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NIT Is FINISHED.

To the child Of God, everything that Jesus
Christ did and every word that he spoke, is
full of interest This interest increases as his
history is traced from tie cradle to the cross
The last word that Jesus uttered before he
died for sinners, was, "It is finished" In the
Greek; this sentence is only one word. 1t is
full Of meaning. Much has beeu said" d"and
written Ias to what that one word imports, and
still its full meaning has not been reached.
We have somewhat similar language used by
the Saviour when he makes his report to bis
father, in these words: 81 have glori6ed thee
on the earth have finished the work which
thou gavest me TO- do.' This report gives US
an idea Of what the expiring Saviour meant
when he said "tetelestai," which has been cor.
rectly translated, ut is finished"
The prominent idea, no doubt, is, that all
that Jesus had undertaken, in order that sin.
ners might be redeemed from the curse of a
violated law and saved in Heaven, had been
completed. Nothing was left in an unfinished
condition. Nothing was left for the sinner to
do that he might merit heaven. All was done
that the law of God demanded. A complete
atonement was made for sin, and Church
established here on earth that the redeemed
might be sanctifed and fitted for Heaven.
The work which Jesus had undertaken to do,
was now performed He had faithfully met
his covenant engagement in behalf Of the sin
ner to the father. This fact, as before, John
xvii ~ he declares to his father. 1t is the
same as if he had said !: "Father, / have done
my part in this great work; it only remains
that you and the Holy Spirit perform your
parts and countless multitudes of sinners will
be saved at your right hand, where there are
pleasures evermore'' r.".-'.z
The-lauguage of our Saviour is very .pecu-
liar. No mere man has ever been able to
say, when nearing the coufiues of another
world, II have finished my work. l have
done everything God, my maker, gave me to
do" The best men feel that in all things
they have come short of the end for which
they we're created. Those who have done
most, feel that they have done nothing No
man yet has been able to say on his dying
couch, "all my work is DONE" He may say
II have done nothing and now l can under
take nothing" Jesus died in triumph, ex-
claiming, 'It is finished"
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YOUNG AMERICA.


The central figure was bareheaded wo-
man with broom in her hand. She stood
on the back step and was crying:
George !"
There was no response, but nybody who
had been on the other side of close board
fence at the foot of the garden, might have
observed two boys intently engaged in build
ing mud pie. =,
"That's your mother hollering, George" !"
said one of the two, placing his eye to knot
hole and glancing through to the stoop.
II don't care" said the other.
"Ain't you going I'M"
"Now
"Georgie!" came another call, short and
sharp, "do you hear me?"
There was no answer.
"Where is she now?" inquired George,
putting in the filling of the pie.
"On the stoop," replied the young boy at
the knot-hole.
whats she doin'?"
"Ain't doin nothin'"
George Augustus!
Still no answer.
"You needn't think you can hide from me,
young man, for can see you, and if you don't
come in here at once, I'll come out there in a
way that you will know it"
Now this was an eminently natural state.
ment, but hardly plausible, as her eyes would
have had to pierce an inch board fence to see
George and even were this possible, it would
have required glance in that special direc-
tion, and not over the the top of a pear tree
in an almost opposite way. Even the boy
at the knot:hole could hardly repress smile.
whats she doiu now?" inquired George.
"She stands there yet"
81 won't speak to you again, George Au.
gustus," came the voice. "Your father will
be home in few minutes, and l shall tell
him all about what you have DONE"
Still no answer.
"Ain't you afraid ?" asked the conscientious
young man, drawing his eye from the knot
hole again.
"No! she wont tell pa; she never does; she
only says so to scare me-
Thus enlightened and treasured, the guard
covered the knot hole again.
"Aint you coming in here young man p
again demanded the woman, "or do you want
me to come out there to you with a stick =? l
won't speak to you again, sir!
"Is she comm ?" asked the baker.
"NoW
(Which way is she lookin' ?"
"She's lookin' over in the other yard"
"Do you hear me, I say?" came the call
again.
No answer.
George Augustus do you hear your moth.
er talking to you"
"Oh, you just wait young man, till your
father comes home, and he'll make you hear,
I'll warrant ye."
"She is gone now," announced the faithful
sentinel, Withdrawing from his post .
Gall right! take hold of the crust and pull
it down on that side, and that'll be another
pie done," said the remorse-stricken George
Augustus.
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CHESTER CORRESPONDENCE.

