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Sec. lat. Actions for the following
causes must be tried in the County where
the cause, or some part thereof, arose.
subject to the like power of the court to
change the place of trial, in the cases
provided by statute:
l. For the recovery of penalty or
forfeiture imposed by statute, except
that, when it is imposed for an offence
committed on q lake, river, or other
stream of water, situated in two or more
Counties, tho action may be brought in
any County bordering on such lake,
river, or stream, and opposite to the
place where the offence was committed.
2. Against public officer, or person
specially appointed to execute his duties,
for an act done by him in virtue of his
Office, or against person who, by his
command or in his aid, shall do anything
touching the duties of such officer.
SEC. 14S. In all other cases the action
shall be tried in the County in whiSs>
the parties, or any of them, shall reside
at the commencement of the action: or.
if none of the parties shall reside in the
State, the same may be tried in any
County which the plaintiff shall desig-
nate in his complaint, subject, however,
to the power of the Court to change the
place of trial, in the cases provided by
statute.
Sec. 49, If the County designated for
that purpose in the complaint be not the
proper County, the action may, not
withstanding, be tried therein, unless
the defendant. before the time for an
swering expire, demand, in writing, that
the trial lie had in the proper County,
and the place of trial be thereupon
changed by consent of parties, or by
order OF the Court, as is provided in this
Section.
The Court may change the place of
trial in the following cases:
l. When the County designated for
that purpose in the complaint is not the
proper County.
2. When there is reason to believe
that an impartial trial cannot be had
therein
3. When the convenience of witnesses
and the ends of justice would be pro-
noted by the change.
When the place of trial is changed,
all other proceedings shall be had in the
County to which the place of trial is
changed, unless otherwise provided by
the consent of the parties, in writing.
duly fled, or order of the Court; and
the papers shall be fled or transferred
accordingly.
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REYNOLDS IMPROVED METHOD
OF CONSTRUCTING
Artificial Dentures.
Patented DeceDlber 1867.

Patented December. 1867.
A FTER an extensive use Of this important
IA Improvement in practice for nearly two
years, it Is with full confidence urged upon the
profession and the .publici as fulfilling more
modo, every intention Of Artificial Dentures.
As in this method, rubber teeth are alto
Eether discarded, it is desirable that it should
fail especially into the hands of those familiar
with gold plate work.
It may not bo generally known that they
who wear cases of artificial teeth, constructed
according to this patent, by Dentists who are
penalty of infringement, as well as the ope-
rator.
Office rights will be disposed Of and instruc.
OF Reynolds & Reynolds, where the manipula-
tlon may he daily witnessed, and whero com.
munications may be addressed.
WIN. REYNOLDS, NJ. D.,
Aug 49, Columbia. 70.
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TITLE w.

