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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12
Every well, Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN: bnt


you must not tease me just now. You
know Miss McFay!ane is Of opinion that
he is In love with her, while Miss S!saE
thinks her taste for literature and her
knowledge OF geology, especially her
pamphlet on the old red sandstone and
ITS fossils as confirming the Mosaic pc.
Rod, Nre all matters of great interest to
MIR. Fraser, and she fancies that he
comes ST. frequently for tine privilege of
couversing with her. But" exclaims
Miss RObIna, with a look OF triumph.
look Mt that !" and she held in her hand
u beautiful gold ring. 81 have got that
from ihe minister this very day"
congratulated her. She had been q
tayorite pupil of mine, and was rather
pleased with what had happcneo. "But
what" | asked her, "has all this to do
with the census?"
ooh, Just this" continued Miss Ro-
blnn. ~ had no reason 10 conceal my
age, as Mr.. Fraser knows it exactly,
since he baptized me He was young
creature then, only Extraordinarily :;
50 that's just the difference between us. "
Nothing at Rll, Miss RoDna," said
I. nothing at all; not worth mention.
ing"
In thispossing and changeful world, ="
said Miss Robiua, "three and-twenty
years are not much, after all, Nj. Nc
Lauchlin."
"Much2' said I. "Tuts, my dear,
it's nothing-iust indeed what should
be-"
~ was just 81 last birthday, Mr..
MCLAUGHLIN" sad Miss Robina, land
the minister SAID tho last time he called
that no young lsdy should take the
cH es and responsibilities ut II household
upon herself until she wG,--wnll, eight
and-twenty and he added that "a WAS
late enough"
" The minister, my doar, said l, sis
a man OF sense"
SO thus were tho Miss McFarlanes'
scheduled filed up; and If ever some
one in search of the Curiosties of the
Census should come scross II he NAV
think 1t strange enough, for he will find
that the three sisters Mclfarlane are all
one years buirns Chambers Journal
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

"6Arn" says that . public man at
Long Branch told him that when Zach
Chandler heard Of the nomination OF
Lincoln In 1850, he began TO curse In
Sarrible manner, and said that Lincoln
vas miserable clown, and thai Seward
was the only man in the country ut to %
elected and who could have carried it.
Somebody spoke up at the telegraph
Office, where this talk was going on, and
said, You underate Mr.. Lincoln he Is
a man Of intellect; q hne lawyer an Ell.
cellent debater, and man Of decision OF
character and hrmne-s Of purpose. In
about fifteen minutes Of such talk as
fd., Zach was induced 70 ssnd nsssagf
r. Lincoln oongrstulstipg hin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

WE HAVE another terror now in antic-
patton, that of cholera. This disea e
seems TO Pccur at intervals Of seventeen
years. It visited us i'll lSl9, and aeaia
~ 1866. The cable announces tIiat Il
has broken ont among the Mohammcdan
pilgrims in Mecca, and also in the Rns-o.
Austrian frontier, two distant points on
the road from the East It may he
that this is ominous Of its return here in
1888, and rs sanitary laws are its only
preventive, it is essential that they he
strictly needed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

Elk MINISTER CHRIsrIANCY Doubtless
feels somewhat discouraged. First,
divorce suit unsettes his nerves, then
comes chal enge to fight duel. and
before he RECEIVERS from the shock, bur.
glars enter his apartments and steal
$1,000 worth of diamonds that had been
given him for safe, keeping. This il
about the point reached when thoughts
of suicide crowd themselves one upon
another,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12
The Influential Woman.

We generally picture her as a leader
Of fashion, stately and beautiful, two
center Of her cutcrie. Her moral qull:-
ties are not considered at all ; aud TIL
Is where we err. When the rich womfn
can show to the world only liie e
fashion and idIeness, she j. deserving Of
open censure and disgrace, 80 long a.
there aro hungry bodies, minds or soul,
crying Tor some Of her Abundance. 10
whom much is given much is required.
Let public opinion mGte ont its wrath
OF censure upon tho fashioAable, idle
woman, who Is u disgrace to her sex
b, cause OF her aimlcss, useless life. Let
the expression "best society" mean
those who do good deeds, who leave tho
world happier and better for having
lived, instead of those WHO have been
most idle snd ai.nless. The "inlnential
women" OF every community are those
who are doing aud dariag, that the world
may be made purcr and better, whether
they are fashionable or questionable it
matters not
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

FARM products, on the average, are u
third higher than they were year ago.
Within few months wheat has advanced
from 81 cents to $3.50, and corn from
45@47 TO 766Ds0c Flour has advanced
30 on the barrel. Potatoes that last
March were selling at 81 25 per barrel
are now bringing 1896 What price
potatoes will bring by next March We do
not like to predict They will I've high
enough evidently for those who are com.
Dellel TO buy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12
A W0nian's Age.

