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Last week We had fine rain in town, which put an
entirely new face on everything around U.s. We regret
to hear that the plantations 1t general or
pous many OF them receiving scarcely enoagh TO lay
the dust and many OF them at all Still our crops
are very promising the cotton particularly for the sea-
and disease than at the present gorda (Ter-
as) Herald, June 10.
The following extracts Of letters rece, ed in this
city from gentlemen whose character and Of in
formation render their statements Of the highest
thentcity. The first Is from Abbevie and is fol
lows-" Our cotton crops in Abbeville are more
promising than have them, and they suf
fering under evils that future events entirely
remedy The stand Of cotton is much injured by
the lice and the plant is very backward moreover Il
has been difficult to keep clean crop Corn Is
promising; wheat only tolerable Could the Savannah
river be made navigabe steamboats, for eighty miles
above Hamburg, we could grow rich by furnishing you
with corn, wheat oats, and hay We have all the ee
ments Of q fine farming country The other Is dated
st. Matthews, and says" Our prospects for cotton
crop are worse than have known" This infor-
nation is but conhrmatory OF that derived from various
sections OF the state all going to show that 80 far
south Carolina is concerned the cotton crop mutt fall
far below an average ONE and from the accounts re-
ceved led to infer similar result in Georgia and
Lower Alabama From Mississippi and Louisiana the
accounts are more favorable. Charleston Mercury 9th
inst.
The most favorable constantly received
OF the crops in the Eastern states and Long Island
The Montreal papers give gloomy statements Of the
prospects OF growing grain in that vicinity We are,
however led TO hope for better result than they pre-
dict
A lot of new wheat sold ut Savannah the 2sth
ult to be shipped to Boston 1t brought 81 90 per
bushe and is said to be equal to Genesee wheat Geor
ga Is determined to ahead in the wheat enterprise
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vertise, to ind the company really beg pardon
OF you. such IL habit, sat down with fhs intent NJ
writing you an easy account Of trip TO
behold an elaborate business letter An oons,gnmsnts
friend and obedent servant, - -
RGDUM FUNNTDOs.
Wholesale and retail commission perchant real estate
broker and general agent, notary public attorney at
law consul for Lilliput auctoneer. Commissioned TO
take deeds &C. for Oregon and California general
puryeyor
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j. c. Douglass, l.. Wihof r. b. Sagely Richard Searcy
and II. Csrr.-N o. Delta, AN inst.
Captain CASTOR Mears formerly lieutenant colonel Of
the Arkansas regiment, Lieuts. b. f. Ross A. L. Nc
Afee and d. w. Morrison all of the same, have formed
new company of 1903 of those discharged from the
regiment, to serve during the with Mexico.De,ta
NAVAL.
The Telegraph last evening reported steam schooner
in the ong supposed the cutter Bbb last from
New York.-Bosfon .7dp., july IL.
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GUNNER REsOkT.-Ihe subscriber would resp, fully
- announce those wishing enjoy fine prospect o. New
surrounding that he finnish
them with pleasant rooms at the situation known
House Bank street. within i've minutes walk Of the
Steamboat wharf. 80,
As Summer resort, where all kinds of scaood both shell
and other fish, besides the best Of sebshng be enjoyed
this place is probably unequalled.
Vise from abroad Accommodated with the bestof ooms
aud a moderate charges. HENRY HUGHES.
New London juno |. l0t7. my3iy 0ts rrc
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I sOOR PLATES. DOOR PLATES Fine Brass ans
l. Silver Door Plates for 81 50 TO 50,
myl7 Sotsrh corner Of Broadway.
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k&R FOR LIVERPOOL-New Line-Regular pack
N&2&\et of 26th yuly.-The Splendid fast sailing
.paeket ship ROsCIUs, Captain Asa EIdridge, viii
positively sail above, her regular day.
For freight passage having superior furnished
modeons apply board. Orleans wharf, foot of Wall
street, orto
T. X COLLINS. Sc South st.
The packet ship SIDDONS Capt Z. B. Cobb. will
eeed the Roscius and sail the 18th OF August her regular
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MiscelInneous.

