1 i
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newspaper, in printed! every '-morning ex
cept Monday, in the old Journal Building,
, ;lower floor, Princess etreet, att'taceiits a
" weA, 25 ior jthree months, $2 for
I aft months and 5-fo'ra jeaK, Mailed or
delivered by carrier In the city at these--
rates. Subscriptions by mail roust uirte
riably bevlprepaid i
Advertimeia! iii6rUd for $1 (KJ ier1
square for the nrt day and 50 IU. adai
; tiooal for &ch day up. to one week'. One
: square (or inch) !f S f?r one mouth, $16 fyc
three moitbs, flijifor-six months, ?f0 or
twelve mouths. A quarter of a column-j
.for twelve months with privilege of
' , monthly jchanges, free of charge, $67. A.
s." half column for (on year, with like priviT
lege, Oae column for one year
v $200. Contract for other space and time-
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Address,
The Cape Feah,
iVVilmiutrtoii, N. CV
CAPE FEA It:
(Jioeko W, H arris'.
WEDNESDAY
MORNING, 0C 2.5, -1.376.
-i-
DUMqCHATIC NATIOXAI.TICKIiT
l con I'Uesidest: .
Samuel J. Tilden.
Of New York.
FOK VICE PH ESI DENT J
Thomas A i Hendricks,
Of Indiana.
.LECTORS:
. The followilirj
i? the ticket to-lc voted
at the President
ul box :
Bf.ECTOS OF I'ltESIOiEXT "ANI VICE l'KESI
itCXT OF JIIK y KITED STATES.
UiSlEi, (f . Fowile, 4th Congressional Dist.
.James M. Leachi, .1th Congress-tonal Dit
i Loi'is C LatjiJim lHt Congressional Dist.
John- F, AVo4tkx, 1 ngregsfonal Dist.
JAMES C. Mciiit? :jhl Congressional Dist,
Fauil-! . BfttEE, -Ith Congret-i5inal Dist.
Fuank C. ItoniiiNS,5th Congressional Dist.
; Rouert P. WAiu't',jf5th Congressional Dist.
; WiU-lAMli.(lLii,frthUiiigre8sionalDist.
i AhmioxpoC . Ay et i i Con ''ression'l Dist
i j '
Democratic State Ticket.
t " The f(llowinjg i the tiejket for Governor
and State olncers: !
' fl lor Uoverncr:
f zebu;i)n; b. vaxce,
' : . Of Mecklenburg.- .
.' . f For Lik'uleuant 1 Governor:
TIIOMASi.1. JAUVIS,
; . 0L- l'itt. s
For secretary of State: .
I:
SJOSEDn Ai KNGELHARD, ;
I, Oil 'New llanoVer. ,
For Auditor: : ; :
SAMUEL L. LOVE,
Of Ilalwood. '
Vor ,S',asurer:
JOHN M " WORTH, . '
: Of Randolph. 4 " ' .
For Superintendent of Public Inst ruction
rJOIINiC. SCARBOUOU(;iI,
Of Johnston. . .
For lAttoiruej- General:
THOMAS I S. KEXAN.
Of Wilson! . - ;
HATIFICATIOX." ,
rCON'OKEpiSlOXAL NOMINATION'S:
1st Dist JESSE J. YEATES, of Hert:
; ford. I
3d Dist ALFRED M. ; WADDEIL, of
New Haiioveif. . ;
. 4th Dist- -JOSEPH J : DAVIS, of
Franklin, - ' .
5th Dist iDFRED M. SCALES, of
Guilford! ! '' ; ;
0th Dist WALTER L. STEELE, of
Richuioiid.
7TiipisT WILLIAM M. ROBBINS, of
Iredell.
8th I Dist ROBERT B. VANCE, of Buri
pombe.
TOjTHE WIIITC MEN OF NOKTl
CAROLINA.
There is 6 white majority in North
Carolina, if- it should ever be fully
polled, of Sixty-One Tliousand.
