THE DEMOCRAT.
E. E. HILLIARD ----- Editor
PuMirdicd Every Thursday.
Tm7nI)AY ftEVKCII L'O, 18U0.
Entei:i:i at Tin: Post-okfick
KCdM) ('las.; Mattlr.
i ea:icx: i im;i:s t ii v
TLc iniu-v.it v, Salem Winston ,
has ;ui; to pry 2,000 to Lave
Mr?. Muru Wrht write up the
town for the New Tork World !
The Salcn ar.d Winston papers
li:iu: been writing up tie place "ever
since tbe war,'' whenever that -fas,
and Low rnanj 2 bills even have
been given them fur their work?
For the space of a few thousand
ting in the New Voik the
town will throw away $2,000 and
get no return fr it. When such an
article appears in a b; advertising
journal everybody knows tbbt it is a
paid advertisement ; and any body
wiili one eye and half sense will
know tbbt said co-respondent will
make it as gliltering as pen and
papti tan do, and the consequence
is , ery few people believe tbe state
ments, and the town does not cet
the interest even on the money in
vested. And it onht not.
Such tenscless and tup3tri
otie coarse is not worthy
of a ecnt'.-j worth of compensation.
That, 2 0C0 invested in Sa!ca and
Winston newspapers would adver
tise the town every week for a whole
year. And in fact it ought to le
paid over to the newspapers of tLe
town as old debts for a lyeitlsing
anyway; for we venture to ssy it,
without knowing li'jy thing ixore than
to read its papers ever' day, that
tiic papers of the town have done
inure towards building up Y ins'.on
thriii any other influence with ten
times tbe amount of money tbey have
carried.Tbey may waste their money
on ihclVurhl, but if the home papers
bush, Winston will stop blowing.
i fij; isi.Aiit mi, I..
Tin: Democrat has r.ll the while
been opposed to this bill, and when
evtr we have spoken of it at nil we
hae given it as hard a lick as we
cmiKl. The South is rot on her
knees begging for money to educate
her pcip!o from tbe public trcasur',
tuia we do net belieyc that such a
treasure will ever pass in the nation
al council.
!d man Blair iust .is well '-call otf;
his dogs t:r.d iuit the hunt ," for his
chciUut is getting so stale v already
that :t leeeived no recognition in
Congress worth mention. The Nors
folk Virgiaun -.ivis Some sound i
views oa tbe measure m a few words. !
It says :
The J'irj)Hl'U( considers the bill
vvrnrg in principle, unconstitutional,
subversive to the rights of the State?,
ar.i1 R lever to place the school sy9"
1 cm id" the South in the contrcl of
Federal politicians. It believe0,
that every Soot hern State i amply
jibic to support, its echools without
the assistant e of Federal aid; they
have done so in the past, when the
future of each was shadowed with a
glooic. and the mailed hand of seo
tional Pepnb'.ican Federal authority
endeavored, to crush the will of their
people for 'Mome rule," and they can
do so now, when their future is
wonderfully bright, and an era of
splendid prosperity is upon them.
The bill is the inspiration of a man
who is a bitter partizar. an extreme
but cr of the South , a villifier of its
people. He lias witnessed the
States of the South overthrown, the
al teu.pt llat sought to deprive them
of gcod government and render them
subject to misrule and negro Homin
ion, and finding that the efforts of
force failed, he comes with this
glittering temptation of gold, under
the seductive plea of improving the
educational interests of the States.
It is a canning scheme, plausible
nod tempting, but it is hoped that it
will not succeed.
(No'.vs Observer.)
The Ashcville Cilizons says: Three
ye-irs ngo tic country was shocked
fvitli the particulats of a terrible
murder near Raleigh. Yalter Bing
han). a ileaf ajutc, killed his cousin,
m iilisa Tiiriiuton, and at once leit
the country. The story was blood
curdling, and if the perpetrator had j
been caught at the time he would no
douut have been hun. But ho suc
cessfully eluded the officers and al
though traced to Cuta aid South
Amjrh-a was Lever captured. At
th'. tinae a 100 reward wa3 oflered
for his arrest.
