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Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
We HAVE MADE

Some sweeping reductions
in prices, and consequently
have reduced our stock con.
siderably. We have still a
few very desirable bargains
left in our Clothing Depart
ment, that we are anxious to
close. If parties in need of
clothing wouldcall and exam
inc this stock, we feel sat
isfed theywill be pleased with
assortment and prices asked,
as well as with the desirable
and easy terms which we
give them the privilege Of
availing themselves of.
In our Linen and Shifting
Department will be found a
full and complete line of all
the popular max es in all de-
sirable widths. Napkins, Ia
bic Linens, etc. Complete
lines of
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Mayors Court.

Yesterday morning the foll"wti
cases were disposed Of by May
Wales:
Hannah NJ. Price, alias IIarua
Butcher, c"lorrd, whu was charged vi
cruelty to her crippled child, was fin,
SO and costs.
Martin Mullen was adjudgcd guI.'
of being drunk and disordcrIy, an
fined u and costs.
Thomas Edwards was charged Vi.
fighting on the streets, but Us no o..
appeared against him the ease was d.:
missed.
Three plain DRINKS were each fin"
80 cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

The preachers and others who vi
to attend the ANIMAL Conference, "
Obtain orders from the p. W. x b.
Il. office by writing to the presiding I
der Of th"ir district. (Enclosc a penn
slarnrD TIL" orders will be good fir,
March 9TH to March 18th inclusi'
They are available on the main line
ON Delaware Division to Delmar,
Queen Ann and Kent, on Dclawarra'
Chesapeake, aud will be- for ticket,
Scalorl only. J.. c. MATLACK
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

New ORLEANS, Feb lS.-The
steamer PariSol arrived from the Bend
tonight, and the officers report that
the lllawara leyee, about fifty miles
above Nicksburg, on the Louisiana
side of the river, broke at II o'clock
last night About 800 feet of the levee
is gone and the water is running through
the break rapidly, and is about three
feet deep. The point where the levee
broke is new work
The water going through the rreyasNe
will overflow the plantations OF Or De-
vine, q, &. Linrhc and others The
new protection lcyce at AlsatIa ON tn"
Louisi ana side is reported 10 be ina
dangerous CONDITION.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
We the People.

The magnificent chamber suit Of fl
uturc consisting Of bctsr,ad, hur,a
wash stand, ETC., costing 500, VIII
will soon Il" chHncrd of ior tn" hrnr
Of a soldiers widow and ulphm cl
dr,L at 100 a chance will enable son
person, for he small sum ofSL,O, 10 ,
tain one ct the handsumcNt frru,
Dressing Suits ever offered IN this 81"
ana ii he same time assist NJ. trOIlp
IN securing home Tor This soldier
widow and orphans. This fine nj,
'urr roam or l.. f. Affair." 40, ..
Market stree, Everybody wishing
all this worthy und' r'aking >houo
catl uu Mr.. troZi"r without della, az
invest II 90 IN this good cause.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

ID EtflSTEk > OkDE:..
IL RKGIsTER's OFFICE. !

:
Upon the application Of VIM. Mendcnhall
Administrator Elizabeth " Sanders, late OF
vim ngtOn,l Hundred, in said county, deceas.
cd Il is ordered and directed by the Register
n the Administrator aforesaid / i've not ice VI
-rLntinH Of letters Of Administration upon the
'.ltr Of the deceased, with the date OF grant
.ug thereof, by causing advertisements to be
n"-tcd within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in SIX Of he most public places Of the
'"uHty OF New aftlc. requiring all person.
hh',nB demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by AN act If assembly IN
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same per.
IF IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, "A newspaper
published in " iimlngtOn.and to be continued
therein three week., (e.O-d).
- Given undo. the hand and Seal OF
L. $. office Of the Register aforesaid. at VII
~ 'mImgtun, in New Castle county afurc.
said, the day and year above written.
SC. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE--All ucrSons having claims against
the estate Ofth" deceased must present The
same duly HttcSicl. to the Administrator. on u
before the 2iih day Of January, a. D., 1854. Oh
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case mad
and provided.
WILLIAM MENDENHALL.
Administrator,
kIlrr.s WiIiuiunt,r hnI ,nls
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

The Pitcher Plant is said 10 be Il pre-
vrntiye.tOr smallpox. II can br pro
cured at the drug stores at 81 per
pound. Place sufficient quantity in a
picher of scaldimg water, 10 as to make
quite a strong tea after cooling take Il
wine gla,sTui from three to four times Il
day. As an evidence Of lis virtue, vac
cinatiUu will not takc OF any one using
il, and those who have come in contact
with persons suffering from smallpox
have escaped the cOntagion.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
The Annual IuSDectiOu.

