An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
Stbvp or Fios, manufactured by the
CAtiroxiru. Fie Syrup Co.; illustrate
the value of obtaining tlio liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form moat refreshing-to the t
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengtliening laxa
tive, cleansing' the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling; one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sab
stance, and its acting on tlio kidneys,
liver and bowels, without Weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative. ;
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to tlia
taste, but the medicinal qualities of tlia
remedy are obtained from senna nud
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the California Fia Btbup
Co. only. In order to get its. beneficial
effects and to avoid imitatkmag please
remember tho full name of the Company
printed on the front of Tery package.,
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THE JOURNAL;
New Bern, N. 0., May f, 1001. ,
Index to Nev Advertisements.
J. O. Whltty & Co. ParU breen.
Jas B. Dawson. Cigarette.
LIppman & Yoffle. Bprlng Ooods.
Simmons & Bollowell Co.f-Tuesday's
Special. ' ',V ; tj
Business Locals.
DUUMMOND'S Nstursl Leaf and Egyp
tian cigarettes at James BJ Dawson's,
103 Middle St. , . -
PARIS GREEN and Sprayers. For
killing Potato Bugs and Tobacco
Worms- For sale at J. 0. Whltty &
Co's. .
a-
t
A FRESH lot of Cream Chocolate just
received at McSorley's. ' 5
JACOB3' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is the
Best. Middle street.
Fine Meats of all kinds at the Oaks
Market today. t.
Western Pork Loin the Oaks
maraci.
Don't forget to see our stock of E. P,
Heed's Oxfords for ladle before buying,
see them, and you will boy Stem. J.. J.
IUiter.
A child's eyes are subject to defects
more so than adults, especially school
children, because of their tendency to
yield and become Improperly shaped,
statistics show that In large ctllat the
per cent of defects ara f rtttly lo excess
of those of smaller town, on aooonat of
the limited field of visloa, the am
trouble titsl In school children, they be
come sccustomed to ttudrllf at t short
distance aud grow np this way, lb eye
gradually becoming (near lighted) or
myopic, or reselling la to to disposed
defect which should be corrected by
suitable glasses. v, .'-
It I swell known fact smocg opticians
that many a hopeless bllsd aua't eye
could bv been In good condition bad
the dlseue or defect beet tecog nlsed
as a corrected by gl eases e la eneet of
lb trouble. - ' K
Myopia to not only a defect but t pro
gressive dlteete which est generally be
cared or lu progress , sujrtd by the
proper lea, statistic) show the pur Ota U
of myope of atlrersHI te b , which
goat lo show bow the mind It enlUvMed
at the 1 1 pee a tf the y po ttv year
child eye by hiving lb iatlatd
by J. O. Baiter r. : . ...
sick cmh-i-
Aaway't Orvan ?jrni I more
r(tbW thaa lpA Mt Sfrop of nay
of lh ordinary tilings gftt Jor rrnusv
Q"lt a BumWf of oof twtnwm say
that lhy wnntd not b wlti-wl ianfl
Crrmp Hyrnp t the baawv They M
mli about their eblMnsf wbt St It
a. I'rkette, , : a ,
BfctM ci Tovt riEsarrnoKt.
The tblld win be Wttf oC, In IK
yt m H ym do. Ur ja elirl
gH Jutt esaHly what the drtnr m
xrlWa. We ! tb Itf ttnrfc r4
draga, e4 eleeyt take rV o km it
tm wytlitno rrl tavuiably Jest
jhI astr th fcnrtet ' ,
BredaeaVt Can-Daa 0gh Care M t
ttitiltj rwawdy. fiiMtM'cf vv tMk.
Sr. Vra4hji' Ct Itu Whe T
aWwnbt nltbe iMvyWh rnMl
PrV 10c Biadhaai'a rwTiptVe
srwtsy, Jtw Btw Jf. C.
, Mail orWa allot.
Welimt Taty at strfvf . . u4f.
CURE YOU "if
HEADAC1II
and LaQRII
With CAPl-
Ke bt)tt -
IK p4 tv I
8wy tad DfV T
T T 1
EC51E TEAM WHS.
Rev Kern Defeats Chocowinlty at Ease
BUby25tol$.
