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y ne senate. q ~ m. ne Feature q ne
cay's procee1laes vas ~ d|ocusaion IN Con-
~ tion with ne proposed sppropr|ali0n Tor
ne estao1ishncnt q gun mnnufActory q
WHservliet Arsenal participated a. ~ Me<srs.
l1awley. German. buuer. neck. Reagan
EvsreA Plumb. Cockreli I'D stewart. \. In
Ne House. ccnss6crasioa q ne free liza sec.
zion q ne Tar,n oill YES concluded, ana ne
second section was taken ~ aad occupied Ne
time until i've o'clock. uhcn recess was
taken until eight o'clock. the evening session
being devoted % the consideration o. private
pension oillA
n ne SENATE. on ne O,h ne day W. main.
" occupied IN consideration q amendments 70
Ne River and Harbor Appropriation bill. but
- eesion - taken fos lack q quorum The
oooference report q NE Diplomatic end Goa
sular bill uss agreed "a. and shirty-sishs pen.
sion bills we're also passed .....In he House
the bill for the payment % ne Fourth Of July
claims vas possod. end The House vent into
executive sesaion On Ne Tariff btll- The duty
On nAxseed. iinseed. ioortce paste and acorice
juice vas increased ana that on glazed o.
enaneled tiles was rodnccd
- Ne Senate. % ne a she passass o. the
River and Harbor bill ~ Ne feature Of The
days. proceedings Tas bill - originally 70
pcrsed from ne Senate committee o. con-
mere, Appropriated ol.5o47W A. 4 passed
o. ~ -. u spproprstss o1EAD& The con
ference report - she Nasches bridge bill vss
agrced %. On motion Of Mr.. Hear. ~ Fish
eries treaty vs. postpoaed until July d. IN
the House. Ne day 10 Largely taken up u
successful efforts ~ Mr. Anderson. Of Iowa y
prevent Tie passage Of he Union Feeble Fund
Ing bill under : suspcnsioa Of ne rules r.
forts we're made - secure Tie consi6eraefon Of
other bills> but hey proved unsuccsssful- and
when Il va seen that The 0liouoeering would
continue for ne rest o. ~ afternoon. shs
uoase q ~ .. y a1jourDed
rns Senate was not session On she "a 49,.
IN the House. de0aee % The iron schedules Of
he Tsu6 bill prevailed ner. Mcmillan moved
70 strike out ~ cl.nse imposing duty 81
eleven dollAn ton q slaes and billets Of
steel and - restore the prossat rase Of ferry
nve per cent ID vaAoron- AIRED 70.
NJ. Mckinley moved - res4Dse Tie q.
listing rates - her iron Afsr On
hours debate. the motion vH lost
On motion o. M. Brockiandge (Arh)
duty Of four-tsnths Of : cent per pound was
imposed on tron % steel nat with longitudinal
ribs for the manufacture % fencing. confer
ence vos ordered on the River and Harbor bill
and the H0uoe od;uuP1d
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

The Pair % American Crooks Now d the
Hands 81 the Law o. the Other Side ~
the Pend Liable - nseceme Familiar
With Tire Aaminlstrattea % yustics q
Eurepe Issssrs they Rssurn l1one.
LONDON, July 4-The eminent Ameri.
canA MessrA Porter and Buck-the latter
being bett<r known In the United States
under another name-will not be likely =
revisit New York for some years The
ease with which these skillful cracksmen
performed several large operations On
the Continent perhaps contributed more
than any other ctrcumstanre to their ruin,
for they were thereby tempted 70 repeat
their depredations instead Of remaining
content with : moderate booty. En-
glish burglars rarely operate on the con-
tinent now. The spoils are not
commensurato with the risks IL r
considered that The premises are not -
carefully guarded and the goods are more
easi1y obtained. but tie lines Of travel are
under such close surveillance that escape
q very difncuIt Any burglary executed
with more than ordinary skill - attributed
70 Englfshmen or Americans, and all
routes 20 England the only place Of re-
treat are at once closely watched BY the
police. No hesitation II felt at OBTAINING
parties on mere suspicion, nor Il any re-
dress obtainable BY those innocent in
dividuals whose journey u thus rudely In.
terrupted-
Again, the processes Of Law are more
rudely vigorous; the meshes Of the legal
net are not 90 wide a. in America or even
in England and straw-bailers do mot
flourish Imprisonment for : long term
u tantam0unt to death. and the treatment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

