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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

With the exception of the rain Mon
day morning the weather has been all
that the farmer could wish.
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NEW ORLEANS Carl

a CA I'd.
Owing to increased facilities for manu- fac
turing, and tho very liberal patronage OK
tended mo, hayo this day reduced tho
prices of my Mills rs por list below. My
friends and patrons may rest satisfied that
the high standard Of workmanship and ca
pacity of my Mills, heretofore enjoyed,
shall DO fully maintained; and assure
them that no efforts will DO spared to keep
the Coleman Mill fully up to its present
Hattcring though well-descrvcd reputation:
Single Double
Diam. of Stone. Gcurod. Cleared.
IA NI41
IL - Observation-Disclosures. IGO............... 100
Is " 1SO................. 100
III - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3l0............... JoJ
Intermediate sizes D,d,ic To O,dcr Mt rcla-
two prices. II. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
Factory, 205 Tchoupito,llas ST.; Depot and
Office. II Union St, Now Orleans, La.
Jan'y i, 1874. i3:im
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More Enccnsl1;srlslsR.

On Thursday morning between 3
and 4 O'Clock the city was fired in
three places, viz: at Morrison s. Far
mer's law Office, at Hunsicker's corner,
occupied by Boutz and Miller, grOcers,
and at Sims, near Five Points. For-
tunately they were discovered and ex-
tinguished before any damage was
done.
The wicked plot was we'll laid and
the success of one would have been al
most certain to have assured that Of
the others. Those people have all
object to mplisll--failurc viii not
discourage thcn-and nothing short
OF s!ccplcss vigilance will deter them.
We congratulate our friend Judge l..
+. Lany on his luck III drawing an
elegant silver plated butter dish, il the
distribution OF gifts 10 the subscribers
of tho Weekly Courier j ourna!, on the
31st of December last. On the 3iSt OF
next December there will be distributed
among the subscribers $l0,00G worth of
valuable articles, ana! it affords us
pleasure to say that the high standing
of the Company may Justify every sub
scriber in the belief that the award will
be impartial, and that every article
will be equal to their promise. AS 4
family paper We commend it; rs Il
political medium We endorse it, and as
Il tradcsmcn's guide We can always
consult it with profit.
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GtrkCF{ETA HOUSE.
~ Cor. DcSiard and Third SITS, Monroe, La.
= r. E{uusickcr, Proprietor.

The above named Hotel, so long and IA
voraEly known throughout tho country has
been rcEttcd and newly furnished, and is
Proprietor pledges himself to spare no eff
fort to make all comfortable who may favor
him with their patronage. April q, 60. l
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Every business man joins in the re-
frain, uHard times.'
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Now and then bale of cotton is
dragged through our streets.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-01-30

The proper officers are busily en-
gagged drawing the Jury for the March
term of the District Court for the parish
OF Ouachita.
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The Editor left, Sunday, on the
Ouachita Bell, on brief visit to New
Orleans.
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Judge Baker will hold the February
term of the Parish Court commencing
next Monday.
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NEW EIAHI[I.T HOUSE.

The undersigned has opened has opened
his new market house, and viii be pleased
to supply the best of meats at all hours or
the dav. His Old patrons arc respect fully
invited to come and sec him.
20" Whole hogs, neatly butchcred, sold
ut Sc per pound. j. j.. NELSON.
Dec 10. 1S7f.-li:tf
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The river is ten feet below the high
water mark Of this year, and falling
SLOWLY
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GREAT FINANCIAL PANIC
Has not prevented
=. M e Y f II
From occupying his Splendid New Store,
on the corner Of Grand and Grammont
streets, and from offering to tho Public a
stock of
q e N e Il L M = RIO ia DIS = !:
Unsurpassed in the Monroe market. His
stock was selected in Eastern markets, with
Especial Reference to this trade, and COM
prisos, In part
FASHIONABLE PRINTS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS i;
STAPLE GOODS, pEI.AINES.
woRsTEDs, CAsSIMEREs,
GENTS UNDERWEAR,
And, in short, Every Article usually
called for at a First Glass Dry Goods House.
These goods arc offered for sale, with the
Guarantee to DO expected of House III
tending not to DO second to any establish
mont in North Louisiana in the Quality,
Variety and Cheapness of its Goods.
REMEMBER
MYERS NEW BRICK STORE,
Cb,wc, of Grand and Grdn,mont Streets,
MON ROE, La,
And call and examine tho Goods for
yourself Attentive salesmen will take
pleasure in showing the Goods and answer
ing all inquiries. s. MEYER.
October 3, ls73.---1y
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The interest in the Louisiana case is
undated, but what is TO be the issue
no body can conjecture.
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Owing to liberal patronage, Coleman,
the Mill man, has reduced his prices.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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DhyID i[AFESiki,
IiAII4R DAD l. % G X,
Nc0, TIC Depot,
NROE IA.
NJ o n RO e, l. A.,

