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Attorney.
Ku:t. ol 1'ub ScIumjU,
County Jiii'4H.
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A. Tl. T'Mik, Cli'iil.,
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I. i.rTn,..l.iv .-v.-iiiii ' of e.i"'l w-fk. All
tr;ii i"iit l.r.jtlirrH are ri-i.rctlully invited to
ii.ai rM'HTTii i:ruir.Mi:vr n. .. i. .
O. I-'., .. every ;i''-Tii:i;e Krid.if In
ach iii nt'i in Hi ' M iuie II ill. Viiliii;i
lir-t tiii-.-i ,ir- luvilcl to attciul.
.'11 KM) l.OOCK N . . A. O. V. W. Meets
i'VTV .ilr.T;i It Kriil:iy evening :it IV. ! I
it. ill. TrAiiitent .r:!er are ri-Hiioeti ill ly iu
v.tt- I .:itt..,. K..J M.nviiii.M isti rWurkiiiHii ;
i- iir.ivnv K..r.-rr.i : ii. II. vi'liisfr. Over
eer : It. A . T;iit:. Kiiiiiiu-ier : i. K. Hiue
ii. Ueet.Tiler ; M. Maylt!j;lit. Keeeiver;
l i: niiitii. "at M. W.: I. N. llottf:!, tJuiile ;
T. J. Ktmz. Ii. le Vat :li.
.iAs tvv.MP Ni)..T.-. moki:n ;vih)i)Mkn
J nf Ai!eniM Meets wsii"l and f-Mirtll Mon-
rt ay ev-n'ii .it K. f I'. Ii ill. All transient
l ritlicr are re:Ue-;t"t lo meet witii uu. 1. A.
N - -ier, Vei er.iUle Consul ; . K, Nilex,
IV ortliy Adviser ; . c Hue, iiauner ; . a
I;oeck, (Itik.
tl.4TTSfOUrH I.ODCK NO. 8. A. O. V. W.
A Meet every alternate Friday evening at
Kockwiiod hall at ko cIock. All lansiein uiniu
rs respectful I y Invited to .tteud. Is. H.
Iirsoii, M. W. ; K. Hoyd. Foreman : S. C.
Wilde, llocorder ; Ionard Auderson. Overseer.
1II.ATTSMOUTII LODUE NO.. A. F. & A.M.
M-ets o t" first and third Mondays of
eaeli mouth at their hall. All trau.sienl broth
ers are conilally In-, ited to meet with ns.
J. li. Kli'MKY. W. M.
Wm. IIat. Seerelaiy.
V'Ei'.KASK.V CilAl'TKlt. Xt. 3. K. A. M.
.l Meets second and fourth Tuesday of eacli
month ftt Ma.-onV Hall, rransfieiit brothers
arc invited to meet wild us.
F. E. Whitk, II. P.
Wh. V vs. Secretary.
MT- 7.ION COMMA vAUY. NO. 5. K. T.
ii-M. et first and third Wednesday night or
eavh i:i.inl!i atMno I'shall. Visiting brothers
are cordially invited to meet iih us.
Wm. Mays. Kee. F. E. White. E. C.
ASS OOlT NCI I NO. HI2I.UOYAL iliOANCM
J i!:eer- i!io second and fourth Mondays of
tach i.i jr.tii at Aroauum Hall.
li. N. U-ENX, Kegent.
r. C. Minou. Secretary.
PLVTTS.V.OUTHBOARDOFTRADE
J r- i : nt Kobt. B Windham
lt Vice I'lestdent A. 15. lodd
V:..l Viee I'resident ...Urn Neville
Si'eretary F. Herrmann
T;eaurer F. K. liuthmaii
ItlHECTOItH.
J. C. lilehev. F. K. Whire, J. C. Tatterwon,
J. A. Conner, 15. K!on, C. W. Sherman, F. bor
der, J. V. A eckbaca.
McCONIHIE POST 45 C. A. R.
liO.STB.
.J. W. .ToriNsox iomiaander,
Q. S. Twiss Senior Vice
F k. 15ts Junior " "
'ir.f. Nilks Adjutant.
