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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Suicide Of BoulanCer.

General BOuIASGEn was az sensational II
his death es he was IN his lite. He was
not content TO await the course ~ nature.
but sho, himself to death upon the grave
OF woman who was not his wife but
whom he seems TO have loved with what
ever sincerity there was In his tickle cha
ract0r.
AZ u soldier in active service he won no
little rcnown. He was brave and dasmne,
and had III him not few OF the qualities
that make the successful leader. In the
field ne did well enough. aud he seems TO
have deserved most Of the promotions
which came to him thick and fast. sue
cess turned his head. and having been put
in control OF the army rs Minister Of war
he conceived the fdea: that ho was ano'h'
NAsolEoS BoNApAETE. and that no was born
e. rcign and to aycnco bis country OF the
disgrace which Germany inflicted upon
her at Sedan. Metz. and Paris. lor
awhile ne enjoyed phenomena! popularity
rs the "origlng,or Of revenge anc MS
tcrse but bombasiic li,tlc speeches were
everywhere quoted.
Many Frenchmen who had moro patriot
ism than judgment stood ready to elevate
BorLANoIB 10 higher power and to foi!o"
him 10 war against Germany. May ~.
1887. the KouyItg Cabinet was formed and
BouLaSGER was sent back TO the army. an"
there We're imposing popular Gcu'oAStfa'
ito, S in PARIS in his favor.
During the ministerial crisis that result
ed III his retirement from the War once
General BOuIAS0ER said in IA conversation
that was made public that he had repelled
1.-TWO incitements to II coup def1t-one pro-
ceeding from the MoEarchists and one ap-
proved by ninety-iour generals OF the
army
Later on he went into politics and fought
several duels and was elected TO the
Chamber of Deputies. but very damaging
disclosures followed. Placed on the re-
tired list and finally cashered for offences
against discipline, he posed as martyr
and entered into negotiations with Prince
VICTOR BoSAPARTE and the Count Of Paris
70 destroy the republic.
Meanwhile his army accounts were
that he WAS an embezzler. He now fed
from France, but was tried in his absence
and was convicted Of ENLIGHTENMENT ana
sentenced 20 transportation 20 fortified
place for life. This sentence. however.
could not be enforced. He preferred
exile to Imprisonment and stayed away.
royIANGfR was unfaithful to his wife,
was an embezzler Of public funds. was tie
recipient Of brides, was tho tool Of the
Count Of Paris. was an agitator and Draw /.
CT, and withal miserable man. He was
here in Richmond on the occasion Of the
Yorktown Centennial celebration in 1881.
when he Vas at the height of his honest
fame. His manner was rather attractive
but even then bis self-conceit was very
noticeable.
Unhappy 20 LANCE; laopy France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
"TAKE OPEN ORDER"
INSPECToR-GeNsRAL J. l.. STERN ON
HIS REGULAR TOUR.
Rows and Euctions In tho BaiIyhack Sec
tion--Ly nnhaven Oysters Said to
lie scarce Father Hnndicy.

