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SATURDAY. the Pam DaY ofIuna. laza.

commencing at 10 O'clock a. ", the following
described property, tO.Wll trGcI or parcel Of land
situated 10 0hlS county, West vIRInli, on thl
yAlers q Short Creek, commencing Al stake 10 The
1S0S: we, taelSe so9 as east 70 9olOo pole, 70
!ssSco south S3S' sast 7..lo1 poles 10 stake,
thence south SO vst q Gs.l01 poles 10 stake,
thence south 20 wes. 70 9s-lo9 poles 70 IlOn0,
thence SOGth ~, east II H.iO0 poles 10 st0us,
thence south AZ vest 9 poles TO buttsTuut tire,
thence north 81, east 2U poles 10 stake, thence
north %" east u S6.lO0 poles 70 the place Of BEGIN.
Mus containing ~ AcEEs, one rood and lhFeo poles
more or less being the same property that james G
Pearson aud Florence Y. Peagson conveyed 10 Vim. r.
Chaplinr and Emily h. ChaplIne, BY led dated thO
Soth y March, 1871 and recorded In the Clerks Office
Of sad county Ia deed book No, S. pages I6i and i62
TEAMS OF SALE-0ne-th I'd cash, the residue In m
and twelve months from date Of Sa the purchaser 70
give bis notes. bearing interest from das for the d.
terTed payments, and 70 give deed Of trust on the
property 70 secure their payment. Title & belaved
% % good but selling a trustee will only convey such
title q Is vealed IN me.
ny2dnAw I'D, EWING, Trustee.
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GovERSWESTs-Steady.
unlseL stAten O. OF 1881,
NeW ...--10S
New -Four hnd
neW Four9
currency
RAILROAD BoNns-Firm. No sales Of c. C.
\ ]. q. issues to-day.
STATE Roxps-Dull.
STOCKS Speculation was firm at the open.
ing and prices adyanced <aN, the latter for
Michigan Central Subsequently, this stock
became weak and fell off per cent, the gen.
eral list losing portion Of the early improve.
ment, During the afternoon the market de.
veloped considerable strength, particularly for
coal and granger stocks, and an improvement
Of hal% from the lowest point was estab.
lished, which was generally maintained TO the
close, except for trunk line shares, which were
depressed and reacted 9Sal. Nashville, Chatta.
nooga and ST. Louis rose from 40N to 428.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, oil
which 5000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
10000 Northwestern common, 1900 preferred
II, 900 St Paul common, GOO preferred 7,6Ot
Lackawanna, a. 100 New jersey Central, LOCO
Michigan Central, 1000 Union Pacific, 260C
81. Joseph, $500 Western Union, 1000 Lou
isyille &Easville, 1000 Kansas City& North
ern, l,l00 Nashville. Chattanooga d st. Louli
nd | 600 Kansas & Texas
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WEDNESDAY, THE 10 DAY OF july, ls79,

WEDNESDAY, THE 40 DAY OF JULY, 1879,
Al 10 o'clock A. W. the following real estate to-vit:
Loh and in square " lots ., o. 10, II, H. H.
and north halt Of lots and H. In square W and oti
6 rs, o. and north half Of lott 10 square Isl ali ID
Bakers addition 10 the City 81 Wheeling, aud II bc
sold by the la aud traeons Of loti3 and22 situated
on the southeast corner Of NuOt enih formerly Lind.
seyl street aud MeCIllOch formerly SeVeuthl street
having Ia the aggregate trout on Nineteenth street
40 feet and running With MeCollOCh street 100 feet
toward Wheeling creek, excepting therelrom the
middle fraction o. the north fraction Of ot al being
70 feet front on Eneh enth street. and running iSc
u right angles With aid Nineteenth street no feet
The above fractions Of lots q and p intended 10 Ge
sold bare frontage Of 20 feet more or les on Nine
teenth street and running back at right angles 10 aid
street 100 feet more or less They are 10 BE- sold tO-
gether and have frame dwelling house on them,
TRRMS OF SALE-0nethlrd Of the purchase money
or so much more ~ the purchaser may elect 70 ply,
eaSh In hand; one.hird 10 d. month"; and one-thIr IN
twelve months, With seeurity and bearing interest.
let1p Special Commissioner,
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Cincinnati HOE Market.

