The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 16, 1901, Image 2
the Bafrnwell PeoDle.
W. 1. PkHIV EtUw > Pni't.
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HCirtATIOH.
TUUKsDAYt i*v 10 1001.
; oa i’T u n k i > ‘Hi cdkrKbKr.
T*« Confederate RoOnton lo Colum-
Vl4 wm the hiriteat and best yet heM
The people of the capital entertaincJ
thh teterana with aplehdid hoapUalfty.
tiU beyond the aehpe of a weekly to
iHeerlbe ao glorlom a gathering. «o we
gl?«onlT«M chapter, the moat touuh-
iNCMUMaMto Carollna'a greHteat aol•
^ onr drat page.
^
OAMK I>EVKL01»S. .
York Stock Exchange was
iThhraday the theatre in which
tltedf fortunee and othera were
MiMM to beggary In a brief lifteen
For week a paat the apt i it of
•phUlation baa run riot In that money
centreof the world, and on that day
Nhched high water mark and wrecked
many of the gambler*.
Flee yeera ago Northern Pad tic
Kallraad (Mmk wae worth PS ilOa ahare.
I<aat Jaaoery It brought f?a. On Wed*
needay of last week It had climbed To
ftW, aad aaxt day before the close of
ttualneaa It eaiered to f 1,000 a abate.
Here la the way the gaaae waa work*
ad> There are dQFOOO aharea of North
' alf owned by tbe
at, to keep control of the
Of the other half JU).000 aha re*
are hold la Europe aa an Inveaiment.
leavlag aaly PJO.Oua shares to be tfeall
with la the New York mgrlet Street
dl Nortoe bought those tPn.COo ahstes
t morning bad tbe
i at Ibotr amrvy. The gamblers,
td waaooai, who had believed that
■M go dowa. and ^ad coo
Itoaolleta learor Iguro than
laol aa Wadaoaday rwald net
r bar ran stock aad had ko pay
IA Nano a akeaavee price they
tiHmlng cannot succeed In meroahtEe'itON3 MKANC1I PHILOSOPHY,
life ao one cannot expect to amount to Wa spent a week In Rarnwell during
muih'ln political life unlfM be under* Court and met |ot< of ol>l friends jand
stands public affairs. A professional formed
but beard so tnaniy court* scrap** inst
man,latSTer, doctor, preacher ortnlltor wp .in,,,*! colll ,|„,|p,t nue Mr*. I'srilng.
who doesn't know gec from haw could* ton that thsy should have settled iheir
ift earn liU salt aa n plowman In a fusio* before they cainn there and
grassy field, neither can one without
the needful training add information
hold his own In legislative or high ex
ecutive position. * •fjr
At has been she slow mab who gets
thenj In publ'C life nnU stayi. HI*
progress tnav be anal] like at llrst, but
be never slips back ward. He must rc
ly on solid building, beryuse lacking
the gifts and grace* in which the more
brilliant put their trust. Very many
men who have made fair running
start*, have failed to reach the flniab
because of lack of training.
There baa never been better opening
for political advancement than tho next
campaign, stato and national, w ill of
fer. Those best equipped wi!l win,
other thing* being equal. And a* this
Is an off year In political work those
contemplating entry In the next year
races can employ the time most protit-
ably in preparing themselves.
Oil excitement I* IWwiitg eastward
from Texas. Prospectors are boring
for it In Alabama, and before long may
be tryltig to get options on South t?**-
ollna lands, for a abug. There arc In
dications printing to tbe probability or
rather possibility of a lake of petroleum
underlying this section of tbe Male. If
•o there’ll b« millions of money for for
tunate land owner*.
OROVER UE CA GOLD.
Tbe rumor I*current In New York
city that Grover Cleveland eleared
$400 00 > In Wall Street last week, on
slock* b»ught upon recommendation ol
bis foraacr private secretary, l>an La-
NKMU.
MO'HIl’IIOKH AND MALARIA.’
