he'd when he gets on de oder track is jess as strong agin
 jess as mighty as he love. Mebbe some of yer tink yer hab been punished in dis yer world, and yer-Iook back and tink how yer mudder uster draw yer up ober her knee and take pine slat, and keep co m- in wid it till it seemed as tho she wouldn't | never stop and as of yer was all afire at de | pint whar she was workin', but dat wasn't muffin but strorbeITies and cream ter de fire and de heat and de pain dat de great Massa l will give ter de onrepentant sinner. He will | keep pllln' on de fire and stirin' in de br1m' stone till der poor sinner can't bar 1t anud- ueE u1ulI ana Q6n make. nm DaI b 1oIeUDSI. The Public Interest at Oak Hall.
 The great attraction about town for people
 out last Saturday night was the spring open.
 ing at Oak Hall, No. s5 Church street. Ii
 was busy scene. The large and commo- | dious store was piled with new and stylish 1 garments and there were hosts of visitors, all ! interested and pleased, while there was g | large business done. Adding to the attrac- | tions of the occasion were flags, draperies and
 music by Thomas orchestra. The stock can
 be specially recommended, being extensive, | offering excellent goods at low prices and be- | ing more than commonly stylish. MT. T. c. | Pratt, the popular manager, has won golden l opinions in his long connection with the l clothing business in New Haven, and fully
 understands the business and wishes of the 1 public, while he has associated with him 8 | corps of efficient salesmen whom customers 1 are pleased to deal with. Call and see what Oak Hall offers if you have not called al. ready.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
The Railroads.

A handsome remodelled car has been added to the rolling stock of the New Haven & Derby railroad. It speaks well of the enter prise of the Derby road to all the people along the route between this city and Water bury, both in it's general appearance and the lettering which distinguishes it as 8 through car, while on panel below is the lettering which shows the ownership. The car was turned out recently from the Wason shops, Springfield, Mass. It goes up on the 10 a. m. train, returning to this city at 4. Another Derby passenger car has been much improved, and as soon as opportunity will permit all the passenger cars will be improved.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Important.

For the preservation of Furs and WOOlens during the Summer months we are offering the Rub- Der Anti-Moth Bag in two sizes-a sure preventative against moths.
 Also New Camphor Gum, 33c per pound.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
West Haven.

The funeral of Miss Hattie Cady was held at the West Haven Congregational church last Sunday afternoon. The church was well filled with sorrowing friends. The deceased was held in high esteem. Her unassuming manner and lively disposition won her many friends, who will miss her genial and happy face. After short service at the house of her parents on Brown street she was taken to the church. The bearers were Messrs. Joze, Edward Ross, Walter Main, Courtney Andrews Charles Graham and Edward C. Smith. They were followed by the mourn CTS and by the members of the class she was connected with in Sunday school, wearing badges of mourning, led by her late teacher, Mrs. Peet. The services at the church opened by singing by the quartette, viz, Messrs. George c. Stock, William Cross, Misses Hattie Marsh sand Sophie Northrop They sang the hymn ''Even Tide'' Rev. Mir. Squires, the pastor, read the 23d Psalm and other selections, made touching prayer and the quartette sang Jesus, Lover of My Soul, ' to the tune of Refuge" in very impressive manner. The pastor followed with few appropriate remarks. He gave very touching tribute of the character of the deceased She had experienced religion be- fore she was taken sick, and she had gone to sleep in Jesus He also made few appro- priate remarks to the sorrowing relatives, and especially to her late classmates, bidding them to prepare to follow her. At the close the quartette sang her favorite hymn, cover the Line, " at the request of her friends, in a very feeling manner. There were many floral offerings on her casket. She was laid out in white silk dress trimmed with blue Among the floral offerings were pillow with the name ''Hattie'' worked in red rosebuds. from the parents and relatives of the de- ceased; wreath from Mrs. D. S. Thompson, an anchor from her class, a harp from Mrs Carrie Marsh, bunch of lilies with red and white rosebuds from friend in Bridgeport, and large number of her young friends dropped into the casket as they passed by viewing the remains tiny bouquets. She was buried In Oak Grove cemetery, and it was 8 sorrowful scene. At the grave the quartette sang the hymn Holy in very touching and solemn manner.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Cents HandkerchiefS

2 lots Cents Colsred Bordered Hemstitched Linen Handkerchefs at 1256 and 25c each, splendid value
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
The General Assemblv.