IL is said, that meeting for the purpose Of ad-
yanoing the progress Of the Hsntver Branch Railroad
Is to be held In Hanover Pennsylvania Immediately al
ter harvest
hog was recently found In the Cave ofthe Winds"
at Niagara Falls. lie must have taken fearful leap
from somewhere, to gain his position thtre
tremendous rain storm visited Savannah, Ca on
the 7th inst Cellars filed wells cayed In, and
other accidents caused by the fyeshet
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RlLLlARDs1The Subscriber respectfully informs his
- patrons and the public, that compliance with the wishes
Of Of his visitors he has concluded oren the Arcade
Qate Empire) Billiard Saloon. school for the teaching Of
Billiards. and IN order the best talent
men he has engaged Mr. BUST, commonly known as AN
DREW under whose conjunction with that OF the
undersigned the school will be conducted As heretofore the
wishes Of visitors will be carefully considered and pains
spared render this Saloon fully worthy Of the high and fash
onabe reputation II has acquired
MICHAEL PHELAN, Proprietor OF the
Arcade Billiard Saloon. No. 81 BNrcltv st.
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SAR PACKETS FOR HAVRE-SECOND Line
6z&S The ship ONEIDA, Funck master will sail on
06 the first of August. BOYD HINCKEN,
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g. The SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in.
@8 form his customers and the public generally,
that be has hand large assortment Of Ldies Misses and
Ties Bel Geatemen and Boys sewed and pegged Boots OF
description, all Of which he will sell an low such
uces be purchased any store III the city -
N. BLadies and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes made TO
order in the best moderate prIces cali respect
fully solicited. JAMES WALKER,
tel7 90fArc % Canal OF Wooster
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To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC
IN TWO PARTS

IN TWO PARTS.
VENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
text book in the Classical and Engli,h Bieh scheo
of this town, is confidently recommended to teachers as
containing the following points of excellence over any
other Arithmetic now in
l. The arrangement is simple and philosophical.
The work is more complete, both text book and
book of reference
3. 1t has been greatly condensed by dispensing with
most Of the separate rules for the Decimas
Fractions and Federal Money.
T. In addition to all the ordinary Arithmetcal opera
lions, many useful principles introduced that be
found In no other work.
CONCENTRATIONS.
WORCESTER, July "a, 1886
Having made use of the second part of Mr.. Chase's
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend
the best manual zoe haue II CONF rises in short
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged, that class conducted faithfully through
the book, fail have received thorough knovl-
edge of the science The introduction of jecmals in
nection with Enumeration the solution of problems in
portion by the method of and effect and her po
tons of the work, new and valuable.
ELBRIDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass. and Eng Hig- hool.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Math. Departm
SALEM, July Sic ID, 6.
After using the second part of Chase's Arithmetic
year and h my in regard to its merit
fully realized know of hook which, in my opini n.
arrangement Is emineny philosophical the rules and def
nitions simple, and comprehensive, the iusra
tons Direct concise and plain, the numerous questions
PRACTICAL and happily adapted exercise mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal of the Eng. high School for boys
The work also highly recommended by the Principal
OF the Normal School at Newton, by the Public School
Teachers Of New York and Philadelphia and by many
others. URIAH HUNT & SON, Publishers,
No. a., N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
For Sale at the principal Bookstores
~ School Committees will be furnished with copies for
examination, gratutously, at LAZELL's Book Store,
Worcester. Sept. 80, 1916. If
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Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.

