t
V
'-Mil 71 "II
en
Ml
FOR PITCHER'S
i a
MM
Caatorla promote IHgeatlon, and
overcomes liatuiency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, DLarrhara, and FevtrisLncsa.
Thus the child Is rendered healthy and iU
sleep natural. Caatorla contains no
MorrHae or other rarcotic iroj.erty.
Castoria I to well adapted to children that
I -recommend It as superior to any prescription
knovn to m- JL A. A rente, M. D.,
83 Portland Atc, Brooklyn, N. Y.
I cm Caatorla la my practice, and find it
Specially adapted to affections of chiMren."
A""- KnacKTSOS, JI. D..
1007 2d Are.. New York.
Tbs Ccmca Co, 77 Murray SL, N. Y.
I 3
nil
Regulate The Bowels.
CtIvadraaeUievhI ays-
m au rvsa uiifAiei,iuca m
Siolr Hoadaclie,
Xjfpettaj Peveri, Kidney Diseases,
EUiouj Colic, Ilalaxia, etc.
Tail's P11U pro4aererlar habit of
M7 ana ca airaailon. nltlious
njcBMM can enjoy good itcaltnw
Sold Everywhere.
POMONA HILL NURSERIES
POMONA. N. C
Two an t a Hall Miles West of Greensboro. N.C
rrnio mln llae of tho K.
D. IL K. passes
throut the trrounOs and within 100 feet of
the offlce. Saicra trains masestops regular
twice OMIT eacn way. Tnoae inieresiea in
to inspect this, the Larcwt Nursery in the I
iai, ana one oi me tarsesi in ne fouin, i
Cherry, nam.
l. Japanese itrsimmons, Apri'
ies. Mulberries, quince. Grapes,
Ties. Gooseberries. currants.7le
& Walnut, liecans. Chestnut,
Hoses. KTennreens. Shade Trrea.
rots. Nectarines.
Plant, nUan Walnut. l"ecana. Chestnut,!
Ac Alltue new and rxre rarictles as well as
wniahowW
Giro your orders to my authorized antor
order direct from the Nursery. I
Correspondence solicited. Deatripure Cata-1
logne free to appllcanta
Address
JV A kVT V VsV V my, I
. Y.AI LlJJJLLl,
POMONA, Guilford Co., N. c
nr Rcllabia Salesman wanted in every I
county, a Ooa raying commission will be
aire o
TIME TABLE NO. 3
Palmetto Kailrnac) Co.
IBS
jN AND ArTEK FRIDAY, dec to, IS87
Trains wtU ran as follows, dolly except- sun-1
uy.
Gonra so era.
No 1 lasaenrer and Fr?lztt.
Leave llamiet, N. C 8.3) A. M
Arrive at Chcraw. s. c. 9.M A. M
Gorxo North.
No. 5-Paisenier aai Fretjtt:
Lea Cberaw. S. C.:.. .....IJ P. M.
Arrive at Hamlet. N. C s.v V. M.
CCl3tf W1L U llNCT UEL. Supt.
IT1 .t r t. . I
ine A0Ttu taronna rresuvicnan
I IS A
Religious Family Paper,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
and devoted to the intcliectiM, moral and
tpirttual interests of the peorl- 1
Ct the Ttrr best waters of thts Southrm rr.
ii B'xmocrs laoaf in Trrvroau''ni3 Kiany i
bjtecUn Church. It Is t&nraa zh'.v onhoilox
oa )uc3uau9 ui ukp.wiur-. uuv irer una uui-
spoken in Its rtws oa all op-n iim'ionit. it
allows and Invttrs tree alHcusMoa wttntn the
bundi of courtesy.
In popularity tho
FaxssTTcstAS is eon.
stantly advanclas;.
.fc I
It is
Tho Papar for the Peplr,
and rrrsentaln ltscolnmnn matter to lit-nt
and instruct ail ans. classes sj.a .o.l.tlons :
(f HTln
i I rih
J U.
vv
rnco per annam. f5i: or for one jpxt to call to their asi3tajjce,iu time olspe
any new sutvntr. ? IV .a.trcs.i I . . . t , - . . !
