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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-30

b HATHAWAY, N. Specialties:
n. Rectal diseases and diseases Of the
bladder and kidneys. Rectal diseases
treated without pain or detention from
business. Diseases Of the bladder and
kidneys treated only after proper exam
ination Of the urine. Wellington o.
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Kill Tubercul0us Cows.


The time has cunr 10 say plainly to all
of our dairy readers, and indeed to all
of uur farmer friends that they should
kill and bury every COW in their herd that
shows any symptoms of tuberculosis 1t
il dreadful to contemplate the dangers
to human life that such diseased cows
constantly contribute. That their milk
will convey the dread disease of CON
sumption 10 the human being is now con
reded by all the leading authorities; it is
therefore actually criminal 10 keep AMI sch
the milk of COWS known to be- mbcrrulous
Weed them out, bury them deep, put
quick lime in their grave and destroy
their calves. Many time have We seen
old pcnsoner cows in herd that were uu-
mistakably tuhercuinns. The owner
allowed ,hcm to live because
at one time they had proved valuable
rs mothers and mixers. He al
lowed them To rot Ia death rs a tribute to
their prior usefulness. What folly, what
sin, Possibly he recognized not that they
were victims of consumption; bmt he was
not less hlamabie on that account. When
a cow grows gradually but surely thin,
wastes away IN fact. and is constantly
troubled with cough, diarrhra or bloat;
when her coat becomes staring, her
back bone prominent, her eyes
deep >unkrn aud her head
practically skin and bone, shoot and bury
her on general principles. or call in a quail
tcd veterinary surgeon and lie will con-
denim her nearly every time. SHOULD he
want to- treat her it wouhi be well to disrr
gard his advice and kill her. She will
never recover, and viii prove dangerous to
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The Check Lists at the Caucuses

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1 Republican State Convention
WILL .E HELD IN
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
Tuesday, juno n, 1897,
At u O'CLOCK A. NJ,

Tor the pnrpo-s of dominating . candidate tof
t.ossraar 10 10 supported a the -sPi"snier eisc.
tigs, ADD nominating candidates. Tor electors at
asss for President aud We. PTfsisisat to b" Sup
ported at the ssgriaber siseiin, RAi transaastns
Asy other busines- that a,sy properly cohas bsfofs
IL.
fhs hs.i. Of representation will he as f,,llow,
bach, sity, Tgsn AMI Plantation wall be entitled
10 uns asisssta, Ahd for zach seyTatq H." votes
cast for the Republican, candidate for boS"rnof ~
i--s nu additional tsisgstr, aRii fOf fraction Of
forty votes In excess Of seventy hve votes, H8 add
tlonai delegate
Vacancies Ia the ls'rgation Of any City, Town
or Piahtati can nHiy b.. ted by residents d The
eoanfy in which the vacancy exists.
The state Committee will b. ia session ia the r.
esption room q the Hall Ut nine O'Clock On the
sing of the Convention, for the purpose OF re
e.iFing the CREDENTIALS Of dssgetss. Del"gstes
Ia order b.. eligible To participate ia tho tOnFeD
ton nist be- sI,rtrd snb-rn.ai 10 thu date VI the
cali for HIS Convention
Al electors Of Maine. without regard 10 past po
HlIeaI difference who arr IN favor Of maintaining
u Protective TariH, who believe In ihs Republican
policy OF Reciprocity Ia protecting the Industries
and the agricultural products of this state; ID
,isyatiaE aRd dignifying human labor. by 81
caring to The iabor"r hi- jast reward 10 d
-t,iHd md honest currency ia free popular rtiuca
tign, la sacgring political p0wtr To- every citizen
in the promotion Of the chHs. Of Temperance, ia
last aud equal taxation in ali mfasWrt- for the
ENCOURAGEMENT of American si'iy h,iii'iinF. and IA
an economical and efficient administration at STATE
publican. 10 The selection Of drI-gsira to this con
Nrntion
f.r otdsr Republican stat" COMMITTEE
L. n MAINLY. Chairman.
D. sol riIAKD, S-cretHfy.
Augusta, Maine, MAY IL, 1852
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When Mr.. Gladstone was on the eve of
departing for the Revera last winter, Sir
Andrew Clark, his physician, said that
there was no medical reason why he should
not live to be 2a0, commenting on which
declaration the London correspondent of
the New York Tribune Mr.. &. W. Smalley
in letter dated June /, says; The great
patient has done what he could TO justify
Sir Andrews prophecy. lie is younger
man than he was twenty
wears ago, said an old friend
only the other day. Hseryhcsi has noticed
his energy and freshness since his return
from his long holiday i'll the South He
has been the wonder of the House of Com
mons; the life of more private assemblies
Last week he delivered speech in the
House which had every characteristic of
youth. including rsshness and enthusiasm
Last night he spoke to some sweltering
thousands of liegemen in the Memorial Hall
at Harrington in London. and again his
speech was the speech of Young man
with that buoyancy of tone which takes uo
account of obstacles. and PAYS no heed 10
any facts but such as suit his immediate
purpuse~ s@
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Because the JorRNAi is 50 firmly of the
belief that the interests 81 fair play demand
the use of the check lists at our caucuses
il must not be- supposed that il finds any
fault with the other arrangements that have
been made for them. No better presiding
ofiiccr that Hon. J. Manchester HAYNES
could possibly have been secured TO con
duct the affairs of Wsrd / and to
declare the general result. His selection
for this difficult place will inspire,,confidence
IN all sides. 1t will assure the Republican
voters of the city tina, affairs there will be
conducted with ability, dignity and absolute
impartiahty, The officials selected in the
other wards are generally satisfactory. and.
with the use of the check lists, the cauenses
held FRIDAY night would undoubtedly be
fair and above board.
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JONI II. tlorktNs.
! " BLACK.
EgASk ", HplEY.