OF THE PLACE OF TRIAL OF CIVIL ACTIONS.
SEC. l46. Actions to be tried where
subject matter situated.
Sec lat. Actions to be tried where
cause Of action arose.
SEC 14S. Actions to be tried where
the parties reside
Sec. 140. Changing place of trial.
SEC 146. Actions for the following
causes must be tried in the County in
which the subject of the action, or some
part thereof, is situated, subject to the
power OF the Court to change the place
of trial, in the cases provided by statute
l. For the recovery of real property,
or OF an estate or interest therein, or for
tho determination in any form of such
right or interest, and for injuries to real
property.
2. For the partition of real property.
.. For tho foreclosure of mortgage
of real property.
4. For the recovery Of personal pro-
perty distrained for any cause.
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the consent of the parties, in writing.
duly filed, or order of the Court; and
the papers shall be filed or transferred
accordingly.
TITLE V.
MANNER OF COMMENCING CIVIL ACTIONS.
SEC. $50. Actions, how commenced:
SEC. 15l. Summons, requisites of.
SEC. 1872. Notice to be inserted in sum
mons.
Sec. 153. Complaint need not be served
with summons.
SEC. 154. Defendant unreasonablv de.
Tending
Sec. 155. Notice Of lis pendens.
SEC. 15G. Service of summons.
SEC. 157. Return Of summons
SEC. l5S. Publication of summons.
SEC. l59. Proceedings when part only
of defendants served-partners
SEC. 160. When service by publica-
tionIcomplcte.
SEC. 1Gl. Proof of service
SEC. lC2. When jurisdiction OF action
acquired
SEC. $50. Civil actions in the Courts
OF Record of this State shall be com
mcnced by service Of q summons.
SEC. 15l. The summons shall be sub.
scribed by the plaintiff or his attorney,
and directed to the defendant, and shall
require him to answer the complaint,
and serve copy Of his answer on the
person whose name is subscribed to the
summons, ut place within the State,
to be therein specified, in which there
is post office, within twenty days after
the service of the summons, exclusive of
the day of service.
SEC. 1872. The plaintiff shall also insert
III the summons q notice, in substance rs
| follows:
L. In an action arising on contract,
Tor the recovery of money only, that he
VIII take judgment for sum specified
therein, if the defendant fail to answer
the complaint in twenty days after the
service of the summons.
| z In other actions, that if the de-
fendant shall fail to answer the COM
plnint within twenty days after the SER
vice Of the summons, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Sec. l53. y copy of the complaint
need not be served with the summons.
In such case, the summons must state
where the complaint is or will be filed;
and If the defendant, within twenty days
thereafter, causes notice of appearance
to be given; and, in person or by attor-
ney, demands, in writing, copy of tho
complaint. specifying place within the
State where it may be served, a copy
thereof must within twenty days there
after, be served accordingly; and after
such service, the defendant has twenty
days TO answer; but only one copy need
be served on the same attorney.
Sec. 154 In the case of defendant
against whom no personal claim is made,
the plaintiff may deliver to such defend
ant, with the summons, notice sub
scribed by the plaintiff or his attorney,
setting forth the general object of the
action, brief description of the pro-
perty affected by it.; if it affects spool
fic, real or personal property, and that no
| narcnnnl nlairo 10 IA !
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CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
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.isd. as,.ssgsa l..xsn B1I.r,Igs,4 4s,
,af.,'.,,, Go \. TixslB, r.r
-e'AA+ I 10y WkcALLAHll,
s'EI9 eEa NV. W.9MrLLEk, as9s'
ia79m ilais % VIZ C.9HAsDtAu,
Democratic Btsts Executive Committee
2NEGROovOTEs.
Weston and clark.burg have tho Glory

Weston and Clarksburg have the Glory
ion Monday last, at the Corporation
election held in this place, was illustrated
a.hs beauties Of radicalism, asregords ne.
G grO suffrage. c Only Eve oolored men had
-iregistercd-and they voted, st,i o7eos
oi;ltOn the same day the people of Clarks.
burg were similarly initiated, at their
municipal election. they having ffy-siz
wnegroes registered. y-.a 5rui,. s-r
..Y notwithstanding Court was 10 session,
and . large number Of persons were in
.ssowp who regard negro suffrage as amin
assult 70 the white race, mo demonstration.
= were made, and everything passed of as
,as if this outrage was mot being
q perpe.rated upon an unwilling people.
10. sTbov voting was done in the Clerks
= Office, within a few feetof where Senator
I Wiley stood when he announced to the
ID people that"negro suffrage should never
81 DO forced upon.the citizens ofWest Vir.
GINA until they had had an opportunity to
pass upon the question at the polls" =
1.-Two believe tho assertions Of q large
majority Of the radical party Of this sec.
ton, this occurrence will. be sorry job
or'the republican organization. aoH !
go Now that we havs1nogro witnesses and
how long will it DO ere negroc.
Tiswill be callclto the jury.box and to all
1.-the offices Heretofore conferred upon the
'osmoss trusty Of The superior race ?'iiIs *
~ The Press Of the Democratic and Con-
s.r1atirc party has for yea,s' warned the
+. people of the danger that has n.v, csaic
homo to them; but, trusting in the ,rra.
I; city Of their, leaders, the masses Of til.
radical party have been ayorse TO- believe
that such q eonsuma!ion was intcpdrd
; /. now remains to 30 seen whether
pledges can continue to be broken Will
impunity--wlether'th the people Of the State
have Independence enough TO- rcpud iatc
the men who, hayc forced this Outrage
npou them, and in the coming contest
elect mon, 10 Office who will faithfully
reptesentlheoishes file people. 2
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Nelgro Juf.ai

