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ShGWMan Sold.

Showmen, u.s. a general rule, are tolera-
blv :: sharp" and it is no easy matter t"
ovcrreach them bu, when they arc fool
ed, ii is Il matter of great amusement to
those present. | was Il witness to one ol
the best '' sells" Of the kind have ever
heard Of Last summer. there was an
exhibition in. q tent, on one OF our public
lnts-a sort Of menagerie on Il smal;
scale. Before the entrance to the tent.
the proprietor was boasting of the innu-
.merable wonders to be seen for shilling.
to q considerable crowd. While, in the
midst of q speech, oyerfowing with large
words. he was somewhat sunmarily II
terrupted by the following exclamation
from a man near Inn. who had q boy
with him =
I'll bet You FIVE that You cannot
let me sec that lion"
'..Donew said the Snowman, eagerly,
= Put up toar money"
The man placed Eve dollar bill in tie
hand of a hyslander, and the Snowman.
counting out the charge. did the same.
Nov walk his way said the show.
'nan and Ill convince y"u!''
Tie man and his little boy followed
him into the tent, the whole crowd fol-
lo@ng.
"There !" saHl the Snowman, triumph.
antly. ';Look in that corner, at that
beautiful Numidian lion"
Whcre?" asked the man, looking in
every direction but the right one.
Why, there was the astoaished
reply.
II don't see auy," responded the other.
What's the matter with yon ?" asked
the Snowman, who begun 10 "snell Il
very large MICE"
"Im blind" WAS the grinning reply.
That Snowman was very industriously
employed in turning cut the crowd, for
the next few minutes, while the blind
mau poclictcd the stakes, and went his
Way,
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THE RURAL sOUTHERKER.
A w Weekly Visitor
TO THE
Farm, Workshop and Family Circle

