BRITISH CHOLER MSI3U
' Japm Ma Have lu lUrkon with a MOr
.'H Fulssan', Kbdit Than China.
London, July 31 i'lm StM'tfai '
deaoanoen th l pnut-we Hinting
the Kow Shing. It. "Tun pre
texts for ton wr are at flimsy as
tnV ftver advanced. If a further
and more disastrous ronttiot cannot
belrevenied, 1c will unquestion
ably be because the Japanese bave
( resolved upon war and nothing
ahull divert them from that pol
icy Tbe Standard warns the Jap-
ene that if in tbe cm Iter stages of
the lighting they carry otf tbe
honors, there is a patient and re
r Bonrceial endoranoe about the
' Chinese that is likely to embarrass
and tire even a more powerful foe
than Japan.
Jt ad vises the Japanese m awake
to the probability that Europeans
will interfere, adding that if the
report about the Kow Hiring is
tree, Japan will also have to reason
wbith Great Jtritaiu, which lias
i'very reason to assert its position
iu die most niico.'iiproiniHiut; man
lier. The manager of t he ludo-Cuine.so
Steam Navigation Company, which
owned tho steamer Kow Hhuip,
Stated that there is no room for
doubt that vessel was in every re
spect a British steamer, though nlie
was in the Obinese government ser
vice. She was manned, they decl
are, by British ollicers and carried
tbo British (lag. Besides tho Eng
lish captain, the Kow Slung had
fonr British ofliuers, thruo ot them
engineers.
The managers of the company
eay that the action of t he Japan
ese in attacking tbe vessel was
most extraordinary, weeing that
time negotiating for the obarter of
Steamer.
A. dispatch (o the Times from
Peking, dated July say:
"Chiu.t'n attitude, hitherto concilia
tory, was completely changed after
tbe sinking of the the Kow Shiog.
The viceroy in an interview in Tien
Tsin declared that if war was once
provoked China would light to the
bitter end."
The Times says: "Huch explana
lions as Japan has put torth are
certainly not tho sott that will
diminish tbe indignatiou of China
or gain the sympathies of other
powers. The Japanese may have
excuses for the action of their sail
ors; if so, it is high timo they pro
duced them, as the world is getting
anxious to know."
art enemy to American liberty, nnd
the rights and blessings of a free
people; and that by Ins many
wanton fxertioris o! power as
Governor ot this Province, his hot
tile and dangerous letters to t'.iw
Ministry and General Gage, re
plete with falsities and misrepre
sentations of the true state of the
Province, he has proven himself to
hold principles alihoirent to the
rights of limnatiHy, and jn-tly
forfeited all confidence with the
people of this Government.
Ilesolved unaniimuo!,, That
notwithstanding tbe very great
pains that have b'en taken by
those who call themaolves friends
to Government, and th;r favora
ble explanation of the i inphatical
words between turned oomtixi in
in the body of the abo n Latter, to
make them speak a I...-;g-.tugc ilif
ferent from their true import, they
contain in plain r!,: ', and in
every coustrnctioi. . l.ingu.igo, a
justification of I he design o! ea-
couragiug the s! "os io revolt,
when every other means should
fail to preserve tUn Kiug's tlovsru
ment from opi-a and ilcol ireil
rebellion, and the public avow of a'
crime of so horrid and tiul.v blaok a
complexion could only originate in
a sonl lot to every sense of tbo
teeling of humanity, and longj
hackneyed in thu detestable and
wicked pnrpose of subjugating
these Colonies to the most ai'joo:
slavery.
By order
K. CofJDKi.I., Mi.ur.ii
N. B. These are ;'.!.. i
Colonial jtocords, Vol. X.
In 0)
oSHOESHo
-i- CD
CO 2.
lliiviir; received a lar;o stock of Roots
mil Alloc s, sukalile for Iho Kail ami Win
ler ira.h. I now oll'-r to the people of
New IleriK' anil m 1 1 1 uroiind belter
mrt'iiin.- than eer before.
'J fill LIUUIiST SOTCK OK
GROCERIES,
SHIP CHANDLERY
and LIQUORS
Ths Wholesale nnd Retail Furniture Deal
ers still LEAD in LOW Prices.
io be
1""'
cMV lit rot
A
bottom
J. F. TAYLOR.
DO YOU DRINK?
