brief opinions, r
t i - ,
Co.voKE.s0jf .v Oates, of Alabama,
ad visea thc'Djemocrata to fights tbt
finance witiijaii tneir power, and
endeavor to wipe it oat of existence.
If hissentimeiit is in harmony with
the Deiocratij party, it can bo easily-
Been who ire, our ejiemies,,nd
knowing them! we must rally out
. forces
-
oi onr organ
who are not forj ns are.'
will .be fohnd too true,.1
STATE .HERS.
THE DOINGS OF OUR PEOPLE
BllIEFLY AND PLAINLY TOLD.
HAPPENING OP THE I'WlEK COV-
' j DENSED.J j
i a uc vartnage isime is now
eihi-weekly. ;
iJTe Tdlewild sale at Kaleigh last
wefck was a decided feuceess. The
to prevent the crushing put twZT iJ
-i- " " -M '1ft I - " ' . - .
. . - i fir. o r. v amngton, ,ot Avoca,
ugaiuet ub, KOorbs havini? a a-ood rWi. lie v
Ip a compromise measure for
FUN T7ITH THE MM.
i;
Ills Cjniastles Anas the Farntr
ail Lakrer.
'A tew luxampies of , the "
the Money, poire r? Supplied to Cef-
tain Anxious Inquirers Jtailroad
Corrupt ionists Ho w " Monopoly
Corrupts Ley islatum.
! (Copyrighted by tbe Rform . Prww Uureau.)
: ' I .
The gymnastic . performances of
lars oi tne money wag to be paid
at dinner time and fire hundred
after the bill passed. At dinner
man came to Shinn . and 'handed
him a package in which there were
five $100 bills. Shinn exposed the
r. . y I iiji ; - . , . - - ,
juivayc vj i unuery. , dn investigation was nau,
the whole affair proven, and it is
now a matter of record.
i : ; . , .'... '
It has not - been long since .
"ravage" was exposed in the New
.!tl T 1 i ' , '
xutk legislature, a member rose
in; his seat and stated that he hid
given $2,000 to" vote for a i rail
thitafittoa; 'Yth
i owjng to the hail stpm; but still his licaApress are more i wonderful and State .Senate,1; an that .he, had
l croto eenerallv-ia far raiierior to that 0t.v . v: i.-J. given the money to the Speaker.
r r - i; l. it. . r . . . .. .i r- - : c.vi.
S'lWuryWU i. iniiugnnited, it I tMt ff" 'll6 :'!"? "A"?'"?? Ttrsk cSoboraS IhHuS:
llo ft JwiTiA f mnfm. " ' ..... j,-.. ..... uoa cicz uauueneu firoDi iiiek . .. i
. : . I K. B.f BromrbtoTi. Senator B. f I days of the Olympian frames down
,i: t v -J i . j I JPocKi rroiB.. martin nolt ana wu-. one uav tnese papers
vuu, -v mw KwloK. lindvin ninm Ha. r Will 'authontativelv"
w i . wiuuiinvw m u ' -
meut An investieration , was order
ed and a Senator and two lobby
ist were, indicted for bribery, but
t& continue ad vacating ita' enactment sk-l 4U tvJT sav 'that Tkr;nT- t,-it tne nnnence oi . tne money power
inhi u Uur : .PnV.T i-nMti.1. andlTVnmK .f fk-ii.., OM resents will stiuul firm v an. irl I ir . , . . ""
.Mna A . .UU V .UU I ' T V WW V HIV I ...... J I ,1 i
.. . - ii iL. t-i i ? 4nnv,4l.n. ,1 , ik. i !, uuuw,uiu lire, ujuu
eorporauon8 loan , money .lor ana I , . '"'""s wi iibuiuuuju e" '
10 per cent, and would not the .... i - . i L j to L Autf.
the road which they' have traveled
Was
who exposed
the bribery has been more abnsed
! than the men who did the bribing.
election of
ance
Ihj th
tiond,
the officers of 1 the Alii- pjde?' to apend 5,000
i Tk.l..il.-trn' :i..L.:n t .1. .r I """i.vt,i . men,;
; The best quaked men should Zl!? - r!"" oemucn send their' "time honored"
heonlyones to hold these posi-i Ll ... . J dead) issues and theories 'to the rear,
No one ean tell what the
forth but 'tis said
- future will brings
; that "Jjy the past
; ture," therefore in behooves lis to se
lwt the very best
t i 1- , A
m a Wbodard, E,., has accented And then. oh. wfiat a nlea thev send col"lieF r?f r?8 .F18
a position to travel f or 4 Kichmond up for men to Ktand together ! and S2a,UDB,?1?-t0i e central x acme.
meet the onset df the comintr foe." hx?ic T Z!?
c . w v -v i uui cAUiiutfl'iiuiu ovuit; ictwrio nut-
Cigar House.:..... We are krlad to note
we aivine tne lu- the recoverv of.Miss Hidflie, nnnlrll
. t . - . s . : .
from her recent
men to guide pur
organization in safety through the LJ
storms jthat it is likely to pass. Let
! every frnember kstajnd by his colors
and by so doing, t
organization
There is nothin
'iiid detenninetl.
Thehe is one ti
amjising, - as
ilhg mat
well
power of the
in the land.
ing earnest
One of the most outrageous :"rav-
1 I.IV. T .1 ITT .1 1 - I -1 t '
-- w , a. awa aw - w . . a r r . . i vi nun ti w, . a a irT iifa i, amw i nr i
J t . U I JDrac.......iut: nisrht at the l. " " - . aires" of the monev - nower was ex-
uiwtnema pereen: i. ing of-the board of stewards of ;JaHLZZS luere are posed in 1874-5 in the Pacific rail-
Wisdom must be exercised in' theJTririity Methodist Churfch thev de- iu:ll Xrl-T J onBlH road row in Coneress, when Tom
j which threaten to disrupt v and
i.p a Scott M as trying to secure a large
Party : an0- anKiwltr frf tKa To Poolfin Wd
I and! O. P. Himtinffton "waa workini?
attaCK OI SlCKDftM. I Alinthcr llav thtiH rarwro
frh ta iru jjx.-:-7. xiunnngton-wui oe sumcieni to-snow u taaug tne cooaa trom vou. )h.
been finished.Rockv Mbunt Aran- known r the A 1 n-an.i tn? J anions ana unscrupulous nust maKe me your authorized agent
say its members are the Bturdv
M. Henry K Knor, of Norfolk, is
bonnig for a water supply to establish
.water works for the townJin the em
ployment of the commissioners..
i I he pensation of the town for the
past week has been the. tropical ba
nana in its fruitage in ColJ Gnirkin'a
must be beautiful flower' tmrtW
fas interesting
ten to General Coltou by C. P.
