vt
:eJ2
rujraii:ycastc:uaiViiT..ir ji; l.T:ga553gB i vKsmfi t.mK r.y msagcgHsscj;
ZtSSXBSSXZSSSZSZi
.. HV. IHLJITXrV
.m.r.'J'iWiA.u:
gPTressgasary-
ACJUCCIjTUUAL.
"Yui TKfVMKNTor f tto Am'unTiRjtn lumlpr
ttie o.tlturlnl clmr of ttl. 11. W. VtiitN?.
S'nriMrnt of tho XctmiakA 8tl llonrtl ot
Asrlculturo.l
A'rlirnaUn Arbor Unj.
At the lust meeting of the Nebraska
State llonrri of Arglculture hold nt
Lincoln, Jaiu :, 1S72, tho following,
among other resolutions, were adopt
ed: JitMlrnl. Tlmt WMnlj tho 10th t!y
of AtU ISTJ, Ih nml ttiostuno Is hereto es
proliillv sot ti'wrl mill eonMvnilo' for troo
plunllnn In UioStnto of Nohmskn, ' tho
Htnto lliwnl of AKrtoiiUtiro horohy iiiiino It
WKHOH HAY." ami now u"'" ' jhmIo
4f tho Stnto tho vJtnl lintorliimo of irx
Idivnttnc. horoby mror n "Vvuf JVrwiitiici"
of w Aurnfrnl liliiir to tho County Aarlcul
tunilS.volotv of Hint county In Xi'limskn
which n uixm An fr jtlnnt, projorly,
tho ItiruoHt nuintor ot tnv.i, uinl a
'irri l.-itrttrfi nf 7Wi"j-hv "W.'itr.t wm til of
Unit; to thai orson who on ihnt iluy sluill
plnni iniorly In Nebraska tho grcntiM
number of tree, ,
,V-Viel. Thiit the now-papers of thN
Stnto bo rcqm'oil by the tiilc 1'onnt of
AKrleulture, to Uvp tho resolution In re
cant to im .tnnitvrj.iry iv. for tree pltint
lm:. MomUnj-In their column- until April
10th next, nn.l enll tho ospevhil attention of
tho pMplo to tho Importance of tho matter
from time to time.
. -
HOW TO ADVKUTISK XKUK ASICA.
If Col. Geo. S. Harris, J.and I'om
xnlsslonerof the 1. fc M. K. U. does
not know how to advertise Nebraska,
we'd Hko to see the man who does.
We aeknowledgo Ihe receipt, from
tho hands of the Colonel, of twenty
different sketehed views of Nebraska,
KOttea up by the best nrttrts of the
land, engraved and printed In mag
nlfleer.t stylo on heavy tinted paper,
pultablo for framing. The Colonel
has these views also printed In circu
lar form and distributed all over the
Tnlted States and Kuropo. The
views beforo us are: Salt Creek at
Ashland ; on the llue between Cam-
l
woll adapted to tho apple, do not Fniit. mn.L, Oftninn. nonf, riower.Q n 1
kcciu to suit tho ch-mtmit. Wo hnvo , "" eo- u,,Jse. I lailTb oonicn.DOOUb
no gravelly land in theso part?, ami
of outirsu do not know how it. will do,
but judging from its behavior in Now
England should think It would be
very successful. The best success
hero has been on very deep, dry,
loose, black prairie soil. On such sit
uations, too much cannot bo said in
favor of the chestnut.
ri.A.VT THKKS.
C. S. Harrison, Supt. May Flower
Colony, York County, in this State,
has been over In Illinois, visiting Ar
thur Hryant's forest of his own mak
ing, and writes tho State Journal, Lin
coln, from which we extract the fol
lowing. We have long known Mr.
Bryant, by reputation, as a tree grow
er, and last year enjoyed the pleasure
of making his personal acquaintance,
at Kichmond. Ho is a brother of
Wm. Cullen Bryant, tho Toot. Ar
thur Bryant came to Illinois years a
go and planted trt es ! And although
now his locks are white as the driven
snow, ho yet planus trees each year,
and will continue to do so as long as
his Master permits him to sojourn on
thl-. green earth-made to grow trees.
