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Fashion notes say Increasing fatness
eharacterizes all costumes made for the
present season. SO Il does the wearers.
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TRUSTEES; !;

TRUSTEES;
JAMES COOPER, D. J. MORRELL,
DAVID DIBERT, JAMESMcMILLEN
C B. ELLIS. JAMES MORLEY,
A. J. HALVES, LEWIS PLITT,
F. W. HAY. II. 4. BoGGS,
JOHN LOWMAN, CONRAD SUPPES,
T LAPsLY. GEO. T. swANK,
D. MCLAUGHLIN, W. W. WALTERS
DANIEL ]. MoRRELL, President,
FRANK DIBEST, Treasurer,
CYRUS ELDER. Solicitor.
Deposit- Of ONE DOLLAR and upwards re-
ceived. and Interest allowed on all SIMS payable
twice wear. Interest If not drawn out, Is added
To the principal thus CO1IPOUNDING TWICE
AYEAR. without troubling the depositor to call
or even 10 present his deposit book. Money can be
Withdrawn az any time after giving the bank GER
tain notice by letter.
Married Women and persons under
axe can deposit money in their own names, 50 that
IL can be drawn only by themselves or on their or
der. Moneys can be deposited for orchildren, or oy
societies or as t-zt funds, Subject certain con-
diti0ns.
Loans Secured by Real Estate.
Copies Jfthe Bylaws. reports, rules Of deposit
and special act OF Legislature, relative 70 deposits
Of married women AID minors, can beootalned AZ
the Bank.
r@Bauking hours daily fr0m9 70 3o'eioeA;
laC5 and On wednesday and Saturday evenings
from 20 ~ O'Clock APr -
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Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every
subject. Printed from new type, and iliustrated
with several Thousand engraylngs anu maps
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man grasping at saving plank, l
wrenehed free one hand, and with
bis eye full upon me, made . simple
sigD. sFs 47 h
The man started and answered it.
gave another which was answered;
and still another, masonic sign in
the Chapter.
Then starting breatblessly forward
my brother laid q firm OBTAINING
hand on each side of the bridal
reign.
"Boys, cut that rope! As sure as
there is q Heaven, this man has spok-
en- the truth III stake my life upon
it! 4A
A horse thief has never been
known to travel the road this man
has been over. Criminals are made
of different material"
At the close of this earnest though
hurried speec.. . murmer Of dissatis-
faction ran through the group.
Its all right boys; Ill swear tits!
I know this man. Some you come
home with me tonight, and to NOR
row We viii go down to St. Jo, ana
III prove it. I'll pay all the expens-
es there and back.n isa t-eE
With some reiuctance-for it was
blind work TO them-they took me
out of the hangman's moose, and then
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-09
FINANCIAL It. COMMERCIAL

| Business generally has been rather quieI our
ing the past week. The receipt oil dressed hoS'
has been rather liberal The receipt OF gran
has been very light, as most OF the farmers arr
DISPOSED to hold for higher prices.
In money matters there is very little chang
70 note. The demand for money is CROWN:
steadily little greater, both for short time ant
long time loans. Interest rates are irm at tn
usual prices.
In Chicago the market is reported as GROWN!
little closer still all ically frst-class papc
is readily taken at ten per cent. at the banks
On the open market the rates rule from 10 TO Il
per cent
Gold las advanced little during this week
Large shipments Of specie and falling on II
custom receipts are among the causes assigned
for the rise.
Government Bonds IN sympathy with Soia
and under strong investment demand by ior'
cign bankers, have advanced, and the marker
closes strong at the advance.
Ravens, Mae Kinay & Co.furnISh the following
~. -,
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THINGS.

