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II Nearly Dead

After taking some highly pulled up stuff,
with long testimonials, turn to Hop Bitter,
and have no fear of any kidney or urinary
troubles, Bright's disease, diabetes or liver
complaint. These diseases cannot resist the
curative power of Hop Bitters besides it is
the best family medicine on earth.
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Five doctors; 10 end of medicine no
relief. DIR. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions and I'm nearly WELL"
Ida @. Young, Hamilton, Ill. Druggists
keep it, 81 per package.
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If man does not make new acquaint.
ances as he advances through life he will
soon find himself left alone. A man should
keep his friendship in constant repair.
TIohnson
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Among the most eficscious of remedial
agents are the medical preparations from the
laboratory of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, Lynn.
Mass
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"DR. BENsoNs Celery and Chamomile
Pills for the cure OF neuralgia are success. p
DR.. G. P. Holman, Christianburg, Va. so
cents, at druggists.
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AYERS Sarsaparills, sending pure blood to
the brain, gives sound mind in sound body.
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"a For one dime get package of Diamond
Dyes at the druggists. They color anything
the simplest and most desirable colors.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
PALACE HOTEL.

VyHIs HOTEL, OCCUPYING AN ENTIRE
block in the center of San Francisco, is the
Model Hotel Of the world 1t has double the ac-
Communications of any other house in the city !; is
thoroughly Fire and Earthquake Proof and has five
broad, easy Stairways and five Elevators. Every
room is extra large light and airy. The system OF
ventilation is perfect. A Bath and Closet adioin
every room Guests entertained on either the
AMERICAN or EUROPEAN PLAN. Restaurant
il connected with the hotel and is the finest in the
city People from the interior Of the State visiting
San Francisco, either for business or pleasure, will
find the PALACE, centrally located as II is, the
pleasautest and most economical Hotel in the city.
ID. SHARON, lessee.
s4-tf JOHN SEDGWlCK, Manager.
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LADIES who possess the finest compilations
are among the patrons Of Glenn's Sulphur
Soap.
Hills Hair Dye. black or brown, 80 cent?.
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The charities that soothe and bless lie
scattered at the feet of men like flowers.
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REMEMBER, if you want health and strength
of mind and muscle, use Browns Iron Bit
terra
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w. WOOD,
GENERAL NOTICES.

James Means SIS shoe for Gents
Most durable made Finest calf skin. Once
tested always worn. Superior to any shoe retaied
for IS on the Pacific Coast Send two cent stamp
for illustrated catalogue, which tells all about the
shoe, and how to oroer by mail and secure perfect
fit by selt-measurement. Buy your shoes direct
from factory and save retailers heavy profit. Let
me hear from you.
JAMES MEANS Al Lincoln ST., Boston, Mass.
ol.SyMWF
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EYES brighten, cheeks become rosy, muscles
gain strength by the use of Browns Iroa Bit
tiers.
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Racei Racei

YTyo N. T. GRoENEvELD ON THE RIVER
side Road. This Fine Resort is located but
three miles from the city Fine Wines and Liquors
Polite attention to guests. au4-2m
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
Nos. SEQ. 3s2, sai, 326 IL street,
Bet. Third and Fourth, Sacramento.

M Give me a call This old and well-known house
has Just been throughly renovated throughout
MEALS, Csc BOARD per week, 81 BOARD AND
LODGING per week s. to go. A Fine Bar. Best
of Liquors and Cigars. W. W. WADE, Proprietor.
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SEWER PIPEI

TAM MANUFACTURING THE BEST ARTICLE
Il Of Verified and Stone Sewer Pipe made Ia
California, al CAPITOL POTTERY. X street
between Twenty-Einth and Ihsr:feth.
The latest improved machinery-made expressly
for my works-has been added, thus enabling me to
ill contracts for any quantity. A liberal discount
offered TO the Trade. [aul4 4plml GEO MUDDOX.
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xsEIN IA. ID Z IA IA

