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SHARP COUNTY RECORD
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oouo oE THE x ALLEN G. THURMAN
OONN OF Ohio.
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For Prosecuting Attorney, Sd Circuit,
}. l.. ABERNETHY
of Sharp County.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-10-27
ChiIdrens' Suits.

ChiIdrens' Clothing is a line of goods in
which the buyer always wants good deal
of room for the exercise of taste This is all
right 1t makes a great deal Indifference 10
the looks of a child. when it is we'll dressed,
and reflects credit upon lasts and affections
of the parents. We have recognized these
facts In our selections Of Childrens' Cloth
ing. and are prepared to offer the widest se-
lection that the most exacting taste could
desire We haven't any cast-iron clothing,
nor have we any cast-of clothes worked over
to look new and sell cheap, but we have a
line Of goods that are as tough as board, I"
and give substantial service, even to the boy
who is hardest on his clothes We keep the
latest, and we keep the stand by shapes that
never 90 out of favor. We're bound to suit
you. AS TO price, you can about make your
own figures. These goods were never offered
cheaper than now, and never were so good
for the money before. We can give you
goods in the grade that suits you, and other
things being equal, it's the grade that 6xes
the price. But our prices are always right,
take our word for il, or ii you won't take our
word take the word Of those who trade with
US, and know that we are right on prices.
THOMPSON 4 TABLER,
Gsnteel Clothiers
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The STYLES OF the Season.

Gentlemens Scarfs and Neckties of every
description may be found at our store. Host
men are a trife particular in the matter OF
neck ear, and really large variety Is de-
manded to give them a suitable and satisfac-
tory opportunity for choice We are able to
cffer a variety in Neckwear that cannot fail
TO suit every one and evcry taste, and we
believe, any color you wantwe can give you,
light or dark, shady or subdued, plain or
pianked, spotted like the leopard, striped like
the tiger notified like the wings Of the but
terfly, or tones like the plumage of the bird.
Got ,em in silk, got 'em in satin, got ein In
all the newest kinds and fastenings, got 'em
in all the fancy shades and styles. Bearing
these facts in mind, together with the fact
that we make the price the lowest that can
be made, you have a pointer that points
straight in the direction of our store as the
choice place for Childrens' Clothing. We
carry full line of sizes, so that we are pre-
pared to fit the slim aud slight as well as the
stout and sturdy boy. For school clothes,
we offer specially desirable line Of service
able suits, as we'll as single garments. =
THOMPSON h TABLER
Genteel Clothiers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-10-27

Mr.. THOMAS WINPENNY, of Balti
more, was visiting his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. III. t. Pitcher, on Tuesday.
STEPS are being taken to have Ger
ardstown incorporated. 1t is one OF
the wide-awake villages of the coun-
| ty, and if the move is successful,
great benefit will result.
AFTER the election we ask our To-
cal correspondents throughout the
county to send us every available
scrap of newsy news of their respec-
tive localities.
MASON PENDLEToN, ESQ, Of Berke-
ley Springs, Independent candidate
for the State Senate in this District,
was in town on Tuesday. He is an
agreeable, entertaining tallSer, and a
deserving gentleman, and will run
well before the people.
THANKS to Bro. Sam Jacobs, OF
the Wellsburg Herald, for dailies
containing the trial Of Van B. Baker,
for the murder of Mrs. Drusilla
McWha, and her daughter, Eliza
Jane Baker. The report is interest
ing, as the murder was one of the
most inhumane and brutal, that has
ever occurred in the criminal annals
of the State.
LAST Saturday We editors had the
the happiness to partake of the hos
pitality of Berkeley Springs. There
was no baseball club TO create UNI
pleasant feelings. We found our
kind friends DR.. Green, clerks Daw-
son and Allen, and j. Rufus Smith,
all in prime health and chuck full
of politics. OF course we were hous-
ed with friend Smith, where we had
the cravings of the inner man deli
ciously satisfied by the toothsome
edibles placed on the hospitable ta-
BILE, by the skillful hands of his fair
daughter, Miss Mary. The repast
(for it was such) was devoured with
an appetite, such as only three hung
nv lawyers can have. Then Rufus
pointed out his huge pumpkins,
| about one dozen, all raised from one
vine, and chuckled gleefully over
them. The largest weighed 1877
pounds, and the four largest aggre-
gated 345 pounds. Our visit was
very pleasant, and we felt almost
constrained to say that, barring a
game Of ball, the Berkeley Springites
are among the most social, pleasant
and hospitable people in the State.
We extend the right hand of peace.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-10-27
ANNnUNCEMENT.
To the People Of the XITT Judicial
Circuit of w. Va:

