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Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
CENTRAL NEWS ITEMS.

The Texas Legislature is again in
extra session.
....Cardinal Caropa Ditraetto, Of
Rome, is dead.
....South Carolina has o turkey COB.
bier that has laid three bout file eggs re-
Gently.
1.-The will of Baron Rothschild dis
poses Of his personality to the amount of
s2,7oo,ooo.
---.Genl. George G. Perkins has been
nominated by the California republicans
for Governor.
1.-THE Legislative Appropriation bill
as passed by Congress last week, has been
signed by the President.
.-..Five prominent officers of Nash
vile, Tenn, have been indicted by the
Grand Jury charged with the Misappro-
priation of pu bile funds.
Weston, tho great American pedes.
trian has just completed his contest for
the championship belt of the world, in
which he made the unprecedented score
Of $50 miles in 141 hours and IS minutes.
1.-The last slave sold in the Confed-
cracy was in 1865, near Rich mond, q
negro man, who was bought for nine
hundred heads of cabbage. The cabbages
at that time were worth S. head.
....Cox, the Alston murderer, and who
was found guilty of manslaughtor and
sentenced to hard labor for life, is Gil
deavoring to get a new trial. 1t is the
general impression that inasmuth as the
killing was done after generalization, he
is very likely to fail in this motion.
PERsoNAL.-Quacks and unprincipled
adventures are flooding the country with
their worthless nostrums for the cure of
Catarrh and other diseases, notwithstand-
ing it is an established fact that Prof
Paine's Catarrh Vapor is the only remedy
known to be p ositive cure, and in more
than 10000 cases treated by it, not ono
has failed to cure. Office, $50 S. Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
SUCCESSION SALE.

The State of Louisiaua-Parish OF "
Feliciana.
Probate Docket-Parish Court-Ml
In the matter of the succession OF Y
ae1 kohlman, deceased.
by VIRTUE of and in obedience I
- commission issued by the Honad
Court aforesaid and directed to the i
if of the Parish of West Feliciaust
isiana, l will offer for sale to the hlA
bidder, on tbe premises, in said Hal
and State, on
Saturday, July 19lh, 1879
between the hours prescribed by lat]
tol lowing named and described pltel1
belonging to said succession, to.wlt;l
Lot number one hundred and forty
i'll square number thirteen, togs1]
with all the buildings and impl]
ments thereon. the same being,
and situated in the town 0t n]
sara, in the Parish of West Feita1
and state of Louisiana.
Terms of saie-Cash.
JOHN J. BARRo9
June14'79. Sbd
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

~A fashion item says ''charmiug caps
for breakfast are of muslin, have mob
crowns bordered with scant ruffles that
are neatly scalloped." 1t doesn't tell
how they are cooked, and we don't be-
lieve we could eat 'em no matter how
they are served up. Scalloped muslin
caps for breakfast can never take tho
place of scalloped oysters.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

TIE REsULT-On Thursday, the 18th
inst, there was held before the Parish
Judge, Hon. F. D. Brame, an Investigation
of the recent killing in Jackson, La, OF
one Michael Keegan. The State was
represented by D. J. Wedge, Esq, Par
ish Attorney, assisted by Calhoun Fluker
ESQ. Some fifteen witnesses were in
attendance. The inquiry resulted in the
issuance of bench warrants for the arrest
of Messrs. James Stratton !, jr., and VIM.
G. Valleau. Mr.. Stratton Immediately
surrendered himself to tho Sheriff, and
was released on o bond of four thousand
dollars, conditioned for his appearance
before the District Court in October
next. Mr.. Valleau has not as yet been
arrested, but is supposed to have Left the
State for parts unknown.-Patriot-De
ocrat.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

,~We throw up our hat and propose
three cheers for Hon. G. w. Munday,
for having the manliness to sign the Ma
joIity Report, and three more for Hon.
John II. Stone for standing by the people
and rebuking Henry Clay Yarmouth.
When it comes his time, we shall doubt
less see Hon. T. B. Lyons using his elo
quence and influence in the same direc-
tion. n.-Pat,iot- Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

