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SUBSCRIPTIONS. POaTAQK PAID."
o year, IS 00 8ix Baontha, $250 ;Tfer
nosthf, tl 1& ; Ona month &dit. I r
fhe paper irill a dallvared bf caxrlara,
r of in uj part of the city, ati&a
rata, or 13 eeou per week. "' ! -i
" Adrertieiaf ratet low and libera ' "
;--aberibera will pleue report any tad
,?r!uree to reeeite thai papan regularly.
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ffeuragia, Sciatica, Lumbctgo,
Backache, Soretest of tho Chest,,
G cut, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and ' l
i ' Scalds; General Bodily TV,
" u Pun, - Iw-y h
ToethEar and Headache, Frosted
feef and Ears, and all other. ' I
" i r Pains and, Aches. M
' Ki Pnparatlon on earth eqtiftlf St. Jacobs Ort
m , we, iml0 and eArp Xxtenial
Knedr. -A trial eotails but th eo9ipanttlT!j
triflinK outlay of 60 Cents, and every one soffeiw
" Ing with pain can hare cheap and positiT proof
of it rUlrrwt . - - . C.
directions In Zlervn Langnaea. . . - j.
80IJ) BT1LLDBUGGIBT9 AffDPEALESS
; ; r -iJS IDEDIOIaTE. . : : , r
A. VOGEIiER 2c CO.,
t Haltirnore, 2cL, 17. 5. '.
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aprill2dw-ea to ' " i-
SGH0 PL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Drxwlntc aad Painllng tsubt i j Hra, B. H-
rttttSelaslo 1t Kri. M. P.' TAYLOR
8ewlon of elitt montlu bejrtoa MONDAY,
the 10th day of October. . . - !
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Nunber of paplli Halted. Prompt atten.
anoe ImperUnt Thwatif h csorie JVi
Natufai cieience. Mathematics, French, Ger
man. Lwtoia Voeal Maiie, Hee41ewor,k
aad Caluthenlct.
yor'particutarf, addreMthe
sept l-nnn-thUT-3W
i BIN 01 PAW
FORECLOSURE 8ALE.By virtue of
a decree of'-thd'- Superior Conrt
of New Hanover county , made ..at
June Terra; 18S1, "In an action bet
tweea J. D. Bellamy, Jr., vs. Cornelius
Campbell, et al, I will expose lor sale to tbe
highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door in the City of Wilmington, oa Iho 24th
October, 1SS1, at 12 o'clock, M, that certain
lot in: said city, with the buildings therein,
.beginning at a point in the Western line of
Third' street, W feet South of the South
rco..TTi intArMtinri of Bladen wi h Third
Btreet. runa thence South with said line of
TWra street 4 ieei, menw
thenee North 40 feet, thence East 155 feet to
the bezinninsr. being a part of Lot 3, Block
277 ( MARSDEN BELLAMx,
8fptSl.law4w ; Commissioner
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REf BEING RECEIVED BY EVERY
Steamer and by Rail. The p:lce$ will be as
low or lowet than ever before.
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RespectfuUy,
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lept SJ
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t FERTILIZEDS AtlOTrERTIllZinO
sarcTiAI -
j; pOTTN AND .F'
4 ' ivTaiir otters canvcet la&'corrcet
Truckers "and' others can ge.
channel to trade ;adtantsg1e6utr:l)y-OID
munlcatlngwlth
JAS. T. PETTEWAY, Agent
For the celebrated FerUlIzcrsflcoxi Gtttt
& Co'a Manipulated Guano and Acid Phoa
phate
sept 6-
For Sale- '
i T70UR NO. 1 MULES, TIMBER WAG-
VN AND HARNESS.
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van oe ncoa
I ng at T. J. Southerland'a Stables.
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LOCAL .NEW.S-,
NEW ADYEBTI2K1TBXTS.
8e ad HosUtter's Bitters.
8tablesFor Pent. , .
Mrs . Jos Peksok Scrofula Remedy.
C W YAtxs ficboel Beoka
' HaursBxaoxB 8cbool Books
J Jj BoarwKiOHT Just Received
Acrxrna; Parci & Uo S ah oori an J
Blinda -.
IV J OTTkBBOURa A Brilliant Debut
A epirited'j basiDCXi-TaiauiiracturiD
whiskey.
WhiU specks on th; naili inilicat
good lock. - ' , - ,
"The So' who fills"a "iong feltToid-
the dentist.
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Brunswick Court convened at Smith
villo to dajt. t
I Forcpaugh'f circus shows in Augusta
on the 20th insU ... - "?
t. -Politeness
is the just medium between
form and rudeness.
