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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-12

EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE.
RcUortcd for the ColumJiaa.

Rcportcd far tile ColumJiw.
The Central Pennsylvania Conference Of
the Evan eical Association met in Berwick
On Thursday, March 4th On the preceding
Wednesday an examination of the junior
preachers took place, evincing marked studi-
ousnes, curing the year Bishop j. j. Esher
opened the Conference with prayer and an
appropriate address. Deacon orders were
granted to f. p. Leonard, +. Crumbling, H..
II. Doutz, b. Harrison and d. Shoemaker.
Honorable dismissals from this Conference
with recommendations to another con fer
ence were granted to John Kreamer and ID.
l.. Leply. f.. BRIGHTER, Chas. Goodling,
Jane, r Sechri,t, II II Brenneman,W w. j.
Davis, J 4 Yeakle, Millard Fussleman, FL
mer Detcrick, H. Prc' and j. NJ. Dick
were licensed to preach. Elder orders were
votAl to j ohombach J J. Lohr, W. II.
Lilly, j. IL Peters, Geo. Jo-ephs, and p, c.
Wcideumeyer. On Friday, A. l.. Ree-er
WAS elected Presiding Elder and L, +
Sw4ogol elected to a similar office vacaCed
by VI. J. Curorhers The Presiding Eider-
,..... .t..,:,,,.l d. cll,,v-. WiIiar,spurt
b'N'IIc', \. l. IA '''''I' l. "I''"'- '''''o,'
W Z pp'wlcr; Juniata District, L, +.
S,y.r.,r,.l. N.rL District F. Kohr. Some in
.I; L., l;.,.,,,l -,
''I'''I"- 'N' Wv ''''' 1''
besides the hHSlneHH lrah'"cI'ohs' oh oa'-
Uru"y' ID! " unanimous '''"' i''ON i'"'
was selected Gs the place Tor holding the
newt animal conferences A large portion of
,..,.,,,,,,l h,, tho Annivorsory
'"' ""N was N'''"''''' ~ Wv
Missionary meeting, whose exercises were "l
an interesting character On Monday and
,r,,,t,,, manu-, s,,e,.,,sri,ns yare hoard con
i. H. ;,,,..
ceIhlhE Ihe uu'les ~ P'e"0u'''i ''0 'uPoi'
anceof education, recommending the Union
Seminary as an excellent institution.
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PUBLIC SALES.

j. B. Robson, executor of Betsy Robson.
deceased, will sell real estate in B.oom-D l,
on Saturday, March 2Oth at 10 O'Clock q. m.
b Frank Zarr, Admini-rra or OF NJ. W Nu,s.
deceased, viii sill valuable real ,st,.e on ,ho
premises in BlJom-burg on Monday Ara
II, 1850.
Samuel Neyhard, Administrator O Sarah {
Shulz, will sell valuable real estate on tue
premises in Centreville, Columbia county ON
Saturday, March 27, 1850.
J. Dean Cole will offer personal prope ~ a
public sale at his resdencein Sugarlcui town
ship on Wednesday, March 81, 1850
l. X. Krickbaum, executor Of Andr FL
lows, of Huntil gton Valley, Luzeme coun
will sell real estate ON the premises Oh Satue-
day, March 81, 1880
S. f., Smith Trustee of Catharine A. Lamon,
will expose personal property to sale IA, the r..
idence of Wm Lamon in Briarcreek township
on Wednesday, March Il, lSso.
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CHILD DROWNED.

Last week Thursday afternoon a little hoy
about three wears old named Franklin Foulk,
was found drowned in a barrel of water at Da-
yid Brobsts in Scotown lie had been missed
for only a short time when some member oi
hat on the top Of the water, The child was
dead when discovered. He was a son Of Har.
rison Fo1lk, and lis mother dying, Mr. Brob.l
whose wife is the chld's aunt, took the little
boy to care for. He is said to have been a
bright and interesting child. The funeral oc-
CURED on Saturday,
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1t is now taken for granted that the old Com
pany store, formerly owned and run by Water
man d Co., of the Pennsvlyania Iron Work..
is to be abandoned by the new e m, vino have
purchased the right and tile of the ao We
works, as soon a, arrangements can be made
satisfactory to do sc.--DanriHe Record
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Marriages.

