" . plsa:3 ironca ' r i
? fve WSJ , t u rccdrs- coc-ac:Jo t-3
frcm czi trtencs ca y ni an sctjacta
Cnerai tnterosis oct .;- r ": 1 1 -": 1
.The name of us witter aosiAiirajr-' ovl tar
D-sheatouteCStor. ' ? . f-? 'V
' Commnnirmnons mtxst he wntten'onibnlj'
Penonaatie maat tie aveiaed1 "- -;
Axtauis wpeaaUj and' parUcalarr aalcr
stood that tne editor noes not always enaorr 3
the news or oorrespoiideata czilcsa stated
. U it. -.VOP monUueen'j. . -
:-s- -..-,v.ttTrrea t camera. tn
nrlUP any and
v Ul,. , XI V: W LLMINGTf ffl ,g C , EDNESDA Y, OCTOBER 1, 1890.
NO 247.
In the editorial coixtmns.' : !,
.it
-1 y AV -'; pii Tm . V i V V i '
' ' 1 um - 1 -v " 1 i i'j
T
EXJOYS-
t1 - r1!0 an results -wliei
' n if Fi,i ii taken; it U plcaanl
: ri.-Ma- to tlic taste, and act?
;rv ,i t j.rt)-nptly on the Kidneys,
;.i :;wcK cleanses the sy
c,;.r:u;:;U dispels coldj, head-
; . , :$ ana cure uaouuw
Svrup of I'iga is thi
of its kind ever pro
i ; . j n t the taste and co
1 . t stmnach, prompt h
I T and truly beneficial la it:
V. f rvpared onlr from the mo-1
: -7 iiA agreeable substances, iu
r V:rr ll-T.t qualities commend i'
,:; and have made it the moS
:;rr re nily known.
r.n:p of Fi?s is for eale in 5Ck
t in !! by all leading dru
t. Any reliable druggist :wh
.tr r. t have it on hand will pro
r- it promptly for any one "wh
- yl to try it. Bo not "accept" an j
rjUFQRNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
S4 f FXAMCJSCO. CAL
m: :r:ui. n. kew tQRX. r.r.
For u DJ
(MK!tr K IIKIjIjAM Y.
WUULESALETUKUGGIST,
va WilmlEglon, N. C
FOIl I'ASII ONLY!
jT rktEN'bS AND THK PUBLIC 10 KN
eu.y4r" retT nottfletl mt on and after
CLs tite I will sell for CASH AUD CAS
tNLT. I iz tuworr offer btg tniuoemcnta
t
w
tou hovt wjtti the money In nand. I
rum"- l.o'.VEsr PKK E and the BEST OF
.no". J:t pectfuUj,
I'. F SV n .V, Act.,
rp tiir(ii;y Front Street.
HrA Tucker,
JEAL'K IN ORANITr, MA KB LB AJ"D
ltra .v n. Minaf iciurer of Oemeuiry,
1 .n.l ItulUltn Wort '
3M North Front street, .
"psi wiimLnirton, N. C.
English ir rir.assxal School
r.v
J'HK TlURTT-siCOXD ANNUAL SESSION
k f?o o. v.) Wednesdaj, the first of Oo
Toray lnfannatlon applr at No, 43C
or.i .fm t. roroer of Firth. eep 15 tf
,, , r
Jos, F. Craig,
r&rnirrij mt a Ald.-rtnan, Planner & Cv)
J)tUTUML WOKKER IN II. SIIEKT
Fnaip tc , Prlocess atree', near Front
C-mBL ta be pleased to receive orders
Kt$r i;iafs cood and prompt work
ruria'rr-L sep 9 lzn
AIMM S & YObi EUS,
Wlioi.lALE DHATLF.1CS Ir
viNi ;us, Grvccries,
xrs. Tobacco, Cigars, :
t , c
t AND v ...
fOMJllSSlOX MERCHANTS,
r. rmnl mt Tock St
Hlt.MINtSTON, N
i;
I T. 0. F. Aldrm-n,
(;"EKL COMMISSION BKOKKRI AND
iUt, Na 1W Nonh Water atreet,
i ita -cn. X o . buy or eil on commh-slon
K"-r Butter.. Fnrtt, Beon. Lard.
y . L!ur. ivrswit, fltde, ur Co ton.
