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POSTAGE PAID.
.cS x otk ffM ; Three
.I"' Oi month, Menu.
-ill be delivered byearrleri,
HP .... rof thedtV.atthe
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r 1J Mta pr t
V-lotrMdUDem
ivuu.t
pAdrertisementa.
nfFHREAT
FOR
hanfgia, Schfica, Lumbago,
txltcht, Scrcrcss or mo Lhost,
txt,Qains,vC.- o 71. jctSwoll
to and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
tar and Headache, Frosted
fat end Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
t fcmniion on rtrth tquala St. Jacobs Oil
9tltff,tur, simple wd cheap External
a trfel eoUila but the comparatively
tn wti of 50 Oats, and every one suffer
to ua Mia cu have cheap anl positive proof
I fecks
fthc&ei ii Eleven language.
KUIT1LL DSUGQISTS A5D DRALEE3
EfcMEDICIBE.
XVOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md., U.S. A
WfllWaV-tMtO
Brucsels Carpets.
pXGSIAT REDUCTION has caused
jhb to more nlcelj. If you wish a BAR.
iiUT call la the next few days. Some very
M itrlo to telMt from. Rusnto iz&atca
CorcotGCorsetG.
s.1 Hoe we are iully prepared to fire
satisfaction.
IE CURTMS,
Ij the pair and and by the yard,
Tery cheap.
Dress Goods
and Trimm.n&rs
(A Specialty.)
a pd, fresh assortment. .
"TZllUE BATH" SOAP, HAVE TOU
TRIED IT I
Keepectfully,
R. M. Mclntlre.
Ill
m JOE PERSON'S
RIJIEDY FOR
SCROPU L A.
NEVER FAILS.
U Will Curt if Fairly Teste J.
JtfTea
rrihlTe derivei n effectual cure of
Hi . - v uo wire x ciouu o
iw , vuflease. a naa Bunezea
SCrOral fnm i 4i
' "io uuu aarce Tears, h
! JJ dPired of erer getUnsr well. 1
7T . , lQ" Umt w Jhree.very
, -.-jMuaM .wiiuoui anv eooa renn't.
AUant, Gs,, and was treated there
ma monUl8. with no btter re
my fAuUly physicians met with,
rfoniing from the Insiitute, I was
iSif J?J7 P,?rson'8 remedy, and
tjtoZ?!!1 11 more than a week before I
JJttscumtive arid healing proper-
fcr of Lt vQ bean to hea1 ndthe
w ny sUu changed as fast as the sores
Ufiii not thought of. eter getting
w5SUmZ iopes taased, my low
52r be?ro remedy, and I
SK? JJe remedy is mild as w
tTa tonic: it wtU heal
WVT- AJSXQTODlnion that it
awe toe after the sore Is. htaled.
-.uaxiy oy au meanft, for I have
'SLl11 fouD that the
Tl?? commence to re-
iwd for thU alone it should be
ttSrvv11 'fiectaal euro is
SttV.0t? 8hoBld Prevent regu
tfif S!0f "edy and it should
!ead .n1"0 I would re-
to fcrr 8cffering from
S"flirtt. I speak from expe-fSl5?rfr0mlleamT-
lama prate
5U?!CUfrom tte use of it and
JfS0?fvand obligations to
wJrthc Srea relief fhavoo
uSliV?- Sufferers, try it and e
tJW 4Mce. I am, rWpectfulry, .
Kaop tor tesUmonW.of rexaxrcable
M?&m? fe,PersonTrankll"n:
ill 6-dAw-nac
at
I
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vy xLiiYULui win, j. w inuitUAI, AUCiUbT
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
R M McIxtibe Brussels Carpets
Pkos- Agostixi Moenlight Excursion
Swithix C Shoktlidoe Academy
M A DAUPHiKLouiiisna 8tate Lottery
C W Yates I Am Now Becelvi ig
Heixsbxbgeb The Star Parlor Organ
No Cit j Court to day.
No star ever rose and set without
in
fluence somewhere.
