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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-06-30
MISCELLANY.


am sorry to say that don't believe all
boys to be angels, spite of their doting moth.
ers. might 60 further. and say that am
afraid some Of them are destined for State
Prison or the gallows. / notice demoniac
passion which prevails among them for tor.
turing dumb animals and defenceless beings
generally, which is insdescribably repulsive
and painful, as associated with childhood. l
saw group the other day, of small Neros in
mouse, with string attached to one leg.
First they would let him run few feet, then
draw him in again, to see how little dog
would be excited to bark and worry It.
When said, "Oh, boys, don't do that y
they replied, "Oh, you go along-'tis moth
ing but mouse /" Well, cent along, J.
but said TO myself, g Just 50 those lads win
torture some human heart by and by--it may
be wife or mother, it matters not which"
repeat, am sorry to have my belief in
the angelhood of childhood shaken. But
again-I saw poor old man, with white hair,
picking his way carefully over aslippery side
walk last winter, hardly able to hold the poor
bundle Of rags under his arm. He was totter-
ing--not with rum, but with old age. A
group Of well-dressed lads rassod him then
they made large ball, and with shout
aimed at his hat, knocking it far into the
snitdics of the sGreer. D1lsxmc Orfcxa, z.s
went for 1t and restored it to him. He
thanked me, but had no hard or bitter word
for his little cowardly Prosecutors. His sor-
rowful look at them WIS enough, as he went
decently on his way.
1 call attention to this trait, because l fear
parents of boys do not sufficiently consider it..
The children alluded to were not street loaf
ers they were handsomely dressed, II that
rs any criterion Of position or {. bringing up
Now "fun !" is a good thing for boys /
don't believe in solemn boys--they are mon
strosities but it is base to triumph over and
insult helplessness and old age. It is base
and cowardly and cruel to torture dumb ami
mails for I" flin," or to boot after some poor
drunken wretch, and throw sticks and stones
after him. I shudder when l sec childhood
50 hard and pitiless.
don't know that ever saw little girl
doing such things and that is why spoke
particularly of its being boyish fault.
think the brutal husbands and fathers, of
whom we read such frightful things In the
papers, msst have begun this way. think
every mother should look well to this, re-
membering that some fresh, young, trusting
heart win some day give itself to that son Of
hers.
Mothers who say to their daughters, Ny
dear, do this" or, s.don't do that, for one
day you win be a wife," should oftener say
my son, you will some day ask the love Of
some good girl you wish to make your wife.
Be worthy of that love-" Meantime, till they
are old enough for this, look to these little
beginnings Of tyranny toward the defenseless.
Now never had any boys. MY boys were
all girls. But would rather son Of mine
should die, than be such pisfless lfstle Nero.
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When a Labrosses street boy Il piayipe
"hopscotoh ON the walk, and his mother
comes to The door and asks him to split some
wood. he replies that be win be along in lust
one mis,,te. At the end Of ten minutes she
opens the door and says
.Wnyum, want that wood,
III am coming right away, he replies, and
then be roes hopping here and there on one
leg.
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THE BATTL - OF BUNKER AIxx.