To the PeoYle Of the XIIT Judicial
Circuit Of w. "a:
Many Of the best citizens of Nor
gan, Berkeley and Jefferson counties,
comprising the XIII Judicial Cir
cult Of West Virgins, have been ur.
ging me to become an independent
candidate for Judge OF said Circuit,
and to so announce, After careful
reelection and delib, ration / aecede
to their request, ard announce my
self an independent candidate for
Judge, and only say, that If elected,
| will do my utmost to administer
the law fairly and impartially
Very Respectfully,
j. NELSON WIsNER.
Martinsburg, w. Va, Sept. "a, 'sS.
SEPTEMBER end, 1883.
10 The Citizens Of Berkeley, Je6er-
son and Morgan Counties:
Upon the solicitation of many
friends have been induced to offer
myself as an independent candidate
for the State Senate. If elected l
will discharge the duties of the office
fairly and to the best interests ofthe
people.
Very Respectfully,
MASON G. PENDLEToN.
Having been endorsed by the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of Berke-
ley County, for Constable of Martins
burg District, l earnestly solicit the
support of my friends and the party for
that position. j. VIM. HILL.
At the earnest solicitations of my
friends, / hereby announce myselfan
Independent candidate Cor State Sen
ate in this the XIII Senatorial Dis
trict. If elected will represent the
interests of the District.
Very Respectfully.
S. III. HIaGINBoTHAM.
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A LOCAL DoDaE.-You get Lady's
Opera Slippers at SOC.
You get Lady's House Slippers at
l5c,
You get Lady's Oxford Slippers
atT5c.
You get Boys Sunday Shoes at
$l.00.
You get Mems Plow Shoes at
rs.
at G. p. HERRING's Cash House.
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TO THE LADIES.

Frank Doll & Co., will carry full
line of Pels' celebrated Hand made
Shoes. They are beautiful, good. SOFT
and perfectly easy on the foot, and reg
ular Daisy's in fit. Great improvement
has been made in them, and they are
scaTranted to wear well.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-10-27
Election Notice.

There will be an election at the Court
House on Tuesday, November 8, 1888,
for two School Commissioners, one each
from the First and Second Wards OF
Martin sburg Independent School Dis
trict, to serve for two years from June
l, 1889.
BY order of the Board,
20--2t w. A. PITzER, Clerk.
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Time says the epitaph of the Dem
ocratic party in November win be
"Died in the WOOL
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HATS,-NEw SPRiNa STYLES. HATS
All the leading styles, every variety
Of shape, color, price, &c, at FRANK
DOLL 81 Co.'S. New Hat u Shoe Store,
Queen st.
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Announcements

Please announce Mr.. Barney Stewart
as an independent candidate for con-
stable, irrespective of party.
VOTER.
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At Frank Doll C Co.'s you Will find the
most complete stock OF BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS and CAPS, covering every variety
Of quality and price, from the hest to the
cheapest grade.
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READ the Ad Of the Big Deal.

ANY man, boy or child, in need Oh q
suit of clothing at present, and want to
to save money, call at Brafman's.
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LlTTLEToN M. 4

Successor to Gettinger n Hoke. Blondcl
Building.)
Has now the best stock Of Shoes, Hats
and Caps now ready for inspection ever of
fered 20 the public. The stock is entirely
new and win be sold at low prices.
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LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Of, 1888.

