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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
The State Elections.

The returns from the state elections of
Tuesday were very meagre, up to We'd
nesday morning dispatches-our latest
reports-but as far as heard from, SEEM
ed to indicate a republican triumph IN
Ohio and Iowa, and a democratic victory
in Pennsylvania and Indiana. MIR. For
ney, of the Philadelphia Press, did not
then give up his state; but at the best
the state is closely divided.
Both Pennsylvania and Indiana cleo
lions were of more local interest and i'm
portance than in Ohio, where Il governor
and congressman were elected. Gen. r.
b. Hayes is elected governor Of Ohio,
and Gen. S. f. Carey is probably elected
to Congress from the Cincinnati district.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

The more that is known about the
managers of the Antietam national GEM
etary fund and the way in which they
have discharged, or failed to discharge
their duty, the more painfully evident is
fraud and dishonesty, or gross and culpa-
ble lncapaclty. So clearly established
are the facts, that Gov. Fenton of New
FORK refuses to pay over the appropria-
ton by the Legislature of that State, IN
til special commission shall have EXAM
lned and reported a satisfactory and
sound condition of things. Gov. Geary
OF Pennsylvania has alon appointed a
special commission for a similar purpose.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
c. ". STONE e. co.

To CANADA SCB>CRIBERS. We are
informed 10y the =. Q. Department that
no more Caledonians will be mailed TO
torYi-n subscriber, mlc>, the postage is
prepaid at M st. Jod,Jtoy Post Cttce
Oar subscribers, in Canada and New
brunswick will please make note OF
tins and toward the postage GO cents a
YEAR at once.
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Job Randall's Estate.

STATE OF hkkGoNT. In probate court held al -
tael"lla district -. bloomsbury. within and f,r
said DIST let, uL the 9Th day ii tCintsr. l>,7
~ instrument purpuriin- 10 u The LAST xfu and
testament 81 job Randall late 81 Lyndon, in a..
iisiriSi deceased. being presented il, court N
bate. ~ ~
i ordered hy said court. that al perssIls concern
e1 therein lie Notified L. appear al ,si.-, ~ -
s"iTt 1" De holden at the probate ONCE in ST Jrsl-v
"a .ls -oNh DAY "a OCT lro'. AID shew cause Il am
they may have against the probate Of All Nj +
winch purpose il = further ordered that capg 4 H.
leO"Id "i l'- ORDER t published three NeekS success
SseS L. ie Caledoail. printed AT 81 Jolsfr,rr r,r-
'ious L" sail time appointed for hearing
ASA l. FRENCH. Jua.e ii Probate
a trne copy OiEecuTd-Ari-Sr,
90, asa L. FRENCH Iuase u PrllIafe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

DEATH OF Mr. HowE.-Elias Howe,
Jr., the inventor Of the sewing machine
needle, died last week, and his funeral
was held on Sabbath day at Cambridge,
Mass. lie was native of Spencer,
Mass. The Boston Journal says:
YESTERDAY, the man who invented a
machine which it Is estimated yields a
total value of labor of four hundred mil
lions of dollars per annum, and whose
discovery brings TO the United States
eight times the revenue derived from the
gold mines OF California. died in Brook
Ign, \. Y. Since the death of Fulton
no inventor of American birth has lived
who has conferred upon the world fruits
OF genius which are 50 universally enjoy
ed, by both the rich and the poor. and
his name will be recorded among those
Nho have made the world their debtor. y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

REV. NEWMAN HAIL-This celcbra-
ted English Divine is now in this coun-
try. He preached three times in Boston
last Sabbath, and is also to preach again
there on next Lords day, and TO lecture
before the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation in the evening at Music Hail.
Newman Hall is son of the celebrated
John Vine Hall. who. after being rescu-
cd from drunkard's tatc--by the abound
in. grace Of God, as lie always felt and
Acknowledgement himself with an I'M
uuenchable zeal to the cause of temper
ance and religion to tie end ot long
life. Dying at an advanced old age, the
father |, Fl his mantle OH his sons should
erS, who has ever proved himself Il worthy
son of famous sire During all our re-
bcllion Newman Hal remained TIE
steadtast friend and out>poken defender
Of the North predicting, in our darkest
hours, the triumph of the government,
the emancipation OF the slaves, the peace
able disbanding OF our enormous armies,
and the stability and prosperity of the
United States.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

especially the negroes, to send in cOntri-
buttons tor her relief, and the Herald is
now publishing the letters of these freed
men, enclosing 81 and s. each, for her
benefit. One comes from a freedman
with single dollar, and this remark ::
4 would send more, but l am poor
preacher of the Gospel, and am not do
ing anything more. was slave in
Virginia till this war, and Mr.. Lincoln
made me free man If there is any
sense of shame left in the woman, it
must come to poison and punish her
now"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