Think of that, fellow-citizens. Thip-
tcen or fourteen thousund is our highest
polled majo'rity, and yet - the Demor
cratic party , if all white men were truo,
cou).d .roll up a majority, as great, as '
dftergia's or Kehtacky's;- ' :
Shame on those who stay from the
polls through cowardice or indifference I
A deeper shame on those who vote to
aufltain the centralized despotism, the
. orgMized,. dishonesty of ihfi Eadical
,prty f . -. " ' '-'' '. ' - r . t
1. Ict this j election show an improved
fmcijt. JCt all of our negro fellow-citii
icnjl who sincerely desire to stand with
white men on the reform platform
come out boldly and vote for Vance
and for Tilden; j But above all things
oiato d& ihejr duty. The whole destiny
of the Commonwealth is in their hands.
Upon' their manhood debeuds the future.
for weal, or for woe. I hey should cast
their solid sixty thousand majority for
the: cause of, .honest, government ami
Ul)erty and l'emocracy.
The subject of this article iuudoubt
cdly a mau of intellectual parts. The
trouble with Judge Russell is, not ' a
lack of, subtlety, and' quickness, but. a
voful lack of that which' gives tone and
stamina to' a public maa -steadiness in
pursuing right objects and that wisdom
which guides .to just conclusions
. Daniel ; L. Russell was one of the
i
El-
speakers at the negro pow-wow held a
the City Hall Monday night, f He Was
ijj thetmost eaguinary leader of the occa
i -1 , sion, ana jnrew out, uis noij.wortts- lite
rurnace-neatcd snot, only- they fel
4tsi" in the water short of their niark
not! even indulging in the playfu
richocheting habit of shells fired frpin
Afat-. llf likewise'wared Morton's old
r - f -
bloody shirt until the air of that pre
cious Tocaltty was dense with thcsmel
of gore.
The cx-Judge (thank Heaven he is;
onljr an ex) must have become extreme
ly disgusted with the white men during
his vlate tfavelsi in the Western ' coun
ties Surely he cometh back to "this
home by " the sounding sea" with the
gall of bitterness 'doublyistille
ill trough his system, aud with a more
baleful- light that usual in hia eyes-
Westeru RcpuWic&nsi are doing like
Cantwcil,; Bailey aud Thomas tearing
the hulk of the old ship as it float
about in the blackness olY darkness,
without rudder and sailless. Judge
. . W A I
lilUli L ailU UIH "V j,wj,
his party. ! Repudiated by vthe people
he may have looked to Hayes for some
thing, which he now sees is a futile
hope. The day of judgment for such
miserable leaders always comes, and
when it comes it is awful.
THE STATE TICKET.
The ticket headed byL Vance and
Jarvis ha.s the confidence of the public.
Everybody knows Vance, and the fame'
of his brilliant talents and his sympa
thetic nature, is no greater than the
love that is felt for him. Jarvis is less
known, but his career in the Legiila
ture and in State politics is highly hon
orable. These men lead the canvass J
with ability and lervor.. inc people
arc rallying eutnusiasucauy xo ineir
call.
Let us' give the State Hicket, headed
l)v Vance and Jarvis, a tremendous
majority. .
w .
I iTr . , t a u r
j We noticed yesterday ' the death of
this eminent divine. A friend in this
citv tells us that at the meeting of the
Southern Baptist Convention in Raleigh J
a few years ago, Dr. Fuller referred to
.the then recent death of Dr.,Poindex
ter in the course of his sermon. ' . The
Reverend orator became thrillingly
eloquent, and, as if inspired, he seemed
,to forget his audience, raised his eyes
Heaven ward, and made the. most re
markable and beautiful apostrophe to
"the blessed sjpirits and angels it had
ever been our informant's good fortune
to listen to. Like a strain of Beeth
oven or Mozart's -.music, it lingers yet
in memo
- "Whaiithe Kirures Say. '
From the CTtat-Xoite Observer.
One of qrfTi. townsmen ha?" ' taken a
curiou way to find out who is to be
our next President, and the result of
his investigation proved entirely satis
factory. Ijfijjays that figures wont lie,
and figures.410.int directly to Tilden's
election; andihig is how it's 40n ;
Number eaCfletter according to its
position in ttit5 Alphabet, A being one
and Z twenty-six. Add up the num
bers coTrespoudiug to the letters in the
names.
