11KAI.TII HINTS.
Warm bread "packs' the stomach
iJo n t eat u.
Warmth, abstinence aoJ re poce are
mree excellent medicines.
In sleeping don't "curl" the body
Sleep as straight as possible Aroid
Inch pillows.
Never sit or sleep with cold feet.
A mixed diet of animal and vegeta
1)1 e food is tho best; the vegetable
portion should predominate.
Regularity of the time in eating has
much to do with the preservation of
health. Don't cat late suppers.
Water standing for some time in
room becomes impure, by absording
Doxiom vapors Ironi the air.
All sleeping rooms should bo thor
oughly ventilated. The bedding should
be often changed and kept well aired.
"Hay lever may be instantly re
lieved by bathing the nostrils and
closed eyelids with spirits of camphor
and warm water.
Whoever eats "heavy" pie crust or
"soggy bread commits a crtrae
agaiust his physical well being and
must pay the penalty.
Thoroughly cleanse the cellar. Ven
tilate it from without, Bummer and
winter. Suffer no decayed vegetables
to remain in it.
Colds are often taught by standing
in an open hall or doorway during
cold weather. The transition of the
cold and warm' currents causes the
trouble.
Wet or damp clothes should be in
stantly removed. "Why?" "Because
they rapidly chill the surface of the
body, the heat being carried oil! by
evaporation. .
Workmen on a new Virginia rail
road, about a mile from Weldon, to
ward Garrysburg, have dug flora the
river's bank a vast heap of skeletons,
packed closely together, tier on tier,
and, intermingled with the human
hones, a lot of sharp stone arrows,
rude mortars, and pipe-bowls. The
skulls were nearly an inch in thickness,
the teeth were as large as those of a
horse, and filed sharp like those of can
nibals, and the leg-bones indicated
that the stature of those remnants of
a "lofet aud forgotten race" must have
been as great as eight or nine feet
There is a lady at Benton, Michigan,
who subscribed for a Detroit paper in
1835, and has been taking it regularly
ever since. The result is, she is now
seventy years, old, and is in good
health. It is astonishing how long a
person will live who subscribes regu
larly and pays promptly for a good
newspaper. If the doctors would pro
scribe fewer pills and more paper, the
world would be much healthier than
it is. ,
Mocking birds can imitate human
action as well as human voices, it
seems. A Macon (Ga.) paper says
that two pets of this stripe got jealous
of each other aud undertook to fight
it out io desperate fashion. One of
them, gettiug enough of it, sang out,
"Quit, quit," and followed this up by
crying, "Police, police." And, oddly
enough, there was a policeman within
hearing, who came up and stopped the
fight.
The offer of the Methodist Church,
North, to merge with tho Methodist
. Church South, has been virtually re
jected by the latter body. Tho rea
sons which led to the divorce in 1844
still exist to some extent, and, although
both bodies wish to cultivate harmoni
ous action and fraternal fooling, the
Church South thinks it can better per
form its mission by maintaining a sep
arate organization.
A little fellow five or six yeair old
who had been wearing undershirts
much to small for him, was one day,
after having been washed, put into a
garment as much too large as the oth
ers had been too small. Our six year
old shrugged his shoulders, shook him
self, walked around, and finally burst
out with, "Ma I do feel awful lonesome
ia this shirt."
A marvelous century a hundred
years ago there were no raihoads,
steamboats, telegraph Hues, gas-burners,
sewing machines, photographs,
friction matches, revolvers, percussion
caps, india-rubber shoes, and above
all, no free schools.
Do you call that a veal cutlet,
waiter?" said an old gentleman din
ing at a restaurant. "Why it's an in
sult to every true calf in the country."
"Well sir, I didn't mean to insult
you," returned the waiter.
Crematory age "O, ma! ma ! John
ny's got the urn and is spilling pa's
ashes over the floor!" "O, what a
naughty Johnny! Get the feather
duster, and sweep your poor father
right up!"
"Digby, will you take some of this
butter?" "Thank you, ma'am, I be
long to the temperance society can't
take anything strong," replied Digby.
