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U,vM,ihc market is quiet at si5o9o for
"Il5PsSrhe market Is steady at 25@4o for
state and western, ls'S.
CorFRE--Market Is quiet Al 2jAW2' Tor oral
AIRY prime cargo and ltlo' .
SUGAR.-Market Is nlm NJ ''oW - Ior lil 10
ToIAssss~Markct is nrm, New orleans In good
demand at 6Sa IL chiefly GsG7l.
KIcE-The market is steady; kagoon AT 6's
Carolina Iyms' ,,, ,,., ~,
i8s,c. Crude held at 5hc.
EGGs Steady at 2sc 10 SOC FOR western and
Canada 30(G3iC for state ana pennsylvania
20ci22 Tor western lined. ,
COAL-rhe market quiet ana unchanged nj
a. bOd6 80 for AnthTiCite per ton per cargo.
LEATHER.-Market Is STEADY. llelnlock sole,
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande, light, middle
and heavy weights ut q TO Doc Callfornm
do 26 (a IS Orinoco do. at 20 o2'h.
WooI.-Market is dun aud unchanged do
nestle fleece at 42E45c unwashed at "@2'
PoRx.-The market is nrm at SO 69h for new
mess on spot extra prime slS 81 prime mess
BEEr.-The market is quiet at 8 7b@il 90
plain mess sll 50,Sl3 90 for extra mess
BEEF HANS. The market Is quiet NJ
TiFRcE BEEF. 49, The market is steady at
9i@22c for new prime ness 2Ss26c IoF
CUT MEArs-The market is steady. Mlddles
fiirmer; long clear at "A "a s3u short clear s-sc
LARD-Market Is steady. Western steam quot
ed ut 9Ssc. 49,. ,,.,.o 49,, ,,.,
ern 3Od45 Tor state. ..... -. ...,..,,,,, a.,
CnEEsE-Is nrm at 99i4tc for common to
prime. 81, 80 Ia, ouo
pounds at GA@l'ac'
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Election Of OFFICERS.


At the regular meeting of Killington
Lodge, No 20, o o f, on Mon
day evening, the following officers were in
stalled for the current term by Lorin At
wood. District DenutY Grand Mnstcr:
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PLANK BOOKS Are specially with
- us. We have everything In this line. We
have ono OF the best az not the BEST appointed
Blank BOOK manufactures In the state. Every
thing Is new and IN good shape, and we have
man IN charge or II who understands the Dusi-
ness In all It's details. We have stock OF first-
class ledger papers, and invite banks, manufac-
turing companies, &C., TO examine our stock and
prices. G'OBE PAPER co.
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Bennington Comfy
BESSiNG1uN.

No slcighng. I'm abundance of mud
Election of officers Of the Octuplc club.
Tuesday evening.
The WILLIAMSBURG dramatic club will
give one evenings On crlaiument at Library
Hall nest Saturday ccnine Nc l0lh), at
which time they will produce the Irish
comedy of ANDY Blake, and the farce OF
"IIandy Andy"
The fourth lecture before the Young
Mems Association will lie delivered on
Monday evening, the 18th inst, by Paul y.
Du Chaillu. Subject "Ihc land of the
midnight sun"
AP Chills, during the past year has is
sued one hundred policies in the Mutual
life insurance company. The amount of
the policies aggregating SS2j0,0Oo, the pre-
miums on which amount to about $4,000.
In connection with his life insurance, Mir.
Childs represents several strong and re-
liable fire insurance companies.
The verdict of all who Were present at
the party given by the Social club last Fri
day evening, was that the more parties that
were given, the better and more sociable
they were. The night was very stormy,
other attractions were going on, but about
fifty couple were present The encourage
ment which has been given to the origina-
tors of the scheme has been such that seven
parties will be given instead Of five, as first
intended.
At the last meeting of Stark lodge, No
9, l. O. o. f., the following officers were
! elected for the ensuing term
II l. Stillsou. Observation-Disclosures q
! | L Observation-Disclosures. ......Stc
C. d Gibson. instrumentation Sec
w llupf............................"Trcas
SIX WilcoN..............'....) -.
| j Il Burton Observation-Disclosures. Trustees.
| II dsW0rth..................)
Franz, Roberts at his oyster house, on
South street, is daily in receipt of the lar
gcst and best oysters that are offered for
sale in this village, and his extensive trade
in oysters shows that the people know that
what we say is a fact
Meetings will be held in our churches
every evening during the present week.
Heretofore it has been the custom of the
different churches to unite together and
hold union meetings, but this year each
will hold them separately b.
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rVEAS, from 80 cents to $1.75; also fresh
Il Ground COFFEE, at -
Is. W. MARSIIALLS
may1dSW1y Corner OF Grove and West Sts.
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- NMPlIORlNE." The great discoy-
" cry Tor the Immediate relief and cure
of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sprains, Bruises
Pains, Strains, SIM Joints, SWellngs, lntlalna-
tiOns BunlOns, Catarrh. &C., sc. H. viii not
grease or staiu, and tor The toilet IS a luxury IN
every family. Thousands Will and now testify
10 IT. great merits. Try IL. Price per bottle %
cents REUBEN HOYr, Prop'r, 2O3 Greenwich
street, n. Y. IanGd&w4w
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II arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion of
the nervous system, restores vigOr to the dcbll-
ltatcd blood, removes ycsiclc distractions and
acts directly ON the Liver and spleen. Price 81
a bottle. JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Platt street,
n Y. jan6d&w4w
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WANTED.