CINCINNATI, June l8.-Hoes-Dull; com.
mon s. 0OaS IS; light 8 60aS IS; packing s. 50
aS o.; butchers s. 05a400. Receipts /, S3S head
shipments 1888 head
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PrrTsEussH, June lG-PEFEaLEuM-Orude
S3ic at Park0r's for Shipment refined weak
and lower al GJGa7c for Philadelphia delivery
OIL Cry, June 10.-pErRoLEuM-The mar
ket opened active with sales at 03Xc; declined
to OSMc; advanced to 64%c; declined and
closed at 8SAc. Shipments 5000 barrels, ay
eraglnns 81, 900 barrels. Transactions SS5 ,OO(
LONDON, June e.-PnRolErx--spirts N
a7Ad.
ANTWERP. June 16-PErRoLEux-2Od.
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Auu AtehAuH why u N Nhtleu betneSuN.
] called the Spring Bethesda because the
Lord was merciful to me In leading me to the
healing fOunt
The wOrl Bethesda signifies the h1use OF
mercy, and was the name Of the pool ut Jeru.
salem, which had five pOrticos piazz4s or GOV.
cred walks around it-JOhn s. 9, and 4Y.
The generality Of expositors think 1t had
this name from the great goodness OF G, d
manifested 10 his people in bestOwiug healing
virtues upon its waters. 1t was ut this pool
thnt Jesus directed blind man to wash for
tue recovery Of his SIght.-John and I.
The five pOtcles mentioned by the EvRnge.
list, John o, 2and 1, are supposed to have been
I'VE apartments for the accommodation OF the
multitude that came to the pool 10 be cured
Ofthelr bodily diseases. In these pOrches
says the Evangelist, lny great many OF i'm.
potent people, blind, halt and Yitberpd, wait.
ing for the moving OF the waters, for ai angel
went down ut u certain season into the pool
and troubled the water. Whosoever the first
after the troubling OF the waters stepped in
was made whole Of whatever disease hehad.
Tho modern pool OF Bethesda Is about the
same dimensions Of the ancient pool. The
five springs encircling the pool OF BETH sda
represent the five porticOs or COZ cred walks
all of which will be covered by and by. OF
those springs so far We find but one curative.
What those curative prop rites are seems to
be beyond the comprehension Of all scientists.
| being the first one to drink OF the modern
Bethesda, was healed OF an incurabe disease,
diabetes, one that baflicd the skill Of the most
scientific men ut home and abroad. But the
angel Of health constantly troubles these
waters, and every week develops remarkable
cures. Col. RICHARD DUNBAR.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
TOCEDIJ ETENTTSc
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/ T4iasleayiny coldnnbua Al !. 10 P. n nnd al.
rI daily. Through Chicago express Leave Columb,s
aa except Sunday, n SO b. H., With Ileeping cST
1ntaShed, arriving In Chicago al 100 next moFninT.
Mstas an BE- secured in advance At Union Depoi
a, FollmAns Palace Drawing Room sIeepIng Can
tniougn Slthout change from StSb0nyillo md toum.
HSs % Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81
For through Tlcketu Baggage Check,, slespIus Chr
nm modad9ns and any further Information, apply
g JUs. ~. BELLEV1ELE, Ticket Agent a Fan
HAnd!e Depot foot Of Eleventh street. OF a CITY
ueketOmoe, under MeLnrO House, Wheeling,
D. W. CALDWELL
=, Gsnl Manager, colunbua, o.
o,n Gsa,l suPt. PittsbuTh, Pp.
at, Gsn'l Paas. and Ticket Agent Columbus, O.
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steam % 42jlaB IS. Buttet--Quiet and un.
changed; western 7At8C. Cheese-Dull; west
ern SI<a6kc. Whisky-pull at 81 0ial 07c
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Gle GtteLLigensaE
HOT SPRINGS