IT w OhC Il > A Il II, vi A , ..
SHE above named Company having been duly organized
in compliance with its Charter of incorporation, will
receive applications for insurance, sad Companys
Office, the Central Bank Worcester after the goth
instant Policies will he issued and after the LIST day of
January, l64T, for pnt less than than five
years from the date shefsof
Insurance may be maze against loss damage by FIRE,
upon any building erap ee shops of carpenters, black
Smiths coopes, cabuas akers chair makers and wheel
ghs, or buildngsln which dry shavings made
such extent to become hazardous in which the
manufacture of WOOL cotton hemp fax OIL paper is
carried power employed which business
which gun powder turpentne any like coTnbustibe
matter is stored used in such quantities materially
increase the danger
And upon hay, grain, cattle horses sheep swine,
carriages harnesse household furniture wearing apparel
books provisions, and generally such property is kept
used in dwelling houses barns stables, and granaes,
while in the building specified in The policy but not in
other place.
Also upon stocks in trade groceries, dry goods boots
and Shoes books and stationery, cabinet iron and
other METALS hats in bales -four grain provisions
readymade clothing leather for safe in process of
ufacture boots shoes merchant aors stocks and
other personal property hazardous than the above
The rates Of premium for insurance the above descrb
ed properly will he regulated by the character of the risk
and will be reasonable those of any other Company.
NAMES DIRECTORS:
Isaac Davis, Worcester. A. H Bulloch, Worcester.
John Green, d. w. Gale. do
ARENAS Ward, do Alex Dewitt, Oxford.
VIM. Dickinson, do Joseph A. Denny, Leicester
Edwin Conan do Otis Adams Grafton.
Chas. Washburn, do John Brooks Princeton
ISAAC DAVIS, President.
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, Sec'ry.
Worcester Dec IA 1886 so
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Office No. s. Exchange Buildings NORTH IT TIE
STATE Howse, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature
4 Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
creasing It's Capital TO Half Milton Of Dollars.
The Company offer insure Houses Stores Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents and all cthe insurahe
property against loss and damage by fire. The nf
premium offered low those of other similar
Institutions, and every has opportunity for trng
himself against the ravages of this desruc
zion element The the Office pursmes transactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment losses
is prompt and lihereL
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. Worcester Vicinity, referred, for
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Secy
Hartford, July H. 1874 "
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
EalieVV and Ph0t0graDher'S Furnishing Dep0tS

Gallery and Photographers Furnishing DepOtS :
WARDEDihe Gold and Silver Medals, Four First Pre-
"A mums and Two Highest HnnOrs, AT the NATIONAL the
Massachusetts the New York, and the Pennsylvania Elk
hiDtions, respectively for the most splendid Colored Da
gnerreotypes and best Apparatus ever exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken in exquisite style without regard 10
weather. II Instruction given in the art.
A large assortment of Apparatus and stock always on
hand, the lowest cash prices
few York. IS Broadway Philadelphia. 1856 Chestnut
Boston, as Court and IS Hanover Baltimore, eos
Baltimore Washington Pennsy lvana Avenues Peters
burg, Ya., Mechanics Iis; Cincinnati Fourth and Wal
nut snd 76 Main Saratoga Springs Broadway; Paris
1877 Vieilla Rue da Temple; liverpool 80 Church ST.
July ly-lamw-d
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REMOVAL.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
THAT the Proprietor Of the PEoPLE's CHEAP
L STORE has removed with an additional NEW
STOCK OF DRY GOODS. from 1873 Main Street. to
No. I43 (Wado Block) MAIN STREET,
into that magnificent Store, entirely and fitted with
the utmost expressly for his trade the former
store sufficiently large. He is in hopes by this
removal that he may have sufficient accommodate
his friends and that have compile
tely thronged this well known Establishment.
The subscriber is grateful for the past patronage and
asks for continuance Of the at his New Store
his customers will nd him ready and willing await
their calling.
know il is oflen said, ii is all humbug, does
know when believe advertisement they all aim
for the largest story, but, believe me- say
thing but what is true and there should be any that
doubt what have 10 say, have said, please call and
sfy yourself
among the assortment may he found large stock Of
CASHMERE SHAWLS such as have been sold from S.
to 500 for sale at from S4 S2, equally good. Nett
Terreks Plaid, Imitation Cashmere and Broad Cloth
Shaws prices varying from S74 SIS. Black Blue
black Blue Maroon and prab ALPACCAs, from II cents
10 65 cts-some good silk Warp for AZ cts; ALEPINES,
from SO cents to as good rs formerly bought from rs
! cts to Sl,50
POLKA'S in endless variety. PRINTS, a large stock
varying in price from Al cts to 90 cts.
FLANNEIs of every description, quality and color
comprising Whice Red Yellow Spotted Red Spotted and
Green, varying in price from Is els TO 81.
CLOAKINGS ofalI kinds-Broadcle Cassimeres Sat-
| nets, Tweeds, small Plaids for Ro, IS wear.
HOSIERY OF every description, varying in price from
IL to 81 Comfoers Mens and Gloves OF all sizes
/ OepenQ upon
finding general assortment Of Dry Goods and prices
that will meet the views Of almost customer that
in want of Dry Goods. Our metto remains the same
/ QUICK RETURNS, SMALL PROFITS, or as some of my
worthy neighbors no profits at all. Be II it may,
/ THE PEOPLES STORE Is THE PLACE, and ever has
been to buy Dry Goods LOWER than they possibly
/ be bought any oher establishment.
Don't forget the pace-WALDO BLOCK. third Score
north of the Central Hotel, nearly opposite c. 8. EIss
Umbrella Store same side OF the Post Office, walk
the called business side the front Of the Central
Poel usually numbered up with stages in the middle Of
| the day. G. NJ. DAYTON.
Worcester, Dec ii. 5Otf
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II HIS is to certify that haze duly appointed and
thorzed Mr. JARED BENSON. JR., of Blackstone Mass
to my Agent throughout the Eastern States sell
ing the Burning Machine, invented and patented by
May Ist, 1916 wishing purchase the above
Machine with safety give their orders to him, he
viii prompt attendance to IMPLYING them through
the house Of NAYLoR d Co, New York
STEPHEN r. PARKHURST.
New York. Nov l4th, 1916.
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Real Estate Market,
Removed to ll2 Broadsody, front rom

