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VOL. VIII.-NO. 27.
NEW BERNE. N. THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS,
It
II ECE.IYED Croat Baltimore, U kbla.
V of Ewly Eom 8Md Potatoes, for
- m! at S1J0 a BbL at . .
it. ,,v - J.E.Paixh's.
OPISINQ of tha Caatral loo Dopot
today. ' Iaportod loo oa hand at
" B. a BiinVu Brood st. . m lm
CITY B1KRY. Htol oooooi the
Baaarj aKBaagarfB Old Bund,"
: I solicit s aBara of U patrooaga of my
V friends. ' i I- MM. f J CROWDKH.
PTJBE BLACKBERRY JUICE for
modioli BUPooeiftt
IT tf t JiM RiDMOSD 8.
PURE. -BREAD. Powo desiring
pur Bmd, ta. without ilaa or
" 'oihsr adulterations, CB obuio it at
ths City Bisery. Freeh Bread, Cakes.
- Piea.stc.aYary day. CU tad try them.
VV.ap28lir liss. T. J. Cbowdks.
' I7JRST-CLA83 Job word executed t
1a thta Offlcs OB satisfactory term.
T)tiUG!lS, Cultivators aad Harrows
X Bt Tory low prioa.
v - -v :s ... Geo. Allik & Co.
D" "'aTNTAL CHEWINQ QUM
Cleaases, Preserves and Beautifies
."-'. too teeth Bad sweeteas the breath.
-- Itooommcodod by dentUta. Sold by
- druggists and confectioners. Try it
prfr-tf.
UMILY MEAT CUTTERS at
QlO. ALLKN ft CO.
" " fM PORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
-A HOLLAND GIN, just received and
V foe. sale by . James Redmond.
I FERTILIZERS for Truckers and for
Cotton Planters, at
- ' , l QlO. ALLKN A CO.
J USC RECEIVED Another lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for sale by Jamks Redmond.
NE Thousand Roll Wall Paper at
very low prioes.
Oho.
Allen & Co.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS for
. Medicinal and other uses for aale
by James Redmond
, t ; 1 '. j-
Just now the Centennial has
right of way on all roads.
Politics is practically sus
pended in honor of the centennial.
" ' J !Gs6ri Washington receivid
, j lUa degree of LLD. from Harvard
7 v,A YaTe.TJnlrer8ity of Tennsjlvania
"-" aid Brown.
V. - i j - -
"7-, SDh.PRITCHAED of VVilmiDgton,
v . - haa gone- North to have his '-ejes
V tfeated.'' Uis.oaany friends wish
t hfm a speedy recovery.
- V.Shb Weekly Review of Trade
fj'"1"' Issued by B. Q. Dann & Co,, says
. - " ."there la moregronnd than usual to
0 x, . loot foe a year of good trade."
' .. . f . J" 1 '
: John Wanamakke, the Post
; master General and the "big mer
chant'! of the State of Pennsyl-
vanla will be the next Presiden t of
' United States. Jersey Shoe Vi-
' dette. -'
DR.' James McKee has gone to
, Morehead City to make a sanitary
inspection -of the Atlantic Hotel,
an,d have effected everything necea
aary to thorough ventilation, clean
liness, etc? Saleigh Daily Call.
The Woman Suffrage League of
New York State, passed a resold
' tion protesting aainst the "glar
Infe Jnjwtice ofv.eiclading women
from any ahftrejjn the public pro
ceedings of the centennial .cele
: bratl6n.j' f' c-' tlJ 'M.
'Sir Charles ieitssell's al
lusion to Ametica'aa "that greater
Irehnd aorou 'the BeaSjla re-
. minder that thee areinore Irish
' men In America than there afe in
Irsland. ; And he might have added
that England la to blame for it.
Boston Herald y?it."'