A Pinion detective man think9 he
IiL.". finally located Binham in Ant
warp, tiermany, ani Is so ceitain
that he is on the right track that he
has oir.Tcd to go across the water at
his own expense, if the government
will reimburse biro if the man is
found to be the one wanted.
A letter to that elfect was written
to the Attorney General, but he re
p'ied that he Lad no authority in the
matter. The reward has been with
drawn, and unless tbo .Slate cares to
t tko sonii! pifin in the matter it will
iet m it is.
if: atm Tiii:u:Ti:isrATi:si.
(Stalesville Landmaik.)
Mr. E. B. Webster and wife re
turned last week from a visit to bis
old Lome in Mailboro county, S. C.
Ibis is the county in which lives
Mr. X, J. Drake, who last year won
prizes of $1000 lor tbe best product
from one acre in corn. It will be re
membered that be raised 25 ibnshels
and -lit lbs. on one acre, thus beating
tbe United States. Mr. Webster's
father and Mr. Drake are neighbors
and Mr. Webster brought home
with bun a sample of tbe prize
corn. The winner of the prize lost
heavily on his acre, counting corn
at tbe usual price, for not only was
the expense of cultivating tbe acre
very great but be bad to feed many
visitors during the summer and fall
who came from a distance to look
at tbe corn, and he lost much time
besides showing people around: but
the prizes left him a icat profit on
the acre and now he is selling out
the corn for seed at the rate of 20
er bushel.
Dis.irroi. e;i i;oni;NTi:iS.
A COI.OKKD MAN' ADVISES HIS ""KIl'NDS
TO STAY IX. N'KTH CUIOLIXA.
(Wilmington St ir.)
John Buchanan, a colored man.
who went out to Louisiana with a
party of exodnsters from Wilming
ton, in a letter to Mr. Ucorge Doyle.
Huuchaiian's employer while here,
says:
-'Times is not as good as
we were told, and wages are low
here. Please (ell Albert James that
I got disappointed in my nij ; lcll
all the boys the fame that they
may not come out lure looking for
better times. We aie paying ten
cents a pound for meat, sixty cents
a gallon for syrup, livo cents a
pound lor llour, ten cents a quait
for keros ene, one dollar a I ushel for
meal. A pair of hrogan shoes that
we pay one dollar for at home, costs
here 2.rL"
The Old Homestead for March
has its usual interesting contribu
tions and editorial articles. It is
growing in popularity with every
issue. Price l a year.
Davis Bros,
Savannah, G.
Tin: Soi'THerx Cr ltivator for
March has been received. It is well
worth the money and a place in
every farmer's home in the South.
Send 10 cents for sample copy.
Price l a year.
Atlanta, Ca.
O H I I ! 1.1 ECO I.I VI. 1 A T :T
Two new patents were granted to
North Carolina inventors last week.
Cotton chopper to V. J. Leand ,
Feacbland, N. C ; Tobacco hanger to
A. L. Ellison, Thotraavillc, N. C.
C. A. Snow fc Cv Washington,
1), (J., can pive purticrjlars .
A Lady's Perfect Companion.
Our new book by Dr. John II. Dye,
one o! New York's most skill ! ul physi
cians, shows ts.at pam is not necessary in
childbirth, but results from ca'ises easily
undcrs-t)od anp overcome. It clearly
proves th.it any woman may become a
mother without suffering any pain what
ever. It also tells how to overcome and
prevent morning sickness and the many
other ei!s attending pregnancy. It is
highly endorsed by physicians everywhere
a.s the wife's true private companion.
Cut this out: it will save you grei.t puin,
and p-Sii'j!y your life. Send tir-c--i:t
sta-np for lesciii.t;vo circulars, tes tnnoni
als, and conlidei lift I Itt-r sent in ye-ilid
envelope. Address Fraxic Tin mas &
Co., Publishers, iialtimore, Md. '2 iai
In the Spr'ng Months.
