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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

Terrible Ravages of the Disease
All Over the City.
tate Of the Strse.s-Dirt Breeding Disease and
Death in All tho Wards Of New York
Tho Street Cars Meeting Of tho
Board Of Health

At the regular meeting Of the Board OF Health
yesterday afternoon five persons we're reported by
the city Sanitary Inspector having concealed cases
OF smallpox that ought to have been reported to
the authorities. Commissioner Burr called atten-
ton to the filthy condition OF the streets, and the
usual report OF the inspectors referred to the
Street Cleaning Commission. communica-
ton was read from some private parties
about the terrible state Of the streets In
their localities, and the Commission wanted
some action taken IN the matter. President
Bosworth, however, thought 1t better to send the
question "before those distinguished gentlemen OF
the street Cleaning Commission" This matter is
to be brought before the Board at Its next meet
ing. Commissioner Burr also asked what had
become Of the papers relating to the street cars
which had been examined in compliance with O
resolution OF his, and he informed by the Secre-
tary OF the Board that they had been sent to the
Committee on Law and Ordinances, who had not
yet reported on the subject This question OF the
street cars is q most important at the present
moment, as they are q fruitful source OF DISSENT
mating the diseases now desOlatlng the city. The
following report from the City Sanitary Inspector
was read and placed on tle:--
have the honor submit the following comparative
statement OF contagious diseases reported to th Bureau
for the two weeks ending March %, l372:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

DRrGs, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C.-ATTENTION -
- The New Selling Agency for Incorporated
of high character notwithstanding profitable staple
1855 600 for enargng business principals and personal
ferences only Address TREASURER box 3628 Post olce
Me- York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

TyOR sALE--A FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM LADIEs'
l and gentlemens; good location and doing good bus
handsomely fitted has other business Adj
dress c. F.. 81 station D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
T)osT OFFICE NOTICE.
The Mails for Europe during the ending Saturday
March 80 1872 will close this oce Wednesday, at III
A. NJ Thursday at II A. NJ, and on Saturday at A.
=. II. JONES, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

RARE CHANCE FOR A NEW ENGLAND MAN OF
"A character and intelligence to invest capital and active
services in pleasant business. guaranteed to 700
per profit. NJ G. JEFFERS, No. Bleecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

DARTNER wANTED-ACTIvE OR SPECIAL, WITH Al
i capital of $4,000 TO $5U00U In manufacturing bust
connection with jobbng trade. Business already
established and In highly prosperous condition, be
satisfactorily shown The two present partners are men of
able standing in this city good opportunity for solid In
vestment Address g. w. E., Herald ofnc0. f.r.-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

DUsINEss-AN INTEREST WANTED, BY A YOUNG
- man, in grocery oyster, bakery or market business
will invest thousand dollars Address, with
fun particulars insure interview, NJ. H. BUTLER, sta
ton r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. SOUTH ORANGE. MONTROSE
M station NJ j. one hour from Barclay street via Morris
and Essex acknowledgements arrangements can he made
the spring at this popular hotel
which comfort and convenience has no equal In the
Vicinity Oh 40" &. 'HirzEkBERaER, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

uARDwARE.-wANTED ONE OR TWO SPECIAL
IL ties hardware line, to sell on commission Oh tho
Pacific Coast traveller of IL years. experience. Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

AN INTEREST FOR SALE IN A PUBLISHING BUSI-
N ness-Specia line; entirely without risk; paving
$4,000 year. Business literary address CYCLIC
P1EDIA Philadelphia Ledger Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

RARE CHANcE-s25 600 WILL SECURE ONE OF
n the most profitable Manufacturing Businesses extant
legitimate honorable protected by letters PATENT princ
pals only those meaning business need apply Address
j. SCOTT. 1880 Post Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

PAKTNER wANTED-IN FIRST CLASS REsTAU-
IL rant bar and billiard rooms, with ball room attached, in
the best location In the city must have and be
thoroughly acquainted with the business To
given. Apply RICHARD HENNESSY CO., $40 Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

GLOTIIING AT HALF PRlCE-S3O INVERNESS
Cloaks for Sib; $50 Coaks for $40; all other goods IN
CLARKE. ia and liz William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A BUSINESS MAN, WITH $1,000 CAN CONNECT
n himself with first class wholesale liquor and commits
sion house, doing heavy and increasing busness.
Address REFERENCE Herald office. fa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02

