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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Ho Hbsf relish Hvar was sueasad-shadlnes,
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SHERIFF. sAIEs.
MRS. E,issbsts stysssnan 81 NJ. vs. Thsmas
II Haada

FIFTH DISTINCT COUNT FOR THE PAR
ISM Orleans He 1886 By viftHs 81 writ
OF seizure a1d sale, 70 ms directed by ths hon
orable ths Filth District Court for tbs parish
81 Otis4ns, N ths abgvs entitled cause. pill
pfoeeea 70 sell ~ BEbiie aaetioh. at tbs Msf<
chants and AuetioIfesfs' Exchange RJyaI
stfeet. between Camel end CussgHhouse streets.
In the SeeJnd District Of tfis eity on FRI
DAY, February a. ls7s. at u 1sioek n tbs fol
ltypjnp described prgterty ". oi+-
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sUGAH=Tbs market ~ tgiist and prices are
ts.faly sfeelg, Re<sa,f,fs fssf. hffds, VS. anffas
aurrAIrons rna aoLp.

CDFFEE-Ths demand for Ioeal a9nsHm D.
lion is fair aBd prices aEa 8fm The stock In
dealers hands is small. saaoghtine 10 only s1sf
haua
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A REMARKABLE CURE o. RHEUMArrsM.

CHICAGO ILL.,. Sept. D. 1873.
Dr. F. J. GoUSoD New York:
happy to state in response to inquiry that
entirely we'll having been able for the first
in three years. walk without cruch stick week.
and have been business to-day. Ny had
OF long standing that had lost all OF
ing; but, thanks to your SANDALINEI I we'll man
again II has suffered with rheumatism
every joint their body have for years after
trying everything could hear of Is finally cured
bottles of SANDALINE he should be willing O let Won
refer him. xm very willing, and reman yours truly
ANDREW " STOUT.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CASE.

NEw BEproRD. New. I3 ls7s
DR. Gouvop 4 Co.
has entirely healed up which is the time In
eighteen years 1t doesn't itch waited long
before answering to IL it might relapse.
thought the good be but il true
stand by 1t well MS can leg that
sore. and is strong and good the other
thank you very much for tis l.. T.. STONEFIELD
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TuKsR WERE CURED BY sANpALINE.
Nkw YORK. Oct s. 1873.


DR. GouNop;-
DKAR SiR-Having learned Of your SANDALINE from a
friend who had used it successfully in Europe where he
informed t we'll aud favoraby known fortu
enough be able obtain bottles of il
used il according To directions sending Europe
The result simply Rstonished all friends 1t
cured me. had been pronounced incurabe by the best
ply in this city, aud having, na effort applied
the Professors at the College Clinic heard him tell tho
students Diagnosis clear Brghts disease, third stage
incurabe mad given all hopes. and only took
preparation AS ~ drowning grasps straw. But I
found IL salvation. Eight bottles did the complete
work. You ~ liberty TO refer tn
BRODIE, l35 West 74th st.
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VNTEO, III Doc. mn.
GrxrlswsSf received the third package SANDAiINE
and SASDAITNE LOTION yesterday, and also your
o inquiry. In reply can say that SANDA11NE has
proved itself quick and thorough remedy chs aud
lever IN my family where other remedies had failed and
most heartily recommend IL TO all WIN similarly AZ
nicted I never any thing do we'll . the SAN
DALINE LOTION you directed me apply the liver
on . bsndage. You may publish this letter. Yours
spsctfully. A X SIMMONS
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SANDALINE

has never known fail in nge instance for which
a Is prescribed when used according directions
times been offered large amounts by interested
parties disclose the formula and mode of Manufacture
In that they might this excellent
and sell excessive cost My personal fortune. nher-
tied from wealthy parents OF the richest provinces Of
France has always been amply sufficient to
from being tempted by such overtures, and have
firmly declined them all. determined 10 preserve
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80 wr,r ,sru sr.. Yrw Yosr. Nov. "a 1878

n.
Dss. SR-wth q grateful heart desire say that hav
ing suffered from epilepsy in its form for several
years with seven or eight attacks day and after trying
the physicians in New York. SANDALINE has
entirely cured have had a In over "a year and
feel veil and strong Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM r. TASKER
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NASHUA. n. Il. Nov. 4 lS1H
DIR. T. J. GovSop -

