LINCOLN COURIER,
looal department.
" fs stakretteT
Editor & Proprietor.
CllUROU DIRECTORY.
. I'rmbttikun. Key. R. Z, Johnston,
Pastor; Freach'me every 2nd, and 4tb
Bitidheiys 11 A. M. and b 1 M.
'Sunday School every Sunday 5 P. M.
i-erVita toryounij jrpojtle every Wadneaday
6 pm. . ..
Preaching at Iron Station on first
uoiAva, 3 P. il. :
ilwaowjT.-Rev. M. T. Stoole, Pas
tor. Preaclilng Mvery ldt and 3d Sunday.
;U A M., and i:30, P. M.
. LUTaRAtf. Rev J. A. Rudidill, Pw
tox. betfpbgb every 1st Sunday ; Trinity,
every iid Sunday ; Daniel's every 2nd and
4th Sunday. Hour 10 a. m.
LUTM1&A.H. Key. J.' J. George, Pastor
St. Mark's every 2d Sunday ; Cnerryville
every 4h Sunday. Hour, 10 a. m.
"Westenbarger, lastor, Lutheran yhapeJ,
every '2nd Sunday ut 10:30 a. in. and 4th
Sunday at 3 o iu, tben-j.or, 2nd 'Hunday
at ua and 4th Sun-lay at 10:30 a rn,
Labjratory Mills, on 2nd and -ItU Sundays
at 7 p in. Rothttl, Ut and 3rd Sundays at
10.30, a m. i'rklay'a School Uouse, 1st
and 3rd Sundays, 3 p m.
li.U'TiaT. Rev. D. M. Austin, Pastor.
Pikaching every 3d Sundays at 11
A. M. and SOU P. .U. Sun Jay School
every Sunday at 3 P. M Prayer meeting
every i'liui-fiy ven i n-r at 7:00.
Episcopal. Rev. YY . R. Wttuiore.RfCi
tor. Services evry SurJiiy ut 11 a ni, ex-'
twpt 21 Sundays i at nijilu, on lt, 2nd and
every other 4th Sunday; Holy Couhl.lldioh
lit and 3rd 'Sundays ; catechising ot child"
rcQ every 3rd Sunday iu the P M. All
coraiahy invited to attend. Seats Free.
JL1NCOLNTOJS, N. C. APR 20, 1894
All subscribers who will coaie m
and pay tbeir i).ck dues on nub
scriptioo t the rates of $ Lift and
pay one dollar in addition, tan gel
tbe COURIER one year from date of
such payment. All wbo are. up
with subscriptioDH to dale canget
cue year nubsciip ion by payirjg
1.00 casfi 'ih-nJvarwe.
This proposition" is jrood only for
caib. - . , j
II. S. KoniN.sov. -GJueral Me- I
i
chaiKtisr. !
Miasms Bessie and Knox .John
ston spent several days io Newton
this week..: -.
For want f npaee some mat
that v; would like to publi.-di this
wetdc, must iro ovr.
ency let every man do all he can to
help his worthy fellows.
-Mr. A. C. Rozz.'lle, of Mt.
Island, is spending some time in
Lincoluton for the benefit of his
health.
''"'.'- The sight of a few dollars just
now would bo a great benefaction
to.our eyes-and a great consolation j
cto our heart,
' In ..writing .communications
for Ihe Courier writo only on one
.side of the paper and use no su- '
pevliuous words
We present to our readers
1 1 i u . .11
mis weeiv a ni'tiT jm'r aim nope
to iinpnne upon it as the weeks
iiud months go by,
In the report of . commission
er's meeting last week we had paid
ito L. W. Hoyle $11. 00 for repairs
On bridge when it 'should have
been $1.00.
If you are sick, and have that
tired feeling, try the Lincoluton
Lithia water. It will renew your
; entire system anil make a new
. creature of you.
Miss Goorgianua Massagee'
who livgs'a few miles west of Lin
coluton has been visiting relatives
iii Ellenboro ami Ruthorfordton
for the past few weeks.
Some of .the gooil ueople of
Daniels Church, Lincoln Co., N. C,
kindly remembered us again Eas
tor. May God bluss tliese kind
people. J. A. Rrnisiix, Pastor.