'I'lMill- li iu;r (-'.I!:!?
yi.ur . .-II .Iro.ipii . I
Mill rt-iniiii-. mi :.
lill'J, li:tk it;-; wt-.ll li
ll.l.i K:i!-4 11. il.il... V II
I:
Will ilWHV ftlltl
:' l,.,-l,llic.ri
li.il. -.uliy, si
iiik.iii id Hhck-
i I - ( ii i'ii iu'Vi'i ii, m mil hi 1li.t-.i- ili-lifjlil
ml. lii lii inn i ilrinl. iisi.. l iv Kriliik Mill-
lln-.iv.-. :il tin- s.Mi.t y:(!.-r ( inmtiT i,i i;;isUiii'8
l'!i:ivm:u y. '111.- i-M ilill-.hmi-llt i:is lntro
'Iih'c.I I In' pri.'ii.i i .h inli-. lit Hit-M-iinn, iuiil
i il'ill' li.iitli i..i".' -ii '-u- Atiii'ii;,' tin' ln--.
rl :l;i-.-i lit.' -1 ji :i
- -GaskiU's Pharmacy
n- ilniil. Ilriili: ill
I ' . : : i 1 1 I " 1 1 J 1 mi. I
rEACH CEEAM
pa a .I.
i'i"
CHEERY PEPSIN.
lb.
Japan A oloiriz s
Itniiiip.
toil Km
.iologixo
VKAK8 A(..
ot. Marlln's Kepl to the Charge of
Iiialiiijr Slayes to Kclicllion Dc
nuuiatioD of it by tbe New Rem
'. C, t'omiHittee.
Force's American Archives, 1th
cjenes-voi ;j pn.
Newborn (North 'Jarolina) Com
mittee.
Committee Chamber, August. 2
1775.
Tho lollowing letter was wrote
by his Excellency Governor Mar
tin, to the Honorable Lewis Henry
uejiosset, tisq., in answer to an
information given him of his
being charged with giving encour
agement to the Slaves to revolt
from their masters. As the sub
stance ot this Letter is very
alarming, bis Excellency therein
jsiblickly avowing the measure of
arming the slaves against their
masters, when every other thine
to preserve the Kings Government
should prove ineffectual, the Com
' m ittee have ordered the said Letter
to be published as an alarm to the
people of this Province against the
horrid and barbarous designs of
tbe enemies, not only to their in
ternal, peaoe and salety, but to
lives, liberties, properties, and
very other hnman blessing.
Fort Johnston, June -4, 1770.
"Sir"
1 beg leave to make my ac
knowledgements for your communi.
nation ot the false, mialieions and
scandalous report that has been
propagated of me in this part of
the Province, of my having given
encouragement to thu negroes to
revolt against their roasters; and
s I persuade myself you kindly
intended thereby to give me an
opportunity to refute so infamous a
oharge, I eagerly embrace this
-occasion, most solemnly to assure
you that 1 never conceived a
thought of that nature. And
I will farther add my opinion, that
nothing conld ever justify tho
design falsely imputed to me; of
giving encouragement to the ne
groes bat the actual and declared
rebellion of the King's subjects,
and tbe failure of all other means
to maintain the Kings Govern
ment. "Permit me, therefore Sir, to
refpiest the favour of you to take
the most effectual means to pre
sent the circulation of this most
cruel slander, and to assure
everybody with whom you shall
communicate on this subject, that
so far from entertaining so horrid
' a design, I shall ever be ready and
heartily disposed to concur in any
measures that may be consistent
with prudence to keep the negroes
in order and subjection, and for
Che maintenance of peace and good
order thonghout the Province.
"I am, with great respect, sir,
Tonr most obedient and bumble
'jservant. "Jo Martin
'The Hon. Lewis H. DeKoeset,
Esq."
Resolved unanimously, That
His Excellency Governor Martin,
by the whole tenure of his conduct
ince tbe unhappy ditterenoes be
tween Great Britain and her
Colonies, has manifested himself
TdKio, Aug. 1.- Th
Government ban in -Hi
Minister in Loudon to
to Great linuin lirnc upon stud
sinking the transport K'K'n Mining
wlrlfl she was Hying th" Knl.iidi
lUg and to milium Croat I;. iNi.it.
that the comiiiandei of tho rn.in-i
did not know that the Ku-.v t-'liiiiif;
was a British vessel until ;-.fur
the fight.