Addison li~ss.
The Bangor Commercial says that Geo
Bracket of Herman the tat man. weighs
3SYpounds and the Uaioa say. that Machl-
as has fatter man than George. Mr.
Joel Barry weighs 397 pounds. Addison
has fat boy. his weight is 81 IL pounds,
his waist measure is ? feet and 8 inches.
his age is five years and three months.
A Brass Band has been formed here
recently and instructed by Mr. Smith Of
Millbridge.
Capt. l.. A. Knowles has commenced
work on a vessel OF 500 tons.
The Messrs. Look intend to begis work
soon on a schooner of 200 tons.
The river is clear of ice and vessel,
have commenced running. Three car.oes
Of lumber have been shipped aud four YES
sells are now loading.
business prospects have not appeared
so favorable here for several years
A revival of religion has been in pro-
gress for several weeks. Rev N. Dunbar
commenced q series OF meetings the fir,
of the month and they have gradually In
creased in numbers and interest. several
have been hopefully converted and there
are now cases almost every day. At the
meeting Sunday evening five rose for pray.
er and four who have recently become in
terested took part In the meeting. The
present prospect Of an extensive revival
Is very favorable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02

Hosea "ardwell i collecting mater.
al from which 10 write up the history II
this Town end intends at no distant dav To
have il published. We have no doubt that
many a curious fact and incident connect
ed it'll the early settlers Of rni, section
viii be unearthed and that they will be pc
rused with eager interest by hundreds.
Honor TO the man who will embalni the.
record of our ancestor. with the aroma of
litera' ure.
i noticed in YOUR last issue the saI.. .f
a large yoke OF oxen. by David J. Allen.
OF Sedgwick. David j. Allen is A Bluebill
man and within year has sold five woke
OF oxen for about 81 800.
The sound OF the frequent gun si.ak,
the brooding stiffness Of the place. and the
whistle Of the steamboat becomes again a
familiar sound Welcome albeit. the re-
verse Of musical. for IL betokens liz. and
space beyond the limits OF this s-s-.irt
isle The cunning season has commenced
and seabirds are being shipped to Portland
per steamer. Looking al the foeks of
white sea gulls and other birds settling ND
on the placid bosom of the water: We can
out deem II sad that they cannot enjoy
their brief lease Of life undisturbed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02
PoRT DISCOVERY. ". f.. !,
March VI. 40

as'f' - 'iNts 10 ,
MEssRs. EprToRs Thinking that you
and Your many subscriber, would like 10
know something. Of what hi, pari of the
country consists IT, send ynn bundle
of papers printed III the Territory. in the
locality Of the sound
Most people consider Vancouver island
and the northern part Of Washington Ter
ritorS almost beyond the pale Of civiijza-
ti"n. hnI THERE'S quite a. mnch business
carried % II TIL, vicinity a. t. DONE on the
rcn"'>cot, and i SIN Increasing dary
They arc about commencing on thi- end
Of Chr Northern racihe Railroad which
VII t'itd towards making hu-ino-, lively
Way ~ here IN latitude a.. ,hrnhhery l.
green Al winter aud water nuns in an open
sluic tx inches widr any one deep with
"nt ffe"zins tnr miir IN -ume place,
twenty i4t' above ground What would
We thiHh u wo rouid have -uch climate
a, that in o,d Namat
Puget ~"uni " a der.., hold water ~bip.
"i largest .ltr rau ~ within theit lcu.th
81 -h"r" mo~i an where lnr ai..ut tua
hundred indies III length ~ tacu5, III
width IN places interpreted With island,
that ara ,,r trtiilc auj valuable pue
small island IT. thr month 81 ;hjs Dl>coy-
cry BAY ofInn acr,-. ua. bought TIA ana
oue-haif yrar. aga toT seven hundred aud
tley dollars. ana the man sold one halt u
1t lat faIl TT hsc Thousand dollar. lie
,f.I u. .t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02

MEssRs. EDITORS - SOMEBODY l. 80
blame for not having boat landing. at
Deer Isle. ON her last trip west the Lew
iston was detained more than one hour Ia
getting Of passengers aud freight. and
quite a number of ladies had 10 come of
H. small boats: passengers were Sn board
" no were anxious to arrive al Portland in
season to connect with the night train. but
on account Of the detention at Deer Isle.
were TOO late. Capt. Deering does all Ia
his power. and keeps good nature out ide.
bot, inside. think there mast be a differ
ent feeling. | think the people Of the Is
land would be disposed 10 do their part
towards building a wharf. If the steaIl,-
boat company would move In he matter.
and certainly il would be for the interest
of the company 10 do 30 Already there
is a move 10 run boat from the L.
land to Rockland. The Lewiston and her
gentlemanly officers are favorites on the
route. and We very much depreciate any
occasion for irritation or unplcasaulness
The Lewis on has Il new boiler. new car
pet and will soon have new chair. etc
She has all of her old officers. which are
better than new.
Yours
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are anxious to hear from them:

