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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
A hurst OF Islonnenco.

We do not remember ever reading at
any time n more beautiful improviSed
speech than that made by Col. Landon
&. Haynes, I'm response to toast pro.
posed by Gen. N b. Forrest at dinner
given by members of the bar at Jackson,
Miss. Before the guests left the table
Gen. Forrest said
81 propose the health of Col. Landou
G.. Haynes OF East Tennessee, the country
sometimes called Collaboration.
Mr.. Haynes replied;
"Mr Chairman and Gentlemen:
plead guilty 10 the soft impeachment
| was born In East Tennessee, on the
banks OF the Watauga, which la Indian
vernacular is beautiful river and beauti-
full river IL Is. have stood upon its
banks In my childhood, and looked down
through It's CLASSY waters and have seen
heaven below, and then looked up and
hehold heaven above, rejecting
Ike two mirrors, each In the
other its moons and It's planets, and its
trembling stars, Away from It's banks
OF rocks and cliffs, hemlock and laurel,
pine aud cedar stretches vale back to
the distant mountain as beautifully
exquisite as any IN italy or switzerland.
There stands the Great Unicorn, the
Great Roam, the Great Black, aud the
Great Smoky mountains among the
loitiest in the United States of North
America, on whose submits the clouds
gather of their own accord in the bright
est day, There I've seen the great spirit
of the storm, alter noon-tide, take his
nan in Tho navilInn of darl'ncss aud
clouds. have seen him arise at mid
night as a giant refreshed with slumber,
ami cnver Tho honvens win Gloon, an1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

# "A dlnicult to say whether the Fort Worth
GAzErrE is sad or glad At the demise Of tho
ncrald.--l lircBham Banner.
TnE'GAzErrE is saddened at tho remoy-
al OF an old landmark, and II seems hard
that II should be killed by It's own peo-
pie in the interest Of strangers. But TUE
GAZETTE Is human, and the increase In
our circulation, and the feeling in North
Texas that TIE GAZETTE Is their sole
representative, are welcome. We would
not have purchased these by the death Of
the Herald, but, since the Herald IL dead,
we are glad 10 get our share of It's estate
land that share Is no stlnted one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
THE BALANoE or ponER.

The telegraphic columns OF THE GA
zhTrn have given details OF II national
convention OF prohibitlonlsts called to,
meet ON the 9th Of May, TO take steps TO
thoroughly organize and nationallzc their
party. They mean business. It is in
tended TO husband their strength, to put
their votes In such compact form az to be
easily directed by controlling body, and
then TO receive bids for terms from the
two existing political organizations in the
next national campaign
Lot the prohibtlonlsts go TO work this
way and they may do much harm, or good
as they choose. They hold the balance OF
power In Connecticut, New Jersey, New
York and Michigan. Cloveland's plurali-
ty IN Connecticut was 1884 and the Pro.
hlbltiou vote 2iOi; in New Jersey " was
ili2, and the Prohibition vote Gi58; In
New York 1919, and 25,00l In Michigan
Mr.. BlaIne's plurality was 5000 and st.
Johns vote S,i08 Give the Democrats
the solid South aud Indiana, and they
must have New York to make up the
necessary majority in the electoral col
lege. The Republicans cannot afford TO
lose Michigan and they must gain at least
two of the other states where the Prohi-
bltionlsts hold the balance of power TO
carry another presidential election, A
knowledge OF this condition Of affairs
gives the ProhibItlonists boldncss and
they will undoubtedly takc steps ut the
coming convention to reap all the advan-
tage they can gain from IL, BY voting In
n body for either the Republican or Dem
ocatlc ticket, they can elect that ticket
In those states whore they hold the bal.
anco of power and carry national cleo
ton They are thus in position to OK
net concessions, II only they win periec,
their organization aud make every vote
count
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

wHKRRvKR an outlaw or band OF dcspera'
docs defy tho lawfully constituted authorities
there the ranger will be apt to go. That Il
what the rangers are for.--tsan Antonio Times
Don't put the cart before the horse.
There was no "outlaw or band OF dcsper-
ADDE'S defylng the authoritics' In Tarranl
connty--thcre was no defiance OF authorl-
ty by any one. when strangers and
rangers came TO enforce wrlts where our
own constabulary would and could easily
have done IL, the people grew indignant.
A great shame was put on to this county
and only those who hate Tarrant county
Endorsed the Outrage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

