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,n,eoN UNIvERsITY, HAMILTON, " y

The Alumni and friends of this University
m oi, Jubilee next week, at the Commencement
VIZ ,iop of the semi-Ceutannial Anniversary. The
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Pes-IfchIng Piles-POsitiveIy Cared also BIisa
Bleeding PeI hg Salt R6eum. and az diseases ne Sa ~
the Of ROSsMAEs CURR ROssnAE NckssrKI hldsoR T.
PropietOr Sold By all druggists Wholesale By p HHSRr No
College place, HewfOrk
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A Chicago firm has just received an order for
half dozen ready.made dwellings, to he shipped TO
Yokohama via the Pacific Railroad and Paclhc Mail
EtsamsliD
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m,.,i.ouoI sprlpg Wnter.-rA. oOl

missisquOi Spring WRter.-rhe only known remedy Or
Cancer the kdnsys the orsEAI sorax
Water from Vermont Which has wrought vonde sna
advertised distinguish from the
attempted be the public being
the MSsquOL Sold bT all dTusgsts Depot No College Place.
Ynrk
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THE IRIsHCUBAN MEETING ON MONDAY NIGHT
Tile TRIRuNE Of Yesterday contained q brief

The TRIBUNE OF yesterday contained brief
that the leaders OF Tammany intended to
hold mass meeting for the discussion OF Irish and Gu
ban affairs at their Hall In Fourtoenth-st. Monday
evening At late hour last night tho following was ex-
tensively placarded:
MAErAiS the sOvsREGsrI ANHRfcLs CrttES,HPAn Ane
rls,n yet languhes Ehghh Tor sleged
political oseuss American etusss sIeutsd 10 Cubs
.Imas, under the gems Of Federal ships Of
ani without formaiu.s Of trial aud before they bad
mted Nevertheless Republican Secretary Of state
pnsy The STATE Department and Republican President With his
tspsr snd Bis Admiral Of Navy unke from Neng
place gPac. holiday eonenp. Of The outss ssn,
American Shs such stand without at least
ndlBt protest from Democratic people Who unfortunately - Ti
por Of standardization DO nothing and redress insults by
fore IN goVeumtnt The Democrats ~ Ns~lOrk are bertbJ Invited
10 meet 10 Mass Meeting in Tammany Hal and ueinnT
on Nonfsv gh August 1893 at oeoet % protss, behalf OF The
s metropolis ,gaB the vsA admntrAon Of Federal Affairs uPo
H. ,rt ouson American citizenship The olo-ng distinguished
gentlemen Invited 70 he present aud address WE meenE
h,.v, A. Oaey Hall RchAn OGormAn, samuel H. GafVn, Leon
Abbott Assruon sahSan Bus BIsoi' Joseph Paul MsGnl'
CO. Colonel John Augustine Costello John j. Friedman
$3.50 r. Carev John j. Muaiy William J. Meshhn Thomas O.
Pi.lss j. Rogers and othsrDy order Of IsnuAny General
Committe.
WILLIS HTcnsIs Sse'''H''
~ - wuuLS " TvEIo, Cb'imi1
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MARRIED.

The Earth Closer Company, Hartford Coma salsOOm with
WISDLg Coz No 597 Broadway. Hew-Yofh.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
DIRECTORS.

Life Policies of this Company ABSOLUTELY t'6' according
TO MssEashgsstts Law.
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Important to Railway Travellers

