Lightning Liniment, 10c for
largo bottles. For General Use.
Ask for it.
John S. Grissinger, of Dublin
Mills, has rented the Ashman
Grist Mill at Three Springs, and
takeu charge of the same.
Some one wants to know if the
command "Six clays shalt thou
labor" is just as binding as the
command to rest on Sabbath.
It is guaranteed that Peerless
Ilorso & Cattle Powders are made
from nothing but strictly pure
drugs. Price lOcapoundpackago.
The election returns of Belfast
in last week's News should have
said that E. N. Akers was elected
Assessor, instead of G. W.Mellott.
Druggist Will Dickson is march
ing around with his arm in a
sling, the result of an involuntary
slide down the back cellar steps,
on Monday.
You are foolish to pay more
than 10c for a package of Horse &
Cattle powder when you can buy
a pound package of Heckerman's
Peerless for that.
A bill has been introduced in
' the legislature providing for the
protection and reservation of rac
coons and the same to become
game mammals.
Ask your merchant to allow you
to examine a 10c pound package
of Peerless Horse & Cattle Pow
der before you buy it. The pack
age is not sealed.
Miss Kate B. Bolinger, a train
ed nurse, with much experience,
kind and attentive to patieuts is
now lying critically ill at her home
in Mount Union.
Mr. Horner McGaughey, half
brother of Mrs. S. M. Cook at
Webster Mills, died at his home
at Lemaster Monday night. Fu
neral on Thursday.
See that you get the original
Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve when
you ask for it. The genuine is a
certain cure for piles, sores and
skin diseases. Trout's drug store.
Everett had two tires in one
day last week. One of them
broke out in the postoftice and de
stroyed nearly the entire edition
of the Everett Republican, after
it was in the mail sack.
Mrs. W. H. McNiel, of Boone,
Iowa, nee Miss Alice Pittman of
this place, celebrated "Washing
ton Birthday" by presenting her
husband as a souvenir, a nine
pound boy.
Their promptness and their
pleasant effects make Dewitt's
Little Early Risers most popular
little pills wherever they are
known. They are simply perfect
for liver -and bowel troubles.
Trout's drug store.
The death of John Bender will
not in any way interfere with the
furniture and undertaking bus
iness, but it will be carried on by
his brother Samuel as heretofore.
Special attention given to under
taking. Counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve are liable to cause
blood poisoning. Leave them alone.
The original has the name De
Witt's upon the box and wrapper.
It is a harmless and healing salve
for skin diseases. Unequalled
for piles. Trout's drug store.
The ladies of the Lutheran
church will give the popular en
tertainment entitled the "Old
Maids Convention," Friday even
ing, March 15. Doors open at
7:15; play begins at 7:45. Admis
sion: Adults, "5 cents; children,
25c. Come and have a good time.
In the Court House.
Like Oliver Twist, children ask
for more when given One Minute
Cough Cure. Mothers endorse
it highly for croup. It quickly
cures coughs and colds and
every throat and lung trouble. It
is a specific for grippe and asth
maandhas long been a well known
remedy for Whoopiug cough.
Trout's drug store.
T. J. Thompson of this place
has been unable for mine than a
month past, to travel in his bus
iness on account of a severe cold
"giving the most trouble to lungs
and heart. People in want of Dr.
Shade's Liniment will please
call at his homo. Send or write
him.
A Horrible Outbreak
"Of large sores on my little
daughter's head develojied into a
case of scald head" writes C. D.
Isbill of Morganton, Tenn., but
Bucklen's Arnica Salve complete
ly cured her. It's a guaranteed
cure for Eczema, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers
and Piles. Only 25 cents at W. S.
Dickson's drug store,
On the Death of I'.tta XI. ClicMiut.
Tliou nrt ailing, darling, tilling.
Thou art daily growing wt'iik.
"f nm fulling. Iniilmnil, fulling.
Of my iinjjuisli I'll not, speak."
Thou nrt sinking, darling, sinking,
Oh God, what can T do?