A case was decided not long ago be.
fore the appeal court at Metz, in Ger.
many, which shows how lady's age il
matter entirely within her own control
Fraulein Catherine Mahl was engaged
to u desirable partner, to whom she bad
imprudeutly declared her age at SIX
years less than it really was. As soon
M the moment arrived for producing the
certificate Of birth, she was aware that
her little deception would be discovered,
and she feared that the match would be
broken of. she, therefore, took tho
liberty Of altering the official documen.
90 rs to make it correspond with tbs
statement already made. The crre-
mony took place, and the husband was
duly united to lady whom he believed
to be quite jemte n9enae. Uniortu-
nately, the certificate, IN passing through
some Office, hlppoued to be minute y
examined by one the clerks. The bride
WIS charged with the olfrnsc of falsliy-
ing public document, aud cond mned
to spend, if not her honeymoon, at least
three Ut the first months ot her married
life, "A prison. She had the courage to
appeal from the sentence. and cause the
case to be argued out before tho court
OF Metz, which reversed the decision ut
the inferior tribunal, and acquitted the
lady on the ground that she did not in
tend to commit al illegal act, but had
been actuuted only by "fcmale vanity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

YOU'VE men should take courage.
Several years ago Jenny Henry, Young
girl with scarcely enough to sustain her,
settled on tract OF land at Ash Creek,
Kansas, and by economy and hard work,
now owns farm under good state Of
cultivation upon which there is q oom-
Portable house, wcll-fnrnished, and other
valuable improvements. She will make
a living for soma man.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

IT SEEMS to be the case that the Nor
mons supply the White River Utes with
ammunition, and it is rnmored now that,
having plenty Of that article, they will
refuse to stay on their new reservation.
It would, perhaps, be to tho interest OF
the Mormons to endeavor 10 cultivate
Uncle Sans good opinion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
What She Wore.

sne wore -agc-grD en- pol lnaisa,
shirrcd II. bchlud the back.
ana seven a. p ait, with gu-s,t lODpa
were helnButChad In with black.
me drab oorsago- that fair corrAas-
Was bs,ea down t+iO,e;
lhc SKIRT was SimpS d uncet In gray,
And barely touched the tpor.
A Gollar-band Of crepe de chiuo,
Or Salinci eoru,
'ntt reached unto her dainty waist,
Aud WAS OF muuN.h hue.
Her hat-but, no, an angel. pom
We're ietdeG m the earth
To pant iht hatud a,umem
They JuIs arrived IRON Worth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

pers: Secretary Of State, q. s. Grant ;
Secretary Of the Treasury, Levi P. Nor,
ton Secretary OF the Interior, Senator
Jones Secretary of the Navy, Judge
Settle; Secretary Of War, Robert Lin.
coin ; Postmaster General, Senator Ere
linghuysen Attorney General, Geo. 8.
Boutwell,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

Ex-PREsDEsr HAYES seems to have
on enterprise on hand about which the
public know very little. He owns a farm
Of 800 acres near Bismarck, d. T., which
eos, him from sixty TO seventy-ave cents
IN acrs worth now sl5 per acre, and the
past year q wheat crop on u yie'osu p'"
a profit Of $4,000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

DURING the past twelve years it has
cost S302,345 for furnishing and re-
pairing" the Executive Mansion ct
Washington, and yet We read that the
furniture is old and must I've replaced.
The amount does look rather stingy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

BALL this evening, dear ?" inquired
Desdemona Of Othello, when she saw
him loading up his old navy revolver.
"No, not this evening, love, SIM otle.
evening" he replied, as he reached for
She pillow and wedged u down her
ssophaguA
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

