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TELEPHONE NO. 168.
THURSDAY Sept. 23
Consul General Fitzhugh Lee is in
Washington, but state department
officials declare that his visit has no
official significance, and that he will
return to Cuba about the first of
October. That is more, however,
than Gen. Lee has said.
Rev. Sam Small has gone to Ken
tucky and Ohio. He will take an
active part in the campaign in both
States, making Democratic speeches
He recently had a conference with
Mr. Bryan, and he will probably
tell the Kentucky and Ohio voters
some of the things thay talked about.
A motorman in Atlanta has been
indefinitely suspended for resenting
an insult offered a young lady on a
traction car by one of the soldiers
from Fort McPherson . A petition
is being circulated among citizens
asking his reinstatement and com
mending him for his chivalry, which
seems to be somewhat at a discount
in Atlanta justnowespecially among
Uncle Sam's brave soldier boys at
the fort.
A unique entertainment for charity
purposes is on the Atlanta boards
for the early part of next month. It
is to be a prize military drill by a
company of young ladies, given for
the benefit of the Grady hospital
under direction of the ladies' aux
iliary of that institution. Forty
young ladies have agreed to become
members Jof the company and have
been hard at work "shouldering
arms" and right-wheeling for a week
or more, drilling unde.' command of
Lieutenant Foster, of the Capital
City Guards. They will carry regu
lation rifles and wear a natty uni
form, being specially made for the
event. The show is sure to draw a
crowded house.
The fact is noted that a suspected
thief lately arrested by the Kansas
City police carried in his pocket and
diligently perused while in custody,
not a tale of blood, murder and
crime, but Beatrice Harraden's
"Ships That Pass in the Night."
This is taken as a singular circurn
stance, it being a popular belief that
most criminals are made so by read
tng bad books, and that after they
enter upon a career of systematic
wickedness they read nothing else
The observations made by the offi
cers of prison libraries show that
the literary tastes of prisoners are
fairly good, and that they seem most
inclined to standard fiction.
IASPER IT. JACtiARY.
If the Havanese shall not be alarm
ed at the prospects of the dredging
of the harbor of their city in order
to admit the floating dock which has
'been towed over from Eugland for
the use of the naval ships of Sp 'in
they will display even more than
their ordinary indifference for sani
tary surroundings. Havana harbor
has been (or nearly four hundred
years the sink of a notoriously un
salubrlous city, and the sluggish
and tideless waters of the bay cover
an accumulation of filth the stirring
v up of which will mean death to all
who shall breathe the noxious exha
lations. The condition of LTtrana
harbor, however, is merely typical
of the rottenness which permeates
Spain's colonial administration
The newspaper men who trios to
interview Mr. Gorman on politics
meet with the usual result. He in
terviews them and finds out what
they nuow, but doeot tell thi-m
what he knows. Whether Senator
Gorman intends to retire froiii pub
lic life at the expiration ! his pres
ent term is a question that is still
being discussed bolh by his friends
and his enemies, but whatever may
be his intentions about retiring,
there is uo doubt about his inten
tion to regain Maryland for the
democratic party, nor of his confi
dence in his ability to accomplish
that result. His expansive smile
when existing republican dissen
sions in the State are mentioned
shows his satisfaction with the situ
ation. Boekien'a Arnisa Salve.
The best salve in the world tor
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by all druggists.
NOTICE OP SALE.
