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Dodge City times., 1891-05-22
MRS. IDA BE ADIE,
As G. B. Rouss's Agent, at
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Receives every week Hats Ribbons and Flowers fresh from
the New York market and at surprisingly low figures.
silk wound ordinarily sold double the
$3.50
onys
yellow and FULL
only 75c Lovelybu flowers al tmeHu and low
Scand
n Lovely Neapoit brno
ordered
straw wbrads N nnewestsh irons
vevetho
Yorkno
children Hats for big
boysorl drnd
will
is dior cutting
Dodge City times., 1891-05-22

The burying of the hatchet between
Cleveland and Hill at the New York
banquet docs not seem to have been
enduring. The feud has broken forth
again, on the already harassed democ
Dodge City times., 1891-05-22

The Denver people presented Presi-
dent Harrison with 4 silver brick.
This was suggestive, but highly inap-
propriate considering Harrison hos
tility to that metal.
Dodge City times., 1891-05-22

o. yir.as Of IN order of sale issued ont Of the
District Coari Of Ford County, kans:s, wherein
j. =. Naikin- was plaintiff, aEd Henry Silleit,
i;Fy l. >ilieft ana II. juneau were
dc i4nis- VIII, cn TEesday, April 18th.
1871. & iac hour Of , O'Clock p. m. 1t the front
Dc1r u the building now used as court honse in
H., IS a. Dolse City, Coanty OF Ford aEi State
~ .ra1--. r.: t9- sele a, public anctica 70 the
III -4 -c-, for cash il hard ell the Tign;,
"a. -.t t s-- - tue above uaEed defendants
ID s-. iatE. following described real property,
s.-7;ll is .5se Iogaty a. For: aud State OF Kan
s.... 10 vH'. Northeast gaErier y. section twenty
ri.a- ts- a. -. ,Heniy eight, range tweniy-oEe,
~. - EtLL n,
Dodge City times., 1891-05-22
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CHICAGO, Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
HORRIBLE CRIMES.
ARREST OF DR.. .. "A. p. BAKER AND MRS.
WyNDtiAM r. alLMER.
Discovery Of "a Revolving Conspiracy. Wife
Murder, and the Attempted Muir
der ola Betrayed Husband.
rspoo.sl ,eleersm % the DIspatch.l