-hi ncin tn rrodoce or t; merry uur.
f prices
guaranteed, ennasyn-
aoffSiim
OFriCK OF TKEASUHER,
rmiNyTo it wblsoh Sailkoa a,
W imtxcTox, N. C. Sept. SOth, 1880.
1 E btiARDOFDIItlCTUKSOF fUK WIL-1 1
c von w won Railroad Co. ha- author-
b tte p ijment of thrt e and a half per cent
b on the certneates of Indebtedness of farnj8hlng goods. He has enlarged
oapanyS The interest oa said cerUS-1 his 6tock so as to reach the public.
i ..v.Sfr Willie Roister, his acoommo-
lue in ida, able at -the oraoe ot the Mr. WlUie imgister,
Irvr onW after October 1st. is 'dating young salesmau, is always
yer Boots wiuatand doeed tutu Octo-
JAS, F. POST, Ja, .
P t4
ljn-tx to Nir Asmnnnxn
Lx RxaiffTSK.27otloe
Prtn Co-lrurnlture ." .
J W ATXIW30S For rent t
W O A Onaaxx A Card
Mom BaoTHM Drocsata
C W Tatzs 8 am Jones Song Books -rrcMixcitUena'
B L Aas'n
We lo ttili month 7 mJnates of
daylight.
And the first autumn month hat
jcone already.
The receipts of cotton at this port
to-da foot up 963, bale c -
HotBed8ah and Glaw for sale
by the N. Jacob! Mdw. Co. t
This month has fire Wednesdays.
Ave Thursdays and five Fridays.
Three days of fair weather are
promised now by Turner' almanac
A larre excursion party is belnc
made up in Jonesboro to visit this
city next 8aturday.
An excursion party from Be onetts-
vllle, S. C. is expected this evening
over the C. P. & Y. V. R. R.
The new moon this . month falls
due on the 13th and it fills on the
27th. It is the hunter'a m rwn
CoL K. 8. Xatlmere President of
the Wilmington Seacoast Railroad,
returned to the city last night.
-
New River oysters are late this
season. Thre were In th msUn.
rants last year early In September.
Merit wins, as the marvelous sue
cess of iloodTs 8ar8aparilU shows.
It possesses true tudlclnal merit.
8old by all druggists.
Visitors tto our city should cer
tainly not fail to call on the N. Ja
cob! Hdw. Co. for anvthine wantiucr
In their line. ' t
Use Regal Ready-mixed Paint, and
have no other, if yon want a good.
durable article; for sale by the N.
Jacob! Hdw. Co. t
I am Manufacturer's Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fence. Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts. t
The concert which was to have
been given "by Prof. Miller's band,
under the auspices of the T. P. C.
in Lusher Hall, has been postpone.
It Is said that coal will be high
this Winter. Was it ever any where
else than high? We generally hear
fcuchftalk, though, just at this sea
son
We have in stock an Immense va
riety of Cook Stoves, all styles and
size. Prices away down and Stoves
guaranteed to give satisfaction. N.
Jaoohi Hdw Co. t
Begiuuitig with today, October
1st, the fare on the Wilmington Sea
coast Railroad will be 25 cents for
the round trip to Ocean .View or any
other potiit on the road.
Official announcement Is made
that the Scotland Neok Branch , of
the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad
has bee'n opened to" Kinston, N. C,
for freight and passenger traffic.
Ger barque Burgermeister Klr
steiu, Elireureicli, clearel to day
for Stettin. Uenuany, with 3,443 Iar
rels roeln, valued at $4,500, shipped
by Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co.
Alarge line of Breech and Muzzle
loading Shot Guns, Air Rifles and
Piatoli; all grades at lowest prices.
Wood Powder and sportsmen's sup
plies Just received. N. Jacobl Hdw.
Co.
Rev. E. A. Yates. D. D., formerly
Pastor of Front Street M. E. Church
and Rev. T. Page Ricaud, who waa
the Sam Jones meetings.
Fish are scarce and high. There
were none at all in market yester-
day; A few cart loads were -her
this morning but the hucksters got
them and consumers were obliged
to pay a big price for tnem. Twenty
five cenUfor three or four little mul-
lets is excessive.
