Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 August 1879 — Page 2

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DLMOCRACY.

The State Convention at Baltimore Pass some Ringing Resolutions.

The Convention at Cincinnati, Nominations, &e.

Baltimore, August *].— The Detnocfa»ic ttate convention nominated Wm, T. Hamilton, of Wathington county, for governor C.J. M.Gwyn.for attorney general, and Thos. J. Keating, for comptroller Spencer Jones, Montgomery, for clerk of the court of appeals.

THE RESOLUTIONS.

The following are among the resolutions adopted: The obligations.and credit of the'United States and of Maryland cught to be sacredly maintained neither federal or state debt cught to be increased, hut provision ought to be made, as soon as practicable, for funding the debt6ofeach at a lower rate of interest, and for the gradual payment of such debts while they continue to exist: every proper means of legislation bhould be adopted which may be necessary to give effect to these public obligations, and to •cofirm confidence in their complete securty. When the Democratic-Con-servative party regained power in the •Congress of the United Statss, it enforced an economical administration of public affairs, and made the Resumption of specie payment a possible, events it will be its* duty to maintain the advantage thus gained by firmly establishing the credit of the country upon a bahis of •coin exchangeable in all the markets of .the world.

The Democratic-Conservative party -of the country was deprived, by fraud, •of the fruits of its victory in the presidential contcst of

1879.

The reprobation oi

history will fall upon those who committed the crime against the whole people. It is the duty that people, acting in their respective states, to protect themselves and their posterity against a recurrence of the offense, by enacting laws which will afford no future opportunity for Such fraudulent practices.

The Democratic-Conservative party of this state, faithful to the constitution of »he United States, rests

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construc

tion of that instrument upon the express words of the

10th

1791:

amendment, adopted

"The power not delegated to

the Uuited States by the constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states, respectively or to the people." The Republican party, in its conduct of national affairs, has violated this fundamental article. It has provided, by law for federal interference in state elections it has assumed the right to conter on iederal courts, supervisors, marshals and special deputy marshals, the constitutional power of enforcing the ttate laws it has deliberately sanctioned the unconstitutional use of troops of the United Stales at the polls in the several states. These are measures of centralization which show a determined purpose to change the organic character of the government bequeathed to us by our fathers, and tuch measures ought to be resUted bv tvery constitutional means within our power.

We return our hearty [thanks to the members of the Democratic-Conserva-tive party in Congreef, fcrjtheir endeavors to secure impartail trails by jury in federal courts, by the abolition of the test oaths, and for the manly steadfastness with which they resisttd Republicans encroachments upon the limitations imposed by the coi.dilution of the United States.

The Democratic-Conservative party of Maryland, having no other purpose to fulfil except to tecure the good government of this Hate, and to aid in the reform of the administration of federal affairs, expect all citizens of this state, who share its opinions, to unite cordially with it in tl.e attainment of these great oljects. lie resolutions alro call for reduced state taxation abolition, also, of unnec etsa-v. ofti:ers, reduction of salaries and fees, free and pure chctioi.s, and registration laws.

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CINCINNATI DEMOCRACY. Cincinnati, O., August

7.—At

a late

hour this forenoon 'he Democratic convention was culled to order in Music hail, bv Nelson Sa\ ler th&irman of the extcutive commiitee. The number tf delegates present w«\s

U77

The rales and

regulations privi.nisi. prepared by the committee were adopted by the convention. Hon. G«orie Pendleton, the president, adt'resstd II.e convention at some ler gfh, touching upon the t-upervisor law, tin.- finance*-, etc., aid was frequently irtfirupU.d by ui ronrious applause A Ict'er troni (Jei er. Rice was read. r,j Ti convention then adopted a 'platform endorsing the prccl.in a'.ion of the state

Democratic convention, denouncing, the fcuperviior law and threatening applying a corruption fund in the coming election.

Nominations for the senate were then declared in

Older.

Heiman Jackman is

the onlv one nominated at this hour. Cincinnati, August

7.-

The following

are the nominations of the Democratic county convention up to 11:30?. m: Senators—J. P. Carberry, H. Lackman, ,.1 Howard Doughlas. Representatives—C.