A TRITE STOUT.
How It
Was DaeSaaIl It
- tiaaei
, For the benefit of your
j i i . . ' .
TOiera, ji aesire to relate
gooiL Hat mayl these dull fellows
win una out tnat your friend twditi-
tjuMs someuung of a knave, and Nertk
I nas oeen Uecieving UwaiT -Oh; by
that time we and our friends GorddY
- V !1x ii k a k -
, -uurruiu, ana me boss carrier will
TO THE EDITCRS.
Carellaa PrWs
Next fteanlaa
The
reatlaa's
and
trie 1 VK ; J 4 t -mi
story that J think they will ann.;. it i ' . rl held in Winston . W! -
ateJ" There was i wWlth 11 : 'P. Thnraaa.y, Auirtot i h abd T5.-
narnfed Smith, who had upm his fine the shisGooZ ZLl l:!My.hS
w one nunared tenant. All the says, Uncle Sam, "bring a Gnir vonr
tenints were poor except one, Jones, pipers urtffito
who hadi accumulated some efft !t.,t w.i . . Tr' iV ,VV
was rich and fond of ease, ao one lv I rh . i n.;. . . . .
tenant .T ' h "7. 1 1 - v? . T - lAua IXOUUie Off
' -. v vuvg tn. :ii i . ninirn lr i rnnw kA.i. x." .
must be a very tran i Mrwno iu L x .
l v ,rr? H"" uun me paper 1 1
- ouj;uict w ui mesei you and,
Th rmiains'of ev-Vipr -i.I.Mit
ianuin werv mtfrnxl lf i
next meetinir of thJ Wrt 1. i IUnrnr f
A rv1tn 1 ... . I "
at
1-
maue lor the meeting. Tha Wins-
gne inf ;nior .
grand time, one that will ,1 memor
able in the Association's hintory. 1
I hope every editor who Will at'.
tf m - -- . fcMio - i ir u iiir . iiii ii . m ... i
ays,- Mr. Smith it your hands: Yon rhn.tWnu n.i ?.".i nW t on.V,I mnM
' t ---a. i m i iib a
U . -V f . ... 1 1 ' c
names of all who will iro as lom
1
-.
it
The fou r bmi rvl.rt-n . w lu n . ! .
I focutcil at Sing Sing I.it k. .1., .
The great ftornu that ir..,r f i t
at New Orlenns a f w da ac,
gpiwrai ftirtMigluuit I fur Son h.
The ertptkn of Viiiii U in-,
creasing; A tnug 'rartlu.Uuke
ShOCK was felt last p. nii.,' ,i T..
Mniuic, no IE IL mra formm Km tk I .x-- - . . i .- I wi iisueiuruiitnn. erf- A llhd ""xw hiiiiiii" I mm a iur.
to offer that relieve it i. 77nW .i.f'Vr?? m ineicU.mlforriter. "f11" Vk' """tc.i.H
asks farmer Smith "
-vB a aa rwiii. - -.nil..- i ia r . m t r.uv. ni
you Of aJL trouble. Well, what is it shall b the n va
a ni . m -. w . m mm vai , uiunii mi an jrw ar a . . i .
, I ..S-.x iL i . ' . 1 -x ilJlll VlUl lWMlIf .n rla.!M
silver
cents
X)o not leave me to
passes.
thing.
No one but
. 1. 1 . m -l
puonsner oi a newijier
rvm iuul -JV the lTess Association and
infer, any-1
wlitor or
an North
nnri TAimnT ms v. t .. , l. ,i
i . , , . , -.j- ... . l4Ji run .tx-i) uowu me
rw"T?.JwMJu.M lurmsn me tne troods dollar. Don't vnf w mo
lU bulk, at sav Rn for 1n o7 t u .7 ; , rT- r r" v
ar 50eformeal. &c. and I will 1 rY" "m Ju" No one but a bona fide
tail itto these people at 12c for ba-1 Bondholder. I dnW to I
rvll Ah H . 1 4i .If 7 - -- --- u-u txiO'
"t xw uuui nu ax IOr meftL mnrrAAna hn) U .1.
Helljthat is a good idea. How will hear a little infant'
I'flll awM T ...111 a I - :
J ---v wvi WHI tlTO VOU CMil I tTT-ratfl Ii .XF.l 1 tillw Al tkx . I . J" -
Very irond. ; v.' r""' lu.B?11 w PJ extended
w . . P " .. uin uuuiTCeniMia mil l .V.iwunl -n i i', . '
another rv.n.1!. . ' - - . . a ill oe SiriCtJV etlforcel.
Smith; V(m mn8t let mi one : exPt ai d active
w i ft - i w . u .w a tin aaii iiimv riurn an i. t a - - - i
have one-half my land rent free. My, mirst! have paW lf vorsenfnV f2"" LUV H forWm
ateral.
Smith. : But there is
tiou si Mr.
V,. x I xxosjvFviouMu, mitt iiune om- ' news mat uis liHtllu r n.
m soTf ?o w r"1 1; T ti Muh' M f f on
iut? soil 10 pay I exfndfid in illnr- tk:- ...t I Aaa s
Moirwp. A nre It hotlt
and their vcls are in l,l
t6n without amimmilion.
r John
e'titl i.
Folev. a rtono fniii'f v..-
.... .....
j,iaveiu UMiu, lx-eiM.l t-u r.l.
cawe despatch Jfr.iu C a I
ershipinicounty Kerry, ."Ire'laud.
i . i. i a
itone oth- ine news that his in.th.r
t a
cm in .
had
his rule to $o.onn."
t" -is use-
UK
my, says Mr. Smith. Then there is Rnt I ,1 .j 'F" - W'P tranporutH.u. Kvery
i . - r . - I w cut a ua UD 1111 IN 11 1 Ln TMm a. I --.--.1 . . A. AT a I
sna another condition, says tenant gentleman of your merits. wfrW 1
uonea. vou must nav m i l.O . ,.'.(. waneciea Wltn tlie newenarwr
nU-r iT:'; VTV jpur pajier ana get the bills. buinei.rrn h-i..,..j; . :!7'S: m
w --- ...v nuvivvauKlll HI. 1 1....'
cent Interest on my collateral. My,
my. sars farmer Rmith. Unf Mi.