LIrTLETON.-The first number of the
White Mountain Republic is received
H. II. Metcalf and c. f. Carey. editors
The Republic Is a medium sized sheet,
considerable larger than the Gazette well
printed, and gives signs of being live
newspaper certainly the go-aheadative-
ness Of the place warrents it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
Portland and Ogdensburg II. X.
The Portland and Ogdensburg Rail-

The Portland and Ogdensburg Rail-
road project is progressing. Although
no public meeting has been held yet to
formally organize the corporation, vet
the Committee of Corporators have not
been idle. Several meetings have been
held here and in other places, and sever
al propositions for the building, equip
ment, and general management and sue
cess of the road have been considered,
and much is vet to be done before the
above named meeting will be held. The
Committee desire to have everything Iii
connection with successful opening and
raising of stock to be done before organ
ling. Responsible parties have offered
TO build the whoe road from the Port
land and Rochester road (either from
Sacarappa, or Saco river) to the Con
necticut river, (either to Littleton or
Dalton, n. H., } agreeably TO Mr.. ID. C..
Linsley's first estimate last spring, from
SO, 900 to $4,000 per mile, White
Mountain Notch included. The engln-
GERS appointed by c. J. NOyes Of this
city have submitted their first report,
and are now consulting with Mr.. Lins-
ley as to certain points which will be de
cided in few days. The grade through
the notch will be fixed to ihe satisfaction
OF all who are disposed to doubt its ieasi-
biliiy, and the success of the enterprise
is confidently asserted by those who have
it in charge The public meeting will
take place in about three weeks-Port-
lind Correspondence Boston Journal, Oct !.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

How IT WoRKs.-A gentleman who
has been travelling in Vermont the past
summer. writes II have been all over
the state this summer, and have not seen
in my travel, thus far, single person in
the least degree intoxicated, except II
was now and then a visitor from New
York or Boston. | find. moreover, tina.
public opinion everywhere sustains the
prohibitory law, and am told that it has
been growing more unanimous each year
since the law was first enacted-N J.
.lu Oll.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
c. III. POLAND pro,., po,,.n VI
IMPORTANT TO TRAPPERS.
THE HUNTERS SECEEl

I Giving fun and comrltfa instructions ,ar,. -
Z trapping q Mink, IN sn 'utircly new and -.-
f lhls secret hRs been thaiuuchly tested lr
Per2enoed trapqeis, and thcy al ca, -h,sr
p1unounoe II not oIly suI,,;ri r 10 any ,rilc. Pr
other cumbinsd. 1hi- s,c-rt = thr Trcirarti %
sItlole which NatuTe provide. The som .-
tT4cts the animal from great dstarIct = -ir
mex eIle1n I'd trAllpcr csn IRE IL ith TIL rae
success The ingredient l. nj expensive ..- 7.
the reach e all Tiis J. no- put h,flr, -
hunting. but wholly FOR the purl.,-c Z, ann a H
no Wish T. 4 hicre sIuces- - rrlIgl,r- AID 4 o.
ledc Of trapping mink. a flie -sa=or g. -a.-
4 hand, al Of those who take al lrfs.,st o.
fui-heaIln- animals wIll find II q thrr a5. '.-
secure copy Of the '-Sccrct. II cutIrc -,til-rs1
not given IL ever insfNnoe thr rar.lrv vy5l t .t
" refunded The Secret 81 individual rl.i.. ST..
ursiied 10 aiy pcr=ol, securely WrS;1.cd -'t
on receipt Of une dollar. An orders Nil rarr-s -.
attention address JOHN y. FiTI-,
II NJ Eg-rH.f.. DID,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

y; are adiing 10 or Printing facilities
from time 10 time. and intend 10 aluays be
,rcDared 10 do nearly oil kinds Of JOB Print
i,g. such as Wedding. Ahlress and Business
cards. Circulars. BIZ Heads. Blanks. Re
geiUt.. .Auctioa Bills and Posters. IN good
vtple aad at talr prices.
c. ". STONE & CO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATrBE.-
Those who wish for tulI reports of the
doings Of the Legislature, should sub
scribe for WALToN's DAILY. Terms. 81
for the session, postage paid. Address
Z. p. Walton, Montpelier
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

