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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-11

ueaments dos cosas incompati-
o!es, que no pueden coexistir7
Paes por oil estilo SON Las mons
truosas contradicciones en- que un
dia y otro estan incurriendo nues-
.ros acerrimos adverssrios de ia
90 itica antillans.
No salem de un galimatias sino
para entrar en- otro.
Y q TODD este, guardese usted
de opinar que no son ellos los mas
Iistos; =
Los mas sabios;
Los mas doctos;
LIS mas logicos;
Aqui y en- todo ell globo civil
zado.
Tambiea Sc pintan solos ESQ.
periodicos para tenernos en- per.
pstuo asombro Goa sus ocurrenti.
simas...... genialidades.
| Ahi esta E Criterio de- HUNS
Gao, que no nos dejara msntir.
7 el cual, momentos antes de |,
reciente bat.lla electoral, ,e no,
descolgsbs con esta geniali1ad
sobresaliente entire las ma. sobre
salientes del repertoire regsnsra
dor:
-" E. partido autonomista deL
ser, en- los distritos en- que al
puede luchar decorosamente, g
que vele por el honor del pats
por el honor del Gobierno, par
que no Sc olga que este, por 9
mfsero prop6.ito de ahogsr nues
ira voz en- las Cortes de Ia Naci6u
: hsce de baratero, dando el co
po q todos los districts liberales
y En- vista de tan estupendo ex
sremo de generosidad y de ce'
por ell honor del G Jbierno que
de hoy en- adelante sera osado
iudar del fer siente am or que Z
Criterio de Humacao siente pc
ayAatoridad y por el Poder3
Por supuesto, y dicho sea g
buen hora, quela epica abnegaci6l
}. que ell sub ,ime sacri6cio Zen prt
yecto) del colega han resultad
completa = perfecta mente innec'
sarios J ociosos.
RI E,to no significa, empero, qu
: no hayau de tenscsele en- cuen'
9 el dfa en- que d premiar msritt
. se toque. g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-11
e. claro.

Es claro.
| Con tan elevados sentimiento.
de- adhesion al G )blerno y q gu
honor lc6mo iba & yer con bue
oos ojos e! Criterio que aqusl &C
pertase 10 mismo que IN baratsro
en las eleeciones, copando la ban
ca electoral y dejando per istam
al gran partidof
A yer quien descifta este logo.
griso.
Ua peri6dico autonomista de
campaniIlas como Ell Criterio nc
qulere consentir que ell Gobierno
hsga el triste papel de 6aratero
7 esto no obstante, ell citade
periodico y otros de Ia canada
suelen tratar al Gobierno como si
fdese, en- Ia escsla de 10 mao, aI'
GO peor que un baratero.
sEn que consistira esto7
Tienen Ia paiabra los al I'd spices
augure', consultores y sumos 90
cerdotes del Autonomismo.
lOh primor!
| Al On hamos venido 4 parAr,
por confession de algunos colegas
autonomistas. que la derrota de
C)rton en- Mayagues, y consi
guientemente el triunfo de Las.
tres, 40 SO debens no:
A coacciones;
A ilegalidades;
A abusos;
A chanchullos.
Como hs manifestado otro or.
ganillo de la cofradia.
Sc deben, santo cielo, al hecho
de haber votado con nosotros Va
rios autonomista, y de hAberse
abstenido otros.
Por 10 que hay quien habla dc
j adas y del Conde don Julian y
otros personsjss del tenor si.
guiente.
I'm virtud de 10 cual es forzoio
preguntar:
IHabra sdn quien niegue Ia
avasalladora Influenza de las bue /.
nas causas, cuando, segdn ell die
ramen de testigos de mayor ex-
cepci6n, autonomistas SON los que
en- Ia Ultima jornada electoral de
Maysguez inclinaron Ia balanza
del exito hacia Ell Iado del senior
Lastres2
Conteste quien quiers y pueda
4 esto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-11
JuICIo ORAL.

