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i CI) i LI fL fl Cljc-Courier s i it n 1 n n. n. u. in. in. in in Ul4 111. Ill, lld I uia m Q!Z lid A, Democratic II-wvspapcr. - -. i'uUi.-li(l Mvcry FriJay in Louisburg KATKS OF SU'P.SCKIPTIOX, j'.v i y ir..... ': (i Mont In 3 Mo-.itlH :. . .2.00 ,.l 0-') V Till IMS CA'SII IX aDVANCK fllJKr NAIi PO Kl ltY .n-. - - i Frit TfiK Cgutjf.h. A.iost i JI.iv y15 r ;atil il fdry' land, On fh-wers may you reig.i ; Like other little daibhs stand; Liffc'a shadows, through the main. In every pearly dew drops "low, Enchantrj-s ofjthe Fairy rdw. Moms brightest hcp'.a and buds are Been, Chaplct f' r the fairest brow. Con4 let us crown a fairy queen Reach forth thv hand little daisie now Accept the wreath w.'ve made ye usee, Wear i: md wtM worship thee. Margkrie PkhIstox. Pu-h'i Hill N. C. SELECTED ST011Y. jy i:mm. oAitmsoN jones. The Dcecmbcr afternoon was cold and trlooiny. with a skim of snow whitening the bare hills, and every .probability-of a heavy fall as the day closed in. Mrs. Arnold came up from the barn, where she had been giving tho list wisp of hato her one milch-cow, with a small pail, in her band. A little fairy of a child, with sea blue eyes and sunny h ir , met heriu the 'doorway, , Won't you give me just a little mite o' drink, mamma?' she said coaxingly ; ' I'm ever so hungry,, aud I'rindie's warm milk is so nice.' ..'!' ' Yv, dniliiig,' replied ilie mother, rvtt'mi! down the pail, and going to tie ciij hoard fwr ii cup; 'poor ' Biindie IS b"f t, f f.iod, and can't give much Una h'tfj'r w'cidlier, and .papa will come liir.n-vhnngry by and by, hut Dlossy .-hall h:iv'e a little. drink.' ' ij. She poured out a few spo'. Mlfllls, whieh the child swallovyd eager - iy. ' , .. .;. .'How nice!' she said, smacking her ros-y nii'iith. 'Oh, mamma, do you lvmcmber' how wa used to have so audi inilk, and nice white bread aud butter, too; when papa used to come home early, and not not- - ' she pulsed, stammering and confused for a moment, then with tcj.rs welling up in hor wide, solemn eyes.. 4 Oh, mauMna,' .lie cried,-' what docs make paa spend all his money at thfi tavcniTwhat makes Mm iret drunk ?' 'Hush, Biopsy, hush,' cried the mo ther in a terrified whisper; ' you mut not say that about papa, never again in Jour life. V ipa's good to you, and loves you. Never say that again.' No ma'rn,' responded B ossv : and louking reproved aud penitent, she ' i - . crept over to the lounge, where an old dll lav, all bundled up in its bits cf calico and flannel. She took. it un.and. Wan to net and caress it. as she ,al- vrays did in her moments of' childish trouble. 'Poor Dollie, poor Dollie,' dropping tears and kis-cs on its faded face, are you ever so hungry too; docs your hrindie cow only give a mite o' milk. and your papa go to the nasty tavern and fpond all his money? I'm sorry for you poor Dolly.' r. lho sound of a bitter sobbing from the adjoining room arrotcd.her atten; tion. It was her mother, weeping as if her heart would break. A.bfave.hopo- ful little woman, for the most part, who We her one trial with uncomplaining raticncc.f But. at times the strongest hearts give way, and in the face of tne dreury winter stormy withoit food or Sre,; and her husband expending his daily wages at the grog-shop, poor Mrs. Arnold was as weak r.s a babe. l!os?v listened to her mother's sobs !