Is falness sid - uu;ut-1-s az Is Cur,-. ia %
eve-r sect on 4 country src persCn- 1u'Iiris s..
who have been res cred bv / from .la-ll5u. 49, ..
delcra-rsdiseasez a. tie lun.-s. Nh.1Gr .r.s, --
superiority oTer eveIv other tNIect ram l. ..
70 escsI,~ ,hse-vstion. and hcr- a. Ss--u- .rrs
the public 10 lor-c- hs>iTEfe what ~ aH--
- TIE dlstr, ssInc snd I-ceroue a--rri0us ~
inoaa-T UIE n inc dent - cur clirIs-t- II q.
inferior Remedies thrust uV0n The rlIuugu5.s la..
ID and been Discarded. the Las : iuvd f-i,,l9-
tia Conf'E-cd Z. uciifs o. III .-c-,5 tl.. ...
io-.ct- md P,dacrs cgrc- TOO Run .raa= 4-z
,n.-kable 10 lie forgot n
w CAL sssJrc n Ia he, that l. qua'.-e .r--
kent up . -hr h,Ef II ,rrer hiss he.- a Z r,a-
re'ed ca g do for n II sci,f Al tha- II ls- esq.,.
aa-t-I' nurut,-s Il ic,G,vulca. lLyscl. a.. - s.
"A the criIiie i'c-sa-s So, AaNr ], n the
utr II t-c unparalleled q FUN = Of ul.- 2
-nac" herc VIII 10; perm IT, instr ia. = 81 ..
ses-.ts below named farrisiI II ii our Ar.
sl2-sc IL which hex =rr cigrl with al-g s..l
ions 81 c complaints ili-1ir~ cur.
hose who re,i s.i7e N Ate. tivt Iardicia Z
the HOOD VIII I'm AAEE's Conn. III. - sau
c 10 uso- In i ,acc AID y1u u n cuIord 5-...
= repaired Tx 10. J. &. AMER 3 60. laa,-L 30
and sid hy all druggists ard dealers an
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

lhe President has ordered the pardons
OF Alexander H. Stevens and X. NJ. L.
Hunter, who was ex-rebel Secretary of
State, to be made out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
TRY 1T A QUARTER ,

New Quarter Of N.-,Rr'- RJRAr Nh
The Great kural and Family Weekly. hc-ir- no.. g.
The - number oct 10 ian -vl lc sUIl., sd go
">LT fTrT CESTs. Ful prloc = \ s,sT. S.. y,
heei-s II ssuu4Ty. Try il n 0lsfcr II \ ,l ~ h. .
IL Il. L. = MOORE Robust. y. :
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

from offices: s.The involutions and va
rleties of vice are too numerous and too
artful to be anticipated by positive law"
i A public officer may in the admins
tration of his Office be guilty of such
crimes as the ordinary magistrate cannot
or dare nor appropriately punish. The
crime may not fall within any class for
which the law has provided. Who would
wish to have bad man retained in an
office where he was bringing down woes
upon the people and disgrace upon the
nation, simply because there is no law d.
rectly touching such a case!
\ president by reason of his high Of
flee is allowed many ilnmunitics not en-
joyed by an ordinary citizen. 1t is no
more than reasonable and polite that the
chief ruler of nation should not he the
daily recipient of all the legal annoyances
which trouble uS. But it Is unwise to
say that he is not amenabe to some
law: if not III the ordinary court of law,
then at the bar Of the senate. where such
cases are properly heard and tried. No
reading person can be - preSUmptuous as
To say that the president ought not in
any case to be impeached We agree.
we think, with the majority of sober
minded men when we affirm that i'm
parchment ought never TO be rcsorted 10
except for grave offences Ii then. the
president has been guilty Of serious Of
fences he most certainly ought 10 answer
therefor Mr. Madison maintained. that
1.-THE wanton removal of meritorious per-
SONS from office would subject the pre,i-
dent to Impeachment and removal from
his own high trust"
Mr. Randolph, at the time the clause
=, - -.
in the Constitution before quoted. was
;.
discussed, remarked, that guilt wherever
found ought TO he punished The clause
as first introduced read that the president
and yice-pre>ident should be removed Oh
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