No notice whatever will be taken of un.
signed communications. All such will be
put into the waste basket unread.
The JOURNAL CANNOT BE HELD RE
sPoNsIBLE FOR THE PRESERVATION Oh
HErERS Of REJECTED Commune ATOMS.
Address all communications relating tc
subscriptions and advertisements to Bur
leigh 4 Flynt, Publishers, Augusta, Me.
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IL one thing is more strongly Insisted up
on in the statute laws of Maine than any
other il is TN, use of check lists ut elections
The same considerations that obtain AT ia"
polls, have equal force IN large and warmly
contest party caneuses For this reason
Est of party unity and fair play To all con
eerned. that the check lists be used in all
the wards at our coming city caucus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16

The Republicans Of Augusta are ber,hv
notified To meet in caucus un FRIDAY even.
ing, June 18th, for the purpose of choo.in,
IL delegates and II al,ernates To ATTEND M.
Tmni Congressional District Convention
10 be held at Matervilie, "Wednesday. .mIy
9Th.
tnasmach rs there is no hall or nlaca
large enough IN the city 10 accommodate
the attendance that will probably be- pr,,an,
at the caucus, the following arrangement,
have been made IN order 10 give every
citizen who IS entitled Ia participate in M,
caucus an opportunity To do so at least
possible Inconvenience 10 himself
The Republicans of Ward will meet \,
Meonian hall. The Republicans of Wani
:, at the court house The Republicans of
of Wards ), 4, ), and I, At their respe,.
tive ward rooms.
The several meetings will he called IN
order promptly At 5 O'Clock. Every citizen
who is qualified and legal voter in Augusta
and who voted, at the last time he voted,
the Republican ticket, is eligible to mar.
ucipaie IN the caucus. The following gen.
tlemen will preside at the several polling
places; Ward |, Chairman, who is 10 h,
chairman of the caucus, J. Manchester
Haynes; Secretaries, II. Il. Staples ami
l.. b. Hill. Ward p, Chairman, II. Al.
Heath; Secretaries Z. q. Vickery and A
). Bangs, Ward 3, Chairman. E.J. Roberts
Secretaries, Jas ID. Kingsley and DIR. ID, r
l-eClair. Ward I. Chairman, Asa ID
Townsend; Secretaries, Columbus Cot,le
and J. W. Harlow. Ward j, Chairman
Samuel W. Lane; Secretaries. A. W
Brooks and smith 5. Randall Ward &,
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orrics OF Gro. A. woop,