.E9 Recomnsslr-,clion "a fairIy ,,..I u. -
!, Ill., "a ;, y.sd; !, !, su"esraq"a ~ !,
gsM s "n HSn" tto . .if1nA POLITICAL
y, the iirst rose q sprlfng-;popsSar md
interesting, 2h
l In 'ConcorIdia Parish, dot long : r i1 4,
ll.iG5 lns a,I-s:Iui2J p. aa,n 'dtt.. a
~ b sa:itf i. II hi ~ .I-b,IS -, a.
FoPu IaEt WY ~ , ~ p tUe' nn' .h0agn
that2becansc lie was good fellow h,
could b guilty Of no crime. Aud, though
the murder Has clearly proven oy 50 tclearl,
tbu. noe, no one ntteid,i.d H. lodn,,,H, N ;,..
4 ro6ugl,, Il; Il / 4 vss,rdis, !, Nv 'ne 'u'.
far ,,,;rnl.. 49, ~ /. ~ S.s sul44y =
i Wv tI ~ altef the teafPesbng Judge O.
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. =
TnnnEi is an old maxim about putting
= bcggar on horseback, Of which We were
strongly reminded when we perused the
remarks. at a late Washington nesting,
ofone Scott, apocr Norshcrn carpet
Dagger, whom tho bayonst has thrust
upon the Slate Of South Carolina as her
chief magistrate. The meeting va,
called 10 consider the punishment that
should be inflicted upon the cOnsumaeiOus
State Of Georgia, which our radical
friends have found it necessary to con-
struct and reconstruct 80 often. Scott
said :-'I say to tho member, Of the
Legislature Of Georgia, when you 60
home, pass such laws a. will give your
Governor the power to arm every man in
the State; to make an Appropriation to
buy all the rifles he eau. and ammunition
for each man, and demuud fair election.
I tell you, tie rides arc the best law you
can have" Here is a man who, himself,
has no more ;isht TO 10 Governor Of
South Carolina than he has 10 be Empe-
ror Of lie United States, oponly advising
civil war in a naighboriDg State, and do.
ing all that 10 can to carry, dcsOlatisn
aud destruction to every household. Tic
war which be invite, 10 a war Of the ne.
groes against the whites. and how that
would be carried on Tho history Of San
Domingo attests. These carpo..blggsrs,,
like Scott, cvn,cious that local power il
Tho South is death 70 their prospects
that placed there by the rifle, they can
Only, remain there through the same in
auen gc'ecfi- resolved, if they can, Il,
have the rifles as th. only law. If Tie
people Of the United State. arc no. utter.
ly d.nentcd, If their brains have not been
entirely s0f'cncd BY party heats and pms.
SONS, lhey will arise in their nigh. aud
!! brush away from the path Of our national
future oil suuh noxious creatures a, the
political oarPct.bagg.p lha. have been
,fawnsd upon Tho South
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KNO SKO n

