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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-06
Err S.

These celebrated Bittors are composed Of
choice Roots, Herbs and Barks, among which
are Gentian, sarsapsrilla, Wild Cherry, Daude-
lion, Juniper and other berries, and are 30 pre-
pared a. to retain all their medicinal qualities.
They invariably cure or greatly rolieYeth the fol-
lowing complaints: Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Loss Of appetite, Headache, Bilious
Attacks, Bemitteut and Intcrmittout Feyers,
Aguei Cold Chills, rheumatism, Summer Com
plants, Piles, Kidney Disea ses, Female Difficult
tics, Lassifude, Low Spirits, General Debility
and IN fact everything caused bg m impure state,
OF the hood or dorangod condition Of Stomach,
Liver or kidneya, The aged tad in tha Quaker
Bittors a gentle, soothing stimnleut, 80 daaira-
bic in their yearr. No one can remain hong uu-
we'll ~tuuloas afflicted With an ineurublo disoaael
af,er taking a 'ew bottles Of tho Quaker Bi,icrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-06
- SEin piseases.

EruptlDns, letter. ~rslt.Hheum. Biotelfes, Np1ss,
Pimplos Pustules. B0lis, Catbupelrs, Hlng-warHfs,
scsli-head, Sore Eyes. ETysiptias, Itch, keaffs,
Diaao.gFat4Gn- ~ thc skis, HUfaaFs aBl Dsscases
.0f the sEin Of whatever name 81 nature, are lit
rally dHe ~ and carried nut gt The system 10 q
short time by the usC q these Bitters.
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Fortify the body against disease
nysnepsia or Indigestion,

by purifying all It's iluids With YISBdAR BIrTEns.
Noelti,taic eJu take hald OF system thus fore
aimed
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a ef b n4s a $3.50
~ THE hEN hAttalAN 1CLafEulA vac
ah aW has tashc4 - AZ PARTS ~
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aafa haN ata ana BE- tFf8 hfaErA s0
afatua taH art hsFH fhaH tbs eds
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-06
For Female Complaints,

10 young or Gi8, married an sinsis al the dRHn
u s~omauhogd. gr ihe turn 81 life, the Tonic
bittsrs display 70 decided ~ influence that I'M
prQyemeat la ssgu pGrcept8blr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-06

A q CLARK = CO,
Naaanss
Eaueh and riaia4cl Leather
N a
Gra, res and Nest
n
ia sH kIass % dfsn vaa,rl
stan ancs,
~ .a5el 01soD rBlcEs willie aA
r.sr raeat Tea 10 isa eivalm
TO school TEACHES
MERITS
daily nee IN schools
For sala At
THE g9UUSA- OFFICE
MASON d JERKoWsEI.
Bates House Block,
W. as Merchants Row Cor. Center ST.,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
Have IT r~alarae' from market pah 5 large
siaca n
Mems Boys and Childrcns'
READY MADE CLOTHING
Spring Styles. Spring Styles.
Prices cheaper than ever.
Hats and Caps, Spring Styles.
Furnishing goods Of all descriptions,
Easaye money by calling at the Bates House
corner store before purchasing elsewhere -
Goods shown with pleasure.
i9ltfz MASON 4 JEBRowsKl.
Rutland, Vt
VINEGAR BITTERS.
Purely VEGETABLE.
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VINEGAR BITTERS.
FREE From ALCOHOL.

On. J. WALEfR's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrrERs
are purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly
from the native herbs found on the over ranges
OF the siorrs Nevada mountains Of California, the
medicinal properties Of which are extracted
thoreirom without the use Of Alcohol. The quos-
ton is almost daily asked, "What is the cause Of
the unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BfrTERs 2"
Our answer is, that they remove the cause Of
disease aud the patient recoyors his health,
They arc the great blood purifier and a lifo-giy-
ing principle, a perfect Reuoyator and InNgora-
tor Of the system. Never before in the hfetoHg
Of the world has a medicine been compounded
possessing the remarkable q]uslities Of VINEGAR
BIrTEns IN hesling the sick Of every disease man
il heir to. They are a gentle Purpatiyo as well
az Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver ana Viseeral Ofgans, in Bilious Di-
seases.
Dir. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrrERs
act on al these cases ID d similar manner BY
purifying the Blood they remove the cause, and
by resolving away the effects Of the inflammation
ttho tubercular ~depositsl the affected parts re-
eeiye health and a permanent cure is effected.
II men VIII ENJOY good health,
let them use YrNraAR BfrrBRs as a medicine, and
avoid the use Of alcoholic slimulants in every
form.
Grateful Thousands
proclaim ylNEoAR BrrrERs the mast wonderful
lnvigorant that ever sustained the sinking sys-
ten.
No Person can take these Bitters
according 10 directions, and remain long unwell,
provided their bones ale not destroyed by min
cral poison on other means, and vital organs
wasted beyond repair.
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gOUEsAL Jos riaATAG ogF.ci
Manchester. Ysrnoni, Jas let. 1874
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s.. II. MCDONALD 40,

