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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-09
SIS IL $25Op per month. ETHRT-

DC u a390V YU8 EEEW9VEas WHERE,
2, male and female to introduce the GENUINE
ega IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
e Sc ING MACHINE. This Machine will
:, stitch. hem. FELL tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid,
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e, for five years We Will pay $1,000 for any ma
saa chine that will a stronger, beautiful
e5a more elastic seam han ours. 1t makes the
Sz~ ELASTIC L0 X Stitch - Every second stitch
-. can he cut, and still the cloth cannot be pull
So led apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
eaae from SO TO $3.50 per month andex-
mmlSSlO1 from which twice
that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB 6 CO., CHICAGO, Ill.
10 w 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11

The Board Of Health report that there are no
new cases Of smallpox. This IL satisfactory
news, and the more so that the Board, by can
didly reporting the exact number Of cases day
BY day, have won the confidence Of the public
In their statements. This is much better than
10 undertake to conceal the existence Of cpl
denies, as has been done in other cities, for the
result s'ways Il In such cases that popular re-
port GO atty exsggerates the extent and virulence
of the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11

The New York Commercial thinks In these
days OF municipal dishonesty it Is quite re-
freshing to see the action Of our Board OF Pab-
lie Works requiring the superintendent to wit.
ness the payment Of the contractors hands at
least once every two weeks, and report any
failure TO pay the laborers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11

Things have changed in Baltimore since the
democratic convention there In 1850, when two
young men named Bsrringer, dressed to repre-
sent Horace Greeley and . negro wench, rode
through the streets on mules, embracing each
other, and were greeted everywhere with the
same shouts Of " tremendous applause, with
which the nomination Of the same Horace Gr.e-
ley for President OF the United States by a dem
ocratic convention was received yesterday in
the same city Of Baltimore. Who has changed
since Iseo, Horace Greeley or the democracy?
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The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
Any portion Of it, can have The STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
nate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money should be sent to the busi-
ness Office Of the paper.
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For many years past efforts have been m sde in

For many years past efforts have been m AIDE In
England to induce Parliament to pas what
is known as the ballot bill, but the House
Of Lords has always opposed the measure,
and msnaged to defeat it until now A few
days since they passed the bill from the House
OF Commons, but with Amendments which
enectually nullifed by depriving Ii Of its essen
tial feature-the secrecy OF the ballot. The
House of Commons returned the bill refusing
to accept the amendments, when the Lords
receded from their former action, and 1t Is now
believed the measure will at length become a
law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11
WASHINGTON. D. O., JULY 9, 1879.

All persons are hereby notified and forbid to buy
or negotiate for lands leases of ands in Ma
rylsnd OF Virginia, with II. Schliecker, as the
same, although in said schiecker's name, are the
property Of and belong to, the - National Mining
Company" of Washington, d. q.
jyl0-I' W. II. FARRAR, President of the Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11

The New York Times says that Mr.. Thurlow
Weed Is not only opposed to the election of Mr..
Greedy, but deems IL a practical impossibility {"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11
RAILROAD BOND
A RAILROAD BOND
AND
= AL ESTATE ORTGAGR
COsssbiMed,


In fts Y:So Geld Bonds the Horfhev, p.ryac p.,
road company furnishes to thu public "a invest.
ment security which combines the ready ne~oe,..
oiify, the convcoisnee. and the high credit of a
hrstclass railroad boad with the sclidity nnd 49,.
OF real estate mortgage on lAnd vor th ~ 1900
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered st par IN currsocy, snl ytsld /.
HAHDS0nB PROFIT - ths0 Uehanslng S-Os.
The bonds Are . Arst and only morteaso On tn
road. its eQuipmsa0 cd sArnia0, a. aiso on =
land grant which, On the completion Of the road YIN
avefASs $500 acres 10 eacA nns ~ HnGk
They are issued In denomtnattous iron ON 70
0l.oW Coupon, and ei0 20 olc 90 Dssistsrsd. have
thirty yea TO run, bear interest of % pr cat.
In gold. ed ere BxEAPfs From U1IfRD
STATES TAX to the holder. -
The seni-annoal tntsrsst a The Registered Bonds
ispsid With GOLD CHICKS, sent 70 ths psst o0os
address Of the holAsg. - asr go
All narkstsbls Stocks snd Bonds rsssdvsd In ex-
change, without expense 70 the investor, ct their
highest current prices.
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FBOAKD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July 9th, 1872.
OTftrtd, That each special superintendent on
contract work shall personally witUess the I'm ut
OF every emplOye IF such contractor may Be nn3er
ms superintensence, at least once in every two
weeks and report in writing TO the Board any fail
NE en- the part Of the contractor in the payment of
neglect 10 comply with this order will be fol-
lowed by instant dismissal Of superintendent
-. ALIEN. Il. SHEPHERD,
DO OF lChrOn kepCt Vice President.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
1nICT

