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The Influence of School Life on the ?rTous
System.
Before the American Social Science
Convention, Dr. Lincoln, of Boston,
stated that the entire nation was believed
to bo suffering from certain wide
spread sources of nervous degeneracy.
If a child inherited a susceptible constitution
from excitablo parents ; if from
its food in infancy iron, lime, and the
phosphates were mainly excluded ; if its
diet in maturer years wns very rich and
very unwholesome ; if it lived in a climato
exceedingly trying?at its best killing
the aged by excessive cold, and the
young by excessivo heat?if to these
surroundings were added an atmosphere
of constant emulation, impelling evory
man, woman and child to personal ambition
to get on in life and beat the others,
then _ie result of these conditions would
be t make it deviate from tho Bturdy
Ai ? Saxon type of the pioneers who
fo L d this country. It was the belief
or writer that besides the facts noted
ti: * WAR an ftnnrimioMn on/1 iiw?vnooin/v
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amount of nervous damage done to cliildi'?
! oy tlieir school life, though ho
could not pretend to give tho statistics.
That " OS being dono in New York, Philadelphia
and St. Louis, but he aimed
simply at showing the physiological
laws which governed tho subject. Ho
desired to demonstrate that at present
nervous harm resulted from school life,
whereas it was possible to derive nervous
benefit from the same things. Hero tho
doctor, in illustration of those principles,
cited the principles and observations of
some seventy physicians. Afterward ho
developed the theory of nervous action,
and then cited the diseases which have
been grouped under tho term " nemastlima"?debility,
depression, dyspepsia,
sleeplessness, irritability, headache,
nose-bleed, chorea or St. Vitus' dauce,
neuralgia, hysteria, irritable spine, or
spinal anaemia, and moustrunl anomalies.
The question before them, thon, was to
divert children from these evils, and by
a sounder system benefit their nerves.
This, he thought, would be helped in
the first place by making every school
provide for a reasonable amount of
physical exercise. He then went to tho
consideration of the question whether
brain-work was unhealthy, which he answered
in the negative, on the ground
that just as muscular labor increased the
power and vohuno of the muscles, so
brain labor increased not only the braiu
power, but the nervous forces on which
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munuiuiu iuuuuu wtus uuHomteiy dependent.
If the mental mailiine was not
overdriven, nature woulu develop the
muscles at the some time ; that by teaching
the brain was developed tc a certain
extent, but not altogether, for a strong
brain needed a strong pulse, and to have
that tjie heart must be strengthened.
This could only be done by muscular exertion,
which drove blood in upon the
heart, expanding, dilating and distending
it. While, however, a small amount
of physical exertion would be sufficient
for tins, it was certain the ideas generally
entertained as to that amount was erroneous.
The professor went on to say
that happiness was the best materia
mcdica, and considered the causes of
unhappiness in childron, laying down as
a law that the true secret of happiness
was in alternate labor and rest. Consideration
of the bad effects of tea and
coffee, and of overheating school rooms,
closed the discourse, which was heard
with great attention.
The Kcilly Islands.
There is a romantic story connected
with the Scilly islands. It seems that a
Mr. Augustus Smith, who was well
known to William IV., obtained a lease
of the islands, and went there to seek
solace from a disappointment in love.
Be this as it may, he never married.
He entered Parliament, passed about
live months of the year in London, and
the remainder at liis home in Scilly,
where he erected, at Tresco Abbey, one
of the most unique, romantic and luxurious
retreats which the world can show.
But selfish enjoyment was by no means
his aim. He desired to reform the
rugged and eccentric Donulation which
bad drifted to tho shores of bis little
kingdom. The task proved almost as
bard as the similar work which Lord
Georpi Hill, with untiring patience, underto'
.v at Gweedore, in the wilds of
Hod *. id. It was only by dint of a most
jud is admixture of firmness and
co:. ! that Mr. Augustus Smith gradually
yle progress, and at length compli
i... ? succeeded. Ho lived to enjoy
for ny years the result of his work?
to an industrious, jenergetic and
tlui'-mg population around him, whoso
ohiidiva went out to the mainland and
to the colonies to mako their way?for
he fought against over-population. At
his death, about three years ago, Tresco
passed to his relative, Mr. Smith Dorrien.
Uudor Mr. Smith's management
the Scillys have probably quintupled in
value, and will form a splendid addition
to the revenues of the Prince of Wales,
when they once more return to the
Duchy on the expiration of the lease.
Mr. Smith first taught the people to appreciate
their neighbor?the Gulf
Stream, which brings them balmy
breezes long before they reach
Northern and Eastern England, and
thus Scilly gradually became nn important
purveyor of early vegetables for the
London market, and Covent Garden
puts thousands into the pockets of the
people. Good comes out of evil, and
Mr. Smith's unlucky love affair has been
the making of Scilly.