"lVuee, husband, I am thinking,
Of only God and you."
Oh my dearest, do not lenvp me,
Thou hast made u home for me.
"My husband, O believe me,
My spirit shall guard thee."
Feurcst thou not the King of Ti rrors,
Though his lingers clutch thy heart';'
"Husband, life Is full of errors,
I've been faithful in my part."
Thou art slowly fainting, sinkln,:,
And my life grows chill apace.
"Of thee, husband, I am thinking,
"Though I see my Saviour's face."
Thou art over, almost over,
Oh must I part with thee?
"Yes my husband and my lover,
My angel friends I see."
Thou art going, darling, going,
What is thy lntest prayer?
"My life, and death well knowing,
Dearest husband meet me there."
Thou art gone my loved one gone,
We shall meet on earth no more,
But thy voice still calls me on,
"Husband meet mo on the shore."
Resolutions of Respect and Sym
pathy. Wherens, It hns pleased the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe in his allwise
providence to call from this earth the
wife of our beloved brother, Clem
Chesnut: and
Whereas, While we humbly bow to
the will of Him who doeth all things
well, yet we cannot but feel that our
brother has been bereft of a well be
loved companion, whose memory he
and we will ever cherish for her good
qualities, and whose virtues shall ever
be emulated; and
Whereas, Our brother has been com
pelled to part with such a friend, to
have the dearest ties of nature rent
asunder, and to feel the pressure of
such sadness, lie it.
Ill-solved, That we the brothers of
Washington C'ump No. ."it, 1". O. S.of
A., Hnstontown, l'u., tender our be
reaved brother our heartfelt sympathy
and condolence and call upon God to
comfort and sustain him in this his
time of sorrow.
llesolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be presented to the bereaved
brother: also, that a copy be entered
upon the records of our Camp, and al
so that they be published in the coun
ty newspapers.
H. C. Lamiikusox,
W. II. Kani k,
X. L. Matiiias,
H.MiKY I.) A W.VKV,
J. C. LAMlSI-.liSI IX,
Committee.
Resolutions.
At a regulurmeetingof Fort Littleton
Lodge, Xo. 44, I. O. O. V. the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty
God to removo from our midst and our
hearts after a long protracted illness
and suffering, our worty brother D.
K. Bare. Therefore be it
llesolved, That, in his death, this
Lodge has lost a brother of whom it
has just occasion to be proud one
who loved and lived the principles of
Oddfullowship, and that the family
have lost a kind, provident husband
and loving father.
llesolved, That while we deeply de
plore our loss, and that whilst his de
parture will create a void in our hearts
that time cannot fill, and believing
that the good that men do will live af
ter them, and that their character will
abide as a fragrant influence, yet, we
bow in submission to the Divine will,
know ing that "He who doeth allthings
well," hath not dealt unkindly in thus
calling our brother from our midst.
llesolved, That we extend our heart
felt sympathies to the family, to Hie
wife of his youth and muUirer man
hood, and to the children who so much
need his counsel in life.
We as a Lodge in presenting these
resolutions of respect to the bereft
family as a manifest evidence of our
high esteem o.' one whom they loved
to call father, and one whom wo hon
ored as brother, commend them to the
tender care of Him who has promised
to be a husband to the widow and a
father to the fatherless.
llesolved, That in respect to the
memory of our deceased brother, that
our charter be draped in mourning for
thirty days.
llesolved' That these resolutions he
spread upon the minutes of the Lodge,
that a copy be presented to the bereft
family und Unit the same be published
In the county papers,
T. Scott Hkusmkv,
J. W. Mii.i.ku,
S. L. Dliki.kv,
March 6,1'Hll. Committee.
Men AVunted.
Respectable men, ayed 1 to "7
years, to work at common labor
in Wisconsin. Work is usually
ditchingin summer. Wages, twenty-
dollars per month and board.
Day wages 1.7." without board.
Hoots aro seldom necessary.
Extra pay to steady and faithful
men. Ground is usually dry.
Want a man to fire steam ditch
iug machine. No free fare 1o
Wisconsin.