1 he letters in the 'names S
Tilden and T4ndricks and the' result
is 19 1. AdjjLihe1 numbersof the let:
ters iii the names of R.. Hayes and W.
"Wheeler air you get 175. The entire
electoral Tott Is 369, consequently 185
is necessary- to a choice. Now the
names of the Republican candidates
lack 10 of furnishing the requisite
number, whiles those of S. Tilden and
T. IIendrickgive 197, "being J2 over
the number jitcessary- to a, choice.
Carrying it a little further, 197 being
grcaier inan. 1 id Dy z, or a nine over
10 per cpnt., the Democratic majority
will be 10 percent, of the entire vote.
This settles it." ' . - s
Excelleritmud Well-Printed.
From tlu- retersburq Index-Appeal
r&z rsrss fN.JAC OBI'S
The Cape
new paper just established at "Wilming
ton N. Crjai C. V, Harris, late 1
member of iha Star ; editoral staff.
It is an exceUeat and well printed sheet,
and we hope-Mr. Harris will make it a
financial success.
A special "dispatch from Philadelphia
to the New Irtrrk Times states that a
Sheriffs summons was served on Miss
Clara Louisejvellogg, in that city, on
the evening: of'the 16th inst.. while
shfe was encasred inthe nerformance of
Lucia di LdmmermSor. A control
versy had arisew between tbe operatic
management "ami some , artists, out of
which a lawsuit had sprung.
Bishop Gibbons, of Richmond, Va..
-
is engaged ii-wri ting a history of the
Catholic Chifrcif,' which it is expected
win oe puDiiseflL some time during the
coming year. O r '
DEROSSETwIn PhiladelDhia. Pa., on
Monday, 23d inst., at 6 o'clock A. M., of
neuralgia ot the heart, ELIZA J. DeROS
SET, wife of Armand J. DeRo6set. M. D..
Aged 64 years.
The funeral services will be held at. St.
James' Church, at 3 o'clock P. M. on
Wednesday, 35th inst., thence to O'akVlale.
Friends of the family are respectfully
invited.
SHR I.J R
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE
North, and has opened for the
' WINTER SEASON
The largest assortment, best qualityand
nicest made
Stdck of Clothirig
AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
- . . . v
ever displayed in Wilmington. PriceVare
so low as to enable every one to buy, even
in these hard times. . -
A large lot of those.
t
v w
Snlendid White Shirts .11 ViAv
" ' j
Made (except button holes), j
AND FOR THE SMALL SjUM OF 90
CENTSr-WORTH 2 50 A PIECeT"
Don't forget to call on '
lA. SIlRIERy
No. 30 Market st'reit
oct25-tf
XEW ADVERTI8EXEXT8
HEADQUARTERS
--.Ijli
t
THOS. H. UcKQY,
No. 8 Nobth Fboxt Pt.
qM8 AJ?D 8ETJ US,' AND EXAMINE
vy .
our fine selections.
gUGAR, COFFEE FLOUR,
. MEATS, FISH, BUTTER, CHEESE,
CRACKERS, CANNED GOODS,
. 1
PRESERVES, PICKLES, 80AP3,
CANDLES, SAUCES,
WOODLAND WILLOW WARE,
FRUITS, CIGARS A TOBACC
LiaUOHS OH) BYE . WHISKIES
WALTER'S GENUINE BAKER'S-?
NONE OTHER; OLD VIRGINIA
GLADES, McKOY'SPURE
RYE, IMPORTED
LIQUORS, HENNESEY BRANDY,
SHERRY, PURE - HOLLAND
GINr UNADULTERATED PEACH
. j f AND APPLE BRANDY, ;
ndivarioua other artlclee" too numcroo
to nention.
Fresh Supplies Received' Dally.
Don't take our word.
Come and exam
oct 25-1 w
Ine for yourselves;
3IIS QELLA NEO $S
j REMOVAL !
HARDWARE DEPOT
REMOVED TO
N Oi 10 ,
SOUTH FRONT 8T., NEXT DOOR TO
MALLARD & CO'8 8ADDLERY
AND HARNESS 8TORe
Where we shall be
Very Glad
TO
WELCOME ALL OUR
: .
