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BUBSCBIFTIOV UIB.
l year (posted) in adyanoe,
UuKcmgbU TOppUea wiltx arary aaadei
wamv ana wita taa lasaat atrial ox XTpa, ana
every mannar of Job Vfora can now d don J
wltt naatntw, ftlgatca ar.1 c.icn . .
We can tanilrt at tuxrt c&uc
CT-Ansa, rxii nzxca. , -
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1 mon.
WIXXXiT XDITIOS.
wnekly, (in the county) in advance,
w eeiu Qf postpaid
6 months, 1 ' "
$2 00
2 10
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VOL. XIX.
CHAKLOTTE 'Vm Cm TUESDAY, MARCH 12. 1878.
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TELEOBAPHIC NEWS.
THE WAR TROUBLES. f
STILL IlTJLJr UNSETTLED STATE.
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
WASI1MCT0N.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
We desire to announce tliatpur large Spring purchase of
DKY GOODS is now being opened for your inspection, j
We have purchased axlarge Stock and will offer greater
inducements to, the, trade than ever before. Having an ex
nerienced resident buyerin. thejnarket, our facilities for
nc ',nr V.orTfi.ns rA nnflnrr.nflHorl Titr nnv firm in the State.
uuti'b r ' FSri 1T.' I gone to see
-f' " !: '. j "V I him thither. Kellagg desires immedi-
Give US a Call, Or Send US yQUt Orders, and We promise SatlS- ate action regarding the New Orleans
Kellogg and Packard Bnzzlng Around
Hayes Tne new uneans Mint Ste
phens' Pacific Railroad Bill to be Re
commendedThe Coming Silrer Dol
lar.
djssoo pus 83j0)i ia3n?9
Washinqtobt, March 11. Kellogg,
Packard and Money called on Sherman
this morniDg, and finding that he had
the President, followed
Peace Meeting in England Broken Up
The Congress of the Powers to Open
March 31 Mohammedans In India
Aronsed.
It Sweeps Throagh Atlanta, Tears Down
a Church While It is Filled With People-Great
Destruction of Property
and Probably Sereral Ltres Lost.
New Yoek, March 10. A special
from Atlanta, Ga, says that that city,
experienced to-day the severest wind
storm or rainless tornado ever known
there. The storm burst suddenly about
11 o'clock a m, when all the churches
faction.
ELI AS & C0EEN.
Si -:M
V
BURGE SS NI CHOLS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DXAIiXB ih
, ALL KIKDS OF
i
FURNITURE,
BEDDIKG, &C.
A
I U?tpdBtt a 1 HIJL Ni
custom nouse, but tne Jfresident is
known, and Sherman ia thought, to
favor postponement until the-extra
session of the Louisiana Legislature
adjourns. .;
Linderman was before the commit
tee on Coinage. Weights and Measures
this morning and recommended an
appropriation of $75,000 to put the
.New Orleans Mint immediately in or
der for operation. The committee
will report in favor of this recommen
dation.
The sub-committee of the Senate
Pacific Bailroad committee will report
in iavor'of Uorsey s bill as modihed by
Mr Stephens, excluding, however?"any
details east of Fort Worth and erasing
London. March 11. The two thou
sand attendants on the peace demon
stration at Hyde Park were hustled
about and finally ejected by the disor-1 were filled with worshippers, and last-
deny mob. btiCES were freely used. I ea, witnout rain, with steady and tre
I Several were taken to the hospitals. I mendous force for two hours. The
The crowd cheered Beaconsfield and I Episcopal church, like the others, was
cheered and hissed before Gladstone's filled at the hour for the commence
house. Gladstone and wife on the way ment of divine services, and no thought
to church were compelled to take re- of danger was entertained by the con
fuse in a friend's house, whence they gregation, but during the early part of
were es cor tea oy tne pouce. ine uukb we service me win a suddenly rose
of Tiek, mistaken for Count Schouva-
lon, the itussian ambassador, was in
sulted and hustled by the mob.
The Standard states that seven hun
dred Circassians perished on the steam
er Sphinx, burned near Cape EJia.
