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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21
iron Property Sale.

Tile Mine bank 81 tttatad OH the Shen-
alltleaii Valley RAILROAD, about sixteen
miles Southeast of Stanton, Was sold
by the heirs of Isaac Newton, deceased.
to the Virginia Mining and Investment
Company Tor @55.G0o. Tie mise bank
solid ore. There is about 1900 acres IN
til4. !, I'd.
this is tie most compact body OF ore i'll
the State, exceptionally free from clay
and rock, and can be mined at great
profit. A railroad will be constructed
Shenandoah Valley branch of the Nor
felix and Western. and all the necessary
appurtenances for mining on a large
scale be placed. This property adioins
and indeed is surrounded by what is
locally known as the Frotter property,
containing above 10000 acres, and be-
longing to A. A. Iiowe.sof New York.
An option has been secured on this large
and valuable mineral territory, and ar
engagements are being n.da.to close it If
possible
Messrs Moore and HILBERT, of Stauii-
ton, whose card is Ia another column. as
mineral experts, Were Instrumental III
efTeeting the sale of Mine ba.ik. and are
handling the Trotter property. Other
properties in the South River district
are being worked by the Virginia Mining
and Investment Company with good
Weld OF ore At the Forrer property
near Stuart $ Draft, a washer has been
placed and a superior quality. Of ore
is now ready for slipmept-solne of
which has already been taken To the de
pot West of this. or what is locally
known as fAe CoIfey place, a fine body
of ore has been exposed. and the promise
there is very ilattering. Round Hill,
near Barter Brook, in the same range.
as the Cofey place, has been optioned
by tile Virginia Mining and Investment
Company, and will be tested for ore
which is believed to exist there III great
abundance
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21
ll0lGr 0SSGlgar.
More Doctors.

The State Medical Board Of Virginia,
ilsession hast week i'll Richmond gave
certificates TO 10 physicians out of 70
who applied. Three eolored persons
were examined Two OF tiieln passed.
One Of them reached the highest possi-
bic point in his examination iii surgery.
The cooresl candidate, who fsiledsto pass
Has presented himself at eauh exalnina-
ton for two or three years. I'll ways with
tie same result. The two eolored men
medical college Of Raleigh, n. G. Tie
following is d fnll List Of the graduates:
Edward a. Thomas, Wytheville; Robt.'
t;rigg Reese, StssuiltoiE Austin Miclftl
Nelson county; John Walker, ilynch,
burg; VIM NJ. Mckinney, Augusta co..
James Edward ponlpkins, FredericISs
burg; w. Il. Siren. Highland county,;
Edward NJ Sflina Orange county; Robt.
". Robinson Danvile. A. e. Martin,
Caroline county: 3. Il. e'orry, King Viii
liam county: Walter T. Hartman, Stslun-
ton; w L. Dalb., Northampton county.
G. B. Miller, RappalsaniiociS county; A. 5.
Cover, Carroll eoanty VIM. N. Tun
stall. Ntlson county,: Chas. r. AleXal-
del. fcoloreEi4 Lynellbur ] L. Dietrich,
uenrico county; James K. rocket,
Iazewell county; Henry B. Bdlnunds,
.Sniytlie coual v; rank Lee Campbell,
Pare county: e. Jarvis Bowens {eoloret)
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21
The Potts Creek Iron Interest.

