TUIS PIPES
un4 every afWo. Sundays ex
it "
jUtfU. T. JAMES,
,:iKllTIONH.fOHTAK PAID.
,.r IS 00 Hlx aonlk. fI50 Three
rn! cnr will be delivered by wrtoi,
i of eh I. .7 P" o' the elty, at the
: -wU,
-r4brIbri will P 'Port 7
-rMto r." lr pap" regularly.
CROWN & 'RODDICK
45 Market Street.
;.-t, U Joans Drawrr,
.. n.iifriun . 5:il n ids. recu'ar
1. " Call and rxunlne.
. . . i I ... 1 t -v Vm
oi eo and you will uso no other.
w
Mi tl-uui Shawls.
IV Ti'iP.iK. "i. vn
ml U; thy an really worth $3.
!irs Co!rvl Summer Skirts, from COc
to f 1.75. A beautiful line.
lUtolMutrd English Caxnbrkr, 10 cents
ptr yard regular prle 15 cenls.
Piii.ttd TaciOc Lawns, 12 J cents pr yard,
llallovT Uo country at 15c.
J I LACK CRAPES.
W have Just received a largo invoice of
c:rAp" lti Mingle, Double and Triple.
.Sniuble- for Veiling- and
Trimmings.
NM.K AG KNTS IX THIS CITY
for tho
WIDOWS CHAPE, FOinilK DEEP
EST MOURNING.
A III' Iiie In Gents Linen llandker.
chiefs, $1 CO per Dozen.
LADIES' CORSETS.
We hav Just received a now Corset to ro
tail at 7" cents a beauty.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market iSt.
jT 17. .
A RAREIOPPQRTUHITY FOR THE
LADIES !
WE ARE HaLLirVO at Reduced rices
Ladlee, Ml and Children's Drew
aad Uede-wear, Trimmed and Un trimmed
ii.U aad Bennett, lateet style.
We will Mil od oar Stock of above named
ai tides at REDUCED PRICE, to make
ttn far Fall gnds.
llalr Work and rtumpln solicited.
MISESS KAKKElt A McUOVVAN'.
if 17
For Rent.
JBUM TUB lit of October ISoQ,
tbe rcsldjo.ee at the Southwest
oraer of Plxth and Market its.
Apply k JOHN L. CANT WELL,
jj 9tf Box 4.9, Post Office.
CHEAP MEAT.
A FEW 11KKUE3
REJECTED CAUYASSED HAMS
Will bo old at BIX Cents.
Hall & Pearsall.
Wire Netting:
SCREEN
For Doors and Window
Uod to keep oat Mies and.moqu.toe.
Alt.
Basil. Doors, Blinds,
UaW, aad Uaildlnc Material Generally
ALTAFFEll, PRICK A CO.
... Kaetorvi Oifiee:
Foul of WalantaL Vatt, Dear lied Or. tt
Ml
Notice-
mat UyDKSSlUNED willatUaJ at the
1
Uoart Boom on Thorf'aj, 12th Int , to em-
uaLae applIeanU for Teachers' Crtlflcate.
" 1 A. B. BL4CK,
4.a .w Fztmlner.
n : . . ". : "
JO tt, tilLK i.o. Ladiof, Charter
1'artyt, lMpMtors Oertifioataa, Crop Uen
hirer CUaamerg iUopta, Aa.
K484WARROOK,
(UIUTlewBiUJiflg-) Job Prlater.
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VOL. V. WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1880. NO. 141
CHEAP READING!
l or tho Caropaigfi.
The Daily HEtWi to lhx. lut, for
$1.0u!
Tho WlLMIfKlToN JoUUNAL to DoC.
lbt, for CO cent!
Tbe Wilmisot-.K Jt uunai. publishrd
every Friday, gw? uf tbe new of tbe
Week! 1 -
. Tlie Daily IU.view, publiehwl wery
afternoon, gives tbo news of tbe day And
the latest market reports.
