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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
THE WIFE.
At the Mercy Of the Gratitude of Ter
Husbands Patients.

AT the Mercy OF the Gratitude OF I.er
Husbands Patients.
"NIcst persons suffer occasionally from,
the Kindness of their friends" said q
physicians wife to the Now York Evcn-
ing Su.l's Woman About Town, s'but tho
person who really needs to pray to be
saved from it ia u doctors vito. She IL
81 % ri tac mercy Of tho gratitude of her
husbands patients. end thu, gratitude
doc: taac such grotcsqtc ways OF dcrl-
oastrating itself. My earliest and
hardest experience as q victim in this
way ccc,.rrcd when We wcrc first 1aai-
ri:l. VIC were settled in 3 snail town
and had just fitted up the dearest little
ce:tagc honac you ever .:w, iato every
detail of which-in coloring, drapins
and iurnishing-I had put my whole
o l. and whatever artistic instinct ] had
been endowed with.
s'Ono of the first persons to call on us
in our new home wa IL ra.icntof my
husband, q rich and disagrccabl. ard
h%idcoasly ugly old woman, who inla:-
incd herself to hc the victim of every
disease She could hear of, and who was,
i'll consequence, the source of a good
round income to us.
when she rose to leave she said,
looking about my little parlors: My
dear. your roou, are charming. but l
see n thing they need, and I shall have
that made for you at oacc.' We wcrc in
81 state Of delighted anticipation from
that tinlc or. an anticipation Stimulated
freia time 10 time by hints Of our bcnc-
factor. 1T will cost Il great deal of
money she would say, but it will DO
worth il. | ar, surc.'
"Enc day itcamc, ngrcat fiat package.
which VIC opened a., quickly aswe co,ll.
There. set in IL huge gilt frame, done in
the brightest possible oils. was q lifo-
size portrait of tho old woman, that was,
ii possible. an cSagycration in uglincss
of what i;sturc had done for hcr. 1t wa;
the work of q local artist, and was Just
tho most rnspcal:al;ly hidcous product
of paint and inability that ever saw.
'!a five minutes after the arrival of
the portrait came The Wheeling original
tn s"pcrin;caa i;shanging. and nowhere
in the room could it sc but in the con-
spicuous place where r,y most cherished
etching hung. There wa no htip for it.
We couldn't afford to alternate the afruc-
tions cfs u thousand a year, and up it
went. ~ staid there five years to SPOIL
my pretty parlor and bias my taiapcr.
asl tho first thing | did after the old
soul died and YVES dcccntly inferred was
To cut the caMvAs to little bits and USE
tho frame for kindliag.'
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
HOME HINTS. ANo HELPS.

Tea Brcad.-Three eggs, ono table.
spoonful of sugar, ono %coffcc-cup Of
flour, two %coirec-cups Of Indian meal,
two and onc-half cups of buttcrmilk.
II %tcasroonful Of soda and one table.
spoonful of lard.
-Fottlng in case of window plant,
should as a rule he delayed until tho
plants start into fresh growth, or show
plainly that they are suffering in their
present pots. Usually about tho end of
February or III March is tho proper
timc.-Popular Gardening.
Stuffed Veal.-Take a loin OF veal,
make a dressing tho same as for a
turkey, fill the fat with it, and securv
firmly on tho loin; rub tho roast over
with salt, pepper and butter, put in q
pan with a little hot water, bast fro.
qucntly, and let cook done. Serve with
brown gravy.
"A handsome cushion for books or an
album is made bycutting two squares OF
plush or satin desired size and laying
between them two layers sheet wadding.
About the edge sew a pretty cord or Gro.
chet a pretty edge. These cushions may
be made of quilted satin and finished
with ornamental pendants.
Picked Apples. -Boil firm applcs
in q pickle made of q pint of sugar to q
pint of vinegar until they can be pierced
with a fork. Boil only a few apples alta
time; remove carefully and pack in .
stone jar. When tho jar is full pour in
enough scalding vinegar to cover them;
Ven place q weight on top of them.
.,piccs may be added IL desired.-De.
troit Free Press.
Duttermilk Biscuit.-Tbosc who 70.
member the good. old-fashioned" but
termilk biscuit, will find this a trusty
recipe. Rub a tablespoonful of butter
into a quart of flour, into which q table.
spoonful of salt has been sifted. Dis.
solve an even %teaspoonful Of soda in .
large cup of buttermilk, mix very soft,
handle as little as possible, roll out at
once, cut into small biscuit, and bake in
aquick ovcn.-Good Housekeeping.
"A handsome slipper case is made in
the form of q bath slipper. Tho founda.
ton is cut from stitf pasteboard, and is
about sixteen inches long and wide
enough to make it in good proportion.
The sole is covered on both sides with
copper colored ladies' cloth, and the
vamp which forms the pocket for the slip
pcrs, is made of tho same material in .
light shade Of blue. Tho front Of this
pockets decorated with an embroidered
spray of pink dahlias. tits finished at all
the edges with a fancy cord in blue and
tinsel. and is suspended by . loop OF
strong cord, which is concealed By .
ribbon bow.-The Homo.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
HANGING TO A N
Frlghtfut a ventures of an Alabama
Farmer In the Mountains,