N. Dannehower, A. R. Vanmartels, Philip Turpin, J. ]. Sullivan, Samuel Blair, Jno. Hagtrty, Andrew McMicker, Wm. Lusty, jr., *S. C. Breckenridge, County Clerk—L. G. Bernard County Recorder—Michael S. Paeth Treasurer —Dr. C. C. Miller.

is gratifying to note the evidence bf returning good times. Karmers and merchants are feeling jubilant, and a heavy fall trade is anticipated. New

goods are arriving dailpr, and we note 10 particularly the large display of carpets, wall-papers, oil cloths, etc., that are be* i. ing delivered at Ryce & Walmsley's

Carpet Hall. Then stock is immense, well assorted and fully up with the times in every particular.

Tub board of health reports iSa deaths for July.

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increase of sixty-four over the

death list during June.—[Indianapolis

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LORD* BYRON'S WIFE AND sister. 1

LETTERS THAT SEEM TO EXPLODE MRS.

J"| STdWE'S

fCANDAL.

From the London News, July iS. The new number of the Academy contains a series of very interesting and valuable letters from the late Lady Byron to Mrs. Leigh, her husband's sister. They form part of the papers of Mrs. Leigh which have lately been purchased for the British Museum, and have been communicated to the Academy by Mr. E. Maunde Thompson. The letters were written at various periods, beginning on January

16, 1816,

mother's death. All these letters testify to the constant esteem and affection which Lady Byron entertained toward her sister-in-law. The expressions of affection they contain entirely discountenance the idea that the charges brought against Mrs. Leigh after Lady Byron's death, and said to rest on her direct personal testimony, had anv foundation in fact. Writing only ten days after she had left her husband, Lady Byron addresses Mrs. Leigh as

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to have taken place between ibein at Reigate in the presence of the late Rev. Frederick Robertson, but it did not happen, and some months later, when Mr*. Leigh was in her last illness, Lady Bryon wiote to her daughter: Whisper to her for me the words, 'dearest Augusta.' I can't think they would hurt her and added a postscript that she was at Esther till Wednesday, and if was she wanted they were not to hesitate to send for her. The whole of this interesting correspondence, which throws new light on the relations of Lady Byron to her sister-in-law in the years after the separation from her husband, is entirely inconsistent with the theory Mrs. Stowe has promulgated as the cause of that separation. Every reader of the letters will agree with Mr. Thompson that if the words had any meaning "they dispose of the whole calumny and banish it into the regions of after thought."

New Advertisements

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THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY.

BL0UMINGT0N, Monroe Co., Ind.

Three Collegiate Courses

—'{'be Course in Ancient Classics. 2.— The Course in Modern classics. 3.—The Course la General Science.

Also, a Preparatory Course.

The Fall Term begins with the opening of tliciVllexe Year, Thursday mornintr, September^ ISTtf. (Students to bo examined should present themselves two diya earlier. Tu'tlon Fiee. ConUugeut Fee, *3 per Term. Library Foe rcqulrrd air,'50 uei t«. Fees must be pail strictly inadvauce.

Women admitted to all course on same con'litions as Men. For Catalogues, and otter Information, address

LEMUEL MOSS, President. ROBERTO. FOSTER, Secretary.

Mc. ALISTER'S

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This remarkeMo "Ointment roBtain's no Mer urial or other Mir.erai stiusw*nce, and nothing can be found In its composition ihatcau injure the-tender infant or unduly »ffm the sgedor inflrm. Being a Vegetable Preparation the ALL HEALINV OINTMENT will never injure you, but can be used with impunity by ALL. Its healing powers are wonderful, and the reputatioh It has acquired during the past 8 years gu.aks volume* of praise for its merits. 'IHIS OINTMENT- HAS XHU POWEK TO CAUSE ALL EX*

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Aa a remedy tor® It Frice S5 cent it is a Specific.! 1 tl box. Sold by all Druggists, or matieu free on receipt ei25c. br HALL* RtTPSKL. Druggists, 818 Greenwich Street. New York.