JoHNsoN-CARL.-On the 4th inst, al
h residence Of Thomas Sraboru, Kernvllp
Pa, by Rev J Guldin, Nj Isaac c John
son AMI Miss A lice 9 Carl, both OF Locust
township, Columbia county.
SESHOLT-SEYBERT ON the 9th inst.
by tie Rev y Spear at the parsonage in
Centre, Mr. Harry SeSholt and Miss Clara
Seybert both of Orange.
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Buntings for dresses at !, w. Hartman's
Boots and Shoes cheap at Mckinney,
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Notice g. hereby given ihat the undersigned ap-
pointed hN the nrp aus Court Il Columbia county
'u d. riNuIg th f.nd in & r hands OF hiram lrutr
tIu. Of u1ui.l r' ilpr $ adm dc lou~ non II Ira
P'dler, aud II money IN hi own htuos as adm. de-
n"u'S non Dr sHd lrn Pc. Ter, d'c'used TO ard
among InH Urtlc- rpttb a thereto; Wiu attend ut
DTS office IN Bloomsbury On -atUidty, March 9Th.
.-Nn ar O'Clock in the forenoon when and where
al persons wing ella ms upon the sud tuud are rr
QuIrd % present them or hc forever GcDaued from
coming I'm for share Of said rpnd.
JOHN G. FREEZE
III g7.-iW. Auiitar.
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Monte Cloth, new article of dress goods
at |. W, llartmau's.
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AN EDITOR IN LUCK

st. Jacobs Oil cures rheumatism; Of this
am convinced. For two years | suffered with
rheumatism in my left shou der and right arm
aud last fall was incapable Of attending to my
duties, and lay many night unable to sleep on
account of terrible pains. A few weeks ago a
severe attack Of this trouble struck me, and
this time | ncluded to try the ST. Jacobs
Oil, | must acknowledge, with but little conf
dence in it' merits. freely confess that the
result has completely astonished me. The first
application relieved the pain very materially.
and the continued use of only two bottles ha-
completely cured me of this chronic evil and
that after the most eminent physicians and
their prescriptions had been of no avail |
therefore consider tia duty to publish the above
or the benefit of all suf rers with rheumatism
and kindred comp iaiuts
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UuIGOH'S NOTICE.
ESTATE orA>pmw lounvAx. DECEASED.

ESTATE or ANpREw lcHRNAN DECEASED
Notice is hereby given III Il the undersigned ap-
pointed IA AIdilur py the orphans Court o. q p.uI.-
uit county, 90 datruuDr the money rrlu uIlg u
the hands ~ Lewis Nrttcr, now d'C"USe!, AuWius.
traitor C Andrew Luhrmlu Hud heretofore DIST Itu.
Ied io The heirs C George LOhrmpu and the heirs Il
Nlcphen Lphrmau. bv the auditors report 90 way
Term, l~t!; 10 ana among such Irro.uS H- may ur
a"tuly entitled thereto; viii attend at hl, uni'r h
| li|upmShurg, on thursday March 25'h, 1~~u, an 9
utllcEln lh" fore Don to perform the duties O his
aup IiutmrLt when and Where all persons having
rlmo ON nd fund are required To present tn m oI
ht forever dvbured from coming IN Tor share Of
such fund.
lrb 90, ',,-it JuIIN G. FREEZE. Au1itor
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MAIL ROUTES.

VuTE HALL AND BGoOMsBuRG.- Leave White Hail
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at G:3u a. m,
arriving at Bloomsbury by 10 a. IN Leave Blooms
burg ON same days after arrival OF Philadelphia
mail.
BESToS AND BL0oMSBURG.-teaves Benton Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at S a, m, arriving al
Bloomsbury at D. IN. Leaves Bloomsbury ucS
day Thursday and saturday at a. m, arriving
at Benton at2p. m.
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q. A. Hileman,
Editor Republican, Pittsburg, Pa.