HCldtng a Spscia! Term, July lOfk, 1871.
In the case Of Charles A. James administrator of
CHARLES CARROLL, late of Baltimore, Nd, de-
ceased, the administrator aforesaid has, with the
APPRECIATION Of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia aforesaid. appointed THURSDAY,
August LIST, 1872, for the final settlement and distri
button OF the personal estate of said deceased,
and Of the assets in hand, far as the same
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estate
Prortded, a copy of this order be published once q
week for three weeks In the Star previous to the
said day. Wv
Test:-A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills
jy1l-th St Per JAS j. OFT, Den CLERK
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New York breads a REPETITION to- morrow of
the scenes which disgrsced that city on the
occasion OF the Orange parade last year The
authorities have taken extra precsution to guard
against disorder, and II is hoped there will be
no disturbance. 1t would be better if there was
no display OF notices or playing OF tunes Often
sive to any part of the community, and better
still If there was no parade at all; but the
OranGeraen have an undoubted right TO march
IL procession if they choose to do SO, and it is
the duty Of the authorities TO see that they are
not interfered with. The citizens themselves
can 90 more to keep the peace however than all
the police, fremen, and militia in the city Ii
they will only keep from congregating along the
line Of the procession there will be no trouble.
Pruderee too dictates this course for when
brickbats and bullets are flying around il is
always 1.-THE innocent spectator who gets
knocked on the head or shot through the body
IL Is rough on the innocent spectator, bat he
ought to have sense enough to keep out of range.
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ICE, ICEn ICEm

THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,
having on hand an ample .upply of ICE, would re-
srectfully inform the public that they can be sup
piled at iSO2 STREET, or at our Depot, 10Th
street wharf.
Ourr gular customers will continue 20 be prom pity
supplied Of their respective places by our teams,
which We ind 20 be as much as they can do durisg
this severe weather,
j. &. WHITTELL,
UH-I Rep. Pat Secretary and Treasurer.
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The latest reports in reference to the labor
strikes IN New York city and other places shox
t'at the struggle is fast drawing to close. In
Wv York the stone workers still hold ont, and
- u continue TO DO so as long as funds remain
ih the treasury Of the Unions; but the large de-
lands OF late must have made heavy inroa1s on
e. &c resources. The Paterson strikes may also
y considered at an end. Although the strikes
2Ie at end, the results are not. The New York
4rttEHs estimates that OF the $1,000 men who in
lie past two months have engaged in the move
Tent to reduce the hours of labor, scarcely
r. re than 10000 have gained what they sought.
: ne strikes have diminished business and many
nanufactories are employing a reduced num-
Ter OF hands; while the building trade was
seTlously interfered with and will be no better
this year. Some OF the workingmen have found
10 Their cost that it is easier TO lose job than to
ger one and consequently many OF them are in
tne streets impoverished and almost hopeless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11

JAY COOKE q 90.
Bsnkers,
may0 WABHIEGrON.
WIZ q ANDeOWE LIGaT-OOLORED
PANTS, unsurpassed in beauty Of deeirn and
yor1min.hip from % % oe, - 4. 6f1Ausf l0li
s0assHsAiA svone0s any1e
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ITO GAS COUNCILLORS