-... with- wide, grave eyes and cpuivering 4 liully.' she whispered at last, the TVyJ. mouth close to the doll's face, a -sildcn resolve thrilling through her "Wcet voi c, i Dolly, cin't we do some- '.iing you and me, Dolly? . We must Mi- yt'y p?jor manm.a mustn't cry like i at. f.unic, Dolly you wou't miud l.c snow, wi'.l your' rue caught up a little red- hood and a . - Idled it over her bridtt head, aud' VOL. 2. lm?SinS " old doll close against her urjive muencart. wcQt out luto tue 1 .'I1 ... . . . . - . i- darkening storm. -.; . - v . . j .: 1 Through the gate, down by the l.nvrv "I ' . , I . uaiu wuuiu.jjrmuie wa3 mununm? ner l last feed of hay, across the bleak com" mon, into the .hroad highway never pausing, nevr faltering, though the white scow covered her like a gar ment. At the door of the county tavern she paused to take breath. Warren Arnold sat within, in a warm Corner, with a mug of hot liquor be fore him, andihalf a dozen boon com panions at hi? elbow. Tho little snowy figure s.nd white. wisuui iaee rose oeiore mm use a ghost. He bounded to his feet in amaze ment. Good heavens, it's BlosHy ! Why, child, what's the matter at home?' Ulossy quailed for a moment, and then she stood up" strong in her pur- pose, facing the cruel eyes that gazed upon her. 1 - XT i 1 , i 1 j . . i xNouimgs me matter, tapa, an un utterable pathos in her young voice, 'only poor mamma's crying, and there's no fire, and no bread, and- -and-131os sy's ever so hungry, and papa, love, won't you please come borne, and nev er come to, this nasty tavern again?' j The man had a heart, and the child's Appeal went straight to its core. A sudden thrill of emotion half f sobered him. ly George! I will,' he replied, crossing to her side. Come Blos- sy Tic caught her hand, and drew her after him out into the thickly falling snow. Haifa dozen yards, and she looked up timidly to his face 'Arc you Very angry, papa? sho iaitcreo. iou t scout Jiiossv, it was so cold, and mamma ciico that I took Dolly and, come. You won't set-Id Dlossyr' " For answer he caught her up, and covered her face with tears and kiss es XoBlos?y, I won't . scold,' v in a hoarse, cliokect voice ; and by lleav en's help ou shall never come on an other such errand. Come let's zo to your mother now !' No, papa,' looking up solemnly throijgh the drifting flakes, 'there's something you must do before we go.. to mamma. Will you. para, love?' ' Yes. Blossy, I'll do t-ny thing you say 'Then come across to Mr. Thorn ton s, and sign the pledge. Xnat s where the men go to do it ; and there's his house throucrh the trees Will you papa ? That's the 'way to make poor ama never cry any more will you ' ics iuossy. 'Oonie on then, just as fast as ever you can- Oh, Dollv,' crushing the old doll to her heart I told vou we could I do something.' She led the vay, and the father fol lowed, across the frozen field, up the lane to Mr. Thornton's-dwelling. Blos sy rang the bell with her own half- frozen little hands. 'I've brought papa to sign the pledge, Mr. Thornton,'- she explained ith an air- of solemn importance, as that gentleman met them in the libra ry . and he'a never going to that nasty tavem acain. and mamma will never -cry any more.' jrr Thornton was much delighted, thc ceremony of s'gning the pledge was performed, with alacrity, after wkjca Blossy and her father started -homeward., 'Where can the child be V said Mrs. Arnold, coming down from the loft for the third time in her search for Blossv. 'She's nowhere in the house.' 8he had got over her cry, and was preparing what she could for supper against her husbands return when she missed the child. Where can she be V she rcpeated-oiir"- to the door, and looking anxious- ly out iuto thc.bliuding storm. Away acs the common she caught s'-dit of her husband, with a little figure at his side. It vvas Blossy, her iwt.!,rrd hoed all covered iwith snow. . 1 1 .1 i,AP'.Arme Her oiu. u iu "ci i i j i v ' U: W DEVOTED TO POLITICS. LITERATURE, SCIENCE. AND ART. LiOUISB LTRG - She suv her mother, ami bnAe from licr lathers band. - .'