1The Committee appointed by the
Constitutional Convention on tn Elec-
tive Franchise has decided on clause
providing that from and after 1891 all
persons on becoming Of age must be able
to read and write before they shall have
the right to vote. This it is proposed to
present to the people separately from the
organic law, which will embrace other
and different provisions.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

5Mr. Bonamy Price, the political
economist, in paper in the last number
of the North American Review, attributes
the stagnation of trade on both sides of
the Atlantic for several years past to the
decreased purchasing power of the people
through the exhausting influence of
wars. He looks for an early improve
ment as the result of the harmonious CO.
operation of capital aud labor, largely
increased production and low prices.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
THE REPUBLIC OF REPUBLICS
BY ONE OF THE COUNSEL IN THE
CASE OF JEFFER ON DAVIS.

A complete vindication of the sover-
eighty of the States.'-Willlam NJ. Ran
dolph.
&C. heartily comm end it to our people
everywhere.''-B. M. Palmer, d d.
An invaluable contribution to Ameri-
can political literature.'-H. NJ. Spotford,
U. S. Senator.
An admirably prepared and over
whelmingly conslusive brief" {Grst
edition. .)-Charles OConor.
For sale to subscribers by
GEORGE ELLIS, opposite Postofice.
+. F HANsELL, 80 Camp street.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
LAME BACK

:BENsON's CAPCINE Porous PLASTER; |;
lis for lameness or weakness of the |:
hack, Rheumatism and all local aches: !:
:and pains, the best remedy known: {:
1T was invented to overcome the slow !:
faction of the ordinary Porous Plas-: {:
tiers. 1t relieves pain at once. {:
land cures where other plasters will: ::
mot even relieve. Sold every where !:
by Druggists, Price, 2a Cents. {:
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

&200A MONTH guaranteed. $12
ApcOOday at homo made by the in
dustrious. Capital not required; we will
start you. Men, women, boys and girls
make money faster at work for us than
at anything else. The work is light and
pleasant, and siich as anyone can go right
at. Those who are wise who see this
notice will send us their addresses at once
and see for themselves. Costly Ontfits
and terms free. Now is the time. Those
already at work are laying up largo sums
june2S'791y Augusta, Maine.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
TO QUALIFIED VOTERS.

T0HE QUALIFIED voters of the Dem
l. ocrati tic- Conservative Party of the
First Ward are requested to meet ut 7, p.
M, day for the purpose Of electing del
egates to the Parish Convention, to be
held ut Wakefield station on
Saturday, July 5th, 1879,
Voters residing within the corporate linn
SITS of the town of Bayou Sara will meet
at Firemen's Hall, those residing outside
tho corporate limits will meet at the
Court House, in st. Francisvilie.
iune2S-lt. BY AUTHORITY.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
A Il. GASTRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN

PLOWs, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
ments, Brides, Harpass, Hardware, Guns,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittin gs
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriage woodwork,
Blacksmith's Materials, Etc, Etc.
TIN "COPPER" AND SHEET IRON MAN
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK' STOVES,
Uric, Garrett g. Cottman, Brinley, Jas.
II. Hall and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods Moving Machines, Horse
Hay Ral1es, all of which will guaran-
tee to sell lower than can be pure hased
elsewhere.
Changers and Others will find it to
their advantage to call and examine nv
stock and prices before purchasing olse.
where.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
AN UNHOLY BONDAGE.

