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Street Paving with RrieI.

The Huntington, W. Va, AderliIer state.
that twelve years ago the experiment was
made at Charleston Of paving the street,
with common brick, and it says that to the
surprise Of everybody they have proved to
be the best material for the purpose. Ac.
cording to that paper, the city Of Charles.
ton put down single square OF this sort Of
paving where the heaviest traffic had to be
borne, and it is now practically as good as
new. Last fall the authorities ordered fopr
squares more laid in the same way, and
brick is now adopted as the material for
this work. The period Of experiment has
passed, and brick has proven to be
the thing, Some months since the
Adratiset gave, from the official
tables, the figures showing that gran.
lite y the only paving material that resists
greater crushing weight than brick, and
this fact has caused q number OF cities 10
Investigate the subject, until 1t will not be
long until this cheap material will come
into general use. We note these facts SAYS
the 4asasiseh preliminary to renewal
Of our suggestion that the paving OF our
principal thoroughiares with brick be pn.
dertaken.
sThoeost per square yard for brick is
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T1RUSTEE'S SALE.

Byyirtue Of two deeds Of trust made by AleI,s1,
KeEaPle and Ann r. KeRPle his vile 10 utS,
trustee, the Ant dated January 9, 1874 fecold hi
the office ui the Clerk Of the County COut Of on
county, West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust BOCE IA
g. pare 80; the second dated June Is, 1875 neCofi
In said Clerks office In Deed Of TIust Book S0I
page bf3, will sell, on
TUESDAY. THE 2irH DAY OF JANUARY lSe
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at thu irort do
Of the Court House Of SAId county, the following
described property. that Is TO say; Part Of lot nun
beFcd two hundred and fifty In Chaplne aud iCsI
addition to the city Of Wheeling the said taE MIR
bounded "a follows: Commencing ut the sOuth,ii
corner Of Alley Is and EOti street; thence eat arr
the south side Of said allCy sixty ,e feet: ihtbC
south on line parallel with EOif street 0riyi1Sf
feet thence west OF line parallel with said tltJ
Sixty.fve feet TO EOf stret: thence north on IL
east side Of EOf street fOrty'four feet to the place
beginning.
The tue Is believed to be perfect, bu, will CO..
ycy only the title vested In me by said deed, ii
trust.
TERMS OF sALE-onethirtl and so much more Y
the purchaser may elect, In cash on day8i ale o.
balance In two equal installmentS at siI and twelve
months with interest from day Of sale, the bur
chaser giving notes secured by deed Of trust I'D
policy Of insurance on the property for the defend
WILLIAM J. W. cowDEN
dGiA TFtinRa
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The vexed question Of crinolet has been
partially solved by the introduction OF a
single band Of steel into the yoluminous
folds OF the back breadtlls Of skirt so as
to unite them and give the amplitude OF an
antique tourniere. Although apparently
simple the adjustment OF this inCipient
hoop is difficult, for the graceful fall Of the
drapery is entirely dependent on the cor.
rectness Of its position. Hence, in this
case, sins Of omission should be lightly
condemned, for n neglect to comply with
the suggestions Of fashion is rather praise.
worthy than otherwise, when the graceful
elements Of lady's attire may be imperiled
by faulty crinoline.-New York Hour.
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A lYesl YiErlninn,s nnnI.

Speaking Of people who got something
in the windup Of the Confederacy, the only
reputed gamer by that collapse ever heard
Of, who never took The trouble to denytht
assertion, was a West virginian, old iona
than Raymond, formerly Of Marion County
and relation Of the present Judge Hay
moRd OF FaiFmoRt Jonathan, who was
quarterlnaster or something Of that kind II
the Southern army, had about $4,000 il
coin put into his hands 10 20 and buy
cattle in Texas, about the close Of the war
and ending the Conicderucy bursting ii
behind him he kept on going and neve
stopped until he landed in Mexico will
$4,000, There he bought coffee planta
ton, and as the nursery tale goes, "h,
lived in grease and died in peace and wen
TO heaven in q warming pan"
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The Late MS. IadEe MeLsan.

From the Dayton Journal
Tho editor Of the Journal remembers her
in the prime Of her beautiful womanhood,
when she accompanied her sons to Bethany
College, West Virginia, and supervised
their education. She was then regarded
one Of the first women in Western society,
in all the attractions that win the admir-.
ton Of mankind. Some who were then
but mere lads ut Bethany, but are now
gray bearded fathers, remember her with
grateful affections for her tender care fol
them in hours Of sickness, us well as for the
benefits derived from her delightful society
II is a sad pleasure to read that she retained
her strong mental faculties in full force
until death claimed her for its own.
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A Matter orraxatIon Decided.

