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The Daily Rsvkw
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
MMlIIWUTO.
BATCRDlY. FKBRU HY 21. 1830.
EyTERKD AT TJJK '-T'KrtCK AT
YYiLMlNQT ..'., AM ?K OSD jLA8S
Matthh.1
The railway time between New York
and Philadelphia is to be reduced to b&e
hoorjand -forty five minute.
It is rumored in Chicago that a certain
deacon, being awakened from a nap in
church, confusedly put a poker cbip into
the contribution box.
A young man at Canton, Ohio, has
sued his own .mother for $10,000 for
slander. Bbe circulated a report that be
was drunken and thievish.
A grand banquet was given at the St.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, last Thurs
day evening, in honor of Chief Justic
Waite, ot the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court of Ohio has deci
dod that it is illegal tjdun a debtor on a
poaUl c.-ird, as such is liable to injure th
credit or reputation of the deutu; eie
where.
The London Alhcu-canx says thu abu
fifty forged Babylonian tablets in terra
cotta, having dates from Nebuchadut zzir
to Darius, have been ssnt to Londou for
sale. They are supposed to hail frown
Bagdad. j "
The United States nickel five cen' pi.c
furnishes a key to metric measures aud
wekhU. The coin is two cemimetres in
diameter and its weight is five grammes
Five of them placed in a row will give the
length of a JVcimetie, and two of tbeim
will weih a decagramme.
There has beaa such a demand for
flowers at New York this winter that fine
Gen. Jacqfuemot rcses have sold tor 50
cents apiece by the hundred, while prim
roses, panares and the commoner kinrle
of dowers have been called for so fast
that the florists enter Lent with their
conservatories cleared out.
The highest inhabited place" in the
world is Galera, a railway village in Peru
15.635-fset above the sea. Near it a tun
nel 3,847 feet long is being bored through
the peak of the mountain, 600 feet above
the perpetual snow line. A miner b
habitation on Mount Lincoln, Colorado,
is 14,157 feet above the sea.
The business of lending money to farm
ers, so far as Illinois is concerned, seems
to have come to an end. In fa:t, there is
bo demand for money at all. The.farm
ers have been meeting their January in
terest promptly, also paying cfif their
mortgages that have become due. Very
few farms are being sold under forfeit
ures.'
An Illinois school mistrtss was unable
to chantise the biggest girl pupil, and
CilleJ io a young sch xl trustee to assist
her. The trustee found that te oflVmit-r
was his own sweetheart, but his sfise ol
duty triumphed over bis lore, and h
whipped the girl. Not only did thi
result in losing him a sweetheart, but her
father sued him for damages, and got a
verdict for 50.
Two thousand t police in plain clothes
most of whom were brought from the large
provincial towns, in addition to the regu
Ur force, guarded the Queen's procession
from Buckingham Palace to the House of
IiOrds, in consequence of intimations re
ceived of meetings haviog been held of
three foreign revolutionary societies who
have their headquarters in LondcD.
The growing popularity of the postal
card as a means of correspondence is
something wonderful. The entire num
ber manufactured and nseJ during the
first yenr of their introduction was 100,
000,500, and dnring the year which has
just closed the aggregate number sent out
was 246.0G3.060. This latter Limber
is an increase over the number issued in
1873 of 36,879.060. -
Prident Taylor of the Mormon Church
concluded a funeral isrmon over the re.
mains of a wayward apostate as follows:
But let us return to the young man.
Was he saint? No. He was once a saint,
but departed from the church. He had
the taith. Did he die a saint? No; he
died a drunkard, and will find a drunk
ard's grave. He has gone to hell, and
there U where he deserved to go." The
sister wept, the mother shrieked and faint
ed, and was afterward so ill that her life
was endangered. I
A Iceomotlve en the Pennsylvania
Railroad made the fastest run ou record a
fair evenings ago. It was ordered from
the round-house to the scene of . an ac
cident, and ran 60 'miles In 45 minutes
and 8 seconds. The engineer, speaking
of the run to a division superintendent,
aid: 'I was a little skeered once, when
I thought I see a freight cotnin' down
agin me; but It was only a skeer. I tell
you it was a mighty puxty ; run, . bot
some times ber when! dida't tetm to tech
the rails for a whole Canute.'
