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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
Times-Here and Elsewhere.

WIN the suspension OF tne Bank OF
California began to be felt on the Pa
cific coast q money tightness under
which the Eastern side of the conti-
nent had been struggling for some
years. The cry of "hard times" had
become monotonous in the East long
before we realized money was not as
abundant as of yore. Nor has this cry
entirely ceased "over there" as the
following extract from an article in
late number of the Bulletin fully dem
onstrates. "rhese are hard times
the world over. is the complaint
with which the United States have
been suffering for over three years.
There are symptoms of like disease
In England. There is similar pinch
ing felt in Germany and France.
There are no bright industrial skies
anywhere, except it be on the Pacific
coast. The Pail Man Gazette takes
as gloomy view at times as the New
York Tribune. The general inquiry
just now Is as to what causes it all?
Quite number of explanations might
be furnished. For instance, our peo-
pie are ground down with taxation.
They are not able to purchase as free
ly of foreign commodities as formerly.
The statistics of the Custom House
establish that fact very clearly. Rail-
road building has also almost ceased,
and there Is little or no demand for
English iron or English money. This
condition of things no doubt reacts
very sensibly on our foreign connec-
tions, especially England. We are
not buying as many Of her fabrics as
we used. There Is, therefore, only a
reduced sa lie for her productions. We
are not also eagerly competing for her
surplus cash, therefore it lies idle"
But we feel the Tightening of the finan-
clal check-rein later, and free our.
selves from its influence sooner than
our friends over the mountains. In
San Francisco there is loosening of
the purse strings, and money is, if not
as easy as formerly, at least much
easier than few months ago. In our
own locality we are recuperating rap
idly. The stress brought on by the
suspension of the Bank Of California
was increased almost to a panic by
the failure of one of our local bank
ing institutions, and for some weeks
money could not be had at any price.
But within the last two months there
has been very gratifying improve
ment. Our banks are to-day
filled to overflowing with mon
ey, and the amount and num-
ber of depositors are steadily
increasing. The surplus of funds
is so great that our commercial banks
are departing from their usual Gus
toms and loaning large sums on mort
cages. The county Recorders books
show that from the lst of May up to
date our banks have loaned the follow
ing amounts on mortgages:
Farme s. and Merchants Bank............. s23 900
Commercial. ... 6,450
County Z,oOU
Total on mortgages................ s32 1853
A proportionate amount has of
course been loaned on notes of hand
and we are informed that loans made
by private parties within the period
named are also quite large. All this
indicates an abundance Of money and
an early resumption of good times.
On satisfactory security, any amount
of money may be obtained at any of
our banks on reasonable terms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

BARCLAY HENLEY, of Sonoma coun-
ty, is spoken of as Democratic cam
didate against LUTTRELL. The 'spo-
ken of is good joke on LUTTRELL.
The nomination and election would
be serious joke on the people of that
diatrict
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
COR. SPRING AND MARKET SITS.
The following unclaimed freight and bag.
gage, to-wit;

gage, to-wit;
T w Otis, box mdse.
DR.. Gelcich, box mdse.
N c Jones, iron shaft.
Gallardo, buggy. buggy harness.
Mrs Millbach, pkg (2) chairs.
III Beckley, box pamphlets
F Meader, box mdse.
Sin, pkg boards.
w w burnham, pkg wind mill, pkg do
Is W, l @ pump lc mdse.
w, F & Co and p f q Co, carboy acid,
box mdse, ! C acid, 7c benZine.
H H Spencer, l6 pcs Z pipe, 7 pcs broken
pipe, crate chimney.
Main st and Agl Park X r Co, 800 bars r r
iron, 33 boxes bnlts, l turn table.
X H Hughes, keg ink, box mdse.
q II Peck, bale mdse.
H II spencer, mdse.
g Bouchard, box mdse, San Marcus.
Irt Pfouts, boxes mdse.
Mrs d )ak, C mdse.
NJ d M, pkg irons,
Rev D A Dryden, box mdse.
H Fl Tu' tie, pump, pumps, box fittings,
pkg fittings, pkgs valves, etc.
Diamond, L, bbl whisky.
c H Meyer, case acid, Tucson.
Parker. box ndse.
H Goodsell, box mdse, San Bernardino.
w Thompson, box mdse.
FIG While, c mdse.
Rafael Ring, pkg covers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

