1 Ml If) fesZl
TOHISr "W. SLEDO-E, provriktor.
VOL. XXIX.
A. NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1895.
TERMS:-150 IE11 annum in advanc
NO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ladies Who Visit
JES' YOU WAIT.
-LIKETO HAVE NICE VISITING
' CARDS. THE I'l.ACE TO GET
THEM l.V THE LATEST STYLES
IS AT THE OFFICE OF THE
-Eicrisior Frintini CompanyJI-
f) 3 3 ji 5 G
WELDON, N. C.
If the (lays are sceniin' dark
Sun's still a sliinin';
Gleams through the lifted cloud
Its silver linin',
Jes' you wait.
Don't care if the heart yets full,
Spillin' out a cry;
Same heart, when the wheel turns round,
Happy hye and bye.
Jes' you wait.
Trees and all a luokio' dead,
Don't you b'lieve it's so;
May's a-coiuiu' down tho road,
April's nothin' blow.
Jes' you wait.
Feel so lonesome, many a time,
Don t know what to do;
Wantin' someone round to lovo,
Can't help beiu' blue.
Jes' you wait.
Clouds 'II pass, the sunshine come
Uees in Junes sweet roses hum;
Jes' you wait.
The wheel 'II turn, tho heart be gay;
Wife and babies sing, some day.
.To' vmi wait.
Letter Heads, Packet Head,
Bill Heads, Envelope,
Statements, Hand Rills,
Programmes, Tickets,
Etc., Etc Etc.
IWrite for samples and prices.
E. L. Haywahii, I'KOI'UIKTOB.
Tyf soi7"f;
PETEItSHUKG, VA.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ELECTRIC BELLI?
ACCOMMODATION K).
C. SNODGKASS, Proprietor, Into oi
Butler, Pa.
The only 6 rat class hotel in the city.
Commercial mtca, $2. to 3 50 per day.
'Win
s
OR. H. 0. HYATT'S SANATORIUM,
KINSTON, N. C.
vllitMES Of THE IK HO GENEMl tURCERT
8 2 ly.
1- FINE GROCERIES
i amily Grocerie
- CHE1P GROCERIES.
FRUITS & CONFECTION KRIK3.
COME AND HKE. .
Come one, come all, both large and small,
Ktamiue my stock, belore buying at all.
I'np mv atjirlr ia nnninlet. ami nrii-Mi lunr.
To con.pet $ith the proiiicte the fitimera
itrow, '
I thank my kind friends for the patromge
ni ine past
And assure them all I'll be true to the last
And a-nttrant.. llim ill avArv rwli'l
The goods purchased from me they'll uever
Therefore come all, both larg and small,
For I will deul honetly with you all,
J)0 riot de(ay, come light away
And make your purchase today.
J. L. JUDKIN3.
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k II. 1 M
Haa Just received i fresh lot of CANDY,
plain and fancy. Also raisins, nuird now.
chestnut, cocoannts, apples, bananas,
Florida oranges, plain aud taucy cakes,
Large assortment of
jjojaiuy qoons.:
fiuoo fly bones, wagons, carts, dolls,
clocks, cbamher aeU, books by best authors,
Id boi paper, cigars, auutt, tolauxo and
saany fancy notions too numerous to men
tion, hot i ly.
THE COUPER MARBLE
WORK9,
til, 119 lit Rank st., Norfolk, Vi
Larue stock of
Lafonumetifi and Gravettunrt, etc.
ivoauyfiuj iuu.uiMi .ulpuibut. Dm!!IX
free. 1121;
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
jiaas a. miixii).
WALTaa a. .mu
rOLLI DANIEL,
AfTQRNFYS TL.iW,
Pmillce In thsoouru of llalltai andNortbanp
n and In tat Supreme and Faueraloourts. Cut
lections made in aup.ru or norm mruiiua.
Branch onto, at HaUiu. N. Cons tverv Moo
V. Ju J Ij
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It. T. T. BOSS,
m CSS
DENTIST,
Weldoo, N. C.