The New York Herald, in an account Of the
building Of the intrenchments at and near
Bunker Hill, makes Prescott the hero of the
day instead of Warren, and says that the
British made two direct assaults upon the
works. which were rcpulsed with great loss,
our men, by direction and the stern oversight
Of Prescott and Stark reservlng their FIRE till
the foe was within six or eight rods. After
the second assault and its repulse, Howe sent
over orders TO Burgoyne, on Copp's Hill, to
set.fire to the town. lie was obeycd, and the
thickly settled part of Charlestown, the hous-
cs of which had been mostly deserted, was
laid In ashes. The British officers were NOR
titled and maddened at seeing tho finest SOL
diery in the world " compelled twice to show
their backs to handful Of rustics whom they
had represented rs mere poltroons. Some Of
the regulars were SO stricken with panic as
even to make for their boats. Their officers
were seen to goad them on and prick them
with their swords for the second and third as
saults.
The Third ASSAULT was successful. There
was then less than two hundred men In the
,ss'ouo' mon a 4 "@ n sp' Nv a"1 NV
my - .nona hau ossohs.s. Dn, sney 'usue :
sai'an' s'anu ~ 'no 'ass. NY S,.oo.1
'no'i '"usAo's an' 'son .,''o" 'Ao 'oo'' o,vo'y
s'ones arounu 'nen' ~ ING 'n.aoo's. ao"e
haa discovered Tue weak po'ns ~ our uelense'
ana oy vigorous rush oenlnu sne o'eas."ofs
ne carried ~. Inc men ie'' N ~ now IN o.
feet unarmed' re.rea'eo ~ leave OF PRESCOTT
Hue longer oelense az tns ran iencp pro
tected TINS retreat though warren zen just
The heroic provincial commander of the
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THE MAN VINO Saw THE FrooD. The
Popular Science Monthly says the indications
are that the primeval man Of Europe and his
descendants were Of short stature. The
popular notion that the present Repernttoh IL
..s ss~'.-eA a''u suaa nor han TIN print
tive or ancient, is not only utteliJ =,
but there Is abundant evidence that the re-
verse is true. Most Of " would bc smaxed ii
not shocked at xtruc and hfe-sised portrait
of the real Eves g Mother of all the living"
We often hear indeed Of giants' bones hero
and there dug up but intelligent examination
invariably proves them to- have belonged to-
gular blunder OF the kind shows tho real value
Of such reputcd discoveries Years ago .
skeleton was dug from The calcareous shale at
Oeningen, which the veteran servant
Scheuchzer confidently christcned Z. Homo
diluvii TESTS 1.-THE man who saw tho food.
Casts Of 1t were made for various rnuseums,
and, in full faith In the legitimacy Of tho
name, one Deacon Muller was moved to write
some pious and edifying lines about It. I'M
fortunately, the first competent study Of the
skeleton proved It to be that--not Of an an
Gent sinner, but Of large salamander,
closely resembling the giant saIamander Of
Japan. Yet, to this day, every casually I'M
earthed petfifactiou, found no matter whore,
or In what relations, Is to many a memorial
of the Noachian delugc. Thus, theories
which science has long ago refuted and dis
missed from further consideration, are per-
sistenflv held fast and rex6frmed
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Few men in Jersey City have illustrated to
q greater degree the checkered career which
80 often attends the pursuit Of wealth than
Mr.. wickware, who was an alderman Of
Jersey City ten years ago, and was afterward
a member Of the Board Of Education for
several terms, and later still was clerk of that
Board. He carried on the wholesale provision
business il New York, and gaiHed considera-
bic property. During the past few years his
accommodations during the most active period
Of his lifss were swept away, and be was re-
duced to penury. Two months ago he &C
cspted The position Of schoolmaster at the
AImshouse at Snake Hill, where he died al
the age Of sixty.
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- = - = ~'tst1An. "MU &&4&EQ.
The following thoueHs intendad fur the
young folks, win also convey useful lesson
70 children Of larger growth ~
" Matnma," cried Freddy, II VIII play
grocery store" z3
After great deal Of counting, Freddy
found that he had seven pennies.
!" Not much capital, Nd sIlssk Ns1io-@
she wSs grown up. IS
= Whats capital y azkod Il III
g The taoney you hAy1 u b1i ID 1oodrs
with that i your cdpItd =
Freddy bought t>s dol|<s S|||l ~,
beans, salt peppes, fduf, Sekl cls}Iys 6nt.,
soap. dried apples, cfsckers ana starch. Bat
all these cost ilitesn cents, aud Freddy had
only seven cents.
Freddy arranged bis store and put oft his
sign and just thon all tho older brothors and
sisters came home from school, 40 that Fred
had plenty Of customers and his goods vent
off very fast. and he thought grocery store i
splendid play. Lucy said she would take all
the dried apples II he would write 1t down in
her book for her, because she had forgotten
her money.
When the little grocer had sold ali his
goods, Nellie reminded him that he owed
eight cents. AsM
"why, they didn't pay for the tl1i1gs,s
said Freddy.
" You know asked you TO put the dried
apples down IN your books, y said Lucy.
Yes, T" said Freddy, but didn't have q
r
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We move too much in platoons we march
by sections we do not live In our vital indi-
viduality enough; We are slaves to fashion,
in mind and In heart, II mot TO our passions
and appetites.
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How certain the man with > weak head,
bad heart, and large fortuns, 70 obtain the
attention which needy Msrit is an humble
and often unsuccessful competitor for.
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Kansas teacher Where does all the grain
product 60 tor Boy--"It goes into the
hopper" Hopper What hopper -
q Grasshoppsr, !" triumphantly shouts the lad.
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Never bs sorry for amy generous thing that
You ever did, even II it was betrayed You
cannot afford to keepop tho safe side By being
mean.
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A man boasting Of his pedigree 10 another
said that his father was elevated above the
common herd of men. He was hanged.
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Life has such hard conditions that every
dear and precious gin, every rare virtue,
every love- hops. joy, wit spzightlinsss BE-
nevolence, must sometimes b put into the
crucihls to distiI the ous slixir.
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I0Nyn Point Etems.

