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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-06-05
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on, when the past retrospect i.'i'--t -i-7-
p iad think OF chfldhood's sunny hours, 90
one nierd fondiy recellect - '.'--.-f
Who long has dwelt in Eden bowers 80
-ta=E -a 5l-iff- t -'Eii- a. ts35i.l-i
When scarce five sum llers had seen, is.s Oh.
Nor yet had thought of deaths dark bower.
Mytender heart was pierced most Reeu -,s7ss
From nemy dear papa was ton- torrn- o.. 7yiisir j.
Though sickness di had lain him low, 'i' %.
And pale ara r,r-owed was his checks 80
! knew not tf.icc. 8 r, he'fgol 3ise7 2 .iilh
To tread n Heavent.. s.old paved streets. p
SIy mother went and sisteis too. d.. .-,-f7a
And pathizing friends sat by; ss1 sos,
Ha bade us all a kind adieu, b. I. -a.-a yDu--
AMI scared away towcrlds on sigh. s54g
EHat =. bu. Er.DEl SElsqe. ln1l.
That mortal frame in calm rePose = -.
They draped fnmuslin snowy white;
And then with the coffin close,
They hid him ever from Iny Sight
Trey bore that precious form away. 5a go -i-!
And in the grave they made his bel: ilk.I r.
His covering was the cold damp ctay.iEIs--f " II
And then knew tha he was deadD n,Ii J.
i missed him from the old arm chsur, .g...-I
iwhsnwe We're seated rount, lhe f.e;. -. a
F4snd al the sacred hour OF pra:ESs.-t ~ s,.! :,
I Iheard not the voice Of my sire. p.
Vow wien see Il father clasp De- I'D i-'--7T
Ai,vin., "a r. ter totlis breskt; ts-3.- .l5.
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And leave me here an orpha" ''rrar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS
Belmont County, Ohio, Court
Of Common Pleas.
samuel Frazier and Nancy FRAZIER. his
NOTICE.

Il
I-Is Frt.s. VS. I'D ~
David Robinson and others.
l..,UFs iereudanfs, David Robinson, Eliza
! Ann Thornton with Oliver Thornton, heF
l.r1sband William McCune. Mary AcCunea1ti
Margaret Robinson OF belmont 20, ONO at-,t @
Elizabeth Robinson of the State OF Iowa are
hereby notified that the above M med, Samuel
Frazier and Nancy Frazier, his wife. on the
-lsf h day of a pri / d. 1873, filed IN Inc clerk
ss,,Ii .e,. OF the CoIs mon Pleas Court or 'ald
COUNTY a petition Tor pa rtition, setting iorth
that said Samuel Frazier Is the owner ,i IeCr
undivided tenth parts and said Nancy + TaZieF
OF one undivided tenth part OF the iolloHLls
described real estate, situated in saic Cvt'iil y
of Belmont. and being part cf Section ;, WE
sh tp g. Ranges, Beginning ter itS ppQ'1k IlsS ls
ON ihe south Zine Cf said Sectf9n' at E;iF .
| Southwest corner and running hefce~North
% . West 1872 poles 70 the qUal ter section me
thence North So " est l+3 poles: thence socutl
J. iSA.o East 80 poles ~ a white OAK; thence SCUM
riiz 2 Fast IS Is poles TO sugar; theme South
tI50 West5J poles 70 ssaEs sn lEe -. S..Li.( %
fsInali s},rfpg run or drl Ir tt IN lth tiie
sniI{h bouna:arv, Ens ot S7ittSecf5of :. - -
Iva st ISS sNpoles f5tse beg an MA ming
/ l3I acres rcods and l6 perches- Inat salC
1 David Robinson, Eliza Ann thornton ana
| Elizabeth Robinson each own one ua4lNldeu
eighth part CT ssid premises ard sald " idl5il
\ WcC-nne and Mary Mcclure t.:th one andiyid-
/ ed Sixteenth partaud that Mafsaret 10 p
inscu claims a 30 we-r Interest 1nsoIne pSiLlon
/ of said premises. Ilat III sld r fSizler fthu
| wife desire 10 hold their parts OF s.d prem
ises in seYeralty, ano the PRAYER OF the Ptit
lion Is that it may pe SO set on 70 ln iip leI
! such other order as may be suthoTizeS by-Ia.Y
ssucif orders WiliSe ask cd ior 81 me 1fyll
A. D.. iS.3 OF sal d COnr,..ls 80. = 4 si-zf
D. D. i. .5CoWHNs Ally fof Eetlticpe'-t : :
= . H o.
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q! .!HTRsT NATIONAL BANK OF sT.CLAIfSs-
II VILE. CAPITAL, $4,000. nj.
ss-Bsnk open from A. N. unt J P. N: us us
-.ornt davs TUESDAYS, at 10 atm. Money recei yed
IN denosit Collections made and yroceeds re-
M itted promptly. Exchange bought ENG e,i1l SOC
Dirrctors-RossI. Alexander. DaVld blo"A,
=1neenh Wood mansee George Brown.
y. D. T. COWEN, President
h c. WELDAY, Cashier.
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~ eEE.sF0.Y'T .N'UE;S ERgRs

