Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 October 1894 — Page 8
nmrAcruKSK or
WAGONS nd CARRIAGES, o Anil Dculor In o
Agricultural Implements
and Frtiliitr. 0
General Repairing & Horse Shoeing o Nrtk Mail Street,
.TASPER. - - INDIANA.
G .W. Downs, D. 3- S.
"a ' LLmtT T
Corner 4th Ss M-In Sireet. HÜNTINGBÜHG, - INDIANA MAKES SPECIALTIES OF: Crown and Bridge Work, D.1.U IT-i-aft inn
I amies -.--'- Tre-tment nd Saving the Teeth,
First CUM worn, T?.anaable Prices.
At tae Phlx Hotl. .aner. TueacUy
All Work Warranted. Dec. 1st 1893. y
DENTISTR Yt
Za&,i
f-J-raWS
Or. B. A- MOSBYj
Resident Dentist. HUNTINGBÜRG, IND
Tenders hi profi-lonal vi'; to all II.... ...... -."..rlr In till- ilelltltl UltO. UIKI
.A ..I-.. I. 1.1- -lil...t uttflltioll.
Solä püte work HpecIully elicited, und all jfork warranted. Apr. u, v..
NEW BRICK YARD
Brick for Sale I
THE SOLDIER'S FRIEND.
Democracy's Proiul Record on the
Tension Matter.
Kcarlv All Legislation Enacted by
Democratic Congresses.
All the Law. Which Have Pro Epecially lkmellclal to the Vetrrana and Their UepeudenU Have Originated lu Democratic llouaea of Ueprecnttlve. lreldcBt CleveUnd't Kccord la Signlug Privat l'enalon Ulli A MagnlBcent Showing. Notwithstanding the persistent claim?
of the Republican party that it is the
solo and only friend of the old söhnet and the chief conservator of his interests, the United States statutes and tin records of the pension office show that he has boon better cared for by Democratic than by Republican congress. Democratic houses passed these act which wcro approved by a Democratic president: Aug. 4, 1SSÖ Increasing pensions ol armless or legless veterans. March 19, 1&S0 Increasing from fS to f 12 per month the pensions of widows aud dependents. May 15, 1SSG Granting discharges to Missouri Home Guards. May 17, IbSG To correct records, enabling thousinds of veterans, otherwise d.h:irrpd. to secure Densions.
Jan. 29, 1SS7 Giving f 150,000.000 to
Mexican veterans. Juno 7. 1SSS Granting arrears of pensions to widows from date of death of husband. Aug. 14, 1SSS Relieving members of marine corps of technical charges which prevented them from getting pensions. And all these bills originated in Democratic houses. Aug. 10, 1870 Issuing artificial limbs
Feb. 28, 1877 Increasing pensions of tVincn whn lrwt hnth nil ami and leC.
March 9, 1878 Granting pensions to . ..; 1 lOtil
Tetcrausoi tne revoiuuouiuy tt'tiN tu! tVinir widows.
Juno 17, 1878-Iucreasing to $72 per
month the pensions oi mose wira imu
l.wt wfn nr-iw hnth lorn, or both eves.
1W a ' w--- - ,--, Juno 10, 1 80 Giving 72 per month
to totallv iliableti veterans. March 3. 1870 Increasinir to 37.50
per month pensions for hip joint ampu fntlmi
Marchs, 1879 Tue arrears of pensions . - it .
act increasing tne pension rou iroiu o,000.000 to fcj7.000.000 at a single bound.
Iip rw i. iwi.1 Rtmsentative Martin s
i lie uuuui aiKiiiu mein - ......... ... . . . . .
.i.. i... i., n.ui...wi mi Inn Itm-L- r nmW'inir :i Tension a vested riL'llt-
UUUllC Wim HC II.M uwvuvu .... ...u - - - -. .- , , Yard, at the north side of Jasper, and Feb. 20, 1KJI Protecting veterans in
Will Iliaic mure uuv. i' ." V . t, , - . A-n
July 14, lty- 1'ensioning ai iijusc
n
anv previous one. He win mane iavor able terms on House Patterns. JOHN GEIElt, JR.
svlvania TirS.44 ami in Rhode Island f 111.04.