For further particulars, ad
dross: Ed Ileicheuback, County
Surveyor, Jefferson, Wisconsin.
Duffy's, J. C. Maun'saudD.iS.
Mauu'a Hour at Robinson's.
Harness I
Harness I i ' j&
s
When in uood of anything
in the Harness Liue,call and
examine our goods and get
our prices, before going
elsewhoro.
We can sell you
Buggy Harness at K.OO nnd up.
Double Harness " 4..10 " "
DoubleTVam " " liO.lM) to $.V.
Team Bridles l..'i"i to M.00.
Collars li.l cents to M..10.
Halters, 2-1 cents to l.i".
We tnunufacturo all our
own goods, and guarantee
them to be right, or money
refunded.
II. L. NORMS,
I hree Springs, l'a.
PUIJMC SALE
Of Valuable
Kl-AL ESTATE.
Tin; umli'rMiriHMl. Kxcoutor of the will of
.liillll 11. A 1 1 X : H K I I. Km).. (li-i'i-llsl'il, will sell 111
liulilics UN KUIDAV. MAUCH Hi. IIVII, AT
J tll'I.IU K. P. M. . m the premises. 1 mill
east of eF Wells Tannery. In Wells tiiwnshin,
KnMsn county, l'a.. the ALKXANIHIIt MAN
SluN 1- Ali.U. eiintalninir lid acres, imire or
less, about lu neres eiearen anil in a k'ood ntatti
of cultivation, and the liulatiee In tlmlier. nit
Join nu' lands ,,r W. I.. Moscliy. A. O. (ii'lllllh. J.
I . I :ariy ami others. The Improvements con-
-.-I ol al.AIMKTWOSTOKYKUAMKKWK.I.I.
li. HOI M nearly new. I.arue Hank Haru
n linur repairs, atal other out btlilllini'N. A
w e'l ol' excellent water anil an aliunilanee of
irtiit on the premises. 'I'll land Is a tfood
.laality of lil.D Ml Al.Kuiulvrlu.ved Willi Urn
stone.
Tract No. ;. containing r.7 ACltKS, more or
les, ad joint n l.' lands or A. O. Orilllt h. ieorie
A. .'Stew art . W. I.. Moschy and the Mansion
! a'-tn, aho'it Saacres cleared and In a fair stale
or eiuti at ion. a nil the ha lance in i?ood limber.
A line ipta.it v ot Iron ( Ire on 1 he tract.
'I hese tracts w 111 he sold separately, or to
t:. 'titer- to s-.iii the purchasers. Possession Ifiv
eti on April I. I'.ml.
YKK.MS: t in Mansion Farm, one third cash
anil the Palaucc in two equal annual payments,
a t,(l on 1 1 act No. '. one-hal f cash and balance
in one vear; delcrreil payments to ho secured
I'V jailutneiils. with interest. In percent, of
ta'l when properties are knocked down,
l iir titrtlier particulars, call on or address
W. SL'i ITT Al.EXANilKll. Kxeentor,
Mel'onueilsbnrif, Pa.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
N'oticc is hereby jtven that the following no
ciMintants have tiled their accounts in the Heir-Ni.-r
it nil I'lerk's ( iitlce of Pulton Couut'v.Penu-
s Ivania, and the same w ill be presented to t lie
' it phan s ( 'oitrt of said county for continuation
on Monday the eighteenth day of March A. U.
i.i.:.
1. The ilrst and Una account of Lewis Von-
:er. Administrator, b. n. c. t. H. of Lewis
Hoopein-'atiluer. late or ilrush Creek township
deceased.
-. The tifst anil lintil account of Lewis Yon-
l-'er iiiiuiinistrator of estate of Mrs. l-.llza .J.
Hoop, lu-iudner. late of Hrush Creek low uship.
deceased.
;. The tit-st and Until account of .1. K. Tritle
Admin, ot the c-tute ol (.cortfe. Summers late
of Todd low nhip deceased.
