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WEEKLY JOURNAL,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 189o.
IV AMI AKOUXD TIIK TOWN.
Our oU friend J. l Doud sayj that
le woulil sooner h.ive ;n interest in
Heaven thau in t!u Citizens bank at
riattsmouth.
Tbt- war drama called "The Con
federate Spy' has heen rendered so
well l a local company at Glen wood
that the play was repeated at Malvern
Saturday night to a crowded house.
Ur. T. IV L'.vinston, who has been
contlned lo hi bed for the pat ten
d ijs with totisilitia, is convalescing
and he hopes to be about and attend
ing 10 his duties by the end of the
week.
S iturdat's llee contaiued a telegram
announcing the death at West Liberty,
la., of Rev. r. IJ. Murpuy. an uncle of
Fred A. Murphy of this city. The
reverend gentleman was quite well aud
favorably known to the old r c.t:;' ens
of the city.
Jas. Harnett of May wood, Frontier
county, and his friend Mr. Spurlock
were in town Friday. Jim looks quite
natural but sa s every kind -f business
is as tlai as a board in that part of the
state on account of the entire loss of
two crops.
Advices leceived troni Riverside,
California, where John Barron, the li
A; M. c n Junior is recuperating, ate
to the effe 't that the ticket-puncher is
cainitur steadily and tie li.pes to re
sume his run on t be rattn line within
the next nunth or two.
Mis: Lillie Stouutenborough has ac
cepted the position vl teacher in dis
trict No T'j near Greenwood, and de
parted Siturday fur her new field of
latjr. Xe.t year she will be in charge
of the Hornirg school, district No.
just south of this city.
John linger, a bachelor living in
llitcncjck county, was discovered at
his home Sunday dead. At an tcquest
it was found that he came to his death
by his own bauds by hanging. Bulger
was a loser in the bank which so re
cently chsed at Trenton, and it is evi
dent that this fact unbalanced his
in i lid.
Detective Malone lias gone to Mis
souri after John Faw, the Burlington
trim robber. Faw and a partner at
tempted to rob a Burlington train on
XuvfQiJtr T, but were scared of! by the
m ii! service employes. Faw's pal was
captured and Ma'one has been watch
ing for Faw ever since that time. lie
expects to get htm this trip Lincoln
Journal.
J. F. Stull. wh was s severely
burned by the explosion of a lamp sorxe
ve-ks .140. was taken wtrse Tues
day and is n vr suffering internal
pains, and tr.s friends ami family are
alarm-.! at his conditiou. It is im.w
feared that he inhaled some (.f the
llamas a' the lime ot the explosion and
in In", eve-it his il i;e-s wiiihivea
serious result.
John Mockenhaupt. li.e Ltncolu ho
tel be 1 limy who was caught in the
elevator Saturday morning, is getting
a!ou very well, and Dr. Crini says
that if no inflammation f ts in by to
night, he ill have his patient on his
feet in ten days. None cf theboy'u
bones were broken, and he lias passed
no blood. Fvery thing points to hi
sp-L'Jy recovery. Lincoln News.
A bacase car stored with mail in
sacks on the Chicago, Burlington &
Q jsncy train No. 11, was discovered to
be on fire upon its arrival at Pacific
Junction Friday morning from the
east. The car was immediately un
coupled, sidetracked, and the hose
turned on it. when the fire quickly
extinguished, sviDg the car and a
good portion cf the mail. The fire
originated from an overheated stove.
The car was forwarded to Omaha on
So. "
A bill introduced in lUte senate by
henator retlt of this county, makes a
radical change in the. public road and
bridge law of the state. This bill pro
pases to abolish the road supervis
ors and make the county surveyor th
county engineer. All road work is to
.be done under the supervision and ac
cording to the plans ruide by him. All
of his work is to be first approved by
the board of county commissioners.
All work which amounts to more than
5-Vj in value is to be let to the lowest
bidder.
A n velty at the Cotton states and
international exposition, will be the
land and water tricycle operated by
electricity. This wonderful machine
was invented recently, and the first
heard of it was an application for a
concession or exhibit at the coming
exposition. The inventor says it will
carry eight to twenty people, taking
up the load at any part of the grounds
and carry it to the lake, wheie the tri
cycle becomes a boat and continues
its course through the water by means
of air-intlated wheels.
