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CHARLOTTE OBSERVJRil ',V;;r Tfn;j MySgFfjaa 311T SUBSCRIPTION.RATESt Daily, one year 'postpaid) rffiwnee....$8 00 &X Months .....J, 4 00 nree MorUhsf,....u,t 2 Oft THE OBSERVER jbB DKPARTMJCi hat been thoroughly supplied with, every needid want, rnnd.vith Out Latest Styles of lype, at d every manner of Job Work can rime be done vri A neatness, dispatch and cheapness. wFcuniafliAAornocC BLANKS, BILL HEADS, ' 1 LETTER HEADS, CARDS, ' p, TAGS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS, vi PROGRAMMES: HAND BILLS, PAMPHLETS CHECKS ire IFeeWy fin Ibjewtfy) arrr.rS ( ftM ot tnc ouu-uv. THixr.rtn.in ' : - Six Months,u. ...lz. 1 YOL. XIX. CI1AIIL0TTE :j JTl C. IRf DAYi SEPTEMBER 6; 1878 -ns ar Liberal reductions fur clubi. .... ,W NO. 2,973 1 j 1 . 1 '.. r.i: OU-' ''"-- ' -- - " L" ' .'' L"'- ...-: t-r Tff trWT Ifr THrfP -Y3" fTTf! STITHs iL . I f I JBkLPs-i-A. j I II" ' '1 A I llll"' ' -A."" ' ": V""-'aL-.J II -'" J II J H ,' ': ." - -Ifrl II .1, IV V rl II ' ' ' d vIcoMPV:"'!''' - .- i -. .... - . . ;, ., j... , . " .a . rlt is with pleasuree announce the purchase of our FALL S.T,6c;;pF DR Go6bs. Much of; it ha$ already arrgled ,arid! our arrangements . for this season'usiiiesliUhe complete by September Ik; - .'Mi? v" CS r ,x 4 ' ' '. .'' , t )Prepared ttoffdrMucements, even ' t ! ' -i i GREffiTER THAN HERETOFORE, WE iWvitBINPTlbN OP OUR IMMENSE PURCHASE, aug 27 ffTNTR ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S 1 CALL AND In3 ' - ' - ' VIA 1 PORTSMOUTH, Va., RALEIGH, HAMLET and GHARLOTTE'tl: C. As Qt)i:Ka?i(l RELIABLE as any Freight Route between RALEIGH, PORTSMOUTH,pjFOLK,ALL.E, AND ALL POINT3 SOUTH M f ' Express Freight Trains, PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERIES GUARANTEED. For full information, Tariff , Slg , apply to i XXL. S. 3E"XKT CJUaC, Sc t.. inch 26 IP. C1i TOT!::! i - V7 3?,f. XV. l:--) MYiSrOCKriB' VERY LAtlGBTO n Parlor,jCh6eiB tV : i ' !' .a .n- 1 .onfl I.."iti!-'"S ,-i ,-.' !:!SshU '-7-.0 ! IN ,-i "ta'ai -jus-j -mW -Anibanu u-uil jt .. . , 'i-i'iii i -m : tioiibn: -i.iU,: ' ' ' i . ,-.; 'i --'1 'i ' i.i no J. 1 ' : , -r'.Ui; '.ci-tf :. ; :Jti ?i;il i .v U it. lis nj . DR'tiG c i s t ' i Amsmmm i st, .-j. i.-t-nu.t't-rj" . ' i r -j.u. ii4H-rii:i jLb toatk tation of Mrs Myra wart wines, anu t am trulyi fiorry for their sins, aud I JNiClWHOfiers to tne traae a iuu siock oi zuumn t JJf there they paused directly beneath the hope theyU repent, but such rnagmfl-1 ; CWW68, JSngllsn select raes'as VrBeDa OK 4. looacu alirfish.ifitond American nair ana.oni -u :rr0 the emergency. She appeared T " ... t I fc rH,,M ' : oni 1o rut - -ii: l-i-y o-nr, r; i c i ,i!(iilirf VitfJlTH JjliU aSila'J 1 C ... . . ...tniViifr 1 .V.'fl'HlO ()aref)lUy,irop4ro4 At fer,, both. nigUf and : d JjEINfS;RreerJpiori Store mi i ii I i ' ' '.'.' " 1 ! ttji' .in. : 1 1 . -4 ; LO .11 T. BHTUEH'S rtflf rta ! mm store ana ixaiaraware 4o9Cr . : XM KUliljMi V j " 1 r- ...... r: j - j maw i n v i v aj i m m i m- m w s mm u u m w u m wl. w mm i i . DXALIB I L L KlfDS OF r l CHEAP BKD8TKAI;. I.OTTTQjR8. PARLOR A OH A M B KR SUITS COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND; No. 5. West Tradft fit.," OTtAR t'oTTE . N. O CARRIAGES, JUST A RRIVEP, SEE THEM CLOSE CONNECTIONS, Southwestern Agent, Charlotte, N. C. n o mi s lEMBRAC :X. LIEl OF; ! ( ) r ft 11 ii. . ,-in)o;ri. Ji:ii:i.i; mil H'l ' w 00 "lilts v 8. ?i . '? y ' .... , j,.! pyr jjlA .H- . fn. :..:-n.j- WILLIAM WALLACE HAENiY. On the road the lonely road . ; i Under the cold, wMte moon, '- i Under the rugged trees he strode ; He whistled, and shifted hia weary Jpad- "Whistled a foolish tan e. i ,' TDereSTa8, steV timed' with his own, A figure that stoofeed and bowed : A broadv white knife; that gleamed i and Like a f plinter of dajlight downward thrown, ., ! And. the moon went nnder a clond. -. I.