Capt, (Jaleworthy, ol tho Kow
Stiung, and many other puthons on
boaid transport were rescued by
theboats of the Japanese warship
Xaniwa.
MADE LIFE A BURDEN.
Mian (J. F. Crawford, of LlmctUme, Me.,
wiitosi "For years 1 suffered moutlily from
fxTiouie palus wtiicli ut
iiiics wore so aouce ad
torenderllfeaburden. I
tieirun ualng Dr. Vlcrcc'fl
Favorite Proscription. I
ueed seven hottlcp in aa
many inouthH uml do
rived bo muub tienelHi
from It and the homo
treatment recommend
ed in iilu TreatlM on
Irisoaees of Wonivn. that
1 wish every woman
throughout our land,
sutrerlnir in the eamo
way, may lie Induced to
?tve your meillcicesand
rcatmcnt a fair trial."
" Favorit Prsorir
tion " is a powerful, ln-
V
daskill's Pharmacy
-r:ui.:.li ; .liilik
i MlliI :lr lliur I
Hill ii.... ili.
till' HI-l-llU'
'In; i ln-i ry.
"CasiiU'c Pharmacy
I'i ne , in ill-. M ; :i iv I ii-1 1 . in,.;
i:.. -I. i-ri ii. i
1y, iin.l in ii
Mil i!:ii iil V I.I 111.- eiKlli
iiii-r wImi u;iii'-i I" ;ri-l imil.
ORAUas rnOSPHATES -Garkill's Phar'cy
Sc.
hi d ii-.in iimi
ln-1-uliiir In
- iiu.l iliiiu
ii-ii' iiiihl
I i
;il in::
.-mil
Ii
. llii
.li-.i I
jiliim
111::
nly ll:i
COS A COLA
5c.
t.l .lili.- I
i' hi i!rri--li t-
:i fit Ii ii
Oaskill's rharmacy
A i : 'in m;-; i ! well
:i i.i I l:i n-.lM Kno.v ii h' nil
I - hi 1 1 i i ti !( in;' i m-1 t i :i f -h ,
prm lui t-s w uUHiihi'vsH uml
1 1 1 tT i 1 1 1 tit , thotifih ii Miir
J iiilnit'iiW M.
rEANK MATTHEWS -Gaskill's Tharmacy
A rlitu in iiiT I i( ! )r .1 i mti m t
C i.i nil i hi- ;jiJrmlit itriiilis :ii
O J u 4 ,:ts' ' 1 ''s I'iiiiniiiu ii ml
who ilHiiliH in uny Irnnhli
1 1ml bi'iii! lilcasiirt' Id 1 he
ciKlumer.
-o-GASKIIJ.'S l'llARMACV-o-
1 lrive niilv
Funiture
i;uiniii'.i' Kiilliin
III! H 1' Ill
ii-lcliill'i
the l.ii-i: :
Chair.-i. l'licy are wnitli ijli.fill e.u ti ninl
us I will chimi tliem out. 119 1 houi;ht
them in a juh hit. fur $2.."i(l one'
All orders hy in;iil slnll lveeivc iimnipt
attention.
No. Middle 'w ISeme, N. ( .
FOR RENT.
flic himso, on .Mrtnill' Steet hili lv ocn
pied hy A. F. J i i 1 .1 :i 1 . 1.
Apply In.
ii. I- liol.orls.
NUNN & SVacSORLEY'S
Miss CuAwrono.
Eoratinir tonic aiw a soothing and strenfrtti-
enlug nervine, purely vegotable, porfoctly
11 reuiiiHJs ana promoros on mo
proper functions of womanhood, improves
aigesuoTi, onnenos mo dioou, aispeis acnes
and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and ro-
stores tioaitn ana vigor.
s the
TIME!
I'.i niiiKi- !"i, in l'..r f.ill Sin, l.
.-nun lo Infill :u -. iiiL'. 1 will
yive special huriiitis, mi (he
I'Ouits now on lijinil.
COME AT ONCE.
.1. IIAXTEK.
It is the only roinedy so 6ure
if It dueso i
oomolatnt.1
that it can tio uuaranUeA.
oure, you bave your monsy back.