Removed to liz Broadway, front rom, I'd story,
EXPRESS BUILDING. nza
NS Ii PERSONS who wish 10 learn where s5il
l&1z&- n they purchase good FARMS, al foae 4s.
prices in pleasant and healthy climate OF easy access and
convenient TO maketor who choose to buy NEW LANDS,
If he uerv rt quality in the desirable locations,
less than half the Government prcesor any VINO want TO
buy Water Power, with Mills or Manufacturers or Pine
Timber; or Coal and Iron Mnes or ia short Real Estate
any description situated in any part OF our country viii
piease address request and we will furnish them
with COPY the American Real Estate Advertiser,
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for SALE
with the locations and prices annexed Should more par
uar he desired by enclosing fee of$ they
~;i command our services.
specimen OF the bargains winch we oner, take the
fo.iOwing -
Brentve county seat, and about 80 miles from Wash
gon City, containing 1911 The land productve
500 valuable timber, the balance in cultivaoR
wiih Dwelling house. and other improvements There
good market for the timber at Occoquan. Situated be-
tween the OF North and South, the climate is pre-
cisey that which every should ii practicable select
for the health and comfort of his family, and his own
prosperity agricuturst. The only objection which
any has raised against purchasing this farm, has been
the prce,which is so low that they conclude the title must
be bad, or that something unseen must be the matter with
t. We will however give the purchaser guarantee, that
aii Is right, for two dolais acre.
We have other excellent Farms in the region
For NEW LANDS of the best quality, in New York,
Pennsy lvana, Virginia. and Missouri we ask Fifty Cents
acre-in Tennessee TwentyfUe cents acre These
lands in Tennessee uaed in Perry Co. West Tenaes
the navigabe waters of the Tenesse River and
there are no better lands finer climate the u States
In Lawrence Co., OHIO, have 220 of land with
nexhaustibe water power, Symmes Creek, at the
great ia miles from the Ohio river In the great Iron
and Coal region of the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist Of one large Flour Mill, Saw Mills Dwelling
Houses &c. This is unquestionably OF the most
valuable locations Tor building Manufacturing City which
ihe West affords-Prce $4,000.
We have large tracts of Pine Timber Lands an Iron and
Coal Lands in several States prices differing very little
free gilt, and such accommodating terms, that
enterprsng may TO themselves prlnCely for
in a short time.
The quantity Of Real Estate which have for SALE is
80 purchase to themselves and their pOstery
heahfu pleasant and happy home, will do well to come
and For further particulars inquire Of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester or of A. BUFFUM " CO.,
May rs. N NeU York
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Important to Manufacturers.
pARKHURST'S Burning MACHINE

without inuring The staple, from Wool, Cotton, Hemp
and other brous erias burs sticks, and other foreign
ingredients, in successful operation in many OF the
Eastern and Middle States. Those wishing to purchase
this Machine be furnished with it, at short notice. by
NAYLOR & CO, No. SO John Street, Neto YORK, where
the Machines kept Manufacturers informed that
have appointed NAYLoR 4 Co my Agents the sale of
my Burning Machine throughout the United Sate and
beware purchasing any Machine hind without my
stamp upon every infringement of my right either
masking vending using this Machine will be proceeded
against according TO law.
STEPHEN R. 2ARKHURsT
Navy York Nov nth 1896
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