Both branches of the Legislature will re- assemble at Hartford to-day at 12 m. There is no doubt but that an earnest effort will be made to conclude the business of the session during the present week, although discussion on some important matters that are yet un- reported may continue the session into next week. It is thought the Committee on Cities and Boroughs will be able to report tomorrow on the amended New Haven char ter, or the proposed amendments to the codi- fication which it is understood forms the basis of the committees report. The annex ation of East Haven to New Haven will also be source of no little discussion during the present week and large lobby may conf- dently be expected at the Capitol this and every day until the matter is disposed of.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Suspenders.

JOD Lot or Men g S1zeS TOT 2Uc. Lot of Boys Sizes for l2Hc.
 Also beautifully embroidered Silk Braces and eth CTS ranging in prices from 25c upwards.
 In Collars. Cuffs and Silk Hand- kerchiefs we offer the correct styles at our well known low prices.
 We this week offer a large pur- chase of Gents Fine JeweIry, con- sisting of Stem Winding and Set ting Watches in Coin Silver and Nickel Cases, Rolled Gold Vest Chains and LOckets in themost ap- proved patterns, Short Studs in Ro. man Gold, Lake George Diamonds in Pins and Studs, Cameo Rings real gold settings, Separable Sleeve Buttons in all designs, a large line of Collar Buttons, etc.
 Also Perfumes, Combs, Brushes, Tooth Powders and Washes, Soaps, and in fact everything that goes towards making up gentleman's perfect toilet outfit. A visit of i'm spectiOn solicited.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05

Spetial gatiees.
 ATTENTION ]! Clothing Buyers :!
 Unparalleled Sacrifice Ten Thousand Dollars Worth
 Mems and Boys G A R M FEN IFS Being the balance of a stock once controlled by the late firm of Smith & Co.
 Sale will commence Sat- urday, April 2d, and cOn- finue until all are gone. NOTE THE REDUCTIONS
 Mems PantalOOns, worth S3. 50, $A.OO, and $5. co, marked down to
 $ 2 95. Mems and Youths Suits. worth $l4, SI5, $I6, and $l5, must go for Ten Dollars. Elegant WOrsted Coats and Vests reduced from $l6, $AS and $1 6 tO
 TEN DOLLARS. SRsT SqAT ss:sS: ss:sS: Mems Spring OvercOats worth $9. 90, cut down to $4.95.
 Boys School Pants, $I. .OO. Boys Knee Pants, 95c. OVeraIIs and Jumpers, 3S. And many other bargains too numerous to mention. BEAR IN MIND This Special Sale will not affect the progress of OuR regular business iR Fine Clothing, which has been received with marked favor since the opening of OlIE model
 One Price Establishment
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Gentlemen of New Haven

Your attention is directed to our large stock of
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Dressmdkin9.

A RST-CLASS DRESSMAKER desires q
y NV more on saremens hy the day iu respec table f+mi
Hes thoroughly competent terms e. 3n per day A"dfes
". F.. EoX ~ Tribune Uptown Once LIS bf"aa""!'
DRES SMAKER.-By one accustomed IT.. to
hv the day o week hrst inter and titmnor no OLD
ZION o ~ the city. Address ID. T., Tribune Uptown
Once. l.l5o broadway.
NINE. BERTHEOL. drcssmaker and mlliincr ;
vi French styles perfect ntuas and elegant suits - To
A. estth-aNt
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GeIp manteo.