Mr. Lee Regfs'ter has moved to
that handsome store No. 10 Market
street- which has been fitted up in
first ciasa styie lorinu,, w
le.tock of ary goods and - pnU.
to show his
to wait on and show the cus- .
tomers their stock.
oM tll., -to-k.
' CoL John Wilder Atkinson oflfers.
for rent the dwelling northeast cprv
1". vi luoiMsmnu inirasireeiaHtt.eittuouarvieiuperatare.
also an office on Water street. 4 Local forecasts from 8 a. ju. tc-.
Mr. W. G. A. Otersen has reptoi' - Wilmington and. vicinity.
im.iA-.i-- .1.. --tnreatenln.r weather, occasional
,1 - -
corner of Fifth and Market-rstreets
tnVm .fnM P.-hlT -Cj Ti-',f.
, ,r . v-
nett streets.
Subscribers to the thInlWies ot
ine citizens Kuildlng and lean As-;
soclatlon nre notified tojthejsniusi
pay up Initiation fee and first rv -
sesstnent to the Treasurer, Mc J-
Mitchell, on Saturday next. -
Syrmpof rig.
Produced from the Inxative and nu
tritious Juice of California figs, com
bined with the medicinal virtues of
-
plants known to be most beneficial I
u tne numan system, acts gently,
on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
effectually cleansing the system, dis
pelling colds and headaches, and
curing habitual constipation. U
Harbor Matter Report.
From the books of Capt. Joseph
Price, Harbor Master, we get the
following report of arrivals at this
port durihg the month of Septem
ber: . '
American t steamers, 6,822 tons;
11 schooners, 3.603 tons; total 20 ves
sel and 9,930 tons.'
Foreign 7 steamers, 9,871 tons; 8
barque?. 3,641 tons; 1 brig, 299 tons;
total, 16 vessels and 13,811 tons.
Total arrivals American and for
eign, 36 vessels, aggregating 24,241
tons.
Judge Boykln 1 Sick.
We regret to learn that Hon. E
T.- Boykin, Judge of the Superior
Court for this district, is quite sick
and confined to bed with a severe
malarial attack. He is in Raleigh,
where he was holding the Fall term
of Wake county Superior Court. He
was so sick last Friday that he was
compelled to adjourn the court. He
hoped to be able toopen it again
yesterday, which day was set for the
trial of police officer I logue, charged
with murder, .but the physicians ab
solutely forbade it and hence
court was adjourned for the term".
At last reports he was somewhat
better.
October TV eatber.
The records of the U. S. Signal
Office at this place, covering the
month of October for 18 years, show
that during October we shall have
several cold changes, viz, between
the 6th and. 9th; colder between
15th and 18th and 23d and 26th; and
also between 29th and 3lst. The
coldest day during OctQber was 35
In 1887 and the warmest 92 in 1884.
The weatter will be fine about
one day in four. It will also rain
one day In four with an average
daily rainfall of .13 of an inch. The
greatest daily rainfall during this
month was 4.51 on the 11th in 1885.
Northeast winds will prevail and
will average five miles per hour.
The highest wind in any October
was W., 47, on the 6th, in 18,73.
Meteorological.
Mr. F. P. Chaffee, Signal Service
observer at this point, reports as
follows for the mouth of September:
Mean barometer, 30.11; highest, 30.
29, on the 1st; lowest, 29.95, on the
16th; mean temperature, 74degrees;
highest, 89, on the 7th; lowest, 58, o.n
the 30th; greatest dally range of
temperature, 21 degrees, on the 20th;
least daily range, 7, on the 23th;
total excess In temperature, 20; total
excess sineeJanuary 1, 503; prevail
ing direction of wind,-northeast; to
tal movement, 4,941 miles; extreme
velocity, 25 miles, west, on the 13th;
total precipitation, 8.19 inches; num
ber of days on which rain fell,
-.'since and Inclusive of 1871, in orderjfore? to hear him; if I
'of yearo from thntdate as published, ijujugtice3 j : wiU ac
ero ?.26;8.22; 9.97; 9.35; 2.23; 9.41; 20.10; franklv; if on the cont
o26; 8.22; 9.97; 9.35; 2.23; 9.41; 20.10;
7.34.-6.18; 1.20; 3.50; 3.34; 16.53; 9.34;
5.69; 1.34; 46; 6.23; 3.18: 8.19; total ex-
ceM cf rainf!I during, the month,
.96 of an inch; total deficiency since
January 1st, 9.21; number of cloud
eg8 dayii 7; partly cloudy days, 12;
cloudy days, 11; no frosts during the
month. 1 " ' ,! ... J '
BakW. Arnica saw. ;
The Best aive in the world Jot
uau, oruue. wrm, . -
TTl
- pevei Sores. Tetter Chap-
kir Eruptions, and positively cures
Pileor no pay TJl
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,-
or money refunded. Price 25 ceuts
Ephox.. -
. p0r ale hr . Robert R
RellAinv
rbQleaJ an3 ail dggl
- ' "
Frt.
