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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NovEMBER lG. 1881

TrGrns isare HTrisJarg G, follo,rs.
For New York via Allentown, at 50 and
9 80 a. m, and - p. m.
Fer New York via Philadelphia and ..Bound
Brook Route" 6 % s. IN, and l IS
pEi.
For Philadelphia, 6 %, 50, $50 am, l As
and 800 pm.
For Reading at ; 05, 25, : 50, 9 50 4 m.
4j, 90 and S so m.
For Poitsyiile at o., I So, 9 so m.a,a
s5 and 4 90 P III. aad via Schuylkiu s
SGsquehanna Branch at O5 a m. and
300 ?. m.
For Allentown at ) %, 55, 9 so m, As
and G0p m.
SUNDAYS.
For Allentown and WAY Stations, : % 4. m
Fer Reading. GO a. IN ard 30 7. m.
For Philadelphia. : 90 a m, and so D. m
1rdins for Harrisburg ieqpe as .oEo,cs /:
Leave New YORK via Allentown at 1 90 : IS
am, OO and 3 10 m.
Lesve New York via "BOupd Brook Route
asd Philadelphia 4 m, 50, / 90 and
so m, and 1890 midnight, arriving at
Harrisburg so, s 20, . % p. H., and
u 10 and 9 20 n.
Leave Philaielphia al so Q so m, 400,
) 50 and i5 II.
Leave Pottsville at so, Q 90 a. m. and f4O
I m.
Leave Reauing at 90, I Is, II so m,
l27, 8 Is, so aud 10 % pm.
Leave Pottsvile via SchuylkIll and Susque-
hanna Branch, S 20 M. ard 40pm.
Leave Allentown at 5 45, 8 40 a M, II Is,
80 and 8 05 2 m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New ork via Allentown, at 80 pm.
Philadelphia 45 ?. NJ.
Leave Reading al 30 m and 10 % , M.
Leave Allentown at 9 O5 pm.
STEEITOx BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Loeb
iel, and Steel;on daily, except SUNDAY, IS
40, 9 80 m, S5 ard i0pm; daily, cx-
cept Saturday and Sunday, 35 IN, ami on
Saturday only, 4 40 ans 10, pm.
Returning, leave STEELTON daily, ex-
cspt Sunday, 6 49, 05, 1000, IL is m,
Is and 10 10 pm; daily, except Saturday
and Sunday, 6 10 p m, and on Saturday
only, 10 aud 6 80 p N.
G. q. HANCOCK
General Pa;s'r and 1'ickef .fgenf.
J. Z. woOTTEN,
GsEerGi Manager.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03

The cap stone was placed on the
Washington monument on Thanks
giving dav. The monument is 55o
feet high
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03

During tie past week sleighing has
been good at Grand Rapids, Michl
gan.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03
DEABODY HOTEL,

Ninth St, south OF Chestnut, one square
south of the New Post Office, one-hsll
square from Walnut ST. Theatre and in the
very business centre OF the city. On the
American and European plans. Good rooms
fion soc TO So 90 per day. Remodeled and
newly furnished. W. PAINE, n. D.,
Orner and rroPTistor.
Nov. q, 1858, ly.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03
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has trcn;y-t-Q dii;inct departments, edited
by twenty-tvo specialists, which include
Biblical Research. Sanitary. Fine arts, Mu-
sic, Science, Pebbles, Personalities, Minis
telial Register, Hymn Notes, School and
College, Literature, Religi iuus Intelligence,
Missions. Sundays choOl, News of the
week, Finance, Commerce, Insurance,
Stories. Puzzles, Se'cctisns aud Agricul-
iurc Thirty-two pages in al.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03
BE NDEaT

is a family newspaper OF the iir,t-claSs, aud
IL recognized as one OF the great educators
OF the land. Every ona -ho wishes to be
uen informed upon great variety OF sub
iec,s should subscrbs for il.
Dur!n. the past year THE lsDErBSDENT,
desiring thst its subscribers should have
stories by the III, very bert !ivius authors.
mas published contributions rom n. E.
Norris, aGihor Of ''Matriraony," 'No New
Thing .tc.; J. S, ct Dale, author OF
ssG uerndale," +" "The Crime Of Henry Vaur, -
etc Jnis Sch,yer, author Of s'Tiger Lily
-nd other stories'; Sir Samuel ". Baker,
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ner, ''ctc; Thomss Hardy, suthor Ct "A
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celebrated English Novelist; Lucy c. Lille,
F. ". Robinson, Fred d. Storey, senry
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bccca Harding Davis, Sarah Orue IeErtt,
Frank Z. Stockton, Il. II. Boysson; IT,R
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03
TERMS TO sUBsCREnEEs:
81 Dividends During The TeaF