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the day after Lady

Byron left her husband's house, and ending in

1851,

just before Mrs. Leigh's

fatal illness. There are also two letters to Mrs. Leigh's daughters, the last of which was written in July,

1852,

after her

NOTICE

dearest Augusta," and

concludes by saying, "Feelings must not now be indulged, but whenever I feel at all, it will be as kindly as you could. Independently of malday, I do not think of the past with any spirit of resentment, and scarcely with the sense of injury. God bless him.'' There was at a later ceaiod a serious dispute between Lady Byron and her sister-in-law but it arose on the appointment of a trustee under Lady Byron's settlement. Lady By ion appointed Dr. Lushington, to whom Mrh. Leigh objected. The rupture of their intimacy of twenty years clearly arose out of this quarrel. In

1851

Please write for large Ii I titrated Cuta-

DEAR SIR.

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nl II lino and OKftiNS. $1,100 PIMNlJoPiancsoTilv $222.5o 5370 Or••^^M^gans

onl'W-25

?S25 Organs

oin^M3!7l!™Tnjmendoua Reduction during the Midsummer months. Haying been ELECTED MAYOR of my city and entrusted with It* bonds should be sufficiant proof of my responsibility. Latest circulars and Illustrated Ne ffspapor free. Address

NIEli F. BcATTf, Washington, N. J.

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

"The Saratoga of the West."

GRAND HAVENS, MIG^

The eooiesft and most popular resort in th entire Northwest.

E E O S E is the finest botel in the State, and is firstclass in every respect. Improved passenger elevator and all modern conveniences. Transientratei $3.00 an«t$2.50 per day and by the week, $10.to to $17.50. The L'. tt. Signal Service RivesGraod Haven a record of from 10

15 degrees lower daring the sum

mer thin any other Western resort. Good fishing from May r« October plenty of minnows, tackle, etc. Good floating and plenty of amusements. Serf bathinjr in Lake Michigan. 3heldon's celebrated Magnetic Mineral Springs opposite the Cutler House

D. CUTLER, T. F. PICKERING, Owner anr Prop. Manager. JO£. E.

SPIRES Assistant Manager.

TO CONTR ICTORS.

City Engineer's Office* Tarre Haute, Aug. 8th, 1879.)

Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the city of Terre Ifaate, at their next regular meeting, Tuesday even ing, August 19th, 1870, for building a sewer fron the Wabash river, through Main street, to Eighth street, including the necessary man Boles. ctvt h-bastns, connections, &c.. in accordance with plans and specifications for the same, on file it this office.

Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids to bo accompanied with a bond signed by vo dls-intereatod sureties.

Envelopes contaiaing the bids to have the bidder's name endorsed thereon. By order ol Common 'ouncil. 4 GEO. H.8IMPSON,

TheAlso, Fall Term

City Engineer.

IHE INDIANA UNIVERSITY.H,) •••. Bloomington, Monroe Co.. Indiana. Il THREE COLLEGIATE COURSES 1.—The Course in Ancient Classics. 2.-The Course in Modern Classics. 3.—The Course in General Science. a Preparatory Course.

begins with the opening

of the College Year, Thursday morning, September 5,1879. Students to be examined sh )uId present themselves twe day earlier.

Tuition Fbek.

a meeting was

Contingent Fee, $3 per

Term. Library Foe required of all, cO cents. Fees muBt be paid strictly in advance.

Women

A rmitted to all courses on same

conditions an Men. For atalogues, and other In formation, address LalMCEL MOSS i*resldent. Robert C. Foater. Secretary.

July 29, 1879.

Bowel Complaints

CURED BY

PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER!

For thirty-nine yeais

-*v3*vrhat had no equal in cur-AO sw ing eases of CHOLERA, CHOLERV MORBUS, DIARRHOEA, and all BOWEL COMPLAINTS. During the summer months every household should have a bottle near at hand for immediate use. Price—25c, 50c, and $1 per bottle. Sold ererywhsre.

