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A LADY well known in Memphis has sent
us communication, which we publish in
another column, calling attention to a nui-
sance that has long been complained of. but
for which there seems TO be no remedy r,
Is the "youug man" nuisance at the matinee
the "young man" who goes out between
the actP, and who, at the the close Of
the performance, plants himself in the
sestibule of the TheaIer and on the side
walk, and in the most bleckguard man.
ner slares women out OF countenance. and
ln the most brutal aud ruff anly way as-
sAuits Their ears with criticisms upon their
dreSs and their person. No well-bred, self
respecting vouug man would be guilty of
such conduct, and no gentleman would
countenance it. Why the wives snd
daughters of the men Of Memphis
should be subjected TO such an ordeal as
might be tolerated only on breeding farm
or raoe-traek passes our comprehension.
But they are, and complaint only seems to
make It worse and confirm the idle, vagrant,
shiftless and tbriftless young men in habit
that violates almost every law of decency.
Mr.. President Hadden, if be will hereafter
give this nuisance his special attention. and
abate 1t at all our churches and places of
public amusement will have the hearty
thanks OF the women of the city, their hus-
bands and their brothers.
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The PoLARIs, an excellent veeLty. pub.
Aished at Portland, Greg, suggests In "tco
mAny persons tesch music. We say tco
many because too incompetent. Ithas come
20 pass that as soon as young lady learns
enough TO drum few pieces she turns ont
instructor. She teaches cheap because she
can afford to, and people employ her because
she is cheap. A great damage is thus done
the profession, and greater one those who
are instructed. 1t would be as fitting 10 have
surgeon perform delicate operation. where
Iite and death hung on bis skill. because he
was cheap. 10 the first place, con- petent sur
geons are not cbear, ard the same is true of
musicians; and TO allow a student 10 buugle
through the first course of lessons is often to
make b1ngler of Them ever afteruard.
Whatever you dc, II musician, do not
teach before YOU sre qu lifted, and if you
are parent with a child to instruct, do not
employ an instructor simply because they
are cheap. The dearest instruction in the
world is that which costs little or nothing to
acquire, aud then costs correspondingIy large
to be gotten rid Of
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SOUTHWESTERN POOL.
Managers Unable 10 gree Upon Basis
of Settlement.

CHICAGO, November 20 The general
managers and general passenger agents of
the Southwestern pool lines met again to-day
10 consider the disturbance in the pool,
growing out of the cut-rate tickets still
shoat, issued during he last war on rates.
All efforts at adjustment failed, and it was
decided that statistics of business must be
the final test for the basis of agreement. 1t was
decided to adjourn to December 18th, all ex.
isting agreements to remain in force in the
meantime. Before adjournment,ia IA committee,
consisting of the passenger agents of the
lines in interest, was appointed to prepare
statistics and statements of the business OF
their lines between Chicago and st. Louis,
Chicago and Kansas City, and ST. Louis and
Kansas City for the year ending October 1st
last. These statistics will be forwarded to
Commissioner Midgeley, and then all in the
committee will meet and prepare a new plan
for pooling the Southwestern passenger busi-
ness.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