SENATOR BAYARD.
There is undoubtedly a growing feeling
in favor of Senator Bayard as the hemi
ceeofthe Democratic party in the coming
Presidential campaign. We" have, upon
a. former occasion, spoken our sentiment
regarding him, and we have, as yet, seen
no reason for chareine our ODinion. We
1 !
thought then that he would tnnke th
most available caudHate, all things con
sidered, and we think so now. It is true
that bet w en now and the time the con
.
vention will meet -bo me e',nsr name rvav
be brought forward which may be ab'eto
deve'ope a greater strength aod, as a mat
ter of course, which it will le wue to put
nt the hpd of .the ticket.' At present.
however, we think Mr. Bayard's cnances
.r- f tr the best, notwithstanding the fact
tbat iha New York Sun bus codeavored
a
to demonstrate that his nomination would
result in disaster to the. party. That pa
per, although always energetic, is not al
ways reliable in its political predictions,
nor is the logic of its arguments always
correct, borne its most vulnerable ut
terances aie assiilei by the New York
World as follows:
Our esteemed but somewhat Republican
con temporary the Sun. puts forth a curi
ous proposition about Mr Bayard's caH
didary in 1880, the two ends of which
?e' m to us to pull in .decidedly opposite
direcli-iiis. One end asserts the well
krn;wn purpose of the German Republi
cans to break away from Graut after
Grant is nominated and call.a German
convention t.i nominate Mr. Bayard a
their candidate The other end asaeria
that Mr. Bayard is a South rn man, wiH
an ugly Suth rn record, us hed for wa d
within the party lv obnoxioiid Suiitrjeru
ieaders, and is ev.ry way th very man
aainfct whom a bloody. stiiit llepub
lican -camptin would dviecp ev
. v I i. - ..."
ery Gormen, electoral vote.
mike these two ass rHons stand together
would puzzie a Pnilddelphiu lawyer
1 bey cannot aud do not stand t-t'etuer.
The one upat-U th oth ir. Tr.e Geunutis
of the' West and of the Gst underst-iuc
quite as well as our esteemed cuntenip'i-
rry does what Mr. Bayard 8 'rtcord . is
there is uothing bidden and nothing
'uIy for lovers of liberty about it. lilt,
devrtion both to the Constitution and to
the Union can never be- successfully ar
raigned. No word or act of his can be
iund to encourage or jastify.or commei.d
any form cf disobedience to the supreme
law ot the land. If one such, word or act
could have boen found it would
lit
nave oeen , parauea, tn journals
much more stalwart thau the
Sun, long before this .'dav. Tie
record of Mr Bayard, ho-vever, is in oLe
sense decidedly "ugly alike for stalwarts
at the North and for stalwarts at the
South. It freezes with one rebuke tl e
brutalities of a Stanton and the blather
ings of a Toom s. It is a record of devo
tion to his constitutional obligation, and
to all of them a ike'in respect to the
persoual liberty of the citizen, to the
rights oljfach State underheConsti utior,
to the supremacy of law as law auu
because it is law, and to the honest pay
ment of honeot debts. If every Deruo
cratic voter in New York could freely
express to morow h;nreal conviction as
to who would be the strongest candidate
of either party in this Sfate next Novem
bor, Mr. Biyard would be the Democratic
choice by a majority as decisive as that
which would extinguish the hopes of Mr.
riltlen could Mr. Ti-den be nominated.
With Mr Biyaid as the Deruooratic
cnndidittd, the auti-Grabt Republicans,
SJould Grant be nominated, aud the
houeft-money Grant Bepublicaits, should
B aiue or S:6.rman be nomina'e, would
iee their way wide oj en to the assertion
ot their own ltd pendeuce and to the
protection of all the true.iutcrejts of eve y
part ot f e couutry.
In thus giving tucb pramicence to Mr.