The Sheriff desires taxpayers
to take special L6tice of his call
this week, He has .been as lenient
as possible and cannot extend the
time auy longer, so if you do not
wishyour property'put up for sale
call and settle at once.
A fine property for sale near
the town of Lmcdlnfon is that, ot
ti'aper Miil,oO,0 acres of well
.Wooded land, many dwellings,
aad a magnificent water power.
This properly is only a short
distatice from the Lincolnton
Lithia bprings.. Confer with the
Editor of The Courier.
I-have now placed the Tax
.. Books '.in the hands of. the Deputy
for the collection of Taxes for 1893
i. i ou uo not mv vour 1 ax hv the
first- Monday in May I will be
iorcrid to advertise your property.
I cannot indulge longer this is tne
last notice. J. K. Cline, Sh'if.
Dr. W. II. Wakefield, of
Winston, N.CVwiir W in Lin-
""""-""i ;n lo J-iucoin Hotel, on
Tuesday, May Sth for one day
only. Practice limited to Eve
Ear, Nose and Throat. ' Glasses
furnished.
Parties desiring to attend tho
Southern Baptist Convention to be
held at Dallas Tex., can now make
the trip at a small cogt. The rate
from Lincolnton and return is only
134. lf. Tickets will be on sale
May 7th, Sth and 9th limited to a
continuous passage in each direct!
ion, with final limit thirty days
from date of sale, 3t.
Having taken tbe agency for
the Vpartauluig Steam Ltundry.
I will tbaok you for your patronage.
Collars, Cuff and Sbirta done up
in style. Prices are cheaper than
any other Laundry in tbe south.
Collars 2 :t., cuffs per pair 4cte.
shirts lOcts. eacb. Regular price
list, ou application. Send in yo;ir
work. Satisfaction guaranteed
J. F. Eudt, Aart.
ltNo!tlt ICII4 of It?P!Ct.
A meeting of the citizens of
Lincoln ton was called by i. 0.
Cobb. Esq.; Intend. P. T. to ex
press the grief of- this town and
community at the los sustained
by the death of our '"Old War"
Governor ana' late Senator Zeb.
B. Vance
The meeting was held in the
Court House, and largely attend
ed. .Mr. B. C. Cobb ' stated the
object of the meeting, in a. short
speech in which he paid tribute
to the late Senator in elegant lan
guage. Rev. R. Z.. Johnston was
called and led. in prayer and a
committer on resolutions was ap
pointed, consisting of Rev. R. Z.
Johnston, Dr. W. L. Crouse and
L. B. Wetmore, The following
resolutions were reported and
adopted. v " '
North Carolina.
April 18, 1894.
Lincoln county ) .'.'."
Whereas. Almighty God in His
wise providence has released from
its earthly fetters. the,.,.soul of our
beloved Senator Zebulon B. Vance ;
and whereas we are desirous of
paying some loving tribute to his
illustrious memory; therefore we
the the citizens of Lincolnton, and
Lincoln County, iu mass meeting
assembled do
Resolve, 1st, That in tho' -death
of Senator Vance, North Carolina
has lost one of her most illus
trious and devroted sons ; that the
nation has lost one of its ablest
and wisest statesmen, and human
ity at large has lost one of its
greatest benefactors. '
Resolve, 2nd, That as an ora
tor he was peerless ; as a compan
ion genial ; as a soldier fearless and.
brave ; in intellect quick ;j in virtue
strong and in true manhoad un
surpassed.
Resolve, 3rd, That we tender
our heartfelt sympathy to the fam
ily of th late Senator and com
mend them to the loving care of
"Him who doeth all things well."
Resolve, 4th, That the Lincoln
Courier and the Charlotte Obser
ver be asked to publish these res
olutions, and that a copy of same
be sent te the bereaved widow of
tne deceased.
R. Z. Johnston,
W. L. Crouse,
L. B. Wetmtjre,
Com.
Tried and True is tbe verdict of
people who take Hood's Saraapa
rilla. Tbe good effrcta of this med
icine are soou felt in oerve strength'
restored, appetite created- and
health giveo.
Further- Proceeding o I
Prenbylery.
On Thursday 11 a. m,M. C. Air-
owood, member of Long Creek
church Gaston county, formerly a
student of Piedmont Seminary
here, and licenced to preach last
year, was ordained to the Ministry.
