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Les Arbres a Gait.

Des boia cutters de- CARTE viennent
d'6tre ~d6eonyeits, tians les saltees dil
hant Senegal 1t IN liaus Niger. Le
CARTE est isarhre d beutre des llabitants
do ces localities y est ptni eux dune
granda ~ressoAfct. Sa Resemblance
avec e cli6ne eat ffappanfr; mails san
fruit est init different gau gland.
10 frnit an CARTE Wst CONNIE du
beuise, at svn arisarencN est celIe de
rint6fIeur dun nlariotl. Va couieur est
blanche. III sa saveuf est sexaaise !; on
III ran1aase Ell tres graudes quantities.
On met ce fruit dams la four, ponr te
faira seeller. &C on hrise lii eaqsar, pour
en- axfraite I'll chair, aa'en transforms
en pAta, cn HI petrissant . ensuite, Oh
place cefte pAte9slans I'm recipient, con.
tenant did l'eau fruide an bat Ii tout,
pour faite m0Iitef d be,nrIe au.dessus
dc lseau. Tin second battage rend Ie
benrre compact.
Les populations du Senegal ct du
Niger cUns0nlment ionrneIlement le
benrre tie CARTE nasl- settlement IL est
employs POUR til cuisine. inais encore
pour ls6clairage d Iii iainpe at pour LII
fabrication dn savon he toilette. Les
femnses endnisent tenrs chevenx avec
cefte pate. lie point dc fusion de al
beurre v6g6taI est ASSET 6lev6. CO Qni
est usa avanlage pour ces pays chauds
Sniyant lsOpinioss du commandment
GaIieri, ce benrre pUnrrait 8tre o
sotnm6 VI, Europe, Oh on pourrait Il
entA lsutiliser pour faifa dies bongies,
Ce dernier emploi serait ~certaineinentI
~avantageux, pasisousil existe des gran
des forets &c carltes sur les rives dn
Niger.
LAfFiqae prodnis ausai parbre Il lait,
on sabayhas Soa i ess excellent I'll
attendant; u c0nssilae nne bOiss0n ra
fra1clFiBaants Ill nne nonfriEfre fort
aAiae. On fat conler hi d en- pratt
quaint supplement me mcision dana
I6c0fee.
= n GuyanN anglaise, on cunnaitI
assala an aFbrs ii lait; esesE I'd hra-llya
bien preferable nd lahagba se lAfri
gus. II paFais Qae q i4ya hya, coupe
aux bords dss FivIaTes sc aus hes sii
sraaf, blafch3t leafs eaax pendant me
salsns mi mNlne.
CAS atbKea aAsI eulkfxka avee sofa
1ar HE ilssligAnes ils rensplaee1k p0urI
sAx ~ vache ~ Iii chAFre.
H.
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Ina Cremation Hleetrique.