Letter from q wheeling Man-.'The SiEIit,
and scenes Among the InvalIdS-t'",',
petition Among the Hotels AMI BBHF'i
Ing II0uses-GeneFaI ItelIy'a TOWn OH
Ihe Mountnln -C0HEldCnce GnInes-
Fellow Who Tried Il on the Wrong
Mana Lonely Woman ON its Noun
tain and Her Daughter.
Hor SPmNos, ARK, June, 1870,
Editors InitliIgeneVr.
AS some things have changed here with
In the past year. aud as some OF your
many readers may be in the notion Of TAX.
Ing a trip out TO the wllds Of Arkansas for
health or pleasure, | thought that a few
observations, taken during the six weeks
Of my sojourn here, might be Of interest
to them, and perhaps save them some
money.
TUX HOTELS.
The hotels here run In the following or.
der; The Arlington is the largest and Is
very fine building, and ia well furnished
and well kept. The prices are fourteen
and twenty-five dollars per week, the dit.
ference being in the choice OF rooms, as
all fare the sumo at the table. Next in or.
der comes the Grand Central, which,
though not so finein Its outside appear.
ance us the Arlington, yet is considered
good enough for any one, and 10 doubt is.
The rates ute ten to seventeen dollars ner
week. Then there Is, in order, the Ave.
nue. Hotel, the best situated, in the north
end Of the valley for health Of location.
Then the Waverly, also very nice place.
Then the Hotel Parker, kept by Stephens
& Booth, both river captains, and doing
rushing big business. So much so that
they, in addition to their own house, have |
large number Of rooms in other buildings
occupied by their GUSTS. So that you see |
our Wheeling man is in favor here as
elsewhere We then go up the valley and
turn TO the right and also to the left
and find hotels and boarding houses
enough to shelter all the Inhabitants OF
small State. Then We come down the
valley below where last years fire was,
and all along the route you find hotels and
private boarding houses. Then turn East
and then West and you find that almost
every mouse anu cabin either wants to
board and lodge you or rent you room.
So that we have here the grand and costly
hotel at twenty.one dollars per week,
where our townsman Gen. Kelly and fam.
lily put up, down TO the hotel where they
promise you much and give you very
little that is good, for four dollars per
week. This last is cheap in price and
from what | can learn Is very cheap in
quality. So that the only way for per.
son to do who does not wish to pay his
money simply for show and yet wants
10 be comfortable and have all the real
wants Of nature well provided for, is to
select from the many good houses which
offer you all that any person can in rea
son ask at the reasonable rates OF from
seven to ten dollars per week, and just as
good can be had at seven as ten, rs the
difference is in imagination and not in re.
ality,
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TRUsTEE'S SALE

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by J. ". Chap.
line aud Emily r. Chapln0 TO Inc, u iTultGo, dated
the I'd day Of February, 1875 and recorded 10 the he.
eoldSts office 81 Ohio county, West vTgiuia 10 deed
q q trust s9sE No PSsss S9 and SsI VIII sell at
West Virginia. ON 49, - f'
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10 ChAncefy.
vs..
Thomas g, Britt eta

BY virtue Of a. decree Of HE Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, made In the above cause on the IlIh DAY
Of April 1872 will offer at public sale al the front
doorot the Court House Of Ohio County, In the City
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Desirable Dwelling Houses.

In pursuance Of degree made by the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling on the2 th day o. April, 1879, 10
the eauID in chan6ry 10 said Court pending wherein
the Central Building Association No L. complainant
and John Nolan and Others defendautS the under
aligned Special Commissioners named In said decree,
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NV foRE, June 8.-MoSEY-Market easy
at SaSX per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3 4a5 per cent Sterling Exchange Bankers
billsdulla at 81 SIX. Sight Exchange on New
York 81 S9X.
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A visit to what is called Kelley flown,
which is on the South side OF Hot Spring
Mountain, is, indeed, a novelty and a
strange sight. Here are collected all those
who are not able tn pay their way, and all
manner Of disease is here represented,
from the poor, helpless epileptic, who has
got here no one can tell how, to the hurley
roughs who are suffering from the errors
OF their way. Aud truly there are many
very pitiful objects that meet your eye as
you pass along the shanties that have
been built partly by the charity Of visit
ors, and partly by tho ipYalids themselves.
To-day, in passing along these dwellings,
our party observed poor young man
stretched out under the trees on . very
old, dirty mattress. On inquiry we found
that he was suffering from the effects Of
being burned at one Of the Chicago fires.
some time ago, and had by some means
made his way to this place in hope OF be.
ing healed. But think he will ere long be
numbered with those whose troubles are
over. a collection was taken up for his
assistance, and We left him hoping against
hope that he might rsgain bis lost health
Many OF those who are able saw wood OF
do any odd job they can get, and get along
very well. And as General Kelley has
provided forthem two nice baths in which
eight or ten can battle at the same time
close to theiF own residences, they can
and do keep very GieSn, and the people
oil appear to be willing to leiB them
along. So that things are not as bad With
them rs might be supposed.
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oouRT aALEa.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Ia the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
John 7. Thompson aud George Ilbberd doing btsi.
ness under the trm name Of
Thompson 4 liibberd
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tu.t, q iAo Nhtes tu tai. sod ao~i
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d. vas uvwiuaial ~ ~VfvtAN .t thc
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NAs appointed q Issiic, 4 thv ~uprr,u,
Court ~ Mh.aeyhusytis See lNte Nnt
~Ns Attogpy, General 4 the Waited
states in the yAiiuvt - fvfstjru ~
iirrcc. frrm Msr,h isSa to Marh tsA'
Tie so uu, 1T the thrvo lAsNcfs 49,.
puin,ei ~ rssidrnt Grant :" siuv sis
the in,"rr.,s and rtghts - the Amort.
can people t~forv the iuhunai ~ sfbi'
TRAITORS "a b. ne, in Geneva. W. iE't fot
th. ..ttt.n.tt "A Al. Al.N.Vta Yl.lUts
Ia ir's h. Wa appointed Mn's,ot "a
Spain. IA suo.ecd teen Si,Alos. and
subsequently rrsiRnoj ~. has to"n
an honorable aud hououHR htr, and he
passes asa, IN hi' old Ngv crowned
With laurols. ~ Tar ~ puumineR'e do
rrg \ long lie IL C~onc-fuei
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Oas,v Winter sts,i.tie..