The Spring Valley Water Com
pany, of San Francisco, wants to wa
ter its stock from eight million to
sixteen million. The watering pro-
cess ought to be quite easy with a
water company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

THINKING people cannot get over
the notion that ABDUL AZIZ was
strangled to death and afterwards
stabbed in the arm with pair of scis-
sors. The statement Of ninteen doc
tors to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
DIED.

BONSALL.-On the 18th inst, at 9 o'clock A.
M, little Efie Bonsall, daughter OF ]. c. and
M. ]. BonsalI, aged years, 5 months and
10 days.
The funeral will take place from their resi-
dence, corner of Hope and Temple streets,
this morning at 10 O'Clock Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
Death enters brightest circles, clasps In his
cold embrace
The youth OF hope and promise, the brightest
Regardless of the parents, brothers or SIS
ters' tears,
None dare his right to question, all men his
presence fear.
He rides into the palace, needless OF wealth
or pride,
His course In darkest dungeons he steers
with rapid strides,
In vain the hopeful mother may try his hand
TO stay,
He comes and reads his summons and bears
hischild away.
The skill OF all physicians throughout the
world combined,
Has failed in gone by ages his an tidote to
find,
To bribe this King of Terrors all efforts prove
in vain,
No wealth wisdom or power can one repreve
obtain.
He comes when none expect him, h aeizes
for his prize
The gay and thoughtless maiden and man in
science wise.
Philosophers and peasants alike his calls
obey,
Their work is left to others, for they must
pass away
But there's glorious country, a land beyond
the tomb,
Where death can never enter, TO blight the
youthful bloom,
A land where all e8rth's pilgrims may hope
to meet again,
And find an antdote for death, an antidote
for pain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
NOTICE.

r1NHE Irish Literary and Social Club Will
i hold their regular monthly meeting at
their hail on sunday, June 1lth, at O'Clock
sharp. All mem bers In good standing are
portance In TO be transacted. tul0-2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

The Graphic says a little wit will
60 farther in Congress than any other
place in the known world. Clearly
the Graphic has never seen copy of
the Los Angeles Express.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

vote them as q unit, either for himself
or the man he shall name. The signs
indicate the nomination of BLAINE or
his candidate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

WE are afraid FRANK PIxLY will
do more to create the impression in
the East that the people of California
are more incendiarily frantic than le-
gally earnest on the Chinese question.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
Friday, the soth day ofJune.A. ID. 1875,
NOTICE.

AN account of continued Ill health, aggra-
~ waited by close confinement to profess
sional business, Dr. Leal has decided to close
his office for short Time. Due notice Will be
given OF his return to Los Angeles.
june1l-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
PRIVATE SCdOOL..
Dissolution of copartnership

= HE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween T. s. Stanway and w. w. Ross,
under the firm name OF Stairway & Ross, in
the practice of medicine in the city and coun-
ty OF Los Angeles state OF California, is this
day dissolved at snd by the expressed will OF
I. :. Stanway,
Los Angeles City, CAL, June lst, 1879.
1uns2-5w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

THEODORE TILTON will locate in
Chicago. Fires, tornados and TILToN.
In truth, the way of the transgressor
IL hard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
Latest kilograms.
Dispatches Of American Press Associa.
tion by A. q p. Telegraph Co.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD
PACIFIC COAST.
For Los Angeles.

KEENs, June 12th.-The Tele-
graph Stage OH time with the follow
ing passengers for Los Angeles =
H B Ranchard, w Doolan, l. Baker,
s M Holmes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
SheriH's Sale.