Ma juicio oral y pdb'iso vibss
'vs' 80 IA Ssla 10 51sticia do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-11
UN PUGRTORRIQUENO

DIS TIN @ II ID O
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

eolored gown; Miss Ferguson, Of Al
bany, In pink crepe; Joy Lindsay, In
white with broad yellow sash; Mrs.
O'Donnell, in gray; Mrs. Gaynor, Of
Boston, In Vatican gown-one's head
whirls as the room becomes one mass
Of light and color and perfume.
What Is the charm of Narragnnsett?
Freedom, for one thing. There is not
that absolute subserviency to conven-
tionality which is to be found at New
port People seem to go In for a jollier,
hesrtier time. They throw off the
bondage of custom to certain extent
and whoop It up in q mildly exhilarst-
ing fashion.
The wiclsedness Of the pier Is consid-
erably overdrawn L. the irnagin alive
paragrapher. Perhaps men and women
do forget their years and become boys
and girls again as they tumble and roll
about in the surf and on the sand. Per-
haps a coguette finds full SWING on the
beach and employs more than ona
favored cavalier to hold on her Tapping
1eghorn. Perhaps the girls who wear
those scarlet silk stockings and wonder
ful little red shoes are a bit careless
about crossing their feet, but after all
these are harmless bits of iniquity and
hurt no ones morals.
Children have an especially good time
ut Narragarsett. Indeed, the most i'm
moral features there seemed to be the
way in which youngsters are allowed to
r1'n, riot and yell like so many little
Sioux Indians. causing by their antics
and uuearthly noise much rage. fury
and profanity. never felt so immoral
in my life rs when, wearied with the
days work and sightseeing, tried to
Sleep and heard a pack of bowling In
fants rush through the halls with tho
fury and onslaught Of a Kansas cyclone.
tell you the result was worse than
that which could possibly be obtained
by any reprehensible breach or Casino
scone. PEeeY PExDESNIs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

oe quick supper st the CsAfno or
Jae9crs or dinner as sherry's or .
blackboard ride after rhododendrons.
which is one of the features here.
There is no yachting. but horseback
riding. dancing and lowers for .',e
girls mean endless expenses. 20 =.
nothing Of the drinks, which every
man who understands good form must
Put himself outside of during The
twsnsy-four hours. Think Of the Mar
bill roung swell must pay. when a
juiep ccsts ~ cents. brandy and soda
IS cents and every cocktail Is cents
Hhy rs enough tn ruin every dear boy
On the way M frora the beach IL a
strong attraction for all The iades. Tt
- in the shape CT saucy. psquant little
beauty in a lapssiarY's shop The very
snartest traps az the pier stand by the
boor IN front OF tha. shcr. ard snail
sittle creata<e who tells Cholly how he
should have his sleeve links re>e. or his
lccxes studded n 70 whispered that
mere than one proud beauty is ieslosss
Of th@ presiding divinity OF that Isy<
szsry's shop.
Cpmricts white costumes are au ths
rarc .t Narragansott From bat 20
shccs ni,lda,u or miss attires herself.
Tor this virvinal cossurse, once supposed
81 h csnsecratei - vuunT girls, has
been appropriated BY t'e married seiles-
tsoinT dow a che pavilion walk to-siaT, /
met a sfriiSir.T-loesisr woman "a tie
sunny side II fsrey. sac was large, and
suseious, ard dark, ard soc was
cowned IN psre white that httsd "a her
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

