The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 06, 1897, Image 4
Dun's Explanation of tho Shutting
Down of lii? Cotton Mills,
COAL AND IRON DIFFICULTIES,
Vionorul Improvement Koported '1 lie.
Foreign Demand for Wheat iiml t In*
Adynuco I'rlcc.
t "" **"
H. (}, I >11 it & Co. '? Woukly Koview
of Trade for tho wook Muling .July Mist,
aa.ya. f'ispntchon from almost every
Northern city of importance, rnjoil
without exception, improvement , in
business, and from Detroit l?> Scuttle
Mini Portland splondid crop pi*>n mots.
Tho tusk of adjusting tho business ami
industries of tho country ti> condition
created by a now tarilV law bus pro*
greased with gratifying rnpidity and
caso. K von tho increasing utrgnyth of
striking coal minors probably forwards* i
tho adoption of tho uniformity phin
? bic-h promises to roujovo ^rrrtst of tin
causes ?>t' snch struggles. Some con
fusion is caiibt-d by events seeminjtl.y
contradictory b v closing of Iftrgo cotton
mil Is w 'non many other works are s 1 u 1 1
iiik, and by a docliuo in souto prices
v.-hon otlmrs aro advancing, but tho
balance is unmistakably on tho I i;; h t
ni do.
t he most important events since the
passage of tin* now buitl, which wm
gonornlly anticipated a wook ago, has
boon tho marked increase In foreign de
mand and advhuAo \>rioo for wheat, 1
which liaa ripen cents during tho
weekL with Woatoru reeoipts for tho
first tiinu exceeding lust year's, with
\Vosi?)Vn railroads besieged for cars,
and with Atlantic Ox per In of I ? 7 1 i;tw
be,slvoht of flour included for tho week.
1md< 0,861, 17b buahulu in fulir weeks,
against fl, ll 1 7, 805 last year, with heavy
contracts fur shipment, exceeding
1,^00,01)1) bushels on a single day. 1-iv
orpool reports a shipment from A mov
?ea t?j Northern Hohciuia and Kroneh
markets. Kxoited speculative sales
hu.-o httlo influence.
Tlio foot that corn exports exceed last
year, although tho prioo ban a<lvanced
'oVJWHi centn, in furthor proof that for
oign demandH aro not subsantinl. With
crop news k 1 1 1 1 favorable, prudueurs
may probably rcali/.o something liko
?H0 000,000 morn than last yearoit w heal,
wlnoh mentis a great diU'eroneo in pur
chases by agricultural Htatoa. Corn
also advanced 1 . X!-*? centn and cotton a
aixtotwth, though reports aa t<? yield
aro }>ood.
Tito industrial bky is partly clouded
by eoal and iron dillionltioH, ami by tho
closing of Homo largo cotton mills. Hav
ing run for months fur ahead of consum
ing demand, on cotton bought at com
paratively high prices, tho mills soo
ahead ii lnr;;n crop and cheap cotton, and
it is l?ut thy ratioiTal way to halt tho
'production and clear till' accumulated
stocks, at tiit- season when \ acationa aro
<?0111111011 and begin the new year on its
own basis.
Tho woolon mnuufncltuora answer
?wholesome! v and .nodoratly to the new
tai'ilt" condition."., and while tho opening
of light weights below about #1 in cost
has nod a very encouraging 'demand,
t lie i^l vance in prices asked is not largo.
Delay in the iron, industry is partly
because a steady rising demand does
not yet raise prices. In aome products
prices are a shade lower ltol w ithstund
ing a hir&oi\domnnd, ow.tng toeompeti
t hm-Tiei ween works, but Bessemer is a
sbudo higher. In structural work,
juntos, sheets and bars for tho enor
'litons opet ntiomi of agricultural imple
ment, work^, the demand increases, an
it also does for rolling stock owing to
the abundance of crops.
Tho failures for tho week have been
Sy(! in tho United States, against 'Ml
fast year, and t?8 in Canada, agailist -to
last year.
IMNOI-.KY VKKSI'S WlliSON.
A Comparison of flu* Now I'lirlll' liiiw
Willi I lie Ot<l.
The comparison of tho present tin ill
law with tlio Wilson Act authorized b.v
Odngi e?s has been completed. It. wits
made by ('has. II. lOvans, whohaMbeiyi
engaged in tho preparation of all the
tarill' billa M-ith which ('onfjresa has
dealt aineo I w.? Tho comparison is
made in ratcs^oxpl essod in ad valorem
tor m h I M*t weon liic propant law ami tho
Wilson law. I'ho statement placea tho
average duty rhto under tho now law
at r?4. por t'tful. a<l valtirom, as auainst
an average of 10. 10 under tho Wilson
law. tho averago being ligured upon
t ho ImtTitj of values in 1m;h5.
'tho Htatement shown the following
junrcftKOrt in peieontagea : Chemicals
1 to in 28. to ;;u.(5T; wools ami woolens
I roiii -17. '>2 to ni! . ?'> I , silks from IG. tut to
/?:I2. I 1 . earthenware and glassware ;<?*? to
?V3, 4? i .inotah; !!M. I I to I'.l.'Jl; su^ai JO. ill
to 71. 10; tobacco 100. Oil to 121.0"; n^ri
cultural producta 21?. 1 1 to HS. li; spirits,
etc., ti!..VI to G8. 88; cotton mamifnctiir
era 1'.'. 7 ?*> to 5 'J. :t".
Sonic of tho incrOAHOH expected .'in
rovi'iiuo aio as follows: Chemicals from
?*?">, 01 J), 2ao to ?M,-t2;t,0S'l ; earthon and
glassware from ?y,00(J,8;0) to SI 2, MOO, -
l I*; metals from ?1)1, ll)it,4IG to 817, 1*7,
?IM2 ;\vooda from &M0A,?P.) to $2,l5lO,fiOi>;
Miliar from ?20. 1M", 70: 1 to $.V1,207, 012;
agricultural products from ?7,727, 01 I
to ?ll,.rjN?,t:0O;
These estimates aro based upon the
supposition that tho valyo and volume,
of imports will remain tho name.
l'reacher Si'iitt'iici'd to lV.nftent tnry,
W. M. buhgoH, a Hapti^t preacher,
Mason and politician, at .Macon, ( ?? ,
was sou ton cod to flvo years in tho
penitentiary for embezzling of aehool
fun do.