"I say, said a rough cuss to a fop
with cousnicuous bow Ws. "I mv
. don't you have to have your pauts cut
wiin a circular sawr
"Boiled eprrs" is tho nnma .dnnlnd
by the new Danbury baseball club to
uf,.:c. I : :i
'fc"'ijr uuw iujHjh3iuie it is io Deal
them.
"Letting off sleep," is a little boj's
definition of snoring.
The hymn for the Centcuuial Old
1 tundred.
JOB WORK
DONE AT 'HIE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At the loweet cath price, neatly, prompt
ly, and in ttyle equal to that of any
other establishment in the District.
BUSINESS CARDS,
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARDS.,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
. INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
MOXTIIIiY STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS
DODGERS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, &e.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry V Pitts
burgh R. R.
OX ANO AFTER Monday, February 2,
lS74,'trlns will run na follow ;
STATIONS. Northw-.nl
No. M No. I
a ni
i'iKsIhiikIi
Southward
W I'pnJunn
Kittnnnitiff
It. H k June
Hrndy Head
Turker
Einlonton
Situ Imi rant
Frank lin
Oil City
7:00
OloopnlH 8:00
I'jiRliillock 8:17
Tionosta !i:0.r
Tidionte Ji);L'H
Irvliieton 11:J
p m am
i.'l'OI -,;'X
4 Ml 8:f.'
4:H H:4:l
5:4.1 in:,tti
6:001 ltl;.Vi
7:0.Vl-:iio
8:IJi
Jen.
Ttouscvllls
Ttttiaville
Corry
Mavville
Buffalo
10:05
11:10
p. m
1:11)
1 ;('!
iwri!
Na. t K
p iii p m
10:n.- :t;iO
8:.'lo l::t)i
7:4.-i 1'':.T.!
(1:20.11:40
fl:nj I
fi:11t Uh.-w:
4:4.s;iO:iol
no. n
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a-.:
3:0 v
S!:lfi!
i;:4!l2:U
:i:MiH:-lM
3:1.11! M;87
4:11 11:2
5:0oJ 7:4.-
UK
S:SO V:M
ft: 10, 11:1.",
7:0o 11:47
8:5.". 0:0.)j
P. ill a, ni
H:ltl
Mi'.'si
7:4.'-;
8.00
7::W
7:u'3
:?)
(!;04
fi:-0
7: '.'8
6: Si
n, ni p. m
Train run U-v rhilailclnhln Time.
. J. LAWJKENCE, jienl Sup't.
PENNS YiVANITcEN
TRAL H.AI JjKO AQ
ON AND AKTEK 11 J.'. 1. Sunduy Mn
I, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave- the
I'nion lepot, corner of Watdilntcn and
Liberty street, na follows:
AHHIVK.
Mail Train, 1.30 a in ; Feat Tiic, 12.12 a
ni ; Well's accommodation No. 1 (ViO a m
Hrinton accoinniodiKion No 1, 7.60 a ni;
Wall' accommodation No 2, 8.5ftn ni jCln
cinnatl oxprcsa 0.20 a in j Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 a m ; Uriel. lock's ac
commodation No I, 7.00 p in : Pittftluirjth
express 1.30 p ni; Tni-ilic express l.flO p in j
Wall'a accommodation No H, 2..H5 p m ;
Homowood accommodation No 1,9.65 pui;
Wall'a accommodation No 4, 5.:0 p in;
Hrinton accommodation No 2, 1.10 p m
Way rassenjrer 10.0 p ni.
DEPART.
Southern express 5.20 a m : Taclfic ex
press 2.44) a m ; Wall's accommodation No
1, 0.30a in ; Mail Train 8.10 a in ; I'.i inton t
npconiinodation 1 ).'20 a in : Ilraddock'a ac
commodation No 1. fi.10 p nit Cincinnati
express 12.:c p m j Wall's accommodation
N 2. 11.51 a m ; Johnstown accommodation
4.05 pm; Ilomowood acconiuicHlatinu No
I, 8.50 p m ; Philadelphia express 3.50 p m;
Wall accommodation No 3.3.05 p in; Wall a
accoinniod.it ion No 4, 41.0.5 p m ; Fast Line
7.40 p in ; Wall's No 5, 1 1.00 p m.
