The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 06, 1907, Image 4
POIC8 YOUU HACK A CURT
f'ro/lt I>y the ICxpcrlrnoo of One Who
Hns Found HMft-r.
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.Intnoh K. Kceler, retired fnriner,
cf Konaor St,, Cuzenovla, N. v., say a;
"About fifteen ycnrB ago I suffered
With my back and
kidneys. 1 dortoifd
and used in any r?ui
edioa will) out K<*t
(Ink relief. liOKinning
with Ooan'is Kidnoy
I'llla, I found rolUf
from tlio ft rut box,
und two boxfc? ru
mored mo to Rood.
fcnumJ condition. .My wife and many
of my friends have ueod Doan'a Klil
liey rills with K<>ot| ihkuIIh and i tan
KuirnoHtly nt^oinimtnl tli?;m "
ftold l>>; all dcalt'iH. 00 cents a Ijox.
Fobtui-Milbura Co., Dufrulo, N. V.
An indolent man draw s liis |>i <?:? ('i,
bill <lo<* not live. ( ic? i o.
Wo^k
Feftl bl Hon 11 Om
? ipllttliit lie*<1?oU' I
P?ln? ?ll o*?i fiur
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SIANDARD of The SOlTil I
HOGLESS
[US. GOVERNMENT- INSPECTION
lift SOUTHERN-COTTON 0!L CO.
NIVVoDK'.WANNAHATljUfrANIVdWWi
, JIOUSKKIOKI'INM HINTS
Starched iiiuhIIiin, lares ami prln?;?
*111 look nicer aii.l Iron mor?> < :i i: ?
If dampened with hot water ln:;i<a 1
of rold,
To Impart extreme ntiffnes< t>
vtarrli a.|i| tr? one quart of ,i
leaHporn rf I'd it) MmUIr in,,I i > >.. ?..mi
of baking aoda, ?Iij??in 1 v?? ? 1 in a litti
water.
Tin* ('(illlcnts nf tho Inner .,f
double boiler will cook much m< i.<
rnpl.llv II II... water in U,e ?i.|. r
partmrnt Is salted in the proportion
half a run of Hall to l.s,? <|>i if ? >
water.
Soak new brooms I a KtiviiR but sa't
water before using. This t<.11?' 11.-:? ?
tho bristles ami makes (he broom
Inot IonK<?r.
If Jolly has born net away to cool
In an earthen or agate mould. s< t i!,,.
mould In a dish of verv hot ;1 ft.j
count three, then It will he rmd> <>i
turn out on a plate.
A | U' V9 Vr' c 1'! 11 TV*1 I : .. * % , ,
In water In which borax has been dis
solved.
Hoap and randies r.fiouM lie beir-v
In quantity as they last |,,?Kor !
are more effective when dried.
Meat will keep aweet fur Several
days by coverlnu it entirely win,
?milk. Hour oC buttermilk will ;.i,
Kwer the purposo as well a ; ,.|
milk.
To remove stains from the tin ??. .
cnm<e?l by peeling; onions, rub well
with a lemon.
To rlean a gold chain place f,,r a
moment In a cupful of ammonia :*n l
water, using three parts of water to
one of ammonia. Polish dually with
a clean chamois leather.
To nave Incandescent mantles, when
lighting turn on the Kas for a few
seconds, then hold the match one |n, u
above the rhlmnoy. It I* thromrh an
plylni; the match too quickly that >; ?
many mantles are ({natroyed.
'?>
It was Fatal.
"I'm trying to find a place for mv
cook, ns we are breaking up house
keeping. Site is industrious and ca
pable and only wauls $1.1 per month
'' I' 11 t a ke- (a I; e oQ"''1
And poor Siildiuh-, 1*?1! t., t |,e pnv e
inrnt haiu i' \ pi red1. So .iii-'o,"
The mansions , ,f e|or\ ale Irult -
I lie col I ages of tjni".
fki:t ocr.
She 11 ml Curious Habits.
When a person has to keep the
P-?1 from under env, ?l.:rln? the rob)
<??t nights In wintrt*' because ?f
beat and prickly sensation, it U time
UMton: """?,h* ,ro'",;"
There |* no end to the nervous con.
'n? th?t cofteo will produce. lr
shows in one way in one person an !