Correspondence OF tho Richmoni Dispatch.l
NoRYoLx. September 3d. Colonel 10.
Lane Stern left for Smithfcld this morn
ing 70 inspect the military OF that point
and o-morrcw nigh, will DO IN Portsmouth
e. inspect the Old Dominion Guard ana
Portsmouth Rios AMI will be entertained
by the latter company ut the Crimes Dat
terry fair nj the City Hall. Last night inc
Colonel examined several members CT tho
Fourth regiment staf and the Fourth Tegi-
mcnt band for the first time.
The foreign cotton feet Is beginning 10
arvc.
bTrFIcCLrIEs.
Jurtioc u. =. Vaughan, OF ihs Ballyhnrn 80 a.
ton cf Norfolk county, lss icd ten N.f.h.tH ~
nine hours ycsierIay for The arrest ot llIi rls
paftir. Involved IN ten separate dlhlc i'cs ol u
e I'm. con. nature. ani nt Deep creek th'I" y -
nn oxc Ting shooting HnGir growing o'' ~ ~'''
Guilty Of a similar ricractef
LrN.nsyESs scsHcr.
Tissaid there will pc z scarcity # lynnnavnh
oysinr, this season OWING Ia the inability % inc
planters g. secure proper plants. ne cA'rH'ts
who hring s'ork hrrc nom mo rorks CO n,'u'.r
that buyers ar s'aF'c ana ma NY n, no.
plan. A conrlderhu!c pogtiOn - th"lr CT nos;
Wha, they do .cn hey get ~ ccIis D'SAo'
for, when "a satisfactory.
THE PgASrr cROr.
Tho vines brnuch. here Hrn alii N snow thf,
The peanut crop OF this yerr VIII Oo n thiri loss
than the crop q last yc'r. The deaic!s say
there aye six - o.ght hundred thousand bHshois
81 oil poaLut. in Virginia nlouo 70 20 over"
lager amount than ever known before.
Row Father Eaulloy ~ al his homo IN Ports
mouth. from St1u.tQs, where he was t'mi'pth ny
iu ch rye q a church. lie gOca % i;i'hnond on
sR:GidHy and , - ne assigned work th"rn.
Captain William L. DrnmmOnd l. quito III NJ
tho Att II t. Hotel.
Mr.. L. VI. iIudTns. Of hicnnord is visiting his
lgoties-ln-law, captain j.. l.. hicane., Ga Chai-
lotto street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Four DAYS Fair.

As originally projected our State Fair was
10 continue only three days. but now 1t has
been determined by the society to lenethen
lis life by one day.
This. We take it, will be agreeable news
70 everybody who is taking any interest in
this deserving enterprise
The complaint Of exhibitors was that
il would cost them Just as much TO
make display of their goods and
wares At three DAYS as at q four
DAYS Fair, while the results could
not DO expected to be in proportion.
The force of their Argument was conceded
and now the society can amplify and i'm
prove its programme and thus epeople
will be attract ed here. and there " Il be more
for them to see when they come, and
the railroads will have o longer time TO
bring them in. and hence will be able TO
give them better accommodations.
Altogether-yie viewed from whatever point
Of view you may choose to tske--a four
DAYS Fair Is pretty certain to be more sat
isfactory than one tasting only three days.
Richmond is not lnagnlfying this enter
prise by calling it an Exposition" but
really, from all that we can hear 1t will be
worthy of that name. II will be held in
the Exposition buildings. where there is
abundant space, and the programme for
each day includes many novel features.
Besides, the manufacturers Of Richmond
have resolved that this city shall have a
creditable exhibit there, and thus at once,
great nucleus is guaranteed. The races,
too. will be of much interest, and We hope
10 have the city crowded with our friends
from other parts Of the State and from
other States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
THE GERM THEORY.

Tfhn past years theory Of disease mas h ~
Medical the GERM THEORY whh n"S
into distinct Of called
TO this Theory epidemic and Contagious usases Hs
produced minute injecting germs microbes Z ".
disease mentoneo !" os' "e"As0'
n,yc uulcy the heading S BLOOD PoIsoHf
II has heretofore the unroken SKIN presents al I'M
Of these
hcll their
remedy which wouu destroy 'nee su'
patient IL hos been great want oi ur w
brought by these microbes ut
science BY lr Won hLe
lcTlln 'ru col'c ny
of Of STOW that these germs can DC A
,ecd from the through pores Tie skin was demonstrated
clearly that and car be ofrS 10 pass o
through the ea'ty SA 10 'ne s"e Va
The body and relieve the system disease
To prove Theory experiments made With two r' win
horse n IN "cck-'n ~ e'' ''''ce Hc
germs microbes found ia tie popnaiici ".oWb N 'y u
been eliminated through tic skin - 49,.
relieving humanity ti'S car hr el the
these the thousands OF sdl' """n VIZ
las been than hh century @ E o"t
germs, esl lahogeric microbes from ne o ' 'e,
tins bringing health and upuc, thousands ana t % ''c"o
Theory M" $40" just 40" II GONE
we claim ,rcn,nd a~lv claim m provo ~ tcsc reliable
vtnes- SIfT} SPECIFIC forces ont csc germs OF poison;
the lo's'H 'r aicr me @ 's
polluted For nnrcr III TIC Sea'r ot To'u
should Tie poison VIII tie i ga ON
and viii he forced ont Ios ne pores OF c
sores or ulcers the germs through tie Skin which sometimes
causes rcncss swelling MENTIONED Ill the gnefa1
directions
1s-our Trea.,se ont MAILED sIs':T;
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC COMPANY,
h~v trTt GEORGYi.
Tut ,fctSwiatnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