are anxious to hear from them:
Rev. Mr.. Fletcher seems To conclude
that spirits are all bad becaus. they a.
sociste with bad characters"
Query. How does he know they ,s-
sociatc with bad characters. Was NOT TN.
same objection brought against Jesus:
that he associated with publlcans and .iu-
ners! We read In the 18th Chap. Of John.
that Christ said .'he that believe on me
the works that do shall lac do also; and
greater works than these shall lac do
VIII Rev. Mr.. Fletcher please tell ~ when
he lid greater works aud thus show that
he Is true teliersrP Mediums i, do A
part of those things thu showing that
they come nearer being frne believers than
ANY one else
The gentlemen will probably tell Won
there J. no need of such things now.
think there i a. ''iuiidr.it, /. rampant
eycryw here
The gentleman complain. that our
doctrine, and morals are loose enough
Very likely they are. whose are uoty W.
believe IN Improving however. and with
the aid of such assistance A. God. I'm hi.
wisdom, ha- given g.-rea-nn wher.with
10 judge, clear conscience to guide lnd
the spirit world "a nstruct-Wc hope "a y,
better. People tina, live 10 gla.--hau.e-
should NOT throw stones. however. prub,.
lily. ii disposed. | might fiud many mem
ber> 81 III" clergy [ in>iuuate nothing
personal against NJ. = who have not
lived quite rxamplaf. lives. aud no wnn-
der when they believe Kin. DAVID wa.a
man amer Gods own heart. ,ln isr,
mention these thing, slut hul n.rcl,
to carry out my idea that nothing that God
has made i absolutely perfect ~ much
-. that It can not be- improved upon. and
which will not be improved by the natural
workings "f those very law that tod him
>clf has made. Mr.. Fletcher apparently
thinks b" ha~ seen something aud some
h"dy lust a. good a, they can ever ~
made which j. mot true unless lac ha. sect,
God. Reason i. the cruciblc IN which aIl
things must dnall, be- tried. AMI >rlcYcs
must test them
Whatever shall no, stand thi- tc.t. mus,
be discarded whether Il b. spirttuali-m u
theology.
The Time i coming wheu pfic>tlr threat
cuiugs and rapai bulls shall no. prevent
men from using lh-ir mo.i Indispensable
Iod-give- faculty reason
W. believe man = mot totally d~praScd ~
that there j. much goodness natura D., i4
10" human hear. m" vast number of
di-intrrcstci ac;S 81 Kindness which $50
.~r 81 hear e .,ery DAY pertorm~l hy
the law and ignorant. sufficiently show /.
Reside. God. ID hi. Infinite Wisdom. Ia.
cr"aicd all thin--. both What 8. called .o.I
aud what Il called ryA. NiAr john 3 .
and i.aIah -; aud dor- control th,u.
aud y" are "a altng 10 tru.t h,- wisdom a,.l
s"o'i"">. e. Chr end \. T. BtEkTE.
Ellsworth. April gath, i>.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02
The American NAVY.