In another way in another, in tht
cane the lady lived In S liak qt, .
Buys:
"I have had to lie awake p-.'f
nlRht with mv f. >f and ||mbs (',r
tho bed on the co|,)..Sf nights 1 f, ;
afraid to sleep for fear of ,
cold. I had been trouble) j..,
with twitching and j?"-\ 1
lower limbs, and for most of m. rip,..
I have been unable r?. I(,
or to lectures because of that i >. ^
feeling that 1 inns' keep the n,.i\t.
When it was brought t?> m\ ati.
lion that coffee cause,? maovm .
ous diseases, l com'tid -.1 to ,iUli, fo;
fee and take Postum Koo:l C??ffev- ;.
It my trouble was raus<d by < ...
fee drinking.
I only drank one cup of coffee f,>;
brcakmst, but. that was enough to d?>
the business for iuf. When 1 quit if
my troubles disappeared in an a'lmos*
miraculous way. Now I have n.
mora of tho Jerking and twitching
and can aleep with any amount of
bedding over me and sleep all nigh*
In sound, peaceful rest.
Postoin Food Coffee Is absolutely
worth Ita weight In *ol<i to me."
?'There's a Reason." Road tho little
hralth classic. "The lload t<? Wcip
rm-mp***
A HUNT TOR HARD TIMES.
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- Wrrk'h i lrvi-rost I'm-toon by Tri^K*, 'I"' Now York I'ukh.
ALTON B. PARKER ASSAILS CENTRALIZATION
Says tlic Constitution Specifically Defines How F.ir Government Can Go?At American Bar
Convention Judge Tells of Attempt to " Despoil States."
Port lam], Mo.- At t !??? thirtieth annual mooting of tho American IJar
Ars<ii Kiiimi I'd sidonr Alton It Parker, of Now York, was loudly upplaudod
ii ; Im arose to malf lil^ animal address. lie assailed tin; centralization Jhoo
i ic; .SpouUing of tlx- activity along tho lino of regulating corporations, ho
s;. Id in part ;
"Now, ho who xurvoyn (ho action of tho legislative and executive do
f.iitni' nis of tho Stato governments during tho last fow months fan not with
ray that l hoy havo boon inactive during this poriod. Nor can ho say
that tho ]<'(?(|oi ;ii (invoi nmclit has hooji nioro active or more drastic in its
a< t ioii I lian ha vo I ho Si a t os.
" < Kiiria I;; ;i:ul ot h'-iv. have sue cost - |
oil vitriols ?"-??!ii? i.j a ha vine. I'm lli-'ir i
oliieel ())?' I > i ? I ??i ? i! 11 ?; of i;?i I i"i >;t .1 . otle-r i
I 'M |:o| :i! liSus a:nl lllt'ioitii IIIhI'T I In; <
i- elusive ' ?:111 >>I of fh" IVileral (!ov- j
I i . i Hi'-lit. 'I'm I lint i? 11? 1 l?:t* :n!i;i I 111? ???r
j ] ? 11 :11 i ? > 11 has In-.Ml | ????j n . I, as has
;i 1 o :i I'. 'l I'll I Mr:'11 SMit. Ill
'I'll- object which their rel v i mm I is
imv ? !ii \ i? ? w i1 trinliMibt crllv IniolaM
I!uI ih,it 1 ? iini i niMii'li, if in t!i#' i'\
' edition ul lli> lr plans they \ | < *1 :i f (? tin1
IVmI'-i al Constitution :nnl diroetlv
lisul li?w:?i?l ih" (1'stiMntion of onr
(I mi I iv n ? i n 111<' 111
"Kvi'iy |inwri' with which It wart
deemed in'rcn.ary lu endow tin- Na
i Imtiiii iniiu-iit was i:i? 11 id it
[ innl In I hi' i X'Tils-- of til- -" it wns
I>i ? < 11? su111"!? 1111' 'I'd provi iii iiuy pos
sible a-s-.rtiotl l?y the Nat ional (iov
??I iiiin'iil .of Inherent powers, those
to ii were carefully nnd ex
pressly einnii. i at (I.
