Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 331

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Hood's Sarsaparilla

rids the blood of scrofalous and all other bnmiers an ] all forelen matters.

Uur Løftlest Moghinius,

The recor . . ! the zovi igiral survey in Washington estat lish the fact that the loftiest known mountain in North America 1x Wenn' MeKinley in Alaska abont 211 mules trom the shore of Cook inlet The aboriginal name of the peak is Tralega. It is 20,464 feet high. This is not far from the ele- ation of Mount Chimborazo, the highest peak of the Andes, and is 2,440 feet greater than that of Mount St. Elias, which was at one time be- lieved to be our loftiest mountain.

Two Polais of Vlew.

Augustus (to fair cousin, at whose bouse he is paying a visit)-1 have been spending the morning up at the ruins of the old Norman caqstle that you talk so much about. Fair Cousin-Oh. yes! What a sweet place it is: gud do you know that it is full of the most charming and roman- tic associations?

"Is it? It's a fine place for rats.". Judge.

Stepped Into Live Coals.

"When a child I burned my foot fright- fully." writes W H Ends of Jonesville. Va . "which caused horrible leg aue fur 30 years, but Luc'slen's Arvien Salve wholly cured me after everything ++ failed." Infallible før burns, scald4. cuts, sores, bruises and piles, Sold at Masow's drug store; 25c.

Jell-O. the New Dessert,

If your stomach is weak it should have pleases all the tatnily Fimnr favor -: Lemon, orange, raspberry and stinw

he p. Hund's sarsaparilla gives strength to the stomach and chips dispepsia and berry. At your grocers, Ic .; try it to indigestion. day.

Chilson's Market

Home Dressed Chickens, 20c 1b

12; to 15c

Home Dressed Fowis ... 16c Forequarter Lamb ... 10c

Fresh Pork.

Hams Shoulders

12c Salt Pork . 10c 12c 11 lbs. Salt Pork . . . . $1.00 10c 16 lbs. fine Granulated 16c Sugar . 1.00

PASKEL CELERY, fine eating. 13c., 2 bunches 25c. BEST BUTTER IN 10WN.

CHILSON, POST OFFICE BLOCK.

Our Business for Half a Century has been to make and sell

CLOTHING FOR

Men and Boys.

We make but one grade of goods -the highest-and the work is done on our own premises under cleanly conditions and open at any time to the inspection of our customers.

It is impossible to make, anywhere, BETTER clothing than we make, or to sell it at a LOWER PRICE.

MACULLAR PARKER COMPANY, 400-Washington Street-400 BOSTON.

EDISON'S PHONOGRAPH

Better than a Piano, Organ, or Music Box, for it sings and talks as well as plays, and don't cost as much. It reproduces the music of any instrument-band or orchestra-tells stories and sings-the old familiar bymns as well as the popular songs-it isalways ready. See that Mr. Edison's signature is on every machine, Cata- logues of all dealers, or NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO., 135 Fifth Ave., New York. anh1-enw

THE HARRIS AND MOWRY CO.B

GREAT GLOVE SALE

Our great purchase at auction of 2000 pairs of the cel- ebrated Wertheimer Gloves at less than 50c. on $1.00.

ON SALE THIS WEEK At the Lowest Prices Ever Known on Such Merchandise.

Don't miss this great opportunity to get a season's supply.

Extra salespeople engaged to wait on you promptly. Come early. Every pair new, fresh, up-to-date. Every shade new and beautiful.

ABSOLUTE

SECURITY.

Genuine

Carter's Little Liver Pills.

Must Bear Signature of

Brentwood

See Fac-Simile Wrapper Below.

Very small und as easy to take as sagar.

FOR HEADACHE.

CARTERS FOR DIZZINESS.

ITTLE IVER PILLS.

FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPIO LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION

GENUINE BUSY MAVI LO NATURE

25 cents Purely Vegetable, Kaparyrel

CURE SICK HEADACHE.

Ladies' 2-clasp Kid Gloves,

black and selt-embroidered tan, mode. brown. white and black. worth 75c., sale price. per pair.

Ladies' 2-clasp Kid Gloves,

self and black embroidered, ox blood. golden tan and brown, worth $1.50, the most extraordinary valne advertised at, per pair.