WARRINGTON GAsLIGHr COMPANY. D
NJ. WAsHINGTON.p. O.. June q. 1917
Notice IL hereby given that for Gas conSnnc3
Sric STsT 1872, until further noticsl the
subject TO discount Of 20 per cent on bills nail a.
the 1iice OF the Company within seven days from
le29 dtaul CHAS b BAILEY Sacratnrr
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Befersto A. Bacon ard Rev W b. Evans. mis-
7" FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ to the present day, Scrofula has been the
tane and As IL were, the curse Of mankind So ter.
ribe and losthsOme had it been at some periods of
woIlds history that person known to be Infect
% Win would not be allowed to mix with society
Happily IN our day the disease IL strp ped of its ta
ror d. the nee OF the SANARITAS's ROOr AND HERp
yg;cEs, and the victim Of scrofuls, Ulcers, sores
PimPles, Botches, letters, &c, can be restored 10
sound health in q few weeks W
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, els per bottle.
g gts. DESMOND Co, Proprietor, 81 S Race st.,
enIsoeIphiA mayN-ly
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- WASHINGTON, d. O., July s, 1871.
On the petition OF "a Ell l.. HILL, Of Brosk-
Ism, II. d. New York, praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO him the 18th day Of October,
1855 and RESCUED the 10Th day of March, 1851 for
an improv 6ment in Spelling Blocks:
1t u ordered thai the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9th day Of september next; that the
time for Ming argums nts and the Examiners report
be limited to the 10Th day of September next, and
ths sai6 petition be heard the 25th day of Sep
tenbeI next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
Hll-tr.at N ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner
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PIANOS, DC.

N1osT AMUSING TOY ouT-O.use. inanimsss
AZ figures 70 dance 20 the music q pisns
For sale by y. l.. WILD BRO. l2o Ilthy
street west, between Pa avenue and ct UNIV
Assnts g~ Stsf's P,aaos, and manufacturers %
and dealers In n usical Instruments generally.
=, Rianos and eli Musical Insu uments Tuned -
Repaired. 1ecl1 n
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N BY G o o Dsl
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES
DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN!
Closing out Summer Stock at marveiously LOW
PRICES
BADiHs-Csn at once t. secure the best bargains
All goods ms ked in plain figures.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
PARASOLS at half price
sun UMBRELLAS at csst.
hogan 4 wYLlE,
jyll lois and 1920 18th street, N w.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-04-18
POLITICAL.
Great Liberal Republican Meeting il
New York.
Speech Of Senator Trumbuli.

NEW YoRx, April l2.-Ths great meet
ing held here tonight to advocate the Lib
eral Republican policy at the approaching
Cincinnati convention, was one Of the
largest in numbers and most imposing in
composition ever held in this city. An hour
before the commencement of the meeting
Cooper Institute WAS thronged to its ut
most capacity.
THOUSANDS CLANoRED IN VAIN
for admission and failing to find it remained
for hours outside. Every seat was occu-
pied, and the aisles from the platform up
wards were densely crowded. The audi
ence was eminensly respectable and repre-
sentative.
ONE PLATFORM WAS LITERALLY PACKED
with men prominent in the political and So
cial circles of New York. Among them
were Horace Greeley, Sinclair Toasey,
Moses II. Grinnell, Hiram Barney, Mar
shall Q. Roberts. George Wilkes, Frank
Leslie, John A Dayic. and q large number
of other prominent men.
About half past seven the denseiy
| crowded audience began 70 manifest son,s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-04-18
Heavy Gale.

A heavy gale ef wind from the South
vest visited our city in the early part OF
last week, and continued without abatc-
ment for so hours, after which it veered
to the North east, and, an Monday last
wound up with heavy snow storm, since
which time it has cleared off, and the
weather now is clear and pleasant.
DEAD Men TELL No TALEs.-If they
did, anthemas against the depicting lancet,
the drastic purge, and the terrible salivants
of the materia medica, would arise from
every graveyard. The motto of modern
medical science is "Preserre and Regulate,
not Destroy" and no remedy of our day is
so entirely in harmony with this philan-
,hropic logic as DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE
VISEoAa HIrrERs. In this powerful, yet
harmless restorative, dyspepsia, bilious
complaints, and al diseases of the stomach,
LIVER, bowels and nerves, encounter An II
rctise;bls En.idoes W4~.
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R UP URE,
MANIrowoC,WI Dec. 8. 1871