Druggists Sn4 General Aecats. san FrAnes
California and caF. Washington hnd ohErttgl
sta, NtN a0fA GemlyG4ls
a3LD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS AID DEALEEs
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according 10 directions, and remain long unwell,
provided their bones ale not destroyed by min
Cral poison on other means, and vital organs
wasted beyond repair.
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If men will enjoy good health,
Grateful Thousands

proclaim VINEGAR BIrTERs the mast wonderful
lnyigorant that ever sustained the sinking sys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21
Death Of the siamese TwIps.

New YORK, Jan. 2O.-A special from
Richmond makes the announcement Of
the death of the celebrated Siamese Twins
on Saturday morning, the 18th, at their
residence at Mount Vesey, Surrey county,
North Carolina. Chang was partially
paralyzed last fall, since which time he
has been fretful, very much debilitated
and strongly addicted to drinking liuuor
as . means Of alleviating his sufferings.
He had been quite feeble ior several days,
80 much 80 as to confne the brothers 70
bed. On Friday night Chang became
worse, and expired suddenly about four
O'clock Saturday morning. Eng became
90 terribly ahocked that he raved wildly
for awhile. This attack was followed BY
what seemed to be q deadly stupor, and
In two hours, 1t Is supposed, from the
death OF Chang, Eng breathed bis last.
The wives and families OF the twins are
in the deepest griei. The children, many
of whom are deaf mutes, express their
sorrow in the most pitiful manner.
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Death Of lhe siamese TWlna.

We have news this morning Of the
death Of this famous pair Of brothers at
their home In North Carolina. The one
survived the other only short time, two
hours, and was wild with delirium even
during that short interval. This result Is
In accordance with the expectations and
predictions oi anatomists and physiolo-
gisls, and rather tends to confirm the
correctness oi the theory that the tie that
bound them together in life never could
have been separated with impunity.
Their fate Is the same as that Of the two
Hungarian sisters, HELEN and JUDITH,
who were Joined back to back instead Of
side by side as these were, and who died
simultaneously. These two brothers,
CHANG and Enc. have been in Wheeling
once OF twice, and have travelled extern
sivelyall over this country and Europe.
They were about 80 years old, and both
were married and had families. 1t is said
that several functions Of their animal
economy were performed synchronously /;
as, for instance, respiration and circulation,
and that their hours Of sleep and waking,
their joys and SORROWS, anger and pain,
ideas and desires, were the same. ri
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The FfankllR InSarance Company.

