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FRIDAY, FFIJKCAKY xi, iS.
i.i:t r mam: oooii koaps.
In n f) o.c 'hiivg do the people
lack progressiveness so much as in
that of (i )d R'j ids. Mechanics,
arts, -cie;icc3, and nearly ever
other conceivable study or project
forge ahead and gain acceleration
for further progress from the teem
ing brain and industry of a work
ing humanity; but our highways
with the exception of a few spo
radic cases which ought to become
contagious in the Union, are left
for the elements to redestroy after
every yearly patch up. Already,
for the "fixing and patching" of
roads there has been appropriated
sufficient money which, had it been
expended to their intelligent im
provement, would have made the
States of this Union a fairyland
And what is so evident of the
States collectively is the truth
about each and every separate one
It is only in recent years that
Good Roads has become a subject
which must eventually obtain from
the people full and free recognition
of its merits. They are, in fact, an
absolute necessity. Previously,
even an apology for an Appian
Way in tins country was not noted
for being frequently found; but
where the people have been so for
tunate as to have foreseen the
advantages of good roads they
have made their section a busy
point of trade and a garden spot
of agriculture. To verify this it is
only necessary to name some sec
tions which have made it a busi
ness to have highways of an ap
proved type the Shenandoah Val
ley of Virginia, extending from
Staunton, Va., to Martinsburg, V.
Va., 125 miles of macadam inter
sected east and west by other pikes;
the pikes of Washington, Freder
ick, and Carroll counties, Md.;
those of the Cumberland Valley
and of York, Lancaster, and Ches
ter counties I'a.; throughout the
Blue Grass Region, Kentucky, "the
land that seems to talk;" Southern
Ohio, reaching for 100 miles in
several directions from Cincinnati;
Chippewa county, Mich., 160 miles,
the banner county of the States
for roads, and New Jersey with
2S3 miles of macadamized road
ways built since 1S93 at an expense
of S-i'.W-
While the amount expended in
New Jersey seems enormous, it is
stated that considerable more than
that sum had been spent in years
previous on crazy quilt patchwork
which lasted only the season.
In North Carolina we have a
shining example of what good
roads will do for a place Charlotte,
with all the progressiveness of its
energetic citizens could not have
made such rapid strides had it not
been for the good highways lead
ing to it. and that very one thing
has made it better known in dis
tant sections than any other city
of the State. It is known in the
North as "the only hustling town
in North Carolina."
McDowell needs good roads.
They would add to the value of
every farm; they would reduce the
cost of transportation to this mar
ket one half; they would beautify
the country and act as an induce
ment for people to settle here, and
would bring trade to Marion,
that now goes elsewhere. As it
now is there are times when the
farmer's family is practically iso
lated from the world, the cond ition
of the roads being such that they
cannot be traveled.
The fees for marriage licenses
in Rhode Island are higher in that
State than in those adjoining, aid
the ministers have petitioned the
Rhode Island Legislature to reduce
them and so keep mariiage candi
dates within its borders. This is
only another instance wherein
high tariff does not protect home
industrv.
"It is better to open the mills
than the s lver mines," said Presi
dent McK-nley. Put we reckon if
both were wide open and running
on full time and wages it would be
still better.
It begins to look as though Mc-
nicy'
wav of prosperity"
run up against the people's
( indignation" about next
Conokess is carefully maintain- i
ing its reputation for doing noth
ing. The daily routine is devoid
of any special interest, the consid
eration of the appropriation bills
being the only business of impor
tanc that is allowed by Dictator
Reed. The failure of the Dirg'ey
bill to raise the needed revenue
by an estimate of Si 00,000,000 is
worrying the leaders of the Reput -lican
party and they are eagerly
scanning the commercial horizon
for the dawn of prosperity to help
them out of their predicament.
They shut off the motive power
and still expect the machinery to
run. All they can do now is to
wait, Micawber-like, for something
to turn up. This will happen next
November.
