npiecs -
'taw? a
Per muV.
stanta I via lot
lit to steep, tut
, jaftervfeaig taia
kr tsre oars. B
fled and
tnactm ret lira -
I have Ufcej
Bly put t bottl ot Pitort Cetery Coio-
tt ass eatfrdy iwaeved se o(
bom which I have suffered
greatly." U. . AOfOLD, FeorU, UL
Paine CMery Cranpoand produces sound isd
KtR-abiuf mmep, A utfanui imampupa it
km cm karaitul 4nif. Like locV
iuf ew tbt guarau(ae4 ears tor nkk-
bub, II directions an faJUkfullv tallowed.
tLSe. 8u tor 16. (M. DrorgiBM.
r VlUA lOxnaaaesaaCo., Bariiiiguja, Vt
D1AMQX3 OTIS V?TL
J. W. STEWART,
Sale and Liver j Stable.
have received TWO MORE OAR LOADS of Horses tad Malee,
which were selected by me iodividuallj with great care. In miking my
purchases deal only with reliable men, tnd get nothing at good and
toaud stock. Will take pleasure in showing j oa through my Stables tnd
Yards.
oad Street, -New Berne, N. C.
ag27dwif
INSEY
a. . . . awspraji" m
For Girls and Young Ladies.
Spring Session of 1889.
Opens January 16th.
J" Write for Catalogue to
JOSEPH K1NSEY, Principal.
mmi M1T1 G1B0LIH1
UARBLE WORKS,
fEW BEBXZ. N.C.
ilonuments. Tombs
ii! i I tut, ire end BnUdlns werka
ITALIANiAUERICAH UARBLE
Orders will r'eoeive prompt attestior
and atuf action guaranteed
JOE K. WILLIS. Proprietor
Oct. BROAD 4.VB OBAVtR 9U.
O. K. MIT4JU ia my anthorlzed aget t
in Eiirj'ito&. ' ma80-drw
GEOnGE ALLEI1 6 CO
. ZcJ'. : WJavaJUyw an ,
: rjSenefalrdware
,'Arlealtnral I m p 1 e in e n t a.
' PlOWB JlaVrowi,' CultiTtor
,tri, Ui? wad ' Axi v.J-4' '
Woodl 7 Mower and .Reaptra,
' ' it' Bteam Enjrinei, . '
fi, Cottda Qii nd PreaseaJ
rertHizrs.LAad PUtstor, Ktvinit
Mechantcc Toole nd Hardware,
Lime, Brick, Cement, . Plaster
11 air; Paint, ' Calaomlne Var-
nlsb,' Oil; dlaas. Potty and llalr!
Freesera, ' Befrijreratora, Ofl
!Jook Stores, Eureka Burglar
Proof Saah Loeka, warranted to
give icarit7 and atisfactloa. -
t. : , f limits v3i ujHt.;
GCO, ALLC J A CO.
Wights
"Tot ft ton-tuns fvu se nervous aad wan
at Us I eutud sot work. I ws ataay BMdt
nut, but aw r tat retool auu I ewa
Pae1 Oekry CWpoead. atca at eaue
agcHftfcead kBd lavWoraud mj term."
. sUaier a--bazlmgtoii, Tl
Paine's
Celery Compound
cruk-klr quiets and atreGTthma the Mm, wbea
imuted or aaakaaod ky eerwark. tirrma..
disease, -or stock. It roia aarvoManMs, kead-
aeiie. dvspepu, sleepleaiDeaa. nn-Wn..h.ii ukl
outer auocaes or u aervot
Tones up the
Shattered Nerves
" Portwo rears I was a iaffrr from Dervous
debUltv. tad I thank God and tae discoverer ut
the valuable rented, that hone j Celery Com
pound cured roe. Let any om write to me lor
advice." Gsoaal W. Boctum, SUnrford, oowl
LACTATED FOOD
school,
Aak Tour Retailer for the)
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
OB TBS
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
According to lour Needs.