EriEhttut a ventures at an Alabama
Farmer In the Mountains.
According to theS Louis Globc-Dcra-
ocrat, an Alabama farmer, named Brill,
recently had a.frightf,.l adventure wl,ilo
dcer-hunting in the mountains. lie lad
been tramping for many hours, and WIS
very Thirsty. when he noticed IL snail
spring gushing out at the foot OF g. cl.!f.
lie began ut one to make his w:ty down
the steep descent, but was soon Drought
To a standstill ON tho edge of u perpen-
dicular wall.
A tree was growing near tho base Of
the cliff, and ono OF its Branches ca.-o
within reach of the hunters Land. He
let down his gun Ivy means of string,
and then swung hims' If eli the cliff by
the branch.S
AS the limb bent under his weight. it
rustlcl against the cliif, and an instant
before Brill was ready to let go he heard
The rattle of u ~ratilcsnakc. The crca-
tMrc was directly at hi; feet. coilcd and
ready to strike. In tho next breath. bc-
fore the man had time tothimk. Il second
and larger snake crawlcd ont from tho
base OF the clilT, coilcd itself, and sprung
its horrible rattle.
Brill clans to the branch with IL
drowning mans grip. but his hair was
standing cn cnd. and his eyes fcls as if
they were starting from their sockets.
\ moment more and u third rattle
sounded. and then another and another.
AZ snake after snake crawlpl out CT
crcviccs in the rock and coilcd l..Slu-
selves in the sun.
Brill could not drop into this most OF
snakes. but alas. by this 1iino his
strength w;s so far exhausted that it
WAS impossible for hin, TO I.aw h~iu"clf
UP to Tie topof the clitf. lie could only
hang upon the limb till the last moment.
and then let so.
His arms grew 1u.al.: his head lcran
to feel as ii it were filled witt, lead.
Another minute and he release his,
hold; but he made no cutlery. and i'll Il
few moments he saw the snakes urro:l-
ing IL by one, and slowly crayslin:,
away. This gave lin, nov strength.
and he held on till the las: o!c was out
of sight. Then he dropped i'm a dead
faint. II was near tho middle OF the
afternoon when he rcgaincd conscious
ness, so stiff and sore that it was with
great difficulty he could crawl home
1yulr1
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08


mind the licart--iust fork ovcr that
diamond ring."-Epo"h.
S callr into tho theatcr,
And down she proudly SAT-
Then toutcl forth TIC otc!estrl:
"'".c.c did you e.; t:.at iiat."
Washington Star.
-A5dicating tho throne-Mrs. Upton
Flattc--'Mhy do you cry, cooke"
Bridget (ahout to he marricd) -.'lt's iac-
silt that1l soon be no better off than
the rest CT ycs."-Puck.
MIR. observation-disclosures my daugli-
ter give you any encouragement, STRIP
Mr.. Donotl,iny-.'IVhy, yes, shc says
your business is increasing SO that you
can loon support US in the style we
both lilsc."-Munscy's Weekly.
-Tramp-"Ah, madam, when you
say pic you strike a responsive chord
IN my heart that" Laly-(intcr-
ruptiua)-'.Vcry we'll, and now you can
proceed to strike another responsive
cord iii The wood-shed yondcr '-Kcar-
ney Enterprise.
lie somewhat suspiciously)-"You
say you never loved anybody but me?
Hal is That true, Maud?" She
'llarry, your looks tcrrify me! Have
have been too bold in letting yea kiss
me SO much this cycning?" Ile-"No,
Maud, but you kiss like an old hand.'-
Chicago Tribune.
Force, gentlcmen," said the pro.
fessor, 'ana power are always found
in large Gonics. Sometimes the SMALL
est things will be powerful than
tho great m Can you give INC an IL.
lustrat,on, Mr.. Howitin?" "The axe Of
truinps. sin" replied tho student. Law.
renee American.
Doctor-'.You see. wiley dear. ;
have pulled my patient through, after
ALI a very critical case. l can tell
you" "ics. dear hubby; but then you
are such an excellent physician! All! ii
had only known you five years earlier,
l feet certain my Observation-Disclosures
would have. been savcd!"-Exchancc.
LILO Insurance Agent-"Come, can't
I place some insurance on your life?
We're all lia:.le to die at any moment,
you know" Citizen (who has had three
other agents In to seq him since reach-
ing his oficc)-''lhat's SO. Lite is I'M
certain. and it Is especially so with me.
My physician says ! am liable to drop
of at any moment with heart disease.
He gives mo only q couple of months to
live" Life Insurance Agent-.Ohi <
use me. There's no need Of pursuing
the subject further. Sorry to- have
troubled You. Good morning. Clifton
by Jovei that idea Of mine works
Nike o charm.n-Boston Courier
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
Some New pcna.t .ous.