Eudor,st and recommended BY tue rrslast
9th, faculty Of the +. Medical, College, 4. T.
Pref r. s. NEWTON, ~ d. Ky
Professor. and President Of III. Faculty Ia.
Professor Theory, and Practice 81 hi.
cine Cincinnati, ele.. a5i3sf. siasiSs
" One Of the most eminent medical men or M,
.ge-wtll known as the sutlor ofthe iollowiur
standard medical ,works--''Sewtop's Piae,is.
OF Medicine" nDI.sses Of Children, y GE,s.
tone Symss Surgery" ,kc., lin, The Ds,h u
number Of the American Medical RsIisw, pa.
ais, iays--- sg,s:s., ,.lf ~,
Among tue moro recent effort, 10 in.rsaus
Pspnlsrly seins Of the new remedies, we, ;solw
= lsw preparation compounded BY j. ]. Law.
renee, y. p, Of Sorfols, Va, which u, IL III.
ni.h.d 10 The trade and 'hs profss,ion. n An,
desired quantity. Ne recently e1,mil.d IL
Laboratory, and became fslly iatisfed ,bst ali
bio work !, dons in the lies. manner, by liz
most approved processes, and from The hes. ma.
!srills, giving asa result a medicine mssisE
The conlidepss.o The pl,.sieiaps AID The puhi..
A
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEsT4Y1RGlNIA.'c7 q j,,II'la. -
Cilm,r county circuit court, Arril ierul,

Peggy Hilson -
Berjiamiu Ri1iie'saa- In icaaneery.
minis'rdtor, IN Jossnh9f ,At,iratt Jsom
Knots adminiinistrator, lIec,ee,
Philip ,Stmrher's, I'D =, ,,,,,.
miiniistratsr, and oilers.
II Is aljudgcd, ordered And decreed thai this
cause be referred 10 any cuc Of the commissions
ers Of this court 10 settle 10 settle the admins.
,trniion accounts on the estates Of Bcnjsmip
Riddle, Joseph Knott, and Phillip Starcher.
with their several administrators. The said
commissioner will also convcns MI the crcdiI;
tors Of The said defendants, who are judg mcnt
debtors, 10 prove their debts, and The dates
and prioii,ics thereof, and when so proved, the
said commissioner will report the same. sta.
ting the amounts, dates and priori,ies thereof,
10 This court. That lie also report the lands
owned at the ,imo Of any Of said judgments by
any of the said judgment debtors, or Which
they hare subsequently neguircd, together
with any special matter deemed pertinent br
himself or required by any Of the parties, and
that notice { the time aud place uf taking said
accounts, published in anr convenient news
paper published in this State, shall be taken
and held as equivalent TO personal service Of
Of: notice thereof. si35ag!l .glyis. II
Notice Is hereby given 10 the parties to the
abore-stylcd cause, md 10 the creditors ef.the
estates Of Benjamin Riddle, deceased, Joseph
Knolts deceased, and Phillip S.a.ch.r, dc.
ceased and the creditors of!William S,alnakcr,
Salath.el Riddle, Nathaniel S;alnsker, Georts
". Riddle, Snlathitl G. Stalnaksr, sud Sauu.
Ell u. Brannon, and to raid defendants, that the
Undersigned, one Of the master commissioners
Of the circuit court Of Gilm.r county, will, on
+ ne IAN A1y Of June, 1870, =
at the law Office u Fleming 1 Bennett, in the
town Of Glsnvillr, in said count proceed 10
execute the said order Of reference, al which
time and place you nrc rsqui,el to attend for
the purpose aforesaid and tie credi;tr, 10 prove
their dtbts as ,fo:csiid. An II from any n : c
the execution Of the stid order of reference Q
not commented, orr being commenced and ii0t
completed OIL that day, the same will be con-.
timed and adjourned from dHy 10 day aud
time 10 Tins until the. same is, completed. 3
Given under my hand. as commissioner
Aforesaid, on this seth day Of April, 1870 y
vi IN NJ BENNETT, Commissioner.
may J-4t .ute4lrai E.' t.ua yl t,y-
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The coercion NH for, Ireland.