111 Htfht tnd ttylUh. It Sti like
(tooklnr, end BKOCISU
praetuu tke lnt H w
wn. itwui MtKrr me n
ttdkm. JAMK.HMKAI
. a3 8H01E k Uolutlr tha
. udjt inoe or ra nnce wuca
k tenerrelf on ue nertet
IxxmUdtnd taeare
fceueeSbMftrBej
1. MCAHS CO Beat,
fell Ilaea ef the ebeve eale bt
Howard & Jones'
JOHN McSOELEY,
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoo Llnicr,
. Pollock St.. Newbem,U'. C.
Deelretto ennonnoe that bit FALL STOCK.
OF M4TERIAL baa been received and he la
prepared to Oil orders fer
FIIE CnSTOH-HADE BOOTS liraOES
Bavlnctwo superior sallied workmen, all
order promptly (tiled.
In soliciting patronage I gnaraatee "the
best material, a good lit,, the la teat styles
and durability,"
As one among many testimonials of the
character of my work the subjoined from a
well known eiUsen tells its own storyi
Vnrm States Srw Bnn, v. cn
Oommis'bs uma Oct. 6th, 1888.
Jko,' MoSorlbt, Eao. -"i;;.. .
DA Ma Plea make me a pair of
gaiters similar to those yon made me two
years MO. I have worn them two years and
they ar good yet. i have been wearing
shoes fifty-a) x year and they are the best
lever wore. - , Berpectfnlly,
i. uigaed" ' ff. KQHILL.
Hepalrtng neatly and promptly done.
. - - eetatdw " - .-'.'
runtennoRs
Or Ue Liqaor Habit, Positively Cirei
it unisnraiH ti. itiicr tuui puirttv '
m IZZMJZ.?!. nm ertes.erle sr.
Seles et teod. wttboot the kaowledireef tbeper
nn uklng U) It la abeointely banUaas and will
effect a eermaant aad speedy ear, whether
w" pw i a wntrtw n n i rr or ee steoiton
vw.iTnevf;Fita, WeGUARANTEE
ttvnnriitefaraiiiaTerylnetaaee. aMcebeat
SftCr iC CO, t ta lacelt. Clseleatl .
m.. "V WAX A
m3X V VseT tUM.
the joubnal;
WOIVBTZ.
I 1nt tae. vkh a falliaf tear,
And imil te fleeting ear;
Ha deauktw part arlth eat to dear
for to mj view tar caarms appear
like aooM revoJvtar, nar.
I leave Laee, bat wiik p concern,
Wkiok bore caaaot remave.
Oh 1 4o sot my Lectioe ijmrn,
out paUMt wan uu mj rnnrn,
Aa prove tae Lruta of love.
I leave thee, but I love thee jet.
The germ of every bloom ;
I never ehall nr choice regret
Until the ana of life thall tet,
And love link ia the tomb.
Oh I Lady, take theee Uaee to heart :
The laet toad tale I tell,
I thai my ewa dear love thoa art;
Then, till we meet ao more to part.
If y Lady, fare thee well !"
Fraakaess.
Frankness is sopnoeed to be a
common virtoe. It is most uncom
mon. It is indeed an extraordinary
thing. It requires troth, simplicity,
love and genuine croodnega. Men
speak plainly when they do speak,
ooi iney are not open and tree.
Many speak troths "very plainly
when anrry: msnv sDeak nlAaaant
troths frankly. Bat lew there sre
whose soals are so balanced in an
atmosphere of love that they epeak
wnatever needs to be said, to each
and to all. plainly, gently, fully.
The dearest friends live together
tor years without daring to speak
things which they know, and which
each party knows that the other
knows. Parrots live with a reserve
years long towards their children.
Children carry untoached, ansyl
Ublrd, thooghu and feelings that
take hold of their very being.
Friends meet and part day by day
friends so true that they would
alooet die tot each other, or what
is barder than this, who are willing
to tire for each other and never
speak of things that each knows
is passing in the other's mind.
It is very strange to see Deonle
come upin conversation to topics
tnat, by a lacit freemasonrv. are
sacred, and without word or look
one glides past on one side, and
tne other on the other side, and
meet oeyond, foinf down the com
mon channel acrain. Was thr
ever a thoag-htful. sensitive uerson
that dared to be open, transparent,
irantT But however this may be,
there can be no doubt that neonle
are not frank enough for each
other's good. If men knew how to
peak the truth in love, how rich
might one become. A man might
then stand in the focus of the wis-
lom of all his friends. But refusing
to let their lights shine, men now
trope la the partial liirht, of thair
own wisdom, distempered by self
love. MERIT WHS.