D II la .E4- ID Y I'd III
49, CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL,
> sacramento Restaurant, Hos. SIT and 319 X
street, between Third and Fourth three blocks
from the Depot. Street Cars pass every five min
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes Is cents. Fine Dining Parlors for Fami-
Hes. Open Day and Night.
jyl3-tf j. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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A. N. TowNE. .,... ........... General Manager
T. a. GOODMAN - .. .Gen'l Pass'r snd Ticket Agent
ia0-5u1
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THE ENRICHhENI VI THE FhW'
The land has yielded its increase and the
mines their store of wealth, and while the
masses have barely eked out living, many
not being able to do that, a pampered
aristocracy has rolled in wealth. In the
arena of trade policy equally fatal to the
general veal has been pursued. The am
bition of the nation to control the mar
kets of the world, by underselling other
manufacturing countries, has kept wages
at such low point that the working classes
not only have been unable to lay anything
by for rainy day, but have been hardly
able to support themselves even in the
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RAINFALL ALWAYS SIRE,

To appreciate this property, go and see 1t before
the day of sale This property will rapidly enhance
in value. No safer investment can be made than TO
property favoraby located in this delight
full section OF the State.
Two trains each way daily between this property,
Sacramento and San Francisco.
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S-one-fourth cash balance in three years.
Interest on deferred payments at per cent. per
annum No mortgage tax to be paid by the pur-
chasers liberal discount will be made deferred
payments for cash.
TITLE PERFECT Abstract Of title complete to
day Of sale.
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The property is very well located The soil Is deep
alluvial, well adapted to Vineyard, Orchard and Al
fafa An artesian strata of water underes the whole
property, and at a small expense, with windmill or
horse power each subdivision could be irrigated
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OUR LONDON LETTER.
DARK DoIEas OF UNDERWRITERS PoR
THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
The Unmeasured Pauperism of Eng land
The Privileged Few and Out
cast Masses.
LONDON, September ID, 1888.

LONDUN, OepItHUeI 10, IooJ'
The Lancashire poet wrote for other
times as well as his own when he penned
that grim lyric which ends with the re.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-27
LEESBURG.
Saturday, June 49, 1883.

the ,Squire's jurisdiction before he drinks too
much John Cook got "fuller ZEN q goosen
one evening this week. and Squire asked him
to loan the State S8. 55 on account Of the iber-
ty he had taken.
It looks now as II there would be at least one
thousand old veterans here to hear Foraker.
fnd Eve nr six good bands TO furnish music 70 Z
the oooaaio4. Since The committee found out
such an enormous agoWd q coming they baye
secured another grove Just oeroSa ths roaA
from the proposed place Mrs.. D. Umensetter'r
grove has been secured now.
The Olive Chapel school taught by Mr.. Chas
Dunlap, Of Greenfield, closed for summer vaca-
ton on Thursday last The afternoon was
occupied with 0XGi lent literary work rejecting
great credit upon the tsaOheF After the liter
ary programme was disposed pf, then came
magnificent supper in the grove, together with
numerous sports, which held the crowd until
late in the evening.
The fine country residence Of Fred Pavey
was the scene Of the gathering Of the elite OF
the community last Thursday noon, the occa-
sion being surprise dinner for Mrs Pavev
Although the morning was inauspicious about
noon large crowd Of fair ladies and brave
men assembled and the day, although the long
est Of the year, passed away all too quickly for
the happy occasion.
Messra. thilip ?, Cline and Albert Mills two
veteran fishermen hailing from Babina, drove
through town early last Thursday en- route to
Lees Creek to catch bass Late in the evening
they came back looking as if they wanted to
hire man to haul their fish home, but took
good pains to stop down street and inqnire
where they could buy mess of fresh fish TO
take home. Call again, boys
Two young men residing few miles
so4th Of tQWn, came into the Post Office one
day this week and sent small box 10 young
lady in the vicinity Of Rainsboro. Before time
for making up the mail, our venerable P. M.
was sitting in brewn study when all Of a sud
den his attention was called by a peculiar
sound issuing from said box, calling to mind
the many incidents connected with dynimite
plots and internal machines; but instead Of
calling tns police and raising an excitement
the y, M, On investigation 4eGeptaIned that tho
young men were sending their sweetheart q
bug. Dy mail Shall we give the names Of those
model young lovers?
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Mr. Ambrose, Of Buileryille, is the guest Of
J. A. Harcum.
bIiss MeLain, Of Jamestown is the guest Of
Miss Laura Hough.
Our young oonsiahla Henry Miner, seems
to be doing good work.
Arthur Dunlap, Of Greenfield, was sesa on
our streets this morning
Jacob Hilliard and vie have been taking IN
the gighta No CtnQinneii tllia week.
The W. o. ,. Union meets 1t the residence
Of Mr.. +. W. Cox on Thursday next at q D. m.
Work is progressing rapidly on ths grand
band stand that is being erected over the pub
iic we'll
Ice cream, lemonade, soda water, at Haroum's.
my2mS
Mr.. Will Meyers Of Greenfield, was smiling
on friends, especially the ladies, here on Fri
day evening.
A large crowd from this place attended the
Q. W h b. trainmen's picnic at Martinsville
last Thursday
Mrs Prot. John Smith, Of Cynthiana is the
gnest Of her fathsr, AIr. Shepley Holmes, on
West Main street.
Mr.. John Covan, Sr, aud Johh Covan, Jr.,
and family, OF Logan, have been visiting hose
during the past week.
Thos. E. Ladd has been attending the Com
/
lege during the past week.
number from this place attended Com
mene6ment exercises at the Wilmington
(Friends) college during the past week.
Mrs. Z. Z. BeesoH attended the W. @. T. U.
| Convention at Bellefountains tbe peat week
and reports good meeting and pieasaat
trip.
Hav. VIM. Watts will conduct meetinRs At
fairfield on Sunday July g. at II a. M, and
sunday, July {. at p. m. All are cordially in
vited to attend,
George WashbuFn Is dtshing up cold ice
cream 20 the patrOnizing public ts tha room
formerly occupied by the Board Of Frade uesg
the railroad depot
Six Posts q. 4. b., have been invited for the
heunlOn on the glorious Fourth, viz: Hilsboro
Rainsboro, Greenfield, Waqbjngton G. IT..
Chillicothe, and Martinsville.
4 amaH child Of Abner Smiths. res,dtn,
short distance north Of town. has been, it was
Thought, lying at the point Of death for some
time, but seems ROW to be recovering.
RainsborO has sent word that every ablo
bodied man in that region Is agming over here
on the Fourth. Wonder il they hsd6't better
nave detail sent to guard the town that dayB
The second nine Of Greenfield, and the Sc
cOnd nine Of thig place. will play match game
here on the Fourth. The Logans Of Chilli
eothe. will be here July &, 10 play A return
game with the Acme club Of this ,,aSo,
It might be well to remind the citizeus Abst
1t Will require considerable quantity Of food
to feed six Posts, g. A. r.. and as many brass
bands, and It will be necessary to make axten-
sive prepaTatiOnB in the culinary departrnenf
Of each and every household.
Squire Kelley, Of New Lexington, is A radical
temperance man evidently. II a man wants Ia
inRke 1901 OF himself he had best get out Of
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BUGARTRVR nTnpR