The FGaRkliR Insurance Company.
This Company announces Its usual
seni.annuAl dividend Of per cent in this
mornings paper. Under the circumstan,
ces, considering the drawbacks to bust.
ness during the last six months in the
way Of fires, .panics, &C., the dividend
ought to be quite satisfactory we should
suppose to The stockholders. A printed
sheet before Us shows that the Company
actually earned about l16 per cent on its
capital last year over and above its losses.
The gross income, for instance, was $3.50. ).
698 81, and the expenditures, including
reinsurance and dividends were secs, ,92G,.
90. OF the income $50 400 40, or nearly
two thirds Of the net profit, was from in.
terest. The Company makes fine dis.
play in the way Of interest bearing secu.
rites viz: United States bonds (At their
market value, which means adding the
premium they bear to them), $l4S. 900 90;
National Bank stock $1,000 90; gas bonds
&4I7Sbi first mortgages on real estate lin
cluding the accrued interesO S73,47G 90.
The business Of the company for 1878
was nothing HEea profitable as for the
year previous. For.instsuce, although
the gross receipts for 1872 were only
$226Sss 90, yet the total expenditures
we're only $l34, ,45O Co., showing a net
gain Of s9l,5s62l, or about AS per cent
on the capital Of 100000. - -fl
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when they come to understand that The
purchasing power Of Q green.back dollOl
would increase and soon be worth q
much as dollar in gold. But here come
Mr.. sRRRAfkN'S difficulty. He urges re.
turn to specie payments but presents nc
plan. BE establishes the correctness oI
the policy but finds NO means in our stu,
alton available for putting 1t in force. In.
deed while he would contract the volume
Of currency and retire the legal tender
notes, he admits that this policy would be
90 severe that the people could not stand
It, and says with much apparent caution
and indeclsion, that ''he did not Intend to
commit himself to any plan as he had no
private opinion on the subject to be ar
gued." 80
Coming back to the House again, we
notice In the vote taken on Monday on
the resolutions Of Mr.WnsoN, Of Indiana,
another significant expression in favor Of
initiation. These resolutions were as fol-
lows: '
Mr.. Wilson, Of Indiana, moved to suS-
pend the rules and adopt the following
resolution:
WHRREAs, By reason of the present
monetary stringency and insufficlency Of
the amount Of circulating medium the In.
dnatry and commercial affairs OF the
country have been greatly depressed; and
whereas, by reason Of such stringency the
revenues Of the Government have been
largely diminished, In consequence where.
of Congress has been asked to increase
taxation TO the amount OF forty.two mil.
lion dollars; and whereas, until the recent
panic the revenues were ample enough 10
meet the current expenses OF the Gouern.
ment; therefore, -..
ReSOlued. That instead Of levying addi.
tional taxes the true policy lies in the
enactment Of such law or laws as
will relieve such stringency and supply
means necessary 10 the business wants Of
the country by increasing the circulating
medium, thereby relieving business,
increasing the revenues, and, thus avoid.
ing the necessities Of increasing the pres
ent rates Of taxation or duties or the i'm.
position of additional taxes or duties.
ResOlued, That the Committee on
Banking and Currency be instructed to
prepare and report to the House without
delay bill for the purpose in the frat re.
solution expressed, and that said commit.
tee have leave to report at any time.
Upon these resolutions the yeas and
nays were ordered and resulted in vote
Of 1886 In favor Of them to 98 against
against them, not two thirds, but never
vertheless very significant vote. We
notice that Mr.. HRREFoRD, the member
from our Third. District, who we may
say represents the State at large these
days, voted in favor Of the resolution, as
did also Capt. DANFoRTH from the Bel.
mont district in Ohio, while Mr.. MOORE,
Of the Washington. Pa. district, voted in
the negative,
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THE NEW Pennsylvania CON.
STITUTION.
Some Noteworthy Provisions of Re.

Some Noteworthy Provisions OF Re-
form.
From the New York FInHncier
The new Constitution Of Pennsylvania,
recently ratified by popular vote Of two
to one, contains some noteworthy proyls-
ions Of reform. The terms Of State off,
GERS are extended by 1t. The Governor is
to serve four years Senators, four years;
Representatives, two years; Secretary of
State, four years Auditor. General, three
years; Treasurer, two years; Supreme
Court Judges thereafter 10 be seven in
number instead Of fiVe), twenty.one years
instead Of fifteen, and not to be again ell.
gible. The Governor, Treasurer, and
Auditor are prohibited from serving two
consecutive terms. The Legislature Ia
prohibited rom passing "any local or spe.
ciAl law" for regulating the affairs Of
counties, cities, and the like; authorizing,
laying out. opening, or maintaining roads,
nlgnWsys, or streets; altering or locating
county seats; Incorporating cities, towns,
or villages, or changing their charters:
creating or extending corporations: or Tor
doing Q number OF other thinRs specified
No obligation or liability 81 snv coTnnts.
ton to the State shall be In anv wsv
changed or lightened or affected 6v tbs
Legislature. Unless changed by a law re-.
ceiving q two-thirds vote, the State elec-
ton shall be on the Tuesday next alter the
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Ilfgetlrlrer': gll
The CharlesIon Fire. l.

Up to this time We have no details in
regard to the disastrous fire that occurred
at the Capital Of this State on Monday
lAat. The Wheeling companies are no
doubt considerable losers, but to what
extent they themselves do not know up
to this time. Messrs. BISHOP and OoRN,
Jr, ol the franklin Company, left last
evening on the Andes for the scene Of
disaster in order to adjust the losses Of
all our companies that have risks In the
burnt district. Charleston Is an untortu.
nate place for fires, especially the imme.
dlAte locality Of the present fire. We
presume that the wickednesa Of the place
is not the immediate cause Of the trouble
In this reapset, although according TO the
Rev. DR WFF TEIMAaR there is q close
relation between fires and wickedness in
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KlgDoRsINe RxpANsroN OF CuRRRrov


NEW YoRK, Jan. s0.-Priyate advices
nom England, received by Greek mer-
chants In this city, state that the famine
In Bengal Is assuming increased import
ance, and II ia engaging the earnest Rtten.
ton Of leading men In financial and com.
mercial circles. In London there seems
to be no doubt but that England viii be
called upon for large quantities Of food to
ieedther tamiahing population In India,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21
The Ring that AntagonizeS Good
Government In west Virginia.

