Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 29, Paoli, Orange County, 3 April 1878 — Page 3

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See call far Judl; l "iv April showers ara tvi ia crcc; Ve dcfT our beavtr to Ttu.: Threo?. - Tha asi sre aft it yoa tinea Hon, lay, jarden trakic h tlior&er f the f!y. J. I. And raw fa at Cincinnati buying goods. Indies, read lit. Bergman new advertfScthtntsi . Abraham NoUiti returned to Indianapolis Saturday. John W. Drown, of West Bxden, was in town yesterday. Bank giinsua hss lqn engaged as clerk by J. 11. Anirew. JuJe Pearson adjourned court yesterday afterno;: and left for house. IViM fishing Is jp:cd. Ban: 3 n"a ones have bcn csuht in tha ttcCx near town. Judge John Baker, of Vineennes, was here attending court last week. - JudgeM. S. Mavity and Wllt'II. Martin are attending court at Shoals this week. J a airs M. Baker, of Northeast, was in town yesterday, circulating among his friends. Geo. W. Kins, Dr. Win. B. Gilliat snd :. ex-Trustee Wtynick, of Gricntltld, called on u ye-terdiy. Win. II. Ddugherty was in town last vcf k. Hannibal is making vigorous fight for the Sheriffalty. Mrs. Win. K, Andrew returned yvstrdy from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Huff, at BloomVirgil Moon, Iq., a prominent candidate for Sheriff, from SnathCast township, was in tewn -last week. Mr. and Mr-. Elisha B rax tan and Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Braxtan nro visiting at Louisville this week. Frank Woodford and his sister, Mi- Etta, of Mitchell, who were visiting' here last we 'k returned home Monday. Sirs. Jane Underwood, who resides about time miles outhwet of town, has hern dangerously ill for a few days past. Trustee Win. IS. Coin well, of French Lick, called on us yesterday. Baal was re-elected Monday as hi? own successor. Quite a number of tho leading citizens! and busings men of Orlentis and viHnity,.were in attendance at emi rt last week. Dr. T. P. Carter, of Oranj;eviIe one of Ornnje county's leading and best physicians and citizens, was in town Saturday. John Downs dir.. I at tha residence cf 1.1 father-in-law, Joseph Morris, near this placa last San. day, with consumption. In .the I.:. j-.Ic'j: divcrre c.:?, from O.-'.c., !a T: :? .va r fused to put v - .;r.J r tl . .H;L:,a God had ji L"i ,1 tt.-:t!.:r, James V. Pro Is r.o r I . : : " ' J" H n political fjltt. II 2 ii l:-"..!. j an active casiYJ.u in thsrrcs fur the nomination for C".. rl .. There were prerpects cf a lively scri!iGtns:s" on the public square Saturday Rftcrr.c-aa. There were no fijhta, however, and vre are short some i'eina, The person that tool: dictionary from tchqol hmita No. 2, French Lick towcildp, had belter return it or he will be prosecuted, aa he 1-i known. . An I;:.r:r.t c':i! J cf Mr. J. L. Numorr.Ir frr tl ? t . :U t f a d. of r Itv, v iven it 1 1, r l j -h n:I v t.-Vc 1 to ; : . t - - Rt t: . . ir-t. I; :.l - rr r.;t T-y 1" ; . I " .I - f 1 ' -1 r t :i r

3!fii I :ic( y, cf l-atr.- rrscretk, car.Hdita fr Trczrar, WK3 in t.j,-a !, t llf. l'cCoy las a h t t f frlrcjdi trho cro warmly r.rji;: 1 c'.-i:::? fjr th cornir.3i.tio3.

