- POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A arixa of Urtar biklosl powder, Highest
cf All la learenlnj: strength..', s. Govern
ment report, A 17, 1!S?.
Tiio Doily Eoviow.
WEDNESDAY, 3ElTr 10. 18C0.
STATE NEWS.
Goldsboro .iryut: Senator Vance
- will speak In Uoldsboro either on
Thursday or Friday of this. week.
Winston Daily. The revival meet
ing at the Centenary church contin
ues with unabated interest. There
has been up to date twenty profes
. elons.of faith. v -
Qoldsboro DUpalch: Mr. Culien
Hatch, a young man of Mt. Olive,
had hU arm cut off in a cotton gin
at his home this morning. He is a
brother of Messrs. B. W. and J. It.
H&tcb, ol Mt. Olive and is about
twenty one years of age.
Charlotte Oironicle: The heavy
rain earned the Tent to give away
at trie iie meeiing nt ewion.
Bandar afternoon. Several ponle
were slightly hurt, and one man per.
haps seriously injured by ueuig
tsruck by a tent pole. The pcene
was exciting for a while.
Concord Standard: Old Mr. Hugh
Parks, ;of Edmundsville, Rowuti
county. tnd just accross the Cabar
rus line, is making a long pull for
the 100th mile po&t in life' journev.
He is almost blind and deaf. In
January, 1801, he will be ninety-nine
years o? age. He bs outlived alt
his children have one. Mr. Parks
was a factor and an influence in the
affair of his section when in bin
prime.
Greensboro Patriot: As th local
freight, in charge of that popular
youug conductor. Cant. M. M. Al
bright, was leaving High Point for
this city, Saturday evening, tho fire
man, a young man named Adam?,
was leaning out of the cab watching
the-rear end of the train, and was
struck on the head by a switch
guard and his kull fractured. He
was carried to Jarrell's Hotel and a
physician summoned, who did all he
could for hlral The young man is
very seriously hurt. His mother
went up lAst night on a special train
to be with him. The passenger
train of the R. & D. Railroad which
went around by the (J. P. & Y. V.
Railroad, on accouut of the wreck
at Yadkin River, had the first coal
burner engine ever heard on that
route; its unearthly noise, reo muling-
through tho forests, hills and
valleys startled the inhabitants out
of their lecp, and it is stated they
Instituted a search for the supposed
varmint" loose in their midt. As
the train was nearing Slier City at u
good rate of speed two horses were
discovered on the track. The engh
user used every effort to save them
. but could not. The pilot crashed
Into the poor beasts and dashed
them, mangled and dying, on each
side of the track.
COMMERCIAL. HE ITS.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Sept. 10.2Z0 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at 36 cents. Sales of receipts at 30
cents. - . v
ROSIN Steady at 90c for strained
and 5 for good strained. . ..
TAR Firm at f 1.C3. -
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at $1.20 for hard, $1.90 for yellow
dip and $1.90 for virgin. '
COTTON Firm at 9 cents for
middling; low middling, 9J; good
middlinc. 10.
RECEIPTS Cotton. 1,C3U spirits.
181; rosin, 1,183; tar, 117; crude. .
MABIXB NEWS.
-
Ger barque Lydia Peschau, Zep
lein, Doston, Jas T Riley & Co.
Gubernatorial Vol of 1833..
FIRST DISTRICT. " ;
CoujrriES. Fowle. Dockkrt.
Reaufort 2,092
Carteret.........-- 1,073
Camden 59S
Chowan 743
Currituck 978
Dare 320
Gate 1,131
Hertford 1,132
Hyde.- ... 854
Martin 1,C74
1'amJ.ico .740
Pasquotank 832
Perquimans 779
Pitt 2,593
Tyrrell... . 472
Washington.... 807
MONTHLY 8 TATE SI UN T.
STOCKS OS HAJfD SEPT. 1, 1890.
Cotton ashore, 2,100; afloat 000,
total. 2.1C0.
Spirits ashore, 0,010; afloat," 000;
total, o.oio.
Rosin ashore C3.127; afloat, 107;
total. CS.234.
Tar ashere. 3,323; afloat, 000; total.
