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Why not buy your windows, doors,
blinds and other building material
from w. NJ. Kellam & Co., Cape
Charles, Va? We are up to date in
prices, styles and quality.
W. NJ. Kellam & Co.,
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Have no time to make our usual
annual call on our patrons this sea-
son, but earnestly request all who
owe us for an early settlement. We
need the money, and have no desire
to place any Of our accounts in the
hands of an officer.
Respectfully,
E. T. PARKS s. Co.
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Tho FRS. National Bank of ouancoek

By a resolution adopted at meet
ing of the Board of Directors of this
bank, on and after October 1st, next
the bank will be closed at O'clock
D. M, each day, instead of at 4 o'clock,
as heretofore. o. L. PARKER,
Cashier.
Onancock. Va. Sept. G, 1898.
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Write to us Tor estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac
comac c. H, the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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Our entire stock of clothing must
be sold by gath of September at cost
or less.
BROWN s. BENJAMIN.
Bloxom, Va.
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Mr.. VIM. NJ. Powell, Dear Sir
Your Best in the World flour took
the first premium at the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Fair, made up by
Mrs. A. T. James, of Only, Va, and
sold to her by j. W. Rogers g. Bros
She always uses your flour.
Yours truly,
Jno. W. Rogers g. Bros.
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1898 Crawford bicycles, price $s7.5O
and freight added.
W. T. Wise,
Onancock, Va.
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Parksley, Va, Aug. 10, 1898.
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Little Mollie, the daughter Of Mr..
James &. Mock, has suffered a relapse
of typhoid fever this week and is i'll
again.
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Rev. George W. Jones, of Cape
Charles, has been assisting Rev G. E.
b. Smith this week in a revival meet
iccp
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Onancock, Va, Sept. G, 1898.
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Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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John w. Edmonds.E Editor and Owner
LOCAL rs S.

Circuit court commences Tuesday,
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MIR. James c. Heath, who has been
on the sick list, is now on duty again
The schooners Robinson, Maggie
Davis and Wheaton are at this
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The first dance OF the season, given
by some of the young men of the
town, was held in the town hall on
Friday night, the 9th inst. The music
was furnished by musicians from
Norfolk, upon the violin and harp.
A gay company attended and in
dulged in the pleasures through sew
eral hours.
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Jno. W. Rogers 81 Bros.
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Many of our summer visitors have
gone homeward, leaving perceptible
void in many of our households.
The Rev. Mr. Strickland, of Chin
colleague, filled the pulpit OF the III !.
s.. Church. South, on Sunday last.
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Mrs. w. F. Hudson expects to leave
on Tuesday next for Baltimore, Phil
adelphia aud other northern cities to
select stock OF fall millinery and
fancy goods.
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.gue-Miss Silena Prultt.
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the troopers In Troop c. Illinois Cavalry.
gave his old friends in Company NJ a
visit Saturday evening,

q , u I'D
Chaplain Arbethnos reports that nine-
ty-eight men in our regiment have Sig
nlfied their intention, OF living a Chris
tan life and asks for the prayers OF all
Christian people. The Chaplain seems
to be the right man In the right place.
A member of the Second Arkansas
regiment was shot In the right eye
while engaged In q row. in a barroomNat
Lyle, Sunday. The. shooting was done
by citizen and would have caused n
riot IL It had not been for the prompt
arrival OF the provost guard, who sur
rounded the saloon and kept the large
crowd in check. The wound Is not fatal.
Captain Vetters. OF Company II, has
resigned and returned home on account
OF the serious illness Of his wife.
r o. Petticord, r.. v. Rose and Percy
Wayne. all of Wheeling. arrived In
camp yesterday morning. They left
Wheeling last Monday. with the expecta-'
ton of Joining Company NJ. Our boys
gave them heary welcome and an ef-I
fort will be made TO have them mustered
In with us. ~. +. s. 9 4 ct. II !;
Private Fl. Bassett has been granted a
discharge by the department at Wash.
ington, and letter from Secretary AL
ger brings word that the. discharge,
papers will be forwarded ct once. dc
secured his discharge through his father.
who Is In Ill health and unable to attend
to business without his sons assistance
P. Gllliland, OF, Company G, has been.
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Another great discovery has been
made. and that, too, By a lady In this
country. disease fastened Its clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with
stood Its severests tests, but her vital
organs were undermined. and death
seemed Imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily, and could not
sleep. She finally discovered o why tore
;covcry, by purchasing of us q bottle OF
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was SO much relieved
on taking the first dose that she slept
all night; and with two bottles, has
been absolutely cured. Her name Is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. C.
Hamnick & Co.Sof Shelby, N c. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store '}2
Regular size Zoe and sl.oO.. Every
bottle guaranteed. s5i ~ % ats4 Z
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OUTLOOK In THIS STATE
For Republicans suce