. . . . . nh- mamma.' she cried, lennm? ' - l c across the common like a young gazelle, ,. i 1 'vou won t evr erv anv more as lnno- a.3 you live. "We arc going to be hap py now, like we used to b-3, for papa's signed the pledge. And, mamma, me and Dolly made him do it, didn't we papa, love ?' And he did not say her nay. New York JFeelcly. Boys who disturb camp -meetings by crying 'Amen' in the T?rong place, and ri markirg 'G'orj'with mere zeal than judgment, should read ar.d ponder the fate of thirteen small boys in Kavi3iP. Tuese thirteen ill-advised boys were guilty, to the story goes, of disturbing a Kansas caucp-meetiug "ly insisting upon bhouting 'Amen,' wiicn a very. muscular preacher, who prided him-1 Silt on hi voice, was'singicg "a hytnr. The preacher bore it for some tini-, but fiu'allj', becoming filled with righteous wrath, he descended frotn the pulpit, anc,? nevtr (mcQ UMiruPkk hU hymn, successively reversed and Epanked the thirteen small boys. As his avenging hand descended and the dust j of the small boys filled the air, the rest of the congregation shouted in rapture and encouraged him sith loud cries of 'G on, brother, goon.' Thin he returned j to the pulpit, still binging, and those boys went half a mile away behind a haystack and laid down with their faces to the ground, weeping bitterly. CoRXfiiiEit. A skeptical young colli -gian confionted an old Quaker with tire statement that he did not believe in the Biljle, assigning as a reason the want,oi evidence.! ",','. Said the Q iak r, doi s "thee believe in France '1 'Yes; though t lave nt ?e:-n it.I have s-en others p'er.tv of pr who) have. Li .-ides, there is of thtsueh a cou'itry docs ex" ct ' Then thee will not believe anvtiiicg tli t- or others havt pot seen ? 'ICo, to he surf , I will no 'Did th- e cv y sti: thy or; a brains : 'ertuin:3'. ! ot.' 'Did tbee ever tee anybody that dioT 'No, of courie' 'uot.' I'Doesthe'i bi '.urve the lias any V fjet t us alwoys bear iu mind, that Cal- ummators ,miy usually be ti,n?ted to tinif-, and the s'.ow but ttea'ly justice f public opinion. This is about the way slander originates : 'Tom, Mr?. II. told me she bcaid Mr. F.'s.vifj s ty that Mr-. aunt mentioned to her that Mrs IT. was present. when the widow M. said that J. R's cousin thought W. and Il's s-iitt-r believed that n!d Mrs-'E. reckoned that il's better half hrd told her that Mr A, aud 'a wile loved each other. Ex- CHAXGE v A young drug clerk ent to see 'her,' the other night, and. with a lover, ? familiarity, entered the parlor without knocking. The room wa3 dark, but he knew he was expected, ami thought that he heard the rustle ct a dress in a gloomy corner. "Elfrida !' he exclaim ed, passionate tones; what I hidi.ny ? What art ; thou doing, pretty one ?' 'Suckin' a ng!' unmistakaMy came from Elfr'uta's frother, behind the sofa. And the drug cleik laid his weary. bead on the window-sill end wept, until Elfrida came in with a lamp. The Titusvil'e 'Press' cluonichs the fullowing event witbmo.dest pride : Titusvil'e wa3'not the birthplace of 'the Father of his country, bat wc have a man residing here who slipped up on a muddy crossing, this tfrernoon and sat down on a roll" of butt r which he was carrying home, and instead of swearing, be simply aro?,e, scraped the butter from Lis pants into the paper a"-air, and went r.a anain as if nothing had happened.' '.-'. Two young city ladh--, in the country were standing ly the s-ide of a wide ditch, hieli they diliA know how to cro-c. T icy ?ppcaled to a boy, who w is coming a!ng thetroad, tor help, whtri-usn he pointed behind them with a startled air and yelled, snakes ! The young ladies crossetl the di.ch at a single -bend. As Irishman's Will. I will and bequtath to my beloved wife, Bridget, all ray property, without reserve, and to my eldest son rrriek, one half ot the remainder, and to Deuis my youn C3t boj; the rest. If anythirg is "e", 'it may go to Terence Me Csi y. . N. C. OCTOBER, 3Xsni'iol Lite. This good