ItyOffio orer Emry A Pierce's store.
10-19-ly.
TJR. W. J.WARD.-
KNPIELD, N. C.
.Offlos orer Harriaon's Drag Stor.
dee 90 ly.
Over tlie Telephone.
HE COULD KOT JtESMT THE
SHEET TONES OF ASN1E
LAURIE.
They had been lover, but now they
were parted. It was the result of a foul
iah little quarrel. He had left her with
out saying good bye, never to return, be
aid, an-rily. Hut the girl loved hiui
still. Days lengthened into months,
but the absent one did not reappear. He
was keeping good his promise. Yet the
girl did not waver in her devotion to him
and she resolved to win liitn back, hc
remembered that he used tn bo fond ol
hearing her ting "Annie Laurie," and she
wondered if by chance lie hearJ In r
sing it agaiu it would revive the old love
She thought of the telephone and decided
to try. So it happuoej that one after
noon she sat h a 'phoue c.ibioct dowu
wn.
Tio-a iiajr, long ling, went the kcll
1 he connection was made. He was
in the business office.
"Is Mr. Walker in?"
"Yes, I am Mr. Walker Whit is it?
In teply the girl began siuing in a
sweet, plaintive, soprano voice:
"Maxwelton's braes are bonny,
Where early falls the dew,
And 'twas there that Annie Laurie
G ive me hei promise true,
Q ive me her prumiie true,
And ne'er forgot 'twill be,
And for boonie Annie Laurie. As
the tendrr melody of the old ballad cam ;
iu trembling notes over the wire (car-
rolled up in tho listener's eyes aid his
heart almost stool still. He recuguized
the vuice, aud, as the gill finished sing
ing the verse, he said, iu a voice choking
with emotion:
"You are Mill my Annie Laurie, deai;
you are still my love."
It's all right now. The lover had
tfcwn won back with a snug. New York
Recorder.
A CHEAT DEAL WORSB.
Chollio Why havo you slopped call-
lnft on. Miss Patterson? Did her father
object?
Alglo No; she did. llroolilvn Lite.
TRI E CONSOLATION. ,
"Yes, miw, he's been took at lust.
'Was ho prepared,' did you any, miss? If
he wasn t it was his own fault. I did
my dooty by him Didn't I read the
burial-service to him every day for the
last six months? Lilca Julio.
IHIN'U A 1-IIlll.IC HKKVANT.
A Death Deallif Maiden.
A TEXAS UlltL WHOSE HAIK
COSYErS AX ELECTRIC
SHOCK WHES II AS I) LED.
The Buff d (.! ip county iu Tt x.is
claims i death dealing maiden wht.se
fatal tpulii ies lie in lu r hair.
The young wuuu is 1 jcuts uf ige
and says itisuuly rcc utly that li r siDg
ular p iwcr bini- inauifit. II r h i
is uf tlie course jet l.i.ck vaii ty and m.
eiuwdingly Ion,' and thick 'li;.t when
the suffers it to h in 4 do vi it completely
envelops her person, and the eurlim
ends sweep the fl wr is she walks. I
crisps and crackles aud sparkli when "be
combs it and at night gives out a strange,
weird light. In point of (act, she pos
esses t genuine article of "thiniag bail."
80 strong b the current of electricity
playing constantly through ber hair that
one strand of it will convey shock to
the person who la so bold u to touch it.
She discovered her singular power one
ight recently when she Hooped dowi to
fondle 1 pat kitten. Her loose hair Iclj
ill about lbs cat with crackling noire
killing the poor creature instantly. Since
then only 1 few peoplo have had the
hardihood to experiment with the matter,
hut all who haye touched her hair sie
ooDviiued of in electric power. A
young physician in the neighborhood,
who went lo lest the oase In the interest
of aeienoe, almost died of the repeated
shocks lie received tberuby.