Important to Railway TraVeieT'
number o. o,,ng
APPLRT0NS ILLUSTRATED RAlLW Al GUIDE
\, no. resdy The circulation on tAs ,,,.,,,
NATIONAL RILWhY GUIDE Oh, l NM, SoINiNi
Is THIRTY TlMRS GREATER THAN AL ~ n 4r o,,ptxpn
- RAILWAY AND TOukiSI % lDkS CoADiNSN
AND THE DEMAND DAlLl lsChEAsiNS'
coyrESTs o. tn AUGUST sIssEk:
LANCE MAP. RhtkhnhN llNu
mi N AVS oP TE COUNTRY Including the Dfsh NAnouA Kali
~ ~, T.. ,on n.,ar, from Atlantic q The fseihe -
rtni-pIST"S GiDE TO THE WATERING PLACES, SPRINGS
,Sh FACES OF FASHIONABLE RESORT IN THE UNITED
I'M ASADAS PrBepAl routes represented By
m ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS representing The principal
,rs and reliable OF West South North, aud
Rs oDpo.,s 70 will be found lifetime table Of iee Inc
cay IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TkANkLktS
10 purchasing tickets checking baggIee and the r"stss 10
6nd represented By delheatug the town.
isye. aud cities through which the trains - - 49,,
y INDEX TO UPWARD OF EIGHT THOUSAND TOWNS VIZ
LACKS CITIES situated aud connected With he har
The Cauadas which m be Oun P0a
an, Railway repseung principal routes ot travel m,
vi MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEM rAF
GRBSS . -. -. -, a, a. a.
rVIMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAykhkhs,v al wynn
Ia particalar and see APPLETONS hAlLw II
II The ony nil ana complete Railway Guide IL can oe
the principal booIOss periodical D.ys Agsas. Ts.
Of the couptry
viii $40 rene all the prnePal routes Of rs.e
+" Wv N"1sS - Nos 90 81. and ~ 1s-laes-
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D. D. T. MARSHALL. President
JAMES CUSHING. ia. Vice President
Z 4 sTANSBURY, Secretary.
A. HALsBY PLUMBER, Asss,sn. Secretary.
STEWART l. woODPoRD, Counsel
RIIzrR WRIGHT Consutipg Aetuayy.
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DIRECTORS.
ID T. MARSHALL CHAS L. STICKNEI,
S. l. woODFoRD, WILLIAM RADDB.
JAMES CUSHING. ia THOMAS B. ASTBN,
EDWARD T. RAMEs GERARD B. HAMMOND,
HLISHA BROOKS PETER LANG
r. r CONNOLLY WIN b. KENDALL
ROBERT SEwELL. HIRAM W. WARNER
Gso @ LAKE JOHN sIMPKINS,
RICHARD KELLY WIN c. DUNT0N
"a sTASsBURY H. ROBERTSON,
AUGUSTUS r. CHUR.
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JUDGE DENT DECLARES HIS INTENTION TO AC-
CEPT THE NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.
WASHINGTON, July 3O-The following CORE
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Hon LEWIS DENT.-Dear SIR Having seen certain
dispatches TO the NewYOrk press renewing the report
That YOU would decline the candidacy for Governor OF
Mississippi on the National Union Republican ticket We
desire TO know whether you adhere to your previously
Expressed determination that subject for the purpose
of putting this matter finally at rest We trust you Will
favor us with an early response. Very respectfully.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28
OprIcE NJ. 4 A. n. =. Co. L
.vr-rY = Rocv Slant lat IegQ

