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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
C0IORED SILKS |!
BLACK GOODS /!

We are paying more at
tention than ever to our
Black Gooos Department,
and will have during the sea
son full lines of new and de.
sirable dress fabrics OF
Lupin's and other celebra-
ted makes, as low as same
qualities can be found in any
market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

A. hthNr-DW sLLlNp HOUSE No
(sble locs s9. street, containing 7 roou 8, a
lrsn; ann T,,,n 1or small family with no
lisS pf'" M NJ. CHILD,
+ .G4 Marke. street,
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DUBLlO SALE.

The entire stock anu fixtures Of d'y goods
and grocery store, No. sl2 ButtonwooA street.
Tuesday. March 2lst 1882, at "a o'clock, q.
m. Consi ting Of tea, coffee, sugar, soap
spices, molassss vinegsr, caned fruit. nolr,
tinwate, glass anu queensware; store fixtures.
viz: tea cadd &c, patent oil can, uiolasses
cans, scales, weights and measures refriger-
ator, saws, cleaver, meat block, SO. Also
household and kitchen furniture.
A. SERGEANT.
prate h Co., au,tioneers. ml4ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

'0R SALE-SlX SEC o N OH AN ID
show cases; apply at 2O9 +. Front street.
MASS
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DUBLIC SALE.

VIII bs sold at public SAL, Of $50 French
street. on ThursAsy, March $50, at 9 o'clock,
q 'arge quantity OF household and kitchen
furniture, as follows: bedsteads, bed and
BEDDING, Bfus els ingram and az carpets,
chairs, tables, c"ina, gla s and quee ms ware,
OK and room stoves, and many other arti.
Giles not herein enumerated. WM. AaRE.
L. W. st!dham n Son, auct. m1e 70
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

RICHMOND, VA, May II, lSU.
You can refer anybody to US in regard Y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

BrsadNv sE : FARM OF los ACRES IN
|ton 1Vy~ine Hd.; five M lies from vii.
|.iu Apply 10 SAM L. DULHERT.
aOJ hipley street.
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Dr.. Simms' Vegetable Liver rtlla.

Dr.. Sfmms' Vegetable Liver Pills.
The perfection Of pills; Mapkind's Faveri 10
Pills, sugar coated( Now endorsed by the q.
sands, Ihey move the bowels easily bv acting
directly on the liver, restore the lost ensrriSs
by promoting the healthy actisn of the liver,
Ia doing this headache, nsuIalgia, pains in
the right or ieft size o. through the limbs,
Indigestion, costveness sex stotnstn. veal
back, dlzziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliousness, ague general
weakness ana other bodily inhrmitIss an
cured Thew positively operate ", bout rip.
ping, sickening, weakening, or leaving tie
bowels costive. A splendid easy purgativ
and perfect liver cure. rs cents: fsmin
boxes (six in one,) 81, sent by mad. Sold bi
all leading medicine dealers. Main depol
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del
Philadelphia depot, so7 Arch street, JOHNSON
Holloway i 40. noy22.t
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
THE DELAWARE DENTAL

THE DELAWARE DENTAL
Once will remove from OH to 100 Market
street, Sd month, March 18th.
- Beautiful sets ofteeth, 81, $40, Sl2 and
&s9fo SIS; our SIS set has no superior. being
artistic IN finish and the best Whites teeth
and rubber A perfect flt guaranteed.
Over 20 years experience; Filings u to %
Extracting Is cents. ian7-ly-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

Have never known s. S. y. to fail to euro 4
case Of Syphilis, when properly taken.
J. A. fLBxFKp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

NOR sALE.-A FARM OF 100 ACRES
\ CHEAP and on easy ter s; m,dern i'm
n7smeLts: ~ miles from Millsborough
IstiOu. Uela frankfort \ Worcester X. r.;
ARES in good pine timber; small tenant
buse In good order; address L. X. this otfice.
mlI6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

,opsALE OR RENT-THE OLD ES'
tshlished business stand, NO. 100 Mar
,,,sst having front OF llit DIN on Mar.
mrssl running through to shipley street
n Ss aid on oAsy terms; possession given
INA 18th Of Msrcn. APPLY to J. BARK
'EY 4 BRO, Steam RakerJ, cor. Fourth and
fench street,. "A>~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
DUbLlU SALE