"It thy habit lie as eotly w. thv puive
can Imv." tn. Kr.spr.Aii.
It is your privilege to dross
well and when you nood any
thing to complete your wardrobo
call on us. Wo have just ;o
coived a new and handsome lino
of Negligee shirts, sashes, and
summer Neck wtiar, 1'lcetcd Los
om, open front shirts, 'i pleets lo
the side. Tlie old roiiablo Dia
mond shirt al way s in stoc!:, sb.us
II to i;;. Collars M to s'.
Lots of fixings yon need.
.1. M. Iowai;i.
Selected Stock!
2 OOOOOOOOOOIlOllOolHIOIIOOOii i
I SAVE TOM MONEY, f
g 00000(101 lOomilHlOOOOOdl.lllll S
of
"PREPARE TO KEEP COOL."
J.CWIiitty
Has .Just iU'ccivcd .iiSupiily
SHE SARD'S
LioiitniiiL' Ice Cream Freezers
White Mountain
lie Cream l-'reezeis.
lee Cream
Freezers
I'd
A liKKUKSIIINc' IM1INK '!'
I'ineiijile Siii'i-lH't. hi' C':oniii
Soilii, Sh:ivi-il Ice'.-. Cm ;i Culii,
iimi Sml.i W'i,!. r on DiMiighl.
I'll al.-n LTct om- ol' their Krelieul 'i":i!'-i
Emborium
-.-.
1 it
Sill 1 K A kf Rl 1
BbmAftOXAL IXSTlTUTtOXS.
M12WBERNE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Fall Term Opens Sept. 3d,'94
We will have departments in the f;tn-.
sics, Miitheiniitics, Science, Music both
iDstrumenUil and Vucal, ai.d Art.
Tuorough unit systeiniitic iiistriiciion
wIllbeL'iri'B iifeach of these di unrt-
uientsbyan expeiieuce l, successful mid
well qualilieil teaclicn.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT
YOUR PATRONAGE
For particulars apply lo
S. P. liENDENHALL, I rincipal.
Ufiiversityof North Carolina
Includes the Cnllpsa. Ihn ITni
the Law School, the Medical School iml
the Summer School for Tcucher, College
tuition tGO.OO a ye;ir; hnnrd $7.00 to
$13.00 a- month. Session heniiis.
"ept. (I. Ad.'.ress
Puksioknt Winston,
j30.l2w Chapel Hill N. (
TEE N0E7H ATIOLTNA.
A I)VKM..N(i IIOUSK of Seven room.'.
Also U'niiiy rooiii nnd KiU-licn, next
loor to Jlr. C. C. Clink's rosiih lice.
Apply to.
Prices Lower
Having . 11:1-1 'i 1 In 1.1 ;i
i(iil. l'liriiiiliin..' Oi'O'l:
uvrrs, shoe
THAN EVEK.
JS. J-i.'i, in fc tT
Craven Htfoet.
NEW BERIE, N, C.
of V !.
II k I' H'
lieh.w Co
! I in
I.M::i;Tin. I will nil. r ::i:-l
to" nel 'I'm 1:1 , -i a .-. at mid
1. ;
L. H. CUTLER.
ATTENTION !
llniltling- Community
lluw In
lii:iitl
l ion.
'u. F.nn.lH r itinji. my h.i . ui$ ut up
iitl.ioininir luv j!:iniii! mills, i jun
tl : pivparrd iu '.i-pply luniit 0o-
i ijiiti.iiiiL,' ncili i ui ,- ,-rv ih-srrip
WM. LORCH
ESTABLISHED i 865.
FAKilLf GEOOEREES
- AM)
General Merchandise.
C-4:'"('aht-iiouhk An o win.. a j' ions,
NORFOLK, NEW-BERNE
ani WASHINGTON, N. C.
DirectLineslillk
ALL WATER ROUTE.
Steamer NEW BERNE
WILL SAIL TL'i:s)Y S ,VJ I'ltl -DAY'S
2 1 M.
NEW YORK CITY.
viaO.I). S.'S.Co. (Juiiniii-
Dcllvery
toed.
No Transfer Charges.
PltlLA. CI.YDK LINK,
IIAI1'IMOIIIS OI.D BAY I.INI-:,
BIISTIIN l'UOVlDKNCE M. & M. TKA NS. ( 1 1.
