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JUDICIAL SALE

Pursuant 10 and by virtue ola decree
of the County Court of Preston county.
rendered at the September torm OF ni
court 1879, in Tao chucorv c.uso OF ~.
&. liag'Ws. ct al ~ John Summers ct al,
! Will, on Monday the 18th daV OF
November 1919, tic first day of the No
VCmbtr term OF the County Court OF
suit county at the front door uf the
Court house therefor, oiIpl for sale 10 thc
highest bidder Tie land docrool thprpiu
q be sold as follows. to wit: Ninety two
acres of land situate ian Grant District Ina
said county, ON the wators of Bic SANDY
Creek known Ns the "Itumc,tcnd" tract
ON which the said summer, now resides.
Also five acrCS OF Hud situate IN said
'i'trlct and county, ON the wat rs of
Miil Run, conveyed 10 tho sud sum.
mtT~ 10y George ta'un; also two Ctbcr
small tracts i'm said distri ( and county ON
tho watCIs OF Mill Run. a part OF the
survey of samuel MWdu, aud embraces
ing the mill seat formerly owned hy bin,
said lots continuing together ono aero,
ono rod and 30 porchcs
Toms OF soic: said salo will bO made
for go much cash iu ulnd rs may ho sur
ilcicnt To- pay costs OF suit and proper
charges for s0lo, md =. siduo upon %
ere iit ofG, H. and Is months, purchaser
executing Interest bearing notes with
good security therefor.
J%O. BARTON PAYNE.
Kinsw.od, oct Il, 70. @3,yG.
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T,eg BROKEN.

George Sphar, Hiue son OF jesse
Sphar, OF this place, iaet with a painful
accident IN "Wednesday afo.aonu. He
YVES attempting to get ON COW that was
standing near the fence, WHOM the COW
started, throwing him to the ground
hteaNing his leg Dr. +. Elliott attend
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d 9th Of Tho Victim


MoNoi>, HIS, October -. Miss Mar.
tin, the victim of tho bcastIy assault
made 10y Harris Dchorcr died her,
yesterday from the effects of the h,iarics
received. ON SUNDAY night, a hrg,
crowd Of armed men appeared nj Ga.
jail ana j demanded DcborcrS person
They soon learned, however, that n,
had set fire 90 Che Jail building the day
before, and that il had lcem so badly
dnnngod 10y thc hro thai he, with hc
other prisoners, woro removed to Peoria
for safokocpinE, This Mopo saved his
life. Tho funeral services OF Miss Mar
un, held to-day, We're gcuorally a tend.
od, and were mostimprossivc and touch.
ing.
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WESTWARD hound.

DAILY except sunday. fDaily. tDou't
stop here. Besides the abuye>lnmod
trains there Is a W ~ Train with pass
enger car attached. that goes both east
ana west daily, except Sunday.
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LOCAL CEIT-CHAT
Happenings Here and HereaJouts

The AEous and the Wheeling Reg,ei7
for $3.50 year.
Clarhsburg is talking of building AN
Opera House.
Or. w. s. Martin has moved into his
new residence on The hill
Jno. Barton Payne. Esq returned
from -. George last Wednesday.
Ex-shorin Thomas has moved from
bis farm into his house in town.
Tncr2 will oo preaching at P,e:tyman
Mission Sunday night, Nov. >, at :
o'clocS.
Che Board of Education has ordered
the old Academy bell to DO sold, aud a
new one purchased.
We had a call from ). Frank Manown,
of Kingvool last week. 10 Is now
connected with ,he ARGUS, -Nc,c DJmH,
ion,
Kcysor is to be made tho end Of the
81 division ofthe h. & .. r. r. instead
of Piedmont as AZ prcsou' 1t is stated
tlat tho change IS TO be made at once.
MIR. b. N. SOU rcs, for some tmo
connected with this Office, lott Tor his
home in Lyon District last Wednesday,
He is To teach what is known as the Al>
lender school tlis winter.
We learn from the AUeg1niaa that tho
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Did AID &c &c or Us.