The question is sometimes asked, has
one State the right to tax bonds or shares
cfstock representing property in another
state2 1t seems by recent decision OF the
United States Supreme Court, that they
have. The decision was announced on
Monday last in the tax case Of Chas. ].
Bonaparte, Executor, against the Appeal
Tax Court OF Baltimore City. Chief Justice
Waite, in delivering the opinion Of the
Court, said:
( "The plaintiffin error asserts that certain
registered New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio State bonds and stocks held by him
are not liable to taxation by the State Of
Maryland, and he brings the present suit
to get decision upon the questions: First,
Is the registered public debt OF one State
owned by resident Of another, con.
additionally taxable as property BY tho
latter State? Second, II so taxable, other.
wise can 1t still be taxed, although the
State OF issue has asserted its sovereignty
over the property by either taxing il or
exemptinG 1t from taxation by the law Of
This court replies to these questions as
follows: First, it is insisted by the
plaintiff in error that the immunity from
that provision Of article 4, section LIST, of the
Constitution Of the United States which
provides that full faith and credit shall be
given in each State to the public acts Of
every other State. We are unable 10 give
such an effect TO this provision. No Sate
can legtslate with reference to its own
Jurisdiction. No State can exempt proper.
" from taxation in another. Each State is
independent Of all the others in this partic-
ular.
Second. Taxation of the debt within
the debtor State does not change the legal
sltus Of the debt for any other purpose than
that OF the tax which is imposed; neither
docs exemption from taxation. AS the
situs Of the debt is the domicil0 OF the
owner, it Is properly subject OF taxation
there, unless exempt by the local laws.
The Judgment Of the court below ia
affirmed,M
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,LRaAL NOTICES
TRUsTEEls sALE o. Mann

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAITii5s
y Property on Wheeling Island. AhlE
by virtue d 4 Deed Of Trust made n,
Bell and David X Bell, her husband Y " KAT
9Eastee, dated January II, 1878, rconisJ re 4
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the County Conn u y IN
V " wv mSst Vlrgln u Deed o. Trust BSoES
TUESDAY, JANUARY THE SlS.. lssa
A. the front dooFOi the Court House al ,aId 49,.
The following described property, that i 10 w.
The east hall Of lot numbered thIFiy.,iT ~.
on the south GldS Of Maryland street H. hIsl
In ZAne's Island addition to the City q Ms
- LAID out BY Henry Moore, trustee for E,ss...il
LAAe, and located on ZRne's Island, AtihS ~
time, By the consent Of the mid Mary 3. And =
Bell, Will be sold Thu. west half Of aid lG ~ !
with the resideiCe Of said n. J, sud D. Il. Hill q
All the sppurtenances thereto belonging fR,iS
proponents consist OF two story frame dVShia.
built ~ the most substantial manner. W,tS
rooms, hall, good cellar, water In hOuSr JS,H
2 well yet with grape lrb0F, fruit tICeS and GeN.
| The sale Is only made 10 close III eSiate ~.
above property unless previously disposed Al !
private sale, Will b. sold a. whole or Ia Se,Sn,.
parts - will best suit purchasers II q ioSIst !.
thr highest ground on he Island, lar RSovs Sii
water ead Ia most excellent nctgtb0ttoCS. H
within hall square Of the Street Railway.
The title Is believed 10 bG unquUttIOnnble ,,Au
sold Is whole, deed will he made iFOm M ny ~
ems direct, but sold separate will convey ~
such title u Il vested IN me. VI
] TRIMS or sALK-0nC third and "A much ,y.,,,
the purchaser may elect IN gaIh, Oh DAY Of Az \
balance IN two equal inStAllmentS VI one AMI n
years, with interest from day Of sale the W
giving notes secured by Deed Of Trust and ToiiSS.
Insurance on property for deferred payments
HENRY 4. JONES, Trust.
| ftAYib K, BELL. 'SH
T. J. STONE, Guardian
| WM HAIIER ANrtinnleF a.
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plea for Knee Rrecehos.

