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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11


JEFFERSON ITRMs.-BusINEss CHANGES -
Quite u number OF business changes. aud ad-
ditions will take place within the present.
mouth, 10 our village.
First d. d. Holmes has moved irto his 6ne
new store room in the brick block north OF the
Court House.
n. R. Lane & CO., consolidate their two
groceries, occupying the store in the Union
block.
E.F Abel, leaves the old McIatyre stand
which has been sold TO I. S. Fuller, aud will
occupy the store room, to be vacated by Z. Il.
Lane & Co.. in Smalleys Building.
L. Strauss, goes into business on much
larger scale than heretofore. occspying the
| room from which Mr.. Abel moves. lie will
also have good millinery establishment con-
nected with his store.
Mr.. Goodman will open clothing store in
Holmes old room.
| Smalley, Lewis & Co., have concluded the
invoicing OF the goods belonging TO w. IL.
| Burgess. aud will open in a few days for basi'
ness with a large addition offashionoble spring
goods direct from New York.
john Duer0, has given possession OF the
building formerly used as cabinet shop. TO Mr..
| Beekwilh, who will as soon US possible get
ready 10 60 into q general Grocery and Dry
Goods trade on large scale He will deal
extensively in produce, cheese, etc.
The bnsuess Of the let National bauk o.
1 Jefferson is now done in their new building.
John A. Hervey has bought the residence o
George Starkweather. Price 81 700
EFF. AbNi, psid So 800 for the old Lemus
Webster isrm>sa the Esgleville road.
On Monday evening, the goth inst. th
house Of Polly Am vanskoik in the township
Of Denmark was entered, and houshold good
to the amount OF about $500. stolen
Among the property taken were Q silve
} watches, 81, 20, in silver coin, besides pumsl
; ous house hold articles Mrs. v. wss absen
at the time, ats soldisrs' Aid sesissy.
Ssxtissl.
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Coughs Of Long Standing Cured.


We received thefoowins'fro Utica, n. T.,
DR.. wIsHARr-Dsar Sir IL take pleasure in Informing
through this source that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended for my daughter by Mr. j. A. Hall
months standing had thought her beyond cure and hae
employed the best medical aid without any benefit
eheerfuy recommend it to the public safe and sure
remedy for similarly afflicted know of many other
daughter that 1t has cured OF long
standing coughs
Yours respectfully,
JoHN v. PARKER, Daguerrean Artist,
Ne. 12s Geuesee street. Utica, n. Y.
I have used Or. wisharts Pine Tree Tai
Cordial In my family and cordially recommend II vaua
bs and safe cold coughs and to those prds'
posed to Consumption. Dr. q. A. FOSTER,
Ne. lGo Genesss street. Utica, NJ T.
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Our readers will observe the adv. of the New
York Se"i.Weekly Tribune which paper has
commenced new novel by Henry Kingsley.
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CANE PREsESrArIoN.-Ap pleasant little ar
fair came off at Firsmens Hall on Friday evs-
Mug last.
A number of our citizens having in view
the patriotic and unpaid services Of our towns
man Col. Fowler 10 recruiting to fill the qrotas
of this township under the several calls Of the
President, had prepared fine ebony cane,
mounted with heavy silver bead elaborately
chased, and engraved with the name OF the
recipient, met at the Hall, when G. w. Dickin-
son was called to the chair, and E. A. Willard
appointed Sect, OF the meeting. A committe
was appointed to wait upon the Colonel and
request his presence. On his arrival at the
Hall, the presentation was made by Tho Pen
dleton with the following address:
Col. Fowler. we have invited you to meet
US here to night that VIC may have an oppor.
tnnity Of presenting you With small testimo'
nial of our approval Of the very valuable ser
vices rendered the town by your untring yea
in recruiting men to gil its several quotas. Tn,
assiduity with which you have applied yourself
to the task. has been frequently spoken Of aud
we thought something more tangible thar
me praise was required-somthing that yos
could lock upon in after days, whea peace
with all its attendant blessings is restored t.
our now distracted country-wheu the Old
Flag with all its antscedeut gloriss floats ove
the territory now usurped by the minions oi
Jefferson Davis--some,bing, as said before
that you can point to and say too have helped
to bring about ths peace we now epjoy-m!
efforts, though humble, helped TO place tha
Flag in its present proud position. Thes,
were consideration which led to the purchase o
this seeming triae. which we hope you will re
celse not Tor Its money value, but as a tribute o
respect from your fellow citizens-I now pre-
sent you with this cane and purse containing
nheen dollars--this being he amount sub
ssribed above the cost OF the cane, hoping yol
will receive ]. 10 the same spirit il is giveu.- :
|. After which Col Fowler responded in ie
appropriate remarks expressing his pride 4
the gns. and still greater pride and pleasure |
knowing hat bis efforts TO serve his feno
citizens were 1uly appreciated. The Ool. ma
: now be seen dsiv Oh our streets proudly carr
!. log his cane and labsring more sosrsetioslIv
. procure volunteers 10 ~.rd the impsudiue dr..
y Com.
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REAL ESTATE STILL CHANGING. During the
last few days there have been several change,
Of village property. The late HOMESTEAD Of
A. @. Hubbard at the corner of Park aud
Depot streets has changed owners twice.
First, to George Willard. aud then from him
to w. w. Smith, consideration 10 both cases
the same $1,000. Since these transactions.
the homestead Of the heirs of A. Hendry. de.
ceased, has been purchased by George Viii.
lard, for the sum Of $1,000. The Mcdonald
place, on the Round Head road, recently pnr.
chased by j. b. Shepard has been by tina, gsn
teman, sold again with acres Of hand to q
gentleman ofNortheast, for the sum OF $4,000
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Agricultural scciesy.