On commence, eerit lie dacte,ir ROset
Ii dams la Tribune DIES Peuptes, a METRE
en- pratiaue. aux envirnns de Pliladel
phie. une nouvplle mode ~d'incineration
des cadavres, qui depasse dc beancoup
en- nettct6 ct Ell eelerite tous les pioc6
des usites jusqu'a &c jour en- italle ct
en- Allemagne.
Voici en- quot consiste CO perfection
nement:
LIE corps est envelope dun drap en-
toile d'amianthe qui, CONNIE on lie salt,
est incombustible, ct d6pose sur une
dale en- terre refrfactaire.
A la tete ct aux pieds sont d~jsposees
deux plaques metalliques remlllssant
fofiee-des poles dun puissant apparel
electro-dynamiqde,
On fait alors circuler lie couiant an
travers du corps qui joue le role du
charbon incandescent dams une lampe
electrique.
LA carbonisation s'opere en- quelquts
instants ct la yolatilisation So prodaIt
d'autant plus facilement qn'elle est en-
core aetiv6e par la combustion de Pair
ambiaut Qui baigue librement lie cada-
vre.
Bien qu'ayantu ne origine a~mericaine,
cette invention merite d'autant plus
d'etre prise en- consideration qn'elle
nest, a proprement parler, que }'applI
ton a la cremation de procedes que
l'on enploie depuis longtemps dams
tous les cours de physique pour demon
trer que l'on pent fondre ct voIatiiiser
les corps les plus durs, y compris te
diamant, Ell les soumettant a Faction
dune pile energique.
La methode employee pour la ciema
ton electrique offre du reste la plus
grande analogue avec celle a laquelle OIL
a recours maintenant soft pour scier les
arbres dams les forets avec une celerit6
quill he faut pas songer a demander aux
blcherons les plus habiles, soft pour
operer la section des membrts que les
chirurgiens sont appeles a amputer.
Dams ce dernier cas-, a ~favantage
dune vitesse pour ainsi dire instanta
nee, Went s~'ajonter celui de la cauteri-
sation des plates qui II lieu simultane
ment ; au point de justifer iii legende
de la lance d'Achille qui guerissait les
pleasures qu'elle await faites.
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COURRIER DEs OPEL0UsAs,
Public LIZ
LeOnce 81 T.. Al. Sandoz.


LsAbOmmememG sera de $2.5o par an,
payable d'avanee, on trois piastres dams lie
courant de Iann6e.
lies Avis SO p~aieront cinquante cents
par carre pour Ia premiere insertion 1T vingt-
cling cents par carre pour chaqne insertion
s~ubseqnente. HUT lignes gu moins consti-
tueront mn carre.
Les avis qui seront envosg6s pour etre publi-
es seront ins6res en- Francois ct en- Angiais Ia
m0ins quill men soft autreInen6 ordonn6l ius-
qua ce que Pediteur JUICE . propos de les dis
continuer.
Les candiGats aux faveurs pnblianes de-
won't payer quinze piastFes d'avance, s'ils
veulent Sc faire
Les necrOl0ges, les Iettres de remercimcnt
les Eeciames, les communication dun genre
personnel, ETC.. SO paieront au faux des avis.
Les articles dune nature personnelle (quand
Ills seront admissibles} Be paieront
vingt cents la ligRe ct d'aFance.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-11-20

Les tremblements de tetre devien
nent chroniques d Charleston, 81 ilnt.>'
pas de semaine que la pauyfe viii" ne
soft secon6e. Vendr.di, M clIoc VIC
lent s'est fat sentir. bien moins fnt
que celui du 81 aoft, mails assez pni>
SAINT p0ur remuer les batisses ct jetr
PaIarme parmi les hahitants. La Sc
cousse d etc ressentie SUI pl%nsieurs an
tres points.
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LIE resultat des defnieres elections
ma pas ~iustitf6 l,espoir DIES %democrates
de s'assurer bient6t le coutr6ie du Sc
nat dss Flats Unis. La composition
de CO corps est acturllcment de AZ tepu
blicains ct 81 demoeratcs; en- mars
prochain. il ) aur. 25 ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
mails en- aecortlant aux denlOctatcs tout
le ben6fce des probabilities. lis man.
ront que 81 se~nateufs, e'ert a dire denx
de moins que les Republicans.
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American Farmer,

2 sixteen-page Agricultural Magazine, pub
slIslled by 4. a. K. Hackett, at Fort Wayne,
Ind and which Is rapidly taking rank as one
of the leading Agricultural publication of the
country. Or We will present them d
The Opelousas courier., 1886-11-20

Une nAgresse i Forte Green. Ma. j
eslletInes seB cling snfants dans sa W.T..
bans pour aller 4 Ia miasiUn. ID nan
aant q absence ii cabane d pris feu.
qtataa des anfaats ont peri dams les
iiaI1ines et u cinQui4ma moIrra pro-
bablenlent dc sss brAlures.
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L'Echo. Lac Charles, paroisse Calca-
sieu. dn I3 noVembre
lie puts artesien d attient IL pr0fon-
dear dc BOD pieds; on espere obtenir,
bient6t, i'eau pure.
M- " i HemmiDgs nous append
quill 4 construit IN reservoir. pres do
puts dahuile de Sulphur City. L'hnile
u conle d raison de cinq barils par
jonr. &c liquide pant 6Era exp6ai6
imm6diatement. Cest un lubricant
de tres bonnie qualite. Quand Il sera
comm, on 10 fecherchera b~eanconn
iii commerce
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lie Role du NGoustique.