NV YoRx, January l2.-ToM lie Edito, O.
The Sun: Some men, myself among the
lumber, are soIormed by Nature that they
cannot keep the knee marks out OF Their
trousers. To obviate this trouble and
keep our clothes looking neat, q new style
is needed. Will not some Of the highly
Hsthetical and wealthy young men Of New
York don the knee brooches and give us
unfortunate creatures, with good legs but
unfortunate knees, a chance to hold oul
own against the tailors?
A SEARCHER AFTER TIE BEAUTIFUL.
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commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", In front oi V.,,.
". Fishers BenwOod ston, in the town Of IsbvarI
In said county Of Marshall proceed to sell Al publ
auction, TO- tho highest bidder. The IplipWIpS "
Scrtbed real estate, situate IN BCmw0Od WanbSN
county, West Virginia, oil the west Sldc Of Ihe il
o. X r. upon which tenement houses No, 1 ana |
are situated sald l3t or parcel Of Gr0und being mon
point on the line Of the H. 4 U. H. n, corner Ia NJ
rts; thence To sotttheTiy drCl0n along tic M.
OF said b, y. T. X. thirty two t3lj lerI; ihgRse N
westerly direction one hundred and lhirty.tSS
ll39l feet; thence In II nOtthcrly direction On ~
line parallel 10 the line Of the b 4 o. Il il ibirtS,
two (S2) feet thence on line parallel 10 the icSi
above run one hundred and ihlFiy.iWa HsS
feet to the place Of beginning. e'N
TERNy OF sALE:-UnO.thItd, and rs lnrrh mn,, =,
theputChascr may 81, 1t To pay, in cash, EnJ ~
residue IN two equal lnstallmentS at one nnd,So
yeaH respectively. For such deferred pnymes,,
tho purchaser Is to give his notes secured 6ydCiI
trust on said property.
jai2 WILLIAM LINCU r,,,,,.
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CAREuNkLls, Felons, Boils, Sores of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi.
lively cured without the aid OF a knife or
poultice, by using Mrs Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblairs,
etc, it has never failed To cure. For sale "
I.nPap h Co nxw
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wnERLlEo, ". VA, JANUARY ". 1857.
\ Gov. LOWRY, q Mississippi, in his rccel

\ Gov. LOWRY, q Mississippi, in Ills recent
inaugural message declared that the "presi.
dent or managers Of a successful factory
ought to be more highly appreciated by the
people Of the South than any public funC-
tionary in the land" The New Orleans
Times pronounces Gov. Iowry's utteranccs
.noble words, and fairly representative Of
the ideas that thrill the heart Of the new
South"
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GALE on BENWOOD REM ESTATE

by virtue o. a dOed Of trust made Nv Ftt,, ,
Morrison, wife OF VIM. Morrison, and .aiI W.
Morrison, husband OF 1lid liza 4. Morrison Ia N.
undersigned trustee, dated April 10 i'm ,rS y
corded IN tho Olllce'f records Of deeds ioi MSnhS
county, West Virginia, In the town Of Mannheim
IN said county, in Deed Of Trust lOOE No, 4 ny,
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lyon have no Peruna pamphlet get one
Immediately. Address S. B, Hartman & Co.,
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REAL ESTATE.

HEAL ESTAIlL.
by virtue Of a deed OF trust made by ~ N. bas.
lap TO me as trustee dated the second day Of rs
rl,ary 1861, and recorded in the office Of the CGt
on Deed Of Trust Book No. IS, page 257, will " Id
public auction, ut the front door Of the Court HVul
Of said county. on
TUESDAY. MARCH IA, 1882,
commencIngat 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following q
sCrlbed property, that Is 10 Eay Certaln piece 4
parcel u land situated near West Liberty, OH
county, West Virginia, containing about i've aCftl
aud being the same upon which tho Eald NJ
Dunlap now resides,
IwItl convey only the title vested in me by al
deed Of trust.
TERMS oF sALE-onc.thlrl tho purchase mona
on tho day OF sale, the bilAncC In two equal insl
mentR. at six and twelve months with lhteresl NJ
day Of sale, the purchaser giving notes securely
deed OF trust on the properly Tor the deferred ri
" FIX VIM. NJ. DUNLAP, Trustee.
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about one dollar and ten cents, which Il
cheaper than Granite, Limestone, Nichol-
son or McAdnm.
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THEtotal population OF New York cityac
cordihg to the census Of 1880 is !, 2O6, 200 di
Vided as follows:
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Among the residents are 10000 natives Of
New Jersey, II 900 natives Of Pennsylvania,
10000 from Massachusetts,, and 5000 from
Connecticut.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED-NURsE GIRL AT NO.
wv Maryland street, Illand. III