A coterie of Nebraska solons were
discussing the sugar bounty question
now betore the legislature, and one, a
prominent democrat and editor of a
Nebraska newspaper, in a slow and
measured ton", pecuMar to himself.
aaid that he Uian l "believe 1 n
in giving a bounty to any industry,
and on principle, wan opposed to the
protectivepnnciple in any form. That
if this Jegishiture restored the sugar
bounty law, or otherwise 'assisted in j
the beet sugar Industry, he would im-'
mediately introduce a bill giving a!
bounty to th,"se engaged in the busi- i
ness of raising and breeding Jersey
red hogs "Lincoln Journal. j
The city or Pes Moines, la., owns a
copy of speech delivered by Fresi
dent Cleveland in the president's own
handwriting. Geo. F. Parker, United j
States consul at Birmingham, England, '
the literary manager of Grrver Cleve
land, has sent to ih Aldrich collection
the complete 11 initial manuscript of
the speech of Ginver Cleveland at
Checkering hall. New York, May 1,
191. before t tie State Charitiesassocia
tion. encouraging its work. The man
uscript is a very good specimen of the
president s writing, Mr. Parker says it
is just as it came from Mr. Cleveland
to be printed, and that it is very rare,
as the president almost always de
stroys what he writes as soon as it is
printed. Mr. Farker has taken the
p tins to procure this for the Atdricli
collection 011 account of the affection
he has for his old state.
ruepub'u'ation or a county map is
a matter of considerable) importance
to many pecple besiaes those who ow u
farms in the county, and an accurate
map is tomi'tbing to be proud of. Till
now Cass county has had no map since
1ST9, but through ihe enterprise or T.
II. Fotlock and the skill of V. Hil
ton. th county surveyor, a new and
excellent map has just been published.
The map in question is 1 inches tothe
section, is handsomely colored, and
the publisher w as at great pains to get
the names of all farm owners to cor
respond with ttie records, so that it
may be said to be up to date. It ws
printed by a Philadelphia tlrm ujon
good heavy glared paper, backed by a
linen fabric, and is mounted on a
roller a that it wi'l last with ordinary
care as many years as it is desirable.
The surveys were made with gieat
care snd are lelieved to l? in every
case correct. Mr. Pollock ha done a
good thing in the execution of this
work.
A lrauuln-Qt Wholesale iror tl Omaha.
eb.. rite :
To the afllicttd:
Several years ago I discovered a
slight lading and bleeding ot thelower
bowel which incttased aud became
very distressing. I made itqmry a
tothe nature ot the disease acu learned
that I bad a somewhat aggravated case
of Hemorrhoids or Piles. Was told of
several remedies and used them as di
rected, obtaining thereby some tem
porary r Itef - Not bring satisfied w ilh
uch slight relief I c ist about for a per
manent cure; when a friend directed
the use of th famous M.nkt Pilh
Killei:- I used it- Immediate relief
from pain follow -J. ar.d soon a corn-p!-tecnr
was affected.
Verv respectfully. j
O-o -i: ALLKN.
For sale by Gering A Co.
n I n n Irtiielr
It. Klli. a frm-r and Methlft
preacher, livins near Aurora. Mo .
lecame suddenly inane Friday and
cut his wife's threat, shot his little girl
through the head and then coing to a
farm where he formerly resided blew
his own brains out - He was a
widower until a week ngo, when he
married a widow named Hickman,
who also had a little cirl. The latter
was absent at school.
l armi l or tXent !
Two thousand five hundred acres in
Lancaster county near town of Green
wood, Cass county Will be- rented in
tracts of SO, 1GO and SiTt acres. Soil of
the finet black loam, well-improved
nomtes and every convenience. For
terms, call on or address,
dJ:wlw T. II. Pollock,
Plattsmoutb, Neb.