La fonctiOn du moustique dams Feco.
monte de la nature a touiours etc ur
nystere pour la science. Get insecte
a toujours joui dune grande impopula-
rite dams les communicates on il s'esi
6tabli ct MISREPRESENTATION. sd
mission ct son occupation ont raTefnenf
etc favorables a son ~caractere ct a SEES
motifs.
Mule part sur la terre on ne recon
matt au moustique des sentiments de
bienveillance a regard de respece hu.
maine. Dams les temps anciens CONNIE
auiourd'hui on Ia considers CONNIE
l'ennemi lie plus malicieux ct le plus
depourvu de principles que possade
fhumanite. LIE but pour leauel il a
etc cree d etc considere CONNIE IN
mystere aussi inexplicable que le p6cb6
originel. Les th6oristes les plus NAL
veillants mont jamais pu suggerer D
ilypothese qui expliquat c~onvenable-
mentssa deprivation extraordinaire.
II a~ppartenait a un physiologiste es.
pagnol des Antilles de decouyrir lie
secret de Persistence du moustiaue. II
Went ~d'annoncer cette dGcouverte.
NV0C AAC PUlidltC 0EGQ1dlICG ct I'LL MDn-
de statistiques ct de donn6es sci.
eltiiqaes a rappui do sa theorie.
C'esti e docteur Finlay, ae Ia Havane.
qui Went nous d6m0ntrer Il sd propre
satisfaction que le monssiQue Il et6
cree 4 senle fin de faciliter la
ton de la aevre jaime ct probablement
d'antres maladies.
LIE moustique de Ia Havane, apras
av0ir piqu6 un malade de Ia fevre
jaime, retient le germe de Ia maladie.
quill transports aussit6t d une nouvelle
victime. lie docteur Finlay ne croft
pas que Ia pe~stilence puisse atre trans
mise dams Pair GU par le contact, ct sill
ny await pas de moustiQues Ii maIadie
ne ssrait pas contagieuse. La Gavre
jaune n'oferirait ancun danger 81 ellie
y await ces agents actifs pour faciliter
le proced6 de linoeulation &c r6Dandre
leg gsrnles. Malheur aux pays tropi
caax dams lesquels eclate Ia terrible
Inaiadie dams uue aimee d monstiQues
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DECEMBER 18th, 1885,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, May 4.
Oar local wool market is very quiet,
caused to a great extent By Eastern deal
ers holding back their stock fjr bs'tsr
prices. An exceedingly small amour! O.
spring wool he's tsed purchased in this
city. and that BY only one dealer No quo.
tatlons have been given on spTng clips as
il is ton early get. However % cen" u rl'
mored as a Starter, but no!doabt the supply
and the rapidly with which wool growers
bring their goods to market will regulate
the price. A prominent wool dealer said
yesterday; =,
This thing Of advising farmers TO hold
back their wool does tbeH mOre harm
than wrong quotations You will find II
the case nine times out of ten that those
fsrE; srs yho hold back get poorer prices
at last, besides losing tbs intes5Gs Gu lsei-
money and other advantages to be gained
by an early sale. Ii statues to reason they
can get more for their sock when buyers
are competing with each other, than they
can when they bold back until the rush Is
over
Prices on old stock are about the same
as last week, aud are as follows: Fine
asecs, washed, 26@2Sc; fine fleece. IN
washed, one-third of; coarse fleece
washed, 2j92Sc; coarse fleece, unwashed
l7@l9c; medium, washed, 25@27ei
medium, uuvSshed, one third of; tub
washed 22@2sc, according to grade. De
msnd for all grade feeces is slower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05