' Eve BYBODY. in , New fork tas
in a happy mood yesterday, and
thev city : Is decked 'ontJil.Vtbe
brightest colors for the grand.cen-
. tenniaU'celebratiofi today f the
feature of th daf - jesterday -was
the reception , of the President
who. following :tho& example M
Washington, waa rowed to the ?eity
in a barge and officially- received
c n landing ; at .Elizabethtown
t : - - " cent reception waa acoordea
t',3.' I
t'..- ;
I
Vv"-
t: ) i.
llc0tial "party. and from
:tD Vlie.IEaonitlhft Tnaval
lr ; 3. jf;thC taogOTgeoM
r iaf: ; tti: aftirnbon ttM
t:;cA"R3.; Danqnecas.
. i . i r. , -i t -
r. I
as received by many dia
tir.: '
cei t i
;" i' " riasea, Jnclading
3 cf '.1 tt3" States' ex
i 1
' rr !::"t-as after
whera address of welcome waa
tendered, and where a general re
ception took place; bia pathway in
the City Hall waa strewn with
flowers by two hundred school girls,
elad in white, among them two
colored girls. Wilmington Star.
LOCAL NEWS.
R. O. Bakkb Ice.
J. R. PAKEB-8eed potatoea.
E. C. D. Lwa-Trnck ached ule.
E. C. D. Lute Change of ached ule.
0. D. Line NotioB to passenger, eto.
A. & N. C. R. Memorial day excar-
loa.
Mr. J. K. Willis made a shipment of
marble to Beaufort yesterday. The
good work. 'for which Mr. Willi has
won a reputation, is not oonfined at
home.
Quite a crowd gathered at the corner
of Middle and South root streets yes
terday to witness the feats of two
negroes ho could cut a somersault
backwards with perfect ease.
We call attention to the notice of
agent Henderson, of the E. C. D. Line
to ohange of sohednle, commencing
next Monday when the vessels of that
line will make four trios per week.
The A. ft N. C. R. gives notioo of
special train and rates from Morehead
City on Memorial Day. We hope to
have a good crowd, not only from that
end of the road but from every direc
tion.
We predict the exodust agents will
have a hard lime working ud a real
xodust fever in this section. "Dey
will never git me to leave New Berne,"
said one yesterday, "as lone; as herrins
sell like de do now.
Capt Alex. Miller has been appointed
h ief Marohul by tbe Ladies' Memorial
Association, for the memorial exeroises
on tho l(hh of May. This is a moat ex
cellent selection. With Cant. Miller
or Chief Marshal and General Battle
a orator we may eipect the exercises
to be of unusual interest.
Bsiutiful Work.
We wore shown yesterday by Mrs.
Mollis Lwh another lot of beautiful
handiwoik by Miss Florence Winfleld,
of Chocowiaity, Beaufort oounty. It is
imilar to the work she sent for exhibit
at the Fair. Miss Win field has been an
nvalid for twelve years, and this fact
makes ber work the more to be ad
mired. It is woollen knit goods, con-
isting of eacque, hood and socks, with
colors artistically blended. In beauty
and ezcollsnce it is hard to beat.
A Very Remarkable Occurrence.
Last Tuesday, the 30th ult. in Sand
Hill township, Lenoir couniy, a little
negro boy about four years old, son of
Marshall Herring, while playing on the
banks of Neuse rirer at Caswell Turn,
fell in and drifted down to Terrapin
Landing, about two miles below, where
he was rescued alive, but badly fright
ened.by some hands pulling a seine.
After the little African was rescued he
walked two miles back home and. ap
parently was all 0. exoept a little
fatigued from his unexpected ' long
walk.
Shipping News.
The8teamer Tahoma will leave .next
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock oa a
special trip to Washington, N. 0., arriv
ing there that afternoon, and leaving
Sunday on return trip. Fare for the
round trip $2.00.
The steamer Eaglet, of the E. C. D.
line, sailed yesterday with cargo of cot
ton, lumber and track. The Annie, of
this line, will arrive) today. .
The steamer Tahoma will sail at 7
o'clock this morning.
The steamer Manteo of the 0. D. line
sailed at 9 p. m. yesterday for Norfolk
with passengers and truck.
Memorial Day.
Tomorrow week, Friday, the 10th, Is
the day observed by the Southern people
fot decorating the graves of the Con
federate dead. It ought to be declared
by la w in North Carolina a State holi
day fat order that the memory of the
heroes who died in the canteniar.be
tiarnetnatad and live fnravnr In the
hearts of all Uue , North. 'Cajoliaiana.'