ABINGDON. Va, May 5.--The sensation
caused by the arrest OF DR.. John A. 7.
Baker, in this town. and Mrs. wyndham
K. oilmer AZ the house Of her husband near
Montgomery, on Sunday afternoon, IL indie
ecripabie Nothing else 10 talked Of from ono
end Of the county to tho other. Or. Baker Ii
charged With uxoricide and being an accessory
Of Mrs Gilmer IN an attempt 10 rid herself Of
her husband by poison.
oRI0fs OF THE DISCLOSURE
The discovery Of batch OF old letters IN the
late dwelling Of DR.. Baker, near Montgomery, a
half mile west Of here, led 70 tho disclosure Of
this horrible crime and reveals a long criminal
intimacy between tho accused parties. Mrs.
GlmcT Is said 70 have confessed 10 oil, aud tells
Of most revolving conspiraey--ono the human
mind would seem almost Incapable ofc0nsoiving.
The preliminary bearing will be held hero to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock.
DR. RAKgR IN JAN
Owing TO the prominence OF the two families
everything has been Kept Us quiet ~ possible.
Dr. Baker was placed 10 iail hero this morning.
Hon. John A. buchanan and James J.. White
ksQ., have been retained "a counsel.
MRS. euYERs CONFUSION.
II Is reported that IN her confession before
Magistrate Cunningham yesterday Mre. Glliner,
IN substance, stated that she was assaulted by
Baker nye years ago, during the absence Of hor
since then she has boen completely under his
power and subservient 70 his will.
A CRIMINAL CONTACT.
They contracted that he should rid himself OF
his wife and abe Of her husband, and thea they
were 70 DO married. Mrs. Baker died almost two
years Ago
She further stated that Baker had left poison
70 be administered 20 her husband by her Ia
moderate doses, so that sudden death would
arouse no suspicion.
bis LIFE SAVED.
The insidious poison did It's work faithfully and
GIlmer approached nearer the Jaws Of the grnye
every day, when his brother, DIR. Scott Gilmer, OF
Russell. paid a timely visit and saved his bro
ther's life. Tho trial win be Of a most sensa-
tiOnhl character.
THE ACCUSED PAIR.
DR.. Baker Il Nifty years Of age, Of fine appear
ance. fivo feet ten inches tall, and weighs 200
pounds. lie has two grown sons and two daueb-
ters. Mrs. Gimer was Miss Margaret Cecil, OF
Pulaski county, Va, blonde OF prepOssessing
appearance, about thirty-hye years OF age. She
Is an accomplished woman, Of great intelligence,
and has I've children. Mr.. Gimer Is n substan-
tial farmer and highly es.eemed citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
McRAckgN IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Quite Satisfied with His New Quarters
York Republican Nominees.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May s.--Thomas J..
McCracken. who was recently tried ut
FrodericknburR for the murder Of his father and
edindecd insane by the Jury upon the evidence
OF medical experts, arrived here yesterday at the
insane asylum In charge ofspedal06icer Albert
Bloxton. AZ he was driven up from the railway
stati. he was enjoying cigar and wore an air
OF perfect indifference. IL hae been known here
for eeverRl days that McCeacken would DO
brought 90 this asylum, and that his relatives
woro exceedingly anxious 70 get him out o. tho
Fredericksburg jail as soon as possible. Upon
his arrival az the institution he WAS locked np,
and appeared 20 be quite well sat.sficd with his
now quarters. and IA an asylGrn oiicer put ",
talked ~ rational as any one, and did not see
anything crazy about him."
WANT RIGHT or WAY.
spe,iai session Of tho City Council was held
laet evening TO hear tho application OF Mr.
Thomas II. Cross, representing tho Postal Jeie-
graph Company, for right OF way on Francis
street 10 erect their telegraph tine. The Council
appointed a committee 10 look into The matter
and report at n special meeting to DO held sGtur-
day night next.
YORK HEYrBLcLSs.
The Republican convention for York county
has placed She following ticket in the field: For
sherifi, Gregory Spencer Commonwealth Attor-
ney, W. H. Power: Treasurer, Thomas Lncscy;
Commissioner Of tie Revenue. - Redcross
(colorodl. Tho ticket Is not regarded rs very
etrong one and the chances are more than even
that the Democratic ticket, or at least greater
portion OF II, win be successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
o,tha miserr nit.

Human wretchedncss touches bottom IN sea"
sickness. Life IL held feathers weight by tne
unfortunate afflicted with Il. Why endure US
atrccious internal commissions when Hoeietters
stomach Bitters relieves them instanter7 MOI
only relieves but prevents. II IL not always on
the "briny" that traveller nausca Is chps-
hack 20 the horses or the locomotive sometimes
prodncss II In super-sensitiye stomachs. hos-
ietter's Stomach Bltters is always the ptompt,
remedy. Tho mischlevous propeiues on
unvTnoIesoroc or unsccustomed food, EXCESSIVE
fatigue, whether bodily or nentni, tho dyspepuc
tendency bred BY sedentary pursuits, the per
nicious effects Of exposure 20 extremes ~ tein-
eonntefacted by this genial preseryatyo OF
health. Cures also rheumatism; Kidney ana
bilious trouble. my o-Hs"p" Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

VALUABLE BONDS AND SECU-
NESDAY, MAY Q, 1891, Az II OCLOCR.-A8
executors OF the late Are. T.. L. White, We shau
at the above time at the auction-rcons OF y. y.
SEABURY, at the corner OF sycamore and cast
Taob streets, in Petersburg, Va, sell by auction,
TO the highest bidders, the following valuable
BONDS and SECURITIES:
UNITED STATES 4 PER CENT. CONSOL
BONDS, each for $500, due In 1907, interest
payable quarterly On January, April, July,
and October LIST.
1 UNITED STATES 4 PER CENT. CoNSoL
BOND for 800, due 1907, interest payable
quarterly az above.
2 CITY OF PETERSBURG PER CENT
BONDS. each for 1000, due in 1896, inter-
est payable january end July LIST.
2 CITY 0BPEIERSBURG PER CENT. BONDS,
each for $500, due April /, 1903, interest
payable April and October lat.
CITY oFPErERSBURGS PER CENT. BONDS,
each for $1,000 due May i, 1903, interest
payable May and November 1sl.
CRY or PETERSBURG PER CENT. BOND
for $1,000, due January 1, 1914, interest
payable january and July LIST.
CITY OF PETERSBURG O PER CENT. BOND
for $1,000, duo July 1, l0l1, interest pay
able June and December LIST.
2 BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, o PER CENT.
BONDS, each for $500, due In 1914, interest
payable January LIST in each year.
4 SHARES PETERSBURG AQUEDUCr CON-
PANY'S STOCK. These shares are entitled
90 the wator privileges.
All the above are COUPON BONDS.
Ii Is rarely that such valuable securities as
these are offered 10 the public now, and We ask
tho attention and attendance OF investors.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
II. JAMES GASQURT,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
Executors Of Mrs T. Z. White.
P.s. sEABURY, Auctionecr. my 1850
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
By Denoon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF THE
HANDSOME THREE-STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE
No. SOC EAST LEIGH STREET,
WELL-BUILT AND CONVENIENTLY
ARRANGED.
LOT 31lkx15O FEET.