The you ok woman herself is greatly
annoyed it the sensation she is creating
nd threatens to cut off her hair il people
don't atop bothering he! about it, but
her father and mother look upoo it is 1
miracle aid are afraid for ber to "tamper
with it, as they ssy, lest somo mjui
will befall her Chicago Times Hera
I recommended Chambcilaio'a Pain
Balm for ibeumatism, lame back, sprains
ind swelling!. There U do better lini
ment macje. J have solo) over 1(Q bodies
of jt thjs year 0t) aj! Were pleased, who
Used, it. J, V. iherson, druggist, South
fl.:. Ill 1
viuuagu, 111.
For sale by J. N. BiOwn, Hilifai, Dr,
A. 8. Harriaon, Enfield.
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mm
Miaa Yero de Vere If you pleaao, Mr.
P'llceman, Is my bonnet on straight?
N. Y. Recorder.
HOT SO WONDIillFl L AS II E THINE.
Husband (with desire to say some
thins; pleasant) IV you know, kitten,
I could recognize you from your style
anywhere?
Kitten 1 should think you could,
seeing that you hti.'o let ine wear this
same old alyle for two years. Judge.
A ril'Tl'HK or THE I'l Tt KK.
Fllegende lireltor a Idea of 1 school
boy a, hundred yours hence.
VVOl'LUTHATIIKrol'I.URItACH THEM
s .
mm mm
The Dng-ray, you Venua and
Psyche, If I only could get up there,
I'd knock the etuffiV out of that living
picture. Lifo.
"Hill Beitie Martin."
A FAMOUS NORTH CAROLINA
RHYME ITS ORIGINAL HISTORY.
A Gallant Thief.
THEY TRIED TO DECEIVE
HIM, HUT HE WASN'T EASI
LY FOOLED.
HETTY GREEN, THE RICHEST WOMAN IN AMERICA.
It ti said that remarkable chnrtictor, Mm Hetty i.refn. tho rlcfteat woman tu Amnrlct.
whole cltvernesH ami oooentrlc buMts make lu-r a hy won. all over the country, belongs to oat
of the bet and oldest families in the .'ountry. sn- is i llowlun.1 of New Hodftird. tMilt-ndtng on
ber mother'tj tide to tho " Hound 11 111 flowiant." so raiitM from a certain locality In New llnd
ford, where tho family nan resided contlitumsiv fur nearly threo conturlra The old maritime
city of New Mrdford was fouoded by her ar;o"tor. John MovlrtTvl. the Puritan, who christened
It aftor lit'dford In Enulaml, hl frimlly hoinp 11c ruim' to tii country on tho MuySower and
landed on Plymouth Kink ponnllettN. H1h hitf'llii.'ctu'u un KiHial .ireMtiKn Noon won bim rcapec-k
nd HnttUy fortune. It Is a matter of r cord that Hetty i i t to r nniinnHlty ftfe-aliiBt her
relaiivflti, which hna ezlHtcd now (r ihlriy-ltve yuur-. U'vuit n ink), and uf coutko money aa
the cause of It. Her mother, Mm. Hobtnsan. died. un) uu ; r ttr.ttur. who k calle 1 In by the
family, decided that tbe Howlond property held In trust for her )y Thomas Mandril should be
divided, tho penonaliy golntr to her husband. Kdwur.l Mott Hd'lnson. and the realty to her
daughter Hetty. Hetty's futber rwoiveil iKUUW. and Hetty yut ax.uoo. Hetty wus .t) years old
at that time and her heart ached at the Itloa of tier own father receiving his dead wife's prop
arty. She wanted It herself. Her iiuarrd wlih ber reiaikons. begun in thU way, led to the
squabble In court uow famous us the lli-wUrul will ruse, and Is resiKinlble for the blot on
Hetty Green's llfo record, which ran nivt r he wl,it-d out In tho estimation of the How land
family ol New England Hetty (ireen's remn rliivldc will, which experts declared to be a forgery.
Hetty Green la miserly, tricky, uiigramuiuilc il in her speei'h, shabby in the extreme as to ber
dress and even untldr in her mrumul hubiu. et she U to-dav worth manv millions of dollars.
most of which lifts been made In soccuUHou. Her husband Is still living and la a prom.Mat
new iora ciuo man. .