Taken lo ICnlet^li for Safety .
At K it t roll, N. a negro named
tfcorge Kodio made a criminal assault
upon a Mi.ss C.'urtlett, white, 18-years
old, and had to be takon to Italcigh for
pnfety. In tho mcantimo tho Oovernot
was telegraphed an follows: "Terrible
rape on white woman has been com
mitted. Negro ia in jail. Will you or
der apodal term of court upon request
of coinmfHsionerB and potition from citi
zen"?" ' (lovemor Hussoll at once or
tierod a apecial term of court to begin
Anp'ut lGtb, Jwdgo JUrown to >*roai.Jo
Trouble Over n Krg of IJcrr.
- Three hundred member# of the H?v
untli Kegiihont, Illinois National (iuurd,
had trouble wi|h citizona at Springfield
- about' Mune iftgs of beer which tho nol
diera wero bringing to Camp Lincoljfi.
Three aoldicra were prostrated by tlVo
_ J*e??t and one citizen had a bayonet run
^in lit? oyo and tho eyeball severely cut.
of Allen.
J IMeMr^jGSeyifl Franeberger and J, A.
lu-Chieago wImm tlmr
nave *oI<l all tlio mica they had on hand.
Mr, h. A. <4etty? ahipi>ed thorn over
,V00 worth of raic* from here. - Cleve
r* . ? " ' ?
IIKAKINI* AT FliAT ItOOK.
Ju<tgo Nltktonton Aftll l>?oldc In it Vv.M '
1>i?\h What Constitutes ni\ "Orl^ tunt
I'uoluigc." ^
Tho Columbia (.S. 0.) (,f ''lo
28th nays tho htmi fug in t ho original
paokitgo cftsoif M'tts hold yontorday at Out
Hook, N. (5. , bofoto .tudgo MttUonton,
but no dooioiou was rondoryd nor win
the loant intimation givon an to wIiaI it
would Ijo. A ttornoy-d^nainl 1'iubor
".aH t opi OROiiting t ho Stato; i
?'?r. jf If, Nolttoii, of Columbia, ropre- <
! fcttrong Meot/, as Agonl of thr> I n/ 1 nor I
brewing Coinoftoy ami I'foifcr; Mr,
Slimni\i\ Ol ( ii'conyillo, roproHonting
I'ayiio, of t li At oily; Mohmik, It, A. Hob
good, of ( Mini lo.ston, and I' A. Wilcox,
oi Floronco, ivpi otjonting Stuokloy, i<(
Unit city, ah agent for I I iigonhuiuior
'/ ho t>\ A i 1 1 nil. I practically only quoa
t toil hoioro l,ho judgo, wah what const i
t n t cm an oii;.'nal puckago, ? I ho vAvioiih
Attorney)) i>i net wall v had tho ftamo case,
iiml contmtdcd itfjti tho bottles in u
pnokAgo (>hipp;>d irito tho Statu wcro tho
4 'original package. " In tho oaho of
Staokloy, of I'luioiu-A, It AppeAtH that
tho 8 tit It' wah fdnppod to him in bottlon
packed in a car and it wan oontondod
that each ono wah plainly an orig
mal pack ago. To hot It of those
positiona, tho attornov general look
oxcoption, oouioudlng that tho
box in which tho bullion woro idiippcd
wah tho original package, and Hot tho
bottlo. I lo contondod, fi^ftTiior, that in
tho ( lugonhcimor hliipmont All the hot*
tU m tn tho car aubstitntod tho package
and miiHt bo wold ah buoIi. Very volum
inous Anthoritioa woro iptolcd by all of
tho attornoya, and tho jndgo seemed to
bo deeply intcroHtod.
Mr. barber oponed and wah followed
by Moh<vh, lllagood and Wilcox And
Mr. NoIhoii olosod. Tho attornovH re
turned frym Mat l\ock last lpght and
all oxpQot u deoiaion within a fow dtiya.
iOISAOt <> All'.N SI.M'KAIi
Tlio MolHtiirc In I licit l.tMir Win 1 1 u v ? |
to Itn ( 'ii ii| l< or.
A tlinpitlch from Now York nay? tho
now laril! /nil haa mimed a panic amoii|{
tohitroo i id por t ers, uml Ihoy doelaro
Unit odd i. lua I | mrag i uph in tho now lnw
IUOIIU 8 H lo MS to til', Mil of (hOllHnmlH of
dollura ovory your. Tho puragniph >?
u part of 8?ction J i'J> of tho aot whioh
j compels unportera to pay duly on tu
bnceo at tho weight fit wliiob it goos in\
, to tin* honiloil warehouse. Thin takes
from Hi? tohaoeo rnoii a privWt?Ko that
has for many yearn boon accorded lo
litem by tho tarirt' lawn. I'ndor tho
W ilson not and previous, iniioitnrs
Iiiino 1 1 ud tlieir tobacco rowoighod at tho
lime of its wilhdrawiil from homlod
warehotiacH, and on Huh weight duties
woro i'i>l looted. Tho weight of tobacco
ni great Iv rod nerd during' tlio bondod
period hy evaporation. Kx porta oati
mat? that tlio importora navo lo ?10
a Ixdo on Sumatra, and miiiio timon an
high an $;o a halo on llavanna loaf, by
payiuu on tlio dried-out tobacco. liu
poi tors will now gain nothing by do
lav. bill 111i1.1t pay duties at tfl HO per
pound for the weight at tlio timo of it?j
arrival I hoy otimnlo tho loss lo im
porters hi New VoiK alone w i! I bo $?UD, *
i km i a year.
TALK OK A < l-O I'll ( (Ml ItlNK.
An I'' \ per Iiii i" ?i I I lint III l.llinlv lti<
I i te<l lo ( h i' lOiiKt .
\ dispatch from I all liivof, Mush.,
liiii'K wlicn the cloth buHindiifi in dull,
and tin* | >i n- 1 iei't a f<>r dividends poor,
tin1 ,:ti 'elvhi'l' I ?r i s feel pr i \ i login I to make
sup, **i?i i ions. m liich explains why there
luts be'-n more oi less talk of late con
cerning ii elolli trust. The propoaitiou
has born ad vaiieed t" pool issues in
tiutungitig Ih? mills, reducing expenses
regulating the :-uppK according to do
maud. and tin- i nt i od net uni of other in
novations. An nearly as can bo ascer
tained. il is not' tho idea lo group all
tliri factories under one head at the out
sol, but lo e \ pi ? 1 imeut with four or
live companies. One iiirent- ,.\Vf?uht dis
pose of tin- output, mid ,tbrt ' mm vires of
middlomen in tlm shano of broker*
would be d ispensed with. It is claimcd
??oninussions take too miloh out of the
nulla, an. I that- the drain i s unneces
Hitry.