Jones, 1 fear the tenants will object
Char
otte, N. C.
get
W. G.rSiEELE.
SOME SURE TESTS.
m A u Jl . . J" ' ' , aaa. vjvxj
: ? J "r""v xaraiers Alliance aim ,Aii- ...t.t. xt ,wi .:n . V .7 "o-;-
. uicwwvua w nxuv;u iuc jiiunrj jiudci i ux vucji vm nae u taae tnem or
bilitv of the land: that they are tried W wlien ng -he accom- starve, iiut Mr. Jones, you .will get
and trne rrW n'n h w win tpnment? oi an oDiect. t. j nun ana iney jxwr, and they will
not Deled away ter dated . 20 1874, grumbkv I have thoughtof all hat,
ii i mi ii iiim biv IIMH7 , u iiou u iwi w 1 unf Tnono i ' jr - i a
.Mv-r-v..ixvn uttM- Dared. or nrom ses to nav a lartre Plausible who can talV thm oecanse - it'js
ures. i.ne veryinext day these same f ; ' ' x ?im i -n -3 U,.fi,iM Ww . Vfrrlof the Allmnre that, i ftfiii'i.
papers will squirt; streams of abuse jiulv Thiir thi.;, Ui& a haVn: At w.1 xiTn butlfor the reason that by making ;t the mcvtiiTsr. Aimlieaufj fl,n.
1 11 I v........ wv 6 : ... . - T ... wiv.VUU ' VI lUitU ! . - ... " ""O " " I 1 1 i " I "
vu. tuv i x f...-, 1 1 i.- . . ..f f K I -A.iv inna 1. 1.1 x l . I Flrt ITTil Ilfni T. ail inmrouL'iAn .ll I u. ... .. ,1 .. I IR.-IM 1 1 ) niiiar iiii u U'l iiui tr..
i ui vvfugicua win. uc wuiuuBcu vi xuv 1 ;w www Lfuiiiiiit a wp UUgrgv and a .rT"r u'vooivu auh iv; iwtuv -i- "t. ' I V iiimiiwii
.-1-1 .--x ' x r : :xi it I .1 t. . . -" thor- thai.o onu f ll,.-.T.....l. .. I ullwh nU. 11,...'.
ua i,uv:uaiail.c VI I.JJC UCXUillillH 21 ri I . " uiuvr Iran) IIJI'II lillieM I Or
Marshal G tll4rtl4 Lt ii Ii- it i I?
seize the- luta M1V. Th.. otr. ,
of the Itata offer tijviv ."hhi jh u.dtv
for. aai li ug w i t hn t c lea mia e ' ,m j h r .
and it is n-portl hen- f hat ..r.l. n
nae iKH-n m-eivetl frmiis U
to accept it iMid dihare otVin f
of college or school jmjKr br
uujicauoiu ruivmg nothinci in com- ' At 4 oVl.K-k ThurMlv ft. , ,
mOU With the newsntifr imiMii llm If Ul.i. ... iwl .....I I ...... .'n ii
. ., - 1 TI"-- ........... i-uiiuur I t.l 1 1 1 I t,l, 1
w to; Aseertalo the Slaeertty of uwersoi avern notdirctly en- Uomiiany filed "in. th ( hrkV ..(1
the Farmers'reteaaed friends. gJged an the editorial or lummeiw f the Cfiancxn' CourJ of thi -:itv i
riu U T , , . nwuagement are ot ' eligi ,le, and deUl nf trust to the . ( Vntmt Tri,.,
Tbo. BnlHtreaaury plan Is being hot- figidJr .excjndMt V ('omnanv of i w Vok ;;,;
ly contested, both north and south. -Members will remember that tbo trust com nuii v iiwirt.rn.r.. ..f! .1...
the only demand 1 an,"al fees, $?.iK)r Khonld
tat is obieetl to. I toe . beeretary and Tnxiin-if Ir.tn..
and slander "andj vilification
-E.- City fe" orS"la; hungr&t Betof men ever got togeth- silk dress for his wife to?he? that the balance of the denuinds, are :-Ach 1
j tionas a villainous compound of d lfi d nl klf fc t tenants bought $5 suits for them- object onale. Strange to saymany J-
;n cranky socialist prohibitionist and thW will do." ' - selves and calico, dibits gxi melnbers of the Allialice, ari . is will
Alliancemen, and Ifhat is to "hear the Hot cholera is reported in Moore ?T.J2? T they Will do.
fI)enuratic press constontlyremai- . ,
. .i in. i ii hi i dinn ATTxhm TIhv3 ' onii, M:il I P . 1. . . I Inner thfe rlato of llpe.
'.nrr iiJwmt 'the Allijiuee an d the third "inner, Mclean llros .
eonsumea .oy Hre....L.iUdi: w.
party, and from accounts there must
be" no little uneasiness among them
regarding, the attitude of the Alli
ance toward it - The members of
the iVlliance will exercise more sound
judgment and wisdom in casting
their ballots at the next election than
; they ever did before in ; their lives,
. m d Ave 'do, not believe they .will vote
: 'orenien who will not champion'their
:au8e. This is something for both
arties to reflect upon. v I
For it murderers were electrocuted
atSmg Sing, N.; Y., on the- 7th-instant.
The application - of the elec
tric current in .producing: instanta
neous death, was reported to have
bjen - most ' effective. ' XTnlike - the!
electrocution Vf Kemniler, there was!
npthing, .bungling in them. The
privacy of these electrocutions, says
the ISew lork HbrM, "is not a civ
ilized hinefeentli.-cehtnry method of
executing the lawj'aind besides,. haug-
iito is. good enough, for cold-blooded
murderers. in executions tne pep-
ple''seem.! to have a desire; to keep
ala-east of the times. Americans are
no!t satisfied' -witlii -any"' methotls that
11 ! -
are ancient,
G. Page, for a -long time hotelist at
Sanfoid, died on the 25th of June.