shape Hef bas. her g20ses. 1sr para
sol were spotlesz. and. u eonPlete the
picture. she held her Eilkez skirts ia
her hand 10 rsEesl the white shoes and
the row upon row Of delicate iaee
rounes7gs on her pettieosts This was
Ars- Gen Draper. Kentucky bslle.
who has sPent many seasons AZ Nara
gansett.
The Robinson girls. Of Edge~ood. at
trsc. = great deal II attention when
they drive IN their smart yellow buck
board They are stylish. fasn-iOsing and
acconpiisaed- Que Is very highly gifted
l1Gsleally. Another seeI1s 10 % for
ever inja~ing herself First she
sprsined her 6nger. and went about
with her hand IA a cling a Ia Sallie
Hargous. and with a .aost becoming
pa,l0r. Then she sprsined her ankle.
and row drives with pair of erutehss
az her side.
tis said that the contest for the posi-
ton cf belle viii be settled when Miss
Helen wberry, Of Detroit. arrives
Miss Newt berry will visit Miss Carrie
Morrow. She Is great belle, beauty
Of the blonde type, exceedingly ac-
complished, devoted 10 athletics, speaks
a half dozen languages, rows, swiras,
dances. rides, and Is great matri-
monisl catch, having more money than
Miss Thompson, who was recently riar-
ried 70 Mr.. Cannon. Miss Ncwberry
knows all the available New York men
and was . pronounced success at the
Ponce de Leon In 81. Augustine last
winter.
Rhododendron hunting Is . craze Just
now. There Is . great swamp near
Charleston pond where parties go to
hunt for the big pink and white bios
SONS You will meet buckboards laden
with people bearing home these huge
balls 10 decorate their houses and
tables. Others hunt the wild roses and
morning glories which run riot through
the woods and across lanes
Let US peep In at Casino hop this
rainy, foggy evening. Lights gleam,
music allures. beautiful fuces smile and
tiny feet fly over the polished floor.
Who Is .As belle? There are SO many
pretty women it Is absolutely provoking.
There is dainty Lucy Turner. in gold
and black gauze, with bodice Of
golden-husd silk; there is Miss Robin
SON. In rose silk with brocaded bodice;
there u pretty Miss Mannice, in dove
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
An Important Tunnel.

The greatest engineering feat In the
history Of the anthracite coal mining is
about ~ begin II Is the commence
ment OF what will be known as the
Jeddo tunnel, which viii be driven for
the purpose of draining the flooded
mines of Jeddo a1d Harl,igh. II will
be constructed from Butler valley. Pa.
10 the bottom Of Ebcrvade mammoth
vein, distance of three miles. through
solid rock. TO be eight feet square In
the clear. The scheme OF tunneling
through the mountain frst occurred TO
John Harkle. who Is 20 be president Of
the company, whish will bear tho title
Of Jeddo Tunnel Company (linitsd). II
VIII open an incxhaustble supply Of
coal and furnish employment for tnou-
sands of people for many years tn come.
IL viii also serve the double purpose Of
draining al the coIlicries in ths vsllsy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
PROGRESS IN SCIENCE.

THE following metals will conduct
electricity in the following proportions,
viz: Silver. 100; copper, %; gold, n;
aluminium. SO; zinc, 2s; platinum, 10;
iron, l5; nickel. 10; tin, IL; lead, Z. OF
the above, copper and iron havo the
greatest commercial value as electrical
conductors.
DIvERs in the clear waters Of the
tropical seas find that fish of different
colors when frightened do not all dart
in the same direction, but that each Diff
ferent kind takes shelter in that por-
tiun of the submarine growth nearest
In color to that of the fish.
DURING the past winter the earth Of
the village of Kirnujarwi, near Paja,
Lapland. became suddenly very hot, the
ice and snow melting Immediately. and
the application of ones hand to the
earth was liable to result in an uncom-
fortably werm sensation
THE use Of oil to smooth the sea In
rough weather has been applied to the
ically, releasing tho oil gradually and
preventing the heavy waves from break
ing over the buoy and suffoceting the
person in it.
RKcENr experiments show that an
electric current will travel over a good
conductor ut the ratio of 600 miles a
minute, or around the earth in three
seconds. Light travels at the rate OF
1000, 900 miles q minute.
AM,Na recent inventions is an au-
tomato electrical pump. 1t shuts itself
Off by q slow closing switch when the
tank is full, and starts again just be-
fore the tank becomes empty.
Tm mcelebrated military balloon works
in Paris has produced an aerial torpedo
boat" of which one has been bought by
the Russian government. The trials
will be secret.
TIE latest improvements in the long
distance telephones have raised the
question of the probability of their be-
ing put into operation between this
country and Europe.
TIE electrostatic resistance of the
Atlantic cable reduces the speed OF the
electric current moro than one-thirel,
requiring three seconds for 1t to travel
to Europe.
IT has been calculated that the actual
amount Of salt contained in the ocean
would cover an area of 5000. 600 square
miles with a layer one mile thick.
FROM observations on the transit Of
mercury recently taken at the Lick OBJ
servatory, the diameter of that planet
IS given as 1890 miles.
The most recent steel rails have q
higher precentsge OF carbon and the
steel produced is harder
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13