We suggest tho following definitions:
A fanatic-a ! who is determined 10
do what we do not wish donc. Al csot-
ist-a man who feels his own ir>-or-
TANGO moro than he feels ours. a tS:v;
"a man who is lrnnin g belief Iit,cr Il
from Z. So. A prcjudiccl r,an-cac who
y not o nyinccd b. OIL; arguments.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
How TO Make lie I.i....pt.

We can if VIC will mako al interest in
life for ourselves. surprising that nonc
exists in our original circumstances.
We can study for the improvement of
our minds and tho enrichment of our
knowledge, or VIC can do good to those
who need hclp-Apod to tho poor or to
the sick. to the lonely or to tho sorrowful.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
COURT zlcHY.s JOKE. .
How /, IIun-ari,n .:nhic,nan Oatw:ttcd ~
N.en:, Custom. Nnicer.


The famous Hungarian. Count zichy.
who lived on Il p.inccly income in
Vienna. was. in his younger days. veil
known all over Europe on account of tho
bets he made and generally won. Once.
when there WAS ~ heavy duty imposed
on every head of cattle entering the
Austrian capital. Ii. r1udc IL bet that he
would carry u lamb Ga:y-frcc through
the gate of Vienna. and that the safe
keeper. who acts as imperial officer. adj
iEsting and receiving tho duty. would b.
glad to lot him pass.
Next morning. the Count. disguised in
the clothes Of a butcher, his butcher
knife in his hand. his shirt sleeves rolled
NJ. and carrying Il heavy sack on his
shoulder. ,h.dc his way to ono of the
fashionable gates of Vienna. says the
New York Ledger. But the watchful
officer soon cspicd him.
"What have you in hat sack. rcllow??"
IN dos. SIR
IA dog! Dog yourself! Down Will,
that sack! l know fellows like YOU
sometimes carry dogs in sacks through
the gates. and sell them for mutton in
town. Down with your sacll!'
"l;ut it's nothing but u dog. and a bad
dog. too. will
Never mind what you will. Down
with your sacll!'
The officer pulled the sack from tho
supposed butchers shoulder, cut the
string. and sure enough, ont jumped che
of the biggest dogs in Vienna. The dog
rushed against the faithful Government
servant. landed him several steps away
in the gutter. and then left for parts I'M
known. After him won't the Young
butcher. shaking his big knife before
the eyes of tho frightened officer, and
cxclaiming:
I'LL settle you after 1catch that dog
About two hours aftcrward, the face OF
the butcher again appeared before tho
raised window of the gatc-otIicc.
II have just caught that dog again.
Would you like to look at him?''
Get away! Get Out. you and your in.
fcrnal dog And with "a crash the win.
dow went down, and the smiling butcher
entered Vienna.
But no dog was that timo in his sack,
but the latest lamb that could be found
in the suburbs of tho capital.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
Testing His Affections.

nostettcr McGinnis Miss Esmor.
clda, if you only knew how much l love
you. There Ia no sacrifice I'd not BIO
willing to mako for your sake.
Esmerclda-Is that SO? Are you roal-
ly in earnest?
II am. indeed. Try mop
' "Thcn marry my Oldest slstcr, so 1T
will BIO my turn next. "-Tcxas Siftings.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
nmce.seekers I'm rranca.

In France there are upwards Of 10000
applicants for 800 vacancies in the
public service in the department of the
Seine. Four thousand persons applied.
for the places Of three ofiioc boys at tho
Hotel dc ville.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
a Preacher on Laughing.