Is selling out his stock of Dry Goods at
greatly reduced prices. III order to engage
entirely in the sale of Family Groceries. OF
the latter he has now large stock, which
is on the market at the lowest CASH prices.
Call and see for yourself. June Z, 1873.
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TRENTON ADVERTISER ENrs

TFtEN ON AoS6H iSEM EN- >
TRENTON DRUG STORE!
NEW DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Fresh and Genuine:
The undersigned respectfully announces
to his old customers and the public gene
rally that he has just received well-assort-
ed stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Including all the leading and standard
PATENT MEDICINES,
And has established himself again upon
the ashes Of his old stand in the smoking M,
patronage heretofore extended to him. he
solicits 4 continuance of the same.
w.. Physicians prescriptions carefully
VA Orders from the country solicited:
June Z, 1S73.-3S j. MOORE.
DAN. T. HEAD. L.. McLA1N.
HEAD x MchA1N'
TRENTON, L.,
REC EWING. FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
BAGG1NG, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS, BUGGIES, ROCKAwAYS,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE.
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. 30 1870. n2:1y
T. c. sTANDIFEH. W. +. ASHLEY.
TT G. sTANDIFEH s. CO.,
Successors to Standifer & McGuire)
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NJ Il r c II A rs,
And Deal in
GEN I.RAL MlGRCHIANDIS
TRENTON, La.
April !, 1873. rs:2o-tf
A +. FHoURNof'
Successor to Flournoy q Millsaps)
DEALERsrN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes, Flats, Buist's
Garden Sccd, and General
NJ PLANTATION SUPPLIES.-a
VIII be pleased to fill orders of friends of
house of T.. & NJ. June %, 1S73.-tf
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MULES! MULES MULES

Tho undersigned will have In this place
for sale, betwcen tho Goth OF Docembor and
tho LIST of January next, two hundred A
Plantation Mules, which they propose to
sell mt rs low figure such stock can b0
purchased at any place in the state. They
hope those Wishing to buy will examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
loft MCMERT9 q HARR1S.
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FURNITURE STORE
AND FURNITURE REPAIRING.

AND FURNITURE REPAIRING.
Tho undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand \ w0ll So
iccted stock of O0icc and Household FSss,aS-
t,,'c, JVooden CbDi,,s, Afctalic burial ChskcEs,
C0Di,, Trimmings such Handles, Plates,
Scrc,rs, etc. Terms, Cash. store on Grand
street. near tho Courthouse.
J. Il. PETERS.
Monroe, La., March 10, 1871. n28-tf
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MEATS! MEATSl
The undersigned will keep, in tho Ware
house on Mrs. Millions lot, on Third street,
Fresh Beef, Mutton andPork,
and asks a share of tho patronage of the
public. EMILE RAUXET.
September Is, 1873. 52:tf
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NE,kINNA'S SALOON,
NA DESIAR SIRE ct,
Opposite Endom's Livery Stable)
mon ROE, La,
Is kept we'll supplied with the best wines
and liquors and favorite brands of cigars.
Polite attention and good order guaranteed.
April 10, 1871. n3O-Sm
, 1874-08-30