For Republicans success-C Comm zsioier
Scott on the senntorship Z. q Z;
Special Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.
WAsHINGToN,sD. c., June 1e-con-,
siderable Interest is being taken here
in the West Virginia colony and many
outsiders in the possible political out
come in the state this year, An view OF
the fact that delegates are being chosen
TO the various approaching conventions.
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue N.
b Scott, In brief interview to-day,
spoke encouraglngly of the outlook for
Republican success, and In response to
questions, referred TO his own candi-
dacy for the United States .senatorshIp..
Asked rs 70 the outlook In the con-.
gressional districts and the chances for
the party in the election Of a legisla-,
ture, Mr.. Scott said:
$E"I regard the outlook as most en-,
couraging Indeed. With the farmers
getting more for their wheat than they.
anticipated In their most saGgulne mo-
,ments, and with good prices for their
wool, cattle and horses. In fact higher
prices than have prevailed for years, I;
do not see what change they could de-
sire. This changed condition OF things,
as compared with what has existed In:
former years, has been brought about.
under q Republican administration I'M
both Estate and national affairs. feel
confident that our people desire these.
conditions to be. continued. and, there
fore, they Will vote to sustain the poll
Icy OF the President, and to maintain
Republican asce9darcy In the state."i
II also believe that great many of
our solid people who are gold Democrats
will vote with US again this fall, and
Will support both our congressional and
legislative tickets. AS an instance OF
this, note the recent election In Oregon
The result there goes to show. that the
people are getting over the silver craze,
and are determined to give the admin
istratlon5 strong and unfalterihg sup
port. Now, the way for West Virginia
to follow this lead is to come solidly to
the front and elect a Republican legls-
lature. that we can choos,. n Republic
can colleague for Senator Eikins,'
In response to question II he was
a candidate for the senate, Mr.. Scott
replied:
Yes, shall be candidate for that
exalted position At the same time I
hope there will be many good Republi-
cans who. will also be. candidates. I
think and believe that the more OF US
who have ambitions In this direction,
and who enter this contest for the Uni
ted States senatorship, and work for It,
the more certain we will be able 20
carry the legislature by good COM
Portable majority. While each OF us
may be Inspired by selfshness In our
aspirations, our rivalry will make It
just. that much more certain that we
will secure the legislature, and thereby
secure the election OF some good Re-
publlcanto the United States senate to
represent West Virginia. 4,
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FROM CAMP THOMAS.
Interesting Gossip of the First Regl-
ment-A Move Expected.

ment-AiMove Expected.
CAMP GEO. H. THOMAS, Ga, June
d4.-A serious accident occurred yester-
day afternoon. In which three. soldiers
were more or less injured. About 10
o'clock a train made up OF a locomotive
and two passenger coaches left Lyle
station Of Chattanooga, crowded to SUI
location, and the soldiers even climbed
on the tops OF the coaches and engine
until the train was almost hidden from
view. While passing along the Belt
crossing at Rossville "a telegraph wire
fell across the top OF the train. The
wire caught Private Jude Sharpe, OF the.
Sixteenth Pennsylvania regiment, In the
neck. dragging him from the top Of the
car. While falling he seized Prlvates
c. H. Ames, OF the Third 1,llgc!s, and
Thomas Barrett. of the Fourteenth New
York. In his efforts to keep from, falling.
All three men rolled from, the top of tine
coach, tu7nbling down an embankment'
and were picked up In an unconscious
condition. 1t Is feared that Barrett and
Sharpe are injured internally.
The government IS building an i'm,
mense frame building at Lyle, which Is
to be. used as postolice.
Sergeant Nelson land Trumpeter
Stultz were among the sishtseers that
visited Lookout mountain, which Is one
OF the most picturesque, us well as one
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Is a MANLY ACT.
a Wheeling Citizen Speaks For Tho Den-
e1it OF ELS Follow Citizens. n