Tiik prohibitive duties of the
Dinglev tariff bill are causing
trouble in our commercial rela
tions with Germany. Under the
guise of protection, this measure
has built a barrier against foreign
importations, and now Germany
retaliates by issuing a decree, on
various flimsy pretexts, excluding
American products from admission
into the empire. Germany's action
is no more than natural, and we
can see no ground for just protest,
as this country took the initiatory
in the exclusion game when Con
gress passed the Dingley trust
fostering bill.
The presence of Mormon mis
sionaries in North Carolina is an
affront to the intelligence of her
people. Their history as a church
is besmeared with crime and blood
shed and darkened by ignorance,
and their whole scheme is to play
upon the susceptibleness of the less
intelligent people, of which 250,000
white people may be found in
North Carolina who can neither
read nor write. The presence of
Mormon missionaries is a strong
argument for a compulsory educa
tion law.
Talk about the United States
silver dollar having depreciated !
Mr. James Ten Eyck, of Albany,
N. V., has one of the date of 1804,
which is valued at $6,000. There
are said to be but seven of this
date in existence.
Governor Russell has been
vaccinated, but we fear it will not
prove efficacious. What he needs
is a preventive of further insanity
in his conduct.
Ao oRiiiNf. to Republicanism
and its subsidized president, the
open sesame to ''national honor"
is to pay bondholders in gold.
The ire Trust was but recently
established, but already wire and
nails have advanced $1 per ton.
A IiKM'KKAOO CAl'TlltKI).
The Yancey County Outlaw, Geo. XV. Mc
Courry, Finally l.anilwl in Jail.
Correspondence of The Messenger.
PruNSViLLE, N. C, Feb. 7, 1S9S.
Preston II. Feltz, deputy sheriff
of Yancey county, succeeded, after
a desperate effort, in capturing and
safely lodging in jail the noted
desperado, George W. McCourry,
who has for a long time bid defi
ance to the officers of the law.
The number of indictments
against McCurrv are 111 a 11 3 aud
embrace most all the offences in
the criminal code from, house
burning, injury to property, selling
liquor, down to simple assault. It
will he remembered that 111 the late
Peterson and McCourry killing, in
Yancey county, that the dwelling
of S. S. Peterson was burned at
night after the killing. George
McCourry is now indicted for that
burning.
George has long been a terror,
not only to Yancey county, but to
many counties in western North
Carolina and adjacent parts of
Tennessee, having lately given
"Uncle Sam's" otlicers a scare
they have not yet entirely iccov
ered from.
Deputy Sheriff Felt deserves
the gratitude ot all good citizens,
and no doubt he will receive it.
Due must be very sly to escape his
vigilance.
Citizen of Yancey Co.
'. KY A N TIIK CANlllOATK.
Th.it i the ! i-ioii of the silver Men
in Coiiree.
The numerous conferences held
recently by the silver men in Con
gress have culminated in au agree
ment on a plan for co-operation
with respect to the elections to the
next Congress, both House and
Senate. The silver Republic. ins
and Populists held a conference
last week in the committee room
of Senator Allen, of Nebraska, and
i greed upon a plan. Every silver
Republican and every Populist.
Senator and Repiesentative, was
present, and the conference was
eutiicly harmonious aud was unan
imously in favor of co-operation
with the Democrats in elections
M-'st fall, looking to a general
e.;-oporatio!! ill the presidential
election of P. mo.
There was also a unanimous ex
mession of opinion during the
informal discussion that Mr. Pryan
was the logical candidate for the
presidency of the eu operation sil
ver forces. Co operation will be
encouraged in all sectious.
Honor Roll at Marion Institute for Janu
ary, 18W8.
Requirements: 'JO on lecitations
and no demerits.