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1888.
DoN'T forget the K. of P. fair.
HEALTH of community excellent.
THE baker is usually very dough
nestle man.
LARGE size grey blankets for Sl.OO
at Fl. G. Berry's.
A BIG apple crop, and plenty for
sale.
STEAM heater cheap. See John W.
Bishop. ol3 st
HENRY S. WALKER at the Court
House next Monday night.
100 Calico Comforts at SOC. at 81.
G. Berry's.
THE county roads have become
very muddy.
SEE n. G. Berry's SO cent com
forts.
A LOWER tariff means heavier i'm
portations and less home production.
THE K. of P. fair closes tonight.
A big time is assured.
A STOVE PIPE, like man, is mighty
Door when it is out at elbows.
SENATOR FAULKNER will speak in
the Court House tonight. Be sure
and hear him.
BOYS School Shoes only $l.00; size
13 to 2, at G. P. Herring's Shoe
Store.
BOYS fine calf skin high button
shoes for school $3.50; size Ii to Q,
at G. P. Herring's Shoe Store.
GREATER than Golf and Wilson, is
FL. G. Berry's Double Width Tricot
Cloth, at Csc. per yard.
GIRLS School Shoes, only $1.00;
size IL to 2, at G. P. Herring's Shoe
House.
THE Council has placed a culvert
in Church Alley, near intersection
with King St. 1t is needed.
DON'T forget it, double width Tri-
cot Cloth, for only Csc. at
H. c. BERRY.
Soon the voices of the campaign
orators will cease to worry the coun-
try gatherings.
DON'T forget H. G. Berry's great
Kid Glove sale, commencing Oct
18th, Saturday, at
Ell. G. BERRY.
AND still the town clock silent
keeps. It's handless face looks as un.
natural as a small woman with an
enormous hustle.
SCHOOL books, tablets, states, and
supplies of every description at low,
est prices, at Burdette's Book Store.
BERRY's Kid Glove sale on Satur-
day, will be greater to the Ladies
than Golf and Wilson's big speeches
will be to any man.
If the town is to advance, lay good
pavements. Slushy, loose bricks
don't recommend themselves to WIS.,
itors.
Mr.. JOHN NADENBoUsCH is now an
Adams Express messenger, running
between this city and Harrisburg on
the G. V. r. r.
A PLEASANT social gathering oc-
Cured at the residence Of Mr.. M. A.
Snodgrass on Tuesday night. Dane
ing and other interesting amuse-
ments.
TRUSTEES Auction Sale of ladies
and childrens shoes on Saturday af-
ternoon, (27th inst at G. r. Gibbs
& Co., Queen Street, near Williams
Drug Store, for ladies only, from
two until 81 o'clock.
THIS is house-cleaning time. Ma
ture has taken up her verdant vel
vet carpet and the autumnal glory
of the leaves takes its place.
The U. S. Express Company will
soon occupy its new quarters in the
Thumel building Messrs. Geo. d.
Roberts and George Henry have ar
ranged handsome counters and desks
for the employees. They know how
To do il.
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BARGAINS in boots, shoes, hats and
caps at Trustees Sale of goods Of e. X.
Gibbs e Co.-Must be sold.
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a SILK UMBRELLA

VIII be given 20 the first person handing
in correct solution of the above puzzle
by Nov. 18th, 1883. Each solution must he
properly dated signed and sealed by the
party who hands IL In to our store
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FOR Ziegler Brothers fine shoes go
to John Lyons. tt.
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FALL CLOTHING.

We have opened up our entiye line 81
Fall Goods. Each department Is now cssn-
plete in the line of MEMS AND BOYS
what vou want 10 pay And az 10 five
claim TO be able to n all shapes and sizes.
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We offer larger inducements 10 hu.ers
than any other firm. BRAKEMAN.
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--latest Fall styles in Hats, of all desirable
hspes just received, and we ottr them at
very low prices BRAFNaN
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOES AMI
HATS.
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PURE MINERAL SPRING WATER IC1

PURE MINERAL SPRING WATER ICE.
Now that the season for using ice has ar
rived, / desire to call the attention of the
citizens Of Martinsburg TO the ind5spatta-
Die fact that / am now deliverirg ice abso-
lutely free from all impurities The stream
from which it is gathered. is fed by iron
and slate springs When you put ice in
your drinking water, you want TO know
that it has no malarial gersn- to pois on
your system. r.. 5. EIcHELBERGER.
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Administrators Notice.
Special Locals.

MoRRIsTowN, TENN, July 4, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen--Five years ago was so un-
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
case Of blood poison. My bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract. ]
was under treatment Of the physician from
the inception of the disease until found
that he could do me no good. Then,
through the advice of friend / began TAX
ing S. S. S. Your medicine seemed to have
an immediate effect. took six bottles, and
to-day am sound and we'll. That was two or
three years ago, but have seen no evidence
Of the return of the disease, and take this
opportunity to thank you for what il has done
for me. It saved my life. You can refer
any one to me. r. M. WALL.
FARMRRsvILLE, TEX, June a., 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Conference.-The mother Of a member
of our firm was afflicted with cancerous
sore on hsr face for about twenty years.
During the past few years it troubled her
very much by continued pain and itching.
She used your S. S. S., and the sore has
disappeared and is apparently well. Should
it break out again, will advise you.
Very truly,
PENDLEToN, YEARLY & RILEY,
Druggists.
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Three books mailed free on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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AT A BARGAIN.
A FARM OF 80 ACRES, 2 Ia miles south
east of the city, on the Opequon. Plenty Of
timber Small house. Terms easy.
o2O,3t J. BAKER kEARFOTT.
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Two and two makes Eve when yol
trade with us at Brafman's.
BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE.
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at C. p. HERRINo's Cash House.
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CHIL.DWENS' SUITS.