/.
a plain, straightforward statement.
Il A grateful acknowledgement of help.
Telling q personal. experience.
Making 1t public for the public good,
Is manly act. ~
It's manly because Il helps others.
So many people have been nisled.
So many claims made that were not
true.
No wonder there are skeptics.
f A Wheeling man speaks here.
Speaks In the Interest OF humanity. 4
Shows the waySto our citizens. t5
2 Removes the stumbling block of
doubt. = G :,
Gives local Endorsement.
No better proof can be had.
None better should be asked.
Wheeling people should know what
Is the true kidney remedy.
Distinguish 1t from many limitations.
"A Know that Do9n's Kidney Pills are
the only genuine. e
There are many kidney remedIes-but
only one cure, -
Other kidney pills, but only one
Doan's.
And they cure kidney Ills
We say so, your nelghbors prove 1t.
Mr.. John Bartens, of No. 600 Main
street, q dyer at j.. E. StIfel e. Sons,
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills made short
work of my baclsache. I contracted
heavy cold which settled In my, kidneys,
and caused a constant, dull, aching pain
across my loIns. It would get better.
for time, but just as soon as got
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a FINE OUTING
7Has Been .Ar,rangsA f0r ~. RuIIders'

B Has Been Arranged for the Builders
Exchange:--They SO to Mackinac I.
M The Wheeling Builders Exchange has
always been noted for the annual out
sings It has given In the past. and this
years promises to be the most cnjoya-
4 BILE In Its history. Following u custom
Sof recent years, the exchange placed Tho!
outing in, tho hands of o.Russell Wood,
of the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railroad. who 10 now making the prelIm-
S1nary. arrangements for the outing. q ~
S5 The programme includes the trip to
yaAfacklnac and return and a stay at the
3lakeJresort for several days. The ycx-
change and Its friends will leave Wheel
ms on the Cleveland, Loraln G Wheel.
slng road on Thursday, July II, going to
3Clevelnnd, where one OF the magnificent
floating palaces of the Detrtdt &c Cleve-
land Navigation ComDahywlll be. boari-,
sscd for&tfet trip to Macklnac Island, at:
ifthe ;head Of Lake Huron. where "cool
Ebreezes blow and black bass bite Tho
Exchange considers itself fortunate In
:ghaying occurred afrate OF SO for i the
round trip with 4 fifteen days' limit. Mr.
Wood will accompany the excuIslonlsts
syand see that they are we'll cared for, at.
fcyerylturn. s55 h J, n
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wet, or a change OF weather took place
back It came again. / found It OF gre,s
Inconvenience when at work, and 1 kent
putting on doing anything for II. thInt'
Ing 1t would wear away. It didn't. :,
when u saw Doan's Kidney Pills N
highly recommended to cure all forms
of backache,sI thought ] would inv
them and procuring a box ut the Logan
Drug Co.'S store at the bridge corner. I
began their use. l did not have occa.
sion to take many as the pains soon lef,
me and my back became as strong Al
ever. My advice to others is do not let
a little pain in the back go on With he
expectation thatSit will wear away, but
get something for It mt once. and ,hs
best something is Doan's Kidney Pills"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by an
dealers. Price. 80 cents. Mailed by Eos.
lter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, SOLE
agents FOR the United States. Remem.
Der the name-Doan'-and take no
substitute. n
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LESSON LEARNED