To meet the demands of our numerous readers
in Chester county, we have continued our engage
ment of BRA1NERD MoLuRE, ESQ.,, who will con-
tribute a letter of correspondence from Chester
regularly each week. These letters are devoted
entirely to Chester afairsto the interests OF the
town and county-and written in the racy and
graphic style peculiar to Mr.. McLuRE, they can
not fail to be of interest to our readers in Chester
as we'll "a elsewhere in the State.
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READ THE LIST.

No. 1.-For a club of subscribers, at sou
each. we will give treble silver-plated BUTTER
KNIFE, worth sl.0O.
No. 2.ZFor club Of subscribers, at 81 80 each,
we will give one copy of the family edition (cloth
bindingj ofsMITH's ABRIDGED BIBLE DC
TIONARY, the publishers price of which is
$3.50 per copy. Or for $3.50 we will give copy
of the Bible Dictionary and send the ENQUIRER
one year to any single subscriber not in club.
No. 3.-For club of 10 subscribers, at $25o
each, we will give copy Of the ENQUIRER one
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AUTHENTIC NEWS.

Particular attention is given to collating and
condensing the news of the day and this depart
ment of the ENQUIRER, whether treating OF
matters at home or abroad-political or other
wise-will be conducted with the utmost care,
and only facts as they seem to exist, will be pre-
sented, free from sectional or party bias.
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DESCRIPTION OF
Our Cooking Stove Premium.

are manufactured by Messrs Sergeant mcCauley at Greens
boro These Stoves made Of the best Scotch pig met
al with heavier and thicker plate than any other stove In the
Market and win the longer withstand heat and
hard usage They of handsome pattern and neat hnis
and warranted equal in poInH of appearance, durability and s
oeor cooking qualities to any Stove manufactured In the
Union The stove aysseleced to give as Premium Is as
argest size made By and with each one VIII
beunished without CHARGE three joints and one elbow Of pipe
and all the choking utensils vz one nam boiler one
long frying pam ROUND gdde pair wafe IRONS two sheet
iron bread pans one craper and litter Over Five THOU
Of these stoves arb In use Virginia and North aud South
Carolina and they give universal satisfaction The stoves WIN
be shipped to receive them as Premums drec
from the mandatory In Greensboro, No.
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DEFECTS IN HoRsEs.-It is recommended
that in purchasing horse it should be borne
in mind that there is direct relation between
the horses forehead and his disposition and
qualities. The face must be very broad be-
tween the eyes, but it sh6d1ld little as
it approaches the ears. If the breadth is car
ried ait the way upwards, the top Of the head
will be too wide, the ears i'll set, and the horse
probably sulky. As in the human being, so
in the horse, great deal Of the expression of
the countenance depends on the eye. 1t is a
most marvellous index to the working of the
mind within. A glance at it will often reveal
the benevolent feeling, the sulky! disposition,
or the vicious propensity that is about to
manifest itself. The reason of all this must
be most obvious, when we remember that it
is in direct communication with the brain
the material instrument through which the
mind operates The eye of the horse should
nh0lk;pdly. strong, bold and fiery, yet gentle
kpuld not show much white, as
= a.f;icious disposition. "A
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VlHE COOKING S2bVEs manufactured atour
u works in, GIeeIn Roro, 4. 6, give 1niyerse
satisfaction wherevS introduced. They are made
of the BEST SCOTT i PIG METAL, With iieay.1
ierand thicker plap han any other StoFe iii itfO|
market and conseu bntly will the longer With
stand heat and ha usage. They are Of hand
some pattern and n finish, ,andwarranted equa4
in every otherresEl 10 any Cooking Stove soldl
in the United State$ bile II is conf
that they are the HEAPEST. All the usual
pieces Of ware and king utensils are f6fnisied
with each Stoves n important consideration
with purchasers ix tact ,thss our patterns "a
dentally broken atiny time, we can replace II sA
is home produc$ buto on accountof its intrinsI
sic merits as an article Of house hold econ0mY.d
we ask the patronage Of home purchasers. Mof6I
than ONE THOuSA NDof these Stoves are now
in use, and among others having them We
D. M. Campbelll n.gH. Cnrrence, York county;
'Mrs. Elizabeth il NHlie. Chester; d. Al. Gordon,
Guthriesviile; Jbb. A. Brown, Rock Hill; 81. II:
Boyd, Joseph Hhrnon, II. NJ. Grist, Yorkviile.'
You can save thu frightfrom the. northern cities
and the Dealers Proit which is no small Item,
bytbuying Of Fs, ind at the same time igetSs
sTOyE THATfS FORE DURABLE than thogs
Of northern make. The following are our prices
delivered at depot b hGreensboro:
No with 70 piee ware and feet pipe e g g g
Address, sERaEANT 4 MccAULEY,
-, b:E + Greensboro. N. q. sts
T. M. DoBsoN 4 eo!, Agents. Yorkvilas So
JOHN. r.. LONDON, Agent, Rock Hill, S.. O..
A. Z, LIEDssAYl,Agent, Lowrysville, Chez
J.IL. CARROLL. H,ent at Chester. s.. q. ssts
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disciple Of Jesus bstraying his master, for the
paltry sum Of eighteen dollars. We ought
not to say, or even think, that we would never
be guilty Of SO vile an act. Led on by the
devil, as was Judas, we will do anything.
Let him that thinketh be standeth take heed
lest he fall With propriety it is said, that
"the love of money is the root of all evil"
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT.