As correspondent crops out occasionally and the
old subside, and not having written to your paper
for time thought could do no less than write
The last boat of the passed down some five
weeks SINCE and grounded hours in the slough ON
the opposite Shore and at time it looked as though
she bid fair to Winter here.
There has been qutea wood trade going here sever
al hundred cords being shipped to Lincoln, Nebraska
making business lively for the time being and eavin
some money
Our cordwainer Mr.. Grumey was united in marriage,
November eth to Mrs. wakeland, formerly of Topeka,
Kansas. The ceremony took place in Oregon No. Rev.
Mr.. Litz officiating.
Our school has had long vacation owing to the indis-
position of Principal and he has nov engaged an as
sstapt in the person of Mrs Hewitt formerly of Ach
son. who has had considerable experience in teaching the
Young idea how to shoot and it hoped all things will
work to a glorious contamination
Mr. Painter has resumed blacksmithing and is par
ed to shoe horses and mules and do work in his line
Mr. Massey wears his honors neeky as Justice Of the
Peace and in his leisure hours Blackstone and 9th
or commentators and refers occasionally to the revised
Statutes of Kansas and ready at most any time to adj
minister Justice or deal groceries as the wants Of the
people may require
Several car leads of hogs been shipped of late and
it is hoped money may be little plenter thant has
been.
Ball & Bro have a new engine house built for theii
mill which is said to be a substantial structure.
Davis occasionally gets raft of logs but the season is
about for saving lumber.
Mr. Moore has returned from St. Joe having recruited
up his stock keeping with the tines As to the rest
they are doing what they to keep their heads above
water and If they pull through this year may be good
s,r som. time to come BOXES.
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Doniphan Items.

The xeatbsr mar, NJ Ia, , = nls,s.rt and
warm Sunday uirbt the wind ch,,,.d north. Monday.
cold sleetipp and freszin S,;n -. cold Loafe RS
about the stores are a plen,v s o 5gbts When
chants want dinner clerk goes out and gets
up dog fight and every runs to see the fght then
the store is closed.
Some of the Good Tempar. of At.b.on were ND to our
town las, Monday night oruapi,in Iodge in Douiphan
NJ, =, ....a it'll
n ,is;, from, ,bs,- son.inIaw and d,.rh,sr rRpR
NiIlsr and wife of Lineop Nebr..L Mr. Millar is de-
no, agent Mt Lincoln for the IN Railroad; bust
ue,, INTELLIGENT ouiet man wei. liked bv his employers
Well might the Soure be proud of hi. uiuaw he is
proud of his Grand daughter Don't blame him for We
got peep at the little darling at the depot it
leaving.
Esauire Stratton and lady were ont airing the ba-
baby last Saturday in the buggy That was nothing
out of place-it looked paternal. We found out who
bought the cradle.
Squire Forman informs US that in his marriage serv.
ices he has adopted plan strictly to be carried out and
that is to kiss the bride Well that is all right IL he
VIII stick to 1t; but he failed the other day. when ne
married that coored couple Those cherry red poutng
WV -'1>''
slaOlo~n that part Of Donphah Ooraens on 'he Ver'
had little woolgatherins amongst the female society
last week One al the families were moving away when
the other family conc lnded tnat tney had more bed
clothes thah oeohseu 10 them sefo" WAS made' anu
the bedding found Then high language was used not
very pleasant to hne feelings "hien resulted In row
before novel crowd.
A young man by the of Hudson, about eighteen
wears Of age made love to Miss Watson living up
bottom and they eIoped last week. The last seen Of
them the depot Joseph waiting to 60 north
The father Of the boy is very Indignant and the
Justice that married them. if he finds him out.
o,r school oses this week and he children will be
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Ren~n.Aer This.