Every; to w .far- Ndrft;oJlhi; Jrhefe
rest jemaiaa of tht ConfedraW'dead
ought haVeltl ITmbriaXAjwoctation,
tMevon
detoratieg aad earing for the graves of
tiew Berns hs -foryMrtYept h&e
Wa ivwva BjswHw wvwv wwt aw nsis
continue it, thanks' to her noble women,
as long a-.tLe ''Lost Csuis" can 1 re-
memhersd. -Si'r.v.il'.
' The- exwolses-onthe 10th thU yesr
will bs, as usual,1 of great interest. -The
Collta A4 Battle, who has chosen tbs
battle of Chaaosllorsvilla for his theme.
Many of Ceroliaaa best young men
went dowa oa that bloody field, aad the
thoogkt that they sustained the honor
of their But aad left their
survivors heritage that they
can ever point with pride, should
prompt u all to honor the occasion
with our presence. General Battle
commanded an Alabama brigade in
that struggle and ha is fully competent
to give an . interesting address on the
subject.
We urge our friends la the country
to ooms to town on that day aad Join in
the exercises. It is fitting, right and
proper that all should join together on
this day and keep green the memory of
those who yielded their lives for a cause
which we all believed to be right.
A SoMiet'a Home.
We cheerfully give space to the
fol-
lowing letter:
Charlotte, N. C, April 39.
Editors Jocrkal: In furtherance of
the scheme undertaken by tbe Wil
mington Messenger toward the build ing
of a Soldiers' Home, I propose at an
early day to request a meeting of the
citizens of Charlotte for the purpose of
getting from them an expression as to
ways, means, feasibility, etc. In addi
tion to data that will then bo submitted ,
it is desired to have also personal leturs
from old soldiers giving personal needs,
willingness and deairs for such a home.
Should you be able either through solic
itation or from your own experience to
furnish auch information, you will
much oblige,
ours truly,
W. E. Christian,
Ed. Demoorat.
We hope thero will be a general re
sponse to mis request, in wnatever
movement is mads for the relief of the
Confederate soldier there should be
unity, and it is only by an interchange
of views on the subject that the right
plan can be agreed upon.
The Journal has several times given
its opinion on the establishment of the
Soldier's Home. It is not what North
Carolina needs. If there are a number
of ex -Con federate soldiers in North
Carolina who have no home, no rela
tives nor friends with whom they prefer
tJ spend their last days, then a home
should be provided. But before being
provided some estimate should be made
of the number who are in this condi
tion.
But few soldiers are contont at a
'Home." They do not feel like free
men at such an institution. Those who
are really needy ahculd be given a pen
sion that will do tbem some good. The
Stats of North Carolina is amply abls to
pay the truly needy and worthy ex
Confederate a penaion that will put
him above suffering for the necessaries
of life and at the same time leave him a
freeman. '
SORTII CAROLINA NEWS.
From the State Papers.
Twin City Daily: Alfred Hill, col., -a
county prisoner nnder guard , while at
work on the publlo road with a gang of
bands just beyond the Salem limits on
Saturday evening made a break for
liberty. ' At he ran off be was fired upon
byNeafaad Sanders, , the two guards,
with' doable barrel shot guns loaded
with buck . hotfT Bsveral of the shot
taking, effect in th hip, producing
rather dangerous, but not necessarily
fatal wounds. ;
Wilmington Star: Geo. W. Prioe and
John Holloway are ardent and eloquent
in their advocacy or negro emigration
from North Carolina; and there is much
curiosity to know whether or not
Gfeorge and John are going to bead the
procession. Kt. Bev. A. A. Watson,
Bianop oi tbe uiooese ot cast Carolina,
made an episcopal visitation to 8t.
Paul's ehurch Sunday morning and
confirmed eight persons five males
aad three females who were presented
by the Rev. C. L. Arnold, rector of the
ohurch.
Charlotte Chronicle: The negroes
made another failure last night at hav
ing a convention to nominate a Mayor.