But we simply meant to extract, to
show how troes.c.-mr when planted.
and we may add, then etirtd or.'
Bead the extract. Here It is:
It did not seem possible that all the
beauty and comfort 1 saw there, could
have lieen procured by so little effort,
and in so s-hort a time. There was a
large vanetv of evergreens, hemlocks,
with their tre-juness 01 eoior. ami ce
Anplf and tVilft Utxtgrrti. hot sorts, 10.WM. JoO.OQ
lxr, S!rt.i:xtrn. I vr. ltartln .tc.S to 1 ft., dor., COO
Sn-its. IVnrh, lm..$!: Apple. 0nse.iicwt tin., 12.00
Wiiofi, While lv.neh liloiv, Karlr Kie. bu., iw
Sntlin,n, Una Mnple, l.(W, l : A Mi. l: Kim, i
llhistr.ilt'rtOitiilocne. 100 pace, t NewPrleeLlt. HV
15-S V. K. 1'ilOKNlX. lllooinlnKton. Illinois.
$30,000 1
10,000 Tickets at $3 JSac7i !
0500 IN GOLD TO THE
P OOKOF O M A I-T A .
may secure !ait elegant resi
dence iiV the most fashiona
ble part of the city.
HEAD. PONDER and INVEST i
it7 GIFTS VALUED AT
5 30f
TO UK DISTltlBlTKU.
mtA WIXO TO TAKE W.ACE IN T1IK CITY OF
Omaha, April 18th, IS72.
UnJortlielmmiMlateiiianaRemeiit oftJ. II. COt-
I.IN. of Uieut'Il known lirm of U. 11. fcJ. S.
tVUXIJo. lealer In U'siilier. S.uldlery,
ltarnev. Hoots ami Shin'?.
LIST OF 1MJEMIU3IS.
lt OrniKl Prlte Hone nl Ut. cvr. lStli nnd
l Vp'iot Avenue, the reoUleluv f U. H. tl
lln. eeiiinlnhn; nine room. i:.sn. alor. eN
tern. nell.M.iblo. etc., iMimn.iinllBi; a vJev
of ttieeliv.on the liaiitlii:uiT corner U
In Oi&lm ..- ?W,
?! I'nio. il.mc on cir. IUi ami llipltol A
n.u'. iMntaintiw eight rtsinin 3,nV
5nl lrle. lIoie on corner IMh mnl Capitol
A emir, contitntnc Se en jiyim . ... S,SA)
t:h I'r'ie. One no! elt'unt UnU MonnUxl Osir
riio Hnrne.. v
4Ui srue, one elegant t scat I'ony I'iar
rl.i$e W
t m: oM Mourned lKiihle 1Uick.v Harnn. .. i
letMlverMo.intetIVMibleHoc Harness. i
6 ot Silver Mounte.1 smcle Uiwsy Ha.ue.- V
iit cihvi. mIh1 V'tirtn Hjirne v i iv
B. K. TIME TABLES.
MIDLAND PAOniO EAILWAY.
SCHEDULE No. C,
TaV es effect SunJny. March lTth. 1S72. Trains Jolly
except SunJty.
WKOTWAKP-I . '" MVSTWAUD.
No.:t. No.l.lIAllUrJb. y0.a. Xq 4.
P. Jl. A. M. ! 1. M. A. M.
4 ft) 7:.to ... ciroslca City..- 2 W '
4:ir, T:4t TiUbot l liXi'M
4-15 fcfi" I .Ounh.ir. .. 1ST 11 M
.V0T J:i) I Arlington... 113 It Si
ctl S-.T) I Svracnse 12 " II W
6:.M ! Unndllln 12 S3 ! l
fi;- 'HIT Palmyra ISIrM 10 US
fcJtt 1:S I ltflilint 1 It S3 3 3H
7:3il littxt ' Cheney's 11 S2 9 00
7:M 1K22 J?tatc I'rHon 1 11 OS I ! 27
MO lft.W Lincoln -ll W ?