ONE mile North OF Nation at road near Inc
" County Infrmery. -. ,-o,.c-
we beep constantly on hand chclce seisc-
tTon Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees NltteS, &C
| Ssl1arties wishing to purchase Eift~eo wei 70
ea II and examine before purchasing else ae'
Orders promptly fill. p o. Address faSt5 S1ea
piand, Ohio. ;
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Suydio5S.- i,l lfF3 81 Ih.tg BIZ B ~
On Revenue and TaNation-Messrs.
Smith, Highland; Rowland, Hamilton;
Pratt, Williams; T0wpsend, CuyahO-
ga; Barnet, .Prebie; Ghapin. Washing-
tot; sBishOpa HamiltOn;u Hitchcock,
Geauga; ns{fowpsley,fiGreene;l Burns,
Richland;i Hostetter, Stark; Bic kley,
Franklin; iKreamer, Ottawa; Russell,
Muskingum; Tyler, Henry ps. u 30
On Municipal Corporations M MaSsrs.
HoadIy, Hamilton; Beer, Crawford;
De Steigner, Athens; Townsend, Guy
ahoga; Campbell. Butler; Page, Pieka-
way; Wilson, Mahoning; Cowen, Bel
mont; Mcbride, Wayne. -.iI ..-,.sl
On Corporations other than Munich
pal-Messrs. Griswold, Cuyahoga; Cum
bingham, Allen; Tuttle, T'rumbulI;
Ewing, Fairfield; Heron, Hamilton;
Voris, Summit;l Noorhis, Holmes;
Pond, Morgan; Clay, Montgomery. 3i5
On Miscellaneous Matters--Messrs.
Rcot, Erie; Layton, Auglaize; Horton,
Portage; Byal. Hancock; Tripp, jack
son, Shultz, Montgomery; Mcbride,
Wayne. baiild u,yt gy.h H.auH utE
On Annendments-7Messrs. Young,
Channpaign; Watson, Huron; O'Con-
por, Seneca; Phillips, Hardin; Wells,
Vinton;. Iostetter, Stark Rowland,
Hamilton. 80 lft.I r..Jii-i-j ..'iE eit
On Traffic in IptoXicating Liquors.
Messrs. Scribner, Lucas; futile, Trum-
bullaiAfueli ier, Cuyahoga; rAd" ir, Car
roll; Freiherg, Hamilton; Coat !. Union;
Smith, Shelby; Rickly, Franklin; Clark
Jefferson. a. 1f ..e q. s.ga uje4
ON the Schedule--Messrs. Pond, Nor
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c,Fhe ordinance, recently passed by
Chicago Councils, requiring all saloons
to le closed at eleven O'Clock p. NJ,
proved to be very unpopular, and has
already been repealed. -
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BELLALRE.