FROM Sl'FFERISO
Tho most heauliful songs that were ever
SUDR,
The noblest words that ever were
spoken,
Have heen from sorrow and sulTeiinn
wiuuu,
From lives heart Lruken.
K'en the harp is meaningless, diad and
dumb,
Till the strings arc stnined; then the
pure notes come.
VI TO DAT1
To be hypnotized is tho fad of the
present d:iy, hut there aro other psycho
luijic efforis not less icmarkahlo. For
instance :
Waiters arc tipnotiied.
Lovers are lipnolized.
Criminals are skipnotized.
l'nker playt-rs arc chipntilized.
The Chinese are whipnolized.
Fiivolous felks are flipnolizcd.
A L'real many pecple arc crip
notized, And so on us far as you please.
Hurklen'a Arnica 8alve.
The beat salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, Sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever.
sores, tetter, (hipped, hands, cbilbtytna.,
kin eruptions, and pot;.
lively curce piles, or no pay required. It
u guaranteed to Rive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price SB oeala pet
os. cot wue oj n m. uoaea.
NEW SUGGESTION FOR AN EVENING DRESS FOR MEN.
Ia the London Ail, which Is the organ ot tha Healthy aud Annuo Oreai Union of th
world's metropolis, appears tlo accompanvlns skctrh, glvloi a SUycatlun for Improred evan.
mi areas ror gcotiemen. to coastal of coat, wuutooai ana koje-breeohet of volrtoen, silk
stockings and ahoes. praferabl; with bucklaa. The rolor would be left to tho tamo of tho
wuarer, but It woulJ probably be diacreet to ttegin with very Quiet colors, surh as brown, pur
plish, or bronte or ruaaet. or di-ep qult greraR or black. It will be aeon that tho cout. which t
llnad and faced with silk, has a rulled eollar auJ deep cuffs. The buttons mar be of mrui or of
the same as the coat, or of smoked pearl as a variety. Thcae latter should bo sewn on by
means of ahanks, not with four botoa, whkh di-atroy tho dreaiy appouranco. Tbo wutooat
may be of stout creamy-white silk cordiKl, brcailod, watered or eherwo. It U trongly
urged that the shirt should bo also af crearnylilta silk not twilledj, noeessiiflly tlilnnor and
softer than the waistcoat, and urclcrably M;or. Corah silk Is probably the best for tho pup
pose. Tha collar should he turned down, tho material betug unsuitable for a s'.au.l-up cellar
and (he. cuffs might be frilled, hanging rather low uin the hand, the coat alcove being rather
short. The lie might be of very thin silk, wllh l ice almllar In color to tho ahlrt, or, as a aubstl
lets, the shirt front might bo frilled and tho stmls madn more of a feature It Is suggests
thai the stocking should be of a color that would harmontie with the velveteen.
(Krom the North Cnrolina Teacher.)
Doubtless many of your older readers
will remember that ancient doggerel
"High Hetty Martin, tip toe, tip toe;
High Betty Martin, tip toe fine !
She couldn't get a shoe,
She couldn't get a stocking,
Sho couldn't get a husband
To suit her mind.
High Hetty Martin," ttc.
Hut probably few of them know that
the lines were composed in honor (?) of
the grandmother of the Hon. Richard
Caswell, the first Governor of the State
of North Carolina under the Constitution
idoptcu in December, 177u. She was
Miss Elizabeth Martin, of Harford
county, Maryland, and, as tho sequel
shows, she had two husbands, whether
they "suited her mind" or not. As to
e articles ef apparel mentioned, no
further light is shed.
Mr. John F. Blandy, of l'rescott,
Arizona, writing to the American His
torical Kegisler for December (p. 402),
says: "ilicliard Laswell, Governor ol
North Carolina and a member of the
Continental Congress, and William Pace,
signer of the Declaration of Independence
and Governor ot Maryland, were first
cousins, and firct coutina of my grand
father, Josias Dallam, of Harford coun
ty, Maryland. They were grnndsons of
ady whoso maiden name was Elizabeth
Martin. Of her tho well known oouplct,
'High Betty Martin, tiptoe fine, etc.,
was written, oho was celebrated for hei
beauty, and was a large real estate own
er in the Province of Maryland.