Ktsry .n::Jf Drj., cf Orlfkn, candidate far Trraurcr, wrs la town yesterday. llr. Used is making " a .1 c;avr.j and will rcke a f.iiT.i'.Jlibla show in s in th3 c&avcr.ti :u E?e tha communication cf "Ben D.ivbM In 'STiOtlitT colnran. Mr. Davis Is the 2ewton Slearsrt corregponJcnt of the Orleans Journal and speaks the sentiments ol all intelligent citizens. We publish elsewhere two cam. munications relative to the" candidacy of Earautl A. Davis, osr present ShetiST. llr. Davis has made an excellent ofUcsr . and Is daily gaining fric't'is. Win. C. Wir.standly, of Bedford, and Dennis MeMahan, of Salem, two prominent and Well known gentlemen, Tfert in attendance at court last week as experts da the case of Pickens vs. Ilife. Bev. W. W. Webb wa3 caught on the jury last week and was one of the chosen twelve who tried the Pick ens-Rife case. The Reverend gentleman now 4knovs how It is himself to be talked to. . Mr. E,' O. Wilson, of- 2wton Stewart, -has - been commlssioaed and qualified as a notary public. Parties desldny his services' will find him at all limes ready, willing and prompt to attend. to their wants, t I The ease of Parks vs. Allen & McDonald, from Greenfield township, an action to recover real es tate, tried before Judge Pearson last week, was not decided, the decision being held over until next term. The race for th nomination for Clrk will li a walk over so far as Mr. John R. Simpson is con cex lied. IT has Riade an esctllua officer, the people know it and will testify' their appreciation of that fact next Tuesday and Wednesday. The election Monday proved that Democrats will vote for Republicans, but that' mighty few Republicans will vote for Dimocrats. Democrats will do well to, nd .no doubt will, remember ttds in the future. The time for paying your Erst Installment of taxes will expire one week from next Maud ay. If one-half ef your taxes are not paid on or before tl.:;. d'. 2 the entire tax will fca returr.rd s.i delinquent, and you wilt have to pay the penalty. , 1 - ' Blisha Braxtan is the owner of no of the . most handsome and beautifully colored horses we have ever aceu. It is of Arabian stock and was purchased' by him from a party near 'Fredericksburg,,. Go and see It for yourself wo can't describe it. Thomas Dixon, one of French Lick township's best citizens, died Saturday morning with pneumonia. Mr. Dlxca was sixty-three years of ge,. and was. mi honest, Industrious man, whose loss will be deeply felt. His remains were interred at Beech Grove Sunday. The Republican has always been to prompt to' peak of our Democratic conventions as 'slimly attended a fTjurs," c,i..i wL.-a till attended, that we r.'.rslt ;:"t anxiety its report of the lare, cut!.u: " ,t ; : r ; ' ., I'. ublican, ir.iij. c. ;iv...:i..i of L'-turdy. Wo puttlc-li h;-:hcr a card from our fellow townsman, Capt. JmesF. Stuck-er, la relation. t his c-n-idcy ci Joint F.eprciratativc. C.yt;Ia Str'.:erij c:j2 cf cur t;:t citli::ii, j c, .jiojs a scun l, u.:cri:r.lratmg r$r.Jt is it':. -:::t a .1 .1 c : ECU ai i V5. Su ds..j a-. JtJ y;.j ytiii.t3 tl..:hl I 3 r : ; 1 r- I r-t ir. '.-.'z In thJr r-t:g 1 x;LIj tar..:ir - I '. n C? ?v : ! a. crtj.l:;:.3 . 1..,: : r ? 1 ...z ly are tov : t;:r." ; t!. ; 1 t : . ' 1 to a (r: 3 )v. Ve y ""I r".r t j - ' - - a . r - : , 3 1 t L j 1 r.' ' t r. .... v.. c

A c. .-icf c.-Iucrabla lm; orti a::cj v.-.u tri" I drir,t!i3 rctr twrni cf t.,i;rt. Jta:j W. j-r.l Jacob If. Ficlcr.s u' d Br. Jcni