Now the time Of the year for Pneumonia Lung Fever
Coughs Colds and fatal results of predispOstion to Con
sumption and other Throat and Lung Diseases BoscHEE
GKRNAS SrRUP has been used in this neghborhocd for the
mast two or three years without single failure to cure
Ifyou have used this medicine yourself 20 70 your
Druggist W. p Russell Troy Kansas and ask ham OF its
wonderful success among his customers I've doses viii
relieve the If you have faith in any med
cine lust buy Sample Bottle of Boschees German Syrup
for 10 and try it, Regular size bottle : cents Don
neglect cough to save IS cents Sept o'
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November II.
Sherih,s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. lss
DoyIPHAx CoCxIT
Tn the Court for Donphan County State Of KansA.
cypnan S Cobb Plaintiff
Is
william n Shepherd ct al, Defendants
or,cp = h.,.hx given that viii TIE 10th day Of
n.ermbrr. A. b. Is75. at the hour Of two o'clock Z:
Of aid day the north door o. the Cogrs hoase
me Al public auction, for eash the following de-
erbed real estate to wit Twelve uz teet On o. Inc
sou.s % ~ Lot four t4 Blsek feen u9 In the City
Of Troy in DOnphan County STATE Of ksnss. Ak a.
n ~ b;ss.t bidder for eash TO satisfy certain tuds
" -, cat. nos Of record In the District Court for
& C,rtv In the State Of Kansas in which Cypri-
an Cob : plaintiff and william n Shepherd ct al are
defendants s~-h.r A N
is''- THOMAS J. vANDERsLICE.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
xy-.h.- IA tsz5-Su Ere feA e;e-so
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pure Cider vinegar at Bickfori & sinclair's
HANG Manufacture.

II different firms manufacture the same class OF goods
but one of them has its factory in New York another in
Illinois another in Missouri while another has its factory
in Kansas plain that Kansas people can save the cost
of transportation by using the home goods
besides keeping the money at home and increasing the
taxpaying property in the State. Dr. Maxwels Pure
K.nsa. Baking Powder manufactured No 2ls North
5th street, Leavenworh is the only Baking Powder made
in Kansas 1t good the best and for sale at the
groceries ho'<S-
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DOWN THEY COME:

Having determined to close out my en-
tire Stock, consisting of Dry Goods, Clo-
thing, Boots and Shoes, &C., by the first
of January, l will commence this day to
offer Goods at Prime Eastern Cost, for
Cash only! All are invited to call and
examine for themselves, and be convinced
that l mean what 1 say.
n. SLOVENIAN.
Troy, Dec. 1, 1875.
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Sherif,s Sale.

Sherih7s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, Ice
DoSIPHAS COUNTY,
District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
T. Westheimer and
s. Westheimer,
Partners 8 Westheimer Brothers, Plaintiffs.
John Kilkenny, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that will the 9th day Of
~ December A ID. 1873 at the hour of o'clock p NJ,
Of said day the north door Of the Court House. in the
City Troy in DOniphan County State of Kansas offer
sale public auction for cash. the following described
real estate, to wit Lot three 90 in Block nine 49, and
Lot 0 in Block twenty 20 and the north half OF
Lot a. in Block six (6D all in the town of Severance
in Donphan County State of Kansas Taken the pro-
perty of John Kilkenny and offered for sale TO the high
bidder for cash satisfy certain Judgment and costs
of record in the District Court for DOniphan County
in the State of Kansas in which westheimer Brothers
plaintiffs and John Kilkenny is defendant.
Given under my hand this sd day Of November A. ID.
1915.
THOMAS J. VANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
November .. ls75-5w. Prs fee. 90.
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Attachment Notice.

Fielding Huss and
Perry Mcclellan Plaintiffs.
Joseph Devereaux Defendant
Before p S Soper J. P Of Centre Township Doniphan
County Kansas
an the 81 day of November A. D. is15 said Justice
issued an order of Attachment in the above action.
for the sum Of sxtytwo dollars which said will be
heard on the 18th day Of December O'Clock
p. NJ.
Troy Kansas November IL. 1875.
FIELDING HUSS.
PERRY MCCLELLAN,
November L. ls.5-4w. Prs fee. IS.
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~ This joke is Of our merchants: The other
day strange femaecntorei his store lpricsl nan-
Der Of articles of goods She purchased some 'nrni'
goods and then asked his kid gloves She found
nar TO suit her and asked the price" One dollar and
half replied the merchant Are they OF the best qnh
iyr' she asked. Yes" replied the merchant; they
are the genuine Alexandra glove" The hell y"u say :!
rtorted the female throwing down the gloves AMI walk
ing ont Silvcrman is trying to find out whether she is
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Sherifss Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoSIPHAN COUNTY,
In District Court for DOnphan County State OF Kansas
John Deitz, Plaintiff,
Sherif,s Sale.