Felipe GARNER, Plaintiff,
Juana Lopez de Lazzaro- 18th Dist Court.
vich, John Lazzarovich, her
husband, and Juan Goyen
oche, Defendants,
lNDER and by virtue of a decree OF fore
~ closure and sale, entered in the District
Court of the l7th judicial District of the State
OF California, In and for Los Angeles county,
on the I'D day OF Miy,A. D. lS.6. In the above
described suit, n favor Of Felipe Garnler,
plaintiff, and against Juana Lopez de I.azzar-
ovich, John Lazzarovich, her husband and
whereof duly attested ana delivered to me
on the Sd day of June, A. ID. 1876. whereby
am commanded to sell at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for cash in l.. s.
gold coin, the following and in said decree de.
scribed real estate, t0-wit: All that piece, par
eel or tract OF land situate and lying and be-
Ing in the city and county OF Los Angeles,
State OF Caiifo MIA, bounded and described as
follows, viz: Commencing at the Southern
corner OF Fort and Jail, or Court stree's, as
the same was called May l7ih, 1871; thence
Southeasterly along the line of said Jail or
Court street ninety 1907 feet; thence South
westerly sixty (60) feet to the lot belonging
deceased; thence Northwesterly along said.
lot sixty-f1ve (65) feet 10 + ort street; and
thence Easterly along the line of Fort street
sixty-six feet TO he place of beginning; being
portion of the same premises decided 10y T..
A. Preuss to Juana Lopez de Warren by deed
Of date April 10th, 1859, recorded in book No.
IL OF deeds, page 5S5 CT seq, records of Los
Angeles county. Public notice is hereby
given that en-
Friday, the 30th day of une.A ID. 1875,
At IL o'clock noon, will proceed to sell at
the court house door in the city and county
of Los Angeles, State of California, at public
auction u the highest and best bidder for
cash In u. 8. gold coin, to satisfy said decree
and all costs and aceruing costs all the above
described real estate
Given under my hand this Sd day of June,
A. d. 1875. ID. w. ALEXANDER,
june6-4w Sheriff.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
The Boquef Season.

The Burlington Hds0keye says: 1t
is coming time for newspapers Of the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13

Owing to the Eastern telegraph
lines being down we are unable give
our usual late dispatches.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
ST O G K S !
Profits Guaranteed!
NO LOSSES

Those who have made more losses
than profits heretofore may have an oppor-
tunity OF dealing In stocks with certainty
of profits never before offered.
We claim the system as
ORIGINAL.
From this date we propose to those who
will invest sums ranging from $l00 and up
wards In StOck Privileges that we will re-
ceive their orders and guarantee them
profits and against any loss whatever,
no matter how high or low the market
will go, from 800 TO 100000.
The higher the market goes, and the
larger the fluctuations, the greater the
profit tO the customer ana Ourself
We make oar interest Identical with
our customers. which is The opposite of
the old method.
To those who invest small sums ranging
under Sl00 we will sign contracts as close as
possible to the market price having reduced
eur distances from 25 tO 30 per cent.
These distances will be signed lor TO- 20 or 80
DAYS. at the option of purchaser, and as laid
down In our circular. Circular sent to any
address free OF charge.
We charge 81 per share for 10 days,
81 for 20 days And SS for 30 days.
We refer to our numerous customers, who
will be pleased to testify as TO our fair deal
ing.
ARCH'D B. MCCAW,
Stock Broker,Cor Temple and Spring SITS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
MARRIElJ.

