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Fplr IELD HE~RALD d M ' " i'" w,,., ; :1T iZ) .It '1 U.)S e~t * Thldnvxtay miuruling, Fburiiry _2, 18961I The] 10 at j 'p ri ittion by Coii grciss A; *a 1, il' **,nail-li a hidlf of dlollars in aid O (f ti.(,i ('"11fQ1IrlilLl expositioln, w~ill ' d. 1!lfl=,.,r gi fa&r towards mnaking it it 'ic"etss worthy of thec times and of ILIA lsceit.. people. Our only fear is thait t!i1 iw1fly thus H apI)rOl)rizitoLe wvill tom ;uixs facilities for 31111 birlex;s; 'Jobs"' ZIIIl -s)ocultiorls, andl 'tllt i ilt -mio ney1113 is till gonle, andl the 11111 ~ core' fo~r thec exposition to o11en, epoe will (Intl thit it, eoiitatiii mnany f"tt ires decidedly ' "81iioddcv." "11'x hop:; We aire tiititii. 'Bunt we )I I . eJoel Copes4, repjresen~tative froii I'tiiilcld, IntroduCOd it re~tit.. G ion Ili .thor hous4e, that Whipper's 8JIiie('i (P11 the A ihjU.~.t of girli ownl tahciiil to lilt) j'u1tc4 ih 1)0 Ox '1 iigod fromt Clio jorna of the Igoosel. After it v'ery wvarmu and noisy (elbito, t ho rosoltttidn 'vas tthlnIttt b~y a vote of i( ycas, 'to 17 ilts T1his ittay bb cdnui'u1itol at ii i.lodl :ictory for the anti-Whipper. Wot'1'T of the Lliiiw, and i13 on10 of II i nutn y' indeicatth em that the eor 1'111)1i(1111,:3 bcginniing to filt! tat~ they ha-re gone too far already, -11114 thlat it is decidedly Lost for ti1 l'u i) aieond their" ways. Many of 'iip;lc 1 s tutuChost tipotittorsi ini iilig~ tlieuuil~uiiig 51,,"l tker i' lliot~t. -- viitei for Clio resolution to'eluligo. 1. ir. (Coipes dexwrv's cr'l'(1it for hi:', tots it'ui in th imllt,ttr". Ito jtreiuitu i1*'i Thompson Sill Eli bscrt, of 1',,i; field, voted1 with him. I'" twill 1ho rumumd ,redl tht4? (1. P~. lie 4n1 itidcer a I'iiddeul 110115: of iii JI1-(t iuli1Cc(le, iittriodiio'td it rt'so liitii iu im tiro house, rovi nig for Iire iipj )Oil I t unt of it COll1i Ico of I hret demiocrats to inlvestigalte and r(114'rt lp-l certin chuarges itade -1.!.Illl~L himiut.lf. TJhe groundl~ (If his erOiil duin I. was (Ovidtoi jd in an ffidt vit iiiztdo by RoertI Aldl'ioh, BEsq., of Ilasljo lurd failed to "ttccoiitt for - ili---, I25OiO 1% f -~ tt P o-ne proportiouato inceaso of revenue. 'Tho value of the' timber used, must of course be likewiso considoredL It may bo that in many instands, owing to the distance from "inrl t a d to Oth caijos the wood use is Of no homediatdo vuhto in dollars and coats.' , Tlho validity of any argrunont that might be drawn from ,tbis fact is at onc ' destroyed ~h'nitis rehninh od that . hel'e are other roasons for attaching 'a grcater' alto to a well jvoodod tract than thnt it furnishes 'a good supply of tibbor, both presoxt and pros" pective, for fences. .,The presoft systemcan thniroTore add'i*ot a whit to the worth -of haids that are now well- wooded. But. a chaunge of the law wduld materially - hianno that tbf lands now almost worthless. Thero are duiibtlres' 1ltany atracts of land'i-South Carolin, with a. good market easily accessible, Wvhich are now a positive enlceunmbranieo to the owners. Thei ir6ible and expenso' of foneing, ay, thbt 'imposbility of proeurineg tiroibor, cdh&tittet6 an in surmouuiI:tblo bttcl'o .tOb the Abe ceuss ful cutlitatiou of -sich 'lnds, and tho owner must content him self with furnishing pasture to bib neighboru' cattle. . MeantimA taxos and interest upon the capital thus buried run on,. and the useloss land bbon comes t9 cost mqleo than't w .vorth Mith ?1 tits original forest. Wo ate not iii pososseioll of data fretu WOich to state the cost, in actial dollars and cents, of keepin'g up -fcndes tipon a given acreage judex, Wo do not remliemi her over to havo heard an accurate anttd antheritativo -outimate made.; Bu that the pr'esent system is ex lensive, and that the 'expe)nso is consstuttly increasngs we have uot (.ho remiotest doubt. A further ohjectiyh fto-dtr pres out fence-law is that it is -a umost fruitftnl soutiro'of annoyance mind of voxatiou4 (1ispiutes. -A-man Who has wvorkiod inuIbstriously till witlhin a few days -of "laying-by time," and then ha!1 -his -field invad'ed by t neighbor's (attle, to the g at in jury of his lino growing crop, iii not likely to be in the best of hmtniors avhtin Ito ascrtainiis what has befallen him. And yet this is of constant ocrfenco all over South Cakroliont. A repetition of sucl depredations lipds. in -many instanes, to a personal -mnirrel or ia troublesoue lawsuit-hoth of which are very disagrdgable. At the recent t.rminf t the circnit 'court there were several 'hagss .cifepaocin tion for dfi'uranut niisdenicanbr'A wvhich had thoir rise at least in dlilrfy.i tho \ve:kaigs (if 'the presenut fenee1Iv. Th'1ese disliito s. like tlfc other disadVIantag 4 'o'f the systemr, areo like'ly to Mhereiash 'more and mowre, the longer the law, as it no0w st and:,, &mnitin ues of force. It in nieeiu to repea:t h-ro what thii zi'htei(.---that a Vepeal of the preen foneaaw would tNo a groat servico to a large mngoiif of the poop)!( of IFairfield (counItyV. Cattle ralisingl oeie b~ut a small shiart of tht attenttionu ofitllie farm1Iora, thisi laborsu bing .devoted~ nInlost excluisiv'ly to agricuilturo pro~por. Aml if it 'dihl be immo d protfitable to dePvoto Io~r(o attenlt ion to catt le raising, it will ho no diflicult matltter for one 80 (n gagodm to foneo his stock~ out of his tloightbort' tieldis insatead of comupolling thenm. ami he does un der1 the( p)(r1lnt nytomu to fence their growing erlopS fromi tihe rava ge's of his Pot s. T1hue granid jzuy, at their recent meeting, urged in1 their isr'ese'nt muonit th1e( repeal of the ohnoxious, law, and1 wo t rusit that somet~thing' will ho donol in thi right dir'ection Itefore the legislature aidjornsa. Th~ufra uio'd be 1no arbitrary or sweeinhg chahn made in the law as it dioW Istaiul- Leot thet-e be siniply Sdeh ttoditleationis as will adalfpt it to the ehan~lgld tbbhditiodl of tihe farming conriuitity, and lidt all blnd to a great atid growing udhdillco. A Fime Arrangemont; T1hoe radicals1. iin I Is lCeialdure; halvinug learnied a b-ason fromu the4 troni bl(e attenldinlg II oge's talk ing his seat lit conigres~s, lmve de'vitded a schemrae b y whlichl thb In~VPay hier after e-'mtrol all the1( con)gress3i ~mal dlistr1ic'ts in thie stat.e', and at IL the 5:une1 timoi ol-se(rve tbohe law VI to con iinity. A b ill hazs pam!a!d Its zleconzd rea.ding iln tihe house.9; W9uhi divides1 the'state int) dist!i(et't n(1m posd 9 is 1lrown iln th1( list l>re senitild l.low. Thoe n'anmU of tiho counti.s hinwng a Viiajorit~y of no~gl'ro tfrs are printed iii italics. ,First distriet-Geo~qreon; Wi/. tianubit. I>arlin (toL, Narlbo'Mp, X(eouid dlistrictt-Os/arle./on, Or bo seen tha~ t Lexington hmas beenl 'takmen ont of thin district.) 