Arthur McCall, Roscoe Cline,
Harry Cline, Millard Kirby,
Olena McNeely, Myrtle McXeely,
Ben Poteat, Kate Fmley, Maty
Logan Gilkey, Ha Frazer, Kate
Hyams, Seagle Halliburton, Lottie
Miller, Carson Sinclair. Leon Neal,
Anna Laura IJIanton, Lucile Plan
ton, Charlie May IJIanton, Mary
McDonald, Alice Proctor, Sam
Pioctor, Genie Carter, Saliie Fin
ley, Willie Pollard, Essie Morgan,
MM Is IJuldix, Agnes White, Ed
win Guy, Ei'nmell Guy. Julia Chase,
lien Sisk, Charles Ellis, Maude
Greenlee, Annie Greenlee, Mabel
Greenlee, Ad. Gilkey, Mollie Dy
sart, Fanny Crawfoid, Freda
Hyams, Josie Gruber.
The Greatest Discovery Yet.
W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa,
III., Chief, says: We won't keep
house without Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
aud Culds. Experimented with
many others, but never got the
true remedy until we used Dr.
King's New Discovery. No other
remedy can take its place in our
home, as in it we have a certain
and sure cure for coughs, colds,
whooping cough, etc." It is idle
to experiment with other remedies,
even if they are urged on you as
just as good as Dr. King's New
Discovery. They are not as good,
because this remedy has a record
of cures and besides is guaranteed.
It never fails to satisfy. Trial
bottles free at White & Yancey's,
Marion, and W. II. Disosway's, Old
Fort.
Kducate Your llowel With Cascaretfi.
Camlv cathartic cure constipation forever
lOe. If c. c. c. fail, drufyists refunu money.
1ETJ. C Howrenstein's Photo
Gallery will be ready for business
next week.
The Kntertainmeut.
A full house heard the program
rendered Friday night. The
weather was auspicious, and there
was much local interest. The sing
ing was excelleut, and the Japan
ese fan drill beautifully acted by
young ladies in llowing costumes
of cream, blue and red. The com
edy at the close was acted with
interest and spirit.
In the hall after the program,
refreshments of cream and cake
were served, netting about r'll.
At the door $33 was received.
The music was furnished by
mandolin and piano.
A OOI LKTTKK.
Front the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Fernandina, Fla., Feb. 28, '9G.
Mr. J. George Stjiirer, Drug
gist, City :
Dear Georfje: Please send me a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. I would not feel easy if
I knew there was none of this valu
ble Remedy in the house. I have
given it a fair test and consider it
one of the very best remedies for
croup that I have ever found. One
dose has always been suflicieut,
although I use it freely. Any cold
my children contract yields very
readily to this medicine. I can
conscientiously recommend it for
croup and colds in children.
Yours respectfully,
Geo. E. Wolff.
Sold by M. F. Morphew.
The Messenger and the Silver
Knight-Watchman one year for
1.50. This is a 16 page weekly
paper, with Senator Stewart as
editor. Hons. William Jennings
Bryan, II. M. Teller, John W.
Daniel, Jos. W. Bailey, J. T. Mor
gan, John McLaurin, Benton Mc
Millin, S. M. White, F. T. DuBois,
J. C. S. Blackburn and A.O.Bacon
are among the contributors.
Mr. Ward L. Smith, of Freder
ickstown, Mo., was troubled with
chronic diarrlnea for over thirty
years. He had become fully satis
tied that it was only a question of
a short time until he would have
to give up. He had been treated
by some of the best physicians in
Europe and America, but got no
permanent relief. One day he
picketl up a newspaper and
chanced to read an advertisement
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrlnea Remedy. He got a
bottle of it, the first dose helped
him, and its continued use cured
him. For sale by M. F. Morphew.
Kveryhody Says So.
Cascarets Candy cathartic, the most won
dertul medical discovery ot the aire, pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, net uentlv and
positively on kid:ies. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, disril colds, cure
headache, level, habitual constipation and
biliousness. I'lease buy and try a box of c.
C. C. to-day: lo. 1.". .o cents-. Sol J . and
Kuarar. teed to cure by all druists.
A further hearing m the railway
lease care will he laid before
Special Master Craige at Salisbury
Friday. Judge Avery, ot counsel
for the defendants, Governor Rus
sell et al, desires to have certain
books of the Southern Riilway
produced by its officers aud aii
effort will be made at this time to
obtain them. A similar request
at a former hearing was refused.