Nature should by assisted when the
system is chaining from the full habit of
the winter mouths to t-ie lighter diet of
the warm season. Not'aics docs this as
well as S. .. S. It stimulates the sluggish
blood and rids the sA'stem of heaviness
aa'l the feeling of languor. If there is
poison in the blood, ;t generally shows
itself in the spiing, and this is the season
to help nature to drive it out and be
cured.
S. S. S. I'eautilies the skin and makes
the complexion rosy and health.
S. S. S. Gives elasticity to the btcp and
buoyant spit its.
S. S. S. Makes the feeble and delicate
strong and robust,
S. S. S. Is a tonic to the whole body
and increases vitality.
S. S. S. Is a siuiple vegetable medicine,
harmless to the most delicate, 3"et so pow
erful as to cleanse the ssteni of all im
purities. Treatise on Ulood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, ia.
3Ianv Persons
Are lirokm tatn from overwork or honst-hoM
c"3 lirown's Iron liittcrs
rel-uiM? the syste:n. nids digestion, revaoves cx
cesj! of Nile, an l cures malaria. Get the genuine.
The circulation of the blood-quick
ened and enriched bears life and
energy to every portion of the body ;
appetite return",- tbe tour of rest
brings with it sound repose. This
can be secured by taking Pr. ,1. II
McLean's Sarsaparilla.
Tor sale by K. T. Whitehead Co.
If you ere all run down have no
strength, no energy, and fetd vtry
tired ail the time take Dr. J. II.
McLean's Sarsaparilla. It will im
part strength and vitality to jojr
system.
For sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
If you are suffering with weak or
inflamed eyes, or granulated eyelids,
you can be cured by using Dr. J. II.
McLean's JStrcugtheuiug Eye Salve.
For sale by K. T. Whitehead &. Co.
NEWS.
VARIOUS THINGS IN VAumrs
PLACES.
j
:
Mr. Frank ,
1
Washington Projrci.-
Porter
was drowned in Pantego ; ,
Creek near Pantego on Tuesday '
" , 1
last, tie aim auoiuer geiuiemuu
weie on a ll at loaded with brick ;
and the lUt sunk and Porter was;
t
lrrnvft.'il w 1 1 i ! rhf ntJ'.cr man ,
" n il'
reached the shore safe, J 1 is body t
has been recovered. j
i
Wilson j-h-nuc:: Golds boro is '
said to be moving to build a hand
some monument to tbe late T.
Dorteh, of that place, recently
deceased. He was one of the ablest
and most favorably known lawyers
of the State. Oxford Ledger.
The people of Wilson all say
amen, Mr. Dortcli digniiieu the
profession of law and lived an ae
tive useful life. We would like to
see his memory preserved in so
substantial a way.
Ox fold
Day
: We learn with
the Per. T lorn as
l!easuie that
Hume, Professor of English in oui
Stae Fniversitr. has accepted the
invitat'on to drlivcr tbe annual
ad.Iioss l.-eiore the Franklin Liter
ary Society of Homer School,
(O : foxd . Cj
The selection of this scholarly
gentleman is a deserving eomph
ruent to his eminent services in the
cause of education, and his accept
ance oi this pleasant duty confers
honor upon both himself and tbe
school.
Durham Sun: You have only to
tickle Duiham's soil and it will
yield. Last Thursday Mr. Thos. J.
Wbitaker. in plowing up bis garden,
found a sweet potato as large as
his arm. though hot so long, per
fectly scuud. He had it in a cus
tard for dinner.
PERSONALS-
Miss 3Iary Cotton is te-iching at
Hills X Koads.
Kev. A, D. Hnntcr and Mr.
liountree. of Greenville, came up
last Monday and spent tire day with
Dr, Ilulbaui.
Miss Holliday of the Whitakers
section has been visiting Miss rat
tie Dunn.
Mr. J. B. Brewer, has been ia the
town for a few days. His jolly
good cheer excites the nsihles of
those who enjoy -a little nonsense
now and then." lie is selling hats
for one of the largest and most
reliable hat houses in Baltimore.
Mrs. W. K. Bond who has been
visiting friends in Raleigh, return
ed home last week. Her friends
are glad to welcome her back.
Mr. (tiilla of New York has
moved down to Judge Clark's river
faun and will opcu up a business in
trucking.