- ( :.; : .... ' t -But the moon came rat M'liroad, and good ; ; That the baro-Zowl woke and, prpwed, v ThidiQghedhia feathers ia drowey moodt; wet prewa owi cauea io sxm m&w id i the wood ' ; . ! ""' ' That a $eai flaan' Jay ptt the road . - OBSEHVAXIONS. .'Marias.joait(inue,.ki the stricken aities, The Memphis Appeal noes the fact that . ( i i i . i me as yet taken $he yel- low'feyer " : '. ,'f (-.,.; Tire Persian army is to be reorganfzed.' The' .soldie;jnow; I'stand .picket" while, sitting down, march any way they please and go home ! whenever, they feel home- fcik. ; '. . " ..; ; : - ; The Rer Jasper 'slill insists: ''De sun ,$d ihOjVe, fcr'in de morn4n' it shiries oh dls side ob de house. Kow, ef he don't jaqve howcomdar?"- - It would eeeoa that the only way to secure n honest -hone' race - in ' this "country is to turn the horses, locs.8, onhe track, mob.'ept-ejiei eis'1 the judges, and t WWth0d)e!B; .pr, Jje jpe.' . ., .;:What- freie-hn ';AiPau woul'd'rhavei stood i jonn aubayreli on ae' public square fiwrity ':ago' aod predicted that the day would yet come when every grocery in jtfiella'nd woufd' fcranly tack up the eign 'of: 'PQrr't8S:Wf"iredit" The Seventh' CongressionaP District. Editor Charlotte Observer : The difficulties in this district were, m a. great measure, solved at Mocks villeon Wednesday last, where and when J M Browert Senator-elect from Surry, declared himself a candidate for Congress, against Col Armfield. Brow- er is a pronounced Radical,'.and this, 1 presume, ends Capt Crawford's candi dacy as be is too good a Democrat to divide the party in the face of Radical opposition. And now, if Col Armfield witt silence his injudicious friends, notably .your correspondent "Civis," the party will unite pretty solidly on him. Let him take warning by a. re cent slaughter in the ludicial race, suf fered by a distinguished gentleman at the hands of his friends.. "Civis" has J&Treadv workM barrfi f aed tieedsi with as laundry rden in, the infected dis riots nbtilI a la.'-. l.JMJjuAI?M!.Mlf iup uvj loan : a T&me&Chnwi W-fiiir.h baTrrla. drives from.'jnBtead of into, the fold. Major Robbies was here last week, and poei tively 'refused to become a candidate or to allow, his name to be run, although fctrongly solicited to do so. He is a true manand will be heard trpm at the right time and in the right way. Although badly treated, his nature is too noble, and his devotion too great, to harbor petty resentments, or to a.1-. low personal pique to stand in the way 1 ol the success ot i;eniocrauc pnnci- pies. He is by all odds the most pop- ular man in the district, and recent events have strengthened rather than weakened his hold upon the hearts of the ?reat masses of the neople. 1. Salisbury N. C, Sept. 4, 1878. -1 , aid. A Good Way to Shake a Cornet B; Philadelphia Times,J: - - v i Mrs Mvra Clark Gaines kno ws1 how n 4t!p.arfi ftf hewerf. Down' at Ash- f field, Mass, a cornet band has tisteried fUti AnniiiitY9J lUtVlk ' lUUtUO ll&d. u IUU vuv Kuiumuui- and eoea biratically around in the -atiW hours of the night serenading in- nocent folksr!with a view to getting Hiihsfirintions out ot them to neip pay. fhr the still urfDaid-for; cornets. Of course most people subscribe. Waked rm in the middle of the night by. a howling ; abomination .calling itself a cornet band ; threatenea witn a conim , I .