Beach Fellows La, sworn OF. -. .Thcrcmometcr
10 deg. below on Tuesday. "A lively runaway
on Saturday morning. &c. Charlie Hook has quit
State Fair meeting at the court house today.
Two saloons burned out, and one blowcd up in
week.. S25 cash money was donated toward
securing the State Fair, by The light house q.
Who says that trade was duh in lS1i?.. The
council spent SsS for rot-gut whiskey holiday
week. Where is the smelling committee?
horn has been steady and frmer since New
Years. The hen society met last Saturday
The Great Adclphia meets with the temperance
league. Beenus' has struck Springfield.
Send us photograph. The city paid off Tues,
day and Norris is happy. The school board
met on Tuesday,. George Avery is in town -.
The dance at Wills's Hail on New Years night
was the affair Of the season. .Goodell Osman
left for Chicago on Thursday. Read the conn
ell proceedings =. $3.50 for the fun Of the thing
was taken in by marshal Harris last quarter.
Inc council reiterated the sentiment of Korn
on The court yard bore The flremcn will be
more thoroughly equipped. Joe Mcganin car
ries club. The city clerk is supposed to be
the hahdsomcst man in Ottawa Mr.. Stiles is
superb for week . We omit court proceed
lhgs this wce'. as they have been Of Il confdcn.
tal character, ana confined to the suburbs.
jim Cross has quit Using brinc...B f. Lincoln
Is not nephew OF Abraham. We hear that
tiger has made Us appearance in town. Work
viii commence on the new opera house inside of
two weeks. The grangcrs of Dayton held hop
on New Years eve, 81 the residence Of Mr.. An.
giVlne Morricd-On Tuesday Jan. 5th, at the
corner Of 2lst and State streets, Chicago, Mr. JAY
Blodgett, to Miss name unknown. Mi ,uight
wedding County papers please copy. Query
How many points is there IN a game of four
oud, where seven Young Lothario's play to see
which four shall depart, leaving the three lucky
ones TO SCI the three morrlagcabIc daughters
For answer apply at Huns dry goods store, or
A. FraLk & Cos. Orr any other Of the seven
other fellows. During the progress Of the above
mentioned game one young man was heard TO
remark o, Heller, you drop your ace under
the table 80. The Mohawk Dutchman will show
at the Adclphi next Sunday afternoon.
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The Great Adelphi.

Plymouth church has been turned into variety
theatre. ITO what base uses" %c'--o'taN0
Republican. i f5
The management OF this comedy company
which has given several exhibitions IN the Ole
Plymoth Church building, on Madison street, dc
sire to correct an impression which has been SCI
afoat, by persons over conscientious as to max
ing an amusement hall out of a building which
was once a church, viz. that "thc show is of TIT
free and easy, or lower order of entertainments
Our people well remember the way many were
cheated out of seeing the Black Crook" by &
communication in the Republican, grossly misrcp
resentng the play and it seems that the same
dodge is trying to be played upon the Adelphl.
10 be sure, it is not love feast or a camp-mcct-
ne, neither is it kissing bee or church iesti'
val, but just whatit claims to be, alcgtimate ana
we'll arranged comedy combination. The douoic
clog dance is performed by men, (Scott d forest''
who would be received with applause upon any
stage in Chicago, and stand unquestiohaoy Ut
the head OF their profession. The plaintivc ana
sentimental songs of Miss Emma Anthony are
rendered by one of Ottawa's most innocent
children, the name of Anthony being but her
stage name. We fail to see the heinous ofiensc,
OF uDpuTuOutUit SIN eVSA'S yS"i Wv So
singing " Little Barefoot" Having noticed these,
we pass to Billy Wylie, the Dutch comedian
His role is similar to that of the great star, Joe
Murphy and so far as we have seen is just as
mirth- provoking, and perfectly harmless.
The slight of hand performance by Mons.
Fredericks is first-class, and no more dclusivc
than the statements made by preudlced parties
who have never seen the show.
Madame Louise, upon the slack wire, is an ar
tiste, but to be seen to be appreciated; in move.
ments graceful, and performing many OF the mos
difficult feats known to her branch of the pro-
fession.
Barney Quinn, in his Irish songs and dances, is
"A real Irish laddie
a warm hearted paddy"
fresh from Erins green soil, ana always brings
the house down. In short, it is laughabc en-
tertainment from beginning to end.
The manager desires us to say, that anyspcca.
tor who sees anything out of keeping with good
morals, will receive his money back upon appl-
cation at the ticket office.
The musical accompaniment presided over by
D. Cubic, leading vioinist, and J. c. Williams at
the piano, is in all respects excellent
The management came here to cater to the
smiling side OF our citizens, and intend TO do it,
They have placed the admission at the popular
price of IS and - cents, FESTIVAL rates. to all
parts Of the hous e. and iithcy can be convinced
that it will draw better, will gladly consent to
have the show opened with prayer, and closed
with the doXology,
4 Matinee win be held for ladies' and children
at 2l4 O'Clock this afternoon. Prices, % aud - !
cents.
The best assortment OF trunks and .atcAel,, at |
\. Frank q Cos
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Chicago Market,