•Home selentl*!* bare proved lo Iheir
•aiUlarlloe that the germs of malarial
e»d jalluw l*v»r* arr_eatried by mo*-
qulKM* and that tho^ who eaeape be
ing bluew by ibear paaMteot nlgba vis
itor* raa live In swamp ••r city with*
Ml danger of ■ atrblng Mid dlsrasea.
1 be exposleure of a g<*ud Harnwel
ro.i.d* msn roaUrm* this thewvt
l•Ig^pa that bta place ba* been esm-
ktddPsd unheelthy. Every »ysr be
ami bla fanatlv bad natlarltl fever, np
be sah>|ated
f Iniftifti •UII*
down, draw leg bt# l•ltn•t• **d li •btn,g
Ms Ump before Iwtligbt, ai»l slaying
to hie bedroom miiiiI after sunrise, and
stwew dot* g so he haa escaped tho via
i prwiton* it*of anelarU
[lhalpr.
It* etreogtb
ef the people Hw* h ’ ^
l»pen again, and they ' J
cx,-
p'tsed tbeniselvc* by quarreling so In
public. We weremuch wiser- at • he
end of tbe week and* have concluded
that the Inspired writer in the New
Testament must have alluded to coun
ty seat whfen he wrote the lihh chapter
and 24ili verse .of Luke. 'I here are ex*
ceptloii*, however, for we noticed " the
altendancp at the weekly pia*er meet
ing, though few there be that found if.
We saw people on iheir way to the
da'iiee, some of w hom had been nuiwell
all day—and very tired.
We discovered that, the town con
tains a swarm of bad hoys-tfnd thought
woe unto them w hen they teach other*
the *nmn.
But we have to take hack some thing*
which we have aafd about town board,
for w# were royally entertained at ti e
attractive home of Mr. and Mr*. J. F
Kicliiirdaou. They are at the heat! of
one of the leading firm* of the city of
Barnwell;, they are prepared to feed
the hungry, give to the poi r. and
thereby lend to the Lord. T'uy have
sNo in their charge two heautklul and
attractive orphan children, who will
he reared gnd educated Just n« It should
he done, and they have the piomise
that they shall in no wise lose iheir re
ward ~ .
J. E. and Mis* Katie, a* th\v are fa
mlllarly eilled, are ex-country cousin*
and know just how to feed a lUhlmr.n
ed countryman.
* Hi.ih Mas.
SAVED FROM DEATH.
“Our little daughter had an almost fa
tal attack of wlinuping cough ami hron-
chilU,” write* Mrs. W. K lUvIlaml. of
Armonk, N. W., "hut. when all of Ik/
reiqedie* faded, we */ved her Hie with
Dr. K log’*.N/w Discovery. Our niece
w ho had C'ouauiiiptloii In an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medi
cine and to uav she I* |>erfei'tly well ’’
I>rs|ierafe throat and lung disease* vlehl
to Dr King’s New; DiM*>verv *s to no
other medicine on earth. Infalllhle for
1901-SPRING GOODS-1901.!
Samuel Wiley & Co.,
. SHERIFF'S SALE.
Tux Ststx or South r*«ot.itf4, 1
CoviKTt'or Bakswkll. f*
Rarnwell, S, C
•• i
We take |>1 ensure in announcing to—our friends anifl
patronk throu^l^ut Harnwel 1 and elsewluu’e that our as-
sortiii(*‘iit f>f New Spring Goods is now at its tiest.
We are opening tip Whitt 1 - (ioods,' Embroideries,
Laces, Domestic and House-keeping Goods, Black.'Dress
Goods, Kid Gloves, Belts, Buckles, Kibhons, etc., etc.
Price 10c.
Price 18c;
Price 10c.
500 Yards Pique, Value lyk\,
5(H) Yards Pique, Value 25c,,
1 Lot 40 inch White Lawns,
<——i' t'-t— — .