Rev. Ii F. Campbell of Asheville
preached the sermon and Rcv.-J.
A. Preston D. D., of Charlotte'; de
livered the charge.
Rev. Jos. K. Hall, of King's Mt.
was dismissed to Bethel Presby
tery, S. C. On Thursday evening
ofter sermon by Rev. T. A. Whar
ton, pastor ot Steele Creek church
Mecklenburg county, the Com
munion service was. conducted.aiid
then a memorial. sketch of the late
Rev. G. D. Parks was read by Rev:
Roger Martin, pastor of MalJard
Creek- chvrch, Mecklenburg Co.,
and several affectionate tributes to
1IT.
the deceased were made. OruOd
evening u Foreign Missionary ser
vice wa.s held, the Agent, Rev.
Jessee W. Siler presiding, and
I nru Sampson, feoretarv ol
Synod of N. C. made a ery inter
esting address.
Revs. II M Dixon, and Jesse W
Siler were elected Commissioners
to the General Assembly tormeet
in Nashville Tenn. May 17th with
Kevs. G A Sparrow and J A Pres
ton D D Alternate respectively.
Jno W Moore, elder in Hunters
ville church and C E Graham eld
er in 1st church Asheville church
were elected Commissioners to the
General Assembly with Dr. Chas.
Actanis of Gastonia and John E
Brown ot Charlotte alternates re
spectively. A call from Rutherfordtou
church for Rev. G A Hough was
approved and Revs. R Z Johnston
and W P McCorkiewere appointed
io .install Jiim as pastor.
Order 1 was . made that Revs.
Johnston, McCorkle and Miller,
John F Tiddy of Shelby, organize
a church at Latimore's StPtion in
Cleveland county on the oth Sun
day in April.
Revs. Divon, Johnston and
Black and Elder Steyens of Mon
roe were appointed a Committee
to arrange programme for the
proper observance of the 25th An
niversary of the organization of
the - Presbytery, October 16th 18-.'
94. ':-J: .. .
The Colored Evangelistic work
was V presented, 'in a, report' and a
collection of $44.00 was given for'
the immediate relief of the work-
The following resolutions were
olfered by Dr. Preston and adopt
ed by a rising vote : "
1st. Resolved that the hearty
and unanimous thanks of Meck
lenburg Presbytery be extended to
the congregation and people of
Lincolnton for their abundant and
cordial hossitality and that a rich
blessing be invoked upon Pastor
and people."
2nd. That the thanks of Presby
tery are ; extended to the various
churches of Lincoln ron for their
cordial hospitalities and christiau
courtesies in offering to Pxesbyte
ry the use of their pulpits.
At noon on Friday Presbytery
adjourned to meet in Charlotte
May 10th to examine and license
candidates. . '
- The Moderator made a beautiful
closing address.
Rev. Chalmers Moore, pastor of
Hopewell church preached Friday
evening, Rev. R Martin Saturday
forenoon and Rev. H. M. Parker,
pastor oi Swannanoa church, Bun
combe county, Saturday evening.
Rev." J L Williamson, pastor of
Sugar Creek church, Mecklenburg
county preached Sunday forenoon,
after which the New House of
worship was dedicated, Rev.- R F
Campbell offered the prayer and
Rev. J T Williamson gave the
charge to the officers of the
church.
It would be wortn wbile for the
ladies to bear m mind that f tbey
taka a gentle course of Ayer's S ir-sapai-llla
io tbe spring, tbey will
have no trouble with "prickly
heat." "hives," "sties." "boils," or
blackheads, when summer comes'.
Prevention is better than cure.
Tribute of Respect to Dr.
Turner
J.
At a regular conrumication of
Rock Spring Lodge No. 341 A. F,
& A. M. held in their, hall April
14;" 1894', the following resolutions
were adopted. ...
" 'Whereas, it ' has pleased the
great Architect of the-Univeree to
remove from us our much esteem
ed and beloved brother Dr. J. Tur
ner, be it
. Resolved 1st, Tnat in his death,
we have 'sustained great loss, and,
in no. one member of Rock Spring
Lodge No. 3'4 was held in higher
esteem or ties more fraternal,
, Resolved 2ndv That a copy of
these resolutions be : sent to the
Newton Enterprise ' and Lincoln
Courier for publication and also
to his bereaved widow.