New l I \ ? I Service Ke^uliil Ion.
I *i?-s id ?*i? 1 M<'Kin!ey has promulgated
an amendment t<> the i ivil service rules
providing that tin re shall bo no re
movals" from po. it iom, subject to corn
petilivo exaininal ion ewepl for just
rim so iti Milting, to whieh 'he accused
has hud opportunity (.. mtiko defence.
This also includes all within classified
service and all em ployees of the ?Mis
toms house olliee. our employe? in rneh
interna! revenue district t\> act as cash
ier or chief depmy oi av-i -taiit roller
tor, all subject to competitive oMimiua
ji
Itas < in iti .1 Out Its I'leilyes.
\t m dinner ut I'o ton, ;;iieti to Sec
tctiirv tiiiL'c, lie i. ml. en impccrh elt tar
ill ami the money question; he says the
adiniui tratioii bus curried out its
pledges as t>? the former and "the
brce/.e oi prosperit \ In iug;? comfort, and
i ostorat ion' and that the administra
tion can be relied on to carry out its
pledireH a - to t!ic money question, that
it will not be idle in tins respect.
I I. ,? Virginia I'rnlilMt ionlsf*. j
j \V. T. I : u t i ? I i > ? K . Stato chairman nf the
\? i r<; in in Prohibition party, haa ismied
11 fail f< >1 a Stain ????!? volition of the
' party to nii.'i't hi ! on August
IvM'th. to nominate ruin I i?lati>s for ( !ov j
j t'l'iMir, ljH>nt?>imiit i iovernor au-l Attoi
I IM'V ( MMirrai. All Virginia l*r??lnl?i -
tiomstM will have a voi<o in tin* |io
OOcdill^S.
I, trill l.ill I'rlnted
The tirnt copie* of the larill n<*t foi
circulation 1 1 ;t n ?> hi'iin t cecivoil a' tin*
iloon J'u'ii '? looms of the Seimlo ami
Mouse at W'n-lim^toll. i ho bill makna a
|>UIII|?1'.1<1 t of SfVI'Ht.V I'll TllOI'O Will
I in i i f i \ -thousand ropies in all lo be cir
culated by ( on'lirA.t,
IsIhikIh !>li.iki'ii t?y ail Karlltquukc.
The iidiindn of Antifjuo, HI. Kitt-s and
Guadeloupe, .lamai. a, of tho Leeward
"loup, experienced a novoro shook df
ko at. noon ou tbo 2Uth.
Will Mrot In Omaha in 180$.
'lho United Slates Lch^no of Build
ing and f.oan 'Associations' convention
wan hold at Detroit, Mich. A number
of papora wore read, and tlio following
orticera wcro elected and then Adjourned
to moot in Omaha I8!)8: President,
Lako Banfiom, of (jialcfduutf, Jlls. : Jlrnt
vice-president, Wni, Hlunuuor, pif liuf
falo, Bl* Y. ', second vico-?>rosidont,
Timothy K. Poster, of Vioksburg,
Mias.; third vice-president, Thorn** J.
I'iUmorri*, of Omhha, Neb. ; treasurer,
Wm. 0. Sheppard, of Grand Rapids,
Mioh. ; secretary, Herman Celtoriua. ?I
Cincinnati; assuUbt secretary, Q, F.
Koamaysr, of #??
DROUGHT I INK
H
Generally Favorably 'Week in Die
South Atlantic States,
GOVfRNMFNl CROP RFPORT,
*#
[Cotton 1'hkllig In Testis, (ieorgltt
lllul M IhhIhhIji|>I Outlook lot' lobar
CO ( 'nil t 1 1 1 1 1 0 ri I'linr
I 1 10 (*. S, weekly crop review of tlio
Width or Mm can, is mi oil on tho :id sa \s
Tim week lias boon generally fuvui
ithlo In the South Atlantic aitd last
( Julf States, and in tho States of H?o
Ohio ninl it | >per M ississippj valleys and
Upper I alto region, l> u t in Now Hug hi ml
and overtho groiiterpnit of 'lio Middle
\ llanlic Stutu.i, including noMoin Now
Vork and portioii.i of the uppor < >hio
valley, if Inn boon loo wet, while t ho
States of lower .VhiMonri vrlloy have
auftorod funmusly from hot ami dry
winds.
I M ought prevails over t ho groat or purl
of Texas and in port ions of A rkansas,
TcUhosttco ami Louisiana. Tho condi
lions on I he I'aeifie const havo eontin
nod ftkvoitibio Much iopwy haa been
caused by hoavy railis, to the hay crop,
and to maturing and shocked grain in
Now I'.nglaiid and portions ol the Mid
die A thintic Slates,
In tho Stales of the ('mitral valleys,
corn lias generally made favorable prog
ichh during the week, except ovei por
tioiiii of Nebraska, Kansas and western
Missouri, where it Iuih been seriously
injured by hot winds and the general
absence of rain. Tlio crop it* also suf
feiing from drought in 1'exaa and por
lions of ArkaiHu.s and I .oitiHiana, while
in New I'lnghtml and the nortlioru
poi t ions of I he Middle Atlantic Slates
it has boon unfavorably alVeetod by ex
ckhhivh uioistuio and immllicient sun
shine. In thf-- State;* of the Ohio and
Upper Mississippi valley* and the bike
legion, repolljs indicate that corn has
made rapid gi'nvvlh during tho week
and vary lavOrahle reports, especially
with refefenO* to Jale corn, are leceiv
ed from tho South Atlantic and l ast
OulfStatei. with t he except ion ol I 'loi -
itla.
Cotton has continued to maho favoia
ble progress over tho contra] and eacl
cm portion of tho cotton bolt, but in
Missouri, Texas and portions of Louis
j iann and Arkansas, it continues fo suf
fer from drought In Toxai, however,
the crop is withstanding the oft'octs of
drought better lhati was antioipatod,
ii'tl is opening nroniiltitroly and shod
'ling especially on uplands. I'icking
ik progressing rapidly in southern
I exas, and has begun over tho central
part of the State, and in portions of
.Mississippi and Ueorgia.