says: "First-He reveraes the policy o
his Democratic predecessor, after 1t hst
been settled to the satisfaction and grea
advantage of the people Of the State, with
two solemn decisions OF The Supreme Cour
in it's favor. Sscoud- BE drags from tbs
grave, to which those decisions had con
Q gned them. the disjoia'ed dead bones and
fragments of an act of the Legislature, and
m akes lving Law of them
The Greenbrier Independent dem !:
The action of Gov. Wilson in regard to
the assessment law is open to grave crit
Cism according TO bis own logic II 1t Is
not the duty OF the Governor TO pass upon
the validity Of q statute Of doubtful con-
stitutionality but to enforce the lsRss ne
finds it, then he should not reverse and an.
null the action of his predecessor who had
treated such statute as unconstitutional
aud void.
The South Branch Iutelligercer (Dem
says: Unfortunately for Gov. Wilson's
position the Court Of Appeals has already
decided that the Constitution commands
that AL properly real and personal shall
be taxed aud that therefore the Legisla-
ture cannot make exemptions farther than
those itself exemprs by description. While
the Governors action may benefit lamp
shire people q little, We cannot help op-
posing his position as an untenable one
The jackson Herald (Rep } says: The
weight Of legal opinion Of tbs State seems
to be against Governor Wilson on bis as
sessmenr order, and it is claimed that in
tEo cases the Supreme Court decided
against his position. To those occupying
q different position from the Governor, 1t
seems plain that his order is in violation
Of the constitution which provides that
taxation shsll be equal and uniform" and
does violence TO his oath to support the
OF this State"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05

and quiet. Parliamentary; Uni1eo
closed at 73tc. Turpentine-Steaoy o
364c Eggs-Dull and declining; rscelpa y
1880 packages; western il5e, nI tn.
Firm and quiet; mess 50 25@9 5O iol
old. Cut Meats-Firm; picked hams S(e
93c; do bellies sic. Lard-A SHADE
stronger: western steam, spot, Sc l7(96 ~;
Nav $6 l6@6 II; June SCI 2@6 y; JolJ
Sc %; August IS 34@6 30; September
Sc 4I66 AZ; October Sc 1895 40; cay
steam Sc e5. Butter-Quiet; western lO(9
23c; Elgin creamery 24c. Cheese-Stesdy
demand. Copper-Dull; lake llJ9IIsc'
chicago.
CHICAGO, May 4.-The speculative mar
kers. were all very dull and prices tuctu'
at4d within narrow range. There was q
general disposition to await the outcome OF
the str kes. June started at 80ic bat broke
of to 70 1885, rallied again and closed at
o'clock and on the afternoon board 81
nea,ly outside figures. Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and iusctlve;
sales ranged: May 78@78sc, closed at isle;
June 70 S.l6@s0sc, closed at 80 3.l6c;
July 8ls@S2sc, closed at Size; No.
spring 7S Ice. No 3 spring 6S3@7Oc
Corn-FIrmer; prices advanced s(93c and
closed higher; sales ranged: cash 35@@
354c; NAV 35@354c, closed ct IS 6-i6c;
June 3649365c closed at S6sc; July
81 9-l6638c, closed at 81 lice Osts-
Stronger; sales ranged: cash 29!c, May
29Ic; Juoe 29g929Jc, closed at 29 1850;
July 29629Ic, closed 29!c. Rye-Dulli
No. q Gle Barley-Dull; No. 2, 69c.
Flax Seed-Easy; No |, 81 034. Mess
Pork-In moderate demand; prices ad'
vauced 5@74c and closed steady At med
ium figures; sales ranged: cash and May
80 O5@9 O73; June 81 lO@9 l73, closed
at 50 I2!@9 Is Lard Steady; sales
ranged: cash aud May S. S5@5 874; |
June S. 9O@5 95; July Sc O2t Cur
Nests-Short rio sides steady; cash IS 70
as 274 Boxed Meats Steady; shoulders
81 OO@4 10; short clear s. 55@5 60.
Whisky Steady at 81 IA Sugsr-Easier;
cutl6sf 73c; grAnulated 7sc; standard A,
&c. Batter-Quiet; creamery l4@2Oc;
dairy lO@l6c. Eggs-At lO{@lO3c.
UlnoIRnaU,
CINCINNATI, o., May 4-Cctto' -
Steady AID unchanged. Flour-Un.
changed. Wheat-Dull and nominal; No
2 89(G9Oc; receipts $500 bushels; ship
menls 500 bushels Corn-Qqie! and I'M
Oats-Dull; No. 2 mixed 32c
No. 2, 67@70c. Barley--Iu
fair demand; extra No. , spring 55@6lC.
at SO so. Lard-Quiet at
S. 70. Bulk Meats and Bscon-Flrm and
unchanged. Whisky-Firm at 81 10. But
and unchanged. Sugar
Easier; hard refined 65@7sc; New Orleans
Eggs-Steady at SIC. Cheese
Firm; good 10 prime new fist G9S.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4-Flour--Steady
but quiet. Whea'-Sready but quiet; No.
2 red May 9lt@9l4c; June 9l3@92fc;
July 9ll@9l3c; August 9l@9lfc. Corn
-Dall and weak; No. 2 mixed 1910
FAC; options nothing doing aud nominal.
firm; mixed wesk; No. ,
mixed SIC; white 4Oi@ i3ci futures dull
and nominal ProvisionS-Quiet bu'
steady Lard-Quiet. Bltter-Ac'ive
aud firm; Western creamery extra $50
924c. Cheess-Quiet and steady.
Toledo.
roSrD1. o.. May / -WasA:-SteadV;
cash sj3@S8e; May 6jIc; June SIC
asked; August Size. Corn-Ac'iva and
irm; cash 37}c; May and Juno CSC; July
}Stc. Osts-ActiVe; cash 37fc Clover
5eed-Nominal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
LIVE STOCK.
" neeliGs.