Editors Of the Iutelliseaeer: aalY4TsE
In my Congratulations heretofore 1
more than inlimated that the action OF
the Governor toward the State Printer
was not . mere personal issue Of Jacob
against Walker; whose glsdiatorial display
was for the amusement Of our people, but
that 1t was In It's just proportions q public
conflict between the Executive Depart.
ment Of the State and o burglarious, raw.
enous aud remorseless ring Of State dep.
l shall not display 8 want OF mental
dignity and the obt6seness that Is Of ig-
nofance In these Communications BY de-
scending to speak abusiyely or even
unkindly Of Henry 8. Walker. / have
reasons for torbearinR from such q course
toward him, moi un6e 6ecotnins 1 hone tbe
heart and intellect Of genuine manhood,
Recognizing the ability Of which he IA
capable, l regret with the most unaffected
sorrow that Tor the comparatively worth.
less mess Of pottage he received he shotld
have 80 inconsiderately parted with the
birthright oI 0 pure and honest charaGter,
and subjected himself 70 be libelled for
official peculahon upon the archiyes of
the State; not merely to subserye the
want Of private fortune, In itself moro ex.
cusable, but to answer the wholly mex.
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The Debates In Congress About
EInahcIal MRIIera.


The feeling in Wan street seems to be
that Il Congress does not actually initiate
the currency ii will at all events do moth
ing to contract 1t. And this feeling Is
probably growing throughout the country.
Prices upquestionSbly have a tendency
upwards again on account Of this feeling.
The TACT that Mr.. KRILEY's Convertible
bond" project has received such q strong
vote in the Rouse, although 1t fell short Of
tWo-thirds vote, shows 10 intelligent
people that specie resumption" has but q
feeble foothold in that body. On the other
hand the debates in the Senate do not
thua far ahow any unAnimity as 10 any
policy. Mr.. scHuRz, Of Missouri, made
an able speech the other day in favor Of a
return to specie payments. BE is bitterly
opposed TO initiation. Gov. MORTON on
the other hand fayors inistlon-how
much he does not say. BE speaks of Mr..
SEIZURES proposed return to specie as q
proposition to descend from Lake Erie
over Niagara to Lake Ontario, while the
more prudent sailor would 90 round
Through the gradual lOCla Of the Wslland
Canal" Sfulfton .aL
The speech Of Senator SHERMAN while
saNoring specie resumption points out NO
plan Of deing 80. He is opposed to ipfla-
nOn and to immediate resumption, but
thinks ultimate resumption 50 desirable
mat he would now lay the ground worh
iof that purpose and believes the presen,
aeaaion ahould not be adjourned without
laaaguraang 1t in come form or other
ae aoe. not fear contraction and think
the people would...be satisfied with II
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Marine ninna,er.