ISoporls concerning sprint; wheal are
prelim ally favorable excepting the late
crop in North l>akota, which is very
poor, ami Home will not be cut; bar
vesting- in we!! under way over tho
."out horn portion of tho spring wheal
region, and has begun in portions of
the northern section. Tho outlook in
W ashington and < )rogon continues ex*
ceflont.
The outlook in Tennessee for tobacco
continues poor, but tho crop m Ken
tucky is considerably improved. Klse
w bore the genhral outlook i^ favorable;
although sol 1 1 o injury has resulted from
excessive rains in Maryland and south
fi n Now Kngland < 'ut tlin.- is prac
tically completed in South Cm olina.and
is well advanced in North ('arolina
( 'oUMiderablo plowing for fall seeding
has been done in I Illinois, ( >hio, Ten
ncBseo and Virginia.
OKKKKN KKWAKDS.
(il'Oi'ulii'H (aoveruoi* AI<Ih I>r Kyder's
I bothers In Their Work.
\t Atlanta, (in , lifter giving a secret
hearing to two of the brothers of I M\
\V. 1 1. Wider, the white mail lynched
in Talbot county recently, flow Alkin
sort ollered the following rewards:
l ive hmnlrcii dollars for tlie arrest
and conviction of tho find I wo members
<>f t lie mob that lynched Uyder; S H H ?
for each subsequent arrest and convic
tion and StfAO for the arrest and convic
tion of any person or person** hindering
or interfering with the brin?tbj: of the
I vuchers to just ice.
Tlio ( lovernor announcoa that !m hint
in his possession the names of several
of t he I v itching mob, which iinmberud
only lilleen. with posit ive proof against
three of them. He expresses his de
termination to evert the full power of
his otlice to punish thoguiltv parlies.
sm M,M'()\ h
<t>niiriin1 Ined Against Itii mini* ham
ii ii ? 1 Mutitnonu'ry,
\ special J'rt in Nashville, Teun., says
the i e port* yoK cases, of smallpox in
llirmin^hiim noil Montgomery , Via ,
shinned the inhabitants of many of the
small tow in* in that State, ami steps
have been taken to qnarimiinc against
those cities. I'rattville has adopteil
resolutions demanding the strict <ptar
untitle of it i ! roads lead t n-,' into t he t o\)' n.
The cases ut Montgomery mul Itirming
Iiiiiii are mild, ami are entirely iso
luted.
I lutein ii ll \ I*n I?1 tor MoIiIiIiik Italians.
I he State IVptiit men t at Washington
has finally chtsed another international
i lien I <? ii t by paying over to ( "omit Vinci,
the 1 1 ?i ! in ii Charge d'AlTaires here, the
sum of S<<.h(f()as indemnity for the doing
to death by n mob < ? f three Italian sub
iccts. I he men were I .oren/o Suhirdiuo,
Salxalore \reno and (iuifeppe \ entu
relia. who were taken on of gad at ,
I I an villi', I. a., about a year ago ami
I \ itched
All I lirec to He llnngoil.
A special lo (ho Montgomery Adver
isei from l>ecutur, Ala , says The
closing chapter 1:1 om> of Alabama s
dsirkont crimes luis come to an end in
tlie conviction of LJosa Buford for us
sistmg in an assault on n little white
gill. IvOha held the ohihl wliile two
negro men atsaultod her. All three
w ere convicted and September r? t h is
not for the oxoeution. A special term
of court was hold for their trial ? "
Trouble Kmloil lly <'o?nprotnHp.
TlMrjrli not much chautfo in tho
striking mine* in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, but tho Tennesson (,'oal and Iron
Company has compromised with it-a
Blue Hock minora, and signod a now
\tago schedule of '2H conts por ton.
Thoso ininos, which aro tho only onos
in tho Slates now idlo, will roHUino at
onco, giving yinpl^nont to 1,0()()
The People Burned to Dcntli.
Near Jtlalvoxn Hiltf in Henrico Coun
ty, V?.t ? n woman, tho wife of
?John Koberte, a small farmer, was
burned to death along with their two
children in a heap. ..
NEWS ITFMS.
Pontlicrn renetl Pointer*.
V 11 court at Winchester, Va. , two Iaw
yofs lm<l t\ dispute and onobtruok the
other with an inkbtrtiid inflicting ft dun?
901*0 uh wound.
Albert II. Ileitis, a woll-known phoa
phato minor at ( 'harloHton, accidentally
shot and killed hiraaelf.
Tho nntionnl a?nooiaiiou of J)enti?l
I- .\aminci n and repr6l0&t*tlf08 of tho
chief dental colleges mot nt Old Point,
Va,
Hoforo tho Touuorhoo Bar Ahhooia
tion .1 notice Walter ('lurk, of North
Carolina, delivered an addiOHx; ho ud
YQv'llffi many yliQiigoa ui tho federal
constitution, which no fcays is now UO
democratic, /
<&>
A cotton mill ftt Natoho?., Miss. , huh
ponds work for want of raw cotton.
At StftikO, Flit., Horny Crosby killed
himself with poison; hl? wife iiIho took
poiAOii, hut hor Hfo was Hftvod.
Tho Charlotte Obaorvor Hays tho prop
osition to movo tho oourt houao fdto
from India* to (laHtonia, N. has
fiiilod. A inttji rity of those who voted
wore in favor of removal, but ft majority
of tho rogietorod votera did not go to
tho poll tv
Tho Homo, (la., cotton factory haa
ohtainod a govornmout order for 1,800,
noo y ai drt of heavy duok for mail sacks.
I ho amount of tho contraet is 000.
'I ho mill hue boon forced to purohuHo
now machinery' lift# employ ft largo
number of hands at good wageH.
In Charlotte, N. C. , during tho past
><?111 '.'to now huihlmga have boon
erected, and there are now being built
II?. Besides this, two cotton factories,
tho Louise mill ami tho webbing
factory of ,\li A C. Suminorvillo havo
been built, the lino now courthouse has
been completed, ami u largo number of
business buildings havo boon remodeled
I until thov aro practically now build- '
ings. Tho News.