PotTsNoUTH, y. H., October 25,-
stephen Goodalc died near this place
recently ut the age Oils years. lie had
been in the poor house since thoa age orc.
Mr.. II, w. McCaGer,y returned to
his home bore on Saturday last. lie i'm
forms Us that on account OIL, ho1lth he
has temporarily resigned IN, position as
local editor of the Wayne Adrocae.
Miss Maud Banks, daughtc, Of General
Banks has made her dcJ"t at Brookline,
Mas S., rs an actress i'm an amateur ccm-
pauy She iutenas T. go on the profes
sional stage, The G neral was once an
actor.
over the signature of"Lyon Teachor'
will lie found elsewhere very sensible
paper on the subject of teachers district
Institutes. The writer is one OF our
very best teachers, and his suggestions
viii be found timely and practical.
10 might be supposed that deaf and
dumb man and wife would not quarrel;
but Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin, of Green's
burg, Ind. deif mutcs, lived four oars
in noiseless disagreement, and finally
had desperate parting fight, in which
he was scalded and her skull! was frac-
tured.
Two negroes fought a ro9l duel at Sa-
dcyille, KY, without any Of tie skulk-
ing That usually characterizcs white
mems meetings OF that sort. They quar~
relied about woman. Of course. aud
agreed to settle their difference with re-
voivefs They took their places at a dis
t7ncc Of ten PAGES, and fred three shots
apiece. At the last exchange one was
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KINGWO0D NOV. l, 1879
THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US
Is Published eVe,y Saturday Jy The
ARGUS PRINTING COMPANY.
E,NGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents of tbs oounty-One y ear.
$3.50; six months, 10; four months. so
cents.
To n0R-rcsjdcl,ts ofGtc coURti-One year.
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
u prepay POSTAGE six months, 80 cent?:
thr, months, 90 cents.
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LIcENaE3 GRANrEn

VIM. NJ O. Dawson ami Luda NeT.
Wn s.. Wllos and Catherine G.. Saun-
dors.
James D. Mccartney ard Mary T..
knots
Isaac Willis Reckard and Lille G..
Wuet.
As evidence Of The growth OF Tcxse.
1t is reported that Taylor County, organ
ized only fourteen months ago, has a
population Of 600, while the Kauiman
"Timts' says that fifty six public schools
have been organized in that county dur
log the present year, afyrdlng instruction
60 0l3 children
There was @ church fairs t silver CITY,.
Nov, and a wag put an Advertisement
loo the local new paper that bugs would
Dc sold as follows. "Teu cents 30 hug
any young lady between 10 and 20. five
cents for young ladies bciwcon ~ and 30.
one dollar TO- bag another mans wife.
old maids two for q cent; al female, of
the wom5n's rights persuasion are free.
Inquiries for the hugging booth wero
numerous.
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II ENRN CLAY HYDE.
ATTORNEY ATLAW.

NINGwoop PRESTON COUNTY. W. VA
rH~Will practice I'm Preston and nd
Joining counties
Nftt'E-i Ian Cranes brick bui,d.nr
Court square Orl>.,-n -
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On Teloaranh IIlno.

The early erection OF telegraph line
to runnolton may De regarded as fully
assured. The matter IS n the hands of a
committee OF gentlemen whose names
insure "A successful issue OF the enter
pri~o-
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WHEELING WHOLESALE MARKET