ANGELES Turkish. Electric and Roman
a Bains 81 IoxngtOu-sye., want young American men
and wOatn Tor baths
NOOK.-A good plain cook, washer and
y ioner few weeks. IN p1 ate family must hnn a
GOOD titv fcfcucer fow lat employer. Can lboeuy Ai
"Wednesday before ~ O'Clock so Lat 6'thst
DRUG CLERK; well qualified. -,oo.,-.
JOIN ". GILMORE de'o., corner l5sth-'t.
NTANTED.--Two painters. Monday morning,
W May p so. 2 Grcgory-st, Jersey city. n. j.
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Ccqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE by
tac Hon. HENRY a. MOORE County Judge in aud i1I
tfe County of Kings TIE 18th day 81 April ISL notice Dr.
hereby li,on O. ali creditors and persons thNnE d4.'
sr.t i bari vs. How lately doing busness in the CTS
OF rnoklyn KINGS County. y y, that they hrr Required '
present their CLAIMS with The vouchers ihcieior duly trhr
H. TIE sri@-rit.f the duly appointed assignee 20 tr -l
Richard w. How for ne benefit ~ hs creditors 200 DTS place Ni
trstsare business No 23l brultna y 90 iho cay OF Nr"
ork un or ,efor, the 10th day " July, ssh
s. 3. CHiTrENDEN. Ja.
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NURSE.-A lady wishes to procure n situa-
ton for nnrse whom highly Recommend iof young
childfen or infant. 1853 East 50th-st
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T AIINDRESS.-A first-class cOored laundress
wishes gents and families washing At ne most reason
s1o rate shirts colars cuffs done In Troy STYLE: fc
cr.sees unsnfDsssed Call or address MARY +. GOkDON
los Vest Uth-st.
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AmaseRenis.
NEW

DETTINGEN TIE DEUN. for Solos. Ch0rns Orche
- sololsts-Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY, simor
THE TOWER OF BABEJ~-Sacred Opera for Solos.
soloists-SignOr CAMPANINI, Meesrr. N.
Organst-Bsr. WAL
Ticket AZ steinway Han aud No 7a Brnaway and az tie
Evenings ~ seats 10 boxes ~ 80. SO, and s. 30
The seventh Regiment Armory the block bounded
by Ghiu aud Fourth Surface ears Third Avenue
Ninth Avenue Elevated Roads 10 59thst connecting With
Holders o. tickets 4thaves holders OF box
promptly NJ p. and y. Doors open hour before
and leave toward north Side
concerts carriages approach
Carriages may De- ordered at BIAS and 1913 D. M.
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6leamboalo an0 Ral.roaSs.