i-r.I dilturi, whhli they clilniii was rivsn to coinr-rotnisa a thfwf. en ed !and sr salt. Dr. mta denied t.iat ha hd ever executed tlid cote. A iarre d amber of rltn. es were summoned on both sldds to prove handwriting, chsracUF; ic. The case. was called for trial List Friday before a jury composed of the following gentlemen: Ldke B. Cogswell, W. W. Webb. Wrh: F. Osborn, Hugh Sheeks, Iledry CrltchSdd, Eleazor Pierce, A. T. uicsey, Joseph y. Fitts, W. V Weathtw, Jease M. Ganders, John II. Parka and Wra. Iladelson. The trial was concluded and the jury retired at 5 o'clock Monday eveniag and remained out until 21 o'clock p. m. yesterday when they reported 10 the court that they were unable to agree and were" discharged. The plaintiffs were represented by Judge M. S. Mavity and Judg John Baker, while the defendants were represented by Farrell & Noblitt, and Buskirfe & Megenity. A respectable number of veryrespectable Republicans met at the court house Saturday for the purpose of appointing delegates to the various conventions to be held. The convention was presided over by Gen. Win. T. Spicely with his usual ability and promptness. For the benefit of our numerous Republican patrons we publish elsewhere the procte'.iLlgs of the con ventlon, not withstanding it was oaly ordered by the convention that they be published ia the Republican an oversight that the gentlemanly Secretaries remedied by Inserting the name of the other county papers. Politically the Trustees elected Monday remain as bafore, there being five Democrats and five Republicans, leaving the balance of power upon all votes by thm with the Auditor. lie being a Democrat insures the election of a Democratic Superintendent as the successot of Mr. Noblitt. In Democratic townships the vote was light, while in Republican townships nearly thir entire forces were marshalled at the polls. Democrats wUl do well to shake off their apathy if they desire to retain the powtr that justly belongs to them. Throop's majority fur Trustee in Monday's election was 110, which is about the actual Republican majority in the township, Harrison's majority for Governor iu 1876 being 113. Mr. Throop received the votes of quite a number of Democrats, some of whom had participated in the convention that nominated Mr. McCracken and were in honor bound to support him. Had the Democrats voted solidly for Mr. McCracken his opponent's majority would not have exceeded 50. Some of them will perhaps wish they had. Judge A. J. Simpson having received nearly the unanimous vote of both parties Monday is now 01: of the Justices of Paoli township, or, we might more properly say, tha chief justice of Indiana. Judge Simpson has passed, his four score years, but is to-day hale and hearty and his Intellect seems as bright and vigorous as it did years ago when h battled at the bar with such legAl giants as Dewey, Thornton, Collins and others we might name. Judge Simpson has been ia active practice here far more than forty years. Robert W. Gray die-1 at Orleans Sunday, tf inflammation cf the bruin, i:..;r an i!lnc3 cf several wet Dtccatcd xz.i about Z"j jcnil cf tga and was highly esteem! 1 by hi j acquaintance 3. The funtrxl cere.-' " ..1 j took p I.'.ce at 2 o'clock V ly ,flcraoc.i and were - ..cd by t." 3 Indtx-'d-er.t C. ; ! Odd Ftllav;.-, c t ; l.'.zh crdzi L- v 4 a m::ul :r. A eT.'Ir -;"ieat 1 . 1, r.t.t c 1 cf cur I :-, . I. i L a cf .--- ' tl5 - - tl, .' , . . . . i t w b . , . - cr. if Lj I I.,, t Ir-1 j Ii. p., "s.y I: , '..Is qzz'J."j ull n-y l'ri'rr 1 1 ttrr.tla L. tl'i I " " j J c f the j ly, Lat 1 ' - . f t - , f - k c - ' C"f 1. Lc.. l.; i rf;.-M lit f.i;i t! i 1 3 I ' t . ' cj:::t j.-.i ci : : t. : ' cf r . 1 1 a i I" .'.I .' ' - i - j - ' J - i .,

to a jury. ' The t.bg:sl a. and b. was fu:nmitted ia w Supping one bf his pupils. .Nicholson has ap-