Llt of L.ottr
Remaining unclaimed in the icstofHce
at PIattmouth, Nebraska, Feb C:
i :-rk, MIki Kel .l- McIonM. John
Persons calling for any of the above
letters or parcels will please say "ad
vertised." V. K. Fox, P. M.
l.rga.i Not !.
To IancN. Kanpcii. Kanaka (iirt mine
unknown). bi wife; Sam McWherrjr nl Etlser
A. McWberry. M wife; Mry J. smith, wl-low
of Sitranel I. Mtslth. rleefaerl ; Mary 4. Smith.
air.ilnltnurlx of the esUle of Samuel I. smith,
detenu!: J. KlhhSnn Smith, w. F. smlliMfirst
name unknown), ami Annie it. Sinltlj. oie helm
t inw of Samuel I. Smith. deccnel; Henry
Ilajl aii'l Ellen Jari Hall, non-reMdenu. le
fcn!art : Yon. an.l each ot yon. are hereh?
notified 11 af on the .'ioth day of January, ljf..
Thotnai L Wlica ccjinuienced an anion In the
dlntrlet court of C'a county, Nehrafka, aaJimt
you, the otjjeet aud prayer t w hich ltoiUltt
the title l the noithwet vnarter of acrtion
tweniy-otie ;). In township eleven lit, north.
rnr.iv tirehe U2. east of the alxth rrlncloal
meri'lian In Cars eounty. Netranka, Bcalnt all
sparer! defect of title by reason of convey
ance taasJe t-yyou.and to aupply full record
how in if Cue authority Klren by ibe Jiuljre of the
nwtinrl Iu3i?ial district in mou county to Marv
J. hraUb. aa administratrix aforesaid, to veil
and totivoy anid land anl to correct all errors in
na)d record, and for eu tillable relief .
You are rfjulred to anawer aid tetltlon on or
before Monday, the l"th day of l arch. or
the allegation of as.l l t-etlrlon will be taken a
true and judgment rendered arrordlnplr.
C-4 THOMAS L. W JLHS,
IVr nl t-ttomcya, IJeesox A Koot.
Tload Notle.
To ALL WllfpH IT MAY cuNrKav:
The commissioner appointed to lew a road
rommenrlnK nt the HotitnweHt rorner of ncctlon
fifUM'ti n.l. town b?n (10). ranee twelve (l'-'i.
niDiilne ihenee thirty .) rod a east, thetue
nineteen 19) rxl north. Cft'-live (Mj rol east.
thenfcao-utb eighteen 1) rols to aectlon line
thenoe msi on section 11' e nbout two hundred
and tbirtyrive Cj.v;) rods nu.l termlnatinc at
ot;th eatt corner of f-ertlort fifteen (15).t)wn
ten (Hi), ranto twclte (12). C at county. Ne-
brt.fekn, to be known as road No. XU). ha
rt t'ortd In favor of U bearing thereof, and
ail ohieetiona thereto, or c laims for dainacca,
: rctist I llirfd In the county clerk' nfiice cn or
t-emre neon on the 20tr cay r,f March. A I).
IH'.5, or nn h road will te arted nnnn without
n?i;re
J
reference thereto. Fit AN K DICKSON.
8VAIINfJEN. County Clerk.
Deputy.
W.L. Douglas
S3 SHOE
IS THE BEST.
FIT FO A KING.
3. CORDOVAN,
rDfurui ruikfi 1 m rat r
l?43 so Fine CAiiKiCAUca
I :
3.5? P0UCE.3 SOLES,
extra fine- .
I
mm. A mmm - . -
LADIES
V
.xr best'
; run rnarlTll rnip
Over Ona Mltlton People wear tbe
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our .shoes are equally fatisfactory
They give the best value lor the money.
They caual custom a hoc la vtvle and fit.
Their wearing dualities are unaurneascd.
The prices are unllonii,stampei on sole.
From $i to $3 saved over other makes.
If jour dealer ciocot supply yo u we can. bold, by
JOSEPH FETZEH.
DR. A. MATTHEWS.
The Puinless Dentist,
Weeping Water, Ncbr.,
Mkes spttUMy .f fine (i'ld Fi'Mt;, ...! I j
and eor-t-;rtiu . r.iwnts Ufi lire wi.rk.tlr.
tli:th p sitivfi.v i:ti:a(.ti:i
wiTiiot t fain oi: n.stii:i:.