3,328.
Crude ashore, 877; afloat, 000; total
877.
IlKCKirTS FORMOXTH OF AUG., 1890.
Cotton. 2,097: pirit,8,54G: rosin, 48,
612; tar, 3,4-31; crude, 2,531.
KXPOUTS FOR MONTH OF AUG., 1890.
DOMESTIC
Cotton 189;spirits,3.124rcrude, 2,545;
tar, 5,C$3; rosin, 8,183.
FOREIGN. '
Spirits, 7,827; rosin, 14,097; tar, 12.
' . . , 16,823
SECOND DISTRICT.
Bertie.. .. ....1,316-
Craven 1,408
Edgecombe ......1,321.
Greene 1,008
Halifax ....2,495
Jones C84
Lenoir .1,587
Northampton 1.C59
Vance..... 1,332
Warren '. 545
Wilson 2,159
."- 15,564
THIRD DISTRICT.
Bladen
Cumberland
Daplin....
Harnett....
Moore . ...
Onslow........;...
Pender
Sampson
Wayne
1,541
2,577
2,205
1,444
1,944
1,181
72 1
2.370
2,781
HE-NO TEA
16,764
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Alamance' 1,741
Chatham.. 2,516
Durham
Franklin
Johnston.
Nash ..
Orange ..
Wake .....
' Exaggerated claims in many adver
tisements have made people tired."
This recent saying has the right ring
and we accept its suggestion.
, We axe the importers of HE-NO
TEA. We propose increasing its sale
in Wilmington. Not by praising it, but
by giving you, free of all cost, enough
HE-NO TEA to last a week.
The proof of the pudding is in the
eating. An old adage wnicn suggests
another, "A word to the wise is suf
ficient." Send us a postal card with your ad
dress, and, for a limited time, we will
mail any one in Wilmington, free, a pack
age of HE-NO TEA, and an interesting
book about tea. You risk a postal card.
We risk your liking the tea so well that
you will continue to use it. Ifyoudonot
we make a loss. Thus we show our con
fidence in the merits of HE-NO TEA.
1,815
2.204
3.024
2,157
1,610
4,618
19,685
FIFTH DISTRICT.
1,358
Caswell..
Forsyth ...
Granville
Guilford..
Person
Rockingham
Stokes .....
2,259
2,400
2.470
1,375
2.395
1,450
Surry 1,671
15,384
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Anson . 2,241
Brunswick 1,010
Oubarras...- 1,645
Columbus
Meckjenburg ...... .
New Hanover
Richmond
Robeson.
StanlejT....L
2,072
4,163
1,880
t,7U
2,823
996
MARTIN GILLET & CO., (Etab:hked iSt.)
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
aug 23 ly d eodJfcw
- : '
Bright Diseaac.
Wilmington Seacoast R.R.
i .
Union.:. 2,040
20,581 -
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Catawoa .t...... ... 2,360
Davidson......... 2,018
Davie:: 1,008
Iredell. 2,724
Montgomery .: 979
Randolph 2,171 .
Rowan 2,739
Yadkin 1.071
15,070
KIQHTH DISTRICT.
IN 12FFJ3U T 8 KPT. 8 TO.
Leave AViltuingtoo, Front Street
Denot, at 9:30a. m.. 2:30 and 6:10 p. ra.
Leave Princess street at 0:15 and
9:40 a. iu., 2:40 and 6:20 p. in.
Leave Hammocks 7:40 and 10:25
n in.. 4-i.l nrul 7:10 n. in.
Sunday train leaves "Vilminsrton
at 2:30 p. m. Leave Hammocks 7:10
p. m.