Too much sensibility creates unhappi
nees;- too macn insensibility creates
crime
Propped hairpin? brings more women
to their kneed than all the sermons ever
preached.
Stockings may be now seen at Cape
May and Atlantic City trimmed with
rich bead embroidery.
There is ono good thing about a boy
when a cireus is in town.' "You know
where to look for him.
A - fashion exchange sajs that the
bustle is gradully creeping back into fa
vor, wherever that may be.
A young fellow of our acquaintance
says he don't wonder that his sweetheart
is afraid of lightning she'3 so very at
tractive.
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war"
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
"Women' may be the weaker vessel, but
when she finds a mouse' in the cupboard
or a man under the bed, where's the mas
caline that can shriek like her.
Ladies should not forget that outside
pockets attached to the dress, are no
longer fashiontble ; they must be de
taohed or detachable and hanging.
We-are glad to learn that Mr. Jas. B.
Orrell, who was taken suddenly ill a few
days ago, is able to be up and was at his
place of business again this morning.
Three rrarket carts were, seized and
carried to the City "Half" thia - noon bj
Acting Clerk of the Market Hays in
compliance with an order from theMayor. I
r
The' market carts are now required to
move from, the sidewalds of Market and
Second streets at 1 o'clock. The law
was enforced yesterday for the first .time.
under the new regime.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Bakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
you have the lowest prices. t
The following matter remains in the
Postoffice here for want of stamps :
W. Blackman, Lnmberton, N. C; Messrs
Bawing k Archibald, 5? Beaver street,.
N. Y.; Mrs. Anna Waters, Newbernr
N. C.
The following are the readings of the;
thermbmeter to-day at the Signal Office
in this city: 7 a. m., 81; 11 a. m., 89?
3p. m. 87. The m.'AX.imum temperature
to-day was 92 degrr.es, against 90 fot the
same day last yearv
Captain TL M. Mclntire one of the
most reliable "and successful dry goods
murc'aants in this city, offers for sale a'
fine, line of Brussels Carpets and other
goods, cheap. ' See advertisement in an
other colamn.in this issue.
The Augusta r Chronicle and Con
stitutionalist is responsible' for th fol
lowing; It is reported that, during the
recent canvass in North Carolina, Sena
tor Vance asked one 'of his sons how he
waa: going -to vote. The young man
answered: "In favor of the wet ticket"
"Proceed, my son," said old Zeb, it has
made you what you are. "
A safe and sure means of restoring the
J'outhful color of the hair is furnished by
arkers flajr Palsara,, which is deserv
edly populkr-from its superior cleanli-
-. ! ' aThermometrictL.
:iXheJbllowmjp temperatures tiay, at
3 Vclock,! are reported or the weather
lllet issued this afternoon:
;ey West, 82; Puata Bassa. 80; Sa
ra-nnah, S6; 5 Charleston 93; CLarlotte,
95 ; AugttitaV 96 j VMontgonway, 96 ;
Ce dar Keys,83 ; Havana, 78 ; Jackson-
195; Wilmington, 87. .
St-" ' ii ...
"It is abdve' all controversy a most
remarkable mdldne," says Stacey Hill,
Ksq.r of the Mt. Aubura Inclined Plane
Kaiway, Cincinnati. "I was limping
apout, hardly able to move, wna r neuwa
titra in the hip or bciatlca. Hearing of
St. Jacob Oil. I procured a bottle of
it aiid with the third application yns
able to go about with perlecf easo ana
ccsif prt.' '...:.'-
Temperance Orator,
Mr. Luther Benson, a greaf temper
ance advocate and orator of reputation,
has consented to deliver two of his lec
tures in this city. No definite time has
as yet been fixed upon bnt dates will be
arranged in a iew ays. He is said to
be the su periorof Gough.
Htd-Bngi, Roaches.
tutu, mice? ants files; vermin, mos
quitoes" insects, Jkc. cleared out by
-itougn on Ltat3." 15c boxes at drug-
gists. - .; i '-' : ;
Strypea on 'a anake.