kIowA, CoLo.. July Is, 1891.
C. II. Graves 4 Sons, Boston, Mass.
Gents want to add my testimony to the
etacieney of your preparation, called s.DR.
WoopnuRs's AHrtpOrE." as remedy for
indigestion. have been greatly benefited
by using Il, and as an appe%izing tonic car
freely say il is ali You recommend il to be
You arr q liberty to refer anyone in thu.
vicinity 70 mr., - to it, value as medicine,
for which you recommend it.
(Signedl Gro. A. waop.
aPrlsd&wchwkytf
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This week will witness the distribution of
the Maine fish commissioners of lj0,VOo
young landlockel salmon from Grand and
Sebec lakes, ani fully 10000 trout from
Swan lake. Belfast. About every other To-
cality in the whole State is clamoring for
some of these baby tish, and the listribu-
ton will be made as general AZ possible by
the commissioners, who feel perfectly de-
lighted with the great interest shown in their
work and the satisfactory results of their
methods of fish cultivation. The land
locked salmon will 90. among other places,
to Nicatous lake. Hopkins pond, Flood ;
pond, Cherryteld- TunG ponds, Columbia
Falls. Ashland, Presqne Isle. while many
trout will he placed in Cold Stream pond,
Enfield and adjoining waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16

II has been said with truth. that the stu.
alton in this city, touching the congression-
al contest. SIS sensitive and tender Be,
see our city caucus So conducted a. to leave
no possible chance fur complaint rs to the
fairness of its results For this reason il
earnestly hopes that the check hist. will ht
used in all the wards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16

DROfoSAI.s FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
i kenBebee Arsenal, Augusta. Me-, Jun+ l3
l-s2.-sesi+d proposals, in tripiest.. will BIZ re.
eeised aatli O'Clock T.. NJ, on WEDNESDAY
JULY u, iss.. for furnishing Rope. Cord, Salt,
Cern. Forage Hardware, Building Materials,
Fuel Paints. obs, Tools. -te.. during the fseai
year ending Jane ~ is.rl. Printed lists Of sup,
plies needed with fall Instructions sfipuiafinis
..ie., can he had on application Major JOHN Il;
Mct.INSEs>- ord. Dept, L. :. ~. Commanding
iaa~is- 10. /. & ialy tiisxis
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Trinity Commanlcry will tni grand re-
Bath y hen they return from Squirrel Island
On their way to Augusta. June 2ith. Tue
streets will be ablaze with red bre, the tour
bands will be rHassed into one of i2o pieces
and the 1000 Sir Knights will form aad pa
rade in double sections
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16

The Augusta friends of 'oh Jri
ProutyT will he somewhat surprised al Tue
report that Dora Wiley the sweet singer
of Maine =" has instituted divorce proceed
ings against her husband, Richard 6oiden'
the allegation being cruelty. II Is said thai
the case will be heard in Boston during ti'e
week of September It'll
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NOTICE.

The Committee Pensions Will meet in the
Atiermnu's room, Hranife Block, the hr-f Thurs
day evenings in each month at : o'eioek Until,
further notice.
". l.. Bassows,
=. W. MATTHEWS.
marsesttf Com. un Psusians
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The steamer ISLANDER viii run round
trip excursions TO the islands Saturday and
Sunday. She will leave Gardiner Sstur.
day morning at : O'Clock, and Sunday
morning at s,80. 4 special electric car
will leave Augusta Sunday morning at 30.
The i,owdoin commencement concert
next "Wednesday evening will be largely at
tended judging from the following taleni
that has been engaged: The Whitney
Quartet. Herbert Johnson and the Rou-
mania Quartet, Salem Cadet Band.
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raN pAfLt kkSSEaEc JouRSAL MAY nv
FouSp On SALE AT ruE wAsHISGroS NEWS
fxCHAsGE, wAsHiSGroS ID, e
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Messrs. Townsend and Gay, who sought
fish in Gray lake, Belgrade, Tuesday, hal
great luck. They took along with them a
large basket and this they iished exactly full
of large bass, not one too few nor one too
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16

The VS. give straw berry festival on the
lawn in front of the residence Of Freeman
Barker Esq, on Arsenal street ffiias
evening. An enjoyable evening is assured
those fortunate enough to attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16

The entire front of the fence that fnD'
along the line of state street Separating that
street from lakewood Park is to be devoted
to advertising uses. The fence is to be
paneiled AMI prepared for artistic lettering
and will probably not be nnpira.ing to the
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DIABETES ASTHMA, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
youae bti W Rh ti IL a once
andO Dyspepsia Female Complaints
Pure stheufr hrs soesar
possible
Q Az H.
STATE NEWS.
Somerset.