g
-prin. WhcDt....... ............. ID OOM %
Wursg s fair supply q coming ir;
% Ia 80 % the ruling p'irc.
CORs-Rece' pts fair, selling 40 1Oe.
KYg-5a,o- firm, but quite smaI; 1cii.
lpe go 5Da . buaIcI
Otr. Tho market firm with m0Ier
a'e i.mln1 and decreasing supply, good
tI prm. 3'@3j..
IARL.y- with Moderate do.
manI. except for the beat qual Tics 40 5j1
5JsbE-K.fn.l hard crushed 81. grln
ulated glc powdered @ is. A C. n.e o.. p
commercial a sugar gc, cIuue'cial
C1te, yellow q O. golden q ~, common
yc.oH % r5i 20 New Os.eau5 ST. Rice,
Carolina Cupce 1l.. Louisiana 15.
D. rgV This commodity is Boo good dee
msud for choice grades with probable
Incrrsa. in quantity. We quote choice at
IO0fj..
PIrArors-At sI2J@L50 per bbl.
5WsC plJttDot $50 y.r bDl
HusEY New dom .t.e l0al2ic. per
pound.
sa.r-Tbe market is quiet a. 5i2j Tor
TAIL1w Unfair demand ond steady.
Prime oily rendered sells at J@5ic. lsr
DO IIYrc.
Gwsgyo-Frm Of 800 per 90. for
choice J.I a11 23c for green.
WJ0I 81 rte firm; uIwasncl 2J037
waeu.d 70 .c.e, ONO, Pennsylvania and
W.8t FuG.na * aid Xxx, 5Jo.
NAus-tOi to 6d 534J. 40 abato-
mcut of iOc.s par &eg on orders of POO
J kegs or upwart.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant h. AND by virtue Of a docrco Of
The County Court OF Preston county.
rendered at the september t'rm 1879, I'm
iE" Cha1o nv cause of Guy \. Ei- l"p ys
George j Lcih At al, ! Will on Monday
ihc lTih day of No cmbcT. 1879, 10 being
the first duy OF the November term.
County Court, at thc front door Of the
Court house of said county olier for sale
To tic highest bidder, the reality dccIDod
to be sold in tho said cause as follows, to
wit: 10! no. l3 upon tho plot Of thr
town OF BuujOnvilc Wh rcpu thcro is
sitUatCa good tWp-stOry frame dwelling
house with adler shop attached, whore
the il George !. Lcih u1w resides and
does business Also part of lot 80. II
upon said plat, being tho wost sido of
said lui, commencing U the sOpthog ;
corner Oi said lot, upr,h ~ feet q inches;
west feet q inches Tho said house 2i.d
lot is situate in the most drsirdbl" par, OF
said town and W. 10 mako desirab @
dwelling aud business location Also a
tract of 2O4 acre, Of band worry valuable,
and highly improved land. known as lO,
no. b, lyi adjoining tho said town,
conveyed 10 tho said Lclh by y. NJ.
Siurgiss.
Terms Of salo-1Ho said s,!o VIII be
made for 80 much c,u-h iu h1nd a, viii
be sulie.olC To- pay costs OF suit and
proper charles for sale. and residue upon
a credit Of g, ~ aud rs months, purcnas-
ar giving utcT,st-bcuing notes with
good security therefor.
JEO. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Com'r.
Kina1ood Oct, I7,'7o-si0.25u
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B. & 0. R. r. TINE TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore * Ohio Railroad,
for the stations named below, which ;OOk
etlec; May. 18th, 1879:
EAs rwAED ROUND.
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NAsnIONs "a ClLEAr WonK

FASHIONS IA Cl}EAT WCRK
Madame \. 6u,dcttc smiths "Yji,s-
rWod Lectures ou Dr,ssmukiup. .nco
Making, No. hound iu book form.
'r'" SO cents. ~ Is Is the most valuable
huud- hook any lady can POSSESS.
lhc rue t0NhtoHS MCHthiy, $40
wear
Nalh'S fotinn BcFoor, 81 IN ycar.
NHM'N Instruction BOOK and Cufojo0te.
is Ccuts. 49,
'"aio2U' OF idtc' styles, frcc. Send
." \. BuUpt TITS SMiTu, rs EAST lith NJ
" y. city.
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QQmmlSsiQaer's Sale
VIM. NJ, Loar's Admir-
~. In ~ ,,,o,,..
VIM. NJ. L0nr's hclrs N al -NNiNN's

~. In ~ ,,,c,,...
VIM. NJ. Lonr's heirs ct al ''''SN'f
Pursuant to the provisions &C decree
h The above cRuSe, rendered at In Nov.
emher term thereon. ISIS, IA undcr~io,n.
cd commissioner, will. on Monday Octo-
hrt h'h, 1879 tbCug Court dav) i'm front
"i the Court house in <iugwood on,
i"r sale the tract ut land in Che lin and
procedures nm sM cause mentioned.
Desert, tgm The property rcfcrr ~
consist. ~ u tUm, lNml near iccdSyille
200 lho most icrtiic portion eft ouv county.
having thereon good Improvements. and
torMung 100 gcro~.
ltlsMN; ~ much cash I'm hand as VIII
'o Nu'nclvnt Co pay the costs of suit and
expense oi sale. az a Tor the residue,
upon q ctetlt otH. Is and - months, tho
purchaser executing interest. hcarirr
notes with good persouN security. ion
'"' oo'orod tu-Di;Weu,~. Sale Will com
lncuCC at O'clock A. NJ
II. W. MONROE. Com'r.
kinGwood Sept .. '7p.
The above sale o. cn9tinued uu uc
dr~t DAY ot t"c Sow. term 60 re Ccuuty
Count, NOV. L.. 1870
oct 9Th. '1g-Ss .btl
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40 the - Readers of the West
Narginla ARGUS.