THE GAZETTE, after lighting 80 long for free
grass, now wants TO dlsown MIR. Goodnight the
boss free Rrasscr OF ali the West. lie has 700,
900 aero divided on to hlmself. mostly school
land, which he Is using free OF charge and In
syiontion Of law. Tux GAlfTrE should nos 60
back on SIS free grass associates.-lCloburne
Chronicle
There Is logic and fairness for you. a
"frce-grass" man Is one who advocates
The freedom OF the public range to all
until the land Is bought and inclosed by
actual settlers. The man who fences out
The public from public lands Is not free
grass man, but denies free grass 20 the
public Illegally. When the papers said
free grass caused fence-cutting, TuE
GAzErrr replied that 1t was not free
grass, but the denial Of 1t, that provoked
the popular excitement. Like causes
produce like effects. But the Chronicle
IL very unfair In It's paragraph above
quoted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

DFrRoll, MlCn.. Dec. l.-Stalhert,s
Polish Catholic church remained closed
this morning. No trouble occurred
Abont daybreak the women turned out to
the number OF about 500 aud had morn.
Ing prayers, lsneellng 90 She steps and m
the yard, They then went home qutetly.
Soon aftcrward newspaper reporter
whose account Of the trouble lad not
given satisfaction war met hy d large
number Of them and was driven from the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
THE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION

THE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.
Among other plans to meet the cxl.
goncles arising out OF the dcath or disabIl.
ity of the president or vice.prosident is
the scheme OF senator lIoar, which pro.
yides for yosting the Succession in the
secretary Of state and running through
the cabinet IN the order Of precedence Of
the ministers, A bill looking 10 this
change In the Succession was introduced
In the senate last session, but like all the
other devices that were proposed for se-
cu,lng The presidential succession, II was
not finally acted apon by congress. II a
Republican senate would not act upon
that bin when, Republican president
falling, would have been succeeded by a
Republican secretary OF state, they are
not likely to pay much regard to It now,
whom, upon the death Of Cleveland, Re-
publican president OF the senate would
succeed him.
The secretary OF state, prime minister
Of the government, and generally the
other cabinet officers, are selected BY tho
president from among the leading men OF
his own political party, so that In the
event OF his death, The vice-presIdency
being vacant, the presidential SUGGESTION
would always deyolye upon some member
of the same political party as that which
The POPULAR vote has put III pcwor. Mr.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

or such Is the rot printed in the lease
law press;
The interest Of the children Of Texas in the
public auds Is widely cared for, and many
hypotrltical tenrs are shed. But the children
OF Texas have now ten months schooling free
of cost, aud whatever may betido as to the pub
lie lands, surely they VIII not come to grief.
The school children OF Texas have not
ten months schooling, and 1t is not free
of cost. The constitution requires six
months free school, but this average IS
not reached throughout the state. Probn-
bly, there is no school In the state that
extends It's terms through ten months OF
the year.
At the time the lease law was passed
people Of Texas paid seven and half
cents on the hundred dollars asa school
tax. Now, after that law has been on
our statute books for six years, the
school tax Is twelve and half cents on
the hundred dollars
Tell the truth and shame the devil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Tho DoinEs Throughout the state Put into
Pithy Paragraphs.