Night be fore list , about 12 o'clock a
gentleman walking along-lhe South side
of Market between Front and Second
streets stepped on a snake. His snake
ship not liking such treatment ''struck
back." No particular damatre was done
to the man or reptile but both seemed to
be so badly frightened that they slid
away as fast as possible in different di
rections. Hearing tho Street i.
By order of the Mayor the boxes, bar
rels and chicken coops of hucksters are
being removed from the sidewalk. This
morning" Officers Griffith and Scharf had
large double decked huckster standi
belonging to Lewis Gordon, a huckster,
which has been barricading to some ex
tent the sidewalk at the corner of Water
andPrincess streets haulecPto the City
Hall.
The City Victorious.
The three officers who in obedience to
the Mayor's orders removed the market
carts from the streets after market hours
were indicted before Justice Millia this
afternoon. The cases were dismissed at
the prosecutors costs. We do not see
how persons living in the country can
expect to come to the city and violate the
City Ordinances with "impunity, and then
expect te have the authorities punished
for enforcing their Ordinances.
Ct A 3 m A - a T-
ntuay your lmeresi. xou can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacobi's. f
To-Night. I
, 6. .
under the auspices of Prof. Agostini
bids fair to surpass its predecessors
There will be instrumental music and
music for dancing, furnished by the Ital
ian band. For tired and worn out mor
tals who wish a whiO of pure fresh air
and to feel the invigorating breezes
fromold ocoan, no better opportunity
has been offered than this occasion
The Passport will leave her wharf at
8:30 o'clock and return at the usual hour.
The Pharmaceutical Asitclation.
. The Newbern Nut Shell, In making
reference to the meeting of the drug
gists in that city, says j
The delegation at the meeting of the
Pharmaceutical Association, in this city,
yesterday, was larcre. The address of
welcome by John S. Long, Esq., and E.
H. Meadows, were appropriate and able,
while the response by the President, and
also a short address from Mr. Wm, H.
Green, the leading druggist of Wilming
ton, were able, eloquent and to the
point. Yesterday's session was taken up
chiefly with routine business.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
Not an Unusual Event for Hew Orleans
In the grand monthly drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans,
on July 12th, $30,000, the first capital
prize, was won .by ticket No. 78,112,
half held by Jesse K Webb, a well
known jeweler on Gay St., West Chester,
Pa.,the; other half by P. S. Kearney, a
journeyman with Warner & Searles,
Washington st Vicksburg, Miss. $10,
000, the second prize, by No. 22,647
held by John JBenz, No. 7 Hope st,
Utica, N. Y. collected through Grannis
k Co's Bank there, $5,000, the third
prize, by No. 23,547, half held by. Jas.
O'Gorman, liquor dealer, No. 36 N. Del
aware ave., Philadelphia, the other by
J. B. Hendrickson, New York city,
$2,500, the fourth by Nos. 97,455, 48,469
held by S. Stein, S. B. Pond, a well
known music dealer, Union Square.M. A.
Bowen, care of Richard Morris, No. 166
Front st, New York city, etc These
are among many thousand fortunate ones.
The next drawing will beJSept. 13th, and
M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.,
should be written to at once by any in
quirer on that subject who wants to ven
ture $1 or 52 on the matter.
Condemned.
The little steamer. Elizabeth which has
been plying between this port and Smith
tille has had her boiler condemned, we
understand,Jby the government inspec
tors resident at Charleston, bat who are
I now hers ca. aalinspestica tour.
lTIlitTT AT liTRE.
4 Wooan the Tlctlm or the Assassin's
Knife -His Flight and Subsequent
Capture.