Bedford Cords, tho newest and most stylish
dress goods out, in al shades, At -, 30, A.,
3d. - sac, 81, up 20 $50 per yard;
Broadcloths In All colors at 30, 90. -, Soc, 81,
SID and 90 for tho best imported;
Robes imported directly for rs in Broadcloth,
Camel s-Hair, Boucles, serges. with hand
some decoration, from $500 to si3 for a
beauty:
Rough Goods, ycry stylish, from 23c. 10 1913
por yard;
Serge aud Iienricttn,, ri colors, from PIC. 10
Soc. per yard these are rare bargains;
Camel s-llair Novelties, very stylish. from zoe.
To $ls5 per yard:
Mcium-Priced Good. in MI now shades and
styles, ranging IN price from slsc 20 39c. per
yard very iareo stock TO elect rom.
SILKS, VELVETs, COkDUROYs
China SllNs in all coors NJ 20 30, A., %, 10,
ana csc. tor goods worth $40;
Black AMI Coored SIX Faille at SOC. worth
Sl.2j:
Black Armuro 4, 79c.. 05c., and sI.33-reduced
CoIored srlins At -, %, and 40c.
Black and Colored hurahr at 81, 90, and G9c.
Black and ColOrci silk Nelyets, all shades, at
81, 90, 7s. 3D., SLID, up 10 81. % per yard I;
WASH FABRICS bingham, Ouiing-Cloths,
flanncbtics. China Cloths, Tissues, Prints,
Cretonnes, e., &c, at very low prices
CARPEI>, CARPETS. CARPETS.
Our Carpet DoI Ar ment on the second floor IL
one Of the best a..d largest stocked IN tho city.
Cottage Carpet at 12lS, -. 90. and 25c.;
Ingram, Tapestry, brussels, Veiyets. Moquettcs,
Administers, Druggets In Felt, ingram
Rugs in Tapestry. MNquette Smyrna. Wilton
Velvets, Hasso'k-, all at very low prices;
Ingram Carpets AT -, rs, 50, 49, and 5sc, for
the best wool;
Tapestry Carpets at 40, IS, 90, 10, IS, and 97c.
for the best article;
Body-Brussels Carpet at 81 and Sl.25, made
and laid on the floor;
Wilton Moquctte Carpet at o6c worth $3.50;
Dobson's best Moquette Carpet at sl.25, made
and laid:
Moquette and Velvet Carpets at $3.50 and
sl.75:
Smyrna Rugs at so, 65, rs, 90c., 81, $685.
81, S2.75, -, $500. and % for Sofa Rug.
ID. Il Z. MITTELDORFER,
Now Granite Building,
2l7 eyst Broad steoet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

1000 yards REMNANTS CAN1oN Flame
q, much below he regular price Of piece good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
.DRESSGOODS