WneenGs.
The market this week was active.
Eessrs Hudson & BsyhS tornisb the fol
loving quotations:
CATTLE 900 to LOO lbs stock 4! 95c
per h. 800 to 900 lbs. 3!944c per To-. /;
roo to 800 lbs. 3l@4c per 10.
aogs-Msrkes dull, 3!fo4lc per 10.
Iamb5-Good at 596c per 10.
Calves--S2 AG@5 Do per head.
Sheep-394c per ID.
OnIcaGo.
CHICAGO, May 4.--rhe Droeer' 8 Jour
nal reportg Cattle-Receipts $500 head;
shipments 1900 head; market strong aud
higher; shipping steers 81 OO'95 w.;
stockers aud feeders 81 90@4 10; coWs,
bulls and mixed 81 00@4 %; bulk ~ 20
as 30; through Tex4ss$4 OO@4 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1880 head; shipments
5000 head; market strong and averaging
steady; rough and mixed 81 6a@4 20;
packing and shipping 81 9O@+ rs; light
s. 5000 20; skips 81 5O@3 40
shssp-Eeceipis 1000 head; shipments
none; market SLOW and lO@25c lover
shorn natives ~ UU(do UU.
New YORK.
NEw YORK, May 4-Beeves-R'ce'pts
$50 head; no trading in beef cattle; firm
feeling; exports 2,280 quarters beef, lOC
carcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; market dull
and steady stSt OO45 Is for clipped sheep
) 6O@6 so for unshorn do, and s. 5O@
. so for clipped yearlings.
Hogs-Receipts 81 cars; none offered
alive; market nominaIly firm at $4 75@
/ 81.
GRSt LibsrtY,
EAsr LlBEsrT. May A. Cattle - Re
aeipts 9j head; shipments IA head, msrke
slow at yesterdays prices; 70 cattle ship
ped to New York to-day.
Gogs-Recejpts 1920 head; shipments
l 100 head; PniladelphiAs 81 4O@4 so
Workers 81 2j@4 35 skips 81 90;
cars shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 1920 head; shipmen't
200 head: market slow at abou; yester
days prices.
CIScISgAT1, o, May 4-Hogs-
Quiet; common and lisht 81 40@t 10
packing and butchers 50 90@i So; re
ceipts 5, las head; shipments 25j head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
For SALE.
Sale of Valuable Eighth Ward
Property.
Tn THE MUNICIPAL CURT OF WHEEL.
l. ing.
Frederick Hanke administrator &c \