I. Tnc Ilrst and tlual account of S. Kdward
MeKee, lixeeulor of the last will .lie., of Jacob
Hess late ol lll'Usii Creek to IV nship deed.
a. I'nst ami Mtiiil account of John I-'. Johnson
I '-xccittor ol the la -t w ill ,vc. of Itavid Johnson
...teor i lioinp-on township deed,
i.. The Ilrst and iltial account of Wm. II. Net
-on I'.Accuior of the last will .ve. of ileortfe
: '"lv' aide late or A r town-. hip deceased.
'i. T he lit si and i, nal account of .lob L. Oar
li'ttil. Administrator of the estate of Jacob F,
lianalui. late of lleltast township deceased.
. The lu'sl atal t'nal account of David lletil-
s:tr I'.xi or of II. e lust will A.C. of Mrs. Ha r-
bara lleuisar late id Taylor township deceased
aim irusiec to sett me real estate or said de
cedent. It. The tlrsl and llnal account of Hon. W.
Seoll Alexander Trustecto sell thcrcul estate
of .Inures and Murraret Sprout of Hrush Creek
township deceased,
liet'ister and Clerk's O'tloe. Ken. 10. KUl,
i'UANIC P. LYNCH,
lleuister & Clerk.
notici-:.
Notice Is hereby ulven. that the undersigned
has tiled an iipiiliealion with the Secretary of
Internal Altairs at Harristiunr. for n
w it-rant for ;l acres of unimproved vacant
land situated in -i riomj son township, Fulton
t-iunty. Pa., iiiijoiuuii.' lauds of David Cordon
on the north: by Llekinu creek on the north
east: by land ol Aibert Cordon, on tile east and
south ami southeast by lands of Jolin Cur-
baujli.
Feb II, JF.SSK H. SN1UKU.
Sale Keuister.
March 13 Mrs. Haitio Kendall will
t.ell at her nsidence 1J miles south of
McConnellsburjr u lai'ue lot of Live
Stock, l'ariiiiny Implements, Hay,
Crain &c. All of Mrs. Kendall's
Farmintr Implements were bought new
a short time aomany of them hav
ing been is use but one season.
Mureh 1.1 -W. Scott Alexander, ex
ecutor, will oiler the Mansion Farm,
and an additional tract of land, in
Wells Valley, the property of the late
John ii. Alexander, Ksq. See adver
tisement In another column.
Murch 11-1). H. Mutmim will sell at
his residence j mile northeast of
I.aidio;, Horses, (."utile, Wagons, Mow
er, and fariiiiiitf implements too nu
merous to mention. Sale begins at
lit o'clock.
March 19. J. M. Kerlin will sell ut
his resilience near Knohsvlllo Karm
iiij,' implements, Live Stock, etc., etc.
March ii I'.d II. Austin will sell ot
his residence ut Saluvia, 3 heud of
horses, 1J iiic, steers, 3 bugj,'ies, furm
li)(,', Implements, hurness, tVe., Ac.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. 0 months
credit.
Murch ai Mrs. J. L. Stein, ut Kin
muville, will sill Live Stock, Form
Implements, Household Goods, &o.
Credit it months. Sulo begins at 0
o'clock a. m.
March Mrs. S. M. Cook intend
Intf to remove to McCounellsbur(f , will
sell ut public sale, horse, buoo-y, hur
ness, household (roods, ete., etc. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock.
Working 21 Hours A Day.
There's no rest for thoso tire
loss litllo workers Dr. King's
New Life I'ills. .Millions are
alwaysbusy, curing Torpid Liver,
Jaundice, Dilliousnoss, Fever and
Ague. They banish Kick Head
ache, drive out Malaria. Never
gripe or weaken. Small, tasto
nice, work wonders. Try them.
""c, atW. S. Dicksou's drug store.
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OUR NEW L1INE OR
VENETIAN ENAMELED WARE?
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This ware is triple coated and has a beautiful mottled
elToct in green nnd white, and in blue and white, is perfectly fi
white inside, and is far superior to any enameled ware ever fit
before produced. This Ji.-
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gives a tone to the best regulated kitchen, because it is so ij
tidy and pretty. ?.