Two eAilarea Of Charles ReftscAsk
Of hedding, Cal. were fatally burned
while starting Are in the fanily cook
stove.
Clyde showater. aged years Of
eenton Harbor. Mich. ligAted fars
with kerosene aaa WAS sarasG u
death
The steamer Glendwon was burned
On Lake Winnipeg Saturday. Charles
Masters. one Of the crew, WAS suraed
10 death
John Lspgstaf and four ehildreu
were struck by an engine az oskslcosaD
la, Sunday. Two of the children were
fatally hurt.
John A. Gerhareser, for ten years q
book xAeeper IN the Gernsn-A msricsn
bank Al st Louis. Mo. Is said to De
$1,000 short In his accounts
Mrs. William Drsger, of Ripon. WIS.
took three ounces OF paris green and
cut herself in various places with a
razor Saturday night She died sun.
day morning.
A census Office bulletin shows the
total number of eommuaicants of the
$ Catholic church in the United States to
be o.s5o, o4s. The church OWES property
valued at Sis, ,Ssi,5is.
IuAnenza has again made its appear
anss in Moscow and is attacking peo-
pie In all classes of society. The re-
ports show that IN An average SEQ per.
sons are daily prostrated by the dis
ease.
MIRA Mary 3. Holmes, Of Rockford,
Ill. proposes TO invest from SIS. 600 to
100000 in colored female school te
accommodate l5e pupils as memorial
to her mother. 1t Is to be located in
Mississippi
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
H..p..r or,ns<.ene. !. Order.

A r-indstone has not. che would sup
pose, very delicate constitution. II
has rever been chosen as . type of
fragile sensitiveness. but IL has never
theless suscsptibilities Of It's own. and
the Northwestern Mechanic gives use
ful advice as 10 its care and treatment.
The exposure of the stone 10 the sun,
says that Journal, has a tendency 10
harden IL. and II ope part be left in the
water tabitually ii viii grow soft and
wear away fasher than the other. III
the trough Is put upon movable sup
ports IN = frame. II can be adjusted 20
The stone without much Iosa Of time.
Or sslow she water 10 drip from q
vatsrspcut. an old white lead kee win
answer. fixsd above the stone. Always
clean or all grsasy or rusty tools be-
fore sharpening. "a grease choxes IN
the grit; and always keep the stone
perfectly rsnnd, BY r~zeeinx II OF when
nece~axv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