DUbLlU SALE
Il -Op-
the entire stock and fixtures of large grocery
store, s. W. cor. Third and Walnut treets
on Thursday, March sd, 1852, at O'Clock, g.
LII. consist, K Of sugars, tea, coffee, spices
SOAP, mol .sses, canned fruit, dried fruit, wash
boards, brushes. starch tobacco, cigars, &c :;
store fixtures, viz: show case, co1ni or, shelly
Z refr xsrator, seats weight meat blocks,
meat rack !, latent oil can, 8sh Dox.
UARTMELu II BIRD.
Drake u Co., auct. mlS2l.22
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

no. el6 Frencb, h ..T GLASS HOUSE
- 1905 q. H. TINDALi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

rORs ALE-A GOOn YOU NG HORSE
suitable tor farm or dr. wing; an excel.
nd saddle harss, Apply to
VIM. 7. TUi l.,
msrlklsZd.ltw COR. 8th AID Monree SITS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

BID 6scLt ,nrAlhD STORY FRONT
plable iot ICON ION Of Liebsrman's Buila.
''ietieS il2.tf
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Drake Il Co.,
nUBLIU SALE.

William p Voshe,l, sos Madison street, In
tending to board hereafter, will sell at ubiic
vendue, at his residence. on Friday morning
March 4th inst, att o'clock, u. m, large
portion of his household furniture, consisting
of good Victor coax stove, a lot Of good In.
grain carpet, rag carpet never uted, bedstead
and btdGiEg, and large variety Of other
useful articles. Terms made known on day
OF sale. W.P. VUskELL.
L. W. Stidh i'm r. San. anrt mtG-5t
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N1,AR SALE.

.op s.LE-TWO HANDS ME- NEW
CoH s,vIe mont two.story brick houses with
story brick back buildings, lot 4xIa, ,
sm wi including cath, hot and cold water up
W. WI a,wn stairs: 18th street nssr Poplar ,on'y
INV "'~' W A. H. SMITH,
nu..s Seventh and Shipley.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

DUBIIO SAIL.
LANO CASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
The subscriber will sell at public sale, q,
the Ohadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County
Pa, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1857.
at O'Clock p. NJ,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and ES1R
springers. A credit OF 70 days will be
given. No postponenent on account Of
weather. III AMOS W. HOUSE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

front rnor u RtfE, PLEASANT
hi '''n % first uoor at Ills King st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20
TUESDAY, MARCH Il, 1854,

the following described real estate, berg the
property Of Hannah M. JOaes, deceased, 70
wiz: all that certain piece or par, el Of land ,
with the dwelling Louise thereon erected, cit
uatsd In Christiana h dldFaI, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning At . corner In tho m'ddle OF the
Gap an Newport turnpike road, being also
In line Of lands Of the Wilmington and
Western X. X. Co.; thence down the middle
Of i'd turnpike south 81 degrees and 80 min
utes, east three chains and 10 nks TO q cor
ner, then,e by lands Of James Cranston south
Al dea rees, vest chains and ~ links to q
rner In tho Aforesaid line OF ianus Of the
Wilmington and Western X. n. Co., thence
along the fence line Of said X. X. Co.'S lands
chat u and n links To tho place of beginning
containing one acre, more or less.
Attend 8nce will be given ana terms made
known Ut the time and place by
JOHN A. ORANSTON,
Administrator, or by his attorney.
Attest: }. IL Houseman, Oierx y. Vt.
ml-dAw ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

A DMlNLSritAlUk'S SALE.

by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of the State Of Delaware, In and fol
New Castle County, made ct the February
term, A d., 1884, of said court, will be exposed
at public sale, at Hreenbsnk on the premises
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

|co1b ,ns .GsrORE ANDDvELLING
cor istb H;G JOSHUA MAKIs.
-. "'h aid shipper sttest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