WANTED.
w A Girl TO do general housework in II
small family None need apply without nrst-
class references,
NJ. j. FRANCISCO.
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New York Produce Market.

Co11oN On spot is dull. sales ISL bale at 10,
fLui-n-ilccclpts i4,iO3 ohls The market is
fairly active at lOal 5c better The imurO,c-
mcdO Is chiefly on Tow srad 81. Sales la,dOl bbls
at 81 sOaG ~ Tor supcrnnc western ana
western and state 20 "' Gu tJr good To-
choice do; do. :, 81 c,slo tor common 10
cnuicc white wheat extra Western ana siatt
20 ,5aa 10 iur common tu good cN;r ONO,
- gO,tll o. iur common iu ,hui,C tNird So
Louis, N,tgkct closing quiet.
RYE rIOCK. he market Is stead! Ai g! .J.g
Cons MEAL. - Tn, market ior corn meat Is
arm at = i54i 80 Tor Western - cool -
WnlsEgY. The market is d,cid.diy uua at
WHElr-E,cepts l,o,o bush. The market
Is ltt4. nptIor uuu rather more dDlu- ir c--
port Cuitri offerings naturally ch'cNi uuN-
ness ~.tl., l+u,utu hu-hD,, 90 81 &C. to
Tor No. Milwaukee ~ iGal 80 Tor NO. tlu-
Northwestern spring; s o. o. i'h -
Minnesota sprins IL 80 tor MIN -"
al .OrJr white ~pIiu- - n7 Tor amber at
So 62.il 70 ior winter red western II Is Irr ana
RYrIihe market is quiet Al - o2allOi
BARLEY. quiet Sales ul -, 90 bush. at 81 80
bNrii:y MALT, The market steady at 81 a'f.r
I"nN.-Reccipt, G5o bushels. The market
at Sc Tor mlNcd western IA store and
anoat; o2rdsac i'r me-" missed Y"llo" ANA
western ullual m
ONrs-Rgccipts ~, 400 bushels. The market IS
more active. Sales Of dl,OOo pg'h nj VIC
Die for mixed western; 81. cior white western
aillat CO. Tor state.
me iollownsit the amount on -ran Va ware
huillSp for tilt week tudl.s Jan. "4
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-06

HNAGS.- sell Dennson's Tags to
Printers and StatiOners ut Dennlsons
lowest Wholesale prices.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsmINGrON, Jan. IS 2. N. J

For Now England and middle Atlantic
States, northeasterly to ensterly winds with
snow or rain, and lower temperature will
prevail, followed by less coudincss by
Tuesday afternoon.
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partment. President Grant, however, took
the matter in his own hands and telegraph
ed in his own name to Gen. Sickles as fol-
lows, on the 9Th of December, two days
after the reception of the despatch from
Madrid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
Obituary.