4
Pithy Paragraphs.
Paris spends $4,000 per annum on her
public schools.
Hogs are dying Of cholera in Camp
county.
Brazos coal is used satisfactorily In the
city Of Calvert
/ Cotton picking and ginning are about
over In Hill county.
prominent contractor was arrested In
Meridian for working on Sunday.
The Mckinney Literary society is try
Ing 10 secure circulating library.
More immigrants are pouring into
Comanche county than can rent land.
Mrs. Bates Of Bonham lately left her
husband to elope with u handsomer man.
Corsicana can raise the money TO in
sure that railroad 10 Sabine Pass. VIII
sho2
Five men are 20 be tried Tor murder at
the ensuing district court IN Kaufman
county.
Eugene Massey, book-kecper for Me
Grcgor firm, disappeared, and also 500
of the llrm's money.
The Colorado salt works are nearing
bOllUltliOus lHfY VIII nave u thDutllN
of 500 barrels day.
The building OF crematory is agtated
at Waco. A gentleman has offered to
start the ball with cash donation of
$780,
A great deal Of land in Williamson, one
of the best counties In Texas, hitherto
used for grazing, is being put into Guilt
walton.
A rich silver mine Is reported In Stone
wall county. Stonewall, Dickens and
King counties are thought to abound in
precious ores.
A destructive prairie fire on Neil's
league four miles south of Forney de-
! stroyed thousands OF acres Of grass and
miles of fences.
There is a prospect that the big pas
lures that environ the town of Kauf-
man will be sold in one hundred acre lots
for farming purposes.
Abilene and Weatherford sent $500
each TO Galveston, Brennan $3.50, Calvert
S225 Corsicana $3.50, Denison 500, Col
orado City $50 and Marshall Sl75.
Prohibition don't seem to have alto
gether regeneratcd Milan county The
local papers report plenty OF drunken
men.
The Farmers alliance of Denton
county have commenced work on their
100000 Touring mill in Denton. 1t will
be of stone and have the best modern ma
chinery.
The MeXicans just opposite III Paso
are buildinga $4,000 dam. Americans
on this side the river are urged to do
likewise, and enough water can be had
to irrigate the valley for five miles
around the city and make it one big
garden.
III Paso people bank on railroads, but
object to passenger trains arriving there
Mt dead of night Their other grievance
is about freight rates The Times says
that rates are higher from San Francisco
to lei Paso than from the former place 20
San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

PRoF. EAToN Of Yale college tells his
class that II was not certain Eve tempted
adam with an apple IN the Garden OF
Edeu lie thinks probable q was
qnince, "bccause the apple Of
the present day was propagated
from the orab-appe, and Il is not al
an likely Adam would have been taken N
BY such puekery little halt" Prof
Eaton'a experience does not qualify him
TO speak 50 dogmatically. Many smart.
q man than Adam has been taken in BY a
''puckor.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
JACKSBORO.
work ON the conrt-House Go Come 20 -
standstill-A Yenr of Plenty.

work ON the court-House 60 Come 20 !,
staudsull-A Yenr of Plenty.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
JAcKsBoRo, TEN, Dec. Jack county
awarded 20 Strain, Risby & Swinburn a
contract to erect a S3S 900 courthouse.
The contractors have completed the build
ing no 10 the watcr-table, and, for the
benefit Of the county and contractors, the
commissioners court appointed J. w. Il.
Gray, cashier of the Henrietta National
bank, financial agent OF the county, TO
cell the new issued courthouse bonds
and hold the proceeds, subject TO the
order OF the commissioners court. MIR.
Gray has entered into and filed "A $4,000
bond, which has been approved by the
court, but the county Judge refuses to
sign the courthouse bonds. The
results are that the Luildlng will stop un.
I'll mandamus proceeding can be had.
The information that the Dallas Herald
has sold out 10 the News reaches our
town with many regrets. Old subscribers
OF the Herald are requested to continue
their subscription by taking the News as
a substitute This proposition does not
suit our people, and IL Is safe TO say that
all Of the old Herald subscribers will 60
to Tux GAZETTE, for the people seem to
think that Fort Worth paper, and
especially rng GAzErTE, Is best suited TO
the vaults Of our part Of the state.
TIM GAZETTE can safely calculate
on dopblng It's daily subscription list in
Jack county.
ID. G. Brown pays more for the Farm
crs' alliance cotton than the staple is
worth in New York. The granaries OF the
county are loaded with products of the
soi---cOrn, wheat and oats--in great
quantity at low prices. There are 5000
fat hogs IN the county ready for market.
There is no corn-fcd beef this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Indiana's Loyalty.
Ll.a------- ~

Each cabinet officer who attended the
Hendricks funeral had detective with
him. II the obscQuies OF the vlce.prcsi-
dent had been IN Iowa or some other
disloyal state such precautions might
have been necessary, but it Is difficult to
understand why Indiana should DC dis.
trusted. Il supported the government
az tho last election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

neighborhood. John z. Gaspard, CORE
spondent, was attacked last night while
leaving Father Kalaslnski's house and
was roughly handled. No trouble Is ex-
pcctcd till Sunday. The Poles insist ON
having mass that day with Father kala.
sinskl, while the bishop has ordered
Father DomebrowsM TO ofilciate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
yery I,e,nar,,nh,, p,.coyery.