The oommittee on the Lutheran
Seminary raised CI, 000 yesterday in
one hoar. The amoaat subscribed, so
far, amounts to about 94,000. Ground
will be broken today for tbe improve
ment aad additions to the Buford Hotel.
When completed, the hotel will be
twice as large as it to now. At the
Second Presbyterian church, on Sunday
night. Rev. 3. Y. Fair preached his fare
well sermon, on the eve oi his departure
to hie new. field of labor in RJchaaond.
It was na event in which all Charlotte
felt an interest, and a great congrega
tion waa present. . . . ...-,
'Kaletah News ani Obserxeri Theia-
function! inUb matterof the local op-
tfcm electron bids-fair w bring out some
iniurcStiUS i. war eiupmo-su.-i--vjut
Hettairitii in theky yesterday after
snhaJ AM. h Mln ft-Orfi ' th "Wast.
Sctt"sftrJhfa; Bjitval Chief Justice
Smith ia-the pressnceof the- Associate
jowiWof the supTOTJe jjonrt- aa
mitaiBtsred to hint the oath of BfOee and
fcei at once aisumed the dutieeof Gov
stuot', whieh duties he will continue w
dic1iaJrg nbtil the return of. Governor
Fpwlf to the state irom new i oik city
!of General Wuhitgtoh as President of
Ih tvstrttion -htfcitfiBCoUje: FITth
Wsf i wi;l"M e'paii.at m'y.bagfry shop
Tbr 'jfv.yridsy .an4-Eatwrdsyf aCajr
Kinston Items.
Three new arrivals for Kicsion ike
past week.
Some of the firm or report cotton
coming up.
Pea picking has proved a riddance for
some of the loafers on our street
There are four pruoesr in the county
jail awsitiag the next term of court.
Kinston College, in obedience to its
usual custom, ga re holiday the 1st inst.
Isaiah Smith, a young man of Pink
Hill township, died on Wedne day cf
Uast week of consumption.
Ls Ths Hrst excursion of the st-ssenwas
nnder the auspices of the Methodist
Sunday school yeslerdav i Sc-ven
Springs.
Misties Tutl and IVil.
Kinsey School at 1 a (irii.f. were
yiaiting friends ud I rt!..:.ws.u ioad
Sunday.
Miss Sal lie KouLtree who hai been
visiting relatives liere returned Tuesday
to resume her studus in Kmsey School
at La Grange.
Between ote auj t hundred
negroes have sic.-1 ix ignif? icg
their willingnecn (. t :u-; ' if the
train will come r i!m - i
A. Mitchell iif-r- ; e r . m ,.u. U-r of
his slock, cimsiri.i.g . f a nr load of
mules and tftfrai Jn" I -r pes, at
cost for cai-li or (
,1 I 4
1 II ,
ft rut
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, i. law
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o l-aji
au.l
O f e X I i i ' J in i
and el i n ivin .1
tin ctmr. h l.in:
nigbt.
Kev. i. r.ry r-irimnnlivii. In nt
tOQflil() an titen sud Irni lil l hi
home one dsy l,iet vrrk li - i- . n- of
the leadiuj; iiniiKi rs f 1 i , ill
Baptist chun h.
Kinston is ri j.n i . i 1 al the
New York Centennial N J li nnn A
T. Hill, K. C. Loops. W. K Miller J
F. Taylor, J. W. (irainger an 1 M A
(Jray and wife are the n en niatnes
from this plm e.
Kinston Kiln,ilu! oiiKii.m i uh
usual interest. The. Lint srnre imide hy
it is as follows: Hi. -II 1 :, 1 i-l.U u
Harper 17, Hartsti.'ld ! ". Ihmt '.'j
Lewis li, l'ttrrott 7. s.m. n nl
Whitlield 00
A petition is hi-in rir ul-ite I f r an
election on IdchI o:ion io !.. In , h,-, iiiiJ
Monday in June I ( tin- 1 1 u i-1 1 nuin
ber of voters ran I"1 n i urr.l it will lie
submitted to the con ta v i ' in mi m .mi rn
at their meeting next Mors, lay.