SALE BILIs.-Persons who intend having
sales Of personal property this spring should
get their bills printed at this office for several
reasons First we give local notice in the
paper and continue the same until the sale thus
giving larger advertisement of the sale than
any other office in the county can give. Second,
we do The best kind of work at the loves rates,
We are prepared to print bills, from the small
est to the largest size, in the most attractive
styles, free of errors and at the shortest notice
possible Orders sent by mail will receive
prompt attention.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In the matter Of the SherTs sale OF the real estate
OF Harman J. Crevellng
The Auditor appointed bV the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Columbia county to distribute the money
arising from said sale TO and among the par les en-
titled thereto will attend 10 the duties OF his ap-
pOintment Al his once ia Bloomsbury on : IT.
urday, tn Srd day Of April 1870, at 10 a M. when
aud where all persons having claims against said
fund are required TO present them be forever de
barred from any share af the same.
H. +. WALLER.
march s, s0-iw Auditor
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COUNCm PROCEEDINGS

Thcte,nhr month y meeting of the Tow
Council, e.- held ON Wednesday evening Ma C"
3rd. : Kuhn esideut and all the mem
hrrs were present The minutes Of last meet
us we,e read and approved. Nj. Drioker
moved tnat o.dmance NJ. - relative 10 tire
.,....l, Second street in the rear OF Nor
u ~a.. laid over rom mte',r-- C. De,em.
.,rl--9 ard Jt. ulry 1850 re passed and p.o-
.u... ID .a. ,scsuoed by NJ Evans and ia q cu
....l.u.., ". Mr.. C. W NJ Her he ng pre-,
ear as % .orney fer Henry Yost aud j. ;, Lsz.
,rl- vino petition for the vacation Of Steiner
.i.ry extending from Fifth street to Eat street
"a sing that by reason Of the opening OF Fifn
street said portion Of said Slerner- alley M,
1-.,me u-e.e-s and inconyenient, a.s- th1t t',
Town Council pass au ora.n4nce at tLi- NEE
ug ro vaeDls said portion of Steiner "l,v
Mr. Miller al.p-'t.,s that Yo,t uod Lazarus
are tire only pa t.c- vino would he .u'rs-l,I u.
..e ,a..r on of aid alley, he there ore mH.y-
.r request that the -o.d ordinance be p.--.a
A.. ,ni- meeting q. al. p.1id without any i...u-
Pep mo- ..r.. and u.rh.r tra, a / cost and exp, -
- Incurred by the Town Cowil u the pas
land puulicat on ,f ordinance No p wi b.
bonn. bv u. p..,,, making this APP p.tcaj.u
.r.u,l hinI. Or motion cf VI .,r-. Diuar
aui H.lu,- tle,ri.,.,r,r ~. Iu--ei uuan
nuuIv. On motion the 70 ,owiug bills wyl,
ordt,el paid:
j, j. B~w,r. ieul oalhs, %co si2''
49,. q. Bukley. -oloi or, 5000
Eis,lI ~ BIT eubeoder, printing, zoo
b Bo1m,burs Gas Co.. street lamps. 4l"'
&" gas and lamp III> '5'2o
VI. G. Woodward, cons, table. IO55
Daniel I.ayo1co, po ice, 300
Reuin % STREET Commissioner, VS.
S-crcturv'- salary 10 %
Mr. Funston and Mr. Lutte committee from
the Bloom-burg Water Company were presrn'
md requested action oi the Council upon the
matter of supplying The town with water io'
protection against fire, saying that action IL
the premises Us desired now for the r. a.on MAJ
he Water Company IL -about closing out 'ne''
contract Tor the erection of the water worRr'
aud that they request the determination oil 'n'
council before March lo as to "h"lher '"'
1 town will take water for fire protection as I"
or before that lime the Water Company mus
decide in this respect After some discussion
1t was agreed upon MOTION oi Me7sFS' prlnNel
and Holmes that council adjourn to meet lue'
| day evening March y at -e'n O'CLOCK 10 con
slider the SUBJECT OF water
March 9th. Council met pursuant to ad
ioumment, Present |. 5. Kuhn, President
| 1 = L.
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ENEC UTORS' NOIICE.
EsrArE oF ELIAn rrLNEN. pEcE..Ep.