Pretty Plsids and Fancy Dress Goods
at Zoe. yard.
Stripe Cashmeres, Diagonals, and
Solid Cashmeres, l2tc.
iard-Wide Henriettas, Stripe and
Plaid Cashmeres, and Solid Serges ut
25c. yard.
At soc. yard our variety is pretty
and attractive, as it contains all the
novelties and staples that you arc look
ing for.
At 75c. and 81 we show an entire new
line OF Bedford Cords, Habit Cloths,
Silk-Finish ienrie;tas. and others.
We would call your particular attcn.
ton to few specials.
Canton Flannels, &c. yard.
PA Marseilles Bed-Spreads. really
worth $3.50, for $3.50 apiece.
ia Wool Blankets ut S3-a big bar
gain.
Our ia All-Wool Blanket at s. is
worth your time 10 look at.
Calico Bed Quilts, soc. apiece.
Best Outings, SIC. yard.
Heavy Natural Wool Undershirts,
worth Toe, at SOC. apiece.
Heavy Medicated All-Wool Red Elan
mel Shirts and Pants, soc. apiece.
Ribbed Vests, %. 80, Toe. and 81
apiece.
China Cloths, new patterns, 4ic. a
yard.
lO-4 Sheeting. bleached and uubleach-
ed, l9c. yard.
Shelf Oil-Cloth, &c. Q yard.
Tan and Brown Half Hose, DC. o pair.
China Silks, all colors. 29c. a yard.
Lace Curtains, G9c. Q window, and
from this upwards.
Infants Hand-Knit Zephyr Sacques at
70. 80, 80, 40, Csc. and upwards.
ISAAC HELD. 900 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Our store will DO closed Saturday
until $50 +. NJ.
- A breezy, busy hum uhould pcrvadc
tho store to-day. Tho weather now
almost demands your attention to Fail
Appnrei, and il we over deserved The
title Of having largest assortmcnts 1t Tits
us now.
Tho Dress Goods stock Lns broad
cned-thc never-endiDg flow OF new
materials from New York neccssitatcd
the moving Of the stock TO the brightest
and Target side of the store. In It's
former place We could not even keep
track OF tho many materials and prices.
Now they are before yoI IN enc straight
line We invite you TO LOOK at them Az
soon and ~ often as YOU please. 1hefo
is no compulson to bay. 80,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

a man acceptable 10 those States. At pres
Ont the Virginia Democrats are 80 c'rcum-
stanced ~ to be able TO suggest the right
sort Of national platform. Perhaps We in
this State shall have the honor and the
privilege of leading the disagreeing fac
tons into one national fold % we led
them In 1915 at ST. Louis, when JouN A.
MKnEDIra, Of Virginia, was chairman OF
the committee on platform, THOMAS s..
FlouRNoY. Of Virginia. was selected TO
second tho nomination OF TILpES. and
other vircinians were honorcd with hicl,
places in the Democratic national syna
COpuo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Happy is the country that can become
absorbed in the issue OF baseball con-
test. Far better this than that We should
find excitement in the movements and
maneuvres Of armies and in the daily ex-
pectation Of some trivial difficulty that
will plunge half dozen nations into a
war for which they have been long pre-.
pairing.
We are sen.ibly proceeding upon the
maxim Of Millions for Baseball, not q
cent for war, unless we are invaded or ars
outrageously insuited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Legislative Tim Der.
IAl.ll

II the Virginian has preferences as to
men for legislative honors it prefers and
intends to subordinate them and await the
decision Of its party. But ss to the mate
rial 10 be utilized it has been outspoken in
behalf Of choosing standard bearers Of
known high qualifications. Novices are
not wanted.
There is general recognition Of the i'm.
portsnce Of securing for the next General
Assembly men who can correct multitudes
Of evils inflicted upon the State by past
legislative bodies. and who will frame and
pass laws for the suppression OF CRIME and
judicions development Of Virginia's great
possibilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

The mountains Of This country arc being over
run with a lot Of lnwlcss peoIic who come here
10 dig ginseng. They hAvo committed number
less dcprcdalions on the farms, in many ~
stances killing saito which are Doing Kept N
the woods some arrests have been made ana
;hr people are quite Indignant.
Mrs. TchnAnt and nor family, who have occu-
pied the " BrorkeubOrough cottage du ing the
past SUNNI o., left for Their home III Petersburg
on yesterday.
Preparations are being made for immediate
work on the new buildings at tho Hot SPRING.
The FIRST rain for tnree weeks FELL here To-day.
IL was not n heavy one. but WAS nevertheless
very welcome 10 the farmers. w.4O had begun 10
get quite uneasy Gbodt their fall sowing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
A SEKInIs CHANGR.