LIT il the Great I'anaVr.'.
For Burrs, Scslas, Frcs- Rit-rn Psr7-. ,...--
snd Hands Crack in the f,rt, witt g,iir'. ~
Z are toa'i,d,9 Styss upon the Eyeid-, a-1 D. ..'
everything 10 winch Sslse l. aTpiicail..
PRIC % CEN
Manufactured under The sup. ryisi a I r. ~
MAJOR. laE- = "a POLAND, .ra t,r -a. -
Th le,ale aud rersil nrur-s.=. and . ..rr.--. -
I''o- { t'oodRln Co, I'D Carte . = d. .. .'-
Gcnc-al Acerts
c. I'll. POLAND, Prop'r. Boston Ma
Ais Age Is for Medicines msuufa tar,z
W folsnd, VIZ Ieisr Flasf,r. II ! rl.1a r ..
. Pie Kemody, Cstha-tic ills DC
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
Disgusting.

The widow of President Lincoln, with
the help of her agent, is making a dis
gushing exhibit Of herself in the newspa-
pers. 1t seems she has large amount
Of wearing apparel and jewelry which
,he wants to convert into gold bearing
bonds. No one objects to this but the
means she takes to accomplish the OBJ
ject are most contemplate, and stamp
he woman what most have already rat
ed her, as vain, shallow and silly.
She complains that the s22, 900 left
her by Mr.. Lincoln, and which yield her
I'm income OF Sl7U0, is insufficient for
her support, and therefore She has sent a
iargc lot OF personal property TO VIM. II
Brady. I. commission merchant of New
York. for sale. Thi, property is ap-
praised at 81 600, and among other ar
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

\ portion of the new 81 James Hotel
at Boston, consisting OF square of about
twenty feet from the roof TO the base
ment, comprising seven stories, lei.
through 10 the cellar, Sunday morning.
The accident was occasioned by the
drainage of an acre of roof being directed
to one point where it undermined the
foundations. and the rest of the building
is considered perfectly safe The amount
| OF DAMAGE is probably between 5000
AMI $1,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

Secretary Seward declines 10 consider
" GLOW Fever Blackburn a included
in the amnesty proclamation of President
johnson. and has returned the oath Of
allegianoe which that individual had sub
scribel and forwarded TO the department
OF stale for filling. The secretary char
acierizes the doctor As detcSiable felon,
whose crime cannot be regarded as AL
ACT OF rebellion or civil war, but as an
offence .,,rainst mankind
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

The new fire proof grain elevator at
Os,lcnsburg, with 4 storage capacity Of
Glo,0oo bushels, i just completed. 1t
has an elevating capacity of 10000
bushels Per hour, and :. loading capacity
OF ll0 ear loads per dav.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

There has already been AN accident,
accompanied 10y 4 loss oflite, on the rail
road over Mount Gems The engineer
put on steam on goin- round curve IN
stead OF shutting II uii. and the whole
train disappeared in the depths OF 4 hor-
rible aby>>- Fortunately there were only
three persons on the tram.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11
JOB PRINTING.

JoIlxSBrRY, VT, FRIDAY, OCT. II, 1861.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-11

six missionaries sailed from Boston in
the steamer Java for Liverpool, Wednes-
day: Mr. and Mrs. Saunders and Miss
H. a Townsend for Cevlon. the two
former returning 10 their old field Mr.
and Mrs Lowry for SYRIA, and Miss
Mary G. HOLSTER OF the last class In
Mount llolyoke female seminary 10 Aim
tab in the Central Turkey mission.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
sla,ioilal Aepnbl
AMUsRM EnTs.