Linings, Notions, Table Linens and Towels^ Handkerchiefs,
Wash Dress Fabrics, New Dress Trimmings^
CORSETS.
men:s furbishing goods.
Men's Two-Piece Suits, - , - - $0.50.
Boy’s Blouse ISuits, - - * $1.50 to $4.50.
RIBBONS—100 Pieces Silk Ribbons, No. 40, 00 k 80,19c.
EMBROIDERIES—Largest Line in Town.
KNITTING SILK—Embroidery Silk All Uolora.
SPOOL C OTTON—1 Dozen C oats. 50c:
GROCERIES—A full line’ fresh, with
competition.
HARDWARE—A complete and full line.
WINDOW SHADES—Large line from 25c. to 7
CERTAIN RODS—Oak Curtain Rods.
BOOKS—Kirire Line Standard Novels,
G«orge W. Watts Jr., PlalntlfTy
• ... vs.
The South Bound Railroad - Company,
|fefandantt. ,/*
BY VI RTL’E of an ex am U on direc
ted to me hy,the Clerk of the fjiuirt of
Coinmoii I’h'Hs of Barnwell County I
! ha\e this day levied upon and will sell
! nt Biriiwell. in front of the J ourt
H»iu*e v on the Hd d*v of June, 1KIH, it
hei-ng aaledav In said nioruli, t during
file legal hour* of sale, the loll$w1i»g
desorbed property to-wit:
All of de.icm-aut Conpanv’* roM
bed fro Mi the line of Ilarfipioii ComvVy
tothe^Ureat Saltkehatehle, being the,
line of Bamberg County, and running
through Great Oypre**, Syeamore and
Alleinlale Township* qn Barnwell
Coiinty and Stale aforesaid, running
through said township* a ilMtaiiee of
thirteen (Bl) mile*, more or les*. to
gether w itK all of the r.ght «d w ay of
One IIundred Fe t aad extending the
entire length (d said road bed, levied
upon witli all the erem* ties on said
road bed w ith all iron or >teel raiU laid
on-said cross tie* on said road t.ed,
with depot and platform at Sveamore,
also depot and platform at Ulmer Sla
tion. u itli ail the appunenane’e* and
Iraneliise* thereto. L* vied upon a* tip -
profM-rty of the South Bound .Railrowd
Company to satisfy -the abol e execu
tion and eo«t.
Term* ch*I>, purchaser to pay for
title* and Revenue •ramp*.
FRANKHCREECH.
Rherllf ot itarnwetl foonty.
sherifT’* Otth e, Apiil 21th, B'Ot.
jas. m, pattersont;.
AttOHKV art CiHSItOf *1 Ut,-
BaRMWII.1, 8.0.,
win practice tn *11 hint*; and USilted *
.State* Court*.- Special AUGntfou given
lo A bvtraiM* of THl<f.
*/
DR. JKO. P. LEE,. JR;,
mrss-v DKNTIWr. office, WI11I«$«»
JBitilliX s wt. Equipped for tr$v«>-
^-UrOdTiing Work (Tone at yo«»
home anywhere In Batnwell County.
Will he at «d1lue In Wlllfaton every Set-
urrtav and Monday.
prices to meet
T. B: ELLIS, Jr.
Surveyor and Civil Eng meet
" * v'~"* ' -• w
Special ttfentlon given to the compo
tatloo of water-power*, leveling and
drainage.
A postal card addressed (*> meat Mar
tin, S. C., will receive prompt attrn
tion. octl-80, ly
ATLAN-TIC COAST LINE.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. ol S. C.
CoXPKXSKD SCIIKDCLE.
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Samuel Witey & Co.
Brown Building. Barnwell, S. C
I'hree Paper*, One Year Each. orH\ SOe.
WEEKLY TIMES.
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am not new In .