Such dependable (jtiality,
ware to be had at such little
seem useless.
Coffee Tots,
Wash Howls,
Deep Pudding l'aus,
Preserving Kettles
Berlin Kettles
Cham bora,
Water Pails largo,
Cuspidors,
Our stock of Delaines and Heavy Winter Goods is
Steadily Decreasing
and it is no wonder, as the prices wo are selling them at are
mere remnants of the old prices.
Bring us your produce
for good Butter, 7.Jc lb for Lard, 7c for Side Meat, 7c for
Shoulder, Hides (ic lb., White and Yellow Pine Boards
prices to agree with quality.
HARRY E. HUSTON
(Successor to Thomas W. Huston, Dec'd,)
Clear Ridge, Fo.
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PHILIP F.
Manufacturer of
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O Rails, Stairs, Banisters, Turned
Porch Columns. Pots. &c. o
McCon nelisburg, Fa.
V Doors 2 : 8 x 6 : 8; 2 : 6 x 6 : 6; 1 and three-eighth O
X inches in thickness. ' x
O Sash 12 x 20; 12 x 24; 12 x 28; 12 x 30; 12 x 32; Q
O 12 x 34; 12 x 36 inch and" a quarter thick always O
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Q Sash four lights to window from 45 cents to 70. O
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O and yellow pines.
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LOOK: HERE!
We have some Fall and
Winter Millinery goods
on hands which we will
close out at reduced prices
to make room for our
Spring stock.
Come and see and be
convinced.
Si
Mr. A. T. Little,
Bon Ton Store.
EDWARD BRAKE,
Fashionable Barber,
Due Door K:iM of "Fulton llouso,"
M!CONN,KI.I.KIHMl, 1A.
Klnti-clHs shuvliiK mid llulr Cuuliitf.
Cluuu lownl fur every uusLumtir.
DR. STEVENS, Dentist,
M'CONNIIELLSBUKG, PA.
(I'udlJMtC of I . ttt i 'I t.' ii fjirM I'tncr.
Ic-iicv. I'latcH- ;i!(l. I'lutinniii. Silver Alu
ii.iNiim, Celluloid. Uuhbur. timl ttiinii.-r Annul.
uujii lined. ftUMiil with liulihitr AltuuhuifM.
Ilte from ti 3,OC up.
Mridirtjs, HltthliliHlci ( row us. I.niun rinunu.
Gold Cups. )Miiiiiioid Cas. alo,
l llliiiK tf Nutiirul Tct;th a Spcclnlty und
ail wiiK (iimrtiiiUcd.
iiiforinulUiU by miiil or In perMou.
THE HARRISONVILLE INN,
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Harrisonville, Pa
OntliH TiiriiulUi) hix miles wesl of MnCon-
nelNhur. Till oldanU iiopulur hotel stand Iium
Imm-m uullrely rehi.lli. newiy f uiiiislitd und u
Under new inuimteiiieht.
Hrt CIivkk Ai)i!oiniiiodiu.)otis.
Ueliifhtfid ilomu for Sunmier Hoiml'-rs.
totl'-u M.i.iu.ii,.li!
fceolul Allentfon to Tnifi-.lunt Custoru
THOMAS S. AIll'LKIt,
t'ropriutor,
NOTIIK.
Notluu In tterolvilvu ilitii thn undiTMiinMd
h;iK MJed un upphoulioij with the Seen tinv or
lhl.-riuil AlTuirs ut ilurrlsl.ur for u wuiiiitit
ftr live (U'-rtjK of iiiiifiiiiroved v inuiit lund hit u
titd In Thompson low iiKhifi. rult.in count v I 'it.,
udjoiulijK luuU of Siimuel i'ctuk on t he wcki,
und north; l-ewls Wmtx, on the east, unci
(Jaihuilne (;re(ry ou the noiiih. ,
l eu. in, iwi. J A MKS V. SNIDKIl.