BOSHOW-PAGE.-In this city, June 18th,
by Rev. Father Verdaguer, MrJno. Boshow
to Miss Mary Page, all Of this city.
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10 on the Hayes electors. Both cases arc to be
heard on Monday.
MORE REPUBLICANS RESOLVE TO QUIT CHAM
BEKLA1Ns FACTION.
NEW YORK, Dee B. James l.. Orr telegraphs
to the Herald from Columbia, S. G., that sever
III more Republican members of the Legislature
have declared their determination to come over
to The Democratic House. lie saws the number
will probably reach six or eight. The Herald's
Columbia special says that one Of the members
of the Republican House from HarnweIl county
has been sworn in and answered to the name Of
Daily by proxy for the name of Silas Cave The
despatch says that Cave is quietly picking cot
ton at home, unconscious that he has been elect
ed by the Mackcy House to Il seat
THE SITUATION MORE CRITICAL THAN EVER.
COLUMBIA S. {. Dec >. 1t is reported to-
night that preparations are being made bv the
State Constabuiary or Militia to remove The
Democratic Speaker from the chair Ne occupies.
and eject the Democratic members of Edgefleid
and l.aurens county delegations whom the Re
publlcans claim were NOT legally elected. The
report states that they viii be sustained by the
United States troops. Owing to these reports
tie Democrats are preparing for the worst. 1t
Is feared that they will resist the State Constab-
uary, but not the troops. Large Numbers of
people are expected TO arrive tomorrow To
| visit the State Fair. in anticipation OF Hamp-
| tons inauguration. The situation tonight is
| critical.
| Dec. 4. To avoid collision and boodshed
| the Democrats withdrew in Il body and met in
Carolina Hall They lack three OF a quorum,
| while the bayone1 House lacks seven. The Su-
| preme Court is hearing arguments on the APP
| plication for mandamus, requiring the Secre-
tary OF State TO deliver the returns for Govern
or and Lieut.. Governor TO Wallace, the Demo
| cratic Speaker.
| COLUMBIA, Dee. =. The Democrats, House
| has gained two more from the Republican
House with certificates of the BOARD OF Canvas.
| sera, making G. and lacking only one Of a Con,
| StitutOna quorum.
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nine of diamonds, d large fly had alghted. In
stinctively attempted to brush off the fly, but