......The town Marshall had a sale
of imported hogs hist Thursday.-
uartnage lSuiue. . .
i A conjurer doctor, of
waylaid and killed the wif
0. h. W. Smith, a negro
Millie $uton the murderessJ
demented negro .woman.
progressing on the Electri
Kailway. A new invoice 6f
saw mill, was whr" a":1 Under thfe date of XJee. 1, I874 a
At,- xur-iTriIlx- "V xT letter contains the follow
mm, vi iuc uieruuuuu .01 tneir
disruption
'party'' and, of j course, the
qnent ruin of the country.
selves and calico dresses for their
wives. I5ut
fellows and
on next crop. Jind of second
wiiiviinffl avji meir . , -,. -- - -- - , , y ., . , -j
they were humble minded led to heheve tliat the politicians as Jargt convent wn the At
went to work with- a will a rule' would be willing to consent ver held. At the clow
- X -.11' X1.U. -1 - -1 1 1 a 11 f -.1 . 1 i. 4 1. .... .... . .
I hi id to
rfv
r the
Conse-
of the
prol
town of
. . - .
1.1..: 9: 1 11
sslk-iation
Close
to alt ''the demanda nf tKa A I GOU VCUtioiY ttll V-lirim nil
vnar 1 ... vx- -v. itiiiaill I .... .vm . 1
Have ahv of our people endeavored Jones bought a niano for his.ilanVh- excepting the subtreasury plan. This a'yj e ' taken to :tho live
x .t 1 -lu: ...:iu t . t Ifn.wl 1 x ji 0 I is an error ' tt UkeKlMtro. atul' iwiauil.i-
bie?. They are both men that ew lor. ; The other tenants patched ' pre is-liut one deiwaud at the cuwions will be on tlie progmnie.
1 :'s l a tx 1.1 1 tv.ar. t.i.t ,.i.w .. il -r t wuole lifst. I he rime h : wi'uk.- i'u not uei. nut writ' to n ut
cx;n ; ai ; ,ti. xi .m .w uuiiiiiucu. - - it wuum m vivmta aim meir wives ; . VT " . . ...... - 1,', . " i ""-
uuvu.. bxi..oc. iauci3 mil 1 T. 1 .1, 1. r 1 .1 xj , 1 -,.x r i
c;ol.. x-xI. , f,i - . xieip ua very muuii u lie wuw iia up " vui, iui u new HOCK
T TZ 21 ! Cal. Pacific income and extensions began to complain but Mr.
outhd basis that was talked of, even we came around and prophesied oreinern;iocut out tne toiiowing
better times and they tried affain. 1,81 01 T"!" anu get tneir con-
Third year found Jones richer an,i gressmen, senators or other promi-
the. rest! poorer and discontented wh puut-mius w answer mem and
Plausible comes around and says, mv
dear fellows ! you must not blame
Jones and Smith for your poverty;
ny aon t you Know the tariff on
j.rvfieri ail MH Iiiii'fi
amount of 2,tMK,HKjJ' v -
'. - - 7 . ' '. : ' ; ! .
The (VnHiiN Hun-ait will imm.u i.-u.-a
bulletin ort the menNiMhij- ..f the
Itoman ('aiholie 'i ( luireh it, th.
UniM State. It will Uhow tjlat t he
Church luU ' i?50,(XM cin'iiiuiii-..
rant over lifb-eii years of . J Thi-i
mininmtn limit of age to tift,-. n
. ., : 1 1 1 it . . - '
jeurn win iN' aillienil to lf the.
tiKlies of other churchen.
Vilson, Alliance, will wisely (?) forecast its
e of Rev, political action,4 and will assert that
tereacher. f the Alliance movement must be taken
is a half I into ai 1 calculations of a ..political
.Work is I nature; for its force and strength
c , Street cannot be ignored. The very next
material jddy these same papers will print an
has been received and is expected that interview with some Alliance traitor
mrs will he ninniTiirhv AnfAict -T'Kth land reneo-ade. or will rirint n. flflmtnir .
..... - j .ub...mV . . . r q 7 ..p.. fJ ... J . U4.UX.X1. I . . , . . , . . .
'T-l 1 CMjl. 1. Ii II 1 . - no
tuufggn afoie isnrowae. 1 1 ueau over-an announcement -ithat
!nol.lhorn wilt .tlittoii toe sub-Alliance
,L.aa 9djr Jl. ' Alliance . principles,
istered at Moreheall during the hwork,"ffnian fnd the P,atnt antl
Teacher's Ass8embly..:....THe reat- ioyal ff?r lo t these af tics
est portion .of New Hope wnship forawMemuudisguisea.aiimzemen
was visited last ThursdaOning bV t.i thfr unconditionally
a tremendous hailstorm. ' Felices ;ani tjie ridiculous and incongruous
outhouses ' were -leveled with the rty-burly thus presented and laugh
ground and the crops right badly lo,, aDad . . ';
;, . , 17 It will be recognized without ques-
xne peacn crop will oe enprmous. tion that all legislation for the past
.Jm-MMT- VyX VlO UQTU glCailJ 11X11 VI V
leir wives wUole "S1- The time has come i'o not ueiay, but write to
3k. They wIieu tliisl false position should ite OUCtV if you will go. : .
r. Plaus exPse(1 Thv'&vwirist .wotild ask "';'.. rVjUernally,1;.
ronhe;i tue brethern to cut out the follow ing ' J- H Shkuhil, Sc'y N. (
t
if we had to pay sometlnng to con
vmce Liow and rrisbie.
Mavl, 1875; I
I notice what you say of . Luttrelh
he is a wild hog; don't let him come
back to Washingtonbutas the house,
is to be largely Dencrati6, and if
y . . A.
Concord, N. C, July 1, 1 8!i 1 . :
HE WILL SIXK IKT0 0BLlVl0i;
A INU-ket of letter from it
nent official in Hie City of
m a friend 111 thix clt I
pioini-"
MeV ico
M-catiie jmh.
to be defeatedflikely it wouldjhats is 50 perj cent, and 110 per
send I them in for publication. Let
the answers be plain yes or 'no, and
be sure to get them correct Let the
and address - of the sender be
y written ou the list . t
you iavor the abolition of
for
iname
plain
Do
This Is the Fntnre' Predleted
v Dr. Newtoa, If Iepoed.
fThe sentiments of the t'welv
tlenieh who have 'presented Dr.