?? I: III to uioiil even t li possibility
of a contrary claim, the Consllt ill Ion
was at on*"'* atiii '.iil' l hv the addition
of ten articles ewr> one of which
operated as a restraint upon the Na
tional i'tov -? r11in ut The last one, es
tablishing beyond own the possibility
| <>f cavil (bat (ho N'al ionnl 'lovornnient
is limited to lli?* |towi? ri? K|>""ilti'd in
i lit*; Const it in ion (-renting il, roads:
j ' TIlO pOSVOIS not (I e|ega 11 ?? 1 to tin."
, t'nited States 1?y 111 <? Constitution,
; nor prohihit< il )>>' ii to tho States, 1
! iii'i) roi-'iii veil to I In' Slates respect ivo?
i ly or lo tho people.' Other powers
i have rime Ihm'ii granted, ami in the
j future still oiln rs may he aivon, hut
the ('on-t it ut ion as it now stands for
! 1 ids the oxerciso of unv powers other |
J t Inn those granted hy It.^ It leaven
, no room for finding in tho (animate
j of tho Const it .tit ion a claim that thf*re
j ai"' c ertain uninent ioned and inherent
| powers which the Federal C.ovein
j inent may ovetVlse.
"The attempts on the part of tho
Federal (iovemnteiil lo despoil the
j States of tho powers and function:.;
i belonging to them will not lend to
.smoothness in ilto working of our
j dual Rchem of government. Already
j it has had its Affect. The indignation
j of the governing forces of many of
the States Is already aroused. It is
shown in I lie legislation of the year.
It had not a little to do, its my judg
ment. with the recent cfinllirt of judi
cial authority in North Carolina."
j NOW THE BRITON MAY LEGALLY WED DEAD WIFE'S SISJJiR
' Fd nous Rill Becomes a law A!trtr Centuries ol Legislation?House o! Lords Always Objected
Uiilll. Kln^ Edward Came to llic Resent?.
l.ondon ? Murrlane with a deceased wife's sister has finally become le
galized in Client Hrltain.
The Uoune of Lords, 1>y a vote of liS to r> I, passed tho oft-defeated bill
at Its third reading, thereby making sn? !i marriages legal.
'l hi(.ii",ho;i; iho battle In tli" House of l.ords tho opposition was headed
by l.ord Salisbm y's relatives, the Cecils. Hoth Sir Hugh aiul Robert Cecil
used every tthk kuovif to parliamentary procedure to prevent a vote from
being reached.
The law relieves the matrimonial difficulties of a number of English
r>. retrospectively leiiltImatizlng their children.
Tli? s'? marriages, though lawful in
the < iili>;ti<"", void in I'nuland
'I'lio whole r i > 11 ii 1r y iiiMic.'s ii tin1
l<;?ss;i t;e "1" t !u> i-tll in'-' law
K ii l-Mward minti'M tho Lords
I lii.it 1'.'' ili'Mi M 11; ? ? l>i!l -h.'.iM pass.
| j>ml I III:, ha I mill li !?) .1.1 with i's ;;>>?
tin: i hn.iii-h
| I'll.- | a: ..iny of (he 1 .m I \\ if* ">
: Sister's. ''ill Is a i.'inaikaMo le:.is
! latl.e RtniKcl?'. d.iMitu 1- i< k to the
i-,: i lv htsiory ?>f Urn t !?u :<?!?.
I l'i <>', 1..:: , j11 l p,a lap.?:? of < "ii
| sa amiinit v it it. I aMiuliy V. ore wit.illy
! i!ii.,iti'.1 li v t'iimi?n law a ml Mich mar-j
j rla^es* from 1.">;U to lS3a wei'O void
| ft Me In the latter year the Lynd
; burst act made pa?t manlflnea of af
j r.nlty valid r>nd future marrlagea
| voi'l. The House of Commons at licit
I rejected the prohibitory clause as re
parda marrlftce with a deceased wife's
Ulster, \>>it afterward accepted It
i A royal commission was appointed
Krlmonl ,,im1 Ki .in l-'jill Out.
l*ri>nds >>f lu'linout and
} Mi. i- I' Kv.iii pra? : a H \ admitti I
i .??!>? w as a :-.i as l-r ?nrh lictwi'i'ii t lm
| ! liuam i< rs, au.l aa effoit !?>' the
j l'i hiiont int. i esi in I In- I nt ei hor
t i"i-.:l?-M?'tropoliian to throw the Met
[ vopoliT.m S'i vl UaiU\a\ system of
1 NYw York Ciiv hack <ni Mr. liyan's
j hand i w as pi e.llct' 1.