ST. ALBNNs.
\ thunder storm passed over this place
Tuesday afternoon 1t rained hard but il
blew harder. Nearly half of the long row
of horse sheds at the Union church were
moved on the bookings and long strip of
boarding was entirely removed from the
back side. At II. G. Bakers stable Il large
roll door was blown down. At Southland X
Watson's shop window was blown IN and
flying board knocked two squares OF glass
from another At j. ID. Emerys large
door was blown in and a fine
apple tree laid low. At Belden
Southards some six or eight feet
of the barn roof was blown OF Many rods
of fencing Was blown over before the wind
had spent its strength.--rhe Republicans
of ST. Adams are requested to meet at Town
Hall. SATURDAY, June 18th at ! 30 Z. NJ 10
choose delegates for the state and District
Conventions-per order town committee.
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The annual anniversary of the Cony High
School Alumni Association will be- observed
Mt Meonian Hall June ~. There will be
musical programme by rulen and literary
exercises, among which will be- an Grafton
by Lendall Titcomb.
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NOTICE.

Subscribers Who fail u receive III.
Journal promptly will confer a favor b,
notifying the oilice Immediately,
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Ss~Nothing deadlier in summer Tran
impure water. Physicians endorse Dis.
mond Spring. Equals famous foisna
springs. Daily delivery through eiy'
Rates reasonable Address Gee. W. stii
key, 10 Gage st. innlidimo
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THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1891,

Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of respec, will
charged at the rate OF ten cent?.
An advertising announcements OF entertainment.
whose object 10 the raisias Of mooney viii B,
ehsrsed At the rstaof fifteen cents line.
Hereafter advertising matters, news form viii,
be excluded nom our local columns. excsp, .osa
as refers to advertisers occupying space in ON,
advertising columns, and viii be run ups,, /.
separate head on the local pages.
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Local Notice.

ET-HOWE'S ORCHESTRA. - Muse
furnished for all occasions. Address fgssn
NJ. How. II. Sewall ST, Augusta, Malir'
lsn.JeD,tff
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1nnudi Weetiu1,

