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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14
An Intestine War.

The following letter explains Itself:
Der Doctor:-You did good turn
Tor me once. You saved my life. To
be sare You left me minus leg In do
ing it-but lite is sweet even with but
one foot to hobble through the world
with. 1t was down at --; il was a
bloody day bnt glorious one. You
remember how-bnt l beg pardon,
al@ays forget myself when get to talk.
ing about these old times. This is what
L want to tell you: One morning last
week l swoke feeling very strange.
For long time my liver had been re-
pellieus, but l anticipated no Trouble.
But that morning l discovered that nv
stomach had Joined the revolt. and a
lively skirmish was being carried on,
that threatened to end in hard battle
The suddenness of the revolt put the
headquarters in confusion. and all
seemed hopeless till suddenly, like one
Of those flashing orders of Grant, came
the command--"Get DR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgs-
tive Pellets" a courier was immediate
ly dispatched for them. Now what
want to say is this, feel like a volun-
teer, who has juat received his ccmmis-
sion, or, better still, as we'll as Grant
did when he held Lees sword. And
want to advise all who suffer from a
rebellious liver and stomach &c fight
it out on this liue." and they wall sure
~ be victorious. AN OLD VET
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ARRIVED Yesterday morning Mr..
Nm. Williamson, telegraghei from
OJupis to his father in this city that
y had placed the Eliza Anderson in
!mniDz order and asked il he should
eing her down. Tho answer went
". Yes. if you can get anyone to
~ Der, you stay at the engine"
- this authority Capt. Billy rushed
~ Messenger. just as that boat was
~ 20 start. and j. G. Parker, Jr.,
- 4 the Messenger. consented to
sust down on her. They soon secured
saleman, and with Gil Parker at the
m, Billy Williamson as chief engi-
-. and A. j. Baldwin first mate. the
shdrson arrived at Msddock's wharf
nsuod shape at six o'clock last even.
She will undergo very extensive
s5aars under the supervision ef Mr..
uailamson, when she will be ready for
= route on which her owners choose
hplace her.
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ARRIVAL OF THE DAKOTA: - The
tamship Dakota, II. q. Morse, Mas
|k, from San Francisco, November
Ia at 1915 L. NJ, arrived in Seattle
a2erday afternoon. Had light nor
|tsly winds and long northwest swell
I've entire passage. November 10th,
i noon, passed the steamship Geo. w
nier aud Great Republic bound south;
d the llth. at $3.50 T.. NJ, steamship
ls,ks bound south. She brings 1873
Ions Of freight aud the following pas
rnsers: Cabin-C Jorgenson and wife.
N W A Harrington; Storage w j
Nelson, David Nichols, Jos Crosby. d
OR Davis. l. Beebee and 1 Chinaman.
Coasignees Aug Wolf. A Snyder. A
Nuudt. Agar IL Nixon, s Baxter s. Co.
BOYD, Poncin & Young, Crawford &
Harrington, Cushmsn & Co, ID q Pear.
un, D E Gage. Dexter Horton, L l.
Marshal & Co, L w VALID, Frauenthal
Bros, r Scauler, f Gasch, G w Walsh,
HELesy. Harris 81 Attridgc. Hall 6
hulson. II Jones. J Hilton. j G 81 Co.
Sullivan, ] Christ. l. s Rowe. NJ A
Kelly + Go, Schawabacher Bros e. Co,
I G Wilson, Tok.as & Singerman.
Y 5 Indian Agent, w A Jennings Z
! W Wustoff. Waddell 81 Miles, w
Montgomery. Wells. Fargo & Co. w
I Humphrey. She made the run from
Hn Francisco to Victoria in 67 hours.
She will leave here this morning for
IAcoma, Steilacoom and Olympia.
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JEWELS SToLES.-Col. Goshen. the
giant who came here about on. year
ago with Deakins' Comic Opera Con.
paDy. In which Commodore mt. flo.
urei a. the biggest man, recently m.
with the misfortune of being robbed of
a number of jewels ard sou geniers
upon which he set great value. Two
OF the decorations which the Colonel
wore he received from the French mill.
tary authorities while in Crime.-oue
(the gold cross studded with Jewels in
1854. the other for gallant conduc. a.
the storming of Redan in 1855. Tn.
hrst was conferred by Marshal ST.
Arnard In person, and the second bv
the General afterward in command Of
the French forces.
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An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and If you lead
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world. it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you OF
Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia. with
all it's miserable effects. such as sick
headache. paIpitstion of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual cositiyeness. dizziness
of the head. nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sale now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and
not a druggist but will tell you of its
wonderful cures. You can buy Sample
Bottle for ten cents. Three doses will
relieve you.
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STILL AT THE FoRE.-By his card in
another column it will be seen tina.
squire Jauicke mas been re elected jus.
tice of the Peace in Snoqualmie Pre-
cinct. The interests of Falls City and
snoqualmie will be safe as long as his
honor retains the reins Of power. He
Will keep his weather-eye peeled on the
movements Of Russia in Bulgaria aud
the Vaccinations Of Great Britain in
the direction of Afghsnistan. and will
see that 10 harm comes to his bailiwick
from those international com plica,ions.
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lIILT Il7ELLIGBNCER.
,.nr,day. Nov. IA. 1878