MIR. George v. willing Of Manchester,
Mich, writes, "AIy wife has been almost
helpless for i've years, so helpless that
she could not tuyn over In bed alone, She
used two hottie tElectrlc Rlttors and u
so much imprt that she Is able now e
do her own wS!K.R
Electric Bltters will do all that !;
claimed for them, Hundreds Of testlmol
mails attest their great curative bowers
Only ffty cents bottle &C II. w Will
ians & Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

lrrGr LocARASn, one Of the leaders OF
prohibition IN Georgia, has the spartan
yirtucot seli-denlal. lie stated In one OF
hls prohibition speeches that ho Intended
to empty the contents OF his wine cellar
''ln rich libation on the groundn Under
this assertion he has dccantcd on the mn
hecdIne soil some very rare wines, An
that be has left sa few gallons q Irish
Nlileky which bic Imported IN 1870, and
several bottles oi which ha had promised
ioirlenda some time age, When these
afe eellycred, he says ilie remainder shall
hll Tho sgii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

AGAIN it IL secmiy TO remark that Gov, Ire.
lapd's hoad rs towel about not calling on the
rangers till tho OWL authorities cannot or VIII
not enforce the laws - Dallaa Times
Was his head Lowell when rangers were
sent to assist In serving wrIts In Tauant
county, Did the shame he put ON a
law-abidlng county meet your approyalY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

DERSoNA l..--ladles enlarge The bust nnd
4 develop The form. simple self treatment.
noequack stuff; physicians indoFse ID. scaled
particulars and prnpie mailed free.
Eur MED co buffalo n. Y.
A Nv MINDS OF picture frames made To order,
"A also best place In town To have your mo
tograph anu CONS taken. Little Blue Gallery.
1nS llouatUn street
VIVIAN y RNl.AND, general land and cal
lootion agcnts for tho Panhandle Of
Texas, Tascosa, Tex.
A RrEstAN nArH HOUSE, Natural doVinr
water, eighty eailone per INMATE, SOFT n,
the hest bathing water IN tho state II mas So
used A. az Hot springs, drunk hot while bath
ing. single uekets, " cents; live ticketa, ii.
public square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
satss OF Advertising Furnished on Appli
enfiuu.

Ftatss OF AdyertislnR FurnIshod ON APpII'
cation.
Rsn,inanres bg dran, postones money order on
~ registered letter. al risk ~ ONce.
lecfs.
Prompt sfyogpntion OF epenfs and ncioi happen
MA ~ general Interest solicited, and i0iH Dc
properly OiapcnedfSd
N COMMUNICATIONS tgteHded lor publication
r,tIt BE- accompanies bH ne nT1ter'e maze aHd az
drsss-not for publication, bit as an evidence ~
Paffiss isriting 10 TIE GAzErrE on Disines9
psrsoaal 10 themselves H please tnclose afdnp Jor
rc9lg. No.,
Az i,ifcfe relating % 6itsincss n any knd aigptH
b . ieircseed 10 rnR GAZETTE tort Forth Tor,
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

BULGARIA win support Room-Elee;
Russia win support Bulgaria. Austria
will support Seryia. Altogether this war
seems 10 need good deal of support II
the props should give way, where would
the principals be9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
A osheo oncuse


In Gov, Ireland's remarkable oapor in
the North American Review he refers
10 Texas as "she." This would be con-
sidered an objectionable sin In any Well
regulated newspaper ONCE, TO be eNpiated
only by heforo-breakfast bounce the
next morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Inn presidents message will go to con-
grcss on Monday. Tuesday morning TuE
GAzRrrE win lay before its readers the
Arst Democratic presidential message
since that delivered by President Buch-
anandu 1860. II will be notable paper
in more than one respect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

why The Fort worth GAZETTE should be
Jealous OF tho Galveston Newa, "tho dallas
Ends or any other paper. Is what no follow can
lind out Aiyarado Bulletin,
II ie the self-complacency of The Gal.
weston End that prompts II to imagine
itself the object of envy, 1t cannot see
Itself as others sec tia monopoly Of the
mat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
A rourh Of nature aral,osu. An Aim

Folks who thought that Randall and
Morrison did not speak rs they pass by,
were enlightened hy seeing them armtn-
arm In the postoillce department last
week, In joint pursuit Of the offensive
partisan, VINO sticketh Ike tick TO the
fourth'olass postolllce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