1 OH SAl.K.
The tfood of a wei! Ht4ieked vennrul mer-
ultioidUliiK store; nnd. nUo, for reui ui tt rea
Honiible rate, u duHiiiilde dwellinu. with hlore
rooin, Htublu, und other out hijildiiiKt. on ti two
Here loi. (j4Mtd loeuiiou. Fine eh an re for tje
rt,iii uiun. Apply mi
K. MeKeo,
Amiwuuin,
rvf i penm w.
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joined with such serviceable pjj
prices, makes tinware buying J&t
t7
two sizes, il.r and 40c. m(
il.r and 40c.
18 " L'Oc.
18 " 20c.
28 " Sric.
40 " r0c.
30 " 40c.
r")C each.
20c each.
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and we will give you 20c per lb.
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I LITTLE'S EXTENSION.
I LOTS FOR SALE.
C D. K. Little hits purchased land
lying between the Cliambersburg
und Metxersburg jiike at the
forks east of town. He has had
it laid oil in lots with alleys and
streets, and hus alreudy dispos
ed of six.
There are yet a number of very
desirable ones thatwlll be soldon
Easy Payments.
D. E. LITTLE,
McConmillshurK, fa.
NP.w Krnnm ka rt Aru is
ivu u L V V 111 tUVtVlJl
The undersigned has just put in
the necessury apparatus, and is
now prepared to make first class
Brooms .
Persons buying broom corn and
desiring it made up, can do so
for the half or at the rate of 10
and 12 cents per broom cash.
Carpet Weaving.
Hug Cut-put woven on short no-
lico und sutisfuctlon guaranteed, i
SANNKK KAY, i
llig Cove Tannery.
9 e
McConnellsburg & Ft. Loudon
Passenger, Freight and
Express Line.
R. C. McOuade, Proprietor.
Hun iun.r uktwkkn MiChnwki.ixuuuu iku
inllT 1jULkjN.
I.itavlnir Mi'l'oriui'llxInirK at IS:S0 o'cluuk. V. M.,
iiniliiiiK uouDcotloo wilt) ttfluruouu truluoo
S. I'. It. It.
IfruirnliiK Imtve !''ort London on the arrival of
tht: eveuliitf trulu ou S. 1. It. It.
1 urn prejiurcil to curry tnisHuuKerN and ex
tin-. to iiuUtj uonntiotloa with ull truluw at 't.
I'OiiUou.
TKltMS OF UOUUT.
The HrNt term of the CourU of Fulton aoim
ty in the yuurhhul) ooiniiuujue on tht 'I'uuhiIuv
roltowiiiK (lie 4uooul MoiiUuy of Juuuury, ut lb
u iiliMjk A. M
Tim htiooml term ooramonoeH on the thljd
Mouduy of Muruh, ttt 2 o'oloiik V. M.
The thlrrt term on the Tuesduy next follow
Ihk the Heuontl Mouduy of June at 1U o'tiloclt
A. M.
The fourth torm on the tint Mondity of Octo
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Built on the site of the old Sierer Warorooms burned June 22,
1900. This new building is a great improvement. It is 109 feet deep,
2.") feet wide, 3 stories high with basement In tho rear. The front is
Mt. Holly cream brick laid in chocolate mortar. SUiam heatod,elec
trie light, elevator and very convenient and comfortable. In fact,
the most modern and complete Furniture house in ull this region. It
is now filled with the best and most varied stock of
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Prices andGoodsAttractive.
We thaak our friends for the very generous
patronage they have been giviugus; and this
encourages us to do
Our Level Best,
in the way of low prices and general variety of
goods.
The larger business we handle, tho smaller
tho profits we can afford to take; and wo pro
pose to give our customers
Every Cent
that we can, consistent with an honest business.
We are having a "Run" on our 3-cent Tobac
co, and 10-cent Syrup. We have just added a
full line of Pratts Food; also, of Peerless Horse
and Cattle Powders at 10 cents. Lots of Hom
iny, Peas, Beans, Ec.
W. R. SPEER,
Saluvia. Pa.
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