The annual inspection of he Fir" De-
partm"nt will be held next Monday
evening. It has been the custom here
totorr to have the apparatus Of the diff
tcrcnt companies inspected by the Fir"
Committee of Council, but this yearit /,
probable the companies will be visited
by all IN" members, as it is thought
that by 80 doing, they can obtain a bet
ter idea Of tn" wants Of the department
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

NEW YORK, Feb. lS.-Thicvrs gained
entrance Saturday night 10 "The Little
Church Around the torncr,' Of which
Dr. Houghton is pastor, From tine
church they obtained an entrance t" the
pastors erudy, where they stole four
piece. Of the communion silver service,
including "a solid ttaguu, "A memorial
gtt to the church, and a jewcled
chalicr, all valued AT $40.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
A Break Down,

On" Of the workman at the Marshall
ton Rolling Mills in Mill Creek Hun
drcd, caught his tOngs IN one Of tn,
sheet rollers, on Wednesday last, which
stopped its revolutions so suddenly as
to break the driving shaft. Workmer
were Immediately employed TO repair
damages. About two weeks will b,
required to replace the shaft, All the
mill hands are out Of employment IN
consequence Of the accident
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
which Voted?

several persons wrr" discussing The
question Of Il property qualification for
voting, IN the presence OF Bishop Siiup-
son. The Bishop mad" lis" of III. fol-
lowing illustration SnppOS" property
10 the value Of $50 hr necessary to
qualify the voter. Now, Il man owns "A
jarka>, worth $50. To-n"rrnw III" jack
ass dies. Query; Which voted, the
man or he jackaSS.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Literary and Dramatic Entertain.
mcnt.

The Emerald club will givctwo muSi-
cal literary and dramatic entertain
mcnt 5 in the lecture room Of ST. Pat
rirks church, on thcrvrniugs Of March
18th and I'm.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Arrived.

DR., Darinon has arrived IN our city,
and is prepared 10 receive the call, Of
every one who may wish medical treat
Iu"rt At the office on the southwest
corner Of Third and Shiplry streets. All
WhU wish to consult him should call
promptly, as his time is precious
he viii not tarry long in our city,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
PERSONAL,

II. II. Pennington, l>Sq., of this q
spent Sunday in Dover with
parents.
Thonls Kelum, Il clerk in the e
plov of the jackson Lime and {
Company, this city, is off ona hr
vacation, and is sojourning at his ho
in Dover,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
DO moi faiItO Cali on

i, X ,|u''rrlry, ~ Market street, up
>talr-, and see him in regard to the
Mutu9I i,Itc Insurance Of New York,
ais" the Accidental Company, Dilicr
open in be- evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Death Of an Aged Lady,

Mrs. Ann Swcatman, SO years OF ~
died last evening al her rrsidcnc" M
tccnth and Market streets. Mrs. SW'
man WAS Il native Of Maryland, bat !!
resided IN this city for some time. IL
remains will be- inferred in the y
SwcdG's Crmctcry.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

The steamer Major R"ybold has re-
stunned her place on the line between
Salem and Philadelphia. She leaves
Arch street wharf at Up. m, stopping
a, Chester, Pennsgrovc, New Castle
and Delaware City.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Tine second Baptist.

The Rev. Il. b, Cook y. D.. pastor
Of the second Baptist Church, d"liy"r"d
an eloquent and impressive sermon
last evening" after which Ii" baptized
two PERSONS There ar" several caudi-
dates for immersion nest Sunday even
ing.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Round for the Dog Show,

twenty-five tnr bred setter dogs were
shipped to Washington this morning,
by Rene Martin, 10 be exhibited at the
bench show which will be held in that
ritN 1Lis AAnpl
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
New Lot Of Pl,ltIgr AlklS

Holland, the photographers, No.
Market street, has placed new LOT
photographs in front Of his gale
which for point of excellence cannot
surpassed. Persons wishing pm,
graphs would do well to examine
Hollands work before ordering
same.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
New Gates.