IIXXUY StKHGHT .....If. M.
M i.oN Oixjx onicerof thu lay.
CiAutK Four " ii"rI
AMicitsnx Fky. Scrft Mjor.
.Ur.iHiiOKBi.KMAX.. ..Quarter Master tsergr.
I.. i cTbti It Chaidaui
Met'iii!.' ratarday cvoninij
HEALTH iS WEALTH i
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Is ILH
Ir r..V. Wfs'.'s Nerve and Rr:iiu TrcatmeM
a cu;'.'int?e nc'iiic fir Hysteria Hizzness.
i-ouvuHior Fi. Nervous Ncurlia. H'.-a't.-,tr',e
N.Tveo.i !'roitriti!) eiu.ed l.y the u-e
'. :i-.-l:i' er ti.hatc.i. ;V;;l-eu!ne.ss. Mental He
urefltn. S.?f tenii.) of tii lira.,. r:"illiii in in -Canity
an 1 lea.ium nr.sery. decay and ;l,-al i,
i-Tf i -ituTf old A-.'o. rr'rreiiiie's, ! f rv-
- 1 1. v .Iiii i - l.i..er and Si r-
.Lt rrhif i ta'av I by over-xir'i' "t Lie i
Lr tin. neli.-ibat- or o.'vr-indnlrfei.v-e K4. I1 !.?. j
fiiiHI oOfmiiiNirn ire,ii;:!rin, r
,-.r ii fr ?.-.Oi, s ut by nudl prf paid r
t4 -eint of piK-e
XC'E GU AR AKTEE SIX BOXES
T- cu re a'iv c.'.e. Wt each order r-ceived
Ty us f r "it bojes. :ic.-oiiipai ed with ?5 i;l
we will v"i l tl'f purehiiser t.r A'ii!ten Uar;n
tee t- tetrru the iroi.ev if the n atm-lit dt es
iMtt eiTeet ;i cure. I unraatees Nurd only bv
Vv j: .1. Wai rick ! a ct. I'lattsmoulh, Ni b
JULIUS PEPPERBERG.
JfiNpyAOTylJFrt OF AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN THK
Choicest Brands of Cigars,
including oar
. Ffor do Popperbergo and
FULL I.ISE OF
TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES
rIwat-j in stoclc. Nov. 28. 185,
Sherwin & WillUms' mixed paints, the
b est in the mnrket, at Fricke & Co'g. druj;
t ore. 8 tf.
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THE SURPniSE.
Joy iret Sorrow in piece
Where the brancbnn tuterluce.
Very iieoret, Ktill and sweet.
Safe from all profaning feet.
Why art bereT" Joy, utanled, cried:
"Why art lierer" gray Sorrow sighed
"I came here to weep, Kaid J.y.
'Tearn are ever my eviploy,'
Murmured Borrow "Yet I see
Tears an grateful wr to thee,
Como, young Do vice, and lie Uieph.
How to eoae thy heart o'erfrauBht.
Joy aat down at Sorrow's feet.
And s taught a leogon sweet.
Fain would he make kind return:
"Sorrow , art too old to leal a J
Nny ? Then tarry yet a while.
Till 1 have UiiiRbt tltee how to smile!
Since that hour the two have been
Bound as by mysterious kin;
Siuco that hour they so exchange
Tears and smiles, tis uolhing strange
If sometimes a uz.led heart
Scarce can tell tho twain apart.
J-'Jilli Thomas hi Uoston Transcript.
Next l'oiirth of July.
A man who was making great efforts
not to betray the fact that lie was a great
deal tho worso for liquor halted a pedes
trian on Monroe avenue and asked.
"Nliayl can I a-sk you a few queshtimaT"
"Yes. sir."
"Sheo anything wrong wi2 me. eh?"
" Vuti? Vou aiuear to have imbibed too
freely."
"Do I? Wouz jou notico it if I was
walkiu' long?"
I think 1 would."
Do I talk like it?"
Yes."