Yestenltj'i game of baseball between
New Bern and Chocowlnlty etthsFair
grounds was distinguished by the length
ef the game, S boars and SO minute and
by he big score run up. The Lome
team defeatiog the visitors by: ; the score
of 85 to 18. '. .
It was predicted by four out of five
-person that the bona team would lose,
Just M la th foot ball gam with Wil
mington it was said that the borne
eleven bad no . chant. It . it Ante that
the boys ara faithful "rooters" for their
ilde when they get on the field but a
little" more cheerful confidence In home
talent would be the proper thing. There
fas a fair sized crowd present and ex
penses were mora than covered, but
there should hive been a mock, b'ggor
crowd. ;'--Vv-''
There wu considerable amocement
over horse racing by a number of own
era wbo bad their roadster on the track
At times Interest wu 'divided with the
ball game. In the several spurts "Judge"
had no difficulty In forging to the
front. - . , , '
' The Chocowlnty boy leave for home
today. . They are a gentlemanly lot of
young fellow and took the "chinning"
of the "rooters" with good feeling. The
following were the ' features of the
game.
Chocowlnlty, 8 1 0 1 1 1 015
New Bern, .0 6 8 8 1 4 1 3 x-25
Struck out, by Thomas 11, by Bra-
gaw 7. .
Base on balls, Thomas IS, Bragaw 0.
Home run, Tucker. Three base bits,
Bryan, Tolson, Jacocks. Two base hits
Tucker, Hardisoh, Stevenson, 8, A. Pat
terson, Bryan i, Jacocks.
Umpire C. L. btevens, Scorer W. J
McSorley. .
LateKlnston Happenings.
Kinston Free Pros 0th. -
There were 45 Morehead City tlckeu
sold'yesterday morning.
Mr. 3. F. Parrott bad the first straw.
berries of the season on sale Saturday.
They ware raised on Mr. 3. W. Grain
ger's farm.
Judge Hoke bat rendered a decision
In the Dover Injunction case restraining
the holding of an election hire today.
lie refused to grant the Injunction to
restrain the election. Mr. A. D. Wsrd
sppesred for the plaintiffs and Mr. II. E
Shaw for defendants. .
Mr. Hubert Bell, while assisting In
losdlng a box on Messrs. French &
Bagg' wagon at the A. 0. L. depot Sat
urday, slipped and fell, striking bis head
on the wheel, cutting a gseh about two
Inches long. Dr. Rty Pollock was sum
moned and rendered medical attention.
A woods fire I raging within a few
mile of Klmton. It started nearly n
week age at Mr. Frank Hawkins' mill,
even mile from here, and to near Cadet
today. Part of the county fence ha
been burned, aa baa elsoNthoaseads of
rails and a lot of corded wood. A nam.
her of bog bar disappeared. It It tap
posed ibey were alto bnrned.
Sheriff B. W. Edwards, of Greene
county, returned to Klotton yesterday
from New Bern,-where be bad teen to
arrest W, 0. WUItamt, of Ontlow coun
ty, who to wanted InQreene forembesite
men l. The sheriff failed to find his man
He, however, learned that be bad taken
to the wood, and tent a party alter
him, and It to hoped that he will yet be
captured.
Ton are mack more liable to disease
when your liver and bowel do not set
properly. DeWllt't Utile Early Riser
remove lb cease of dittase. Fi Daffy
A Co.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mrs. J. S. Wall tot tad daughter, Mist
Kilt Wtllaee, went to Baleigk Baaday
to visit for few nay.
Mr. J. U Kearney, of Perth Amboy,
K. J who ha been tpendlag Mveral
weak In tb dty, toft M lb Men last
ntghl, rettratag boat.
Mr. B. D. Moody left yesterday morning
for a ttvtral wMtt trip, la lee Interest
of O r. B. Daffy KtdMae On.
, Qtj Election. T-Day.
The eleoUo f AldartM for tb ally
of If w Bern, tee plea ,te day. The
oil will be open fro 7 -v,lo1
InOSoi Sale, TodJj. ,
Rett n bat lb anetlM tale at III PeW
lerh ttreet, 4bt)tbol4 n4 klteben
farnltnre, Wfltt Ulo avorilag at ton
e cloak.