CHICAGO, January Sth, 1870.
Tho Chicago produce markets were generally
steady yesterday, some Of them being huoyant
Mess pork was active, and 35640c higher on op
lions, closing at $500 cash and $20.35 seller Feb
ruary. Lard was active, and 3id5 per 100 ibs
higher, closing at Sl3.lj cash, and Sl24G@ 1872
seller the month OF February. Flour wa
quiet and unchanged. Wheat was active
and &c higher, closing at 92l5c for No. ? spring
seller the month, and S9lic for February. Corn
was easier, and lc lower, closing at G55tc for
No . seller the month, and illtc for Feb
Oats were dull and l1@9sc higher closing at
l4c cash, and 53c seller the year Rye was
quiet and frmer, at 9ic. Barley was active
and 3@5c higher, closing at Sl2S seller the
month, and 1924 for January. The receipt
of hogs were 1900. Best grades opened active
at yesterdays prices, but are now quiet and weak
Common TO fair, six rents lower Sales $1,000
40; chiefly SG.s0@125. Cattle were active
and firm at 530Om25 81 Sheep were firm at
s. J0m - 30
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-09

TIE GREAT AMERICAN LONsUMPTIoN ;,EMEDY
DR.. Vim. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, cures the
worst cases Of Coughs, Colds and all the diseases
OF the Lungs, Throat and Chest. For Whooping
Cough aad Group 1t IL certain specific The
sam when used perseverii ely. Stands at the
head Of all cough preparations, Sold every.
where. John +. Henry, Curran & Co., propric
tors 5 d College Place. NY N
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THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

PUBLISHED WANING aud for the benent of Yoi,.xo
MN AND OTHERS who surer nom NERVOUS Dr mi try
LOSS OF MANHOOD. etc. supplying the nledns aT ~
CUe Written By who cured himself aftr under,o, ~,
paid drec ted enveiope 'PVs'
Sufferers lnyiied 10 address the suthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
sept 5-snfos-tp l. d. Box f53. Broo xlyn, Y Y
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The average Gilman girl in times Of frosty
weather eolors her ears with various pigments
carefully adjusts them over her fair shoulders
pins them beneath her dimpled chin, and at a
distance they pass for Paisley shawls.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having bees germ cured 81 tina
dread disease, Consumption by 9 simple remedy n Ar
ioas 70 make knosn % bis leos sufferers the sssns
esre To all who ceelre L. be VIII copy OF the pre-
seTyon used rse OF chasgeJ with the drrctlons for pre-
parfng sns ustug the same which they win md ,sre Or
Tor tDEsSmpffon. AAhnn1. BroscHfls, &c
raus. Wishing a. ps..srptoa vida please Addsess
s<ls sn-sp rNfsn 81. winansbss.h. New ro.k
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special N0tirsg.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

,rr>,,yu,r who suffered for years from Nervous
IDENTITY Premature Decay and all ne Ell ets Q; yonthiu
~ LA il lie recipe and direction for max
,h , ~ rewedy by which he was cured Sufferers wish
Ing To prcft by the advertiser 'tN' ~ " " y "
dr~ssnp In peTfect confidence, ,, 4, ,,c, Ma. 4. -,
a r D-Sm NJ
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The Kenkal Cc,e,ie thusly abuse,h the .,irIs
ef rural city:
II is currently reported that Gilman girls never
have cold feet They simply wrap the arapery
Of their ears about them, and lie down TO pleas.
ant dreams
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The Pail Neil Gazette talks about hashe rage
Too fine metaphor for human natures daily
food
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Here u select poetry:
An excltabie youth in Nantucket
Once cooled his hot head in q bucket;
He could not get out,
SO stili goes about
With his head in the pail where he 81
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Ottawa quotations:

Exchange on New York, i premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $3.50 per {.
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The place to buy fine clothing, isat ~ Frank
& Cos
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Mr. Styx ssvs be sues us FOR damage We
think 1t wiitbe a damage before he gets it,
Reoord
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, January 9Th, 1870.
Flour-Actiyc and lower. Western and State
Sij0m$jO0.
Wheat-Bcttcr. NJ, , Chicago sl.I6MSl. Is;
Milwaukee, SL2j@&l25; Minnesoia, Si.2i@sI. 2G
Coru-9419Gc for western mixed.
Ryc-Sll0@Sll2.
Oats-Mixed western, 621G5c
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BOYS suits reduced, at N. stief,l & Cos.
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The best assortment Of trunks and satcAcls, at
\. Frank * Cos
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Spseial goiirrs.
DR.. j. 8. WALKER,
and AuriSt
Who has practlCed In this city since 1853,
may be consulted
onthe FIRST SATURDAY IL Zach Month.
Aafn

other lines las this the only place he Visits profess
siOuailylhe may be found at Chicago.
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~ Eem;tanccs may be made By registered letter
postal money orders
0SMAN 4 HAPEMAN.
ottawa, Illinois.
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DRUNKENNESS
Ex perfments on IntOxfcotiOu,

The Journal des Commissioners Medicales pub
lie es AL article, by DR.. CorIil, On certain eX
perimente made by DIR. Magnan to investigate
the effect OF alcoholism on the animal ec0no-
my. The fret seIles comprises the admnistra
ton Of brandy TO dogs. The animal at first
evinces some excitement. which gradually in
creases, and ends III stupetacti0n and coma
tose sleep, accompanied by fall in the tenn
perature OF the body, insensibility and paraly
els of the hind legs. This state is transitory;
but If the experiment be indefinitely repeated,
peculiar nervous sensitiveness may be re-
marked at the end OF a fortnight. The subject
prieks up his ears, watches, then starts at the
siCns and hallucinstions which assume the form
Of regular delirium within the space Of u
month, with fits OF mbling. II the brandy be
suppressed, death ensues, accompanied by in
difference and stupefactiOn. There Is q great
difference between the action Of mere brandy
and the liquor known a. absinthe, which IL an
alcoholic tincture OF Artemisid a6sinthium, or
wormwood; and DR.. Magnan's experiments 60
far to refuts the opinion OF those who consider
this favorite beverage to be inert except In 20
far as 1t is alcoholic. Given In q weak dose to
muscular twitches and jerks in the neck, and
rapid but limited motions Of the head. shoulders
and back. Administered in heavy doses, con-
vuislvs nts are the consequence, but differing
mems. Hallucinstions, moreover, appear at the
very fret experiments, instead Of being nearly
the last sts &c, as In the case OF mere brandy II
man DR.. Magnan divides Intoxication by alco-
hol into three stages-mania, delirium tremens
and stupor. We need not here describe these
different states, which are pretty generally
known, but cannot omit the fact that convulsve
fits almost exclusively occur in that kind OF al
c0holism that is produced by absinthe. Passing
to the subject Of chronic intoxication, It either
ends in madness or general paralysis. The
former lie preceded or accompanied by uunstu-
raj obesity, the latter by secross of the nervous
centres. These different states are effects Of
'intoxication" in its real sense Of 'spoisoning,"
and should not be COMPOUNDED with mere dipso.
mania or hard drinking At irregular intervals,
or by fits and starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02

HTwo French savAnts have Or ssented To the
French Academy of Sciences the result OF their
experiments upon name produced by the
mixture OF sulphur Of carbon and bioxide of
nitrogen. The light produced by IL 10 20 intense
as 70 quite eclipse the sun. By the help of il
photographers viii bs able to do their work ct
any hour Of the day or night, and In any condi-
ton OF the atmosphere.
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ARn StPknaAS