Died in South Paris, Ne, Nov. %, 1874, John
Lombard, aged 50 years, months and ~ days.
Bro. Lombard had been for several years
faithful, devoted, king Christian, remarkably
benevolent to the Church and the poor; attentive
10 the means Of grace and gave bright evidence,
during his protracted sickness, of the power of
Jesus to ave and make happy the soul. In great
patience, resignation and JOY, he awaited the APP
prOach of death; having, continually, desire TO
depart and be with Christ. He was highly es-
teemed in the Church and community, and his va
cant place will long be remembered. May all who
read this bi ef sketch OF his experience, be ena-
bled, through grace, TO say with him, ITO live is
Christ, TO die is gain" ).
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
REPORTER.
No. Woodstock.

Perham 4 Burk have advertised their stock OF
goods al cost wishing TO close business on account
OF the in health Of Mr.. Perham.
Ezra Jewell has completed q dwelling in con-
nection with his store, and filed up with stock
Of goods suited to the season and the tastes Of the
people.
The Charles Fuller place has been purchased Of
Merrill J. Rowe, by Samuel ordway Of Milan, y.
II, who intends re-opening the old blacksmith
shop that las seen closed 50 long.
5 b. Frost has returned from Bethel, and is
ready TO wait upon his old customers, at his old
stand.
George Whitman has sold his farm to Henry
Russ. aud bought the adjoining farm Of Wilson
Rowe.
Otis Hayford Of Albany bought OF Azel Perham,
a few weeks since, pair Of yearlins steers, that
girted i've feet and half Price, $50.
A successful school il being taught in our dis
triet by Miss Robertson Of Walkers Mills. She is
veteran teacher, this being her sixty ffth school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
DIED.

In Three Rivers Mass, Nov. IS 1874, Mrs.
Maria Mary Chapman Fisher, aged 20 years, .
mouths, Her remains were brought TO Bethel,
Me. her native place, for interment
Ia liumiord, Nov. =, VIM. Akeiey, aged 81 years,
l0non,hs, 2l days.
Ia r yeburs, Nov 20. Mrs. Persis MePhee, aged
p wears.
In Paris Nov 20. Mrs. Polly Field. aged - wears.
In North Woodstock, Nov. -, Cnas Billings,
aged u wears.
In Sumgcr. Nov. IS Amanda j., wife OF william
Becker. agtj u wears, mOn,h., 10 DAYS,
On Fountain, Ottawa Co. Kansas. Oct. II, lS.i.
NJ, Marl .rttc n. wife OF CO3ufu W. Page, aud
daughter OF NatHaa aud Hannah T.. Potter, for
mcily Of Waterford, Me, aged p wears. she was
au active Christian. aud au arectonaie wife and
mother; she leaves = husband aud three small
rhlluteu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
T'eru.

Wl.sr PERU, Nov 2S-we are having = snow
storm to-day from the northeast. The first snow
fell here this fall last Tuesday, about one inch
which melted away the next day. Friday Nov p,
SIX inches cane. which viii MAKE good sieghins
about eight inches arc now on the ground; the
farmers are taking advantage Of thi 10 get up
their wood FOR winter. stock eame 10 the barns
looking well, owing 10 good feel daring the fall.
There IS 10 crossing at the three ferries in this
town now with teams; Slillman ferry was closed,
over a week ago Browns has recently froze ov
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
No Excuse for BEING Sick.

No person can use Bosehee's German syrup
without setting Immediate relief and cure W
have the first case o. Coughs, Colds or Consump-
ton. or any disease OF the Throat aad Luogs, vet
- Eeay from thA. has no, been cured. We have
distributed every year Tor three years over 30 go
sample bottles by druggists ia az parts O; The
United states, NJ other manufacturers ever gave
their prt paralors such test as this. Go 20 your
Dus.is, aud set a sample bottle Tor 10 cents aad
Try 1.-two doses vii relieve you.
Agents. a NJ. HAMMOND, Paris Hill; GRO.
/ WILSON. south Psr.s.
sept -. ls-4 su-e0w-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01