II. j.
DEAR sIR-you may publish my case nov. feel that
the community we'll to yourself Through
want Of experience youth had become a aud
suffered from complete mental and
scal prostration. SANDALlNE cured me, and nov
we'll and strong l. N. TuRO0P.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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BUSINESS oPpoRrUNIrIEs-l41u PAcr-l" and "a
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MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
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NEW PJBLICATIONS-.,rH PAGE-6th col.
PERSONAL-lsr PAGE-lst col .,
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C-4TH PAGE-5th and 9th
pRofsGGisss1oXAL fsGGisss1 SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
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RENTED PAGE-2d and Id coils. -,
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAcE-3d and 4tn
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAcE-4th COL
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-11TH PAGE-3d COL
RESTAU URANTS-4TH PAGE-6th col
REWARDS-1lTH PAGE-3d col.
SALES AT AUCTION-llTH PAGE-4th COL
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-lst and
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SPECIAL NOTICRs-14rn PAGr-2d. Sd and 4th coils;
sPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-14rH PAGk-4th col.
STORAGE-.ip PAGE--6th col.
THE BALL SEASON-l1TH PACE-3d col.
THE LECTURE SEASON-14rH PAGE-6th COL
THE TRADES-l5Tu PAGE-6th col
THE TURF--I4rH PAGf-4th col 49,.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-4th and
rRAvELLERs GUIDE-IIrn PAGE--eth col
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-3D PAGR-Ist and I'd coils.
WANTED TO PURCIASE-ilTH PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES JEWELRY. &C-l5Tm PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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have objection 70 you using my name as sufferer
from and urinary deposits, which had
six years without relief until SANDAIINE aud SANDAL.
me LOTION entirely cured me eve you debt Of
gratitude for II. Ever yours. sincerely,
NJ j. BERGEN
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NEW HAvrN, Sept 30 IS7N
would certify that have been ~ great sufferer from
complication of female disorders several wears and
that DR. t;ounods SANDALINE, used according di
rections, cured me- Mrs. W. L. MASON.
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TIA NECK n. j.. Sept. a. 1879.
Dr. Goupod's SANDALINE and SANDALlNE LOTION
ehecually cared OF painters collie general
lead poisoning contracted my business
have had several attacks before hut had
to a. quick aud thoroughly SANDALINE I
therefore chcerfully recommend IL +. b. HYATT.
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SANDALINE LOTION.
SANDAIaNE LOTION.

The great efficacy OF this preparation for outward
every atested by the cures that wrought
by IT, We're every patient visit me individually and
submit professional treatment could not oner
better prescription.
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SANDAI.INE

In such form all may its benefits slight ex
pense have desire proclaim myself into notoriety.
but my highest ambition Is TO heal the sick and the
paradise Of perfect health to those who
chained the slavery of dsea bodies
old professional friend in recent commune alton.
says:-'I stil continue to use
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SANDALINE

10 the American public with perfect that will
alleviate the pains and eradicate the untold mseres cf
which hitherto resisted the pover of the best
practitioners D to overcome.
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FOR EXTERNAL USE.
SANDALINE LOTION

To effect rapid and thorough in all diseases
Of a cutaneous nature have also prepared
SANDALINE LOTION.
which perfectly safe and pleasant outward application
under all circumstances is the greatest triumph OF
Chemical science known
sANDALINE LOTION.
For general aud Iinnent II Is the best
article made. and for delicious perfume in tho
BATH.
diseases should used according TO prn ted
directions For diseases of the cutice barber Itch falling
out Of the hair aud like symptoms should be used
wash iiniment
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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYsIS

METROPOLITAN LABORATORY. Nxw YORK, Nov. I. 1873
DR.. Gouuod has submitted to specimen of his SAN
DALINE and SANDALINE LOTION, together with full
description of his of preparation havo carefully
and investigated the and find that the
preparations contain mineral other injurious sub
but. the calculated, in iudg
fully the objects for which they in
tended and should hesitate them in private
practice, believing do that they ingenious
and scientific chemical cou,bn alton hitherto unknown
l.. +. ALDRIDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Chemistry and Microscopy NJ. NJ College NJ Y
New YoRK. Nov. 2. 1878
Ihave given DR.. Gounods SANDALINE . fair trial in
private practice and found il represented
of the best dureticS csthartcs and tencs have
ployed. J. v. LANSING, NJ d.
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SANDALINK

pechc remedy for all diseases OF the bladder and kid
news, blood and nervous system.
For debility loss OF memory, indispostion TO or
of breath troubled with thoughts of
disease dness Of vision. pains in the back chest and
head Of blood To tho head pale councnance dry
skin and hot hands
IN these symptoms allowed 20 20 frequently
epileptic fts and follow When The ccnsu
ton affected IL requires the aid Of
medicine 10 strengthen and tonc mp The system.
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SANDALINE

once twice q day, have done FOR years drinking
with IL plenty Of water Ii keeps regular while
tho blood thcnng the kidneys and assist
ing nature In fact like its and Perfume as well
as action the system" offer
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SANDALINE

cfr- srsrr.z aaf----- cf
is uneauaiied BY any remedy known 10 prescribed b,
she most eminent physicians all over tho world
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has cured hundred Thousand Of record in
the cities and hospitals Of Paris London, Vienna. ST.
Pete, sburg Amsterdam Berlin Brussels Rome Madrid
Cons;antnopie and Calcutta, many Of which pro-
utterly incurable by tho medical faculty and had
tbeep given UP TO desth.
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|||::::':I I: !. 1901, :. :. :. J. J. !
II +: +: |: f F + F: i
sANDALlNE
the original Juices Of the sandal tree distilled with the
ns TO BY %
Of patient study and experiment These Juice, are 50
make the mos. ese'paI specific k1owr to
Genital Organs and Nervous system and others resulting
from them while a aoee"pyIng the position Of
thousands Of lives and wrought remarkable
sANDALISE
which excited homage OF fhe natives
such degroc that they amos. disposed to defy
sANDALINE
ess snS sospas 81 Psrs Iondon Vienna ST.
rese' bafg Am:,e,da% Berlin Brusss, | kSme Madrid
nonneed utterly by faculty and had
sAXDALINE
has never been known gle
n y
parties disclose the formula and mode Of mannfaetur
and sell It AZ cost Ny persons, fortune nhe
France has always been amply Sufficient preyens me
sseusS Ss% snd
sANDALINE
In such form that all may benefits at slight ex
s%SisoD 20 Sea the Sick and t
Of psrse h1" 70 S who Of are or
An old Irofcs,ionn fsId In recent communication
sANDALINE
twice day, as have done FOR years drinking
T If *. &
ing nature In fact Ike its taste and perfume. as well
sANDALINE
the American pube With perfect assurance that will
ss psns resisted pi the o ns
/ practitioners to overcome
sANDALIYR
specific remedy for diseases bladder and kid
For debility loss Of memory indi.poson to exerticn or
business shorness Of bresth troubled with thoughts Of
head rush of blood b..S pale and dry
II these symptom. are SLOWED to go very frequently
a'S" s aid u ss
medicine strengthen and tonc mp The system.
sANDALINE
crr- saSrr 4s,-----
ss ~ os: .o
sANDALrNE ELIxrK
BILIOUS ATTACKS,
COATED TONGUE, CosTIvENEsS,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
headache pain IN the shoulders cough dizziness sour
hs.f pain she region Of kdSeys .oa hcS
sand other painful the dyspepsia
sANDALINE ELIXIR
nvrorsses the stomach stimulates the torpid liver bowel.
ana 20 healthy action in the blood Of a
impurities and impsrting life and vgor The
single trial will quite sufficient convince the mos,
hesitatng Of Its valuable remedial propertieA
THE HEALING VIRTUES OF THE SANDAL TREE
have been fcy but science obtained
them except 10 the form OF OIL which deprecated ther
! radical efficiency for medical use
oHAs y ! s,S SsrTrEsros' IT,
II ri .IIS''IE + + "a :. 4
EEEE ~
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SANDALINE,

which excited tho wonder and homage Of fhe natives
degrec that they almost disposed to defy
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SANDALINE.