"The origin of the verse was that she
was courted by two young lawyers Rich
ird Dallam and Winston Smith who
came from England to the colony as
companions and friends. The story goes
that the elaborate ruffled shirts which
were the fashion of the day were scarce
and cxpen-ive, especially in the colonics,
and they had but one between them, and.
of course, could not pay their visits both
at the same tine to MLss Betty. It was
therefore said that it was difficult for her
to make up her mind which to take.
She did not decide, however, and ended
in marrying both. Shu first married
Dallam, and then had three sons und a
daughter. This daughter was the moth
er of Richard Caswell, of North Caro
lina. As Widow Dallam she married
Winston Smith, and hy him hid three
sons and a daughter. This daughter
as the mother of William Pace."
Confirmation of his descent from Mrs.
Dallam is fouud in the "Itinerary" el'
Governor Cuswcll, published in Vol. IX
of our Colonial Records, pages 1 0C4 (IS,
and written by him when ho was attending
the Cunlinenlal Congress at Philadelphia
in October, 1 77-ii 'k mentions as an
incident l I1U4 jiney through Harford
couuiy. Alarlaud, that ho "went to
Jou: V'allam's, where I saw my grand
mother."
The lines quoted were set to music,
and the tuno will probably be recalled by
some of the veterans as one of the collec
lion of old Frank Johnson, ef plcasaut
memory, and eihers of that ilk, who play
ed it for ' Ladies to the right," and other
square dances" long si 000 consigned to
oblivion. We who enjoyed it did not
know that the lively air, with its ilsurd
words, was intimately associated with one
of the foremost of patriots in the Revo
lution. Graham Davea.
TUKV AM. HAY 13 IT.
As we note how the mind of the public
moves,
U'c feel, we arc hound lo confess,
That the p.tiple sro having 1 bad cao of
"litvr-isiibh.' Tiilliynciw."
AS TO ANCKSTKY.
Aristocratic father "And your an
oo4urs f
Aspiring y 'Ulh "(Mi, I have 'em.
had a I'm her anil mother, and so did all
their people bt fure them."
Ii-Poatmaater-Oeneral DIs-aell.heavv-wolglitttu
tetman,
caruad IS.OIU a yoar. Taral,
heavy-welvbt lockoy, Mroa
M OM a year
JOCKEY'S BRAINS VS. STATESMEN'S BRAINS.
Chief-Justice roller,
Senator Sherman, middle
woUht al4U-nian, earns
5.(hi0 a ytar. .suns, mliliUe
wetglil Jockoy, earns tsa.ooo
a year.
'ASoeVa your.
wA-il, Jockky
I year.
light-.
srb
tlriflln. Nirht-
orna lac.OjK
-H. V. WorM
r-,-L-l UJUIMIJI "U H..UU
I' What la the matter with that man?"
asked the inquisitive small girl in the
theater. "Tlfe mil titling in the front
rowf" "Yee'. The one whose hiir is
too small for bin."
wsmwsnwjs-awfawMawsjaaaw.
Mrs. Rash "How do you Manage to
get jour cook np so early?" Mrs. Dash
"Well, I hunted up 1 young and good
looking milkman ind hired him to corns
it 5 o'clock."
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A belle went to the thcaler. On re
luming home after the performance she
discovered that her brooch, which was
a valuable nop, had been stolen. She
was very sorry, for the jewelry was a
present. A lew days afterward the young
lady received the following letter:
"The writer of these lines has the hon
or to inform you that he knows where
your brooch is and will return it cheer
fully under certain conditions. I do not
expect to receive a reward in money,
since I regard it as exceedingly vulgar
to accept money from a lady whom I
idolize as much as I do you. Uu the
other hand, it would be very stupid in
mo to return you your jewelry without
getting some equivalent. Taking into
consideration my consuming love for you,
I'll return the uiisring ornament for- a
single kiss from your rosy lips. To
morrow I will be at the corner of
street with the missing jewelry. If
you are willing to pay me my price, I
will, after pressing a kiss on the afore
said lips, press the brooch in your band
No questions asked."