OPFICE NJ. q A, IL. T.. 20.
LIrrLE Rock, Sept. LIST, 1860. J
The following rates for freight were
this day established by the board Of
directors Of the Memphis and Arkan-
SO River Packet Co.
HIGH WATER RATES. f.aa
From Memphis to Pine BluifiO cents
per 100 pounds.
From Memphis to Little Rock 80
cents per 100 pounds.
From Little Rock to Dardancllc 40
ceuts per 100 pounds.
From Little Rock to Fort Smith 80
oents per 100 pounds.
THRIE FOOT STAGE.
From Memphis to Pine Bluir5O cents
per 100 pounds.
From Memphis to Little Rock GO
osnts per 100 pounds.
From Little Rock to Dardanellc 30
ssnts per 100 pounds.
From Little Rock to spadra 90 cents
per 100 pounds.
From Ii tie Rock to Fort Smith "a
csnts per 100 pounds.
Low WATER RArns. ll.
From Memphis 10 Pine Bluif'6 cents
~ 100 peusds.
ysoa Msnphis 70 Little Rock $40
pr 100 pounds.
From Little Rock to all points
sbevs, rates will be made according
b ths stage Of the river. I l
|ypnloHTs VIA wHiTE RIvRR AND RAIL-
ROAD, ..,l
From 11smphIs to Little Rock "a
ssats per 100 pounds.
This rAts WI notbc changed dur
|iae NJ ysar. ishwisu afli
Freight on cotton vIa Arkansas
yivoy On tbe present basis OF freight
lfen ~ usitA of White river to
New Ogleans.
nsuH wATnR RATES.
From Little Rock and points below,
10 New Orleans ~ 90 per bale. Il,
TnKsn voor srAdR or WATER.
From Little Rock md points below
10 New Qrleana ~ per bale. fei
FROM Little Rock and points below
b Memphis % per bale. iii
Low Watch nATEs. H
In low water, tho company will
charge according to the stage Of the
river, but the ratio from Pine Bluff
shall not cxoe0d $500 10 Memphis,
and $500 10 New Orlenns. f
JNO. d. ADAMS, President.
j.. d. DARpxS, Secretary.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

The Austin Gazette gives an
account of on Indian raid, 10
which they attacked and captured
the Ell Passo mail, after having
carried off the horses at Shellen-
barger's Station, fifty miles above
Fort Concho. The Indians met
the stage canning down from III
Paso with the mail Of July 2lth)
near Mustang Ponds The driver
and guard escaped to the thicket,
but remained near enough TO hear
the shouts and laughter Of the In.
dams over the captured stage.
On the same day day and within
an hour of this affair they surpris-
ed a party Of soldiers and captur-
cd their ambulance and animals,
,as vAAss >sss .ssp> m vd1lk
Ing. IiII
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28
even this would not save them
from final perdishun.

even this would not save them
from final perdishun.
Natur don't make emmy mis-
takes, after all, she hits the bull
right in the eye evry time; when
she wants q raccoou. with rings
on hiz tale, she makes him. and
when she wants a pettyfoger, she
knows how tew make him, with
out splicing a good coon.
Pettyfogers. no doubt, hav a
destiny tew fill. and they may en-
able a justiss ov the peace, in q
cloudy day. tew kno good deal
les of the law than he otherwise
would; still, with all this, if ! was
obliged tew pray for one or the
other, l think now l should say,
Civ us q leetle mole coon. aud .
good deal less pettyfoger.
If the raccoon would only Civ
hiz whole attenshun tew polyticks
thar aiu't hut faw could beat him,
he's at home on the stump. and
menny on us. "old coons,' kan
reckolekt how; in 1910, with moth
ing but a.hard cider diet, he swept
the kuntry, from the north to the
south pole, like a kargo ov epson
psalts.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

An important historical work
on Calvin has recently made its
appearance, the interest which 10
enhanced by the fact that the au-
thor, Professor Kamschulte, Of
the University of Bonn. is the first
Roman Catholic expounder ofthe
great Protestant reformer.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

A Cincincinnati belle, heir 70
$4,000, is SO annoyed with inter
ested suitors, that she has retired
to another city and assumed an
humble position in a respectable
private family, determined to win
q hus sband if at all, upon her own
merit.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28
RUspecfuS.
OF THE ARKANSAS AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL JouRAL.