II p the MUNICIPAL CURT OF WHEEL,
Frederick Hanfe, administrator, &c, \ o,
Frederick BI,chOi, and Others
Pursuant TO q decree in said cause made on the
9th day Of March, 1856, The underngncd special
CON missioner, will SELL on
Thursday, May 18th, =. ID 1886,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. ~, at public auction,
at the front door the Court House OF Ohio
West Virginia, in the city Of wheeling, 10 the
h!Shss st biidcr the described real sstat.
oil which Frederick Etschon died seized and pos
seSSed, TO wit:
Lot number eighteen CS), at the southwest CDR.
per OF Forty third street, Qormerl' West " iIow
street. and totf street, (toruerly Forth street.
in the Eighth ward Of said city
AMI also lot number twenty. four (2i In square
to- mtg COY, at the northWs 81 corner OF Jacob and
Forty second streets, in the Eighth ward.
lot No. IS has a two story brick building upon
the same and lot No. % has on il two story bTIcE
with a saloon on the first floor, and frame adj
dition In the
TERMS OF SALE One-thlrd and as much
more OF the purchase money as the purchaser shall
elect to pay, In cash, and The residue payable Ia
two equal instalments in ore ana two years re
speclveIy from the day Of 9 10, with interest from
that day, tue purchaser 10 gFe bis piom'ssoEY
n otcs, with security proved by the undersigned.
for Sucl defer ed payments, and the title TO be g.
tanned until the pay ment in full Of the purchase
money Is security for such paym mt.
ALFRED CALDWELL
Special Commissioner.
stats OF West Virginia. county Of Ohio, City oil
Wheeling, IN Wit;
I, thomas NJ. Darrah, Clerk OF said Court do
certify that the above named SPECIAL commissioned
aud said decree. THOMAS NJ. DATRAH,
sp.i CltrC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
Poison

al produced great holes In my ba'k and chest
.gi hAd removed all he Aair Cd my bead, Jet a
Sggau 70 Improve Ia a weeks time, and toe sores
- an 20 heal, and were entirely gone inside Of
Sat weeks n.
C,co, Texas, July IS, 1855.
Trqarlse On Blood and skin Diseases mailed tr5e,
Tgs SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3, Atlants,
Sag York Isl W. 2Sd ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
PETROLEUM.
OIL CITY.

OIL CITY.
OIL Cry, May 1 --Petroleum--Opened
at 73!c; highest 73sc; lowest 72!ci closed
at 73lc; sales l,O9j,00O barrels; clear
ances 3 236,OC0 barrels; charters 1869
barrels; shipments SO 1913 barrels.
Pittspnrg.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, May 4--Petroleum--
Dali but steady; National Transit certifi
Gates opened at 73ic; closed at 73Bci
highest 734c; lowest 72Sc.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD May TRANSFORMATIONS
al Transit certificates opened at 72tc
closed at 7S.c; highes. TSSc; lowest 72tc;
clearsnces 1880, 900 barrels.
TitGsVIIIs.
TIrusYlLLE, Pa, MAY 4.-Pstroledn-
National Transit certificates opened a
7S!c; highest 1890; lowest 12!c; closed at
73tc.
New YORK, My 4.-Petroleum Dull
opened at 725c, yielded to 72:c, ad
v4nced slo Wv to Il &c and closed at 73tc
Sales 1882. 900 barrels
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A Card.

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