'I Third d istrict -I ic/an</.i(, Ke w lierrt,. ,I l'ber/v /(,auren' A nuder son., Pickn Omonc and Lrmin ton. Fourth (istrit----Greonville, Spar nburg, Union, luKrk, . hester, ai.flelld, .lerska>, and Lancater. ;Fifth district-BIeaufor Barn w 11, Colleton, Edgefield and A 'keie. he News' and Gioirier gives a ta lo showing that, according to th list densus, there i. a negro ry jority in every one of the now di tridts, ia fgllows t First' dist.riot, 6, id scond i,'3,523 ; third, 2, l; "faurthl, 9l87; lith, 13,028. Wt Wrtho a4poi'tibAbmat of 1868, ti fo was In tlio f!urth distriot "'a w. ito majority of 2;211. 'A more offctual soilenie of getrylnaldoring could's'carcety livfo be n conceoivod. The oiiy chanco, or ieening clull(c for a d'kmocratic vitoi y is i &1o now fourth district, with 'Its "con paratively siall . oblor'e1 -iAjority of 987 votos. It is ba-ely pot*sible that with judicious m1aimgei iien it and earnest efforts, a suflicient number of colored neit may bo iuduced to vote with the dnnocrate, - to over (o0111 this 'AmdiltI1 '% itjokity. Al together, tio radicals ili 'fk logis laturo could 'not halvo devised a p1lan of ippl)ortiolnllt more unjust to the'wihito people of -the state, or moi'o calChlated'to se'ufo 'to tlom soliill'the roprescltati' s'in con gress .4#b'dr Cosolatioti. - Our readers afb of coutrso familiar 1with the loading fies coilnecte(d with the trial, oscape, ro'capfitro and final roloso of Niles G. 1abikcr last stuUr(. It will be remneiriered1 ,that lio was brought heforC Judge Mackey, under a writ of habdienrs cor puaf, and diselharged from custody. Te'lI1 Sate(, Ltrough the attorney gen ral, appealed fromi Ju(lge MIcely's decisiol, and the Fsulpremne court has sustained the appeal in every purticildLr. It is held that a" judge of one t'irctuit cannot enter anotheor naid peiforuit tlerein jtdiial funcrtions", without aihithority from hlle chief justico. It is also lIeld that the carders lassHdt(1 by Judge Mackoy are void, because tiire wits not dtt .fotico given to tilb party adverso to 'Parker. Hoece all the proccedinigs tinder which Parker we.s sot at liberty are albs(ltlte.. void. This decisiin will amount to very little indeed, ilIess tie no pr authoritios take the plropior rteps in the.; promises.: We believe that with ia vigorous efl)rt on the part of the governor and the attorney gene ral, Parkor can be brought back to Ctlithiizdin and be~ 1iad to ansawer fnlly 'aid finally for his crimes. If .the 'govcernor ando the attorney ~oner'al'oucac re:tli:m the niecssity of enforcing thei law againsit such sonidrelii mts Pakor, and usme the means with W14hc they di'o stpplied by-law, we are abammost suo that ihe puiished.- -At all events, it ueill 'not do for thme executive and tire state's *Mt~orneiy, bo0th of *hoYn have, been'J full oft pledheu a'Vi prOndsen, to let pas an (fopporfunit y like t.ho presenmt. M[ore espeially does the <dity of Vigorous effort mn th'o presen1t ease dOeoln up 11ion Attorney (onral Mel toni. No man hasn made louider protes taLtionsu of reform ~min he?, andb, we are forecwd to add, no mahi onjoying his facilities has5 (don less seriice inl thme lind 6f tr~o nform. (4overnor Ch~atmbe~rlain hits done mutch-, and he has rderived .full credlit for it ; b~ut hie owes it alike to hlinl'olf ahdmo to the people', to do anoithing towars bringing Parker to jiime'l. He( must bo atware that theo arc niany Cao vh ho suspect hiin of a lack of ardor in the miatter of pro ntig men liko Pa'mrker. Nothhiin kouuld go furthur't toWrdsm drstroyig that suspicion than~ ai hold anid enetr:fotic c (ourso iider