ton are of course well known," said
a prominent -Lmseonul elenk-
a a 7 . - rii
1
gf"r
iew
TiiE price of cotton nowi is lower
probably than it ever has i been lor
thd time of the year, and yve? wonder
whv the cause? dan it be possible
that those who control the market,
flinowing that there is a good deal Of
kKtrol? in the hands of the -farmers,
nref0reing the prices to the lowest
kcate in order to convince ihe advo-
attM that the 'Sub-Treasury;' bill is
ed.L....Buck Hayes, a colored boy
about 16 years old, was.arrrested here
Tuesday 'by an officer rom I Ports
mouth on a charge of stealing k pistol,
a pair of brass knucks and $23 in
4 money. V e learn that efforts are
being made to establish, an Episcopal
school at Littleton, as the most de
sirable plaice for it in Easter Caro
lina. Weldon Sews, i
1111
ractieable? We would not be at
ill .surprised., if such were not their
uirlKw'o. ; It is strongly -urged that
T'V av'j' -i 11 ,
veif-ivroauction is .tne cause 01 tne
!eereas.e iii prices, but such 'is sheer
onjsense i hen there are, millions of
weonle in theicoiintrv yvho can "not
lj-tw. the bare necessaries of life. '
ii ii often asserfetl by its 1 oppo
nents that the Sub-Treiisury j bill is
.tnconstihitiohal, yet strange, to say
that that particular section of the
on; titiition that it would violate if
ei iac ed.into a law, is never cited, nor
d) -wl' tliinic it can be. All we; con
tynd foV' is to give us . this bill or
s mo jiing lett,er. Congress passed
ai iut loaning money to the Centen
nialKixsition" in Philadelphia in
l.STfU and if the (lovernment had the
. 1 . . .-' . '"."'.' - 1 i'1 1 ' ' 1'
risrliti to renuer nnanciai am ior sncn
nrtxse, so also has it the right to
anyway and if he got the nomlna- couldu't exactly see how the tariff
tion put up another Democrat and was keeping them down as they never
win nmlinof kin. ...fl .... At.nX ...... . . ill'llOil 41 111 mmi'viril .. i. 1 . - T
iuii agiuiioi, uiiu uuu. 111 ixiai . i ivy vui-u cm uuuyi im, ai uuc lu tneir
elect a Republican. Beat him. , ' , lives, but they didn't know much
Sept J 27, 1875: about it and Plausible was sharp, so
. ..uanuotyou have Saitord call j the tney swaiwwed their discontent and
Legislature together and grant .us
such charters as we want at a cost rich in debts and Jones rich in bank
say of $25,000? If we could . got notes. Mr. Plausible is again oalled
L' T"t " , T .. hl.ni.iii. a. a T ,....1-.. ' A ...... Ill V. . . f" vIiai. - .........k.. nll.?..M
11 t 1 , ... ouiu a . litii ao x c irvrw iv lull '"! "" in iur wuiuicuuca UAlHillii
tnirt.v vejira haa frmio fhrnnn-Vi mtlia.l ... l . . . .: 1 . , .. ..I ..... ... &
i ir J rT for it would be worth money to us. tarin tneyall shout "blast the tariff
, "" v i:i"iiiwiu. pai y - if thee is airything to be done it and you with it" They thep march
r - ili i,1 , "Inst bd done quickly. ' j up to farmer Smith's office ;and -say,
T?y:rti ?lu rae? r Jaii.4.7, 1876: ; 1 jSee herc.'Mr. Sinitli-.we can't' stand
mic uccu.aucticu, iniiueueeu anu ; t ,:.-.x.t i4x"
-"w u urn buv lUtVO Ul L11C Jlllfll
Do Vou favor an increase of cur- or a ial of the actual (jresi)
Mr,
r. W. J
t liond, grocer, made an
ovi il f.Alnrrvontti it'nohm rtrow" 4-- Faa'11 o n t onpen virhii -I -frt 1 4-l-i -Pi-! I-- mh!1
.... . j - i ca aa va. la iL.f' i aiim 1111 n,n iiiiiw iaiii iim i iiii u uii ia m a viz; i laiLin inn. m ii i ii-
ey power." This phrase was used Li.. n rn.-.. xt. ; T.. . vi
I11SA.V I I I iA IIIIU III r" . I II-" MM' .l ! Ill III r"N l I I iX. I I '
I
a
leiic
at
I money oirhind and non-perish
t..A. TI..,.,.. f..t..
e. iai in urouueia. nicoc wc iotw
tliAt t3ie ojxhents should consider.'
Vr
'fa
SeJ
coi
aire;
tin
the
haj
mi
vieM
dre
a
iso,!
ful
suu-
bill
unce
he
i lie
vluii
kil
dit
ul
1
iions
this time 'everything is looking
onitble for planters and farmers.
g. has 'been done under good
itnd political- papers are
consrratulatinff farnfiers S on
right p.rosjHH?ts, , and tellin
hi they ought to be thankful! and
d Itut supjx)se the season re-
f . il . 11:
ns'-Kooii: and.. suppose tne eartn
s to the husbandman two hnn-
-fold or more will this help therii?
ahls! No. For wheii the bonnti-
larvest shall have been reaped
the granaries of the country "are
1 to overflowing 'with the susten-
olj life, the producer will nd
prKce ? of his products oeiow
i..A. -V t.r. .t..:... .wi
pm;e oi ins. proiui;iioii, "s
( he shall ask why this '.is so, he
be 'told overproduction. Jic -
assignment Tuesday to Mr. IB. N.
Fields...... Jit is reported thatpfr. J.
F.'Hartsfietd, of Jones, county.- shot
0V Al At W W AAA INI AA. A C V VlilVI 1
.dav. a We tean't find anvonrf- rthn r"v'
) '";. I.1 .'
knows, the particulars. . , . . . jASt Sat-
urday ; af ternooii Mary Conndr and
MattG ardiier, women ; of illffarae.
got into an affray at the honse bf the
latter, in w hich ' Mary j Connor re
ceived injures which caused her death
Sunday morning about five o'clock.
iViuston rjee rrw. ; ;
Mr,- It, IL Hicks sold a few days
ago $1,137 worth of tobacco. 1,800
pounds i of it brought 45 cents a
pound, yet we have no boom ' in this
part of the dountryA....A negro was
shot and dangerously wounded! at a
cock fight inj .Wilson- county-on JJ uly
4th. it seems tnat .a wnite . tarmer
iA .. .. - . -'1. 1 . -
was at tne main, ana wnen
Other, Icolonsd people attack
colored man 4 with him, he too
part and was himself attacked b
of the colorm men. lie ore
pistol and shot him.-1 Rock v
Argonaut. 'J s ; :;,
Mr. G. T. Tyson, of Beaver l)aro
fired a barn of primings Monday
i TW mT . ' 1 -W
morning. ' -lh r. I heo. island, J r.,
of Johnson's Mills, told ns Satufday
that he had invented a tobacco hanger j
x r . i a. t ii
oy i.-resiueni aoik ,in a speech re
cently delivered m Washington.