but Austias is not quite closed. The fall has been
so dry that the people here think that the ice can
not stay in the river through the winter, for the
reason that the streams are 50 low. II we do not
have rain before long, there will be scarcity Of
water for man and beast.
Mr.. Francis Wait OF this town, aged Of years, Is
still quite healthy. lie goes about the house, does
some chores, reads considerably ana is pleased to
have his neghbors call to see him. lie WAS one
of the first settlers of the town. | think his ma.
tive town was Falmouth, Me-, where many of his
relatives now reside. A. l.. II.
Porter.
PORTER, Nov. 2l.-Capt. NJ. y. Stanly of this
place, was carried to the Insane Asylum at Aug.
usta, on Friday last Capt. 5. has shown sympt'
Oms OF insanity for about two years, aud has grad
ually been growing worse till last week when Ii,
became necessary to remove him. which was done
by the town authorities. Last Monday he wen /
10 Portland where he created so much disturb.
ance on the street. that he was arrested and put in
the lookup, and Tuesday following his friends
took him OUT and brought him to his house in this
place where it required two men to take charge OF
him DAY and night. Capt S. Is quite well known
throughout the state having served rs state con
stable under the Constabulary Act; also as Capt.
in the 10th Regiment of Maine Volunteers in the
late rebellion lie was baptized and became a
member Of the Second Advent Church in this place
some three years since; and being OF an exci,able
nature, and very Jealous in his belief OF the eud
OF the world coming shortly, that it Is thought by
some to be partly the cause OF hi, insanity. His
friends hope the change will be beneficial to him,
aud that he viii soon return TO his home again.
LOWELL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
~ Drop Of Joy i'm every Word

Pennington, Hunierdon Co, v J., June 26, ~
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y: Dear Sir
II is with happy heart that pen these lines TO
acknowledge that YOU and your Golden Medical
Discovery and PurgAtive Pellets are blessings to
the world. These medicines cannot be 10 hlShly
praised, for they have almost brought mo out oi
the grave. Three months ago ! was broken out
with large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs
and face. | procured your Golden Medical Dls-
cOverv and PurgaIivc Pellets, and have taken six
bottles. and to-day | am IN good health, al those
ugly ulcers having healed and len my skin IN n
natural. heslty condition. I thought at one time
I could not b. cured. Although I can but poorly
express mv gratitude To you, Vet there l. drop
Of iny in every word write. Gods blessing rest
on YOU and your wonderful medicines l. the hum
BILE prayer OF loury truly, ,.,,
When medicine will promptly cure such terri
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poisson causing them who can longer doubt ts
not wish Ia place his Golden Medical Discovery
In the catalogue Of Quack patent nosirums by rec
ommcling 10 o. cure every disease, nor does ne so
recommend 10 but what he does clam is thls'
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not recommend his Discovery FOR that disease. VET
he knows il 10 he the most searching blood
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blood and system OF all other known blood rolsons
be they animal vegetable or mineral The Golden
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Pmples aud Eruptions, also all GlandulAr swell
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Scrofulous Diseases Of the Bones, a. White swell
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
I M P 0 r r A N T Il O
TRAVELLER

when you visit or cave the City of NEW YORK
save ANNOYANCE and expense OF carriage hire and
tie the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has over
$50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is fitted up ut
an eNpen> e OF over $4,000. Elevator, steam and
all modern improvements. European plan. The
RESTAURANTS, aud Lunch Counter are sup
piled with the best the markets can furnish. The
cuisine Is unsurpassed. Rooms for single person,
81 50 AMI - per day rich suites for families pro-
pOrtionaley low, that visitors 10 the city and
travellers can live more luNuri, us,y, for less
money, nj the GRAND UNION, tia n at any other
irstclass Hotel in the city. Stages and cans pass
the Hotel every minute for all parts OF the City.
&. "a ID. W. GARRISON, Managers.
l7nOv7i ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
A THOUSAND BANKRUPTCIES

Would not create as great apanic in commerce As
the withdrawal Of Hale's Honey Of RorchOUad aud
Tar from the market. would create among the sick
The reason t. obvious. Tens Of thousands Of both
sexes would be bankrupted in health by such an
event. The famous specific is enecIing such cures
in cases Of chronic cough and cold. influenza,
bronchitis. bleeding from the lungs and apparent
consumption. as have never heretofore been &C.
complished within the memory Of man.
PIXIES TooTH.AcHK DRoPs-Curo In one min
uts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
MARRIED..