pi.ii'r-'i the cae. m T'? fr ... fe. . Trains pass Orleans es fallows; F re 1 z h 1 1 r a I n , go! n ,3 n a r t h , Z 0 . r.i Mali 11:43 " Freight M neath, 1: p;m Mall " Z:15 All trains run daily except Canday. JnO. D. CAUTEISrAg't. WiirnuLs: Tha hard timsa have made money 'very scarce, and many of our farmers are very scares of the article which to love is the root of all evil. In deep sympathy we proclaim that ear stock of goods was never larger, and prices never lower, and we will continue with tb.es low prires until all the sons and daughter cf men are supplied with goods. We will not sell you goods mt cost, but if any man cuts lower he can not ' make any money. . We have just received the largest stock cf goods ever opeaed ia Orange county, and guarantee and protect yed in prices. We have a general and well selected stock. We want to buy all your wool, far which we will pay' the highest market price. Come and see us. East side public square, Paoli, Ind. Witness ie., this Sd day of April, 187S. 20 lw Stout & BkcI. X tli Trustees or Orange CeiasitT. You are requested by the Commissioners of Orange county, Indiana, to meet them in special session, at the court house, in the town of Paoll, on Thursday, the 11th day of April, 1878, then and there to make final settlement with said Commissiouers, as is required by section 7, of An Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act to provide for a general system of Common Schools, &c." David F. Stuckkr, 28 Auditor Orange County. Ben. Stmson, Esq., has a lot of Gnow Flake potatoes for sale. Call early if you want some ef them. 25tf The largest and best stock of ready-made clothing ever opened in Orange county Just received at Campbell's Lick Creek Cash Store. 23 2w Go to the Fountain Head for Dry Goods and Notions, Campbell's Lick Creek Cash Store. ' 23 2w the finest potato that grows, for sale by Btn. Stinson, 25tf New goods are constantly being received at Campbell's. 23 2w Horse collars, trace chains and harness, cheap as the chapest, at Campbell'. 23 2w. tim "m Don't get ahead of Braxtan & Braxtan, at Unionvilie. Just wait till their spring stock conies in. Everything new and nice. Call on them for ood bargains. .23 2w Great He5isctira la Earring 22acSit2aes. Th very jrreat. differenc In th cost of ro. chine bought with cash and thorn isolrt by trareilinc asrpnts has induced me, in the baeac of any ona btnrilinf? them on the cash raienl in thi part of the country, to add Sewing- BLachintat to my present husiaena, knowuvy that I can m.ifca it p neatly to the interest f t,ii wttnti at; to pureha.se. Th ra duetioo is ri-es which I am enabtcd to ir.ak bv bitTinjf ati'i selliajf on the cash plaa in ai'mrs'V fiionf".i mraauntin to about oneliaif tn re-ula.r vrte on ca'.h niahin. Thv t'" ( -j ,w will n :1 fftr ? 5 t!J the. '.n, 5 r i; a.t;a aii c- her rt civin Bixc ' aca fc fm-, it r'-". 1 . rafi-Ki3( an a.i new ami of th 1 1 t d t.f'S. tv ta of tk rrvt I' a.'.'-T li akt . I if -!" I ke- i !i jf aio a f ail )ui of "owttlr and oiuer atiaclnienl for ail kiu cf rai'.. '.'.irt ia una utri country. I et.MHi31r solicit lttctio ef ray ma. chini-a a.- i con., i.n of rri . I ia-sn skno-K t. 9 l-ip-l c t Vi9 L. t pr- tffftci jri fsairt for matvitinr.' PartiM hTtBr polune oit of rtr ru J., thera toroi)..iy rt-f sired br ta ri. rv riiwewi workmaa by leariBj thesn at ti 1 auii lrui t;re. r.OffLEl & BE LUNGES. ro:i,riy l, u;t. i.-r.cr-:c::" -r That Thomas Stilcup, ca the tJ.:t aids cf tLa puths Ei::.re, hr t opened c tit a Cr:i c! ctock cf Fj rally groe?rkr, provi. !.;r.-, cf.nf.rticr. :r.":j . c, c A! " a r.I:3 1L.3 f hat?, c;:p', tc i' rr.i !.o..i. r v. !:Li ill 1 5 ;? r.l th I ,.. t Ilvi: i :lr r.:r: 1 4 i - I .V r- ff I' . 1 T Tff -.-' f" f ,. . . V-.-. - a - V- : ?- -i-a fc '-''' "" s i t" .i yc i dm't L jy r r -1 1 c : t - L " ys.,3 L t;; :rantr J I . V .' : j. :r,:.f. :jc ' , c r . : ; . - :.) t . :'i . - . - , . , i. . .. ...... ..." i-.i.iS 4 .rf i..;.. .i ........ ...... . I- . .r .... I . I ' t ' ; ! "1- . . ,

Improve I f.'.rmin Kansas and Nebraska cheap. For prices and description apply to " Jas. F. CdLbirs.