(iovernoi Atkinson, of Oeorgia, has I
refused to interfere in thecase of John ]
Tyler ( 'oopor, form or Mayor of Atlanta,
ami litter clerk of tho county commis
fcionors, convicted of einboz/.ling funds
of tho county, ami Cooper will havo to
servo threo month'a imprisonment, .taj,
which ho was sentenced by the courtC--^
A syndicate is about to eloso tho pur
chase of most of tho coal mines of Kast
Tennessee; the price is about iJfyOOO,
00ft. and if successful over it, OOP miners
will bo given employment
There is n rumor in l.iiureiiR, S, C. ,
that I'v-Sonatoi Irby is to draw out of
the Congressional raco and help l?x
(Jovernor Kvans.
The Virginia Populists may tender
the nomination of Ciovornor to Tyler.
vV
I'rof. I'. II. Patterson, an educated
and influential negl'o, was murdered in
a church in Montgomery, Ala.
The Banister Baptist Association
(colored) in session at Houston, Va ,
adopts resolutions denouncing criminal
assaults (Hi white women, and the class
of negroes who commit them.
The attendance at tho Tennosoo Cen
tennial I'xposition last week numberod
Tho erection of a twenty-ton cotton
Feed oil mill will bo commenced at La
vonia, (in. , at once.
Savannah's first new bale of cotton
was sold at 10 cents, and classed at ful
ly middling,
Flortan Bindewald, of the Augusta
(( In. ) Browing Company, was drowned
\\ liilo in bathing.
Charles Walsh was shot and killed
by a policeman in Atlanta, (.ia., while
resisting arrest.
All About til o NocMi.
A pun;* of gold brick swindlers lmvo
cniiut to grief in New York.
Schlatter, tlio "divine healder" found
dead in Arizona, has "reappeared'' in
Canton, O.
In the 10 to 1 saloon, at Texarknna,
Ark., .J. \V. Foster Rhot and in
stantly hilled Wiley Baltlirop, a iner
i chant. V
II l>emocrats of Maryland held
held their Slato convention; harmony
prevailed and everything went as Gor
jnan dictated; if declared for bimetal
lism without specifying any ratio.
William It, Valentino, a well-known
Brooklyn nowHpapor man, who claimed
to be the author of "Casey at the Hat,"
died at Oystor Hay, I<. I., agod IM
years, of abscess of the brain.
M Iscelln neons.
Floods hi (iermanv aro doing great
damage.
\ cyclone at Hun .b?so, I II.. killed five
proplc
President MeKitiloy is having a good
time at I .ake ( 'hamplain
I nited States is proteinic against
Canada's copyright policy.
A report that the American flay is to
be ^raised ovei Hawaii is dented in
Washington.
A bride and groom committed suicide
at Houston, Tex., hoeause the latter
conld iod find work.
Forty steamers have been chartered
in Atlantic ports to load grain for Hii
ro pe. j
The partial eclipse of the aim, which
was visible in this part of tho ['nited
Stub's, on the iOlli, is the last solar
eclipse that will be visible in this part
until May '???, 1000. '?
A freight train stalled in a funnel in
West Virginia and tho crow was over
come by foul air. Tho (Uynductor died,
\ dam at Middlotown. Conn., broke,
and frrtv men wero compelled to tleofor
their live:*
SpnldlnfC KonmJ Oullty.
\t Chicago, tho jury in tho third trial
of Charles W. Spalding, treasurer of
the Illinois Stato University and presi
dent of tho Globe Savings Rank, re
turned a verdict of guilty. TheprefteOt
trial was on an .indictment charging
Spalding with hypothecating 835,000 in
oounty uonds.
Spalding's punishment was fixed at
imprisonment in the peuitentiary. Ho
will mako a strong fiorht before ne goes
to the penitentiary, and will carry the
case up to the lait court. The duration
of hia sentence will be settled by the
prison board of tha^tatA.
The Population of Ureecr. .,
Tho United States minister to Greoce
has supplied the Htnto Department at
Washington with some advance flgurcA
of tho Orook census, takeji last Octohor.
They show a total popmation for th.o
country of fyCagarnst the
total of 2, 187, ?08 in tli\> yd ar lfkSl).
Thfcrft were mnfcR,
PPO females. There werclwMvo towns
with A population in excess of 10,000.
Ai Waco, Tax.," two brother* named
Kiv^ttjrere kille><Hi^?trcjtj^okerage
TRUMPET CALL?*.
iitiu'n lloiii Bollixla n \V w r it I ii if Noftt
to llto Ciircdoemoil,
01< (J 15 the tnem?
ory, And starvo
tho undorutand
I
When men looH
to th? l/ord, thoi^J
in no luolc of
work.
liette* tindor
ntftiul onft the
orem than learn a
dozou.
Hut tor freedom
la l>omlu than
!>onds In freedom.
'1 hey who wait to do gre* t thing"
never do anything.
A mil n with two facet nev^r nee da
but one pair of feet.
A crust with mi nppetlt* la better
than a feast without.
Pretend to know, and you. will be
come an empty shell.
They who clamor for their rights
multiply their wrongs.
Olio tnith In the life la better than a
hundred In the memory.
Tho wanted mental force would ?1o
all the work of tho world.
Whey liquor goea Into tho atonmch,
love tfOOH out of the heart
Tho "moderate" drinker never
((inches It -one drink Ih oxcoj>?.
Tho biggest debt In tho world la the
('hrlatlan'a debt to tho heathen.
TLo true bono of contention Ik gen
orally found on the free lunch counter.
Some men, if they prayed at nil,
would say, "(live us (hit* day our dally
grog."
Success, lllio n Iuhr iostlnR machine,
Ih vnhmblo only nu It measure*
utrpiigth.
Man should bo a llttlu lower thnn tho
unjoin, Hiul not ft good deal lower than
tho bonats.
Th() only way to break company wltti
for you to do the breaking, lie
>tlo'vor will.
In tho war nt this d?v, men think
mora of tho cluincru of victory tlmn the
Justico of tho cause.
Tho Cnpttol's Wdntlmr Map,
TVhe Immensity of tho rotunda Im
presses the visitor at tho Cn.pltol, tho
frescoes are attractive, tho turbulence
of the Mouse and tho quiet dignity <?/
tlu* Senato <iio Interesting Ln their con
trast, hut, after all, tho feature of uni
versal Interest lu tho whlto-dojned
building Is tho weather apparatus. I?