"Much T-leeged. Wouz you try an'
talk politics, few were me?"
I would not."
"Get candidates all mixed up, wouldn't
"Vou probably would."
"Might Lolly r f'r Clezeland an Harrison,
oh?"
"You might."
"iuuch 'bleeged. You's true friend
of mine. Do jess you say 'bout it.
Doan' want to givo mj-self "way. you
know. Made up my mind I'd shee how
zhrunk I was I'm too shrank to talk
politics, to go home or to shtay on 'er
BDtreet. nerefore 1 11 sit clown on er
stairs. Coo'-by, ole fel shee you Fo'th
Zhulyl-
Ide of the Loco Weed.
No other plant in the flora of Texas has
exjoyed a greater notoriety than the fa
mous "loco" or "crazy weed." Popular
superstition has accredited it with a most
remarkable property, and that is, the
power of producing insanity in man and
beast. Eotanically, the plant is known
as Astragalus molissimus. Tho extrava
gant stories that have been told about it
recently led Mr James Kennedy to inves
tigate its properties and determine what
physiological phenomena result from Its
action.
As the result of his investigations and
his experiments upon animals feeding in
pastures, Mr. Kennedy finds conclusively
that the plant is non-toxic and innocu
ous and possesses none of the properties
long ascribed to it by popular supersti
tion. lie thinks that the Immense de
struction of stock with which it has been
charged may hare been caused by some
poisonous plant heretofore unsuspected,
or if the "loco" really has produced death,
it has done so by reason of the tough,
fibrous and indigestible character of the
plant acting as an irritant, and not as a
poLion. Scientific American.
Mating l'ine tirade Candle,
Tho process of making the "cream" is
identical in both wholesale and retail es
tablishments. Confectioners' sugar is
first boiled until It becomes a thick and
waxy syrup. It is then turned out on
slabs and allowed to partially cool. In
the retail establishments it Is then worked
with wooden paddles until the gTain is 6o
stretched that the mass Is resolved into a
soft, snowy compound, ready for the
flavors or to be mixed with fruit or nuts.
In the wholesale factories 160 pounds of
clear vmp is turned out on a slab at one
time. Vhen it has cooled enough to work
a candy maker stations himself at either
end. Ho holds a common garden spado.
Together the two workers turn and turn
tho hardening sugar until it is white
Then it is packed away in big iron recep
tacles and covered with heavy, wet cloths
to keep it from hardening.
This cream is the basis of all the finest
grade candies in tho market. It is in the
manufacture of this cream that dealers
have revolutionized methods and brought
that of America to the highest standard
in the world. Candy is not made in such
vast quantities In any other land. Tho
famous confections of tho Orient aro not
to be compared, either in quality or quan
tity, with thoso of the United States.
Eastern compounds aro largely of the
nougat order and made in small quanti
ties. Armenian Greeks offer Turkish
paste along State street every day for
sale. It is t urned out in a big cohe ex
actlv as it is cooled in the pot. It is sold
Ju feUeos. It is after this fame fashion
that the confections of tho east are all
made- French bonbons do not suit the
American palate. They aro not distinct
flavors as a rule. Instead, they are a con
glomeration of flavors so mixed as to
make subtle but intangible flavor that
can be attributed neither to fruit nor
Cower. Chicago Herald.
iDiproTcmeiit of ue ttaee.
A fvritsr in Nineteenth Century, taking
tho cue of the new impulse to discuss
human culture, makes some' suggestions
Under tho heading "Homiculture." He
believes a good deal could be done by
directing public attention to the jatf
that underlie improvement' of stock. He
also urges that before a marriage permit
is allowed parties should be compelled to
submit to a medical examination, to show
that they are not Jahpring under heredi
tary diseases. Beyond this he would have
the absolute prohibition of habitual crim
inals from propagating their kind." These
suggestion have been to come degtef
urged before by Jagdale, but they are
timely. So question Is pf more Impor
tance tl'n the improvement of humanity.
We havp traced oar 11. tq b.eredity. Oar
remedies mi;st corresppnd. robably all
suggestions at present will be crude and
premature; fct it nopsense. to, suppose
an evil exists withput a possible curw.