aiaAANtNpNAP NitS AAfiAt eA~Fs
ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
16rriT . si6 '9 o. c,SIis>r. s every Wi'k6tY .j,
D.. oonn.ctnraf Albany sunday morning ci,.pi"u "'n
i.'ono" nra.'''o AiD.', ao5 rnrn s go 1,. - 30
FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON NEwroHT PAIL RIVER.
AND rnL LA-I ..........
leave Sew Yo,s isy aasa. ncad. st To- p ,o ,roa
Ilcr -. n o., foot OF dnuay e.
,CoSNlCIi"N wa NNlN Roat from Brrsiya.a o. ID.
Fi,e aonlas VAIN. "a Boston. rlort rl ndt nm, oa'
lfGno6N- &c.. can be obtained At al pra
cpal ho,e.. ead ackrt ocr, M 90. "l' 9H ~
Gi.6. j. coSNon O. Pa.
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand Crairl Depot ai ii.' 3. v~E dave aud - % %
Via Nes-fork and England Isailfoad
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAN-ENHii. IA NJ on and after Aprl ~ l-. wiz
Hcaaas Maash ChalE' 'WIc.barfs row.nds. WasrrJ,
Ih.ca Genrva Tvons Rar,oand he rst Pullman Sleep
ing ooaoiios auiched u $50 .. IA. train. ...
MShauoy ,ad Ia1leoa COS, resons sqd train eas9s =
church and coriaudi-.ti. C. il. CtMMiSas. Agent
PROVIDENCE LINE.
4 FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with worcester and All points NORTH ''
The Passe steamer MAssAclfusETrs win leaye, o. a.
TEA on Moudaya Wednesdays ami Fridays 81
8 j. NJ. FROM PIER %. n. r.,
Foot OF Warren.st.. New York
During the excursion season, direct Fi
be made of ic White Mountains via Providence Wur
sud parior viii be
landing o the White Mountains without
Tickets for sale 70 al principal ticket olcs SatrroOms
eecuTcd 40 0ccH0 estcOtts Express COMPANY 1903
and 3tl broadway, and At metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Hotel ticket Ofcea
L. W. FILKtNs General Passenger Agent.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPAST,)
OIIIcR OF GENERAL MASAGEL
NkN-1 DIX, Aprl 20 lbSA-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO MON BRIDGE,
Commencing Sunday Nay 1851 trains Of tho Avenuo
Lue viii connect With trains u tho NY C. and n. r. L for
High Bridge.
Trains vii station 70 High Bridge and
return thereffUm Of short interyals
Pare between l55tsL aud nigh Brdgoata hours cent?
For regular trains on ~ Y. C. ". RR see abo
Tor that rOad
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
The Elegant steamers
sTOEINGToN. on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays
dayAat
5P. H., FROM PIER 80, n. r.,
Foot 81 Jays arriving ~ Boston al A. N. PARE AZ LOW
As BY ANY OTHER LINE.
1ickots principal ticket onces Eiateroom
secured az Offices OF Wecotta ETpress Company % NO 500
and 800 Broadway, aud ~ Metropolitan aud fifth Avenue
W. DIS. BABCoCK PreaAaenk
Wilkins, General Passenger Agent
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Boar0 ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
4 DyERTISfMENTS FOR TIE NEW-
IN yE o r. ~ Tio.d i a.. edrrI ~
tr.; .' POS Vest Tvrty ihud.t. corner f-shth ave,
No ~ Fourteenth corner tuiou uafr 40 llrd
.yc come, foTiy seventh a.. 90 tho HARLEM 'rFl'ts
-.a'' I'm ST. u1 to p H.. NJ resusi once i4t,.
4 FURNISHED second floor without board (;
- also nngie ro''ns ior gentlemen references - Ea'
HAKLEN.-TwO connecting rooms, fur
H.hod Win or ,hon, laid also si9sie room ny
r,irad stations excellent neirhbofhood Apply 20 Eat
Al EAST 3STH-ST.-An elegant second or
NJ third hoor. with OF without private table without
board. fol
* EAST 25TH-ST.-Two large Handsomely
H. ta1hc rooms second '9a ia,S floors also ball
DJO TWELFTH-ST., bet ID and 3d-ayes.
- - Two hall rooms for genuemen' private family
00Q EAST 2oTH-ST.-Two pleasant rooms
extension .nd nlck aror Tor gentienn wife and child
Cr gentlemen 6ltE board
West Side.
A UNDERESTIMATE FOR THE NEW
T2ES OH ff X lo %Lk b. o si5.E ed1 nE
dfstrt, sos Vest twenty hrd.t corner tlrhtl svs-
sve, 5one ForiI.teHtl.i, a. Inc W1giIM dFFitFs,
tacnt fih st.. ~ to p. N, At susi once ialss.
4 FURNISHED ROOM To LET, without
1eea 0o rteredees eSvi 30 Wet l s near ar e.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with excel
two gentlemen a West IOth.sL. near shave
DARTIES suffering with female or nervous
4 diseases have special Treatment and board
Quirei Address NJ. TRIP. NJ D., 5z5 I'm ave. 81 7.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS Zone Aoor) in
physcians Murray lIil 10 LET 70 gentlemen; s25
per month Address MAY, Uptown Tribune Once 23s
broadway.
OI WEST 27TH-ST-Elegant parlors, extra
- 80 sze ard appointments al modern convenience
bath room atlahed. Good rooms on top floor.
40 WEST 42D-ST.-Elegaut apartments,
s1 without board for gentlemen for the sumner months
Summer pnces references
30 WEST 3GTH-ST.-A small, private fam
20 y will let with board very pleasant back paror 70
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Boar0 ano Rooms tl)anie0.
Orcan Steamers.