. Resol-ved, 3rd That a blank
page on our minutes' be left to hi6
memory. Dr. J-. A Shkrfill,
Dr. J. D. Mundy,' i
: . D. H. Drum.
' . J."'""; .Committee.
Denver, N. P., Apri 14, 1894.
Hood'a Pills do ncrt weaken, but
aid digestion and tone the stomach.
Try them.
Maiden Letter.
Mr. Emtoi:: Spring has come.
Tli" fanners are planting. Wheat
is grow ing slowly, can't make more I
than half of crop,
f". Rev. Dr. Clapp, of Newton,
preached a most excellent sermon
Sunday night, subject : "Avoid all
things that have the appearance of
evil." -
Rev. Cline, of Lenoir College
will hold communion services here
Sunday.
Miss Cauble, of Lincolnton, has
been visiting friends in town.
Miss Laurs Carpenter, of Hick
ory, was in town Monday.
Two ticket will be before the
people of our town for considera
tion. W hojir to see alfairs some
what changed. Some low life
scoundrel has been poisoning clous
in Maiden. We do not know who
it is,: but will pay any one a liberal
reward who will point him out.
A man who has the heart to kill
his neighbor's dog will rob or burn
his neighbor.
We were pained to learn of the
death of Senator Vmce. The
State has lost here a most distin
guished son.
Dr. McNary is visiting friends in
S: Carolina.
Very Respectfully,
C.
The Caiwe
of Nil turner $lck
Do you know that many of the
Stimmea ailments are in to Con
stipation T The bowels do not car
rvoff the wa-te and poison, and it.
goes through the system. Simmons
Liver Regulator cares Coostipation
Get a 2p-cent package(powder.)
1S94.
Now is the time everybody wrants
an Almanac for the New Year.
Numbers of tliese are publish
and scattered throughout the coun
try. ' The one issued by The Cen
taur Company of New York City
ir by far the most beautiful and
complete. The can be had free
of our druggists.
Bright Spring Days.
Tbe spriug should be pre-eminent-ly
a season of contentment, happi
ness and hope. In these !rigbt aod
pleasant mouths the country should
enjoy its highest degree of traDqnilU
ty and prosperity. But spring, it is
well known, is often a period of dis
comfort and disturbance in the
physical system. Important organs
of the brdy become torpid or irreg
ular iu their action, and the fact is
instantly reflected in the mental
condition of the individual. A dis
ordered liver means disordered
nerves and a dull and u u steady
Drain. Anything which will bring
the physical system iuto harmony
with budding N.turs confers an e
normous benefit upon the nation,
besides tbe trere allaying of physi
cal discomfort. Hood's Sarsaparil
la doe this, us thousands of grate
ful and happy nieu and womeu can
testify, and increased use of this
stand -trd spring medicine is of more
real practical importance in promo
ting hefclth aud quiet io the busi
Desa world than reams of abstract
theorizing.
There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
laet few jear was supposed to t-e
incurabta.' For a great many 5 eats
doctors pronounced it a local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to care
with local treatment, pronounced it
lucarable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be a c; nutitutiounl disease
and therefore requires constitution
al treatment. HaU'a Catarrh Cure
manufrctured by F. J' Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O., 19 tbe only consti
iattonal cuie on the maiket It is
taken internally io doses from 10
drops to a teaopoonfol. It acts di
rectly on tbe blood and mucous
surfaces of tbe system. Tbey offer
one hundred dollars for any c.se it
fails to cure. send for circulars
and testimonials. Addrea-,
F J Cheney & Co , Toledo, O.
tdSold by Druggists, 75e
April 13th 4r.
The Buin On Your Face.
Are cansed bv impute blood, and
will never be well uuies you cleanse
it nd build it op in richness and
puiry. Botani! Blood Bilm, the
great Mood purifier ana tonic, is
what jou need. Ooe boitle will
clear your complexion and putify
your blood. Try it. Price S1,00
per bottle. For sale by druggist.
EGGS for hatching from selected j
thoroughbred Black Minorcas. ?150 i
for 13. S.tisf4Ction guaranteed '
Address, Jxo. K. Patters ojt j
Concurd, N. C. i
For Malaria, Liver Trou
ble, or Indigestion, use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Burning Pain
Erysipelas In Face and Eyes
Inflammation Subdued and Tor
tures Ended by Hood's.