JOHN mcLai:i1N.
a. m t-ropnetor.-w naungroa. c ; ti
AGENTS WANTED!
TO CANVASS FOK
i llmilm f iTif! nil ii fa Lnf
, . .
Bynoa. Samuel S. (-sunset-) Cox, late U. s.
Minister to Turkey. j
JLJmSJxJS0 pACrS
cox's Litrsr axd ikt rrroaT. '
facti asD rrx. histokt ako hchor.
The work sparkles with the brightest wit.
It co-talns numerous amuitn,; worirs. tut It ,
arte fives a clear, concise, ana Internal njrac-
roont the ottoman Empire, from Itstoun-i
oat w& to the present day.
.IlliLJL.-an,s UTC
- oniTih.vmi..Mrnuhki aini b win
work their territory -tor li it U won b," are
rortD," are
erkuxut
otaers wno win promise earnest were
accepieo.
EJror particulars addre.
. w. a. ufciiutKr.a inston. rs. t:.
General Axent tor North Carolina
; tfanttoa this paper.
laa 3
Josh. T. Jasxk v Ilitor Iz Prop'r
" : ' ' r " Wfi-MpoTos. If;' C-. .
u rnniMV nrnmi:nfl 1Pry
8 ATUR DAY. 0 V EMB E gi1
Entered at the frtoaTTvitolnoa,
as sccoaiKiAM matter, r
The French are air a In dicussincr
the provisioning of Paris in rasa -or
the German-, fn reHporwe,
reS Oolite.
are considering the best lueans of
preventing such provUkmiiur. In
i - .
the last warParli hail touip 1,800.00J
person within tier wall, Nov this
number would e about 3,000.000.
In thei4e 852,3(31 hiindrtsi weight
of Hour were u.Hi'd, all houh; after
i
Dcenilier 15. lh0. the flour contents
of the bread waoiily 23 per cent of
t.
1
the wliole. Tb 31.000 axen. 193.000
lieet nnd 9.000 4 - iue in sTore I tel
t:iirty-tiicht da, after whir
'
W,000
'o.xl conij'ted
mostly of
hor-'S ami ;rrtvtt
quatititif of j
eiTlT
pot ttH-.H, prsrre atnl fruits
The
?:o,il fatniii W!H
one of the
f the ejre.
ttiot I
Thei
,
vt-n i
(iniiiful featnrfR
necv!5i?y f lrin
lie iji.H'ifnfJi-rit
ii I at '.ill h.t. irt
Government im
RinVi.tOll U!CklV
rt t'e
i.pr...(.
t rein.ii
the rltv ar
r least.
jfci.iK.U.wa ii.orH than would
have
b?ej. under 4,rdlrfary circum.U.nces.
Could all the wa
ti and experienced
inconveniences been obviated in
cane of another! war? As matters
tdand at present French military
authorities say tliey could notJ For
the
carrying
ana uist
m ita..a a !
trihution of
bread an 1 coal! alone C4,200 cars
would ! necessary. At the time of
a moblization it Ivould be impcjssible
i i
to iiiki uen enoiign i
load the ears, to say nothing of the
original difficulty of getting the
materiaN. Food froui Russia !must
come through the Mediterranean,
and could be cut off by the Italian
and Austrian navies. America and
hnglana are ine only remaining
sources of supply. Were England
so disposed she could stop both in
stantly. Were s
mau ships could
Acuity througli -
le neutral, the Ger-
pass witnoul dit-
he channel and in-
tercept importat
ti.l
""
, ,. . . . I
uaruiysuppoBiiinouscase umiifciig-
land was an ally
or trance would
rvf tli a rnnitnl hn
the provisioning
possible, even if
l. A II
lie byurixs iiuwcu
ever so f reel v.
i .