A special dispatch from Charleston
w Va, to the Baltimore SIN. Of the
It'll inst, has the following information
relating to the West Virginia and Pitts
burg railroad, and its plans to tap the
I Chesapeake and Ohio, as well as TO de-
velop the resources of the Potts Creek
section, owned by ex-senator Camden,
| president OF the road, and a number OF
other capitalists. The Potts Greek ex-
tension will expose very rich iron re-
gion and deyelopa degree Of wealth, al
most fabulous in extent The Potts
Creek road Will tap aud accommodate
The western portion of the y.o45 acres
owned by the Rich Patch Company, now
operating and shipping ore from the
eastern part Of it, tile company having
constructed railroad en its own ac-
count tn connect with the Low Moor
road, and the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way immediately west Of Low Moor
Furnace. The Potts Creek road wi /
add greatly 10 the available value Of the
property of the Rich Patch Company,
as we'll as all the other properties i'll that
locality, and be an Important factor in
the development OF that marvelously
rich mineral belt. The correspondent Of
the SIN says;
Tx United States senator Camden is in this
city today In conference with Judges snyder
aild DIT, Of the supreme Court Of the state ana
Messfs. Thayer and Savage. Of. Charleston, aud
Judge Harmon ana Mr.. Patton, of Cincinnati,
and others, members of Potts Creek iron ore
syndicate lie correspondent of the sstta saw
Senator Camden. who talked freely of the con-
summation of the purchase of the iron ore dis
trist and railroads to- he baiit for its develop
ient. lie spoke enthusiastically of the extent
ef the iron ore On Potts i'reeA ana Of It's early
Development by railroads; that the present oil,
iaet is to complete the titesto tie property and
to commence the development Of it at once.
that the West virginia and Pitts,ucg i;airo;t,,
Company now has surveyors in the Held lookin;,
over the line from the tsauleg fiye, III connec
ton with the, chesapeake ana Ohio Road, and
that the railroad would j,e built up Potts Greek
anl III operation within twelve to fifteen
inoptIs.
TIE west sirginia and Pttsburs road Will
form a direct ne frsim tile iroifora regions of
Virginia. through the centre Of West Virginia to
pittsanrs, and with its arrangements with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Road viii iaassstiiis iron
ore development she Of the largest aid most
productive III this section. Tie length Of TIM
road from Morgantovh to tile Virginia STATE
line viii be about Two ifndreii miles Ill West |
virginia, passing through tire largest audsye1
anea eoal ana timber region Of tile state. There
is 10 bcexllended in West Virginia about i've
niilloNs Of dollars, for Which the money has
all been raised and one hundred ami thirty
mites of the road constructed ana IN operation.
The road Is nov completed TO BraXton Court /
House and under contract to the Galley river |
a movement IS also foot Is bliild line from
Clltilestoniip Elk TO israxten Court House. to |
connect with the West Virginia and Pittsburg
road 1T tlat point.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21

Having determined to retire from business
offer for sale, upon liberal terms my entire out
At, consisting Of
II head OF fine horses. COTS 10 first-cass ear
riagcs, IL sets frs: class carriage harness. Ii sets
first class buggy harness, wagon harness. 3 sets
express harness, i;ent's saddles, 5 ladies sad
dies, ID riding brides, first-class Surres as
p3;eton, 10urtlaI:d sieigns . Bob seiglis To-
passenger sieighs,2 onlnI%assas, 2 Taily-ho's,2
Platform pleasure Wagons, z Dayton wagons, g.
~ press 1fa-s}ssS, ! read wagons :, horse plat
form express wagon. sulky, Office furniture z
sets blacksmith tools, set Fairbanks ulstGoGln
scales. ,gat.f ilGcef cutting be-, 20 livery 0sag-
eoatS aud iseayer hats. linen clusters 50 wilasss
rJues <; summer TD0es extra pOies antt shafts
cats, l5fnes,, and 5z;a Oh ll sets sleigh bells
% N.llps, static s':o2siis, forks, ev.fy cGinbs,
brushes 5isoNeiss ~, &c.
5faaiss ds52Q.d vita electricity and gas and
sJ4sl,ite& with eieefF5e bells.
8isTe Is rs lcc6s35s il the South Offering great
e. advantages for carrying on successfully this
gag q business tran 5taunt0n; as the success
34Y. achieved viz amply attest, and which Is
lznemD to THIS entire community.
5ie CITY si0sY has & population of ten thousand
i5o)ie, with d SGrong probability of an addition
o. two or three thousand more in the next II
n5cNtlIs It Is the fulcton OF the Baltimore aud
One, a.,d the Chesapeake and Ohio railroads,
aud Tgsve 10 she rural districts during the sum
Iler season. aud to the various watering places
caver.g, &c. surrounding this city, creates a
aafnsii fo1 livery unsurpassed by any place Of
ifsslza IL t:sS f1pntFy. Will sell my splendid
oTaf. Whole, istfi Also sell or lease my IL
Iso1i0ue Stables W;tu accommodations for LOG
52eFses to 5i1e purchaser. address,,
EDWARD BURKE,
apr a2 e Staunton, Va
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
Iron Gate.