nine of diamonds, a large fly had alighted. In
stinctively attempted to brush off the fly, but
it didn't brush, it belonged there and was put
on the card when the hand was dealt out. As
l made a swoop at the fly, I noticed u smile
pass over the face of the left bower. The next
fly noticeable was IA young man about my size,
going tout on the fly" with his interest in
mosaics somewhat crushed
There WIS an observatory near the grounds.
from the top of which one could obtain view
of the city aud surrounding country. In the
main building was an elevator, which carried
the visitor up in the air some distance ] i'll
tended going up in one of these places, but
went instead into the Vienna bakery, and or
dered cup of coffee. II was brought and /
drank it, and enqured of an elegant uphoster-
ed Austrian. how much it was In the coin of
our realm: 'Nty cents" | paid it and hurried
into the open mir and licd to get the coffee to
come out, too, for felt that it was too expell-
siye for me to keep. While was struggling. ]
saw an acquaintance, who suggested that we
90 up TO the top Of the main building. NO /
thank YOU" said |. 1--WE Just had 4 cup OF
| coffee which cost me liIty cents, and that il Is
high as | want to 90 to-day" one ot the great
| est curiosties Of the exhibition was the price
of that coffee it run from fifteen to iitiy-ly9
cents, but it was GOOD eoitee
| Every visitor has been asked what surlIi: ed
| him most have had that question shot into
| me fifteen hundred times By actual count and
| some counties yet to hear nom. Oue would
| say, it was the painting, another the staluary
while the main building ulld machinery hu
| claimed a large hare OF the public ;stuhish
ment. was struggling With two problems, a,
| to what could be done with all the second han,
| trash that would be for sale ut the closr Of tho
| exhibition, and why it wac thai no matter
| where any one cllnr from, or W here he or sht
went 10, that tlir wafer in the place where Lt
| on she went, Wn- lai, :ud 7n.nethin@ ul - must
| be drunk, and this something usually consisted
! of lager or some Of the many varieties of drink.
| that abound in TIN, land. But it wa, not fill
went into the Woman Pavilion, that my ~
| constituent became conferred on one thing.
thea seemed had been looking at cNerSihin!
else through the in}eltcd end Of Il spy glass
| till gaHed on the invention OF that great hcnc
| Etctrrss Of tile female seq. | refer 70 Mrs
f'Ilnts ChemiloonS! that chryslli, from whcl
| lovely women must emerge. before She ,au =,
to bed with any decree Of comfort. As gaze,
at il, it scented 80 mysterious. 50 weird, y,
vague, 50 terrible, that | could only EiNcn it, il
its inliseribablcness, to one of Sidney llnirr'
| cantataS and-Dut | see this sketch has aircad,
reached undue proportion, and noW dtcEr
my Centennial letters CLOSED
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The Democratic Committee from the
North, IN Attendance upon the Louisiana
count, have published the iulloNn" :td-
dress
| 10 HE PEOPLE uf iHE tINlrED STATE; -
ON our arrival here, III casting about Or APP
| proachcs Ia the o1iiciuis who control the ee.'-
| tons iii this stale, we discovered thai they
! were ali OF one Political party: that the ,oy-
| ernor had appointed none but Republican SD
| pelNisols Of Elections, and that the Returning
officers constituting the State Board were OF the
slnle political school. Influenced By these M
ul-piclous surroundings. oar thoughts and
! hopes We're turned toward The eminent gentle
| lneu who have Deen selected bg the President
| 10 be present and see thai the Board of Can
NasSers made n fair count Of the votes actually
| cast, and on the nth oi November we invited
| these gentlemen 10 meet and confer with us.
| This cooperation was declined. bat We, never
theleSs. have reason to believe thai to this cor
re>pondentc may be attributed the invitation
| 10 Us on the 18th uit., by the Returning Board.
| to attend and be present 1T It's meetings ~ spec
tators and witnesses otits proceedings. Through!
| this courtesy and the services Of 4 competent
| stenoerapher we became possessed OF all essen
| tial facts developed on the face of the official
papers. We have been furnished with a certi-
ned copy OF the duplicate statements Of vote,
made by the Commissioners OF Election at each
place of voting in the State; and from these
statements it appears that the 1ideu electors
| received the following votes, to Wit -
| McEnery 800. S3,.l. De Hlant ... 50. 60,
Wicklihr. ..... sS,>,o Seav - ~, 81.
| ST. Martin .... s3.6-6 Coleb. ... .:.,-u
Poche ai's9 Gross S$,i54
And the HAYES elector, received The ti,lIn,,ino
votes 10 Wit =
| ,,l,o va, u,. -
| Kurr6 --laI Iryissea
| Joseph $50 Brewster IL
sheldon 49,. 74sH ,etrion e,.y1-
| The rasuIt of the vote for Presidential al,ct
nv, ~ disclosed on tho f,.. nf mo- ,.,,i,,,a.
nnanr1 NV tha rntnrni,,r ln4,,l T., ,, , ,,i
pn.a =
| rnr rur rIrDtsx ,,If,,,rap.
Nr s.,.,,, ,u,
| Wiciiiit, $50; 'D'''N s3'' 80,
| -. Martin ,5l4g Corn ~ az
| Poche s4u35 eros. - 10,
,np ,,1,r 1,>,,,. y, ,,,,r.,,
'''''
h ,.'lts .,'USi MARK ',os.
Ioserh a. I:rs,Tt 80 -.
| Sheldon .ii-s Jearinn "a,
| - ~ ,..4...
IN mos, tast9 luz returns opened DF the he,
''i i'''9 no'lN l'oi'otu WIN me certified
I NY VI lte Ht''eiei' r, "i tolhiilsSohefS OF
lecl'oh i'li ilsmtu Us. ne most material DIT
q ION .lie VI we 9tpeINla
,Hla"i i'9t L''oii i'ouSe, iahS lPhhoa ana VI
~ ~ p" ''u cue statement "i NoieS from
~ W. NY l''i iHht>,
~ NC 'iii nv olst VI 't eSnl states
III tne mon ti'eSF isu'Fs Nosliu pc comet lslVe
an" ~ oiie "oulu cIln NY i"lrh ana Hen
w. 10; ~ 'l'e t,tttoTai Note OF
ltle n,, ~ III Httlslail" 'Ilo'ih'i mas been
up Tiliii On .oi4ieI "''a9iohS mas over
ti 'i'' WI r 'r rs eA dressed at
me E"iiS, ana lol MIi'th NE power = NOW
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-07
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
w ASnINtiTON, Nov. II, lSt