The Iiiiiirrnlc Ktcnrd. During the four years of Democratic.
admini.stration from 1S.S5 to ISSÜ over
80 iK'r cent of idl claims lilwl were allowed. During the preceding Republican administration the average was but 78 jkt cent, aud during the last Republican adminUtration Tanner and Raum) only 07 per cent of the claims filed were allowed, notwithstanding thu
iiililitioii to thu clerical force of the our-
eau of more than 400 persons.
During tho four years oi imoeniuc administration from lStvi to 1889 290,458,741.23 were paid for pensions, 15,500,000 more than were paid during the 15 vears of Republican administration from 1S01 to 187.", inclusive; und including the estimates for the fiscal year,
Democratic administrations umicr u uijku
Lochron and General UlacK, nave, m inu
vears, dlsbvswl f.,i.'Hi,ww mmuuiuuaii tiw, .-uliniiiistratious in thu
20 vears from 1801 to 18S0, inclusive.
The total disbursements lor pensions
since 18Ö1 were in round numbers 1,-
730.500,000. During 1 years oi mat time, countiug the present congress, the n....,.,!,;,. n-irtv 5n tlu hotisii of renre-
stntatives. under the leadership of Ran
dall, CarlUle, Crisp, originated appro-
nriation bills for 04 iwr cent oi uns
amount, in round numbers 1,10.), 000,-
000; while during IS years under tho
ooutrol of tho Kepuuucan party, oui ou
per cent, in round numoers i,w,w,
200 per cent in favor of tho Democratic Part"- . . .
bouliersoi tnorepuouc, aoes uu miu tho Democnitic iKirty has been ungen
erous to the heroic men wito saveu uio
flag from tarnuh or to their tlepeniieniti: ii-iv. niiHvr:itic ndmiuistra-
tions been inimical to tho pensioners of
tho nation? Partisan Kepuuncans ui their earning criticisms strive for politi
cal effect soleiy. How phdu a talu will
put the prevaricator down.' WHAT POPULISM MEANS.
A TAX OF FIFTY BILLIONS OF
LARS ON THE PEOPLE.
DOL-
Apr. .
Takt your Job Printing!
to ths Jasper Courier.
THE HOLIDAY AND WINTER SEASON Is her nd so are we with the lust STOCK OF FUUNITUUR. See Our Grot 5 and 10 cent bargain counters. Your best Chance. Don't Miss 111 OUU STOCK OF COFFINS Has never been equaled.
COME AND SEE US.
Vfe Win'E'idcTor To P.o mo Y i.
Alles Bro. N. W. Corner Public Square,
Dec 893. Jasper, Intl.
requiring p;irtial attention irom otners.
Aug. a, ivJi uranuug pensions iu
army nurses. Julv 4. 1884 Reimlating fees of pen
sion claim agents.
The Indiana Record. United States Pension Ageut Spencer
for Iudiana, upon the request of H. C. Bell, deputy commissioner of pensions,
forwarded to that gentleman a state
ment shownn; the number oi new
names added to tho pension rolls at the
Indianapolis agency since .March 4, isyj, when the Democratic party came iuto
power, and also the number of pensioners who have been reduced in rate
or whoso names have been dropped from tho rolls in Indiana since that time.
These reports show that 3,902 new names
have been addeo to the rolls in this state,
aud but 1C5 have been reduced in rate,
and but 82 drowned from the rolls, bo
it will tw Mn that loss than one in
each county has been dropped, whilo an average of 42 new names in each county
have been placed upon tne roua ana an average of lass than two in each county have been reduced in rate.
When it is remembered that there are over 08,000 pensioners residing in the mtatn nf in ill mm it will bo seen how
clearly these figures show that the pen-
siniif.ru or Indiana navo noi oeen mis-
trnatod bv the administration. ine
total dropped and reduced is 247, dis tributed through 72 counties.
Privat Pcntlea Hill.
Durine the 24 years of uninterrupted
administration 1801 to
18852.001 private pension acts passen
by congress became laws, an average of
about 83 a year. During Lincoln's an-
ministration. 41 : Johnson's. 43 1 : urani s,
490; Hayes", 303; Garflpld and Arthur's, can. In thß first three vears of Prcsi-
dont Cleveland's former administration
1885 to 1888 out of 1.560 submitted to
i anc WrA 1 n ia trtrvm than
. . II11U1, i.oj .... .......