Address
Josh. T. James,
Wilmington, N. O.
e , . -
The Htat Canrasi,
Gov. Jarvls. Demcratic candidate
for Governor will addretss tho ieople as
follows: '
At Kinaton, Leaolr Oounty, Saturday,
August 7th.
Some other of tbo Bute CNiiv isncre will
be with bim at all ot tbim,- appointments.
! I
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JoIST LISCUSSloW.
There will bo joint discussions by Gov
Jarris and Judge Buxton, tho Democrat
io and Republican candidates for Uover
not at the following places:.
Snow Hill, Monday, August 9tb.
Wilson, Tuesday, August lOih.
Attorney General Kecan will address
tbe people at
Uriffiu's, Nash county, Thursday, Au
gust oih. I
Nashville, Nash county, Friday, Au
gust Ctb . f
Grantham's, Wayno ounty, Saturday,
August 11th.
Meadow. Johnston county, Monday.
August ICth. .
LOCAL NEWS.
Now Advertisements.
Ezoarslen to Ssltbville and the ForU.
P HeimBiaeea Aatomatio TencilB.
Hee ad Warner' bafej KIdny and Liver
uure.
Wuidow Glaas all sizee at kltalTer &
Price's. . f
No Oity Court to-day.
Rain enough for you yot?
Eleventh Sunday aiter Trinity.
Day's length 13 hours and 45 minutes.
There were no interments in O'akdale
this week. .
No Interments in Dellevue Cemetery
dnring the week.
Sunset tomcrrow afternoon at CTjmin
ntcs past 6 o'clock. , !
Tho thermometer ia this, office to day
at S o'clock stood at 82 degrees.
Heavy rains during tho forenoon to
day with snnEhine in the afternoon ,
Save your money and buy jour Ruild
Ing Supplies from Altafler & Price.
The uso of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewcr will keep the hair salt and
n'osjy. J
There wcro four interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this woek, two children
and two adults.
The Register of Doudd baa Issued three
marriage licenses dnring tho woek, one ol
whioh was for a wbito couple and two for
colored coupVt. I
About' nineteutbs , f your Boi."mado
men aro really the product ef tho country
oewspaper. Cut ttis cut anJ aste It
iu your durv
Clean your iat ytarsstriW hat with
a lemon, and yen may Mjuer5 through
the summer with It. Taka this bint and
let lemou anl von. j
i i
Whi'o necktieu aru ej cheaj. ttiis season
that many a sad fccod man has nocured a
railroad ticket at half price on the
strength of bis throat gear.
See a womau ou norseback In another
column, riding near Speer's Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from which
Speer's Port Grapo yine is mnde, thai is
so highly esteemed by tbe medical pro
fession lor tbe u of invalids, weakly
persoca and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
. 1 j
The Chs'lotte Jrrtw says: There Is
Ulk of a schedule on th Wllaiinton
road tt no! distant day. From Charlotte
to Wilmington in seven boars. The Eeven
bundrrd ui of sUvil rails now landing
-n tbe UUcr city ill help the track ad-
uiirably
Babli
The Charlotte m ill came through on
time this morning the UBual schedule
is being made again.
Nor. barqua Sostern,Cpt. liuttermsen,
from Rio de Janeiro, is in below and at
the quarantine crnnnd
"W'e understand tht the authority
of the Wilmington &. Weldon and Wll
mingten, Columbia & Augusta Railroads
are now having conetruct-d at the North
two new and very pew erf ul locoraotlvis
which are td be put on the fast throng h
sail service on those roads in October.
Next Thuisdav.
The excursion projected by the ladies
of Front Street M. .12. Church has been
definitely fixed for next Thursday, tbe
12th Inst.1 The steamer rasspo t has
bsen chartered for that day and the boat
will run to 8mithvllle and the Forts. Re
fr?shments will be served on board at
ity prices. The fare for the round tilp
is only 60 cents.
The Pleasures ot Hope;
When tbe body is bowed with pain an
Intense longing ior reuei orings. nopo
Th mav brurhten the suffering but I
dop.s not cure. At a time- )'.ke this bow
wM&tma is such a friend as Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, bringing hope
. . r a
and iiHpp'uess auu ine j ys oi reneweu
lire aug
An fcuoi tji'us Fieshet.