Ladies' Mocha Gloves

in tan, brown and grey, worth $1.75 per pair, positively the best value ever offered at. per pair,

98c

in tan, mode, brown, self and black em- broidered, worth 89c. per pair. Special value at

59c

In connection with this great sale we offer our regular line of Fine Kid Gloves -- the Reynier, Trefousse, Peerless, Foster, Paul, Fownes, Chaumont, etc .-- at extremely low prices.

The Harris & Mowry Co.

WOONSOCKET, R. I.

TIME IS LIFE

Che

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FRIDAY OCTOBER 5. 1800

VOTE for Mckinley any hasten the suppression t tie gler lla warfare in the Pui ipicties

SEE to it that your neighbor gets reg. Istrien and votes, and then you will be pretty sure to do so Voltself

URGE they tug men to get registered and to vole the liepub can ticket. . \ great many of them need ouly a little judicious u ging to cause thein to take this step.

EXPANSION WIN give yon wider and better markets, causing; better prices for what you produce. Get legitimate and bouorable expansion by sotiug for the lepublicau Dum nees.

FREE siver is not heard of very much. Just now, but it is the threatening evi . in case of Bryan's election that is can- tu bus ness men to prepare for a terni ble panic b case of his success Prevent the pau . by pirveating Ir's election just so tai on your vote wi do It.

ALI. admit that Mckinley has handled the ( sinese problem m s' admirably. He wi babille ather Dassunal problem> with equa' abin'y if you give him a chance by giving hum your vites What cau y a hope to gain by a change? And atefais . under what a terrible rink these mes it n ta responsibly

Do not leverte yourself with the idea tiat your voir . won't Count 1 may be bre very sige me heeded tre erta good Kep ican. Such Instances bave Lappene But it is your duty and your privilege to vote, and thus help secure a continuance of the blessings you have eu) gelfu the past tan years Your doy to yourself and to your neighbors demands voor vue

WHEN yon ge to 'De pois alluw ample time to vote for every candidate ou the list You get this chance but once a year, ur once in tweein four years. In every doubtinl strict take special pa us to vote for the Republican con gressinnal candidates, They will all be needed at Washington to uphuld the lidbes of President MeKinley and tu co operate with the senate in enacting wise ing Nativu.

BRYAN posts as the enemy of monop ol> He says there can be "no good mo unjuly io private bauds " But in 19; Bryan wrote a back. He got a "money. oly" nu it by taking ont a copyright. It has maile him rich, Were it not for that "monopoly" Ine book would be sold for a third or a quarter of its pres en' price. He practices the raukest and most absolute imamopoly himself but condemus it in others. "Consistency is a jewel" but its name is not Bryan.

THE Republicans of congress in le my euacted a jaw against trusts, which ha- already done much good Further ex is.at op, a constitutiona amendment. wer led to make that law most effective But in June last, by an almost sul Democratic vote. tl » ame Iment war defeated, whim nu a must -. i Republ . can Vote was caxl 'fri A twothirds vote was needed. The whendiei 1 would have been raiheal, extreme, and have given ampie power to cmb any tinstiu exix'elice. 1. was ijetratel lix the Democrats and now they are making their opposit on tur trusts then cardinal virtue.

THE best most of the the whole

lican admını tial n, x ue he kepnb i- cau party was founded. I his led pl -- Tres al pispet 13. bat alione er it bon hala Deuroeratie admitstial un r Las had business iliatieas and financ . 'isar tel. Every intel gent was known this. There are just in gold Demerals, per their country's good just de rainer y and honestly. But the culd frozen truth of history is that the Democratie influence paralyzes industry while K- publican influence stimulates and U. creades l' Yeaix of lalk and tous of ar. gumeuts could prove no more The in- telligent man will therefore support the Republicau candidates.

1 3

Mo.

13.00

4 30

1.00 14 00 16 00

100 33 00

34.00

5 In. 443

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R Siness

It cures the croup at once. Then when any one in the family comes down with a hard cold or cough a few doses of the Pectoral will cut short the attack at once. A 25 cent bottle will cure a miserable cold; the 50c. size is better for a cold that has been hanging on. Keep ibs dollar size en band.