THE Detroit Free Press states there
are So, 900, 900 gallons Of whisky stored
in Kentucky. What a high old time
there will be when people find out where
il is.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

OWING to the change OF administration
William Walter Phelps, United States
Minister to Austria, has asked to be re-
called ut opne.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

No MAN, perhaps, was ever in more
trying position than President Arthur,
aud all well-meauing citizens can but
nope he will be equal to the emergency.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

THE number of days from the time OF
Garfeld's election to his death (inc'ud-
ing those two days. was 1929" We're
this a superstitious age, the fact might
not be regarded merely as coincidence.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12
4, sa,s that the fatigue e1pe-

nj. JAvEL says lIIht tIIo I"tIF u0 UP
rienced by the eyes from reading with
artificial light is due more TO the want
80 E,,I,, .Lan No lis excess. Even III "a
yery br;gh.i, illuminated room the pu'
Nil. nrs much more dilated than by day
NM AID la. lilatioI produces fatigue
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

AUGUST BELMONT, the New York
banker, who spends his summers at
Saratoga, pays 81, 900 week for board
for himself and family Of half dozen
parSona
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

We ANNOUNCE, withaspasmolic SILVER,
that large hoops are being adopted by
the leaders Of fashion III the large cities.
Girls, to your tents
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

The late rains over the country have
started rapid growth of grass, and the
consumption Of hay, for the time being,
will stop to great extent
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

UNLESS somo terrible penalty is Mt
tached to attempts Oh the lives OF pub,
nc men, we may expect al increase of
crime in that rectlon
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

THE rice crop of the United States
this year is estimated at / 500, 900 bush
e!s, an abundant crop.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

WESTON, of pedestrian fame, is in the
employ OF the Church Of England Tenn
por,mce Society. How men do drift
about.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

MASON, who shot ut Guiteau, will not
he photographed, and persons writing
for lis picture will save themselves time
and oney by taking notice.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

THERE is little doubt but that the
prosecutions OF the Star Route con-
tractors will 60 right on AS if nothing
had occurred.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

HARRISON, the "boy preacher"
charges 500 week for his services.
There is no telling what he will charge
when he gets to be man.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

TRAVELLING by balloon would be the
better and more profitable way in Mis-
souri, and Arkansas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

A ST. Louis negro committed suicide
through grief at the death OF tho Presi-
dent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

QUEEN CHRISTINE, Of Sweden, said
that she loved men, "not because they
are men, but because they are not wo-
men "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

GUrrEAU was pleased to hear Of the
Presidents death because it put him out
Of pain. This is magnaminity, indeed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

THE public debt was reduced over
twelve millions Of dollars daring Sep
tember.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

STxTY-EIaHr miles OF black cloth were
used to drape the department buildings
in Washington.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

The Jews in Russia are organizing for
self-protection.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

The country is responding literally 10
the suffering people Of Michigan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

..-omos eAuVI q. Gns 6Ivsseoeu on
ssJssod nos on n'wns e'!uL 'soA -
..'Jmos $500 NiA NJ 'ouI0s sex -
=! 'uas sIqi pAs.a ~ aosdxs aoI 3D..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

RowRLL has retired from tbs track
with $50, 900 to his credit
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

Reports Of the nut crop say hickory
nuts IRE more plentiful than ever, but
ternuts failure and acorns short.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

CHARhEs j. GUrEAu will plead In
sanity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

AMERICAN horses are carrying of ell
the honors in England this year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

PRIVATE board, as rule, has advanced
one dollar week in nearly all the cities.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

A PARTISAN clothing house. is running
it's sewing machines by electricity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12

Hsrs Is the new Cabinet a. IL is Or
uapissd 10 sems 81 the New York pa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-12
The Upera.Glass IN Paris.