.i ran-?it?-?
vnto iwr lirulUCKNi
Bismarck teaches good lessons, but ho
hart rough ways of doing it. A Berlin
, ^/ihoemsJiOT. who was proverbial for
making promises which he did not keep,
was taught to be punctual:
The man, after many express promises,
had neglected him on several occasions.
When this again occurred, the shoemaker
was roused at six o'clock the next
morning by a messenger with the simple
question:
" Are Herr von Bismarck's boots ready
yet ?"
*( a When the maker said, " No," he retired;
but in ten minutes another arrived.
Loud rang the bell.
" Are Herrvon Bismarck's boots ready
?*r .
?*N<f."
And ^ went on every ten minutes
until fttJwoU were ready in the evening.
The shoemaker, no doubt, never
disappointed Urn again* 1?.Ma
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Itema of Interest Iron dome find Abrem
W. O. Halpine, formerly known an a genor
In tho Fenian army, gained a verdict of $5,00
in Now York from the Third Avenue Kailroa
Company. Three years ago ho was run ovc
by a car Bed Cloud, Spottod Tail, an
fifteen other Indian chiefs aro on a visit t
Washington A dispatch from Berlin stat<
that the police have discovered numorot:
and alarming plots against tho lives of Bii
marck and Minister F&lk. A special staff c
fourteen detectives have been detailed for the
protection A Chineso mob destroyed tli
mission chapel of the' American Methodists i
Quickang. Tho government of China offore
to make reparation Proceedings againi
tho Princo BiBliop of Breslau, Germany, f<
violation of the ecclesiastical laws have ri
suited in his removal. He has boon escortc
to tho Boliomian frontior Directors of tl
Kansas Paoifio railroad have elected Robei
Perry, 8. M. Edgoll, C. 8. Greoloy, and B. V
Lewis, Jr., of 8t. Louis; Thomas A. Scott, <
Philadelphia, Sidney Dillon, Jay Gould, an
J. 8. Smith, of Now York, and Oliver Ames, (
Boston Mr. Beach, of Tiltou's couuse
and Mr. Shorman, of Boecher's, diu-ing a pos
penemeut of the scandal trial, appeared t<
gether boforo a Now York court Judg
E. M. Pitts died suddenly in Norfolk, Va
wbile pleading a case in tlio court .houso
In tlio lower bouse of tbo Prussian Diet tb
bill for the suppression of religious orders he
had its first reading A tornado passe
ovor tlio Stato of Georgia, taking in tlio who]
lino from Alabama to North Carolina and pro'
ing more disastrous in results than any lie
has visited the country for years. When liri
seen the cloud resemblod a funnel, with il
apex on the ground. Buildings were demo
ished boforo it, houses were lifted bodily froi
tne ground and smashed to pieces, and in 011
case & whole village was swept away. It i
known that ovor seventy persons wore killo
and more than one hundred injured As
poor man named Burke was picking up cot
from the railroad track near Scranton, Pa., L
was struck by an eugiuo of tbo Dolawart
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Compan;
which was running at the speed of fifty mile
an hour. He was Btrnck while I11 a stoopiu
position, hurled clear over the Hinoke-atack <
tlio engine and fell on the northern boun
track a mangled and lifeless mass.
Signor Wandauna, a swoad swallower, whi]
performing at Calais, Me., cut himself into:
ually. Inflammation ensuod, and he died i
consequence A daring burglary was cou
initted at Randolph, N. Y., by which the ban!
ing house of A. G. Dowd suffered a small lost
Burglars effected an entrance through tb
back door, which opens into tlio sleeping apar
ment of the watchman, Henry McCoy. I
one crash thoy burst the door opeu, and befoi
he had'time to realize tlio situation he wi
soized by three strong men, gagged, ham
cuffed, and bound to a chair, and his life wi
threatened if he offered resistance. The burg
lars then blew open the door to the vault, bi
did not Buccoed in opening the safe, as th
noise of the explosion aroused the neighbor!
About <700 or <800 belonging to the pos
office was in the vault and was taken. One <
the burglars was captured A procossic
half a mile long followed the remains of Josef
Mullens, an American Fenian, at DublL
Ireland In tho lower house of the Prussia
Diot tho bill for the suppression of religioi
orders was read a second time without amem
rnont, and the bill giving tho old Catliolh
a share of Roman Catholic church properl
passed its third reading by a vote of 202 yes
to 75 nays One of the most terrible shi]
wrecks we have been callod upon to record f<
months is tho loss of the steamer Schiller <
tho German lino. She left New York wil
ucuiv luur uuuurou Houia on Do&ra, anil lit
nearly finished her voyage when in a den ho fc
alio ran ashore on Scilly Inland, going 1
pieces and becoming a complete wreck. Ov
three hundred of the unfortunate men, womc
and children on board of her woro lost.