FRIENDS
t v
' J
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1- AND '
CUSTOMERS 1
oct 24-ly t
CHOICE GROCERIES.
500 BlLS R' dlffcrent eradc;
BBLS 8UGARS;
BOXES MEAT;
COFFEES Rio, Lagujra 'and Old 5ov-
enunent Java, very line. . . ,
Sugar Cured Hams, 1
Lard, In kega and tierces;
Shot, Brooms, Buckets, Ac., &c.,
- octl Ira ; ' BIN FORD, CITOW CO.
Orders Solicited .
4BesleyV Patent Cotton Ties, Choice
Mullets and Mackerel, S. H. Syrup and
Molasses. Coffee, Surax And Flour. CheeM
I nd TUirt Tt-
i r 1. . . t J--Tr f
uuea wjwmatriei mces inroucn
o20-lm PETTEWAY A SCnULKEN.
Parker & Taylor,
I. At
-T- 19 SOUTH FRONT ST. LAMPS
J.1 of the most artistic and durable de-
aesigns, ugm ana gracerur , turn Cages.
U."".ne
Btralnera, Plktad Ware. Coal ScutUes, Dip!
pers, MAtU Baskete,' Egg Beaters and a
thousand artlcls to suit the most faatldloua
purchaser. . oetI9-lw
-I '
JflSCELLAXEO US.
Diimv ivn tidtp vinimW
jSt Mi wT mr'0
FAMILY SUPPLIES
ii i ;r f.nwy '-; -
SAUCES AND PICKLES 1 '
PRESERVES AND JELLIES 7-
, . a ; i.:-n -
CRACKERS AND BISCUITS-j-
FISH AND MEATS
rRUrrs jtND vegetables
' J
RAI3IN8 AND FIGS
" 1-XUTS AND WINES
tT r
CnOCOLATES A D COCO
BROMA A CREAM CHOCOLATE
TEAS AND COFFEES
CUT LOAF t CRUSH ED SUGARS
IpowDBBED & Granulated Si'uahh
SEA FOAM A BAKING POWDERS"
-rnOUSE A HEARTH BROOMS
MARKET A FANCT 1 BASKETS
ScbVbbixo ajci) SnoBavsHM 1
kc. Ac.' Ac. 1
-BEST GOODS! LOWEST PRICES
Politb Attention
. Qncx Dblitbbt
i
CHAS. D. MYERS,
JOHN L. BOATRIGHT.
. . . . i"
CHAS. D. MYERS A CO.,
oct 22-tf
5 and T North Front ft. .
Gia MYERS UU FLACL
? : ; ;! 3 ! .
BUY YOUR
Family, Groceries
or
GEORGE MYERS.
1
O E T Y O U R
li a II 011S
GEORGE MYERS.
ft
U 8 E ONLY
PURE,
.SWEET
MASH YHISKEF
A JC D
BLUE O RASS, .
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. FOR 8ALB OXLT BT
GEORGE MYERS,
' ' -11 and 13 South Front Street,
oct 15-tf
The Baltimore Gazette
' FULL 'OF 2 FRESH XEWS!
mnE GAZETTEISPUBUSHEDBVERT
X. morning (8undaya excepted). MaTJ
Burocnpuons, posiaf e iree,
i ,
96 per Annum. In Advance.
The WEEKLY GAZETTE Is published
every Saturday. Mall aubecrlptlon, poetajre
paid,
SI per Annum, In Advance.
No eubacripUon to the Weekly received
for leas than a year.
Address,'
THE GAZETTE,
' 100 W. Baltimore at.. Baltimore.
PEOPLE GO TO MORWS FIRST,
Especially for School Hooka, :
. ' .'r . 1 'i ' : : '
jgECAUSE HE MAT HAVE THEM
,8ECQND-HANpED,
And perhaps he will take their old ones.
I...:..
HE IS NEXT TO POSTOTTICE.
oct 22-tf "
C, 'W YATES,
Dealer ta'
BLANK ROOKS,
STATIONERY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
ALBUMS,
nrn -. I JICrVWRAMES,
GOLD PENS,
.,r.J( c Ac, Ac, Ae.
. oct I54X., . ..' ..... - i :
Bacon; Flour, &c.