By advices recolved here to-day it
Is
known that there is a tremendous f.-esbet
In tho; Capo FearTiver The water had
risen $2 feet up to this afternoon and at
the Ifit acoounts was still rising at tbe
rate ofi two feet an hour. Capt. Garra
son, ot tho steamer - D. Murchison, .re
ports tbat the magnificent crops of corn on
the river lowlands will .all be lost as the
water was over the top of the corn yes
terday. ; At least one hundred thousand
bushels of corn are now under water and
will proive an entire loss.
Tn lhra davs of cconomv. when you
do not Wish to send for your physician so
often, keep Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup in the
house and it wt'l save you many an a ox.
Iou8 moment. -
now to be Weather Wise.
As everybody is Interested In tbe
weather, mo each one bhould qualify
himself or herself to read tne sky, and to
laterprct the meaniug of tbe winds, sky
and clouds. The following directions,
tbcreforo, given by a distlngulrad weatb
er prophet, may be of Interest and use to
those who aspire to such wisdom:
An intensely blue and serene sky indi
catss heavy rains and severe storms in
from twelve to forty-eight hours. A
gray, hazy sky indicates continuous dry
and generally hot weather.
A southeast wind indica''8 tbe existence
of a low barometer, if not a storm center
In tbe nqrthwest. The aspect of the sky
and clouds will tell whether it meanB
mischief or not. An almost Immeidate
cessation of rain may be expected as soou
si the northwest winds set la. It mat
ters not when tbe west wind sets tn; fair
weather will ensue, and eot tinuo frcm
three to four days.
Window Glass oX allai, O-.nn, Sish
and Blinds, Builders Uardware,&o Low
est prices at Jacodi's.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine for
September
Contains, as usual, a rlcb treat of choice
literature for home reading. Tbertf are
some highly interesting and instructive ar
ticles; excellent serial and short stories,
sketches and essays, and poems of rare
merit; and the nuaiber abounds with cm
belll.hmonts. Among the prominent ar
Florence the Beautiful 'The Bjuedic
iinPtirPiinl Rnhen 'The Bishrtn
ttUVi -4V wm "
.n.? Pathnlr&l of Trnro ' etc.. eto. Tn
capital sttry 'Be-be ia concluded, and a
new serial of powerful iatercs commenced.
entitled Hester Morgan's IJusbaLd '
There are short stoma and sketches by
popu'ar writtrs, admlrab y written es
says, etc, etc. The editor caters very ac
ceptably foryouthiul readers; the story of
Maid Marj ry 'The Monkeys and the
Diby,' etc., will afibrd them pleasant
reodinz. Aqaong thj noteworthy poems
are 'The Church Month by Frances Rid
ley traversal; The Masque of the
Months by Austin Dobsou; 'The Va
cant Coal r by Augusta Brown Garrett,
etc The presont number is alike re
markable for tbe abundance, vast variety
and excellence of the contents, literary and
artistic; and it may well cause surprise
that it can be afforded at the low price of
25 cents a copyor $3 per annum, post-free-
There are in ech number 128
quarto pages, and there is certainly In
this one over 100 engravings.. Address,
Frank Leslie's Publishing Honse, 53, f5
and 67 Park Place, New York.
Mr Natb'l Jacob i having been appoint
ed acent for the Atlas Plow, parties : In
want of this oclejrated Plow can now
have their orders n lied at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 3. Front at. tf.
A Monster Eel.
Masters Carl Polvogt and EJdle Moore
while in swimming this mornlmj at
Green's mill pond, near the ityf eb
eerve.i a monster lamperaeel, over three
feet long, en the banks. They went for
bim with a slung shot and suocseded in
liau htm. The eel was brought Into
the city today wherd it excited much In
teract ai.ii curiosity.
Full Melal aud vValuut Sb r Cases, a'l
styles aad suyj, at ALTA-Fica, Prick
A Co
Blahttp Alklnivn.