LiLr IS I i times as many as during Lincoln's four
TORVADO! I.1VK STOCK .H mnrn than thro times as manv as
Farm Fire insurance (or terms of five Johnson's four years, nearly three tiroes
years, including lightning ana Rienm a wany vu CHi. .v..
thresher, at thirty cents a year on each ann , -
inn l :...,.n,ui . tnmiiiln at t U-'ntVl.vr; ' . . 'mi
iw ui 1UOUIM11.V, iftniii niui Art nur s iour vears. iiie v
i .... . ! n ........ I . tii 1 nnin -1 l r , . n.i .
cents
panies
business
Write
- - ailUUai JIUIHitr uuiimk m insurance. No one, excepting George Republican ilministnitions.
Nix, of Haysville, and riiecxlore iioh- The Annn ibIob. man, of Ferdinand, are nutorized to ho- . Indialia tJc aVeraao is 5.300 noa
licit insurance in my name. ..Iviiiir i900.2öl nur comrroj
stonai iiisinci.
Equivalent to Tu f 0O on Kach Mnii. Wommi unit Chilli In the Land. The Kecord of lti-ll Imune Kxtrarugaac Made by thn PopulUU In Congre. When the McKinley congress went in
to office Corporal Tunner remarked "God holn tho surolus." That surplus, us
- everyone knows, was quickly dissipated
and liuudreds of millions of dollars ap
propriated ahead out of revenues to be
collected iu after years.
But even the reckless extravagance of the McKinlev congress was but a drop
in the bucket to what the country would
have to face if tho Populists were to bo
placed in power. Judging uy the urns already introduced in congress by the
Ponnlist members all the property of
the country would be required to pay
the taxes made necessary by the first
session's appropriations of a Populist con
gress. Just look at the appropriations which the Populists would make and
figure out if vou can where the money
would come Iroiu to meet them: Hepivscntatlve Davis' bill to . . t-.. I.... ..u ,rt ...Ar, i i. it.. 1 ilnr.
and appropriate fl0,tJO,aXl,aB
(Senator retwrlia a ltiiluir olll). Heproentatlve Clover's bill to loan to state U per cent of tbe ....... I ...a t , l.n llNIIMrtP
would nppropriate 12.(',OW.Mi Reprewntativo Clover' municipal mxrAX loan bill would appropriate .... 10.(iAOf),M
Representative hems tianklnu bill would appropriate. .... lleprv-M-ntatlvo lludon 8 bill would appropriate. . ............. Representative Davis industrial army bill would appropriate. . . Bcnator Petter' cliaritr bill would appropriate RetircM-ntatlve Hoe n s Internal improvement bill would appropriate, beside annual appropri-
Representative Boen' bill t ex-
ternilnau' ine uus-nim iiinuc
would aimroiiriate .
Senator Pcffer'n ral
WW J!tF& 1
or Clocks,
iLoDisville, Et wie & St. Louis
Consolidated R, R. "THE AIR LINE."
53 Miles f lie Shortest 5:1
lietween Iioulsville & St. Louis.
The Preferred Route to the
IJiist and West.
UMKOAKDIN KVKKUT, April 15,181)4. IlMAKl'IKII.
p in t m a in p m :M 7:.V. I.r Umlitllle Ar. ll-.r, 7 11 5: IS M:IS Svw Allmiiy ' 11:25 :f..'.
p in am a tu lu:40 I:U
I.V. Jaiprr
m 111 li III ii ui
Ar. U;.'.5 4:U U 30
h;lu II .r. " Uuiit'burK " :JO :W p m pin a in a m p in p in
nui w.i'i . i Ai. i.iiiciiui viijr i.v n .iiiz vn n io :17 12:42 H .25 " lUJlivllle Ar. 7 :: 2 '4 C -65 10:00 l:2S S:15 " Kvannvllle " 7:Oii 2 ill ß Wl
SS.U ;ii5 U.42 - IWkM.r
U:U 1:37 S;f,7 " Tr) M 2:00 a-.H7 Tell City
10 ;., 2:15 0:15 " Cniiiilton
The lowi'Kt tlcki-t rates tu the West, an well an foldcrn and ki'IhtuI liifiiriiiiitlon, will be furnished mi iipilk-iitloii to the iimlcrxh'iicri. See tbut your tic-kit reiiibt vlu the "Air Line." Jos. IIKNKIIICT, Au't. Jasper. It. A. ('AMI'IIKU., CSt-n'l I'uhs. AKcut. J. II. KVMMKII, Truv'K l'iis.1, At, St, l.ouls.