j 0uf geldola alI cot ninuea ~ tt4 l~ts r-ost
willie Rove has recovered Hsofn a -,,.,- "A
tack OF spring fever, but there g. dnnrar al birp
lAklng relapse at any Tins.
Ih4 charming Mics Maggie Hethsrinotou.
q ltgsgE9, Wis, iB paying her brother A.
sister visit ct this place.
a little stranger, 9 "boy, " has come 70 stsv
~ tne rendenee Of Willie BteWart.
=. i. Link, wife and three children ere du,v-
with the measles.
- =, .. Hetherington, our active little mor-
u says trade never was better,
Charlie Roberta, Of Movrvtovp 4. -,
quite often 81 the residence Of Godfrsv Wfltin.
business anything but financial
q you wish 70 see nice line OF urossvi,-
luSs Gail IN ~ Arthur Bunn's neat HttlS rrooorv
on the corner Of Main street 9-.,-'
Our gay iovisl friend Charlie DeIspb,De
ieLI thlR place about two ysarg 400 for tl,S
iar West 70 seek his fortune. Since Cbnrlis iefi
ne u BLeauated IN honor under the Valentino
q BROS, OF GAINESVILLE, Wia., in teleprapI,v STS
ls at present in one Of the main ofics9 4, A.,
.,. geaaillul city Of Chicago Charlie writes bsoE
that ne u working ON a large salary snd hiu
many friends here wish han suooegs'
Miss Mollie Stout and MoIlie McCormi,l
TWO Of our young school teachers tens ne tbsk
tLy tney nave given up their profession a. seiool
Newton Long arrived home last Friday weak
from rom louisville, KY, where he has been for
several months past,
Ellis Lewis viii 60 on an airing shortly TO
Minnesota
samuel Noble and P. Edwards from Ir,lnp5.
spent part OF last week in our VILLAGE vi~ilins
their numerous friends here.
Const9bleS Joe Naylor and Few are ksp, buuv
lll 1undlng stray stock, and Il is useiau5 Tor
Stock owners 70 complain. Keen votIr ril--i-
on the street. and Il win not be ,s,S.-
Sary Tor Joe to do it for you.
1t is easier to raise beard than a dina u,i6
one one OF our young genta, who has stopped shsy-
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MOURYTOWN.