II is reported hat two young ladies q Chcs-
teriloli county were the victims OF an attempt
cd criminal assault several days ago, the H.
legged assailarts being two young men OF good
standing. The young ladies fortunately escape 1
outraec-thc one by her fight and the other ty
the timely arrival al assistance. The affair is
reported 10 have occurred "A short distance from
one Of the stations "a ihc Richmond and Pc
ter>buIg railroad. and has been Kept very quiet.
The young III III who are charged with this grave
offence were arrested AMI DIiled by the eX-
aiming magistrate. The young ladies are SIS
The cOuufy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
ESCAPED CONVCTs CAPTURED.
Three of the Nine Mountains
Oycrrun with Lawic Peope.

lCorrespondenr" Of The llchinon D7lltch.l
WAEM SpMSGs, Va. September 29.-On
yesterday one OF the escaped conv'cts was
captured near ner'. tie bas been Wandering TO-.
the past wr"I 'n ne mDuntaiu- living on apples
md green corn. aud vas compelled rom sheer
exhaustion 20 sGfr ndcr. iic nIsl approar he'd q
house max q aud saii tat he RAD be II robbed,
hut when Ms clothing wa fCuni he II. onderci,
and was 20 AIRED acl 20 the Hot springs
and turne I ever 10 the rni'roai ,mpany. Two
others ~ these conylrf- wlO succeeded IN r n h.
ing West virginia r. cup'ured yesi 'riay, and
are now n the lGii at Hume sv.lc, IN 70 ;ahon-
tis COMFY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

There VIII
DO no fun IN
tryin z to
make a cape
for this fall
after You see
o limo We
start in To
se.lthis morn
ing. . yards
OF Broaucloth
at one dollar
costs you -.
That is the
urlce Of these
now Cap cs.
they h a V .
high sllould-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

\ man named Luster, who committed a most
flemish murder in PENNSYLVANIA ant for whose
reward sl.t0J WAS offered. Was captured In the
lower end Of this county and taken 10 toyington
SUNDAY. The detective who secured him has
been in company with him for the past two
weeks bat WAS unable 10 catch him oil his guard
until sunday last, when having accidentally snOt
himself, he laid aside his gun Tor moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Mrs. VI. l.. Townes returned homo last evening
after FIX months visit 10 California, during
which trip she rIw many rs tho wonders and
braIfics Of the q lldcu State. On her return she
spent several days with her sons N Chicago.
ON returning from a dIlve and while IN the act
OF ali:hting from her carriage yesterday alter
noon, Mrs. W. W. 1owncs WAS accidentally
thrown o. tho pavement. She was painfully,
though 10. seriously injured, and was kn"'kei
insen-ible by .hc force OF her TALL. Her coni-
ton to-day il very favorable.
The remains q Robert Il. Anderson. who died
Yesterday In Dnwiide county. were brought
here tnls at ernpon for iutermcut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
TIE NRXr PRESS WHITING.