The TJ:45 u. m. train starts from
Princess street an.l the Sunday.night
train from tho Hammocks will lie
This insidious ailment, if too loii J over at Princess street
J. K. NULiAiX,
Gen'I Manager.
scp C tf
WE HAVE
SOItT.MKNT OF
neglected, will undermine the strong
esteonstitution and bring tne vic
tim, to a premature grave. Heed
the timely warning, and regain
health at once by a n?e of the prop
er restorative, that great strength-
. I
ener ot me urinary ami uigesnve tVst received another lakoe as-
organs, is jj m itotanic jfiomi isauu;. ; u
David Ruukel, Cullman, Georgia, i
writes: "I used a, hundivd dollars
worth of medicine for Uright's dis
ease, but it did me no good. I then
took HUB, which relieved me. My
appetite Is restored ami I urinate
without pain'
.u.-.. , . V ' " 7.: in tlie Litest desims ami fancy woods, wnlch
writes: 'I had great trouble in J .
passing urine which was filled with, we offer at lowest prices, INSTALMENTS or
sediments. My back and loins gave
-AND
me mucn pain and 1 lost my appe
- tlte, strength and flesh. 1 became
nervous and unable to round
ly. Two bottles of H B It gave me
. entire relief."
Thomas WilUaius. Sod.lv. Tf tin.. I
writes: I wa troubleil with severe
kidney complaint and confined to :
my bed. Six bottl-s of H It It made ,
a well man of nie." i
CASH. Th9 puolic la coMlallj Invited to ex;
amine oar lxrg9 and superior stock of;Instru-
rnents.
E YanLAER,
4U7 Ued Cross Street.
pi ?i tr
Not at All Necessary
71
I
rjX) CARRY YOUR PROVISIONS OR LUNC
to Carolina uc&cn as there is a
First-Class Family Grocery
mere, supplied wliix eTcrytktas tht market J
affords an1 sold at cit j price?.
THE ACME
MANUFACTURING CO.
MANUPACTUltKKS Of
Fertilizersr Pine Fibre and
Pine Fibre Matting
Wilmington, - - N. U
AH Kinds of Canned Goods' uKKKi-uTATioxoFouKrrKTJLizEKa
rou t.uNcu and ric sic l-AirriEs
andfcvcrjtLlajcl thaj W to make up a
fins luncn. -
TuU tcpplj of ICE alwaj-s on hand.
Tix rrsWnla ot CAltOLLKA
find It to tnclr Interest to deal vita me as I
rriii keepoanandeTerjtlxlaff la tne Grocery
and nonsctceplnj line. .
11 AN 3 A. KUhn,
:::t: I
tno ACM B and G EM. Is now estabUsned.- and
tte results ot tnrce rears' ae la tno nanos ot
ttre best tarmcra ot mis and otner States will
uirst their raioc as a nin trade manure
Tne MATTlKi;, maoe irom tne tea res ot our
native rune. iV'-xjnccdrM to be equal to anj
wool carpei lor comfort and durability and tne
BEACH 1!1 ceaxM for tt is cuiir tncreasinr. It aas n?-
IU3 QUI KMOU IU VUICT IftUIIU
Tne Finns or wool, is extensirriy U3ed for
opfcoisterlnr purpcs. and as a flllimr for
Mattresses is almost equal to nalr.beln Usnt
tixstJc aal proof aaJc st insects.
ex m"catf i rrora rr:;at: rartsrs rtrf-r
c-vt'i can r r- ra n c-r C v, cr will t i -. -: l-
Alexander..
Alleghany...
she......
Bnrke... ..:....
Caldwell..; .....
Cleveland
Gaston
Lincoln
Watauga
Wilkes
953
687
1,399
1,247
1,358
2,269
1,584
1,209
898
1,70G
13.209
KIXTH DISTRICT.
.Buncombe 3,0-11
Cherokee... G4G
Clay
Orahanf
Haywood..
'Henderson
Jackson
Macon
Madison
Mitchell.
McDowe!! 1,119
Polk 470
Rutherford." 1,G90
Swain SOS
Transylvania ... 520
Yancy 940
391
271
1,320
917
903
780
1,178
G98
1,799
677
603
791
. 438
209
800
1,002
, 758
1,287
619
1,217
" 983
'2.328
307
1,014
14,89
1,097
2,637
2,509
1,072
2,897
620
- 1,436
1,990
1,936
875
1,521
4
18,590
Tho National Liio
-AND-
Maturity Association
.'. OP WASDfNGTON, D. C.