. Xeaodai tar Qwlr. v
Member of tb. eVnr for Memorial
Dar eervlet, Mir lOtlu srt Maeestod
to nttet this evealtg I 'cktk ettht
rmbywrla Leeter feast.
' tm nrct
Meedt aatttt taw It w-ay te betl to rJi
n ptwaapuy, bet ewe atneld nanWf u
W vv theausi ftlmtf rsttfclUe t1y
att. The Wet a4 awwt iim
p)e aad gtwit reawly It U rrp tf
Flft, twia'trtiiH y the Cr,folt
'I lftr Cis.
ilsv yoe tM ! to :: I of
UAt ed , kf tr Vii, f
- y em tl h " rotate
f. i.t. Ptt.
- T. H. fc!f'y Kf-::rf,
Tie avrrnO 'y .- t4 iM
fWmntl m f ' ha V. '. a t 1 1
m, fy T'h f :i a I :
snt'lf U r-j
V (1 T r.- a
TCS GISSCN CASE.
Officer Dixon Suspended far Alleged As
sault on Prisoner. Council Wi l
T. Decide Case. "
About noon on Sunday John Gibson,
a whit man, drunk and disorderly, was
V
arrested on South Front street by Officer
J. B. Dixon and placed In Jail. He was
severely clubbed on the head and a war
rant was takon ent against Dixon charg
ing him with assault.; Th matter came
up in the Mayor' court yeaterdty morc
ing and an extraordinary amount of in
terest wu manifested In the case,'; the
City Hall being filled with a large crowd
to hear the l-iftjtS :
. Mr. R. B. Kixon apptared for; Gibson
and L.; I. Moore Esq: for officer; Dixon.
The hrg; against Gibson of being
drunk and disorderly wss first called
and a plea pf guilty was put ln' Gibson
looked much the worae for.' bis day's
performance and bis faoe.' wa' badly
braised under the left . eye. A number
Of wlinetsrt were called to prove that
the officer bad need unnecessary vio
lence upon bit prisoner, "y:: '
Alf Bragg. J.. O. Baxter, P. Harrison.
WiT.'HIll, J. T, Kendall of Goldsboro,
Will Paris and Charlie I'aul, all testified
substantially the same, that on the way
from the place of arrest a( long whaif
to the station Uu officer' (track Glbran
three times, and that Gibson was making
no effort to resist, only holding baok a
a drnnken- man would, and that he was
cursing, using profane language, Officer
Dixon holding him by one arm and 0.
H. Strickland by the other. Each of
these witnesses testified to the placet on
the street where the blow were given.
On the cross examination, Bragg s.l-
mitted that he was unfriendly to Dixon;
and Harrison , that Offloer Dixon hid
arrested him, but that it wat without
ust cause. ; '. -Charlie
Strickland testified thavDixon
hid called htm to assist arrest Glbioa,
that he came and took hold of one arm,
that on the way Dixon struck tke prison
er, that he remonstrated and that Dixon
hit blm again.' He said that Gibson had
a raior handle, that he would swear that
Gibson held a raxor handle In hi hind.
CtpL Gatlln tettlfied that ' he had
asked officer Dixon tb take Gibson away
as he was drunk misbehaving and curs
ing, that ho had a knife In his pocket or
up bis sleeve, that Gibson hsd followed
blm np on the street, useing curse
words.
Officer J. B. Dixon said that he had
been called to arrest Gibson, that Gibson
tald therfwas no warrant istned and he
could not arrest blm, that Gibson cursed
blm loudly and struck him with bit list
on th side 61 the head, that he thtn
struck Gibson with bis club, pulled him
to tht ground indjcalled Strickland to at
lit, tbtt on th wiy to th' nation h
had not ttruck th prisoner, only mid
passe at blm to quiet htm, bid no ID
feeling In the mailer, had been 10-yetrt
en tb police fores, never convicted of
useing undue violence.