- TIE SANDWICH lsLANns'-A
INV. litter from au old Pu9e' sound
f, .'s,ishes a, few facts G e, ming II.
l' ;.n of the Island of Hiwaii- Ih-
'pa ...tes that a number OF new
s's' .:,,. are being started in the
fK.u The large new planta.
disf'cs' richardson and Macy is we'll
30 :, they will put up a large
sSas he Spring to grind their fall
~ y p .s & Lisson. have lost another
sor .sr which they got from the
tsos She made but one trip before
~, s.s.. However, they mean bnsi-
h md have since bought another.
=. !. nov constantly employed car
sln' lumber. "By the way" says
liter. .'do you notice the large in
2 # your exports of lumber to this
.ncs the treaty took effect? We
\, .oon have full cargo Of lumber
~ hare for the company of which
!, ~, = member, to build fiume from
:, =, md waters in the mountains to our
= psis twelve miles distant. This lnm-
:, " mi probably come from Gamble.
y. Y ,iII be good opportunity to send
- IN some produce, say 100 sacks Of
.s.tos,. 50 of oats. 20 boxes Of apples,
RI = much salmon as you can afford
!. Ill here for $ll per barrel. All the
.s.,s must be OF good quality" Things
]. the.old district have changed great
!, within the past six years. Then
H., we're but few acres Of cane
-, s,ovins there, and now there are over
=, thousand acres Of fine looking cane
rosing. Lands that then leased a.
-, low figures. now are three stories
III in price. Some cane has been
rsyn in this district the past summer
M vent over eight tons to the acre;
q these were exceptions. The district
=, been suffering within the last few
.ouths for rain. There has been loss
~ Leaf 100, 900 head Of cattle, and
myes, mules and jacks have been lost
,i!hout number. But things have very
ssently changed, and we are having
/ the rain We need. The labor ques-
on is now what troubles US. l do not
DOW of q single person in the can
usnsss that has half help enough.
srel up some Of those heather Chi
" and send them here; they will b.
good demand.
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aIss--|isa iss-aIIi---7Ilsi-4---l4l=ss-s-
A CARD.