DED STAR LINE.
h United States and Royal Belgian Mail EteaYnora
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid hrst-cl2ss. fullpoWerods steamer
WAESLAND new -SttuiuA|s lAJ Il lpih
HEDEtklAAN Al-3} - = p III
Saloons stSterOoA smoking and bathrooms amidahipa
second cabin accommodation unexcclod
etaterOoms ell on main deck.
No horses cattle, sheep pigs carried
Pfrst cabin, cas- and $50 -.
second cabin s55; prepaid e55; excursion, 500.
etaeraRe, go; prepaid. 81; excursion 50 co. - =,
PETkR WRIGHT SONS, Geal AZ u % hro@lNaS ~ l.
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HOUSEWO &c.--By a very capable glrl ;
coed cook. and IN excellent ,snndress v,y ne ~,
hest cty references "a to character and au e9
IN csutry Call 292 6tAave near lOthst, ask Tor MARY
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young, bright French girl, speak
INC go English lately arrived. n children.
e ard make herself Can De 81 6O2 6thave near
3,thst. - ACQrIN'S BUREAU.
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HOUSEWORK.--By a neat, tidy, Intelligent
Protestant yeang girl YIN i pc s9Ss snG /. rood
and ifonor viii give best OF recommendations wate
,erafe can be al 3G6 6thaye near 2dsi 1T ho"r
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elenmhoats ann ilailrenoa.
CITIZENS LINE.

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
- Note chang, ia Location. NEW STEAMERS SARA
Tu0A and CITY or TROY leavo daily. except Saturday,
ino fILk 80 g. Norb vr foot u Christopher ~. con
meeting with morning trains for the North aud west sun
DAY .lnInnI lnmrln. u AInamF.
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Excursions.
Cost ano founo.

nANK ROCK LOSr--Bank book no. ~:
Ii 5i5iso ofthe Bowery ssyi1s' nass II no, iesore
Under Is ii application viii BE- made " inc o@N 'i
. book
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NrIIRSE.-By q Protestant woman. capable Of
~ taking nun charge Of infant from birth; very g0d
With bottle baby; good city country good
CITY references Can No. zoo 0have- IN TOY store.
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NURSE.-By young girl as nurse; willing
sfd obligng; objection ~ tho country, Nah al pres
en- e,nr.IaseI.s. % West 2lst-st two dave.
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VOI-Nr,TN RETREAT Terrace Hall.
H,a Eng s ,lDs' b,iv ~ esbtng' shoe, se
e..r. t.' '.'.' n.a.'.t, ,etas
Nh-l ih III SlIiAN Nv WIZ H., reeve ,. CA, ~,
- t .. t'' i ' ' ~ WV
! Won bEATul ~ W., ~; ,,.n.,v
I- n,o-r vn open e'r.y 100 juno a' ir'tc'ss family
lH'ANN D. " iN'iii''i'.' l''li'''''
- '''''' M,rigNoob mALi
lo" l.ci e'gN' i., ,. l''i r '.,'' - mn
ri'i-l. '. ,.. , ', ,,. f,1, ttirs.. ,;tnpE 3
SO. NlfrHLLi, Manager. Wet 5I-'st, 'i.y.
RLOth ISLAND r. ' , . lew noled
-. aai a ,ias, lo..l i.i'.i s,h a.,, s -, :.
iia.,ui,.i circular. q. s. MAEpEN. MANAGE
CAT,KlLL MOUNTAINS.
Jun c5,aicii ftio i6at - ,t,sa loiaad cpi
T.trr .'.l r. t,.' 20 r'Ir ti ID d. ''''-''
J%' l"p"''"'' iH" A'''' y ''''' '', ~. T.
GNTSklLL, N.Y.--Crces.ide llouse now now open ZEN
a,s h,ii. lre ,r P,ea5,ls saa lsr'l..,q,er. ee
'''''' ',.l, '',''D ,',','
Z eat. family h-au., l'c'tcn glrr mountain or ttaru
,,,.. ,.r,,a,. iiait address C. j. BATf-, ovoal Zen.
r,.r.f.l county, vermont
NRANSTON'S WEST POINT HOTEL
FongFRLY cozzFNs7,
u-l.-r pofNr ON ruE HUDSON.
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f,inl ,n Nrq Jersey one hour by Ccufni Railroad
absolute hraiihfulacss uo uusl ut'cs salts
faction guaranteed send Tor circular =, rn,o,., s, J.
HrATU HOUSE Schuoley, Mountain
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selection "i ROOMS -
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