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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
A DIFFERENCE.

Ia wear sIpeFa.ngs a. eos eink eussrs
y0a hass uI.aoss&ealy Hotios6 q msteFlsl
diaersuoe 10 he Eooas zee have purchased
isola tinas - uns.
A difference u tseiE wear citsEeHos ~
tAs2r q. siyis. sasllty snc nniss
Nou ceuainly cave nstlos6 4 after nav
iug hoIxxi 81 ely % our competitors sacs
GOODS IS fhsg are seis - obtsiB n toe var
ious clothing markets 81 tue oountrs yo0
have purchased II as ons o. oar tabor made
suigs 81 osercosts yea lpusi indeed BE auil
81 comprehension u yon oznRoi aetsct their
superiority 10 everything tnkt goes a. nasks
coed garments Their superior quslits Is
stan pei on every lten 81 their maze Op.
From the ums the goods - inso tns
hsncs 81 the cuiters anti thelr unsi insf'ec
fioB. essTy process OF manufacturing 70 sse-
jegtc1 70 the slosl Eesious care, thUs ihsxf-
las he bssg lsoss.sis fssal2-
Not OILY manufacturing % We have
ga advantage Of cur ooa psiltors IN quality
style ~ and hnish tui the ssvinK Ia 0s %
e msnuisciurefs pfong 81 from s. - e so
per cent iss rnsttef IT great oenssS aseos,
not only 20 as hut o. you likewise
From possessing the ADVANTAGES herein
set forth xs are willing aud anxious 10
share them With our customers. ours
anxious 70 please.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

rsas Grover Cieveisns, Ever Uttered Such
Wise and Patriotic sentiments?

res troNer tlevelsfes Ever uttered euch
Wise and Patriotic sentiments?
Whlls General Harrison - an acute parti-
san IS 70 some issues now before the pubic,
there are other questions concerning which
his views are those % right-thinkIng men
OF al parties. THUS he favored, while n
toe Senate. tue withdrawal OF land grants
from AL unfinished railroads, the passage
OF The bill prohibiting Senators from being
attorneys FOR lguc- grant roads, and the
enactment OF laws restraining the acquisi-
ton q tracts Of lana by aliens. " Our pol
icy. " be SAID, in this connection. should be
small farms worked o. the men who OWN
them he favored Civii-Service reform
and The highest purity 10 politics As 10 the
dispositiOn u the surplus revenue, he said
Ia a speech made IN December last:
'In connection with this surplus OF about
one hundred millions year there Is
danger: there are dangers % profigacy OF
expenditure, and others. that require US %
address ourselves promptly and intelligent
is 10 the question Of a reduction Of our rev.
snUe. I would Ike 20 have that work done
With reference 20 some great questions con
aecfet with the use Of revenue. about
which 1 can not trust nv Democratic
friends | would Ike 70 have our coast de-
t,nses made secure. | would Like 20 have
sur navy made respectable. so that An
American naval officer, as he trod the deck
Of The ship bearing the starry banner al ia
head in any port throughout the world. and
looked about upon her equipment and arma-
mont. nigh, fee that she was a match for
tae pr0udest ship that sailed the sea under
sny ether Tag ! would Ike 70 feel That no
fhird-rate potger-sy, no hrsf-rate power
could sail INTO our dcfenseless har61rs an6
lay our great cities gnler tr0ute ! would
like 20 feel that the Just claim - The sur
viFors ~ the Union army ~ fne war were
msde secure AMI safe Therefore . have
strong preference that this work OF tue rr-
duciion of oar revenue. internal and ex-
ternal. shall be conducted by Republicans
A. 20 coufri4et-isbor Immigration. be
holds that ~ = Al evil which must -
guarded against. while on the question %
protection be holds the advanced teuefs -
bra parry IN rccsnt speech Oh this sub
je-t no Incidentally denounced tne system
81 trusts a. .sbomiushie and un-Amer-
ican. and declared THAT "a way must %
found - put = stop 20 such combinations
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
| AXE SHORE s Michigan soUTEEKs