The Church Traina leave Wall's Station
every Sunday nt !'.0. a. m., reaching l'itts-
nurjrn at ui.osa. in. itotiirnimr leave rittn
burirh at li.5(ip. m.. and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2. 10 p. in.
Cincinnati express loaves dailv. Pmith-
ern express daily except Mini lay. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
ror runner lntormation aply to
W. II. RECK WITH, Afrent.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Conmanv
will not assume any "Risk for Raxirage ex
cept for Wearinp Apparel, and limit their
rsponsihility to t)ne Hundroil IhillaivaN
no. All baiigruto exceeding that a ount
in vaiue win ue at mo risK or tun .-nr,
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. UAH.SVJ
Gqnoral Superintendent, Altoons Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
ON AND after Monday Jnno 1. Traina
will run as follows (Philadelphia
Time):
Trains leave Oil Citv for rittslmrjrh at
. .... bhii ci.o.1 m.iii. urriviii
at Pittsburgh at 10:00. 3:10 p. m. and C:10u.
in.
Trains leave Fittahurich for Oil 'Uv at
7:20 a. in.. 1:K) and 8:30 n. m.. arrivinir in
Oil City at 2:3.1 a. ni., 8:15 and 8:05 p. in.
Trains leave Oil Citv for IfulT.vlo at 2:45
p. in. 6:20 p. m, arriving in liutlatlo at
8:55 n. in. 1:1!) o. m.
T.alns leave Buffalo for Oil Citv at R:0
a. in. and 12:25 p. in. arriving at Oil Citv at
2:00 n. ni. and 8:05 p. in.
All trains (,'iven above run through from
rittsburtrh to Uutliilo and return, without
change of cars. Trains run on Philadel
phia time, which is 20 minutes faslr than
PitUburK'h time. The time at Ituli'alo is
L. 8. A M. 8 K'y time which is 28 minutes
slower than Philadelphia time.
un i uy accommodation leavc.i Jiradv a
Rend at 0:44) a. m. arriving hi Oil Citv at
11:30 p.m. Loaves f)il Citv at 5:05 n.' in .
arriviiifr at Riady's R.md lit !':15. p. in.
At lieu liaiiK Junction this road con
with the Eastern Extension which runs to
Rcvuoldsville.
J. J. LA WRENCH,
T.. M. KING, timi'l. Sun t.
Ass't. Sujp't.
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works, architecture, improved larni iuiplu
monts, and every new discoveiy in chom
Istry. A year'B numbers cmtain b.!2 patros
and several hundred ensjravinirs. 'i'iioiis-.
ands of volumes are preserved for binding
and reference. The practical receipts are
well worth ten times the subscription
price. Terms. $3 a year by mail. Kpeci
menta sent free, A new' .volume com
mences January 3, 1874. May be had of
all news dealori.
PATFNTQ obtained :n the best terms.
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All patents are published in tho Hcicnlilic
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NEBRASKAGRIST MILL.
THE GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Lacy
town,) Forest county, has been thor
oughly overhauled and refitted lu first
class order, aud is now running and doing
all kinds of
CUKTOM U It I I I J.
FLOUR,
FEED, v . AND OATS.
Constantly on hand, aud sold at the very
n. W. LEDERUR.
lowest tijfurea,
a-tiiii
NOTICE.
DR. J. N. DOLARD, of Tidloute, has
ret.irnsd.to liis practice after an ab
sence of four months, spent in (he Hospi
tals of New York, where 1 wiil atumd
calls in his profession.
Otrlce ill Eureka Drnj? Store, 3d door
ibova the bank, Tidionte, Pa. 40tf
JJUHKCRinilforthe Foiekt Republican
J R will pay.