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ftemaervue and
MftM plM rmairtOa and kU f,«*ii f had rnvUtl
dw •apnblkron adaaJnlaiiaiJoo*. TWv j „ ago. wbe.
aWw Ikat Um m—ay power la slrotagor ***• pion ml laklng supper
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gwsal pwtlib-al panloa
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ru | Tbe It epubllran routenllon that nom
H(i|liialet Vwrsbam I.i••r-.ln lor Pres*«|*-nl
aid in I'bn ago Isulay II trara sgo
All I be i <Mtlw.lrrai* veierana sir svfr
at b*«me again fr<-na (be < oiumtui
union, bspi't - Tbrv were hoarse
Ibey >ay. giving Use * rebel v»ir
««n-r. b H i tbrtr g*M-| n Ives siia^iWr
rbe*ring for IWtlv l.umpbia, ih.
of ib* •u^-eal *n. na* I m mu h for
Ibrwafta
TEH FINE MULES AND .
TWO FIRST CLASS HORSES
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SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
FOR
\ i
MelaS*
M |h<
greatest menace In (be
mt the enualrv.
1 ef trneSa watll (bay bate
bbawtnM cwaiirnl e* nil tbe
great an4 Utile IwJnaanea ml I he OHS <9
try make aweb nbelesnia ami bearOnee
r la be Owae. Tbe
bail tad i ha ibfnaa. I be people
aim ywiitvea ml iba
fry far iba last fen yent* bad an
frvm tbe hegin-
nnn tbntr plana are rwmpiete
rjr assured Vfbal ba*
a gigantic enrpar-
aa Iba Xartbnra Pncii< ran be
Nalblag la ante, mtinu,
iwff, avnry pmduetifsa • nd sn
i la balplaaa bnfnre aach nrgva-
aad la llase, shin time,
every Indneiry may be lev led an for
tribaba. Tbe ana airy ba* been stunned
by iba rapid leanaaa of Insliiblaal
lala year* W ha I has bee*
i may ba bei (be prefaea in • bat I*
wnn. - - v- ,J iha f u -
taUI ba Iba waa on*, of deU.
ssvm Is la ailsfre* 1
• ■nsrniion s« Nennerre ««.
Ill apaa ba ll WM aalM
bobing from bead to beets, na
Caraa Craeaaa.
ihe hnvs" m'ghi
mse tarn tbe b «se
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A mlllls
r be»e dl
r,
i him
bate
I f brougb Ik
j IH*«d H.lw
: blood |*nre
I scab srabr,
t I Me llrlstog
llrblag Ha
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r.| rl au-igri
rt«in#-d Jat^a. eau
and heaevsMenl Ameil
l*o( d**n n tbe Matrr •
I ef signs ts. Itost ml
wot nr I. and rb I hi rest,
men and larelgnei* r*
agree ibvi (be loss of (
wp in abuse neilmaln.
I *.C
been hilled i
sines l hr tr Xps
ghlrnrd Kumpe
a urnt there m
aibrenh agstast
I bn dead eve
I ra*l*ng I hlee-
ltd*el in i bn a
fa baa been fully
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nr sir hummer •s.-hool
era, hpsrtaeburg
On arewant ml Ibw-Hnstib Carolina
Stale hummer ilebeid for Trnrbers. at I
Spartanburg, a. t . Jwyse Jltb. u» Jnis ,
ITta laul. I be I bailealoa aad Went
eraCamha* N*llnar, will sell found |
trip ib-bei* frsun all atatlona at «-ne ;
fare.
Ticket* will be na sal* June I7ib.
I*lb and Itnb, nltb It nal limit June I
tub. MM
An eatenslu • of final limit In July
P*th raa be nhtalned b# itaspissiiitig
llyVrt* wills Terminal line* at hpsr-
laubiirg oa nr befwre JnnrJriL lull
heilulss, FoTtujuiri Ift*
Join (H’l.DX r IIAV
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and b.dtalw
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Whittle’s Stables,
Blackville, S. C.