-, , I .flU. nnlan mmOVIt lint 1 I Mnnfilf uawuu ui iuc uuwjf ujw uU.u is iorincoming, bvcu m" puoocooiHg a VPrV fftir allOWanCO Of Presence OI mind and not a bit bothered .witn cqnr BuieuiiuuD uuuiw , j-r-; v revolver, would be surprised ery : 4 : -vl na n a tf tnA II Bn OT L likely, into submitting to the musical DiauKiiiHr i. -o- stands a' very small chance of getting away from the tooting ruffians. 1 .foor Mra Jim flit was sirvic, w me scamps themselyes would phrase it, tne otner nigm, anu au bub unu. a jud.k appreciation of the wally of peace again to use the dialect of gcamdom,' with $10, and they moved on. , They tne naDi- innal on the iroot stoop, wim ner on nrwfu m . . ... i up behind her withm easyrattpport Ttr distance. Having thud dis- rinsed her farceg she replied to' the en emy with a moral essay, the text of wmcn was io me eueui wt pciocci ancewas the one adjunct absolutely indispensable to success. And her comment was pointed by; talking right . . . ' - ... i.tiii . . J j r 1 J 1 ' Btraight along -nflHi3 every nmvmui m Am her o the-Aeb field Cornet Band had vanished away as softly and as si-! lntlv as ' though' Mrs Myra Clark Gaines had been a veritable Boojjum. fngtoit Post. ; , i Th e facto that' B&dical , t criticism of. Democratic! campaign gpeakeri jhia y ear ia-int)stly- cophnearto gramm ar ia a nupeiu uiuiuaiwu. -jvj wur ijw wio facts and conclusions oi our campaign ers are beypnd question; we will try to forgive them if their diction occasion ally falWishort oi ' thei ornate 'elegance which Logatf Oglesby 'and Hamlitt x this coontryj or Bnroi)e ii ily comfortable . pr 'iiiniliei liiflif IraVeline alone. cthaa:the! Well-: known Colonade Hotel in Philadelpllia, Pa moved on until they came to NEW OKlEiUS CTITIS UP BOPE. , l ResUtless Sweep of the Disease Through the En tire City. uNew Orleans; August 31. At the meeting of the board of health to-night the origin of the epidemic wasdis-. cussed, and from the data furnished it was, plausibly argued that it could be traced to theship Souder. Dr Choppin gave in ran the result of his experi ment with the lee water spray. He believes the treatment to be eminently successful, although the patient oper ated upon is not expected to live, , his kidneys having been inactive , since Wednesday night. The doctor at tributes this to the fact - that the man was in the last.stages when brought to the hospital, and claims that if this : treatment is pursued in the incipiency ui wo uiscnso it mil aim ay n pruvts sue cestefuU--The? board discussed the pro-greesof-the-epidemiCj'and the mem bers were unanimous in the belief that it was utterly beyond human controL u Tl ri iwrkll I n n a ita r -v vim ira nnnvaa r l 1 . ,i iovw hkA. tla' thkUhahiiw,, m strong Lni me eiiy win pe swept J?rom Carrolton to the' United States barracks, a" sweep" t'f '"'nearly- twelve miles-j the yellpw fever scourge asserts. its sway. The -first district is, still by far the most -ami cped, and the more fashionable the fltreeMhe morie rapid" the diseai8'8preal6:;". Corpses are n6w horned to banal e-af nigtt, ;and ahe spectacle of hearses harrying, ou with their rapidly putretymg burdens, unat tended -by a single carriage, is a fre quent one. The indignation against Mo bile and Galveston, for their heartless indifference, is strong in commercial circles, neither qM so far contributed a cent; while New ' Crleans has been 'avish m: charity to them when they Were afflicted in the patsU! The New Orleans and Mobile Railroad proposes toeue Mobile' for damages resulting from the embargo on " through! trains, estimating their loss at $30,000 a week. Tbe!late8t (ehdency of the disease, al most invariably shown in fatal cases, i& to congestion of the kidneys. ' A strange feature brought to light to day by the comparative statistics of convalescent and fatal cases, was the fact that the mortality