Iris proposed to publish at Columbia, as soon
as n sufficient number of bona tide SUBSCRIBERS
nre sent in, Weekly sAG R1cULTURAL and
FAMILY NEWSPAPER, under the above ute;
In this enterprise are engaged the pest Pfac.lcai
and scientific Agricultural writers IN the State'
while the Literary, News Manufacturing and ne
ligious departments will be under the contsoi oi
the hest Literary. talent of the South;
We shall also devote q space to the Meehanlc
Arts, which will be conducted by two oil tic pest
Mechaoics in the South. .
The nrcessity-for such work at this time ~ ,s
eyi.ien! to ALL Our change of labor necessarily
involves changes in the whole industrial pursuits
of the South. To arrive at the best ard most re-
munerativs kind and mode will require expert
mcnts and discussion, and in no other way can
the people be so veil informed on sucn MATTERS
than through The columns Ola Journal such as
VIC propose to publish. . ~.
It viii require 2. 90 subscribers to insure tht
com men cement Of tho enterprise. This NUMBER
can h, easily obtained if those VII" wisa 10 sus
lain such ~ journal nc the South wai exert 'f'en
selves arulug their friends. ends.o
| We promise thom q WEEKLY VISITOR equa
in contents and typographical execution 10 an'
in America. 40 -. >,
Price So per nnnum, currency, or ~ com, .
| be paid months in advance, on receipt % ~
''fs' ''A'AO''' R. M. STOKES & CO;
Aug. 2 Ss 30
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DUR1se a session Of the Circuit Court
Mt Lynchburg, an lrishman was indicted
for stabbing another on the canal, and the
only witness was Dennis o O'Drien, who
vas required to enter into bonds for his
appearance at the next court. The recog-
nizance was read to him in the usual
form:
You acknowledge yourself indebted
to The Commonwealth Of Virginia in the
SIM of-s500."
Udnnis--" don't owe. hera cint, sir"
hs snnn rs the clerk recovered from
his amusement at the answer, he explained
the meaning of the form: and then read
it over again.
: DeMnis--"l tell We don't owe her
cint. It's moro money nor ever saw,
nor my father before me-
At this stage of the matter brother
of Dennis in erfered, and said:
;: Ye must jest say it, Dennis; 'st's only
one of the forms of the law. !"
Dcan;s-' But WON'T. I'm decent.
h.r,tst man, what pays my debts, and Ill
spake, the truth, and tie 1iyiI may drink
all NY whiskey for month if say
owe !. any ! body oiat. Now cha's Inc if
sou can. y ~ H.,
IDpb,dsrelussd iotsay Il, but lie prom
ised To- come :oc0nft aud tell slj DC knvY
shout sbe mardsss
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An army friend has given US an anec-
dote. in connection with the capture of
President Davis, which We have not seen
in print, and which is Characteristic OF
tn ready Wit of tie lrishman. OF its
truth, 1--WE mean The occurrence of the
auecdote, Of course) there is said to be
no doubt. Here it is:
"a member Of a Yankee Regiment,
which had captured President Davis,
marching ;long, with his command, amid
grca. Civilizations, and enjoying high de.
gree of personal exhilaration, incident to
the occasion, came across an lrishman,
leaning on his spade
Well said the Yankee, "we'vc got
your President %
.WciI," said the Irishman, "then we're
even-lhe devil has yours. ."-Sumter
Watchman.
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II anpsared best tn 'bs excise commis'
s;,.l,rs Of ;lle. tawii If NJ, of North
err New Y.r.s.-to refuse licciiSe t'r the
sale OF intoxicating liquors to all persons
save doctor Of known integrity and
strong temperance principles, who prom
ised not to sell except for medicinal OF
mechanical purposes. One Wheeler
an eccentric Irish cobbler-longrd for q
quiet drink, and, with sober air and
smooth tongue, petilioled the doctor tol
Il quart Of gin.
For atpurpose DO YOU wish tg'
asked the doctor. -.
/ "Surs, doctor, l've been very bad fol
nearly ten days back with q great gone
ness, in my stomach, and not a haporif
of good can gee from any thing in these
turns buS gin to soak some ro"ts IN
"And do you tell Inc upon your honor
Wheeler, that you only wish the gin tt
soak some roots in, and to be taken as 8
medicine for a weak stomach?"
"Faith, as | live, doctor, only wan,
the ulu !n SOAK SOtne rDoiS.
rhe doctor. confident from his saBo~
appearance that the man was sick, ano
iha. l,tio tonic bitters would not harn
Ii,pAkited his q"ert bottle and received
;:is Pay. Wheeler. on reaching the side
wax, ironted the doctor, who was still
Standing in the door, placed bis thumt
upon his nose, end made Sundrg gyrations
with The fingers. while with the other
hard he placed the hottie to his mouth
and took u long, invigorating guzzle .o
Che gin.
Sop" cried shc doctor: you gave
yonr honor that yol only wanted the gil
to soak some roots, and here you arr
drinking yourself dead drunk"
".Faith. doctor, and I'm after telling
you no lies. | wanted the gin sure t.
soak the roots of me old tongue which
vas so dry could never swallow mouth
tnl cf meat to strengthen my stomach
The doctor, like hi; gin, was sold.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
rDnTNApV

HOY W. T. .DgRIsoE, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Q. W. carwilc, C. E. E. D., hos ap-
plied to me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of George ". Morgan, late of the District
afore. said, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at,our
holden at Edgelold Court House, on the-4tli day
of.sept next, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2dih day Of
July in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six, and in the 9lst
gear of the Independence of tho United States
VIZ. DURIsoE, o.r.D.
July "a ct 80
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Arcl.deacon Fisher was not without /.
little vanity on the subject of his sermons,
and once received quiet hint from Con
st,bc on The subject. Having once preach
: ed an o.d sermon, which he was not aware
that Constable had heard before, he asked
him how he liked it.
Very much, indeed, Fisher" replied
Constable, g always did like that ser
mon."
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VERY RoMANr1c.-Must it not be very
romantic to be on your knees before q
lovely one of Loves lovely daughters
heaying up g torrent of sweet words be.
tween her glowing, parted lips, raising
roses on her checks by the acre, bringing
tears of humid pleasure to her eyes, at
the identical moment when she is going
to swoon away in your arms, to hear her
anxious mothcPcry, =" You, sal. hare yo,'
fed Tic pihs."
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FREE AND EAsr.-Oid Parson M,
of Torrlngford, was a queer sort of a
man. One time, when his congregation
had, most of them, disposed themselves
for their evening nap, he startled them,
as well as their ideas Of propriety, BY
asking in his loudest tore,
'.llow's the price Of butter?''
AT another time, some strangers CON-
ing to church with him, the congregation
paid more attention to- them than they
did to him. Losing all patience, he stop.
ped in his sermon and said,-
Those folks in my pew are my cou,
sins from H, so you needn't stare al
them any more
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-08-22