NEW YoRK, Jan. e0.-The foreign pa.
pers contain . long story of a strange and
disastrous accident in the port Of BastIa
Corsica. The steamer Seeonane was en-.
tering port in return from Leghorn when
by o false turn Of the helm she was driven
against the sea wall or wharf. al.
though number Of vessels near by
hastened to her assistance abe sank 90
rapidly that 10 persons were drowned, In.
eluding the captain and chieI engineer.
The greater part Of those who periShed
were Carsican laborers returning from
Leghon, l. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21
Ohio LeElslalure.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 9O.-In the House this
afternoon, the Senate bill authorizing
Governor Allen TO use q stamp for affixing
his signature 10 Official documents was
passed. Bills were introduced TO fix the
salaries Of county officers to amend the
law requiring railroad companies to en-
close their tracks 30 as 70 require them 10
build all the fence and, 70 construct pri-
vate crossings; TO compel locomotive
engineers 70 bring their engines TO full
stop at crossings, and 10 provide for the
arrest ot engineers violating this act.
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We publish two communal lions this
morning in reference to the he in the
Episcopal church growing ont OF Mr..
LATANE's letter. The letter Is still the
general theme OF conversation and will
probably continue to be for some time yet.
The issue is not new one although it
has lain quiet near many hearts for many
years. We presume that the discussion
Of the question in the newspapers, while
tits not likely to throw much additional
light on the subject, is an evidence Of the
feeling that exists among EplscopaliAns
in this community and therefore matter
Of general interest TO our readers. No
new features in the situation were deVel.
oped yesterday, nor are any likely to be
until the Bishop Of the Diocese Is heard
from. We:cSn hardly see how his an
swer is TO solve the difficulty, unless
II has the power OF accomplishing
What all the Episcopal letters that have
been written on the issue up to this time
have tailed 10 accomplish. Many Of the
great lights Of the Church have written
learnedly, exhAuStiVely and persuaaiVely
on the issue now involved for years past,
and have "cried peace" In their letters,
but there has been no peace, and the ques-
tionis apparently as far from settlement IS
ever. Il was the conviction, as we un-
derHtAnd 1t, that nothing more Of eficien-
cy could be said on the subject, and that
the only thing % D was to agree to dis.
agree, that ila1n1 III. LATANE to take
the step that he s taken. Therefore
we cannot see how aTletter from the Bishop
oithe. .Dhceseis likelytodo anything more
than bring the diflcultyjto . head 50 far
IS its local relations to this community are
concerned, The great contest itself which
has been 30 many years gathering togeth.
eF will we presume go on whatever phase
may assume here.
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ST. LOUIS.
SERIOUS CHARGE AoA1ssr 1uper p,

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST JUDGE PRnrat.
ST. LouIs, Jan. 2O-Ar resolution has
been introduced In the State Senate charp.
ing Judge Primm, Of the st. Louis Grim
inal Court, with such gross immortality
and offensive and indecent conduct as 10
render him an unsuitAble and unsafe per-
son % discharge the duties of his Office,
and asking that he be removed. The mat.
Ter was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Criminal Jurisprudence.
NDoRsHe EXPANSION OF CURRENCY.
Concurrent resolutions were introduced
requesting Senators and Representative
In Congress TO vote for all measures hay.
Ing q tendency to cause expansion Of the
currency, and extending to the West her
tull share OF It fgsf .I.t .L
The Democratic special from Topeka
kansas, says 1t Is stated that q majority
OF the members Of the Legislature have
signed paper agreeing 10 support no
man for United States Senator who win
not subscribe TO the resolutions passed
last Friday, which, while denouncing the
salary grab, do not condemn the Presi.
Dent, and express full confidence In the
Republican party. y
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A0IO, 900 FIre IN New orleans.,

NEW oR1RANB, Jan. 2O.-Mrs. Louisa
Koe6ets9 tnlniGife. store and reaidence,
No. $50 MAgazlne street, burned today.
Los, S1o, ,00G insured = p br 40
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sNtTELEcRAPH.
Assoo1ATHD PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the IntellIgsnOer

By the Western Union Line,
Omee northwest COZ. Of Nain and Monroe stsl
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The Strong Position of the New
S York Banks. y
I LRrun the Herald OF Monday.

IoLk. Banks 9
LFronthe Herald Of MOndAy.l
The bank statement was published in
this column yesterday, but it contains so
much of encouragement, it is such . pic
ture Of Growth and confidence, although
painted in the hard, dry, but eloquent
lines of figures, such a compliment tothe
recuperative energy Of the mercantile
community, that we reproduce it to-day.
1t will be seen that the total liabilities
have increased only $H ,497, 600; that the
banks now hold $25,144,775, against
$21, ,997 900 last week, above the 25 per
cent reserve, and that the increase Of ex-
cess over last week was $3,24S,OOO. It is
more than probable that these favorable
figures will be repeated for some weeks
to come, for the reason that the outlay
from the government reserve has net
fairly entered the grooves Of circulation
and its infuenence has been unsppreci.
able, except in the artificial conditions of
the stock market. The following ia a
comparison of the averages Of the past
two weeks 49, ,,. 80
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+. .. WARRINGTON, Jan. 20. 7
Mr.. Sherman presented the credentials
Of A. G. Thurman, reelected q. 8. sena-
tor from Ohio for six years from March
4th, 1876. Laid on the table.
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Jan: 70: Jan u: DittreleeI.
Specle.., $St,6I9, 100 $4.3i0 0c0 Inc, Sl.6SO 800
II Ten, 50,9B,600 5SAlS,6OO Inc. 4H9l. .9O0
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