For all who want Jewelry, Watches,
if tlicv 'et them of
UNITED states HOTEL
MILL STREET, JASPER. AUGUST KAEGIN,
Frank C. Kuebler.-
YOU'LL BE IN THE SOUP
If vou buv Silver "Ware of any one else hut Krank Kuebler.
r
lor to
. , ... r .
.... tt ...1. i, l.i,,. 1IIIUKM1I I1ISI rilllll'lll UI illl
lion inev vun i , ... ,V . i.'..i.f. no iwu-ni dl vou a first class Piano or Organ
cheaper than vou can buy it elsewhere in Dubois C ount . Darin- the next GO days he will sell anything m his stock, m ord
get ready for the tall lrade, at
STRICTLY COST PRICE. Julv G, 04.' Cor. 8th & Main Sts., Jasper, Iml.
9 3ODEI- DRUG CO II. B. RKANNOGK, M. I) , Src'y and Manner
Keep a rvhh line of
I'CUK DHUHS au( M Kill (J INKS.
KI.KOANT I'KHFUM Efc TOILET ARTICLE,
FINE STATIONERY nnd It LANK HOOKS,
CHOICE CIGARS ami TOBACCOS, PAINTS. OIL- Hud VARNIäHK,
" 11:20 III , .Vi i; u
" ::i lo:l5 7:211 " H;3I :.V.7:li ,v 0:25 D:4C7,(0
PROPRIETOR.
The traveling public will find
this house well furnished and tho best of attention given to the wants of guests. Furniture and hods all
new, and table supplied with tho best tbe market affords. TWnm
Reasonable.
Aug. Kaegin. Slarcli 10-93
HEADQUARTERS
KOK THE
i.oD,oro,UM i.:n,(jr.oi .v).fio,tm 90,(in,ni
Goods Pure and Fresh. Prices Correot.
fawidm Cinfullj Compnuiied.
Store In New Spay. Buntlinjr, South sitlcol l-iiniic Mniaro. Feb. 16. 1894tf.
Singer Sewing Machine !
I beg to announce to the public, that I have again opened an oilice, where I linvi i'nnutnnt 1 v- mi lifiml ti full IS,... f
the Uetiuine Snipers, with all the Inteist a r t a
liniiroveinenu. 1 nave iiiko a large stock of AtlachtnentH, Needle, Oiln, Ac., ..11 ,..i... !... I .....1.... ' t 1.
lui iiu uuii-i in.iKes iiiHi nivii'n in r-ewilli; Machines. All kinds of Sewing -Ma-chines repaired. Bargains in f-econd-hand machines. My place of business is on 7th Street, lK'lween Mill and McCrillns Street, JASPER, INDIANA. PET Kit J. GOSMAX. A ir en t.
For the Singer Manufacturing Company. I am also agent for the old rtliali'lu Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone Insurance Co., of New York, and reHpectfullv ask liberal patronage. Dec. 0 18.H)-tf.
And Everv Effort tn d to
AccotntiiodRte Ctifiloinern.
nwnter bill
would ntiiirotiriutv
Senator lVtTfr' re-olutlnn tor
Kiivt-rnnient ownemnui 01 in i 1101. railroad. t-lcu'raih. etr.. would require an niiroiiriution of
I : il
INSURANCE!
ai,to),u
i:..uiVJU).ft
Oraml total f.V.ST.:vl.(in Even this enormous um doas not in
clude the amounts which it would 1
necessary to raise for the administration nf thfiso measures, in salaries, etc., which
u-nnlil nmniiiit tn huiiureus of millions
more.
These hills would put a tax of more tlinn :oo nt mn iviTV mau. woman and
.V.n.l In th TTnitil States.
At that rate a 1'opulist government wnulil lm a vorvuxtK.'tisive luxurv indeed.
As there is but about lO.ltW.OOO.OOO of
money In tne worm, 11 woum ue interesting to know where the balance would
come from to meet tnese appropriations.
THE SECRET OF IT.
mn J.