JOHN WATERMAN, I
i
ikalj:i: in i
Lumber and Coal.'
Mcti dota -! . . .
lUrd coat
Canon t'Sty rol .
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P. J. HANSEN,
DEALKR IN
STAPLE and FANCY
w m
I y- -v -. i r
Trllr P I Ps
V i - V- V- Jl 1 VU,
Crockery
A l
Glassware.
FLiOTTR AND FEED
A Specialty.
One door North of Postofttcc
Dr. Agues V. Swetland,
HO M EOPATHI ST.
1 atu t1 l..rc. i..
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Yl"n:'a au i W.-.i-a .rs'. S-Tft f
OSlce:
1923 f rnin
ED. PITZGERALI),
TIIK (il.H HI.LI AltLi;
LiverymaiJ
HAS i'UKCHASF.D TIIK
Sixth Street Checker".:!
Sarn.
AND WILL KUN IT
FIRST-CLASS S 1
PrclaJ attention lo FunTHi. lUrin
:.i tt
un to a'l trttim. 'rr;':j :n ' aa I
Cttom'"a 1 M '
W. D. J ONES. j
Cilmi
- LIVERYMAN.!
Count y
.it
Ilai pTjrchow'I tho rartnlo A KnttiO -f
:r l tfK-H an 1 itl nui bmh IUq
Main-st. and Schildknecbt Barns.
lilit of a!t !wrI;it:on, from a S.MIe
bors to a JMxtcen-T-asnrrscer Wajjoti.
Cal-a. lioartT Was"a. rarryali an l
crcrythln; (or i-lrulra, weI'IJtisK r.nd
funeruiK.
Train t1i
AT ItEdt.'LAK IiATKS.
'JTcslopliotio 71.
F'rl"ei Haonalil. No rrotlt oir .lo
cJayn. olil arnl netv ni'.oinra arc ln-vlti-1
to i-ii'iJ. when aat1fa-tloti ! puar
kntced. W. I. JONES
STREIGHT dc SATTLER,
KucrtwMiora to llinry llu-k,
Fornitnre 1 Undertaking
htovet. IUn;f, riru, Orffana.
Oar ? it i': i -1 U co u st : i i erory Jet
Ao luri.'Ui('illon lart rtniu to cunvlnro.
The PlattsioiUh Mills,
C. HEISE3L. Prop.
TUta Mill Jas been n-b'iilt, an l furn!ln'tt with
Machlrier of the tcat minufacti:rr
Ui Itie worM. Their
"Plansifter" Flour,
Hat im Sitiirl.jr la America. Hlr;
trial an 1 he convlnct-d.
It
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FROM NOW UNTIL MARCH 10,
J EVERY dollar's worth of JOE'S stock of Cloth-
Oing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Gloves,
Trunks, Satchels, etc.,
c? Will be Sold Regardless of First Cost.
TjOCT Txrill never Iiclttc cuch. citl epp crtiaxiit zxolxz.
y U y IT po,3T 3rc"CL "bier ixiterest to "to-u.3r 3rcu.r c:v2.ppl3
4 I l"cr nezrt winter. - -- -
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One Door West of Old Stand, Waterman Block.
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
5hortncs of Iireath, Swell
ing of Lcj:s and Feet.
, .
tt .vi u n ti i ti.i -it ti iti ,r Tlx. itf.-irr
fUuTHw-i t ( kvaU v.n'l swelling of
't!'M i:.-! ftft. At tiravs 1 would
f.iint. I ir'.itri :,!nl t li. r liv.
siciaxi- In Sav;ii;ii.ai, (t.i.t wlih w ri-lit-f.
I tin n trud v:iri'dw ring's
uithout benoKt. i'iiially I tried
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
also lils N nv n:il Llv. r PiiK A-
! r lyitinnn? in t:iic the: J hit ttitcr! I
fr.tintittl uiki:.' ri ami I am now
In ! tier health th in for many years.