There has existed for some months
past a feud between William Phinney, a
mulatto about twenty-five years of age,
who has figured extensively in the police
courts of this city, his name being also
frequently on the docket ef the Criminal
Court, and Lucy Moorse, a black woman
aged about twenty-three years, , who
Phinney; gays has been living with him
as his wife for more than a year ; but
this relation was broken between them,'
so the woman states, abont .six, months
ago.. At the April term of the Criminal
Court Phinney was arraigned and tried
for forcible tresDass. in hreakinsr in
A 0
the door to Lucy Moorse's house,
but we cannot now remember the ver
dict of the jury in the case, al
though we think that Phinney man
aged his own case examining, witnesses
ana pieaamg nis cause Deiore tne ury
and was acquited. Since that time he
has made threats against the woman and
several times attacked her and had her
so completely afraid of him that at niht
she would claim the protection of the
police when ever she found Phinney
shadowing her. We saw the wounded
woman at her rocm on Dock between
Front and Second streets this morning
and got from her the following state
ment as well a3 the tacts whicn are
mentioned above. Last night between 11
and 12 oclock when the woman
was returning irom a iestivai neia
M f . n 1
on Jbront . street, ner persecutor
passed her ' near the corner of
Front and Dock streets going in the
direction of Orange. Neither spoke but
she discovered that he had his hat turned
wrong-side-out and was otherwise ,try.
ing to conceal his identity. Lucy
hurried along home fearing that he
might rock her but before she could get
there, he crossed the street hastened up
and hid behind the proiectinsr end of a
. a w
hrihk wn.ll whir.h divides th nrp.mises OU
which she lives from the adjoining lot.
Upon reaching her gate she was met by
an acquaintance who asked for a drink
of water. She stepped to the pump in
the yard, got the water and handed it to
her friend who was standinsr a little to
the west side of the gate. In facing her
acquaintance it put her back to Phinney
who stepped from his place of conceal
ment and stabbed her undeJ the left
Rhanldfir blade. He then ran to the
edge of the sidewalk picked up a rock
and threw it at her, the blow taking
effect upon the right side of her head.
The cry of murder was raised by one of
Lucy's female acquaintances and
& man who was passing at
tempted to arrest the would-be
T
murderer, who threatened to kill tray
one who dared come near him
Phinnev then started up Dock street
-
at a v brisk run and Lucy
Moore and I her companion went
in the' direction .of Front street in
search of a policeman and a physician
When reaching Mr. B. H. J. Ahrens ice
house a distance of about thirty yard3
from the place where she was stabbed,
she fainted from the loss of blood and
was carried back to her room.- The
police were notified of the assault upon
her and Dr. J. C. Walker the county
physician was sent for and upon
arrival dressed the wounds. - The in-
cission under the shoulder blade was
made by an ordinary sized pocket knife,
is about one inch in length and not
very deep, in fact is a slight -wound from
which there is no danger of fatal effects.
The wound on the head seems to be the
most serious one. The wounded woman
will soon recover if she has the
proper attention and keop3 quiet.
Her acquaintance who saw the cutting
states that she saw the man hide behind
the wall just before Lucy arrived but
that she thought nothing of it and did
not at that time recognize the man as
William Phinney. Both she and Lucy
are positive that it was Phinney who did
the catting as the moon was shining
brightly and they saw him distinctly af
ter he stepped from behind the wall.
The night police force were notified of
the assault and instructed to keep a
look out for ihe man. He managed to
dodge them but he was picked up in the
Hollow this morning about 5 o'clock and
conveyed to the guard house where be
was placed in a celt - As soon as the
woman is able to come out the case w;l!
be examined into by His Honor, the
Mayor. '
11, 1881. NO; 188
THE MAILS.
The mails c;g-q and arrive at the City
Pot Office as follows :
Northern through maits. ... ..530 p. m.
Northern through and way
mails......... 6:40 a. m.
Ralelgb."... .6.40 a. m.
Mails for the N. C Railroad, ,
and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. O. , 0
Railroad, at 6;40 a. m.
Southern enai.e for all points
' South, daily .......i. 7:45.' p. m.
Western mails (O CR'y) daily
. (except Sap day) 9i00 a. m.
Mail for Cberaw & Darling-,
ton......................... . . . 7:45 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo .
.rence and Charleston..,...... 7:45 p m
Fayettoville, and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays; --and
Fridays.......... ........ 1:00 p.m.
Fayetteville, -via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays...... 0:00 a, m.
Onslow C. H. and intermciii
,ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at.. 0.00 a. m.
Smithvllle maiU, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sun
days) 8 30 a. iii.