We have already in hand number OF original
SERIAL STORIES, which will form an attract
i've feat,,re of the new volume These stories are
bv writer's of acknowledged merit, and we can
safely promise that in this department, the EN-
oUIRER will prove an entertaining companion
to the lover of fiction. -"
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Sewing Machine Premium.

The superior Sewing Machine we offer as Premium, Is
Weed Sewing Machine Company, Hartford, Conn It adapt
ed all the Of family sewing can Dc resay G %
and all kinds Of sewing with ess changing and fewer extra at
achments tw9rsad 5 IN Machine I ona making ing
roomy folding table md has the convenience of drae
Several of these Maehuss during the past year. have been
delivered pesons who have returned the requisite o
Names Il. ~ ~ !,
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YORKVILLE ENQUIRER FOR 1877.
ORIGINAL SERIAL 81, sTlD1l 81 ls If .s.s s..s
VALUABLE PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
COMPETITION OPEJ Until 1HE FIRST HDIllY HAlG l8 6. \.
REMIUMS FOR CLUBS.

year, or 4 sstiof six treble Isilyer-plated TIE
SPOONS, worth$a0o. tM
No. 4.--Fora club Of II subscribers, at 81.
each, we Will give sone set-six of each-Ha
Rubber-H -HsndieT ABLEE NIyEs ANDFoRK
the manufactarers price Of which is $500.
No. h-For as 1ubt tof t8snbscribers. At 81.
each, We VIII Ti either 4 tretle stlyer-plat
SYRUP CUP, ". tth Ss.Ob tnna set of six tret
sil7er-plated .lslI A7l = sR1oNS. worth $500. g
No: 8.-For tas fnbi of ssabscrlbers, at g.
each, we Will gtysi treble ilysy plated BUTTE
DISH, worth $s. s Ij 4, a. .~.slr
No. For d: hub efl rhbscrihers, at q.
each, we VIII r. one X six solid cast ste
oval-handle. TAI lE KNEE and one set Of q
treble silver plahH TAI B12EFORKs, the man
facturer,s price .3shich taclesi $40 co.
No. s.-For at sof 10 bscribers, at 81.
each, we will gidl full tseE a superfine, fu
oval ivory-handl- FABLE EKNIvEs, with silve
plated blades, an, fnll set osfreble silver plat
TABLE FORKS 1.-The manu- factnirer's price
which articles Is $500 #E%i
No. 9.-For o stlb OF 10 subscribers, at g..
each. we will givlbne Nd. TRoPIC CooKIN
STOVE, with PHI land y full isst Of fixtures, Il
manufacturers p>lceof Which fs 5000.
No. 1o.-For cAb 81 ssO subscribers, at 81.
each, we will givenne thr hree.q qdart, treble silve
plated COMMUN1JN SERVICE, consisting
SIX pieces, wortHb b4o. 7 !Ga
No. 19.-For cinb or i55 subscribers, at s..
each, we will give 9 WEED SEWING MI
CHINE, Walnut Plain HALF Case with two ORA,
era and Drop Leaf the mann facturer's price
which Is SIS. - ssts \ ~
@- Specimens Of the Sewing Machines, ar
nearly all the other articl les included in the abo,
premium list, can be seeh and examined at o,
publication office; and h ali cises we guarant
that the Premiums furnished to those entitlt
to receive them, will -eqa;l to the specime,
shown. Ss
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aDAILY and VIII
l. Oflong expesisSt |
respectively Of tht [
Wilmington jour- |
the soundness Of o.
signs them abilitJ
to the needs and a
Of North Cerolin8
oldenl time, there 81
the Obseruer and tpj
ests and honor Oh
the one, and to upf]
be the object of tn
- OF very decd ded 4
lie interest, and apl
expression, n,ithey ID
paper toif6rnish it]
necessary to the: fol
publish all 'stha net
NncH1j
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IN issuing our prospectus for the year 1877, we
would announce that we shall spare no pains ana
relax no efforts to render the ENQUIRER as at
tractive and interesting journal as 1t has been in
the past -. ...r...... ~. a's /t?F., |
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DAILY: TREWEEKLY.l4i .l4iWEEKLY:t
One year. ...sl One year,..-s5 90 One yesr,....ss2
az months, six Months : 50 six Months, g =
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I A or Esa ,a Extra Copy.