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THE VKEKLYs7'N Is too widely
known to require any extenld recom
mendation; but the reasons which have
atrcadv (riven " nlty thousand subscribers
and which will, wo hope, give it many
thousands more, nro brlctly as follows :
It Is a first-rale newspaper. All tho
news of the day will bn found in It, con
doused when unimportant, at full length
when of moment, and always presented
in a clear, Intelligent and interesting man
lier.
It Is a first-rntn familv puper, full of en
terlnlnlnir anil Instructive n-adiiiR of eve
ry kind, but containing nnthinir iliat can
oll'cnd tho moft dcllcato and scrupulous
tnste.
It. Isa flrst-rate. story paper. The best
tales and romances of currwut literature
are carefully selected and lejiiblv printed
in its pages.
It Is a first-rate agricultural paper. The
most froth sod instructive articles on auri
cnltural topics regularly appear in this de
partment. It is an independent political paper, be
londnir to no party and woarimr no collar.
It tights for the election of the best men to
ollico. It especially devotes it energies to
ine exposuie ni ine great corruptions that
now weaken and disgrace our country, and
threaten tn unitcrunne republican Institu
lions altogether. It has no fear of knaves,
and asks no favors from their support. t.
It reports tho fashions for the huiies and
the markets for the men, especially the
cattle-markots, to which it pays particular
aiieimon.
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PITIIOLE VALINE Y K'Y,
O
N AND AFTER Monday, June 6, 1H71.
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
1TATIONS.
Oloo polls,
liennett,
Woods
Prathers Mill
l'ithoie City
No. 2. '
10.5 a in
10.3 "
10.H0 "
10.24 "
ll.OU '
No. 4.
3.: p m
a.is
3.10
J.'o
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
ta.tion.' ''- No. 1. No. 3.
Mtholti Citv, 8.40 in l.20pm
Prattler Mill 8.4S " 1.4 '
Woods K.5H " 1.5U
Rennett V.Oi " 2.0'J "
Oloopclis O.lfl " 2.14 "
All Trains mako cIoho eoimm'tious
at Oloopolis with trains on the Oil Creek A
Allegheny River Railway, North and
Son th.
Two Lines of Stages run cluilv between
PitholeCiiy, Miller Farm anit l'lcasant
ville, inakingeonuecUon wiiharriviiiiran.l
riejmrtiug Trains. J, T. RLAIH
II. Wil KliAM, Siip'L
Ticket A Kent, I'ltliolo City, Pa.
4 i Sin
0l WORK of all ki
' iee on hIkii'I notice,
nda thine at tl
lis ot-
THE AMERICAN MANUFACTURER,
a M M r . - ......
jw. Ulil.lllil iIM K.l .lli ) riu;
. - IRON, COAL, METAL AND GLASS TRADES.
This Journal, now In Its Twelfth Year, is reorrnl?e.l as tin. Leading ltcpreenttlo
of iltt class lu the Unitcl-Statcs. Published at Pittsburgh, the center of the lieav Iron
steel and las ludustrius of the country, it has fuciliiioM for gaterlng inlornmii. n of
these Trades such, as no other paper possesses. In addition It has.nnarlr One Itundrod
f orresponilonts it) ail parts of tho country, from tt li.nn it 1 constantly in roccml of
News. Alining its Spwialties may be mentioned :
Its Page of U.indensod Manufacturing Notes:
lis Able English Lcttor j .
i Its Short Editorials i
It" PiltNburt.h iron .t M,tnl rrico Lists and Review of Amorl xui Iron Mrketat,
Its 1 lioroiiah nml Unliable St itisticiil Tables;
ItN.Moiiihly ReHirta from ltlast Furnaces;
Its Iron yorkers' Waites Tables.
Npe o a engagj,l -the Manufacture or Sale of Iron, Steel, Orc Co!, Ola-i. Hax.
waror M tals, cr.n no without it, '
Kl'llM'UlPTMN,- . - . l.00 Tl R TEAR.
sftS. Sample l-.iert aent Kren on application.
t At L",t) W XT' II 1 vmiiiintiTitci,
-111 i.hh .i-i .v.x u r A I . I 1 1 unit,
V7 liooil Hirvci, VlitKhurfzU. Pa.