This beautifully located town can
boast Of as many substantial and per
nalent improvements as any locality ia
the State. 1t Is favored with ONE of the
most complete hotels il Virginia, with
all modern appointments, everything
neat and e}eanlv, wel supplied table
attentive servants, and managed with
excellent Judgment and taste, One ad-
vantage that wlllattrart strangersis the
ample supply Of pure, fresh litilia wafer,
pipea from i bold spring a short I;s's
lance. and conveyed 70 every part Of the
bailding supplying bath rooms, and a.
other necessary appendageas of y .iirSt-
class public resort.
The Lithia Hotel near the. railroad Is
generally filled to its capacity and isy
doing thriving business.
A bank has been recently chartered
with y maximum cpaital OF S20o,oG il
shares OF Sss5 eacli, and is now in opera,
ton office IN the hotel with the fol
lowing officers: j. L. .'s3derson. Rich
inend president; Geo. ! anderson Iron
Gate, cashier; Byrd .,rwicll, e. s:
Valentine, Merriwetft jones. J. Ander-
son. William j. Boytir john Pope and =.
A. Saunders, OF Richmond; George j.
Andersou, j. G. Tliiaferro aad I. 6.
Jones, Of Iron Gate. Annual meeting
of stockholders will be held at Iron Gate
June ist, 1891.
The Alliance Agriculture Implement
Works are iii full operation. turning out
iirst-elass work, and orders are ahead Of
supply. So great has been the demand
for the produets-of this industry that 1t
= esiis .'iaaVe's' eil''sssse eit ca 2aelss
q ths 'laat ai's' stlii ~ w. - '7's'i
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21

TWILIGHT.

81 solitude IL twilight hour.
our natures seem to grow,
Ana revert with wontirous power
80 scenes of long ago.
The solemn Whispering Of the wind
seems tuned 10 llill our care.
And plays with the dreaming mind
Some halfsfarsotten air.
Perhaps renlofse may cause sigh
TO scape the guilty breast.
AS phantoms Of the past hit by
ARA mar its Honted rest.
s,lat IL, niiaan early love appears
JUST Is we thought i Then,
We press ii to the heart it ssars
As tliapgn Il IiVeG again,
lis thent hclost 'swliatm!sht have beell''
steals back to mock oar fate.
And raise the wish which is but sin
When wishing comes too late.
on, mystic hoar with visions fraueht
Of forms and days gone ny,
Way these saa longings all unsought,
Say, canst thou tell me why:
iffnn Fore, Va. J. w
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21
"WHEATLAND" FOR SALE.

EAA cords of seasoned wood delivered on
eESteJ our side track on the =. Y. Q. Railroad
or at our brick yard. REEVE rs GAIT, Mana
ger Stanton Improvement Co, stanton, Va.
apr 955
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21

NOR RENT-Store recently fitted up and suit
e able for any business Apply TO
PERRY & BRO.
MARI Main and New SIS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21
DIRE - GOODS.

And is prepared 80 ma tl5t1 ~ IN 5tie ]ess and
lstest, q. s3s s,ys5ss fcsi rs Fl and 10 please.
IL E-sE:EI ~ LES AR iiaats. : I
G4joI}S sc 81 tss. asle to make 1 d'iisF
SETS OF PEasg A7tasG{773 or gI,9. fssfi
maze q the lsss ss3yc04 ed s5g4es, ssis1 ~
rau56d 10 give 1Sz0zs esssyts ALSO stsa,i -
10 he Yaaae eiee ss,5zsfs 4 .iesireE,
All Gsg i eai, @isou1ug saat any Tasse cen
a5eIs "a. aUTCEEsoa
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21