Gates are being erected at the TwrI
street crossing Of the =. W. & -. u
road IN the Ninth Ward to-day. II
the intention Of the company 10 "'
gates at every point where the ira
On tho street amounts W anything
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

Mr.. l.awtou, III" well known china
dealer, who has been confined To. his
house with sickness for III" past two or
three weeks, ha, recovered and is again
able tu attend to- his business.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Address. Wilmington, bel,
- EGISIER'S ORDER.
LkAIsIEL's lKKIlp

I E'ilSl Elk y ORDER.
~ KEGIsrEE's nFPICR,/
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL. Jan. "A. 1888.
Upon the application Of Edward Z. BclIai
and George RIchaTdsUE, Executors of tlas
lmDy, late of Wilmington Hundred. in
, salL county. deceased. it l. ordered and d rect.
ed 10y the Register tnat the Executors atore.
said give notice Of granting Of Letters Tesla
HIrutary upon the estate of the deceased.
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements 10 be posted within forty day.
irD,H the date Of such Letters in siA Of the
most puttir places Of the county Of New Cas-
Tie. requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
%. dc by an Act Of Assembly in such casy
aiC ana provided and also cause the sam,
b. he inserted within the same period IN III,
DAILY REPUBLICAN, n newspaper published
IN Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks. (e. 0. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal
LIZ Of Office Of the Register aforesaid. at
- Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. BlGfS, Register.
NOTiCE--All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attcsted to the Executors on or
hcf re the cath day of January, A. D., 1854,
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided
G ftW Mii' +; 4 n + HshA Executors.
Address, Wilmington, Del. l29
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
A Recent LxAulinal

Of samples Of cream Of tartar showed
the article sold 1T Ncasey's drug store,
Eighth and Madison streets, to be
strictly pure.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

NvANTED-A SITUATION As DRIVER
w Of wagon or carriage.by Il young man.
Address "DriVcr" this Office flD.2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
Umbrellas RpDaircsl

Al S''aug'% Emporium, l'"n"ll and
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

II q and 70 cents q pound Al No. Is n,
Fpmr'h street
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

! was trouble Il
with chronic Ca
tarrh and gather.
Ing in my head.
Was very deaf ut
times and haD!
discharges from
my ears, besides
being unable to
breathe throuy j
my nose. Before
the second bottle
Of Ely'5 Cream
Balm was CX-
liausted | W II :
cured. and To- day
ENJOY 50 u n Il
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19
HAY

Apply ny the IittIo finger INTO the npstrIls.
BY absorption 1t citcctudiIy ceAnses the mas
al passage. Ofratarrhal yiruT, causing healthy
secrrtIon-. 1t a!lays inflammation, protects
ID" mrmhrhnhI Innings Of the head from ad-
di'touaI colds, completely heals thesOrc and
restores the sense Of taste and smell Beue-
fetal results are realized by few npplira.
tiuu- thorough treatment viii cure. IN
cquaIed for colds In hcad. Agreeable to uae
send for circular Sold by druggists ~
mail jOc. pHrkagc-stamps
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego, n
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

NRD' EkifS-N Will sell At the follow
" INK low prices:
3ts minceneat BE, 3Hs new DIR. apples 25c.
Ans apple butter Csc. 2ba good Mo coffee Dc.
3hs new prnncS 25c. 2cuns Bakers corn 2hc
Bins new currants &c. ~, rs new raisins 25c
Golden DIPS molasses, zoe. Honey drIps, lbc
silver drps he, New crop N. o. Mol. 10
Flour 81, +and W per D.. We will sell for
s6.25 cash barrel Of good fine family flour, il
1t does not give satisfaction we will refund the
money and send after the -four, so
you take no risk. We keep only standard
brands of -four, Teas 80, 90, 80. and SOC. Our
+Oc. extra is excellent. Our soc. Is equal to
what some other stores sell at 70 and 80 cents.
Our assortment Of goods IL equal t" any other
store In the city. Jellies and preserves Of all
sorts: Fine early trosc potatoes. n 90 per
bushel. Cali at once and be convinced
J.. J. FORD Front Madison ste.
Front and Mlryl and ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-19

WAN ED--A WppINuRkE no DO
~ &'lI"rI 'N niH worh Apply to W.
H. NORM y :. 4 iiir'., ''li. Md. i.l1tF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-12
MONTANA MATTERS.