We claim to handle the largest and most
varied line Of knee pant suits ever d' NY
ed in this city, and we are sure 70 SUIT g0tl
in price. To see our beautiful display Oh
these goods, you are sure TO buy.
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Mems, Boys and Chiislrcns
OvercOats.

Never were so handsome as this vcnr. we
are sure 10 please all who wish nice, mob.
by, stylish coat, nj q price that our com,
petitors fear. Come in aud look over or
styles. and we Will Ne sure TO please you
Our line Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

r W Robinson. Of Yale. At Hamilton
park. New Haven, On June Il be ran 30
yards. With timers at Se0 yards aud the finish
Hs maslo the 80 wards IN - - seconds, and
ths ESQ yards ia se IS seconds This lattar
tinnc destroyed Lon Myers amateur time OF
~ seconds, made June g. 1852, and csta blished
q new American record. Tne second trial
rss az 10 ysrds with watches At l25 yards
and g. the Gnish. In thss ne covered the le5
yards in 10 sS5 seconds. tisiug Wendell
Bakers amateur time. made on June 10, $50,
and tee $50 yards In Is seconds. or even
time. beating " 8 Brooks time ~ Is Is
SECONDS. made M.y "a. 1854 In the third
trial lie nsis 30 Yards in - 80 seconds, aud
TIE 20 yard s6 seconds. The times and
distances were csreially verified.
Toss performances established S5errilTs
reputation IN a wonderful spriuter lie went
- The Detroit amateur championship meet
inS. held Sept. 10. and Won his heat over H.
+ Walker, of the Detroit Athletic club, in
good time.
In the Snal b was beaten By Fred Westing,
but ran a dead neat vita Malcolm " Ford
tie wrenohed a tendon in his right icg IN run
ninE this heat. and refused % run the tic of
50 second prize was given % Ford. lie IN
sisted IN starting in the % yards race, but
after runnln. a short distance Le fell helpless
on the track. Sinco then be has been unable
% do any rgnninZ bus viii undoubtedly 10
heard from later on. as he has no idea OF Civ
ing np The einder path at present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