the presenit circumll: staneeom The lbgislatitre, too; mhigh t I ake Nothd actioji: It has b'ech d (uig iihthhJ bf latoi ini the way of of: foiring largo rmivardsH for the captturi bf allegud1 tirhninias: A reward of three thothtild dollare has oflorod for the aplprbheiisiohi of thd p~artion ~ho killbd Job1 Crewit ; ahd several to one thiousatnd eatch, have behni hedld out, ini siilazr caisesx. Parker's cr11mes5 certinly deCselr ats mtuch atteniltioii at thb hahds of thb ge r*.md asem~ly nlg thoshit comru~iitted by the unlknuowi liar'ties for whos~e ar rest a yory larig6 pirice is lio ofleed: It, may bo iiklood; thaut Pariker enni 11ot be r'JachNd 'f'hais do('# hot re - lieve tho statb atithmorities of the how rest; to muake a p~rogpbr Ntort. IL will indeed bo a poor (cotisolat ion robbled by Parker andt his associates simpl~y to know that thme highest .idicatturo in th4 staito hasI docided that all Lie liruebedings by whieb his releas'e was br'oughmt abou't; wer'b extr'aord1inaruy, illtigal and1 void; Thely have ai right to look for solmething decidedly mloroe lea1ctical, and de cidedly mohre in keepinig witll the nledie so Aolflnm l~ ..-.otte. Hourco of just complaint among tl 0 peoplo 'of his circuit, 'an 1 his ro muoval vould ocasiol noithor loss to tho bench nor regrot among tho lioplo. But ho should not bo judged without a heoring. Cheering Signs. Within tho.past 'ton days many thimga hav beon skid and dono in official circles at Columbia, vhich givo ground to hope for bettor thilngs' inl the ''tiohr futuro than tho peolle 'of South Carolina havo had sinc0 i'ocolistructiol. '.'hoyays and me01ans. conunItteo of tho houtse havo resolved to report a bill providing for a levy, for all regular stat pur posch, of eight and ono-fourth mills, instead of tlln mills as they at first intended Thi (ango is largely (huo to the influenco of Governor Chaulerlain, who appeared in per soni beforo the committoo, and in a speeelr of somo longth demonstrated the entire practienbility of a great reduction in -the expensos of the stato govornwent. Among his seg gostions thu followhItg aro tho most illortmnt : Tho goverhor's. salary should ho reducod from $3,500 to $2,L500, and that of each of the other executivo ofticors to $2000: there should likowiso be a largo roduction - of 'tho 'amoittht 'how al. lowed to thoso ol koerbigr dlork-hiro; the adj utant-geurajts salary shpuld, bo -not inoro than $600, with- no allowanco for' cIork-hiro ; the -salar of circuit solicitora and that of sta o reportor should h abolislied ; tino shiiries of coffin ty aiuditors should be reduced at least 'twenty jibe tont., and tloso of school cunniissionors, at least fifty per "cent. ; there should be a gen'oral rediietion of con tingn t funds ; the appropria tion -for ipubliO priLtin g litnd for lgimlativo 'expenaos shouill be re duced at, leant fift~y per 'cont., and therie sliouhl be a largo reduction from the sum1111 at present given to tlhe plllic ilnstitutions. A ltogether. the governor's suggestions involve an ilimlelso'siivilg to the tixpay' c3rl, 1n11 their adoption by the logi:: lit ure 'wrtdld he the host proof of 1 %esire for genuino reforn that hat boon Riveni in this .Atato since re oconstl'lct.ion. ''htr is now under c0nsideratiti in the ';amte a bill pr oviding for a general reduction of s;alaries, and1( it is hoped :that it will 1heomo at la11. Tho onaeticment of these mieasurus ma~ll accomnplishl muc for 'the peoplo, atfd a strong otll'rt 'abtoukl -bo mado to -securo thei-r.passago. It. 