counsel from a wile asd rmihc'i : 'I try to make myself and all around me agrf -table. It will not do to leave a man to himself till he comes to you, to take no pains to attract L3m, or to appear before him with a long lace. It is not so difluult a3 y?u think, dear child, to behave! to a husband so that he shall remaia forever m some measure a hu-sband, I am an old woman, but you can still do what you likt; a word from you iu the right time wilt not fail ot its iffjet; what need have you to play the suffering victim ?. The tear of a loving girl, says an old book, is like a dew . drpp on a rosej but that on the cheek of a witeis a drop of poison to her husband. Try to appear cheer ful and contented, and your husband will be so; $,nd 'swhin you have made' him happy, you will become so, not in appearance, but in reality. The skill required is not so great.' Nothing natters a man so much as the happi ness of his wife; he is always proud of himself as the source o! it. A spon aa you are cheeifui you will be lively alert, aud every moment will afford an dp portunity to let fall an agreeable word. Your education, jvhich gives you an immepse advantage, will greatly assist.' The noblest thing on earth is the man who rises to the dignity of self mastery. The man who can refuse indulgence to a clameiiDg desire ; can hold the crav ing appetite unratified and say to the rising passion. 'Peace be still ' is a true here. Scene in a Wkstekn Court. Judge : 'Have you anything to offer to the court btfcrj ientence is passed on you V Prisoner : 'No, Judge; I had ten' dolla.r, but my lawyers took that. M'ai so thirsty.' said a boy at work in a corn lie';'. 'Wei1, work avtsy, said ihe UidustiiiUi father. 'You knt..w that the prophers siv-, i'.ioe-eve-.ry one that tliiibteth.' A minister asked a tipsy fellow, leaning up against a feuc', where he expected to go when be died. 'It I don't get along aDy baiter thau I do n w, I shan't go anywhere.' Be cheerful always. There is no path but will be ejsier traveled, no load but will be lighter, no shadow on the heart or brain hut will lift, in presence of a determined cheerful ness, A fashionable young lady fcCcidertlly dioped ore ot her lalse eyc-biows in her opera box tba other evening, and greatly frightened her beau, who on seeing P, thoht it Was his mustache- 'I would advise you to put your head into a dye-tub; it's ratter red,' said a joker to a rather sandy haired girt, I would advise you io put yours into an oven; it's rather p'Ut.' said Nancy. It is conferring i kindness to de ny at once a favor" $vhich you intend to refuse. 1 Blowing up the patent rubber bus tles is a3 an exercise of great benefit to consumptive men. Love at first sight, says a French writer, is the collision of two electrici ties. ". "Lzy lolks take the most pains." An active man who has bad the rben matism doubts this. Whisky makes a man lean against the lamp-post. ' Teacher to pupil Where does tea come from.. Out ot the tea-pot, ma'ma. If you are out in a driving storm, don't attempt to bold the ram?. It was Sueridtn Knowles who first said, "I.'s too thin!" "When are two kings like. three miles. When they make a league. The most thrilling talc known is that ct tLc tattiesnake. Stcie men are atsoit-ed in religion that they forget to pay their debts. 'Here Jus my wif . Ah, that is fine, Not only lor her rest hut mine.' Etta 24. 1873. BECKWITIL'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS. These Pills have been ino.-tiK-ce..