We will publish at Little Rock.
Arkansas, In October next the first
number OF the "Arkansas Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Journal, y which
will be published each month there
after, In large clear typo on good pa
per. i4.ts ~ y l
The journal will also be illustrated
to convey more fully to the reader,
the utility of the agricultural and me-
chanical implements, we shall keep
for sals In connection Herewith.
We propose to make the Journal
Instructive and interesting to our read
ers, not 90 much by instructions, as
by keeping our Columns open for the
interchange Of opinions between those
who sre practical Farmers and Me-
chanlcs In Arkansas; we shall also
clip from the leading Journals of this
kind throughout the United States,
such articles as shall seem to us, tabe
.rellsahla.ta our Statg. "A,
: We have Secufed The services, bf
Messrs. Louis Fletcher and C. II.
whittemore, successful Planters near
Little Rock, OF Elias Hooh, wine
grower, who has been engaged in
growing Grapes both in this Country
and in Europe for many years, and of
H. T. GLIB, Mechanic, one Of the
of tho Little Rock Manu.
iActuring Co., who will assist us In
the Editorial department.
We are certain that the time has ar
rived when Arkansas feels the need Of
such journal, and that twill bo sus-
taIned BY the people. The old sys-
TEN oflabor 10 passing away and a
new one being introduced, and there
10 no reason why We should not I'M
mediately reap the benefits of the new
system. We shall endcavor to deycl-
op the resources of Arkansas, md to
show that the rocky hill with Its un-
productive looking soil, can be made
to grow as profitable crop as the al
luvlal loan Of the valley. We also
propose to show that with the use of
the Improved agricultural Implements
Of the day, one man can do the work
Of three, thus giving more time for
rest, for mental. improvement, and to
make cheerful his home and frcsidc.
We shall also, from time to time, give
receipts for the treatment of the vari-
Gus diseases to which stock and fowls
are subject; and We hope to be remcm-
bered by the Ladies' for valuable SER
vlces rendered them In their house,
hold duties. tsrUuIN
We hope every one who has nm in-
terest In the future Of Arkansas, viii
use thoir Influence In our lelialf aud
ssnd Us . list ofsubscribcrs, to be paid
for on receipt Of thGllrst number.
The Journal will be furnished sub
scribers at the following rates.
One Copy one year 81, 80.
Five Copies ono yoar(each) 81 ,25.
Ton Copies one year (each) S2,00
JOHN 8. DUFFlE.
FRANK W. JENKINS.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

The kangaroo skip is a new
thing with the ladies' at Newport.
They lap the hands, keep tho
arms close to the side, and 80
skipping and Jumping, hopping
and bouncing very much like The
kangaroo. The motion must b
as graceful as the dignified strut
of lvme shanghai chicken in wet
grass.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

Illinois has 81 wool.carding
mills, and 1873 manufactures OF
woolens, with capital of$s,6 ,6oo,-
900 invested in machinery and
buildings, aud employing 245o
operators, one-fourth Of whom are
women, and consuming 4,0o0,-
900 pounds of the 100000 Of
pounds of the wool clipped from
over 2,OO0,O 900 sheep I
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

dra, Cairo, and Suez), Franklin lslsuds,
Gambia, Gibraltar, Gold Osast, Hong
Kong, Java, Lagos, Lsbaun, Liberia,
Malta, Miuritius, Natal. New Gouth
Wales, Queensland, 81, Helena, Sierra
Leone, sonth Australia, Tawania vic-
toria and Western Ausl>alA = p4ynsnt
Of registration fee In stamps) Of six-
teen cents; this is In addition to the post
age which must bs fully prepaid BY
stamps. .,..uI uIis.sss... ~. :.
The registry fee to bs charged On re-
turned letters and other postal paekets 10
Germany, as well a. on letters to I'll
countries and places reacAs6 vis the
North German mails, except the places In
Turkey mentioned in the proceeding par
agraph, aud except, also, the Papal states
and Egypt, to Austria and its STATS, or
to Belgium and the Netherlands, viz
North German Union direct, o. By slsssd
mail via England, ,hnd to Italy nd ewitssr-
land by closed mail, via England 10 eight
cents; and on letters to Canada, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince I'd
wrrd's Isl nd, it is 6ve cents; on lstters
and other postal packets to oysat Britain
and Ireland, eight cents. No other pos
tai packets than letters can be ssnt
registered beyond North Germany. The
registration fee on letters 10 W fspal
state via North German Union, u twelve
cents per half ounce; to Egypt, twenty
cents each. All registered letters and
other postal PACKETS must be prepaid in
full to destination. ti'''
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28
NsA Aiws..
ne Rsecoos and ns PsAy.