Can any one make bottcr inrestnsnt OF
S2.C0 to $500 than ope " hich viii pay
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-03

lie v + iUN \ UIFISIVN.
Trains leave LcwistOwn Junction for Mil,
roy a, So am, 10 SO N, 3 % IL fOr
SunbUry at 10 q m, 50 p N.
Trains arrive at Lewistown junction from
A.iroy at 10 a m, so pan, 4 90 ? m; from
SGubUry Ct 25 a IN, 3 5U pm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12
BREAKFAST BUDdET.

IN London's police force has been inCreassd
one.tou1th during the past six months.
In Europe a woman begins her social
( career after her marriage, and is create,
! belle at forty than at twenty.
q The slums OF Berlin are said to present a
larger community Of regular thieves and
: scoundrels than any other capital OF Eu.
T rope. lss
People living On the banks Of the Mis-.
sissippi river reap & profitable living by
selling the DRIFT wood il,a,ipg down the
river. -. z. i
~ kansas City, Mo-, was, in 1861, nothing
! but huge river bluff, without even set
I Element. Now it is a city Of 5000 inhab-
itants. gt5sy5.-s
Camels are 10 bs used as locomotives on
I. the new railway Of six hundred miles, con
s!ructed by the Russian Government in
Turkestan.
The President Of the United States Gre
nation Society say that there are 5000 per-
soma in this country pledged to have their
I odiesburned. g. -
An enormous bed OF the finest white clay
: has lately been found in France not far
: from Limoges, to whose famous porcelain
manufactures the discovery is one Of great
I Importance. I
n, The Street car companies OF New York
{ employ a ten-horse sweeper which effect
i ually cleans the tracks, but leaves great
ridges OF snow on either side to obstruct
: travel OF other vehicles. ll5-T
~ a correspondent OF the New York Post
[ writes that aside from his musical and
! religious enthusiasm, there is but little 10
admire in the Southern negro, unless, per.
+ haFs, We except his good nature"
y Z On the 2Sth OF December the wind blew
at the rate Of l32 miles an hour at tho sum.
NIT Of Mount Washington. The coolest
day in the month there was the 22I, when
the thermometer was 4l0 below zero.
There Is an apparent apathy OF the mil.
lion odd people ironically described as
Z "citizens" Of London to exercise Their
privileges at the polls. at recent contest
ut Battersea only 600 votes were cast ont Of
a population Of 10000. m
s In New York City there is a disposition
TO DO away with the system OF appointing
+ firemeu through political influence, and not
only to prepare every fireman for an emer.
gency, but to have special corps trained
to run great risks and uss every effort TO
Z save lives Shich are endangered.
81 When popcorn is gradually heated, and
+ 80 hot that the oil inside the kernels turns
! to gas, this gas can not escape through tha
= hull OF the kernels, but when the interior
pressure gets strong enough it bursts tho
y grain,and the explosion is 50 violent TINT It
shatters II in tho most curious manner,
and in much less time than It takes to tell
how II is done, agl.r- = - 4, : : -
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a AiietlIexn,,n 'rhlnx.