Bayard it mast nu be presumed that we
ignore cither the ability, devotion or
claims of others who have f jught gallant
ly an i unceasingly for our glorious Dera
ocratic pr nciples. There is a long list of
names, either of which would beem:.uent
ly worthy to be placed at the head of the
ticket. If we were to consider personal
claims only, we should unhesitatingly
declare for t Senator Tbunnan, of Ohio,'
for there is certainly n. man in the coun
try to whom the D.-rcocratic party is so
much indebted as' to hire. Time was,
and that within the last decade, when be
stood almost alone in the Senate Chamber
as - the' advocate of those purely
patriotic . principles which are tl e
beacon lights of the Demjcracy !
Fearless'y he waged the unequal content
against those who would rob the . e p'e
of every right and trample upon the I act
vestige of American liberty. His power
ful influence has acheived incalculable
benefits to the people, and they will ever
delight to honor bim far, his uoble efforts
ia the cause of liberty and a frte govern
ment. But oil this devotion does not
establub the fact that he would prove
the moat available candidate in the pre
sidential race. The wisdom of tbe con
vention may decide upon him as fce
Democratic standard bearer, in the coa-
test. and if so our best efforts would be
devoted to accompMihing his success.
At present, 1 owever. tne.probsbilities a-e
against him, and as we laiufc, d-:djdly
iu favor of Bay a ad . ,
nuuxsuiNP.
Some'
Kite
graph
bod j has written anew play
called The 'Mingo Spy,' which ie said
to be if full, of horrore. It raut be
misprint for" 'Mint Spy.'
Eve was the firntj ard on'y woman
vtho jldid not gritlr r up. ber diess in
both iiauds and yell at the sighc of a
anake. .
i i : i : i:i " ' I .
I Who lever fdr a more iiikt.wami
winter ? I
Indian tquaws hve Lo orhta
;What a eo.t hat lacks .niyljit gain
in expresbion
It Uk s a buteh-ir jnt lairty days
to learLI : bo to Heii bontr with the
marjwhiitf u tt-kt-c a ra.-bnd ti lifo
tmn to ie.tu Lo v to buv ilim ttpar-
: -j ' : i
ti!f wi'l fel lo-t w;en tele
p ie: L .r b put ULd r tL
on until ! I ;
7"'!; -
Iu a recent before tlo curtain ep-ec'i
Bouciciult taid that 'Coitef-n 13in
svaa the pluy by which he wihd t-
bo. remembered. Ojuer au't.orH wi i
be remembered by eome of his othei
play8i h! j
Something to grin about the mouth
A hard kase A Dutch cheese.
A drunkea man often thinks the
lamp-post a proper thing
The Lay of the 'Lojf Minstrel
The shoemaker p.
Oh, pity the woman wilh pretty feet,
Jt tier sex the most lorlorn :
For oyersbws woru in the muddy street
Sue regards vitb witherins 8Coin.
i inn i -
Tbe arch of her instep,! her pointfd toe,
Must be cased in thvdaintiest kid,
And mounted, too, a Jti viodp, you know.
Though the laws ol health 'foi bid.
I iFiil: I
The narrow sole and he tapfri"s; beo!
No !; hvr pretty f-et sli jwill not conceal,
IM others hejjuys who cIkkisp.
thosk wno vsk voi.i s PLvsr
j Iilisc )Uan3oai 5: licollanooas.
H 1 T CELEBRATED Sl PL ASilTl-E--R1
fill "HSy ! !
j ' 'i-h'i f-ri'Tr 'rllJil
! ttmlmm ind h' d f. uo
j . ST03IACH ftm j
CAP!) If
Miecellancous.
PORu
"LA
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Do von fe-1 that any one or jon'n'far's -
your etomacb, liver, b-wts, or tei r us ers
tem, fs'trs in itswo.k? If so, i pair t.
daxiae with the'u Oot powerful, yet haruj
less of jnyifforant?. Bemembef thst dcbilin
is th "Beginninir of the hnd" -that th- cii I
max of all weakness is a universal paralynir
of the system, and that such paralysis is th
mmediate precursor of Death
! For sale bj all Druggists aad De&Ir8 ceD
erally. feb &
Dl ASJflO Stool.Uever nnd Bofa onh
IMlUu $143 to $255. OKUANH
13 Stops, i set Reeds, 2 lvcee twell,S'.ool.:
Book, only $i8. CP" Holiday Xewspapej;
Free. Address Daniel F. iatty, vA'ah-
t
fCIWE P0RUS PLASTERS J.i TO
kx'd tor them h; s ca-.M'd iiiiuulw t.l n,.i(;nij i; ,Hr.;. .
mutations un'ei's: i " ir "Mini: c naf..
m s s-llin at nv j i ic ir s mviM-iriattj-Yi: r.