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rect.
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ct street.
Ike a dead
stopped q
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pie! stree
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r. eiieve tina
le C4erma
IS for 81, a
cot, betw
'0oK, FAR
without I
st Fourth
,uYo aud b
:ket stree
brices.
OR TAXI
Is, 7 and .
Attest styl
IS Stern. !
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when he
g will cure
Il q bottle.
pas. straps
Youth, can
street.
Of q blind
9 ever SAL
q saw "
toes or an
any other
nth street.
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70 to W
III streets.
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ling store
darket str
-four, feet
No s h,
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20, has rel
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glasses a
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keeping OF I
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

good crter.A ., SIX ROOM HOUSE IN
p Ward apply l2,s Market street,
T. ml7.tf
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EHERlFF'O SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of o writ Of ais levari facias, to mt
directed will be exposed to public sale, 81
the Jefferson House, occupied by Jacob Rich
ardson, in the city and Hundred Of Now
Uastlo, New CASTLE County, Del, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1882
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
A Prohibition Trip.

ED. FREEMAN We have just re-
turned from IL trip into Wood and
Writ counties and wish to give the
FREEMAN readers q short account
of it.
We arrived at Rock port, in Wood
county, Nov. 26, and learning that
Rev. Chenoweth was to preach in
the M. E. Church on Thanksgiv-
ing morning, we concluded to leave
an appointment for speech in the
evening, on illegal Prohibition"
Evening came and a large audience
greeted our appearance. We spoke
for an hour, and to the best Of our
ability discussed the liquor bust
ness from legal standpoint. We
took the whole thing in from the
respectable wholesale dealer down
to the man who is mean enough
(and it takes a mean man to sell
whisky to stand behind a bar and
put the bottle to his neighbor's lips.
We told them just how the infer
nal stuff is made, what it origin
ally cost, its adulteration, the i'm
mense profit made by the retail
dealer, it's ruinous effect upon the
brain, the trick Of the retail deal
er of giving his dupes six ounces
and calling it a half pint, nor did
we spare the gaIvanized druggists of
this State The audience was qui-
ct and attentive, and we are salts
fed that we have Cat least) set some
of those people to thinking,
On Sabbath night following we
spoke to a large house, in the Beth
ell U. B. Church on Tucker Creek in
Writ county. Our talk was well
received, and at It's close, Rev.
James spoke for few minutes,
coming down nnsparingly on this
Internal traffic. | was surprised
to find so many who one year ago
were bitterly opposed to pro
hibition, now among its warmest
advocates. Then let our motto be
Onward and Upward until we can
say Of truth, 'Mountaineers are
always free" |. D. H.
Raven9wood, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
Don't Mix Politics With Religion
What an Ohio Brother Thinks Of It,


Ed FREEMAN: I have heard the
crv aDon't mix Politics with Re
li95ion . so often that [ have got
tired Of # especially when the re-
n,art cor1as from those protesting
70 he Christians Ministers of the
GosnoI many of them have thought
# wrone to even mention politics
in the mint and have remained
silent CLOSING their mouths against
certain evils in orr land that have
benn fostered and kept alive by the
different nolitical parties evils that
The Gosnei condemns and such as
the Gosnel requires Gods minis
ters TO crv aloud against and spare
NOT
Ministers as well as members of
the church ofCbrist are REQUIRED to
add Temnqrapce to their faith as
one Of the traces of the Christian
character because it is an out
growth Of the fruit of the Spirit,
showing our connection with spirit
ual life
There are many "isms," called re-
liaion. that breed evil and only
evil in politics as elsewhere; but
the RELIGION of Christ, the princi-
pies as laid down in the Gospel,
surely there is crying need that
this be more thoroughly nsired into
the corrupt parties that give license
to an evil that is cursing the people
mast all endurance
What saw YOU, ministers of the
Gospel q? YOU, who stand upon the
walls having a conspicuous posi-
ton to watch for the safety of the
noonlp both spiritually and tenn
t,oral1,3 oro 1ou co,indinr tho
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
Gilmer County.
Troy, Dec. Is, 1882.