The time clvcn above !s tint of Lincoln, being 37
nilnnies slower than that of Chlcauo.
M. A. SHOWKKS. J. X. CUXVCIISE,
Ttaln Master. suporlntenJent.
Burlington & Missouri River E. E.
IX AKIIUASICA.
FASSEXOKK AXlTjIIXKl) TRAINS.
Ul'XXlXO ItKTWKEX'
PIallsmouihand Lincoln.
TotnheKllectWecliie.siJny, Dec. '20. 1M1.
STATIONS
WESTWARD.
Train No. II.
MIXKn.
Train No.l.
til tie rent ltr olesaiit kersey Horse lilni.ots HcahSs
.1..... ..) tli.tir inl.r f .11 !;
uu.-. .... .." ,-..- - ."--- lo nu.:cli .....
kiiuisi ot tune ami larcn. oniy i. ears , t ,nwN.H,lu M.sciine
oKi. over 10 feet High ami siraijrni as
arrows. In the lawn was tlie heau li
ft: 1 tulip tree, with its smooth bark
ami clean branches, paper-lurch, as
white as if folded in a mantle of snow.
den and Crete ; looking up the Vest J i'jIOro was the cotlee tres. with Us
nine; Wauhoo Valley; Salt Orcok
Valley ; on the Kltie west of Camden ;
rrairio 1XC Town on lij; llue ; prai
rie eight miles frtm Lincoln; on
Turkey Creek: looking north from
Seward: Valley of the !hy Ulue;
prairie ten miles from Lincoln ; Crete
looking up tho Blue ? Crete; down
the lUue from Crete; Sod House and
Trairlo; Prjiirie Corn Kield and Cat
tle; Salt Kasin at llneolr. ; Artesian
Well at Lincoln.
T1MHKK rL.TLB-UU. WASDSK.
The great desideratum of the West
ern Trairie countries now is timber
planting. To predict that the now
comparatively treeless plains of the
West would. In the next half centu
ry, or less. Kvomo
growing region
romrh bark, and the persimmon trees
with their amrular branches, while a
little further on wore chestnuts, with
the ground beneath them covered
witbburs. witnesses of their produc
tiveness. Mr. Hryant and on aeeom
pioned me with'mea.Miring hue, tt
take the dimensions of which I note
for the encouragement of those com
mencing life on treeless prairie-.
Kirst. we measured a Catnlpa tree,
whose rich foliage, and beautiful and
showy blossoms give it a crown of glo
ry among the neighboring trees.
This is twenty-eight years from tho
seed, and measured eighteen inches
above cround, it has a "circumference
of seven feet. Next, we measured a
Norwav Spruce, which is more than
fortv feet high, very blight in foliage,
raisin c its graceful trunk through a
ovratnid of branches. The lowe?
limbs of this tree do not drop off. but
1 llitt0S"lii: Machine ...... ....
1 ;tieewl!i Machuie-... . .
A Pairs (ieul-V Vine. Kn'lieJi Clf, ewe!
liivl. r jlv ....r...-r. -.
So P.iri iJents" tliu', French Call, eTt
RKt. i ls .
. P.ilrs ljidloe." Kme.
JI
Kresicil KM Moots. 0
r
1W
hVl
ay
tw
lir ilie jHirivie of IncrcAslr.c our business. 1
.!!: this met lust of convortlnc enie of my jvr
stwl prvpem Into vsh. ami the nlscrllvr pives
his word and honor lhal exerjthlnjr ivill be con
ducted I" tlie lalrtM manner jvisihie.
All mene should N s,at in 15eirlserts.i Letters,
or lxUMKcc Money order. Ami addressed to
G. II. COLLI XS.
CSS larnam Sirts? tOmaisa.
UKKKliKXCKS.
Vtrt Xatloral Kan&. Omaha.
IT. Uoiv I. Miller. Kdixor Oniaha iionaAf.
', It. Thomas, Mitor Omaha i.ViuWaift.