-fully employed in almost every vauety of Functional 1 i. border of the CjTomacu, liowt-L0. L vkr and SrjLKEN, nuchas: Heartburn, Arid Jructat ions, .Nau sea, Headache. I';;in and Diitentionof the btomach and LTowids, Incipient iJi- arrhoja, Colic. Jauadice, Flatulency, llabitual Cotiveness. Loss of Appetite. Sick Headache. &c. Hceom mended by the most pron minent me a of the country, among them many LEADING PHYsIClAXa. Price 25 cents Prepared by E R. Beckwitii (suc cessor to Ur. Bcekwith ) Proprietor, Petersburg, Ya. Jobru C'arr. uly 23-ly o e S. A. STE NS & CO. 5 Furniture and Cai pet D q n I q v 8 Cor. Main and Granby Sts. Norfolk Va. THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS South of New Ycrk. 411 goods guaranteed at Manufactu rers prictp. scj 2G ly. B. C. Yluami !j. N. Fi:ll.h, Williams & Fuller. Fu AMiLINToy, N. C. We invite the public to call a .id ex amine our very complete jotk of Drugs and Mtd:cint-. All the ttami ird aid Patent n.edicin:s always " bund.; alio complete stock of Paints, i O Ij, I Brushes, ; DyeSi.ff, Shoulder BraCe-, T b icco, UigKi-, bp.-iio, Trusses, Himmjna' Liver Regulator. Pure Liquors fur Medicinal Purjoscs, &c, ' &: , &c, &c. Dr. B F. Green, and Dr. C. Winston can be lou-id ac ihtir office, in our stoie. Calls for the above named physician?, at any hour, day or night, will receive prompt altentior. Williams & Fuller. sepl2 3m. NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Franklin County, Court. PtTITTON TO SELL LAND To PAT DcEXa and Foil Commutation ofDOweh. W H pt-ncer,( admr of Jamea R-.-id and Ana itcid, rlain'iil?. Against Charles Reid, Janus U-.id, P L Reid, Mary A S Rt id, laitie E b Reid, N F Reid, Charles T B Reid and Lizzie W Reid, Defendants, It appearing t the court by the affi davit ot V Ii- Spencer one ot the above named P aintifli that Charles Beid, 1 of the Defendants in this proceeding is not a resident of this state. It is ordered that publication be made once a week I lor tix weeks successively m .Franklin Cocki&b, a cewj-paper publu bed in tea TownolLou sburg, notifying ibe sairiDc tendant of the flung of the complaint in this cause, and requ.r.ng him to apptar at the ofhee of cUrk of thv Superior court at the c urt Ilouse in the Town of Louisburg within tw'cnty days after the term ot publication prevailed in this order (ball tXpiie and auswtr the complaint, and let the said Charles Ibid take notiee tuat if he tails to wer the complaint within that time the Plaintiffs will api ly to the court lor the relief tLerein demanded. In testimony whereof I hereunto sul Ecribe my name and affix the seal of my office at Louisburg tue 24th day ot Sep-ember 1878. ! LsrtALl U. U. Timberlake, C. S. C. sep 25 6w Tonsorial. W. n. IIe3ter, IIir Dreser and sha ver, will be p'eascd to .rve customers at ad bcuis. buop in W llhams & rul lers Ding atofe. stp!2 3m Frankhnton, N. C. PLOWS of our own manufacture al ways on band- We effer a lib rl dis count to mtrchsats to opply their trade Old scrap cit iron bought at the Lightst mark.t price. Wilder & Willi m. NO. 52. E. II9 PLUJiJIEtt & CO 121 Sycauiore St rat, TLTEKSnUlIG Va r Dealers in Iron Steel and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Orders will recti vc pnuup- M:iil-rr-ful attentiou, an i are rthpe tiully so licited. . Gentrd Amenta f.;r the F-rmera Friend Plow, ha met wi.l universal Cotunicr.dation. iJihtst pnevs allovcd fur scrap iron. 6ep2G Dealers In HATS, CAPS, FURS, STRAW GOODS, CANES & UMBRELLAS, Ko. 20 Sycamore's:., Pttcibburg, Va. fcS1 Pirticu'.cr attention paid to Or lere.-a scptG 3m. T, A. ST. CLAIR. YaMifceturer of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, EXPRESS, SPRINGS, FARM WAGONS. CRRTS AND DRAYS. Corner cf Lombard & ScCondStrtcts, PETERSBURG, VA. A good assortment ' a way on hand, aDd wdi make to order evtry deiClip tion ot work in his line. Repairing of every description hcary aud light sucli j.8 painting, wood-work black-smithing, done faithlully and promptly. All woik warranteii. I rt- spcetlully asU at.ili4 a3 I am suie tbat otu in prio..