Tin s..ealled liberal, ooyerumsnt lof
y -, ,,.;,.;r ". ,,.vo5 !. .ar,,.a..avadi
'foa' p,''',al .AN pNs.'q 9pp'e,'. VI,
measure Ur Tue pacinca''oh o. lfe'ae 9at,i II
Is much like The Jukases OF lhel Car IL ref-
81 erepee to,pvland. v Here arc some Of lis
nrovisious. No arms can 10 carried without
i;.sn,s Penalty. .tuo ,vears, ;hurison .
3 "ssu NM :.....,, .,ra. 4.
mem. ae.' sau wv 49,. e'" ., '"Au q q
Evenings 'osi arms S'a'"' 'a'ee "0ht ~
from the issuance OF tho warrant, the eeafek
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WEST VIRGINIA: :

WEST VIRGINIA: Fl
l|Nilmer county ei'cui, court, April lerin
lV 1870. f.At ra4-.Iiyf a
Josiah j. Franks W.,
Jacob Shotk Juniors al. A0' ', from
t,iniarator dn,ihtirs. u aee He.
II is furtirr aujudged. ordered and dsereed
that this caGse 10 referred to any one cfihe
commissioners Of this court, 10 settle tho nd
ninistrnlibnt arcouats Of the snid John q.
Boggs, administration Of the said Jacob Shock,
junior deceased, and that he ascertain and re
port the amounts due 10 than seyerallt. And
4 notice published In ANY convenient nestpa.
per, warning tie shid creditors u appear be-
foro the said commissioner. at time and place
to be fixed by him, 10 prove their debts, upon
pain Of being denied The benefit Of this decree.
shall DO taken aud held as equivalent TO per-
sonal service Of such notice. ~.
Neiice Is hereby given TO the creditors ofsaid
estate OF Jacob Shock Junior, deceased, and to
said defendants, that the undersigned, one OF
the master commissioners Of the cirtuit court Of
Gilnisr county, will, on tho s4 ~
,1 lr1sM daycf June. 1870. ~ Jl
at the law Office Of Fleming K Bennett, In the
town Of GltnviIlt, III said county, proceed TO
execute tbs said otdet ofr.iertnce 10 said cause,
at which time and place yat are required TO at
tend, for The purposes Aforesaid, and ths. said
creditors tsiproys their debts us Aforesaid.
And u from Any cause The execution ofsaid
order ofrsference he mot coinu,eiirsi, Or, being
ceminsneed and not completed on that day The
same VIII he continued and adjourned from day
10 gay and time 10 tins iiktil completed.
Slren under my baud, us commissioner
Hore'ad, this goth day, Of Apfil, 1870.
n N BENNEf.r, Commissioner.
may 0 Al s5aa .5T Z "N%FeT ~
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best people arc leaving tho State, and cr-
cry remaining industrial interest is para
lyzed,
We ask: Do the people want longer
experience with radicalism in this State!
and has not the time arrived for all
good men to pass in retrospect uPon the
acts Of their rulers, aud unite in bringing
about Wholesome reform? Believing n
change Of rulers is indispensable to re-
form, md believing reform to DO the
greatest necessity Of all the people of the
State, we concur in the invitation prolnul-
gated by the State Executive Committee,
for State Convention at Charleston on
the 9Th Of Juus next, and cordially en-.
dorse the invitation given "to all liberalr
minded men-whether Democratic, Con-
seryntivo or Republican, who desire to
promote the welfare Of the State. and vim
dictate tho rights Of her citizens by apPro-
pirate legislation" to participate therein,
Therefore, belt ai tl-, sm. t2rs' sd
Resdred, That the Chairman Of this
meeting appoint City such persons asare
50 invited to attend said Convention, as
delegate, from this county, i And be be it
further -s. .vs.. tag9s por
Resolrca, That any citizen of Lewis
county, sympathizing with the call of tue
Convention, who may be in Charleston on
the S,h Of June next, ishersby authorized
to act uss delegate. ji ,aagal .saa
On motion Of Mr. WooDrokp, tue rcso-
lu,ions were adopted. 8 '7f'i ''7iaH
The CnAln then appointed tho follow
in n gentleman as Delegates
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Friends Of the Negro.