SANDALINE IS A COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
the original Juices of the sandal tree distilled with the
delicate machinery known TO chemistry by
especially invented and discovered by me after many years
combined with other gentle but powerful vegetable
ponents as mako the efectua specific known
profession for diseases Of the Kidneys Blood Skin
Genital Organs and Nervous system and others resulting
from them While occupying the position of Depart
mental Surgeon and Consulting Physician In India
thousands Of lives and wrought many remarkable
cures With
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headache pain IN the shoulders cough dizziness sour
stonaeh eruptions bad taste In the mouth paint
Of the hear pain in she region Of the kidneys thou
sand other painful the osp OF
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D WEST iiIu 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
PARTED.

We sat alone: your little hand
Lay on the table by my own;
Only Q little hand. and yet
can not. while live. forget
rhs trsmor Of profound regret
when saw now yoar hand had grown
We parted; bat your little hand
Lay ON the table. cold and fslr:
wide Was the scope its numbers -pinneii
Three brightrobed q7eens. serene and biAnu'
Two rampant jseAs. happy band
While had only one small pair.
what grief Was mine AZ one who stare.
FROM come bold "blud's" high-resehins
eros-,
Old" age er~ti on me unaware.
saw the "sllnd" and fell distressed.
stadiied down ~here might watch
The tall red "ehip. sail o1, To " -es.
No" better ther. I eoald not catch
tn. pot Z" thai ne'er came back 10 me.
In vain 1 % raised my voice, alas
nv klndr-d tsll my /" call 10 SO;
No I. ante eome- all loved ones pass.
Aud nsaght but cusrin's len Tor me.
-Haeksg.
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hinai Fns Pfe.s.


The argument probably commenced in
the Custom House and had been dis
cussed for some time; the fat man was
saying as he came down stairs into the
Postoffice corridor:
81 tell you. courtesy exists in the hu.
man heart to-day as much as ever. A
civil request never brings an uneivil
answer"
"well. don't know" mused the
other.
81 do know aud I'm going to prove
il. Ny horse and cutter stand out here.
III get into the cutter and ask some
stranger to please unhiteh the horse for
me and he'n do it. You stand here and
let me convince you"
The fat man got into the cutter,
tucked down the robes, picked up the
lines aud then called out to a pedes-
triau: Say. Colonel, I'm a little ahead
OF time. Won't you please unhiich my
horsel"
Certainly. " replied the man, and he
advanced. pressed on the snap and
walked on. leaving the horse free but
the tie-s,rap still fast to the hitching
post. Tho fat man had to get out To re-
cover Il and his argument seemed to
break in two right there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
A CARSON CLERGYMAN.
Ressarhab Cssdses OF - Rev. mr.,
Dsvss -rhe Br~threa An.sseh.