MANIrowoC, Wis, Dec. g. 1871
-Res'rs. Bart!ett, B1tmaa s. Parker:
GENTLEMES: To return tbauks to and
through you to extend word of advice to al
similarly afflicted, ! will make this plain
statement of facts At the age Of 49, ia =
boyish freak, l attempted to Eft box Il
type II am printer by profession) +, which
being beyond my strength, caused rupture
and until | used your = Common Sense
Truss" for tie period Of twenty years. I
WIS sufferer such as only those who have
been similarly afflicted car know About .
year ago the truss | usually wore became
t9e onis bSniiht ons e f2msa
PILOT Office as foreman and doing such d.
ties as are incidental to a country Office,
working press lifting forms, etc., am csuS-
dent that II radical cure has been effected iR
nv case. cannot be sutfi ci.ntly gratsf~f
for the benefit conferred, and if in the cause
of humanity you desire to use this testim onisl
to the merits of the Bartlett Common Sense
Truss you are ut perfect liberty 10 do SO. !
am, gentlemen. yonrs very respectfully,
SAMUEL q. PRINCE,
Foreman Manitpwoc Pilot.
Formerly of Chicago I}IJsns.
Tho above il the testimony OF hundreds to
whom We have permission to refer. The
great reputation # the Common Sense Trsss
has induced unprir cipled manufacturers 10
! initiate. None genuine unless stamped
| :. Bartlett Butman x Parker Common Sense
| Truss, Chicagon Trusscs of all kinds. Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Silk Elastic
| Stockings, etc.
| BARTLETT, BUTMAN & FARKRR,
! lbs West Van Buren, st, Chicago.
c2-6m
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i5s.s.tc. 2s Eeaciers' LxnEsis1hij o2Rs
OFFICE OF TIE
County SIr'T or SCHooLs,
NANlTowoC, Wis, ApTl! 18th.

CFEICE OF TIE
COUNTY SVr'T or SCHooLs,
NANlTowoc, Wis, ApTi! 18th.
Nncty-four applicants were examine! in
his county at the spring examinations OF
his YEAR. They were principally teachers
holdlng limited certificates, and scholars
from our best public schools throughout
the county. But few of the best teachers
attended. as their certificates do not expire
until October. Many of the applicants
have had no experience in teaching, while
others have taught during periods of from
one to twenty-five terms. The average
age of those in attendance is 1912 years.
| Dividing the whole number of months
luring which the several applicants have
been engaged in teaching by the whole
number of persons desiring to teach, gives
to each an average experience in the school
room of about eleven months. The append
ci list for publication includes the names
of all applicants whose standing is not less
than 1 ID. The marking is on a scale OF
10, and the average is obtained by adding
the credits of each applicant in Orthoepy,
Orthography, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geog-
raphy, History, and Constitutions, and
dividing the sum by I:
Evelyn A. Flagg, A.; Clara IIoppin,
A.; Peter Carrlgan, 6 -; james Stitt,
81; Jennie Hodges, IA; Alice Can
right, ) A.; Charles Smalley, l-2; Ida
Murphy, 10; Henry J. Flagg, 5 ID; ii
f. Pohland, 5 10; Annie Nagle, 81
Charlotte Ilecker, 52-7; Nellie Hodges
IA: Mary j. Rowe 5 Is; Nancy Oar
ling. 5; Mary Nelson, 5; Mary Cuff, 6-7
D Neroqua Sheldon, 6-7; A. S. Chloupek
1 49,; John Chloupek, 81; Hattie Rich
$ ter, 42-3; Annie Sullivan, 4 A..
, Comparing the results of this years ex
: aminations with those of the past TIVE
q years, we observe that the few competen
teachers recently examined have well sus
: tanned their standing and, in some in
e stances, have earned credits higher thar
! those secured on former occasions. Pupil
: of the public schools who have attended
; many Of the teachers meetings during th
e time above mentioned, have this sprin!
e acquitted themselves more creditahly thar
y ever before, Some have almost doubles
n their credits Of last year. and nearly al
' have given proof Of substantial progres.
} A few have not done as well as heretofore
but their failure may be traced either to ir
O regularity in attending school, or to tn
il fact that their time during the past tern
y has been occupied with some of tn
{ higher studies in which teachers were no
: examined this spring.
y Five grades Of certificates. or Licenses
e are issued in this county, namely: certir
J cate. of the first, the second, and th
q thir! grade, LIMITED certificates, and limite
Ie lieeasss, The first three are valid IN an
'e psr. Of the county, and are isscsa cniy
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DR.. G. III. MACK,

