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ONLY SURE REMEDY IN THE
JVORLDl

A REMEDY has finally been discovered I'M
IA der the name OF the FKENen CArHoLiooS, which
will cure the Spasmodic Asthma as has been demon.
sraed 10 hundreds Of instances that t 10 no longer
true physcians have s,d that II is an ineurabe DIS
ease ct the public read ard indpe
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Look out for ChiIbIains!
Pender,s ChiIbIain SaIye.

VNHls being the season for this disease, every
Il person would do well to purchase box of tbs
above salse, which is warranted to cure the very
worst case in three days.
12-Sold wholesale and retail by DUTTON s
CLARK, Druggists, Brattleboro.
1S-No foot peddlng with these salyes. u
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Carpenfcrs, I,00Is.

RENCli and Ornamental Planes, Augers, Braces
~ and Bit, Anger Bits, Hand Axes, Chisels,
Levels and Plumbs, together with general assert.
menl Of Mechanics Fools, recently purchased and
Tor sale at good bargains by
February l, 1919 "a
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JUST RECEIVED

JU ST IL ECEIK ED
A 4 the stores Of the undersigned large and full
"A supply Of HEnRicK's SuGAn CoArED PILLS,
and KID STRENGTHENING PLAsfERs. These Pills
are warranted under penalty Of $4,000 not TO con-
tain any mercury any mineral medicine. Our
daily sales throughout the world now exceed nine
thousand boxes Of our Kid Strengthening P,asters,
the call for them IS greater than our ability TO man
ufacture The utmost enthusiasm exists in all parts
Of the country. Our Agents are gentlemen Of the
first espectabili,y--ticy arc your ncighbors, you
know them. Persons wishing to use the best iami-
" pill ever known should buy these call on our
agents, purchase box, should they not please ycu,
return them aud get your money We have rccev-
ed at the principal Office within the past year, Ger
tiicatcs Of more than $4,000 cures performed by
HEh'RICh'S Pills AND PLASTERS, over
ten thousand Of them were considered beyond all
hope. They are the cheapest and best pills now
known. Each pill Is beautifully coated with pure
white sugar Each box contains 30 pills, smaller
number is required for dose than Of any other pill
known, their operation being so certain thorough,
yet mild that all who use them recommend them.
Owing to the immense popularity and gigantic sales
Of these pills, some unprineipled persons have made
something they call Sugar Coated Pills, and I'M
dorsiand some for sale in this part Of the eoun.
try. We have also observed another pill floating
around the country called the Indian Vegetable Pill
made without doubt to sell for Herricks Vegetable
Pills look GU, for frauds, some Of ibcsemen attach
the word Doctor to their names 20 give them the APP
pearance OF respectAhilty Always ask for Her
rek's Sugar Coated Pills' and get them or none.
Our Pills sell for 20 cts. per box, with full drcc-
tons our Plasters lss cts All orders must he adj.
dressed to llerick & Co. Principal Office No G
James Street, Albany y. Y.
! ~ The following gentlemen arc our Agents -
Dutton & Clark Braitleboro; Miller 6 Ward and
| William II. Williams, Williamsyillc; r. 7. Perry
Dover Jones & Stetson, West Dover J. & n
Rice aud + Plimpion, Wanishoro Birchard, Liv-
q - \
Cook, Townshend II. Burgess, Grafton; g. w
| Daniels, Cambridgcpor; Leach Warner, Saxion'.
River, and BY merchants in almost every town and
village; A Dunklce, West BrntilcborO. 3moiC
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sehenck's PuImOnie Syrup,
INoR the cure of Consumption, Liver Compla;n,
and for sale at -
Oh sALIsBURYs BOOKSTORE.
November 2s. leis. Ia
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New Tailoring Establishment.