7 'l
' r r " f i n
- vJ L J If
Also V7all aad Prescrititi
Has Paid to Mem-
bcrs Over - .-$600,000
Accrued Liabili
ties - - - - None.
nOKATIO BKOWN1NQ,
v : Vreaaenu - i
SAMUEL NOKMENT,
i . Treasurer. " .
and Stools. Cat ins t IVcrfcof all
Banks. Catalogue r? . .ress
1 uj
GEORGE D. Lii'lVIDGE.
secretary. Manager aiiv. Actuary.
I
GEO.'J, EASTERDAY,
Asst Secretary.
sr-r m
ATLANTA -Stm Gcfr&u
? OJ3 JZJZ - r i J 1 ;.
-. r r Li f j-
.St"
3 STi u
G
S $.2
- i
o'
. a
o
O C i O
h - J
-
a
2
'fig or. -3 QU
v H n w . rm
H
1-4-Jiff af4
P-i IgV
O O 73
0
I
C
a
o
fc-Q Q
' 1.305
2,232
1,154
877
1,4G
425
'757
.1,616
. 2,561
12,83 J
, ' f
1,517
2,099
1,617
2,041
2,090
1,696
1,283 j
4,9431
17.300 !
life Insurance at Absolute Cost.
A Guaranteed Policy. -'
An Incontestlble Policy.
Maturity Value to Casn at Fixed Ago
Annual cost Absolutely Limited. .. .
only Four Payments per Year. ,
Noa Forteltablo Arter Tbree Years
P. S. K1DDELLE, M. D.
Medical Director .
W H. GIBSON. Special Agent
Homo Office, central National lianK ijuiiamj
Wasnlcgton. D. c . .
JOHN UAAli, JS., jjOcaiAgcnw,
octat ... j Wilmington N. C.
CLYDE'S
-" ' ' 'I - -, ' -. .
J"M ijftr- 'Jpwll
1,697
,584
2,609
2,680
1,2931
2,101
1,333
" 1,575
15,872
975
965
915
910
3.284
. 2,856
1,684
1,988
817
997
FKOM PIElt 29. EAST KIVER .NEW YOUK
Located between Chambers and Roosevelt sts
- At 3 o'clock, P.M."
RENE FACTOR..
FAN1TA
GULF STREAM.
BJ-NEFACTOR..
. . . . .Wednesday; Sept 3
. .......t aturnay.Sept 6
Wednesday, sept 10
. . Saturday, Tsept l a
F ANITA...... ...
GULF STREAM.....
BENEFACTOR...
FANITA..
15,391
- 75f
2,33.5
1,204
"1,897
' 1,215
,327
1,26G
1,419
12,419
- 552
405
1,482
1,165
717
764
1,236
901
965
2,352
FROM WILMINGTON -
, . .Tuesday; Sept 2
Friday, Sept 5
..'.niesday. Sept 9
Friday, Sept 121
W Thromrb Bills Ladlnsr and Lowest Thro'
Rates euaranteed to and from points In Nortb
and South Carolina. '
- For Freight or Passage apply to
H (A. dmaxiLBONaS, supennrenaeni;,
Wilmington, 1 C.
THEO. BVEGEK. Traffic Manager.
New Y'ork
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., Gen! Agents, :
aug aotf 5 Bowling Green, New Yort.
SUMMER RES 0ET!
"ATLANTIC VI KW," v
WRIGHTSVILLE, N. C,
S NOW OPEN UNDER SAME MANAGE-
ment. Tne not el and grounds are hear the
waters of the Sound and the Atlantic Ocean
and a few steps from the Depot of the Sea
coast Railroad from Wilmington;
Ask tno conductor -of the train to stop yo
at Wrtghtsvllle, ,1
BOARD BF TAB DAY, WEEK OJl HOM
Send for Circulars.. -'
I ED. WILSON MANNING,
e 13 . . Proprietor.
i wr- T" kM- . ai v . -jm . iii mm mjr
5-; r ss H S'ol- H -e-ESsf' ba 1-1 "
-IEEE ;"llf sal Sii ; r 0 Sj8 ;so .
THE LEADING
OF SOUTH CAROLINA IS "
ws! tlifiei',
Price $10 Per Annum,,
MAILED TO ANY ADDllESS.