WASIIINuTuN. I). C. NOKFOLK tt WASH-
Ti )N 8. B. CO.
HtlJIIMONDJVA. S. B. CO.
RALPH GRAY, A.trt
New Lcriic K. U.
Moulding & Ceiling
A SPECIALITY.
i.i;r :m cxpt rii iift'
yciirs u-. u pnu ti ;il ImuI.u
(ill (irtlt th -..iTct ily.
(H'-l-TS If n- T.umli' v -!:-.- ;i
lilld! promptly, :m I :. (..
f umpt.ii'i.'ii' -i. lj
ol I'w i.s i v vj-:
', 1 :tin liiiltlct to
I "; in 1 in- rougli
0. J. BCIIEELKY,
liinliliiiS'-Linnlicr Sni'jilii'.i, Cor
ner At more & Gril'lil'lli ,St
Jy'liW 13I2UNJ-:, X. V.
o.;itiix,si.
Mason's Fruit
I have on hand a large
lot of Mason's Fruit
Jars that I bought
early while they were
cheap. Parties need
ins: Fruit Jars and
Sugar will do well to
see me before buy
ing elsewhere.
Wr ui-n luv.. J. ii-, , i, f STlt.VW
l!KKi;ii;s ii, Tu lUV. VM early
fiml 'jot pnmi' luv th.. I., .( lime iis
THIS FINE RATTAN ROCKING (JHAIK.
At Suter's for $2.00.
J'UHCIIASKD ST11AIGI IT-NO JOB LOT.
Largest, Best snd Fast
Stock of Furnifue of all Kinds
Kvci- iiroiiglil (o I'liislorn North (Jarolina, and at ROOK BQTTQM
1 ' -T. Stater,
Soutli Front Street, under ('liattawka Uotcl.
J. It.
NO. 7
l'arker, Jr
7 IiltOAD ST.
SEASONABLE HELPS
I't ii;
and Mechanic Arts.
Offers Time Technical Courses:
THE UOUK.SK IN AUKICl'l.Tl'lJK;
THE COUK.SK IN si:ii-:n,K;
THE OOU1WK IN MKt'HANICAI. ,
CIV1I, KNINKKltlN;.
Anil with onoh a koo.1 Aomli uiic K.liiriilion.
Each course is broiul an tliormili, mi. I
the instilulion is now riiii)pcil fin- cxr.-l-Icnt
work. Expense vi-rv ninilrnile.
Session opens Si-iti inlii-r 6tli.
For Cataloijni s, mlilros
ALEXANDKK IK ll.I.A V, 1'r. s.
Itiilriuli, N. i'.
THE ADVENT TERM
01' the Filly third Aiiiimil Sessitui
-Ol'
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
Raleigh, N. C.
( HBO INS
SEPT. 20TH, 1894.
Address the Rector,
REV. B. SMEDES, A. M.
gALM FMALE ACADEMY7
The 83rd Aunual Session begins Sept.
4tb, 18114. Rugislcr lor lust jour ,14.,i.
Special Feiiliires: Tne devi-lo'piiirnl of
llealtli, Charnctcr ami Iutelleci. Iliiild
ings thoroughly rcmodelln-l. Fullv einiip
ped Preparatory, Coilcinie anil 'oSt
Graduate Deparlmeiils, liesiil.-s llisi-duss
sehorjlsin Mijsic. Art, Iji!i!;H:i"e. 'oin
ini'rcinl nnd lniluslrial lii.lic s '
.1. II. (,'LKWl:r,l,. Principal,
Silem, N.
J. II. O. HYATT!H
AKTATORIUM
Itinston, IV. C.
O-o
HOiscases ofithe Eye and General Surgeiv.-
Household Use.
Rcfrigreators,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
Wire Cloth,
Windovy Screens
And Doors,
-AT-
i'.
jl'.Cm
STffl BOILER INSOBANCR
The boiler which mn nil' cvploilriil at
Iaclsonvillc. N. ('.. carricil an Insurance
of $20.0(10 in the Fidcliiv anil Casual I v
IriMiriLUco Company of New Vork.
MRS m 11 THE NEXT ONE.
flic rif-id Cxniiiiiiilii.il inailci o' i lie
I'oilcrat Ihu ('onipanyV expense is al
most equal tu amount ol premium
eliar'ei.