Nylt has already been seen that the choice
oil Dir. Payne has no. generally been re.
'gardtd as a virtuous and honorable act
likely 10 rebound 10 the credit Of the party
which Is responsible Tor 1t. BY response.
sbility 1t is not intended to hold personally
responsible every Democrat in Ohio, Tor
that would be MUST to Thousands Of hon.
! eat Democrats who hold In manly scorn
I the sale and purchase Of public place. But
unfortunately the sale was made in the
name Of the Democratic party, and that
/ organization mus. boar tho odium. Who
ever talks with men who observe these
things, whoever reads the newspapers OF
all shades Of opinion, will not need to be
4 told that the work Of the Columbus caucus
) has produced most uncomfortable feeling.
i The election OF Senator OF the United
4 States Ii not, as General Hancock said Of
( the tariff, a local queaIon. i. concerns
every State and every citizen ofevery State.
But beyond this the country has Its interest
in the tone OF public lie, the ideals and
standards which every State and every
party sets up. II Ohio measures the fitness
I Of man Tor high place by the length Of
his bank account, how shall VIC hope 10
escape the contagon Of her bad example
+ This is country in which the number Of
{ very rich men Is increasing, and they arc
showing an increasing ambition for politi.
: cal preiermen.. IiTabor can buy a seat in
the Senate from Colorado, and Payne from
Ohio, why not Gould or Vanderbilt or
I Astor from New York?
1t is possible to understand how such a
State as Colorado or Nevada, composed Of
raw and not always desirable populations,
can bs induced to offer to the highes!
( bidder seat in the Senate Of the United
States. But the old, intelligent, proud
State OF Ohio, 4 State which has been in
the Of sending statesmen TO the Sen.
ate, which until now has not been given
to confounding money bags with states
mauship-something else and better was
expected Of her.
1t will Mt once occur 10 somebody that
Simon Cameron bought seat from Penn.
sylvania. He vas charged with buying
three votes. Let it be supposed that he
bought them. We are aiming at some.
thing higher in this day, and. the fac. or the
suspicion OF bribery has chung 10 Simon
Cameron ever Since The Cameron kind OF
politics, in which patronage played a muck
larger part than money, brought disaster
upon the Republican party in Pennsylvania.
A worse kind Of politics-the desperate de.
termination Of desperate gang Of poll.
ticians in alliance with rich man and the
most powerful and hateful monopoly in
/ the Countrywide Mozambique plan can
Z hardly do less for the party which has the
misfortune to be ridden by it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12

H.. Dawley Is In the squire. destroying
business. He hires four men. His reward
Is five cents bounty for each scalp, paid by
tho county. He assigns his men 10 differ.
emit districts. Farmers pay the men 81 a day
and board for going over their ranches.
That nearly pays expenses, and the
bounty on the scalps Ia large profit. Dow
ley has poison that knocks the gquirrels
out the frat round, and generally before
they eau set into their holes. He says he
has scalps enough on hand to clean out tho
eauirrel and gopher bounty fund. He PIE.
sents bis sealps only as last as there Ia
money to pay the bounty. He has s, 900
worth Of scalps, awaiting m increase In
the fund. IS g 2g' 49,
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A DRUNKEN man is seldom injured by a
fall, and he probably isn't by spriny-if
the water il good.-B1lon Star. :, Z, y
A Heading.

The pain In all bis joints bacsme intense;
fever, with its de.es:oratins effects. was now
added, aud he became rapidly reduced to the
ssnbla7cs ofa sksteton, while vitality resch.
ed It's lowest possible condition, and bis sui.
ferings were Of such Undesirable character
that those who most loved him som, times
thought it would be better II he we're called
away. At this time. physicians, well known
In this city (PittsSurgh) informed his parents
that he va, In imminent danger Of total
paralysis and directly sfterward they an.
bounced TO his sorrowful mother that they
sould give no hopes OF bis recovery. at til 3
juncture the use of Paruaa wss commenced,
and in six weeks Mr.. Lincoln Curtis was we'll
and at work. Read page % Of Dr.. Hartman's
"Ills Of Life" get it from your druggist. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12
Irving Coulin't Fool Him.

4 A Chicago man, when asked II he was
going to see 1rving's Louis NJ, answered
promptly that he was not, and added that
/ the success OF tho mastodon minstrels and
the Uncle Toms Cabin companies had
knocked thunder cut OF the small com pa.
mics. Il can pay dollar" he explained
casually and geuially. land see two Uncle
Toms, two ,Evas and six bloodhounds, or
ten song and dance men, six end men and
forty in the first part; but hero this Envlish
actor hasn't got but eleven Louises and he
wants to charge 50. He might have made
1t an even dczsn aud caught me- .fj.a 81
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Tho Illustrated Press.