BRUSSELS, November 29-The Chambers
rejected the bill providing for jury trials for
press offences.
BUCHAREST, November 29.-Tom avoli, q
wellknown banker, was murdered and
robbed last evening in we'll frequented
street.
MONTREAL, November 29.-The Montreal
Corn Exchange Association resolved 10 Pc
ton the Dominion government for free
canals and general free navigation of the
rivers and lakes.
TORONTO, November 29.-The Great North
western Telegraph Company elected Erastus
Wymap, of New York, president, and ap
pointed committee to consider the project
Of laying cable in Lake Superior.
MONTREAL, November 29.-The libel suit
of DIR. De Grosbois, Liberal, against Father
Sentanac, of Roxton Falls, who denounced
him from the altar during political can
vass bad Catholic, has been compro-
missed, the defendant paying $500 and costs
amounting 10 over $1,000
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A LIBERAL ALLIANCE.
RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, November 29.-Mme
Etelka Gerster sang in a consert in this
capital last night before an immense and
most enthusiastic audience. Each of her
numbers was demanded thrice, and she was
overwhelmed with floral offerings. After
the concert Mime. Gerster was escorted by
a throng of admirers to her carriage. Mime.
Gerster's recent concert tour in Germany
was triumphant. In Berlin and BresIau she
was received with the greatest warmth, and
her concerts were attended by vast audi
ences. The distinguished pTima donna will
return 10 Germany in January and will sing
in Berlin at the Royal Operahouse. On
the 9th of January she will take the prin-
cipal pSrt in the great musical festival to be
given in honor of the silver wedding of the
Crown Prince and Princess Victoria of En-
gland. During this festival the German
capital will be crowded with patriotic visit
ors, and great prepar ations are making for
it. In February Nine. Gerster will retHrn
TO Italy and sing at La Scala in Milan.
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PRESIDENT AUTHUR by the dismissal of
The friends of Brady and Dorsey, who occu-
pied high positions in the service of the gov
ernmen, has created breeze, the like of
which has not disturbed the repose OF the
capital since President Johnson's day. To
say that the discharged employees are angry
does not convey in any adequate sense the
condition OF their mindr. They are "mad
all over" and threaten the administration
with direst consequences. In view of the
result OF the election in New York, they
claim that nothing short of the faulty which
goes before utter destruction could inspire
such conduct. L, WAS the persecution OF the
friends OF Garfield, they claim, that opened
the way for the recent great
Democratic victory. In view of
such result prudence dictated that
instead of widening the breach, it should
have been closed by kind aud confederate
attitude toward the anti-S.alwarts. This
summary dismissal OF the few remaining
friends of the deceased Garfield will not
only widen the breach, but intensity The hate
which has been burning st fierce heat for
~ many HOHbus. Mdrrudl I1enFy, one OF
the victims, yehemently asserts that any
charges duplicating him with criminals of
any sort, or insinuAtiug that he had at
tempted TO block the wheels Of justice, are
damnably false and Infamous. He had
been in possession of information, long be-
fore the Starrouie trials, that President
Arthur had been eagerly urged not only to
remove him, but others of Garfeld's ap-
pointees. 'It is clear" said he, "that those
who claim TO be the friends and |
advisers of President Arthur have uni
formly treated Gar6eld's friends very cold |
ly, and have sought every presentable occa-
sion 10 insult them, 10 injure their character, |
and to secure their removal from places TO |
which Garfield had appointed them" How |
ever this may be, the President in what he |
has done has the sympathy and support of |
all honest men of whatever party, snd he il |
Dertain to besustsintd By the Senate in these |
removals for which the attorneys general has
given the very best reasons. We regard the
chances for Brady and Dorsey and their pals
going to the Penitentiary thousand-fold
tronger than they ever have been.
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THE GARFIELD EAIe
AND THE SUPREME COURT JUDICIAL oPfx-
IONS SET TO MUSIC

IONS SET To MUSIC.
WAsHISGToE, Move mber 2p.-Tbe eternal
quiet-et ite Supreme -court-room has beer,
profanely invaded by noises of the Garfield
Monument Fair. The pianos hIled the
courtroom with sweet sounds az all hpurs of
the day, and the other noise-Fsrodiciug sgen-
cies did their part, Some members of the
court fretted under il, bat the majority of
them stood it like Roman senator's The
most surprised, perhaps, was Justice Stanley
Matthews, who was greeted Just as he began
to read decision with the first notes Of a
lively polka played by the marine band on
the Portico Just in front sf the courtroom.
Ihe band was ret At all surprised, and il
Kept up tk5 accompaniment until the decis-
ION Vas finished. Not long after that Jus
lice Field, one OF the naoet disnifed men in
the world, began 10 read a very learned dis
ssntInS opinion in very earnest way.
he hao not gone far before "Big JIM
the big bell sent 10 the fair by the Biltimore
ioundry and placed directly under the
WIndows OF the court-roops began to toll.
1t drowned his Voice. However, he still
struggled on, ms voice sounding 6rmer than
ever In ihe lull between peal. Then the bell
drowned 1t again. Finally he gave it up
and ssked the marshal to stop the bell. OF
course Inc marshal could not, so udge Field
had to wait until "Hig Jim" was tired. The
rest OF TIE Court enjoyed his evident embar-
rassment. The judges on the ends of the
bench who were out Of his SIGH. shook with
suppressed laughter al the little couplet.
composed en- the instant by Jus ice Horace
Gray, oil Massachusetts, passed from hand 10
hand Ii ran something like this:
Though sternly moral and upright oar Field.
10 orazen belle at last we gee him yield %
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criminaI Court-Horrigan, Judge.