ESTATE or ELIJAH FULMFR DECEASED,
Letters tcstamentary on the estate OF Elijah Ful-
mcr, late OF Pine township, columbia county, ra..
deceased have been granted by the Register ut said
county 10 the undtrsi- ned Executors All persons
having claims against the estate OF the deCedcut are
requested TO present them Tor settlement and those
indebted TO he esq ate 10 mHke payment To the uu.
drr,gutd Executors without delay.
JOHN T. DEHR, Derr'S O ColC0.
HENRY j. ROBBINS, MiIlylle Col co.
Jan %. ',O-6w Ike tutors
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Rail Road Time Table.
STAGE LINES.

CAMBRIA AND BLOoMsBURG. Leave CambTa Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at $3.50 a. M, arrive at
nlOOmsburg by 1880 a. N. Leave BlO0mshutg on
same days after arrival Of Philadelphia mail.
BLooMsBURG AND lAlRDsvuIE,-Leavc Lairdsvlle
Tuesday Thursday and saturday at 1880 a. iIl.,
arriving at Bloomsbury by " m. Leave Blooms
burg on same days after arrival OF Pnrladelphit
mail Daily mall from BlOOmsDurg to Mlllyillr,
Benton and Bloomsburg.-A daily stage ne leaving
Benton In the morning and returning In the eve
ming of the ulV.
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Last week Friday was genuine March day
The wind blew perfect gale Chimney were
blown down, trees broken and much damag,
done in different parts of the country
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Rubber Goats white and black, Blankets
Legging", Gloves, Caps at the lowest price
at d. Lowenberg's
just received large consignment Of Salt
Selling fine salt bbl. Of $50 lbs. 81 90. Salt foi
stock So cents per hundred.
u. W.AuL,
march 5-2w E.py Station.
Call at Mckinney tor Shoes
Mari is selling the goods he has on hand
at old prices.
Real Seal Skin Caps just received at
David Lowenberg's.
Hats Hats! Hats ~!
GAPS, CAPS, CAPS
--latest styles. Lowest Prices at the Popu-
lar Clothing store Of d. Lowenberg.
have large lot ofnew Window Sash all
sizes-that will sell very cheap for cash or
produce. Call soon. Write for prices.
II. W. AUL.
march 52w Espy, Pa.
Mari wants Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs,
Side, Shoulders, Hams, Feathers, Rags, &c
McKinneys Shoe store below Court
House.
Highest market price paid for Butter and
Eggs in cash. IL w. AuL,
march 5.2w Espy, Pa:
The best Head Light Oil in town at
Marr's
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Stem winding watches as low as five do''e',
at l.. Bernhard's Jewelry Sor'. Also, fine
selection of cameo and other finger rings
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Ashland has contr buted SOD to the suile
ers of ireland, bnt the town papers say the
intend to swell that amount to 81 ,0C0.
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Handsome Window Cornicps with patent
extension, made to fit any sized window, tor
sale at G.. A. Clark's
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An effort is being made to have the Shame
kin town coun il order a special election to de
eide whether the borough shall be lighted "
with street lamps
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Business Notices
Eubhers at McKinney's :.

Eubhers at McKinneys.
|, W Hartmans Combination Store has
only single prices.
To reduce stock before they move into
their new store, Lutz & Sloan are selling
Dry Goods very cheap.
1000 yards new styles Spring Prints to ar
rive this week at l. W. Harmans.
The only reliable Dress Patterns are But
terck 4 Co.'S, Sold by Mari.
Lutz & Sloan will sell you yet for short
time the best quality of light or dark Calico
for cents Il yard.
Buntings for dresses at !, w, Hartman',,
Boots and Shoes cheap at Mckinney,
Monte Cloth, new article of dress goods
at |, W, Hatmau's.
Mar pays 80 cents for choice butter.
|. W, Hartman offers something new every
week,
Lptz d Sloan say that there is no advance
in Black Ca,hmeres and that they can sell
a better quality now for the same money
than they could year ago
J l. W. IIarman's Grocery business mul
tipled two told since he opened the new
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County out of debt. SS.749,5S in the Trea-
urv at the commencement Of the year and 81
1872 II surplus in the sheep iund-a coed show
ing and bright prospects FIR the future lIyo
NINA Democrat.
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We are pleased to announce that Capt c. B
Brockway is almost entirely recovered from his
recent severe illness, and will soon be able ia
attend to business. He is one of the few mel
who have had an opportunity of reading then
own obituary notice.
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The managers of the Opera House are deter
mined to secure first class entertainments for
the benefit of the people, and their efforts
shonld be appreciated. Powers Or, CLYDE
Company do not often play at places the size o
this town, but were got here by special efforts
Everybody in town, and all those in adjoining
villages who enjoy fun should seize this oppor
tunily to see Dr. CLYDE on the 10Th.
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Now is the time to do your wall paperinl
and at G A. Clark is the place to make you
purchases. He has on hand new and fine
assortment of the latest styles in paper
Call early and make your selections.
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See woman on horseback in another col
umn, riding near Speer's Vineyards, with a
bunch of Grapes from which Speer's Port Grape
Wine is made, that is so highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use OF inyalids
weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists.
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Go and see "The Dnites" tonight at the
Opera House. 1t is highly spoken of by tn.
press. Ihe company contains many actors o
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1000 pounds of nice dried apples wanted
at SIlas Youngs store Light Street for which
| will pay the highest market prices.
December 16 Am
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4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