! cJToJiye without a purpoeo is to lead an
unhappy and restless life.
Very little house-moving this October.
as compared with former years. c-j 1
The coal dealers look black cow-
professionally speaking, of course. .
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The schools will all open ' this week
and juTeniledom is in the depths of des
pair. : They who talk the most work the least
unleps perchance they should be book
agents.
1 The Vexcurters'Ure at last weary of
listeningto what" the sad sea-waves are
saying."
I - Milch cows are 'now .in demand, and
the sales are of daily occurrence at re
inunerative prices.
i Steamship BtQulator, OapC Doane,
arrived at this port Saturday night from
Kew.Yorfc.
Study 70ur interests' You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacob i's. ' : T
After all, the joy of success does "not
equal that which attends the patient
working. " .
Seeing' 'aitich, iunering macii;rand
studying much, are the three pillows
learning.
Be;always ai liberty to do good; never
make business an excuse to decline the
offices of humanity.
f The oldest friends are to-day the
staunchest friends of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup. They have proven its . great
worUtiin adl ceases .'of-Coughs, -Colds,
Hoarseness. TickRne in the Throat, Irri
tation of the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs,
jThe old iolks say that we will not
have any rain until the full tf the moon,
which will occur next Friday.
IJBeautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and. war
ranted. Sold only at Jjlc oil's t
The atmosphere continues oppressive
and nnwmfqrtahie. ItPwasltimcst lis
wayeUday?in tUlwn'tinii.T
It may be right occasionally to take a
bulHy the horns, but it is always well
to keep in mind mat ine norus oeiong w
the bull. ' ' '
t A woman to oe "atter". stylish must
be a blonde, is thejatesk decree or fash-
i0n something on the jaundice order,
yellow hair and pale yellow skin.
erereXpTTaIiarec
afUrnoorTfromTlir. Bruno Kennicott, the
general agent for Leavitt's Gigantean
Minstrels, who play here next Monday
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
ltakesi 8hVvSparAxe3;Jcc?Thfcere
you have the lowest prices. ,t. jt
Leavitt's Gigantean Minstrels are en
route for this aty and wUrpjsyite
neit week They are in Richmond to
day and will beJn.Ptejsx
day.
tt ,i.ta,, Trt - nllafi.Imich..l
JIw. T have last sold to Mr. John
Oilw Bs says:'Ioul4 not 1e without
it for four times its cost. My wifohas
had the rtiCTloJi2)ar.th9
iwfir "vears. 1 have spent
hex without 'Kood wha
ever; now her leg ii healed up, m aond
apparently trcTrrthe;piA fesdiiOTs;
and we used only three bottles.
three hanarea louan ,M&t--t'
iThere were some-, slight sprinkles ofj
rain "hereabouts1 lo day but not a gallon
of waler in all seems to have fallen.
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ri The Board of Aldermen and the Board
oTJudit and Finance are in session this
afternoon,, bat too late forj U3 to report
preceedmgs in this issuer - . .
ViForepaugh's t show will retarn North
early 6Y(mbr;anJ.'is expected Uo
stop itt Charlotte. s It may conm lo-Wil-
H fell
V Dap t. BobWi Liil jZ formerly.-of this
3ty tut: who has 1&h i'bsejgjLdiectr
ng" la New YorkC City ind SCate fofthe
past eight of ten months, , is; here on a
VIS41 lO tJUT cuy. i a
a . . !A . -
- "ThcrTeceipts of cotton f at this port to-
day Mtvp 2,01 balasi hisisAby a
considerable the largest showing for any
one day this season and was surpassed
but twice last year, Nov. Oth, when 2,356
bales were received, ana no v. xom, f
bales. ..
iyTo Builders and others-Go ip; Jacq-
bi's for Sash. Blinds and Doors, Glass,
Ac --You can rget ; all sizes ' and at the
.lowest prices., IV--". 'a r
The Statesviile I Landmark says: A
gentleman of this place who has just re
turned from a business trip to the moun
tains, int"Watauga ' county, encountered
the surveyors of Gen. Imboden's proposed
railroad from Bristol, Tenn., ..to Wil
mington.; The road i3 to. be a narrow
gauge and this gentleman, was told by
the surveyors that it would be built from
Lenoir Tia Taylbrsville and:' Statesviile;
that the building of the road was assured
and that the people along the line would
not beasked'forBubscriptipns j , ;
Freshwater.Perch ; Trout and Blacks
fish Hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi'sT t
Th Dixie Fair.
x The Third AnnuaLFair of the Dixie
Agricuituraniatra ax ecnamcai Aflaoow-
tion will be held rat waaesooro aurmg
the third week in . this month, October
17th to 21st. A note from Capt. Pat
rick, the Secretary, says that arrange
ment haye been made with the C. 0. R.