z D tho Recent Engagements OF tho
Marines with the spanlnrds.
Copyright. 1898, by the Associated Press.)
IS ON BOARD THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCH BOAT, DAUNT-
LESS, GUANTANAMO BAY. Tuesday,
June H., (noon), via KINGSTON. Ja-
&malca, Wednesday, June lbs a. M
However unpleasant the experience or
gunjustified by precedent, the landing OF
"a small detachment of marines. mostly
raw men in. the, eaemy's country, has
taught some lessons to the officers and
men here and, possibly also. to the au-
thoritIes at Washington. 5sss u q
81 1t has shown the Spaniards to be dar-
ing ibush. fighters and 1t has proved that
every American camp must be conn.,
pactly built and as we'll protected to re-
sists night attacks as though In the
Apache country. It has developed sew
eral small defects In the navy guns I'M
der service conditions and II has shown
that given free rein with repeating
rifles, five hundred nervous troops can
waste 10000 rounds OF ammunition, kill
Ing shadows, In a single night and not
= think even then that they have done
much shooting.
3 Though the sixteen Spanlards found
by Lieutenant's Neville's men wore reg
ular$uniforms, most OF those seen In the
daylight attacks wore scarcely any
thing except big plaintain leaves
around their foyeheads in lieu OF
hats This acted as an effective dis
5Guise in the bush. Others, stripped to a
4 pair of dirt colored trousers, tied
branches around their waists, reaching
shoulder high, and, moving very eau
tiously they could even cross open
ground without being detected. though
some of them were caught at the game.
Another trick was to mako 4 moving
screen of two or three big palm leaves.
almost Impossible to detect where
Sstunted palm everywhere rises out OF
5the chapparal. Gt "
The CuSan auxlliarIes were most
useful in pointing out these tricks.
There are sixty of these men now In
camp. mostly negroes with Cuban on
GERS. They are hawk eyed woodsmen
breaking even with the SpanIards In
every; device OF bush-craft. The Amer
Sican marines, at first, were inclined to
y discount this. But this morning they
spoke enthusiastically Of the auxillarIes
! for5thelrt daring. at night In skirmish
time, the marines say the Cuban auxil-
3iaries so through the brush like rab-
bits.S Their chief fault, however, Is
5theirsreckless handling OF the new mag
azine rifles.
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J huoth,r ,I,lrrnry Marriage.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
s. MARTINsBURG. W. Va. June 10
lieutenant Frank H. Baker, Of Com.
panY x, First Regiment West Virginia
Volunteers was married to-day, to Miss
Halle D. $Lamon, daughter of the late
Mr. Robert Lamon. at the Episcopal
church to-day. Lieutenant Baker Is the
eldest son OF Dr.. and Mrs. n. D. Bak-
Ter: Miss Bessie w. Lumon, was maid
of honor. and Mr.. Newton D. Baker. jr..
was best-man. The bride was attired
sIn$whlte organdle3 with hat match,
and carried q bouquet OF brides roses.
The groom wore his full dress inform.
The church was filled with friends of
the goung couple. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Baker left tonight for Chlckamauga.,
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AS Soon as the American Troops
Arrive There.
HE ClTYi5ls SURROUNDED
eYTlrR INsUReENT FORCES. THE
spAS1AGDss BEING DEFEATED
in EVERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oE THE LESSONS LEARNED BY
THE ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
UNITED STATES MARINES WITH
THE SPANISH FORCES AT
"a GUANTANAMO. S.E