Sine? ::iy n txivt ry 1 havi trained fifty
pounds m wfiht. 1 he;c thi- ?tatc-
innt may tc t f vaiue to s-omc in:wr
r.
II IL M'TTON. Vtzj f tAtioo. Ga-
Tr. M : Itrart Cvrr I .-M on a j-vj:ifp
r.!ar-3Xit- tl.al it." I.r-t t.tti ti;I trjttt.
All dru::Ut h 11 it at 8:. b t..ttlc ftr IX cr
ttaull'lrf-rt, jirtatj. til rt---ttl t.f Jrl''rt
i j Itiir lr. XI;i- M-u:rl tV , JlUhart, ind.
.M t-v all !rii;3!!.
Your Watch
Insured Free.
A jnrfcvt ioiurancr aa.i.jit theft or acdirtt
u tLc tow Uaou
BOW,
thr on!y low nnj) which CARr.ot be pullcj
cr Mrrrnci ctl f.-om the cae. Can oalj be TrJT
hi J on Ciscs ccr.tair.ing thh trade mark.
jMta by
Keystone Watch Cac Company,
of PhiladclphU.
V..s ol ifit, larft, ar.d moit complete Watch
Cair fiClory ta the world 1500 emplojees;
zoaif Watch Caw& da!r.
CUie of in jiToducts i the celebrated
Jas. Boss
Filled Watch Cases
vhu'U ire jut as good as solid cues, and
co t about one half less.
S, M t y ?.'', jrwrlers, without extra charge
f ' N n ul! cut bow. Th manalMtarert
will ijvri.U jou a watcli iti optutr fra.
V1TAL.1S
Adc a Well
iV&rj of
, it) V, J
4 .w
irtTAI 10
VIIMLIO 10th Day.
AXXi. viiv.v x 0th Hay.
r iiuuvn iiuiiikw 1 soih
Prn.lnrM tltft llmir llmulla in SO Iai&- ltnctfl
piv.rrfu:!y una q:i. i:ly. t'urr.s wl.cn all others
till. Younir rnc will n rntn ibf 5r lo.t mmnhootl.
und bM wn rfn-.vrr tlt tr youthful vlror
t v usliiT VITALIS. It qwtcUly and urrly re
Ptorr; K'TvoMsm sH. It Vitality. Imr-otrr.cy,
Ni.TS.ttv r.mK.-.iiu, L.o. t )or-r. Falling M fin
ery, Wastim: l.vic.-i.i-H. nn l nil t-Cccts of self
aiuc or rxcM nnil trtl;vcrr I ion. Wards oil
Inanity nud coMiirr:rtUn. Inslut on havlnJT
VITAiLIS, t.o other. Can l? c:rrli-d In vest
TKcUru My mail. l.00 rw r patkac or alx for
SFu.lM). with a po.lt iro written a-aarantce t car
Or rrn. tli wimT. Ctnrtilar Xr-. AUdrcaS
CALt'311.1' UKVl.t'tY "IMI'ANV, tl.ifijt. IU
Forld at riattHinoiuW, Neb., y O. II. Snder
OKAS. GRI DIES,
Attorney at Law,
i'LATTSMOl'TII. NElt.
U-'FICIi: Socti i l H.isrof the Todd block. ra
ot iie noun limine.
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e:lziit
What is
Cnstoria is Ir. Samuel PitfLer's irescrijitiia for Infant
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup?, an-1 Castor Oil.
It in Pleasant. Its guarantee is fhirtv ; . use fy
Millions of 3Iothers. Castiria is t Jit1 lilldrcii'ji I'aniicea
the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
Catorla ia ao wrll ada;rd tochItr-n tlr.t
I mumnxiid It aa ayjmor loonj j-rr-w-rij-tii-D
known to cn." IL A. Aochlk, 31.
Ill Po. Oxf ml I-.k!rn. N. Y.
lid nn-riia k writ klxTJ that It iri a
cf cufrm:icaxitin to rad'rs.' it. IVw ar t :n
latrHiTOt famni vbi d. o -l l 1
vlthla mtj rrach.""
CXMUM X.AXTT, I). I
Now Yurk Cit.