Asv1vnn = - Lssls - ~ meeAee -
sister - nrooks. a1las msxwe1A ~ Mor'
6eror % preo1es-A VIII - eAe Snal -
~ Dssnsa Msn-Thsy wan - Gev'
ssaer nersAesss.
g. louza. July 3.-The mother and sis.
Ter of Horh Mortram brookH- alias MAJ
veil. the murderer Or {. Arthur Prellsr.
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words ne pressed MS Ma s1ceIs Ssscer.
ear against the wire screen and
listened calmly to what they
said. Tho interview lasted but
: short time, but = Mrs. Brooks and
her daughter left the jail they could no
longer restrain their pent-up emotions
and sobbed bitterly - they again took
their seats IN their carriage.
Both Mrs. and Miss Brooks expect 70
call upon Governor Norehouse in : few
days-
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Who 10 condemned
20 Be hanged on ths
l3th inst, arrived n
this city from En-
gland this mcrnin {
They we're met BY
Mr.. W. r. Fauntls-
roy. one q Brooks
counsel
: After : short rest
IMrs.a and Miss Brooks
and Mr.. Faunsiercy
got into : hack and
were driven 20 the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

nUuuIeu xeet 4W~s
little man vas out Of
his cell and he ran
hastily across the
Intervening space 70
where his mother
and sister stood.
But there was no
smile on his face =
he app cached them.
Il bore the familiar
expression Of utter
trnmobility. with :;
few vhispere ed
--1-A $4,000 ~
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49, r-~sx~~s. m~-~~<~1s -
W~-v 49,.
49,
LA.-- 49, 49, ~. -,
.<s- - ,s,.s- =. $3.50 10
recoroeo ~ ~ 'Is , - |. -ss,.,.
- sssernaes This Iste /, situated
about 81 miles from - Paul. ana =
osten VISITED ~ nuero.s pI $3.50
ne vno aes're y spe1a H.. -
enjoy me nsnlns 80 ~
= 1uc<er: eier. q ~ ~ s1srs
oompanied ~ NJ we 80 ~ s.- -
sister, venx out y - 80 -. ~
-. - 1890 NJ.
Inekers fanef 30 ~ s-
De!.lnger. are resiasn,. 2 49,.
- =, ano came q - sni on.s -.
ume 40 on : vls1s - .n<n - 49, =
Axtsr tne pety ssea = "a
80 aee'oed 70 g To- 1850 -
ArA tucker icing 80 -..-h
terred p remain IN ~ o,1. - go
tne patty e . T.. s-.s~~ 80 80
sccompanied only ~ ~ 49,. 49, -
ter. started Out over ~ I.k 49, 80
reeched : point 0ut squ-I<r =
nom ~ snofe Snen, rSn so..- -.-s ~
present Unknown ne 49, P1-..s...,-5
NE nree oceuPen1 80
into ne Iaks. - -.
Ar< TUCKER s - &c -
ion& oeIofe ~ 80 $3.50 s :. s.,,,-rs. ~
cue al Urec y 80 ~9
- boat were lost sight q sna - -.
n sight q IL distracted nc = ~
shors- sh,s
ne details @ sne 80 80. $3.50 ss.s
hour very mea&fe: oos = aSn-t -
Harry Tucker mahe : desP.' Z. rcuId
save ~ ssss z. = .nrssc~ b
rseca 80 go es II -, h~came ex-
e.1 800 -
1hs "a e.nsIensn "a. -. 49, y s;ssppssrrd
s~1nm1ng shoresaru ~. n 80 5rnrhser
fre@ visw soon akssr ~ ~ ~ .1 800 Hsrrv
sank g 80 eos.on l.-.,W rat h
$500 nsse essly 49,. !. M Efforts 70
ex.n.sse :. 49, as,- : man q
KWWZUE mI# WIXIIXs MMM 0r488
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

THE rrearury Department decided, on
the 9th, 20 allow cattle imported from the
Hawaiian islsrds forimmediate slaughter
% BE- admitted without undergoing quar-.
antine, IN view Of the possible profitable
trade n their expectation, and from The
fact that no catfle diseases ere Known q
GsIst u ~ islanda
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