train iesvcs Grand Rapid for kfersn At
J 10 p m, srTlefag there ~ -
Through tickets soid 10 Trinci pa points 10 ne
I nited staloA Hexioo aud Csusds ~ Union
A. ssfTH, 6. p. A.. Cleveland.
NJ BOoTE Dcpot Ticket Agent
Gro W MUssoN, City Ticket Agent
Iskiny effect NAY - issS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Tie surerveors srs having iots Of
iroahls aoout Zoe eontrsct for The rev
Court house. It . e. % hoped this
hirxlinx f~ill uot st ioux. This county
reefs good Court Hous-. needs Is
badly soa ]. sble - psy cor Il S1thoas
feelins tbs sapsusa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Il Is saldon that people commemorate
10 sunivsrssry q tbesr Disgrace bit she
susrrbists ara not governed By sommcn
rule. hence their resciatiea - celebrate
zee anniversary - tue bassiux u four
~ sheir nnneeF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
MILLER HAT,

WHICH 4 ghs scf nev isassd iesaer 81 EtFls
We have them a. Nobbt sksscs fof TIE
yeOnE mst sae a. aeIs seosis sitiss fof
the olesf oneS.
NJ sea naaks q Del 81 q hsi oE siection.
stipulsle that t sh3h be Miller. II 800
via. tire bssi Nil 10 Bone zoe kooc fof zoe,
sad 100 vii have u la the Aiiief Il Fee
lose-sby 81 COARSE he olhei isiis~
xili be exesciinF ihs sesi ase vi have 70
have the Miller IN of,isg o. csi 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

NJ. GEADsr-SE . a. work on eis
owu autobiography. says Chicago
newspaper. Me- tvan a. grest Hlsn ss
Cl1knsroSw eoull 'et ous thst loo
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

NiS4 Vas IsNUT sssn to have come
10 Der senses and nov sbuss publicity.
IL % 10 Der crsdit II sue 10 ashamed of
toe part Sue took IN ssposInx the csuse
- ths Asarchisss Bat a. shs - called
AIRS. SFfzs ia her own hons is not a. al
certsin that shame sctuates her refusal
% see reporters for The daily press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

The oniY beneficial rssals q a trust S
tbs stimulation 81 invention. z tie
manufacturers - ute c0ttop bssx'ns
BAD been satisfied with a hig profit Gu
their wares fhe pine straw bsSziuz
might never have ran thought % but
nov e prouisss - - q great Southeru
industry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Very much 20 the surprise a. veil ~
Ersiihcstloo q cur principal retail dsal-
srs. business hss been unusually rood
tor Presidential siecsicn year. and shat
= better. promises e. eouhnne N test
line The merchants are in good spirits
over what hss beau done s8d What the
iuturs zfvas assurance Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Hr BEAfsk = routing the suem7 ty
ths a~s q fs~ stsslsties. snd ties
spv@er vsry ridiea'ous e tbeiT discern
Hfurs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
nEIKolI. - - a koRIHlAk-lekANp

= >
Ire shoriesa 81. r. DstroH so Eest Eifzsrf
Tarl9T os- frefveer Ii~fsnff sEc ffrsn0 berlds
Trains lesTlns Detroit = p ~ $40 fsfsna ksp
ict - ru. rfr dslg. OTHER ia us "a Isl e.
espi sUsfsT
Ina IfI. 7 ietef rent deTfaf GO
81 NSnN rser Tsfsei SSert 81 N0rrr< 81
sFe p SIXTH On AZ. ffanf ffra1x
"a fSrpFNT
p NrIIFETE 1rsssc Nsnaeef
fsers-s' Manage
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY & JONES.
H A I 5.