Also bhAuL8s OAtdAI8B VI BA-0OV~
KmGon psApLk OF NEW Sx1sEY.
rapt an hsd disappeared. The fair dev-
otees had nnished their prayers and
were now resdy for the real business Of
ths day.
''Havs Jon seen the widowgr was one
Of the first questions asked me-
"What widow? II there only one
widow hereY'
There are widows ana WIDOWS, bat
only one widow at the pier" was the
quick reply, "apd speaking Of angels.
here she comes"
A superbly formed creation ap-
proached-a JUNG In q Psrisian gown.
"A woman Of the Lillian Russell type, a
glowing pink and white blonde. Yell
low hair. blue eyes and a color Of
peaches and cream. Her costume was
of navy blue cresson, bordered with
black. II opened over q vest as yellow
a. her hair. Her hat was stunning
leghorn trimmed with black feathers,
and she wore white gloves and the first
white embroidered veil which had
found its way over from Newport. A
beautiful little girl as blonde al her
lovely mother walked BY her, and
on the other side devoted cavalier
In the person Of handsome Ned Gray,
OF Boston. "Ths" widow Is Mrs. L
Courtney O'Donnell Of Baltimore,
chic, dasAing. the center Of attraction
wherever she goes. She is q mans
woman, . good comrade, fond Of out
door sports, especially Of yachting.
She is picture in her yachting gown
of blue serge with scarlet trimmings
and wearing the jauntiest Of imported
light-grav Alpine hats On account Of
her beauty. wealth and independence
she II q shining mark for the old
Tabbies, who are in as great force at
the pier as everywhere, yowling ana
scratching at anyone who chances to be
young and attractive.
Another Baltimore woman attracts
much attention-Mrs. Ross Whistler,
cousin of the Winans and niece by mar
riage of the great Whistler. She is Q
pretty little woman, considered a great
beauty by Baltimorea1s and always
wears the most striking costumes.
There are several handsome young
men here who are pointed out as
''bloods" and high rollers" There
are Col. Wheaton, Ned Gray, Martin de
Garmendia and William Kane, to whom
belongs the distinction Of driving the
most stunning trap here. Mr.. Kane 10
also one of the most perfect dressers at
Che pier and creates distinct stir when
ne drives his blooded tandem through
the town. Perhaps one of the hand
somest men here Is Ned Buckley, whose
dark eyes and superb physique receive
many glances Of admiration from the
bellies. These young msn find plenty
OF WAYS 70 spend money. There may
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

"Did you tell that man I'd gone 70
San Francisco, as told you to. james,"
"Yes. cir, I told him you started this
morning"
That's n good bov. And what did
hcssavT'
"Iie wanted 70 know when you'd BE-
back. aud told him after lunch. SIR"
--Harpprs Raxar
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
LUMBER CARRIER.

"A Useful Csntrivance Invented BY . Beth
el (Me.) Man.
The hangers in this carrier, which are
sustained by suitable supports, have
grooves in the outer ends Of their feet,
and the wire track rope rests in the
grooves. In vertical holes through the
feet fastcnings are inserted which en-
gage the strands of the track rope. The
hangers have eyes at their upper ends
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

IN tfT HT7FEsI f~T-T Ut - Fs<s1
xxo-rx. ask srusxist fsr Wostr's fHosfHoo4ss
ff h. oilers sore worthless Eafa iciEe IN fisc>
~ this. leave ffs afsfameS5 Sfsre. incitse price
n, ie4sar snd ws I'll s-Bs - rsfurn mai
stx ~ cure Pamphlet in plata sea e. en-
wslepe. 2ss.mps Address 1hs wscd Chem
fr.fCs ~ ~ eod warsaw. fetralf. Afeh.
sea in 6raed Rapids By b. 4. Silsos-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
NARRAGANSETT BELLIES
Pretty Women Who Have Taken
the Pier By Storm
zas wfaow-Lirtis saints Who rsrt Ilks
czin-ko1aa Asn who Are Hsxh-
Hslls<s "A BezAfy BsAl11
the coaafsr.


n k an amazing thing 70 ter, bu.
PeoEis actually go 70 ehGreA az the
1asr. trcza ?. hotel piazza | watched
TIE wcvshipers gather dowagsrs in
six snd Lace. young gtrls IN fiuttering
lsssns AMI Orgzndiss. walking sedat .ly
and wearing deso'lt expression under
thsfs scarlet pGFasols- Later l saw
ttnss same little saints some at
the beach flirting like Cain
thai iss n Cain hfrtsd. We have
no record u II, bat ! presume ne did
what all men have done since lis day.
The s.irttuelle hook had vanished, the
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

BosTos. Aug fi--Ths Glendon Com
panv. engaged in the Insnufscsvrs OF
sash. blinds aud interior fnishings. has
failed The liabilities are said 10 be
SO. coo ard the assets SOC oeo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

What is .he row over at the mu-
sc-1ras~
A fake dentist sold the fre-ester .
set Of eellnioid teeth. Tack.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