There is not city in the world where
opera-ghsses are more extensively used
than in Paris The first thing that
strikes n stranger visiting a French the
ater is the perfect cooness with which
the pit hat ON Ii, al, aims its gllsses at
the galleries and how the gall ries
bravcly respond. And not in the the
aters only. No mau can stare ut YOU
more M laciously than the bouleyGrdiar.
In the House Of Commons it il II con-
silerel good form to look at The rep
resentati Va of the nation with All opera
glass. and the practice is generally avoid
I'd. At TIE Palas Bourbon, III the Cham
Der OF Deputies, the case IS llerent. In
the diplomatic gallery aud III ali galleries
you SEQ regular battery of opera
glasses turned OH NJ. G,mhetta rs he en-
ters, or towards NJ dc Cass gnac rs he
speaks. No one objects. This habit Of
staring with the naked eye or with the
operas lasses, seems to have always
been prevalent here. paris is full Of
those Implying lorgneurs who post
themselves before you and fix upon your
person a steady gaze." This is the
vi A"pAs
j. no longer considJ red indecent because
il has become so common. Women do
not take offense at it, provided they are
looked Mt in the theaters and in their
promenade. But il any one were to eye
them in such manner in private COM
pany, the lorgner would he taxed with
insolence aud treated rs impolite.
4 Bravo prummer.B0y.
In the war with France previous to
the Revolution, an English drummer
boy, not more than fifteen years Of age,
having wandered from his camp to near
the enemy's lines, was seizad and
brought before the French commander.
On being asked who he was by the Gen.
erill, he answered:
"A drummer in the English service"
This not gaining credit, drum was
sent for aud he was desired to beat .
couple Of marches, which he accordingly
did. The Frenchmans suspicious being,
however. not quite removed, he desired
the drummer to beat retreat.
"a retreat, sir" slid the youthful
Briton 81 don't know what that is. F"
This answer 30 pleased the French Off.
Ger that he dismissed the drummer and
wrote to his General eomMenaing hts
spirited bshsrias.
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II" aCtU& NOTATION TRAIN will lesvo
!" yshlh>t"n al III U. III. ara Alexandria II
o. ? -. dsi!j, except Sunang, and arrive a,
LSHsnurE ST : ~ D. II. Leave Lees burg IT & 10
8; u end arrive 81 Aioxandrin al 8 Is an, ST.:
WsScIr 8s2n Al 30 = ~.
E'J :s2e!gege rom Wash.sEton will .ase
- %na'..%.o!. ans Ohio cnrs =. toe RniLr, ore
- cnl"!'sc ':a iroad station st9 70 O. ~ anu 4 70
- -. go - toropg! withor, Change Gf cas-.
.ha ~ :. IL. :ra!u from nlexcaGria and II. ~
:; m 'tY.. ir"E2 Hn;1d Hl,I connect at Kount
6liI WITH |cCHy Il Wiyeinlon's Daily Line of
N'scne. :or oiIca*ravi!;e, Berryvjlle and Win
CHESTER; $50 k..'Encr's Line of Coaches which
,.:H., iA,S5aurg daily 70: Aide and Middle.
j9tb trains, westward, make close connections.
5. Vienna. wish &isson's Lns of Stages for Fsi,.
tx Court house
:'essls'aai@tton IfcEees, 81 CTS per uoi1.
ShGT"i sseNnaa. $50.
Il. EAVENEE,
'c'i4 =" General Tickes ARer.,
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E-sHg" OF TEsn s.sE.E

EYERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
Friday, ut 80 O'clock p.rG.; returning, leave
Norfolk on ait'rcsta tsEs si .; co p n.
This stsuhch iron s:esmer hss just been ps;nt-
cd throughout, ststar2oms rsV: , il1 a,sn.d uni
carpetod, ara is the h.Idsoce,t rs wei! ri .ha
ssfest oust On The Poioncc river er9 Gaescyc.:.e
2ap, snd is the only s."auIe: nlEfin.. clos, cnn-
ncct:cn with the New lcre and no.toI. sto.rn.
ers; also Connects VIII :'eh mond steamer. rr,i
railroad lines cuth. STOPS az f!NES E1INI'
and POINT LOOKOUT go!ng and returning.
Esra frst clsss. 6 round trip ST 81
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DE VI LIN ia safe and reliable suhoti
A tuts tor quinine A COZ blnstion of the e1
lyptus, the anti rnsar,sI t-es of Ans,raiis ~,
pefiof TO qnirine Ter Chills and. Fevere. Dun a
AFue, lnts:mItte:it fever end all Ms,arisl H.
ssaSos ,. trice 70 cents per box Of 80 coated mills
huii Directions for use sccompsny each DO,
Hai!ed 10 any address upon receipt of p,ic,
Liberal discount TO the trade.
JANNEy & CO., wholesale soento
- sep1o ~ aid 152 King street
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10 meet ali the demands upon IT, the Gszstte
Will be made q WASHINGTON and IlUH.
MOND NEWSPAPER, AS wall As NJ ASK.
ANDn1A JoURHAL. The Echnord and
Washington news of pas: yaa-s has lais I;,;lc to
improve. but yrs gre.tor eff ,rt vii bs ,osaa r.
lnsura A0sonts porf ion il tbs=o departments,
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The ALEXANDRIA GGZETGE, begun il
lT9' is the Oldest newspaper il the Sta!e, al
tbs only dsiy publ.hed in Northern V,rginia
It has survived. with lew exceptions, al tho
public presses in Amoric. wlic3 say with !. tbs
d. wn of the nineteenth century. IT. lies, too,
not in decay, bat full of life ard v,aor.
glViHg sll tina news, telling the truth wi.Aou:
lear, favor or alectlon, trencti! on The Iris.
OF no msn's home, bu. full to tbs r,fi,n with al
public information, snd giving daily honogi
judgments of public men and public measures,
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with the coming yesr al the long trlca and
improved methods of making a STANDARD news
paper will be continued, with such sdiilioDsl
facilities as past expsrianc. ju.t6ss the proorje
tor 10 oeliavng will sdd to the cspsc!.s of the
Gazette to sorve is readers l. exycc.: 20 rsn-
der faithful service to the city, tas sta ana lhs
country " candid criticism OF men ind events
In the ln.aes! OF ths people .! tha U.mno1-
wc.!h If Virgini4.
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II turEithts the news teIcsrans q the New
York Associated Press M of Ecuter's Flu opea
agency, being, with but three exceptions the on,
paper between Baltimore und Hichrnon,; that !.
thus connec!od with lne great f,u,.~iaa ct The
lords news.
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Inc city Of Alexandria will lld So usus ;ts
daily history 10 each evenings issue and the
Intelligence of!hot section Of tho COm!no,.s, s}lb
which nature has bound to Aiexau:;ris J.; .bo
curvature OF its inouataias or the cour,.s nf il.
rivers as Vail as that portion liakot to US b5 tbs
iron bands OF railways, will ou ns,ituolely
chronicled
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The Flour, Grain and Produce movements
Will Do noted daily. and the ssles Of tie A!exso.
drls and neis boring markets given with sccu.
racf and dispatch. The Grocery and other mar.
ke.s will receive conctsrt attention. and tba
money or s.,cs markets of the country epito.
mzad tor Its columns, full detsils bei1g given
10 oil stocHs, &c, which fad Investors in this
section OF the couatry.
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Alexall1ria Oazettp
SATURDAY sVHNING, FEERUARY s.

GROWS AND THE CoRT 1t is aid that in.
vestigstlon shO@s tha- tie crows lave II. de
fearful havoc with tie c0:n IL tie f Ids The
loss IS estimated b, W, Il oo=tei farmer Of one
bushel pSr IL Get for a.! t. outstanding CON
Sm%l shocks sre e. e. n.y. "icGln c-ntre 70 cir-
cumtetence." and isrge Cns; hsve be n oera,rat
cd aud stripped a dec as me vtracious birds
can go. Il c,nEul % CcrInd IN. thy ere c.
ceedIngly Grst-ur.ivn IL v'i&ter. mt still there
ls good deai L. be scored 10 tte,f credit Dur.
ing thH sunmcr their iIssclirrrcus hsnits epti
tie them ~ bin rank among TIE farmers
friends, .td TIC? isrti!iza the and on wh CD
they roost Sex aret y"s:s ago we SAW crop of
corn on FOOT Il g where they hsd used before
the pines ware cut CrRn will would lave
been crrt.l.HS'r 70 our Strongest isnr. md pr
are cd tr" ,fcfl tie slIii lrt"d tyr i + ,.i,tty
- Umcte$tsr JiYcs.
Vile Or, 40 &C =. received lt~ ilosias
original declaration: ~ ad uloi-clc, I'm oslS
a poor work., bat | inVc Jon ike ruiouaie
While Wal;ieR 10 "cc3no Ooc sad you this
Simple UUuch Of VOLTS Il my le,;er gives sen
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