Europe \, oVtd'utlN Ia. a. nur "ph,l
osupcs aud olrfA,s' hA,. tore,arbcsi
~. ioJ ouo If hct vpld winters In ,his
year 1879 that u cominY ,n With 10
Christina to iAil ou = Thursday ~
the Nusgrs there seems tn bs = proriso
rcp.tiiiun ~ the -c.ncs 30 nyidly do.
pirtrd ", trckmsnn tht,riAn ln 10
tunscttt. a. marking the Terrible sea.
snn ~ which tho fragments II ,hc Grand
ArmN struggled hom.vArd frnm Moe.
cos. and England has nu, known such
y snow fall Tor n generation ~ has los,
dcsc"ndri upon bet this fact hAs an
especial interest in Wow ~ some Iue-f
statistics Ndduo"i not luug agu 10y 4
writer Ia Gartsurg's CbFuH,sis. shu
laid " down "a = raj. that "Auy yor,
hsri ~intrr II likely in uecur either fpttS'
opc years or eighty y"sts later Ere
ciscly What ,hi. p"riust MAY euinrid.
with IN nature the writer did net. per,
hsps could nus explain, that may b'
left fur the invesiigstpr, ~ho have laid
down the rule IL tho connection ~ sun
spots with commercial psnics and In.
dian famincs. Il IL certain. bovoyvt,
that be brought Ia back him u ,"rN
large number ~ cpinrid"nts, thus tn,
hard winter II i6Na NJ iuliosri eight,
years later by tb. hard winter ~ i3Ca
Al the same Interval from the bard
wiutcfs ~ i7us. 1910 aud 1879 rams
,hose - l;ss, 1896 and 1919 the thru.
successive winters 81 l1ra. 1854 an,
Has fall un der 10" forty 0ue wears
rylr. Tho winter ~ 1854 was var,
severe. 80 was that ~ 1870. while tina
II 1885 was unususlly mild tho baf,
winters - tsls. ish5. 1862 l-yo, iHs0
aud ls6b all followed upon hard win
tiers Occurring either forty or eight
years previously. and ~. writer Ia ,h'
0aVdSnsrs chrgaioie said that, rslyinl
on this rule. he predicted the c"l'
weather ~ iS67 and 1875 ARalns, tbl
winter ~ 1873 . are both chances. sino
IN. winter ~ i7p- 2 was very cold. an
A. .as ihsi - 1885, =
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Almond Caliarr In ,~anrsraVs.

saa Ffsnc.tso Hahfiia
The soil along The AlAmoda crg-k and
near Miles, " -nn,cNh hat tri~t that that
near ssu %IeIrcnto. ahi IA, prevailing
Wind. arr not "a s,rsns Every alnond
orchard In that vicinity has been y u
usncial success ~ a tcN example, Will
show.
A, ~ the orchard rsScr. about -
acres. and y nov Arrd7 It, nr,i heavy
Crrp was Ia 1879, when the gross ~.
ccipts werc sioc per acrc.ut shich ovct
90 per crn,um Wa clear profit In 10;
the crop was larger. hut the price was
lower. 50 the prof, remained about the
same. And the Baker orchard, ~ 81
acre.. all young tr.cs ju,t coming intu
bearing. yielded 3 tons las, year. which
wvr. sold nj | 6conts. Another orchard
u less than : ACRES gave, as gross ~.
ceipts. sl.gpN last year In all these
eases. IN. expenses II gathering. clean.
ING aud sacking has been brought "a
the lowest figure by the Use II labor.
saving machinery At pr-scn, \ crnis
per pound will amply cover these ~
pcnscs, and under favorable circums,an
ccs ? cents will do H.
Gathering oi the almonds 10 usually
paid for by the pound. or under c,n
tract A simple aud cheap machine.
consisting II rollers aud a cuncaVc. Il
used for the hulling three mon will,
with this machine. hull over three ton.
Ia u day. or abou, what 80 men gather.
this hulling machine leaves the broker
husks mingled with the almonds, whict
arr often picked ont 10y hand, tut, 10y
the use ~ u large sieve. about lpn lbs
| can h" separated per hour A sitting
machine has been used lay some. which
will clear about \ ton per day In thos'
ways the former heavy expenses attend
ing almond culture ARE done away with
aud wherever the almond tree will grow
and bear. We may bc sure tina, IL Is
profitable.
We have admitted tina, the almond !,
capricious. and does hes, on rather Dir,
soil, not too much exposed Ia winds
Last year ns77), white the frui, croI
was unusually light. the almond croI
wherever heard from was very large
The land which is best 10 pears. cher
ric- and currants. Is no, suitable for nj
| monis.
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4 W ord 10 Mothers.