Organs cf the moat reliable isaka forles-.s tneney than cad ta had anywhere tsUo call at the Facli Drirg store and examine f.:r yourfdf. L. S. Dm7z.&j. Goads ef any kind In my lint can bt bought !o?rsr of tlli than yoa can gst thetn elsewhere. L. S. Bowles. Tha largest stock, te.t goods and lowest prices are the Inducecitnts cfTered at Campbeirs Lick Creek Cash Store. -23 2w If you want a tip top suit cf clathes at rock bed prices go to Campbell's. ' 23 2w Cr:ii!iS sllll Ataead. Braxtan & Braxtan, at their new store in Unionville, are selling Golden Rio CofTae at 25 cents per pound. , All goods sold very cheap far cash. -- - S3 2w : . If you want good goods cheap gt to Campbell's. 23 2w 13 otic. I have been in business here over twelve years, and during all that time have never attempted a class settlement, of . ray books which I acknowledge is very unbusinesslike. I find now in opening a new set of books that I have between four and five hundred accounts rjubslanding, some of which llaVd bedn standing a number of years go idrtg- that doubtless the parties themselves have almost forgotten they haVe an account on my books. I want si S3ttiemnt and whre It is convenient f wUiit the money, if not give me your note and let the books be squared. Yours, Ac, 22tf L. S. Bowles. J. T. Bates will make you boots for the next two weeks at the follawlng low prices: Best French Calf, box toe, quilted fronts, sewed $3 00 Best American Calf, box toe, quilted fronts, sewed....- 7 CD Best French Calf, box toe, quilted fronts, cork soles, sewed... 10 00 Pegged boots $2 less than above prices, except cork soles, which cannot be rna.de pegged. I am obliged to raise money within the next .hree weeks, and if you want the best boots for the least money leave your order at once. Satisfactien guaranteed or no sale. Call on Ben. Stinson for Snow Flake potatoes the best that grows. 25 if Braxtan & Biaxtan, at Unionvllle, want to buy your produce and kcII you some foods. They pay the highest and ssll for the lowest prices. 23 2w Headquarters for boots and shoes, Campbell's. 23 2vr For sash, doors and glasa go to Campbell's. 23 2w To buy an organ cheap, buy of a mnn who buys for cash and sells with the least possible expanse. You see the point. L. S. Bswi.es. All persons indebted to the lata firm cf Andrew & Son will be required to make prompt settlement. The law requires the surviving partner to settle up the business of tha firm at as early a dy as practlcabls. If you are indebted to them, call &t cr.co er. J. M. Andrew, surviving partner, and settle with him. Easiness Is busineift and ha is compelled to require it of you. lotf i j . . .g1i k . u 1 mm i. . . 4 mm w COSEICTIO WESSLT Mt BTTXDT a WP.JTr April 3, la"i. Applet f3rs?en pr bti-....$ l Apples lri -I j r bat 1 C3 Etcon i ",t -- 3l2f 5 Butter r-err- 1 54 p Csna per bss 1 Cl 5-3 CcT'S " ..................... 22 55 Cbees per 13 Crackers per H 13 Coiil Oil prpl - 25 CLkleni rr cai 1 ZQ,2 Corn f'-er bnt - I - -g j er dc.-- li li; kmh r r kst.-. .... !!sc'.rvl t er kit 1 "v3 I ; 1 ir bu - - 13 I -,:r prtwt SO Vt . s frn ; t I.......... Ls s diy pr j ..... 1 " O 12 II a l rr -t 4 i Lari, pr lb. .. 3 y o. - r v f -r;' ; i I'iXl l rr iji - i J 0:i ',. r i . ............ ........ STi , : t " " r 1 . s. -. I T" i" f i I. '. ; - r ! - r 1 " I 'c-i J M L." i : ft.: 1 - - v . , . t : ;: ; 11 . j; .... 1 : ... --: ; r I - O ' : r - - - - " " : i ir I 1 p 1 ,-- " it

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PAOLI, ustdivistAI0USE, SIG?, QDLEm PAIIITERS.