BY virtue Of the provisions Of certain deed Of
trust dated January %, 1887. and recorded in
the Clerks O1ice Of the Richmond Chancery
Court IN Deadlock 132 "B,' page 4, default
having been made In the payment Of certain
note therein secured and being requested by the
beneficiary under said deed 20 to do we will sell
by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1891,
ut 800 o'clock 7. NJ, the above VALUABLE
PROPERTY, described In said decd as follows:
4" All that lot OF land with the improvements
thereon in the city of Richmond, known as No.
600, on the north side Of Leigh street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets, fronting on said
Leigh street 81 feet inches and running back
$50 feet more or less" The dwelling is well
and substantially built contains about ten
rooms besides the bathroom, etc, all OF which
are I'm excellent order. On the premises Is
large brick kitchen. This sale oilers an unusual
opportunity to home-seekers, as the location Is
central and the neighbOrhood all that could be
desired.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of executing
this trust and note OF $4,000 with interest
thereon from April 25, 1891, and the balance on
such terms as may be announced al sale.
+. b. MEADE, rrrstooe.
C. L. DENOON,( AiN9'7S'
DgEooN, UPPER & CO., AuctOneers. my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.
VIRGINIA GRANITE QUARRIES
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1891, IL NJ,
RICHMOND, VA.
By order Of the lIrectors OF