Fiom everywheie come words of
praise for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. "Allow me to cougratu
late you on the merits of your
Remedy. It cured me of chronic
hrobchitis when the doctor could
do nothing for me." CrJAs-. F
II em el, Toledo, O. For sale by
M. F. Morphew.
Ma.orChas. B. Way. a well
known resident of Buncombe
county, died at Grace on Saturday,
aged (Is vears.
A sur Tiling tir Yun.
A t:-:i!!s.-i:ti..n in which wti canm-t l.-stia
urc thitu:. lti!i,.ur;c. vlck hca.laihc. fur-ri-a
t':.j:i.c. lever, jiilcs :unl a. tlmusanj other
ills arc causo! by c n'.i;.ati n arnl Iuih
Iimt. C.Ki.'in-t-i can.lv cathartic, the won-ik-rf.:l
new liver tiiiu!atit ami intestinal
tunic are ty al! ilra'ists uruarantfetl to cure
or moilt-v rr-tii nilki . - . - r. .. w. u : -
I Try a tox to-ilay; l(c. I'.'lc, "Oc. S.-nnjlc ami
' liookkt trie at all tlrujjfosts.
List of Jurors.
Tlie following is the list of juroif
for McDowell Supeiior Couit to
convene Monday. March 7th:
FIRST WEEK.
S. A. Hensley, S. A. Laresey,
Jesse Hollifield, T. '. Hemphill,
W. A. Goiortu, J T. Durham, J.
Ii. Coxey, Noah Turner, J. F. Fat
ton, T. L. Tate, J. L. Burgese, N.
R. McCoy, W. C. Hogan, A. E.
Rowe, L. L Walker, C. L. Carr.
Geo. L. Poteet, W. A. Cuthbertsou.
SEfO.VD WEEK.
A. I). Erwin, G. R. Morris, W
C. Elliott, Emmiel Louis, J. D
Laughridge, J. A. Anrood, J. M.
Neal, M. II. Bird, J. L. Laugh
ridge, J. S. Wilson, E. L Green
lee, J. Luther Elliott, J. Z Page,
B. E Wat kins, G. C. Ellington.
John Rich.
TO Cl'IiK A COLO IX ONK WAY
Take Laxative Uromo Ouinine Tablets. All
I'runnits refund the money if it fails to Cure
23 cents.
Robert Hancock has been given
until tue liw mst. to resign as
president of Atlantic & North
Carolina railroad.
Ltucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world foi
Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, tever Sores, letter. Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud
all Skin Emotions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give neilect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by G. I. White, Marion, and XV. II.
uisosway, oiu l ore.
Sunday tire in Savannah, Ga.,
caused a loss of j?1L'5,000. Among
the buildings burned is the Cathe
dral of St. John the Baptist. On
Monday the Highland hotel at
Aiken, S. O, was burned, causing
a loss of 70,000, and the same
day a tire at Atlantic City, N. J.,
damaged buildings to the amount
of 0.3,000.
A few months ago, Mr. Byron
Every, of Woodstock, Mich., was
badly afflicted with rheumatism.
His right leg was swollen the full
length, causing him great suffering.
He was advised to try Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. The tirst bottle
of it helped him considerably and
the second bottle effected a cure.
The L'o and 50 cpnt sizes are for
sale by M. F. Morphew.
Sale of Valuable Mining Lands.
BY VIRTUE of sundry executions in ma
llards issued against Ihe Marion Bul
lion Company and the Marion Improvement
Company. I will sell, at the eourt house in
Marion, on
Wednesday 9th of March, 1898,
for cash, to the highest bidder, the following
described property: What is known as the
Duckworth, or Marshall, boundary, contain
ing about l.OTU acres. Fully described in
a deed from II. C. Hemming und wile to the
Marion Bullion Company, so-called, and
registered in Book 1. page -13C, and follow
ing, in the office of the Register of Deeds, in
Marion, McDowell county.