Globe-Democrat.
What Am I To Do?
The symptoms of biliousness are un
hrtpily hut too well known. They differ
in different individuals to some extent.
A bilious man is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, h: has an excellent
app lite for liquids but none for solids
of a morning. I lis tongue Avill hardly
bear inspection at any time; if it is not
whiti and furred, it is. rough, at all
even :s.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
Then: are often hemorrhoids or even loss
of blood. There maj' be giddiness and
often headache and acidity or flatulence
and tenderness in the pit of the stomach
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
Grteh'n Any nut Floirtr, it costs but a
trifle and thousands attest its efheacy.
S?nd your job work to the IIkkald
office.
Men'3 Overcoats at Elson's, the One
Price Clothier 1.J0.
$300 Howard.
We will pay the above reward for any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or
co.stivimess we cannot cure with
West's Vegetable Liyer Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with
They are purely vegetable, and neve
fail to "ive satisfaction. Large boxes
routaining HQ sugar coated pills, 25c,
For sale by all druggists. Beware o
counterfeits and imitations. The gen
uine manufactured only by John O. We
& Co., 802 W. Madison St. Chicago.and
Sold by W. J. Warrick.
Tuk Daily IIehald delivered for
15cts. per week.
The standard remedy for liver com
plains is West's Liver Pills; they never
disappoint you. 30 puis 25c. At ar
rick s drug store.
Remember you save 25 cts. on every
dollar by trading with Elson the One
Price Clothier.
Clothing must go, Men's Business Suits
at $4.60. Elson, the One Price Clothier,
Donnelly, the popular Gents Furnisher
and flatter, has the most complete line
of Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves for
fall imd Winter weir, in the city. Bear
this in mind. tf
If you have a watch, clock or jewelry
of arid kind you want repaired yood, take
. . -ww -m i. all 1 11
it to ii. M. uauit. ah worK warranted
to give satisfaction.
VQ. sale. A good span of matched
ponies for sale, they are a number-one
busruv team. Enquire at this office. tf
The finest bedroom sets can be found
at II. Boeck's.
lTie Catling Gun In 1870-71.
Up to this time wo had not seen any
Prussians beyond a fow" skirmishers' in
ihe plain, though our battery of Gatlirjgs
had Kept blazing away at nothing in par
ticular all the while; but now an oppor
tunity of its being in use occurred- A
column of troops appeared in the valley
below us, coming from the rights mere
dark streak upon the white guow, but no
one in tho battery could tell whether they
were friends or foes, and the commander
hesitated about opening fire. But uow an
a'de-clo-camp came dashing down the hill
with orders to pound them at once a
trench journalist, it seems, having dis
covered them to be enemies, when the
creneral and all his staff were as puzzled
as oui-selves. Rr-rr-a go our Catlings, the
deadlv hail of bullets crushes into the
thick of them, and slowly back into the
woods, tho dark mass retires, leaving
however, a trace of black dots, upon the
white snow behind it. this, their famous
and 4 p clock effort and its failure, has do
cided the dav. That one discharge was
enough. Loudon Journal.
Work of a Story Writer,
In beginning to write a story, it is well
to have a basis resting upon fact, either
in circumstance or personality, lor this
eason tho author should bo able to dis
sect Iranian nature with keen analysis.
No trt.it, uo eccentricity, no expression,
in the broad volume which mankind con
stantly opens before him should escape
his attention, but everything he sees
should be stored up as valuable materia
in his literary laboratory. A fitting com
bination oi individual traits in different
person: can be ' assimilated in pno mental
creation, although a just consistency must
be observed. It is often amusijig to art
author to find his stories read and dis
cussed by the very persons whom he has
embodied in his hero, with never a sus
picion, on their part, that their own char
acteristics have formed a ground work frt
the interesting fiction. irginia G. El
lard in The Writer.
BOCrs, bnt No Soap.