Merchaus. ,.f Omaha cenerally.
Hiw S. K. P.iine. Iowa City, loira.
Hon. P. A 1V . low a City. Iowa.
iW. . M. twice. Conncfl l.luCV. Iowa.
iv. T v"Hseruenl, N.. IVnver.
W. If Mantel. K.;.. ivnver.
W. H. Oincs. ui t l V K. Ov. Vt. PosMolBes.
X. IV Clnu-ii. s.jcj Salt 1-se, Vtah.
AVter Uros-.StUl Iiixe. t'Wtl.
lion. T. 1- "Jicfcrt. sinp-j r. P. K. li.
Har-v Uocers Ko . Cbevenno. WxKi!a?.
Hon "l- IV. UAndali.lHstx.tue. Iowtr.
H.h; John Ttioirsi. Imhuijue. Iowa.
llir&xu Wil i..rd. -.j . MarshallSown. Iowa.
AvTIVK. 1'XKKUKTtC AilKXTS WAXTEI T
".smh w :f.
peo(
, out j jt , cs?l1 -S m
the great limber I continue to push themselves out near1 JET ASH 1 KjLixilt3 .i.fcb
of the Miintn- tho ground, till they fill acircle. whose Xrtrafcll stunt", nrprovrii ?iAren
ot uu wmii.i, j liinn)0tor i ;,bout twenty-hve feet. m. i-;u- p.-i;r;.i-Uwr,th
1:45 p. m. leave, itox) a.m. leaif.
.vss lrtss
ttas i ifcw
fij ' i i.ie
7:5 !II:J(I.. . ...
, !. 1I:U.
. $. . liivv. ..
. wvi 1112 p. m. . .
.i 9::lp.Hi. nrrlrv riAl jvm. arrive
I1 JlKKll.
Unci4n ' -s.iVia.:. leave- CsM p.m. leave..
1 Vmon SS5 ;2SIV
llihlaiui .., tv, :Jirt
CretiK. ! A-.v sai
lMrchrster i toiUi.ni.arrlve. -J. ;i p.m.nrrt ve
Plnttsmnuth ....
Omaha Junction..
Louisville - ....
Smith Itend
.)ilutul ...,
tJrtHn otxl
Waverly..
Newton
Lincoln
STATIONS
EASTWARD.
Train No. M.
r.i.v.uxosK.
Trnln No. 4.
V1XKP.
PlAttmouth
Omaha J unction.
lAHiisville. .
Snuti iieml-
AsSiiaml. . .
l.roenwwvi
Waveriy.-.
Neton
IJccoln
Uncoln
Pcnton ..
lllchl:ind
Crvie
Vorchester
. S:A5run. arrive 9aa.m. arrive
. :Ki s.2i
. 3aXJ 7:-tf .
. iio. &uv,
. IW. &.HV
. i: .t:.
. l:vMp. ni. leave .VVVla. in. leave
!. mixkiv
. lfra.m. arrive ' 4 p.m. arrivt.
. UWi s:i.V
.. ,V Si-'i
. :. fcav. .
. , :uiu. leave. 3p. m. lesive.
The time given ivc l thai of Omaha, beins S3
minutes lowcr than tfcat of Clilcasni.
TltOs!. DOAN'E,
Kansas City, St. Joseph &0. Bluffs.
Tmt: TAIILK No. tt.
Tto JUy fect .sV..irtv. July 1A, 1ST!.
GOIISTG NORTH
STATIONS.
ovakv i.h:l jin-ii
k r. ' Ki. p.
KHa lty
Kat IAvenworth
St. .lo-eph.
PHKU'S.
llsmiHir- .
Council Klnsrs-J
llnV r. M. 7: A. M.
liiA..d. S-I.s
S:t 1I:
,.. &a- i-P. M.
ifcSS SrJ
.. No5 i 5:21
? -
GOING SOTJT SD.
?TATION!