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School year begins Sept. 10th, 1879. 1-' X? A thoroughly organized School of the First Grade. Twenty-one experienced and abl Teachers. Unusual facilities lor the study of Music, Art and the Science. Special atte&tton given to the English .-tudlou. Ample Boarding accommodations. Tarms reasonable. For particulars, address

MRS. A.E. BATES, Principal.

4 GENT| WANTED

in every County. Reliable, iutelligent Buslncsi men can clear $1,000 to 11 |3,000 yearly, iu the New Agency. Enii* tirelv new ani desirable—pleasant and permanent. Can be carried on in connection with a store, shop or mill, or by any good agent.

Suitable for every county in the United

9Addrei8,

,,, «*.CHAPMAN, 70 West St. Madison, Ind.

iVIDEND NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the trustees of the Tetre Haute Savings bank have this day declared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, on all sums of two dollars and upwards which shall have been on deposit tor a!x months next preceding, and a proportionate rata on lika Eums that have been on deposit for three months, payable t4 depositors en an4 nfter July 25tn, 1879. All dividends not ''rawn out will bo credited in account and draw interest from July 1st.

JSTO.8. BKACH, Sect'y.

Terrr Haute, July 1st, 1879.

Miss Armstrong's

Mt. Auburn School

For Young Ladies and Misses

HE-OPENS SEPT. 24, 18 79. FOR CIRCULARS, ADDRESS 'i

mm ab^IIOW.

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The Twenty-sixth year begins September G. This college has admirable buildings and grounds,—high, healthy, and beautiful, the professors and Vaohers are, «monft ^he

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The 36th year will commence Novembe,, 8rd, 1879. Board, Tuition, Fuel and .lights 1170 per annum. Send for catalogue to

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MISS

Principal.

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Begins Its 48th year September 16th. Has preparatory, Collegiate, Normal, Mnsicand Painting Departments. Teaches German, French, and Greek. Kverything first-class, and terms low. Address—

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A«thorlzed by the Commonwealth of Ky

Popular Drawing of the

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The drawing will be supervised by men of undoubted character and standing, and ticket-holders, agents and clubs are respectfully requested to send on representatives with proper credentials to examine into the drawing.

A New Era in the History of Lotteries. ,v

Every ticket haider can be his own supervisor eall out his number and see it plaoed in the wheel.

The management call attention to the grand opportunity presented of obtaining for only 83, any of Y" *•, if f,t*'

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All appllca ion for club rates should be made to the home office. Remit by PestOfflce Money Order, registered letter, Dante draft, or express. Full l'st of drawing published in Louisville CourierJournal ana New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-holders. For tickets and information tddress COMMONWEALTH DI8 rtllBUTIOS CO., or T. J. COMMERFORD, Sec'y, Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky.

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Full particulars in onr pamphlet, which we des're to send free by mail to every one. B£^**The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per package, or six packages fur $5, or will be aent free by mall «n r^cei,it of the money by addressing

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180

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A N

Undertaker and'proprletor of

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RUPTURE

DR. J. A. SHERMAN, is now at his brancb office, 6 South Fifth Street, St. Louis, Mo., where His patients and those wishing his treatment may consult him till

July

1st. H•» book with photo

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$2.00—Outfit: free

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I 1

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Call and see him.

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our Sterling Chemical Wicks— Sever needs trimming. No smoke or smell—10 cents each, 3, for 2i

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$10 to$1000

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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

THS

In the City ol Louisville, odmnksw

Saturday, ^August 30st, 1879.

NICHOLS, SHEPARDI CO

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Threshing Expenses (and often

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!ms

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The toilet articles trade from pore Vaseline— such as POMADE. COLD CHEAM, OAMPHOB I0E, and TOILET SOAPS—are superior to aay similar ones.

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BEFORE BUYING OR RENTING A

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Cikculaks

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Catalogus

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$54. $66, $78, $84, $90, $09, $105, $103, $114, $190, and upwards), and much information. Sent /re*. MASON HAMLIN ORGAN COBoston, New York or Chicago.