The speech did not please the j lu
dianapolis Jou rnal, which is the ac
knowledged organ o the present ad-
a "howling demagogjie," and quoting
the phrase, "ravagesj of the money
treated it cOntemptuouslv
by exclaiming "whatever that is'
Well, it is tOD big a thing to tell
rent and loafs; we
are starving, he is getting rich. Now.
day all calling me
will certainly pass his Texas Pa
cific bill I do go over, and I shall Mr. Smith, we will give you our note
go over to-night ' It cost with security, and-you must issue
money to fix things so that I wduld the rations direct to us instead of
know hisj bill would not pass. I be- through Jones."
I can pass our
about at one time, but a few illnstra-
. -
These are but few of a volume of
ill ustratUns "Which , will show the
ravages of the money power." It
may be that when the method of the
passage" of the subsidy
t.r v.;ti :,' w. j r .i - --l .. iv
tmn. a t,. . 1.: r & ."I " ' v"-"' yi l'K WUl U1UUCI,
"""" ""J " ?5. v" "m"muS known if it ever shall lieV- affair-- .i,a TTnU .i' u-l,. .' '
of ts size and shape. .. ' .. .. .i I...L.lt, xTT. - 7, ', J"1" v
m i ; : .. ; etjuui in inieresi to tuose aoove may
T . Qri.j :-:J ' , he developed. ' There is now a great
w "-r -AV A WW MK7 W A IMU VtftLC l llil I tniMtinio I
' . i i llUtAllllUl
that he thoiight Mould be a good
thiug. Wei ' heanl a 'gentleman
who is in a position to know, kind
who. has .taken statistics as fax f . as
possible, say that it W ill take $55"
uw out or. tne crops made in 1'itt
touutv this year to pay for the ferti
lizers that have been sold in the
county 1 during the Spring. Gn eu
ville AVf-rir.l , r j
Statesville freight depot destroyed
by fire,...!... The store house and go jds
of Mr. Levi destroyed by fire. I oss
$14,000.......The High Point Plaid
Mills have been sola- tor 25,077
John Miller, a farmer of Bethaiiia
township, ran
meadow . a tew
back of which
across a turtle in
days ago j upon
he cut his i name
1861. The letters were as "plain
us
the
in
as
the j day , they were made. . ..Bjob
Ross, colored, who has been in the
employ of Dr. W. C. Galloway, Was
arrested Satiirday evening uxm tlie
eharcre of atealinir $130 in nioiiev
from the. Doctor. Winston Sentinel.
rel mlSew York State, and 'some of
the ravages were exposed. M r. J.
Gould was on the: stand as a witness,
and when being asked, questions with
reference to; the apKiutment of a
committee to investigate, the man
agement of the Erie railroad, said:
"I do not know howimuch j l paid
toward helping triendly men. Y e
had four States to look; after, and
we had to suit our politics to circum
stances, in a Democratic district !
was a Democrat: iin 'a Kepublicau
district J was a Kepublicau, and in a
doubtful district I was doubtful:
but in very district and at all times
I have always been anj Erie man'
Mr. Gould added the significant re
mark when asked fa question, that
it would be as iinKssiile to ,s.ecifv
the nnmerous instancesi as it i would ;
to recall to" mind the nnnn-rous'
freight cars sent over the Erie road
f roin.day to day." j
In IS ew J ersev a railrojul
known as Senate bill lf7;. w as isisjetl
in the interests of railroads that
wanted to secure the 'entire Water
front of Jersey City. The measure
was a flagrant outrage, and the Gov
ernor vetoed Jt The Senate psissed
it over the vetcy but the lllonse ; hesi
tated, and then the "ravages of the
money power r began,
was told by 'Hon. J.
who could not be bribed.
named Cromer called oh Mr. Shinn
and offered , him $500 to " vote for
the bilL Shinn ref used and, know-
that mischief, was). going, on,
went to one of his " colleagues and
told him of the affair. They arreed
that if any! more offers ; were made
they would accept them and have
the whole ' affair exposed in the
House. Shinn was subsequently
Offered $1,000; for his! vote, and
scandal , in Philadelphia
arising troni the smash of the Key
stoiie bank. It is openly charged
that the officers aiuVnianagers of the
bank, -who are active llepublicans
and politicians were of such service
to the liepnblican party in its cam
paigns, and the belief "is that much
of the missing money w as used to
help that party in it? contest of last
vear,
."
the Indianapolis Journal
else wants to know niore
ravages of the money
Reform Press Bureau
the information. ;
II. W. Aypr.
Manager lie form Pres Burt-au.
ton V. C.
:-- -
Now, in
or. any body
about the
pjwer," the
will furnis
Washing
"said alright" Five hundred :dol
(Uen G rpwrrs Plams Prse
to Limit Pr4artia.
ClIA RI.EsVoX. S. .C. IJlll V ,The
low r price ofj col ton is causing great
di-satisfactiitn amouir farmers in thia
bill, i State and various pixiH&itid.u have
.. ' . .1 ii -i ,
oeen uia.ie to limit proiuciion; i iv a
decrease of acreage, by ploughing uj
onefoiirth the preseut growing crop,
anu yy omer ue vices.
Ihe rarmers Alliance of Marl-
boro county, j iii this State, has adopt
ed the following resolution: That
we pledge ourselves to plant only ten
acres of cotton to the horse in the
year 1892f prtided. that we can ?et
A: man the co-operation of all the "Cotton
States so as to decrease the produc
tion of cotton and so obtain due re
ward for onr I labor.
; "Second. jThat we request the
State Alliance to call' for a conven-r
tion of cotton growers of the South,
irrespective of class or color, to meet
riot later than December first, next
to consider the same.w
The State Alliance will meet at
Spartanburg, July 22, and will prob
ably take action' on the subject
The I story
II. Shinn,
Mr- Bondholder goes to that veu
erabldold patriarch, Uncle Sam, and
says:' "See here, you .are the only
constitnted autnoritry for eoiiinur
money or printing iL for the Su
preme Court says it is all the sahie.
wow, we want to reueve you of the
ell,
an.