Is something novel to glance at a map
which tells you whether It is raining or
Knowing, sunshiny or cloudy In Mon
tana, Illinois or Louisiana, or any
where else In this broad land. You can
tell whether tho friends whom you left
at homo are wearing mackintoshes 01
airing their spring clothes under blue
skies, while even the temperature and
the direction of tho wind are recorded.
I J ut the map 1b not tho oJily feature.
There Is something mysterious lu the
ciib/illstlo characters which arc traced
011 rovolvlng cylinders, and which tell
at a glance how hot or cold It Is, or how
hard tho wind Is blowlaig, or whether
tho sun Is shining. The Instruments
which furnish the Information are up
on the roof of the Oapitol, but delicate
wires, charged* with electricity convey
the weather to the equally delicate in
s.UHments within the building. All day
long a crowd of Interested visitors at
the Gapjtol throng arotfnd the pretty
mechanism and never ceaso to wonder
at the progress of the age.
A (irewHOino Atl vert Inomoiit.
A Columbia (Mo.) undertaker Is about
to furnish an example of advertising
entorprl.se. Jcsti Davis, a stout negro,
died there recently of alcoholism. The
undertaker bought the body lind is em
balming It. lie will dress the corpse
In a neat nult of clothes and have it
mounted in his store for advertising
purposes
A (lunlifli>il Wnrrnut.
"Will you warrant' these matches not
to go out In a high wind?"' naked the
man who was going hunting.
"All of 'em but one," said the dealer.
"lluli! Which one of 'em Ls it?"
"Thn last one, of courts " ? Indian
a polls Journal.
Wlml Ik Tetii'i'lnc?
M Is n fnrrant. tin'tuou:! ointment of Front
1 <x"llii<; jiii.I li '*?i I] iijur |in*vf*r. It Is good (or Tot tor.
Kimumvoi mi. Iv.^o'tnrt nn?l at) r<">ii)(l)ii?w of the nkln
It ?t ips |>:iln ,'iiul ilohiiiK 'it ;tml If proper! y
n?<" I will |mihU| voly fill I'von i|ii> n'oi'Hl of >*111 oil if
ensos .vi , .-His hi ti . | ? uj( sloi'o or l?y mnll for !*t
cent* in 1.1 ji 1 1 1 1 >.<? . .1 . 'I'. Him p trlu o, >suvn tin ah,(<u
lllcyi If l'rl? ??? I 'n 1 1 .
After several years of exorbitantly
largo protits tlio manufacturers of
bicycles have bcnn compelled to very
largely reduce their prieos. The pub
lie actually refused to longer pay S100
for a machine which can bo built for
one quarter thai amount.
A few maker.* saw this some lime
ago and put on the market cheaper
machines at very greatly reduced
prices which so cut into the business
of the higher priced manufacturers
that iu pure self defense they were
compelled to bid good bye lo their old
high prices.
Why should not tlic panic thing oc
cur with type- w riting machines? They
im doubt cost considerably loss to pro
duce. thiin bicycles, and yet- some of
them are selling at the ridiculously
high price of $l!)0. It is fair to infer
that a machine which sells at #50 costs
close to ?|.r> to manufacture.
If n few largo department alorcn in
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chi
cago, etc., wortld arrange for large
quantities to be manufactured for them
by houio one outside of a Triiat. the
pi ices would come down to reasonable
llgures as have thono of bicycles.
Fit* permanently cured. Wofltaor nervous
ness after flrnt day'* u?o of Dr. Kllno's Ureal
Norvo Restorer. S'J trial bottle and treattso free
JJli. It. II. Ki.IN*, Ltd., Kit Arch St., Poll*., Pa.
W? think TMsoV Cnra for rViTurnmwUoti Is
the only medicine for Cough*. - .1 f.nsik Fikok
ahd, 8prliiKl<sM, Tils., Oct. 1, 1804.
Rev. If. P. Carson, Fcotlanfl, Dak., My si
'Two bottle* of Hall's Catarrh Curt complete,
ly cnrotl my ltttle ?trl." fold by Ororalcw. TSc.
: : * -C
JU a filleted with sore eye* am Dr.lMAe Tfeamp.
wns F.ye-wator.nniKgint^tll^tao.pwrbottlt'
fl. A. ijj A&monlr mf Ihp Mouth.
I he I'tiAftixgvr <>( U?? ?? eAboard^
Air I.lne ixt POffxfu mtli, hiU iM'i-xi *.*n
uai<iUtv^ltnicll'Yk> aArt ,u*?rMef>uven|f 'J1 1 'ie
hn;ie /5f a impel -we (.'lit, I ' i n[3 & . ^ ?' v>/ ?' t
Of) ? fl >i ?ili? u uiil two by Uirco
l:i\ iliy < ii it 1 1 ?:< k til t< (? I) Idle U^rff V StAtW
oii ilfulnl cnj?> a his wniei " .
Twii nil t.Kl ivc, a well ?>i Uhp \ii, Article
(mi/ ne obt i ; m I l?y > i-ndin ( :.'5cf lit* Ins' aiiii>#
lu T. J, A ii :< iv;r>n, (Jonornl i'nnMengar Atfunt
I'urtiiiitMiUi, Va , to tovvr oo?t < >t mfttllng.
m *lua Art.
Hftoe ipioDlng vfa.1 ? tyPf ?t WoWAn
)/ lnd??try. from ntfo to it DM D#*n
expiated tuat beautiful np?>Ar?l jtaonld
clothe woinfen. TtJkfcap Aalu\? belonging
in good ordar It is n?omsary to h?v? thom
wroi>erly Inunilercj. This I.h CHpeoInlly triio
In tlirt laundering of pretty Hummer flowns,
wliloli in now quite it il n?> Art. To do tlm
work properly, till n tub two-tlilfds full of
warm WtttW, dissolvo th? fourth of a i- k v
of Ivory .So?|( (which will not fad? tho n*o.st
delient a ooloirt'i, add it to th a water; wash
tlm articles through It, rlnwn first In ohmr
Atid then in blue water; wring, dip in thin
ataroh, fdiako <>ut mid luing on'tho Una in
tho HhAdo. When dry, aprinkl? and iron,
iiowns thua hiundt-ri'd will retuiu their
froahn??s tho entire season.
Kmza It. Parxm!.
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER
Boautifios and restores Gray
Hair to its original color and
vitality; prevents baldness;
cures itching and dandruff.
A fine hair dressing.
It. l\ Hall Si Co., Trons., Nashua, N. II.
Mold by all lu-ugglsta.