For club & ~ paid % advance ~ ms M issuf IN,
sssl lie ~ hs. q. q
seq1pnS 6mms we are now oleIlnss ~ o ssanos
yP any premium y ~ az e on list.
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AcCoMMoDATING.-In the wild western
neighborhood, the sound of church-going
bell, had never been heard. Notice had been
given that the Rev. Mr.. A., a distinguish
ed Presbyterian divine, would preach on a
certain day.
The natives, who consisted mainly of those
hardy pioneers who have preceded civiliza-
ton, came to hear him. They had an indis-
tinct idea that 'preachin' was something to be
heard, and attended to hear it.
After the services had begun, raw-boned
hunter with rifle in hand, and all the accou.
trements of the chase about him, entered and
took the only vacant seat-a nail keg without
either head The current thoughts of the
preachers led him into description ofheav-
On and its inhabitants. With great power he
had drawn picture of the habitation of the
blessed, and was assigning each of the patri-
archs, Apostles and prophets his appropriate
place. His Calvanistic tendencies led him to
reserve the Apostle Paul for rhis hiiss- effimacteric
With With his bis eye fixed the highest point
and with an upward gesture that seemed to
be directed to the loftiest altitude Of the
heavenly place, he said:
"And where, my brethren, shall we seat the
great Apostle of the gentiles? Where, say
~ we place the Apostle Paul 2"
papsing, to give the imagination
103esation designed for the
Ilii y; :; ;;;'::' Il: &
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JAMES A. GLENN, ID. ID. s.,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST.

HAVING completed thorough
UN course In the Baltimore College of
- Dental Surgery, offers bis profession
al services to the public: My address is Zeno,
York county, 8. c., to which all letters requesting
my professional services may be addressed.
Prompt attention given to all calls, and Dental
work will be done at the residence of those re-
quiring it, upon giving me notification: All
work warranted to give satisfaction; Terms
moderate. j. A. GLENN, d. u. 3.
I can also, sell you a SEWING MACHINE:
4 ~ r5.~ - - J. A. O.
August 10 81 tt :
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CHRONICLE AND SENTINEh
Is PUBLhsHEDA Ally, MY,TRIWKEKLY&WEHKIy,
lar xUGUsTASGsA.s ssesssss.
By WiAISp& WRIGHF, !Proprietofs.

EULL jFeleahphic Dispatches from eli Roints
III LateAt ana most accurate Market Reports.
interesting aI3 Reliable Correspo dence from All
parts Of GeorSa, South Carolina and Washington
City. Georg5 and Carolina News g Specially.
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1awllnson, Feiyu "a.
printed from neS 10
a Fopriately illustI1 jth
eenes, Ancient g ~
descriptive FledIes'lhd
n0 closely-printed; double
e]egant fdll-page, Steel ans'
4 be Of a heavy, distinct, a1s
III dee Of the Dictionary Is
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4ers In the Holy
Offer, and s.
type plates, on go
over l25 Engravl
Memorable Place
valuable Maps.
column, octave pa =
Wood Engravings
vrry Ieglble face.
$3.50. s ri
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HOUSE ANTYIOEEFOR sFIE.

HOUSE ANDEOH7FOR SAFE.
vT1HE HOUSE ANDsItdTIN ,YORKyILLE,,
formerly the ifoperty pf the late George W:
Williams, and situated on Main Street, Is offered
for sale. The lnticonfsinS one acre and three
quarters. The D telling House contains eight
rooms, and has r. sently bSen repaired. On the
premisesare necessary optb ings, good garden
and orchard. Flss 81 -. ), 4, : i, <
TERMs-Easy. PossessiSn given on the lst day
Of next January. i95SsM4 ". McCORKLE,s
a. - ,;t3 g.5 jsssAAssS5. Real Estate Agent
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CluR-makeFs an,
clubs, )shoullldlnes.rs|
present. do not fnx
as in the case p w5
CLUB, Each sataElb5
number Of sui cf
offered 6s'tbTsF,es
ever. for corn plsn =
FIRST MoNDH HxI
date the names, WI
b4 forwarded E&
prior to the aboys
ae obtained, dccoN
Premium, viii se I
number Of Names 3
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WIZ. E'Cx3RKLE,
GENER|, N B!geI1E 81 s. AGENT n
AUCIIONEER. A s7lfe
ynRKv7EIN "a f,1s - y