100 Hhda. and Bbla. CUBA MOLASSES,
50 Bags COFFEE,
" ... I.
800 Bales HAT.
1 BAGGING, TOBACCO., SNUFF, SOAP,
I t v
t u.twt,
ii RPTRTT DkPDrra i iDn
l aiuj, etc, xc.
w VV
I lAN.BEOBTABJED IX A7PLXA8ANT
j
1 private famirrrooi far from the
tmlneM Poq of the city, on reaaooabie
term. For name, Ac,; '
1 - . . AxmlyAt
oct2Ut tteCxTVT
VITH ToY AYE
T
LIVE BOOK AND
TNVESTORS IN FANCY STOCKS CAN NOW iiUY .sTc K AT MoKK n
.VANTAGE, A 8 TO REAL VALUE, THAN EVI.K WYXWT. ,
INTKUKST.TIfAT CMIMIMU-NHS
By calling at the LU'E BOOK STORE and making y,.ur lr nf anirWj,
, . . suk-V, for CASH, you cau1v. um- the . .. r U a
i
PIANO, ORGAN, ME LODE ON,
OR OTHER MUSICAL IN.-IUIMKNT.
. For Le'aure Hour I4 prccnt
THE LARGEST .STOCK OF UKA1LNJ MA'ITI'.ir IS flini:!:m,
WITH SCHOOL HOOKS.
THK'llES T LITE U A
A T
oct 1 Vtf
1 11 11 E P 11 E
INDESTRUCTIBLE !
THREE LONG WORDS, BUT MEANING EVEN MOUK THAN T1IKIK !.r(.Tn
would Intlk-ate. , Draw your ow n Infrnntnu.
I have Juat returnetl from the NORTHERN and KATE1;N-MAUK!.T?, l,tt 1
have purchased the handiomest St(K k of FANCY aud STAPLE
DRY GOODS
ever offered iu thi market. 1 have now ou exhibition a Urzt: and varied t l
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS, BASKET MTITINGS, in all thv u wn.l;
Black and Colored MOHAIRS, all pr!i- ; lfl'L!NS, MERGES, Al.PACAN
CASHMERES, HUNTER CLOTHS, CLOAKING. KUKS, CIjiiAKs.
SIIAWL,?. BLANKETS, Mm,
Handsome CA8SIMERES.
"DomcsUc" FashUni Ca
"atai'iu-
OC.15-tf
WILSON COIiLEGE !
STRICTLY XOXSECTAJUAX!
3 EXES IN SEPARATE BUILDINGS 1
TBS ABLB AXU EXI'EUIEXCXI TtACHtKS'I
V
TT'INE LIBRARY AND APPARATUS.
Healthful Location. Ijtcnrilff.
clal and Moral Community. Preparatory'
Commercial, "Normal, MuUal, Ornamen-
tAl and Collcfrlate DonarlmrriTn. Advan-
tagea unaurpacd In the Stale. Sclo
extend from flrat
MONDAY In OCTOBER
tolaat
THURSDAY In JUNE.
Students charged from time of entrance,
Entire average expensea t JOO per year,
, . m.w At 1 1 'i
Muslc t45 0,. 0ne hundred" ami
eighty-eight Student lart. year.
For Catalogue, add reas
8. HASSELL, A. M., Prvad't,
Oct l5-lw ViIn, N. C.
TUB
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CAPE' 1 All
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Only Ten Cents
t
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GHEErV YOTpl
MUSIC STORE.,
-
tin Vnc fr m a.r.n tuu
T V U K l F Til K A i; K
HEINSBERGER'S,
MM. rsi A: 11 MARKKT .T!:r.irr.
S 8 I U L 'E !
a
TTQ131?1STQ A - TM
INDISPENSABLE!
Vtoiucii fan.H hl In nV l NDKRWEAII,,
:5flTLL LINE OK CAUPETINGS!
arc now ralr Tor I liven.
R. M: Mclntire.
Cheap and Reliable!
1
IO()Ui.Tir ALWAYS.