\ gentleman frnm Massachusetts,
stopping at the McCurtly House. made
inquiry of us Tuesday evening, rs to the
resources Of tilis locality upon which
dependence IS placed for he growth of
Clifton Forge aud this district. When
We explained to him the phenomenal
mineral wealth ali around us, his sur
prise was expressed III another question:
Why has this not been known before,
and why have these lands not been prr>
chasesgN The simple response to this
was that no effort had beef, made in the
past to invite ca pital. and that home
means were limited. He expressed q
desire to become fnrther acquainted
with this part and wished to know
whether any Of tire stock in tile iron
companies was on the market for sale.
He said he would return here in Il short
time, and look further into the matter,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21

Mr. Archie Sands, 81 Roanoke, was III
town last week. representing Aliens
Imperial Ministries which will appear in
Clifton Forge on the 27th OF May.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

In what arc known a. readym ade
houses. before the owner or tenant takes
POSSESSION, the walls are hung with paper
selected by the builder. In whose eyes the
patterns arc most beautiful on which the
largest trade discounts are allowed. and
throughout the house la every detail the
stamp Of chcapness il impressed
In this article 10 r. the intention to show
what can be done for q small amount Of
money. The moot common error in design
Ing . low cost house Is an attempt to So
cure TOO many rooms. forgetting that every
square foot Of groand covered increases the
rest proporsionsiiy.
II IL therefore absolutely necessary that
pne room must serve double OF even treble
or qusaruple purpose. and ths whole spirit
OF the design should BE- one OF simplicity.
In the Illustrations herewish given there
h one large room In the first story which
occupies the entire width OF the house and
ssrvss the fourfoId purpose Of living room.
dfaiug room. parior and sitting room, with
door communicating with the staircase
hall and kitchen. with n fireplace nsnfei.
hearth and CRATE complete between the
doors, with tue connected 70 the centrally
located chimney.
The windows In the first story are dis
sributed in . msnner which gives . unique
appearance to the front ~ the house. The
main entrance il placed ~ the side Of the
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
a NOME FoR $1,000.

4hh DoAsn coabsass Art VIII Convex.
tsoes snA ChsspAsss.
tC1Vyy1UAA -. ~ American Psso Asosla-
t4on.l
Little attention has bsen given By archi-
tscts to the Designing Of small and cheap
houses, because Of the small fees attached
30 such services The result has been that
In low cost houses the builder has had the
field TO himself Too much has been left TO
him. He naturally views building opera
tions wholly from . practical standpoint,
snd n often responsible for many incon-
Yruisies Ia design, construction and plans.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
live stock.

CHICAGO. Nov. 20
CArrL.-Markst rather active and prices
were fairly we'll supported. Quotations ranged
~ O. s036. 30 .or prime to shipping Steers: ASo
0Aso for uood - fancy do 8osS1Ae % for COM
mon 70 medium do: s. do0A2s for hutchcrt
Steers; ei.scoaeo for 6tochsrs; oeOoa 10 for
TEXANS; q. scDA 20 for Hsagsvs; e&so(ss 20 for
Feeders; ti.5og3 50 for ssews; tl.s3o2. Is fos
Bulls. and q. 53SD5 25 for Veal Calves.
Hoos-Market rather active. Coed heavy lots
nrm. and prices tribe higher. Medium. grades
steady. Common and rough lots dull ard
about Be lower. Sales ranged Ut o. 40&2 50 for
Pigs; HlD1a - fer light; tasS0s75 for rough
packing; taks0aso fsr mixed and sa.sooAes
Tor heavy packing end shipping ,ssa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