Gar Hal Department Il rspisss ~itk an
81 tks istaxK saylcs. s1spa< sac ss~igas ~
ksDs eu.hs Boyk $40 thsiassss has
sn4 Csps
We s1x khs see Sesnt ses ths osishrsssa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

CHICAGO AwEST AICHlGtS-hLL TRAISs
L arrive 81 no depsrs from Union Depot
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-15
AF ONCE,

and thus have seven months in which
to work Send in the names as fast rs
they are received; they will be &C
knoWledgcd and entered to tho credit
of the party sending them. Tho cash
must in0ariabW accompany tho names,
and each subscription must be for at
least one ycar.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-15

s.ycs, s.tl,G.i
-Gjgoesclal s; &c, ask YOU to smoke
tho "I13" cNar. This is y now brand
thny h2vc just raoei2od, and claim that
.itia,ure1ua'ad ~ any other on tho
saag.4t, T..Qy a~"'r good stock Of
wiuos, QNov&, 9t2 and request y
sigG.& cS your pa,:cnNgc. CAL and,
sGe .i4&n,
--2I. II. p. wa arrantcd to cure sick h cad
ache in twenty minutes. For sale by NC
Master. Brice S Ketchin. Il
Aregsrs, Center & Clarke request
sniaspcciion of their handsome limo
Of dress goods with trimmings to
nat5h, Mr. Center has just. returned
4. ,.,.si agEEg1Bu Il is prepared to
comnete with ~ other house in town
as te.Asaality, style, and in price of
al gocdgin ,.heiv limo. Thcy will
quote prices next week but i'll the
Mt&ntE5ine ask you to call and inspect
thaig stock. They Will tokc pleasure
il showing Their goods.
MI, i. W. Habcnioht has again
repionishcd his stock of smokers goods
with 5000 latest improved Duke
cigarettes and 5000. of tho bcst sc.
cigars. In this limo Mr.. Habcnicht
carries nono but The best goods and
his stock is always full aud complete.
lie has recently reiitted his restaurant
and will keep on hand all tho dolica-
cics OF he season. Fritz knows how
to carry on this business, and don't
forget him when you need anything
: in his limo. lie will treat you in the
l:ght way and servo you things in tho
right style. IIo receives frosh fish
three times week. Call at his ice
house md bc ssprlicA. Tho largo 7.
S. flag and tAe Cleveland and Thur
mar o&nAors va guide you 10 the
sight piacc.
If you take JERSEY FLATS occa-
sonally you will never suffer with chills
and feVeg, Nor sale by McNlastcr, Brice
& Kotchin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-15

Parties wishing to contend for the
prize had better commence
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-15
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
Saturday, September 10, 1888,

tGElsas$ok The NEWS AND ItERALD..-.
tgjSweekly7editon three dollars per az
l,aa,, IN advance. Weekly edition, one
$dclgranu fifty cents per aa,na.n, in al.
vance, @
( RATES FOR R.ADYEitTlsrSd.--0ne dollar
$nsitnGh (sciid miniop) for the first inser-
tlo;h andsffty cents per inch for each SUI
8ssjticGt insertion. These rates apply TO
8n:lyeit tisemcnts OF every character, and are
y Sba3.4Eie strictly In advance. Obituaries
Sani. hibut IS Of respect arc charged for ms
3adieitisaMents. Marriage moticeS, ma
simplo announcements ofdcathS, are pub
fshed free, ana aresoiicitcd. Liberal terms
f)rcougtnct advertisements.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
BIZ j. Il. HlNNAN2,, Esq, Probate Judgo:
'XXTHEREAS, MIS-, e. G. sUBER hath
wv made suit to me to grant her let
terS of administration of tile estate and
effects of E. T. Saber, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admcn.
creditors of tho said E. L. Suber, de-
ceased, that they be and appear before me,
IN the Court of Probate, to he held ut Fair
field Court House, s, c.. on the 1st day Of
October, after publication hereof, at ! /
o'clock in tho forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 14th day of
September, Ammo Domini 1883.
Published on the 10Th day of September,
1883, III THE News AND HERALD.
j. a. HINNANT,
Sepl5tlX6 Judge of Probate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