Mails for Easy Hill," Town
Cnv.'k, Hh iilytie ond Littla
Kivcr, S C , every Mon
day and Thursday ct.l 6:00 a. m.
OPEN FOIi DELIVEliY .
Northern througu und'jw&y
mail;?.. 7:30 a m.
Southern Mails 7:00 p. m
Carolina Central Railway 4:00 p. m
Stamp Ofiice opc-a iroin 8 a. ro. to 1
M., and Iroin 2 to C.oO p. m. Money
Order and Kcgllcr Departmeut open
same as stamp onco.
Gsnorai delivery open frcm 5 :C0 a. m .
to 7:00 p. in., and on' Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m.
Mails collected from street box3a every
day at 4:00 p. m.
Stamps for sale in small quatititics at
general delivery when stamp office is
closed.
New Advertissement.
Moonlight Excursion.
ROF, AGOSTINI WILL GIVE A Moon
light Excursion, on the Steamer Passport,
with Music and Dancing, this THURSDAY
EVENING, 11th Inst. Tickets 50 cents ;
Lady and gentleman 75 cents.- Eoat will
leave the wharf at b.30 o'clock. au 11-lt
ISA I AK1I f A I LUIS , ve", ' f ayeuer,
Said : 41 take great pleasure m recom
mending to parents the Academy of Mr.
Swithin C. fc)hortlidge.,
HON. FERNANDO WOOD M. C.
Said (180) ; "I cheerfully consent to the
use ot my name as reference. My boys
will return to you (for their fourth year)
after their vacation."
For new Illustrated Circular address
SWITHIN C. SHORTUDGE, A. M.,
Harvard University Graduate, Media, Ta.,
12 miles from Pnila; aug llmd&w
Wanted.
JS EXPERIENCED Traveling Salesman
to sell Furnishing Goods on commission,
Address, giving references,
KOHN, LEBERMAK & CO.,
20 North 3d st., Philadelphia, Pa.
aug 9-3t-tues-thur8-sat -
E!oticev
BIDS FOR ERECTING A BFXFRl? ON
the City Hall building, and removing
bell from New Market House to same, in
accordance with a plan and specifications to
be seen at City Treasiuer's office, will be re
ceived until 15J o'clock, M., Auffust 20th,
JAS, B. HUGGIN8,
for Committee,
aug 9-3t eod-nac Star copy
Proposals.
JjlOR FURNISHING UNIFORMS for the
Police Force will be received until the loth
inst. For epecificatlona apply at my office.
WM.L. SMITH,
aug 10-3t , Mayor
Tlie St aF Parlor Organ,
JX QUALITY OF TONE 2ND BEAUTY
of finiih is u&iurp&sssd. leg&st acl At-
traodTe CaiMofmost Modern Dealg&i, ex
celling for Thoroaztneta cf Workmauhip,
and eostaiaiog Actions which are ackcowl
od fed as EQUALED BY FEW tnd xXCL
LKDBYHO.NE.
Fully warraatel to aive entire satisfaction.
1 11 titrated Catalogue tzitnUttd on appli-
eaion.
Pi ices Beasoaable Teru: s Favorable.
For sale t
an; 9 Lire Book acd Hui Mtrre
'I Am Hecsiving
VEIY LAR JE STOCK ef tu hM'
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL 00K8,
SCEOOL BTATI05RY
PAPFS AND hS kLitl'Li.
FSXH A31 PETt'CXL','
I5K ANO MDCILiur,
Ha!qVrterr fcr School Bookj aioote
by the btate Bard of Kdceatkn.
ruuaus aaa v&UJLZO aiwayi oa oaad
aai 8 - " -, . 0 1Y lAlXd
FLiLiEs zroncr.
v e win hagiad to receive oaomcrJcazoa
froa oo friaais on axy and all tsijeeti e
ceaerallttejrert tut .
Tie &aat of tie writer mzxi alwtyt be fa
aiahed to tie Editor.