These calculations
of the Ciermans n res up pose a con
R:firi. -mMn
of the (4erinan
navv, which they' are striving to at-
,. t, , . i i
tain with all possible speed. ! ;
U
. I I
I
It must be extremely gratifying to
Cleveland to read such
of the good things that are saying
. f , ' . . ,
auoui uuu iu jseiuocruuc papers mis
ran as come unuer nis notice, as a
ISA Ul pi C? Of Cll C SO I
to take this from
of matter referred
a recent number
of the Kausas Ci
y Star. Says' the
editor: 'As a ru
e, ex-Presidents of
the United States have been regard
ed as retired dignitaries. John
Quincy Adams returned to the House;
of Representatives, but this was! in
line with an active political life
which made him restless in his old
age. Gen. G rant became the world's
'guest in token of pis great military
career. Rutherford B. Hayes lives
Mq a quiet httle Ohio town on jtbe
money he saved out of his salary as j
President, aud occasionally speaks
at a county fair) or a soldiers! re-,
union. Hut Groyer Cleveland' In
the prime of life! and with air the
vigor aud ability which enabled him
to mount the ladder of political
fame so rapidly, returnto the prac
tice of his nrolefsion without osten
tationaud pursueMiie active iifeof
----- -
I a typical American. The example
he has set is by uq means the least
of the benefits
. . . I
le nas cuierrea
upon his cuuntryJ
The idrength of
lie Londou po
ice
force, roughly speaking, U about
1,000 men, from which uiaybeile
uuciru -,wa mru m no urtr riuuu ro
.i. r- iu.. .i I
I,.r,k.i...l .. .l.iL- vir.la .r..l millrir I
skyiirds and military
stations beyond metropolitan police
limit.-, or at special protection posts
at public ofTUe of buildings. T,h
i i
htrcngin oi me ponce iorce oi .ew
I York hi 183$ was about 3,
ir.ttiks, supplemented by
i poUc.'" together With the
call to their asi$tHiciu t
3.400 of ?all
"special
....it..,, ... .... ... - ,
jciai emergency, n una mis oi uerec.-
vp from Piukertbn's agency.
Tli Qrealj Majority
i
Of cases ot scrofula and other blood
dUeayes are lierctljtary, and there
fore difficult to cure. "But we whh
to. btate iu the iuoit positive, em-
phatio manner that Hood s Sarsa-
wrlHa loeH cure (Mrrofula in evry
form. The most Revere cases, too
terrible for description, have yielded
to thu nliclne (when all others
blood in anv way, tke Hood's Sa r-
M Iiarjjx " f j
1 ...t. j
mU ATcaknesa Po.lt It Car Free.!
j , .
.To TIIK LDITOH-Pleiise inform
vour readers that I have a positive
remedy for the thousand and one
ills winch arie from ileraneed fe-!
maleorgaus. I Mian ra ?iau to send
nny HJ. they wjU Mm, thelr Kx
press and P. O. address. Yours re-
male oriraus. I shhll be slad to send ;
specttully. Dr. J. H.' alARCHISI, 183
Genesee St., Uticai
N. Y.
lo cisr citirfn-
that for year lye have been tilling
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Oou-
: sumption. Dr. King srew '.He J'iiis.
llucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, .anil imve never hanilieti
remedies that sell as. welt, or that
have triven such uuiverwil itfcfav
. tion. We do not hesitate to guamn-
tee them every time, nnu we stani
ready to refund the purchase price,
If Mtif4ctoryrwulta do not Mlow
their use. These remedies have
t.n?.. m.n.ilnM.. nn.ll
on tl.ir irreat nonulantv norelv;Tf lum.
' wuii uicir Licm iiviiuiuiif i'uitij
on their merit?. Robert R. Bellamy,
wholesale and retail druggists. ;
TiltMlastoa DiMrlct Fourth Round
Jaarterty itln In Part. .
Elizabeth, Elizabetlitown, 2ov.
ettiHUl9(h. - ;.
Wticcaiuatr, Shilob. Nov. 14th and
19th. - '
ivuvrj M vii.i, ui." r7f, ii.i
mid 20tn ' - '
Brunswick Ml.Iun, Nov. 23th.