A MoDEsr REquEsr.-Daring the
summer Of 1868. while the hospital, At
Canton, Miss, were crowded with ,iek
aud wounded soldiers. the ladie. visited
them daily, carrying With them delieaeiss
Of every hind and did all they could 10
cheer and comfort the suffering. Ga
ote occasion pretty mis-. Of 10 VAS die.
nibu,ins flowers Aad speaking gentle
words II encouragement 10 iho.. Afoand
her. when she heard q soldier sIel.im /:
"Oh, my Lord =
stepping to bis bedside To rsbak. him
fOr bis profanity, she remarked;
"Didn', ! hear you call upon III. name
of,he Lord lam one Of HI. daug CATERS.
!. there anything can Ask Him fot
you ,"
Looking up into her bright. .~,s, face.
be replied
I'll don't know ba, wha, there IT,"
"Well, said she. "wha, il i,l-
Raising hi, eye. to her. AL extending
his hand, be s.id:
please ask Him 10 make me hi. con.
in.lAw.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

I-CuARApE.
one glorious morning In Ja1s,
when the sougstsr- held carnival hlgh.
when al nature seemed singing with Joy
Beneath The blue arch OF The ssyi
ramblsd abroad In the q Ids.
NJ Eyes In The distance l cast,
A depression f.reisd saw
approached u, sni arsi, twas ala'i'
ons cold morning sailed forth,
ca q shopping excursion in,snt.
Ard wishing to ouy me q dress,
To dry goods e-isbllshmcIi weut
The clerk with bland smiles and With bows
A The goods f1r Inspection he passed,
Said "Ilsre l. rare bargain, mAtni
It's srsi AZ two dollar. pit last.
A pc,t The ,slois shows OF whom
AmeficA nay lastly Be proud
Because be 10 worthy he stands
Near The bead Of The poetic crowd.
NJ tra a. yoa doab,is.s have seen.
A. two dlfecvui words may be rcckontc,
And then. - yOu study, yoH'n see
The sane nay be SAID OF each sfc9ad
We, adding tssh .s,i TO - ',cosi
TIE SANE p 'st's name will spPeaf,
Though ,hc - llablss dlirr 10 Torn
Len sutc roS my meaning l. clear.
EtuYt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
WHO rs YouR pEsr FRIENp,

Your stomach OF course. whyi De
cause nit Is out q order you are one OF
the mOst miserable creatures living. Give
10 9 fair, honorable chance and see II IL IL
not The best friend you have In the end.
Dont smoke In the morning. Don't dfihk
10 the norbing. II you must SMOKE ati
drink walt until your stomach IL through
With orsskfasi. IOu can drink more and
smoke more 10 The evening and 10 will TEL
90 you lees. II your food fsrmsnts and
does no, iigtsi right,-if you are troubled
with Heartburn, Dizziness OF The head,
coming bpof the food AFTER eating, Bilious.
ness. Indigestion, or any other trouble OF
the stomach, you had bes, use Green's Al.
gust Flower. 40 no person can use u with
Ou. immediate relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