The Times publishes i the following, I
dated St jfetersbure. fcamday : 'The
general impression produced by the
(Jzar s remarks at bis reception to-day
of the diplomatic corps, ia decidedly
pacific."
L he Timer correspondent at ban
Stefano, says it is stated that Beouf
Pasha will ask the remission of three
hundred millions of indemnity. The
Sultan has ratified the treaty. It is re
ported that the last clause .is to the ef-
A. jl v i 1 ' 1 m 1 11 j"
CHEAP BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS,
JCOFFDNSof aU KINDS on HAND.
r. No. 5, West Trade St.,
OHABLOTTB, N. O
ftvr ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, JUST ARRIVED,
CALL AND SEE THEM.
an3 : 'iV:: -; - - -
UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF
IT AS been Refurnished and Refitted in flrst-filass style, and ofra inducements to
Travellers and Residents in its excellent table, rammed wiin tae oesi we narwv uux-
nriaa Kn an itfhaiimM An oaHth mrra of wsiters in attendance at meals, and no
pains or expense spared to render guests comfortable.
OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE.
aprl
DO NOT BUY YOUR
3P" TO US Srai5j?5Dr IES
a 1 11 t 1 ; 3 .1 l ; j
Moderate Terms for IVIontnly Boarders. Luhetime of withdrawal.
I liniQa until v-Xfl rv m
Secretary Sherman was before the
committee on Coinage, weights and
Measures, this morniDg, and gaye his
views about the proposed measure for
issuing certificates of deposits of silver
bullion." in ' this connection tne quess
tion was discussed as , to whether such
certificates should 'merely ' represent
theJbulUoo,. at . its ,' market -jwue, or
whether the government should buy
the bullion with the certificates. It
seemed to be conceded that the certifi
cates should be issued, but the commit
tee came to no conclusion as to de
tails.
Dr Linderman, the Director of Mints,
at the request of the committee, gave
r .- s .! r : 1 : :
lmormation -.cuiiueruiuic me muii-mso
for coining the new silver dollar, , and
said that to double the present capac
ity would redhire ' three additional
mints, or two in' addition to that at
New Orleans, at ' which five dr six
millions a month could be coined at
present; Makinz allowance Tor inter
ruptions, two and a half millions could
be corned a montn. mis would mate
thirty millions a year. 4 -The'New Or
leans Mint could be placed in wonting
condition at a cost of nfty or seventy
five thousand dollars so as to coin one
million a month. Thiai added t the
coinage of the other mints wouid make
fortv-two millions a year. 4 - '''
Washington, March 11. represen
tative Turner, of Kentucky, has intfo-
the clauses giving Congress control feet that Russia and Turkey will regard
tne, treaty as soluiaire, implying tnat
they will not recognize the right of any
power to interfere with its terms, ex
cept as regards the sequestration of the
straits and the settlement of the boun
daries of Montenegro. '
A Vienna dispatch of the Daily News !
announces tnat the congress will open
Marcn 31.
A Pera special to the Times says the
question ol the visit of Grand Duke
Nicholas to Constantinople results m a,
compromise. , xne , visji .wiu do less ,
ostentatious than was first proposed.
Vienna, March U.Tre romical
Correspondence asserts that if Russia
persists in not submitting the whole
treaty jto the congress, war is certain.
London, March 1L -The Times' Vi
enna dispatch states that Count An
drassy. anawerine the Questions in the
sub-committee of; the Hungarian dele
gation disclaimed the. intention of oc
cupying or annexing Bosnia, but did
not deny that events might cause an
alteration of the policy. The general
impression , is tnat tne situation is
more re-assuring. .; . .
The Daily News' dispatch from Mad
rid says the budget abolishes surcharges
and tne extraordinary duties establish
ed in 1877, in favor of all nations hav
ing commercial treaties with spam,
except .England an&tbe United States.
Uoal oils and foreign, : sugars, However,
will continue to pay surcharges, and
Cuban sugar will pay nine shillings.