II, r. WALKER, from Boston, having taken
II. rooms over Mr. q. c. Halls store, would res
pcc;fnlly inform the people Of Brattleboro and vi.
entity that he Is prepared to make all kinds Of gen.
temens garments in the best style of workmanship
Having followed Cutting exclusively for several
years in the largest Tailoring establishments in
Boston, he aiers himself he can give satisfaction
to all as to ct, finish, and style.
n2- Particular attention paid to cutting for 9TH
ers to make. All garments warranted to fit il well
made up
Good Ready Made Clothing
Manufactured, and for sale cheaper than can be
afforded in the Boston Clothing Stores.
Brattleboro, Nov. I. ls4s. IL
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SEfENF MARKTNC.

GoFT RED CHALK, for Sheep Marking con,
- stanty for sale, in large or small quantities
with an assortment Of Drugs and Medicines by
JONATHAN p HALL & co,
DRUGGIsrs,
lys4 No. Onion Sired, BOSTON,
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Il body Pew in Rev. Mr. Clapp's Church, in Brat.
tleboro, belonging to The estate of Cynthia Kings
ley decepsed, and occupied by Dea. A. f. Dwinell
January II, 1919. ~
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Connecticut River Railroad.

Connecticut River Railroad.
rzuall PA sSsIy Sny STRAINS TRAINs run run
ccptcdl as follows:
LEAVE SOUTH VERNON,
For Springfield at A. NJ and 4 IS 2. NJ
LEAVE SPRINGFIELD,
For South Vernon ut A. NJ, and 80 p. NJ
Passengers leaving Brattlcboro by the stage at
A. NJ, reach South Vernon In season for the A.
NJ. train, and arrive nj Springfield at 1920 A. NJ,
and can proceed directly by the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad and Steamboat to New York, or
waiting till II r. NJ, can leave for Boston, Worces
ter, Providence, Albany, Troy &c, by the trains Of
the Western Railroad.
Those leaving Brattleboro by the stage at 2 p NJ,
reach South Vernon at 10 p. NJ, and Springfield
at IS 7. NJ, and can proceed directly to N. York
city by the night train and steamboat
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York by the New Haven
Boat at 7 A. NJ, or by the New York and New
Haven Rail Road at A. NJ, or Albany by the
Western Rail Road at Il A. NJ arrive in Spring
field In season for the a p NJ train for SO. Vernon
feaching the latter place about p. NJ, where Sta.
ges In readiness for those wishing 60 Brat
ieboro or farther north
MERCHANDISE TRANS run daily, Sundays ex.
cepted
JOSIAH HUNT, supi
January IS, 1919. tf22
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Rendy Mndc Coats,

AT ruE sIGN or rHE ELM rREE.
Am INSIDE and Over Coats selling at re-
OOU diced prices, fall prices, kinds aud colors J
by T0WNSLEY & SONS.
JAnnnry II, 1919. Ql
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Head CHARTERS for Extra Teas |!

Head Quarters for Extra Teas
LtNTRA Old Hyson for ID cts per ID;
IL Good Young Tyson AZ
Extra 80
Extra fine /" &c
Extra Ming Yong AZ
Good souchong ~
The subscriber is agent for TIoER Mint ExrHA
RIFLE and SPORTING POWDER. Confectionery OF
all kinds for sale Wholesale aud Retail, for ready
pay.
u7-Couniry dealers can be supplied with any
Of the above articles, the most reasonable terms.
wESTEN HOPKINS.
Oct II. .
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HOE BRUsuEs AND BLACKING.

JUST received by The subscriber large assert.
- ment of Hacking.
Liquid, Day 4 Martins and Military Sponge
Bakers Leather Preseryatiye,
i. Aillers
a Bacon & Co, do.
Rough AMI Ready's Paste
Rosckran's do.
Croion do.
Oct 10th ls4s.
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SCHOOL hooks.

A General Assortment Of School Books. Slotes
N Sc, at wholesale or retail. Also
1000 X. b. Thomas Almanac and Walion's Yer
mont Register. For sale cheap at
&, II. sALlSBURY'S BOOKSTORE.
Brai;lchoro, Nov. 2s rs
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Mouth Eagle TripoIi.

A NEW and superior article for cleansing and
~ polishing all flushed metallic surfaces, such as
Silver Plate, Brass Britannia and other wares
also for cleansing glass windows, mirrors, &c.
BUTTON & CLARK.
Rraulcboro Oct, 25, ls4s. 10
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STRAW CUTTERS.