H. = recent uHmhcy 81 the london !lr,s
appear. Az artl'lc un,lcr tho above t,,,t..,,,
" hich show that oar projected nasa. lam.
prov cmrnt- are lu,Acd upon With muf,
iiisu ordinary Interest bs err EH-u.h
brrihrru. Iuc article referred al \. IH th..
tnriu OF . letter from member IT The Eo,.
A EuEinc"g '"rp-. now travelling hos ria !,
country. and ha- lot ii- c-p.-ciAl puft,.,-,.
ih, Opening ui the csc, 10 ,,fcai Er.ralU :.
TIE pupo-"I method. ~ .iTrn.th.n.t-, th,
Amcri. an navy a subject which ,.-..lrl> 4.
haV" STORED considerable alarm iu the
hrea.i oi the writer
The Americans. be- declares. -r,-in. utll,
alSc IT, The ftc; that ;orI,c.loc \ d h.-,nfn..
She principal naval weapon ~ ,b,. rt,ttr,.
whether u."d unru-iN,ly or drt~u.5,--
I1- Wu-tiI-g 40 ,v>-ri- ur~I-ut.t I'm
cruising OF for harbnr defence. IL
speak 81 the school iur tDrpciuiu. AZ
Nrspori ~ some length. and give. q min
ute description Of the manner ia ~ htch the
monitors arc expected 10 carry and handle
the" explosive weapons ui warfare.
Comparing his statements With the faai..
Il j. plain To be seen that our friend. tie.
ROYAL Engineer. has either allowed him
self 20 be- sold 10 very large extent or
been admitted to source. uf information
dcHicd ,o the great ma, OF the American
public. lie -ag, Each vessel Of the
United >t4ic- navy now carries. b.-si,l.,
number Of towing torpedoc- an arrange
men, whereby a torpedo containing iitlIc
over 100 pound, Of gunpow der can h,.
Doomed out :, feet ia front 81 cut-aRfer.
The iron-clad noniter-. about 20 ia all ar,
fitted with booms for torpedoe> 10 be work
cd fruiu their deck. and 1t il considered
that they vii, thu. become very formula
80 - !. 4.
the naTrovne-s OF a channel and other rs,
,ons .pe-d i not OF prime importance.
LIS Five powerful tug. which were built
during the lac war. are having lubnlar
uuir2.ers fitted In their forec4siles. hi.
arrangement consist, essentially Of "A tub,.
wltll suitable valve. through which Z,
thrust another and longer ca-,-irou tub.
raftAi the torpedo, which can pa,
through the trst lube on 10 lis outer cx-
tremiiY The whole apparatus /, entirely
hidden from the view OF the enemy. Who
cannot. therefore. from the appearance. oi
the vessel, divine her dangerous charac-
ter. Here, he adds, 90 plreRth.ss, "iniu.
ute description OF these tubular outrir.cr
will be sent TO the proper authorities. "
The letter concludes by asserting that no
more important subject can be discussed
than this hich threatens the naval supre-
macy OF Great Britain
The Royal Engineer /, quite right ia hi.
conclusions. even though quite wrong
in hi statements. and he shonld have.
the thanks Of the great American peo-
pie for creating navy for u IA, even
though il be only on paper What NAV hr
contemplated by til. powers that be. +,
another question; but il i, earnesll, to b..
hoped that before the close OF the curr,.n.
year. the country may be provided with
better means for provoking Brush
nervousness >ihan naval unofficial talk and
undeyeloped naval official plans.
Boston GioJe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02

KEEP CooL.-1'his year occurs the Presi-
Dental election and if like its predecessors,
II Will be an exciting year. or summer and
fall. And yet what need of getting unduIy
excited, or worked up to pitch SO thai
one can neither sleep nor eat. When thu.
election is over. and cooler moments sue
coed the excitenents. We can all look hacI,
and see how much valuable health and
time has been spent for naught We had
better one and all Of us. adopt the motto
At the head Of this paragraph. at the com
mencement of the political campaign. anti
live up it. We say again it will be better
to keep cool through all the series of polt
zeal conventions. and elections for the year.
commencing with May and ending with
November. We can do just as much for
our parties and our candidates As we can
to get excited, whether we are Republi-
cans. Democrats. liberal Republicans, or
what NOT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02
Notice,

ILL persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
N chasing Proaii--ory note TOR i've hun.ire 4
DelAs, girea by the undersigned 40 Nj, MAJ
gsFet Monaghan OF EIIsworIh, -aid nae 4. dated
az Siisvortn aDou, SEPT ljsh 1919 aud has n en-
and another enforcement OF TWENTY Dollars Of
the Prinripri In Jaly or Aug, i,Tt a. pa,t Of the
remainder has Deee psil and not endorsed /
shall refuse to pay ths same. HORACE DAVIS
Euswouth, April 2sih Is7l. 3SIs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02
Bread and Cheese.

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OF that crowd
Nnh r..atI tn Dh,t I.ur.i.f.t.t.f.., a..
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made. Il would ", r.taculp.l, M nrta.f..l
aagglin. over them Win 4,tn.... .<.,f.
ton OF an ambiguity I .e. uothlr. ub'b
any houc.i Republican or Democrat uoull
not accept. iu,-c,i. -honld wonder m
any suc ho denied ihcm. lie difficult,
/, hot I'll the profession. Y .., .t,f, III tl..
manner M MbIrb thry iii ~,r,.,.i ir.,.
practice.
II have .t.rs....-l li maxim, .,,,.,ff
uf.dcr.,ood you NTH .rr,.iy.. Xxx, ..'-r...,,
give any aiitlprs,, u WV. or., h, ~. W.
speak for M. IN thc tr,rtti.r- Ir.,-,b.i
a moment. belief tl,st when IL ..t,,..t.-t.c
point auy one - .ut,r,r i-nl,f.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02

