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o,uRrrs ALMOST BY THE THOUSAND
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yos,.rdov was n red-Ietter day in the annals OF
Tho Tribune club formed to allot and distribute
among readers the 1000 sets OF the Century DC
tionary and Cyclopedia
For the Information OF those VINO no" see '"e az
nouncement for the first time. and to save 'he'"
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ers OF this parer who have expressed their desire
IN secure n set OF ten volumes OF the above WORK
at the low Wholesale price of 81 s. per volume, that
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of the books from the Century Company ana at
which 1t is now offering the same TO readers, thus
placing each Individual on par with the largest
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As matter OF fact. 81 S per volume Is the very
lowest price at which the book was ever secured
fror, the Century Company from any other
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that It took about ten years time and something
like a million OF money to complete the century
Dictionary alone.
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