It KIIOi: -.1l'f i ii 0:1 p ,.l3uff
o o.iit-lM i -1 ! I r icj'M in:i e ij t when m K
iim th.-.
and o htr dist-i (.
r-o l p h d Trie
- A' l V J
. I
The
Beware ol'Malana, -
prevalence, of uiaUr:! aitjasrs
couo ryiabd town indicates a
wtich we are all exposed These
eases are easv to coi.tr.ict and hard
eradicate.1 But Wariiei's Safe Tills i eu-
in
to
dis
to
traiiZH th1 poison anl nre
they are epn.ly eilc-cli
ious' rrdib e
I hr-
No h
miming
't
n glit, a
them. And
e ar ain't ail uil.
A Cruas liaby. -
is no conducive to a man's re.
.st-ipii! t'.r one
larrit-d tr)eod and
Ht ! h lor as
fbe Hons- of a i
ben g kept awake f'jr tie or six hours by
the crjitig ol a cross hahy. Ah coss auu
crying liabies need o. ly U.p Hitlers to
make thm well and smilinj. Voting man,
remember this Ed.
First
Wilmington Dist let.
l.Sund of Q iitrterly Aleetinfjs fur
the" Methodist E. Church, South 1880.
Topsaii at Prospect. . . j .Feb 21-22
New Hiyer Mission J Feb 25
Onslowj!at.:Swansbo'ro.J. ........ Feb 28 2t)
.Dunlin.! 'at Magnolia I .iUr f;7
ClintonJ at Andrews Chapel.. Mar 1314
District; ; bteward Meeting Februan
13thf at ton o'clock A at the Parsonage
of ti e t rent Street Church at Wilminstot
L S. Borkhead,
Presiding E:der.
V t'KMTf WANl'KU fir tha Bt Hid
X PasN-Bt St-lliQHlctoral Bf.oks"aD' Bib'e
Price?, reduced "3 per cent. N&tit.'Ed I'ah-li-hincf
Co., Atlauta, (Ja -' fb 5
J nyusKtlUhlJ 1 KKII l A I - DJ to
on Mafarial Diee-iees and Liver ('omplamti
snt fyiK . Address Dr. 6a. ford, If 2 Kroad
way; New York City. : feb b-4w
mmn read this.
i We want an srot i? this Vi'it.y to
whom we will pay a salary of $100 per
niorth and f,ense3 to sell our woudeifui
invention. Sample free. Address at one:
61JKKM AN CO , Maishall, lclijan
fVb 5 "
C'0MPGUD OKYGEMg
So. 1, a recod of rcmarkabJe cures in Coo- "
Humption, Oatarrh, Neuraiia.. hnd o her
tJhronic IMseases by the mew xy,ren Treat
ment, nrnv redc and so t free. Dry. Ma k-
ey Palen, 11C9 and 11 U o r&ud st PM.a-
delpria, r.
est
Lumberton,
jati 28-tf
h
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GIBBS &
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v.
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GO'S
uano
feb 6
9
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A vepretable preparation and the only rare
rnnru.r in tne worm tor KriKbl lioane.
IiJtbte. and AL.Lt liitlney, Liver.and
iriuar utkeaseti. ;
dTTestimonialsof thehighest order in proof
oi inese Biaiemems. i
" KCFot the rure.of rlntveto, call for War
ner sate If lauetea luiv.
B"Forthe cure of Rr-igrht'w and the other
disease J rail for tlarner i Kafe Hiduey
and LJver Cure.
tSTWarncr's
S si f e It e in o
dics are Hold
hy Druggist
and IeaIerH
in ledieiiic
everywhere.
H.H.WAMR&CQ.,
I I'ropnetors,
Itorlicfcler, N.Y.