's cloar tha't tiio j'oinpfltionlist anid the extri'sts in the legirlmatutre aro becomng alarmuedi andu begin nini g to rei:'lize th nei Lcss ity of ai chantige in ir~ (.'in !u. T'hey de sorv' butii little, if indeecd many, eredit for tis su1ddenI conver 'Csion. Their filarn, anid niot any honelISt intentions, aeat the bot Lim (iOf ti- suiddlen Jopartuaro from their old paths. The Foucee Lawv, Agtain. It in dociat-'lly a mnat tr of hur prise t hat, t'110 peole of Sotut.hi Caro (i o at leat those (of the 'up. emludry1', rotle thtomlvesI sO o litte la atn eIl'ective way nbouit the fence. bioth atiioying itnd impol)tiar we have searcely aniy doubt ; vot there scelus to hot little do ing tu remiody its defoets. As a niattLer of coni venl1IiuOn, tile abolition or entire inod iliationi of the pr'esent " lawt wouild seem to alriko all thuso in tstted ill agri'eulturo prV1oV or as greatly desirahil oe. T..hie Aploriencd falrmuer muslt havo felt, dttring the( it t.oni years, that the miost litlliult pa)it of plantation work to have dono~t pr'operly is that of bill inlg ur 1-epairing rail M(h~s. It is it species of work both irksoi@ add tryin~g, and we have,' niot boci suri pr ised at the numelitrous enhltptinlts~ thaut lhave raclhed us in this Iiarticut lar. This inconvollioneo must ineaso111 from year to yeatr, na the oldi systoim and its incidents becomuo ntore and moro things of the past4 andl henice miore and moro unpop hlar withi the hlor'ing claisseui. 1 Anothetr ohjoetion.---and ai mo'st ser'ious one1 it is... is th( ('xpit'iS( nee's.'nil o'n tn ied in keepinug upl good'i fem ncs. 'We frieely admi it thauit "whait we kn~ow abotitt fariung" is not wothI kniowiing, bt' it is not praletial (or ('en ai I theoret ical plani ter to kniow~ that fancinag cist s non01ey. Not that thoro is mi acial exnd~i'i it urdfI ) re'iy ea(ilch for the bibiling, (If ?"very feneco---though norvatdioh many1', instances~ ina wihib such was thle case.---buitt fie i's an fences is just so much time takent from that. wheh ou;ght to be spett ill regu latr farmj work . If a Iatforer COnstluo ai day~ ort any~ muniber) of days in bildiing fenci's, thet cost of his labor i is just sio muclth money0 sli-t wit h nit dhirett returin --ia conl suotnitn of lho.-ti,,, t'mpih ...th .o 1 U (lo by theo gov'ornor, thbe attorney gonort.I, and tho radical party generally. HIYMNNEAA. MAURIF., --jn Solon ]'rei~bytorian church WYinnutboro, on 'Vh'Itnrtlat;' morning, ith.e :3, by thut Rev. C. E. (Chichetor, Mit. 'J'.oI.MAS It. Bmitowr, of Unilo~n, S. C., to A11s 0d -r P~lOT1O T, of W~inmuiboro. -LIV ERY -N SALE ST1AfLE l: N(oW OXCUIPY tiro !ivoery intel hallo AX ntbe~~})*fj a theti Llii3Hjittt )Yell, wlioruno it .al v'v.; bL found hiejo,. nItvatys (in1 bud for , lre. I keo11 coo.>tantly 0', initd nI largi' 'Oimtitty of Corn, OalsMu 1itt lvt whicuh l t.'"11 for ecisb i culm'scc'xd, ulcsirt' to i~n and ({1 n~lity tlt~it.wejin ve ilxboeiflti(t our. Heulves cuter thou ttirax imuuu " if .Johsroxu . '1' *'titF., inoi wvill lki.0 conliuitlv oin handi at .urg.' .tiwklt lir Wlhiskies, \1}n. Glist, Co. Also M % ni lt'otvlt Al(. (luinmu~ss' Dubilin Pourter ' nd( Belfast ( iingt'r Alo Also it large shook -f .1 ooltI and lmot., Dry (huodei, Clothimng, 0 roccriot omidl overv t ti'mg iisuially keplt injn iirst -uhuxc hionk(), t tiUi tuljir the libuirm~l jittt rounge boetowed on tlo old house', we solicit i conutilnudtuo of theo bneno. ' JNOt. .tO11NfTO r, 11o1t IPETrtIOIIW. Garden Seed In ver vaio1t for tain~ at th( Drg toro, by Wb. E~. AIKEN. 