Mr.. EDITOR:
Business is brisk and times are
lively in Gilmer.
Rev. r. A. Hit of the U. B.
Churh and CIV. Upton Of the M. B..
Church held protracted meeting
in Tannersville recently that re-
suited in much good.
The wedding of Mr.. John A.
Rullian and Miss Gay Farnsworth
recently, was nice affair. Our best
wishes so with them.
We are glad to see some of our
young men who have heretofore
been hard drinkers, keeping sober
and quiet now. Would that no
more Of the vile stuff were brou ght
to Troy to tempt our boys and
young men.
We advise them all to take and
read the FREEMAN, and be warned
Of the danger of tampering with
the treacherous enemy.
Your Friend,
IT =
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20

you kin put into one papur.
/ wuz goin to say sumthin more
about the good liks mi beloved
Bro. Baptis was putin into the
Grating Sentinel but [ guess | bet
ter save that fur mi next.
Yourn Agin Citizen Drunk,
IKE BEEsLIN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Ike Beeslin Speeks.
Dec. first, 1882.

MISTER 1LDllOR, ~ 10 GllllC III W.
thinken men to speek. The way
things is runnin now, somethen's
got to be did. Your paper hez
ben a bilen over agin whisky and
SIGH like long enough. 1t is time
for the righteous indignation of
the pepel to speek agin its bias
phemy agin whisky. You no as
we'll as any liven born man. that
sperits is good for saven men s
lives. They hev saved many a
mans life bi drunken, and many
more by not drunken.
There was time in the history
of this great pepel, you'd no more
speek agin whisky than you'd eat
bilcn dees. For a long time | hev
bin a waten for some one to 60 agin
prohibition. At last that good
old man who is written for the graf
ting Sentinel, who's name is Baptis,
is hearn from. l no him we'll. Hes
a man Of years. His he'd is white
with the frosts and freezen Of many
winters. He's baptis of old stile,
He's a good old man and nos how
to appreciate good things. He tells
us what an awful thing it is for
men to drink whisky and get drunk.
But when, Mr.. Editor, you and the
loafen preachers talk agin maken
whisky, hes sound agin you.
What! Mr.. Editer, talk agin ma
ken whisky! Whisky maken is
one of the industries of our land.
Look at the big amount Of money
invested in whisky maken and
sich like. Must | and SIGH like,
legislate agin maken whisky? No
sir.
[ is baptis miself. | can't speek
Agin mi principles. When [ sey
i'm baptis, l don't meen I'm one
of these are modern kind that's
buckin agin whisky, I'm one of
them kind that goes with John
the Baptis-one that believes with
Paul and Peter, and sich like. I'm
none of yer milk and water baptis.
[ believe in somethen for the stom-
ach's sake, as Paul SEE.
As Baptis SEE, We can legislate
agin material depravity; its a crit
ter in the bone, and what's in the
bone we can't git out of the flesh
nohow. But as that good old man
seq, drunken whisky is a CRATE evil !;
and then as Shakspear says, he
asks, "What is to be did He sez,
Iegislate agin free sellen and the
drunken. This is the way, Mr..
Editor. We can't do without
whisky. Whisky is nifty good
thing in its place.
Mr., Editor, you make a CRATE
fuss about our children drunken
whisky. Hazent our children as
good right to drink whisky as we
ans? But you say, they'll make
drunkards. I've got no fears about
the young Beeslins gettin drunk.
If your afraid Of yourn, you gist
keep EN- in.
You speek of the murderer and
tighten stirred up hi whisky, Well
gist let EN- murder and fight away
As good Christians we gist let EN-
hev il. The more they kill, the
more room will be left for us; and
If they fight they've got to bear
there own brusen and gougen. The
widers and the orfens you are cri-
en- so much about! Ifthere wuz'nt
no Uridars and Orfpns we'd have no
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20

Is acres Of level land, in good
state of cultivation, in one mile Of
the Little Kanawha Bridge. Good
frame house in a nice grove, out
buildings, &c. Price, 1920. On
Lubbock road
Thirty acres more can be added,
at $50 per acre. Enquire of
w. T. ATKINSON,
Real Estate Broker and Notary
Public.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-08
SPECIAL FROM PAINTED GAVE.
The killing of Quigley - Full DetaiIs-A
Gambler Shot by His Psrtner-Auda-
ciOus RObbery-Men Killed in
Blasting Progress Of
the Works.