. The latest - infornmtion ' received here
relative (to Bhthcp Atkinson coaditlon
is contained in a letter front Ool. At kin
son to a gentleman here, dated at Baltic
more, August 5h, from which 'we are
permitted to make tbe following extract:
BALTlMeBE. Aug 6.
Father has steadily Improved and we
propose to take him in a private ear to
morrow morning to the White Sulphur.
He is oo anxious to start that his physi
cians, though with some hesitation, eon
sent to oar making the effort to get him
to the mountains.
Fla Railing at Point CaiwelL
Notwithstanding the very disagreeable
weather there was a fine attendance at
the flag raising yesterday at Point Oas
well under the aasplces ; of tbe Hancock
and Jaryis Club at that place. But for
the rain there would most likely have
been thousands on the ground instead of
hundreds. The pole is a very handsOBoe
one, and the arrangements bad been
made so carefully that it was soon in the
ground When a beautiful large banner,
bearing the Inscription ' Hancock and
English, Jarvis . and . Rcblnsen, J.
W. Shackelford," was flung te
the breeze. As It grace
fully ascended to the masthead Capt.
R. P. Paddison called for three cheers for
the ticket and they, were given with a
lusty good will. Mr. John D. Kerr, of
Sampson, was then called, upon to address
the assemblage which he did in his usual
handsome and , raceful manner but unforv
tunately tbe rain, which had suspended
operations daring the raising of the pole
and the floating of the flag, began to fall
again and Mr. Kerr was compelled to
close. There was no other speaking, per
stress of weather.
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
Criminal Court.
' Virgil Hilljcolored, was put on trla
tO'day on the charge of haying burglar
ized Mr.; John Nelmeyer's residence, on
the night of the 16 th of last Jane. The
evidence In the case was entirely circum
stantial, although some of it was consid
ered very strong. In view of the fact,
though, that there was no positive proof
in the evidence, Mr. Solicitor Moore
concluded not to send the case to the jury
but with .the consent of His Honor the
case was with irawn and the prisoner was
discharged. The entire forenoon was OS
cupied ia hearing the testimony, -
The Court has adjourned to meet again
at 4 o'clock, for the transaction of e?me
routine business. It will meet again on
Monday morning and then adjourn over
until Tuesday, oa which day Stephen
Rlohardsjn is to be placed oa trial for
murder. i
Virgil Hill wr i defended by Capt. W.
S. Norment and Mr. F. H. Darby, who
who were ass'gaed te this duty by tbe
Court. i
AUKIIt.
The juot opened month, August, i de
rived from tbe j Roman calendar, was
orlnally called Sextlllis, or the sixth
month of the year, which, with the Ro
mans, began In March. Julius Caar
made it thirty days long, and his nephew,
Augustus, added another day to It. As
It was tbe month iu which Augustus had
entered npon his first Coasalshipjhad eel
ebra ted .three triumphs in the cityjbad
received the alle giance of tin soldiers who
occupied the Janlculum; had conquered
Egypt, and ended the civil war, the
Senate, deslroas to compliment him,
changed the name of the month to August
joat as Quintillus aad been shanged
to July out of honor to the great Julius,
who had been kind enough to be born op
the 12th of last month. The Fleming
and Germans have adopted the . word
August as another name for harvest
Tans oogst rruznd is harvest month; the
Geraan Augst teagen is harvest wagon,
and the Dutch oogsten means to gather
corn from the field. ,Tbe Spaniards use
the verb agtstar aad Kacer su augusta
t ...'.'
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to signify gathering harvest, and' the
French- have the phrase fairt t Aout
for sime thug. Tbe Anglo Saxons
named August the weed mouth, and "the
old Germans called It VKtnkoch, the wire
press aaontb. August Is represented In
myth by a naked nan, with disheveled,
tlyiug hair, hiding to his mouth with
both hands a dr liking horn, and at his
side are a bundle ef i peacock's feathers,
some melons, and a second drinking horn.
Cos'emer "Why are 'Malt Bitters' so
popular? ' 1 , '
Druggist "Because, as a Food Med I
etna, they earich the blood harden'' the'
muscles, quiet tbe nervee, perfect "digi -
lou. jy 12 4w
THIS MAILS.