This parrseunzx sps osst snoet nxxeen ous
la<s. bzs oas a,4as Al home could DC made
flar eoess.s<4oly i,-ss- From ten 70 tssivs
dollars xsaia osss~ssly eoysr al neesssaxy
sxp<osaa. Anetksr very similar one. bzs
mach hAaGsofssr. Is Of mahogany Aad
iHsl with nlrrssA fais sost swsaxy-Gvs
GessaEs. Decorator and Furnishes
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
HIS EAGER FOR PEACE
HIS RESIGNATION INSISTED UPON
AZ oss - the Tsr.s Upon which the
ksbsls Wili Dfspsrss and 6sstsrs
Tease fa BrsxsI-EeasseA
10 in-

--1Royrrvrpro. Nov. so.-Daroz Lu-
serns, president of EonsecA's council Of
ministers, has proposed to the insur-
gents that they state the cause OF
esasas II sAsir grievances. and aiso on
what conditions thsy viii dispsrse their
forces and bring shs insurrectioa 10 an
end The tanss say they will only lay
down shsir aims whsn fsnsees resigns.
Tonseca's overthrow and humiliation
appear 70 be the sole idea that now
possesses shs minds Of the hnsurgentA
Oshss Brazilian hswA
The split in the PROVINCIAL junse In
Rio 6rands do Sui is due - differences
Of opinion DR. Assiz Brazil and Bar
POS Basal two of the most prominent
msmbsrs, have res gned W consequence
OF connection with the revolutionary
movement
Passengers on q steamer which AZ
rived hare Thursday from Rio Grande
du Sol ports say that the revolution
WAS started by the captain OF the frigass
Redsrigo Roea in conjunction with GER
tain garrisoas Of thu state. Entrance to
the river 10 guarded by torpedoes and
troopA Buoys have been removed BY
order Of ths Uruguay government
Only foreign warships and merchant
men are allowed passage
Ysassss ssrisssly N
LospsN. Nov. eo.-A dispatch Just
seceivsd here from Brazil says THAI
Marshal de Tonseca 10 seriously i'll IL
Is added that his principal siiment y
extreme nervous prostrztion-
Y Wnlisg - Lay Dswa His PowsrA
BuESos AYRxs, New. 20. Refugees
from Brazil say that FonsecA, alarmed
by the popular dissatisfaction with The
Dictatorship. IL fastening prepara-
tions for the new election, and
no promises to lay down tho
powers he has assumed - soon
~ . new congress IL chosen. ronsecs
has increased the pay Of army o~cers.
! who have absolute control over the
men. the latter being hardly capable Of
'lntelligens reasoning and blindly obedi
: emit TO their supsriorA As tho soldiers
are excluded from voting they feel little
interest In questions Of civil govern
msnA De Fonssca's strong point u
said 70 b his popularity with the CON-
nanding officers. with nearly all Of
whom he u on terms Of eomradeship
and who look on his government O.
their own creation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
GRAND RAPIDs. MARKETS.
Prices to rarmsrs.

GRAIS-Wheat 90c; corn. soc; oats. See; rye.
76c barley. s. 20 y cwt; buekwhcat. SOC y bu.
MEArs-Beef. 4laGs1c; pork. 41sG434c; NUT
ton. SC; spring lamp. &c: fowls. l9Sc; spring
chicken. s,sloc; veal. 615c; turkeys. l0@llc;
ducks. l0c.
PRoDuCE-Butter. &c; eggs. 21c; potatoes. %
q 2oce bu; bets. 25c Z bu; onions. Csc y blu;
apps. 81. 256ssi75 y bbl 75c9 257 bu.
Nooi-W ashsd. 2D92Sc: unwashed. l4G2Oc.
HAY-Timothy. $l6 ton; clover. sl2@1S = ton /;
straw. S. a ton.
HfDEs AND T,IIows-Green. &c; steers. over
20 lbs 51lc; cured &c; calf pkins. green. SC; calf
skin. cured. 6t<e tallow. rough. Isc; pelts. 60c
&Sl. 50; dekin, l5ty2 DC.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

Scale Of Prices Established by the Cfty
Dealers.