Also the interest of the Marion Bullion
Company in eleven other tracts described in
the above deed from II. C. Demming and
wife to the said company. All located in
Braekettown, in said county.
Also the following tracts of land in Old
Fort township: one of 0 to acres and one of
oM) acres, conveyed by Fugene Orissom and
wile and Mrs Mary A. Lawrence to the Ma
rion Improvement Compativ: recorded in
book 15, pageoOl. in said Register's office.
Also one tract of 35 acres, conveyed bv
Virginia C. Upton to said company, and re
corded in book 1 0, page 4-01.
Also tract of 50 acres, conveyed by A, Hig
gins and wile and Henrietta Iliggins. and
recorded in book 16, page 4-7'j.
Also one tract oi Go acres, conveyed by
James Upton and wife to said company, anil
recorded in book 10, page 4U4-.
Also the interest of said company in several
tracts described in a deed from William
Owens and wile to the said company, and
dated the 2th of August, lh87. Registered
in book 16, page 4-S'J.
Also one Huntington gold mill, the prop
erty of said improvement company.
This February the 7th 180S.
K. L. NICHOLS,
iebll-4w. Sherirt of McDowell County.
0
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"A MAN MUST AT TO INt."
T1?jK IIAVKon hand a fresh .stork of such goods, with all kinds ot
VA I'lain ami F.wicy Candies ami other Confections. We h;li j
keep on sale a supply of frej.Ii home fruits: also, foreign fruits, !
such as Lemons. Oranges and Fiirs. Selected Mixed Nuts. The !,-: 1
brands of Flour sold. We oiler the best Cigars, Cigarettes und
Tobaccos. Goods exchanged for Eggs, Iiutter. etc. Our motto is
"Ouiek Sales and Small 1'iofits. Call and see our stock.
Most lJK.srEcii ully,
MIDDLE OF SEIGLE BLOCK.
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Leading Clergymen of Every Denotation ITB2 m
Arivisfi Paine's Celery Compound.
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Like Goldsmith's parson who
Tritd each art, reiroved each dull
delay,
Allured to brighter worlds and led the
way,
great preachers throughout the
country have been the most until
ing and earnest in telling the truth
about Pai nes celery compound, in
urging sick people to use it, and at
the same time they themselves
have employed the great remedy
in thoir own homes with results
that have steadily kept up their
faith in its health giving powers.
It is significant that Paine's cel
ery compound stands alone as the
one remedy that is freely used in
the homes, not only of clergymen,
but of all liberally as well as pro
fessionally educated men : physi
ci.ms, lawyers, school teachers and
others, while every other remedy
purporting to accomplish ojtial
results is promptly shown the door.
.No class of men have the public
good so disinterestedly at heart as
clergymen ; none others see so
intimately the a Hairs of so many
homes. It is their business to know
the sad side,soriows and sufferings.
As confidant, confessor and com
forter they learn the truth as even
the physician often fails to do.
Aud clergymen recommend
Paine's celery compound wherever
they enter a home where some
member needs a general building
up of the body, a purifying of the
blood aud a stiengthening of tired
nerves.
The old Xatioual Jiitclliji nc r, I
published in Washington City, 1). j
0 , although in its t7th year, j
appears fjuite young ami ftisky in
its 10 page form, fresh from tie
monotype each week. Sentl ten
cents for three months' trial trip
to National Intelligencer Pub. Co .
Washington, 1). C.
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Anyone Feni'.nff askc-trh pr.d (iorr:: ti'.n rr.riy
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tlnns strictly oot.a.lfii! inl. Hatii1tK,k n CHtfi.ti
Bent free. ol1i-t ii'Ufy f'-r -ccunt.tr j.atei.t-.
Fatents taken thr.urh M'inn & Co. rcitlvo
tptri.il n'tice, with iut ch-irk-e. In the
Scientific American.
A har.dnmely illnstrHte.i weekly. Lnreet r,r
Cultttion 't any ciei'title J-iurnal. Terrn.a. f a
feir: foax months, 1. Al by all r.evrdea!-r.