Mrs, B. F. Cox is spending a short lime
Ice cream supPers are all the 90 now, in
this community.
Ihe Diehl boys shipped eight hopBhsadu
OF tobacco last week.
Thomas Roberts and wife. of New Lex
ihgton, o., were visiting relatives here 4
few days ago.
Jos. Galliet has gone TO Lebanon 10 At
tend the Normal school.
Rev. Provost has returned from bia thin
East. He visited New York City apd ssT-
eFal other cities Of Importance vhiI0 uouo
de reports a pleasant trim. -
Charles Parrot, Of New York Oitv bse
moved to our town, and purohoTSd ~
Dlehi , residence on Main street. We are
glad TO welcome him in our midst
John OVerstake died on the 9Th inqt A
ms home one mile south Of town. He was
SICK only three days, his disease being con.
The free turnpike running from tbe IA.
Rot through MoWTytoWn to the Ripley and
hlllsboro pike, is being surveyed, o ihs
great saHsfaotion Of some, and also sVsinut
the win Of many others "
Joa. Gaymon has purchnssd A pafr az
roland China hogs Of Chas. Dovl. 81 I,eoo-
0nFg. Also the FenWick boys enS Neleop
" mlnkle have each bought 5 pair "a Fhog
haynes, Of Clinton county. Tho fsrmesg
OF TINS community are beginning to FesIize
the neneht OF good stock.
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Me-. Jnne Mercer Is la witIl Lhe measIes.

Mrs Jane Mercer is sick with the measles.
The Leesnurg correspondent was on our
streets last Friday enjoying himself.
Lee Sanders and son, Of Leesburg, have been
employed to paint the NJ. e. Church.
Miss Louie Lang, of Wilmington, was visit
ing at Mr. Walter Pugsley's last week.
Several members Of the L o. o. F. attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Ashdill in New vienna last
Friday.
VIM. Worrell bought bicycle last week
and he can now be seen trying to ride it in the
evenings
John Camel, Of Cincinnati was called here to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Mary Groves last
Saturday
A full line of Hardware and Agricultural I'm
plements at bottom prices at Worrers.
iu27w3
There was no service or Sunday school at the
M. E. Church last Sunday as the church was all
torn mp under repair.
Mrs Thos Dillon started for Leesburg. Flor
ida, last Tuesday afternoon where she expects
to make her future home.
The Mayor had another case before him last
Friday for drunkenness. The fine 90, and
costs, amounting to 1886.
Mr.. Cohn reported last Friday that he had
bought this year between seventy-ive and
eighty thousand pounds of wool.
Mrs. John Woodmansee and daughters, of
Northern Indiana, were the guests Of G. W.
Woodmonsee's family last week.
Robt. Edwards is lying very low, confined to
his bed. His cancer is growing worse, having
spread from his upper lip to his jaw and neck
DR.. Z. S. Judkins was called to Chetopa
Kansas, last Tuesday to visit his mother, who
is lying very sick at her daughters, Mrs. Henry
Rayburn.
Mrs. Mary Groves, who lived near Memphis,
o., died last Friday, June 22d aged II years.
Her remains were buried in Luttrell Cemetery
on Saturday.
Jack Challender, Sam Hixson and Sam Achor
cut a bee tree on J. X. Pickerings farm last
Tuesday and got swarm Of bees and two
buckets Of honey.
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I-YNCHBURG.
Saturday, june s2s, 1883. ===5