A fact both patent aud discour-
aging lies 10 the fact that nearly
every daily newspaper which has,
within the past II or IA years,
been established in the city of New
Orleans, has either became per-
verted or has been made
the medium through which to
advocate the claims of monopo-
lists and bondholders against the
needs and demands Of that very
large class who have heretofore and
will always continue to furnish tho
meacs with which to def, ay the ex
penses Of government.
On the presentation of the Re-
port Of the Committee on State
Debt, we were prepared for the
cry Of condemnation and disapprov.
al of the majority report on the
part Of the Picayune and Times, for
too well do we all know the obse
quious homage these journals have
always paid to the unscrupulous
vampires who have built up prince
ly fortunes on the ruins of once
the richest and proudest State of
the Union we could readily con-
ceivo of those conservative journals,
to whom, from time to time had
been thrown small sums from the
spoils of unprincipled spectators
for advancing their unlawful claims,
opposing any attemptto to reduce the
enormous debt foisted upon our
impoverished people by the ready
tools OF a Soath-hating North. In
fact we cared not which side they
championed, for, thought VIC, have
not the people an organ which,
since the dark days OF '76 has ever
etood true to them; had even dared
to resist the mailed hand of Fed
eral despot 70: their good and the
return of free government aud
statesrights ? We had come to
the conclusion that the Democrat,
established in tho interest Of a tax
ridden, debt burdened people, and
conducted for threa years in oppo.
sition to tie most powerful and
evil influences, would be left to
support the demands of the tax
payers for the setting aside of that
portion Of the State debt which is
universally conceded to have been
conceived in fraud. and for which the
State never derived one cents benz
eft. But in this as in many other
earthly hopes, we were doomed to
disappointment, and We 6nd this
journal to-day not only attempting
to coerce the Convention to the
wishes of SPECTATORS but actually
opposing the reduction of taxation
to five mills. Thus is exhibited
the complete slavery to which the
press of the Crescent City is sub,
jected and the low ebb to which in
dependent journalism is reduced by
the enemies Of free and equal gov
ment. We have this 10 say, how
ever, for the Democr also long as
its columns were controlled by II.
J. Hearsey and his able assistants,
it was fearless champion of the
peoples cause, and neither money or
persecution could corrupt it. The
people of Louisiana will long
cherish the noble efforts of the New
Orleans DEMOCRAT during the first
three years Of its existence, and
they will not forget the utter disre-
gard of their rights as manifested
by the new management.
But it gratifes US to note that
even yet New Orleans has one jour.
nal-THE CITY ITEM-which has
escaped the blighting touch of the
| corruptionist, and is bravely stand
ing up and lighting for the peoples
rights, and an honest and economi.
cal government. Our people should
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

EfA 00A WEEK in your own town,
and no capital risked. You
nm can give the business trial
without expense. The best OPP
portunity ever offered for
those willing to work. You should try
nothing else until you see for yourself
what you can do at the busienss we offer.
No room to explain here. You can de-
vote all your time or only your spare time
to the business. and make great pay for
every hour that you work. Wcmen make
as much as men. Send for special private
terms and particulars, which we mail
free. IS Outfit free. Don't complain of
hard times while you have such a chance.
Address II. HALLETT & CO.,
june2S,'791y Portland, Maine.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
ADVERTISEMENTS
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

TVROM the Solitude Plantation, in this
II Parish, five miles from the Court
House, on Bayou Sara Creek, one Dark
Bay Horse Colt, without any marks, two
yearls old. Also. one Sorrel Mare Colt,
two years old, and branded on right
shoulder with letter K. A liberal reward
for their recovery will be paid hy
i2S 1m. BOWMAN TURNER.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

-sweetman & Friend keep the very
best soda and sell it for FIVE cents glass.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

@'The trial Of Miss Duer, of Snow
Hill, Maryland, for the killing of Miss
Hearn, a young and highly respected
lady of the same place, has resulted in
her conviction, and Gin view of the pris-
oner's previous good name, and the re-
commendation of the jury to mercy, the
court remitted the imprisonment, and
simply sentenced her to pay the maxi
mum fine prescribed by law, namely,
$780," Human life is cheap, when money
and friends are thrown in the balance.
The above differs somewhat from the
case reported in western town, few
daystsince, where a:manlwas on trialIfor the
supposed murder of a fellow being. The
paper said "the poor fellow is penniless
and has no friends. His conviction and
death is certain"
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
FoF SALE.