OommmilaatLjas rtart be wrlttea oa ealy
o&esids of the papfr ;
Penoaallties mut be avoidei :
And It is expeeUOy and ptrttalarly aader
stood that the Editij does not always eadort
the viws of eorrespordeny, cxlea to rtat
lathe editorial eoluact.
New AdvortiBeciontB; :
a afi.K.uiD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. NINTH GRANH -DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS I, AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY, SEPT.'.lSth, 1SSI-.
l3Cth Monthly Drawing. . '
' Lr.nisina Slit) M.r .Coawiy.
Incbrporattnl i i 1S6S for il.veara by the
Legislature for i-ducatioiial and Charitable
purposes witft a caplalot 551,000,000 to
which, a reserve fund of over $120,000 haa
dnna fvutn ii.r1 .
ijy an overwneimlng popiuir vote . Its
franchise wasmade-a" part ;of 'the present
State Constitution adopted December JU,
a n isro . - .. .
Its Gkxni) Sixole Nuubejc Daiwrxas
will take place monthly. L ,
It never scales or posfjtencs. . ,
Look at the following Distribution;
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACn,HALF-TICKET3, ONE Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES.'
1 Capital Prize' -1
Capital Prize -
1 Capital Prize - -
2 Prizes of $-',500
5 Prizes pf 1 000
20-Pizes of .500 -
130,000
. 10,000
.5,000
- , - 5,000
5,000
- - "10,000
-in ono
100 Prizes of
'200 Prizes of
500 Prizes of
1000 Prizes of
100
50 -20
-
10 -
- " - 10.000
- ' - 10,000
ArrKOXIMATION PRIZES" -0
Approximatiou Prizes, of f300 2,700
D Approximation Prizes of 200 l,S0O
0 Approximation Prizes of '100 900
, . 0 . .. : -
1S57 Prizes, amountliiir trt . . S1 10.400
ltesnonsfl)l rorrp.ennrnHrnr B(rrnt wantinl
i t w -r
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid. -
For lurthef Information write clearly,
giving full address. Send order. by express
or Registered Letter, or. Money Order by
mail, addressed-only to
M. A. DAUPHIN
Nsvr Orleans. La
or JJI. A. HAUPIHN.at ' r
Ho. 212 Broadway, New Yont'
TA11 our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
an; uuuli iiit; ouai f iojuii ouu UlaUaclilCii .
of GENERALS G. T. BEAUREGARD and
JUBAL A. EARLY. .
Notice to the Public
-l?lie public are hereby cautioned aoarxsT
SEKDINO A2iY MONEr, OR ORDERS iTO
NUNES & CO., 83 Nassau St., New Yoke
City They are Hooding the country with
Bogus Ciccuxaks purporting to be of The
uw,;.o otatiottery Company, " and are
pany. They have no authorfcy vu sell tue
Tickets of this Company and aie not ita '
agents. M. A. DAUPHIN.
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery.Co.
New Orleans, La., July 4, JSS1,
aujf ll-wed-sat-lwdaw
SGHUTTE'S
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL I
WrightsvilleSound
JS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION
of guests.
The table is supplied with the pro ;
ducss of the Sounds and Sea : .
Transient and regular Iboarderslakcn at
reasonable rates.
P. A. SCHUTTE,
Proprietor
Je2-tf
RED CEDAR PACKING CHESTS
SASKS DOORS AHD BUNDS)
BRACKETSMOULDING, LUMBEBdC
ALL 6IZE3 WINDOV GLASS, !
AT ....
ALTAFFER, FBICE & CCT&
Factory: Office:
Foot Walnut st. Nutt, near Red Crosa
Ti l. tz inr-i .
2TLUIU JLLLUlULaUasi
250 WM, 250
iStiuctXjY piu m n
Porto Eico $fs)lzsses
For sale by
Williams & Ularclilsoue
deep Cool !
BOTTLED SWEET CHAMPAGNE CI
DER on fee. A pure, fceiltby and re
freshing beverage for fiuomsr; not lntoxl
catfnz. . V
Z2T Pure. Cold r j w p lec at ILo
sanur place, VLnfjctlxg . Ve at
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