By virtue of authority given in a
mortgage from Burton Manguui and
wi'e recorded in Register's office of
Wake county, in book 106, page 144, I
will sell on Monday, the 27th day of
September, 1897, at public auction for
cash at the court house door of Wake
county, the lfMids conveyed in said
mortgage, same being situated near
Wake Forest college, Wake county,
N. C, adjoining the lands of the late
W. G. Simmons, the late J. S. Pure
foy, the late W. T. Walters and oth
ers, and described as follows:
First Lot Begins at a pine corner
of the land of said W. U. Simmons
and W. T. Walters and runs thence
south 39 degrees, west 6 75-100 chains
to a stone on south side of the Walters
road; thence north S7i degrees, west
6 23-100 chains to a stone on the Wal
ters path: thence north 42 degrees,
east 8-85 chains to the beginning, con
taining 2 12-100 acres
Second Lot Begins at a stone cor
ner of above named lot on said Wal
ters path, runs thence north 42 de
grees, west 5 16-100 chains to a stone,
corner of King Young's on Caroline
Montague's lot, in said Simmons line:
thence south 27 degrees, west 3 45 100
chains to a stone on the north side of
said Walters path; thence south 814
degrees, east 5 a-100 chain- to the be
ginning, containing 83-100 of an acre,
being land conyeyed to liurfin Man
gum by deed recorded in s.iid book
106, page 143 Time of salt; 12 o'clock
m. This August 2ti. IXMT
J. N. H'ii.liimc;,
ag27-30d Moree.
We "are daily receiving our new fall line of shoes,! consisting of all
thelnew styles, new colors and new toes. We are displaying decidedly
the cheapest and nobbiest line oi shoes ever shown in the city.
Every pair strictly up-to-date in styie and quality. Oxford Ties at
cost.
S.
sCHOW
Va
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scarf pins, belt pins, link cuff buttons,
All these are rolled
II ii rw "riw j
We are prepared to take up your drafts.
OURFALLSTOCK
Is now complete and we can save you
money. 1 ,000 pairs "JOc socks at 5c a pair.
iron'
Nerves just as snreljr'conm from the use of
Hood') Barssparilla as doea the cure ot
Bocotnta, salt rheum, or other ao-called
blood dieeaeea. Thia is simply becaese
the blood aBeota the condition ot all the
bones, muscles and tissues. If it Is im
pure it cannot properly sustain Jhese
parts. If made pure. rich, red and vital
lied by Hood's Saraapaiilla, it carries
health Instead of disease, and repairs the
worn, nervous system as not hint? else can
do. Thus nervous prostra'ion, hysteria.
neuralgia, ueari paipiwiiiuii, -j
LMlood's
Sarsaparilla
Because It iB the One True Blood Purifier.
"7. 7. . . ari- the bi-st after-dinner
Hood s Pills iiiis. uiK'-sii"". w
Cut Flowers
Roses, Carnations, etc.
Bouquets,
Floral Designs,
Palms, Ferns,
For outdoor planting.
Roses, chrysanthemums, coleu3 and
all kinds of bedding plants.
Vines for the veranda.
Cabbage, Tomatoes, Egg and other
vegetable plants.
Evergreen, magnolias nd shade
trees.
Extra-strong Mareschal Neil
HOSES.
H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street, near Peace In
stltute Phone 113.
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Noilec to Creditors of the Langdon
Hcnszev Coal Mining Company.
Ralemii, N. C, Aug. 3, 1897.
Pursuant to adjournment I shall
proceed on Monday, August 16,
1897, at 10 o'clock a. m., at my office
in the Pullen Building, in the city
of Raleigh, to hear suob testimony
as may be offered touching the
claims tiled against the Langdon
ilei.sz -y Coal Mining Company. All
persons interested are invited to be
present, and present such evidence
as they may deem proper.
This hearing will be resumed on
Thursday, September 23, 1S97 at 10
o'clock a m, at the Federal court
Mm in Raleigh, and continued till
ttiusuol. Parties interested will take
notice. Sept 11, 18lJ7
Ed. Chambers Smith,
Special Master.
Opening of Fall Shoes.
-THE
Swellest Line in Town.
C. POOL.
130 Fayetteville St.
It is Done
Ro" Plate Jeweirv given away
to those having drafts on us for the
same
We have iust received a band
some show case confining taOO worth
of useful Jewelry, such as watch
chains, cuff buttons, shirt buttons,
breast pins, shirt waist sets, Ac
!
plate and warranted.
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CRAWFORD
1897 Models.
With regular equipment, cash, guaranteed for one vear.
24 and 26-inch Wheels, $25.00.
Julius Lewis Hardware Company,
RALEIGH. N. C.