Consumption.
Mrs. J. S. and Mrs. Ira Heistand, OF Hills
boro, were the guests of Mrs. A. D. Maddol
last Thursday.
J. D. Cleveland has gone to Bianebester t.
set up the machinery Of the Razor, Blade a
Shear Company.
Misses Burbridge, of Five Mile, and Baker, o.
Harwood, visited the NJ. E. Sunday School
here last Sunday.
Mr.. Cad Bayless our enterprising merchant
has greatly improved the lots he lately pur
chased on South Broadway.
The telephone line from Hlllsboro was com
pjeted to this place Tuesday evening, and We
can hello like other people.
VIM. Smith, Of Adel, Iowa, who has beer
visiting here for the past two weeks returned
home on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. J. P. Morrow and wife, who have beer
visiting in Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, re
turned home Thursday evening.
Messrs Packard and Gosble, the former q
revenue agent and the latter . gauger visited
the distillery here officially on Wednesday.
A new crossing has been laid across Broad.
way near the American House, which is quite
an accommodation to church going people.
An old lady by tho name Of WRFaook was
brought here from CiRcinRati Thursday even
ing, and buried in the TFoutwine grave yaFd on
Friday.
Daniel Harvey's barn about mile west Of
town was struck by lightning last Sunday about
ten O'Clock no damage done except the roof
was torn some,
The hail storm lest Monday sVsHiRg ala appg
siderable damage to corn, wheat and fFpit in
the vicinity Of Dodsonville, besides breaking q
quantity Of glass In the Windows OF dwellings.
VIM. HesleF, Of whom release mention Was
made last week, was ro-aErsstOd BY Marshall
simkins and taken TO iail on Wednesday to keep
company with Garrison, who was ssnt up last
week.
The Gazette informant last week was In error
H. relation TO the proceedings before Esquire
Dumelil in the case Of Hs8sleF arrested for
stealing wheat. The warrant was sworn out by
Charles spiiksF, and was released on his own
reecgnizanes 70 given time to enable him to
get BAIL failing 10 soHls " time he was arrested
and taken to iai.
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Judge Ditty was here on Sunday.
Cy Noble lost a valuable COW last Sunday.
Charlie Fields ice cream is rich and sweet.
The stil-house will close on Monday the 25tE
inst.
The schoolhouse is receiving new coat Of
paint.
A new fence has been put around the school
house lot.
J. D. Cleveland is spending few days with
his family.
Mr.J. J. Bering, of Cincinnati, was here or
Thursday.
William Hopkins visited friends at Pricetown
on Wednesday.
oxley Hammer and J. Il. Baber were at Hills.
boro on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. R. Ritter has been quite sick for the
past three weeks.
Mr. W. R. Gaddis returned home from Texai
last Friday evening.
A Obstructive hail storm passed south Of town
last Monday evening.
Mr. VIM. West, of New Vienna, was circulat.
ing among us on Monday.
Miss Molie Davis has returned from visit
TO friends near Hillsboro.
Capt Dawson returned home from Pittsburg,
pa on Thursday evening.
Mr. Gran Thompson, Of Hillsboro was down
to.yisit hi father on Thursday.
Mrs A Gro ssen, Of Blanehester. is visiting
her daughter MI s. Isaac Pitzer.
MI. J. W. oBrien is building stable on th'
lot he purchased Of Mr. Irenary'
Mr.. Dolph Bering, of Ci 7cinnatL spent few
days last week with friends h ere
A. J. Bering left Tuesday NOR. 7lng to attend
the Democratic State Convention.
Mr. William Igo, Of sugartree Ridge, was VS.
iting acquaintances here on Friday.
Farmers are hauling slop from the stu-houSe
to feed their hogs during the summer.
Miss Ella Brown, Of Buford, is visiting her
brother, DR.. Brown on North Broadway.
Mr.. Simmons, druggist of Manchester, was
filing a prescription here on Sunday last.
The first message received over the telephone
wire was sent by Frank King, OF LeesDurg'
Eighteen car loads Of cattle we're shipped
from the still-house pens on Thursday morn
ing.
The heavy rains have thrown farmers back
with their work, some are not done planting
yet.
Mr.. William Puckett and brother, OF Chilli
cothe, are spending few days with relatives
here.
The public we'll in front Of the Woodrow
corner is being cleaned out and the platform
raised.
Mr.. John Q. Thompson's health does not
improve, he is confined to the house most of
the time.
Mr.. William Runk a young man living with
his father east Of town died Friday morning Of
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Advertising Rates.

The above scale Of prices is for ordinary sim
rgle column display advertising Solid Legal
yOfieial and Tabular Advertisements will Be
charged at the legal rate for space occupied
I,ule and figure work 5Oper cent extra.
SPECIAL NoTICEs, advertisements In Other
than single column measure, and those in
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LOCAL NouCEs-10 cents per line for first, and
8 cents per line for each additional Insertion
yards In Business Directory-One inch,
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OBITUARY No1IoEs (other than simple an
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Cards Of Than ks, and announcements of So.
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