1DHIsVEt CdFlMeFcla. = - -I1T7ll ~ 80 n.
. We cannot but notice with admiration
tor the true genius that conceived it that
the .wood.cut originally intended to repre-.
sent John Sullivan with banged locks,
which alterward had the hair brushed
back and was labeled John G. Carlisle, and
then did duty as Miss Susan B. Anthony
with the hair done up behind, was repub-
'iished by the Courier.Journol yesterday as
Joe Mcdonald, Of Indiana. The back hair
has been pulled around under tho chin
and the irrespective Of the forehead leneth-
ened. While It does not look anything ike
Mr.. Mcdonald, nobody can truthtu,ly
claim that 1t looks Ike anybody else. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12

ences-c onspicuous1y that Of the notorious
Standard oil monopoly and that Of q per!
sonal ring in Cincinnati-which we're ex.
erted 10 secure his election, chiefly to effect
the overthrow OF Senator Pendleton, are
not the kind 10 command general approval
nor lead 10 good results. Mr.. Pendleton
has been slaughtered, to the discredit Of
those who hive done the work and 10 the
injury OF the party ct large. But he has at
least the satisfaction OF knowing that the
best element OF the Ohio Democracy was
on hiu side, while the worst was arrayed
againat him. -. .I.... !. 2. ID g.aE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12

INTELLIGENT people have quit taking bit
tiers and mineral poisona, have quit doctor
ing kidnsys and liver, nerves and brain
have qui: using alcoholic poisons and MAJ,
cotic drugs, have quit poisoning their sys
tenn with quack nostrums, and now keer
themselves and families in perfect health by
occasionally using the only perfect blood
purifier and true strengthened OF weak por
tons Of the body, knowa far and wide as Dr.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and salsaparilla.
Any druggist will get It for you. DAw
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Communication.

TO The EallofGfl II. lnlt!Ilgtnttfi -lI1I775.'
SIR: In your article on self destruction
in three months, Mondays editorial, did
You not forget 10 give the District OF Co
lumbia credit for one case? I refer to the
jelo de Sc oil the once vigorous Democratic
party, by the accidental administration oil
a dose Of free trade purchased at Tammany
Hall drug store and administered by Dr..
Carlisle. A PHLApELpniAN, 4
Philadelphia, january s. 1854. A..
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(. Charles summers Speeches.

The most conspicuous proof that Charles
Sumner thought out and prepared biz
speeches In advance is found In this Rnec'
dote now related Of him: A friend who
happened 10 call at Summers rooms In
Washington was told BY, the negro servant
"NIassa Sumner be gone to the Senate tt
make him speech" "What speech 2" ask
ed the friend, in surprise. "Why dat al
speech was the reply, (which he's beer
hollerin' out in bed ebery mornin' dese
free weeks" sI5
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A DIscrtdltabic Job.

Ner York Herald. az
This result is not to be set to The credit
Of the Ohio Democrats nor Is it one for ma.
tional, congratulation. Senator PendIeton
is q man Of integrity, ability and rich OK.
perience in public Affairs, ranks with the
best class Of Democrats and deserves well
Of his party and the country. \ His success.
full efforts in behalf Of IN improved civil
service hayc identified his name with ono
Of the mos. commendable reforms in recent
politics. I
IA We do not mean Is diaparage the per.
sonal worth Of Mr. Payne. But the inau.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12

BURtEY-0a Fiiiay. January II, 1854, at 1880
4. X, Mrs +: Burnley, OF Gravel Bottom Mar.
shall county. W. Va. tged II years. 9 months and
Is days, 1s - M .2'-TI ~. = :
Funeral Sunday. January 13, at o'clock P. ".
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. luter
mental Mount Rose Gene cry. Monndsvillc. ". Va.
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- a..sa..Ir-
AnS Anybody Teld You