Harris' Lithia Carbonated
We guaraUee that one glass
will relieve any case of indigestion
funded, or if taken after each meal
what the noted Dr. Davega, of Chester, S. C, has to say for it:
Mi J. T HARRIS:
Dear Sib For the past eight months I have been using Harris' Lithia
Water, with the most excellent results, whore I have been able to get my pa
tients to drink a sufllcient quantity daily. The Carbonated has no equal in
Gastric disturbances. In old chronic dyspeptics if you will wash the stomach
hour later have vour Datient drink the Car
bonated Lithia you will make many friends and improve many stomachs. It
is an excellent table water. It is an excellent laxative, and is a sure cure for
flatulent dyspepsia, . m. uaveaja, m. v.
Sold by J. R. Ferrall & Co., Grocers,
And wholesale agents for Harthorn Saratoga Water. Trade supplied.
Marchl8 lv
TUCKERS'
The Housekeeper's Chance
To Save
MMMMKmaMMMMmM
Selling
Not many left
Axminsters, Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels
and Kaschmers.
Prices Make Them Bargains
No charge for making and laying.
HAYWOOD, SNOW and TUCKER,
TRUSTEES.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.'s Great Dissolution Sales.
Simpson's
CURES
NASAL CATARRH.
A Trial Will Convince You.
SIMPSON'S PHARMACY.
THE MOST
Delightful
Route
To New York and Northern atd
Eastern Summer Kesorts
is via the
OLD DOMINION LINE
And Rail Connections.
Always cool on the ocean,
Vao IianrlaAmA BAftmBhlni IpJLtTA
Norfolk, Va , daily, including Sun-
aay, a .w p. in., w ibw vi ui
rfifit. afford inir opportunity for
mm the South.
Southwest and West to visit Rich
mond, Old Point uomiort na vir
First class tickets include meals and
room.
. i..Unt anl mnoFai information
apply to railroad ticket agents, op to
M. B. CrowelJ, Agent, Honour, v.,
J. P. Mayor, Agent, 2l2 Main street,
Richmond, V.
W. I., Guillandetx,
Vice President and Traffl Manager,
New York, H. V. wuno
-; ' ADBWnsTBATStt H0TICE. .
TTatrintT llil riAT Qualified BS ftd-
mlnistratrix, of the estate of Mrs D
AppmuuiA- thia In to notifv
all persons having claims' against
the estate to presest me same, on or
before the 20th day of July, 1898, or
this notice will be plead in bar of
recovery. - " :
, . MAOQII t& U ATTIS. '
ftu6 law6r
5.00
BICYCLES,
28-inch Wheels;
of Harris' Lithia Carbonated Water
in one minute's time or money re
will cure any case of indigestion. Keaa
STORE.
Money.
Carpets.
what's left the best--
Ointment
FARMERS DIFFER
in opinion.
Now is the beat time to sow Annual Clover
Bead. In the bnak they anj surer and Bel
ter crop than Cleaned Seed. If ground is
baked between your cotton and oorn rows,
ran over very lightly with cultivator and
sow broadcast thirty of cleaned or fUty
nonndaof seed in the husk.
The month of September is the proper
time to sow all grasses. Small plots should
be spaded deep, and Held should be broken
with two-horse ploughs, and thoroughly
polvericed with di4 and harrow.
We are giving this inf. rmation from onr
experience. We have seed to sell. We
charge only for them. We have now in
stops: Crimson Clover Bead, cleaned and in
the bnak; Choice Bed Clover Seed; best qual
ity Orchard Grass Seed; Blue Great pf finest
quality for lawns, etc ; Virginia Winter
Bye, Virginia Winter Oats.
There is no advance in paid seed with the
exception of wheat Will be glad to give
prices on anyuung you van in ma bbou
line.
Nearly everything hi the grocery line has
savanoea o to ou per cenu m nam oeea
bmn oomnalled to advanoa the brice of
'Boiler Champion Floor." Oar "High Art
Coffee," "He-No-Tea" ana "Clover mil
Batter" art retailed at- former prices, al
though there has been material advanos in
prios of batter.
Canned Goods are very much higber.Will
make it to the interest of persons baying in
largs iot to pre as oalL
7C.Strcn2ch& Sent
r Wholesale and Retail Grocers. .