Thea ccommo odation stops ns s'e stan ~ar' Where
uehan's Mines. Trains do not STOP "h
time is omitted, . =. d .-...-...-
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be used by the freight cars coming east and for
what might be called the terminus OF the freight
stop at this point, and the cars will be Kept
there until the freight Is required In Jersey Glly'
and then " will he drawn there 6y dril en9ines, @ G
In this way the tracks in Jersey City VIII ne
kept clear, and much confusion ana annoyance
avcrted
the main pipe which supplies Jersey oit5
fine, large two-story building, surmounted by
great bell, is soon to be erected for q permanent
Once. ,,.
on the south aide Of the main track and about
a quarter of mile from the llack kensack river
Ia the coal wharf This structure has probably
puzzled the travellers over the road more tnan
anything else In the neighborhood, and MANY
have been sne H.p2,es as Sr c"nsTurisd ,as The
wharf Is tour hundred feet In length by one
hundred feet wide, and r. Intended To supply
locomotives with coal. The coal will he tnkon
to the platform In cars running up mn inclined
track. the gradatlon being about three feet TO
one hundred. and the track one thousand feet
In length, supported by trcstle work resting on
piles. The wharf Is built on piles, with bents
ten feet apart and twenty feet high. A. the
main tracks two main tracks are In course OF
constructions aud added to the others will make
four main tracks through to Philadelphla). Coal
will he taken from the platform in small cars on
to this bridge, and dumped through trap door
into the locomotive tenders on the tracks
below.
This means Of nlling the tenders will, II Is
said. save the company about $40 day, as at
time and labor are lost. All the trains will coal
at this wharf. The wharf Is about twcnty-six
feet above the surface of the meadow, and
seventeen feet from the level uf the track.
There are two wide tracks or trcstles running
over the wharf. Cars from the mines of Penn
sylyaua are to be run up these tracks, and the
coal l. to be dumped on the wharf. There are
three narruw-gauge tracks ON the wharf for the
cars to carry coal To the bridge.
From ~ to 10 ear loads Of gravel are daily re-
ccived from the cOmpanys grounds at East
Newark, and tho land IN the ncighburhoud oi
firm appearance. About tive hundred men have
been almost constantly employed since August
last in the construction Of the buildings, which
cover about twelve acres Even IN the extreme
cold weather the work was continued. when
| the shops are completed about eight hundred
men viii be employed. II is said that the com.
pany will erect dwellings IL the neighborhood
| for the wOrkmcn. some Of the labOrcrs cm-
| ploycd there now complain OF chills and fever.
The filling in will be continued until houses can
he erected ON hard ground. and then II IL
| thought there will not he So much complaint.
| The natives are now satisfied that the Pennsyl
| MIA ltailroad Company will not stop until the
ouce-dreaded meadows have been made q
| healthy and thriving town.
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From ne london Neios.
Escape OF French Communist from the
Prison ship.
From ne IuH hdH Gdsei'S.

An instance of clever and successful
attempt on the part Of prisoner to regain his
freedom occurred the other dav, when the
French transport steamer IOrne was lying at
the port OF Melbourne, Victoria, with 800 Com
nunist prisoners on board destined tor the penal
settlement OF New Caledonia. On the night be-
fore the departure of the Orne one OF the prison.
err, named Michael Sorigne, at dusk got ever the
side Of the vessel, and hanging In the portauyans
waited until ~, when, dropping into collier,
he lay concealed among the Goals until ~, lie
then ii d his poCketboOk and papers In his
handkerchief To keep them dry, and lowering
himself over the side of the lighter, swan to the
stern where a boat was in tow. Cutting the rope
with his knife, and hanging to the portion Of the
rope which remained, he drifted into the bay
with the boat until about 80 yards from the
vessel when hearing cry and thinking AN alarm
had been given, he loosed hs hold of the boat
aud struck out In the direction Of the lights on
the Sandrldge shore. After swimming for about
three quarters OF an hour he caught the
cable of a vessel and rested there for
nearly an hour In a state of exhaustion, lilo
tn en- started again for the shore at about mid
night, and after half All hours swim got safely
tO land He walked from Sandrldge boldly into
Melbourne, believing, as he told countryman
who warned him that he was in danger Of being
arrested, that having once "touched English
soil he was free. Serigne Is now, according 10
the Melbourne Argus, at liberty in the colony,
and "A subscription has been raised by his
sympathizcrs for his beneht.
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NVNrNU UI NlIN- NTNTIsIICr, .
HEALTH DErANruENT o. ruE tIfh uF NV NofS