An oflicial report shows that IN Prohibi.
zion Rhode Island 1870 persons pay spe-
cial taxes % the United States Govern
Tor The privilege Of liQuor-selling.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

Tan subscriptions for : Government
loan OF fz0o1. CO.. which was recently
issued ~ Calcutta amounted 90 twice ths
sum required.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

CmcAoo. July 4-The lives Of six per-
sons occupying the fourth floor Of IN
CLARK street were saved By the quick
work OF Truck No. about fifteen minutes
past four o'clock yesterday morning a
IRE started IN the hat factory on the third
1oo-. and BY the time the Are department
had arrived flames were bursting from
The windows. Ladders were raised and
half doze1 firemen mounted 20 II
fourth noor, where they found the colored
janitoF, Jacob Buchanan, bis wife, son and
daughter, and Samuel Taylor and wife,
asleep They were DRAGGED from their
beds and taken down the ladders barely
n time % save their lives. The damage
~ Ore w. no3 Snnro than 0xOOo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

EuPEnoR FnEDEnIcK went from Berlin
90 PotsdAm, on the yacht Alexandria, on
the LIST He was Enthusiastically cheered
BY the populace- ne "Trip seemed 70 Do
him rood
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

TWO mild cases Of yellow fever were
was felt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13
TOPICS OF THE DAY


BnrKKon wELESAn will arrive at 81
Gstsrsburs - August : The czArtna''
1ete day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

I'M Union Iron-works Of Carnegie.
Fhipps 4 Co.. e Pittsburgh, Pa. employ
Ing 1000 men. signed the scale Of the
AnAlgamated Iron and Stsel Association
on the ID
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

An important strategic railway, con.
meeting many ARTILLERY and cavalry depots
Of Russia, = to be constructed in the
southwest Immediately. The cost viii be
la00o. 600 roubles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

In the cass Of Mrs. Steele against TIL
81 Panl City Railway Company. in which
she claimed $4,000 damages because d
injuries sustained II the Shelby avenue
cable-car accident In st. Paul, MIMI
January q, jury, on the 10Th, awarded
her $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

vALrAnLs discoveries Of iron have Just
been made By Duluth explorers on the
north branch Of the vez million range, on
the Canadian side Of the Minnesota line.
= considerable distance east Of Tower and
EIy, and closely adjoining the intsrna-
tional boundary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

THERE u no truth n the report that the
French syndicate which controls the out.
Put Of The Calumet and Hecla copper
mines q Marquette. Mich. - about q
close down for = time The syndicatl
simply holds : contract limiting the out
put for three yearA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

PRoF. CURfrNo. The late Emperor Fred
erick's tutor delivered atouching address
% the students Of the Berlin Universlty
on The aoth, IN memory Of his dead pupil
friend and patron.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

woods. against the LfceHsed V5cfsdilers'
Gazette. Of London, was decided on the
18th. woods sued for EA0o0 and the jury
brought verdict Of one farthine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

TwELvB THOUSAND people wers rem
dsred homeless By the recent fires .
struction Of properly amounted % -
The districta. engaged n relieving ~
wants Of The sun ersrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

TR Democracy Of Cincinnati held .
ratification meeting In the Grand Opera
house On ths Nth The house was jammed.
Hon. william ~ Ramsey presided. Lieu
tenant Governor Bryan, Hon. 8 9. Carey
and Hon y. Follett sddressed the meet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

fn Republicans Of Mansfield, O., rati-
he'd the nomination Of Harrison and
Morton BY a immense meeting in The
City Park, on the 80 It which, resolutions
indorsing olhe National ticket and plat
form were adopted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

THnD-cL.Ass immigrant rates west Of
the Missouri river we're abolished by the
erans-continental railroads on the LIST
This makes the rats from the Missouri
river TO Pacific coast points s. instead ol
- q heretofore
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

6EcnKrARY Or SfAfR BAYARp has Of
6c;Ally called the attention Of the British
Minister resident q Warrington 20 the
case Of the American ship Bridgewater,
unlawfullv seized BY the customs ofzicials
Of the Dominion Of Canada : year ago
and detained for eighty zone days q shell.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH

No single disease has entailcd more suffering or
fastened the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrh. The sense OF smell, Of taste, OF sight, OF
hearing, the human voice. the mind. one or more
aud sometimes all, yield to Its Destructive ih
huence. The poison 1t distributes throughout the
system attacks every vital force, and breaks up the
most robust OF constitutions Ignored. because Dul
little understood, by most physicians. impolenty
assailed by quacks and Guardians, those suffering
from 1t have little hope to be relieved OF II ths sue
OF the grave. II is time, then, that the popular
treatment OF this terrible disease by remedies
within the roach OF all passed into hands a!
once competent and trustworthy. The new ana
hitherto untried method adopted by Dr. Sanford ~
the preparation OF his RADICAL CURE has Won the
hearty approval OF thousands II is instantaneous
IN affording relief in all head colds, sncczng, snut
hing and DISTRACTED breathing, and rapidly removes
the most oppressive symptoms clearing the head
swcetening the breath restoring the sense oil SMELL
tlsle aud hearing, and neutraliZing The constitu-
tional tendency Of the disease toward the lungs
liver aud kidneys.
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL Sol
VENT, and an IMPROVED lNHALEg price, 81.
POTTER Drug 4 CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON,
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Trr Illinois Central railroad viii run an

Tur Illinois Central railroad viii run an
excursion 10 Memphis tomorrow, 10 On.
able people along ils line OF road 10 attend
the "Fall Of Paris" After the exhibition
a Franco. German train will leave tho
depot NJ 1880 O'Clock, pm, running 70
Baicsyillc. Miss, ~ those who desire 10
return homo umo night can do 90 Rates
COR tie round trip are low, 20 everybody
may witness this grand spectacular drama,
a true. silent. historical representation Of
the late foreign war
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

Mn. JouN $. Srrrp. late Of the firm 81
Des InVlina, Miller q Rnotr., will hcrcai-
Ter be found with Mcs,rs. OrgIl Brothers
q Co., and will be pleased 20 have his
friends aud acquHinmncs call on him be-
iofc purchasing anything In the hardware,
stove ~ l.nwar line. a8 be- can make it 10
their iutpua.
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anIIe nIrhI.

The young man who can go into pawn
shop without quiokcning OF the pulse
and Tightening oi color has been there
before. But what does be DO with the
money derived from his ovcfcoaH Why,
he inyc.lsin vi colcman's koko tulu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
OPENING LECTURE
or tho Memphis Law School In the
Lecture Hall Of MELONS, Bus.
moss College.

Judge John /. r. Snccd prJsidcn, Of
The Memphis Law School, Will open the
session Of lSNs.Sphy lecture Ia the hall
of Nelson Bnsincss College, Second and
Monroe streets. on Monday, October rs, ai
9g0 o'clock p.m. Subject. Constitution
al Government" Friends and patrons Of
the two institutions, and the public gen.
orally, ap invited
students are registering daily In both
the Law school and Business college, and
thosc desiring good places will do well to
register oarly
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

MISS FANNIE MAY can be- found IN her
studio, W Madison, Wednesdays, Thum.
DAYS aud FRIDAYS irum lu tiii . % clock
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Grand Monthly Drawing

Nurr- Ticket. drawing Capital Prizes aro not on
Titled To Terminal FRIES
Tor Ctuu R,rts orauy further Information DO
sir,i write lcghy to tho undersigned clearly stat.
ms your us.dcnco With state. cnunty. strcet and
uumhvr Moro mpld rcturu mail delivery will bs
ASSUMED 10y your enclosing an envelope bcarlns
yuut fuu udlr.s
tvud POSTAL NOTES, rNprcss Money oricrN
ot New Work Exchange In ordinary lcttrt turrvncy
by lAprcs lai aw expense aldry.,l
"a. 4. DAUrIIiN,
New Orleans, L.
or N. \. DAupilN.
wnshington, ~. q.
90 at No. a West Court 81, Memphis, Tenn
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orirnus, Ia.