The idea brought out in the notice for meet.
Ing Of The Board OF officers Of the County Ag.
ricultural Society is 10 the right direction.
why may we not have the eighteen Town
ships 10 the county represented by separate
apartment assigned 10 each, something after the
form Of the Sanitary Fairs held so successfully
10 many OF our larger citiesf
Let there be committee 10 each Township
appointed, composed, soy, Of three male and
three female members, constituting their Presi.
dent and Secretary lex sficio members Of
the County Board. Then let each Township
exert itself TO make COED show, for every
Township Is capable of making q show that
would excel anything hitherto exhibited in the
County even. Then the articles on exhibition
to be sold or donated as far as may be for the
benefit Of the soldiers directly, or to create q
favor for the families Of those who are rendered
needy in consequences Of this terrible but cause
less rebellion
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FOURTH OF MARcH.--Some dozen or twenty
couple gathered at the Fisk House on the eve.
ming Of the 4th in honor of the day, the insu.
guration Of President Lincoln and the expression
Of patriotic gratitude, confidence and encour.
agement at the suspicious aspect Of public
affairs. The company, which was mad. up OF the
more intelligent asd prominent citizens assem-.
bled in one of the upper parlors. where al
hour or two was speat in familiar and pleas.
ant interchange Of sentiment aad social anne
mites. when supper was announced, aud the
company repaired to the dining hall, and sat
down to table bountifuy supplied with all
that's tempting in the cuisine art. or course
gastric enjoyment was uppermost, until the
appetite was saed when the physical yielded
to the mental. and patriotic sentiments, briei
speeches, wit and humor had a pretty free
course, and the party rose in the hsppiest
mood, and again repaired to the parlor, where
they we're admonished by the waning hours,
and proper regard for the injanctions of the
decalogue, Of closing the very pleasant interview.
The occasion will not be without its in.
influence in knitting the bonds Of friendship.
adding ferver to patriotism and gratitude tha,
our ends are SO propitiously directed.
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Manutactory Depot.
3To o7x> eAaNat.s
Gf3S6 saal So x SEFIYT

W. g. BENHAM has at length perkeaeA,hM busl. !,
arrangements that the public may u sseommoa.f
call for most Of the if~r l. -T7r ~ --'v~f
Various kinds Of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished nm ana rsaay A. a.r..
aides large quantity Of work IN various stages 81 ure
which may Be completed upon vsry sh0rt sotes rs s
Orders will be received for ~ssk Of as
with full supply Of the hast hanoi 10 he rosnd ~ ~
sSIntsy % he fears no composition e's vest
honesty with whiah his work e put together ~ ~ s.e
81 thsss statsmsnss any e.s may sAtiat hip' sa1
Repairing Of all lind. ssns Win Pr ,,.,. ss1g - =
A.A,;..,. D... ,ss. WY g., BuHAx.
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EDGAR HALL. Agent, Ashtabula, Ohio
STATEMENITs