LIZA8ETH COLLEGE.
, FOR WOMEN
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
EQUAL TO TIIN HIS ST
Colleges for 111011 with every feature of a
high grade College for women added.
A FACULTY OF 15 SPECIALISTS
From schools ? f International reputa
tion, ?s Yale. Johns Hopklna, Amherst.
University of Virginia, fter'In.New Kn^.
land Conservatory, Parte, Ao.
'I'll It KK COUKSKS
lit-nillfiK to degrpes.
(iUOUP SYSTEM
wlth olcctlves.
MUSIC CONSERVATORY
With course leading to diploma. l'li>o
Organ, Piano, Violin. Guitar, Han jo, Man
dolin, Vocal.
ART CONSERVATORY
Full course to dlploma--a\l var1cti03.
I> U LL CO M M IS RCI A L
Course? Teacher from Kastman.
A It 10 FINKI) HOME
With every modern convenience.
CLIMATE '
Similar to Hint of Ash itvi i.l.it
COLLEGE HUILDINO,
17- ft, frontugi-,113 ft. deep, 4 stories hluh,
liulil of pressed brick, llro proof, with
every modern appliance.
Catalogue sent free on application.
Address,
REV. C. IS. KING, President,
Charlotte, N.<C.
Cor.NKi.IU3 CormwalT/? Don ? call mi1 Mr. Co rnwnll.
Alii>n ft le no for ma!, yon know. C nil mo Comcliui.
>H?s Ai.tcR -!'?> c*u jou Corn if- if ?
" Jf I' thought ymi'd pop. ?.nd imoki Tick Leaf."
Mr <" oriiwill I* novf ?ng(mW.
.Varulj Alwnjs eruoko
J Mario from Iho P\ir?t, Rlp??t fttxl Swoote?tleaf
jur'nrn In tl>c flolrtr" lielt of North Carolina.
jdjcHi otte ?Wi -\Ttth eacli ? or. pouch.
A 1.1. ron to CKNTH.
!i A Ptcmnnt, Cool and Delightful .Smoke.
? i von a Co. Tobacco Wohks. Dunham, N. C.
IAADI C QVDIID M m<1 ?? on your kitclion
[?] A I L L uinUl stovo in a few minute*
m ul a coHt of iilioui. 2li CENTS I'F.K GALLON,
l>y a now proccsn, wliich svIIh at $1 per k"Hoii
"I want to tliank yon for th?? Maple Sirup
rrclpn wlifrli 1 find is excollrnt. I call recom
mend If. Iilglily to any ami every ono - Ho v.
-'iyn I*. Joiics, CartersvlUK Ob.
s?"i d ?l and >;et recipe or ht amp and In ves
II air. lioiinnzn for ajronlH.
.1. I.OTSIMCICII, Morrlstrtwn, Tenn
PGINESbOiIeRS.
oPijjj I a ilk-, siaeks Stand Pipes and Slioot
?c*"lr.'<n Work; Sliaftinir, Pulleys, Ocarina,
IJoxos, Handera, etc.
i>/~?'iisl every day ; work IPO bands
LOMBARD IRON WORKS
AND SUPPLY CO.,
Alil>|MT.U MKOIttilA.
^OSBORNB'B yf
udiweddQQ
A Kfi ii Mf i\, <??. Actual huatneai. No tatt ?f
book*. Whorl time. Ohaap board- Band for caUlofpK*.
Wanted-An Idea ?3
Protect ynnr Idcnn ; thor may tiring you weftUh.
Wrllo J O II V WEDDElUQimN A CO., Patent Attur.
neys, Washington. I). O., for tholr $1,800 prlite ofifor
nod new lint of one thousand Inventions wanted.
ROBERT E. LEE.
Tli? K.MIrr, rltlf^n jMfd christian liero. A great new
Ixnik Jnxt ready, j:lvlt?(Ilfe and nrweNtrr. A money
maker. Txical mul irAva'llntf agents wanted. ItOYAl
PUJUMHUIKO CO , Uimid Main HI*., lUch|nomJ,V?
If* A il P ET D OnKT.D At nCME; ~ndhM.nip
UMIlUtVf Dr. J. D. HARRffi 4 00..
w KuiMIng, Cincinnati. Ohio.
f?. N.' U.? No. 81 ? '97.
DAVIDSON miBl
u DAVIDSON, ? - N. C.
MXiy-PIK&T YtftH. . , St PTtMHf.R 9, 1097.
Oournea for A. 1$., n. 8., mid A, M. I)6Kr?w.
V. M. 0, A. llftll rtfiti (1 y miiuKiiwii.
T>*u Pio/easora <in<l
Four LflWfntorlofc
cijAh!
SEND FOk A CATALOGUE '
_ i?5lCAL, < Jhl'rKICAHY.
MATJIftMATfCAib, J9liUM0% 1
SOllCNTIKlO, COMJftWplAl*'
ADDBK88 THE
REV, J. B. SHEARER, D. 0., LL. %
CLAREMONT C0UE6E, HICKORY, N. C.
? ? ? _ filria ? n d ?
yulUl# WQmV?i
locLTIou a no
tod health. tv>
Hurl.
Hctuiol# In on< .
$400 PIA Ho
given to the
boat mrulc .
ftymluato.
Al o u M t ft 1 ?
Kir and
H. f. It*rlw??
A.&X.* Pk??'
EfOANOKE COLLEGE
? U miawswwswy 8ALEW1, VA. )
f'nurtp* for Iioi/rccs, with hit? h fltftminrrt
AIm? Ciiiu'I ami I rO|>'y <Viir?ow. Mhrriry SO.OlO vol
wm kiHK Ijil'orftCory; k<">im1 moral* ?tirt dim>l
(?line ; sl.x <hiir<lioa; no h?r-n??in?, Hfallhnll
Mountain Joenijon. Vory moilcrnto r*r mm!
Noeotal (d ins tn ciiti(ll<lM<>3 f< ?r ministry and ?wns?
of iiiliilbUTj. i(fc, ftdsfiiK patronage from ni?riy Suite*
mill himhiI . ,/flmi ttotiitfrlex l.Mli jcnr IickIoh
S(>|it. IMIi. <'ati?fo>*m'- ftr?MV Ij. >l?<|(ov ooIiIh, TreAft'
pATAWBA COLLEGE,
U WEVVTON.N.C.