a hrst class iron safe, in perfect order,
Will be sold cheap. Apply to
june14-1m. Bnvon S,ro
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

1The fare from Kansas City to Chi
cago, about 700 miles, Or to st. Louis,
about 400 miles, was reduced recently to
fifty cents by the Hannibal and st Joe and
the Pacific railroads. Then the st Louis,
Kansas City and Northern Road followed
suit, and the Chicago and Alton went
still lower. By night inst as train time
came the price went to five cents, and,
as an extra inducement, people buying
tickets were given each an order OH
saloon for glass OF beer. To
beat the rest entirely the Chicago and
Alton finally offered free tickets.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

1'lt has been proven that the strength,
care and thought expended by the av-
erage housewife in coaxing weak-chest-
ed hollowbacked, consumptlve geranium
up two inches would lift ton weight
three quarters of mile and raise $1,000
mortgage out of sight.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
FOR SALE, AT A BARGM

A Simmons Horse Power Cottor ..
guaranteed to press a 500 pound bi.
cotton with one horse. Been in uN
two seasons and is as good as now.
be disposed of at a low figure. Fm
information apply to J.F. I,,i.
june IL 4G. Bayou San
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
S00 :;::; :;;:? =: :$:E :: 81:

men. Many MAX
more than the amount stated above. No
one can fail to make money fast. Any
one can do the work. You can make from
so cts. to 81 an hour by devoting your
evenings and spare time to the business.
It costs nothing to try the business. Moth
ing like it for money making ever offered
orable. Reader, if you want to know all
about the best paying business before the
public, serd us your address and we will
send you full particulars and private
terms free; samples worth SIS also free !;
you eau then mako up your mind for
yourself Address GEORGE STINSON
& CO., Portland, Maine. june2S'791y
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

NEAR JACKSON, ALA.
This is to certify that I have rsed tho
"southern standard" Press C. W, Soule's
fatent,) the past season Z; 1 take pleasure
IN recommending it to my friends and to
an who want the best and cheapest Press In
the market. I "ill communicate with mar.
ties on the merits of the "southern stand.
ard press" whenever desired.
Junel4-bln. JNO. F. MURPHY
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICE,

rTNHE members Of Bayon Sara Fire Co,
l. No. l, are hereby notified that the
annual election of officers will be held at
the regular meeting on
MONDAY, JULY 7, AT 7, P. M.
A full attendance is specially requested
ed. Only members in good standing are
entitled to vote. By order of the Presi-
dent, F. NJ. MUMFORD,
FRANK f. POWELL, Secretary. 1t.
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Nouns Of Multitude.

4 little girl was near tho picture
of n nnmhrr " sh'rs, when she eA-
claimoA. See what u flock at ships:
We rnriectel her by saving that n
flock OF ships we're called .fsct. ard
"A tlret If sheep were called .f'cN
AMI here we may nj I, Tor the hene'
NJ u ,he foreigner "ho is mas,eriul
In, int,icaclrs NJ our hnynlys IN re
spect Of nouns Of miltltnic. that
dock ni girls is called bsry, and
heyy OF wolves il called u pack, an
pack of thieves il called Il 9"3
and a gang uf angles is calle u hoe
and host ~ purp,ises ~ called
Sh ,ai aud shoal of bull res il ca
ea a troop, ard u ,rnnp. ofpNtriiS-
~, is called cppsr. ,na cuvav ul
beauties IL callola 2iIrY An ga
h,xy OF ruilins ia called horfs, aud
/, hnrl le If rubbish II call.i = hsip.
.ui ho,p of oxen ~ ca'lel dr0r,
and sni a drove of hl,ck,n,ris II
called a mdb, ani mnh ui Shalrs II
.n,l,d n schnoi, aud school at ~ur'
shppara Ia ctlloi u c'nyre. e.y'''oH
,ni a congregation of en-.'n 'ois 1
rallolA corps. ani corps ot rob
,cs Is c,llel a bn3, ant = hand a
IncaSts ~ ctlioia seIrn sni
swarm of p,'plc IL called cr'.'s''
nd a or,sl II gentle f,lss ia calls'
: tho elite. snl tue elite Of the c't'
| A Il sA
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shoena.inq