For, North Carolina, showers and
- - vumifcening weatner, occasional
gprinKies or
P41V4V'
PerAtn
rain and stationary tern
re.
S a perl or CoarC
j ,Cour met this morning at
10
o'clock and the following cases were
j disposed of:
j JL W. Hicks vs. John McDaffle,
et All Continued. I
Nancy Is. Prevatt vs. R. EL L.
i Prevatt.
Continued.
H. A. London, adiur., vs. Mary E.
Quince, et al. Continued.
Rushing On To Atlanta, j
CaptT.-W. Whisnant, Superin
tendent of 'the Carolina Central,
Capt. John A. Dodson, Superintend
ent of Georgia, Carolina & North
ern, and Mr. H. W. B. Glover, the
newly appointed Assistant General
Freight Agent of the Seaboard Air
Line, went over the Georgia Caro
lina and Northern road in a special
car yesterday from Monroe, North
Carolina, to Green wood, South Caro,
Una, in company withihe South
Carolina Railroad Commissioners.
The object of this trip is for the rail
road commission to formally accept
the newly completed j portion of the
G.; C. & N. line troin Clinton to
Greenwood. Trams! will then be
run regularly from Monroe to
Greenwood, a distance of 118 miles,
On the 20th, the G., C. & N. wil
reach Abbeville, a distance of 133
miles from Monroe. The indication:
are that the G., C. & IN. trains wil
be run into Atlanta several months
ahead of contract time.
Colored Man Appointed Collector.
j It was learned here this morning
that Jas. H. Young, j colored, had
been appointed Collector of Cus
toms for this port. The news was a
surprise to all and to none -morn
so than to those immediately inter
ested, the candidates for the place.
Young is not a resident of Wilming
a a- : w '
ton and Mr. Harrison was to id in
plain terms that it would ' not do
to appoint an outsider. Still, the
old man 'seems to have taken the
bit between his teeth and has mad
thej appointment. The appointee
has not yet! qualified. The bond is
$40,000 and the sureties must qu'ali
fy to unencumbered real estate. It
is thought that he cannot give the
bond and if he does, the Senate will
refuse to confirm him. But this is
riotjhy any means certain. There is
a big stir up about the matter.
Young is a light colored man and
hasi been; filling the position of
Special Agent ot the (Treasury De-
Dartment for tnis district, lie is
said to be well educated.
Dr. PritchHi-d and Sam Jones.
Rev. Dr.' Pritchard's published
views relative to Sam Jones and his
methods have been read of all men.
In last week's issue of Charity and
Children, the publication of the
Thomasviile Orphanage," Dr. Pritch-
ard announces his intentions. He
says: "The Rev: Samuel P. Jones
will begin a meeting this week in
Wilmington, and his brethren have
built a large tabernacle for hlni,
which will seat, it is claimed, over
7,000 persons. At one time I had
about made up mj ! mind that I
would not'hrar a man-whose pulpit
manners were so objectionable, but
the Methodist pastors of Wilming
ton, whose T esteem 1 value, and
many of our; prominent men think
that in justice to him and to myself,
as well as the cause, of morality and
religion, I ought to hear him and
thus give an opinion based upon
I propose, there-
have done him
acknowledge it
franklv: if on the contrary. his raeth-
d ebecia.lv- his language.
geem 0 n,e unbecoming the plpit
ftnd o( an injmoral tendency, I shall
ot hegitate to say so in as plain
terms as 1 can nse. The revolution
n pnpjt manners and morals which
jtlsls man has inaugurated is a serious
matter, and one on which everybody
should take siaes. ur. i-ntcnara
Was in the auditory for a part of the
time on Monaay mgni, uui ue nos
" , ' " " . ' 7,
hot taken any part in, the meetings.