nidSIiuS-ETOS Oh
the Works.
Editor EVENING LIGHT, San Antonio:
The Express account of the killing of Mr..
Quigley is inaccurate in the main points. 1t
did not happen near the Pinto, but about a
mile and half from Painted Cave The
murderer, Montgomery, is said to be nineteen,
and has been about year in Mr.. Quigley's
employ. He was dischargedfor bad conduct,
and paid off with time check instead of
money. Montgomery first spoke to Quigley
in the camp, asking for money instead of the
time check, which Quigley said his conduct
did not deserve, and went towards the grade
Montgomery followed and shot him, the ball
entering the body under the left arm and COM
ing out under the right. He then cody
walked of, and although fifty persons were
present, no one tried to stop him; all seemed
afraid.
Last Friday man was killed at Nelson's
camp, the other side of the Pecos. by rock
falling upon him.
On Sunday two gamblers, named Wood
and Link, were playing at cards when dis
pute arose and Wood shot and killed Link.
On Monday two men armed with revolvers
went into saloon here and at the point of
the pistol compelled the bar-keeper to hand
over the cash, amounting to two hundred dol
lars.
Three men have been killed at Monroe's
camp by the falling Of rocks during blasting
operation.
The track is laid to Devils river and large
force of men are engaged in erecting tenn
porary bridge to cross the river. The work
of grading is going on rapidly and there is a
continual explosion of.powder and dynamite.
+. L.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-08
LOCAL DOTS.
."Spread the Light"

-"Spread the Light"
We hope Mai. Converse will not avoid
our city because Of the outlaw resolution passed
by the council.
We acknowledge an invite to compliment
tary hop at the San Pedro Springs on Satur-
day evening next.
The Methodist Sunday, school picnic has
been indefinitely postponed, on account Of
death of Mrs. Shafer.
Mr. A. E. Williams and bride will on
their return from Galveston, occupy cottage
on North Flores street, number 58I.
"A man somewhat badly beaten up about
the head, was brought in this morning from
Sunset Lodge Knights of Honor has re-
ceived chock for two thousand dollars, for
family of DR.. w. J. Walker, deceased men,
Der.
Rev. ]. H. Holmes wishes us to state that
it is not the New Light Free Mission Baptist
Church that is going to give ball for the
benefit of the church, for this church will not
approve of dancing.
Raw wool produced SD, $50, SIS. 40 duties;
it would be a small tub to throw to the
democratic whale, but when we add $45,-
933,o45.o9 produced by duties on sugar the
tub gets to be quite formidable.
1T is now admitted by those who have
carefully canvassed the character of the 10th
district, that Gov. Davis can be elected over
any candidate nominated by democratic
convention. He will carry the republican
and independent vote almost solidly.
-"Did not desire an early revision Of the
tariff, but wished to continue it as it is, would
vote against this bill."-Upson's speech.
From this we must infer that Mr.. Epson
did not differ from his fellow democrats only
as to the means of attaining the end.
The signal station reports height of ba-
rometer at San Antonio 1850, thermometer,
co. Denison, barometer, 1898, thermom-
eter 81; Sill, barometer, 29SS, thermometer
IS; Concho, barometer, 29.82, thermometer,
66; Brownsville, barometer. 2983, thermom-
etor 70; Galveston, barometer, 20 81, Their
mometor, II.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-08

THE CoREANS are nation of sooty darkies
in the East that ought to be taken care of by
an International armed police. The Japanese
are now trying to obtain satisfaction for out
rage, and every civilized country in turn has
its Corean expedition. Many years ago some
OF the most gallant officers of our army were
lost in one of these fruitless excursions, among
whom the brave and intrepid young Mckee
is still remembered by many of our people.
The victory Of our forces was complete, but
the savages, as they are, through they keep up
the form and pretentions of civilized govern
ment, are no more to be subdued or conquer
ed than herd of wolves. We sent squa-
dron to punish the pirates for outrages COM
mltted on Americans wrecked on their coast.
1t amounted to grand hunt in the mud after
the royal Darkey, with his army, who was
probably not aware what he was hunted for.
We thought the Washington government had
determined to follow up the pirates to their
suppression or till they should give guarantees
Of civilized behavior. But it seems not to
have been done,
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