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Kranch Office. CS F St, WasbiDtrton, It. C.
AND HE WANTS HIS FANCY AND FAM- j
ILY GROCERIES GOOD AND FRESH. I
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Aiiotli l great pieachc: , the K v.
S. Domer, pistol of .St. P.un's
English Lut her:.i ii chun h, V.' Isl
ington, 1). C. s :
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ITc'v, liichnrtlxou d' Co. :
(iebt'.emeii Have taken Paine's
celeiy compound as a tonic, am!
am pleased to certify that so f.r as
I have been able to'test it I have
found ir ;iite satisfactory.
Yours, veiy ti uly,
i. Domki:,
lit. Paul's En if. Lutli. Chiiieh.
It ean:i:)f be repeat! d too ( lien
that the stomach is the fountain
which supplies every part of tin
body. If the. stoma' h is sick, the
brain, hcait, liver, bowels and kb!
neysareali sick. The trouble m iy
all be felt in one spot; it may be
in the stomach itse-ll, or it may be
in the brain, or m a rheumatic
muscle. It will be fel; in the weak
est place. Paine's celery com
pound is lnlly competent to correct
all such disordered conditions of
the stomach, and to restore a
healthy, hearty tone that will
enble it to meet, every demand
made upon it by hard worked
brain, heart and nerves.
A dyspeptic stomach cannot
furnish sweet, healthy chyme, as
the digested food is called, but
aeids and poisonous g.iscs, ami
the brain and neives thus get poi
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son instead of food. It is not toml
wed digested that produces tlli
and hiood. Paine; ci-lery cei i
pounil disposes tie body to tali;
on lli'sb. It makes the biea:li
.-Wicti'i, t!n' s'reatli more -n. hir
ing, the body plamper and tie
spM its !ettei .
Dyspej)' !'.s ami tier von-:, sw-Ly
persons. wIms.vc whoh livt s ate a
failure, both as to enjo.N incut ai.d
usefulness, ought to learn lit w
elosely their debility, aehes a;.d
pains di'perd on their .'M iieral i u :
ln n comlition, and that J he sea
si bh last i ng care can only t or e
from bmhling up their eiai.u
healtli antl eoiist it nt ion. Tin
tie g.-aml misitit! of paine's e. 1
ei y !'omi)ouml. It cnr s iifiiia!
gia, i hcumali-m, stomieh tionbles,
blood iliseaes and he;n!a !a s ly
this enligl.t-i.'ed, broif! f leaf ment.
Pure b!o;id anil plenty of V, 0,11a-:,
.-atisli.ctoi ily fed nercsanda cm-
lifion td' tie brain tlat makes
sound, sweet, sleep a sefegtianl
against all ik i oiis troubles eoine
when P -tine's celery compound 1
used. If you are 4'piayel out," to u-- a
forcible street phrase, can't digest,
can't work and have lost ceina-e.
Panic's eeleiy eompouml will show
itself to tin' best fi ieial you evt t
had. It will enable you to former
. our stomach, and will lt for ,u
what it has done for so many
o'Ih is- make on again a hralt:i;,
ae;ive man or woman.
- AGENCIES-
Life Insurance Company,
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Casualty Co.,
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Mutual ii.iraia-e Co
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rj tfj always reaJy f r the w tii-urtSStrJ S
l ni-n- Hare's no ir.istike ir-ui 1
this. Er.cr.-y rr.sy n.iiS ;t mark. Taln.t f
f i wulect. but there is always a welcome i
and measure i success for gooj clothes, f
v - nivti - j - 1 11 v.iuiii, lunula t
J tt'ho.e ?r-!act!'.o are D' tcd tverr here for cboli
'f"-s mj'triI, neat 6t aol eU!i, aad ptrfect op-t-4U
J st.lc. A "BORN" ijlt of cluthet U po- X
ptrt ti the Uorli rrlco'f.hii.r Q
. A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. I
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