Mtyor Patterson then ssldie would
impend Offloer Dixon until tonight and
that th matter would b left-to the
Board of Aldermta to decld upon. Th
Mayor then took occasion to correct isyl
Impression that might be entertained
thtt ta oOcer did not btv a perfect
right to elub' a prisoner If be resisted ar
rest or showed fight. A Gibson hsd
been already severely punished a smalt
na and coat we placed tpoa blm and
be wu released upon lb anrety of At
torney Rlxou.
OABI.'OnXA
Batftda t A I Ufytlliwi'wm fcrM
Remember tboee famou Star Hami St
J. 3. Toltoe' Jr., 77 Broad Mrwtt. .
. Hell U Criminal Cotrt
The tklsvtt -who btv been Miking
small It roads on evral Broad wreet
s lo rat of late wr brought lo time
yesterday, Taty were laid In Wall for
Saturday night at Battanbwslt More,
aehe wu beard and when Mr. Sailer.
Ibwall I arad on n ilgbt, colored
eat) tamed Mary Ward wu . die
covered at the wash drawer, Bbe i
arretted aad atld that n eolorad atte
naaved Amos lietry Vvtag In Brtgg's
ABty wu her acoomplle sad bad !
btv tnto tb More, ',
The ease earn Ufor Mayor Patter
tea ytttwdty meralig ltd wu poet
rd eeedlag levetUgaUon. Orsett
went te lb wocaatt boat ted fotad
Mntbev f erUctae wklcb Mr. t. B.
Wstton IdtatlBtd a btvtag been tttrn
front bit place, -
TbteteewM etiWd tla Uwla
lb day. AaMttOtery tad Mary Ward
wtw tack a 14 t Ue Crla-latl emit
I 1 10 ball aad la eWsvll ef btt) ware
tented ever to "ten If Buuie tad pltnd
la l entity jll.
A Very Small Fire.
' A lsn frmti bnt IA at II. S latt
hl rtlltd not the flit fVrH.rlm.rii lo
eiUdtltk a bernlng fenrt en Deft
Mr Wluw rHort. Tr1Sig flft
doee, aa roa if ptreet for la f -
Uil Art
I. J. PtiUf a J Jt rwvtvarl In.
RMtftlx lloarnrw Iii!!f Try trnnks
ffws I i It i !
tt''Ct ! 'r't f t i '. i
laaw-rm ! rf r a - u, r r.
tale .. i 1 1 .ior
Y,v. x' 2:i r !. J
net's r:.- : ,
try n '
POLLOCHSLLE.
t kasaat Picnic of Trenton Folks. Chtafe
J la Agents. Cotton Acreage. The
Shirt Waist A Fine Home. "
At lut w art hiving fin spring
weather, and the farmers art rejoicing. A
few gentle shower are badly needed. The
dry cold weather combined has caused
bad come npt of both corn and cotton.
Btill there to hope for cotton yet. , .
We bad quite a pleasant visit lut
Frldsy from the Trenton Sunday School
pIcknickerK- It - was one of the most
orderly tad best behaved that hu ever
visited our little town and w will all
welcome them again. . .
MIs Lottie White,- who hu been
studying telegraphy here under Prof.
Harvey H. . Jones, has completed her
course and returned to bar borne at
Vancebqro greatly lo the regret of some
of us. M5w'.:W . v2?-?Mf- &
Mr. H. H. Jonet and bit assistants,
Mr. Edgar KIlpslHck agent of A. C. L.
t this place, have been ' trtnsferred to
Willaoe, N. 0., during the berry season
there.; Mf.. J. Alxet Bafrn bu thl
offlc now in ciarge.'J.'-Jf't;
Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Heart df Bellalr
spent several days latt week visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Bhepard of this pltmfjj-'vj.??
We learn that the acreage of cotton
will be greatly increased In this county
this season, " Wa hope the harvest will
be an abundant one u big crops do a
general good to both laborer, landlord
and merchant, also the ginner comes In
for his share. . . v
We ball with great joy the approach
of the shirt waist, on of man's great
est summer blessings. We hope ttht
come to stay, away . with" light waist
coat And and hot coat.
Mr. i. Q. Ball hu one of the prettiest
county homes to be found In esstern
Carolina, located on the northern bank
f th Trent river just opposite the
flourishing little town of Pollockt
vllle, - '
He I putting, the ground In fin
order, filling In the vallej and leveling
the bill sides, sowing lawn grasses and
building a pavilion, about 80 feel from
th water dg on . a prominence of
of about 80 feet above the river water
which when completed will be quite an
ornament to our neighborhood.