Dealers.
Local buyers have received quota
tons for fur from eastern shippers,
and have established prices as follows:
Bear. large. SIS. s. and So; Beaver. per h..
81 and 81; cat wild. soc. zoe and 10c; cat.
l5c; fisher So and ss; fox. red. s0c and 6oc;
fox. gray. Coo and zoe; fox. cross. 81. s. and
$50; lynx. S2-25 and 81; muskrat. fall l0c. Sc.
ST. 75c 6ec and SOC ,otter ss S. g. and 81 so; rae
coon. soc. Hc. loo and SC; skunk. black. 81. 40c
and 2oc; skunk. narrow stripe. 3oc and sc;
skunk, broad stripe, l5c and Toe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

RADCLIIF 4 Holt -Beliabe upbclsserers
A. II III South Division-st-. have the largest
sans" employ the most competent nee and
vii give yoa regular rsses whether you ASK
for them or rot BY 'pbspInG Ne. gp or Sc after
business keurA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
MosRY TO loan.

MoNEY-l.oaned IN laree or smalI sums for
IA short time ON Any FORM Of good security
Frank A. Werner. 30 AsaEsssL
no YOU WANT hoSEY7--If % you will
borrowing.
We make loans on household goods pianos
horses. wagons. or personal property Of any
kind nj the lowest possible rates aRd In the
quickest poss bic time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property Is left In your undisfurbed pos
session.
Loans can he carried ~ long - desired or
can be paid In full. or IN part. NJ sny time to
SUIT your convenience. and any part paid re-
duces the cost OF carrying the loan.
III you owe . balance on furniture piano or
other property. We viii pay IL ap for you ana
carry IL as long as ycu desire.
Our ofnccs are the m oct pleasant IN the city
and are 30 arranged that parties calling upon
Us may be waited upon quickly and ceurte-
ousiy.
Remember that you have the use Of both the
property and the money and can return the
money 81 any tina
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE 10 AN Co
Room z Tower block.
Corner Of Monroe. Pearl and canaf-sts
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
Business Block for Sale!

Tss hrsrS bfeck lccst.< On weG prflcp g.,
Yes W. f<s ae5 fsz r. Ger sste. Else4 cor tatps
three sse~esl 7be s~cspe escs y - ss5see ~
WH e<E fc1 rssh e. ~in sste psvs u 81
sFsssvS q =; 4 < Z & IL es s =
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
Prices to Consumers.

TLouR AND FxEp-LiIy White. SIS; Patent.
Ss.6 n cwt; buckwheat -four. 50 . cwt; corn
meal. 81 - cwt; feed. s2S1S24 per ton; mid
dlinss, S2l = ton; pran. slI q ton; ships. sE q
ton screenings. SIS = ton
MEar-PoTk steak. i0c; roast. Zoe; ribs. Sc;
tenderlOiu. f2iSc; ham. l2c beef steak. stl0c
roast, 81 ice: rib. &C: mutton. celtic; spring
lamb. 6t716e: spring chicken. nesl6c; turkeys.
14eol6c; ducks. lfesi6c-
PRoDUcE-Butter. sc; eggs 25c: potatoes.
Soc = bu; beets, l5e = PIX; onions &c p PIX (;
beans. soc y PIX; peaches. soc 2 PIX: apples.
9aca35c 8 PIX; grapes, l0S2oc 3 Id; pears. SOC
Goo per doz-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
roassr.E-sr.nkIsAxEprs

fe8sfas ssa sftst nfls v<r iecst~e N .
fafDfns feanfrs 4sa fn the very lest repair
Ca - Hsie - SO hne hosspess sed Res
A~sss patf ~sik Bot masf ~ soi1 ~ . great
- 49, e~ssn - rse essfA ~ t,e s~n<r. OF
~ffi srs@e fer xeRs er.us Ressas p-ee>rfY.
esll ~ g. ssA : Nee Hessesuss sseek A. r.
ssssss~l sleFf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

E>oR zs1E@fbesp3 . ssos S.yns Aa~re~s
- N>st FFfAf~st ftrxera1f Frsns.
fs~s = N>~t Nfzaf~ 81. re.l state na1 frs
lssS<~ee< nGs1tes tes<pe>ae ia
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