PEACE!!
sfifutM
ALEIGH,N.C
One of the great famala school J
thorough, selest. Moat reason
- able prieeev- Sem4 for eatalogam.
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HO
JAMES DINWIDDIJfl
M. A. (of Unlv
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(PIBDWONT AIR-UNE.)
Condensed Schedule.
la Bthct June 14. IS.
Trains Leave Raleigh Dally.
"Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited.'
3,40 p, m. Dally, Solid vestibuled train '1U
sleeper from Norfolk to Chattanooga via. sails
bury, Horgantoo. asheville, dot springs aim
anoivllle.
Connects at Durham for Oxford Clarksvilli
and KeysTllle, except Bandar. At Greeiu
boro with the Washington and South
western Vestl' uled (Limited), train for all
points North, and with main line train No. It
for Danville, Richmond and Intermediate loca
nations ; also hxs connection for Wlnston-Balem
and with main Une train No. SS, "united states
rastauU" for Charlotte. Bpartautmrg Green
ville, Atlanta and all points South ; Iso Colum
bia. Augusta Charleston, Savannah Jacxson
vllle and all points In Florida Bleeping Oar
for Atlanta Jacksonville and at Charlotte wlUi
Bleeping Car for Auansta.
"Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited.
li:4S A. 11. Dally Solid train eonslstln
Pullmas Sleeping cars and coaches from Cha
tanooga to Norfolk, arriving Norfolk 8:00 p ra
In time to connect with the Old Dominion
Merchants' and Miners.' Norfolk and Waha
lugton and Baltimore, Chesapeake and Rich
mond S B Go's for all potnfcnortl and east.
Connects at Selma lor Fayetteville and in.
tennedlate stations on the Wilson and Fa
ettevlUe Short cut, dally, except Sunday for
Mew ern and Morehead City, daily for Oolds
boro, and Wilmington and intermediate sta
tions on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Express Train.
8:S3 A. M. Dally Connects at Durham for
Oxford, KeysTllle, Rl hmond; at Greenabor
for Washington and all points north.
Express Train.
4:40 P. n. Dally For Ooldsboro and Inter
mediate stations. -Local
Acoommodatton.
j:00 A. M. Connects at Greensboro for al
p tuts for North and South and Wlnston-Balem
and points on the Northwestern North Carolin
Railroad. At Salisbury, for all points In Weal
ern North Carolina, Knoxvllle, Tpdu , Clnclt
uatl and western points ; at Charlotte, fc Bpai
tanburg, Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and
points South.
Trains Arrive at Raleigh, N. C:
Express Train,
j:40P. M. Dally From Atlanta, Charlotte
Greensboro and all points South.
No -folk and Chattanooga Llulted
3:40 P. M. Dallv From all points east. Not
folk Tarboro, Wilson and water lines.
From Goldsbt-io, Wilmington. Fayet evill
and all points in Eastern Carolina.
Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited.
nrs A. n. Dally From New York, Washing
ton, Lynchburg Danville and Greensboro, chat'
tanooga, Knoxvllle, Hot springs and Ashevillr
Express Train
8, S3 a. ra, Dally From ooldsboro and Inter
mediate stations.
Local.
7:20 A. I. Dally From Greensboro and a
points North and South. Sleepiug Car from
Greensboro to Raleigh.
9:00 p. ra Dally exo pt Sunday From Golds
boro and all points East.
Local freight traJ ji also carry passengers.
Pullman ears on night train from Raleigh to
Greensboro.
Through rullman vestibuled Drawing Room
Buffet sleeping Car and Vestibuled coaches
without change on Norfolk limited.
Double dally trains between Raleigh, Char
lotto and Atlanta qulek time, u.CAColld ac
commodation.
v.. U. GREEN,
Otbeini biierlnteiMteit
w. A. TUB' .
Genera' I asmkc. Atjcul
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MORTGAGE S4.L.B.