We desire to aav to our citizens that for
years we have been selling Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr
rung s New Life Pills. Bucklen s Arnica
Halve and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell ss Well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them avert
time, and we stand ready to refund the
purchase prioe if satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on their
merits. For tale by R. N. DuTy, whole
sale tnd retail druggtft. F'rico per dozen
bottles, $8.00.
jan2'J ly
That Ache in the Back.
An Albany physician, says a
contemporary, declares that
Americans suffer more generally
from Bright' s disease and nervous
diseases than any other people.
and be says the reason is that
Americans sit down so persistently
as tneir work, ue sayi: "Ameri
cans are the greatest sitters I ever
knew While Englishmen, Ger
mans, and Frenchmen walk and
exercise, an American business
man win go to his office, take his
seat in his xhair and sit there all
day Without giving any relief to the
tensions of the muscles of the back
The resalt Is that these'mnscles sur-
roundingthe kidneys become soft
and flabby. They lose their
vitality. The kidneys themselves
soon become weak and debilitated.
If Americana would exercise more,
ii they would stand at their desks
rather than git, We woald hear less
of Bright's disease. I knew of a
NewTork: man who had suffered
for some years from nervous pros
tration until it was recommended
to mm that he have a desk at which
he could - standi to do his work.
Within .aVeat he wa one of the
healthiest mea'yoa ever saw. His
dyspepsia and kidney trouble had
disappeared, flpd fie had an appe-
lK a Ataa. Datrifflra.
Ma. Kl.flAWntsr Atlanta Ga.:
-Deer -Sir Yotl ddubtiese remember
ale getting a tlast' of yon nearly three
week,go I had -tkea given apj ait
bopee of ever being able to -read araio.
Tba- las three week, leowever,' ri th
the nee ef yonr gtaseee f eyee have
been wonderfull bene Btoil, and I have
been enabled to dd a treat deal of read
ipr. thefiritl hsd dpM la two Tears,
aod moreover Xhffv ent hopea of
their ebtire recovery la a few years. I
oeonok too 'bighlyj-ecomrjaend voor
gtM to tary friendsJ-YoMrs reepeotfuily,
C ii ijiaJi C. .OaUAWaTa
tsrith Moore. Manh Co.
AllyW jBtted and fit faraEted by
!', 3 sw
aaa PHUdn af Marrary and Pih. a a t,
Maniy eawd Ue Bwad Patau, but retired the
Klwrnanaai ttica ni caattsd by tik- uuimxmiu
auneraa. uu BO V ELL, vi 3d AwlCn Y.
Scrofula dereioped on mj Uw-noW aad
and ta iwiut wa wuadrfai and -Ji care pruaupt.
o. a. kbajuidm), oteeiuid, Teon:
Bbttt's Sptvirtc ia eaarelj a tytit nunoiv
aBdutUu ooj.y Bkirttia tm! pcrman-ntlv cun
scaufa. Braud Ur.mors. C mcer and iWiu
Blood Pwaua. !wbu f,i twut, ou BkkaI aua
Dnaaaea. auuled frw
Tas Svirr Bi-stmc Co., lr J, : b i
Fop Old and Young.
reiMB Uver mile art a kladly m th
klM,taa1ltea reaaat r taflraa
aa. a sae vtcwtwae bbb.
nil's Pills
rive tMttk weak etemaeh. kew
. aialaeye auaal blcr. T the
ai BirvBetaaailaia- ajHBUUm
a wvadarfwl, alais- aam t par
feraa taiadr fwaieueae a la youth.
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 44 Murray 8t New York.
MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
OnlT Geaalae Syeteai afMrBiarr Tralaiaf .
"'ar Bk. Leaned la readioe.
Mlad WBadertae cared.
E,' rblld Bad adalt araaily brnrAttvd.
Qrnmt inilaoetn.DCa to CoirMpoudenc. CLumw.