MlRAL: Insure at once.
Wm.II. Oliver,,
A.ent Fidelity iV CiiMinlty Co.
Kewbcrn, S. '.
L. H CUTLER & CO S.
E. 8. STREET.
pisiFH n
KSTBLISHCED 1869.
niFMRiinii n, nn
Successor to C. SIPAL.MER.
Wholesale Commission Merchants
HJII THE SALE OFJ
ISOUTHERN FRUITS & TRUCK.
Berries, Peaches, Grapes, Melons and
V ectanlcfvi.
c t ...va iiieionsiv; Btavyberrjes a Hpeoinlty
1111! lITlllDiiqinVDn niirv, T'
..... uniiiir, DUilKl, PMI IUKV.
ItEKKItlvNCi;-;
Ti'iiek .Sliiji T.i.
-o o o o-
- ( liailmni Niiiloinil Hank, N. y., Commercial Agencies and allPrlnclpal
VAY
TO
SAVE
J.
!
BY
MONEY!
YOUJi
BRA f) HAM & BROCK
Iixi8' Co.,
ion Minu.m ST.
Frcbh ami I'nic Stock of Dnys and
IChemicals.
lifts .lust Received
A CAR LOAD OF
WESTERN HORSES
AND
And Defies Competition
Trices.
as to
FAMILY
GROCERIES
AT
J. J. TolsorTs.
WITH TH!- CASH
Prices will, surprise
you.
' Stables free to our
Country friends. v
( ::Jy?
'A HOUSE & LOT cm Quocti Streel.
adjoining the Station of the A. & C.
11. p. Co. Apply to .
E. L,ArriIAIVI
No. 3 CRAVEN ST.
DEALER IN
Lime, Cement, Terra Ootta
Pipe for drain and Sewers
. ail sizes in stock. Also
lfttiqjjs,
He sure to buy a barrel of
ALIjM L1MG
For Sanitary Purposes
finest you ever saw.
riFrices Guarantod.
Trade Remember
I have reduced the
prices oirLorillard
Snuff. -
1'5-
Wholesale Grocer.
La Fayette Military School
A fligb Grade Preparatory School
For Young Men and Hoys.
We thoroughly nrenarc Bos uml
Voiini'Meii for the Uimiviisitv. West
Pcjiof aiid Auapalip.
Give full and llioroi)Rh i.ifitruclinn i
Muitic, Art, hnil Bpsiness. '
C)ur tuculty is composeil of nine gentli -men
of large expevienee,
Ull Cutlet Cornet limul anil (In hes.
tia.
(Jur mU-s lire vory low: In faet lower
than at any other first-elans school we
know of anywhere.
Location Unsurpassed for BEAUTY ani
HEALTH.
For Catalogue containing lull particulars,
Addrein,
Maj.' J. W. YEHEX, Hup't.
jyJ8 ljm Fujettcville, N. C.
Foil
YOUNG LADI ICS.
Norfolk Colleie
largest and host eqiilpiioil Collego in
Eastern Virginia.
950 3TUBENT3. 1 23 TEAOHEHS,
Healthlul gea lirooae. Near OM I'liint
Comtort. Beautiful llnmn. ftllll Itfin 111.11.11.,.,
Steam Heat. Gas etc.
Music, Ait, Elocution, .Stenography. He'll
est Course ol Study in the state, tfxninises
vury low. scnu ior uaiaioguc.
Pupils wishing to pay own expenses, write
J. A. I. OASSEDY, B. S.f Principal.
fl7 2m Norfolk, Va.
J. A. JONES
SALE, LJVERY
BOARDING STABLES.
Fine Carriages, Buggies and Teams and
Teams lor hire at reasonahlb rates.
Best attention to hoarding horses.
Horses and Mules on sale for cash it
legotiable paper.
South Front Street, New Berne, N.: C.
Opposite Gaston House.
PLUHBIUG, STEAM
' GAS FITTING.
I haye Associated with me Mr- W ('
Beasly, a practical Banilarv Plumber ..I.
so Gat and Steam Fitter. -
To those' contemnlatinff having t
done m either of the above branelips
prill cheerfully lurnish estimates.
, jW'Brouiift attention will pe civeu tfl
all work entrusted to us, . '
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