TIIE MOST CHASTE AND PUREST-f
SUPJDAY' PAPEte
IN SOUTH CAUOL1 NAi JS - r
rjuiv.Yonir
0-33
The ,SundaNerf
Price, with Dally, Hipper year; alone$3per
year; six months, $1; single copy, 5 ctos mailed
. y EVERY ONE'S IPER,:!.-
NEWS VASBiaS 0URIEH.
10.439
2,816
8G8
-2S7
182
. 971
1,291
569
742
1,873
1.564
858
560
1,663
410
.553
789
1890.
Harp er' s Young Peonle.
... '-...
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
15.393 15.993
The total v6te bein?: Fowle 148,395;
Docker' 134,035.
WAKTEO.
1 GENTS OP EITI1ER SEX T3ROUGHOU
the United States to handle our celebrated
Corn and Bunion Cure, its application a!
fords almost Mstant relief, and every box is
accompanied by a t5 guarantee, wnlch amount
we will forfeit In every instance where our
remedy rails to perfect a permanent cure
sample box. rx; fax Doxes, su we will oay
good agents S3 per day to Introduce our goods
iuiu weir secuon: no posuua. tror terms and
particulars address tne manufacturers, -
11. BUKUUJ1K UU..
104 and 106 Ncrth Ada street,
feb 14 lw daw Chicago, 11L
ThoElcventn Volume of Harpex's Tounq
Pkoplb. which begins with the Number for
November 5, 1880. presents an attractlva pro
gramme, it win oner to jts readers at least
four serials of the usual length, and others in
two or three parts, namely. "The Red M us-
tanjr."by William O. Stoddard; 'Phll and
the Raby." by Lucr C. Lijlxib: "Prince Tom
my " by Johw Kusseix. Cobykll;- and "Moth
er's Way " by Margaret JS. Sanoster; two
short se rials by IUalmar Ujorth Royesen.
Two series of Fairy Talcs will attract the at
tention of lovers of the wonder-world.-namely,
the qalntXales told by Howard PrLEnd
so admirably Illustrated by him, and another
series In a different Tein by frane m. bice
nelu There will be short stories by W. D.
II o wells, Thomas Nelson Page, Mary E.
vVilkin's Nora Perry, HahHibt I'rescctt
SroFFORD, David Ker, Hezeeiah Butter-
WORTH, SOPHIE SWETT, RICHARD MALCOLM
JOHNSTON, CtC.
A subscription to Harper's Young People
secures a Juvenile library. There is useful
knowledge, also plenty of amusement. Lijs(oi
AttceritMT. ' - :
Terms Postage Prepaid, $2 pryear.
Vol, JI begins Xuvember 5, 18S9. .
tJuot Arrived i
1 NICE LOT OF THAT FRESH UP-COTJN-
try BUTTER, In small Kits, at l
HALL & 1
Je ft 11 and 13 So. Water Street.
VEHICLES ! -r-VEHICLES j-i
OFFER IFOR SALE -A LARGE NUMBER
' AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
Secund-Hand "Vehicles,
All In good order and rea4j for immediate
ube. They wlllOe sold rery low for cash or
good paper. ' -
Call andet fool tarjaia at
' Onr.HLLTIJiTA-E LT3t .
tv cm;. . ccr.Ti.Tj t:ir-:::: i u:
Spe-stoien Copy sent cm receipt of two-amt
sunnjK
Slnjrle Number. Five cents each. '
Remittances should be made by Post-Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
A'exospapers are not to copy this culrersishnentwbest
'Diiiioui tie. express oracr of Harper Brothers
x Address
'dot 80
HARPER BROTHERS.
NswYorK
SPECIAL NOTICE !
QUR PRIVATE STOCK 1876 RYE IS UN-
doubtedly the best WHISKEY sold in the
South to-day. Below ycu will Had a few out of
many letters which we receive and notice
well what they contain:
Brown Brown, druggists, of Winston, say
The Private Stock. TC elves entire satis
faction to our customers, and we think it 13 a
nne medicinal whisKey."
H. uosc, also of Winston, writes us as fol
lows: 'The Private Stock Whiskey I bought
through your Mr. fclmon has proved a success
and will keep it hereafter, as my leading
brand.- - ..