Those are the hisi I
tilt* (his Spriiii;, bikI (hi
fast
at W
THEY
4%
In |l
vour
%
stock
ill han-
will la*
<;no(l
CHOICE C0I10N SEED, i
If b
lerrlt lv als 1
nf *s Halve 1
(die* on ear
lor Injurs
I tons, u’sil
Prlrr 2V a I
br i' n
Pbarmarv.
RVIFs TO lirFFAl.O
Via dmitbern Hallnar. acmunl Pan-
ehaiiee lo uvt
inlor prices.
ywusT
~ J. p. Whittle, .
Blackville. S. C.
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HOWARD PATTERSON.
A rrt*R\r v at ,
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JiTRA VSHRKP.
A traveller tbrvsttgh a atrange. rnun-
try, whether a pnsller tfaving bis pa. k 1
«r a plea sura aaekrr In bia carriage, 1*
liabla to taka the n rung road, pa-tk u - *
larly If unauppltad with a map. or un-
skiUnd ia woodcraft. Aad if be refhaes
or naglncta to ask directions from tbe ,
i*oplaJiving by tha highway ha I*
Round to gi aatrar.
That’s what’s partly tbe matter w ith
MeLtnrln, Capars A Co. The future
is an unknown country, an unread
took to all of ua. We may-judge of
-what la before hr the lay of the land
through which we have pasted, or of
what the chapter of tomorrow w ill con
tain from tbe page* wa have read. The
aforementioned young men are brash,
they donY know mtiph of the experlen-
f<>r mat i.>n apply to A geo fa nr,
W.J fraig.
General Pasaenger Agent, «•
Auguata, Ua.
m» —— • — - —
llsrermi re*d‘T.ookmc Backwardf"
C’ertalnlr (mt. If can’t ba doue.
I mean the alDrjtf
Ob, yea. of course I hate. She wa*
turned Into a pillar of salt.
REDUCED RATES VIA SOUTHERN
. RAILWAY.
we* of xhl* country from pi discovery J and on payAneut of leu
fcy the yvhlte face until this •.hue. | cents at lime of deposit,
■Thay don’t understand how t$e fnc.nd-
avtiona of this government were laid,
nor tbe plana by which Its good and
wise men bare bnilded Us greatness.
Neither, the more’s the pity, are they
trying to learn, by study of thr past or
inquiry of the sages of the present
•lay*. Thty are, In their own conceit, i
path1li>4cr< and It’s no nso to waste
word* on them, or wisdom either.
To Chicago. Ill , on areonnt of In-
Jrinational Convention B. Y. P U. of
America, July 2oth-24tb, Southern
Railway w ill sell round trip ticketa t<>
Chicago ami return from all point* on
its lines at rate of one first cia«« stand
ard fare for the round trip. Dales of
sate July‘-id. 23d and 24lh, final limit
July Jlst.'lflOI.
By depositing ticket* (in person;
with Mr. F. C. Donald, Joint Agent at
Chicago, between July JMth inclusivo.
of fifty (50)
H't extension
of Hie Knal limit to August 2!t!i Will
he ffraiitcd. The Jidnt Agents' ofllces
w ill be located in tho main terminal
depots at Chicago at w lileli passenger*
arrive. <
To Milwaukee, W ia., Account An
nual Meeting (irand Lodge B P, T)j
F.lk*. July 23d 23th, 11H)1, Southern
Rati wav will sell round trip ticket* to
.Milwaukee and return from all points
| on it* line at rate of one regular Hr-t
I eUas fare for the round .trip, plus $2 014,
Dates of stile July 20th, 21st and 22d
CHAllLIvY miOWX,
—Like the*--
Effective M .v l*t Southern Rsllwat j
aE.ii<M|iice* found trip rate* to IfvilT vlo |
N. Y . aofl return, account of tbe Pan- j
AMterutan ExiMj«iti«<ii. Ch -b-e of routes |
Via W asliiiigion. If. <*, or via l liicin-a
nail,'Ol. in.