THB MARKETS.
Th following quotation were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham A Co, New Bern
K.O. .
Nnw Tori, Mty 8.
Csttosi Open. High. Low. Clot
May 7.88 7.70 7.88 7.70
June 7.64 7.70 7.84 7.611
July 7.67 7.78 7.87 7.78
Aug 7.41 7.47 7.41 7.43
Oct 7.11 745 7.11 7.18
Chicago, Bay 6
Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close
May 72 ?if 78 781
July 71 72 78 . 78.
Coat: Open. High. Low. Close
Mty (8 18 50 61
July... 46t 401 45J 4c
Bib Opu. High. Low. Clot
Mty...;.... 8.06 8.10 80S 8.07J
July tmk 7.t 737 7.80
Nw Tork,My8.!-
Brocitj- Open. High. Low. Clou
Bagir 148 v 148 147 147
So. B'y Pfd 88 86) 8S 85
0ont.. 10H 108 1064 tOH
So By S8 SS 88 ,88,
Reek Is. ItH 186 164 164
Me. P... 114. 1I4 llSf 118)
St. P ' 1881 188 . 184 1854
C.S.L. 16) 16,Yli ; I4
T. & II. 84 . , 84
U.B.B. , Ml 68 Ml alt
a o eit -, si i sty 60,
A. M.0.......M 188 lfc 128) It!)
0BAQ .... 198. 188 186 IMg
' BpouA. BeVt baton, -
future, Mty-Jaa 4.18, Ang-ttopt. 41A
reatr Kawnrra,
TaU ot J" Beau week
Tbl i week. .y. A f , t
SL 11,000 : V.' . SJK
Men.1608. . -"8,400
Tsts. ' ; 6.700
wd. . , t ; ,.'.- - 8.800
Thar. . SA00
fit S.460
v. 81,800
Advtce to . B. Latham A Coj
tw Terk, May 8.
The rtetet wtakaeet la Liverpool I
6t to UqtldtUoa by war large cnttea
Uttrettt, Preatal laiprovtutl It aata
rtl reaction. B Mooaa A Co.
tTHTOM HOfHE. HIWMIBN. H r.
On I trim's Orrrr-n, Aran., rk IW'l
-1 TI'UKit fi)lt fct-VKNt VI..
r.UH -tiiun rairLa for rrV
Iftf tblp txati.ry nilooa, ttrl rai m
!! (( ( lalid Puttee II... an
nitf rwtTtc. rgoirly iiln1, or
Irmporarlly, at Nawtora. K. ( j4
l.r4 tm Worti tald vli"-. ftl It.
mi. t - 'i, ( nr-4i ( h i i:'
a'H t e r p. m, ct May 14. 1 I
r . k t'.mt 4-1 I hT ' I t-
ln,Kr' rf V : fi ;t, rv,t fs k.l fri r
r. n U I -.
rt ! T
t r r
r
LlstofLtlers -'
Bemainlng In the Pott Office at New
- vuh, vnrca cuuniyi il. tiay t.
' v -k -: MIX'S LIST,
A Rufn ' Armstrong,
t. W. An-
drwv .:,'-.' . i-
B-Albert Brvan. J B Batter That.
Braxton co tloop Iowa. -',
C J A Crawford. Robt. L Cornlah en
8chr. Dorchester. .-:
F-3H Flower, t Itt r -J'
0J F Goodton, ; t ' : , '- ? ; .
H DtnX Hirrison 'faDt. lMark H
Hlgman co Scbr. M A Besw'ck. ,
1 o.lvy. . - ' .. .
M-A A MIHir, H 8 potter.' f T
StF. B. Smith, Tllmond 8herod.
T Harry Tejlo;,
WOMKH' HOT.
B Mr Henry a Brvan. Mamie Blwa
Llllle Bonnar, Mabel Bowler. .
C Kitie P. Caronon. ! .: '..
J Sarah Jsmes, Josephine Jndd.
M Sarah Maaoy, Bessie Morse.