DR.. Grades has published, III the last nam
Der OF the journal de Therapeutique, an &C
count of the means by which he avoided sea
sickness during two passages to England aud
for London, when the weather was rough
that many intended passengers hesitated TO
cross the Channel. DIR. Grades was informed
by colleague at Boulogne that American
physicians used the syrup OF choral as pre-.
yentive of sea sickness with successfa results.
put himself In quiet corner, and took MS
syrup directly the vessel was in motion, g1en,
although his fellow passengers enperieoc5d the
usual unpleasant consequences he arrived a.
FolkestOne without having suffered the least
inconvenience. The same results were OBJ
tanned on the return voyage, but he increased
the amount of the choral. He had az AIN occs-
sion to cross the Channel at the end of Sep
TENDER by the night boat from CALAIS
to Dover, and thinking, with reason, that
the ees would be rougher at that sea
son than usual, he had q draught made MP
composed Of chloral, 8 grammes as grains;
distilled water, 30 grsmmes; gooseberry syrup,
60 grammes; and French essence OF pepper
mint, drops He took half OF the draft as the
vessel left the hsrbor and arrived at Dover
without having suffered in the least from sea-
sickness, while his companions were in the ususH
condition OF PROSTATE misery. A very heavy
sea was running. On his return from London,
on the s0th of October, there was . high sea
and much wind He accordingly took the re-
naming portion Of his draught, soon went TO
sleep, and only awoke on his arrival At Calais,
in the best possible condition. DIR. Grades re-
marks that he is, as q rule, affected BY sea-
sickness when he crosses the Channel, and that
its efficacy as . preventive Of that most disa-
greeabIe malady. he adds that he never goes
down into the cabin, but makes himself as COM
Portable as circumstances will allow on deck.
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~ Forty-eight Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations own buildings TO the value OF two mil
lion dollars. There are nine hundred and forty
Yong Mems Christian Associations in this
country.
that lightning onductors are useless, SAYS It il
just as reasonable 30 suppose We can catch q
cannon ball on the point OF q bsyonet and stay
thunderbolt on the point Of . lightning rod and
render Ii harmless.
~The following directions are given for
detecting some Counterfeit dfty cent notes now
hair In the corner of Dexter's forehead touches
the other hasr at each end, while In the Renu-
inc it 10 &C" shaped lock, and touches only
at the lower end.
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fLPHosZo YOUNGs q CO., Groesrs,
MASONIC TEMPLBJ
s,n street, opposite q. q. Patent Ofnoe.
HLPHOEZO f0CSGsl
J. " JOHNSON dacietr
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IA Pacific coast lectures says: 1--WE allow
man enough TO dress respectfully and 20 take
him to lectures and other intellectual circu ses
but the bulk Of his income We appropriate"
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VA grown-up young lady Of Minnesota, who
ought to have entertained . higher sense Of
flal duty, has had the author Of her teing or.
rested and fined Ga 30 for spanking her.
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RoBBsRIEs With violence are becoming more
and more common In the city or New York ana
IL IL quite certain that comparatively few of
them get reported to the police. We hoard of
a case the other day in which Q clergyman was
knocked down in Madison avenue and robbed
after returning from visit TO the Windsor
hOtel-N, T. Tirss. 3Ist,
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Hs , In t ~ M se;t GALio9, 10 cents.
lG PLAID sBhWLS, al IS
~ BhoCHA SHAWLe, ss 70 $50
100 pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 80 eanSs
full une a Kid Gloves, Hand kerohiefs, Ecarf,.
Fulivid sHIRTIE0, = cents.
f.w CLoAEe 70 closs, cheap
BLACk SILKS from rs cent? TO Sl@
GEO. J. JOHEeOH co..
dt2-G III Marhet Space.
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Choice Wines.
sHIBBY-
An on.ensdo,
Vino de PVsto,
Eenartin,
BRAE Efsf.:
Jane. Hennessey,
.. Ar EOsrteh,
0tsEs Dupuy SCo.
BUsaUspY MisKs,
WHITE WINES,
e sGsk Tl Msfhssfs,
WHAT whisky.
fRI sa wHIsKY.
JAMAICA BUM,
t tIEsFa SHIskr'
All we'll kSo so br ands sold by the case
at New Y0rh price, aud BY the single
Chocolate.
Maii,srd's Plain OhSO1Is,s,
[" Double Vanilla Choce,a.e,
Triple Vanilla Chocolate,
Bakers Plain chocolate,
+" VaniIls Chooolste,
Double Vanilla Ohocnlste,
Triple Vanill. Chocolate,
Broms, Cocoa. Cracked Coo q,
Cocoa ebells, Chocolate Paste.
For Lunch.
albert BIZ cult, Sugar Waters,
Raspberry Waters, Lemon Waters,
Italian Msccaroons, Chocolate Waters,
Pi.kled Oysters, POttei hests,
Chofce CANDY N aiags Grapes,
Lisbon Craps, Figs, p unes,
Florida Oranges, B.na. a., NJ liked nuts,
French Conserves, Lady Apples.
u. u. CORNWELL d SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
deZ 1als Penn. Ave, OPP. Wizards Hotel
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GENUINE GOSHEN BUTTER.
ONE TON CHOICs, IN BALF FIRKIss, RI.
(SINkD DkCEMBkP az, 1874,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

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BCDGEBs' ENGLISH TABLE OUTLERY
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