NATIONAL THEArRx. = The unrivalled
RIcHros Troupre ate fast growing in public
favor. The audience which gathered 10 wit
ness 'Maritaua' last evening was composed Of
many Of our leading eitiIsns and distinguished
stfsnesr sojournihg here for afsw days.
O. The audience was large, appreoiatiys, and sp.
thusiastiej and the enthusiasm wss inspired by
the manner and style In which the opera was
Tonight will be presented the pleasing and
attraotivs opera Of the "Rose Of Castillo"
"BAcoS AsD. .GREEss."-It will be seen,
BY reference to our advertising columns, that DR..
aRo. W. BAonr, late editor Of the Southern Lit
rary Msssspgsr, but better known to the read.
Ing public As the humorous ''MoIis Addums, "
proposes treating this old Virginia dish, Bacon
and Green's or tho Native yirginian, " in the
most recherche and humorous style, on Friday
night May II, in GonIsga Hall, on y, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. DR.. Bsgby has dslir.
cred this lecture over hfty times in as many dif.
wish TO enjoy . hearty laugh and relish for
bacon and greens, don't fall 10 hear "Mozis' to.
morrow night In GOuIaga Hall.
CrRcus.-There has probably never been
. better eircu, company than the one now er.
hibiting here under the direction Of Mr.. NIKE
LirxAS. The serobat', gymna,ts. equsstrianS.
ste, cannot be sxeellsd and FROM personal OBJ
ssrvation We confidently afirm that they are
rarely squsIlsd. They drew q large crowd last
evening, and to-day Is the last time that they
appear before Washington audience. There is
one thing about circus that cannot DO raid Of
any other form Of amusement Its feats are real
There 10 no sham, no counterfeit, no attempt to
cheat you. The horssmanship, the vaulting ex-
sroisss, and all that sppsrtains to the show gen.
,rsiiy, Is real There Is no humbug about II.
A man Is sure to get his moneys worth. This
sircus opens In Georgetown on Friday 3D.
20 READIsGs ArD REGULATIONS A. A.
Ghfyrirn, who lectures before the class in the
law school In Columbia College, proposes to
give literary recitation at MstrerOtt Hall this
evening. Tho Professor is 6rst-elsss elocution.
LIST, and all who are fond Of good and chnste
readings should 60 and hear him.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the fifth monthly
meeting of tho Capitol Hill Building Association
at Dooley's Hail. Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue, So, 900 was sold at IN average of 5st
per cent.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

Fish WHARF.-A very fac supply Of
fish was at the wharf yesterday. Shad brought
from $40 to $l2 per hundred, and herring from
u to % per thousand.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

LARCENY OF DUCKs.-Jas. w. Mcdaniel
was arrested on charge of stealing some ducks
mot dead ones) from one Mr. Mathiot Justice
WAltor held him for court
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

FULLY COMMITTED Bursh, alas
VIM. Mortimer, was fully committed yesterday
morning to answer at the June term OF the Grim
inAl Court tho charges pending against him
Before being taken back to Jail he was Phota'
graphsd, and his physiognomy noted on the
books
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI vs.. E. NJ.
STANTON, U. S. GRANT and Z. o. G. oRD.-Tho
motion to amend the bill in this case so to SET
forth that the defendants arc about to seize the
treasury, capitol, archives, 40, Of the State oil
Mississippi, under the military reeonstruotior
act, was argued Yesterday in the Supreme Court
Mr.. Walker supported tho motion, and Attorne,
| General stanbery opposed II. Tho argumen
has necessarily been anticipated In the discus
sions Of the previous motions in the case. Deci
sion on the motion will probably be rendered oil
| Friday.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

SANITARY CoNPANY.-Two written and
five verbal notices were served on persons yester.
day having nuisances existing on their premises.
-Four dead horses and six dead dogs were re-
ported and removed.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

sixth WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING
Last evening n meeting of Republicans of the
northern portion of the Sixth ward was held at
the corner Of Twelfth street east and D north
Our reporter presented his "phiL," but ho was
at present. so Mr.. Reporter made himself scarce.
lie was Informed, however, that the Republicans
Of that ward would hold a nominating conven.
tion this Thursday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard, for the purpose Of selecting
ward candidates, and that all Republicans who
tieth Congresses were cordially invited to be
present and participate in the proceedings, when
the action Of the present meeting would bo made
public.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

The ELEcTIoS.-Yesterday, Mayor Wal
laoh addressed q letter to the Board Of Rcgistra.
tion, requesting and authorizing them to appoint
any additional judges of election that may be re.
quisito for recording the vote Of the city tho ex
pense to be paid BY tho Corporation
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
OPEN ALL THE YgAR.

sIRArOuA sPKISds, n. y, April 1861.
The undsrsIgnsd take pleasure 10 le'Slmns s 'nett @
n.i.Ior. ~ ths above we'll known Hotel, and intend
fostias .ud fqInl.hi9Eit q IL modern style, to eqpa
Dsins ar expense will be spared IN caring for the
ants or comfort Of guests, and We respectfully solicit
hs patronage OF all intending to visit Saratoga At
Sny period Of the year.
The long experience Of the senior member Of our
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