THE CAPE FEAR,
A NEW WILMINGTON JOURNAL
1 iMotol ! Hie nait iui!, U.U JWlual, moral
and pUtjosl Intrn-1 cf North Car
luia, l iflVn"d Ui tbe uUat
tie ehf-ap rale t,X
1(1 CeuU a Weei. or 5 Year.
rpHE CAPE FEAR WILL ADVOCATE
I in a Mraltfht("twrl T;;iitKT the trln-
, riplra fa ur atl uuiuly I 4tK- rat x In
Utr anI l.i:i.try. Jn it LumMc wjtvlt
will upheld thr lanm r unfurled ly Jc f!T-
Mn. carrl'"! aloft !y Jacltwni an! rww
prrmdly U.n-by Tll W Tl.rCrcFr.ll
will n-cttxulte no dSffV rdnre txiwec-n tLe
who right Um battle of the J-llf again4
hlch-lund.iil Radk-alUm iulmK-htl la
place of lvr and MxklngU rtiAlntaia
it corrupt huUi in llie amo. Ijy wlatvT
name ealletl, th- DcffnilcTi" of "tbe C'C
try'a IilTty atvl th- Inali-nal.l RteM f
the IWipIr are iKuKwrats. Tit them Ue
Catk Fiui: 111 rycT ftvak ;th the kc
nf niwin hihI aUittiou. In tluir l t.alf
the CirE KtJUi Gliw be fwuul ttrUL
Cling. T
Tlicmw ipirwill trfve warm twwif-
ageuu-iit t the ari-uUural, mining ai!
manufat turiiyr int-nt if the Utc. It
will nrv Inimirra'.km. Rut wl!!e It win
extend the baud t if elrmne trt tin ftunlv
farrizix-r r itlicr iaimicratit. It w lilftft k
Jo Ltnj.rt o u the i-'upU? alnady bcrr
tiic neec-fity lur rxuuouijr, thrill, lalr aud
ndclitv to ljoiu and Male. North Camli-v
1 jitaii ciut bundiipNorth Caroliita. )
In limxii'Jiiir rrruin xtular Utrary
F-aturtn the Cxrz Kcu I ahead of it
Kib
cnnlemrrarh.- No Ain rk-jin dallv nr -
original f.ctinn habitualh 1-
rr rxerj t In ihe fnrro f wu-
ftatlonal hitelliffrme. Morie for U tn
aide,. both M-rkd atil coin:lrtr, .will lie
Inund tTUp leg a ruon rjirc in ri.
Tnu. The literary maiur of ihc
tltenew?.
. Rn vity i.d Couvt nUiM .-, .it xirrfu-i
IroirtiaWv wfll l h ading t harrt
cf the Iti1-intnee. I rtrirntftbri tC
K. Tlie new a of the Hr, CHv. i.tr
and (iieral. w HI be it.-til In Urlr-
t, rMtrUt4 mil ut atlracUv e form pt-
, j1nt-il ou Ue firt iiagr. Under tl dr-
uotu'r.xiWm we Um julc me urkn iiin
aiil KiTrr and Marine IntrH'grtjre. Such
fnUr$0 are Uf frriuenllr er"wdeI hi
Mn0t)?tM turner. Ihe OmitarrrUl
New Will lr n lull dttipilril itf mr
rrrtol.
SUBSCRIPTION 1IATLS. '
The baAi U tttbrr cm the week r the
rar. Tlic Cart i ru ill 4e funihrJ
at Ten (Via tr wrrk. ie IWUr J
Twtntv.Ilve Cet.u f-r Three Mn:l, T
I iKdlaw ail Hftv Cn;u Ur'M
an.1 Hve lhAUr lit Yr. Wiirren
liy Carrier in the Cttv e rdH. Nc
ttttVr Kttii by mail unJethe alx rtiftkm
h l-rn i.rii.L CUiit io.le by
Carrier t rx wrrK. ,1" iy
falotir'HaielhaNawU tu any one
wbflortKAiy for Jt Jtotajdly. Ch
ltheonI. rT - , " '
' -TKliMS OAlA'MiTWNrt4
Are given In iiith-r plare. Tbx" are
tnd' l-rUUy re!iaMcf In keejiar
with thelitiH. Ctttrbrt rati e t-flt4
tC libers! U rma for a4t rtlK r.
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