Mr. C. II. Whitaker of Enfield
section was m town Tuesday.
Mr. Eli Hopkins of Gooso Nest
was in town to-day.
Catarrh Can't be Cared
with LOCAL APPLICATION, as they
cannot reach the scut f the disease.
Catarrh i-i a blood or c tit;:ti'nal dis-e.i!-e,
an: in order to : it " on have to
take internal ren.x-d'.i . ilfli's Catarrh
(;ire is taken ir:t; rn 1" ! and acts direct-
ly on the blood ami iimcus surface, Hail's ;
".-atarin iuie ;s i cm medicine
It
was prescribed by T the best
pri'"
scians in this cour.iry f . r years, and is a
regr.lar prescrip' i.n;. it is composed of
the best tonics l,)::w!'., combined with
the best blood ptni:i is, acting directly
on the mucus siumce. The perfect com
bination of the t. o ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in cur
ing catarrh. Send for testimonials freo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
TLe blcod must be pure for the
body, to be in perfect condition, Dr.
J. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla makes
pure blood and imparts the rich
bloom of health and vigor to the
whole body.
For sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin,
Curbs, Splints Sweeney, King-bone,
Cnug-hs. Ktc - Save .-,0 hr n nf on
j 7 . , - . v.
Whitehead & Co., Druggists, Pcotimd
Neck, N. C. 8 15 ly.
J
FITS.-A11 Fits stopped free by Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first day's use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and &2.00 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Itch, Mange, and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold bv E. T. Whitehead A Co.. Dm..
gists, Scotland Neck, N. C. 1 2 Cm.
MONEYJTO LOAN.
On improved farm lands in sums
of $300 and upwards. Loans repay
able' in email annual instalments
through a period of 5 years, thus en
abling the borrower to pay off his
indebtedness without exhausting his
crop in any year.
Apply to R. O. BURTON,' Ji;.,
Attorney,
9 -0 Cm. Halifax, N. (J
Be Sure
' If vrrj have maJe up jour m;r..l to tmy
Hood's Sarsapa rill d not t in!u 1 1- take
any oth r. lll's Sarsaparilla i a iTuU.-.r
tledicit.-, jsing, ty virtue .,1 n i-culiar
r,n-,t.:rnti.,n I TOT Ttin. 32i I f par.1t lOH ,
Cl,r,tiv . ,HVM.r 5u-rkT to any fa., r artic..
a Boston lady -bo knew what 6n wanted.
and whose example is worthy isuiUtion, UU
j Ler experience below:
To Cet
" In one sfrc where I went to buy nood's
garsapari:u the clerk tried to induce me buy
their own instead of Hood s; betoldroetbeir's
would last longer; that I might take it on ten
foys' trial; that if I did not like i; I need not
i.av anythinp. ttc. But he could n.-t rrevail
on me to chanjre. 1 tola mm 1 hiit y.u
Hood's Sarsaparilla was. 1 Lad taken it. wai
eatisfied with it, and did not want any oilier.
Hood's
"When I T-rgan taking IToM's Sar?arari''a
I was fcelins real mi5erable, puflerins
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked,
and had for some time, like a rwron in con
sumption. Hood's Farsaparilla did me so
much good that I wonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently ppeak of it." Mia
Ella A. Goff, CI Terrace Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
by ". I. HO'I & CO., Aiwtlicoaries, Lowell, Masa.
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
i)
JAMES M. LAMB, Proprietor.
Faykttevjlj.k, N. C.
FOR . EAKLY SPIUNG PLA.MLXG
"Vc can furnish
alAONOLIA GnAXDIFLOKA, CATC
Jasamink, AALrAS, Camillas,
Si-rices, Vuz&zt Field Grown
Rosks, Fine Colection Bulbs,
SllKUKEKKY,
and full line of ornamental plants fok
tiil: (JitKKXHorsE. We have a most
carefully selected, and "Well Grown Stock
of plnrt-.
Send for copy of the Home Florist
which contains price Iit,and many useful
hints on cultivation ol plants.