among the negroes attacked is nearly 60 percent.; so fatal indeed is the disease, that when a full blooded negro is seized he abandons hope at once. In illustration of the extreme nervous prostration during the stage of conyalescence, a young lady on St Charles street, who was already able to move about the house and was considered totally out of danger, was severely frightened by a vivid flash of lightning this afternoon, relapsed into fever within an hour, and died with the black vomit this evening; at 9 o'clock. Many of the best physicians in the city are now re fusing to visit new cases haying their powers already taxed to the utmost. This situation of anairs is far from Southern EeRonrces. Washington EepublicaiJ. It now looks as if the cotton crop this year is to be a success a fact which will go far to relieve the South from financial embarrassment , and place the people upon a sound busi ness footing. The receipts at the sev eral ports up. to Saturday last, that be iegthe close of the cotton year, were If the amounts shipp th direct t6 ' mahurac- A.jHAMtJ bales I fed from the 8outh direct t6 ' man ufacs- 1 turers; and the amount manufactured I at the South, are as laree- as last vear. the entire crop will-be about 4,803,640 bales, against 4,669,VtO balefr iri 00, the -largest recoraea rop ver grown in this country, though that time the consumption at the South. .then smalLtwas not included in the'! statemenU- -iJut1 the verage export pncaia880 was 10. cedtsrind dur ing -th e last year it has been 1 1.2 cents, so-that sa smaM excews in;(tiantity of cottoti grownnin-lbw may e'aianced l Dv a better nTice -for the -1.607 .5oo.511 I j -- : 7 - . - 1 . pounds exported during me Jst nscai year. i i i. f ; 1 f :Pentaurie. Cheyaliers; tCncinnati Commercial Letter. A Kentuckian,rides like the godsj or like a Centaur, who didn't ride at all, UUV VYa ItnLV lJA . ,r:A4 f ' vi J I ' . i 1 ii . ' 11 1 . . ppsBioie aqtt! as tney gay wnen a nine nigger jockey misses a Horserace, htsfnil ftM lJOfSQjff, 1 Ul,,0.KlrloH Rinrlrvri rrioafAi- tolrea bi,, ;to one . side bandit beats Jiim I 1 1 i J . . ii n ..xl.r I XT' pairi9 9ieain. , come geu wwaceu xk.en- tucky ladies iold me :that for a fact, although theymay baye .ljeen: merely . cnamngmy xanitee ignorance.: a say I don't know whether itjisAtrue' or not.; Ncemoredo I know whethei it is true, as auather life-long .reawent ol (Kn Stoo tnM mai-n htoKaf.it vaaa aT'' t?.i t jrr "i- certain, that there are r6 iwrfe ; hamd mis ppuniry. xua uu jcbi 'awsumiw BOme, graceful aiders oh thaaoritinent tnan, these horse-r&cingJ-Kenl.uckvafis; The Work of the Mints. Washington Post.1 There were coined at the mints last month double eagles to the value of $5,349,400; quarter eagles to the value' of $125,000, and $3,0528,000 standard dol lars, a total of $8,502,400. 1 The - total amount of standard silver dollars coin ed since the passage of the silver bill up to the close of business on the 3ist ulti was ia.44Si500. -n'i i in Editor's Triend uas Money left HiL Abbeville tSiU-JPrecasna uanner j We have heard a renort to the effect that some good relative has recently: died in New jYorki'leavinfiivCDt W, ttti 1 r I. 4. nf ifirfienyilli., the? handBomfcurn Sight mffli K.UUXYM bUMIl I.HO tUUUttU. IB UHinjVCi io-ttrayaTticnlarriemi ofourat i amouM equ ai We ilacbnrit brf theJ ihht hy, 'ietetotftSWr1 ;ClgaDni Perty' Cigar fctVpnderfot lttdacementonTeredvtathbi;prircn Dy the box. A delightful ? mokef ftte for 20 cts. , . The Subluhity of meanness. 