The regular snnuai meeting Of tbs N0stb~ estern
Lean Investment TO- will be held at the Office
OF the secretary In Duigth. MINI, on Tuesday July
3. !sy., at 2gei0ek, T.. w.
ianstida 4. ST. fsRAy srcr..tarx.
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The Maine Central is building high
platform ON the Fast Side of the river Tor
the accommodation of their East Side
freight patrons
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For Representatives to Congress.
.Sseond DssfTiet ssLsos DnslEY Of Lew
ist0G.
Foarth Disfsia-f. A. BogTrLIa Of Ban
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\ peering nimrod tells a good story of a
recent adventure with Young partridge
These chickens, of the woods are noted for
the CELEBRITY with which they disappear from
the intruder " ho plumbers into their coverts.
Bat in this particular case. one of the flock,
upon being scared up by the dog, flew Iii
rectlv towards the hunter. The latter. seq
ing the Young partridge coming, held up his
hands and caught il rs h. would . ball. The
little creature was much terrified at first.
but Immediately regained confidence, so
that. when the hunter put it upon the
ground, it stood eou;entedly moment eye
ing the hunter. and then leisurely hoped
away.
The world renowned Captain Iawlo
who has tw ice successfully undertaken two
VOYAGES from America tn Europe in a small
boat sailed from Commercial wharf Port
land. at o'clock "Wednesday morning. He
will sail for Newfoundland and thence
directly 10 Queenstown, ireland. The boat
will h, on exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
A heavy thunder shower, accompanied by
high wind. passed over the southern part
of Araostaok county Monday night. doing
much damage. Reports show many build
ings were DESTROYED and nnroofe,l in lIoul-
ton and surrounding towns.
King Cole, the twelre-year-oli son of
Calvin Cole mail carrier OF tireenwsod, " Is
drowned Monday.
There are living in the town Of Prospect
within two miles of each other, five persons
vi no have seen four score or more wears
, viz; Alex Cummings. 80: William Cum
nlings, 81; Alfred Ridley 81; Samuel Reed,
81: John Libby, 81.
| The intense heat OF the past few DAYS
was summariiy dismissed yesteriay by the
visitation of one of the iierces, gales ac-
eompanied BIS rain and hail. that has pre-
vailed for wears in this vicinity. Muct
damage was done TO life and properly. Is
pecialiy upon the rivers and lakes of oul
State After the wind and rain had srs.n,
| their fury. however. we were greeted witt
glorious cool June day.
The harvest of Sunday irown ming accidents
| is now ut full blast. Scarcely Sabbath
passes that the Monday papers do moi
chronicle from Ave TO ten deaths by drown
ing in Maine alone, from boats upset oil
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Got hay fever: Some say lohnson's Ano-
dyne Lnlment will cure it. Try it and
report To us. June l3d&Wfolrm
Lanes Family Medicine moves the bowels
i, Il -,
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is nov ut full blast. Scarcely Sabbath
passes that the Monday papers do not
chronicle from Ave TO ten deaths by drown
ing in Maine slone, from boats upset or
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Esrit ity. inwn and Plantation will be entitled
To drleEHts Ini for zach - cast f0r the
krputlirah rauhi,isi" ipT tnsTrnOr IA i-H-, an al
dit,ausl delegate and for fraction Of more than
nae hail nj IN Excess Of - votes. AN additional
,i.sE,i..
pn, Foter- Ia IA. county where 'ht' pagnes tx
lists eligible To M yacance- Ia tbs delegation of
any city, tasss Or plantation.
In order 10 he eligible to participate in the
business uf this Convention, del. s,tis- must b."
chosen Subsequent 10 the date III thI- cHll.
The District Committee viii bf In session AZ
City Hall Al ten O'Clock on the morning uf the snn
yention tor the purpose OF receiving the creirn
flsfs Of delegates
FRANK " HONEY Crrk.
Fttsneld. Ne. June tlth. lsse.
NATL MEtpER.
JONI u ttoPktSs. ,s..,..,...
= ". BLACK. N'''A'''''
FRANK ", HplEY
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King Cole, the twelve-year-oli son of
Calvin Cole, mail carrier OF Greenwood Is
drowned Monday.
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turned to the Hon. j. Manchester HAYNES
at Meonian Hall, and he shall declare IN,
entire vote of the city and he and the soc
retaries, II. &, Staples and l.. B. Hill
shall issue the credentials To the sleirrat,s
and alternates who receive the majority of
votes in the entire city, The chairman aud
secretaries at each polling place shall be
the sole Judges of the qualifications Of ,lt.
zens claiming the right to vote.
II. &. Sr>rLEs,
Z. q. NicKERy,
j, +. KINGSLEY, "'i'uo"'ah
A. W. Brooks, my
W. ii. WILLIAMS, >'"'''''''ee'
JANIS A. JOINS,
Attest; W. II. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
A. W Bmooks, Secretary.
Augusta, Maine, june lith, 1892.
,Hocal Nlotlera.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
tard OF thanks.
Wanted -Bnardcrs
WuntEd-tgrnt-
br. l'hbriek taarrh,
Room N,odtd-li =. Iibbctt~
!" Let--Cnttagp IT ocean Point
Roach solvent t,rcgory Mfg. co.
antrd-A woman for hous,W0 ORR.
Horne.
Maybe Twas Ta-rs-ra.
Alas How easily things go wrong,
lovely girl sings popular song,
There coin"th mist aud u blindinK pain
y = tktII IN ain
Detroit tfr" i'rr''.
SLIGHTLY. .,ol..
.
at an
-,
~ v" Wv 'o""
--e-. IS -
Prof. Hyde is soon to move into the
fibbetts house on Court street
Saturday daily service begins ON the Ken
nebec and Boston Steamboat Line
80,
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The Maine Central is building high
platform ON the Fast Side Of the river Tor
the accommodation of their East Side
freight patrons.
Charles Doughty had a carIoad nf heather
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President Hyde talks like father To the
base ball boys Of Bowdoiu, lie tells them
they need not expect 10 via glory for the
college on the diamond ill they have class
ninrs. trained scientifically through the win
ter from which 10 make up a varsity team
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The iogaity Of AroDstouk 10 Aroostook
institutions as Witnessed by This week ;
excursion OF forty Carbon people 10 attend
tine High School graduating exercises at
Fort Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16
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