John Deitz, Plaintiff
Adam Bremen. Defendant.
NYOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
~ December. A. d. 1875 at the hour OF clock r. NJ
of said day at the door Of the Court House in the
city Of Troy In DoniPhan County Stas OF 2nes
real estate 20 wit: The north and the southeast
fraction al quarters Of section Eve C In township FIVE 9
aid ,outh east quarter east bounded and described
follows: Beginning at stone situated nve hundred ana
ninety eight as feet south Of the northwest corner Of
the said quarter section thence east SIX ana
665 feet thence south five hundred and
( feet six hundred and sixty six o5e fee
thence north 1--WE hundred and four $50 feet 10 the
pace Of beginning containing eight and
dr.dths "a IS ALSO excepting all those paris
Consisting Of and Blocks situated the above de-
scribed quarters Of section known a. me 70
nd m. north and south fractional quarters
NJ section tour 90 township Eve t5 Of range twenty
In the Ooniphan Masonic Cemetery, containing six
,s .rTrs more or less and also excepting part Degn
n,ng AZ the south Of section hve 9 IN
hie ave- Isl Of range twenty Ell thence west on sec
So; linz zx I6 chains and eighty t links TO ASH
inrcn Street thence north with said Street
chains and -four go link. 70 Tenth ri
oI l,,Ls thence south twenty-five 2D chains ana nty
80 "a nks 70 section line thence west on same seven
C) chains and twelve tlsl INKS W. rd,5.
I3i a. 1901 Of an acre, being part Oh inc A0o
quarter section -. -, ...,io, fo,r ff I'm ,ovu
anu ~ s, az range txentyone. an together with all
shP .nourtenances thereto belonsing-an in Doniphan
county ~ rnoerty Of Adam Bremen and offered
- r. highest bidder for cash % satfy certain judg
md eosS now Of record in the District Court for
DoniPhan Comfy ~ a.. aS.S sr.nper |. def.sdsnt
Given under my hand, this eth day Of November A D.
1875. .xnvpsrrc
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
November II. ls7s-sw. Prs fee. t22-5
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gutal Matters.

For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
business cards Of s lines or less. s. year.
legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
for FIST inseToh and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion
S eial Notices i'll be charged 80 per cent extra: and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lints of solid Nunparei make square. All
fractions Of half square and are counted full
sGrare.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- will be
charged the Of certifying in addition TO the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably
advance
70 JOB WORK Of all kinds done on short notice. as
Low times will admit. All Job Work be paid
for hen taken fTUm the office.
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Notice.

As it has been the custom heretofore for W. T. Russell
to distribute Christmas presents for old Santa Claus he
still perrms the same pleasant duty and will have direct
from the old gentleman finer and larger assortment OF
presents for good boys and girls and older too than
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Look Here T.

Ihave still large stock OF Clothing on hand, and 1t
must closed If at loss and can be bought oil me
che ,per than the be bought at wholesale All
other goods at greatly reduced prices
nov.ls. u F. VAN besAihA'
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Sheri6,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS I,
Gn

STATE OF KANSAS }ss.
DoxPHAx CoUxrY,
In tn. District Court DOnphan County State Of Kansas
william B. ErIsdss. lPiainsih
jane. Butler. }Defsndant
HyoTrCE I. hereby given that viii the 18th day Of
~ December, A D. Isis at tina hour Of clock p. n,
~ I'D d.v Al the north door u the Court House the city
Of Troy in Donphan County State Of Ksnsas offer
at pube auction cash the following described real
tstr 10 Wit Lot number twelve 12l In Block number
thirtyfye 5J East Troy in Doniphan County state
Of Ksnsas Taken the property Of James Butler and
offered for sale the highest bidder cash satsfy
certai. Judgment and Of District
Court for Donipkaa County. State Of Kansas which
william B. Eiedge h plaintiff and James Butler is de-
Given under my hand sh. ssh day of November A d.
T.J.vAHDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of pouiphan County.
Sarenbsr II, isTs-s~. Prs fee. -
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You are hereby notified that at the next regular session
of yuur Grange will be held election of officers
f the ensuing year Yeur presence is required The
session will be held the third Saturday Of this MONTH
at one o'clock. P. NJ.
By order Of the W. NJ.
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II Popular illustrated book $50 pages) on MANHOOD
wooMkSHooD! MARRIAGE! Impediments to Marriage
the and Sent securely sealed post paid for 50
cents by Dr. C. WHITTIER s1I ST. Charles Street. Sc
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