HTANTED - AN ACTIVE GIRL TO
Wv put up paskASeA Apply at 1854 Market
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TRUSTEES SALE OF

del4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-14

skEnblsh fR tisalsa HpaH ApbAaE;
ancs lnd character d works Of art,
exatnplins Greek tragedy. Gothic
architecture, Dutch painting and
French tragedy, comparing eli
mate and natural productions,
with the moral temperature
and its effects, and applied these
methods to Italian art, and reviewed
the history of painting in Italy, touch
ing upon the lives of such great men
as Michael Angelo, Corneille, Denner,
Van Dyck, Goethe and Raphael, car
rying his hearers through the painting,
sculpture and poetry of different
epochs, giving successive steps of the
method and definition of works of art,
the advantages of art and its value to
human life. A far better idea Of art
history, with its uses and influences,
can be obtained by aperusal of Tame 3
lectures, to be had at the moderate
cost Of one dollar and half, than an
aesthetic lover could learn by listening
an entire week to Oscar Wilde's
drivel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-14
GO HEAD NIT DOT MUSIC.
Malone and the Republican Or
phans Getting Up Il Matt
nee Full of Fun.
Special to the cOurier.JOurnsI.

WASHINGTON, june 1.-THE I'M
natural marriage in Virginia politics
is likely to end in a divorce before
there are any political babies to speak
of. Boss Malone and some Of the Re.
adjuster sub bosses thought they dis
covered signs of Straightoutism in
Dezendorf and Jorfensen, and, after a
bedroom conference, these two Vir-
GINA politicians and Congressman
were notified that they must declare
themselves Readjusters or prepare for
defeat in their respective districts. II
Readjusters, they must come around
to the convention and vigorously re-
adjust themselves to work under the
bosses; and if not, it is understood
that Malone and the Administration
will nominate a negro in each district,
aud elect him at any cost. The two
Republicans decided not to be bull.
dozed, and the fun will begin later.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-14
Cotton.

Sales yesterday were $50 bales,
to exporters $50 and to spinners 400,
closing steady and unchanged, as
follows: Ordinary, lOc; good do, 1Oic;
low middling, 11sc; middling, 12c;
good middling, 124c; middling fair,
l2ic; off colors, 10 less.
Receipts Of cotton at all United
States ports for the past four days
we're 7l79 bales, and 1896 less
than last year for the same time.
Receipts since September LIST sum up
1853, 269 bales, and are 1,O14,959 less
than last year to the same date,
also 249, O78 less than the year before.
Total foreign shipments this year have
been 3,226,950 bales, against 4,2O2,719
and 1861 III bales for the two pre-
vious years. Total stocks are All ,3l5
bales, against 4l4,O5 and 335,736 last
year and the year before.
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NAILS PEI sgg NO IN led sVHHlssl

NAltA@sg Va q % III led ssHHIas
WIRE III uhsslslad heilnE.
C0FFEE~Market quiet at 9Hai6c per
ID for Rio and 24a26cfor Java.
MACKEREL-New mackerel are 81 50
for No. 3 large, in hf bbls, and csc for No.
/ in kits; receipts of the new catch are as
yet irregular and prices likewise old are
nominally, $Sa3 IS for hf bbls Nos 3, 2
and l. Kits. 81 TO 10 for Nos. g. 2 andl.
BAGGING AND TIES-Quotatio
are nominally 91fal0kc per ID, and lac
for twine; ties, 81 86a1 60 par bundle.
COAL-Pittsburg per box TO river 80
and unsettled; city trade, del, 40c
per Dbl; per hid 81 so to 8 so; Anthra-
cite $40 90 per ton. Kentucky coal 30c
per Dbl delivered.
HORSES AND MULES-Little do
ing, but range from 500 TO $3.50 for
l411 to 161k hands. Horses $125 to $500
each for good and $40 to $75 each for
plugs.
LIVE ST0CK-Butchers' cattlearriye
in small numbers prices range from 3 to
SIC for medium to choice grass fed, and
sheep are scarce at 81 to Axe per ID, and
81 TO 90 per head for cemmen; lambs are
in demand ut 81 to per head, as per con-
dition. Hogs, in poor supply at ~ to
71c, the latter for corn fed, Mich COWS,
dull at $40 to 80 per head, and yearlings
are "a to per head.
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Attachment Notice,