' ' '
RounH on csoughs
p Cough Colds Hoarseness Sore
f , r pnnnunvTnnTn
TllC? w2Ht?C5f'S 92T92T?J
Ari c. instant renei. ioc- xvoagn
w- t j p--. a.v a -1 .
on ijorns. .x.iquia, ic. otuve tvo.
NFA' AOVRKT(HE81 BNT8.
8PJ3UIALTY OF PINE CURLED HAIR HI ATTREsKC3.
reU From a Tree.
A white boy by the name of Char-
le Potter was seated this afternoon
on the limb , of a chinaberry tree;
on Fourth street,, overlooking the
city pound, cornerFourth- and
Princess streets, when the limb
broke and he fell to the ground, a
distance of some! fifteen feet, striking
on his head. He was carried to his
home on Fourth street, between
Dock and Orange, and Dr. Potter
was summoned,
to be dangerous
He is not thought
y hurt J
"Don't Give ap the Ship t" ! i
Don't surrender,, although the
fight be long and bitter, and results
thus far but dismal failures. Old
Bad Blood iuay yet be conquered
and disease driven from the citadel
of life. You have not used the
proper remedyi or long ago you
would have felt a change. You have
tried this and that, a hundred bot
ties of this specific nhd fifty bottles
of that sarsaparilla, and feel you
might as well have used so much
rain ater for all the good effect
they had. Why have you not tried
B B B (Botanic j Blood Balm) made
in -Atlanta, Gal? Because it -isn't
advertised so conspicuously as other
remedies? Well, that's a poor rea
son. The greatest humbugs can af
ford tne largest advertisements. As
for B B B try it; and if six bottles
don't do you more good 'than all the
other blood medicine you have ever
taken, call it a humbug, a name that
has never yet been applied to it by
any one. j 1
Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenn.,
writes: "For six years I had been
afflicted with running spres and an
enlargement of the bone in my leg.
I tried everything I heard of with
out any permanent benefit until Bo
tanic Blood Balm was recommended
to me. After using six bottles the
sores healed, and 1 am now,in better
health than I Uave ever been, I
send this testimonial unsolicited,-be
cause 1 want Others to be bene
fited." I
NKW AIVKKTI8E.nt5N l.
For
Rent.
THE DWELLING HOUSE ON THE
northeast corner of Market and Third
streets, opposite St. James Church.
An office In my bulldlmr on Water
sireet, between princess ana unesnut streets.
OCt 1 1W JQHI WILDER ATKINSON.
A Card.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC
. that J have removed my entlie stock of
urocexies, irom corner jnim ana aiarnei,
streets, to the corner of Fifth and Barnett
Btreets, wnere 1 souat tne patronage 01 me
public eenerallr. I return thanks to my for
mer custom 8 for their liberal patronage and
assure those In my new neighborhood the
same nrst-ciass Jfooas at reasor aDie prices.
OCt 1 It W. U. A. UTJSxlSJSiM.
TJotice.
I
HAVE MOVED TO. NO. 10 MARKET 8T.,
where 1 havb enlarged my stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, shoes, Hats, Caps, c, and would
be glad to have my friends, and thoso wish
lng anything In my line, to give me a call. j
OCtllW H LEE REGISTER.
Citizens' Building ;aod
; Loan Association.
SUB-CRIBEKS TO TUB THIRD SBBJES
of Stock of the Citizens' Building and Loan
Association are hereby noUfled 'that the ad
mission fee and first installment of 25 cents
per share are .due and payable at the office of
the Secretary and Treasurer on Saturday, Oc
tober 4th, 189a J. S. MITCHELT ,
oct 1 3t Secrrtary and Treasurer.
VEHICLES! VEHICLES!
OFFER FOR SALE A ULh.GE NUMBER
: AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
' - i I - . . -i
8rc iid-Hand Tehicles,
All In good order and ready for immediate
ute. TherwlII he sold rery low for cash or
good paper.1; r
Call andget'good bargain at
i 1
- ORRSLIVS STABLE.