tn. shoemaker = s relic NJ ~
,iuujty. and hyel AMI hal h,- being
~ early ~ tn. twelfth century. IL
w-s acc clS'pm,l :, htNS hlS coH's,
tui , Is cpulrrtrr-l tat' there Wt-
.,par,le ir,l- irr suusSins lN,
s,l,s lue Romans, IN c.s>lc,,
times. wtrr cuk -,l-s u iu-ll
>uu,. 10 s,rpr" their ',vt lrup va
ter. especially ln Sluisr, ant - b-'
reel. sr.e thea Mt intro lI'-l. tI,
Il ,ntn u h-s, , uo wished O. tV..'-,'
taller. Pot p-u'v ~ cox uat,I
them h- ,t,rrt~ o.! L ,u-. IA tns
time = y pl'l1. w-Ie ul HcS'i Hl
hy cibhi-r- st'i-. wnict t-. tb-r,.
ilte. can>.,l {, To- re.n we'd Il tu'
mud ears .h - s,ts cleaned u'
ss>mu. Slth sp ne AMI Il slai
snl .iN,S Wrte tue >,,. lyuI T.
lhltc>lus GIr,!rs S-re s'rn o.
. th, ia - IA th- i,Ir,.su,l cvutpry
IL lu-,,rla ia uHr ->S.e,nn "a
. fhuu vita utrN~ ,t b. - ~ To
.nr,. In Eu-iml r.y hrr'm
. f,>hinnlrl' .c,py VI-s before ID
rrisn & Ql.-u N,rv. The l'h 2
NJ cl,>--> w,r- thr.n uf c'ppvl
. bt1i l,rt-'ps h,i ,h-,u ~ stv-r q
'opp-r s,lt Nj l0us s'yer, shO
settles c3,ue.
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Useful and Useless Husband.

The average husband is conceded
by nil intelligent wives to be utterly
useless when at home lie may be
acute aud skillful at his business
ard he NAV be an atfectlonatc hue
band and father, aud when there
is anything to be done in the way of
repairing furniture or Improving
cheap substitutes for bedsteads or
mop. handles, lie ia of less value
tnan his own little boy, who often
helps hie mother While this IL
undoubtedly true of some men.
there is occasionally found one
whose delight consists in constantly
practising as an aDature cablnst-
maker. plumber, or carpenter. lie
often procls about the house, Seek
,ug articles upon which he can use
little glue or varulsh. ahd devising
plans for filing up the corners Of
the dining room with few triangn'
lar shelves, for pittirJ up a wooden
mantle piece IN TIE hsll-b.droum
The sound OF his saw aud hammer
are heard often, aud lie GOES t. bel
at late bours. with moro paint adj
hearing to his iugers than his wife
regard. as strictly necessary.
II is r curious illustration of til"
porversi,y of the female seN that u
| hu> band with this fUndness for DO
ing little useful things is held
among wives to be- even more IN
desirable than the kinl of hn-htn !
sho is perfectly useless. lie is
charged not only With a iicndish
iuudnr.s i,r late hammerlng, bn'
is constantly npbrsiied because b.
nskes ~ many cups. In vain does
he expl-in that plSinlngs board
necessarily results in chips. Ant that
SAY dust il the inevitable conse-
luence Of using saw. tie is told
that he ought to be ashamed of hirn
sell. that no decent man wonld think
Of making chips all over the 'oor
rhess thugs, however, di-heari' =
husband of an active disposi'i, ~
who cannot possibly find enI'y'
ment in sitting Mt home AMI Il nnI
nothing At ali to hi" the little d.
nestle i,hs are a rolixition. espa'
cislly when the nature Of his daily
routine of business is of annthe
kind, and We earnestly implnre wive
vino happen t. have such so'nd
t to be indulgent toward them. ~
they are really of more valae t.
| them aud their children than thos
! who, when at home. - nothing bn
: fill their rooms with tobacco smok,
= - Rurai Ne,c Yorker.
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Linn En,llhtn 3hiicr.