"About :" years ago 1 came near dying with is asuajuction, but was cured w.th Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, since which lime I have kept Ayer's medicines in the house and recom. mend them to all my friends." C. I. MATHEWSON,

Jan. 14. 1 .2. Bristol, Vt.

Write The Doetut. If you have any comp mini whatever and desire the best medical adeles write the doctor best medical advice, write the doctor free'y. Address Dr. J C. ATER, Lowell. Mais

Rather Inconsistent.

"My dear," said the sensation: clergyman. "I want you to write to all the city edit irs and ask them to send representatives to the church Ou sunday to report my sermen " "Very well." replied his wife, whe was also his steretary, "whnl do you propose to preacb about :"

"1 will strongly urge the aho ithor of all sunday la or "-Ph' weth Press

The Proper Wny. "Yen shirod never print, Jehus .. said Mrs. Brown, as they left the ship: "'t is very ru'e " "But what are you in do. ma. w'er rou don't know the name thing .v. ftl.

"Why." she returned. "he! the .º sistant show you everything in the shop until he comes to the right . ne." -N. Y. World.

Old Friend in n New Dress. "Oh. my ear aughter." (to a atte girl of s \ "you should not be fright- esed an ru from the goat. Don'ty v know you are a Christian Scientist " "Ba', mamma." exciter y. "the to y Pat tsD'1 know it."-Trained Moth- erbo

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury,

mercury w | & ately destroy the sense of stue and upleten derange the whole system when entering il through the wucons surfare4, Sich arti les should never be used except un prescrip tions from reputable physicians as the damage ther wil ilu ts tento I tu the groml vun can preg. -il v derive from them. Ha'l' Catarrh Care. manufactured hy F. J Cheter & Co .. Toledo, 1 . contains no merr iry and is taken internally. arting direct y upon the blood and mucons fans of the syste n. In buying Hal & Catarrh Core be x 'te jon get the genuine Testimonials free. F .J CHENEY & Co., Tuledu. (. Hall's Family Pills are the best.

Quite Ordinary. "I: b+ a nán ( m ch ca, her?" *No: just ... . das med smooth

Ladies' 2-clasp Suede Gloves

49c

in pearl, light mode and opera shades; also GLACE KID in tan, brown and grey, worth $1.75 per pair, sure to create a furor at. per pair.

69c

Ladies' 2-clasp Pique Kid Gloves

98℃

in tan, red. grey, brown, mode, pearl. lemon. white and black, embroidered back,superior quality kid. worth $1.50 to $2, sure to be in overwhelming demand, at per pair

79c

Misses' 2-clasp Kid Gloves

Hindquarter Lamb,

Legs Lamb

ADVERTISING RATES

1 Space. Wk. Wk. W'k Mo. Mo. Mu 1 10 .. 1 00 1 25 1 +! 1 13

16 10

. . . 5

5 1 2

THE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 26, 1900.

BUY YOUR CLOTHING THIS WEEK

And buy it here in this big store, right in the most convenient part of the city to come to. Always as light as day, and at this time filled with the largest and best stock of Clothing, Furnishings and Hats ever displayed in this city. Our prices are lower than the same quality of goods are sold for either in Boston or Providence, and it will pay you well to

PICK FROM THESE CREAT OFFERS.

MEN'S SUITS WORTH $6.50.

Handsome All -Wool Suits in neat extra well made and trimmed. These suits will outwear any suits you can find in this state under $6.50, and they look better, too. Choice .

MEN'S $10.00 SUITS

FALL OVERCOATS

Men's All-Woul Suits in fanny chavints A stunning line of stylish Coverts, mud cassimetes, extra well maile, Trimmed in the best manner This

line of sulis is better Him the best $111.00 s018 you Can find in any simre in this city. Our price

5.95 A SUIT.

MEN'S $15.00 SUITS

Over two dozen new styles in this line ot high grade Fancy Warsled, Cheviot, und Tweed Suits, stripe, check, plaid and plain patterns seuil plain und fancy mixtures. Choice of single tud double breasted vesl>. smile me tailored in These hest. manger and air great value at uttr price of + +

9.75 A SUIT.

C. E. LONGLEY & CO., Depot Square, Woonsocket.

Banker Routs a Robber.