St'HsIoit UojtfitllAligllflt
Full AcmU'inU'. IKisliu'y.s aTVil O'lleglK** (Vui<w?
with mu-i>- ami Ai t. Ten <ti'fUNi|>IUii?<l liMVlltiUira
(Hh)iI HiiCdln^ri, AppufHliif-, I (liiai it f, t'tt*. 'I AOtOUgh
work anil ini ili i nlii ?ix|t(i|iHi i>. l'urt! wnW unci
mountain all Wm tin ihtkoih liulpt'il. t.'atO^gliM
rN'e. For |mi tk'iilara atldrcxet, i
RRV. J. G. CLrtlT, D. P., I'roslrlcnt.. V
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE,
l'n\? nii'l ^Irls Ircited an human bring;), anil
tatc -.in linw lo innkr- a llvlnt;. 't'reutcil hh immortal
holiiL'-i, anil t infill iim> this life wiili vi fiifonro to
ilm 1 1 f?.? Iut? ait-'i'. Will K. A lieriictliy . I'roidem.
Hudii rlcril {'olfcxts llurkr \.
iilanni'il n>r lii>i li >i vo ; In lioalthvfnl I'locl
in(>nlsi|('i ion ;i I'-ut ri' I in try Km m. flcoup.-i'rt
U'ikHiik to ilexi \-< ???. .M: i> M usic, Art lind
I'liysiciil T ti? iniii^. t'onv |> >inl?*m-e so. Icltwl.
L. L. H0R8S, "i^'.ffiW.v.uc.;
NORFOLK G QUI OF.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
;c nn?.<atf.iiii^ r w i iBi'mmast j
Ituforu .s ?li l t ing a hcIuioI fni' yottr ilmuMor
.-.end for our < ? ? ? ? 1 1 ? ? No other Fishool 1 r> ?
1 lie j-ouiil ry I'ivi ?? i.'i'iu4 iiih'iiiiliiijvH for us>
I it l l.' immoy. li-ftohcrs tn nil <U-part- ?
uunts. A. f\ PIF'&R, PRIN.,
N'</tl'i'!!t, Virginia.
THE THOMAS
lu tho most oomplolo Hyutom of ISIoTat
luff, IlHiiilllui.', Cleaning nn<l Ft.y:ktoiK
(Jotton. Improves staple, taveav W'or,
makes yon j??nn?y. U'rlto for
lORUt-Hj HO OtllOf IHJUrtlfl It.
Tin- most J tn proved Ootton Gin*, Prossim,
KlovatoiM, nml IJollerH to bo
found on tlio marlut. My Hurguant Log
Ji'-mii Hruv Mill I ?, Jn uliuplk'ily and efll
clrncy, a womlrr. Corn Millfi. PlnnaC*.
(lit i>K IMkith nnd /'II Wood W.orklut
Mac jilnury. Liddfll and Talbott Err
kIuch iiro iln? bc:d. Wrltu to mo bufwt'i
buying.
V. C.
General Agent, Columbia, 8. O.
ThE^BAILEY -LEBBY C itiT
t^OtlBERQ RICE flUi-LbK, Tbo only nmobln*
for cleaning rough rfoe in one operatt'oifc
MILL SUPPLIES, SSSIES; s.w?
CORN AND CANE MILLS, RUBBRb
AND LEATHER BELT I NO,
Hobo, Packing", 1*1 l?f, Plltlngfl and llrnass
(looda. J, argent Block of .Supplies" Houtb,
Iiowest Price?. Prompt Kliipmentn. IlhiR
tratcd Cnlnb>Kuo Furnlaliod upon Applka
tion. Try the ]l-7* Co.'n Ant I- Friction
IJabbKt Metal, tho beet for IHCill SPIiED
maobiuory.
CHARLESTON, - ? S. C.
Til l<- UXITi:i) KTATKK CI () V K 11 .YM1C If T ho?
adopted tliO lictd^y Trvutmeiil V?? t H*? Sol
dler'a llomeK nnd tji * n Institution for t&#
exclusive uh<* of (Ik; UcKuUr Army. * ^
ALCOHOL, OPIUM, I I'rodrtce enol< a diBOM?<
TOBAGGO U8ING I hnvine dollnite pathol
ogy. 'I he dlf-enn- yields easily to Dotabloi
Chloride of Gold 'iVeatment as iwliiilnletorcd'
Rt Tho Keelcy Institute. < i ice u villi1, S. C.
Detailed Infrtrnuit ion 'nailed or, nppHcft^lou to>
THF. KEELEY INSTITUTE,
(OK HOX ;*7)
CREtNVILUE, - S? C.
Ylio 0\l,i Kcolry liiKtlluffi In 8.
TO EVERY ONE WHO WANtf /V
I (iood Firm av. .1 Ko.td W iikoii, \v?< vrihli t<*
sny, you ?* n n*t make a tnlMake In buying fi<
I'lfcDMONT. Hun your dcalur and call "for it..
Flo lully uuaraiiteo our aukoiim find you can't
buy a bettor Job on ??;? rt )? al t.ho price. Write
ua If vour merchant don t handle them.
PIEDMONT WAGON CO.,
HICKOKY, - N. O
EY MADE EASY IT,,,,"
REflO THIfi HNI) THINK IT OVER.
We wiint 101 turn who hnvo ennruy and grit. \V?
will gtvo t In-irt a Ht unit Ion In whloli ll-ov fan n>nk?
money ruplilly? ?ln- Pilmr in-lnu light unit cuiploy
ment lhA yc*r rmiml. Itri|iilrnx no rnpital or
< ?lucntlon. Kiiino (if our bttt fliilr.HiiK'ii an- country
Ikivh. Young (iwtn of ?,l,l will ,io. )(>>Duniorotloa fa
quick nn<l nure. Wo liuvo need for lu) men within
me nrxt thlrt,- days. i;n ii',t waste Umo. lint. wrlto
nt once to |i. C. MlJDOINH ft Co., Pub*., AtlnntA.Oa.
CUfttS WHlHt AIL tLSt FAILS- ?
Ilivit Counh Syrup. TnxUs <J(*xh Ca*
In tlino, Hold by <truK?l*l?,.
ROGERSVILLE SYNODiCAL COLLEGE AND CONSEHVAIORY OF MUSIC.'
A |irON|'iTfiiKr(illfK? with 15 loaohrra. This r-IuioI N cumliirii.il l>v >iMi- mul friutuc* for
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