common vigor this week In relation to the city's
peril His interesting letter ia printed below:
RrRrAu or VITAL STATISTICS,
HEALTH DErAHfuENr o. ruE Cith ur NkM lohN,(
july -, lsi3. )
In the week ending on Saturday the lgth inst. there
we're so deaths reported In TINS CITY, ana IN INC pre-
voua Wccs the ac.up number OF deaths usccrancd
80 Co., al Ihc increase uf murtHiy was large aud sg
uifOuut. Tie records herewith submitted show that OF
this ivcrca-, there ~ more deaths than In the
pr week attributed to dilrrhWal Diseases aud
lnt the rrue Ot that Increase was charged mostb 70
the various sttutonAl and local milAdcs mat have
depression occur4. No epidemic or unusual diseases
we're concerned m tis Increase of mortality. The
weather seemed favorable TO health A- IN previous
years n Is chiefly because there was great au m
crease diarrhunl ma ladies', and that mostly N the
oy,rcrusded quarter, Of the city where unceanncss
and faulty food d. 'iuch harm.
Ihc extreme readiness with Witch crude foods, foul
ui1sphcre, fatigue and irregularities In diet now in
cucc howc complaints requires that all classes should
adopt special prc suOns In cleansing personal care
ami food. And there are numerous great sources OF
urulcmcut of crowded streets and Of the city atus
pAcrU which will need to be promptly suppressed FOR
The saving OF life. The disease that i dccimang towns
foohoid east Of the AlcEhinics and ~ order 20 be-
como thoroughly defended against there viii need
to he cleansing ~ cncc uil and universal IN this citN
at thc mortality by darrhua mslaies vastly deere
The death rate In this city wN equal 10 b5t per i.n
Inhabitants yearly. The rate In London the nrst week
IN July ~ per lOi and In u British cities was u
l,. 1907 Ia Bgrn the last week 10 June the rate aH
l. per Low In Vienna 26. ard IN Rome . per yn In
the three last mentioned the atmospheric conii
tlOns mOs nearly cOrrcsponded with those IN Now York
ELISHA HARRIS, ". D.. Registrar.
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The Inte Duel Between French Journalists
-Oomineni. OF the EnRli-h Papers.