DEAR slR-Dr. Kennedy, bearer of this, has some
apprehensions that Federal officers, not citizens OF
Louisiana, may be set up for Congress in that state
In my view, there could be no possible object in
such an election. We do not particularly need mem.
bers of Congress from those states to enable to
get along with legislation here What we do want
is conclusive evidence that respectable citizens of
Louisiana are willing to be members of Congress,
and to swear to support the constitution and that
other respectable citizens willing to vote for
them and send them. To send parcel of northern
men here as representatives, elected, as would be
understood (and perhaps really SOD at the point of
and were a member of Congress here, would vote
against admitting any such man to seat
Yours very truly, A. LINCOLN.
Hon. q. +. Shepley
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-07
Grants Reason for Interfering.

4 n Ma,
s.....-..........s..-..-..-
Grahts Rehson Tor Interfering.
WAsulNGro<. Dee. /. lS1G II i. said
here. by nj9h repul,Iicnn authority maj
the object Of preyantino the reptIlnr as
semblaoe of the S9uth Caro)iu, Iavisla-
ture bv In. Interference nt trnons ami fba
action of JUDGE Bond waste rreltr., ,Ipa,l.
lock which shonjd nrpvent any Iaoeislat;vn
action until after nnxt Wadnnsdac ON
that dav fine electoral Conpress moot and
fine HAYES nlactorS will assemble i'm ~.
1mbia and cast and certify the vnt4 ri
the state for Havps If j. sail that tha
rennhlican leaders bpra susnagtnI ,hn Manu.
ocr4ts IN sonth larolina nf an intant;,n
If thev could oroanize the Leojslatnrn tn
renaaI tho law oivino tho naonla tho
chnice If eIectors and retn,ning IN tho
old system in use in south CaroliHa before
the war when tha | ,eoislatnrn chose tia
electors 10 nrevcnt fri at ,ll ha1arI.
if is said was the main obiect Of thn 70.
cent act Of intercprpncp and the ,n,,nosn
| Ia now in kaon tho .aoislatnra at q daod
| loci, until ,tter "Wednesday fri. ha;ng
dome # l. ALSO aesnrtal that Gon,'raI
| Ruper will receive orders on M trr,,Int
| tn intarfara avcant tn ura,ant h1aaishoJ
to lei the Lerislatnre orrmile "a II chooses,
ana ,nanarH W. own atIairs ,lln,yin.- rho
disnutpd Ja,norrstic members ,o la .,d-
mittn3 and tha democrat; ia ho,o ,t,a 80.
tendency If thov can oct II # l. nvmnatr,l
that theT viii do 81 t6attb win r1n,.,ss
liie ot''te N2le ana declare hampton ''I-
erhoi' anu nav ing hi'tJ"l!'} oi! ioillt '''-
IT, "ill cilUp9e = "eilo'ltt" i'Itr'l 2ttI,'
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l :" i'f'''i"'l,8 h"al" WIN give iu'
o'ate ~ my - 'll'' plrl'''' 'lou1 ntN al.
iea'J peei ii''''c Iol 't'l ny certain !'i''l,
~ 'li7 el93toi > ~ mem 'tt ir',''I Il
once lol''ti 'iIn 80 petll2 '' ''"I 81
seSor "ehfrai anu l-eF lsee ooi iii
, III tile hi'eu "tatt9 'o'tt; lh'5 NAV E
nte'i VI ''e't'i ~ i'9i1l ,''' i''eh ~ ''9th'
'ieliistlNe2 l'eNt Ne''iesua{ from lhe
lneetiil9 Oh ING EIeetoral ColI9Se, where
upon inc wv" l'..!he'e' !" IN '7 Il'Ir" ~
Tue ,?Iate Ia" Prov e7-''} the o'hef he-
publican elecl'i~ lIe 'thph OIL me re-
turning hotln IN "tl''dehlY throwing cat
o,"" h'l''l'Il q" voters IN re" o'iF.'"1
was ftlurIeH l''t '1tiS nI lhr lac l. "ui
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