1 30 Jo).
rrBKVSlS.'Tiffl: ... . .... , T
5SS(i-?;n one wwliiiK. Testimonials from all
Saliva parts of the globo. i'ronpf ctus post
silSiTvr ai.nl. on unolication fo Prof.
I W Bi3 A. Loisotte, 21 l'th Avo. New Yora.
'2 G Cm.
J. H. LAWRENCE,
DEALER IN
GRAIN, MILL-FEED. II AY,
CLOVER AND GRASS
SEEDS,
IMPROVED FARM IMPLEMENTS
A SPECIALTY.
Agent for CLARK'S CUTAWAY
HARROW and DEERING
MOWER.
A model of perfection,
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C.
ianG-ly.
Ifflill IP frmf;iio. H?r
Vllllar portrait of Mr. ,rri
Irfa ,on. t,f Halcm. Ohi.
rT writes: "Wm at work on a farm for
ftO a month : I now have aa ifenry
far C C.Allen It Co albnmi and rabli-
ations and oftrn make SIS a day."
(Signed) W. II. OARKlsoa.
William Kline. lUrriai.urp. Fa,
write, : ' I have nerer knowa
anvihinr to sell like your allium.
Yesterday I took ordors enouph to
nay Hie over 82.1." W. J. El-
I more, Ilansjur, We., writes: "I
2j iaimosteTpry hnmt I risif. Mr
Others are dinr quite a well ;
-w nave not space 10 p;ive ei-
af llrilia .1nrfln,ru from ihfir letters. Kverr
cn who Hikes hold of this rrand business piles up (rrnnd profits.
Shall we start YOU in this buines,
resdtT? Write to as and lean all about it for yourself. We
are sturtinp many : we will start yon if yon don't delay until
siu'thcr r..ts ah'ft(i of yon in your part of the cowitry. If yon
tak.j liul ! you w ill be able to pick up (fold fast. ay-K'al
(Mi ;i i..uiit. f a for.v.l mnnufartnrer s sale l!a,000 ten
siwliiti' Ihstgrlh Aliomns are to to sold to the
I i.i 1.. f. r .vu h. bound in Itovnl Crimson Silk Velvet
i'iii-ii. ( li.Minin v decorated inic. HandsomaM albums in the
w. i !!. I..irir t ii. (.rcat.-st biixcaini evf r knovt a. AfrnU
n.iutcl. l.ib.'Ml fenns. Itig nritif y f, r aei-nts. Apy one can
b. . iii n su.v i s.-ful ncent. Sells iteif on siplit little or n
talkiuc iiwf .ry. Whererer bliown. fvfn- one wants to pur
rh.isv. Apeiii Mke thousands of orders with rapidity neror
hif.rc ki.M n. (irint profits an ait every worker. Apents are
rmikinjr t. rtiiiic. Ladies innko as much as men. You, reader,
f-nii do ii s , ;l a uiiy ..no. i-u.l infonnation and terms I'ree,
lo :ine wti... w i i'i; f .rsiirie, .1 ith part icu :ars n n ! tfriin-for our
l-'rtii:iv l",il ;-- , V.oi.ks and l'enodioiils. Af'er you know all,
bh.'.ii'i i t iJe ru po no further, w hv no harm is d.ne.
acIi.m i e. ALLKN 4. co., AnaTA, Mai.ii.
9 2ti t.v.
V!t3E HILL
ACADEMY,
Spring Session, term of twenty-one
weeks, begin JANUARY 13, 1830.
Tuition, from $12.50 to 20.00.
Board in family of Principal,
Washing, &c. included $40.00 per
session.
Write for catalogue.
W. C. ALLEN, Prin.
Scotland Neck, N. C.
12 19 tf.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES
OF
Sfanleg in Africa.
iconle are now eagerly
! ' 11 he PeoJ)le are no eagerly looking
; fA.
full and authentic accounts of the
"J ateStr?fp;?V?nft scoveries and
adventurcsXhe V lllte Pas!iathre r'nd" of
of Livinc--
I fTAXLEY stone
' the rescuer of Emix Pasha, and the
gieaiesi living traveler. i.nriiang new
and wonderful experiences, daring ex
ploits, terrible privations and heroic brav-
' ery. t ally Illustrated. Agents wanted.