On Tuesday, October 26, 1897, at
the court bouse door in Raleiirb, N
C-, I will sell at public auction a
tract of land in Wake county ad
joining the lands of Gary Wall, A
Mial and others, and bouuded as fol
lows: Begins at a point where
ioplar creek crosses the new road,
A T Mial s comer, runs thence east
wardly along said new road 167 2-3
poles to a stake, thence north 3 de
grees west izi poles to a stake id
the lines of B P Williamson and Gary
Wall's lands, thence south 88 de
grees west 175 poles to said Poplar
creek, thence down the various
courses of said creek 97 poles to the
beginning, containing 119 acres,
more or less, being toe land convey
ed to H L Lassiter by B P William
son and wife by deed delivered con
temporaneously with the mortgage
under which said sale will be made.
Sale made by virtue of powers
conferred by a purchase money
mortgage from H L Lassiter to B P
Williamson, registered in Book 79,
page 3 or tne itegister or Deeds oi
Hce of Wake county.
Termsof sale one third cash, resi
duo in two equal installments one
and two years after day of sele, 6
per cent interest. Hour of sale 12 m.
B. P. WjixiAMgQN, Mortgagee.
N. B 23 other tracts of fand will
be sold at same time and place. B
f Williamson,
MORTGAGE 8AL.E.
On Tuesday, October 2Ctb, 1897,
at the court house door In Raleigh
I will sell at public auction the tiact
of land in bwift creek township,
Wane county, containing ooj acres
beginning at a stake near a pine,
Win Edwards' and MuMen's corner:
rung thence south 67 decrees, east
yu poies to a spatfe. formerly a pine;
thence with Campbell's line south
8 degrees, east 127 poles to a stake:
thence north b7 degrees west 06
poles to a stake in Edwards' line;
thence north S degrees 126 poles to
the beginning; it being the land
conveyed to Auderson Burt by B
P Williamson and wife and W O
Upchurch and wife by deed deliv
ered contemporaneously with the
mortgage : under which said sale
will be made. y :;
Sale made under powers confer .
red by a purchase-money mortiraee
from said Anderson Burt' to Wil
li : j tt i i , . 1
itamson bdu upcuurun, : registerea
In book 101 at page 39 of the regis
ter of deeds' office of Wake county.
Terms of sale: Od third cash:
residue in two equal installments
one and two years 'aft r day of sale,
with 6 per cent interest, Hour of
sale 12 m. -. :- t. -
v ' B P Williamson, c,--r- j
Surviving Partner and Trjustoe. ,
N. B. 22 other tracts of land will!
be sold at same time and place B P
Williamson. , - . se jkj tds
MORTGAGE BALE.
On Tuesday. October 26th, 1897.
at the court bouse door in Raleigh,
N O., I will sell at publio auction a
tract of land in Wake county ad
joiuing the lands of H. L. Lassller,
Richardson B P Williamson
and others, be)jnning at H L Lassl-
ter 8 north-wesevcorner on ropiar
craek; rut,s thenef up said creek
102 Doles to Kicnajason a oorner;
thence north 88 degTSgs '-wt, iE
.A uA c .iur.,1, -win r.rtAniv
southwardly, with the roaa7-Wil
poles to B P Williamson a corner of
a tract of land formerly cccupied by
Beverly Williamson; thence south
88 degrees west, 325 poles to the
beginning containing zUOf acres
more or less; it being the land con
veyed to Gary Wall bv B P William
son and wife by deed delivered con
temporaneously wifh the mortgage .
under which said sale will be made.
Sale made by virtue of a purchase
money mortgage from Gray Wall to
B P Williamson, registered in book
No 76 at page 458 of the Register of
Deeds office of Wake county.
Terms of sale: One-third cash;
residue in two equal installments
one and two years after day of sale,
at 6 per cent interest.
Hour of sale 12 m.
B P Williamson, Mortgagee.
N. B.- -22 other tracts of land will
be sold at same time and place. B.
P. Williamson.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
On Tuesday, October 26th. 1897, at
tho court house door in Raleigh, N.
C, I will sell at public auction a tract
of land In Swift creek township, coun
ty of Wake and State of North Caro
lina, containing 49 59-100 acres, bound
ed on tho north by the lands of A. B.