. "runswicK ,ircuir, ov, vnu ana
rairii
: Knaiisville, Charity, Dec. 3rd and
4th .
orncc vnurcti, jt-iiuin iuu, it - -
Grace Church,
F. I). Swindell,
Presiding Elder,
.--'--
Advfco tit Wotrirr. '
a k. a ax-F a a s 3 h a..w l iki"
should alwa. be nd 'when children
irn eiittitiir feib.
It rt?!ieve.the lit
' v ---- - -- -
, rje itnlTeier at once; it prln es nat
Jrau quiet siep ny renoyiug tnej
c" r' !". "u"lll?1M"-
.l"
i the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is tne best known reme
Jy for diarrhaa, whether arising
from teething or oth.r causes.
Twenty flve cents a bottle,
julv fi deod&w'.v
LEMON ELIXIR
f A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For biliousness and constipation,
take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Llmr.
For sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness.
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appet.te aud debility,
take Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon' Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's lVmou Elixir will not
fail you in any of the above uame
d
diseases, all of which arise from a
torpid or hseaseI liver, stoaiach,
kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozlev,
Atlanta C4n
I M.M. VI UI.V-U,
COc cts. and 1.00 ner bottle, at
j druggists.
I A Prominent Mlnlttr Wrilea.
i . i " '"
Ifla. tun r.ifti.wr .rontf- cutTar n
i w pom n 1 1 1 rruQT irvii aar i r ri ivpo r t tiupi'iic
"rt" V"'"' .V
nrnkirniinn in i if in wiimku inwriniMrpii
fcidoev,. and oostinatiou. I have
1 heen f.nrpil hv Dr. Mnzlv's T;piinn
Elixir and am now a w
Rkv. C. C.
irH0rM I Phn
m i7 q
No. 28 Tatnall St..
ell man.
Davis,
rch South,
No. 28 Tatnall St., Atlanta, Ga.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
s the most .indent and most scleral oX an
Useascs. . Scarcely a family is entirely free
rozn it, whilo thouunils everywhere are its
lufferiag slaves. Hood's Sarsaparilla has
a remarkable success In curing every form
" scfroiui;u ino ni?,fs severe ana pamiui
joitre, huTnor ln eyeSt caasuig partial
total blindness, yield to the powerful
.fleets of this medicine. It thoroughly re
moves every Impurity from the blood.
My little daughter's life was saved, as
we believe.' bv Hood's Sarsanarilla- ., Before
, ' ... rr , ,
uo a3 aiA uouiiia wiu silts uuu, I minims
tcrofula sores. One physician advised the
imputation of one of her fingers, to which
e reaed aiscnL When we began giving
ler Hood's Ktirsaparilla, a marked improve-
nent was noticed and by a continued use of it
icr recovery was complete. And she is now.
..i......
6 " Jf" ' ' olu"s . Ui
vroB, Auia, jjncom wunty, jue.
n n n
InJOOO S
Sarsaparilla
feldbyaildxneslrts. 1; six far f&. Prepared by
X X. liOOD A CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
IOO Oosoo Ono Dollar
Jon 30 Irr rt.tw nrro mon wed sat
fTTaTrTTTrer LOST er FAlLHf O fCAITEOOTl
n A I niWYrra"J aad KE&V0US UEBILITV
LaL 111 i ball m a ar w
ullIilnlilwUBN,w Atayuaauu, uxect
llllMtlMIIUrrttiwwrTiwiMimnMVp.
'.am I tltj trm UDftmUm mm fantfw C U it . mritttmmm
VEHICLES,!, VEHICLES!
joFPBKiFOK Sale a large numbek
AND A GREAT VAKIETY OF
Sccjnd-IIaud TeliicJes,
All la good order and ready for immediate
i
ikPir
Call and;
They will be sold very Jlowj for icath or
i get a good bargain at
ORBELL'S STABLES,
Jjatl. T Cor. Third and Princess fits. .
JUDGES. ; . ;
DISTRICT, RESIDENCE.
fje0. n. Brown, !
1
A
3
4
5
6
'Bean fort. -
Edgecombe.
Wilson.
Wake.v -----.Guilford.
;
..Sampson. ? ' -
C uiuherland.
: Cabarrus.
Surry. " .
p,. Phillips.