SEATTLE, Nov. 18th, 1878.
To THE LEGAL VOTERS OF SNooALMIE :
.tellon Citizens: the official returns
show that you again have elected me
for the responsible Office of Justice of
the Peace. aud hereby return my
danks to all Of you. have made my
returns to the proper Officials. and in
the future the laws Of our Code shall
DO faithfully executed whenever called
upon. the Platform my Son stuck up
at the Schoolhouse in the morning on
the fifth Of November. will stand by.
expressed there the true Principles Of
"Democrscie." in Republic the ma
iority If the People is ruling; but that
Majority has TO right to trample upon
the rights of the Minority. it is for
the Precinct Officers To come to the
front on all occasions, more especially
when the interests of the community
is IN danger: Socially aud educational the
Peace Officers should set our children
whit THERE families q good example
and take the lead OH all occasions. i
am glad that my Neighbors in "rolt"
have elected a complete Set of Pre-
cinct officers. hope these Gentlemen
will all Qualify. iex,end to them my
hand of friendship. nv lawbooks and
legal blsnks shall be at their command
at any tune. Mr. Moore thinks that
he ran hold over; We will show him
and his constituents that an old veteran
is not going to run so quick for hun
dr-d days man. have referred this
e. Governor Ferry he will teach us
both wha, the law says ia this paisic
ular. Your Ohedient Servant
j. G. JaNIcKg.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

APPLES. Messrs. Levy Bros. adver-
y not 1000 bushels Of apples to use
. '0elr works in this city in the manu- .
ee!ure Of their popular sweet cider.
- tan mannfactory affords large mar
~ Ior our surplus home product of
;;ppaes and will be appreciated by our
s9efs and community in general. es-
saaiiy on that account. Messrs. Levy
~ nave large orders for their cider
80 .s:usd' and an increasing demand. and
AZ ". axe ell the good cider apples that
G 0n get. So gentlemen of the
saatfy. hurry them up.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

RARE CHANCE FOR Bust NESS
Pinkhsm s SAKE, proprictors of the
large clothing establishment. on the
corner CT Commercial and Washington
streets. have concluded to retire from
busindss on account of i'll health, and
they offer their entire stock and fixtures
to any parties who desire to en-
gage in first class business, at grea.
bargain. Their store is situsted in one
CT the best locations in Seattle. ard the
firm are doing good, steady business.
Any one can get the whole stock, fig
tares and business on the easiest and
NEST liberal terms by calling at the
store, or corresponding with the firm.
oct30d&wtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

The CoGGAS MURDERERs.-In all
probability the red devils who muir
dered Geo. Coggan. of this city. will lie
dealt out justice as they deserve From
recent reports we learn that six Indians
have been found guilty of murder in
the first degree at Pendleton. and that
AL Bunker identified Poe, the one who
shot him. and White Owl, one of the
murderers Of Coggan.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

NEW Observation-Disclosures RELY, an
experienced caterer. has opeaed neat
little restaurant on Commercial street,
opposite the store Of w. A. Jennings
He Intends to keep first class house.
aud desires a fair share Of the public
patronage See his advertisement.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

INJURED. - Frank Rixby. recently
proprietor Of saloon ON Mill street,
we'll known in this city, met with q
painful accident in Portland a week or
so ago by falling from a high platform
to the ground below. He was taken to
u hospital there. where he is suffering
severely from his wounds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

ABOUT LOADED The schr. Premier
will finish her load ef lumber at Coll
mans this morning or omorrow fore
noon. 1t is her intention to take four
hundred thousand feet. bnt her load
may fall little short of this amount.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

AT BLAKELY.-Ths barks Fannie
Skolfeld and II. X. Ham are loading
lumber at Port Blakely. and the schr.
La Gironde is receiving her deck load
and will sail from the same port in q
few days.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

IS THE Coal TRADE old Gus
sic Telfair, for many years on the route
between Portland and San Francisco,
in tho freight and passenger trade. is
now in the coal trade, and sailed from
Coos Bay on the 9th with = load Of coal
for San Francisco. q.
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oAPf. BuRNEs has received the ap-
.aent from the managers of the
VIE Coal Company as superinten-
~ g the coal wharf at this city. Mr..
1870 who is acting in the three capa :
q book keeper. general superin.
s and wharfngcr. las altogether
!. = Iucn Tor any one man to attend to.
Nsps burnes will take charge If the
= department. January lst, 1879.
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. fAIRlNG.-There never before in
history Of Seattle were so many
terminating here as at
aud never before so many
~ gong repairs. The Phantom
-: s''lo areunder repairs at Naticn's
mop; the Dispatch and Ander-
Milliamson's; the Zephyr at
Esonds 8. while the CLehalis lies
and clone at Maddox wharf.
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THANKs.--Mr. Sam'l Levy will please
accept the thanks Of the attaches of
the INTELLIGENCER for .bountiful
supply of pure fresh cider. 1t was A !.
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~ Union mea,;nc ,,aor .ha Al;