YXTILL attend, TO tho bfyang and selling Of
w lands and other real ektate. on commission.
Agent for the sale Of Kobs so1'sFERTILIZERs
and Robson's CoMPogNptAGIDPHosPHA
which will be deliW Wred 10 Quantities to suit.
Life and Fire Ii surancsf Agent, representing
the Penn Mutual sifes InsfIfsnoe Company and
the London, Liverpool sna Globe, and the At
lsntic and the Niagara; Fire Insurance Companies,
In which policies ftill be Issued on the most IA
vorable rates giyes{by any reliable eompaDy.
!. 1Ar Office in the sBratt4 Building, opposite
the Court House. sSt u S ID,
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MAo may wish.to form
Tat the offers w here
3tion for Premiams,
secure the LARGEST
1nding the requisite
obtain the ,Preliiuli
affber. ybe dsray ke;y.
iSsdns lumSts tlnstls sbbs
kCH, lsss sEE
eription Es55 toad
Nv Ne sent in ~ line
Bsid the naI4e hx
IA With the cash md III
9fedf when the ie6ajsihi
nsSSturned. ss, i.
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Rly' s't'"s oo'D-
sntinued atthe ex-
fnBR WIN receive
Essf Preniutns. must
whSm and bow they

lnence selpinE III
fp squently determine
tgms he wfla select /;
I Iyered unlets the re-
& kSntl, which must be
Sr each clubf frnaker,
4 every name fent, SO
sghY any persont can be
'a uptice. |
y heen entered On our
psaby club-lnaket, they
fthe list Of another.
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sUBsCRIf5
Daily Observer,SoII
Daily Observer, 'sM
Weekly Observer;
: Weekly 0bserv ver,s'
All communicat
~ 1latA, 49, 1.4Ai 10 III
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NOTICE To.clIlR-..NAKERs,

It is not necessary that the names of club
should all be at the same pSst once. Nsries may
be taken at any number d places ifthey are all
returned by the same l,b Agent. One name
for two years. will be equiv totwo names for
one year each. fsF - - s.
The time for completing cItibs ,tndert the above
offer is limited To- the FIRST MONDAY OF
MARCH, 1877. by:whicll ime the names with the
cash, should be returnea to tkel Office, though
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- az s.,,a =, '.lo .H !. ~ S
h .aIa, 81 onv rnn,psr rost s. s, q,
.etnrned - ~ Nv the sams IN placs Z 10y n: s.. %,
seSt.,o uoas. ~ I tU,i - ac,,;; ns
80, aao,, a4 a!ent nc names ~
one ,e, year s,s's eaen. "a. !, ,r,. ,,,,,.4
~ ne - s1 ,,,,tad .ha CLUBS anae.,ns ao@yS ~,
MApnu Ma ter hvwb;cI,f s.s sss,t 49, .a,., ~ az
oash sho,,Id he rot,,yns, ,lle n sne as .hanss
casn, snou'u 20 a.S.s les lstothe 70 theI once tnougn
names may oe Sglas mse between th,s
ana 1ne aoove w "a teill lsls, pc denver i @
soturnad sa un,. 'ne and ts nemes mas ,ssa neen
ioSu." uN,.,s o. .ne - - a. pe fqt uen' tsu'
of money only VIE sl ss r. 81 ~ Eissssed let. M
ter, os {, ipopsS az| IN Nd orKvlile
poseoiioe 81 aaone 3ne sent US
oy EXPRESS uns. Es tceedS eslo' ana IN
every case 'ne ~ fnust ne Prepalio.
All suoscripMS warded 70 us at az
tne expense u w Nv 4em.
In sending naxne 8ly, giving coun-
ty, post-oface aAd
All subscriptine sns nsntinue& atthe ex-
piratfon Of the time ~ e4
All subscribef6e UiRER Will receive
the paper free on "" ~ 4a
Persons entisssss 5issi Premiutns, must
give full directdB swh1m and how they
shall be deliys -.
but no m Prem xIia yered unlets the re-
uuisitei numher6f Hnnhfaas ~ k&nt which must be
,,o;d s,r n. m a 5g = 80 :,
POI" W - tn."ttt}}fskSS. sI*fa3 .,tH.. | -
A separate H9kH = f3r each olubtm
,ho ,vkll l,a tnsass SS33{Ss ssse.ssS ssf - -
VINO Weli % gss With every name $ent, so
osoor+d d;nad at aImd .Hs,1 nnS pei'" '"A 20
club-Hooks % @ tns cldit ri fahy club-makef, they
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