Lt. Connor,
Spier Whi taker, ,
John A. Gilmer,.-
j. 'p Jjoykin.
j-niw C. McRae.
W.J.Moutiroinery, 8
t- fimx-nn. 0
-m " ' f
! innn it. livnuui. iw
?m. M. Shipp, 11
ij. II. Merrimon, -12
Mecklenburg
Buncombe.
SOLICITORS. .
! : jfAMK. , DISTRICT. RESIPK2Cfc.
-John W. Blonnt, 1 Perquimans.
. H. White, (col), 2
t Worthimrton. 3
Halifax.
Martin.
Wake.
Durham.
Duplin.
T. M. Argo,
4
5
r 6
W Al!.7n
It nirHVIIuru.
Frank McNeill,
4 lUCUIUUUUv
8 Ired'U.
9 Roi-kiniham.
10 CiildwelL
11 Mecklenburg
12 Buncombe.
B p. Ij0n
mu.- cut.
, v. H. Bo er.
y. L. Osborne,
. j a jtloCuV
TIMK OF HOLDING COURT.
FIRST-JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ISpring-Judge.Whitaker.;
; Full Tnrlr C!nnnor.
- ; ii.M1frt-t.-.'.tFwh:.l7.. Mav 2C. Nov.
. i,auTori- -ic t?o. 1 1.
- tni
Tlirritci5 March 3, Sept. 1.
fJi Camden Mareh 10, Sept. 8.
I . Pa-qiiotank-a arc n r , ptv.
" Perquimans -March 24. Sept. 22,
Chowan al arch 31, Sept. 2'J. ,
Gates April 7, Oct. 6. .
Hertford -April 17, Oct. 13.
i Washington April 21, Oct. 20
iTyrrell April 28, Oct. 27.
Bare May 5, Nov. 3.
Hvde May 12, Nov. 10.
Pamlico -May 19, Nov. 17.
SKCOXD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Wouiack.
Fall Judge Whitaker.
Halifax fMarch 3,May 12, Nov.10.
Northampton JJan. 20, March 31,
April 1, Sent. 20.
Bertie Feb. 3, April 28. Oct. 27.
Craven tFeb. 10. May 26, Nov: 24.
Warren March 17, Sept. 15.
Edgecombe April 14, Oct. 13.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spri ug Judge Boykm.
Fall Judge Womack.
Pitt -Jan. 6, March 17, Jun 9,
Sept. 15.
Franklin Jan. 20,April 14, No ; 10.
Wilson tFeb. 3, June 2, Oct. 27.
Vh nee Feb. 17, May 19, Oct. 13.
Martin March 3, Sept. 1. JDec. 1.
Greene March 31, Sept, 29.
Nash April 28, Nov. 17.
I FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
UP IUK u uuec iuovut
i - rfliTn(l?(, Bovkin
WnkP-M.an. fi. tFeb. 24. Mareh
i " - - -
i -
W tApril 21.-July 9, fAug. 27, Sept.
TUCt. U.
Wayne Jan. 20, March 10, April
14, Sept. 8, Oct. 13.
Harnett Feb. 3, Aug. 4, jNov. 24.
Johnston-rFeb, 10,Aug. 11, Nov.10.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge ArmCeld.
; Fall judge Macitae.
Durham. -Jan. 13, March 24, June
2, Oct. 13.
Granville Jan. 27, April 21, July
21,: Nov. 24.
Chatham Feb. 12, May 5,Sept,29.
Guilford Feb. 17, May 2G, Aug. 15,
Dec. 8.
Alamance March 3, May 19, Oct.
27.1 -
Grange March 17, Aug. 4, Nov. 3
Caswell April 14, Aug. 14, No v. 10
Person April 14, Aug. 19, Nov. 17
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Graves.
; Fall Judge Armheld.
Pender March 10, Sept. 8. .
New Hanover t Jan. 20, tApril 13,
.tSept. 22.
Lenoir Feb. 3, Aug. 10, Nov. 10,
Duplin Feb. 10, Aug. 4, Nov. 24.
Sampson tFeb. 24, April 28, Oct,
C, Dec. 8.