A III sizes and kinds of Straw Cutters. Also,
Dee-7 ToWNsLEY 8 SONS
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT so feet inch, LINE SHAFT, with
"A Gear Wheels, Pullies, &c. Also, small lot
Of round and square Bars of Iron and Steel, 5
BlackFmith's Vices, &c. All at very low prices.
Dec %, lsts Ilsl J.sTEES'
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DO not Leave Boston

WHEN you next visit il, without calling at No
w 20 State Street, and examine the immense
stock of cheap reading. If you do not buy it Is
worth while to see what is provided for the Public
and il you do want to buy, it is the only place in
New England, where you will find so large an as.
sortment at so low prices.
T. WILEY, IRIS Bookstore,
Be particular about the number 20 State s.
--lO--
Bibles, Prdyer-Books, Sermons, Cook Books,
chronological Books, physiological Books, Noe.
els, Tales, Romanees, Biographies, Trarels,
Songs, Maga-ines, Newspapers, Sc.
Oct. TO- ao,verni.
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COrFTMs.

A VERYLARGE ASSORT8fENTof all sizes,
IA at A, VAN Do0RN & SONS, At reduced
prices. 50
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Mount EagIe TripoIi.

THE best article known for cleaning and l,ur
il nishing Gold, Silver, Copper Steel. Tin. Rrass
ana ali other metals; also for cleansing Windows
Mirrors, and Glass Ware.
Also, Bristol Brick Dust, entirely free
from Clay, and found to do the work quicker and
easier than the Brick itself For sale wholesale and
r9tai by GEO. IL SALISBURY.
Brattleboro Dec. 6, is4s. 10
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EARL's CHEESE,

Van be had in any quantity, at
" Jan 70, ls4s T0wNSLEY & SONS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

1000 LBS. Potash just received by
tOUU TOWNSLEY & SONS.
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usIreeeiyed by vyfIist0n a. Tyler a new
aud carefully selected stock of MEDICINES,
"1 ps are offered low at wholesale or retail.
Nepfuafy Il 1919. 6w2l
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Creation of the World,

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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.
NAVY DrpAnrmFnr.

: : n :"
M Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing September l3 1872
PROPOSALS and endorsed "Poposas freight Ma
eao,n will be three O'Clock,
Thursday the h day Of October ei for the transportation Of
LOO barrels government from the yard
at Boston, Massachusetts, port Macao, China there
be delivered United sorekeeper
asked barrel without distinction between wet and dry and each
barrel Cor barres) pork four vinegar pickles.
whiskey, or dried apples, all other
packages the Of 5k cubic feet barrel
of all casks
other than barrels the as win be deducted No pmage 70 be al
working be allowed each
ports Macao taking dschaging cargo
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moNpAwmIN FoR SALE.

"a beautiful county residence Of the late DR.. Patrick
Hl Macaulay, Of the city Balmore
1Gx sale BY the subscribers, chancey
OF this well known emf
beautiful city, surrounding
country harbor Chesapeake bay IL
comprises about three Of land half mile without the
OF the city and about miles from It's central
and The rapid approach Of the improvements and e
the neigbborhood
suburbs The about
the Mansion House OF Mondawmn with the frdcu apcres and
ohadng In The highest possible state Of establishment and
stocked selected the
himself his repeated visits Europe, without reference
and adjusted and trained by his and personal
purposes, there enough place grow my
and produces hnc Of and other grains The
supplied by springs every field, conducted by the
modern hydraulic pipes and through all parts Of the
baths garden The dwelling
modern Of elegance, eighty feet forty,
o with basement and attic, with orcos and extensive
vatory
The paor drawing library the hr aoor spa
and well pitched and the the second and third
with the best reference health convenience and
comfort The stabnr &C.
all and keeping with Of the Of the
and this valuable property n believed
place in the country.
The property will be open for inspection may
purchase and laid down In pa that may be sold
separately together purchasers desire Any information
will be gwen 10 those distance, who write 70 the under
signed In baltimore The title s perfect and all Hens, taxes &C.
win be paid TO the day OF sale
The OF decree In cbancey One
third the be paid cash. and the
PORTIONS Mt one and two years, with interest
The sale will be made public auction on the premises on FIJI
day, the aeh day Of sepembe s4s O'clock Posses
viii be given by the first Of November u desired
Ausss a lin 1--WE WNRRpsrrR, Trustees.
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Baltimore College or Dental surgerysss.,on Is49-,oo