Mom y M irket l'? lu-f.
S?'. i'iMicv of the Treasury Corlel
i yon mnouncrd a new plan for inon \v
I market r? lief.
The \a?P>?i:?l (iaine.
The Newark Cluh. of the Eastern
League, has released outfielder Lick
Ilerlnquez.
The Montreal Club has slRtied out- i
fielder James Snow den. of tho defunct ]
I'm Hols Club.
?11m MeGulr? occasionally cora I
aeoutlnfc for players for ii.a Ronton |
American team. .
The Heading Cluh, of tho Trl-State .
I.eaxue, has sUned pitcher Fertsch, |
late of Lancaster.
The Terre llantc Cluh, of tho Cen
tral League. hsu signed pltcbor Geo.
Scott, late of WhecJjpf, * ?.??'
in 1 v I 7 to examine the marriage
laws. and from 1 S 1 !> up to tli?? present
:?(i ' in j? ( s \\ i'i t> maih*. both in t lie
M.-us,- of I...nis ,sin.| the li.<us" of
i'"i,un<i:is. t<> pass the hill
a riil.' th..? Commons Invc ral
lied tJto l>ill 1 iv a 1 r*tja?* maioti'v. l>ut
if has been thrown out by I he l.ords,
j t 1111."ii".h (lie amxi c sj vc opposition of
I tin' '<i hops anil a t" w tilt ra -ee.b sias
tiea! 1 t\ pee: >\ although King l'd
unrd. when I'rlnee of Wales, set the
lit ji| ? of \ ol Ing for It .
t>'i AnKin11 ~e lasf, after prolonged
and animated debate the House of
I.ovds, by ill to 7 9 votes, passed the
siV:>nd reading of the Deceased Wife's
Sinters bill, tlin minority including
every one of the seventeen bishops
wlio arc members of the House of
I.ords, and as the measure had pre
viously passed the House of Com
mons this session It now becomes
1 a w.
Mi>. Hills Hnvii (l \llvo.
Mrs isn't lulls and her sixfeen
^ :? old i ar.dsoli. .tames I'ope, w.-re
buried ulive in a mica mine ifar
S> 1; .i. N ?' They were visiting Mr.
lull's mine. when an excavation oc
curred, and they were smothered to
dt at h.
Haywood'* Tour Aluindoiird.
William D. 11 ay wood, feeling the
stiain of the trial through which lu>
passed in ttoise, Idaho, has Riven up
his proposed tour of the Knst, and
will return to Denver.
Prominent People.
Secretary Taft Is to come ho:nrt by
way of Siberia and Ruropo.
Mall Oalne savs that "the Kngib i
I'rama Is not. dead and la not dying."
ge Austin L. Crothers, t. e Dem
ocratic nomineo for Go ernor of
Maryland, was a farm boy In bis
? >uth, and later taught school for a
number of years before he began the
study of law. Ho in a bachelor. '
Dr. llenry Parker Willis, formerly
of Washington and T?ee University,
baa beet* selected for tho chair of
ttmmco at the Qeorge Washlngtou
ypiyer?lty.
Fertilizer for Wheat.
In some parta of the K<u?t farmers are t
giving up wiie.it growing. Many of thein
think it useless to try and cotonete with
the newer and richer soils of trie West. '
Many argue that wheat growing it* proflta
hie only on new and ricii soil. Mr. 0. It |
McKencic, of Westfield. New Drunswiek. 1
undertook to see if by tlie use of chemieHl
fertilizers on poor soil he could not com
pete with Went?m grain jields.
fie selected a piece of dark loom, slight- j
ly gittvellv soil whiol had bad yo ferti1i/.?r
lor ten year*. It had been in gra?s, and |
farmers can readily understand its poor t
condition for urain. In order to teat the
?.oil, Mr Mi'Ivenzie used nothing on one
j>rtit of the held On another part he used
Ihomas J'liosphate to supply phosphoric
arid and nitrate of sod* to supply nitrogen.