Oats are worth $l.40 per bushel in tue
lSozeifisn market.
Benton claims to have shipped more
goods this year than the whole Terri
tory did u few years ago.
Missoula claims that its North.r Pa
cifio depot Will be the fneA 4 On the road
between 81. Paul and Portland.
Up ut Moose jaw water il sold ut N
cents per barrel, while whisky is worth
*lO per barrel AMI ye, the j.wbone
burg kicks against drinking wa..r. in
sssad Of whisky.
The Park branch has been completed.
Its length ID \ little ever tifty-o g miles.
lts stat ons are Brisbin, Chiu,ry, Dxiley,
SPHINX, and Cinaahsr. Elevators a.
Livingston, 4.4ai feet, and ut CHM sbar,
5,i74 feet.
Skalkah0 correspondent Of the Mis-
sossttdn n spe,king of the abundant
showers In that section says "fhe
chances are that those who have been
praying for rain here will keep MP their
fooiishness until they overdo the thing. -
Ed. Bennett, the Missoula railroad
contractor, has been awarded q oon-
tract for grading long distance on
what Is known as the Cascade division
OF the Nor.hern Pacific railroad, and
last week three train loads Of Rraders'
wagons, graders utensils, and graders
families we're dispatched to tho new
scene of operations.
On the 18th Of Ssptsmber the military
telegraph lines extending between the
following places will be sold at public
auction at Bismarck: Glendive to Ter
ry's Landing. l6S miles Bismarck to
Fort Buford, 526 miles Fort Custer to
Summit, Idaho. 206 miles Fort Ban
nett 70 Fort Meade, 169 miles Fort
Yates to Fort Sully, 122 miles.
A telegram from @. 4. Spofford, pri-
vate secretary Of Henry Willard, states
that 1t WAS the intention to extend an
invitation to the Union Guarls Ut Butte
and iIeiena military c1rps to be present
at the driving Of the last spike, bat that
1t has been found impossible to furnish
means of transportation and accommo
dation necessary for both companies.
| -
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CuEmAlls NOTES.

Jones Point will hereafter be known
as Harboro.
The Methodists are building a new
church at Montesano.
Blasting is heard along the Chehaiis,
thus opening the way for the steamer
Iowa AZ soon as the rains descend 50
as TO give water enough.
Mr.. Laidlaw is now engaged in mt
ting in his mill on Shafer's Island in
Gfay's Harbor. II will have a cauacity
OF about 1000 feet per day, and IT il
the intention of tie proprietors to have
II running by January LIST.
4. McKinnie, Of Portland, recontly
bought FROM James Men ,u2ht, of Se-
attic, 6fS3 acres of land in this county.
paying therefor $33,7il. This land il
situated in township 20 north, range II
west, north Of the harbor in the Hump
tuiups untry, and was purchased by
McSaught some six weeks ago for 81 25
per acre.
The government mpioyees nov com
ing down the Chehalis from the big
drift are m king rapid progress. and
doing very good work in tie line of re-
moving snags and small drifts. They
nave now reached the vicinity of Ford's
Prairie. and give it as thar opinion that
the construction of few wing dams
win render the Chehalis navigable to
Black river at almost any season of the
year for vessels drawing two fest of
water.
The railroad news this week ia quite
encouraging. The Puget Sound and
Gfay's Harbor company claim that il
II now fully assured of building the
road at once. and its officials are hard
at work upon the preliminaries both at
Olympia and Seattle. We also have it
from very good authority that the Rem
ton company c0ntsmplates building to
Elma ,as soon AZ necessary arrangements
for the work Gan be completed, the Oh
ject being to save the timber belonging
70 the company. which has been burned
over during the groat fire of the pres
ent season. Vidette.
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xlrrlrAs vaLagy.

Eleven Wagons have crossed the noun.
tains within the last month.
Crockett left for the Sound on Mon
day with 200 head OF beef cattle.
Chas. B. Reed il no longer deputy
r. n. He received his commission ~
postmaster on Monday evening, vice
John A. ShOudy, resigned.
Jerry Dammon aud William Coleman
threshcd their oAt crops, aud both oi
them averaged 30 bushels to the acre
posu0ns who saw the oats before cuttins
say they were the finest they ever saw.
Tilman Houser finished threshing last
weak. He informs M tnst he had :sss37
huohela. Hin wheat went 81 busheh
and his barley Is IN she acre. He raise<
30 bushels Of white Russian oats from
one bashei Of seed.
Mfs. Maynard. 60 years Of age. crossed
tho mountains week ago on horseback
and started back again yesterday ~ b
present at Seattle when the raiiroas
party arsivA, Sbs expects TO ride horse
back Ill The way. She says she vii
start on tho pioneer train whom it start
Ter The 6Gataa. She will visit Washing
ton, d. q. On business bsf0re she ~
tnsns - this coast.
The Noxthorn Pacific Railroad Com
pany have abandoned the Stamped
paos, ana afa at this time Locating th
lino thsDu9h tho 6uoqualmie pass. In
lino runs near tho wagon road 70 nea
the outlet Of Lake kitchelas; near thai
the tunnel will begin. to avoid the hano
iuQ rocks and suowslidcs that ara o
frequent occurrence IN that region.
viii obvists the necessity Of buildin,
snOvnheds on that part Of the noun
tain.--L0esiixey.
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sNOQUALMIE WAGON ROae.
Ikittitas Localizsr.