The "difficulty" between NJ. Ranc and
VI. Paul de Cassagnac, however, reminds us that
II l. In political, and still more in journalistic
life, that the most envenomed duels have pecn
fought among our neighbors. when, in iSB,
NJ. 1hiers and NJ. Mignct, the historian, were
joint editors Of the National with Armand Car
rel, an article In that journal awakened the
wrath cf NJ. Emile de Girardn. After many
pOurpdrltrs between their seconds, Armand Car
rel went out with his enraged fellow Journalist
and wounded him In the thigh, hut received
a bullet in the abdomen, which led To his death
In three days since tins fatal event; similar com
bats have always been fashionable among the
fiery yotaries of the journalistic profession There
have always been some who were abler with
the pistol than the pen, and above all his con,
temporaries NJ. Paul de CdSsagnac has earned
the reputation Of being what Is called In the
United states "a nghting editor" Tall. hand
some, and well made, the rtdIctcur en- chef Of
the PdB has fought his way up To the head Of
his profession by his skill with the pistol. Tho
law uf the uuellO In France enioins that tae
comhatant who is the first To give offence +
plccluded from choosing weapons, even though
not himself the challenger. when NJ. Rant
called NJ. de Caasagnac out, 10y reason OF an at
tack that peaTcd in the impcrl list Pays about
the atrocities 9f the Comm"ne, the W'"pnn
named by the challenger was the sword. ne
result of the duel aud tine scN re wound ihil't-
ed hy NJ; Rnnc on his adversary hhnd, show
that he judged wisely in avoiding pisto's, wlich
no man IN France uses more sAiltully than NJ dc
From ne London Se,cs
The duel between NJ. Ranc and NJ Paul dc
CH,-agnAc, which has been as profusely and a.
ostv ntatiOusly announced a. II II were I'll ,atri
|
may be some people who Will be sorry to hca
| that NJ. de Cassagnac has been somewhat Sc
| riOusly wounded. What has become of NJ. Ran,
| we do not learn. But IA Baron Reuter- had telc
! graphed to all parts of Europe the intelligence
| that the projected duel was 10 take place yester
| day morning on Luxembourg territory, that NJ
de Cassagnac and his seconds had already ar
rived, aud that NJ. Ranc and his seconds had lef
| Brussels on sunday to meet them, one Is curious
| to know what steps, II any, were taken 10y th'
| authorities ON the frontiers of the Grand Ouch
| To prevent the assault at arms. Bettenburg
lasara ha "A IL IN AT a
deTs, being about the flrst station, indeed, oi
| the Luxembourg Railway
The sun., 1873-07-23
4taal Notitts.

the matter of the estate OF Pratt, Oakley Co.. In
soyents-To the creditors and all persons interested
In the estate OF Pratt, Oakley Co, insoyents.-You
hereby cited appear before the nderslgned
Of the Judges Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
the city and county OF New York. at the chambers Of said
Court IN the Court House Of the city Of New YORK,
the 18th day OF October 1878, at II O'Clock the
noon to attend the nnal accounting OF Henry C. Pratt
and Leyerett Braincri assgnces OF said estate, and
settlement Of accounts thereof according to law.
July /, 1873 &. II. VAN BkUNr.
Judge New York Common Pleas
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hFFICIAI. DRAWINGS. ~
" KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. ,
KENTUCKY -EXT9N Class No. ~ ~, y ''"
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st. aud Park row. Post Onlc' box 1850
DOSAI. HAVANA LOTTERY or tl MA
IL PROSPECTUS for lsi3 now ready, Aldit'' "''''-
UPiIAM, Weybossvt ST., Providence, Il. j.
N'nE GRAND TEMPLE ENTEtPhiN'
Omaha h1s been postponed to Aug 80. 81 Which "1''
will positively take place.
Tickets can be purchased of W h. DAVIS '' '''''
way, room e. one dollar zach, or si for &.
The sun., 1873-07-23

MY wFDnINi! "a Mans Idea Of
WI scct Live ust pa ishCd. A profound a'
Bound ir = H. NJ Cr t~. h raj discount tu tie
4. HEFN rANO, 73 Union square. A. j DANlsS
no. - Ith Il
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Glantt0 --- fema,ts.

WORKING WOMEN'S Protective Union,
a. 3 BlceCkcr st,To avoid the mposItiOns ciisrd
on vurAlng women, In the sale OF worthless sewing
machines they are ADVISED to apply a the above ins
tuition b. fore purchasing NJ, s. BEACH President.
REy, EaAHtaL SuuLrl, Financial Agent,
LADIES taught on Wheeler 4 Wilson's and
~ RCmngtun's machines at lOJ and IA llecCkcr st.;
plenty work after learning; all kinds Of machines
fold az u week In work 100 hands wanted flannel
white. hickory. and calico shirts given OUT best place,
III. nrstcass new sewing machines for sale, o. per
~ week; TO rent, ~ per month Teachers sent 10 the
house free aprons, shirts dresses, ladies' suits, and
undergaTmcnts gwen out 50 operators wanted on
shirts 10 Boeckor st. near Broadway Agents wanted
SPECIAL I. instruction free OF charge and work
n. given At high prices To pay Tor hrstclasssew
machines very easy terms, teachers sent to the
house cash paid for all earned over o. per month. 2
BOWeFy
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Qibiotnos.