Trustworthy private advices from
India state that, the Mohammedans
are greatly excited in consequence of
tne overthrow of Turkey. A serious
trouble is apprehended, unless the
government takes some anti-Russian
action shortly. It is believed that two
hundred thousand Moslem volunteers
to serve against Russia could be raised
without difficulty.
Berlin, March: 11. A dispatch to
the Times says: "Even the govern
mental newspapers, such as the Post,
National Zietung and others heretofore
favorable to Russia, deem it necessary
Bince the terms of peace are known,
to take precautions for the protection
of European interests. The Post says
measures must be taken to prevent the
Dardanelles and Bulgaria from becom
ing Russian property."
over the details of management, etc.
There has been no formal action.
Senate A large number of petitions
were presented during the morning
hour, among them many remonstrat
ing against the passage of the bill to
transfer the control of the life saving
service from the Treasury to the Navy
department, and otners remonstrating
against the passage of any bill impos
ing a tax , on . incomes. Referred to
appropriate committees.
NIGHT DISPATCHES,
Washington, March 11. Nomina
tions;: pahejF; Kelly, of Pennsylva
nia, chief engineer of the revenue ma
rine service ; Unarles JUL Tmce, post
master at Augusta, Ga : Wm L Kosche,
postmaster at Jflaquimme, La.
House The following were amone
the bills' which were referred
By Riddle, of Tennessee : To reduce
the tax on whiskey and tobacco.
By Davidson, of Florida : For a pub
lic building at Tallahassee.
By fcschiiecber, of Texas: Jbor a pub
lic building at Brownsville.
The rest of the day was consumed in
a general debate on the diplomatic bill.
Cox, of JNew Yoik, endeavored to
offer a resolution inviting the Presi
dent-to recognize the Diaz government
in Mexico. Objected to by Mills, of
Texas.
xu.1 Olivier, ui vsuiu, reuurwju iruiu
the committee on Ways and Means a
joint resolution, which was referred to
the committee of the Whole, extend
ing the time for the withdrawal of dis
tilled spirits from bonded warehouses
to three years, and providing that the
and shook the whole buildine to its
foundation. The officiating miiiister
realized at once that a tornado had
struck the building, and knowing that
it was merely a question of minutes to
secure the safety of the people, cried;
out to them to throw themselves under-
the seats. This advice the congrega-,
uon at once followed, and not a mo
ment too soon. With a "few fearful
creaks and jars of its roof and walls?.ibe
whole building crumbled mtQ a Bhape-.
less ruin, burying the congregation
under the debris. Luckily the shelter
afforded by the seats protected the
great mass of the congregation, but
eighteen were seriously injured bv the
falling timbers. None of thfse, bow
ever, have died, n -gr
Several other churches in the city
were seriously injured their walls
shaken and the , roofs partly stripped.
lie City Hall was entirely unroofed, J
ana me car sheds and railroad depot
unsettled. The great dam age.an esti
mate of which cannot vet be determin
ed, was done to private residences and4
stores throughout the city.
A CREVASSE.
The Father of Waters Breaks Through
the Levees. ' t
i'-j '
New Orleans, March 11. Saturday's
storm damaged the levees to a consid
erable extent. A crevasse is reported,
at Jetuit's bend, 18 miles below the
city, and at Dr Wilkinson's, 35 miles
below the city. Both on the right bank.
No estimate of the damage has been
made.
FOREIGN MELANGE .
President Grant Visits the Ancient Tem
ples of Greece. . '
Rome, March 11. SignorjQaiiaU lias'
not formed the ministyvyefc. . k
Athens, March ll-rfcA fete is bing,
held here to-nightri feeder, of Gen aadT
Mrs Grant. : The rums m ancjent
temples and, the Pantheon are to be
illuminated. , - .'.
The insurrection is very t-ftctive n'
Thessaly, Epir us and Crete. - ., ,
; Iri consequeiitje of theMrwtired health. of myabroler, Mr.
W, W. Latta, our resident managing partner, demanding
recreation from close confinement and active business, we had
concluded to withdraw our concerns both Here and in Chester.