Calendar for December 1t: Nos. 10.
III "A: J. Wimberly; lO9, Henry Thomp-
SOD; 1l2, Charles Walker.
December I'd: Nos. II, ~. A GaribaIdi; !;
~, James Howard; III, lis, I19, Lille
Butler; 2Sf, Mary Richards; 25O' 25l. M.
Smith; 260, Mrs. c. Thomas: 265. q. Lewis.
December 4th-No. II. Robert Wilson.
=, december zth-Noz. SO, 60, 81, 81, T. B.
Morton; ll3, w. R. Hill.
,oa Dec m6er Sth-Nos. 80, 92, Gus Steihl;
lUz, W. ). Dean; 1lO, John Brooks.
december ll-Nos. so, 81, IS, Aleck Ford
an ana Newton Ne, Ford; l01 William Wonder and
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hack are supposed TO have precedence OF a

hack are supposed TO have precedence of a
human being on the streets.
Mandan, D. T., November ga fierce
hre Is raging in our city, ana ene entire
block is threatened with destruction.
Cineinnsti, November 2q-Henry Coster-
man, ir., futnitGte manufacturer, made an
assignment to-day to Charles G. Nichols.
Assignee's bond was fixed at $4,000.
Montpelier, VT, November 29.-The bill
making the enforcement of the liquor law
more stringent was killed in the Legislature
.;,-;s. Z d. -, after which that body djourued
sine die.
Bangor, Me-, November 29.-The credit
ore of the Kathadiu Iron Works have agreed
to accept twelve cents on the dollar, or cap
itslize Indebtedness 10 be left optional with
each creditnfi
Bostop, November 29.-Lottz, the actress
in an equity suit against BeDi F. Randall,
with which firm she was in partnership in
cotton speculation, was awarded $4,000.
Lotta claimed S21 900.
Boston, November 2g.-The United states
training-ship jamestown arrived, six DAYS
from New York.. after a stormy trip: A
large proportion Of the boys Eete frost bitten,
and many are on the sick list with coughs
and colds.
Detroit. November 29-F. A. Wordell.
late special agent of the Pension Depart
meut, was arraisned before the Police Court
under four charges of forgery and pleaded
not guilty. In default of bail of $500 iu
each case he was remanded to Jail. His ex-
animation was fixed for December 1st.
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IRELAND.
DETECTIVE Cox's MuRDFRFEs

DuBLIN, November 29.-Poole, 0Ee Of the
men arrested yesterday in connection with
the murder of Detective Cox, stated in the
investigation to-day that he had nothing 10
do with the murder. He said he believed
that the object of the men who assembled
Saturday night was 10 murder himself
(Poole). Devine was an enemy of his. He
did not know Bowling, the man who shot
Cox. Poole and Devine were committed for
trial and the other prisoners discharged.
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IL.

The Chicago Tribune, commenting on tire
delay in publishing the census returns,
states that our population is now 81 ,OOO, 900,
and, in proof, furnishes the following state
ment OF the population Tor each year since
1859, assuming that the annual percentage
Of increase has been the same throughout.
The census being taken in summer, we are
now uesrly halfway between the correspond
ing dates for 1882 and 1899.
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Dakesa Matters.

YASKTos, D. =, November 29.-Gov.
Ordway has gone Esst TO urge Dakota mat
ters on Congress A committee of citizens
of Yankton county have prepared 3 memo
rial TO Congress, asking authority to issue
$4,000 four-and-a-hsn per cent. bonds TO
redeem the present bopded debt and get
small grant OF land to help pay the debts.
Il is hoped to put the bill through this ses-
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No New DeveIopments I'm the North.
NeslRrn RAILWAY NaE.

CHICAGO, November 29.-No new develop
ment in the Northwestern railway war here
to-day in the way of cuts. President Cable,
of the Rock Island road, in an interview,
gave expression 10 about the same senti-
ments as that in the note of st. John to the
Associated Press. He said if the St. Paul
road carried out its threat to put on fast
train between Chicago and 81. Paul the Rock
Island would discount the inducements in
lime by an inducement in rates. The North
western officials, who have been in New
York, will reach this city to-morniDg, and
an attempt will be made 10 secure confer
ence of the warning nansgers Saturday.
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The annual ratio is very close to two and
t~o-thirds per cent. The increase from 1870
to 1850 was about thirty per cent, but that
does not give three per cent per aDnum. The
difference between the two methods is similar
to that which would be obtained by comput.
ing the increase of money at compound and
simple interest.
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New ORLEANS, November 29.-J. II. Ack-
len submitted brief to Gov McEnery de-
nying that Kellogg is an inhabitsnt of Lou
isiana within the meaning OF the United
States constitution, or a resident OF the
Third Congressional District under the pro-
visions of the Louisiana constitution The
brief recites that there lie no evidences that
Kellogg ever voted in the State nor that he
ovns any property in the State.
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The ohio Legislator. bribery Cases