RPltle Roberts.
;.T-Mr.H, 8. Taylor.
W Miss Llilla Wllll.m. . n m..o t
'William, tfary Wlllltms.;'
Persons calling for th above letter will
pieu aay advertised and give date of
list.:,:-.. 4-:V-
Th regulations now require that one (1
cent shall be collected on the delivery
of each ad vertised letter.
S. W. Hancock, P. M.
Armour Choice Loins and Standard
Ribs st the Oaks Market.
List your Taxes.
Notice I hereby given, that the list
taker for the 8th township Craven coun
ty, will sit at th Court House In the
city of New Bern June 1st to 14ih In
elusive, and from 84th to 29th inclusive,
at Rhem'a station on the 15tb. at Bellalr
on the 81st and 2?od of Juno 1901. At
blch time and place, all tax pavers of
said township, are required to return to
we list taker, for taxation, for the year
1901. All the real estate and persoual
property of every nature, and to elve in
their polls. Under the pains snd nensK
ties Imposed by law. .
1 our attention Is especially called to
me revenue act.
W. N. Puon.
List taker.
I NEW CENTURY
it the busiest place In town. Competitor)! dislike us not only because our
prices are from 15 to 26 per cent lower tlian theirs, hut because the people
are catching on to that most surprising fact.
n, .flni Fn Assortment of LAMPS, AGATE, AND TINWARE,
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, and all kinds of Household Ooo.ls. Our 5 & 10
cent counters are a temptation to Bargain Heeken. Novelties and Hecinl
tles arriving daily. Our Penny Pencils and Penny Tablets are the best.
NEW CENTURY 5c & 10c STORE,
69 Proad Street, Next to Bwert's Beof Stall, Opposite Jones' gtsibleft.
m
Of
Interest'
the
.Men.
. Anyv man that wears 1 Shirts,
OollarBf Guffs or Sox cannot afford
to miss Tuesday's Sale
Stiff Bosorn Shirts in colored
bodjea and bosoms, 76o quality
12jcWhlto Linen Collars, each
:5c auallty
Dobbin & Ferrnll,
'At Tucker Store.
Raleigh, N. C P
For School.
Commencements .
We Offer Lines of
Sheer . White: Fabrics
That , Cannot be
Equalled by any
other store
' We Import direct and buy in groat
quantities and price tliem at very reason
able price&r
REAL SWISS MUoL", 33 in. wide,
26c, aric, 40c, 60c yard.
FUENCH ORGANDIE?, two yards
wide, aSc, 85c, 40c, 5Co, 65c, 75c & $1.00
yard. ''
PER8IAN LAWNS, 48 inches wide,
80c, 25c, 85c & 60c yard.
1 BENCH LAWN?, 60 inches wide,
85c, 60c, 65c & 75c yard.
Ribbons, f-andals, Gloves, Laces, Em
broideries, Chiffons, &e.
DOBBIN & FERRALL,
Raleigh, N. C.
Auction Sale !
f n Tnoo.lnu Man 7 of 10 a m 1 .. ill
sell at Public"? ale at my residence ("o.
110 Pollock street.) my household and
kitchen furniture.
J. W. B1DDLI.
A Good Tonic.
If you need a tonic, try our P.ecf,
Iron snd Wine. It I a conliinatkn
particularly valuable in the treatment of
debility attended with Impoverishment
of the blood. It promote uigejtion,
improves the nppelto nod gives energy
to the entire systtem. Davis Prcscrlp-
lon 1 lifirmiicy
5c and 10c STORE
Fnst IJUck Cox, all
Fruit of the Loom Bleaching
Jo Ya
To every lady buying a pair of our Clem
ent and Ball's Fine Oxtoisd Ties at $2 00.
The NEW FANS now open, prioes from
2c to $2.00 each.
G. . cA. "BARFOOT,
43 Pollock Street
We lii.vc l:,l;ru Sn i;i1 I'jiins lliis r . :s. :i I :., ,
V frocds as could m.t I'iil lo ilc:isc the ihuiIh r-i.i' ll; n .
Sr A fi:I! line of Sui:s, KnIim 'I'l'diis.-i-.--, li,,c..' ! .l-i .
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