The malls close and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows :
Northern through and way
malls......... 6:30 a. m.
Raleigh 6.30 a. m.. . .and 6:00 p. m.
Mails for the N. C Railroad,
and routes supplied there-
from, Including A. & N, G.
.Railroad, at.......
5;30 p. m.
7:45 p. m.
Southern mails for all points
South, dally...
Western malls (COR'y) daily
except Qunday)
6;00 p. m
Mail for Oheraw & "Darling
ton... 7:45 p
Malls for points between Flo
rence, and Charleston...... . 7:45 p
m.
m.
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Fear River. Tueedavs.
and Fridays 1.00 pt m.
Fayetteville, via Lumberton,
daily,; except Sundays...... 5:00 p. m.
Onslow C. H. and IntermedU ' !
. ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at 6.00 a. ml
Smtthvllie malls, by steam-
boat, daily, '(except Sun
days) 10 00 a. m.
Malls for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little
River, S. 0., every Mon- j
day and Thursday at 6:00 a. m.
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednee
days and Fridays at 5:00 a. m.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY .
Northern through . and way
malls 1 7 KM) a. m.
Southern Mails... 7:30 a. m.
Carolina Central Railway...... 10:CD a. m
Stamp OfiSoe open from 8 a. m. to 12
flft., and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp omoe.
General delivervonen from 6:00 a. m.
to 6:30 p. m and on Sundays from 8:30
to y:30 a. m.
Stamps for sa!e at general delivery
when staaiD office is closed.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 3:30 p. m.
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. New i Advertisomentfl.
Excursion
Dp WW THE BIYEBTO Smltaville aad
the forts on the Steamer Passport next
Ihargday the 12th inist,. nnder the mahagre-
ttent or the Ladle er JTront Street M. at.
Oharoh. Refreshments will be served on
board. The Boat will leave at 8 SO o'clock
from the foot ef Market street.
- Fare, round trip, W cents. 'Children nadsr
U years and servants, so cents.
. aaT- It-aatATaes f
Warner's Safe,
I urn '
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SI 25 PER BOTTLE !
A Positive Remedy for ALL Kid
ney. Liver and Urinary Troubles ef
both Male and Female-
'It saved my life. j
E. B. Lately, Selma, Ala.
It Is the remedy tbat will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women.'
Mother's Magazue
'It has passed severe tests and won en
doraement from some of the highest medi
cal talent in the country.' N. Y. World.
No remedy heretofore discovered et n
be held for one moment in oomparteou
with it.' ' - - 3J
. A. Harvey, D. D., Washington, D l
This Great Hatnral Remedy is for
Sale by Druggists in all Parts of thi
World.
TRY IT AMD TAKE 110 0THEP.
H. H. WARNER & CO.,
; Rochester, N Y. :
M7 ;;"''.;-.V"..-, u
The Lowest Pricep
m ' n?. .' .- ir-nzxtt - '
At B. S, WARR0CB:3 Job OfSce.!
Get eetrmates at thLj oMce before having
yoor printing done elsewhere. , i
(Omce in Review boilding.) - u
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PLEASE S OTIOE.
We WHl be Had to reealrs eorannnlaatf oiiA
ftaoy fltismds on amy and all. subjeetso
Base of t&e wrller mart si ways be for
t Cm Edits.
; Ooaaawaimttonsiaasibs wrkten; on only
osesldeortaepstv ...
PertoosiitSef stog voided.
i 1l If tm .1 T1 '. .. r . .
- -ynwu pwaoiariy;imaer
stood thai the Editor slew not always endorse
the views of eorrcepondeats, aalea to rtetstf
ia tae editorial eolamna.:
UToTr AdvertiBomonta.
Bruolieo, aic
AN ELEQAJT ASSORTifKJri of Hair,
Tooth, Wall, Ileeh and Bhavlng Soaps, Toil
et Powder, Perfomerles, Cigars, Ac, can be
found for sale low at
HABDIN'S, Apotheca'y,
JTew afarkst
A UTOMATIO PENCILS, with Moveable
lads, for Oopiiag; also, xtra Heads for
tbe same. The best Pencil ia use now.