We will place good paper in your
vaults as security, and' you issue us
bills at 1 per ceift. and we will dis
tribute them at 10 per cent, com
pound interest,'! ' "Good," says -Uncle
Sam; "but 'mavbe the people
won't take them.'' "Oh, but we
have fixed that j Yon must draw in
all your greenbacks and make money
scarce and they will give us anything .
we ask. nut if t hat- don t hx them
just demonetize silver and limit it
coinage to two million per month
and that will bring them to terms.''
"Good, good," savs'tJnele Sam; "but
who will take your money? . "The
farmers, of course; they must have it
A:. 1. 1'Tl-
to niaxe crops. t it tney can give
gofKl citv- stuntv we will lend to
them direct If not we will let the
supply merchant have it at ; 10 per
cent, and be will let them have it in
goods at from 25 to 50 ter . cent
"Goo.!, very good, says Unable Sam;
"bnt what if theiJe" farmers kick,
which thev will do, when they find
tliemselves getting poorer under your
system. h we have arranged
that;, You know' the politicians are
alwavs with; the fellow . who holds
the money-bag. If the farmers get
discbiftented we will have our friends
tell. them it is all ; from a want of
diversity of crops, i Then when that
plea fails we ! will : tell them their
poverty is all from over-production
don't produce so ninch and you will
have a lot more. But if the argu
ment don't quiet them, we will send
our friend Mr Politician, - around,
and he will tell them if is all the
work of the tariff, j He will tell tip
north the tariff is too low: raise the
tariff keep put foreign goods, build
up a home 'market and you will all
get rich. Then 3Ir. Politician will
put on a new suit, change bis name,
go south, and say, Down with the
robber tariff, let m foreign products,
open the markets to theworld and
will be masters of the situation.'
"Welf savs Uncle Sam. "that is
rreci-
'. . . ... . i: ni . - j 1 . . i
rencyl to hf ty dollars per capita? uu" V nrua s. r pouy, ani, thirdly,;
Yes or no, ;i ior nis views on- insiHration. The
however.!
may
A IrtW
of the Church allows? Bishop T'btter
w lormuiate rws own presentihent
ir. -sn ewton a defense, as publ iklied
in this niorn'ing's World, is like v to
hiake matters clear and w ill proba
bly bring about bis deposition. ' - j
lhe reporter inquired if nol an-
- - a n - -x.i -
ew-
nian
national banks? Yes or no.
Doi you favor ; government lOam yesterday. 'IIe w as presented J first
direct to the people at 3 per cent, on for a denial of ; the miraculous t on
land security? Yes or no. - fception of Jewus Christ; V sect! ndlyi
Do you favor- the simnression of articles tof presentment
Fourth year finds them gamMmg in futures, by.acfe of con- wnienvdraw.tlP b lhshon,
and Jones rinh in hanlr gs? Yesbrjno' ' . . not take this shait all, for th
Do you favor the free andunlimi-
i uxilivyc: ut oil CI. , Aes.or no.
Do you favor laws prohibiting alien
ownershij) of land?; Yes or no.
Do you favor laws that will tike
frpm railroads and other corora
tions all lands now held hi exee of
their actual wants, and under some 8Wer vouI4 ,X! made, to Dr. N
equitable provision place them again
in possession of the government
there to be held for. actual settlers
onlv? Yes or no. V
Do yon favor the removal of the
fireseut tariff from the necessaries of
ife? - Yes or no, - v.
: Do you favor; a graduated income
tax? Yes or. no.
Do yon favor government control
or ownership of railroads?, Yea or
no. - j - ; ..,,'- ..;,
The New Lake I Faraiir Has Its
Searce in the CeUrade Rlrer.
-:' I -. ' -- !
;gelsJ Cahj July 8. The
t out by the Southern Pa-
Los Ax
party- sent out by
cific IL It Co. from Ogil vie last week
to find the source of - Sal ton Lake
have returned. The, report received
at the railroad office last night saVs:
"The water leaves the Colorado river
at a point eight nple from El llio
and flows! through several channels
rom four to six feet deeo and ' from
thirty to 'sixty feet wide. It flows
westward along the sand hill on the.
line of the old overland stage route
at tnis station, making a stream one
hundred, yards wide j or more and
haying ayeloeityj;of tfpur miles an
hour and gaining;. It was too deep
to get the depth, jbuthe old ; s'longh
at this point wasj formerly twenty
feet deep. This is alout thirtv-five
miles from the river. We followed
the stream two miles further, in the
ton's defensive argument
"4ue i act is,; rejiiied tne Clergy.
man, -ir. iewton is so comphely
at issue with "the ordinary Chilrch
thought that it is difficult to kjiow
where to begin in criticising his
views. Dr. Newton may be- an or
thodox Puritan, a heterodox; Unita
rian or a heathen Chinee, but be is
certainly pot a churchman. So far
from baptism beiiig brought into
Israel by John the Baptizer, evfery
Talmudic scholar kiiows i tllat bap
tism existed in the Jewish IC'hufch
.. . . . . . . i - j
as a uiyine institution. . f or a ctf1!
gynianvof the Episcopal Church to
question .the divine institution, o
baptism is a phenomenon fa church
histbrr.'This is one1 of" the jmatay
instance which ! Aewton gives
wing ijiicriy i unit to be re-gnj4-d
a a clergyman if the Anglican Coin
munion. ;' . - . -,
"Dr: JS ewton maV nin-ak - of t
.- . 1 A .. - I
lie jiroia'rty byiw-ci'dviij. The h tt. r-
bring the startling -'iiiMl'ig'-nV I luU
Mexieo is on tla- verge af uuuthi-r
revoIutin, and tha already lar-"
quanlities o jirms nml aninmniiWi
are 84ret"l hi the leading ' ili. - ..f
the country. . '!
phjIOriOI
f the tru
direction Of Indian Wells.. Th
way .from half a
wide' anI from two
water in all the
mile to twoj niles
to four feet deephaving a vebjcity
oi two miles jeii! hour. . J he main
channel es tended fifty-two miles
from the Colorado riter. t This is the
point whertf it eiitlrs the desert for
Salton. Tlie old Istage route, with
the exception of five or six miles, is
11-'. -m i i - - - - a ' '
an coverea wit" water-, .