Rev. Mr.. Davis. says the Reno Gds,ti,.
has recently become the rector Of the
Episcopal Church at Carson. One even
ing. shortly after his arrival. social
WAS given at the church for the purpose
Of giving the members an opportunity
Of becoming acquainted with the new
pastor. Two Of the Oldest aud most
respectable pillars OF the sanctuary en-
tered the pastors study-a cosy little
room, where fire was brightly burning
and found u dozen gentlemen loung-
ing around In easy attitudes and smok-
ing. As Mr.. Davis was known TO be
Western man and liberal. the cigars
didn't shock the brethren much. They
were introduced. aud rather stared at
Mr.. Davis, very unclerical looking
gentleman, with dropping black mus
taehe and q somewhat rakish air.
elm glad you've come among rs.
brother Davis" said one Of the old
gentlemen. politely.
"Thankee. " replied his reverence. AZ.
fably. "It is pretty good layout, i
reckon"
The old man gasped. but managed to
say that he hoped the church would
prosper under his ministrations.
"well." responded the clergyman,
with cheerful confidence. "l'll give the
boys rattle. and do what | can TO drive
In a few gospel stakes. IL II u pretty
good crowd for business 2"
Both the horrihed brethren started
speechle.sly at the pastor. Seeing that
they failed TO comprehend. the reverend
gentleman kindly explained:
"Oh, you don't tumble to the racket :
What mean is. will you church fellows
stand in when peel aud 20 for the sim
ners p
Finally. murmuring something about
being always willing to assist in the
Lords work. the brethren were stagger-
ing out when their new pastor stopped
them with:
"Isnt this rather dusty style OF
treating a fsllowI Can't you Iot out
suthin TO wet ones whistle p
They fed after one scared look at one
another. and were running from the
church. when another brother hailed
them and said he wanted to introduce
them to the new pastor.
"ws've seen him. sroaned one.
"where?"
"In the study, in a cloud Of tobacco
smoke"
Impossible. He's in the vestry,
and q very nice old gentleman be Is"
"And who Is the other Mr.. Davis
the young man in the study" asked the
relieved brethren when they had shaken
hands with wholly acceptable and en-
tirely respectable Nr. Davis.
The good old gentleman ehuekled and
replied:
"My son Sam. doubtlsss-Sam. OF
the Virginia Chronicle.
II Was indeed he-hs with the plate OF
strawberries marx on the stomach.
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HOURS FOR CONSULTATION S-YrOn 10
I'm :. aud from TN .. os By special aDIel.@ p
msnt. UNuh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-12
FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured - no humbug by One
Month's usage OF Dr. GouiArd's CelsbrAied in-
f4llible Fit Powders. To esnvince sufferers
that the-s powders will do all We claim for
them. We will send them by mail. post paid.
Trial bor IA Dr. 0oulard is the only physician
that has ever made this disease = special study,
and .. 10 our knowledge thousands have heen
Permanently Cured by the u-e of thee Pow
dsr-, Ne will guarantee q Permanent Oure In
every case. or Refund yon All money Expended.
All sufferers should CIV. thc-e Powders an early
trial. aud be convinced Of their curative pow.
ere.
tiO.Oo. -eut by msil TO any part Of the United
states cr Canada on receipt VI price. or By ex.
pres, Z. U. ID. Addrr-s.
ASH a. ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton street. brooklyn, MI.
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On the principal cities throughout the United
states, Europe, Japan, China and the last
Indies, the Australian Colonies and New Lee
land, and on Honolulu lHawaii).
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MISCELLANEOUS.

----
sAveIro LEARN HOW TO DO
YOUR IT. READ AND NEED
hAlR.l WHAT FOLLOWS.
sAvE YOUR HAIR.-The laws Of
Health and Longevity demand Il, the customs
Of .ocisi life require Il. The msttsr is OF grssi
importance In every ~ay.
BEAUrIFY YOUR HAIR-i' Is the
.unps..ing erJwn Of slOry. and for the loss OF 1t
there 10 no compensation.
CULTIVATE YOUR uAIR.-rcr By
NO o.h.s means can II be saved and beautined
LYONS
KATHARON,
Discovered thirty.nve years ago By Prof. Lyon
OF Yale. is the most perfect preparation In the
world for prs-erving and beautibing the hair.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-11-20

We gather from the most recent
reports as to the cotton crop that
there will not be any falling off in
Texas, in consequence of the in
creased acreage, and that in South
Carolina and Louisiana there will
be an average yield. In Virginia
and North Carolina there is a de
crease, as compared with last year,
that will average fourteen per cent.
In southern and southwest Georgia
the decrease will reach twenty five
per ce t. The same report might
be made of most of middle Georgia.
In the northern portion of the State
the crop is as good as that of the
previous season, In Alabama the
decrease is estimated from twelve
to fifteen per cent. In Florida there
is no falling off from the figures of
last year, though sea island cotton
has been injured to some extent by
wet weather. Mississippi shows a
large increase, as do Tennessee and
Arkansas. Accepting these reports
as correct, it is evident that the
cotton crop of l879-S0 will be fully
as large if not larger than the crop
Of 1S7S-79. When it is remem-
bered that the price of cotton is
about two cents per pound higher
now than it was last tall, it is appa-
rent how great an improvement has
taken place IN the condition of the
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