On another part lie used trie pkospuate
and the nitrate and in addition, muriate
of potash The object of thin wan to sea
which elciiieitt wan the key to a wheat
? top on t hat hoi I.
I'otush ga*e 'he yield. Tl.'< answer waa
elear, tt? trie following figure* show
Yirl't Of I iicr<*ft&?
riot grain ovor no
|>er fri frrillUer
1 No Kei lllUer lu im.
.. < un li?.. Thi.ma* |'ho*i>liate I t , .. klll
1 j loom, Nlirsieof Hods 1 *blU ,S bu"
< *?' ll?.<. 'I human rhnniihali- i
S 2 Ihit It,*. Nllrulf of Mods / to l>U. 90 l<U.
I I!#' Mm. Muriafo of i'otsoh )
The natural soil gave only 10 bushels.
The phoHphate and the nitrate brought
the yield to 'Hi bushels, but when tho
potash was added tiiere was an increased
yield of 10 bushels per acre, it is evident
that this increase was directly due to the
potash, and when we compare the cost of
the potash with tins price received for 10
btydiela of wheat we see that few other
farm investments could have paid so well.
Consider the price of wheat and straw on
an Kastern farm and it is plain that no
Western wheat field can compare acre for
aeie with su< li a yield as 40 bujheln. The
main reason why some Kaslern farmers
say that wheat will not pay ,n because the,
usft the wrong kind of fertilizer. They
use a smell of nitrogen, a peck of phos
phoric acid and a pinch of not ash. No
wonder their yield is poor. Air. McKcn
y.ie's crpcriment shows why. The wheat
crop demand* potash. If the oil will not
tupply it the fertilizer must do ho.
itry is foi l line's right hand,
nnd frugality her left.?(lennun.
I'TTS,St. Vitnu'l )nn<e: Nervous DiHOawspor
manent lycured by Dr. Kline's <treat Norvo
K. stover. f-i t rial'bottle nnd treatise free.
Dr. 11 it. Klin.', l.d.,MI Arch St.. I'liila., Pa.
A Sammcinr Girl.
"W'lia is Pauline engaged to now 7'
<lA ('ad iliac"
"Hiokc it off with the I'unhard,
el. !"
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE SULPHUR.
Ilut (Sulphur Bhould He Vaed in
Liquid l-orm Only.
"Hancock's Liquid Sulphur it the moat
wonderful romedy for Kczema I have ever
known," write* l)r. W. \V. Leake, oi Or
lando, Ha., who was cured of 4 taaa of
year*' standing.
l)r. W. A. Heard, of Maitlaud, Ha., waa
ct**ed of Kuzema after he had Buffered for
thirty yearn, aud aays: "Haneock'a Liquid
Htilphur is tho finest remedy for ull Fkin
troubles I have ever lifted or prescribed."
Doctor* everywhere prloacribe il, hut they
aay Sulphur should be u*?d in liquid furui
only, a? it Is in Hancock'* Liquid Rulpbur.
Druggies eell it. Booklet free, if you
writ* Hancock Liquid Sulphur (V, Balti
more.
It cures all Skin and Scalp Oiseasss, if
used in connection with the wonderful
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur Ointment.
i OiU! cannot be and have been.?
French.
CHILDREN TORTURED.
(jirl Ifh?I ItuniiinK Horcs From Ec*?'
| ruu?Hoy Tortured by I'oUnn Ouk
?Hoth Cured by ('uticum,
"l>a?t year, after having my little girl
treated by a very prominent phyaician ?r.r
nn obatinate case of eczema, 1 resorted to
the ('uticura Remedies, and was ao well
pleaaed with (he almost instantaneous re
lief afforded (hat we diacarded the phyei
. Han'* prescription nnd relied entirely on
| the ('uticura Soap, Cutieura Ointment and
I (uticura l'ills. When wo commenced with
: the Cuticura lteme<lies her feet and limbs
were covered with running aore?. In about
J nix weeks we hod her completely well, nn<l
j there haa been no recurrence of the
! trouble.
| "In July of (liia year a little boy in our
i family poisoned his hand* and aims with
poison oak, and in twenty four hours Ins
hand* nnd anna were a mass of torturing
8oroa. We used only (he Cuticura Heme
dies, and in about three weeks hi* lianda
and arms healed up. Mra. Lizzie Vincent
Thomas, i'airinount, Waldcn'a llulge,
Term., Oct. 13, 190Ci."
lie that ventures not, fails not.