The RaceooE ia a resident ov
the United States ov America; he
ml4ssAsd y this country soon af-
ter its discovery by Columbus,
without . cent, and nothing but
his claws to get a living with.
He ia ono Of them kind ov per-
sons whse hide ID worth more
than all the rest ov him,
He resides among the heavy
timber, and cultivatss the corn
fields and nabring garden sass for
sustsnance, and understands biz
Dizziness.
Hiz family consists ov q wife
and three children, who liv with
him on the inside ov tree.
he can alwus be found ct home
during the day, reddy to receive
Uxus, Duy his nights are devoted
tew looking after hiz own affairs,
He dresses in soft fur, and hiz
tail, which iz round. hsz rings on
it.
Theze rings arc ov the same
material that the tail IL, and are
WON ppun ,all occashuns.
Dutlng the winter he ties him
self up into hard not and lays
down by biz fireside.
When spring opens, he opens,
.snd igoze ont tew see how the
chickens have wintered.
Hiz lif. iz az free from labor az
new penny, and II it wasn't for
the dogs and the rest ov mankind,
the raccoon wonld find what evry-
body else haz lost-a heaven up
on earth.
But the dogs tree him, and the
men skin him, and what is left ov
him ain't worth acuss.
He IL not a natral vagabond like
the hedgehog and the alligator
but luvs to be civilized and liv
amung folks; and he haz one vice
that the smsrtest missionary on
earth kant redeem, pd that is
the art ov stealing.
he Is second only tew the crow
in petit larceny, and will steal
what be kant eat nor hide.
7HsWMyip uvsrA bxrref ov sp.
pie sass just for the fun ov maui
ing the sass with his feet, and will
pull out the plug ov the molassis,
not bsksuak he luvs sugar emmy
better than he duz young duck,
but jist to see Il the molassis haz
got q good daub to IL.
Ihave studded animal deviltry
for eighteen years bekause tho
pees lsviltry IN sn animsl. tho
more human he 10.
/ can't And out, by searching
the passenger list, that Noah had
Q coon on board, but l am willing
tsw bet 10 pounds ov mutton sas'
sage taht mister coon and biz wifs
commutsd by stealing o ride.
I never knu raccoon tew/ want
ennything long that he could steal
qnick.
Ennydody, who has ever look.
cd . coon right sbuars In, the face,
xsM bet yu . dollor that he IL .
dsd best, or under fvo hundred
dellsrs bond, not tow 80 into the
bissiness for the next ninety days.
kav bed tame ooons BY the
dosssn, and thsy arc o. airy to
tame d . child, II yu take them
yung snui, but ] kant advise emmy.
BODY v eslsvsts coous, they
- l1 k =;
there amt emmy more profit In
them than there iz 10 . stock div.
idsnd on the Erie Rrilrosd.
Iasvsr was ont sv spet animal
sinos I kan remember, till now,
bat I hav gone out ev the trade
iBvsvSsy iussly idhkovsrsd that Il
wss . good deal like making .
ubieeep ont ~ sksts tale, ruin
~ sssslbstatls ~, and reap
~ > shasuii - whissslI.
nsseesa's N NV 10 Is years
ol1. ktesy NM ~ sosisty cfmep
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

A little boy on being asked to
what trade no would wish to be
brought up, replied
II will bo trustee Of the poor,
because ever since paps has bssn
o trustee we've had puddiag ibr
dinner" ,'ll
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

Chicago gambling houses clesr
5000, 900 annually on faro sIous.
There are forty establishments.
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