This settles the queiftion of the
water supply cohclusively. as from
the Colorado riverJ : j '
A mi?htV enjriheerihjr feat hsia
Ijeen begun off Capfe Hatteras. where
a gigamtic lighthouse is to be erect
ed on the shoals. A n iron caisson,
fifty-four feet in diameter, will be
filled w ith stones and concrete . and
sunk to a depth of j 125 'feet below
the water. Upon this will be raised
the iron superstructure, lined with
masonery, 118 feet high. Around
the base a rip-rap made ! with blocks
of granite, each weighing two tons,
win ue erected to a freight of twenty
feet above the water line, to break
the force of the wares. ... -
Ti icene Creed as jnA-tic
nun a mvHic svilloui o
which is beyond all. uiU-iretathii,
wui, inai is not tne view taken 01 the.
Nicene Creed by the Church of whidh
he is an oraaiiied ! tniniitr. i Imr.
Newton ; sV?ems to; iake jiaTticulir
crciit tor singing fli JSiecne Crew
in his church. lie ought to kiioW
that the monotoning or Bine-iutr
the 'ere'! wan praHie! by the cliurcti
- . -v - - Zi
uni verbal long. Ia-frr the Anth
memorial was eer thought f.. Y.
!ll i i fT : a. ;i : . .
win orjserve mat ir. j ewton care
limy Hvoiurf any iiiUTtreta(ioii o
the Apotk-a Crw'd' 'JI .prolafl
Join w because he lindi the; myt)ca
Charac ter of the Nicne Cet-d irtort
congenial to bis mind . than I In
plain ttateinef'itji of tle atlU, Dr,
Newton harf in mm; of h sermon
quectioiied the, antiquity of the apo
tle Creed, but we find -it :in the
writings f Tertullian. and it is be-
yond question the foundation of the
N'icene Creed. ' ' ' I , - N
"Dr. Newton repudiates the au
thority bf the Thirty-nine Articles.!
but thej Church of i which he is" an
an ordained minister does not :: It is
rather :: amusing to the theological
mind to find the rector bf all Sobl's
Church who is generally considered
a Theosophist but who is probably a
Sebellfan, 1 declaring that the doc
trines of the Trinity and of the in
carnation, in oat Ije interjireted in the
igbt of the ttionghtaj working in the
Nicene fathers Dr. jNew ton would
probably find hiinelf more at, home
. church organized . on the broad
basis suggested by Abraham L-ncoln
than upon that founded by the apos
tles anu prophets.
i At Belfield; rirgiuia, a uegro,'
James 1 lavis, w ;tf .imprisoned mi a
charge of murdering anot her im-ih.
At 1 o'clock tin's morning a1 n,h of
fifty negroes mad 6 a v I e j intent
tCmpt to get him out of jail- ami
lynch him, but were tr- -i t -! hv
officer. ;awih-r by whi ife U'iliz. iM.
It is feared that "furt her nl . nqit
will Ixj J made, and ii pfroug guard
has ljjeejrplaced iirouml 1 he jai 1.
It has been leurnHl tfmt the 1mhIv '.
of Mrs. Julia Jackson-: 'hritan -the '
daughter of Sb.new all Jnekxon. wum ;
on Friday night, at 1 0 Im k . .'..
cretly removi-! f rom iN ret ibg phi. re
in the city cemetery, and pl.u iil in
the cryjit'in the viiiilt lMi.h- h. r li
tinguisued father, w how- .remaiiiM
will be placelunder t he Ja kM..h
statute, f Her "husband on Friday
gave hii-jv-niiisaioii fof the remov
al of the body.
'' i . i . - " - ' - - ; -
Advice jHKt received frmi Ihring1
Sea state that there has ten -a g.N
deal of bad I)1oh1 of late M twe. (l
Canadian and Ameriean hoon.-i h
there. t)ne aeriouM fight to..k ila.-.-
between the American S hooj.-r
Jiewis and the aualian k-Immjii. r
Maggie Mack. ; The, caplain of the
former was throw ir 'overfxjard, ami
Capt Welwter, of the Maggie Mark,
Waa so liailly hurt as to 1 laid up
several days.; . 1
J A ietmipany haw jut lain orgaii
izedi with a i-ajiitatof l,'oo,oo f.r.
cultivating a farm of Il2,0oo hit. "
in Florida. This will .) the largest,
farm in the world, and ujm it' touhl
)' ; raise! to utipply tlw i(y of New
York with f4d. 'The farm Va?
tk-eji the Indian, Saii S IMtiau and t
St Jown' river. The farm, ha a
miu-k Mil, rtimiW to that in the
Valley of the Nile. Sugar can.- ui.m1
CiM'thhmti ar 't le rai--! im thi- -
great farm. ,,;' ,
Harry Jeuuiiige, wlio'di'l on Suu-' -
day at his home in New York. 3 ..' '
llnwmA Klmi had len hm w onU
of times , by
Miecunb to rlM-mnaliKUi and pu-mi-
ina at laft. tnee, at Ieat the t- lh
of;a dog in th- lat ilage of geijujnc ,
hydrophbia were. -iiil-.lil. J iu Ju
band.- Trnt animal wa A.Ia t lar. 4
't -rrir, iinil afWt )ii- had hitb-it .
the. Miular aclrew h, wa iM-iit to 1
Jeuiiiugs fr tn-aliimit IIrli'l ,
the foIlwiug foy from uiiiiri-lak-
abte. rabii-f: but the .'dog faneier, w ho "-.
alwavs affet-ted a conUtnl'titoiot di-.
klief in hydrophohia, i denied tluit
the brute had Buffered from anvthiin
more serious thin iilejc'tit am
ea vj overfeeding. , . ;
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Ildratio H. Beekrnaii, President of
heJ, Edison Electric Light Com pan v'
of this city, was present at the e.-c-tri-cution
ai Sing Sing laat .week a- aif
expert He has thia to iy. "It
wa a great success. EyerthiAg
worked smoothly. There wsU - bo
hitch or botch at any point. A lady
could have witnessed the . entire
electrocution. By. that 1 mean there
were no revolting scenes or etrug
fflea, It was imply one inonjent a
iving and an instant later a llfeb -j
corpse, without a murmur or a sfhig
igle, Ar to iniproyeim-nts, that sug
gest; themselves loan expert I pre
fer to have not Ling to ,ay on the
subject at the present tinie: . There-
were three electrical exjierts i)reseat.
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