] EOR sALE-BY r. D. BOYD. ROOM II. 14s EAST
s:eSsssn: sSf3as i!ss ;s saa LIT !st
u. HI-spiondd a-story and basement n,roon brick
Ss9 a;a sa s.sa Il sa ia s ea9 a'aF
aosnA s.,!snaia r. ':5oota as ;, h.isk
a n4f;: f; ns I'D F4s: % ''' s0a' 'sta
1osa:fos,a: new cottage .nd lot sas1o''
sl.s-Ser 4room cottae. and lot 2ak1ea cornas 81
$$s;S beautiful ,s.: q. ;2s's ri: xa9 y h, M
TIl - sI Ie snls e sza@,ag ihsn
rents fur si9 per se.r; lot i51l, Of MAY aud
*ia1eA splendid lot s==1ls5 az Wright and John.
-seo down. beautiful 'roon eos;aga, and lat
.5, Oh pc1s-as. just west of railroad, ha4ance' "a
parts d ts 1:; sy VITO 1see psis4 .''1e w
TOR sALE-HY KERR, DAWSON 4 Weigh.
Ra.l Essass Dealcra sud Brokers' OTIS Block. i L.
III na.risonst he;Eeoa Aberdeen md shslte
bosl@; fec. ,fadiso1.s.. near pan,na.
!uts on lodl1n1*av., near lWEnl}-uantn-bts ne@pH
Gssa ta:laia: i":< p @e, ,t:r9;as. ~ s9rns.
T0n sALGSo AoX:Y p9WYs3l5S I&a5 q Fl 5Rx5 s{i
Sa {e4; as o. WI
l.. - ss ~ so4En
eE ee nss % " fn ii 5 Ia S9ith 3n, Dsaf s
sss :s aSt ~ mo S's' vii tu baS
Fo MA S.L M AgroKY SITE NTH Y; II I" pocK ,e
roads in lAo city-S W. Manu scturiaG District, II to
+ sr e. & Ess :!5 & tss s aS sasf,
PoR saLE-cliEAP FOR cAsH-oorFAGE AND
sl nAHH DsaaS SNSSGE H. sEnpqH Ell a ag T
@ a 9sii E ::Ss si
!ndiaaa.aE;-licus: and lot. neas Eightecnth.'t.
saco ts s:n md IT, neS1 al
sast sa
1sG! asS ai:sai: i:es 1! 4s
s1ssE sAE a "a s2S AsR 2,atx
81 sAsaip hfs bo5 IL se ss ADps l
{ss s; Il! i io r. III s IT, I'D i:
+ zs; + + Tie siss5 is sss
sA5 AZ E3sb 5l aT rtS asS TnAE ~
tss n.snsF 'aa XIII ie, ~ s 'a'e o.
FoR sALE-7axll6 ON NORTH CLARK-sT.. NEAR
SsEsS5E saa Wss Saass' 'f e@'n
Hun I'd III III; II IL Ri Est oo a s''y
sAhAT q - A. sAoK1ESI [EdSt 7 a. Az
s. 9si HSY Hof Il s sas "afs' 'e' 's'
6SSb SGo 9 TIE GLE. iSS ,. hE;s91
A., ts ss'p s
r. vacant IN either sids' j. ArsA9 Eotf'
IlOR SALE-0ST3 OF THOSE 7ELEGAST STONE.
E "a s. ;S"5: S. i hs ESf ~
, 1874-08-30
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
ron sALE-GoOD FA1tM-WlrH CROP. s45 PEn
c: e s sy Il a5t M su feYa
sos 2ir rss :s': sss
Sss % T. S pe Il
PxINick 11AS. fa:i:ei; A!nbsy L;e v9Sa;y III,
e Jahn adiInssr. s ~ srca ss 1mbsy i'll 'l ~
EoR sALG.-TENAs LANDS. q, eol ACRES n ONE
ao 1s g sas Il fas q
nd sf,sf5 ats .12s a. IT, rs iiaas
TOR SALE VALUABLE TRACTS or tloN.
lead and pima laatts In As4ourt. lsoptu a. Aajar
F5 { #::a IL EgaktE 95Ss IT. H!S5Hs1 M LIZ.
els 81 .ps @ @ s cf 9 tfss ias
,sn P9se G. e6.f E. 81. iii hess' 0''
aae seo0 Il! ssS So is%a so' Tor sale or '1
FoN SALE-TlrE FINEST STOCK FARM n MVs.
River hau;nle railroad depot nal town, 6, aero.
sass ssS: :fns * 5sS eessf s D' sold
TOR SALE-lsg ACRES Or HIGH. ROLLING, AND
~, re i Iosra au4 TIE es'ess ISAAC H.
Tor sA1.E-sPLilSD1D FARM At WAUKE EsHA.
se; FIJI ns sfs21: 3 y 4f;;5 G5Da ie 3D.
IIOR SALE = on EXCIT .ASGE-F 4o-ACnE
trult:farn It .eatoa Iiarho-: 300 p,neh Yo apple
ssees "a y.;Es, 81 sa. E x e1shanse to s'sy @
ahe aatoa aS.pRs s9o1 s:1s sa L. -
FoE sALESoGn 1 thGTE @ 6 I3KN e WFIESIRE ~ ;I
~ e!s:ss:x kroxAs VIII. - 3! Ms:s!aasa:.::w :S
REAL ESTATE WAHTED.
~ 1IANTED-OWSEls VINO DESIRE no SELL on
III :ir propcfsy. t. 1. CANtiMLD, d Lass Las ile.s1.
III e1,1,n T. T;rIts II 3I1,.,, npt,puUr,- cf1IT
" aba iur manniac,urins purposes. casy Of assass,
wishing invest tno sane IN larga paying legitimate
business, zdtress NJ lot. Tribuno once.
NrASTI;D Z DWELLING. ToR WHICH, PART
~ 1Srrp-uo1Jsr AND Ior yA1uE saon RI
liz VII sss s 81 sssS ys
}TAaTED-A BRICK DWELLING,. WITH Lot.
~ in tho city: quiet ne.heosaaod North side prr-
s ti,as u.s. : soai isfs
1 dcc 1as ,na s naianee M eas ang
terms. -@
(iTANTED-XO. TMPR0VED BUSINESS PROF
md az ps'Sa sSatss.
g Washing ston.s:.--
1o.,n3.5C =. Io1c-,1r
snn Hud lasEs G:d- rom both {9l furnished for
Eontlen'cn' and sosd boafd :. reasonable ~ rates
10 with plcazan. rooms; alEo day boardrrs aceoumo
d. cd: ----------- -.---.-----
- ASHLAND AV-ROARD AED NICE FRONT
I,foonl fronting Un'oa park' hot AID cold satsF Dc
D Mh hoasd for man md w1fe sna sn.fa sen1,s
alaD. .--------------------
10 ant Ia best Of hasri lar 1nnn and Vi, or sins
rc7,,,,naon ~ 1 " "'9' " 'A@" @|@ 3' - s'A"''
.'1ss1 ~ n ~ ,;777;;7 . 75771 1v7577Tn
- rayna trith hnasi ,n scr,n ,Is,,. M md coid
x,tar: sui,abo fas ,ao fsaaa uion ,eaton is
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TA,esss HiaE. tsY' Jesa Ftais sb.eA
saslaea mnst esfilg faFFtt. i hsw ~
l5a4s tsAcf rf1ts seft ssrtatea
TaftNc., Sass Fss have drvsa
ut tts rrste wrote Jobs Lsrth g
AIAbtHs hss wears az. ADD itii Tie
~ d lhs usrr bsat iis wt arrested
ihs st. viag uisH
anaitrf
a Aaz aa aHs ~ safFslgisu j.
reeaH3el lu tas esse 81 ibs mAa wbo Fad
60 Bsbst u&s lg8 COED 10 be- true
-Whf ne. size sbals hat swallowed
fonaa Hlra retired mi.fmauy Borauss
ts aat gsosl fspaeil oai Of tbe water
"A Stlrsssa Jsarsai iari,iugiy mSt
40 as, faamsrs eaauot gsi rich 10 tbs
aasf Fifteen ycau $50 q youaE mas
tawe % ,Als sga}g without dollar In the
world iss Week be weut Dat 81 The
sHe, svIHs aith Aim She sum Of one
aalsr sd thirty glt oeals, The ssyiags
- Gneea geaa ~ ffaEsl lle. Come
~esi foaHg man, eume wcst.
4 ciergymAa lately addressed hi- f.
male auditory a. follows be not proud
ihat DE blessed Lord paid your SEX tie
distinguished o9mPIimcB. 81 appearing
afst - = lsmaie a6ef the Resurrection,
f9r Il pas guiY doae that ihe glad ndiugs
mlgh, spread al the sooner
Ne understand that respectable
NzsBsgwomeu IN Beaver now decline 10
wsfk Coz persons who are mean enough
10 mafk tbelg linen. aud thus not oniy
show q want Of confidence, bat give the
tf5abls a sorting the things.
81 NJ saith. you said sou once of 81.
ated Ia ghs pulpit; DID you meaa by that
tAs, y0H .presehedY No, cir; held the
light Zoe the man who did preach. All,
The Court understood you differently -
They supposed that the discourse came
directly from you. No, sir, only threw
= little light on Il.
- Emerson says The way TO mske
The world better is by reforming number
one, then there Is surely one less villain
in the world
The Indians have invented a new
method Of sealping victims, so that now
bald beaded man stands no more show
than any one else. This Is as IL should
be-
W hat will woman not do says q
brooklyn paper, for the mah she lovesF
Tier band was the drSt to reach aud drag
The bottle from the shelf
lis yeur cHrsc dear John, She ssid
Aud drank 10 az herself
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Bilious, Rcmiltcnt, and Intermittent
Fevers,