Rev. DIR. Henson, pastor of tho Thirty.
Third Street BAPTIST Church: l am III
favor of laughing. preached g sermon
on laughing one timc in which l told q
story about a servant in my employ who
was much amused to SEQ mo turn q.
somcrsAult one day after family prayers.
1 did not blame the girl, for She had
been in The family of Il pious, good man
$50 good That he never cracked q smile.
lie was 80 good that hey put him III the
pcnitcntiary 10 keep tho outsida world
from ,onta,ninating him.
lr. Henson also told how his congre
gation once had IL laugh at his expense.
DIR. Vincent was to deliver his lecture
on ''Fcois." In introducing Him DR..
Henson said:
"Dr. Vincent will now give you his
lecture on Fools DR.. Vincent, l may
say, is himself n of tho best orators OF
IL church,"
81 may bo a fool" said DR.. Vincent,
in beginning. 'but l am not half as Zig a
ono as Dr. Henson would make you be.
licve."--Chicaso Tribune.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
NOT TO Be eLu7FeD.
Jay Gould's ConsiG rrnte Treatment OF
Man with n Good Ihins..

VuiSu ~ ~ Vtb VII
III some eccentric statia;ician should
happen to come along to make an cn,:-
mcration of MIR. Jay Gcull's virtues the
foremost entries ON his list would be
apt to tell of 'thc little mans" la.
thence. his willingness to wait, his l.n-
fusal to let anybody bluff him. Here l.,
n recent illustration, says tho New York
Times:
Some time ago, when half Il dozen di-
verse interests were contriving plans
for the reorganization of the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Railroad Company.
GoHla's cooperation was wanted all
around. and there have been suspicious
that his finger. unsupported, wax in va
rious slices OF the pic. Evidently,
though, there was II woi.la-le roor-
s,an:zlng party wnom Ec hadn't s'sccn."
which oversight. he was notified. i'm n
formal and rather warlikc fashion. nlrs.
be rcmcdicd. "lf l don't hear from you
by three o'clock Tomorrow" read the
message to Mr.. Gould. ~ shall proceed
regardless OF You. And - The "anu'
Was II rather lively threat.
. "ft's toolsad." Was tho N;oEllcommcnt.
w ~ w Ii,tNt Il1ItI WIN so lcll.S ANU
waste SO much time. George ttohis .on).
o Your hat and go rishtGowa 10 tho
street and present my compliment; and
say to this gentleman that / have heard
that procrastination is the thief of l.:ac:
if he's sot-*ueh a:-ocl thing he ~oush;n't
10 wait IL single nina.c."
That particular NJ. X. +. rcorsani-..
ton scheme WAS not heard of again.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.
-Dricl rose leaves imrart a pleasant
fvarrancn to :. room.

-Dricl 1850 leaves impart a pleasant
fragrance to u room.
Rub chalk all along the edge Of tho
door that ''sticks," then close it as
nearly as you can. The chalk will only
ON off on that portion of the door OPP
positc tho part that needs planning to
case the door. So you need not waste
.;our wood and time liz planning away
any other part.-Old Homestead
TO BIZ good, mutton should be fat
and the fat clear and hard. The lean CT
Tho meat should be q dark rcd. The
h~inl-Guartcr il best for roasting. Tho
ribs may be used FOR chops. and arc very
lelicatc. The leg should be boiled and
.ervrl with sauce. Cutlcts may 10
taken from tie ncca.--Farm and Fire.
side.
To color blue the goods should DO
clean, and to prevent sporting dip thoIl
into water just before putin !, them into
the dye. Use sof. water and have sui
Gcient Of the preparation to cover the
material we'll. Dissolve onc-ha,f table
spoonful of alum in q tcacupful of hot
water, add this to II gallon CT cold
water, then add cEcmic blue (cXtract of
inaigo). one tcaspounsul at IL time, TO
obtain ti.e depth of color dcsi:cd.--N.
y. World.
-rarsnip sour.-scrapc and cut III
slices halfa dozcn good sweet parsnips,
and boil very tender. Rub through a col
ander anl add to tho water in which they
wcrc boiled, with u little celery or par
slcy if possible and q generous bowl of
cream. Season with salt and cayenne:
use celery seed also. or celery salt if the
fresh celery is not to be had. Serve
with fried or toasted bread in dice.
Carrots may be used in tho same way.
Both make a worry good soup.-country
Gentleman.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
About M.rnetlc .Needlee.