Upon my afrivar, under thel.pproacIi of warn! weather, with
still a heavy stock of Winter Gtoods on hand, I find 1 It inex- -pedient
and impracticable to retire torn business ; eflecfually,
and so deemjit to our interest My
thereby permitting the return , of our Mr. Muintf, who will
represent us here in Charlotte, at such time as-1 cannot be
Here Jn person, the concern will continue as usual with the
largest and best Assorted Stock in the South, and' -with our
advantages in my association with an extensive Maiju&ctur
ing House in New York, we can furnish goodsere aitso low
a valuation as will defy any and every , effort , toJcftmetition
in this market. Our past experience convinces ns., that low
prices are promptly appreciated, and it will be our, effort to
produce an Attractive Stock at prices thati-must1 encourage
an active demand, " .
u-.JFk Cordial response to our recent ablmceeit,'' to
gether with the many expressions of regret for bur contem
plated severance trom the community, assures us of a genuine
recognition of our ffair dealing," and will instill a redoubled
deslc4u7rmination to continue the leaders of "low
prices." '
3 And npw) in soliciting the. patronage of the pppiilace at
large,? with an expression of gratitude to our frienas and con
stituents;Jwe proffer them shelter under the triumphkut banner
of "One Price Clothiers,', the model system the 1 "protective
union for one and all. , Very respectfully, 5 '.'."
.... . ' B. Dr LATTA.
1'3 "'B.fSj'Vacate.ahd make room for the arrival' of our
Spring Stock, -we will, for fifteen days, sell our Fall Goods at
psing:'prices.,,
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Help for Cn,bi.'
New Yore:.. March 11.-The Cubans
residing in this city and neighborhood
have resolved to send men and arms
to their faithful compatriots who are
still struggling to win the independence
of their native island. .
W.$ ;iiaviB .this day received our Stock of
rhig;Cas3imeres nd Samples, and w& are
pepilred iiow to make Spring Suits to order
ioy as apy house in America.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale; :
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
IK
FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAlLOBS.
until you have seen theeleganS; stock; of goods
now in my wareiroom&SliThe l, assortment ls-tne
largest and most complete evenonered In Charlotte,
TO
Respectfully,
INSPECT
IT AND GET MY PBICES.
.if.;'.-'.
Jan 5
FURNITURE DEALER,
J2cinn?ea next door id Tost Office? ' 1
FROM ROME.
The Formation of the New Ministry.
London. March 11. The Rome cor
respondent Of the v Times telegraphs :
"Signor Cairolo, who has undertaken
the formation of a new ministry, is a
former Garibaldiah. He is deservedly
popular,1 and is the bnly one who can
re-organize the- L.beral party, which
has been sunk into discredit through
the conduct of Blgnors Nicatora, De
pretes and Crispi, but he is not admin
istrator and will take : 'no portfolio,
dhlyaccepting the presidency of the
eouncil. Sinor Zandenilli,- the former
Minister" !6f 3 ; Public- Works! , , will
probably be : Minister "of trie Interiori
aignor ; Farini Minister of Public
Among the Dead !FaUnres ; j
Of the past, how many bogus nostrums may
be numbered 1 Beginning . their careers
with a tremendous flourish of 'trumpets, 1
Diazuueu lor a ume m ixie puouc prima auu
on flaming posters, soon, but not bood," Were :
tney reiegatea to tne umbo ot lames lose on
earth. But Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a
liyinr and tnnnng remedy, it , goes on,
coring and to core. Neither underhand nor
open competition affect it. . On the contrary
contrast with inferior rival preparations
only increases its popularity. It has beerr
repeatedly imitated, but witheut success.
Counterfeits of it have been surreptitiously
introduced, -but haye fallen Lflafc Syerjrt
where it entrenches itself in the confidence
of the people; and well, it niay . tor iia &
thnrnncrViTv relffihla lnTicnran t of the feeble.
banishes dyspepsia and constipation, braces
the nerves, cures rheumatic aliments 1 ana
kidney complaints, and eradicates and pre-1
vents intermittent and remittent reyersj 110J
8PECIAX, JiOTIGE .
;'i . . . Astonlshins Suceesa.
1 rivr
W B. Our entire Stock of Ball and
Winter Goods to be';f6ld" regardless f feost.