TI0 cAEE&rwo cups OF sugsr. three
cups OF n1uf, two-thirts cup OF sweet rslls
one half cup Of butter. three eggs. two
te.spoonfals 90 b,klng powder, OF cut-
half tesspoonfgl " soda and oae teaspoon.
fal OF cream OF tartar. Bake In layers
RlliAg -0ne cup Of nss Cut Zoe, one
half cup OF water. cook until II becomes
thick. then add two.thlrds cup OF sugar
aud cook q few minutes. Let IL cool be-
fore pa,,iDg between the layers.
SouR CRkAN CAKE Two eggs, one cur
each OF sugar and soar cream. two cups
OF rour. one tesspoonfal OF Soda, Q little
salt and nivofiog to taste IL IL nice
made OF msple tsgsr spd eaten warm.
CnocoLiiEcAEx Dissolve two squares
OF chocolate with two and one-half table
spoonfals OF sugar. and one tablespoonful
OF milk, set this over the stsam OF the tea
kettle. aud while dissolving beat 10 cream
one-fOurth cup OF butter, aud two.thirds
cap OF sugar, then two eggs. (fesefve the
white OF one for frostiug,) add the dlssolv-
ed chocolate, oue.fourth cup Of MILK. one
bali teaspooufui OF cream OF tartar, one
ioafth tesspoonfal OF soda, one teaspoon
fal OF vanilla, and o little Glove. This IL
very simple bat very good
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Knitted Fluted Lace.

Csst up Is stitches
roN-Slip 1. kut u. over, narrow,
over, narrow, knit :
2irow-Knit :, parl IS; tern.
81 row-Knit 2. over twice, narrow
knit 1, over twice, narrow, kuli !, oyei
twice, narrow, knit !, over twice, nafros
knit .. over. narrow, over, narrow. over,
knit2.
an row-Khli .. parl IS. make stitch
OF the loops, knit ;.
5sh row-Sllp 4. Init 20. over, narrow
over, narrow, over. kuit2
9Th row-knlt plain.
5th rOw-Slip I. kilt 4. purl IS, knit 4,
over. narrow. over. narrow, over, knli ?
sth row-Kuit 20; turn.
9Ih-Purl ~, knit s, over, narrow, over,
narrow, over, knit 2.
lO:h row-kuii plain-
ilth row-Slip I, tni, 4. purl -. knit G,
over. narrow, over, narrow, over, kuii
l?,h row Slip AMI bind c. knit 20
This IL one polut When Y says turn,
that IA what makes the fate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Childs Loggings and Drawers
Combined.

NaAAAA n AsNN 1850 Nt.N
Combined.
M.,silA.; ,k,ius Scotch yua. ,ote
needles NJ . C1t up O. stitches. .uii
twice tcfuss p',ln ifnu-Sip I. kultl
over. u,ffoW. frgesi from star - st,r.
acfo.s kan - f1s. p'sin. u,ffos (oy
kuitlng .titrhs. tSssiarfl a. trglauins
,uisnd % each row. fJf ten foS.. Thrn
naffos orly A. he begiuulug a u,ri ten
rnss Tasfu ate toE So stltchc.. hait ?
plata row. StIiroW-'e plilu, srim ? =
ftpsN from star - si,f - cod NJ fos.
Kut n mote rove TIE sane. tJr ihs
usIt n ross narrow tsu stitches =. i'l.
low, uAffos a. bcglnuing ani cot " TIE
ffsi, f1nfth, ssVsath. iJuftssnih AMI
ross between kut 5 plain rows. GA
The next TOW villa the fishi side oi ine
work iosard you. halt u sti,che. pldn.
lsaVing "a TIE len hand uscdle uuknl' ,
kali those 10 silt.h,, which form ihs Ia.
step oick sni forth, uaul hsrs ars l6
row. Narrow a. bsslaulns All enf OF
next row Take up dghi stitches, iIt
ever rows, doua the len a,ni us-ilu
,iis % iAs la'sp Kali the s.iltcas.
that we're len 81 TIE len haui side ~ The
Aukic. Tafn the work sol kui IN
,,liche. a. lsfl % the ,nkls. those ~ I'm ~
The instsp. ,ai TIE stitches a.ro.s the
toe. Take ~ : STITCHES down the fighi
asni slie u The instrp. .ri Knit ihs
.iiiche. that were I'm Al The fighi hand
side OF ihs sails knii plata r1s., blui
% loosely ca wroag slide. $50 on strap
% pass unier The iolis rui stsi.tei cord
In the TOP, aud n1lsh villa tissel a. each
end. PEE,LrO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
The List OF Callers.