Beggary is an epidemic of fearful extent
in Spain, bet is most noticeable in Castile.,
where the soil, once' so, fertile, ylejus
bare subsistence, and where there are no
eommircial enterprises to employ the
idle.
We had heard so much of castile soap
that an ardent desire possessed us a In
vest in a large supply upon its native
spot, but the most persistent demands for
castilo soap' failed to produce, any, nor
could we hear' of a factory la, Eurgp.'-
Cor. Home Journal.
Departure In Horse Trading.
WLat is termed "a startling departure
in tho line of horse trading" is report ei?
from Fall River, where a citizen, who has
a mare for sale states, frankly that her
disposition is so sour that she hates her
self, and that ho would recommend the
creature to uobody unaccustomed 9
horses. Brooklyn Egle-
OFFERED
f or an incurable case of Catarrh
In the Head by the proprietors of
DR. SAQE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
SvmDioma of Catarrh. Headache.
obstruction of nose, discharges falling into
throat, sometimes proi use, watery, ami acrid,
at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent,
bloody and putrid : eyes weak, ringing in ears,
deafness, difficulty of clearing throat, expecto
ration of offensive matter: breath offensive:
smell ami taste impaired, and general debility.
Only a lew of these symptoms likely to be pres
ent at once, l nousnnus oi cases result in con
sumption, nnd end in tho grave.
By its mild, soothing, and healing properties.
Dr. Sage's Remedy cures the worst cases. 50o.
The Original
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SLUM
r. V rJ3. f.r'i. l Jurrlu Vtotta-
Wtaf . 3 WVJ TBS bit A UarmUu.
TTnequaled as a Uver PI II. SmalleBt,cheap
pt easiest to take. One Pellet a Dote.
Cure Sick Headache, IliliouM Ilendaelie,
Iizziiieuu C'oiiMtipaliou, ludlKeatioii,
llillous Attack, and all derangements or
the stomach and bowels. 25 cts. by druggists.
D, fc m. Time Table.
OOINfi WfT.
No. 1. 5 :lo a. m.
No, 3. 0 :40 p, m.
No. 5 c; :47 a. ill.
No. 7.-7 :.T p. in.
No.! -fi :I7 p. in.
No. 11 ;27 il,
CSOINO FAS'".
Xo, 2.-4 :X: p. in.
"o. 4. 10 :." a. in.
No. 0 7 :13 p. in.
'q. 10. 9 :45 a. in.
All trains run daily by wavof Omaha, except
Nos. 7 and 8 which run to and from Schuyler
daily exci pt bur. day.
No. 30 is a stuh to Paciflc Juneiinn at k 2a m
No. l'J is a stub from I'HUiiit: dunution at 1 1 a. in.
R. B. Windham, John a. Da vies.
Notary Public. Notary Fublic.
vyixmiAMA iavii:.
Attorneys - at - Law.
Oflice over llank cf.Cass County.
Plattrmoutii. - - Kerkaska
FOR SAliE TO FEEDE11S !
Stegrs and Heifers,
One. Two and Tliree years old. near Kiowa,
Kansas : siiltabio ror f eeding or Koillnn.
Also Stoolii. Onttlo.
Will cell mi 1 inie to j.art'fs mHkir.g tiist-clast
paper : adoress :
R. 1. CKIMKS. Kic.wa, Kiw., or
W. li. ;itlMKS, Kaiif fity. Jio.
N- A. S. E-
Jlembers of the N. A. S. E. will please
meet at their room, Saturday evening at
8 o clock. A fuil attendance is desired.
as business of importance is to be trans
acted. By order of the Past Grand
orkman.
Plentv of feed, flour, graham and
meal at litis. fs null, tf
A MAN FROZE. TO DEATH !
Why?
Because he had no Oakland Stove.
Uuy one of Joiimon Bkos. sept22 cilia.