OF TIE CONDITION THE
Corn Exchange Insurance Company, N. Y.
ON the Thirty Grst day OF December,
S64 made the Auditor Of oh pursuant the Statute Of
that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
Tho name Of the Company is CORN EXCHANGE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY. and is located In the city of
ok.
]. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock IL. $,OoOoo 90
The amount Of Its Capital Stock paid up s. 100000 90
II. AssErTs
Cash OF the Company hand and In the
hands OF agents & other persons. 29,7oS 70
2-Real Estate unincumbered None
s-The Bonds and stocks owned BY the compa.
pany-as per accompanying vonchers-
how secured and the rate Of interest vs lso 500 90
4-Debts due the company, secured by mort
gage las per accompanying vouchsrs) :. 1so,s5o 90
6-Debts otherswise seeured-as per vouchers
accompanying. ....s...... 1850 90
6-Debts for Premiums ............. 5.372 "a
7-All other securities. N,l20 90
Total assets oftbe Company. ....... .s4loosl 40
III LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due ........... 5000 90
Losses unadjustsd. ....'..........,..... 84650 90
Losses in suspense, Awaiting other proof. 1000 90
sAll other claims again't the company. TIT SO
Total liabilities ............. s45427 50
" MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured 10 one risk 5000 90
the company to be inseref In ono city,
town or villags-n" rule.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured In
any one bock-depends upon circumstances.
The amount Of its spita or earnings deposited
In any other state as security for lossss
The charter, or Act Of Incorpoi alton of said
oompary-on hio..
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DR.. Wisharis Pine Tree Tar Cordial

will positively the following diseases Consumption IL
not beyond the power Of medicine Inflammation of tho
Lungs Coughs Sore Throat aud Breast Bronchitis Asthma
and an unfAiing remedy for female complaints
The above few among the thousands whom this great
remedy has hayed from untimsy grave.
We have thousAnds Of letters from physicians and drug
gsts Who presebed and sold the Tar Cordial saying
that thsy have never used sold medicine which gave
such univsrsAl satisiAetion. f
REMEMBER That
rhs Tar Cordial when tadsn connection with Dr. whars
Dyspepsia Pills, ID m infAiihs cure for Dyspepsia
Beware of Cosats.fsits
rhs rssu.s hes efths proprietor aad pine
bevs il he bottle. All sthsn spurious mitaseos.
DIR. L. Q, Q. wIsHARr.
xs. 10 xesr. s.ssre. n..-r. rs.lA.~rnA. Pa.
=: s:'s q z S ;:;s.ss. :. .s:,:.''s ' II rsn.s.
u 4. AtHpsy. Aspss. Ash.haas o,
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A keeper of doggery at Erie. took offense
at the editor Of the Dispatch for some allusion
to the lighting quality OF his whisky. and IN.
dertook to give him a lesson in pot house
manners for bis temeriy,. The editor was
knocked down with the poker, and coming
of with his life, the offender was held to bail
in the sum of $500. Editorial life and com.
fort are evidently in light esteem 10 Erie.
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To COnsu m PIT es.-The undersigned having been
restored to health in few weeks, by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with lung aft
ton, and that dread dsea Csnsump pton il anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
To all who desire II will senda copy the prescription
3D. charge with the directions preparing
Ing the which they will find for CONsuMr
TIoy, AsTpMA, BRONCHITIS CouGBs, COLDS &C. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription Is
benefit the afflicted aud spread information which he
ceves to be invauable and he hopes sufferer will
his remedy it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. r.r
Parties wishing the prescription will please Address
3m190 REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, W williamsburg, N. Y.
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special Notice-To the Readers of the Weekly 7sls-
graph, Ashtabula a I'd Vicinity.
The undersigned would respectfully ask ntion TO the
preparation known as
HuDaewell's Universal Cough Remedy.
Tbs Great Remedy for all Throat and Lung Complaints.
-Hunnewel's Tolu Apedyne.
perfect relief for Neuralgia all Nervous Complaints Loss
ofSleeP, Asthma and Dyptherea.
Hunnewells Eclecric Pills.
Declared to be the most perfect Caharto and Famiypils;
seldom requiring than One for dose, act without
These preparations will be noticed each month"; and origin
ang potent questions In Medicine, enjoyed for
ten years unbounded reputation readers are invited TO ac
cep such notices true index Of character, give
their confidence to test them.
JOHN L. BUENEwEIL, PROPRIETOR,
Prael,cal Chemist. Boston, Mas.
tY- For sale by Dealers in every City and Town.
t Dealers with good business references supplied on
son,miss'on,
f- Sold in Ashtabula by H. A. HEspRY and GEo. Will
LARD.
Ctucnpati 4t7S8
as Cents to Save S25 .-HEGEMANs CONCEN,,
TRATED BENZNE Paint, Grease Spots, &c equal
70 new. Only rs cents per bottle Sold BY Druggists
HEGEMAN co.
Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, ChiIblalns, DO
-HEGEhAN 4 cos cAMPHoR fCE, with GLYCEkINE,
ehapped hands, &c. mmediaay, and will keep the
skin so and smooth the ooldest weather Sold by Drug
rsts-pres rs csnt'-sent By %sil for 50 cents' mt
1888 Chemists and Druggists, New York.
A Delightful Cordial a. Valuable Tonic
HEGEMAN cos CORDIAL ELIXIR Of Calissya Bark,
possessing the active and properties Of the Pc
valuable Tonic IN all but particularly as preventive to
Fever and Ague, 1t pleasant and paatabe odia and
much in USE. Sold by Druggists. HEGEMAN co.
sln7SS Chemists aud Druggists New York
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OFFICE THE AUDITOR OF SrArK(
CoLUxBus. Ohio, Jan. 20, 1865. Z
hereby certified that the foregoing copy
the Statement condition Of the Corn Exchange
Company New York. made to aud bled In this oce tor
the year 1855.
Witness, my hand and seal officially.
JAMES II. GoDxAN,
lsEAL,l srANP] Auditor Of State.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, I
Cnt-nrW ap NRw YaRK (S2