The lamps in the middle of the back
streets should ho (ait i n the e. r tiers
As they now are they are ery linger
ous to the doctors and oll.i r p. M,i,- ho
travel stall hours of tin- niht. We
hooe our town aulhoi i: n s will rrr.oil)
this grievance
Oeo. I.. Hodges, our tl. ver ii.-gister
of Deeds, having hecoaie c isgiistd w ith
the small amount of work to do in hi
offlce, has left Ins very i Hi lent clerk.
Horace West, in charge an 1 taken to
the plow handles (ioi rg . , tns to be
an experienced hand a: Hi" . nipping"
business.
We learn that James A. MrOaniel.
one of our boys, has been elected chief
marshal at tbe coming commencement
at Wake Forest College. This is very
t ratifying to his many friends here
ho feel that this distinction was
properly awarded. Mr. McDaniel is
the second of our boys to carry off com
mencement honors this year.
There has been more rheumatism
here this year than we have ever known.
It seems to be almost an epidemic L
J. Mewborne, jr., T. C. Jojner, Jacob
F. Parrott, jr. and J. E. Parrott are the
immediate sufferers of this terrible dis
ease. Strarjge to say, all these young
men are between the ages of twelve and
twenty-five.
Kinston peas m 'm to command better
prices in the Northern markets than do
the peas of New Berno. - Dr. V. E
Weyher, who shipped the first box from
this place to H F. Fuller, New
York, received 85.03 for it, while
the first box from New Berne brought
only 84.00. This shows that our peas of
Kinston were better developed than
yours of New Berne.
It is rumored in town that Owen W.
Parrott, colored, will get the place of
B, Whitaker as route agent on the
old "Mullet Road." So sure is Owen
of the appointment ho has provided
himself with the regulation cap. If it be
true, he is a good one to draw to John
Randolph, the other clerk on the route.
They are a fine pair of "ginger breads"
and no doubt will pull well together.
Miss MattieH. Rountree was baptized
in the river near the park last Sunday
evening by Rev, J. J. Harper, Tbe
members of the Disciples church, of
hich she becomes a member, must
feel complimented by the action of this
excellent young lady. We predict that
she will prove a valuable addition to
that church and an example worthy ot
imitation
The discussions of the management ef
the A. & N. C. Railroad are continueing
and are not abating in the least. Mr.
Bryan is censured from nearly all sides.
Our people want, ana wui insist to
have, a change. Br the way, we would
like to know what has become of the
author of New Berne of the "Tom-tit"
President? Has he, as some few people
suspect, been, silenced, by .Mr. . .Bryan
with the promise of the attorney shin of
the road, provided that Mr. Bryan be
retained, or is he waiting for a better
time to open fire with his heavy artil
lery, which has atwats proved to be
SfiBOtlW IU IBfVIUB.
" Th Biar Salvb. in. the world for
Outs, Bruises, .Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped
Hands, ChilblainTCoraa, and all Skin
EtptioM. and ritivelyrurs.: piles
Oi ho pay. required. . It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, pr money re
fdnded. "Prloe SS oenta-sper box. For
Omcs or the Old DoacnoN S. 8. Co. ,
Nswbsrne, N. C, May 2, lSei.
NOTICE TO PA&aKNQEKS ASD TRUCK
Hire ana.
For ths follow ins1 wssk ths schedule
of the Old Dominion 8teamship Com
pany will be as fellows: Tbe steamer
Manteo will sail faom ber wbarf for
Norfolk direct. Monday May $in and
Friday luth)
There will b no steamer to sail Fu
dsy (May 3 I .
Every ttfort is being mi.de to repair
the damags to the tfeamsr Newt-erne,
and get her back oa regular schedule,
which will bs duly advertised.
m3-St ' E. B. rtOBtur- Agsct
DIKD
Near Victoria, Texas. Apr. I id. Mrs
Margaret A. Ragland in the 7 id year uf
her age.
Mrs. Ragland was born iu Sew lier-os
m 1317. She wm the dsughtsr of Sam
ual Wilkina, Kq , who was for man y
years deputy collector and collector of
th s port.