1 gro Goz'mnn Cologne, foir osal y l jan2i$W E. AIKIEN. E D) J _, &ZL C WL1'l(ir..xAT.r. I)ftAL:m:W lIN '1'oliac o, tiun ff, LI9 p's,&c jA,.y(t 't:t"''i'r.. 1(harlotte, N. C A I1MiIAIITJrrt, j ot 1 4y ____________ N011 1J'3 T 'I'T1 *I3110 ri 1 E~ ve-u~r furtiliz rs~ of dlimsxcdvi" .1 Lunme: pit;-,h:ato or i.i(lI llt stilma . with eo)t(" to; OF th eLihe *j"ilint of v'ne puu1try lnix(:. Wit null t U otto plaoiejilntee Bradley's .Vt'n~t llcjIspcuto, Etiwim (ioamon, Snmirti' (iliftcca mill Eureka Ciunci' fur ecash ori ttppr'' yo 1 ": Icilr. 1'. M. RO HiEIITSON. 'tral Justuice. OFFI'CE IN REAR OF COURT IIOUS WINNSJJORO, S" 0. SW'* All business entrusted to, bun wil receilve prompt attention. 11. A U AttLi. tau 'It. ,11. IiAVIS Gi~tLLA1RD & DA1713 ATTORINEI~YS AT LA W, NO. 2 L fir RANVGE, WlNN8IOtW 6idUTli CAIIOJ.11A fjI Xt'l !"flf desiring Iti1y celebtedoc Cot .1.'toii Seed cult1 get thwit one1 dlollaerll luitl, or I will exc).aric e 1 for tein it appiliedl for soon. They and warranted to 't' hotter than any aced ll'rlttkro oI1'orud. j~ 2 I in T'1' WOOl)WAliDl. t ho Mlitt( of Stith ('srollnii, (CoU 4 OF FaAIIYIIt.D. VAT 1II1AS,~ John. Fonlq~ path iua'io VV v suit to u~o to jratit ablin letters of iicliiiilt19t~nriif. 11 of the vsltnteunld efl'evti of ILd- I lnoriaA. C rown, 11l~llcile: . '1' hte rt, therefore, to citer na~il' 21'.llli it nil1 jtoil bingt''uli tl~e' It zn 1redl ct~ie 1 "eci toni of the taul JJOoflI81r A. ]howp,1t de 12'l4(,that t~'1 ti "and alppoar )iedot'e tile, ini tho ('oiast of 11iobat,, to)11 lioe'd 'at Pi':liel'd (tnit Uouse, 8..t L., onl the 1 21h layt of .1" eltt'ily 111 toit1 itor pcalii'ltioil i.eroi'f, ut 11, 0 clock. li tht, fortoou, to .4Ii0W l.i.'t,' is rity, they Ioa, %IIty thel Haidi coven ndl'r lily huand, this twenty-fourth day of .JTliitary, Alnno Donii 1876 jani7-.ffI141 J. 1'. FI. O. To [tent.. rp IIIE p1:1ccknown an teFlats beclonging tj "a tie,' oestate of Strotlier TIidecll, der iinaed,, co~Itai jug cloven hundred and fourten acres nmoro or least in Fanirfield I 'oollty, NtOt tf tiii Ii C'trotljii' on IBuab ''rooek a'atersa.of liitclgina s, reok and b)londeld by IWildls of 'l'l'o It DaviH. Lucd Birun., 81 It (C'I~wzoy, lha%'id it .uiff, D)AVidl J. 8l'iglar and JameusO Martini. '1110 place will b)e rontuid for the proani y'tzrotl the.a let ouilnv ini F"ebruary next at the (Join t 1I181 ilk %S'iuxitst'o to tile liiglie.st ider. ITe rent t:) ho paid in 10(14.5 of Colttonl wo"ighiiig four hlrtll pounads p~tit deoliv'ered at Itidgoway onl orl hotore the i t Claiy of Novemiber ticit, andl Ito runt t", be s~nrod by a lieu on the roll. Witnqboro K CI D W TIDWELL, 241.Iau.'iry 1376. Executor. jan 25 x2J2--T ~WATV R aiO. &;SON. IAVE JU'ST RECEIVED One ear' ion l of Por~lto Ii c..o Lt'acn, and (rh ,On ca load of lrol'll ground Floor of all rgrades. ALSO, 74 bales of 'Prince Timothy Play; ALSO, lam/ .. " '.\ 41 ?i ": E b f t E K f}tf a' .) {i;';l(t r,. i .t til!:1tUti::1H"t>I 1:1iir Vi.i. 1'1;.11: 1;c'1"{'SSI;s tho fiiii t nuntlri-fut let :r. "J'ilto I hat t'v.'T {Il' laillr'11 'H' "'iii) "a, "{""11'1:1. " No .1N,1;w)i1;c;{>;j11 ,:t1;t' l )itilt" :". "U 't'1 I'lII11:' -zrl ii1'It t"1'Ill;1111 I ":Ittt"r'11, 1 rnt"ititat thl"ir.11} '.t .::iI i+=lL 'ti"si. 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