LItch's DaguerreOtype Rooms.
THE subscriber begs leave call tbs attention of the
public to specimens of Daguerreolype Miniature Por
traits executed by him. lie has recently made
highly successful experiments by which, with the aid of
a superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepare.
lions, the time required in sitting materially shortened
while the picture retains the character with these
which ha received the commentator Of the palrons OF
this est bIishnent By the rApiity with which he is
euabl0 operate, the difficulty that many experience
especially chiIdren in preserving such fixed position of
body aud features will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, great extent obviaed.
Lades and gentlemen impelei either by curiosity
desire obtain perfect semblance OF themselves
respectfully invited call anu view collection OF spec
imeRs Of the art at
Rooms 90 WoshingtOn ST., Boston
A. LITCH,
Boston, Sept. 80 1e46. dwif (Laie Liich q Whppe.)
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

rJNHE HOLYoKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
L COMPANY IN lLEM commenced operations May
%, 1913 The numb af Policies which been alreads
issued BY said comps is 4S79 Amount Of property
sured more than 81 900 Amount OF capital in Pre-
MUM Notes. Is $3.50 Insurance for the term Of six
years. A greater a . nj than $1,000 not taken any
one risk Property emed extra hazardous, taken.
Ohm S. WILLIAMS President.
JOHN T. BURMA Secretary.
Salem, Oct %, Il
u N B. Application for insurance may be made to
EUCLID CIIADSEY, Agent No. A, Central Exchange
Worcester, Nov. A. 1886 44tf
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WILLIAM BOGLE,
First Premium, Ventilating and GOssasneI
WIG MAKER,

Z2S Washington st cor Of SummeT zap stdirs J
BOSTON,
HAS always hand and manufacturing for SALE varied
and beautiful assortment of Ladies' gs, Half Wigs,
Erizeltes Long Bands &C. every shade and color Also
Ceiemens Wings, Toppeces, of the very finest and
inhtest description for which he awarded The First
Prsmiuna the late Mechanics Fair IN Boston
Persons on application, (by letter otherwise may oh
tam full directon for measuring the head rs TO insure
a perfect fit A 6ne selection of Ladies' Seams Whole
= !, row PRICES ta Nv Jan. 20
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No 3 BURLiHG-SLIP, NEW fOfth
CYRUS w FIELD offers for sale, at the low
manu.. turers prices very extensive assortment
PAPER. cont sing every possible variety adapted
Of consumers In all sections OF the country
Paper of all kinds made order at short notice
The stock Of Printing PAPER unusually large, part Of
which is OF very superior q06 y.
Paper Makers Material. OF every description
imported and sept constantly hand, viz Feltinss Wire
Cloth, Fobrdraier Wires, Blearr Powder Biue Ulira
marin, Irvine, &c. DC.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ng &c.tSc purchased for whcht highest price cas
will I've paid. dwly Fen H.
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TIE pROTECTION INS. 60.

Worcester, Dec IA, 1916 A''-A' = 0f'A"' So s
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Pekin Tea Company.

NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company attheir
Office No IA FRoNT STREET (UP sTAIRs,)
WORCESTER,
large assortment OF 8, all OF this years impOr
taon to which they call the attention of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good. Ooong, good.
DO DO do fine do fine
30 DO 30 DO Souchong do extra fine.
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
Howqua's Mixture extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich blk tea.
Congo, extra fine
YOUNG HYSoN, sweet cargo.
do do do do fner.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fine
do do Siluer Leof-This is a superior tea
and seldom sold in this country.
do do Golden Chop, garden growth-This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and has
never been imported excep presents to Importers
HYSON, very fine
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder, superior.
do plantation growth.
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
HYSON SKIN extra fine
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant, and yields a
perfume truly delghtful-it Ia Of garden growh-and
superior to any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, handbils at the
Office ofhe Pekn Tea Company, Sign of Chinese Mea
No. IA up stars) Front St, Worcester, Ms.
Orders from the couptry for the Chest or single pound
promptly attended to.
Parcels of Is lbs and upwards be forwarded
try purchasers e. H. KENDALL, Agent
Worcester, Oct6. dwn
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor

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