Mrs. WinRfow'sSoothing Syrup for Children
t oothinf<, softens theguins, rednccainflamma
t.'.un, allays pain,cureij wind colic, iA5c u bottlo
The first at tlie mill grinds first.
The firfit requisite of a good
mother is good health, nu ' the ex
perience of maternity should not b?
upproached without careful physical
prepai at ion. a;? u woman who is in
good physical condition transmits to
hor children the blessings of a good
constitution.
l'rcpa rat ion for healthy mater
nity is accomplished by Lydia IS.
1'inUhain.i Vegetable Compound,
which is uuidc from native roots and
herbs, more successfully than by uuy
other medicine because it gives tono
and str< ngth to the entire feminine
organism, curing displacements, ul
ceration und inflammation, ami the
r*ino? tJmiv'it.S CHLSTEft
result i.s loss suffering and moro children healthy at birth. For more
than thirty years
MSttifc/b v vuxugMJ
has been the standby of American mothers in preparing for childbirth.
NotewhutMrs .laini'sChester.of-CJ? W. 35th St., New York =r>ys in this
letter: ? IJear Mrs. I'iuUhain:-"I wish every expectant mother !.rvw about
liVtlia I1!, l'inkham's Vegetable Compound. A neighbor who had learned
of its great, value at this trying period of a woman's life nrged i.n? to try
!? and r did so, and I canuul m?v enough in regard to the gooa it aid mo.
I recove red quickly and am jn th?? best of health now."
Ij.vdi;i F. rinkham s Vegetable Compound i.s eertn'nly a successful
remedy for the peculiar weaknesses ana ailments of women.
It has cured almost every form of Female Complaint*, Drugging Sensa
tions, Weak Hack, Falling and Displacements, In (lamination, 1'lcera
tions and Organic Diseases of Women and is invaluable in preparing for
Childbirth and during the Change of Life.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to
write Mrs T'inkham, at Lvnn, Mass Her advice is free. ;
SAWS, RIBS, Gristle Twine, Babbit, Sc., f?r any makt
of Gin ENGINKi, BOILERS ond PRESSrS
? rul Repairs for same. Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, In
jectors, Pipes, Valves ami Fittings, Light Saw, Shingle, and Lath Mills, Gasoline Engines.
One Mills in stock. LOMBARD IKON WORKS AND SUPPLY
COMPANY, Augusta; Ga.
Makes Fine
r ?
Flavored Fruit
^ ) icUl ca/i he counted on if the
ard or \ineyurd has been properly fertilized,
thousand j><>iiiul.s per a< re of a fertilizer
taming 10 pcr cent, of Pota>h is standard.
?n4 piactical hooks on successful fertilizing
' nt on request, free of any cost or obliga
? to any farmer who will write for thetn.
GERMAN KAI.I WORKS
OS Nuinu Sirftl, New Vorfc
Building. Clilcujo
Candler Huililinif. AClanU, do.
AiMrcx ofltoe n?ore#t jou.
After the Honeymoon.
"l)o you remember the first time
you ever saw meV"
"Very well."
"What did >?"?> t liink V
"I thought it was a pity you had r>
friend who was kind enough t<> toll
you how unbecoming your hat was."
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ft?? _rjif
Midal llhort JJP*
O'llllC* ??>* .f.Urat.
r -
? H.i. u,? llltlrl tf CtlHOHJ w.r
IVUVI U H. Mil I Uh" t l.oiIf*!?)??? K/
sr::'v:i;Tliofiipsoi)'s?yeH'i)ft'r
Ho. 30-'07.
CROUP ANO
Pneumonia Salvg
Ne?d?d Quickly
Act* QuicKly
to20mian?''^ 25c, G(k\ 11.(0. KelievesCroup
rvD'JtH nlr?/ i , ffl '>n<>!|nioni?i in 0 huure. Itcgina work 8fl eoon at
I n7iu" i? , e It. So.J by a.I dru^'?f? o? 10c a^drO bv wall.
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