Gosstse lseas.
The fourth Lecture In our I.yceum
Course was delivered last Friday evening
BY Mr. ID. l.. Emerson OF Oakland Califor.
MIA, subject California I, va, one o
the most Interesting and able lecture, OF
the course.
Prof Taylor OF Bowdoin College com
mences his course OF lessons in elocution
to the Normal Students to-day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-02
VOLUME Is.
state of Maine

70 the Honorable Court OF Comfy ,,,,,,,t...
81 Tor ne county OF Hancock S''n-
&c N i+I~i<nei Nflectmen Tow, Ays,,, ,,
other mn 'hi ats of OH Enthusiastically, r '."
sent g. y 'ur honorable body tbat ~ 80, t'l'f,
hsaf we o. elug of Dsnie. .Inrd m in saiI H,i
l',,ei :, t,,'npniy allied Petty Morrill, nil"
ans 4 t "fiF ''ter many years of costly eNle,i
,t ~ s. l'"hi imnrictlcahle 10 ma and ni,r
WY a read such the public convenient, s,-,
It'll, 'tt'ii therefore Your petitioners prqv
Hvn .eore the snii road ~ the satsl place ou III.
N"liher side Of IL present location fnr So rtrI
''''aH+e as .9r igdtment hail approve
q , ri rsiMR Nh selectuen.
AZ EMERSON. Town Agent.
ard u oth'r.
o-lapd, February si ls72
STATE OF MAINE.
Airt Term. \ u 49,
p.'" 'he foregoing yenfian it Is consiier,a "a,
PA { .7lH.Is~iHWrr~ that the petitioners lrt. n,
l"u- ftic Hut tlt they ought To Zee heard t4,-..t
ir1 'fr tsp" tfr s'f torn "a fht.rr t,vt,tt.r .,-t
tAt.'i"f" "IdeF ihat he County CoHtmts, .,.rc
M et 1t the premises on Iur.-
+tN The twtuty eighth aBy 81 NAV NEXT. n ID
.'I+''A \ y aHn ia nee proceed r. view ,ts
itui' mti. te""d ~ sEid petition. immed sft|y
3trf Nh#rh view. hrarh.E of thr la,fta- l.t
NHres.v- WH p. b4.i At snsrc convenient pI -,...
'' '"ihtN Hri -urh Other d. rH~urs.- fAAfltt W..
t'''' 49, o.. if' i"sn'ssianrfs shall taa-e Fl. NJ.
'Ht'Etn - lhs' notice 81 frr time. pia,. .a4
utt'-' = .tr temr- lssf1n,r-' .. r,fira .f,,...
bt -t'rt e. ait P"r-'nr snt eurpa tts,ts- l.. .-
I'll "' r. it .HE alif-i"I copies "f fte p.litl.r.rf
't.. "'.rt it'7r"H up"u tHe elciA ot t, t.v.,..t
'ft.rA 81" f.l posting uF aitrstcd copies 81, lI.-
HHH4. go LAFtr lHb'tr places lR SAID r4
tffy'f NAYS at Yeast taer5rt tlt- 81 rr, aist.s
-tN We" ant h} publishing thr petition i.
"' f'' H'Fr"h Infvo weeks suvcc~. ty-Is. .. ...
'.-" "a NurrtttH IL HrW p.I.r publish 3 T.
~" 2. t''' H'"i' ~ lltn %. ~ l'r u.-t
'u.. 'Itte fH 90" ihftly ttHl>a. Irt-t Grff... r
- -'#t '+" IHat ia ls'. sous IuI H. 10. E.
Interested th'l A't'u ha| ne h,sld .t .ef
tH.-4.
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Yours.

We did not notice the article ia the
Sentinel on members Of Congress but ex-
tract the following from the Union of this
week. with credit to the Sentinel.
G0tsg fer NJ. Hale.
Mr.. Hale has never been charged with
neglecting the interests of his constituents,
but on the contrary it is generally conceded
that In this respect he has well earned the
commepdation. well done good and faith
full servant"
We have yet to here of the first instance
where any ofhis constituents has requested
his aid ia adjusting questions in the depart
ments AT Washington. or in endeavoIing by
legislation in Congress to promote bis in
terests. and Mr.. Hale's best efforts have
been given promptly, earnestly, and usual
ly with success.
Believing. therefore, that the interests Of
the District will be best promoted by the
and reelection Of Mr.. Hale
we propose 10 use our best efforts I'm accom-
plishing both results. -CEastport Sentinel.
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Mr.. Barker and Rev. E. B. Fletcher
are having quite discussion in our col
umns. We only suggest to them to be as
hrief - possible In their communicates
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