CANADA wants 60 annex Maine. II that
win rid us Of Blaine and Gail Hamilton,
and Neal Dow and Tom Reed, THE Ga.
zErrE win yote to let the state 20 al
bankrupt auction price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

WANTED Reliable drummers to take the
w general agency OF the best German Import
In this country. II Is well established. Re.
celved highest award Ht New Orleans exhibit
ton. Pays well. References exchanged. Ad.
dress Adolph GOhring a Co., 202 Williams street,
N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

TIm Waco Day, always sensible, says
Of the newspapers in North Texas, "they
are all at to survive, each In its own
sphere, and there ought TO be only goner.
GUS rivalry among them" The trouble
IL that one Of thom proposes to divide the
aeld with Itself only, and some of the
others are mere strikers for the would-be
whale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Mr.. NJ. G. flARRIs has leased the Denl-
son flerald-News Mr. Harris Is a
"rustler,r and win give the people of
Benlson live paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Mn, CASH SfRrLEss is now the sole
owner and proprietor Of the sherman
Register, one OF the best evening papers
IN the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Tho Goyornor Mrotc IL.

How could Tun GAZETTE misrepresent
the governor on the subject OF immgra.
tiong Twas the governor, not Malone,
who wrote the Baker letter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
SITUATION WANTED-NAI,E.

G1 UATlON WANTED-By Young man as
- clerk In Wholesale or retail store gro
Gerry or stationery preferred, thoroughly under
stands book keeping and can give the best of
ruleronCos. Ahdrnss NJ ", DerAtnr. IeX
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Ropubllonns Win uso II on The stump.

CINCINNATI commercial GaEcttc,
The 0attcrcrs of the president have
persuaded him that his absence from the
Hendricks funeral will be forgiven, but
they have led him into an error.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
slnhh ID 10 tho nou.o Of d. rrlend..


The Herald was downed by It's own
people; all that II had done for Dallas In
the years gone by was not enough to save
il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

The great majority of ladies during
pregnancy suffer more or less of extreme
constipation. We assure them that the
use of Hepatozone viii relieve this
trouble
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
A rimo.IInnnrnn Policy.

Houston Aga
II "frce grass" Is n hcresy, whit fear
full hcretics the founders and builders OF
Texas were,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
WANT COLUMN.
PERSONAL.

fAHE Peoples Intelligence and Emp oymcnt
1 office, up slairJ over postonlCc, Room H.
tti'ro DIS, no ella, farmGrr, merchants, con
tractOra and pri ate fam lies II nished with
teliablc clip, Both male and female. All or.
derl promitly ATTENDED IA. Telephone No. IN .
q. w. ilfguu prOuriptor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

TNTIH NuW81
PARIS is looming alongside OF Fort
Worth and Denison In pluck aud enter
prise The News is helping her to loom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Settle. the West.
A1.rnw,,I, nuiI.tTn

Small farms owned and cultivated by a
thrifty and intelligent people make the
prosperity OF country permanent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

INoR RENT Pleasant room In desirable local.
J. ny, convenient TO FIRST class board. 007 T..
Third street.
ELEGANr ROOMS fOR RENT. over fred
h L.king's drug store For further information
apply 10 Fred l.. King,
LOR RENT Handsomely furnished rooms
H. Tor gentlcmeni delightful loention. Aunlv
at Mrs Nankeo's residence, IN Enst Beiknap
street
L'OR RENl~-Wcll furnished, plastered and
II papered rooms, 900 Taylor street.
FURNISHED ROOMS, central location Ia
a rent, hy Mrs ~ Il. Garth, southwest cor
ner Second aud Florence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
no THE PUBLI0.

Parties having bills against Tue GA
zETIE win please present them promptly
on the LIST OF each month, On the lOlh
Of each month every bill OF every kind
will he settled IN full. II found correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NNTANTED-At once--5Ochoppcrs at 81 80 per
w day ilrst class tie makers $40 TO $500 per
Jay. Apply at the Peoples lutollellgence OF.
hce, over the postoilice
WANrED-A piano player, who is also n
w good vocalist. Apply to Carrie Wilson,
Harold Tex.
NNyANTED.--A nrst-c class miller TO run a
w three run custom mill Apply TO II.
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