feb 10, 1850 O.
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Snow fell for several hours on Sunday, b.
melted as fast as it reached the ground
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The Philadelphia and Reading railroad en-
gineers have been surveying the route for a
new road from Shamokin to Danville link
which will materially shorten the distance be.
tween the Mahanoy coal field and the west and
northwest The route selected is said to be
about twenty miles long.
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Resolutions of coincidence for publication
must in all cases either be accompanied with
81 50 in cash, or the promi,e of some respon-
sible person to pay the same, The large mum
Der of communications of this kind that come
in almost weekly require IA to adhere to thi'
rlle. We must either prin, all or refuse all
This rule puts all on an equal footing.
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1t has been discovered that the head cutter
in II. b. Clafin q Co.'S establishment in New
York has been stealing goods from them for
the last three years, amounting in all to abon'
$4,000. In cleaning up the scraps he pu'
silks and other fine goods in the rag bag and
sold them
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Admission free at McKinney's.

800 tons more of good dry rock oak bark
wanted by Sllas Young Light Street for which
! will pay 5000 per ton cash. or $3.50 in
goods.
| also buy Hemlock Bark Ond / will pay
$500 per ton cash or $3.50 per ton in goods.
Feb ON
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The answer to the Bible riddle, published
last week, was correct
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Sow fell all day on Tuesday and also Oh
Thursday.
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DR.. Clyde next Tuesday evening.

Easter falls on Sunday, The 2sth Of thi-
month.
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Boot headquarters at McKinney's.
New Goods at Mars,
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!. w, lIartman's Grocery business null
tiplod two told since he opened the new
department Go and see.
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ESTATE OF EL2ABRrH MURRAY, DECEASED
NO'tcc Is hereby given that the uuder signed ap-
pointed an Auditor by the orphans Court uf Column
ba county, TO make distribution ut the mnd IN the
hands OF Ihomas Butler, admins TarOr de- hOuis
non, cum tcSthmcutO auneNJ OF Elizabeth Murray,
late OF Derry township, now m Montour cuuuty.
deceased VIII attend al his office IN Bloomsbury, I'm
CpluWh county, Pcnua, on Wednesday the g4th
day OF March, A. u sSn, al o'clock IN the forenoon
TO pert rm the duties OF his appointment: at which
time and place all persons having claims upon sad
fund are required 20 present them, or bc forever
deb1rrrd from coming In for share OF said fuud.
Ieb go no4r JOHN G., FREEZE, Auditor.
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mb27G CIV
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02
TH1BODAUX, LMM, SAMED1 OCTOBRE 1880

-Eeuvre de Ia convention du
deuxieme district complete les
nominations congressionnelles en-
Louisiana. A l'exception lie NM.
Acklen ct Elan, &c sOnt tOus les
memes membres Qni sOnt chOisis.
NM. Billin ct Blanchard. nom
mes dams les troisieme ct quat
riems districts. sont denx jeu es
avocats honorables, de talent ct
'iouissant dune haute renommee
qui teront honneur q lenr Etat.
Dams le troisieme district presque
tons les iournaux blament NJ. Ack
len pour la conduite quill a tenae
a la convention ct rcconnalssent
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