III WINDSOR, Vice President. rnd J. PRYOR RORKE,
CLARK. Secretary OF the CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE
COMPANY being severay depose and say that the
foregoing sfu true and statement Of the
said company hut she said Insurance company Is the
Rde eaat One hundred thousand Dollars actual
capital Invested In iocks and Bonds Mortgages
Real Estate worth double tbs amount for which the
morgaged aud that they the sbsve described Officers
Of said Insurance company. w. H. WINDSOR, Vice Prss
J. PRYOR R0RKE, Secretary.
Subscribed and before this 18th day Of January
1855. j. W. WLDEY, Commissioner tor Ohio
l5eal1 In New York.
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DR.. WISHART's
PINE TREE
7 A r 9 Q r DIAL |!
n TEE BEsT REMEDY FOR THROAT AND Lung
DISEASES.

The Wits. principle f the pine tree otsained BY pecu
liar process In the distson Of The tar BY which M highest
medical properties retained.
the only and reliable remedy which has ever been
prepared from the juice Of the Pine tree.
invigorsss the digestive organs and restores hs appe
lite.
II strengthens the debilitsted system.
hpuhss and encbes the blood, and expsls em the nys
en- be eorrupton which scrofula breeds.
dssclvss the phesm whish stops Me air PAS
| sages Of the lungs.
w healing psinsPles ast upon the tsted surfsse Of the
luRgs and hros penssng each diseased part relieving
pain and subduipg inasnma,ion.
" the result OF yssrs Of study and experiment and Is
offered the afflicted with the positive n It's
the following diseases the patient has not too long
delayed to the Of cure Consumption of the
Lungs Coughs Throat and Breast Bronchitis Asthma
whooping Cough Diphs and Ia also excellent remedy
for Diseases Of the Kidneys and Female Complaints.
Hnve'you cough Have you sore throat, Have yo'
any OF the premonitoy symptoms Of that most fatal disc
Consumpton Those who should be warned by these sym
toms generally think light Of them unti 1t late Fror
this than any other arises the prevalence
fatality Of disease which sweeps to the grave least ouc
sixth of ssth's victims. Consumption has desoyed
Of the human family than any other disease and the bes
physicians for many have despared OF rem
sdy tina would heal the ungs but for than two hun
years the whole medical fraternity have been impressed
mysterious power and efficiency in the Pine
Tree Tar heal the ungs therefore, they have recommend
cd the Of Tar Water whiehn many had good ef
feet how combine the medical proper les
the lungs has been tey until 1t discovered BY
Dr. L. q. c. wISHART, Of Philadelphia the proprietor of
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
COUNTY OF NKw HAVEN,

NEw HAVEN January 10, 1885.
D. r. SATTERLEE President and Charles Wilson, Secre-
tary OF the Home Insurance. Company being sevsry
dep say that the foregoing full true and correct
OF the affairs OF said Company that the said lnur
Company tie bona de OF at least One Humid
red thou and dollars Of actual Cash Capital invested In
Stocks Bonds ep in Mortgages Real Estate worth
double the amount for which the 10 mortgaged and
they the above discbed officers OF said Insurance
Company. ". n. sATIEKLEE, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 10th day
1865. LYMAN Z. MuNSON,
IsKAL.1 A Commissioner for the State Of Ohio
oFrICR or THR AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLpMBus, Ohio. Jan. Is. 1865.
hereby certified hat the foregoing correct copy
the statement OF Condition Of the Home Insurance Company
of New Haven to and ed In this Office for the year
1865.
rssALl Witness my hand ard seal officially.
JAMES n. GOODWIN, Auditor ef State.
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THE HISTORY OF DR. sKENCK's OWN CASE. AMI
HOW lie WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION.