Mrs. Ragland ' cotemporaries u u, .
place remamber her as a young lady of
exaltsd christian character, universally
beloved by all wbo knew her She em
igrated to Texas iu 1856 In tbe great
struggle of life she had many trials to
encounter, tut ber faith and reliance
on the promises of her Saviour was
never shaken. She was from early life
a devout and consistent member of the
Kpiscopul church May she rest in
peace.
Kullllttltolhe lir.l.
Al! are entitled to the beat thai their
money will buy. so every family ahouiil
have at once a bottle of the bti family
remeJy , Sy rup of r igs, to cleanse tin
system when costive or bilious K. r
sale in JOc. and $1.0(1 bottles I v all len.l
ing druggists
THK.
Eastern Carolina Dispatch.
Truck Schedule.
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Atlantic & N. 0. Railroad,
I'AKSKNclKK IlKI AHTMKn r.
New Horn, N. C, April .10, 19
Memorial Day Excursion
From Morehead City, and stations in
ermediutfl, to New liern and rstuni
MAY 10, 189, in commemoration of the
infederate Dead.
(iF.N. CL'I.I.EN A. HATTI.K. orator of
the day.
The following low rates of fare will
be charged when tickets are purchased,
to New Hern and return, viz.
Morehead City, 81 00 Newport. 75
tlantio, .90 Havelock. .70
Wild wood. Hi) I Croats n. rj
Fiiverdale, 50 cents.
Rl nEDfl.E A M
Leave Morehead City Depot. 7 dO
" " (up town ) , 7 27
Atlantic, 7
Wild wood, f 05
Newport, M.27
" Havelock, 9 04
Croatan, 9 SO
" Riverdale, 9 4 (5
Arrive New Bern, 10 .TJ
Tickets will be good also on the mail
train leaving Morahead at 6 25 a.m.
Returning train will leave New B rn
at 6 48 p m.
8. L. DILL, Oen Pass Agt.
A Big Break in Prices.
Irish Potatoes at
15 Cents Per Peck.
F. TJLRICH,
may I lw
OROCLII.
Tobacco-Big Lot.
Standard Brands and
Job Lots.
Special inducements to Country
Merchants.
JAS. F. TAYLOR.
Wholesale aad Retail. Grocer,
FOOT OF MIDDLE STREET,
jn23dwtf . REW BERNE., N. C
OIL PfllllTINCS.
i
Finest Ever Brought to
the City of New Berne.
SRock fiottom Prices.
joiin suTttt
Whojesalo and EetaU FarnJUra Dealer.
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING !
Cutaways, Sacks, and
all of the Very Latest
Styles.
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES !
TRUNKS and
VALISES !
We will lake pleas
ure iu showing you
through on v entire
stock.
W. B. PLANNER.
For Sale,
r, i . i,
Mreet, A.
m r.,,k.
ir; .t. large
. 1 torms easy,
M . HAKF.li.
ouse ir.
Apflv to
Barringfon fi Baxter,
1 1 ..v e j ,-t r-
'. F in.' I.ino (
, Dry Goods
Clothing
and hi .! 1
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A. A. BATTLES' SCj CALF SHOE.
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Also agency for --The Old Statpn
slan t liyemg Lstal li-hment."
JUST RECEIVED
New Spring Butter,
Choice Pale Cream
Cneese.
10,000 Old Virginia
Cheroots.
3T. Ulxieli,
wiiolksali: tiuocKii,
Mli'I'I.E 'J KEET,
NEW HERNE. N. O.
Pea and Bean CratesT.
fea and Rean Poxes read y made, and
in shook, in quantities to suit Dar
chasers, at
ap!21 d;im J. F. CLAIJK'a
First Shipment of
50,000
Good
To Arrive Tomorrow. -
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W.P. BURRUS S CO.,
GENERAL ? -
C0JIMISSI0N MEECHAirrif, i?
AMD GRAIN DEALERS',"'4
JLAEKKT JJOCK,
t
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aldress will te deliyeredljy'Gensimi
2,1 r- t 4.-: - C VmxifittUtk.
tale by B. N.Duffv.t a- x & n
mm ensign os your proence. '. i v
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