R. which will transport free all articles
intended or exhibition. Our business
men should make a note of these facts.
Wadesboro is in the midst of a splendid
agricultural country and the Dixie Fairs
heretofore have been well attended. It
might pay our people to make exhibits
at this fair. .
j ACniid of the a taw.
:? The prospects at this writing are good
for a large audience at the Opera .House
this evening, on 'the occasion of the first
of the two performances to be given here
by the'Hoey and Hardie Combination
The troupe is a first-class one and come
to us well recommended by the press o
the citiesiwhere..; they "have performed.
AyChild ofthe State will - be presented
this evening and it is said to be one of
the most splendid successes qf the season
The scenery, much ; of which is carried
br tie vCoxnpaf,. and the dresses are
Very. ficerTne icast is the same as in the
piece vhen recently f presented Tin New
York.- . - lr i
city court.
Bobert Palmer, coloredcharged with
disorderly conduct and being abusive to
a potfco4of3cerwas arraigned before the
Mayor xthis "morning.' Officer3Jafford,
who made, the "arrest, testified that a
crowd of colored menr congregated, on
Front street just;;below Exchange Cor
jwayn Saturday night,- and commenced
singing; that very soon the crowd became
D large on the sidewalk that it was un
passable, wiereupon he notified the sing
era that ihey.musf disperse, when the dc
fendaicame forward and said he knew
what a pbHcentan's duty was as well as
the omccr, and no u a a wniws mau
should arrest him. : The officer then im
mediately collared .Palmer and while cn
the way to the IGuird House with the
prisoner and when in the" vicinity of the
old Jaftithe vdefendant' made a leap for
freedom sayingV MCatch TncM yon can.V
- UO ran aoou av yarua- wucu'
1 Gafiord, who pursued closely after mm
1 grakTaiT apology, but the ofiV
cer told him it was too late, i no uayor
said 55 fine orlea ays.itt the City Pn
j ij. kuWU4UiS
feadant escaped, his ten days in the C. P
This endeu. iia - cocker anaue uoun aa
journed.
. Criminal -Coort.
'The October term of this tribunal
convened in the- Court House, ' this
morning, with "Hon. O P. Meares "on.
thepench Col. B." R Jlqore, Attorney
forjfie Staje and MajorohnWiun
bainv Clerks General; U Manning,;
high, Sheriff of tho county,; was on dqty
or the first time after an absence of
several months at the North recuperating
his health. Tb following named persons
.wQre-drawn to serve on the u rand Jury
duriognhe term, to wit : Robert5;!.
Wood,' Sf.,.Foreman;L. J.Crowley, Thos.
:MJriw$IfcO,OrTeI!
Maunder, Joshua II. Galley, C. O.Ketch-
um; Wm. A. Wright, Richard Beasley I
Joseph M. Cronly, Wm. F. Burch, A. A.
Dudley, S. U. VonKampcn, Oscar Pear-
sail,. Thos. B. Lippitt, Charles Murphy
aadO.D. Morrill. The Jury, after being
duly sworn and assigned to scats in the
jury-box, were regularly charged by
Judge Keares in Ui3 Honor's usual vig
orous style. After the charge had been
delivered, the Jury retired and the Court
took a recess at 12 o'clock until half-
past 2 o'clock.
The Court convened again at half-past
2 o'clock when the trial docket was pro
ceeded ?ith. The first case called was
Fred Brown, Sarah Brown and Delia
Ross, charged with abducting; Mary
Frances Jones. The case was contihuedf
owing to the non-appearance of Fred
Brown, who has fled the city. Several
sci fa cases were then disposed of,
Marshall Merrick, charged with assault
and battery. On triaL
Cuuuty Commissioners
The Board met in regular monthly
session at half-past 2 o'clock; present,
Mr. H. A. Bagg, Chairman, and Com
missioners Worth, Moore and Pierce
License to retail spirituous liquors
were granted A. A. McLean & -,0' J.
D. DoscHer and F. W. Ortmann.
The Treasurer submitted his monthly
report. General furld.balance on hand SIR.