a MADRID. June 10. 10 a. m,-Advlces
received here. to-day by the Liberal
from ManiIu, under date OF June 6,prac.
tlcallytrepcat the news contained in the,
dispatch of June Is, from the Shanghai
correspondent Of the London Daily TEL
egrnph, who. forwarded upon that iocca-
sion, Information which he had received
from Manila up to June 5. saying that
on June s, the Insurgents forced the
passage Of tho zapote river and captuf-.
cd Las Pinus and Paranaki, since which
time the fighting between the insur-
gents and the spunlards was continu-
Gus and the latter were being gradually
dflven IN. 81
Liberals dispatch explains that
ii,'ln the face OF Aguinaldo's superior
forces the Spaniards were compelled to
retreat" +. { Z.
q The Spanish correspondent also says:
1.-THE fighting continues incessantly.
There are skrmlshes at Intervals day
Sahd night and lack OF provisions has
compelled the ,Spanards TO yield at GER
tain points. Both ammunition and
food are most scarce. Nevertheless, the
sSpanlards are animated by the best
spirit and are fighting herolcally. The
wounded, who are crowdiug into the
churches and converts have been placed
under the protection OF the Red Cross.
1t Is reported that the archbishop
has gone to the insurgents In the hope
of moderating their anlmosity and pre-
venting acts ofviolence.
The Jesuits are seeking places OF re-
gfugeHi the province OF Batenzas, and
3the sisters are fleeing to places OF safety
in the province Of In Gpna.
4 Il TT Is not expected that Manila Will
Scapitulate until the American troops ar
rive g2fi =
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OF the most historic places In the United
States. They had the good fortune to
witness, storm in the valley below,
while the sun shone forth In all its glory
on the mountain top. AT one time dur
Ing the storm the cloud gathered around
the mountain top and had the appear
ancc of n heavy fog from the old Ohio.
The incline up the mountain side is re-
ported to be the steepcst In the world,
having an average. grade OF SO desre es
and near the top for about 100 yards, the
grade is GO degrees.
John Oldaeld, of YComTanysA A, who Is a
Marshal county man, and d citizen OF
Cameron, was incidentally shot by Bert
2Brannon, OF the same company, In the
fleshy part of the thigh causing q pain
tful but not n serious wound, BrannOn
was pounding the hammer of his pistol,
while In his tentiadjolning Oldileld's, and
the bullet passed through the tent,
iwoundlnE Old1leld. AS n result OF the
shooting Col. Splllman ordered all pIs-
tolls and }revolvers to be turned over to
the captains of each company, and IL
they were not turned over, a \ search
would be made and those found iconHs-
Gated by the government. VI.
e Eight hundred and fifty fatigue suits
have been received for our regiment ana
our equipments now complete. Inspoc.
ton OF the property OF each company
Will take place to-morrt,w.s This makes
the prospect look bright for an, carly
move. farther SOUTH z
IL Frank Denham, formerly. OF Moundsl
Vile. now; OF Illinois, fdud} who IS one OF
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confined to his quarters with the
measles. So s
Lieutenant Watts, formerly Corporal
Watts, of Company G, received his COM
mission last week as lieutenant OF COM
pany G., and was out with them in tina.
position for the first Tine
a musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the Y. M, C. A.ttena of
the Sixth Ohio this evening. The pro.
sramme will consist Of music by one OF
the Michigan regimental bands. hypno-
tism by. q West Virginia hypnoust, reel
tations and vocal solos. n! Is q
The boys who were, sight seeing on
Lookout mountain Sunday, wound IN
the days pleasure by returning home In
q horseless carriage, TWAS a mule cart
The rain which prevailed over our
camp iSunday.was the heaviest since we
have been In camp. There was q down
pour for, several hours. which. flooded
many of the tents and drill grounds. l5l 3.
All Of the /, sick in Company NJ, who
were at the hospital, have been returned
to the company and most OF them 10
duty. ~ NJ. ~ r. WA V SBif. c. L, Il,
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lIl l, L,lL]I, ~ sni l,,,.

Tho best snlvo In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd 4 Hands,
Chlllblains,y Corns, and all, Skin Erup.
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It's guaranteed to give
perfect abstraction or money refunded.
Price 25! cents per box. For sale by Lo-l
gan Drug. Cos <, \. ~ Is 81
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s.eE. PARKER, Sharon, Wis. writes:
IT have tried De Wits Witch Hazel
Salvc for itching piles and 1t always
stops them In two minutes. I con7ider
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the great.
est pile cure on the market"
Charles R. Goetze, Market and Twelfth
streets, Chatham Sinclair, Fortr-sIS.h
and Jacobfstreets: A. z. Scheehle, No,
6o7 Main street: Exley Bros. Penn and
Zane Streets: Bowie. 6 Co.. Bridgeport
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Z LATE to bed and earIy}to rise, pro-
i paressn man for his home IN the skiea.
Early to bed and a Little EARLY; Riser.
Sthe pill that makes life longer and better
land wiser Charles r. Goethe. Market
and Twelfth! streets Chatham slnclnir.5
Forty-slxth and Jacob gatree Is; r. A. z I. 4
iSchechle. No, COZ Main street: Exley.
+ Bros, Penn and Zane streeto: Bowie G.
Co.. Bridgeport. "a v q T. a an
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n tI,c I,uby /, Cuttiur ,ree,h.

"a II tIip Hnby 70 Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children lteethins. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. cures wind collie and is the best
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Fond Parent-"That child Is full q
music" Sarcastic Visltor-""Yes. wa,,
pity it is allowed to escape.n-Tit Bib,