Are prtparel todoxny and ail wofk !h illfeir fine' ill first fclass style and at reasonable price's. KALSOMINING, FRESCO FAINTING, GRAIKiG AND PAPER HANGING a specialty. Jan. IS, 1S7S. . . . - isjf

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Carriages meet every train, conveying passengers' 16 French Lick id West Btden Springs ahd all intermediate boints. Drummer

and supplied with "rigs" at all tirries. Paoli, every morning at 8 o'clock, tram. 25-tf LAW C M. g. XtAflTY. X. G. WILSON. MAVITY VILSOFJ, ' ATTOKitEY at Law, Will practico in all thecourti of Ortnjre Mnd adjoining counties. I'arkioulKr atteritlda girn to collection aud probate buHinegn. July 11, 1877. 43-6iri Pcrroll z IToblitt, Attorneys at Lai7, P10LI, IHCXAIIA. Cw"OFFICE North East corner f the public-square. Especial attention rirsn to callcctions and proceedings in Bankruptcy. Jan. 8, 1ST'. 17Til OL? A3 C. OAISAO,Attorney at Lett, liiary FeIHc sal CeHcI States Clib Agen Orleans, Xrnl. Will practice iu all tha Conrts of Ortiigt and adjoining conutiis. Particular attention girea to collections and probate business. Z'.', 6 m y f ik ryyiT y Attorney at Law, .W W WWWW W III Will practice in the courts of Orangn and adjoining counties. Collections and Probate business selicited. Onict in Cole'f baildiaj North side Puhii squ&r. tiskirk C Megemty, ATT0RIJEYS at LAT7 JfcWAJiVf 4 mis. 4jtt 4 NOTARY P1TRLIC IN OFFICE. OSce on sooth sids of the sq iare. TIIHOOP Ci THROOP ATTOEITEYS atLAT7 PfTT "f?"Ttt w"They will practice ia all tlie Courts of Orange . and adjoining eeun ti. Collections prontptly Rttndfd to. Orlee on tha !foTth side of tha pub-lic-rjure. up-tfttrs- 1 .p. 9 m 9 m. w f f1 , i p f V tU4al S ktf i4 U I iW j Gl "I I I 1 B. rf! Ijh, W- -JfW' -o-S'i-Ul practice ia Courtsof tha J Ctxte. I OEce: Nortb-ITaft ccristr cf fuVa 1 s-aar (oj ttair.) fc'Itf. L 1 .A " f t'-t

- - - -1 wwwmi!mimmmmnmn!Mm MAlildX ALDEUSON. 4 ? '-aTHS , with the best the mrket aflcrds, &c, se. HhcIcs will leave Albert House, in nicking connection with northern r ' Vf. II. GRAVES, Prop'r. ANDREW SON, DEALERS Ilf 00! GOODS, liOllOilS, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES; HATS, CAPS, dc, South Hide Public Square, Paoli, Id Tex-iiis Ousli. Jalj SI, 1S73. 1 If. llenangli ci Scully, HSiSE, SIGX A.0OmEE.TAL PAIHES. W would inform the citUeus of Orasg and adjifi ni i! p- counties that we are now prepared to do all kinds of Hoiiho I'ainiiiivr; nlso Fresro l'aintinsr, Uraininjr and l'aporliatjrinj in tho higrheM; stvle of thwart. H . would also inform ihn public that we havp jxit up a food hop, whera w are prepared to da all iodsef Carriage and Wajoa raiatiug. t2ALBERT HOUSE PAOLI, IND. This splendid 4 story goUue Hotel ii situated on the South side of the i'ublis Square. A commodious Feed Stabla in connection -with tha House capable of accommodating 120 horses J O II X C. A 1LB E II T, IroprIef r Jalr.31, 1872 GROCERY STORE 1 CD. IE5 O Would rrper.tfaUT inff tft ptihlic tlmt h oa fcand a l.rg'e stock GLASS AND V1XDOW SAHII, CIS A MS, 7 Olt A CCO, TEA, COFFEE, fi(j GA ifiV M;tr,lprl n Whit F, r-Oji! t f K ' In. n i i'l ?r'i- '. ! i i f ar i m a i -xMlb 1.1 i iM,1'klt tr'k t.'th-r. I f -r t r r - II Hi 1 J f f Ml f., "IT,, r . ara itnil t -lt mtt-i rsamiae i.it ntnek rvf "t if1. "ltt""'iV. - "" f T!" "S jP-Hj - ll H B3t awa W Ji' tal t. j;.. -. - g i r :

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