Emery, on the east and south by the
lands of Williamson & Upchurch, on
the west by the lands of Rachel Franks
and Fab Stephenson; it being the land
conveyed to John E. Newsome by B.
1. Williamson and his wife and W.
G. Upchurch and his wife by deed de
livered contemporaneous!-? with the
mortgage uuder which said sale will
be made.
Saie made by virtue of a purchase
money mortgage from John E. New
some to Williamson & Upchurch, re
gistered in book No. 118, at page
of the Register of Deeds office of Wake
county.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; resi
due in two equal Installments one and
two years after day of sale; six per
vent interest. Hour of sale IZ m.
B. P. Williamson,
Surviving Partner and Trustee.
N. B. 22 other tracts of land will
be sold at the same time and place.
B. P. Williamson.
MORTGAGE SAIib!
On Tuesday October 26th, 1887, at
the court house door in Raleigh, N C,
I will sell at public auction a tract of
land in Swift Creek township, Wake
county, bounded on the North by the
lands of Burwell S Franklin and
Ben Franklin; on the East by the
lands of Joe Woodard and William
son and Upchurch; on the South by
the lands of said Williamson and
Unchurch: nnrl nn (.hp Wpct hv r.VtA
lands of James Patrick and FH
Stephenson; coctaininir 48 91-100
acres, more or less, it being the
land conveyed to Archibald B Emery
by B P Williamson and W G Up
church and their wives by deed de
livered contemporaneously with the
mortgage under which sojd sale will
be made.
Sale made by virtueof powers con
ferred by a purchase-money mort
gage from Archibald B Emery to
Williamson and Upchurch register
ed in Book No. 114, at page 427 of
the Register of Deeds office of Wake
coupty.
Terms of sale, one third cash;
residue in two equal installments
one and two years after day of sale,
6 per cent interest.
Hour of sale 12 m.
B P Williamson,
Surviving partner and Trustee.
N B. 22 other tracts of land will
be sold at same time and place. B
F Williamson.
HALE OF LAND.
On Tuesday, October 2, 1897, at the
court house door in Raleigh, N. C, I
will sell at public auction s tract of
land in Wake county, Mark's creek
township, adjoining the lands of Gary
Wafl. A. T. Mia, H. f,. Lassiter and
q. M. Williamson, being; the lajjd
formerly oocupled by Beyer ly William:
son, deceased, ana now nwcupled by
his family, containing about JQ acres.
This salo is made uuder poweVs. con
veyed in a paper made November '--1881,
and recorded in book 67, page
217, Register of Deeds office, Wake
county. ' "
Terms of sale: One-third cash; resi
due In two equal Installments one and
f;wo years after day of sale:' six per
con'l latere jt. Hour of kalo IX m.v
B. P. WilliamSom.
" N. B.-22 other tracts of land will
be Fold at the same time and pIaoe,-
B. P. Williamson,
North Carolina, I Superior Court,
Before D. H.
Wake County. ) Young.C.S.C.
Joel Brown, J. J.' Maynard and
otoers, ez paru.. . -
On Monday, the 25th day of Octo
ber A. D. 1897, we, the undersigned
commissioners appointed by the
court in tfie above entitled special
proceedings, wjll expose for salp a
Eublic outcry on the premises to the
ighest bidder for cash, or on a
credit, os may be announced at sale,
all that tract or parcel of land la
wake county, jn. v., in Buck Horn
township, bounded on the north bv
lands of Talitha Womble, on the east
by Pe, gy Wilson, on the south by
the lice of Thomas Womble. deo'd. '
on the west, by Prescilla Womble,
containing one hundred and ninety
eight acres, more or less and more
fully described in deed recorded in
office of Register ot Peeds for Waba
county in Book No. 28 at pace 372.
and in the complaint in said pro
ceedings. Wt B. Wombm,
W. J. Pkelx, Com'rs.
Peele & Mavnard. Attorneys 'or
Petitioner. . . ;. '":-: . - -
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fwrtecl your tdtti tfityyuMT trrtM yon wraith. .
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