3 i Wadesboro Herald. Years and years ago there lived in Wadesboro, Doctor P. : an amiable and good , man, zealously devoted to his profession, in the practice of which he was skillful and experienced, : One day aV messenger came for kim, in hot haste, to visit a man living a few miles from town, who had been bitten1 by a rattlesnake. Ever prompt and ready, (and some physicians of the present day inight learn a profitable Jesson from him in this respect,) the good old doctor mounted his horse and -went at full speed leaving the m essenger far behind ; because that was f'hw way,", and because he knew that the life or death of the bitten m an might de pend on'a moment's time. The suffer er did not live directly on the "public road : apd to reuch his house, in the ordinary way, it was necessary to pass around a large field of his) which lay between hid house and the road. Te-aoid-this extra half mile of travel; Dr P On reaching a point 1 opposite to and only a short distance from the, residence: dismounted, dashed down the;v fence sped like , a thupderbolt aoroes the field of cqrnr-rushetf to the bedside of the desperately suffering and almost dying manwent heroically to work and.hy his 'skill and attention saved the I patient's ; . life rescued him from the very brink of the grave, and went home rejoicing at his success in an emergency eb critical, i ' But' '' some cattle got in the field where he did and destroyed a few stalks of corn : and the rich man. whose life he had saved indicted him for trespass or sued him for damages because he the doctor -left thefence down! If anybody doubts ' this' the court record of our county, about 1S30 '35 will prove the truth1 of the story. ' The snake-bit man did not receive any damages. ood Digestion. "Give us this day our daily bread" and good medicine to digest it, is , both reverent and human. The human stomach and liv er are fruitful sources of life's comforts; or disordered and diseased, they tingle misery along every nerve and through every artery. The man or woman with good digestion see beauty as they walk, and overcome obsta cles they meet In the routine of life, where the dyspeptic sees only gloom and stumbles and growls at even imaginary objects. The worla still needs two or three new kinds of medicine before death can be perfectly abolished ; but th it many lives have been prolonged, and mmy sufferers from Liver disea"e, Dyspep ia nhd Headache, have been cured -by Merrell s Ht patine, is no longer a doubt. It cures Headache in twenty min utes, and there is no question bat what it is the most wonderful i iscovery yet made in medical science. Those afflicted with bil iousness and Liver Complaint should use Meriell's Hepatine. It can be had at Dr J H McAden's, Wilson & Burweh'a and Dr TO Smith's. New Advertisements. Price, TEN Cent9. NEWSPAPER M6th EDITION. Containing a complete list Of all the towns in the United Stated, the Territories and the Dominion of Canada, haying, a population neater than 5 000 a'cordihe ta the last cen- I 8QS together wfth'the names0 -of bje news- paperr. haying the . largest pcnJation in each or the places. named. , Also, a cata logue of newspapers which are recommen ded to wdvertiters as giving greatest .value in proportion to prices charged - Also,! the Re ligious ' and' " Agricultural' J"ourna'B. very complete lists; and many taftle? or rates, showing the cost of advertising, in various newspapers, and much other information Which a beginner fa'advertisirig wouid do well to possess. Address GEO, P..RQ WELL A. CO,, Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St., N. Y:: ' . ' 1 T AYARD TAYLOR sayst " I take pleas XJ ure in 'recommending to parents the Academy of "Mti & C.: Shortlldge." Hon. Fernando Woojr 4.patson, saiysjt. v, 1 Cheer fully consent to tfce use of my name as refer ence.'" ISWITSllT'" C. ' SHORTLLDGE. (Haryard A.'M ) Mtdia, renna.i