Piii, mth Oinn,.n of r. H a, . lm.
Hanil Lr.a.l.. fTL . '
MUk J. Itl. Hil.li ... Ik Ik .4..n.nf .'J.,
va!.iai;i.i:
Oity Property For Sale.
Turiuant to power in a in 'rtgax n
eculed to me by A II tloltoti anil ifo.
datd May 28ih, 1?. ami rei'onie.l in
book No 95, panes 'i. t o.i 585, 1
will sell at 1'ublio Auction, at tli Court
House in Newborn, on Monday the 1 si
day of April, A L) l!M. at 12 o'clock,
midday : The lot of lami an i improve
ments st the aoutheant corner of C raven
end Broad street, in tht 1'ity of New
born, where the late Alexander II Hel
ton resided, being part of lot No "l
Also, part of lot N 47. adjoining the
above lot of land, am) fronting on Hroail
street.
For fuller description refer to said
mortgage.
Terms Cash IOI.A 11 (1ATKS,
(27 td Murigaee.
The World Stands Aghast
AT MY LOW PRICES,
And wonders, IIow is it that I can sell
so much lower than any one elee?
I'll tell you: I have determined to be
easily satisfied for the cash, and WORK
FOR SMALL PROFITS.
My Motto is: FAIR DEALINO.
Come and buy from me, and you will
never regret it.
E. R. JONES,
New Berne, N. 0.
NEW. BERNE AN0PAMLlC0 LINE.
The 8teamer TAHOMA,
A handsomely constructed freight and pa
senger boat, having ben placed on this
route, Is prepared to render superior service
to and from all points on lower Nenae Ki ver
and Pamlico county, and Mew Berne. For
the present the following schedule will be In
operation:
Xeaves New Berne every Wednesday and
Saturday at SIX A. M. for Bay boro, stopping
at Clubfoot, Adams anj tjmllhs Creeks,
Vandemere and Stonewall.
Leaves Hayboro every Monday an ' Thurs
day at BIX A. M.. stopping at Stonewall,
Vandemera, Smiths, Adams and Clubfoot
Creeks, arriving at New Berne Monday and
Tnnrs lay evenings.
Excellent pasaenger accommodation, am
ple freight aotlttles.
Freight receipted tor an i received dally by
saeat K. C D. I.lne. and every Information
given. I 1
. V. rl. abhott, Agent, vandemere,
C. H FOWLEK. Stonewall.
FOWLER A COWKLIj, Agents Bayboro.
GEORGE A. HU8SKV.
novtdwtf General Manager.
Round Knob Hotel,
W. . SPRAOTJE, Proper.
ROUND KNOB, N. 0.
LMost Picturesque Scenery in
r
Western North Carolina.
POINTS OF INTEREST N1AB BY:
Old Fort, Distant 5 Miles.
8t. Bernard Mountain " 1
Oatewba Falis...
Mud Cut.. .
flwannanoa Tunnel......... -
Pinnacle of the Blue Ridge.
Potato Top
Toe River, fine trout ashing' -
rjriages iron Bpnngs
Kelly's Iron xprlnga... . ' "u
MUtebeU's Peak, the Grave of Prof. Mftcbell
the highest point east or tbe Rocky
a Mountains, nine miles.
Pur eeol dry atmosphere; no fogs; light
eews, xraina atop at we uoor. api7
Open all the year. Terms reasonable
by month or week. al8 d wtj
.Notice.
' Go to the Gaston House Barber Shop
ror as taiy ahavejind a good hair cut.
Rhittna Iftnt. kale pnttins SAm.
. r0P. W. H. BHEFASD,
IIMY
7 J . M. HucklrT. W.Oolitorof tha rr,r,
,j"tt?,J- I . Kir hard Prorlor, the .s.iniu.
i II M.W A.lor, Judr;lbMu, Juduh P.
Df ajanlB, an1 .thn. M.nt iHMt f ti,
: . Prof A LOIETTt, 437 1 inli Ave , v
PROFESSIONAL.
DO. D. CLARK
nwmuwMM. a. o.
OSaaa. a Oravea straM. aatwau PoUocJ
and Broad. earf-Uewi
P. H. PELLET
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Craven Sw, two doors South of
Journal office.