. J. a. Burns Co- of Faretteville. have this
to say: -
I have used your new brand of 'Private
Stock. 187C Rre Whlstcer and will sar that I
am well pleased with it and that It 1 all you
recommend It to be. My customers prefer
Bruiiliild,Simon & Cp.,
' ill Fro n t-t.,
, Dealers la Hirers, Cjsr-r.lTca-.
rrrnr . .
Price, $1 per year; six months, 50 ct?; single
copy. 5 cts: inaiioa to smr aadress: man 12
Scribner'8:Jlngzine
ft
For i89o. : :
The publishers of SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
nirz to make it the most popular - and enter
prising: of periodicals, while at aU times pre-;
serving its mga literary cnaracter. zd.WO new
readers have been drawn to it durlne the past
six months by the increased excellence of Its
contents (notably tne Railway articles) and It
cioses its second year witn a new impetus and
an assured, success. The Illustrations - will
show some new effects, and nothing to make
rsc;iiiijrin.u' jiAAiiiJXJfi attractive aud in
teresting will be neglected.
the kail, wax articles wiu be contin
ued by several very striMne oaieis: one esne-
uiuijr uiteresuB ojr Jix-rostmasier uenerai
momas u. .?ames on -The Railway Postal Ser-
vice." ! luuRirazea.
MK. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S serla
novel "The. Master of BaUantrae", will run
through tne greater part of the year.
aeaun in Aoveinoer. i -
A CORRESPONDENCE and collection J o
manuscript memoirs relating1 to . F. .Millet
and a famous group of modern French Painters
win rurnisn tne suDstance or several articles.
The brief end papers written last rear bv
Robert Louis Stevenson, will be reDlaced ;bv
equally interesting contributions by different
lamous autitors. Air. Tnomas Bailer Aidritih
win write the first of them for the January.
Many valuable LITEltARY" ARTICLES will
appear: a paper cn .Walters Scott's Method of
worx. illustrated rrom original aiss. second
Fields;
The Oldest and. Best "
: ; ; ' Family NewsDacer,
v Six Regular Editors Special Co
respondents at Home an .Abroad
btones; - Reviews. Cotii1pt06,i v .
Departments for Farmers, Her
chants, Banker Professional Hen
Students, Boys and Girls, t ,
This vear the Oi?sicnnrB ,m
isli more than
FIFTY PRIZE STO ItlES,
aDd thfr ablest and most dodh!
writers will contribute to its col
umns. Poets and prose writers, aa
th-Ors, editors, men of science acd
women of ereniu3 will 11)1 the col.
umns ef th Orskrvkr, anil it wil
give fiftrtwo unexcelled papers in
the coming year. .
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Clergymen, $2.00 a year.
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VVDarppr's Magazlnr.
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raa'a ILlqxzisx for 190, witn eona: c-.
Andkew Lang. IJaefeks MAOArisitJ .
. . . wf h i?FS.
maae .special arrangemenui "ir"r;T
tures of the Famous Tartartn."
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someiy uiustratcd. .
'Shelf of Old Books." by JUrs. James T
ana many otner articles; equally noteworthy
Articles on ART SUBJECTS Will be a feature
Papers are arranged to appear : by - clarence
uook, u. uiasnneia, Austin. AHJDSon and
many oth era. Illustrated ; --
fishing articleh describing sport In the
jst flsnlmr erounds wlU appear. Salmon
Wlnninlsh. Bass and Tarpon are the subiects
nuw turiuiKvu. iuo auuiurs are wen mown
sportsmen. ' Illustrated. p .
ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES orgreat variety,
biography, description, etc., will appeaa, but
uuti vi buo cuuveuw'iuu cummonpiace son.
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Among the most lnterestlnff In the list cf
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auie Hxucic ux x rvu juna ; a rowDriiige, upon
tne most recent developments- and use 3 cf
i'jiorou RAriir. Illustrated.
A class of articles 1 which has proved cfstje.
clal interest will be continued by & group cf
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applications, py eminent authorities: a re-
marjcaoie paper on DEEP allnINQ. and ether
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