A curious fact is given by q; manufact-
urer of magnetic needlea He says: "a
few years ago we madc an experiment
in this way. We had prepared . large
number Of magnetic needles. all made
from the same plate Of steel, all made
by n man, our best workman, and %
nearly alike as possible. They were all
tried On the same center, and the read
fngs Differed" be said. 'by from moth
ing To q whole degree. VIC consider
tho difficulty insnperable." Now the,
question is " neither OF nat this error. Sc
1t be an error, or Disagreement Of tir5
needles. is caused b. impcrfcction In the
manufacture, or is It some principle In
magnetism that we do n0t undcrstand1
Academy.
-Drowning's grave was dug Close ID
the front OF Caanccrs monument, cxact-
~ between II and tho lnonusncntof Cows
ley, in tho cast iaids Of thc south, tran.
scpte yses:sa.astcr Abbey. known q
the lsue,ss3 Co:nor.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
HUMOROUS.

-sho (tragically)-"Talsc back the
heart that thou gavcst." IIc-"Ncvcr
mind the hcart--iust fork Owe that
diamond ring."--Epo"h.
She cMnn into the theatcr,
And down She proudly sat,
Then tcatc.l forth TIC orchestra:
"E..c.e did you get t..at iatY"
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pocket. His good luck got the best Of his
sense, and at the end Of three years Ga9an
found the end Of his purse strings, and the
Herald suspended.
By that time the placers were nearly ex-
hausted. and but a few hundred people re
manned IN the town. The last issue Of the
Herald came out on the morning OF July 3,
1856, The column rules were turned and
the paper was heavily draped in mourning.
Under the announcement at the head of the
editorial column, that that would be the
last issue of the Herald were the following
scriptural quotations:
"As for man, his days are az grass; as .
flower of the field 90 he flourisheth.''
'For the wind passeth over it, and It il
gone; and the place thereof shall know it
NO more"
Two days later the remainder of Meadow
Lakes population. with GaRan at their
head. left the town, and when the Sacra-
the party separated and went to the various
mining camps. GaRan went to San Fran
cisco and got employment as printer. He
worked at his trade in the various print
ing Offices ON the coast until 1877, when he
died in the hospital at Sacramento, penni.
less.
Remarkable stories are told of GaQan's
extravaganza while he was in the mines.
He was in the habit of standing on the
street corners in Meadow Lake in the even
ing and throwing small sacks Of gold dust
into the roadway, to be fought over by the
young urchins of the town. On ono occa-
sion, the Fourth Of July. he printed a spe.
cial edition of the Herald and paved every
street in Meadow Lake with them. Nc
teams were allowed on the street that day.
The Herald plant was never removed
from Meadow Lake, and to-day tho press
and engine. rust-eaten and worthless, stand
in the Herald Office just as they were left
nearly forty years ago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-03
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort Of
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup Of Figs was first produced tho world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it is the only remedy which is
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse the
system gently in the springtime, or, in fact,
at any time, and the better it is known the
more popular it becomes.
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Reduced Rates to Miles city.

Reduced Rates to Miles City.
On account of the Custer County Horse
Fair and Sale association Sept. 10Th to Oct.
9th, the Northern Pacific railroad will make
. rate of one and one-tifth fare Helena to
Miles City and return. Tickets on sale
Sept. 2Sth, Oct. I'd, 18th, 9Th and 9Th. Good
returning until Oct. 18th.
CHAs. s. FEE.
G. p. T. A., st. Paul.
A. d. EDaAR, Gen. ARt., Helena.
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VISITORS

Are cordially invited immense warerooms whether in
tending purchase where will be pleased to show you
stock every department displayed Montana
Larger stocks than be by all Helena competitors
bned and prices that they will dare not meet Our
shipments all from direct and IN such quantities
the very of freight and are bought tor
spot cash only.
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81 Mammoth Furniture House K
rniture, CARPETS, wall PAPER, House Furnishing Goo

ao bedroom Office and library
ows springs comforts blankets sheengs and all kinds Of bed
ing magnificent line of paintings echings and engravngs
oe picture frames moudngs An immense stock
carpets wall paper all the shades and coorngs VIM
shades and chenille curtains silk curtains conce poles
sk Agent for Iuala ir The CsGlrata Bllfic &Vil Iaclils.
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Health is Wealth!

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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
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send the purchaser our written guarantee tn re-
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. cnre. Guarantees issued only By H. y. Parchen
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