Carteret March 7, Oct. 20.
Jones March 24, Oct. 27.
Onslow March 31. Nov. 3.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Bynum. '
j Jball Judge, Ct raves.
. Columbug Jan. 13, March 31, Julv
Anson Man. 6, tApril 28, Sept. 1,
TiNOV. 24.
Cumberland Jan. 20, tMay S.July
zi, JSOX. 10.
Robeson Jan. 17,May 19,Sept.29
Richmond Feb. 1' June 2, Sent
15, Dec. 1.
Bladen March 17, Oct. 30.
Brunswick April 7, Sept. 8.
Moore March 3, Aug. 11, Oct. 27
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Shipp. .
Fall Judge Bynum.
Cabarrus JJ ah. 27. April 28.
Iredell Feb. 3, Mav 29. Aue- 4.
iNOV. if.
Rrpran Feb. 17, May 5, Aug. 19,
Nov! 17.
David son -March 3,Sept. 1,'Dec.l
Randolph-March 17, Sept. 15. "
Montgomerv March 31, Sept. 29.
Stanly April 7, Oct. 13.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Merrimon.
j Fall Judge Shipp.
Rockingham Jan. 20, July 21,
Novj3. -
Forsyth Feb. 3, May 19, Oct. 20.
Yadkin Feb. 17, Sept. 22.'
Wilkes March 3, Sept. 8.
Alleirhanv March 17, Sept. 1:
avie March 31, Oct. 6.
. Stokes April 14, Aug. 4, Nov. 10
Surry April 21. Aug. 19, Nov. 17
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Brown.
' ! Fell Jhdge Merrimon.
Henderson Feb. 10, Julv 13.
Barke- jlarch 3, Aug. 4."
Caldwell March 17, Sept, 1.
Ashe March 24, Mav 26, Aug. 18.
"Watauga April 7, Aug. 25.
Mitchell April 14. Sept. 8. ,
Yancey April 28. Sept. 22.
McDowell May 12, Oct. 6.
1 RLKVKNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. -
Spring Judge Phillips.
. - Fall Judge Brown.
Catawba Jan. 13, July IS
Alexander Jan. 27, July 28,
rJecklenbiircL -tLTeU. 'HI, Aii''.t
Gaston March ITOctv &.-it-iK I -
Lineolu MareIi 31,Sept.2a. . i -Cleveland
A pril 7. Aujj. 4tOX 20. i i
Rntherford April 21, lie t. 27.! -: :J
PolkPMay Sv Nov. 10 - J 1r
. TWELFTH -JUDICZAI DISTRICT.
spring J txdge Conndr.S -
; ' - Fal!Judge.PhiI!'fpp;
Madison Feb. 24,Jnly 28. tNov.17.
B u ncomber-t M a rclr ; 10, tAti g." 11.
tDec 1. J 1 ." vf-'---- v. v-!-;,3
f Tfansylvama March 31, Sept; i;
HaywootI ipnl 7. ept. 6. i
- Jackson April 22, Sept. 22.
Macon Ma v 5, Sept. 29. ,
Clay Mav 12, Oct. 8.
Cherokee Ma v 19. Oi t. 13. .
Gra ham J nne 2, Oot . 27.
S-rain June 9th, Nov.. 3. -'-..
For criminal, cases:. . ; - :i
t For'civil ease? alone, f ' ; -
.. J For ciit ease - alone -eieept
cases.'- -- --'r:"2'P ' :''l
CRIMDfAI CIRCUIT COURTS .-
.
jail
'
J'
vsiw irA'ovKn countt
4Pil a era W 1 ltirtiptttt '
r- .
t.J uag
B.nL R. Mcore: WihniiurtotSoiicM the stories keep onr hearts Tonn
" . 1 r : - -v-' r ,
tor. - : : -..:-. !
Oliver P. Meares. Judge. "
Geo. E. Wilson. Charlotte, Solio
Court begins J.ah 6. '-.March 17, May i whatisgoinjon: mywi
is, juy xis,epr. -imov 'U 'o ? SkkeVaU herdrea&?5W
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