One of the most amusing scenes in the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania occurred on
motion to remove tie capital of the
State from Harrisburg to Philadelphia.
A natter-offact member from the rural
districts, who had heard OF The greaI
flcility aitI which brick houses are moved
from one part Of d city to another, and
who i,ud not the least iae;! that any thing
but moving the State House was. III con
temptation, rose and said: !.
Mr. Speaker, ave no Objection to
the motion, but | don't see how on airth
you are going to,git it over the river. *
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Ynuror9ns 8eaainy..
An Ola SONG with New words.


A correspondent OF the Atlanta New Era gives
tie follo ~i,ls words 70 the old but ever popular
cir of "B.n Bolt:"
Oh! don't you remember the boys. Bill Ross
The boys with their aoses SO red,
Who drank with delight whenever they met
And always went drunk to hoi?
10 the old churchyard, at tho cdge of =the town.
tn corner obscure and alone,
They havs gone to res, aud tie gay young sfr's'
Havo dr~ppe: Of one by one.
And dom; You rc,aeDlber ,he-jos, Bill Noss' !.
And tie spring i; the foot of the hill, !,
whero oftca,mcs we've laid in the lot summer
day.
And drank to our utmost Ell
The spin- is filled with mud Bill Ross;
The Wild hogs root alTaT6nnd;
And the god old jug, win 1's whiskcy SO sweet
Lies broken and p;iiet On the ground.
O don'5 you remc.nber he grocery; Fill Ross
And tac bar-keerar kind aud so true,
And the little ro"ls ., tic edge Of tie bar,
Where We drank all tbs whitkey he drew !!
The grocery is burned to the grourd BilfR"ss'
Tho iotlas ars cracked and'd7y;
And Of :..l The no: : ti,t spread 1t tscn,
rhers =, maitls. E:'l. but yon AID |.
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State Of South Carolina
State off South Garolina,
EDGEFlEIjD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

EDUTFI CIJD IIIo iNIOI,
IN ORDINARY. f-t~
EpY W. F. DURIseE, Esquire, Ordinary of
ID Edgedeld Dis'rict: *,
Whereas H T. Wright has applied 70 me.
for Letters Of Administration, with the VIII dn-
nexed, on NIL and singular the goods and chst-
tells, rights and credits Of Henry e. aeriong'
late of the District aforesaid decd! :. i,.s :.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish an
and singular, tho kindred nndcreditors ofthe s.td
deceased, tobo andappear before me, at o1f next
Ordinarys Courtfor the said District, tobo holden
1t EIgclield Court House, on the 27ih day Of
Aug. inst, to show cause, If any, why the
said administration should NOT be granted.
Anc. in wear of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
arod and sixty.six, and in The 9lst year of the
Tndsnendenee os.tae United States of America.
'A''f ", F. DURIs0E, o.E,D.
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a clergyman, at the examination Of
tile young scholars Of his Sunday-school,
put the following question: "Why did
the children "f Israel set up golden calf?''
:. Because they had not money enough to
.et up an OK was the reply of little
chap who took q dollar and cents Wow
of the matter.
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BAp OFr.-" Well, Patrick" asked tine
doctor, how ,io you do today % dear
ductor, | enjoy very bad health intlrely.
This rhunelis is very distressing indadr.
.Whin 90 to sleep lay awake all night,
anu my toe is swcllcd up as big as Il
sooses hens egg, so whin | stand up
fail down directly, and so dc"
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ga negro man about dying, was
:old by his minister that he must forgive
certain darkey against whom he seemed
to entertain bitter, feelings. "Yes, sab, "
he replied, "if dies forgive dat mig !;
but if gets well. dat nig must take care. "
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What is thai % said the Sunday
school teacher, pointing to the letter o.
dunno" said the urchin. "What do
you say when you stub your toe ?"" Dam
ie'' was the precocious reply.
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Exec,utor,s Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN
IA QUATTLBBAUM, decd, will please make
immediate payment, and .all persons having de-
mands against the said Estate nro requested to
present them duly attcstcl, to tho undersigned at
the late residence of tho deceased, on or before
the 3otil dry of January 1867, as there will be a
final settlement of the Estate on that day.
SIMEON C0GDURN, E1,or.
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Exeeutor's Notice.