-4S4.9S: srjecial fund balance flue Treas
urer, $265.58 Thirty-seven coupons af
j A - -
the denomination of $3 each, and thir
ty coupons of the denomination of $15
each, which had been redeemed, were
burned in the presence of the Board. Re
port of school fund showed a balance on
hand of $9,399.15. Ordered that the poll
tax charged against Edie Avery be re.
mitted, as the party taxed is a female. ;
Application of Sheriff S, H. Manning
for an increase of 5 cents in the price of
board for prisoners in jail, on ' account
of provisions, was granted
- Application ot Thomas D. Murray, for
remission of tax on the schooner T D.
Murray, as the said vessel was stranded
and totally lost on the 2nd day of An
gust, was not granted, there being no
legal authority for the 'Board to grant
the same.
Petition of Dr. T. Schonwald was or
dered granted.
; Exports Foreign.
Hay tien barque Aurelidl cleared to
day for Port an -Prince, with . 66,200
shingles and 204,101 feet lumber, shipped
by Messrs. E. Kidder & Sons, and the
British schooner Mabel Darling cleared
for Nassau, with 60,000 shingles and
63,916 feet lumber, shipped by the same
firm. On Saturday afternoon Norwegian
barque Gambeita cleared for London,
with 1,120 casks spirits, shipped by
Messrs. Williams & Morchisotr.
Decline or Maul
Impotence of mind, limb, or vital func-
tion, nervous weamess, sexuai aeouiiy,
&c. cured by Wells' Health Renewer,
$1. At Druggists. Depot Jas. C. Munds.
Mrs. Person's Remedies
We have excellent reasons for believ
ing that' the remedies prepared by Mrs.
Joe' Person, of Franklin ton, have all of
the virtues claimed for them. This lady
nas long been skilled in the use of herbs.
She possesses many certificates, some
from druggists, some from physicians and
some from those upon whom the prepara
tions have had a curative effect. She has
already established the sale of her pre
parations on a sure basis in North Caro
lina, and we are glad to know that she is
now making arrangements for their in
troduction elsewhere.. They have but to
be seen and tested to be appreciated. 1
Which is tbe best, to "marry in haste
and repent at leisure," or to marry at
leisure and need no repentance ? 9 , 7.',
Rus tic chairs aro pretty objects, and
as long as ,a man can resist the inclina
tion to sit in them they ars desirable
to have about! ' ; ,
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KlizabetbrBladen-SprtDgs, Oct. 26-27
Bladen, Windsor .o ?t;X)cL-,29-30
Onslow, Queen's Creek,-: . . v Nov. 6- 6
Duplin; WesleyChapel, X Nov:4 ,9-10
ClintonGlinton; si fitcVt6r 12-13
Coharie:' 1 1 V- Noy. 16 17
Cpkesburj-: ijjitoriJO
' K TLiCt a the dffieialg bapcesenU t.cm
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- SHAWrn 3Wllmineton.J N. C '"at half
past one o'clock; ?.. MM on fM6ndayrQctoi
ber 3d, 18S1, JULIA, wife rf .MrWnwJL
Sh!w and- daughter hf Mr . Stephen D. Wal
1 j t m tUe 45th year of her age. - '
k uneral Tuesday, UctpDcr 4tn. at 4,o'clK,
P. M.,from her late residence to Front Street
M. E. Church; thence to Oakdale Cemetery.9
Friends andacqua1ntanc.es of ithe family
Are uitiicu micuui . ,
Hew- Advertifiements,
WkUMIV0 IWI lVII!l ,
TARGE, AIRY STABLES, two Stories,
modern improvements, with good yard at
tached, on Fifth street, between Ann iand
Nun Possession given at once
Address,
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P. O. Box 793 ,
oct3-3i
School Books.
TS GREAT VABISTY;
A
, .. , . . : . SOOND-niND T0OKS
at half the price of ntw ones. -.'-j
1 'MX
SCHOOL BTA.TIONEBY of , every, kiad.
I will make, it td your advantage to buy
of me.
oetS
v- s o. W. TATES
xx A iJillLiHAJN T UUA1PAIN Y? I
A MARVELOUS PR0G3AP.1f.1E I-'
4 WHEREIN rti-ZlXZ
OTTRERBOHM
JTHB atJLEKOTSK
Fifty Thousand, Dollars worth of the
Finest Stock of Stylish Made Cloth
ing ever introduced into this or r :v
any other market f
GOVERNS EXCLUSIVELYiTHE DAY.
V
REPERTOIRE!