Boys' Academy. : t Agents Wanted ! Medals & DIalomas awarded Fob H0LMAMi8 ni PTOD 1 1 1 Dl Dl TC JiTSW: ,riU I UHJHL OlDLtO 2.000 Illustrations. Address for new circulars QSU BOliMAK s 00, Aroh St.V Phaada, rjTiTrrpnfn m KAYY Awarad ityttt w t:WwV Expoton Acf"jr 5 w www oa j?"; SJVuk W ited on Interior poods, 'too Chat iTnri-sox' Beat U on every Plug, tioid ty cm etmtr oena ior sample to" irapie. Petersburg I UI A ueantifui sq. Grand Pianos, X 1A1 U firiCC $1,000. Onlv i'27S. ' ' f8, oniy sao., pianos,,?, joctaye, ?125, 74 ?235; New Btyles. Organs $35. Orcans 81 stop3, $750. Church ORGAN 16 stops, price $390r only $111 I Ban) w3 MiwppTi 'od jOreani onl $105. Beautiful Parlor Organ, jyice, $340. only ?Q5, iraua juxposfta. kou rewara." Read Traps for the i Unwarv": Sand Newsnaber apqut con oi A-ianoaant Organs, Bent free.; DANIEL F. BEATTTWashington, J. A DAY to Agents canvassing for the .Fireside Visitor. Terms and outfit free. Address P 0 VICKEBY, Augusta, Maine. I mproved City rty i A parson deslrinz to purehaji-3 a well ,21. improved city lot, , house wita nine I rooms, and modern conveniencef ;''flni well I of water, brick kitchenrwithin five minutes walk ofiie publio Muare, can beacedmmo- deeliJ, PlGSuri AM9, ANt SHOULDERS, BJHBreaklart 8tripSi.Mar-enred md'smok- 1 ailV !h.ul nf llii.,mnnlW ;Mlk'! frnM! ltd of r AW asflortteenl t3gm W 1 .laU4; to l t tbftwfM a pie bert. Ii kntuMMM ail w - TCMasUB4 and Aferarita u Mlatl Kil.ftrnfezuta TABORO, PTO- vnvsar. n w boa w ADVERTISING E. D. LATTA FREE TO ALL ! Is Onr Invitation to Examine the Handsomest Stock of Ready-IYIade Clothing That has ever been brought to this market; consisting of the handsomest Cassimere patterns for business, cut in Sdcks and . Frocks. Imported Worsteds from the best Foreism Looms. cut in Sacks. Cut-aways and latest styles. Oldth Goats, skin .rants to correspond. In our Youths' Department We have suits that cannot be surpassed for cheapness or durability. School Suits, Walk ing Suits and Iress Suits from lour years of age up. Underwear. We have an extra stock, comprising the Medicated Shirts and Draw j, all woolj also a full line of all grades to suit the demand, Unlaundried Shirts. n Wdma8utta Neck ior cents ana $i.uu eaca- Three ply bosoms, 2100 Linen Wamasuttaand New York Mills Muslin ; which we offer The latest and the cheapest the public will haye' the pleasure ef selecting from this season. Call and see us; we will sapply all, yonir needs fn the clothing line. L. BERWANGER & BRO., CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, la a very abort time we will be able to invite the public to onr grand opening. SALESMEN. R. F. STOKES. GMARMTTE HOTEL b CHAKLOTTB, IV C, Terms, per Day, Table Board, per Month, - FIELD BROTHERS, Proprietors. SS Being determined to kcep..aIFint-Claf8 H(.ue. we respectfully eolicit a share of pubfic patronage. augl- - Jit r.A As there is an unprecedented prospect for good crops, and as we have reason to expect season ; l am Duyiner And Elegant I W W WH H OO L WWW WH HO OL B WW WW H B B O -O 1j , KB ww ww ji nu uii it a JC W ; W H H OO LLIXKKBfcTSS"A "TheXod are' nowlaniviriif daily, and b y. Sepiebiher 1st tne, vvuoiesaje.oTXKJK .wiii ixj 4 4 i.i oj ui I "ti tril)UW bll Ifiil 1 rttiarlnt Anmnt 1Q & BROTHER. Straight Frocks of the very silk lined, and Imperial Doe and New York Wear. .CHAS, MASON. - - - $ 2.00 16.00 J r jviA A, superintendent. BEN KIMBALL, Clerk. ;!; ' : i AND til n a good and prosperous business Stock for this Fall. i , ' H"" .. KKB A K - Ar " gRB .rrr A n t KBK EK T A. A II ! TT I. LUXKJtH AAA R I KBK i A.1I LLLL .1 i compieie ana ine iteiau diock t If 'I t n i i t i ' IM:
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