A Ii. Persons indantsl to the Estate. Of Mrs.
"A MARGARET LANIIA!I, decd, arc notified
that their Notes have been placed inthe hands Of
W. W Adams, Egg, foT collection. Call on linn
md settle.
GEORGE BOSWELL, Ez'or.
Juno o. lNtt 20
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SuRE TO GET A THRAsHIst,----:-:,s II | find
my wife up when !:get home" says drum
ken Dsvy, !" III give her. a thrathius.
What Business has she 10 sit UP all night
wasting fuel and light, eh2 And If find
her 10 bed, I'll whip her, fhds | will; what
business has she ,ogO to bed before 4 gss
bOnes"
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Stranger, where nieught yousbe from!
Madam, lre>idd in shafhy COUNTY KY
:. Wal, stranger, hope no 01lnsa, bu
what uought you be doin way up here g
',!.ladain, am searching for thel lost sheep
of the house of Israel" John, John ="
s!louted the old lady, scome right here
this mint; here's o stranger all the way
from Shelber county Kentucky, huntin
stock, and III jest bet my life that tang.
led-haired old black ram that's been in
our lot last week is ono Of hisn!!" :" 80
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A few weeks ago Dr. Clark was calico
to attend an old gentleman, who had un-
fortunately fallen and broken his leg. The
anxious ianlily, children and grandchil-
drpn. clustered around him, as serious
doubts ere entertained OF the old mans
being able to withstand the shock he had
received. The doctor assured them thai
he would get along, bat they were very
fearful that he would be crippled for life.
When at last the surgeon had completed
his labors of setting and bandaging the
broken limb, and was about to leave the
house. one of the old mans sons, stout
| fellow 1i twenty or more. called the dnc
/ tor aside. and with great earncstness III
}nirrd: -
: Dactor, will yen tel'he candidly
! do YOU ihink the old gentleman will gge'
well? :"
sYou nerd feel no solicitade on thai
poinr, John," replied the doctor; 81 All
very sure he will
We'll. now, doctor,'' John began again
with anxiety in his face, =" do you thinl
he will ever be able to walk again?"
g" fear not" said the doctor; G at leas
NOT without crutchcs."
Johns. face frightened as he added
We'll, the reason for my wanting t.
know was that. last week, the old maj
bought frst.rate pair of new boots. AIT
they Just iit me: so. il you think h
won't want 'cm. any more, | would lik
mighty well to have 'em!!"
Nice boy that-very
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Nl,KIsG CANDIDATES UsErUL.AA Cali
i1rnia paper is responsible for the follow
ing "iokc:" A candidate for Office came
upon.a ''poor white man, who had a
vote TO give, if he did haze TO do his own
milking. The -candidatc asked if .!c
should hold the COW, which seemed to be
uneasy, and The old nun consented. He
took her by the horns and held her fas
unit the operation vas done liaye
yon n.had Pr (his rival around here
la'cly?' he asked. ooh. yes, hes be.
bad the barn holding the CALF.
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Notice. .W

A I'll persons indebted to the Estate of FELIX
"a F.. BOUE, deed, aro required to make
payment fort6uith or they will be sued at rho
next Court; and those having demnnds against
said Estate nre required to presertthem prnrerly
a'tested by The 2Sth january 1867. or they will
be debnrred of all Interest in be Estate
APJlI AP1E. ,,,
L. 3. DoDJE, "'" 0.s.5.
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The litter.

! saw her but moment,
Twas in tilting skirt;
How 'pret'ily she sailed along,
The charming little airt!
I saw her but moment,
Ah! twas u pretty sight
To see her tread the crowded street,
With footsteps free and light.
saw,her but moment,
Yet I swore by ,he Old Harry
Though pretty thing to look ut,
She would never do to marry.
Though / saw her but u moment,
Yet I knew she was fiirt:
BY the iaun'y airs she put on
As she swung her tilting skirt.
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PRICES

are extremely low. Economists who wish the
advantage of buying Spring Clothing at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-08-22

owe think tho Machine Mrcu MORE THAS PAYS
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR ~ TIE SAVING or GAR
.aExrs W. think it important the wringer should
bc Gttoa with CoGS."- [orange Judd; Editor OF
American Agrcul,urist.
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"This is the first Wringcr I have found tina
would stand tho servieu rcGuirod of it."-[J. =
Huggins, Lovejoy's Hotel,
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THE CHEAPEST