COLUMBUS, o.. November 29.-The jury
in the case of J. d. Watson, charged with
offering bribes 10 members of the Legisl ature,
disagreed, and was dismissed tonight, stand
ing eight for conviction and four for ac-
quittal. The cases of Representative Wrigat
and Block will begin Friday, and Watson
will be tried again Immediately after.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, November %
Acting Governor Rich to-day canvassed the
vote Of the Territory for delegate. The
total vote is 2S,4 ,440, an increase OF 1000 over
the vote of two years ago. Luna, Republican,
received a majority of 1880 over Manza,
hsres, Democrat. The latter has retained
four Of the most prominent lawyers to con-
test the electiou
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LANSING, MICH, November 29.-The Off
cial figures show that jerome, Republican,
for governor, was beaten by Begole, Fusion,
by 1854 votes; Crosby, Republican, for
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In reference to the report that two Ameri-
cans had been murdered on the west coast of
Madagascar, it is learned that one was killed
and one seriously wounded. The name of
the former is Emerson, the latter Hulett
A. native attendant and European interpreter
were alec killed. An expedition to punish
the tribes who committed the murder was
prevented from sailing by the French consul
at Tan.nrive
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THE FEVER AT PENSACOLA AND FLORIDA
ESTIMATES FOR THE COMING YEAR
WAsHISGToN. November 2e.-The annual
report Of the National Bosfd OF Health.
after detailing rIe occurrences of yellow.
fever at Pensacola sDd Brownsville during
The past year, recommends additional protec-
ton Tor the mouth of the Rio qrentie, and
closes with estimates for the Continuance OF
the Wor X amounting 10 $4,000, with an
epidemic contingent fund of 100000.
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LAW REPORTS.
Cireuit Court-Pierce. Iudre.

Circuit Court-Pieree, Judge.
Calendar for Friday, December Ist: Nos.
7l16, Dolan VS. LouisyiIle and Nashville
Railroad Company; 7139, Newpert VS. Hoer-
ner; 7l52, Wickersham vs Green: 7I6O.
Gotten vs. Rodgers; 7173, Beckham VS. Rag.
GO; 1I91, Lake vs Fox; 7l99, Peters Va
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THE BRITISH LION
Greatly Worried eret Da5iit's Nayan
SDeech-Gommenfs Of the s'Tfmes''
Eleven Persons Drowned.
Floods in Germany-Americans MUIR
dered In Madagascar Prima
Denna's Triumph.

clan states that he passed an excellent night,
but refuses 10 give flrthet information re-
gardins his condition.
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LITTLE Rock, November 29.-The jury
was completed to-day for the trial, at Arka-
delphia, OF Sallie Stokes, indicted Tor the
murder of Maliuds Stephens. Evidence be-
GINS tomorrow.
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THE publishers of the Richmond (Vs:)
Enquirer heartily recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and say: SIT has been well
tried in our Office and composing-room, and
has cured our city editor Of very bad case
of hrnnnhifis ~
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GERMANY.
THE FLOOD At COLOGNE.

The FLOOD AT COLOGHE.
COLOGNE, November 29.-The forts here,
on account of the food from the overflow of
the river Rhine, are being emptied of stores
and ammunition. The Geological garden is
inundated. The fats have been removed.
FOURTEEN PERSONS DROWNED.
DUSSELDORF, November GA house
here has 1aiieu- IN, Living Living been undermined
by the food. Fourteen persons are believed
10 be drowned.
IN THE BUNDEsRATH.
BERLIN, November 29.-The Bundesrath
approved. the budgets from 1883 10 1885, 1t
also approved the loans proposed ia co1nec-
tion with the budgets.
A LIBERAL ALLIANCE.
The Progressist party has decided to effect
an understanding with the Secessionists and
National Liberals on all questions of prin-
ciple, thus bringing about as close an alli-
ance az possible between the three liberal
groups.
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ITALY
DE G1ERs' VISIT TO ROME.