= Union meeting. under the d.
O the Y. NJ. e. A., is continued
9. m the Congregational Church.
Horton will conduct the meet
~ hev. 81. w. Stratton will
- % g the subject. How to Reach
len" Much interest il being
u g the meetings. and the young
nfgently invited to be present.
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THE CELILo.- This handy little
steamer. belonging to the Milton Mill
Company, is being repaired and placed
in first class order for winter use. She
is now at the machine shop of John
Nation, where she will have outside
condensers put along her sides. She
will again be ready fer use in tee
DAYS.
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On THE WAys.-The Zephyr is now
on Hammond's ways, where she will
remain until ready to again resume her
route between this city aud Olympia.
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E Charley Keil. Of the Saddle
Rock Restaurant, Commercial street. is
constantly receiving the largest and I'm
est favored oysters ever offered Tor sale
in this city. Orders from distance
prom tly filled in every style.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

tS- THE Fountain Beer Hall. Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in tho city.
All kind, of Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine TO one o'clock
every day; s,s,. fine lunches to order.
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OWNERS of cows and calves will 10
we'll to read Chief Minicks adj in this
mornings issue.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
o. CIDESr1L. HOTFl

o. cIDESrAL HOTEL.
vii Wright. Tacoma Peter rbompso, do
VI L1ushiin. Stan woodF Burnes. co
= ai y Marion, TulaiipP Adams wife. vic's
eehe. White siver Chase. Portland
ii Webster. Pt Town c Bi,kesi.e.
\, Fl W Snow, sF
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hote! from the steamboat
landing; is IRE proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city, at only
81 CO per day.
VIM. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. II. G.
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CALL on J. 4. McPHEE for Cigars.
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. he keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied o. either wholesale or retail.
Stand in $. kenny merchant tailoring
establishment. Commercial street. Sc
attic, W. T. myl7 diff
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SHERMAN HYDE S Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
E.iey aud STANDARD Organs. For Sheet
Music ard Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE & CO.,
aug3l-d&wiy Fan Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

To PARTIES. w H. Davis offers the
use of MS Marcy's Scioptieon to those
wishing to give parties or sociables dur.
ing the winter season, at reasonable
terms. Address
n6-2w ". Fl DAVIS.
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FRESH OYSTERS served a. the Mai
son Doree from this date.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL


NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
Clifford, Snohomis JvMo.snan olvrn;,
T. l. Roe, Sem,sh, JNB,vlin A.,
Fargssou, Lowell u # Ete 70
Soe' ID Berry, San Antonio
a''afnS. s4uas kshier p Blake v
sno sur, do WI Nelson, st ck;on
~ oiien. White River c Fitzpatrick, Port
Miss Annie wsirsF Townsend
ID welcome. n Z ID wier. Newcastle.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
4 Davies Burns. Port Gamble
David Nichols, do Jno smith do
IA i~oreIi. vic q chd, do VIM Doty. California
5phn De npsey. do Geo Collar do
Vim fslor, Fall City Jas hus,on. Ohio
J" Squires Olympia Jno Peterson, do
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SIC SEMPER SALERATUs.-N oswith-
standing tho excitement about the adj.
mission of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still hits the bulls eye every
time. Dennis Kearney ts the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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Wharf street, Victoria. II. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
TIE Pennsylvania CANVASS.