George Smith returned from the
Sound on Sunday. The road, he in
formed us, has reached the lake. Il
was originally intended to keep mp all
the way on the south side Of the lake,
but change has been made; bridge
In being built at the outlet of the lake.
One Grew is blasting out the rock nj the
point where formerly the raft was used
and the road will run on the north side
Of the lake. where IL will be removed
from all possible snow slides which will
do away With the nece sity of building
snow sheds. The change will be highly
advantageous, for the reason il places
the road on tho sunny side of the can
yon whore the sun can strike 1t even in
winter.
IL IL intended to have the road com-
pletsd to the summit ia six weeks, so
that teams can pass over the road all
the way. The Seattle esd of the road
il progressing finely. II is expected
that the roads will meet Mt the summit
about the same time. The big cut has
been finished and Bash has moved 10
the two trials, which are t0be converted
into u wagon road. By making the cut
fifteen bridges ON the Suoqual,nie river
will be saved.
When the parties working from each
end meet at the summit. the road will
be passable; but each party will repsir
back, and complete the road IN good
shAps over the whole line. There il a
large store building b~ing erected at
the supply camp. which viii be the
headQ uarters on the east side Of the
mountain; and here too will be placed
toll gate. to take in the sheksls for
4 mai, - R0<.zp et.n a
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KOonm 10 LKr.-A party Of tvo ol
three gents could be accommodated
| With neatly furnished rooms. EeoOnd
street. corner Madison. nsxt door to y
p. Church. IS
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We th aght We we're too lats until -
Ax the advertisement Of KendAlIss
SPAWN Cure.
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ErnANRn CHAHan8. ~ Tho steamer
IeAvinc Seattle Friday morning. the 18th.
Win 90 only 10 Port Townsend and way
pORts, instead Of 10 Victoria N usual,
returning frum Port Townsend SAtur-
day, the l64h, instead Of from ViceDsia.
Pssoeneers leaving Seattle BY the Hay
ward saturday morning for Olympia
will b tsanafeTrod b tho stes mes Otsel
G Nv Taanma. la
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Youths Spoilers and Swinton. Ian
gusce Primers at the bookstore Of @
Davies 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-12

interest fur sals n payiaR basines
6aa advertisement. au3l
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Frank Levore, the only practical
hat&se on The 6oQnd, will make your
hats 10 order. Chaa> 0oldsseiD, the
halter, FrUnt strook,
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Go - Brew ter & Lang Tor ~ hool
oooks and stationery, FroLt street, cor.
nef Madison.
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The eslebrAted Grown OyiindeR. Joaf
~ ana oeAee luhEienAinR aila = Wald
! OanuksaIsa
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ADVERTISING RATES
OF THE
pOST-INTELLI LIGENCER.
ron DAgLYs

ron DAILY.
Professional cards. . per month for one
inch and s2 psr mon,h for one half inch.
Locals. 10 cents a line Tor one insertion.
% cents line for six insertions, and 40
cents q line per month.
Commercial Advertisements, 50 cents an
inch one insertion. $i.O an inch for six
insertions, q an inch for tso weeks, g. SO
three weeks. and IS per month.
FOR WGEKLYs
Professional cards ~ per month for one
inch. and 81 50per month fOrone-haif inch.
Locals. 10 cen a line for one insertion.
and 25 cents n lins per month.
Commercial advertising. 81 per inch for
one insertion, and $2 per month.
DAILY AND WEEKLY:
Professional cards, p per month for one
inch, and - per month for one-half inch.
Locals. Is cents q line for one week, and
50 cents . line per month.
Commercial advertisinR 80 an inch for
one week, and 81 an inch per month.
The above rates win be strictly adhered
to with all new advertisements. and with
old advertisements II continued upon the
expiration Of present. contracts.
THE p0ST-lMTElticEMcER PUB. co.
Seattle. June TO- l8Ea
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EYlSHEkMAN-SfAND FOOT or CO
3 lumhia - Fish from cents per In
upward. rIsh c1aaned, " desired, and ~.
liyeu0daryWheso b ~ city. d1o0
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Lsngine for ! Kingdom b coms-ths
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j. r. & 81. n. LEWIS
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