ROME, November 29.-The Rasseqna news.
paper) says the recent visit of De Giers, Rus
sian foreign minister, to Rome proves that
| Russia will support the pacific policy OF
Germany and Austria, 10 which Italy has
given explicit adhesion.
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Valuable and Convenient.

browns Bronchial Troches are widely
knoMn as an admirable remedy for bron-
caius, noarseness, coughs and other troubl IS
OF lne throat and lungs. They contain no
nul1iui ingredients, but may at all times be
OK 9eu wi WIN safety. Sold only in bo1es. Price
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ENGLAND.
DAvITr's NAyAH SPEECH,

LONDON, November 29-The Times, in a
leading article, commenting on the speech of
Davitf, at Navan, says it is inconsistent with
sane government 10 allow fanatics, however
sincere, to brandish torches in a powder
magazine.
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COLUMBUS, o, November 29-The epi-
S nenic oi scarlet-fever at the Imbecile Asy-
tuui continues, with ninety-four cases at
present, Elk deaths 10 date and the fever
spreading to an alarming extent.
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DIED.

SCOTT On Tuesday. November n, 1882, at Com
uerce, Miss, Ms. KATIE C. SCOTT, aged twenty
seven years, wife OF James Burke Scott, formerly
Of Memphis and daughter Of the late Josiah Ennis.
Harrington and Louisville (Ky, papers please copy
Her remains were brought 70 this city Tor inter
ment.
EGAE-Ars. MARGARET EeAS, wife of Patrick
Egan, aged twenty-efght Fears.
The friends and acquaintsnces of the family are
invited to attend tae funeral from the residence,
Eo. - Second street, Chelsea, this (THURSDAT)
afternoon at o'clock. Services at St Bridgets
church.
BENCE-wednesdey evening, November %. 1882
At O'Clock, EDDIK, infant son of Edward and Liz.
zia Bence
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MONETARY MATTERS
Annual Reports OF Treasurer Gil8IIan
and Comptroller Knox-An EIabO.
rate Review OF the
National Banking System-R -Recommen.
dations and Suggestions s-GeneraI
Washington News.
NATIONAL BOARD OF HEAL tn.

WAsHINGToN, November 29.-The esti-
mated reduction of the public debt for No
vember will reach Sc ,OOO, 1000.
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POLITICAL.


RICHMOND, VA, November 29.-John s.
Wise has been awarded certificate for con-
gresham at-large.
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H1EvEN PERsoNs pRowNEp.
AMERICANS MURDERED IN MADAGASCAR.

A steamer foundered off Port Reath,
Cornwall, and eleven of the crew were
drowned.
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THE TREASURY.
kEfoRTs OF THE TREASURER AND COMP
TRoLLER OF TIE CURRENCY.

NIHVNAs of The TREAsuRKE AND COMP
TRoLLER OF TIE CURRENCY.
WAsHIEeToN, November 27.-The annual
report OF the treasurer of the Uaited States
says the receipts of the government show an
increase over 1881 of Sc, PSI 054 in revenue
from customs, Sl1 ,2S3, ,309 from Internal rev.
enue, =, Dol ,277 from sales of public lands.
and S6, ,7O7,4l6 from miscellaneous sources
making total increase in the net revenue
OF $42742,9 ,957. Total net revenue, S4O3.-
525,25O %. The net expenditures decreased
from $260,7l2,SS7 10 $257, ,9Sl 40, a reduc
ton OF $2,73l ,447, which, added 10 the in.
crease In receipts, makes an increase of
S45, ,474, ,4O5 in the surplus revenues applica-
bic to the reduction of the public debt. The
amount of standard silver dollars coined
from February 2s, 1873, the date of the act
requiring their coinage, TO October 81, 1882
is $l2S 329, $50, of which S93, ,006, ,SS2 remains
in the treasury, aud $35, ,323, ,49S, or about pa
per cent, is in circulation. The proportion
Of the total coinage in circulation September
81, 1881, was S43 per cent OF S30,0O7, IFS
coined during the last thirteen months.
S2S50,072 has gone into circulation and S27..
Oo7, ,l02 remains in the treasury. During
seven months of that period the dollars re-
turned to the treasury exceeded in amount
those ltsued, the number In circulation run
ming down from $34 ,950, ,120 on December 81.
1881, TO 81, ,560, ,755 ON October 81. 1882
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An A.e,eut BRIDEGROOM

LOUISVILLE, November 29.-Capt. Allen
May, of Harden county, sged 10l years, yes
terdsy procured license to marry young
lady aged nineteen, of the same county.
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Its Delicate and Refreshing Fragrance
Explain why Floresten Cologne IS such
favorite with the ladies everywhere.