The Wheeling lntel'igenrer says that
tho Democrats claim to DO the peculiar and
warm friends of the negro. Now there is
truth in this statement, and the history of
the negro will prove it. live accept lip
service merely, as friendship then are
the radicals the best friend, in tho world
not only to the negroes, but to every per-
son who can cast vote. No one prctcuds
that the material condition of the negro
North was comparable to that Of 'he''ame
race South, before the war had, brought
emancipation, suffrage, and other name name
less evils upon it, While utterly opposed
TO negro ,l .ufrrasc, the Democracy have
never opposed tho true interests of' t ne.
era. UnJor Democratic management the
negro race has increased from very small
Beginnings, till. has become sufficiently
numerous: to tempt,ho radicals to snllrHan'
elise them, in hopes Of ssing them, not
from any benefit they wished to confer e.. on
tic negro but merely for the sake offs
bel 10 an element Of strength which it is
necessary for them to obtain in order to
ipFolong their reign We have always
thought and still think, that enfrauchise-
,msnt will prove .: curse set to the negro.
He.was given the ballot without .; tho con
sent Of the Democratic party, but as he y !
in possession Of this franchise, The Demo
Gratis will vote every one Of them that can
DO bought or begged intoit, and 'hcsswill
PROV prove more than the radicals think" q
sous ono having, asserted t that
, 5, OoO, 900 Africo- American fetish wer-
shippers will DO, a nice Offset 70 tho sane san
uuubqr Of Europe, lsclnanists,t q leading
radical journal lauents TINT even that h'
small crumb Of comfort is dashed i from
the lip, Of the party, by the fact thai tina: tue
Catholic Church is rapidly, converting the
black population oft''e South to her oyn
creed, and, ofepurso. will whi'sPw,,sh 'As a
into, good Christian Democrats, This is
too horrible to contemplate, and ndd. sons
thing must be done by the rloilp par.yilo
secure the votes WOE at such ; an expense
of fraud and mcanncss: s,je!g !sliafJ
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Ks,ko., j. endorsed BY the be.! phy,iti'"
everywhere. Read the following from
Dr.. 1'illery /. successful pr,s!ilia,n
Of msny, years. standing 'piu th'. cid
Z North 6tste: ~ ~
Rocky Mount 0Edgeaombs Coz
'r September 10, 1860.
* DALI J. dLIrRxxcrA Dedr (SKs-l
have used your Concentrated Fluid E1,r,e, X
Hoskoe ia ny,plae,iceD with ihs b.pPl',l ~
a,sr, Blood Purifier, and Nervous Tohie.a IL
all diseases of,hc Liver srofulous, syphi!l'i'
and Nervous a fTee,,ons,.it ID q remedy Of H.
msnse value ,;yin fact in almost every rar.y
Of Chronic Diseases its uss Is indicated. lio'
you deserts q, a man ui.elursr d reliable s'A,-
,ciaes, am Dir, will, much respect,
.W'yE gFfIS ,yyo,,r oScditst Nrvini
iais7 Fl, ,sm4a RsC. ;TlLLERrIn.lp.
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k.,hoo ,.ta s.yefa. 81 Il y.r..l.t.fn,.
Prom =. VIZ psessa..a's H Az and ~.

From, !! n. Wills, a promin.atI i and Ix.,.
know merchant Of Norfolk, Va,
ii Dn: l4lwRxscr-7Dsa rlSirYsSr
Ko,soo h,. worked .opd.r, y. II ny faulty. 4,
childhood. Shs lost thirty . IL places ofsoss
from her srkls, several from hsr' arm, b.,idA
having ulcers In several parts Of ller h6iy.
While il this condition, she commenced ttaTiir
your koskoo--it acted like q charm Oh hs';
under ils use tile ulceri gradually heslsdr SD
her general health greatly improved. n II ger
tainly saved her much suffering, and psrta,t
her LIE. Il regard Ko,koo n, lsrecihs ;ior ill
;scrofploss diseascs. Your ,Kc,k6o nlsd ,eur4
my wife Of Dyspepsia, from, " litli iht suffered
greatly. She 10 Iowiin better health ahas W.
ha, been In h,s!yesrS. With the highest re-
gard, an, yr.sfslly, ysrn, As;s a,,,..,
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B.ADsa STATE OF THE9BLOUs,
or deceased condition efths Liis.r.if
Kianryt, Nerroa5 System, t.s. {

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