He'll never yrt over nv j'itin1 him. =
Why, vas he 80 in love with youy'
"oh. no lie vas so in love With hsrD-
self ~-Tiss
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer N the manufacture of -four.
Try he LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

and points at their lower ends, or gTap-
pllne hooks are provided. with eyes In
their butt ends and bolt passing
through the eyes. the hooks embedding
the sides and the point the face Of the
hanger support-Mecharica News
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
w ood's ospb q lin q!
TUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Prom etly and Fermaa-
eyfiy e7Gres all FORMS 8f
Nervous WeasDe-s I'm
issians Spf flrAtoTf -.
Imnoieacy. .aR1 al Elects
of Atnsr or kxcrS<es
Peen prescribed ever =
wears IN Thousands Of
eases; is fhe ovty ssiIa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
The New Pension Law,

which they may not have fully considered. 1t
is very liberal Pensions ale being granted
With no orncr evidence save - medical eNami-
nation. The majority OF claimants are getting
slz month. ou can be prosecuting calm
under the Od'law and a claim under the New
Law at the same time. Ons claim does not
conflict with the oiner. You con draw pen
sion under the new law. and then cOpplete
and draw q pension on your claim under the
old law. 1ourcw stand two chances 10 get 4
pension where or nrrly you had only one. aud
perhaps very lin chance.
COMNADk, lOU IAN GET PEN
SION II you served 60 days. were honorably
discharged. and row have a permanent dis
ability. provided 1, is not the result OF your
vicious habits. Then IL you received anv dis
ability While in the L. :. service you can fiie n
claim under the old law. and II you finally be-
come helpless yan csn get ~ month.
WHY NOT APPLY At ONCE2
Fee for increase claim s.. File your claim
for the sake Of your family IL not for your own
sake. Cal, upon Or write. Yours in i. L. L L..
RLES IA. GIBSON.
Late Acting Chaplain Michigan Soldiers Home
also OF Company p. 2lst Mich. Infantry.
SOLICITOR OF PENSIONS.
kooms 25. New Houseman Block. Opposite
City Hail. Grand Rapids. Mich.
TELEPHONE 1919.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-13
Does Experience COUNT

1t does, In every line of business,
aud especially In compounding aud
preparing medicines. This Is Illus
trated in the great superiority of
Hoods Sarsaparilla over other pre-
paratlons, ~ shown by the remark
able Cures IL has accomplished,
The head OF the firm of &, /. Hood
II thoroughly competent and
experienced pharmacist, having de.
voted his whole life to the study and
actual preparation of medicines.
He IN also meulber of the Massa.
chusetts and American Pharma-
ceutical Associations, aud continues
actively devoted to supervising the
preparation of aud managing the
business connected with Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Hence the superiority aud peculiar
merit Of Hoods Sarsaparillaare built
npon the most substantial fnunda-
don. In its preparation there Is rep,
resented all the knowledge which
modern research In medical science
has developed, combined with long
experience, hmln.work, aud eXper-
imeut. IL Is ouly necessary to give
this medicine fair trial TO realize It's
great curative value.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-13
A Book For Every Woman.

The wonderful sale Of the book
"Tokology," by Alice Is. Stockham,
M. d., has been the best commenda-
ton IL has ever received. Every
where it is finding its place In the
home, guiding, relieving, advising
and saving with Its good sense and
practical truths. II II not II com
mon book, but every page of II is
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minded manner for the relief of her
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When | opened the book, and saw
the strong sweet face Of lts writer,
knew should find nothing but
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wish every woman In the land could
read it, Marietta Holley, "Josiah
Aliens Wife"
Enclosed find $500 for two copies
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and consider II worth its weight In
gold.--Mrs. q. w, Banfeld.
| cannot say how much | admire
you for writing Tokology. That
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Dlpkinaon.
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Ing for Tokology.-- ELLA Hlscook.
Tokology is indeed a bible for every
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Tokology Is doing more for
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