J. R. Garrison, cashier of the bank of ; Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed at health by a serions lung trouble until he ! tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Cou. sumption Then he wrote: "It is the best medicine I ever used for a severe cold ur a bad case of lung tronble always keep a hatla un hand." Don't chest or lung trouble when you cau be cured so easily. Only 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free at Maxon's drug store.

Broken Bric-A-Bracs.

Mr. Major, the famous cement man, of New York, explains some very interest ing facts about Major's cement. The multitudes who use this standard article know that it is many hundred per cent. better than uther cements for which similar claims are made, but a great many do not know why. The simple ason Is that Mr. Major uses the best materials ever discoverod and offer man-' nfacturers do not use them, because they itre to expensive and do not allow large profits. Mr. Major tells us that one of the elements of his cement ensts $3.70 pound, and another cost $2 05 a gallon while a large share of the so called ce ure nothing more than 16 cent glue, di solved in water or citric acid, and in smine cases, altereil slightly in color am) odor by the addition of cheap aud useless materials, Major's cement retails at fif- tern and twenty-live cepts # bottle, News. minl wheic a dealer tries to sell a substi tate you can depend upon it that his nuly object is to make a larger profit. The profit on Major's cement is as much as any dealer ought to make un any ce -! if the fact that each ilealer gets his share of the benefit of Mr. Major's advertising which now amounts to $5000 a month, | Thronghunt the country. Established 1876. luxist un having Major's, ; a druggist. If you are at all handy (and yon will be likely to limi that you are muye an than you imagine) you cant re- pair your rubber boots and family shoes, and other rubler and leather articles, with Major's rubber cement and Majur's leather cement. And you will he sur prised at how many dollars a year yon will sive If your driegist can't supply you, it will be forwarded by mail; enthor kidl. Free of postage.

Many Miles of Hard Sledding, The distance from the farthest point of polar discovery lo the pole itself thenis and liquid glne, upon the market is 460 miles.

Where There's a Will.

Where there's a will there's always one or more lawyers .- Chicago Diily

A Flendish Attack.

cine cures backache and kidney trouble' purifies the blood auml builds up your health. Only 3De, at Mason's drug store.

Diplomney.

McSwatters-Diplomacy is a game of chess.

MeSwitters-How can That be ? Ches. is played on the squarr. - Syracuse Herald.

What's Your Face Worth ?

Sometimes a fortune, but never if yan

A rich lady, cured uf her deafness have a sallow campdexion, a janudiced | tie you bought me .-- Judge.

in the head by Dr. Nicholsun's Artificial Ear drums, gave $10,000 to his institule, su tlune leaf people nuable to procure the par drums miny have them free. Aildress No. 5065C, The Nicholson Justitite, 750

Eighth avenue, New York, U.S.A. j127

DAVID CITY, NEB., April 1, 1000. Genesse Pure Fund Cu., Le Roy, N. Y .: Gentlemen :- I must say in regard to GRAIN-O that there Is nothing better ur

healthier, We have used it for years, My

brother was a great coffee drinker. Wax Irken slok und the doctor said coffee was the cause of It and told ns to nise GRAIN O. We got a package but did unt like it at first, but now would not be with. out it. My brother has been woll ever since we started to nse ik

Yours truly, LILLIE SocioR.

Une of Waste Sinte.

Slate pencils were formerly all cut from solid slate, just as it is dug from the earth, hut pencils so made were ohjretrd to on account of the grit which they contain, and which would scratch the slate. To overcome this difficulty an ingenious process has been devised by which the slate is ground to a very fine powder, all grit and foreign substances removed, and the powder bulted through silk cloth in much the same manner in which tlour is bolted, The powder is then made into a dough, and this dough Is subjected lo a very heavy hydraulic pressure, which presses the pencil out the required shope and dimmeter. but in length about three fort. While yet soft the pencils are cut into the de sired lengths and set onl to dry in the open air. After They are thoroughly dry the pencils are placed in stenm baking kilns, where they receive the proper lemper. Pencils made in this manier are not only frer from al! grit, and of uniform hardness, hut are stronger Than those cut out of solid sinte. For these reasons they have superseded the old kind, Over 25,000, un of these pencils wer made aun sold in 1999 by one American concerr in Chattanooga .- Cement and Slate

Even Later.

