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BowERY MISSION AND YOUNG MBS,s HONE,
SO BowERY NEw.YoRK Dec. 22, 1885,
Baldtein, the Cothter Editor Baldtcfn's Monthly
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Governor Holden OF North Carolina for the editor
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RALEIGH. n c.. CHRISTMAS 1888.
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ATLANTA, GA, Dec. IT. 1888.
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BRooKLYY Dec. 10. 1888
Balduin the Clothfer Editor Baid,otns Monthly
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