W!SMid for Pamphlet
and Test I mon iu I h. .
an 1 tod-iy
i 1 1 1 1
IRON BITTEBS,
i A Great Tonic.
Physicians' Wine.
New York physicians say that they have
been using peer's Port Grape Wine aud
Whm Bitters in their practice for years, to
tbe entire saxiafaciion of their patients and
ihetns!, and Uker great .pleasure in
recommending then to tbe public as beiag
all that is claimed for . them and, in fact
tbe most reliable thsy tan find. For sale
by Greea A Flanaar, Jts. U, undj aod
IRON BITTERS,
A Sure Appetizer.
RON BnTERS,
A ConipleU StrroftlMoer
IRON BITTERS,
A ValuabI Medicine.
iROir bItters,
Said aa a Beraf c.
IRON BrffERS,
l far Ddiet rauk.
Highly recommended
to the public for all dis
eases requiri njr a certain
and efBcient lO.VC;
especially in lHtiigm-
rfid, It nut of A p
t titr, I.ottm of
StmtgtH, Ijttfie of
f.'Mei-y, It en
riches the blood,
strenKtbens the mus
cles, and gives neu-ilfe
to thel nerves. To the
aged, lad it, and chil
dren mjuiring recuper
ation, this valuable
remedy can not be too
highly I recorainenrtAd.
It tt rt a like a rhartn
on the digestive organs.
A teaspoonful " before
meals will remove all
dyspeptic symptoms.
ty it.
Sold ky aR Druggists,
TKEESmCEIlICiLCa
BALTIMORE. U
'For! sale bj J. C. UQND Drarrlj
Aaira iitni, opposite V j aau.
t'UIlED. A simple yetreftiulo remedy
tor tao &j -d ana.j3ervia.-cnl cm e .' Coi'sump-)
tionJ.n.)!!. iuiis.Catarrh, As..hiiia.a J all 7'hroa.t
and l.nnj Ayectiort. Also U. TOsitive and?
ra.uicr.1 cure lor iscr(n L bilivy and all
Nreun d raplaints. uhich has bren tested in
thavan'i of rases, ltecipe, with full directions
(in Gonna,!. Trench, or English) fnr T,rf-'n.nr.
insran.l tiPinjr.jient Ly m?il trt c of c!in.ri?eM
on rcc ijit of FtaroD. I'lrase name this rarer SOT
ON 30 BAYS tmiL
aT
We will and oar KU'i:r ) V., Melt
isd other Kiectric Ap -Mnvne. ap.m i i ! f)i
i0 dav? to thoe fiuifeiioe: i'far .N'vis H
bility. Ki-eutcati-iiu, Haralvirt -ir uv diatfe
of the Liver or Kidneys, an m4iv .thor
eisrs. A ure Cure UH-rsnt'd r dr
Ub 5!
men.
$10 009
INSURANCE
ON LIFE & PR0PEHTY.
SIO OO wiii be paid l
jny person who cau r xplodil
a xjAKP ii ttea witn our
8 ht; i'Y AT f ACH ME VT.
Mailed ttee for 3 cettts. Fu
for 1.
Agents Wacied. Mle or
To ,
' Binghsin: ton, V Y
ial.eroou,, 13 Wf-st liruad
wa,N Y. j
For 35 Cts- ieb 5 4w !
CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE
1 IX rI HE NV' II LI).
175672 NEW and OT.D Sranda-d
WoKKS in Tvery LepirtmeLt of
Literature- Alurj!(.giv-u'avay. a a.
ioUo of General i.it rature and fi-tir.-free.
Imnierise T iluieiuents to 'jJool.
Giubs aud iiLrariefc.
Legecati Bros.?,
o Beekman st.f Opp. Pos". Office,
L in i ii
Ladies'
ertSIizer Hade J
Best Is the Choape rt !
Sold on Favorable Terms !
r
Payable in Cotton
By . JAIVSSS T- PBTTLWZ.Y, A,u.
Slioe Heel, Laurinburjj, -. Laurel ! T Till, an 1. intei' n-. '
Kiclimond find Robeson counties.
EVP R m
emmen
IT IS A FACT, AS
l()l)Y S MOULT) KNOW!