He had been talking and talking ant taiking unlil the poor girl was so tired ind sleepy she didn't know whether il was this week or Inst week or come next Sunday. and the clock on the man tel was holding up its hands, either in pity or in protest. Finally it occurred to the young man that an evening cal had its limits, at least in a latitude where the nights are not six month: tong.

"Bless me," he exclaitned, starting up suddenly, "it certainly must be time was going home."

"Oh." she said, in a dazed kind of a way. "it must be a good deal later than that."-Detroit Free Press.

Failed In Its Purpose, Perhaps the strangest attempt ever seen at creating a nation by immigra. tion was that begun by the American Colonization society in 1820. Having secured a territory on the west coast of Africa, these philanthropie people with the famous Ilenry clay at their head, began offering free passages tc all freed negro slaves, Some 20,000 of these wer: carried back to their na- tive continent, and the state of Li- beria became an established fact. But well meant though it was, the experi- ment has proved a failure .- N. Telegraph.

Inconsistency. "Who is that man over there with the white, scared face ?"

"That's the fellow we met at the funeral yesterday, who was telling the wife of the deceased to cheer up- that her husband was better off." "What is the matter with him now ?"

"The doctor told him he was going to die."- Indianapolis Sun.

Only One with Cash. "Never mind, Delia." said the hrother of the girl who had been disappointed in love. "he's not the only pebble on the beach."

"Pebble," retorted the disconsolate girl. "Who cares about the pebbles? I'm looking for 'rocks.' and you don't find them on the beach in any great profusion."-Chicago Post.

Proof Positive. "Do you drink coffee?" asked the doctor of an aged palient.

"Y'es." was the reply.

"Coffee," continued the M. D., "is a slow poison." his "Yes, very slow." replied the old man. "I have taken it daily for near- ly 50 years."-Chicago Evening News. Cocks and watches at the hour of 12. As the sun has the same habits in presiding over Turkey that he ex- ercises with regard to other localities, Sneeze and Blow. it may easily be seen that this sys- tem of reckoning time necessitates setting the clocks every day. It ap- pears that a watch which could run for weeks withont gaining or losing a minute would be of no special value to a Turk .- Youth's Companion.

That is what you must do when you have catarrh in the bead. The way to cure this disease is to purify the bloud with llond's Sarsaparilla, This medi- cine soothes and heals the inflamed sur faces, lebuilds the delicate tiasnes and permanently cures catarrh by expelling from the blood the scrofalons taints upon which it depends, Be sure to get Hond's.

The non-irritating cathartic-Hood's 1'i11.

Yarmouth Line's Fall Excursions. Nat lo have visited Nova Scotia during Septenther is to have missed obe of tite most delightful of autumnal tours. Dur- ing this month the Yarmouth Steamship company will sell excursion tickets, good Tor Thirty days from date of purchase, Lu all polnis in Nova Scotia at unusually low rates. You may go lo Yarmouth and re- turn fur anly $3; to Digby and return for $0 35; tu Halifax and return for $8.50; and correspondingly low rates to al other places, including south shore ports reached by the steamer City of Mout cellu from Yarmouth Yarmouth line steamers leave Pier 1. Lewis wharf, every Monday, Tuesday, Weitnesday, Thursday and Friday at 2 p. m. for Yarmonth. Fall partirnlars and thekets at the tourist agencies, 201, 290 and 332 Washington street, or at It. F. Hammond, agent Y'ai month Steamship company, Pier 1. Lewis wharf, Boston.

Cheering Him I'p. Mr. Newlywed-I saw your oll lover on the street to-day. looking awfully blue.

. Mrs. Newlywed-I hope you tried to cheer him uju. Mr. Newlywed-Ok. yes, ! shower him my bnitonless shirt amt that nen

Money itt Thent.