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Agent make $12..W per dav, f7S per week.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEW I KG MACHINE
For Oomomtle Usa.
NLY ri VE OLLAR3.
ith the New rantent
SUTTON HOLE WORKER,
. I'Htcnled June7th, 1H71,
AW.MMifill T ! 1 E KlUST PR KM I V M AT
THE AM ERICAN INSTITUTE
Ann
MARYLAND IN.-ii m'TE I'AIRS.IWI.
A most wonderful and ilepaetly eon-Mruct-d
SowiiiL' Machine for family work.
CompVto in all its Parts. I'ses tho Straight
Eyii L' linteil N'cc.:i. .self treading, dlrsot
iiprkiit Positiv,' Motion, new tension self
lout ill i el elo.h Uoider, Onerates bv wheol
and on a table. 1.1 -lit runutnf. Smooth '
ami noiseless, lit all jiod hiph-prlce,!
ma-hincs. Mas Parent Chisdi to prevuut
the wheel beiiur turned the wroinf way.
Uses the thread direct from tho spool.
Makos the el.istio h,, k stiu-li, linost and
atroimost stick I now n j tinu.duiable, close
and niid. Will tlo all kinds or work,
linn and coarse, ir.uu cambric to hoavy
cloth or j.caihnr, and ues all dettci iplions
of thread. This Machine is heavily con
Mruc4"d to ulvo tt Mruiifrth; all tlui part
of iii 'li Ma. Iiiiu bciiin in ;id alike bv ma
chinery, an I beautifully Ibiished and'orna.
meiiU-d. II it very tas'y to lcain. Itapid,
snesitli and silent in operation. Reliablo
nt all linn's, anil n Practical, Scieiitilie,
Mci-hauictl lua ujition, ut gruuly reduued
price.
A k i1 cluap family sewinj; niaclilna a-la-it.
'J'he tirst and only euccevs In prol
rlltein a valtiaiilo, substantial and relia
ble low price I Scwlnt' Maeliino. lis sx
trcine low pt ice reaches all coiiilltious. Its
kim.s'l 'ily und strength ad'tpts it to all
cn; i .'(;. ,t Itile its inriny merits mado it a
universal favnrilo wherevtr used, and
creuii's a rapid deuiniid.
I r is ai.Ij it is r.i:oo.M.ui:Nti;n.
I can cheerfully and coiilideutly reoem
ni 'ii l it use to iiiosc who uro t nntln a
really good Sewing Maeliine, al a low
pr;ce. Mrs. tl. 1I..I A M ESI)N,
Root me. Will County, II).
Price of each lnachinH. 't'lasa A."
"one," (warranted for li ve tr byspsclal
ct rtillcite,! with nil th.itixtuieu, and eve
rything complete belonvrinjr to it, includ
ing si If tliieudinn needle, packed iu a
strong w.HHleu box, ami deliveiod to any
part of the country, by oxpresa free o
further cIibivcb, tui receipt of price, only
Kivo liollars. Safe delivery cunrantiXHl.
With each Mv hine wo will'scud, on re
el ipt of I extra, the new patent
JJL'TTON HOLE WORKER,
One of tlie most iuiportaut and uaclul io
veiiiicns of tl,e a e. So imple and cer
tain, that a ehibl can work tiio linest but
ton hole with rcjjularliv and eiwe. Stronir
an 1 beautiful. "
Snccial terms, ami extra induccmenlH to
Mule and I einale Airents, store keepers
Ac., who will establish nuclides tlirouijdi
th count rynii'l keep our new ni.i. liim-s
on exhibition ami sale. Countv Riirhta
(riven to smart iwnts freo. Afrenl's cT.iu
plete'outlit, fiirni died without any extra
charpre. Samples of Kowiiif, descriptive
circulars containing terms, testimonials
eiiffraviiigK, Ac, Ac., win tivo. Wo also
supply
Ati Rlf'VLTl'R AL IMPLE.ME.VS.