The confidence of the Republicans rises as
election day approaches There is an increased stead
ness and activity all along their line Of battle.
The Democrats have sent a Macedonian cry
20 Governor Colquitt OF GeOrgia TO come up and help
them He foresees their inevitable defeat and politely
declines the invitation.
There are vague hints that the effort to rally
the Methodiss 70 the support OF Dill the ground %"
ne is the son OF Of that denomination oO'
not pan out as well as II was expected TO-
The boiling Democratic cOnferees IN he
XIth District have nominated c. b. Bockway for con
ress aud the fight between him and KOtz Is expeetea
10 be bitter Two weeks will end the agony nov"
ever
There doesn't seem TO be any great anxiety
among the Democrats draft Senator Bayard into INC
canvass. His hardmoney principles are OF too uncou'
promising character to please such sraddlers as VA
lace and Randall
The people cont spring with much alacriV
20 the task OF eleoting for Governor man whom teI
don't want in order gratlfy another mans prvase
malice. A Philadelphia editor Is finding 1t OUT ana 10
begins TO show signs OF diseOuragemenE
The Republicans are calculating upon q iun
vote and a majority OF $4,000 In Philadelphia. bvh
probably be larger than thG but should 1t 60 no hoe
there ia little possibility that the rest Of the staIe can
overcome thai majority. II Ia more hkeU 70 70 ~
creased.
Dimmick, the malodorous candidate OF inc
Democrats for Congress thu XVIII District. Is Wbip
pIng some Of rebeIOus party papers into line one
or two Journals that refused put up his nAme hsse
been influenced TO support him. A Democratic eoito.
always champions candidate more energehealy A's'
having had kick At him.
With the exception Of few districts, where
the Greenback candidates have been Endorsed oy oD
organizations, the Congressional vote viii De pe.S
accurate test Of the strength Of the NatOnASs parry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21

sound on that point as on the others There Il or
tremey little hope for fair election in any napt -
the South this year. The budozer is abroad ave., "
where. and Is having bis own way. The sonfg.
Carolina plan Of conquering by show of force 4
the one IN operation generally, and 1T win snceeaS
unless something unlocked for shall interfere =,
check it and give the negroes chance TO vote - -
they wish. ~
DemOcra ic journal in Richmond publishes
complaint from reader, who has been unable TO fnd
in its columns any information about the cipbs,
dispatches He wishes to know what all this row =
about. The editor pretends to enlighten him bv
giving a hall-column summary of THE TmBUN,Ss
revelation II is mild array as thus presented
and the inquisitve reader is likely to wonder WIN
so many denials have been made of so slight mat
ter. Yet it must be said that this editor is ere,,
exception since the majority of his colleagues pub
lish nothing but the denlals and the absurd false.
hoods which are started to offset the disclosures
There is nothing for the curious Democrat WHO
wishes TO tor himself and form his own iud0.
ment to do hut to buy TRIBUNE EXTRA cOntaiuins
The whole story. He will then discover several
things which his guevousy- 0rganist has NOT
been able to communicate TO ann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
5r0tt 10 AouernsemenIs

AMUSEMENT 81 -00r-5th and 6th columns ,,-,
IANkI>G Hos s.u BAAREBk-Ih Fd0e-OlA oO'"'ii"
HANKRUrI ArlI.. ---th fd0e-5tu column
l.ALi. $50 r-t 5d G9e-iih column
-INfss E.fI.l.-..t. POsf-lst column
4 orPuHATtOs Som. Sc fdge-4th column.
COUNTl.i t3 .f.-lt lGge-4tu column.
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.tyiItNf, N.-..Er.-.H t.rt-Oth Coluul'..
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EXCIu-Io..-e.t I4rf-6. COUNT 80, -,
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FUKNliCl:f-..H RAGS column
r4Nhs. .tl-."th |l... column.
3rATts AZ. Lr.Uri.-. 6M FdOc-Jth column.
HOTEIS-.iG flYs-- p. .sittmn. 49,,
HtV.rs Aru raUu- WANTED IN P0de -Oih coluui"'
tCl DREAn- gA t...r-5iO column.
IXsrEUCyf.a.. Ea. l.G.e--Is.. % and I'd Columns
Law ,Cuo,.fa.. sd f.. Sd rU umu.
LICrUE.s As. H.- -NGs-3d P1qe-bh co!uDn'
Lon AM frutH. ea Ptge-5ih co. umn'
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NV Prqf 4. ATOMS 81 pd0e--lst column.
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