For detailed iuforiuati >n a* to rate*,
schedule* or any oilier iniormatlo'ii ;td-
dic»s nearest agent thi* Company.
W II Tavloe,
A. G. I*. A., Atlaina, ft i.
1
Dr. J. H. E. MILHOUS j'“- r
- •■Susfipo.s Di.vrniX,— ^11^
OPENING
Stare of
- Couniv
OF’ROOKS
St RIPTK4X.
South 4 ir'dinal 1
y of Barnwell.^ |
OF SlB-
Tbalrintention* may no doubt be aa dual limit July 28Ui, A few of
Koodas tboaa with which a certain
well-travel led, road is paved, but it’s
rtlt dawn grade, and they and their fol
lower# will dad R tough climbing w lien
aka year* pot eld bead* on their yon tig
abouldars, and they see the arror of
akair way and veant to come home.
Oiva them tkair ding. Time ia tha
S»fily medloin* that can cu re them, and
wMatba doae they are mixing fot
thamaptvea will bg bitter they will haw*
ta drain it to tbe very dreg*, and their
for tha sins of tha
roiwrliRed upon tha children,
fifty (50) cent* will be charged hy Joint
Agent at Milwaukee for validation of
return portion of tickets.
For detailed information a* to rate*,
schedules, reservation*, etc , call on or
address any agent of the Southern
Railway, or its connection*.
' ' W. H. Tavloe.
A. G. P A., Atlanta, Ga.
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. Rises Fresh Fron the Fire and Oners Old Time Bargains
l*TTr*iiant to a rnmmUslon Uoned to
the unilersigued ns corporator* by M.
R. Cooper, Sccrerary of State, on the
'.(th dav of Mav,
..,^;!a!r;X^r,^fatthe MAIN SHEET STABLES, Eike Brown’s Old Stand..
the Allen.late Oil Mill (bt. w ill lie open,
ed at the I*. <>. in the to* n of Allen
dale. .state :iml County nforesaid, on
Saturday iSth i;i*t., at lOn. in.
»Tlie said proposed -corporation will
have a capital stock of $.10 0 ! K). I'vided
intoii(k) s|i-mp» of th** par value of $50
each, with its principal place of husi-
iipss at Allendale, and w ill he rmpow
qred fo engage In life business of erect-
ng ami o|H i ratihg an "i| mill and gin
nery. IV. Z. Brvan,
W. V. Glil,
Jones A. VVHilams,
/ D.Satns,
J. L. Oswald,
.lAenry \V(df,
IT P.-Searaon,
. ' ’ .Corporafors,
ORDER OF REFERENCE.
State of South Carolina,)
County pf Barnwell. (
Court of'Common Plc.i*.
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behalf and in
creditor*. Ac.,
C. S. HuUt, in h’r* own
behalf of all other
Plaintiir.
. agaln«t
Th* Merchant* and Planter* Rank'
Blackville. S. O , Defendant.
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the - pe©PLe”
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A FULL LINE OF
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'blackville, S. C.,r
DEALER IN
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Pump*. Iron Piping of ail kind-. Fit-
lugs ol all st/e* and the best make am
p’lalilv.
CONTRACTOR FOR
Welts. Dug or Driven, of any depth
and diameter deetrod. ■ -
Twenty-live years of jiraellc.al expe
rience have made me Master of my ini*-
iiie»s, and qualified me to guarantee
satisfaction^" ad favoring, me with
their patronage.
Call on or write me, and promi't at
tention will be given to all communica
tions.
-E R.MEYER,
litackville,- S. C.
Good Work CuarnijtceLl. Sejjd us your Jobs.
Pursuant to an order made ' iL v
above iwititled raiue Itt lhe-l|tui.(t \V.
Ruehanau, Judge presiding in thcaro-
oi d circuit, m*dic* is hereV-x given-that
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, Editor W.J. Bryan ad v4sr*
lo taka da active inlereai
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la all right. btH voa'want .something
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j and lung trouble*. What shall you do ?
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