Tn Ccnar-a
Jin
-rfClv 11, 51
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Ill NTMLl.h. Ai.. July 2.1. 1jL
. c. W KLl A f tien'U m?n : I nri: tlu I- tier t m Snon !fi!t tne value of your
Milioli 1 urv. 1 limit it U t!( cratoM re ninl y cwr tll ovcrel for Ijmij; tJifiK aiivj cruur.
Tne life of oae uf my f rlen l who fur two ye r tt ltcrv1 to have rouuuition ami liur
co azh wii territl?, waaved ly "llh I -irt. .'je J now curinly w. ell. Mj tiiiy thai i now
nearly two ycara oll wa alj aavel hy Mliiloh furr. Hary a crouj'y nul aoal never have
aurrlved without yoar rpm.ly. I ha l ut ticljevoJ thene -w a mic! a roil rronp mrliriie la the
world. I waull ii iit t3 wita.it a t :tlc of It tn trie ho-.ie f jr tea time the j rice of it. li hat
tave t tuc many a dollar la loc tor biUs. Mnoerely. MUS. J. It. M AKTIN .
2 ILTS
1 1LJRB
A Nrw ?r.j f :p?.tjr 7ia?no?it, conylrtinj i
fxri oslTOKli;. cp.n.'.i t lutment and iw
linf Oictr.trtiit. A c-.r-tiu!!nir Cur for rii
of ivery D.ilrj!i l dtTH'. It anojeraUon
with tac. kiilfn or luj.:ucn Of r&riilk! aciO. wlU;H
aro yUntal atl witU-ia a iriUJKnat cure, and oi.c
r-"uituitf In tlcc:, unt-vanrj. Why nxlura
thta irt-ibl 0.so? W Ruaranta e
boxes to ourn rtm o.aru Voa ou'y f n
bcuelito rctTKi. 1 1 a liox. 6 for .i by mail. ixJEjili
frr. Clnrartr iu lourajpr.ta.
COMSYIPATION fStfflS
Iho trr.at I.TTR an:l BTX1V. .U'll Ki:utLATOU ani
l.lOvU l'l'ianUU Hmfctl, uiiUt aaul iivatit to
Ukf , MiJO'td:; a.iai.toa Wc vlUUirvi'i Uco. OlAMuf
VtCVIltA.
tiiAiasnxa jUd &oij i
P. (3. FftllK ' & CO., IIIUTJ. ISTS.
S ' arnt ritt4 a it . N.
8500 Reward!
WE will pny the above reward for anv case ot
I-tver Cotupl.-uiit. Iypcjv-ia. Sick Headache. In
digestion crf tiriti-jii or Co$tivcnea we cannot
cure with Wtif V.-rrtub! I.ivrr ri'.!s, when
the ditectioiis at? r-trictly complied with. Th
ar purely VvcUl Sr. t ui tiewr tail to ,j;lvc
itiaction. J'vjvir Ccatru. I.aitrt bje, as cent&
Heware of couutcrlcili and lm!iatiint. Thr gen
uine nianu1attrt ..''v bv TIIK JOHN C. :sT
COMPANY, t 'ilCA.iO, lLI-
srxxxnr tna i.astiko hcsults.
FAT PEOPLE
No iocnentttre. ' Simf-le,
auf. ISIS
from any iniitrintin iibtanre.
wacv"aKANitE a CUKt or retwnJ your money.
IV! ro ti3.oOrhottlc. Send 4e. tortrtatitf
riXjUldONT M.11DUM' COM XtoMou. "l
jjlfniii
exit stay I
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Castoria,
CstM : o r i m cuts Clic. Cocsti iiijri,
! Kid Worms rir ar. J j:jvwajt il
' V.'i!lt.t L-:j"rinj tn-liitii.ti.
Tt-r "tta1 jnm I have r"iuarr.i. .
I as it has iaTarii!.!T jrolufir3 lyiwri.-i;
linnx F. Faeke. i
ir,:li SLert and 7:ii Av.- Vlc Cl
O iast, 77 Miulit Srrjrr, :.r Yets Cm
111 1 j im.tr I' ,w am j . ni 1 . u imn i. mj im mm
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