rates, will find i, to II cir interest to give us acal
To our old patrons, we would respectfully say
that every -
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AT THE PRESENT

time greater bargains than can be obta!ned In
any other Fashionable Clothing Es'aohshmen''
Give US call and you will find OUT
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at heartily commend it to economists of time,
money and contontment"-lThe Rev. DR.. Bel
lows.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ):
N - a. - u

my ". F. DURIS0E, Esq, 0rdinafy Of Fdge-
B field District. '--e->- ----'---. .------l----..
Whereas lsaae - stone mas epP.sd 70 me toy
the cooss and chattels rights. and credits Of
Augus,us Gerro, lato Of the District Aforesaid
deceased.
$ these are, therefore, to cite and admonish.ah
mn singular, the kirdred and creditors Of thesa;d
leceased, to bc andappearb bsfero nc, Al our next
nrlinarys Court for the said District, TO be holden
ut Edgefold Court House. on tic 2ed day 6f,
au. inst, to show cause, if any, why the.said
'administratiohshould not be granted.
Of Aug. in the year of our Lord one tbous-
and eight hundred and sixty-six,r and in tho
nincyfrst year of the sovereignty and Indepen.
dence of the United Ssatcssofs sAlneriSs.
- W. pCRIscE, o.E.D,.
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ARTICLE

has been marked doRn to correspond with the
present scarcity of cuah, and cannot be surpassed
any where
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/ "My family would as soon give up tho cooking
stove as the CLOTHES WnIyetR. 1t cannot be to,
highly recommendcl.-[Sol Robinsun.:
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yHyHIS WIRING ER has again taken the FRS
IL PREMIUM in the Grea; Fair of tho Amer
can Institute--it has also taken tho FIRST PRE-
MUM at the State Fairs Of New York, Verm"pi
| Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michign7, Indiana, Illinoi'
Kentucky Iowa, wisconsin, Connecticut Rive
Valley Fair, Chsmplain Valley Fair, and ut mos
Of the County and institute Fairs throughout th,.
country.
Over 2OOQ00 have been sod and are now IL
use in tho United. States, and zoe RercT heard ct
-oie 'itat ,7us no. Gkea.
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wringers, in having large rolls of solid Inda
Rubber. 40 protected by strong coGwHEELs tha,
they cannot slip or break loose from The shaft. Its
not rda. or soil ,tde, clotkeg. Every Uniyersa
Wringer is WARRANTED.
| We select few Testimonials from persons
widely known to the public, who speak from ac.
tual experience, and are above suspicion Of mis-
statement.
! "My family would as soon give up tho cooking
stove rs the CLOTHES WnIyekR. 1t cannot be to,-
highly rccommcndcd.-[SnlEn Robinson.:
"Ths is the first Wringer I have found thar
would stand tho serviec rcouirod of it"-[J. r,
Huggins, LoTejoy's Hotel,
"Wc think rho Machine MrcH MORE THAN PAYS
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR ~ TIE SAVING or GAR
aEHrs Ws think it important the wringer should
be Gttoa with CoGS."-[ Orange Judd; Editor of
American Agriculturist.
"I heartily commend it to economists of time,
money and commemorative Rev. DR.. Bel
lows.
Prices: -
Large Wrhigcr, 40; e12.0o
Medium < tsl3 - p 1920
DOtY's Washer, Family Size, 1900
- Sc Hotel -ss lS,Oes
+ Merchants or good cauvasecrs can make money
rapidly selling them in every town. Exclusive
zanle guaranteed and liberal terms given to res
sponsble parties who Grst apply. Descriptive CIR.
culnr and tcrms seut free.
Tho celebrated DOpY'S CLOTHES W.iSHER,
which has inst taken the first preD.ihm at the
great Far Of the American Institute, is aso soia
by tho undersigned. zox.,..v.-r.
GENEIAL aaENT,
No. s!7, Deadwny, New York,
Just Received, .s' :
nyE observation-disclosures z, 5, MATER. " 4,
u Cor sale ty TEAiUE J. CAR#uE
Deyfs ~
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We select few Testimonials from persons
widely known to the public, who speak from ac-
tual experience, and are above suspicion Of mis-
statement.
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Juno %
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