As Jacob Oatman wan returning from
funeral in Trenton, N. J., bis horses ran awi
and ho was killed.... A terrible tornado passi
over a portion of Ohio, demolisliuig everythii
u its route. Three houses wore'blown dov
at Green Springs nnd two children crushed
death. Not a chimney was left standing
the place. Passing northward through Clyi
and liellevuo, much damage was done. Aloi
the line of the Lake Shore railroad scarce
a building oscapod injury. The track of tl
tornado was two miles wide Two masoi
had a fight 011 a scaffold three storios high
New York, and on tho foreman attempting
separate them, all three were precipitated
the ground, carrying with them eight fo
of wall, which partly covered them. Tho m<
were excavated in a mangled condition....
Dan Bryant's household goods wero sold
pnblio auction at his residence, realizing tl
sum of $2,000 Tho revonno authority
at Washington having discovered immen
frauds, seized over thirty large distilleries ai
rectifying establishments in the West....'
Reports received ii; Washington from 330 cou
ties indicate that tho winter wheat will not 1
over five-eights of the usual average....
A coroner's jury sat on twenty of the bodi
recovered from the Schiller, and returned
verdict of found drowned Two brothe
were drowned in Now York harbor by tlio ca
sizing of their boat John Best, of Bton
bam, Moas., a momber of the Honso of Itopr
eentativee, commander of Poet 75, O. A. I
collector of taxes, and assessor, was detect
in the aot and arrested for stealing $1,500 fro
tho safe of Aaron Dill, a prominent merchat
Money had boen taken previously T1
centennial celebration of tho captnure of Fc
Ticonderoga by Ethan Allon was participate
in by a large oonconrse of people. .
The recent developments in the Intern
Revenue department of tho United States a
most astonishing. For several years a rii
extending all over tho country has existe
yearly growing stronger and increasing j
ability to defraud the government. It hi
some of its members in the department, and
breaking up the ring the officials were oblig
to use the greatest secrecy. Every year tl
government has been defrauded out of ov
fl,260,000, and without a word of warning tl
government seized distilleries in all the Westei
oities? in St. Louis, 11; in Milwaukee, 13 ;
Chicago, 8, etc. The developments of the ca
will be looked forward to with no little interec
Mrs. Cronk, who has been on trial for tl
killing of James Luke, near Peterson, N. J
has been discharged. The jury found a verdi
of not guilty immediately after retiring. Lnl
forosd himself Into Mrs. Oronk's presence
number or times gainst her wish, and on tl
Uat setasloo was threatened with a gun, whit
r
be disregarded, when Mrs. Cronk shot him in
self dofenBO The British under-eecretary
l. for foreign a ft airs stated in Parliament that
the government bad received the most satis^
factory assurances from Berlin of tho mainj
tenanco of the peaco of Europe Many of
the principal merchants of Now York visited
the Centennial grounds at tho invitation of
Philadelphia merchauts. The railroad timo
botwoon tho two cities was one hour and fortyeight
minutes?the quickest trip ever mado
ovor the road Three sisters, daughters of
Potor Ilanniu, of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, were
drowned whilo attempting to cross the Sandusky
river in a wagon A delegation of
^ Catholics from Mayonco prosoutod to tho Pojkj
j an address signed by one million namoa, ou
t the occasion of his oighty-third birthday....
Tho priucipal conspirator in the plot to assassinato
Prince Bismarck has boon arrested ; ho
a- *
^ is said to bo rolatod to Archbishop LodocliowBki
Advices to tho St. Louis liejmblican
r(.. from St. Joseph, Mo., state that tho last few
warm days have hatched out myriads of grasshoppers,
and it is feared tho plaguo will bo as
(j serious as last year.