Baltimore College OF tai surgerysssson Is49-'5O
THE regular Of
the last Monday of November and will continue four months
The Mechanical and Dsecng Rooms will be opened
Monday Of October ..-'-.
.& n t+.... t-. =.
Eleazar Parmly, M d., Provost. .... .r..,... .
Chaplin Harris, M M d. Professor Of Principles and Prac
tice OF Dental
Thomas Bond IT,, A. NJ, NJ d. Professor Special Pathoos,
and Therapeutics. 4..rE.
w r. Handy, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy Physiology
Cyremus Cone, NJ d. d. d. D., Professor Of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry. ..t. .5.t...t
Philip H. Austen, NJ, NJ D.. Of Mechanical Dent
istry, Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the most ample provision for practical
having and commodious with nil the
appliances, mechanical workshops nma
piled daily with patients for students operate dissec
containing thousands Of every pathological
Tickets course, SlI0; dissection (opon) $40;
naturalization, S5j diploma fee, so.
Sep 6-eow3m as1~- w, r. HANDY, Dean
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washington University Of Baltimors.

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THE lS49 80 viii with introduce
i tory lectures, Monday in October next &
The daily will be temporarily delivered in the
commodous building neatly up for purpose Liberty
street, door north Of BALTIMORE
4ltR# @fasn MEDICAL Faculty.. j9fa tafa5.f f%
John c. g. Monkur NJ Dnsuutes and Practice of Medicine;
Med Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
George NJ Roberts, M Dobstetrcs and Diseases of Women
and Children. t#. to .e,
Reginald N. Wright, A. M. M. D.--Chemistry.
A. Snowden Pggot, A. M. M. DAnatomy and Physiology
X. ~ Wright, A. M. NJ. D.-Sugery.
A. g. Piggot A. NJ M. D-Therapeudcs Mat Medica and n.y.
gene a WI
The will be performed by the Professor
of Anatomy.
The Faculty have their command ample sppa
models, thorough complete de-
vered in the best regulated institutions the country The OBJ
imported
procured in Paris at great cost
The Faculty intend possible, h the chairs
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet the responsible duties
thereof.
They pledge themselves unweaed devotion the interests Of
all be disposed themselves under their tuition
Tickets SIS diploma $50; demonstator CLOS mauicua
S. Students arriving requested to call
member Faculty. who will give advice with regard to the
lection OF a boarding house, &c., &c. il Les 4t t
For further information Dean Faculty.
r.. REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No. l03 West Fayette street, of Liberty
Sept 6-2aw4w MA sJs Iss# a1Es rl{ .a: .sa41s
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Eighth session win open Monday October which day
The Pnnetudl attendance Of all the students The
auss o. me classes are promptly recommenced and i'm
poant that all their members old should
the opening OF the session. The academca from
LIST October 70 the LIST of August being
August and september In the College,
null Of professors have
tire course VI collegiate studies
colleges oil the
ating class received their academica degrees. y 5p
in the Grammar School, which Immediately adjohs the College,
the preparatory classes carefully by competent
under e supervision OF the College pupils
enter the institution early age, pursue
course study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members
Or preparatory classes who may be preparing for the
or other professional life. Such admitted
AL The privileges and advantages Of their several classes su
uhg IN place OF some OF the classical studes such
cessary 20 preparation for business. ts.at ala sA
French regular STUDY without charge all the classes
In addition TO the FRENCH mercantile will
without charge, German, other modern language
The location Of the College perfectly heau and there
villages
young Moral and religious education chief design OF the
stuton.! 7% t.t t5 IT #4.t aE
The charge covering all the academca and domestic expenses
@5 session of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student. ~ B
All the departments under the immediate supervision Of the
undersigned whom application made OF the
Register for further infomaton well for the admission
Of pupils .3 JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of ST. James, p. o., Maryland.
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FFephENfOFy
l4TH STREETS.
THIS school will be reopcned the first Monday of September
Charges pee Quarter.
Reading Writing Arithmetic, Primary Geography IS 90
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar History of the Uni
Nat Philosophy Book Keeping Ac......,.... 10 90
ANY Of studies
90 Bills payable In advance.
RoHARps A. M gentleman who has proved himself 10 be
qualified Instruction Of High
school, will continue Principal Seminary
will be under Faesi, of
College. FI.T. Aug 2l--2awdp3w
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iaIy Report on the Mutual Company Of