Part 1st Clothing for " Children ;. 2d
. ...... ... . " "'r st: s
Clothing for Boys; 3d-Clothing, for
MISCELLANEOUS : ':
Overcoats, Ulsters, Reversibleshirts,
Underwear, Neckties, Umbrellas,Trnnk8,
V alises, &c. v;. . e'-.'o'Lf .T i'J"?
ariClAJLiTUSSJ 7
W One Thousand Dollars Reward to
the Clothier displaying a Handsomer or
Larger stock than ours. ' - - -Five
Hundred Dollars td any com
petitor doing a more extensive Order
Business than we; iThe" rapid growth df
our particular branch exemplifies plainly
the confidence imposed in us by our fel
low countrymen, a nends, continue your
favors, and oblige, .
Yours, Clothingly,' j Mil
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oct 3 Wilmingtonf KO.
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; , Ralxiqh, N. O, Sept.27,;18kM
' Mrs. Joe Teesos. V 3 '
Deab Madame :Io reply td your let
tcr asking wat I think of your Remedy,
I would say mat tne sales nave been very
fair, and so far as I can Isarn, the Remo
dy has been very satisfactory to -my cus
tomers who have used it, especially so in
the case of a little jrl jofjthis; city,:ten
years of age, who was, troubled for. a
long time with sores breaking :ont over
the, face and peck, having. Ahei appear,
ance of Scrofula, and whidi bad resisted
vuarirrij attunes. . it
,: Wilmington District; Methodist E
CJhurch.'South' Fourth rbuha.4-
Topsail at Rocfev Point, ; ihkt J S8H
Smithville? u ; t-.-tf iOctM213
Wilmmgtonal I'runt Street, Oct. 16-16
Wilmington, at Fifth Street, Oct. 15 16
Brunswick T 7;'. " . Oct." ; -19
WaoawrCypfpss'Creek; Octr20-21
Whiteville. Shiloh, . .'Oct.122-23
the usual alterative treatment: for alongiheir apprccUtloa "by all
time. She took four bottles of the Bit-1 tearsr , ec ; . m i c
ters last Spring, when the sores entirely
disappeared; and tip to tbjs tima she has
had no return of them, her EkinL.looxizig
as fair and clear as anyonVa. ri-n
Trusting that'you may receive te sucz:
cess which your'Remedy serai , to mcrU,
i ' I am., very reipectfally youri, Lt
.77,. 7WM. HIMPOS, mli as
. . Dm Plate
For wle in' lumliicrion bY Dr-Wa.
H.Greenl "Send fomrcu4i of iestinio-
nlals: -TIT ' itQ&14&-
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Tie of writer rt.ltr jibe fe
llUhedo fia Jfay. 4L
rertaaiasael trsxt bearouea .-
7 -Ana lttj espieiallTaM parUcaiarlyc-rler
New Adverti8ementafdA
School
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Of everr.i8HlHi, at Hie Very i 6hs r
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3o RELEASE ORDER EARLY.i
RASH, DOORS; A tIDTL!NDSi
BRAgBM,lNQrwSS Ac
. . AXTAFFER. PRIGE A CO..
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vh-it it no
: A fine Assortxncait of i ii ts
sis ?
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BREAKFAST-Sr 'TEATABLEf
I I-reiisu Ck)nB6tillgpa)f, ,cft.
PRIZE MESS MACKEREL) I!J
DiMn Pn SAi MfiH.1
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1 ii lfjtiw est tiBittqio.
'v; ih Barrela;
The latter being tfold in aninaif '
j tHy.Al.il4:"11'
A VERY" FK1E SELECTION OF
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Clikrlea McKc's ScSgn'fl and
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YanHaagens
STANDABuitOlLET!
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-These goods are the finest tnade
injnerica ana JC4 ani jsoUing jthpnjg j
at extremely lotv frices.1 ihyl fii
Call and make-yoxir purchases,
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Powrfal Acttng1. v-i ft-rjj c6 ,TilM
f ,ws5tjt: MONDAY !jssJ id actl -
Air, George noey'aadaptailon.-- a,-
'i t - 'A CHILD OTMB STATBy3
One obf the unoet? spleaflld .'axseeeus X7C3r
f t . achieved at Wallacka .Theatre.; -r
, The toost powemehl-drainidrthe a ay ,
A plar rwhh'elctfla th 5asC4r- arnJ
flW,,Ah 'aenribUUicf, ,-Audlenccf tyjfce$sl.
aiiernaie anmes aau..
Characters by Mr. Jame If. Hardie, Mr..!i
loo,. IX. Keea Pavis, Mr. Krank WUla?d. .
Mattode Majezonl, Mlaa- Emma paeeJlrJ?1
35 f and-Mfr . ,iea Bkiwastii
.The great sactbsa of aeTilncoTTfalea
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