- und workaijuiiup I ca ii us.tL-tacu.r. sip 20 3ti. SEW AND CHEAPEST sio.k or FALL 1 WINTER GOODa la Fra. k'iutoD. I would respectfully inform my cus io'mcrs and the put l.o generally, thai I am now receiving my FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS! Selected with trat care and purchased ii the best teriwa iu the Eastern markets. I have now a veiy tali ana varied etock eonsi3ting of Dry Good.-, Notion?, Gro ceries, Qieensware. Hardware, Glass ware, lieadj-ma.le clothing. Hats, Boots f.nd ShotP, riuwaro IJ Uow-are, Lea ther, and in tact aini'.st cvcryiuiug suit ed to the waais of ibe p.-ople. I iivite '.all to c me and exauiiue lur tbeinselrea, as my ixptrience iu eupplymg their wauls in the past and continued fair .dealing in the future, together with be ing content with vtry sn.all Enable me t -ir5 uniform satistactioc. I will take all kinds of iLrch ratable produce in exchange lor Goeds, And will abow the highest Matket Price toi the sime. I can offer txtrordinaty inducement in several cla&scs ol goodf. io those wishing j jb lets. sep 2i . F, II. JAR UAN, Ge. t: Stakke. G. J. Thomas. STARKE & THOMAS, Wholesale and Retail . 105 Sycamore Sr., Petersburg, Vs, We are now rrceivicg r-nr Fall stock of good purchased Irom Importers and Manufacturer?. We are pn ptred to o.' fr inducements in price ana aiiiiy to Physician, merchants aud lr.ntr, whose trade we s licit. A larga tfcJc K msene Oil at reduced prices. We are Agents tor Wilson' remedy forCoc suuapiioD. . sep2C3ai. JOSEPH CARR. (Successor to Jordan &. Carr.) Wholesale snd R-.tail Dealer io Drugs & PatenlHedicines Paints, Oils, Glass, Dyes, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c. V Comer Sycamore aud Washicgv n t.., sej2C 3m, Petersburg, A bew lot ot tidily au t tup rfiar Floor jut received- S. T. WILOlili. RATES OF AD T.KTXS ING. . (10 I IX F9 H LE?9C NSTirurE X 5QnTC Vv.e fi::.re ori'; inTrtiwn . fl 00" Olio acl m:Jm- Mil i:. nio:i.. 33 C.ia Cncnimh . 2.0 tn - 7uu iu n.h 23Z Cna Th:e i.i. it'. . Z.'u Cr. ixni'MttJi; Oi e TwtIvc.:iot!i..; !3 0l 'oatr.rt-:i t-i Ltri-r 'lox-iinuc onl'iU r tornn nnraDaniMnnaM The Best in Use. Occupies s;v.c.c on!j 7 feet Sare. t ri i - ..... - i. (Patente-l 0.t. 13, I37i.) THE ALFOltl) PltESS SMestTaiil IHosli Powerfol "ICotloa'PrcssinM ! Tie Two men cm eaa31y rclc ft SOU lb. bile ol Cotton, and it i s arraugel that the pworanU working force can be doubled, if necessity. Picks aa eocj pact a PA.e as tae old fashioned eceir with half the UliC Can bo run by tho gin-power or 1 y water and steam by puttirg v!icl in place of Uie craaks. i-armrts cao buy Family llig'it, and ll'u' inironn i're3 ai tmiu expenses. t ' , , , . . . State, County and Family Rights for sa'.eby . MALLORY i ALFOBD Jnlu Stttcs N C H. S. Furman & Co. -DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, Frankllnton, N. C. Keeps constantly on Land a good at soriment ot DRUGS, MEDICINES, ' . PAINTS, OLS, DYE STUFFS,; The attention cf Physicians is called lo our a59jrtm.at of EHxtj acd Fiuid Eitractr. Order s die: ted and promptly filleJi on the bs: pvsdole term. rnEfcCitirriox3 c '.ncKCLLTC"Mp csded Lamp go d, V Paid Brashes, flpongef, &r. GREEN & ALLEN, Grocers And . COlIillrSION MERCIIANT Solicit Cera T.miit of Cotton, Tobacco, Wheat Fioui', Corn, n ml Produce Generally. Agents for th; Excelleczs Cotton, Fertilmr and GaiktU improved bUxl lirab Cotton Gas. Ko. 110 SjeaQore dlret, Pjtertorff T 2o. I -1 sJ IvJ daU vt Mkic pccfaitwi.jMf e A. nUi Immci j ml m k 1 Mil 1 mr unii,ortl: ilk tm, tlaa at rtViar aba. M n. - ( fc- i t"itet GROCERIES! GROCERIES!! Extra , Demerar and Porto Rico ?M gar: Jars, Luigra a ad R;o Cof- . let: Bacon, sidts and shoal der-: Cuoice Demerar il"U-e: Fainiiy Ex tr. ai l Sujtr, Flour: new Rice, JastrecTjl King. While & Shi v 1 - 1 . l ' 4 ir V ..4 y 4
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