Oar iraparbly IUnstratwI Oatilarne of Band and Orchestral Outiita, containing of the most elegant instrument* ianaa, and a variety of information invaluable to ronmdansjnaOed free br LYON HitALY. lea St*/-

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Fromp. cad certain relief for all female Weakness, Menstraal Deraatements and I Trey, slanliei, by !)r. Olin'i Ctw* bra ted Female Pills. Prepare*

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'Cbe Kentucky State Lottery is drawn in pursuance of an a"t Gen~: eral Assembly of thevtateof Kentucky

F«r tbe Benefit of

Educational Institutions,

THE

Next Drawing Takes Flacej

August 16, 1879.'

The Three First Capital Prizes:

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$ is uf

$8,090

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$15,000 FOR $i

FOff $i

6 $5,000 FOB $i

FULL 9C1IEME:

*,1 Prize of J15.000 is »15,000* Prlzoo' 8,0fO .... 8,000» 1 Prize of 5,00) is 5,000

SPrizcsof 2,600 are 6.000 2 Prizes of 1.000 are..._ 8,000 10 Prizes of fioo are S,0 0 rOPrizpsof 100 are B.COOss 100 Prizes so aro 5.000 200 Prizes ^Snrw 5 000 500 Prizes 10 are 5,000 1,C00 Priz?.«of 5 are..... .v. *.000* 27 Aproxim ttiou Prim am'ting to 2.945

185)1 Prizes amounting to... 107,925

Tickets^ ^1.

,1 Jcirib rates, upon appllcntlon. t, AiMress all onlersto our WYstorn gouts. 1TIOK1ITS

Covi Mfffon. Ky.

Or to our General Eastern Agents WILLUnW 4 t'O.

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Mstof/lrawings ptilillcheil In the New Yora Herald, Sun. Sta& -h 75-ltnnir, Philadelphia Record, Philtidelpi.ia Jjunilav Dispatch. a»'l Louisville Commercial. All out-of-town ti"Ket hnlilcra are mailed :i copy of the ofll.ilal list as soon as re»Hlvel.

The next following drawing August 90th, is??.

Wanted Ht God, Heliahle Agenls in Eve'

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An Agreeable

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This wsli-kniwa prepnmtlen is bliblv iwernitnended fr

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HEADACHE, SilkneM 01 the Summit, H»art-

born, and all complain'! arking from Actilry. D'liou. anl Maltrial rsTcrs. It eoois the bioolami r«(t|jsU)s the Dowel', Ills favorite mddlciue tor ihlliir.u, and 'it acidity and tweet taste niakeeitrnoliot and refre.hlns'. Pv nptnSos. ho'tlet.

Prepared ,j A. HOOERS' Cb«tnu«, N. Y. gnperlor to Mineral Waters, Seidlitz Powders, (k* ii For Sale by all Druggis'.s.

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208 So-.th Clark Street, C'hlcaro, (20 rears' ex.

Sjrphllie,

DM. C. BIGELOW, WTho bis b-wn tenser en neat of all SKXl'AL and

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lt» aa Rtna. Splendid foe boys ta ts, niteons, etc. rriee, with I metal•fSriaM Arrow*, TargeU aod Hi Olobe llfbt, delivered free ot ham anywhere itaeipt of-h 11.00. Six flu) to one dub

MM Over 1,000 letters etc., eomtoendlar tbe can 6it

8ead aieo'five cents In stamp* for 'The Maderatalnlnc all the rale* of

ttos from the beet Ankti* la Anertaa,

rale* of Archery, valuable laitraoAlio lot

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FANCY DYEING.

Dress Shawl^ Silka and CJothiag dyedia ieairablv colors Crape eil* Dved.

DRY GLEANING.

Vremti

in all fabric* cleaned without ripping ot

ignoring the trimming. Tbe moat elaborate party 11 theatrical tiroes** are tliti» eieg&ntly cleaned. W*M. It.

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Breech-Loading Shot Gun*, $20 to f3M. Double Shot Quaa, i8 to fl.W. Kindle Guni, S3 to (20. Rifles, |S to pi. Revolverg. $1 to f25. Send stamp for Price Ltet.

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Keaa is Ow only pttytieiaa in tbe city srho warrants

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