That the Finest, Most Complete and Most Elegant Stock of Farnite
in Northpjn-olina and especially in Wilmington will be found at
LI) ESTAJ3LISHE
" . J "j
I KNOWN FURNITURE HOUSE
bet ween. Baltjmpre and the South Pole;
. I
Til K ()
AtJD a
We sell more
OF
There's lots
but comfortable, durable and useful.
Hf beautiful things for Xinas, which are not' only "prtt
SHTO
goods, cheaper goods and better goods, than anv L.-!
fihow goods. Call and see us and we will do von fr
i . w - r
uiKJLwiyjE3 z3 CO
IVOSITH FROiVr STREET
I n elm rrro itt
I . ; iTiT
dec 20-
EB94r
Headquarters if
si i
si
A S,
'Ar all that is good, useful, jrettj and cheap fo.
jionaay j.raae, at
Have the1
we have an uri
custo
leb 5 4w
New i' rk.
Market Street
leasure of again announcing to tho nublic th if
jial and attractive Stock and are preuare to ofl'er
rs one of the Grandest and Cheapest stocks of.j
REilpY-raADEiCLOTHIRrG!:
HI I - . " I '. ' j. '
Prides ranging in Suits from 83.00 Upwards !
..:f
Which we guarantee cannot be equalert in this
latest styles in
SCHOOL CF DRAWING PAiFJTING
ETC j
INtsTkl CTION GIVKxN in Crayon, Lenia
and India Ink Drawinjr, also. Famine
in Water V.ahT9, Oil. Pa tl a d Coloring
rnotographs, at reonable rates.
For fu'ter particolae inouire et the
82hool Fooms of Misses Barr a Jaa.s, ii tlif
rear ot 8t. James Church nov Ti
N1TICE TO MERCHvNTS AND
- .
OTHERS!
New Job Printing Office!
rp IE D.NDEKSIGtD,;b&T!n- leased tie
Iresfes, Types and Matfria's of the Dailt
Bsvisw Job Printiig Office, bazs to au-
nounce that he is fullr prepared to do eery
description of PI in and Urnaruentat Print
in?, in frood etjie nd tlow ratee.
A share of the publ c o-itronage ia repect-
llf solicit. Satisfaction aj aritced ir.
STerv Ine'anc. ''eat ard Qnick ud CLeai'
a tbe motto rf th'w ftTice
Office in Kbtihw bui.'diDtr, rt. W. Corter
Wat r and Ches'nut street..
Ordera by Telephone will rec-ive prompt
attention.
Arr kind of nrirtini? ciru'lr rx cotfd
for oeraona teiidine out of the city aud mailed
o them free of pottage.
Aedrea all commonicaUons to
bot 15
EDGAR 8. WABR CK
Job Printer, WJidufton, N. C.
In
I 7
all qualities
ivm
te also
have O
A beautiful and grand assortment in
GOODS!
city.1 A fine I i x
Boots and
Shoe
and prices, imported direct from the Manilla :rei
h we guarantee to be of superior quality.
4r of the choicest and larerest stocks of Two find Ti;ia
Ply and. Brussels Carpets, Eugs, Matting and Oil Clutlis
a;t istonishing, low prices. Please examine '
Coney's Tobacco Store
F YOulwAXri.Tl BE ST 5 and 10 cii,
Ligar ff;o to qo XI. ft '8 where you will rin.i
1 I'OUJIiS
- .1 . ' I II -
yt'Tineoien win pieafe reraen,b r that 1 do
purdhaJe qiy (ooOf wi'.l have
. I ill II
ine wee XL
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEOOI'
:he larieat eelefetionlfAf ImporfeJ anc
id Cicars, CheWinlifid HinoKin T
Lb wiiib f
do so nrint
jan 3 tt
Fcreclos
WALTFiR CO VI Y.
U
will ext o to 4'e
in Ii
TY VlItTuF Arii llf PDRHIJANCE OP
oecree oi rne fttttrior Conrt uf Vfc,
'nber Term, 1879. I
v r i ..... "
re. Sale.
HanWer ouaty. at lite
' i 1! It ! 1
pub : e auctioW, forj
d.yjr in th City
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receipt of tbe mnner by addreafinft
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