5Oth year OF Godey's LRdy's Book, the
oldest and best fashion magazine in
America, furnished with tbe ARGUS at s.
a N.sar
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II. BRUCE l., THPpETT, NJ d.,

Grad,,afo LoujsriHe Tedicn Coitcge.
KINGGD I'D PRESTON COUNTY, w. va.
TENDERS his professional scr ices
to tho citizens of EingWJOd ald viriIity.
N1Iur CALLS promptly ausw cred from
esidenee oD old Academy site.
OFFICE-Iu residence, [s5ep17
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deed made April g, 1879, from Browns
Exr. 20 Michael Lee for S. acres land in
Portland District
Decd made March ~, 1878, from Isaac
Rodoheavcr Co Cornelius Rodcheaver for
80 acres land in Pleasant District
DEED made July Z, 1870, from O.. w
Chidcster 20 VIM Hbbs for o. acres
land in Lyon District.
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The tjnawood Public School will opon
next Monday, the 81. with Mr.. I.C.
RaiisEider as Principal. Miss Venn VI.
Potter viii hayo charge of tho Grammar
Department, and Miss Lily Elliot, will
be in charge Of the Primary Departments.
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STATIONS. No. Il NJ. t5;No. No. ts
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THE MONOK OUTRAGE.

Tmn 'lton, 0cl ~, ls-o.
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Rather Green.

A yerdant Irish girl, just arrived,
was sent to an Intelligence Office by
the Commissioner of Emigration, to
End place Of service. shewas sent
toa restaurant, where stout help was
wanted, and while. in conversation
with the proprietor he took occasion
to light a.cigar, by ignitins aloco-
foco match on the sole Of his boot.
As soon as The girl saw this, she ran
rfway half frightened TO death, and
when she reached the Intelligence
Office she was almost brcathless.
"Why, what's The matter with you,
said the proprietor, seeing her rush
in, in such confusion.
"och, sure snr; but yes sent me to
the old diyil himself, III human
form"
what do you mean? Has he lar.
ed to insult a help from my Officer"
inquired the man.
@Yes, sur" returned the girl, she's
the divil."
"What did he do to you? Tell me,
and I'll fix him for it," said he,
quite e5asperated.
why; sur whilst | was talking to
him about the wages, he turned up
the bottom of his fut and, wild a
splinter in his fingers, sur, he jist
give one strike, and the fire few out
Of his fut, and he lighted his cigar
wild IT, right before me own face
He's the divil, sure, SURF
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A Former slave Of jefferson.

Esther Jefferson, of st. Louis, No,
died there recently, it is claimed, at
the remarkable age Of liz years
The case Of Aunt Esther as she was
called, is worth more than a passing
notice, not only because her alleged
longevity is authenticated BY very
strong evidence, but also because she
was slave of Thomas Jefferson;
from whom she took her name, and,
with the rest of Mr.. Jeffarson's slaves,
was sold at auction after his DEATH
Esther Jefferson and her husband
subsequently, earned money enough
to buy their own freedom, A per-
NIT, signed by Henry Chouteau,
clerk of the st. Louis Circuit Court,
in 1881, gives permission to Esther
Jefferson, ncgress, sixty-nine years
of age, "to live in the State Of Mis-
souri, as long as Of good behavior, and
no longer" II the age stated in the
permit is correct, the former slave of
Thomas Jefferson was fully as old as
she is now said to have been.
------s- $1,000
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Column e.heek.

Yesterday the Hon. Jacob See.
bacher mopped his brows and wsd.
died into an open Grand. street car.
He was putting a-fragrant cigar.
He had hardly taken his seat
and paid his fare before he heard u
hello, and on turning about saw
well-dressed young man at the inter
section Of Cannon street, reckoning
to him. u
"Do you want ine?n Jacob shouted.
ayes, very particularly" the youth
replied.
Thereupoh Jacob stopped the car,
rcmopped his brows, and waddled
out to the sidewalk.
GIVE me a light, please said the
stranger.
Jacob accommodated him. "What
do you want to see me about2" asked
the Assemblyman.
Nothing MORE" was the reply.
At this Jacob swelled with indig-
nation. "Do you mean that you
made inc lose car toask me for a
Light"
@That's it," the youth answered.
'But don't get excited. 1'here'll be
another car along in two minutes"
N. y. SIN.
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holes in Paris. Every house, every
room is known, and under policesurSs
VIGILANCE. Every stranger is known
and described at police headquarters
within a few days Of his arrival
Once within the walls Of Paris, and
historically, so to speak, uridenti-
ty is always there. In case ofinjury
to any person the sufferer Is not de.
pendent on thenearest drug store for
q temporary hospital, as with Jig. -
In every ACCOMPLISHMENT may be seen
the prominent sign; Assistance for
the Wounded 5f the AsphSxiated or
Poisoned" Above always hangs the
official tri-color. Isay official be-
cause certain slender prolongatiou
of the flagstaff denotes that tile cs.
tablishmcnt is under government
supervision, and no private party
may adopt this fashion. The French
flag is not hung higgetly-piggetly to
the breeze like the stars and. stripes,
so that none can determine whether
il indicates United States govern
ment station or a beer saloon.
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N RR.AYEe