Latest l'atonts and improvements for
the .rami ttudOai tlen. Mowers, Reapers,
" iv'7. ""eeii Cutters, Harrows. Earm
Ml Is, Planters, Harvesters, Threshers
and all tutides needed lor Enrm work"
l-.iro seeds In large vaiiety. All Monr
seut in Post OlUcg :Unev Orders. u&
..rarts, or ly Express, ill K, ot'nr nk ,
rnd are perfectly secure. Su.'o delivery oj '
all our (roods iL'uarituteeil.
"An old anii respoiiHiblo firm thftt sell
he best K.M3ds at the lowosl price, und a
be relied upon byourreatlers." I l-':jrtar'a
Journal, New York.
Not Responsible i for Reistere.I Letters.
Adtlrcss, JEKtiMK H. IIUiS()N A CO
C orner (ircciiwich A CuWhtndt S-JU., New
1 ' So-flnt.-'
Mapi
J)r. .1. AValliPr's CalHoiniii Vin
egar Kilters arc n purely Vcgetabla
Iiiepamtion, nuule cliielly from tlio nn
tivo licrbs found cm the lower rnnges of
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of fulifor
liia, tho nietlicin.'il properties of Svliich
nro extracted therefrom without tlui uco
of Alcohol. Tho question is nhnnst
daily ashetl, ''What U tho rause of tho
nnimrallelcil sncccs.i of VlM't'.Ait IJit
TKitst" Our answer is. that they iciitovo
the cause of disease, ami tho patieiit re
covers his lica'itli. The.v aie tlie jjieat
blootl purifier and a li.'e-?ivinciirii:eip!e,
n perfect Renovator ;illd lnv isolator
of tho system. . Never before in Iho
history of tho world hits a lacil.ijlio lieen
coinptuuitled poKucsMi n sr tl;e rutiarkalile
q'.iaiitie uf Yinkoau Ri itkii.h ill Iftnlin? the
nick ef every liiscato nun i l.cii'-t". They
uro a peiitle Purpatiro at well a Tonic,
relieving L'uiiiK:iim or lalUnmiation of
the Liter nn'i Visceral Orgai: ia Uiliou
1'iseaies V
'l lie jiiojipi ties cf Drv.vi.klu's
Yixkoau UiriTKa are A K-rieitn .Diaplinrstic,
C'nrniir.atirc. Nutritious, l.axarfv. Diuretic,
fcotlalive. Counter-irritant button tic, A lie ra
ti ve, aud Anti-I!i!iou. '
n. jt. ?rriox,i,'r rt..
3-Tvnts iintl t5Mi Airt..Sin Kntiaitss. C'a'' ' mil,
ltn.i (tor. of Wa!tinrl'm ntij I'linrittiii sti, y,
sum by ull Uuisutu vmU UvkI-k.
ZED.
pyALr.n 'in
AND ALL UIVPM OK
SPORTING AND
FISHING
rOCKKT Cl'TLElt V,
TACKLE,
V -
TOBACCO AND GIGA R S.
RIFIES MADE. TO ORDER
AND W A E RANTE l
Repairing Locks and Fitting Keys
A SPECIALTY.
IlEPAIKIIIG
ni:.tN('ii::r.s m:ati.v am
rilOMPTI.Y HONE.
1 11-11'
WANT YOt! 'i
diKtrihute our
o act nsi AcentJi, and
New Ariv...t;ui
liioiiu'.ed on l'i.,r!i,i, f.i..,,. .....
complete Mat, f tl. r 'iZ "V :,nK
v!m o!!e ' 7 y- ...Hi W":IUIlow
on one .It.hr l,,r ovei v !m, von .li-L-J?.
hi' in every r. mi, tv ;iii.!m...i, it. ti. i-.. T
J.eni.-ilo Airt'iiut Miini.,1
iutely, fue l. Mm' ,lii...
M, Tiriitorv. fir,..,.
Male nut
dress limited
lor oatiit ef live
liir-i, it i id lull
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Tin i
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w
i ;t. .irmly r, 1 1 (
u ion ( ti.. 1'.,.