REMEMBER Ts sa1 5ss GT ssT r a sns
an in rhAr'y 1T the prNlngs. is a glBmuico NJ AZ.
snlug fairness and Integrity. that thc ChnnN'. m,
nll squat Aud That ul one viu possibly divine WhI
number will luN % pile
NiNiENiHii;, Gls1. that the pAymvni ui l'flt'i
a Guaranteed bN Your National Hanks ~ New
ORLEANS AMI Tho Tickets nr' aiEuHl by thn lntfi'
dent ui an Institution Whose gitricrl rights ari
ryugniBy,i he the highest .uUris thrrriHrt beNirs
ut any limitations ut Anonymous srhHWtA
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The Kansas City, Memphis & Birming-
ham railroad will srll round trip tiykCu
from Memphis TO Aberdeen and return, ON
October 10. at the rate Of $500, limited
until October rs
II. u. EuIs, General Agent
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FOR SALE.
WeStwoOd Plantation,

on ~ francis HFrf t0r county. Afshufts con.
talus 80 HIuf UUH liant o. uutu With good
dwelling cabins steam H.u. slW mIII WITH 90 hursn
tuWUf rngiun aud uiIrf lupfpE 'muuis uI % ~
lrus HurlI tuiHrsi with hickory uIk, Hsh, 81
gum. pr.as ryHfuanI hf,alHru lAU .um'Fr an
d. sbipfui hi ritrf lnl milrnl inuHll nffkgt.
Win siIHIl r0pluss tlh Plantation vIil n"Uf iHf
fl .fsIuNrHr 10 L. uisl huH iur ~ .FA RADIUS lf
I.riIrf fHTIIfuilIa Hppll iH THh affHfTrIs nAllH
& COLLIER Nrmpiua Tenn .r .' m',
ANNA = FUHn,
NJ. 81 tNst ttst Pc. New York.
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Trustoo's Sal0.

rsHufH having irTu u.le ln me rl,nrri n ihe
Iuf.T, IrH#f H.url iunfui.f lH.i W.'r hy e..
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boz rHf.Hau.r ui enc InHrr ihru.Iu r'rI.Tfti ani
boz UUrHnH.r fH dHTfH tHF.sl nu Au.Wi lsi,
is.a bob tIr .IHH. ui e. ~. lH.U.Ii ri Hl ts 10, 4.
Fsf.lfHfHI. $50 10 ~ HI H" 'NuH"fy Court
.ui .H,.HY county Iuuu.asH. HI. un
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Trusloo,s slIe.

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tir InIylfulur.. H,ufu' loo N .
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saturday. Ocioucs 80, 1855
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between u.IIu.h n. rNI uIlH.. q ut ~ We
....fHI.#f HHTr#f Hi NHIu Hul 'i.iI'#uu Hprts IA
IH. t.I. 90 Memphis IUuuutr. H.l II ODE Highest
FHII.f IHf.H.H Doe N..#.|.H iHI.is 10 'aud, lIiug
.#.I I.|H. #I IH# IFHfH I.I.Uu. boo rhCIhy county,
Iluu.#fUI HuI IaIuUHrl ts follow.
iar.uHIUF Hi thu uuIhvrst corner Ut a 90 acre
.fft.t .H f.. uHmH ul 49,. itrHu. thence north ~
,HsIuaaUu lI lIuif o. o. siikc ssh hHN elder paw
tHN aud II.hurI pnlnt r thence wrsi - thului
tuIlr.H stHi.rF .t Too ESQ iHf.p UuilNuwU'l point
co.. thpu|. tHHfh . .uHiHH t1u stake iN Goo W1u'
ui riIlHr uu thH bank ~ The chute Win vi
I4H. cottonwood and WUHWuu uHiutIr WrIH up
tIH chute with IIH WrIultfusH .NH.N. D. IN. P.
rIuu.u#. UHuu|uiHT +. Hrur. NIs. H.' 90.
uu Hau .IHud bounded Hl .Hi'HHa l''"f..t hA
"a I.lK elder THHr.IHl n. go |N. ..| .I.N ". l't
main hfu.H uI fNU Missile. ...I '...'. ''N p
s4II f.fpf chain. fH IIr ..'".I. II'l' "l 'h.t
...#HI. UIUHH# UH|fI F.. i". ." nj. 'iN 'IN. 4
.I..Iu. tt tHu utsfHrI uuH u' "Tft in'i iuII' u
I...fIff 4.f. U..HU. H#u HH..N lf tUHHH i1 70
.i... Iu fhuH l,g,sf HrHrf of ~ tsr urn iu.i ln
bid. u..#. UI IH|s..I HHU.IHI INUUI" NI. N.s. 20
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