NJ Mar Kyle Dana.
American mothers may boast, IL they
choose. that their daughters are ore
prudent, more utterly Arrsyei In virgin
modesty. than the girls II any other
nation even though they leave them
unchaperoned, while foreign mothers
hover about their broods rs 4 hen does
over her chicks when The hawk II near
but ! greatly fear they are mistaken.
There IL about many q young American
girl Of to-day an air tina, does not. In
my opinion, add 10 their attractions.
They know everything, these girls,
nor do they blush over their knowledge
They manage, quite cleveriy sometimes,
all their own love affairs. hiding them
from the ''old folk" They have their
plans and their arrangements for which
they do not ask permission. They 90
out alone with gentlemen 10 parties, or
places 81 amusement aud let them
selves in with the latch key when they
return. What do the parents know
about the beau. u the evening" The
customs u the country have Dot been
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! chanccd to walk to-day. 9th Novem.
bcT, through the gallery II the Liver.
pol Museum, In which the good sense
and zeal VI Mr.. Gsity have already. in
beautiful order. arranged the Egyptian
antiquities. but have not yet prevailed
far enough To group, In like mALner.
the scattered Byzantine and Italian
worries atov.. Dut ~ which collection.
every way valuable, two primarily In
portani pieces. IL seems la me. may be-
recommended for accurate juxtspOsi
ton. bringing then for us into the brief.
est compass An extensive story 81 he
arts Of mankind. The first I. an image
of ST John the Baptist. carved In the
eleventh century; being then conceived
by the image maker ~ dcc.ntly cover.
ed by his raiment - camcl's hair; bear
ing a gentle aspect, because the herald
~ a gentle Lord; and pointing la his
quit. lrgibly- write message concern
ing the Lamb. which IL that gentle
Lords heraldic symbol. Tho other
carving Ia also Il 81 John the Baptist.
Italian work ~ the sixteenth century.
IL II represented thereby ~ bearing
no aspect, for he IL without his head
wearing no csmel's hair. for he IL with
oui hi-.rAiment; and indicative ~ no
message, for he has none Ia bring
Nov. II these two carvings are ever
put Ia due r~elativ. position, they will
constitute a precise and permanent ART
lecture Ia the museum yi.itauts ~
LiyerP"oi-burg; exhibiting to them In
stApily and In sum. the conditions II
the alteration In the aim. - nrt which,
beginning In the thirteenth century IN
der Siccolo Pisauo. oonsummAtSd itseif
80 years aftsrwArd In Raphael and his
scholars. Sicoolo. hrs, among Italians.
though maiuly In carving the cruelty
Ion. ne, how heavy Christ's bead was
when he bowed t-but how heavy his
body was when people came to take II
down. And the apOtheosls ~ flesh. or,
IN modern scientific terms. the molccu.
lar development ~ flesh. went steadily
on. until nj last. a. we ace In the In
stance before us, IL became really II
small consequence. Ia the artists II tbs
"reminiscences lncarnsdine. whether a
man had hrs head or not, ~ only ,hs,
BIZ. legs we're handsome, and the decsp-
i~tAtiOn, whether ~ 81 John 90 81 Ce-
ella; the massacre II any quantity 81
~innocsnts; the laying. whether 81 Mar
syS or ~. Bartholomew. and the deaths
II might be u LAGOON by his vpers.
IL might be of Adonis by his pig. or ),
might be of Christ by His people. 10.
eame. one and all, simply subi"cs for
anal sis u Muscular modification, and
the vast body 81 srtists accurately.
therefore. little NOR. than . chiurgi-
caliy useless. sect u medical ssn.ieAts.
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aliefui siRcw toss small and
,-~cpie sell Anc~n Ia -seh otAer and
mAfriss~ . thing ycnng taen desired
Iha, alst~ Anr~ far th- '1csufting time
watch ~N. ,h~ SIMPLE ouigro~th ~ pri.
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traditions to hitch theNylug aud cNvt.
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