which are 20 prevalent ia the valleys Of our great
rivers throughout the Eaiied States, especially
those 81 the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri Illinois.
Tennessee, Cumberland Arkausas, Red. Cobra.
DO, Brace, Rio 3raude, Pearl. Alabama, Mobile,
savannah, Roanoke, JautE, tHd many other,
with their vast tributaries, throughout our en-.
tire couutry during the summer aud Autumn
sud remarkably So during seasons Of nnus ia
heat sud dryness. are Invariably accompanied
by extensive arrangements Of tho stomach and
liver, aud other abdominal yiFesra. 10 then
treatment, vurEatiyc, eXerliuR powerful IN
fueucs upon these various 0rEaHs L. essential
" usrtEssry. There l- u0 ctthartc for the uur
pose tquA 90 bR J. WhEEEBs YlNEGAR BIrrER-.
- they will speedily remove the dgrk- cB. or &
,lssad matter s4th which fhe bowels are loaded
It the same time stimulating tho seeretious 81
the iiFet. ard ge1 rrsHs restoring he tfslths
inHenOu- ~ tho trea-fsfa nrssrz.
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BURNHAM & TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGENCY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
represents
dltna Insurance Company
Assets, 100000 90.
Home Insurance Company,
Assets si,5ooooo 90.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Assets 100000 90.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Assets 100000 90
Royal Insurance Company.
Assets 100000 90
Phoenix Insurance Company, New York
Assets - 600 00d w
Franklin Insurance Company.
A--ets - j0o.o0n 90
Insurance Company Of North America.
A. e.. 81 500 go 60.
Springfield Insurance Company.
A., t. 81 900 Gao00
Phoenix Insurance Company. Hartford,
Assets e 900 10000.
National Fire Insurance Company.
Assets $500. 091 %
Pennsylvania Insurance Company,
Assets 81 100000 %.
The sb5ys strong list % comptaie- rep fseRt-
ed by
BE SH4M IS TEMPLE,
s35Iy opots House. kutlaud n.
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II men will enjoy good health,