Larry-Finnegan is raisin' goats. Dunny-Is thor iny moury in goats: Larry-Thor is come in Finnegan's le hung his vist nu a stake awn ih goats ate it uj llis month's wages was in th' pocket. Chirugo Daily News.

it 19 a pure, mafe and quick temuedy.

There's ONLY ONE

Pain-Killer Perry Davis'.

Two sizes, 25c. and DOC.

Timber Lowa of England.

By the general laws of England oak, nsh and elt are "timber" if not younger than 20 years or so old that a good posl cannol De cut from them. Whe constitutes "timber" varies Bu slightly according to locality. when a tree is proved to be "timber" a person who has only a life interest in the land it grows upon cannot cut it down unless it be on an estate cul- livated solely for the production of salable timber or unless he has special agreement giving him power to do so .- Chicago Chronicle.

Women at the Parts Exposition. Matheinntical cranks are busy figur ing upon an estimated number of vis- itors al The Paris exposition, The last and most interesting one endeavors tu fix the proportionate number of men and women, and the women, as usual, curry off the palm. Of the 150,- ||00) Americans due, according to his estilinte, lo make the journey. 100,000 of them will be females. If this state- meitt is true, or even proportionately true, America can be congratulated on being "beautifully" represented, a least .- N. Y. Herald.

The Morrow. Now at last they were inan and wife. As they swept down the aisle from the allar. he whispered softly to her.

"You are all the world to me!" he said.

"Oh, I'm the whole cheese to every boily to-day!" she answered. "But to- morrow ?"

There was a touch of. sadness in all this .- Detroit Journal.

Mortgagee's Sale.

By virtue of a powe ot Sale contained in a cer. lain mortgage deed given by Daniel Kempton to the Milford Savings Bank, dated October 1., 1 -; ", and recorded with Norfolk deeds, book #4, page [3, and for a breach of the condition thereof, will he sold at puhlte auction upon the premises, on SATURDAY THE SEVENTEENTHI DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1'KO,

at three o'clock in the afternoon, all and singular the premises ennveved by said mortgage deed, namely . "A certain Tract or parcel of land situated in Bellingham in our county of Norlotk, conlain- ing about tity acres of and bounded and described as follows, viz Beginning at the southeast cor- ner of the premises on the Scott hill road leading from said Bellingham to Woonsocket, at corner of land of 1stael B. Salsbury, thence running west. erly by land of the heirs of Lebbeus Gaskall and Nahum Conk to land conveyed by the grantor 10 Olis D. and Warren J. Ballou, thence northerly by soud last-named land to land of Nahum Cook thence easterly hy land of Nahum Lonk and Mrs. Anson Sitlesbury to the said road ; thence southerly by and with said road in the point of departure. being all the land described in n deed from Elias Kemptoo and others, dated May 22, 1s 2, recorded in said registry, book 440, page 119, except one tract sold to Ouis D and Warren J. Ballou."" Termins made known al time of Sale or upon ap. plication to Jesse A. Tatt. Counsellor at Law, Ntilford, Mass, MILFORD SAVINGS BANK,

20,2,0 By JAMES E. WALKER, Treas.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NORFOLK. 59.

SUPERIOR COURT. To the Honorable the Justices not the Superior Court, next to be holden at Dedham within and for the County of Norfolk on the first Mond. v

Di cember next Respectfully tihels and represente Achsah Camp of Bellingham, in said county, that she was aw fully married in Fred Camp, now ot parts unknow a, a Medway on the twelfth day of December, A. D. 1>;", and thereafterwards v or lhe ant an ! the sJud Fre 1 Camp lived together as husband And wile in this & omntonwealth, to wit., at Medway in sajil county: that your libe lant has always heen faithful to her marriage v vs. nd obligato ns, bit the said Fred Camp being wholly regardless of the same at Medway atoresaid on . r about the first day ot August, Jest, otterly deserted von libellant and has continued soch desertion to the date of this 1thel. W Iwerefore your libetlant pr. ys that a divorce from the bonds of matrimony may be decreed be. tween your libellent and the said Fred Camp. Dated the sixteenth dny of Cletober, A . D. 1900, ACHSAHI CAMP.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 331

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

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Publication date: 1900
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Number of Pages: 436