sKisit d beautiful "a
j spoke inFsluntaFjlEs
~ old ladg sitting nes
broad piazzs Of tie 6aaJ
ting some ,,.j,;ta cots Il, !,
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FISHER & HOGG,

A ttorneys and Councillors at Las, Point Pea.
a SAINT West Virginia. Practice in the Circuit and
County Courts Of Mason, Putnam and jackson eoun-
ties in the State Supreme Court Of Appeals and in the
United States District Court for the District Of West
Virginia. ns'ofce with Henry Fisher ST.. Irctircd)
Jan 8. Isza-IY
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q. =. SIMPSON. II. IL. HOWARD.
SIMPSON * HOWARD, ~
A ttorneysat Law, Point Pleasant. West Virginia.
n Practice in the United States District Court, Si,
preme Court of Appeal and circuit courts Of the 9TH
Judicial District. Office in court house. liam 8, 70
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LOuN nv. I,NGIIsh.

ttorncy at Law, will practice in the Courts of Ma.
"a son, Putnam and Jackson and in the Court Of Ap.
peas Of West Virginia Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, Yves, Virginia. tjan 8, is79-iy
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aff you have any pity for me
cease to annoy me With your pres.
epee; l9usY0H rot ssrestlIgt ldHn iiff'
en- love sou, that my heart IS anoth'
ersY ELAINE FosTER.p
"There is some mistake" she fal,
Tered; II did not know you came. ]
sent this note to Dilkes Ramsey
"a light flashed over his face.
His eyes shone with love and tri.
umph.
"Come," he said, tenderly;; you are
of age let us not risk another sepa.
rationln
HE took her hand in his, and to.
gether they stepped before the as.
.tonishcdminister Raising herhand
with swift gesture, the diamonds
fell TO the floor. There was nothing
theatrical in this; she had beet, Ia
outside appearances, singularly calm
through the entire seen. Il felt as
though they were choking me-" she
said TO me afterwards.
II looked about for Judge Foster,
he had left the church. Ere / could
recover from the fright into which
this offence against all the conven-
tionalities Of life had thrown fne,
Philip Ray and Elaine Foster were
man and wife.
"Just as the minister was Closing
his benediction, in rushed, white
and breathless, a servant from Judge
Fosters. We followed the man
quickly. Even bikes Ramsey re-
covered enough from his chagriu to
accompany us. As we entered the
door, we bcheld, lying on the floor,
dead, Elaine's father He had fallen
dead with heart disease, as he reach
ed his own door,:
e Elaine and Phiiip-never speak Of
his treachery; he was her father, and
he is dead.
"Of all that remained Elaine re-
ceived nothing. Dir. Ray had we'd
ded portionless bride, but | do not
think either Of them ever realized it,
or indeed given a thought to the
matter. House, furniture, horses,
plate, everything was mortgaged to
Dilkes Ramsey.
"Philip and his bride came to live
with us, and DR.. Ray is still our vii
lage doctor They came with me
here for few days because a poor,
foolish, old CONAN cannot bear them
out of sight for many hours at a
time.
Whenever think Of that event
full day, and see again my darling in
her trailing white robes, with those
hundreds Of curious eyes bent upon
her, ! am tempted to exclaim: "Dear
heart, how could you face those pco-
ple?'
"Heransweris, @say rather Auntie,
how could hesitate with two lives
at stake"
"But, dear, urge, suppose Philip
had ceased to love your"
"Then," she answered, ~ should
have been free from that odious mar
riage, for Mr.. Ramsey would never
have married me after that. But ]
did not run so great a risk after all;
the moment his eyes met, mine, my
heart told me that he still lovedme."
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DIR. s. q. SHAW,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro.
fesSonal services the public Calls promptly at
tended ts. Office, cor Main and Cd streets, opposite
tho Hld pteShytcriNn church artil s. s79-tye
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