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nydus/A History of Advertising from the Earliest TimesPublic
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CHAPTER XVI. LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY INSURANCES.

to the hall every face wore a cheerful appearance; but on the termination of the drawing a strong contrast was exhibited, and the features of each were strongly marked with dissatisfaction. The drawing commenced shortly after five o’clock, and ended at twenty minutes past six. The doors of the various lottery offices were also surrounded by persons awaiting the issue of the drawing.”

THE LAST OF THE LOTTERIES.
THE LAST OF THE LOTTERIES.

The Times, in a short leader—short and

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