,f Six hundred of tho workmen on tho Borgen
] (N. J.) tunnel, who struck Homo tirao since,
have resumed work at the old wages
j_ A crowd of women mobbed au Old Catholio
e schoolhouso in Konigslmto, Silesia, declaring
thoy would never allow their children to becomo
Old Catholics. After much cxcitemout tho
e uiunuiy woio t-viiuuuui, anu ciuureu inostreeie,
w which were full of spectators. Twenty per(1
sons were arrested The Roman Catholic
10 bishops of Prussia have decided to dissolve
oven the religions orders which the 'state
u, tolerates,being unwilling to see thom subjected
it to the supervision of the government
tu Charles It. Lawrence, the groat silk smuggler,
1 who was extradited from England, arrived in
a Now York. His operations went into the initio
lions, and it is believed compromises many
is merchants andoflicials The attornoy-goneral
id gives it as his opinion that enrollment previous
a to the proclamation for volunteers, docs not
11 preclude a claim to bounty where the company
io or regiment was mustered into service of the
3, United Statos prior to July 22. 1801. The quesyt
tiou grew out of a claim for bounty where the
?s claimant was enrollod in the Eire Zouaves, or
g 110th New York Voluntoore, on April, 20, 18G1.
>f Guatemala has recognized the indepenid
dence of the republic of Cuba Five houses,
one church, and three s ables woro burned
in Boy on town, Bucks county, Ta., involving
a loss of $10,000 A man without legs or
fingers was found dead among the baggage on
a North river packet. From liia neck was suspended
a large card, inscribed thus : " My
name is Patrick Kennedy. I have a wife and
eight children in Goshen, N. Y. I lost my legs
and fingers in a railroad acoideut and cannot
^ work." The steamer City of New York made
- I a trip rrom Havana to how York iu three days
and ten hours?being tlin fastest time over
^ recorded.
The National Society of Cincinnati held its
W triennial dinner in New York, Hamilton FiBh
r.
' presiding A new iron bridge recently erected
over the Erie canal a fow miles above Albany,
gave way, carrying with it a team of hordes, a
^ wagon, and two men. The men woro seriously
^ injured About sixty weavera at the Rittonhouse
Woolen Mill, l'aterson, N. J., aro on
)11
^ a strike, They complain that the speed and
material furnished thcin do not give thorn a
' fair opportunity to make good wagoH in reasonable
time... .During the Lexington (Ky.) races,
j tho horse Searcher ran a mile in 1A1%?being
the fastest time over made.... Mr. Jefferson
Davis, in an address to tho Texas veterans
ty
of tho Mexican war, entreats them to be as
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loyal now to the stars and stripes as tbey were
zealous and brave iu defense of their first flag.
j ....William Russell, a widower, aged thirty
^ years, quarreled with a younger brother in his
^ father's houso at Newbury, Mass., and when
his aged moihor iutcrfored ho turned upon
I? her and almost severed her hoad from her
to
body with a shoe knife, killing her instantly.
Ho thou attacked his father, and would have
killed him but for the interference of neighbors,
who secured the murdorer after a struga
gle. A younger brother was fatally injured
ty and tho father was seriously wounded, but will
A recover. As tho murdorer had threatened to
lg kid tho family it is supposed that he is insane,
m Ho was arrested A telegram bus boon ro
to ceivod nt tho Iiussiau Embassy in Washington
in ?tatieg that tho Czar )im loft llorliu convinced
le that conciliatory eoiitiinoiits of a naturo to
ig insuro tho maintouanco of po&co prevail
ly thero....A resolution was introduced into the
te Now York Btato Assembly and unauiinoui-ly
is adopted, eotting forth that for nix yoara there
in has existed in the Inland of Cuba an armed
to resistance to Spanish authority which baa boon
to maintained and a rcpub! ican form of government
ot established ; that tho time has arrived when
in it is tho duty of tho United States government
.. to tako such action as may bo best calculated
at to terminate tho war in Cuba, and secure to tho
10 people of Cuba tho advantages of free goverabs
mout; that tho senators and representatives of
?e New York Stato in Congress bo requested to
id pass eucli measures as will secure to therepub
ho of Cuba all tho rights and privileges ben
longing to belligerents in this war.
i>e ?
Still Insane.
?B Tlio Boston Trn.nrllrr unva Tt
a be authoritatively stated that Miss Kate
rs Stoddard, supposed to be tho murderess
p* of Goodrich, is in au iusone asylum, and
?" that letters of recent dato announce that
?* there is little prospect of her recovery.
t-? She has relatives in Massachusetts who
od are in communication with her keeper,
in and who have given no hope that she
it. may recover a healthy condition of
lie mind. Tho statement in tho New-York
>rt papers that she is masquerading about
ad Brooklyn is, therefore, erroneous.