'S-T. lOCIS MAIL AXE
Kcr. sa.r.
would sot, in our opinion, te tres- This habit of the tree, with its extreme ! :ih itm! tn tin.
ivassbig upon Nature's phenomena or ! haniiness, make it eminently de.ura-, ii;irtrnii p?firFs
metamorphose. In orxier to arouse J hie for screens, lu! you pny ;; They Jfl 000 Mr DVl0 D l I V t S
h,r,vsiiMinnir,l,,i,,ltlWW: SO slowly." 1 A they i H . U M loBOU 1 1 A I 0 L U .
"" ' in.v;nrcii this iree. as we ut .n "v J
.. ... .-.... j. .- ... - . - . , ..
ninutiutr. uie taie oi ivausas itas. i Mof .LTirii iiiele aoove tne
within the past year been employing ; ground, and find its wroumlerviico to
competent persons to lecture on this '. Ih live feet, 1 asked the age. and iin.i
... , ., i . s ' it to Iv onlv twentv years old. A
snlyeoL Among those lecturing ;5:Htoh. NYhfto IMao iWr iu nineteen
that State is Dr. Warder, of Ohio, j years old, gives tiie same measurment.
who has. perhaps, given the matter A Pulip tree, who.se fragrant blosscms
as much scientific and practical atton
.tion. as any other man in the nation.
We liavo before us a letter from the frV;. imstifnl Chestnut tree. -v
Bootor. written in replv to one we vears old. is of the same site. A no-
hai addressed him. asking whether j "Wo Honey Looust is v-Vl;.f!
... ,. . ... measures tl ttvt. A ott Aiaole 5U
he cvmhl favor our itnto wixu a course w . , -- rt.-.,, ,.,! As 1
1 ..ftk . -- --. -W S. - .
walk oil awav trem tins cnarming spo;
1 thvHich: of the possibilities ot beau
m spring, add so much "beauty to this
vouuc :oret. is " years oM. 40 feel
Inch, and has a ctreum.orenee ot tour
Kansas Cliy..
Ka: Leaven wr;h
m. Joseph
PHKLPS.
Hanibarr..
ivcnci! IKntiV.
Iftl P.M. :-P. M.
;P.M. ii
SM0 lr.
JtS Mt
XSi fcA?
. laS ' 7:1
SOFT. VXD ASH LiLVF
MAPLE,
SUITABLE 1ZE FOlt S1UK "WALKS
Ts.-l.ois rcr , at all tiieGeai Ticket OtUces.
A. C. HAWKS, A. L. HOPKINS.
i;en"5 1'&ss. Asenu l!cn"l -M:ier:r.teiv1at.
i-t Jtvsopfc. Mo St. Jit-eph. Mo.
Groat Through Passenger Route
JTRNAS .t ONS.
l.jvvwBTiDo. Nctx
The Florence
SS A LOCK STITCH
Family Sewing Machine.
XI 1IAKZS A TRTJLY
ELASTIC LOCK STUCK.
It aertr Pneken th Worlc, wor Draws
fler being Woulied.
IT SP.LF-FASTENS AVI. THE ENDS OF TIIE
SEAMS. BEING TIIE ONLY SEWING
MACHINE HAVING TIIE
Celebrated "Keversible Feed."
It Is the most Mmpleand easy to learn to use. and
the Icist liable to get out of order, having no
7iro Springy, Wiro Coils.
I,oTorsj)r Brnlx Fads,
To Get Out of Order.
No Cos Wheels to Mako a Raoliot,
AND NO CAMS TO MAKE IT RUN HARD.
Warranted to lasta Life-Time i
a li. orn MAcniNES kept in order
JPHJSE OF CHARGE.
TUB jFXiOtBiNrCB
Euns Light and Comparatively
noiseless.
Over 90,0QGii2i Use.
Wm. E. FIANl?, Gen'l Asont,
314 ISox-tli ITirtli Street,
ST.LOUIS, MO.
DUNN & HAYS, Agents,
BKOWNVILIiE, NEBRASKA.
"r
Hfitim.4,
AfAASHB,
THE000
HILL
6 bUi.
"Wholesale and Eel ail
H 1 ki T"T;T 'fr'g!