Jest received another lot at
HKINSB KBO EE'S.
LADY'S HISTORICAL LIBBABX
comprising
Memoir of the Empree Joeenhln,
Memoirs of Mary Antoinette.
Memolrsof Marv, Qaeen of dots,
Memoirs of the Qaeens of France,
Memoirs of Anne Bolevn.
Tor sale at '
HJSiUdBERQER-S.
LH1 ami cock 2
OUR II EXT PRESIDENT !
Crayon Portraits, Lifa Size
Of our next President
and Vice Prosidenti
Maj. Gen: W. S. HANCOCK,
1 HOl f. fi. ENGLISH.
lSJeirant Mnecimen llnniA 91 w 9
npon Heavy Plated Card Stock, sent b.
mmii ou receipt oi duo, ana your aaaress,
(Two copies SO oents.)
THE HAfiCOK PUBLISHING CO.,
PLAISTOW, X. U.
These two finnerh PnrfraW. thinM
adorn the Home of everv hnnnat HH I Aft lf
th9land.Ed.
For Rent.
'pROM 1st OF OCTOBE NEXT
IV. a . I J t. ... TT .1 al
Carraway on Worth, Front itreat and one
door next Worth of the undersigned.
sag 3-tf R. M. McINTIRE. :
M.CROIfiY, Auctioneer.
H. BY CROKLY & MORRH. i
Comnilssioner's Salo of
; Valuable Koal Estate.
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Y VIBTDfi OF A DECREE OF THE
i- i
perlor Court, I will call at public auction
oi Monday, the 6th day of September next,
"i
aft 12 o'clock, M., at the Court House door in
tali city, the following described" property,
to wit :
;i That larreand cemmodlMu brick dwelling.
ooataining lirooms, iltuatedon ront itreetr
and vaII rnavn m tha rmAann At ttia
Sli W. Hall, deoeased. Bixe of4ot 69 feet on
Front street, running dsck 160 xeet.
! Also, that large frame DweUIng containing
13 rooms, eitaated on the North side of Mar
ket ItTMt. hAtWAAft RAAATid .Tt 1 h I vA
jitreets immediately fest of and adjoining
vub &rcoMMes ourncr, son i pr-wDt vocapiea
tjy ur. r. w. foxier. . size or iot u ixjt on
Market street, running baok 133 feeC
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
ALEX T. LONDON, Ceu'r.
Wilmington, N. O , Aug. 3, 1880.
an 3 ts -
I TJotlce. &
JAVIN0 BOUGHT THE UTERES T of
Messrs T H Johnson, H Hintz Geo J T1I
lej ia the Butchers Company, we will eon
and 8eoot,dstreets,also Stalls Nos land Safe w
Market. We return thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon as, and wlta our
advantages for earrylog tbe largest itock of
the Best the Market affords, with itriet atten
tion to bujlnees and fair dealings, we hope
for a continuance of your liberal patronage.
Tho-e bariosT Books with Batchers' Uom-
Eanv will please take notice .of ear place of
u.faess. We are alone authorized to collect
and settle the business of the eld Una.
W. W. CAMPKN,
1 J'tllH It. MELTON,
w. J. uorr. i
I a-i 2-tf Proprietors of Butcners' Cn
BVOlSTOhX. J
JTJEAD QUARTERS ;FOR CAMPAlGlt
Goods, Pictures of Hancock and Engliab axd
j- - v '
Garfield aad Arthar. all Jsisei. Campaiga
Badges aad Flags in great variety.
. . .
The Uniiseovered Comatry". By W. D.
Brw-JU. . - a W. XATEfi.
MB. J. it. JJaJT-W, Newspaper Advert
ng Areat. 41 Park Row, (Times DolHar),
lew fork, is aethorixoito e oh tract for ad.
vertfsemeals la the Daily ftavnw and Wib '
aiaeicaiosaaaiytfear lowesi rates -
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