TIE RICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY,
we viii sell. on the premises, on the above date,
the LARGE AND EXTENhlyELY-DEVRLO
QUARRlE; Of the said company, located on the
western suburbs OF Richmond, Va. and con-
nected with ali the trunk line railroads through
the State.
The quarry consists OF 1sIS ACRES Of the
finest granite IN America, with 2la acres Of
dumping ground adjoining, below the level OF
the quarry. II is perfectly equipped and daily
flling orders for monumental, building, bridge,
curbing, and paving granite. thas all the neces-
sary tools, shops, sheds, dwellings, stores board
ing-house, Offices, telegraph and railroad station
on the promises. There are four engines and
boilers 1ngersoll driIl, hosting and polishing
machines, dcrricks, and other machinery on the
premises. Though the cost Of tho ground before
development was $50 ,0O0 and 800 600 subse-
quently spent In development, exposing mex
haustible quantities Of the beat granite never
theless the property viii be sold irrespective Of
its cost, the death Of the formor president and
the largest stockholder necees,tatea the sale.
TERMS: Ono third cash balance In one, two,
and three years with interest, secured by deed
OF trust, deposit OF $500 10 be paid AZ time Of
purchase. Conveyances viii leave the ONCE OF
the auctioneers for the quarries nj IL O'Clock
on the day Of the sale. You arc invited 20 at
tend. J. THOMPSON BROWN a CO.,
my Observation-Disclosures Auclionssgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
BURIED BY HIS BRETHREN.
Funeral OF Mr. james A. Banks, of VIII.
MISUNDERSTANDING Renominated.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
ToANo, Va, Nav 4.~-Charles H., son of
Mr.. James A. Banks, of Williamsburg,
died last Friday after lew days Illness, at New
port News, In the tWenty-seyenth yoar OF his
age. He was a member OF the Junior Order OF
American Mechanics, which chartered a coach
and brought his remains 10 Toano station ON
yesterday morning. His brother members were
all dressed In their beautiful regalia and buried
his remains at 0live-Branch church-yard, the
funeral rites having been conducted by Vice
Counsellor Krone according 20 the simple yet
impressive form OF said order. This order Is
now prosperous, numbering eighty members and
never having lost member by death before
this.
Chairman A. J. Barnes has called upon tho
Democrats OF the districts 20 elect delegates
next Saturday 70 the nominating convention 70
DO held In williamsburg the following Monday.
REPUBLICAN NoxIHzEs.
The Republicans, 10 county convention held
to-day az this place, nominated ell OF the present
incumbents--viz: For Sheriff, q. 4. Richardson /;
Commonwealth Attorney, A. 5. Peachy; Trea-
surer, John n. Dawson (colored): Commissioner
OF the Revenue, T.. r. Marst0n. The following
district nominations were made--viz: For Super
risors, q. W. Geddy, Henry Cranstopc, and j. W..
Casey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
OF
VALUABLE WEST-END LOTS,
SITUATED on GROVE AVENUE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF GROVE
AVENUE AND VINE STREET.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Charles l..
Steel 10 the undersigned. dated March II, 1889,
duly recorded IN Deadlock Nc. 1876 "a" page
25S, in the Clerks Ci1ce Of Henrico County
Court default having been made III the pay
ment OF notes therein secured. and being re-
duired 80 TO do by the beneficiary therein, We viii
sell by auction, on The premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY Il, 1891.
NJ 5l6 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed az fronting 40 7-12 feet on Grove
avenue. and running back 11O9-l2 feet to m
alley in common 20 feet wide, being known a. lot
no 100 In the plan OF Sidney. These lots are
loss than one square west Of the city limits and
are beautifully situated for building purposes,
being high and dry and in two squares OF tho
Lee monur emit Further comment Is deemed
unnecessary.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bear
ing per cent. interest from date Of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust upon the property.
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
II. RAND WEXFORD,
my6 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
By George :. Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT VERY
IN BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF GROUND COR
NER OF CHERRY AND ALBEMARLE STREETS,
FORMERLY THE CONFEDERATE LABORA-
TORY.-This property has been sub-diyided
into the following lots
-Four LOTS on Cherry corner Albemarle street,
3Ox11O feet each 70 1j-foot alley.
Two LOTS on Cherry adjoining above 3Oxl4B
feet each 70 20-loOt alley.
-Four LOTS on Albemarle street between
Cherry and Linden streets 1Sxl0O feet each TO
20-foot alley.
Six LOTS on Linden corner Automatic street
2OX100 feet each TO 15-fOot alley.
Six LOTS ON Linden street adjoining above
20xl40 feet each TO 20-foot alley-making To-
tai Of % LOTS.
BY request OF tho owner, we will sell by auc-
ton, on the promises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1891,
at 80 o'clock r. NJ, tho property above de-
scribed.
This property Is slightly above the street
grade, and without exception is the most desira-
BILE block OF ground for building purposes now
on the market. Plats showing tho subdivision
as above can be had OF the auctiOneers or will DO
mailed upon application to any address.
SALE WILL BEGIN CORNER CHERRY AND
ALBEMARLE STREETS PROMPTLY AT 515
O'CLOCK.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
my 3 GEORGE S. YASHON, Auctionecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
BY y. ". BOwe,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAU
L TIFUL RESIDESCR-LOT on MORRIS
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS, A PART OF THE PLAN OF NOR
TONS FLOWER-GARDEN, At AUCTI0N.-In
execution OF a deed Of trust dated 29th Of April,
1890, and recorded In Richmond Chlncory Court
in Deadlock 40 4, page 440, VIC will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1891,
at O'Clock p. NJ, tho VERY DESIRABLE LOT
mentioned above, beginning ! Is S-l2 feet north
OF Cary street and fronting % feet on tho eastern
line OF Morris street ana extending back betWee
parallel lines 03 9-12 feet on the north and
50 4-12 feet on the south 70 an alley 20 feet
wide.
This Lot is Just tho place for neat, small
residence. II IL convenient 70 street-cars and to
the new market, and the improvements made
and about 10 be made In the ncighbOrhOOd will
necessarily make 1t moro valuable when you
wish to sell.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray the expenses
Of sele aud to pay a note for $42O.55 with pro
test charges. and interest from % Of May, 1891,
and the residue on terms TO be announced at
sale. GEORGE 5. NASHON, JR,
n. ". BOWIE,
myO Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
By j. Thompson Brown Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.
II MUST BE SOLD.
AN EAST FItANKL1N-STREET RESIDENCE,
SOUTH SIDE BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETS,
No. oC3.