HOussksepe T TO ssrvAnt)-''I AN eolng
oui FOR the day, Maggie, sEd Wish y n
wolli tend % the dOOr.bsli, and Keep
trsck OF everybody who calls"
M,ggie-"les, mum"
Hoasskesper (rsiurned) -"wsli. who's
been hire while I've been ABSENT
Msggie-'well. Us rained hard all day,
man, an Us been nOihln' cnlv circulars
to-day, man. Everything wss circulars,
mum. I hep track Of EN-. an here they
are. mum-One eye water, two bskin'
powde-, four mllllner, nve corn sslve.
seven tooth powder, eight soap. ten SEWN
mschine. eleven life savin' bit,srs, three
stove polish. sixteen openin' sale, and
forty -seven eloslng-oui.oelow-eost. mum.
That Was al, num-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
DEUNEENNEss ON TIE LiQUOR HaBft Pos
IfIvELV CUKrD nv ADMINISTERING
pH Han ~ GOLpES SFECifiC.

10 can BE- given 10 cup OF eofee or tea
without The EnoNisigc % the person TAX.
Ing n, l. Absol1ieiy harmless and will ,f.
feet permanent ,ri speedy cure, whether
The pailsut isa mOier,ts dfluker or az al.
coh0llc wreck. Thousands OF drunkaris
have been made temperate men Who have
taken Golden Specific In their coffee with.
oct their knOwlsdge. ard to-day believe
they qait dfintiug % their Own free vill.
IT NEVER FAILS. The System on:s Tn
pfegu,isd With the Speelfc IL become. AZ
utter impossiollity for TIE liqa1r sppsilt.
n exist. For full particulars, address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, ls5 Riee S.
Cuclrnaii, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Knitted Slippers.

Cast up Il stltc1e, OF The m,ln cDl'r.
knltl time. across 'Kalt Stitches ~
the main color, tacn , OF the other, N n
slip 2. knit ?, leNvlug ? a. sni ~ needle
Kali back seam. knilllng Ani slipplas Ia
sane .'!iche. ~ before. kait ? paris 4
times 10 this way. then. t.mi' Acflss sii1
the main color. garter fi,hlon, wiisnins
a. eui OF peedls e,ci % IN fOlf tin ..
thu. h,vlng 20 stitches PAT 10 ne color
.galn, 50 before. q, ~ a. -ii' a1Ivs
Remember 10 widen ia knit,iag t1e pliI
ridge. wbea you have 81 siitche., IN IL.
step, OF front, Is iJnc. Blni % al hai Il
stitches, holt those up loag eno1g1 -
reach round The sole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

THE MAkISo or Az ARCHITECT IN
Hs.-Da~ny Campbell went TO build
. small clubhouse Of brick. After the
usual fashion Of brieklayer, he wroash,
from the inside, and having the material
close beside him. the wall. were rising
fas, when dinner time arrived, and with
!, his son Jock, Who broagh, his father.
dinner. With homes; pride In hi. s,.
Dswny looked =, Jock over the wall on
which he was engaged. and asked.
"Hoo dye think I'm getting on p
Famous. fe,hsr but hoo d.e ye ss,
ou,' we've fOrgO, the door"
One look around him showed D.wny
thA, bis son wa right; but, looking
kindly At him, be said: "M.n, JOEY
you've got gran held on ys; yen be
an architect yet, as shares yer fathers .
mason. "-Gla'gow Evening Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
, frs, Mortgages in Kansas.

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farus. Eullarft rtrF.rF 'ru 49, Fl 80. M
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coo Insn araarfs srll.fI CO II rl.r "sH. MI.
tr1urf U.af It talr tsfnr.l I.aHf. So r..
A. Frf sr.Hr l.nr RI SEAL GO riEr .Hsrf. M.'.
nur Nfs llrrstaf's sH.fr. lirlnf ar. tHF.. n.
joins %. kNuN A. CO..
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