Many years ago. whilst reading in Philsdspha, had
pross..sd g,,sS.y Into the sst stag: Of rumon. Con
advbed BY physician. Dr. Parrish, remove the
country hooresown New Jersey, being my native place.
thilhsr. My father all family had lived
and died hers-snd died Of Pulmonary Consumption
my arrival put to bed, where lay for many weeks In
deemed hopeless condition. Dr. Thornton, who
had been fathers family physician, and had attended him
In his last ILLNESS called to He thought my
entirely beyond the reach medicine and deced that
must die and gave week to arrange my temporal
affairs In this reny hopeless condition, heard Of the
remedies which maze tell. 1t To that
working their way, and penstrSny every
neIve fbrs, and tissue Of my system.
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The Pulmone Syrupis of the valuable medicines
known 1t is nutrient powerfully tonc and healing in IT.
SELF contains no opam yet lOosens the phegm In the
bronchial ubea and nature throws II OF with little exerou
One bottle frequently ordinary cold but II will be
well first To take dose Of Schencks Aandrakes Pills
cleanse the stomach The Pumonic Syrup readily diges
ted and absorbed into blood which Il impars its
properties 1t Is Of the best preparations of iron
use II is powerful tonic of itself and when the Sea
weed Tonic dssoves the in the stomach and b
red oh BY the aid Of the Mandrake Pills. healthy foW
gastric juice good appetite and geod digestion follow
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Ny lungs and liver put act ion. and the morbid
matter which for years had accumulated and ratsd the
different organs U the body eliminated the tubsrcles
my lungs rpened and asd from my lungs much
pint yellow offensive matter every morning. A. this
of matter subsidized the fever abated the pane
the cough me, and the exhausng
nighsweats longer known, and had refreshing
sleep which had long been a stranger Ny appetite
began to return and found It difficult TO restrain
from eating too much with this return of health,
gained in strength, and aeshy. am healthy
with large heated cctx the middle lobe OF the
right lung and the lower lobe hepazed with complete adhe
sion OF the peura The left lung sound and the upper Lobe
Of the right one is in lolsrably healthy condition.
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Principal Once aud Laboratory Is at the N. e.
SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets Philadelphs, where all let
tsrs Tor advcs or business should be directed
He will bs found there every SATURDAY, professionally
to examine lungs with the Rssprometer for which his fee Ia
three dollars all advice
In New York at No - BOND street, every TUESDAY,
from o A. A. to3P NJ
At the MARLBoRV HOTEL, Boston, January IS and 49,
February Is and 49, March Is M April 10 20 May II and u.s.
June IA and is, jay 10 20.
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PrTrsBUG
will be seen 10 the daily papers Of those cities.
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The seaweed Tonic is stimHlan, and other
quired when 1t is used 1t is pure aud pleasant
fecs like when using Bourbon whisky which disorders
stomach tspors the liver locks all secreton turns
suddenly.
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The great why physicians do not Consumption
H. that they try to do too much they give medicines 70 stop
the cough to stop the nghtsweas hectic fever and by
doing they derange the whole digestive SYSTEM locking
the secretions, and eventually the patient dies.
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Consumption at that time thonght to be incur BILE
disease BY physicians well those who
unssrned In medicine-especa such rsduc
sd to the condition 10. This induced many people
believe my recovery only temporary. no~ prepared and
gave the medicines consumptves time and made
many wonderful and the demand increased rapidly
that determined 10 offer them to the public and devote
my undivided attention TO lung diseases. In TRUTH
fore IT, for people would send for me far Snt
near to ascertain whether their were like mne
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tn. s...a ,--.,-. ,.slts, thoroughly
tnyigorating the stomach and digestive "a IL food hib
II To eliminate and make into healthy Ssa in ts sheets
may be used or that purpose. 1t ts sy meal and little
Of It taken before breakfast will si.ssr AZ doing
which few medicines possess the ~'
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nisnks.-A coed assortment hsss At all times
st this eRee.