Letters can bc registered In. the United
States for Great Britain and ireland for
the North German Union (includlng oil
The German States and AUSTRIA, and for
oil Of the countries and places reached via
the North German mails. except the fol-
lowing placcs In Turkey; Alexandria,
Latakia, Mersina, Reitmo, and Tripoli;
also for Belgium. the Netherlands, Italy
and Switzerland. Letters to Canada,
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince
Edwards Island, eau bo registered, but
not to Now Foundland. Letters can be
registered (by British mail via England)
to Cape Of Good Hope, Ccylon, ConstnntI-
nople, Eas, Indies, Egypt, .(visi Alcxan-
The Arkansas freeman., 1869-09-28

A Missouri girl lately shot st
and missed q young man who had
inveigled her away from home,
taken her to Omaha and then de-
serted her. She had threo more
shots loit, but tho young man cap
itslstsd, AID compromised the
unpIaesantuess by cleaving to her
again.
, 1869-09-04

etn sent to notify the oanl of Health 81 mo con.
d!non Of the horse which wa ali that could b
Gone, he was not yattsoesl. but Threatened 70 10
likely tho case. The Hcfgeant did moi howe!o!,
asscit That Nj. Olchrtst hat strues hlu. OF had
rttubcd 10 80 about hta bus!nenA a..
The boafd took tne matter upder oonHlhcsatons
Aud at thrt5 .nctuuR on ThurA1aJ rrpoftcd that
Tho HcTccAnt Md hH EcetsrF had ma!n NJ afnlc-
Ah!c y rtuenucnt, and had admitted toAt ooia Werc
eotpewhat in tho wrong. 1heretoso 1no easo ~as
q; coo1se Mr.. 0nch1s, has a stkhl to make
.hAs as!anEorent BE- plsss.a llo % ehn COZ.
Win his compromised With Sergeant 1)ouRlasa I
Thc ques'lon presented 70 ihoua u thus: A BcF-
1'P5px t. poso
pspves II: and he himself does not dcny il 1t u
The displlne Of tho Polcc foTce which II assAlled
so,1 m9sn s - NJ; Gncht5t. I'D the board cannot
person who haA 10 little control oret his tenn
per ~ TO be unable To ErlEaln from locking up
eiu1sn, becAuse he speata to him harshiJ. Is not
at for his positiou, and tho boald must rrcognlEe
the TACT. They ate t1ttllng with the interests OF
the tortc and tho inlcresta ol the community
when they retain him In hta present po9tlon. The
hhuec Of power tT superior Is Initiated b. hts
subordtnAtef and >. u not surprising that patrol
Ean a1Tests TOR . few hassJ words when he ssea
btu CHIEF; Who should be cooler and more dellber.
ais, pur:th An nngEJ expression By few hours
1hc board narc evidently taken false stcw Of
ul4k1Cl. GtJ HAFc lD0AC4 nu tulS C1SC ID 1lG
personal 10 Mr. ItlchrdAi. But 1t i not 70 II
ofccts The entire police force and all our ct!xena
Their failure TO suspend or Fetnoye tho e1I!ug on
ccr establishes tho pdicus precedent that they viii
notice m inir1ct1on Of personal liberty or ErpuG
on the rars Of their subordtnatcs only rhen ,nt
ina111dual who Is injured cannot be induced Il
dce,st from tho prosecution of the person Whc
has tpls used dim.
Il Ia not, however, too late to adopt wiser poi.
tcr-to remove man who has shown hinBcli
nnrt Tor liz place, and thus insure the ms!n
tetancc Of that discipline without which tht
police 1clce Is woIAe than useless.
, 1869-09-04
CALIFORNIA WINES.
1'ard from 81 Ned Hnntltur."

in tht Etf:ar cf 7ks Cht-nss 7rtt,inr:
Mtntnn u Iny rh'nr' r. Tl"n'. r1!.hec'hR INC
with the new "Nesio:hi rrnhib!llnn party In
,,,rr n1e ttnttng esiussal nj tu-hay .sti"u,'e!9,
permits fre n ele,r, tn 3rft'ce AMI cHHftes!. Il
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rsrs fa,,i.t- vtlcf would hH hut lpp harrt u
s".r.t y .a.s nd r.,,."', wr1r F'Ts" In
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