The young lady did not know what to
do. Sho wanted to get her brooch back,
but she did not care to pay the price.
She hit upon the idea of sending her ser
vaut girl in her place.
The servant girl put in an appearance
it the appointed hour and place. She
was heavily veiled. A well dressed gen
tleman approached and asked :
"Do you accept the terms?"
"I do."
The stranger familiarly embraced her
after the most approved style, and si
multaneously imprinted a large 3 by 7
kiss on her mouth that caused the police
man on the corner to start. He thought
it was a pistol shot.
"Here is what I promised," ho re
marked after the formality had been com
plied with, "but," he added, "you will
find it like the kits, not what it was rep
rescnteti to be, as you are only the ser
vant, not the mistress," banding her
something wrapped up in a paper.
After ho had retired, which he did
immediately, the servant examined the
paper and found that it only contained
piece of wood. Chicago Times.
Deserving Praise.
Wc desire to suy to our citizens, that
for years wo have been selling Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption, Dr.
King's New life Pills, Iiueklcn's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, .Dil have
never handled rcnicuVs that sell as we
or that have given such universal satis
taction. Wc do not hcMtatu to guarantee
them every time, aud we stand ready to
reluuj the purchase price, it satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
medicines have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. H'm. Cohen
drugists.
Blobbs "Do you think the average
man is as stupid before he marries as be
is afterwards ?" Cyuicus "Certainly.
or he wouldn t get married
HH OVUR FIKTY TEAKS
Mrs. Winslow'i Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for children, while teething, with
pefect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays ill pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world. 25 cents a
bottle, tic sure and ask for "Mrs. Wins
low'i Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind.
"Mrs. Treut, why do you look so down
in the gills?" "Troul, my dear, I can't
help worrying when I remember that it's
most fiy lime n;ain."
A Million Friends.
A friend in need is a friend indeed
and na less than one million people have
found just such a friend in Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption, coughs.
aud ouhK -If von have never used this
great cough luediciuc, one trial will
convince you that it has wonderful cura
five powers in all tli- of throat, cbesl
aud lungs. Kuril bottle is riuurunlecd to
do all that is claimed or mouey will bi
refundii. Trial bottle free at Win
Cohen's drug store. Large bottles 50c.
aud SI (10.
Stern Parent "You loll tuc that you
love my daughter und wish to marry her
Hut how do you expect lo life on eight
hundred n year? living swain "Ol
come now, your inc-jme must he more
than that!"
NEW ADVKKTISEMENTS.
It will he agreeable surprise to per
sons subject to attacks of bilious colic to
learn that prompt relief may be had by
taking Chamberlain's Colic, t holera and
Diarrhurt Remedy. In many instances
the attack may be preveuttd by this rem
edy is soon as the first symptoms of the
disease appear. 25 and 50 cent hoi tic s.
Fur sale by J N Brown, Halifax, Dr.
A S. Harrison, Enfield.
Mrs. Qadzley "Do you suffer much
from toothache? ' Mra. IJIazi-r "No
that is, not unless my husband has it,"
The wifu-,"Qoe half ibe world does
n't know how the other half lives." The
husband "Well, U b-o't tho fault of
your tewing looiety, anyway." -
God never sees anything big in the gift
lhat it made to win applause from men.
A sin of any kind is I demand fi r
God to leave Ilia throno.
The man who walki with God keeps
the devil oa the mi,
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Highest of ill ia leavening strength.
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In
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anil generally er
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Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles, '
f Constipation, Bad Clood '
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pleusv rememiier that I am still at V. 1..
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Mr. J. I). Khearin is still with me and
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Yours truly,
P. E. LYNN.
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