ono day Billev, th'ts my brother.
he aud S,nuy Dpppy ~> pitylu
hy A mll hnlc, AMI iillS IL sni
Now, sammy, is pay Ne vas a
baruysri ;y,u he tnep,s snl he
i,Nn AMI wrlirr, ana | j bs a bn !
ani b,i,,r hk" everything
- they got ipSu IN pe'r hanis
anl snres, AMI sammy hs sn' "a
the mil anl w0llrei Shil' nv
lhrl!rrel ike distant ,hrn icv
Bmehy sammy he cI,u ont mai IL
vnn II ,rr sreu sucl mllly htt.e
feilrr aul he sal:
Nov You DO tue p'S, sui let me
/ he'er'
! Blt B,ly he sa,i
Il aiu "a very goli piS t're iin'
|ner. aul It II ue tims unt r Won T.
/ hrllrr wen yer mother s-rs Ner close,
rncre IL no disgrace IN h-ins
ppnr the tang u, ~ sep Il llur
tnlnpt Let S'ur ue'S1h 'rs - ~
,nvtning about il -- R's'oE C""'
| R4lstfH
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about the same size as the one servs
ing az an entrtoro to my abode.
Sieziug my rife, pecred cautious
y ont.
Whack
had scarcely got my head ont,
" hen heavy blos knocked my taco
down against the hard snow, causing
my blood to ruu, and adorniny me
With beautiful pair Of black eyes.
After holding short council OF
war with myself, resolved to try
another attack this time, choosing
the other exit.
Gripping as slowly and cautiously
as possible to the entrauce, L put my
head out. No polar
Screwing my head round, saw
the gentleman iutently Watching the
outlet at which he had.s 80 uuceremo-
uiously saluted mo.
In n second ! was ont OF my Int,
and rifle in hand, crept up behind
him. Up goes the rifle to my shoul
der. Crack ! and the polar rolls
over, with the top Of his head blown
off.
I Immediately executed wild
dance of triumph over my fallen en-
emy, aud when had eyhaustei my
strength, rushed in every direction
awakening my comrades and calm,
them to Wow my polar.
need scarcely say that J won IN,
bets, aud from that day to this the.
have relraiued from ch iii ~ the.
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The LCkt Of a Cheerful Face.

1bere IA no greater every dnv vir-
the than cheerii,lrcss. The light Of
a chee ful face diirscn itself. and
communicates the happy spirit thu,
inspires Vt. Tie suure.t temper must
s"eeten N the atmosphere Of conia
gIJus good humor,
As we'll m,sut fot. nni c'rri. ard
yipOr. h"po To- cling tn the r,,u.
'iih n"i iauiscape ~ the hl yea nu
ipJgusuues, To coubtt iivirl speech.
es aud eNbhuatirt llugn.er. Is
'ncestdl always There is ~ pt'h
ojt wuat will bo easier Travelled :.
~ iJai Out will be- lith.rr NJ shu
-" Un heart or brliu bat will hn
7bIher - tIc presence Uf u duterm
iuei cAce,fnlG-s9.
1t may ~ times s7am lllicrlt fpi
tho hspplest.trGrcrei to keep tn.
cynnieninc1 Oi peire aud cuutort (;
bat the dili:nlty will van i whcu
we truly oIr,iler tItt sullrr gloon
ini ph,siDuGtt do.ptir a. nothing
hNt multiply tA,tls an uiIrk-u
Nprio"5. al 60 nas &C. ~ ~ prpvi-
d.utlhy - g,Dl, an.' ,sn-,oIi
sc rgh,ly apply ~ l.ss,u-. WY
not, tren, uccrpt the i'll, TINS b'uut
Iit1 'r'',rrrt r.irr
I WHAT is gn,uei hv rovisAness and
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