OFFICE OF TuE MA>IFACTI RER -
NbAND RUlLDEi.S' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. sT broadway, corner OF Fulton ST., New lors,
July " iS13.
The hoard of Directors have this day declared the
usual semnnnual dividend Of fivc lbl per cent, pay
'''' W. j. JAY NEsTELL Secretary.
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FIRST MEETING Thursday, 2ith. Saturday. 2eth,
Tuesday. 18th, Thursday, Slst July and Saturday, I'd
AUGUST. -
sECOND MEETING Tuesday, 5th. Thursday, tn.
Saturday 9th, Tuesday i2th Thursday iith aud Sat
urday. 10Th August.
'''' W. Il. TRAvERs. Prest.
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Suction Aotuts.
prrsonal aoilt,s.

4 SUCCESSFUL l. practice OF ~ years In New York
~ city In the treatment Of nervous and general de
htY, and other diseases, enables Or LEW IS TO enect
cures when all others iai Once, Beach st.
Ill. vol. enlisted before July 22. 1851, for years
N get 500 bounty Increase to SS invalid pens On.
ers. Prize money for spture " Orleans. f. l., BROOK,
atechef clerk, :, sanitary Com. Agency, III Nassau
A IL. soldiers, wounded. however slightly, are en-.
~ titled 10 pension Apply to or address Dr 4, Is.
JACKSON, late surgeon U 5 Navy New Chambers ~,
MY WIFE, Ann McGirl, having left my bed and
lVI board without Just cause prOYOCItlun forbid
all persons trusting or harbonng her, as viii not Oe
responsible. PAT RICK MCGIliL
The sun., 1873-07-23
Rnnrn nnn Annms.


A FfW respectable young men can Nr 81. t...t
~ dated with board and airy rooms la a s"'' '
No. ~ East BroadWGS ring thirIbrl.
a IADN would let back parlot 10 ohr'1.' r..
y spectacle me with or without boar. WIN '
Ell fortwo lS sullivan st.
FRONT room aud bedroom T. let. fnr ,Ig..
~ housekeeping, rent from so g. - d"
lin ~.
AFEW young men can have epod H''.' ,alI
4 FEW respectable MECHANICS and ot'"' CO..
A FEW Young men to hoard also 'N' l11. '..'--
~ and Wre. Call AZ 100 East hr'i4"N
A LADY will take Two ladies' to boUd .. IT'D
~ 10Th At. Call all t,r week.
NuRSI~uED room ami hedroou g'. -
l also, single rooms H. II Jones IT, "''' '.
BleeckcrN. ,,
Il gents to hoard iH %! nN, ~ Nu'r 'I =
EURNI-ukD rooms only l,'na
Il ~eek. Is Thompson ST.. near ihrrrN' ''
EENrLEMtN can hay e1ol o"'ri '"'
" rooUl' At s. pcrwe'N. lli G.h" N
I'Wo nicely .furnl-Acd rooms TO Ictai 'a.''
i II, Ladies only ,
WANTED ne.pec,aGl, Go,rl,r' ''
w bath; t5 and So Is West lih'
1OlIARION ~. Rc.prrtablcm zen r.'a,. :. i.,'i
10 board ard plelsan' rooms d'l ''''.
.I,- WEST 36TH 81 Three i9u"'.S ite.1
~ 1 have good board pleaaAn' 'o'''
moderate. L
EcD ,TH Ay,-,Ntccly iurn,h.I oli,s.s ,H,'.' J-'ri
family, Appl, all the ~o"1 ,.
81 80 em ,ccdmmod,t1a @dsSitS viii good ys-sl il'''
| beds. " HeHr'I
The sun., 1873-07-23

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