PLANET HOOIv HOUSE,
Box 5000, St. Louis, Mo. ,or Philadelphia,
Pa. 2 27 Gm.
NOTICE.
By virtue of power in me vested by a
deed of trust exocute-i to me on the
23rd day of Mareh, 1SS9, by Ii. F. Pettitt.
and which is of record in Book 37, on
page 451, is the Register's office for Hali
fax county, I shall sell for cash at auction
in Scotland Neck on the
5tii day of April, 1S90,
to satisfy the debts secured by said trust,
the land, therein described, being that
land bounded by the lands of J. O.
Lewis, J. K. Pope, the Nancy King land,
and the Old Barkley land, and contain
ing about three hundred acres.
March 7th, 1S00. W. A. DUNN,
3 13 It. - Trustee.
Sipfle
flora
Nursery
MEMORY
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Tb-I i
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UK.
CIRCUS!
A PERMANENT
nn
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IN FRONT OF
E. E. Powell's Store
ON MAIN STKEKT,
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C.
Perfrntnces daily m SbicIK old
etr.re-Louse.
A GKAND DFSPT.AT
Ol'
MECHANICAL
A R T S
in the Smith shop, Wood
shop and Paint shop
If you need any black
smith or wood work,
or your buggy painted,
brine: it along.
GUNS, PISTOLS, &C
REPAIRED.
ALL PRICES BELOW ZERO.
E. K. HASSELL,
3 13 3m. MANAGER.
FREMONT
MILITARY INSTITUTE
Has a Full Corps of Teachers
AND A
THOROUGH TOIRSE OF RUDY.
Its location i3 fine : patronasre
larg:e; growth healthful and
8tady.
EXPENSES MODERATE
St Write for Cataloirue.
CAPT. W. H. HAND, Principal,
FREMONT, N. C.
VULCAN
IRON COMPANY,
MANUFACTURE! IS OF
BOLTS.
Railroad Track Bolts,
Trestle Bolts,
Brii-c'e and Car Bolt.-,
Bolts for Buildings.
Bolt Ends, Turn Buckle?, Lig Screw
NUTS
Square and Hexagon X:t,
Cast and Wrought Washers,
Bar Iron, Iron Ca-ytins,
Plow Cud's, Harrow Teetb.
riP A specialty in a'l.
"Vulcan rjron Compang,
112SGm. Richmond, Va.
THOS. F. BAG LEV,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
WHOLESALE DF.ALKH IN
KOSENDALE CEMENT.
CALCINED PLASTEK,
LAND PLASTER,
PLAbTER PARIS.
LIME, &C,
Authracde f A I Blacksmith
and V J r is, anrl
Bituminous Steamboat,
febll-ly.
Neatness Beautifies
For All Kinds
Artistic Printing
OO TO
C. G. B R A D L E Y'S
Printing House,
TARBORO, N. C,
0
PROMPTNESS AND NEATNESS
GUARANTEED.
PRICES REASONABLE.
All Orders Given Prompt
ATTENTION.
7 IS lv.
Snpericrto all Substitutes
r- j ,
XmriC r raising and ciakmsf i.iiri'.i,
lOnC VY S Maestible iiiscyits, Br-a4, Te
rEASTi
Johnny ( ke, t orn Brfd. Short
(ake. Tot IMm. DBinplinc,
Boiled Pnddian and Jiark
wlieai. X poand cbh 6 rents.
Sold bjr ( onntry "WerchaBl.
Irevr Mnufrlurlng Co.,
4 IS If.
jt VIA
5iS ViW LI riff
Ria ui
Little Prices.
k a t V a k !
Arc !:..:u;-.!-unts tr: a;
a i.
'jiviiiiuiiuo, ;cii".-oi o.
otircr-
i Ware. lefAclriv Ciocfcf. Wm-
sical llVb'sc. f anc cooc5s.
ScbJing-VJacljincfv -Sc. bv
JAS H. BELL. .nT::.
tai:i; k. n. c.
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