lot them use YrNEotE BtITEEs az a medicine, aud
avoid the nre 81 alcoholic sHmu,ants 10 every
form.
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y soung - 90 marr3s3 ~ snfls. y ice dann
81 ~aEusakeod ~ fAlt tam * life tie Taaif
bfttrfs aisrlas deesas4 az iaHusHse taat Ifa-
RFrFeasat IL saaa pffeeptklt
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VINEGAR BITTERs.
PURELY WORKABLE.
FREE From 1LCOHOL.

DA. J, WALxEE,s CALlFoBSik FrsraAa BiETERs
are purely Vegetable preparation, made ehieay
from the native herbs found On the lower ranger
Of the Sierra Nevada mountains Of California The
medicinal propeIties oE which are extracted
there'rom ilhout the use Of Alcohol, The gues,
ton lie almost daily asked, What is the cause Of
tie unparalleled sHcarsAuf YNgaAH Hurms 14
uur aHswaf b., tHst aasg rrmayo tho caase OF
disease, sad lha pAlioug reggyers h,a health.
They are the great blood painter aud hfc.giv.
ing principle. paTioct Renoyator and lnviRora.
Tor ~ the system. Never before 10 the histor,
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possessing the remarkable qu lilies " yISEGAR
BirTrKs IN heshug the sics 81 every disease man
is heir TO- They are gentle PurrAuye a. well
az Tonic, relieving Congestion of Inflammation Of
tho Liver sud Etsceral organs 50 Bilious Di-
stasts.
On WAlmaS cMwoRSn yIsFGAR Buffers
act 90 all these cares ia = similar manner By
purifying the Blood they remove the e1use, and
oy resolving away the elsc,s Of tho iuGamatini
tthe luberonlar Deposits the affected parts re
eeiye health, and permanent cure is effected
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Grateful Thousands
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