National Clothing! Hall.
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'iff
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tute. vice Babcock. Dassed.
A bill providing for a commission of
Now offers 0 he trade a full Stock Of lAjimWS MctractS ana an amendment by Mr Conkling! that
Cohqms. Enc-litsh Select tfmctfWCfckate Honey "and Glycerine one member of thcommissionishaii
Soap; Engligh; French and AmBmMmik Brushes. $T9.U 1
. ;,-v.7v "t ; - kvn TrtO aula i I. Blaine called up his resolution ' i&
garumg UlU uou.pj.jf vicaujf, nruiwu jjitc
It la the dntv of evervnerson who has
Boschee's German Syrup to- let its wonder
fal qualities be kilown to tbeifc sfiienfls ill
curinff consumetion. severe- bonsas, cioupi
asthma, pneumonia, and in .fact, all tkr oat
ducid a bill loWng to the taation'of
tt.'i.j ui.i.. k..j ...iii n.K yf ). i nt K'nrAMmiAniiM." - - s i "rr n - ,rr . .iii .
umiBU Diaveo uuuus cuunnr yvivu u.u . w.v.B- ..,-. . - i TAiiive anv rjise. ana weconsiaerii ine auxv
property, for State purposes. Beerred I The.disturbances among2 the wiss I of all druggists to KKommena i t tothe'ipobi' '
.. f.hA .Tniiftiarv nnmrnittee. . " ' I GuaM at the Vatlcan coiiUnue. Forty Ydvinfe consumptive, it least 4crtryinebotae;
J . . . - t i 1.J. V-i-Tit. 1 'H .J ! d A 1 " irCtry j 1 1 1 ... n.i I. it(.
jQTjgj; Elam Of -Louisiana, jntro- I f meia uyej ueu uiBuiitreeu. puiuo t aa sw.uw uw.eu aun-Wjire wm -look i-toj,
ducpfi a resolution 01 tne .Louisiana i iaua.jws,- uym.iu huuvuujwb vuc r buu u.i.iiiv;bhh i-.!7itj e
" " - I r . . . i ' . r , ' ... , r I Un A in k w AtlOl-n A MO TIM. I AAWWI n V. K1TMVl. J C
TQiotnrD naVWCn.wrp.PB tn et ant a Can. are 'tampering witn.tnese merce- . ouwf?u 9
chaVteVTo the Bereteria Ship Canal naries for ttop
Comnanv. J J cnittea iprinerae,- 1 t
A resolution appointing uen oner-1 . , . .. i I wue py x v omiur. v.. . j-'" a ' j lii"
man recent of the Smithsonian Insti- tU-'imftrflSfiamillIlt8i:.-" ' ! - -, " J1'1 " " -""pi'111?
f he Celebrated Fertilize! ! !
WILCOX. CI BBS & CO'S ;
laofierefl onDvwy libesal Jlenns, payable in cotton on the basis of Uscov low middling.
-yt7 (Th3 fertilizer is prepared from 8ELECTEI) MATEBIAL under or personal
s uper vision j and twelve years use, has established that it !s unexcelled and unedaalled.
-3. 4cjr f.rfTrrn T-r -t . twit r inn yii i A . "t . m - .. a .
mvliib WP?? P!d9 inGuano, 8ayannah, Qf- and Carlestox S, &
J !J.l.
lit
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. ' Now andThen 1
It is onlv now and then that ruch men as-
Dn;ri A PaamirT. nf PhtlArtAinMa I Hon Alex H Stephens. ExQov Smith: iand
: uuiiujo w -1 - -'-- 1 1 m- - ... I
Trnvision dealers, have auanend- .lwiqr .wa.jf endorse a meajpina.