Dr. WAIiKF.n tuikd VAJUOUB extracts
'al from herbs and roots, without beuelit.
re He noticed, however, that alcohol, that
3B bane of tho linman race, was used in
d, their preparation, and he determined to
its excludo the poison entirely from his own
ad practice, so that the sin of making men
in drunkards, while pretending to cure them,
e<j should never lie at his door. Tho A1
[2a mighty blessed his experiments, and in
er tho Vinegar Bitters ho has produced a
J0 pure, health-restoring agent, which
banishes disease in cve/y form, reinvigo.1
rates the system, and restores strength
ln to tho feeblest sufferer. There is no part
86 of life's citadel whoro the onemy
'** can make a lodgment that tho Vinegar
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w the lungs, tho nerves, every vital organ
a is affected primarily, from this cause,
is and ia this direction the Vinegar Bitters
ih acts with magical influence. *
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Dr. J. Walker's California Vinegar
Diltcrs aro a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na- ' .1
tivo liorbs found 011 the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of California,
the medicinal properties of which *
. aro extracted therefrom without the uso
; of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the causo of tho
unparalleled success of Vinegar Hitters?"
Our answer is. that thev remove
tbo cause of disease, and the patient rocovers
his health. They are the great
; blood pui ficr and a life-giving principle,
i a periec Bonovutnr and invigorator
of tho ; ostein. Never beforo in tho
history o tlie world has a medicine been
- coinpouiv ;d possessing the remarkable
qualities f VinkoarBittkrs in healing tho
sick of e cry disease man is heir to. They
are a go tie Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inilammation of
the Liver and Visceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of Pit. Walker's
: V lNliGAR i'ittkrs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
> Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
I Sedative Counter-1 rfitaut Sudoriiic, Altcra;
tive, an< Anti-Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim Yix
egar Bitters the most wonderful In5
vigorant that ever sustained the sinking
j system.
\ No Person can take those Bitters
according to directions, and remain long *
; unwell, provided their bones are not dc:
stroyed by" mineral poison or other
, means, and vital organs wasted beyond
I repair.
, Bilious, ltemittent and Inter\
mitteilt Fevers, which are so preva?
lent in the valleys of our great rivers
; throughout tho Cnitcd States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan?
sas, Bed, Colorado, Brazos, Bio Grande,
L l'eari, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Bo- ?
auoko, James, and many others, with
i-heir vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during seasons
of uuusual heat and dryness, are
invariably,accompanied by extensivo derangements
of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful
influence upon these various organs,
is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to
- I)u. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, '
I' as they will speedily romovo tho dark*
colored viscid Rmtter with which tho i
(l bowels aro loaded, at tho same timo
;r stinuilaoijg the secretions of the livor,
' and ^epcrally restoring tho healthy
j functions of tho digestivo organs.
II FortifV the body against disease
^ by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar
>t Bittkics. No epidemic can-take hold
r of a system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs.
Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Tas.o
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatation
of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho
Lungs, Pain in the rogion of tho liidnoy8,
and a hundred other painful symptoms,
aro tho offsprings of Dyspepsia.
" One bottle will provo a better guarantee
of its merits that*, a lengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, Whito
B Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
>f Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent
J; Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old
3- Sores, Eruptions of tho Skiu, Soro Eyes, etc.
? In these, as in nil other constitutional Diseases,
AValkkr's Yinkoar Bittkrh have
5 shown their great curativo powers in the
tnost obstinate and intractnhle eases.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
<1 Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, ltemitteut
and I ntermittont Fevers, Diseases of
* the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
i these Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases
are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Disease*.?Persons en,
gaged in Paints and Mineials, such as
t Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and
Miners, as they advanco in life, are subject
to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard
i o.r.,;,. u? luio o .1... ? ..f w . . 17. w
kuar Bitters occasionally. (
For Skill DIrousos, Eruptions, Tetter,
Sali-Kheuiu, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
I Pustules, Boils, CuVbuncles, King-worms,
' Scald-head, Soro Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
*- Scurfs, Diseolorations of the Skin, Humors
[J? and Diseases of the Skiu of whatever name
d or nature, aro literalfy dug up and carried
out of the system in a'short time by the use
of these Bitters.
Fin, Tape, and other "Worms,
E lurking in the system of so many thousands,
a are effectually destroyed and remoVed. No
" Bvstem of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelminitics
will free the system from worms
- like these Bitters. 4
* For Female Complaints, in young
J* or old, married or single, at the dawn of wort
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic
? Bitters display so decided an influence that
improvement is soon perceptible.
? Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when^
ever you find its impurities bursting throngh ,
_ the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores;
e. cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
?! sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it it
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
wiil follow.
it. ii. Mcdonald a co.,
i anil lien, a (ft*., San Franoisoo, California,
c>n<l cor. of Washington and Charlton 8ta., N. Y.
vi?l<l l?y all UrnKgliU and Dealers.
W. Y. N. UThNo. SI
I A W PORTABLE
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8bB| $40, $60, $76, & $100.
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i (MlMElli .
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