In Paris Nov 20, By Rev 4. Hin, Mr.. W. II.
TAYLOR and Miss \. {. Robinson, both OF Wood
stock.
In Sioneham. Nov. IA. by James L. Parker. Esq
M Stllmsn n Jordan and Miss Julia L. Bennett.
both OF Albany.
In Boston, Nov. %, Mr.. Geo, l.. Hammond or
Pstfs- Me and Miss Ella + Graham OF Boston.
In Bethel Nov. :, by Rev. d Garland. Mr.. / g &.
Cole OF Denmark aud Miss Mary 4. Lawrence OF
Albany: also, by the same, Nov. p, Mr.. Char les
Chapman OF Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
THE DAILY ARGUS

Contains editorial articles on current topics; pro-
Cccdugs OF Congress aud State Legislature by
telegraph, Local News, state News Shipplbg
News. Market News, Daily Review OF the
Portland Market with wholesale prices
OF leading artieltS-a new feature. Stock
Indications. Prices Current, Tales, Poetry, nu-
mOrous Pieces, Book Notices an Agricultural Dc
paItmcut, a Young Peoples Column win pu1&ies'
rh1 radcs, SC, to sharpen their wis, = fa>hlon
Department FOL the Lad Is, Agricultural luiorm1-
tiou, Special Core spUndencc, y Department OF
Mashin.t Ton News aud Gossip, togcther wan ihe
c>palChcs OF the Associated Press ltom al parts
of the World. aud WEATHER REPORTS, aud
PREDICTIONS OF the weather for fifteen hours
in advaucc-oi great value 10 those whose bus'-
uc.s or pleasure Is much dependent upon the
weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
Special Notices.

A Man Ina Eu In-.--Oae ftLe -sddest spectS-
Giles ia The word j. a human being shattered and
broken down by the use Of ardent spirits But
the damage may be repaired, the ruin restored
% perfect souniness, by course OF that most
powerful ~ al iayigorants, Or. Walkers Tu'sgar
Biffcrs. Beware Of those "tonics" Of which rum
is az element. They sggravate disease aud pro
mote decsy. 4w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01

deem It duty TO state that Mr.. -. OF this
county, had bis right lung seriously affected with
iubercular deposit, accompanied with night
svea;s, frequent hemorrhage, copious expectora'
tions. and much cancellation; the use OF Fellows
Syrup Of Hypophosphites seem TO have arrested
the progress OF the disease almost Immediately
the hemoTrhags has no; returned, his Sppitte 10
excellent and ne 10 able 20 attend TO hs bus!nsss
~ usual. A SMITH, VI. D,
Campbelltown, y. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
To COnsnptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy is anxious To- make known to his fellow su1-
ferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he
will send copy of the prescription used free of
CHARGE, with the directions for preparing and
using tue same, which they will lind a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHiIIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress Rev. l.. 4. WILSON,
1874 Penn ST, Wiliam.burgh New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
N from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
aud all the effects of youthful indiscretion will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free 10
all VINO need il, the recipe AID direction for max
ing the simple remedy b. which he was cured. SUI
ferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers expert
enee can do BY addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN, AZ Ceder sti New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-01
The Confessions Of Invalid,

PUBLISHED A. A wAENING and for the benefit OC
YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS who suGer from NktN-
OUS DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD. ETC
supply ,ug the fzsGls ~ Se!f-Care Written o. one
who cured himself aNer undergoing considerable
Quarkery. and sent free on receiving a poet paid,
directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited 20 address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
sepS snsm 4. U. Box l53, BROOKLYN, y.
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II Fl F. A r GU S
1SO3--1S75.

In entering upon the 7.d year Of its existence,
the Argus congratulatcs its thousands OF readers
tI,ot The power of partizan domination has been
broken by the recent elections and the rule oil col
rupt rings thereby virtually ended. Hereafter
slict accountability OF public servants TO The peo
ME and a rigorous economy ia affairs will be i'm
neraiively demanded and enforced. II the Demo
cratic Party should show itselfw0rthy OF the high
trust, rs we believe ii viii, inll power will he given
il in all departments of the government. But
whether IL dnes OIL not, great aud benehcent
revolution has already been achieved, I'm that tile
political rottcnness has been exposed and con
iesse,l aud will never he tolerated by the people
again. Public affairs must he conducted on busi
ness principles and the Interests Of the whole
pcoplc--uot the greed OF few individuals, must
be the guiding purpose OF men who hope Tor popli'
lar favor IN word, our government must lie
brou cht back TO the principles aud practice adyo-
Gated aud illustrated by Thomas Jefferson, In his
administration which the Argus was established
IN atuuatt
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