WHAT ON EARTH
Is the reason people will ntt, can n t, or
do not see any difference in ch.-ap nos
trums put up by Cheap John houses or
responsible partus at enormous profits,
rather tlmn take a medicine of world
Tridj reputuniron auij cue that i giving
Universal Mitisf.icfpn at equal price? No
medicine in the wrrld is giving such un
paralleled saticfacuon for ptuifyms Ihe
.lood ns IJEGfi'S BLOOD FUHIFIEK &
BLOOD MAKER and ever bottle that
d es not do its wt rk will cjst you noth-
ng For sale by O. P. Smith fc Co.,
ilrugi:it..
J, II. EMMONS, M, D.
HOJHKOrHATro
Physician I Surgeon
Office over WescottV store. Main street
ReKidenee in Dr. Sehildknecht' property
i'hronic Difeases and Di-ie;Les of Y.uixii aud
Children a specialty. Opi-e ucm, i to 1 a. iii.
2 to 5 and J (o p m. ---. -
WILL OPKN
SCHOO OF ELOCUTION
AXI VOCAL CULTyKG.
Special care laken in cultivating lung
power, removing voice from throat.
CLEONE B. DANIELS,
Of Omaha, formerly of Washington,
D. O. Terms, reduced, per lesson, 50cts.
Address Box 352, Plattsmouth P. O,
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On
November First !
'arji3anr iiim i.ia I
Wild,
- T-IS OP BEAUS
In t ne of his windows. JO very body e:in jrticss a!id lVt-d not buy a
cent s worth. Ihe: one ruessin t lit noartst lo Iiow in.-iiiv
B.'jui.s the j:ir contains, hy .Ian. 1st, shall receive
-'Ihe second nearest
A Clear
And the
A FINE LEATHER
The Jar will he tilled and scaled
countro uy three rcsjionsible parties at a J'ojMihir Hall in
T'lattsiiiouth. If a lady should he the first
nearest jruesser .-die will receive
Twenty - Dollar Trunk.
The Second Nearest
TIre Sills: lnfaer I
The Third
A FINE SILK
Bring yonr guesses with name in
eacli
Loookout lor 1 iro;e hand hills iviiir
!ll il... I . . l . . i i .
an me jar ana cnnt tlie
he very
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The One-Price
And Leader
f Uord to epubeai)$s
The importance of ths results of the present political campaign can not bo
overestimated by those who desire th-a success of tho Republican party. The
Democrats, besides the " Solid South," are, in the North intrenched behind
breastworks of public patronage. It will tolre steady, earnest, and united,
work to dislodge them. No hingwill so surely bring about that steady, ear
vest. nd united work as the ciz-culation of sound political literature, and OP
Tf?HIS CLASS NO OTH3R IS AS EFFICIENT AS THE DAILY AND WEEK
LY NEWSPAPER. Speeches and documents are read ty the few, and when
read are laid aside ; the newspaper is the fireside friend, the trusted family
companion. Its inllU3i:cei3 continuous, constant. The Republicans can not
aid their party better than by circulating
Zihe Dailif
It is a live Republican Newspaper, and ha3 been faithful ardong the faithless in
Chicaeo. No man has ever qusstioned its soundness on the platform, because
the principles of the pla form have been advocated by THE INTER OCEAN
many years. PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRIES AND AMERICAN
MARKETS FOR AMERICAN PRODUCERS have been its battle cries from tho
beginning. It did not take it six weeks to ascertain whether it could ctand oa
the platform or not.
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doctrines ty patronizing papers that advocate them. Why should they do so
when they can avoid it by subscribing for THE IXT&R OCEAN, which Is
acknowledged to ba
The Best and TYlost Reliable newspaper
Published in Chicago? In enterprise, news, editorial ability, and everything
that goes to make A COMPLE1E NEWSPAPER it is unexcelled by any ot
Its contemporaries.
Every Republican ought to su'Ducribe for It.
Every working man ought to subscribe for it.
It is the paper for -ii classes of patriotic people who believe in protecting
the homes of America.
Ycu can subscribe through your newsdealer or postmaster. If you are
xnable. to da that send direct to the office of publication. Sample copies aro
always eeat on appiicatiea. Address
THE INTER OCEAN,
CHICAGKX
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15
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a sealed envelope. One guess to
person.
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interesting.
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of Low I'rices.
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