"I am so j?Ial to rll.v',l .f my tortures
tbat I am willing to ti 11 tli- Lrnr tits I liave do
rived from Hood's SaiHupiiillLi. In April and
May, I va aftli.-U-d wiU erydpelas in my fao
and eyes, vs hi. lt spread to my throat and neck.
I tried divers ointments and alteratives, hut
there was no lennaiieiit .ilnieniei.t ui the hum
tnr. torturing p:un. pernliar to this rompLimt.
I hgau to tike lion I s Sarajiarili.t and
Felt Marked Relief
before I had finished the first hottle. I con
tiuued to improve until, when I had taken four
Sarsaparilla
bottles, I was completely enred. and felt that al
sigms. marks and symptoms of that dire com
plaint had forever vanished." Mfie. E. E.
Ottawa, HUlsboro, Wisconsin.
Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient, yet
easy In action. Sold by all druggists. iOc.
LIXCOLXTOX MARKET
Renorted for the COURIER every
Thursday morning by Capt. B. F
Gri gg :
Cotton
Wheat
Corn new
Meal
Flour, Bohr
Flour Patent
Poik
Bicon sides
Bacon bams
7
CO
45
per no
.so
" 100 lbs 1.50
44 " " . . 1.C5 0 00
" lb C
" 44 N C . . . . 7
44 41
' 4 round 5
" 44 N. C 10
" ' r
15 to 20
per !b 10 to 18
i Beet
Lard
Tallow
Chickens
Butter
liouey
Eggs
Rans
Hides, green
Hides, dry
Wool, washed
doz.
ib..
S 10
1st claes. . 27
Ca&bage " 2
Apples, dried " 3
Peaches. dri d " " unpeeled 4
Peacbey. dried " " peeled 5 5
Apples green per bn 00"
Sweet Potatoes " " 40 '
Peas DO
Irish " 44 "
Omons
Oniofl sets " "
Blackberries drid, per lb.,
Beeswax ...pr pound.
50
00
100
r
1G
R-tdical results ia blood diseases
are effect el bv the use of Ayer's
Sarsnariiia.
I'liMic ScImm'I Ilsreetory.
Supt. A.-Nixon, Lincolnton, N. C.
230 A KU OF EDUCATION,
R. Z. Johnston, Chm. Lincolnton.
S. V. Ooodson, 1
I. R. Self.
MEETINU OF THE BOARD.
First Mondays in Jauoary, June;
Julv aud SpternMer. Board may
remain in session two days at a time
when necessary aud may meet at
other times o : call of Chairman or
reqoest of one oionjUer.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS..
On second Thursdays of Febtn
ary, April, July, September. Octo
ber and December. Examinations
may continue through remainder of
of week when ncssary.
County Institute iu August.
A GR4S1) IlirlLY OF EX
COXFEIIKHATES! Al an informal meeiing of ex
con federate soldiers: hela on the
9th inst., it was unanimously
otrropfl in have a irrand rallv and
1 "iV- , ,
a big dinner at an early aay ; ana
to this end all said ex-soldiers are
earnestly requested to meet in
Lincolnton on the 2Sth of April to
fix the-date 01 the celebration, to
organize, and to effect all neces
sary preliminary arrangements to
having a good time.
Recall the days of Bethel. Sev
en Pines, Cold Harbor, The Wil
derness, and come. April 11th
194.
Many Ex-Cokfederates.
St.
J. T o-. M-Lan i oppnine no
tht marb e bum at h old s.and
and is now dome some work. H1
bas a practical expense ot r.Hlvn
ear" m the hcpin1, an1 ri wnrk
manehip h t-no known in Lin
coln and otbfi cnnnti-s to n'-pd any
commendation at our nanus.
CJ IjOTHIlXTGi
We place on exhibition this week our Spring
purchases in Men's Boys' and Chilrens
Clothing, and ask
the critica 1 examination of the public
both as to price, make-up and quality
We are showing many new fancies in Children's wear, and
Mothers will do well to see our siock before making a single
purchase.
Oai chum that we have the best shoe made for the money has
never been successfully disputed. To not forget
to call and see them.