,Est Aas Any body Teld Y0u
That there is a quiet move on foo. TO
work up West Virginia for certain Demo.
cratic aspirant for the Presidency? III
That The Whisperer could name names
II he would? = y, <. 81 IL =
That d similar attempt on the Republican
side WAS abandoned some time 90 !? n
That there will probably DO others? \,
That men have been hanged In a hurry?
That a certain Wheeling lawyer is ambi.
tons to enter b certain kind OF journalism,
by the back door? ,f a5-,.1l' ~
That Governor jackson will run for the
presidency on AL anti.bigamy platform?
That it will take q big platform to hold
His Excellency? Is B b. s., =
That the Ohio Democracy is preparing
70 no district the State with mince meat
chopper {? n -
That sailed tracks are IN abomination ?
That Congressman J. q. TAYLOR, OF tina
district over the river" stands well in the
House and IS q growing quantity? ~
That the wicked stand on slippery
places :? =. 81. ~ ~ 60
That the rest Of us find it difficult to
stand atall? M b. B.. 80 Z: m. i
That II Wheeling gets half the railroads
that are projected at her will she be llappy?
That It snow use kicking against the
weather? ~. - -.
~ ~, a tE.a TnI Wu1sprRrR.
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+. p. I'd.
Recently an Eastern lady, afflicted with
catarrh, came to Wheeling to spend few
days. She had found by a previous visit
that her catarrh did not trouble her 80 long
as she remained in Wheeling. This COM
ing to my ear presented it to a physician
Of high standing in this city in whose
opinion I have great confidence. lido not
reproduce any considerable part OF his
very interesting exposition Of the nature,
cause and cure or pa!iiation Of catarrhal
complaints. He called my attention
to the beneficial effects Of change
in such cases. pointed 10 the maay
phenomena OF shay lever" so.called, and
said it was quite possible that the case OF
catarth which have brought to bis notice
was benefited by our sulphurous atmos-
phere, and that like results might be oh.
tanned in other cases. l therefore propose
the Wheeling catarrh cure, as it would be
an institution for the public welfare, and
as it might offer safe and profitable invest
ment in these times OF low interest, I write
nine hundred and ninety-nine gentlemen
to join me in taking shares Of ten dollars
each. think it better to make small
beginning and grow up with the growth OF
the hay fever interest. The, confidence OF
correspondents will be respected. !
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart as foilows-Ci.y tim,

Trains arrive and depar. Us foiows-City time. :.
Baltimore d: 0hio-MAia LrsE-DEPAR
lA5a m, 1856 = m 2::a5 p m, Gc5 p m, 7:05 m,
g; Q. DIy7S:s5 N. 9:l5 m, Sos > m. lilo , N.
W.. T. Dissatisfaction Pittsburgh, 6:20 4 m.
and so5 N: for Washington Pa, GO and 9:05 n
3:oS aud 645 p m; ios Elm Grove $50 m. AR.
RtvE-Maiu Line-12:15 m, 1870 q m, sis D M.
s s:le an ElS n 9. Q; Dty.e:1e n, s5o n,
$50 m, and $50 p m; from Washington, "a $W
ana $50 N; Lib and ESQ m; from Elm Grove,
r., O. d ST. A.--DKrArr-s:27 m, eo2 4 m.
l:0 m, az p N. ARRIv1--S:s7 4 N, t1:l2 m,
Cleveland, Lorain iSwhceling.-DxrAn7
bridgeport and st. Claissville Accommodation, G29
n and 6:?4 M. Cleveland, 1903 noon; Msisiion,
5:02 p m. 5l}sl5 $500. - -
Cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :
n. 1l:4l N, 4:l6 p n: steubenville Accommods.
ton 9:2S m. Wellsyillo Accommodation Eoa
p m. ARRIvE-l2ls Am, sos p m, 8:48 D N; stcu.
benytlle accommodation s2s , N, Wclisyille 40.
b. z. d O.. Railway-IHAvn Bellaire ,or
Woodsheld aud summerheld at GOO q. m, and 2lo
2 n AAA1yE At Beilatre at 91s a. IN. and SIS u1
~VTYT?f,T
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With an nn1creamca stream she sank to earth,
damp are tho guttcraou Market street,
With III uuswotn swear, In my wild mad n,jrlh,
1tumb!ed aud made the wreck complete.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12

Fgt Trimmings, all varieties and prices
Mutia Collars, Echaspes and Chaaubles Seal
dast cloves and Caps Fur Robes and Mats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-12

I've call especial attention 10 our now and mig.
maj shapes aud their perfect tt) -. : =
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No moro We walk, my love and l. II
(cold is Tho shoulder Of my sweet.}
We never speak as We pass by, + ~
And wcbotl keep away from Market street,
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A youth with woe-begons expression
Of countenauce yesterday handed me let.
ter, and, unlike most men sftlicted with
the divine fiIlatua, stalked silently away,
without single effort to bore me. do
not encourage any one 10 drop into poetry;
but as this is time for dropping, and as
the following production latter the manner
OF Oscar Wiide) seems to have that pecu.
liar touch OF nature which makes the Who'll
whole verdi kin at this particular juncture,
l lay it before my readers. Diagram
will be furnished on application. J:
How lie LOST HER. VIII 81
My love and went out for a walk
lSlies is tue Ice on Market s.rcct)
Blissully busy with lovers talk,
SHE struck glacier and left her feet.
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Tickets only IS. shares In proportion
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