rhss iasrs44ss Ps4y F.4~s asza Rsa

rhss tasrss4ss Fs@y F..ss tsza EsAd
A4fs.
Co ferg<r seeo14 p91sAs1 81 Mrs. I sr'
ger. eAs isst nxcalxsi - keSln. Tea
frem Ass trio q Ns~ forx Tess tzSs
sa1eysa tne1szss.xs sSrs saeee- sad tn~tr
hears j. FAsssy lnprets sd S-tac1gl thsf
s==lE - aass ceas ascts1 F1osl11s - tESt
as sesEaea H. ths p4sx - tAe nae2
" hea "a fexxrvs fraeEas g~est IA 80
silr4sss 10 1ls asek nreve1Is him fr~-n
ret1rflzx the salstsfion wttb ~ fQrnaeF
ee-1sassy srs fsrger = sazElisrsy
sAscted and IS Estery 2saals - oo~
= hea she seasfz farad ~ sssaboE frVea
shoa SUE. previous - her rortaern srrY
VS. IA he bssis q borrowing p&rcaed
e.s5ee
o. tks Yssges fNmily esreie Eothia. ~ss
talssi % eze-pt she p4reHi4i trlp g TIE
a8Fth sno ~hSt a s1aA potato pare
Alst4n szs eea2pzFe2 sstA As~ f0rz
C. fsEgsFs tUa Children. IgEnray ana
Molly hstensi 1lteafiyelF - tie tAls If
thsir parents kdsut the Elories ~ New
] grs Tssy sr~ bright. imitstiss eesiareo,
hescs Is oeclrred g. them th@t taeg, tss.
Cggat % t&@~ = tap II 1Aey eoaId net
vell 20 - Aew foFz-thst SAs out ~ the
eoesi.oa-sut tArv could take ride on
tke s.reet cars that r1n Ia fsNnt Of the
ferger manson
an 30 worn eut with the oares q
baxiBess said fo@my. holding his hand
q as lead after the manner ef his
fathsr. my poor brain needs gest.
fhis keeping house. said Molly. fan
mag bsEself lAaguidis. after The manner
II asr mother. has ruined roy nervous
system The chl4rea aad servants
very ms 50 that vii have TO t~ks
trlp north 20 n~cuperste~
let us pisy gong 20 New York. We
can 20 on tie street. cars. We o@a roe
10 tas ead OF the line and back. said
Tommy
The little ioksrs actually got on the
next street car.
Travelling Is very expcnsive.- said
Tommy as hs dropped couple OF nickels
IN tie box
you have net Got hsalthy' replied Molly.
Initiating her mother
What q relief h Is 20 get away from
ones parents. said Tommy.
1T -. indeed. | feel ike another wo-
man already. a" replied Molly demurely.
Tho car reached the terminus OF the
INV anA AAr HRNAAA- A~taA AaN' 80 ~ ~N~
boaght Hickel's worth Of peanuts.
Since left Texas cat twice ss much
as dad have gained twenty pounds
siacs left home. That's what ma said
TO Mrs. Peterby. put in Molly.
As soon a. Tommy and Molly boarded
the car TO return home they began 10
put on airs. The car halted In front Of
the Yerger mansion. The children had
hqen eb@ent almost nm hour
Where have you beenY' screamed Mrs.
Yerger
just been taking a little run up 70
Europe and Saratoga and them other
places, replied Molly. Dear me. this
town hasn't grown a bit since left.
And the people are so common and
vulgar" remarked Tommy. turning up
his nose
Those children talk as n they didn't
have any sense said Col. Yerger.
Il don't believe they have" replied
Mrs. Yergcr.
But they had. all the sams.-Tsxas
Siftings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Wien Prsssdsaf CIGss1Ase ssrrsa-
dsgsd 20 ths soiid .agih De destroyed ne
posallsl27 X his - sise5.0n. NheG.
sonF yssFs szs. an proaial a.el hinlssif
eiyil-ssfvics refsrmsr. sd Declared hin1-
ssif sgfsz0aisre - the ass of oifisial
position ,or party purposes, ths p-opis
had some coaltsiscs ia his professions.
The ussses srs act mere POLITICIANS
Ihsy iook sgon pgo.io ollse. - CLzvx-
LAND pfofass~d 90. ss "Paolio trust,
net sfsks 80 os ven Ia . great Esm-.
1bs people. tkle-stors, were siling %
zEe fhe msn shO aads professions Of
pohtieal party sin suen sppsrsut siE-
eegiiy. . clanes 10 gsoss snss 10 pro-
fssesd RGt before many months Of ths
Presidential term sai passed there came
sg.4snoss o. dsisrsocs 70 spoiismsn, and
befors thrss ysaes lad passsd tho solid
5ouls @as la the ssi1is. As a matter u
10th psrsoDsl snd poi1tical - ley u VAS
fatal mistsks. Il proved the Hypocrisy
o, 10 msn snd sserihesd the party
claim 70 eo0ndsnos. 10 INSIDE the COZ
troilng force IN ihs party conspicuous
sna dlsgosisd tie psople. The 81 LOais
Convention sas q mere machine organ
ized snd operated FOR The purpose of oon-
tinuing 10 power the chief OF the spoiis-
men and TIE Trend % tho sohd South.
sod re canralxu has been conducted IN
the m0sf shAmslsss violation Of the Prssi-
dsnrs osn public pfofsssic rs % regard
fer dscsncy IA politics. Every federal
efios has teen ased 10 secure. u possible,
be rs-sisotioo. sad ths President hIm-
SCI, without any sppsrsat effort 1t con
essimeat, gave his easck for $1,000 to
help his battle sionx. be could not have
bean hoasst in 1894 That vas evident
The sloysn foot displayed itself. He had
y'sldsd 10 the sbhorreat forces IN hts
party. depending 90 It's promises 10 sus-
tam him. But DO Wa dscsived. Tue
independent vo,sr controls ths dsstiniss
o' Prssidsnts. 1hs real Indspsndsnt
voisr - honssf. and he ios>n't approve Of
dishonesty Ssd sham protsssious OF
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