We have many poods bought much below real value and invite you io
CTine1 :md sh-in thse foo l thing; with u. We are making a special
oflWirg of Knx'on A Havv Si orif 5cts.
For other bargains be Sure to call on
Jim Ii,d:b;b,
SPRING
SPRING
THE FINEST LOT AND GREATEST
VARIETY OF DRESS PATTERNS
EVER BROUGHT TO LINCOLN
C 0 U N T Y.
Dress GOODS from Silks down.
The best of Irish Linen, double with, 12 3 cts. per yd. Cali
coes, new style prints,. 4 to cts. per yd.
3o" in. rm'to ifd icm! from .'50 -t?. to .'22 'it.
D. E, RHYNE.
Laboratory Cotton Mills.
A Shoe !creii:Mif Cnril,
Mr. Ja. E Crltou, of Atlanta,.
Ga. had n severe cae "t md gPtion
th-t batii-d nil other uiclici r.n.
lie used Tvnei'is Dyspepsia n
dy. and nfterwurdo writes :-T ha'1
sever Ind'sctin, r;is . srurin f
focf on tbe fs'omactie, and severe
pains. TTnei's Dyppsia Kemedy
promptly cured me. I cormneLd it
t the pn''?c tb1 lst remedy f"
mdiueiii i l." Trv 't.
April 20 it
l0OU,l' I
DIES
!?.oo
;s vJ
ftLr. .'iA ' IoOYS (
2)V AO 'r&-7C I
OVa A$4-- ' y
CUCLAS
IIr BEST IN
THE WORLD
. , ,c-t.
tin'd five b-crVati' faction at'lhc prircsal. j
TCrtiscdthati anv other make. Try one jair n(l
nnme ana p.ire .ii
ineir value, iuwu3"w - . , ., - ;
to thoc xvhn weir thtm. Dalcrs w ho pu; h th j
sale of W. L. Doucla ShK S pnin w?tnnc,
which h'I"- tr. infrtrn1 the aW on their full line
ofeoodsTh-.T enn aHord to ft'.l at a lr.rrf.t.
and we believe von cm ivc tmr-V hv b'iy:naJ
you- fxtwear of the denier advertised I cltAv.
C'lnt-'t:" f'ee "POT application. j?rr--.,
W. L. DOCgLA-S, Brockton, Ma. Sold by
Maudey & Bros., Chenyvil'e, N C
An Antidote
TUEIU
RESULTANT EVILS:
A VvELL-SUPPLIED
THlNKlG-SKOP
and
Frequent PotionS
of
Bottled Kfi'"'.
Call and .eo.
B. F dUlG'i
t.ub-.cine for in- COURIKE
f! nfl.
mm
WW, ri
GOODS!
GOODSi
Owing to the Failure of
' alagre
Tobacco Manufacturer
at Mt- A0' N C I can now
ell you ji line tobacco at a very
low price having bought a
Large lot very cheap.
I also have car load 100 Bln of
Indian Rock Lime which I am
Helling CHEAP.
MY STOCK OF STAPLE AND
FANCY .GflOCERIES IS
FIRST CLASS SATIS
FACTION GUARANTEED both
nilAi 1TV Ji- PRinr
T. . ttt A- WOO ...
VERY TRULY,
A. W- REEDY.
North rnrolina In Sjpf rior Curt.
Lincoln County ) Before V K Chilcfs, c 8 c
K S Gray )
vs Notic'.. .
I l k.mcmir 1 j
tite of North Carina to the non-reai-
'tcntdefcnd-nt.J M Kan)-ur if. above en-.
title! judgment.
; You ure herry notifi'5 that the nbovo
i nHrned pliiititifTK S Grny will move be-
' fore th-i r.4ri-:f;nd ( ')f-rk r 1 .Superior
i Court of L'ncoifi Countv at hi otGce In
! said (Jonnty on Fridy diy of Miy
1S04 nt 12 o'cI h k r.oi.n for J-hvp to i-?ae
execution on the judm' nt a- above en
I til ed against mj.i no n tho .1 ud'eoent
, Docket ot Lincoln :ounty B'ok 2, pge
'' a ,,10i'" w" " ' ' " "
hdavit now on ii in tnis owic; on xue
ground th!t f. i J jud'-TO nt h rif t ben
, hn.d VOU HTt ' otitied to af'J.enr at
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