ZZyCWVii liabilities 'are thoutTht to !Mi
exceed $200,0(X). Four'or fiT others in I mTIRf inUr fr thtenTe hf wmffiiB. colds
the same trade -are severely involved, j affections. - They . recommend the
The clause'' 'xs heavy purcnases for tnei Qlobi WiAmsx- CoveA '8TPT, 'nd theit
mnneaH fradA and a decline sin i th I testimonials are to be be seen round the ten
uij.vr- .,...;.. . . I .... kntt. nf L-X VlnDW
tti p: Awinor to tno neacemi ouiioobmh i . "-5. ". "
I
,tli) 30 it.. .Ui Si V.
am now in receipt daily l6f an IMMENSE
of
It;
Europe
Carefully preyed it all
1 1 '
Great Britain live millions, and assaif-
ed the award at great length. f i
The resolution which-calls for; cer
tain correspondence was agreed to.
w ASHINGTOH. juarcn jLi.-An tne vas?
f -v y-v -r T t l i1-:itu.'l
. , r . . . I fll. m tl UlBUUUNin4 ' PKU V .WW VUI1H.
..am.. .. v. vi u H a. 9n Mr nia n ... m
wju" j.ur.iow,wy juuuu uL.oy.1 1 ofoto we cli d thefoiiowicg : rjtuyery nauon
counts, as commissioner of tne if reed-1 pi9 peculiay character, its progperity--
Ljfi mnrmm ;mr ttoimiiri- put '-Mm
a n frihlaspd Onhjlnn. ; lv
From Ctomleyi Biographical Encyclope-
Svrup. for sale by All drnggists in Charlotte.
. - 1 1 ni t. 1.1 L l J
A sample DOtue reuqvea me woxviguuguaua
WUl.curt. BUID liUiyik. . , wee Di wyiu.
LICENSE TAX',' -
-,n TbW t..rfcnta of MecklenbUrz count
are notified liat the license Tax ' for the.
FTtt
Lull
0(R
r3
01
New Stock.
.i .. r)f nU
rrlffftn Goods
a v ..... 1
were in the ha,nds ot Gen Bdilbkrbf
the TJnited States :army'rit.a''.tbit the;
defendant was not responsible. , v noer
.noirtTTiB. la professional, no less Man , in
i vTrr -j -.... .
oiuicak ufenere.occasionauy arise men
" Lw.A W kffva -Kf k-mvm.tAnaYI.tn
Will UUTD MJ i irvw, v v- v.. -."
time.
marSlw
' Democrat and. Home copy twice.
eherin;
"'IT
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."'ll'l
nave-jmovfiii.TnTrTvV nf TTnrdware -Stoves and I mare
f the NEW'AND.ELEgrNT01ffi:o
teW occupied bv J. Mc; UesiriaM
FaU. Stock of -HADWAREin vaU ;itsS fies, Sw;" "
W XXV VXXOW W -y- "Jl -TT l-ff.
:..M.tiAna F tKn nnna . nnvHiit tordd l . 1 . .M 1 -T at1 tw.J.Ki ml 1 : I1TT1 1 1 I -
found for HoWard -S f iniposed nprf their acafia step boldly I
n ir t- ..u.ji.. i!iiA. .oWi inrw-fleldriOfirteT)ids&t" Wei
I
owves. TiTiftTiIilUTro' r 1, The President has approved an-act
nanotte marKet.
amending thjETTaws" graiitingpe4sions
eirpecti6n.of;the'pnbUc
Pented in the Charlotte market " : " . ' r VT7 1 1312 and their, widows. f Also' an - act
6 Popvilar ZEB VANCE 8T0 YE a syectaltyJ c ci ! , V
A-.-v Sill; ;Tx BUTLERcJi
makinsr ? appropriations forrthe -pay
iant of claims reported - tb'Cbngress
under oeo a 01 ine act approved -June
16th JL875, : by. ' the : Secretary . of the
Treasury tm? . f--f 1
glt jW 1 , fW Jhe.SprinlVade; jag wll aia largelline ot UlfiJN
antt.erreetypes atl ' ' , ,!...', ..-f - -Vi-tVi.-.
at ii-ittSxra rt afrc " ul U; t;?
. " 0.1 i : j i j. . I ; txtvi , t ii,-! -Mill ni r1!"f;i ' I
example m tne i - - 'm i mac my ' uiuiio i quick Biuep aua eiuau ji vuio, , - v- v
Buftld,Y.v:and anyQw , ' .i'.V1 'I
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