Win practice In tha Oooanea of Graven.. Ibj-
leral, Jonaa, onalow and Paoi ico.
Called Htaua Court at cw Berne and
Supreme Court 0 the State. febl dif
OWEN H. GUIOH","
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rooms South Front street, four doors
west of Craven.
Mercantile Law and Coa vejam",ng pn".a:
lea. T loiber loughl and aold.
Hobert Hancock, Jr.,
TRIAL JUSTICE.
Office in rear of Hancock drug store,
next door to Hotel Albert.
Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p. ii. Will give
prompt attention to all ma -, re pertain
in to Justices' oourte. d2i dtf
HUMPHREYS'
Cloth ACotd Binding
IH Pfefea, with Met k af ri imf
ill r D KKiR.
tiMfM. O hoitstti T
I 1ST Of PEINCIPAL HOeV CURLS PRi tt.
1 rTtr. ( oni nation. Indantniait 'ns .'21i
2 oroia, H'orm ever Uorm i .1,10 .2
3 rrin i olio, or lewtinuif it InUniav . j i
w (Marrttea. uf ('btldrwD r AJu.u 2S
ft l arillr , GnpiQ(t bilious c . 'i
b i hulrrk. Mnrbu. VomitKi
? i uuith. Ciil, HruDt-hiLi .
h ruratlfitt, Toothach Faoead'e
9 Hfadach. Kick Hadahe ri,rn '2.
HOMEOPATHIC
UV.P'P'lB. Oilmua Klomacn
ruppreMea or Painful Period.
nlles. too Profti.a PencM.
4'roup. Cough. Hitficult Breath. . .
.
i
.is
1
.Mi
.tit
.M
.
..M
.AO
H(
..to
IM
alt nheum. r-rytipei, hniptiou..
Hheumatism. Hbeum.nc r.iu.
Fever and Aaue, i'hilt.. Mal&na
Piles. BliDd or Bleeding
Catarrh, lnrlueata, I'nlJ id the !tad
VVhuoplfis Conth. Violent i'ouh
General llebllUy.Phy.uti WeakueM
ftlilnev DleeaeA .
i Ml -" Dektlltv I
:U4 1'rtaarv V eaknesa. Weitins Bed .
SSlDleraspS of the Heart, Palpitation 1
Specifics.
Sal ty iriiHViala, or nnt poatpau) on rvc011.1t of
priov -HllMsii'slkltlUk . lOvrallMSi. 1.1.
All of the above medicines are for
al at the drug mores of F. S Duffy
and U Berry, Middle street. New
Heme, N. C.
$500 Reward!
W will pay the above reward for any cms
f liver complaint, dyapepala, alck headache.
nillKestlon, constipation or coatlvencRN w.
cannot cure with Weat s electable l.lvcr
lllH.whpn the dlrectlona art- strict ly com
piled lth. They are purely vegetable, and
never fall to Klve satisfaction. Larve boxes
onialnlng m sugar coated pills, 2 c. I- r
ale by all drugglala. Beware of counterfeit.
n i Imitations, ibe genuine tn an ti fact ured
nly by JOHN ft. WEST CO., W2 W. Mad
son St., Chicago, 111.
Hold by R. N. DUFFY, druftRiat, New
Berne, N. C. ap24 d w 1 y
1 til'i Vil.li'ii'li'lli'Hi '"
THE LADIES' FAVORITE.
NEVER OUT OF ORDER.
If you desire to purchase a sewing machine
auk our agent at your place for terms anc
n if vmi cannot. find our acrr-nt. wrlb
direct to nearest address to you below named.
n
CHIC SO
28 UNION SQUARl.NX ULLli.
ILL.
TI NT OA. TEX.
ST loui V wo. .irBiuB'ia 'urBAsqcco (
PHILADELPHIA SINGER
WARRANTED 5 YEARS.
HIGH
ABM,
FIFTEEN DAYS' TRIAL
M TOUR OWN HOUSE BEFORE TOU PAT ORE CENT.