, Optician,
Next Doorto Zoeller's Barber Shop. llcnd.K lM , Caused by Kyc frai.
Manv niTona whnne bvmU nro constantly itchlnjr h tvo no UUn whit rr-Hel clenlifi hIIv filled tw will i.e th.-m. This theory U now universRlU rstahliBhed ! "ImpinperU" tilted elü" will Invuriibly Incre iHC the trouble and mav lenl to TOTAL BLINDNESS Our ahlliiy to adjiiMt l-Umsps afcl
and corrertlv U beyond queülioti. UotiMilt ih. fcyea tested tree 01 cnnrgr. Wb 9 '94 Cm.
t insurance in my "': W. A. WILSO
Why lUllrewl Attorney Falrbank Want
LegUlntlva Change. Charles W. Fairbanks, the railroad attorney of Indianapolis, is wandering up and down the good state of Indiana telling the voters who will consent to listen to him that thu Democratic legislatures
have been extravagant, just ljecuu.se
4iiiiii; 11 iii titiitt iwi jinjnv - vt niil jtiouery, lxKiks, etc., which weru carried
oil bv tue KoptiDiican members or the
legislature. The real "tough little worm in his
little Inside" which most agitates tho
MRS. T. BRNY,
Agent for Best in
Use!
Bargains on Demand in Tinware, Hardware,
FANCY LAMPS, BIRD CAGES, VOTUMS, ETC
l.SO A KINK ASMOliTMKNT
HEATING AND
SSSrcouKiNG.,..
Mm. T. ERKY, -1 1 l-TT
Kait-tt S. ublic gqiiareo, .1
. 7 . 1 , A, - . 1U., jco- nun . 'r.tnroau attorney wo aspires to rattle General Insurance Agent, Jasper, Ind., In Ohio, 4,001, receiving SJj.OSO por taroull(1 iu thosciit that has been filled
dUtrlct
In Iowa, 3,464, receiving fVl 1, 437. Pennsylvania. 3,11)3, receiving f'iOö,iilinois, 3,124, neiviug 000,00rt. 1 Massachuseju. 3,100, receiving iVVJO,.
!' Wisconsin. 2.701. recelrtng 137.8S.'.
Cwtn.uilTrirtr'MiirhtnHilrt-' ---""- f , Rhode Island, 2,111, receiving f,'3!, m. bn-iMH cor.ductcU for mnimk r. 1 400.
, Minnesota, 3,321, receiving fJ7.),203. . The average number of tMitisiuners in 1 i. ..!..! .i:.. :.. .i... it..i....i
inwiii hjiih' viwiuiini iiipiitui in iiuj oiiiii.il
ttatos is 2,711, and the average amount
im an Meura icnt in le lluit Ua imm
m.a,I Armvthttt nrVnijl . ,((4
tte. W aviM, if natMiibIt er not, fret (
riuvt. Uuf It sot Ju till rtnt t tecurtd. -...-. ......v ............
J PlMfHLtr. 110 Hiwwiln f Menu, wiairi- viikiuii jitwn in i-.k;ii vuiif,nj..'Muii.ii Mt et uuue in lht U. S.UJ fonicaMttttri. dUtriot 1440 -i
tH KOI. , , . ,.
C.A.8NOWAOO.
I WVI nti i t.a a. r
. ine pensioners in tuo state or itimaua ,ro receiving annual average pension; I . I . .. i tii cm t . . ai f . ; . i i ..r n .
(HJUiM Ml flUV.91. til KJllW 11 1H flM3.J, la Iowa 1103.10. in Illinois f 100.31, Miu(MOU 13.81, WbsXMMin $158.00, PeiiR-
bv Morton aud Melnald and Hendricks . T II. . ... ,
uiki ooriicus, ih iiiu iiiiiiaim tax law. That law conijMjls tho railroads from manipulating which Mr. Fairbanks has accumulated his millions, and from
AM NOW A
We will cnd you the marvelous l-rrncli preparation
mail, and a legal guarantee thatCALTHOS will
FtITnüC.
i arm nm4T that -mm14 w. nfcti 1 vnu ,i-r. BEJSStät?"'. I UseU&paiiif satisfied.
Utm VON MOHL CO.. ! AwHcm AkwU, Cincinnati, O.
MAN! -i.n nt iLiaaa.