Jy 22 tf; Cor. Thfrd and Princess sta.
Hardware)
'pINWARE
" AND CKWUBY. '
. : w. x. SPRINGER c co.
Importers and Jobbers
- . Pnrcen BxdldXzuc.
mrrfO T A DTTJ ls printed with
ltllO ZEljl -lInXmamifactared.hy
be rairmcunt pnnansr im wonts. , . ,
. ' T. L WKIUUT m, Ul .
SSUi wet and Pe&aaytvanla avenoe,
14a 11 - i. vPtuiadelphla.
5TEW. ADVCBl'ISKURNTS.
: No. . 1 7 Princess Hlreet : : u ! . - ir-.
IS
lief ill
H
AYING HADE
. SPECIAL ' ARKANvi Z-
ments for that purpose J will hare
my
Stalls during tha series of meetings to bo held
bylier. Mr. Jones In the Tabernacle,., fall
supply of
K very thine
8asoDbt6
Uud
Good to Eat lu the Meal Lin.
I HAVE TWO CAR LOADS OP
FINE MOUNTAIN BEEP
: r. '. . ? .1 . - , 4 . -
Nowtn hand and others to arrive. This is a
SUPERB AKTICLB OF BEEP, the heSt Pas-
ture Fed Beef I could And in! Western North
Carolina, and it will be In full supply;
I WILL ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF . "
filniton, Veal, Ljinrb;&c.,
OF THE BEST IO BE HAD
orders booked ahead and prompt de
Urery .guaranteed.' f -
JOHN Pi OARRElil;
stalls 1 and 8,Front street Mirtet;south side.
. sep25lw
SCHOOL SHOEC
AT-
Geo. JR. Frencii & Spn;
JARGEST, STOCK .AND :BEST ASSORT-
MENT IN THE CITY.j1 .y.;
. Boys'Eng. Toe Boots, solid! through, sizes l
to 5. $1.25. - I , 4 , .
Youths' Eng. Toe Boots. sMfes 11 to 13 V, $1-50
Boya' Lonlon To Boots, sizes t to 6 jo! 1 1.7
Boys London Toe Button, sizes 1 to 6 x, $t.uL
- 8OLAK 1 IP MHO. fJ
' - . '- n I v ;
Another large lot of the celebrated Solar Tip
Shoes received, both In Heel and Spring Heel,
which for style and durability are superior to
any shoe made. Call and we will sell you bet
ter goods for less money than can be had any
wnere in the city. ; ;. x .
Geo. R. French &8oiis,
1 1
108 North Front ''t r
(Opposite The Orton.)
sep 23 tf
SAM JOTJEiJ
SONG BOOKS
KATES' book
Sep24tf "-- ' ..,:.:'iV V ;
ChUdren's iHagnzines.
ARGOSY, ST. NICHO, WIDE AWAK
Harper's Young eople, Lookout Magazine.
Golden Days, Youth's Companion, and all the
best clilldren's magazines are m the J
WILMINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
sep 27" ,123arket4rtreer. t
Photosrrapho.
f
dozen Mlnuetu per dozen ILOO; F
types two for 2 cents. . , i. . i
lerre-
au we asic or you is to call and examine
specimens before placing .roar order teue
wnere. V. C. jILLIS. Photarr mher.
Front street -Market, Wilmington. Nj C.
sep2w- :,-...-. ; I ; ,
A CJloving
. oie. .
WEEK, tris
mjASY WILL MOVE THIS
a trying time. Articles of Furniture have
-1
oeen oroKen ana new tninirs are hmhia.1. , u'a
tun supply your wants. CaU a .d see ua. We
aeu at rock oottom prices.
SNEED'C CO..
J Furniture Dealers.
sep 30 tf cor. Market and Second bis.
Seely's Orchid Flower Perfumes,
Th Pineal In the Worldj
Orchids are the elite of the flower klnrdo.T.
These ptrfomes for sale by r K v . j...
j munds brothers;
" ' ! J' - 104 Ni Front atreet.
Juot Arrived !
NICE LOT OF THAT FR ESnUP-COUN:
try BUTTER, la small Kits, at I v I .
HALL & PKAUBALlVflj
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