Before NJ Coleman, j. P. for Shelby county,
Tenn.-H Dow vs.. n 3 Price.
/ N this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 Of the code Of
tennessee, and returned levied upon the
having been made that defendant is in a..
debted to the plaintiff in the sum Of
forty dollars, due by account. and that
the claim is Just, and that the defendant is
a nonresident Of the State of Tennessee,
it is therefore ordered that said defendant
on the SOlh day Of June, 1882. at two
o'clock PM, at my Office, No. Il
Madison street, Memphis, Tennessee,
and defend said attachment suit within thu
time prescribed by law, or tho same will
be proceeded with es.parte; aud that copy
OF this order DO published once week fol
four weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the Goth day Of May, 1872.
70 50 IS "a J M COLEMAN, j. p,
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Art Philosophy in France

A series of lectures on "The Phil
osophy of Art" were delivered some
years ago before the art students of
"Ecole des Beaux Arts" at Paris by
H. Taine, Professor d'Esthetique ct
d Historic de Fart in that institution.
The lectures, as a system of aesthetics,
consisted of an application of the ex-
perimental method to art, in the same
manner as it is applied to the sciences.
The author undertook to explain art
by social influences and other causes.
Humanity at times and places
and other conditions furnished the
the facts upon which Taine's theory
rested, and he claimed that the artis-
tic development of any age or people,
is made intelligent through a series of
historical inductions terminating in
few inferential laws, constituting
the philosophy of art. Tame further
argued that his system tended to
emancipate the student Of art as we'll
as the amateur from metaphysical and
visionary theories, growing out Of
false theories and traditional mis-
conceptions, and kept him
from being misled by an Cxclu-
sive adherence to particular
schools, masters or epochs. He ar
gued further that it tended to render
criticism less capricious, and there 4
fore less injurious, debating no con-
ventional standard Of judgment, and
promoting a spirit Of charity toward
all works. He only attempted to ex.
plain art according to natural laws,
believing thereby that by following
his advice, order might be to some
extent brought out of confusion, and
he wrote a work on the
History Of English Literature
applying the same theory to literature
as he did to art. Taine became very
popular among art lovers in the East
ern cities as well as throughout Eu-
rope, and his writings were every
where sought for, read and translated
into various languages. He was a man
Of genius, and as time moved he i'm
proved in his order Of thought in
wonderfully artistic style. The gifted
Tame was also the author of "a work
on intelligence which ranked him
high among thinkers. In descriptions
ofthe nature of the work of art
and the search for aggregates
upon which it depends, Tame first
carried the object of his study through
the entire production of the artist,
then through the school to which he
belonged, giving Shakespeare and Ru-
bens as examples, after that through
contemporary society, citing Greece
J and Spain in the sixteenth century as
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BE sure to buy your Tickets over the.
u. G. & Sc. L. Railway.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 1912, R Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Margaret Q Sparks, guardian, and COrne-
Illus Sparks VS.. John Huber.
DY virtue of an interleeutOry decree fol
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
eth day OF January, 1889. and renewed March
q, 1852, and May %, 1882, will SELL at pub
10 auction. to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse OF
shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, June -, 1852,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wit:
In the city of Memphis, now the Taxing
District Of Shelby county, being the southern
part Of lot No ninety-ono (9l) on the plan of
the extension of the northern part of the
city Of Memphis, fronting S714 feet on Third
street, east side, and running back TO the
depth of said lot No. 81 one hundred and
forty-eight ana one-half feet to an alley, said
lot being enclosed in parallel lines running
perpendicular to Third street.
Terms Of Sale-Qne third cash, balance in
II months, purchaser TO execute note bearing
interest with approved security for deferred
payment, lien retained, etc.
This May 30, 1872.
~ BLACK, Clerk and Master,
Temple solicitor for compPt
7SSl 81 93 80
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NOn.ReAidenT Notice.

No. S4S6-1n the Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.-RObert = Arata OF al VS..
Mary Parma ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
1 that the defendants, Mary Parma, Leuta
Elizabeth Parma and Charles Parma
are nOn-residents Of the State of Ten
nessee; it is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the court
house of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the second Monday in July, 1882,
and plead, answer or demur TO complainant
bill, or the same will DO taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing ex-parte, and
that q COPY OF this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Public
Ledger.
This 9th day Of June, 1882.
A copy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Sykes 4 ellison, sol'rs for compile,
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