Lives insured Observation-Disclosures. .2l9
JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABBArT, Secretary.
CHARLES sKLDIsa, No. IL Todds Buildings, Pennsyvana
avenue, Agent #.t
W. X Jonssros, M d. opposite City Post Office, 7th street,
Physician. ae
Pamphlets explanatory principles operations Of the
pany had application nj the Agents office.
Sept6 ...
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS Ar WASHINGTON, d. O.
CHARLES DE snLDING,
ComDsissioser, Notary Pebble, and General agent,
No. II Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.

WASHINGTON, d. C.,
CONTINUES TO give his prompt prosecution
" claims before Congress- any Departments
or before any board Of commissioners appointed adjust spoaons
o. before foreign governments procuring pensions, Revolutionary
Naval Arny bounty scrip, February
1877 or August TO- e4s mileage
other property lost destroyed
fore being mustered and received Of United
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims Of whatever description that may arise Of
wars with Mexico or Great Britain. He Of all
forms and understands fully all the requirements of
other Offices He also procuring due
for captures made ia The Gulf and the Mexico
California, and of Africa.
He has been honoed with Commissions
State IN the Union Commissioner Of Deeds probate
deeds, deposiuons and other writing
70 be used or recorded in the respective States.
Charges will be modeate and regulated by the claimed
and the extent OF services required TT
Communications (postpaidl win receive immediate attention
He has the honor the Navy and Executive Depart
men and their ExceeDcies
the Union and to Senators and Members Of the previous
present Congress generally. Aug@
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EDITED By
THOMAS RITCHIE a EDMUND BURKE.


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wall be sss a% oil sns %
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Much benefit has been derived by my family many friends
%s s To sPSss s an aa
aed for tooihache and preserves the teeth gums, and mouth
m. - +. s. JOHNSON
oSsehs has been cured in one nnas BY whess.' Teahs
that those who suffer with toohache may apply I! Trial
Sold al the Depot, Nos and Browns Hotel ~
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS.
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Having Whsesrs Teabsny Tooth Wash
' could T. back few
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'''' : rEEMEp Dies -sorTNEss or THE GUNS.
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s,'sVs.S win
@ S | s and S %ss 1S @
wheeler. Teasery wash .ups
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Depot, Nos. and 9, Browns Hotel. =,
ARRESTS ALL BLEEDING OF THE GUMS.
81 q s n and 0 s 3 ia,
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the best article OF the kind
only The use Of which hadens my them
During teehins child,
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and shdaed all and fever proving superior article
dilute it with water until IL IL very weak. -.
Depot, Nos / and Q, Browns Hotel. IA "a
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the decay natural corruption which the progress Of
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cpe anmalcue which liable ocad in the decayed
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and and the teeth gums and mouth excellent in
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teeth and a pure BREATH -, :, ,....,,
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Ihaye used pseers Teaberry WASH and recommend
favorable nee and patronage as being pleasant 10 the gums
and teeth ansA leaving pleasant fragrance on The breath
Having wheelers Teabery Tooth Wash, TO
public possessing purifying properties which render
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NAUTICAL Rontine and Stowage, with Rules In
Navigation, BY John Mcleod Murphy and W. ~ LETTERS IT,,
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merchants underwriters, vessels officers,
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jec with regard construction equipment sailing
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