"I waa troablrf with aaniaioaa la TMieocala, aait had baaa asaallr mak lor Maa jwara.
at hc n.
Hccuiiiuiaicu ins millions, aim irom ' which his princely bicomo is chiefly do-" . . Tnwimlilii TniH-' Columbia TowilHllll TrilH-nved-to bear their just share of thi i IflllllbrMlBC KmilHIlip lrilH-, teü'H Nolle.
taxes. Tho Republican jiarty is pledged I ... . ...! I... I It I -
n iijivm iiini mn 11 iv iviuiiis iu jifr It. I. ..1. T tit..
tce'H Notice.
Tli. i miilnrtiiiFiiod. TniHli'C nf Bilitl
in nie legi-siiuure. it is mat "iniamous , V !f" ,, i I .. "... ...:n ... law," as tho Republican platform calls ,r",.f-,t' tvnliii, DiiImiSh county, will at- ,. t f t . . I. ...il JA PPj..f,lulltlk llltUltK.Utl IUI Slltlll'llllV
ii, wnicn worries .Mr. rairnatiKH. v" ".-r V- ;t This law has already oonipultal the ! e.ver-v WL'tlk',!,t ,ntl 'vVi,,u:,' lNortl railroads of Indiana to pay in taxes over Main street, between fourteenth and 7.000,000, and that much of a load has FJK,nU ln Jlu'JH!r. , - . - . u . , been lifted from tho shoulders of the t The l.ibrarj' of Faid Townnbip is kept taxpayers of the state. ' nt the iMKjkstore of Mrs.jacobtiostnann, Mr. Fairbanks would very much liko . wlicro perronn wanting lsjokH can oblo bo a United Btatea acnator. But ho l tain them at any time, wottld very mack batter like to have the . Johcpii Lckstkix, Trustee. tazUw repekd. ' April 20, 1894-y.
FINE FA KM FOR SALI:! In Madison Township. OlH nf tli Iwtair ftivoia !. .m
township is now for sale bv the undcreigned, to-wit: 1 1 li acres in Sec. 30, Town One South, Range 5 West, formerly beloneiiie to Jolin II iiri'i. ill--
u-eased. It will k eohl at a renconahle urice. and on mrtinl ii:ivnifni if ,1.
siix'd. If you want a eoöd farm, in a
good locality, near tbe thriving town of
Ireland, tins ih your opjiorttituty. For articiilars, call on Cl.KMK.NT DOA.N'E
at Jasper Courier Oilice. Alui ''.'47 .in .iu ffirt. nn
.... I.V.IV, IUIIUV.-IK Miunu jin inu Adam Smith farm, at the point where the railroad crosses Patoka river w ill lc i.i ..i . ii
buiii iruunp. yiui coon.
AI.I1KRT M. BOIINKItT. KDWAKU A. IIOil.NKItT.
BOHNERT BROS., Proprietors of tie
JASPFR UNION r'IDUfl MILLS !
These Mills arc now kent in the best
onler, and etipplied with lKst patent
oils. J lie imuida i'KARL HKI.l.h, 'AM I LY. and STRAIGHT are not ex-
excelle! for their grades in the world.
e solicit the custom of ! ärmere, and u-ill lu. riüiilt .it nil ttnwiti 4i nv,lti,iir,t
Hour for wiient at tho higliest market
price.
HKINtt LS YOU K WIIKAT, and we will pay yon cash all the market will allow. CORN MKAL always on hand to fell or exchange.
Bran and Shipst ulV
nt the lowest market price, (live us a
riaianu we win try to jucase you. .Mills on the North sale of Jasper, on
I .'tili and .Mill streets.
liOHN tllVV liltO 1 11 liltS. Jasper, April 13, MM y 1 A Fine Natural Cniw
Marcq 53. 'M-y
te'H Notic.
Tin iiiiiliirultrniil. Trustee of Cohnnlrin
Tn.. lmlmiM foimtv. Ind.. will attend to
'I'.. .....ui tili 1 tllCIIIONM nt liix nideiiro on
niniirini' ! v -
every .Saturday, and persnns naving
township business to transact are requested to present it on that day of the The Township Library is kept at tbe oilice of the Trustee, where those entitled can obtain Wiks. Nki.sox Haukis, Trustee. June 28th, 1888-y.
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