High-Arat Machina has Mlleettlsie; aeeelle,
seir-threKdlaa; Bhattle, b sMttseleae an
Uht-raBBiBMr.lu.triewBetMtef attach,
sneats, la velvetllaed ease. Don't pay
agents $SS ffo Sot send for circular. Remember,
va rami tea onr autchim aqoat a say high-priced
auchins oa to aurket, 4tidceat
The C A. WOOD CO.,
17 B. iota at Pkiladelphia, fa. '
John Williams
Pernarientl located oa corner of Broad
nd Bin sts.,U prepared to clean, iyt
nd teDair all kinds of Clothing, at Low
. ike. A ipeolattr la Bade In cleaning
Lad lee' Ureseee. DiXtalaoUoa cnaraa
lead. aocSldtf
IliMcHltlfl
LOW J
ABM, f V
STEAMEHa.
The II. 0. FielgnFLInB
i f-r" a
, w
Onand af wr 1 cvober U 1MI, tt'l line will
rcauoie tnu reealar
SEMI-WElLY TBTPS
enwru;
Baltimorf and Kew Bern
Lav
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ED
M Lsdttv D(i Ne ht-ru tor Baltisioir t L
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OLD GOMIHION
Cl.a.L!. ft
.oicdiuanip oompanv.
V
;si;Sll-WKl.KI,V LINK.
Th Old Doinlnloi, Meamtltlp t OIr
P'l a Old and fmoilte U .ter
Itoute. via Albeiuerle i,,
he.njie.k. ( .mill.
Korfolk, llaltlmor., r v , u ,
delplila, Boston. I'rni lilru, r
and a.bluM (,, H)
And all poiuta, North, K.-uit ft,l Weat
On and after 1 I
l-xi'. K H 1:1:1
IXHW, until furtu
Steamer MiNlEU. Capt. SocLhgate,
jLS and
Steamer NEWBEKE, Ca.pL Pntciett,
Will sail fr. .111 ,Si,r
Berne, ui Vt rth
and rKUiAiS. rnKi
with tlie ttteaim r
a. B. I o., for Kinatiin
landings on tbe Nrus
a . Mr ew
MuMiAi.H
so rnimecUoii
N- T. K.
'. i"1 all oilier
1 ri ,,i Rn, ru.
"I-1 HKlt.NK
t - sii.l r Kl-
llaK.ni; 04.Ii.
ami
Keiurning, will sah tr..r.
wr noHrui.Kiiir.cl, II t -
UA1S at MM, a.
uectlon witn iii (i. ;
for New York, H. n.
for baltlmore, riyde
lelpbla. ja am. i , 1 1
and Providence
r. U.i allies
ii. stcarner-
no t-bipa for I'hllas
. i:nh fur lioeUin
Our untiring efforts to ,, ease on r patron a
and our aimosL perfect ..hin, fortnepai
thirteen years. Is tne 1.,-ei kiiHranle we can
jfler ail sin piiem ae b, , u,. will do fur
Oiem in tbe future
lb-dor all goous rr. r o 1. . h. no., Hor
folk. Va.
ramengere will And a go.,.1 tat,;e, comfort
able rooms, aoil ever couru-s and atten
tion will be paid them nj u,e nftlcera.
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THE
NEUSE L TBaENT RIVER
Steamboat Company.
Will run tbe following Bohedule on sad after
lauuari iBfc.iaoi,
Steamer Trent
Will leave every Monday and Thnradav
morning at Bli o'clock for Hmitha and
Adams Oeetks and all tntsrmedlate points,
returning same day.
Iteamer Klnston.
Will leave New Berne for K
days and Fridays at in o'clock, M. Return
ing, win mare Klnston on Mondays and
Thursdays: Toucnlng at ail interrfledlale
Landings on Meuae Hi ver.
J. J. DISOSWAT at Kswbera,
W. r. Btajtlt, Kinstos. v"
D. 8. Banana, Poilokaviiie. v
W. j:. WAHD, Agent at Tren-e..;
M. Or Bbutr, JoUy old field. '
J. B. Baku. Quaker Bridge.
Jet WBTTB. OanT Ilanage
BbTdAw Kloatnn J n .
FOR MEN ONLY. SsT
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F.B,I?T,Kew BeTne. V.Xk'iitmlTlf- -'' Proprietor.
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