Last "Wednesday evening A. e.. Smith, Of the
Daily Neus, placed before the Chamber OF Com
merce proposition 10 invite the Virginia Pfert
AssociatiCn 10 hold Its next annual meeting IN
this city me body did 30. Othcr efforts have
been brought 10 bear on Tho subject. To-day al
late hour tho Neus received the following pr.
vatc Telegram, dated nj Roanoke:
President James A. Pugh has decided TO call
the aunua. meeting Of The Press Association al
Bristol about the lin Of Noyembe.. in response
% the invitation Of your Chamber Of Commerce.
Every newspaper-man knows the value Of this
meeting TO the southwest, ANA also to tho city u
Bristol. II will be incalcuiable. 1t viii adver-
tise ia 10 the whole world Great preparations
will be made to entertain this great body 81
men when they come here.
THE BALL EXTRACTED.
To-day for the first time the ball which went
into the body OF Captain Ell. Galloway was To-
Gated by the surgeons. II was taken ont OF his
back above the hip near the spinal column. The
Captain will now recover rapidly, IL Is thought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
BURGLARY THRlVES IN BRISTOL.
The Virginia Press Association TO Meet
There November eth Next.

BRIsroL. Tenn. September 29.--for
several weeks now the city has been free
from burglars. but last night one came IN for II
good deal. About o'clock Postmaster q. T..
Hammer was aroused from his slet p ~ some
one who had entered his bei-t, ON. The tho.
obtained what he wanted and Nod. Several dol
lars In money aud u fine gold watch which cost
1yh were missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
COMMISSION OF LuNAcY ORDERED.
Alleged Mad-Doss Kiiied-Nirglnia and
Carolina RaiIrond--A serious Report.

correspondence 81 tho Richmond DsDatch,l
PFTrHsDuRG, Va. September 30.-Charles
johnson, the cO!ored man vino was arrest
cl Yesterday IN inc charge Ut stealing NJ. I. l.
SutGgrihs horse, valued ~ 800, and who
fought - violently against arrest, was arrnigncd
IN the Mayors Court this morning for examine
ton. Tho larceny was proved, hIt Inc
conduct Of the prisoner was 40 eccentric ~ e.
create the suspicion that he was Of uns II Dr.
mind. II Was the Impression Of many who ku'n
johnson and Witnessed bis conduct mat 30 was
only trying TO play crazy; bIt the Mayor deiied
10 allow u commission Of magistrates 10 pass
upon his mental status and without rendering
any decision N the case dir 'ctcj that Il COM
mission should DO held upon bin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
A THEORY,

The theory advanced by the company is that
some mlscreant drew a bolt from one Of the
stays In the switch. as the bolt was gone and tn
switch locked. and after the engine and three
coaches had passed over II the switch came open
ana tho last two coaches left tho main track.
The rails were torn from the siding, and one on
tered the noor Of the sleeper, breaking through
the doors and partitions. The track was c, ear cd
by IL o'clock, aud trains have boon passing both
ways. but tho wrecked coaches have no. been
gotten back Ia place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
PALAIS ROYAL.
1T EAST BROAD STREET.

Our buyer has Just returned from tho market
and our stock now presents n beautiful appear
ance, oristing with the novelties Of the season aud
OF prices 10 meet all legitimate competition.
We have added CARPETS, and ike tho rest Of
our stock tho patterns are pretty and the prices
all right. Call and SEQ us. or II not convenient
send for samples aud prices
Henry Wenzers Stamping patterns arc here and
We do the same exquisite work that no did.
We are also solo agents for tho Old Staten
Island Company OF Now York. ono Of the best in
the world, and guarantee all work In that limo en-
trusted 20 us.
80 22.Tu&ThtNo0 BURNETT LEWIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
The Weekly Dfspatch.

an eight-page, 64-co!umn newspaper and
magazine of general information, is only
81 per Appum.
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julius SYCLE Son,
Corner Second and Broad streets.
THE TOWER.
CARPETS CARPETS

In orier 10 mako things little hvey 'o' 10"
mar, f.w aays I'm our Carpet Department. "o
viii mike special p-i,cs on somo nov ana na"''
some Patterns which wc have just rec '''s',
These Carpets are all drec, from tho looms al'
wo guarantee tho prices iowcr than s'cf oe'o'e
foe,ho samo grade OF goods. Tho nty''s %
nr,l.class and tho quality excellent NC maze
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