Graduate of Guys Hospital. London. Eng
land, and for over two years confidential PLY
sisian to Her Majesty. the Queen also late
81 the Medical University Of New York ha:
new located at indianapolis aud will give
ADVICE TO THE SICK ABROAD AS WELL A.
AT HOME.
Every village in America. however small
contains among it, inhabitants always few
and often many men, women, and children
sadering with chronic diseases which have
haf6ed the skill Of the resident pliysici 70. IL
not, indeed. that 81 men eminent in the Iro-
fsssion IN the country or State wherein they
reside, when really, under ratiot,al syxtem
OF medication administered by one who has
given exclusive attention to diseases of a
chronic Character, they may he easily cured
And when such help is founl it becomes :.
matter OF surpr'ac and inquiry why they
should have suffered SO long The reasons
are--lst. That your local physici ms ar, so
much occupied in the treatment Of acute dis
eases Mt the bedside of their patients tn #
they have neither the time nor patience TO
give proper attention to IL long-staniing and
sspposed incurablc disease ID. The man Of
snainence who is called uI on may have gain
81 oil his great reputation in Sqrg,ry. in.tc I'd
OF medcin,. 80 that the invalid not recugniz-
ing this fact, suppose he or she is trying the
VI
Mack IS successful treating Ist such cases
all over the country. by letter AMI cxnregg
whose faces have never been seen Is we'll as
At his office at home
Or. Mack has been steadily ginning up,n
the confidence of the public for the past wear,
during which tims he has treateI nearly two
thousand cases, ninety Of every hundred of
which have been radically cured while every
ease has b1rn benefited. and IT thi. moment
he has patients in nearly every State in the
Union, and many in Canada Every re der
Of this who has my affection of the Head,
Throat. Lungs, Heart. S;ona ch Liver. Kid.
nsys, Bladder, Bowel- Womb Gcni.aI Or.
xan,, or Rhemmaric or Ncurtyir Difficulties
or Eraptions of the Skin. Blood Impnr. les.
Tumors, Cancers. Nervous affections. di.eas-
- Of the Eye and E.r etc, are invited 10
sinply soni the synp' oms th"y have nni the
Price Of Pi"kage Of M..!icile 80 ] on re-.
esipt Of which they vii receive one pack ,re
free nr Mack .s read, ,l~rlrel renr.
dies for all Diseases /. ca b.sc.se i.ts its
aprrorri.te remeiy arr g.i,,a@ nj t. t.ke
fut up in l.,r2. P-ck se.. m i" OF Pure Tx
trants of R"oIs an fierh-. IN. N,rcurv or
Poisonous Drug, II "i.l :h"-a !e.u.i.r, we
Lssn used hs the 'Lv>ici9ns OF :ht ,hove II az
Fital snl Ink, r-itt f"r 'v-r - II, r, Known
their f.rorte trt>rii, ,.;i.,5.s cpr th- ~. o.
rati.n. sui ray.ic. E.,rl. rHc. q,
s-ut will have fal! iirrcti"r- MI - ~
aAviee fr"a By thi- pltu P..t.ci4t- -. be-
treated IT hntn. All < ~. :lr * Parse y: g. m
irS I" thr city. \ list nf {: 'e>:i"ns -rn 10
- nv full al irr.s on rccnint Of 3 cent Il mp.
Person, orl.rinx Pac,:agP should send
Poet Hfi-e Money Order or ,h. !aouc IN
Rsgi.tercI letter i!rr,s,
ls-,3iy e " Macs d,
No 20 E~,, Msrset IT InIi.a:r3i.. ini
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THkRE has been quite lively inquiry
by the Federal offce-holders of our city for
the new Administration paper published at
Chicago by j. Y. Scammon and others,
called the Inter Ocean. We kindly sug-
gested to Chas. W. White, that he hal better
send in his name or he would be reported
to the ring at Washington and stora of
his official head White did not seem TO
realize his danger or, at least did not scare
worth cent, as he gool naturedly replied
that he should save his money OF at least
tho interest on it until he got instructions
from headquarters. But we fear, however
that man who cannot anticipate order:
will not do for the Grant dynasty through
the coming campaign, as the whole hos
must be fearfully active if they make an,
show toward electing Ulysses.
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TIE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.


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'ha' matters are 'a'. assuming iT"ct'c'
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mum " P,"00 io' 0"e VI 'n' D'h' "S
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lump.
ihesc 'oe"''oFS are III eaT'es'' aha they
possess iaree PFeFohderahce OF tue Drains
=. 'no i'pa'''''" p"r'y III 'he senate
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