BY request o. the owner, a nonresident, we
will sell at public auction, On tho premises, on
MONDAY, MAY IL, 1891,
nj $50 p, 81, the above substantial and we'll
constructed thre6-stOry-and- BRICK
RESIDENCE No. SOS east Franklin street, being
next 20 the corn OF Eighth and Franklin streets.
Tue dw ling Is constructed in tho most sub
6tantlal manner, vita 10 looms, tatchcn with (
rooms; Is centrally !lcaleG-Nne block nom the
business centre o. tine city, Therefore adapted 20
onlce purposes, dentI apartl;c ais, &c. THO lot
fronts 22lS feet Win a depth OF 100 feet TO al
alloy.
Terms One third cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added and Sc
cured by trust decd
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
my 3 AuCiionOers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
CuTICURA REMEDIES,

the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers. ana
hu.nor remedies Of modern times, instantly re-
lieve the most agOnIzing forms Of eczema and
psoriasis, ard speedily, permanently, economi-
cally, and infalhbly every species Of torturing,
disiguring, itching. burning, bleeding, scaly,
crugted. and pimpiy diseases and humOrs OF the
skim scalp, and blood, with loss OF hair from in
fancy 90 age, whether simple scrofuous or
hereditary, when all methods and best physi-
clans fail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Welded -FOUR TIMES.
Three Wives Dead-The Fourth Bride OF
Mature Age-A Cool HOrSe-Trsder.

Mature Age-A Cool Horse-Trsder.
tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
CtiNTwooD, Va, May 2.-Mr. James
Swindal. who lives near this village, was
recently married the fourth time at the age
vanOver, with whom he lived some six or seven
years, when she died. Then no married Miss
Stanley, who Died at the end Of two years. lie
then married Miss Stanley number two, sister 20
his former wife, but she died IA three months
from the marriage. His next and last matrimo-
NAL venture was TO marry Miss Hibbitts, near
his own age.
PHILOSOPHER.
Wesley Vanoyer. formerly OF Dickinson but
nov Of Logan county, w Va. camo here on q
visit 20 relatives short time ago. and while here
he went over into Wise county ana purchaser a
fine stallion-Of the long-earod species-giying
his mare, valued Mt 1925, and his note for 1920
more Mr.. NanOyer happy In the possession OF
his new treasure, started for home; but the ami
NAL which was lame from the start, grew worse,
until by the time he rot within few miles Of
this place he could not travel at all. Ihon the
once-happy man knocked the animals brains
out with sharp-cOTnorcd rock, and rolling the
dead carcass out Of the road trudgcd on Woarily
toward his destination, building no more air.
castles.
mixed POLITICS.
There Is some talk of the election within the
last few days: but politics 90 not seem 10 leure
much In the matter. There nre only two cand-
dates for Commemorative attorney, Lib Fulton
a Democrat ana James DlmrOn Republican.
Isaac Ross, who was nominated by tho Farmers
Alliance, would not accept. There Gro seven
candidates for sheriff; one Alliance CANDIDATE
FIVE Democrats, and one Republican. II looks as
Il the Republican would have the ego" on them.
There was never n better prospect fOs iiuit IN
this county than at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
mixed POLITICS.
GONG TO SEE THE OLD WORLD.
A Large Number Booked from Albemarle-
The Pantops Victorious.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. May 5.--More tickets
to Europe have been sold this spring by
the agent in this city for the different steamship
lines than ever known before. Among those who
viii start for the "Old World from Charlottesville
arc Mr.. John s. Patton, OF the JefeTsosida, &C
c0mpanied by Mr.. Clarence Camp, of Norfolk,
who leave to-day for New York, from whence
they will call On the City Of Chicago for Liver
pool on the 9th. Mr.. Patton expects 10 be absent
FOR six months, and will visit q number OF the
numerous places OF interest in Europe. During
his absence he will write letters for several we'll
known newspapers Of this country.
The Rev. Mr.. Move rector of 81. Pauls church,
Ivy Depot, Mr.. John Groave and wife, also Of
Ivy, will sail on tho Euturia May 10th for Liver
pool MIR. ;. Owens SwRf1leid, Of Lindsays, on tho
Majestic May 20th; Mr.. AdOlph RUssoW, superin-
tendent Monticello Wine Company Of this place,
win sail On the 2Sth for Hamburg. Several
others expect 10 sail at an early day.
large crowd from Charlottesville, the Uni
verslty, and surrounding country gathered at the
Pantops Academy grounds yesterday afternoon
10 witness the match game Of baseball between
the Miller Manual Labor School and the PAN
tops teams. he game was interesting through
out, and at times very exciting
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