1
1. tE.-ij-UJ3rXt'iuS
v ; mvMva Jli n
IH tW IW WHl' iSf U.B
o jl :r, t e t s
RP
u
OIL OLOE
&W& IffATTINGS.
McPHERSON BLOCK,
l$o. 76 M-AJLTST ST., BEOWNVILLE, 2STEB
"We have the Largest Stock, and make the Lowest Price?.
W. .A., polocz:,
I
uluuul.uu
ictiaier ni Stationer
1866.
nn
Post Office Building, BROWiWUXS. NEB.
APT? AT th HPTTT?
) VJL JJ. J.JJLJi
1871.
WORLD
GEO. TJ-A.TJCS-HEIKT'Z',
PBOPRIETOR
Tnsrxoisr HOTSL
SS Sc 90 ZSE-TJNT STREET,
BBOWlsTYILLB.
FOU
ST51
Psis!
FOE PEUIT TREES
OO TO
FUEXAS &-S0XS.
SJ! -IliliraftFiiltfiiai
of ItH-mrt on his f:ioritt :oiv H?
rvkv oau bo proeuroil. Whnt iiy
the frtcmte?
MKTKOKOI.OUUML UKPORTS AND
WK.ITKUR KKIMKTS.
Wo nr Judobtotl to Gen. Myro,
Chiof SJgnnl Ortkvr, U. S. A.. W:ih
1uj:o. for a copy of a volume enti
tled "Tho practical usoof Mctcoroiop-
icr.l Kopwts and Weather Map,"
pslihel by ordor of the
tiful Nebraska, if people have only a
miiui to interest thomelve in the
matter. Hut i: costtoo much ! I an
swer: any responsible Nurseryman
will le clad to let you have a much
lanrer hill than Mr. Hryant has set
out in his spletuiivi grove for $10.
Conf-ttt nt ft McddUnf: Ilntvd.
1: vfas about the buckwheat cakes.
,vr?r' ) I lohi Maria Ann any fool couhi beat
1 k. .. - . 2 .. !. -.- -- x m.4 .!.! .. .
..v w.. rK. .o.;.v.,. f fi. ..Mi. i Hpr raasins uiwv wm-j. .uu im- .mu
, . . , , 1 had lettor try it o 1 aid. 1 oinp-
tln Knc to rdaco it m the ivwor of s ,j, .i..x i..-r n ,T rtf the nitohr
- 4 4114 V" vfc.v - -- X
TKKY CAN SSU. TOr
j Coimcil BItl-s H. K.. Line.
! i.vsr josrni an? ovincy.
I TWO FAST E1PKESS TEAKS
IHLI.MAX SLEKVIXS PALACES.
BSOW.'VTIL.I.E TO QriXCY.
ithcrt Ciiart ef Cat.
TTrtr tut; kkstt -iTTivriT tt:cr
Two Ymp Old APPLE TREES, ! to quixct. st. louxs. cvibo.
A: yti IVIfcii vr TiKSM4. tviifci H tIy ri. IVciar Tnf Ui Xvw Ind!-"
,. , . axv, Cuvna!.. L.aiTutf -Ktvsij?.
i rc C tn t$ per JLTee. ctosao.. i.-:. cwmaw,
- U.n V.!- H1T Tl-
CVwa. DaUk Wi;, W,xxl. Y5rCSiK?-Ji H?5
ritf t irdjKUtc'' ftvr Nary Sicv; x. -HJ.
.X - "
" L
-?? sr
o
t)e larcet nn:
to make use of one evwunc and so: the ckes myself.
and wmtit bv thelalv.rs of the Sicusl j I cot the tloar and salt, and the water,
0tco jUHi. also, to enable them IO and. waruuMby the tvast put in hb-
, , , . . , , -! oral quutnv oi occs :uid shortiung. I
tost and avail themselves of some of , shorl rti ;rlJil ,ajlow Jrom t beef.
o
r; -r
51. 3
- -tr
the laws&ud cueralisations by whicin Kvanvx I coisld int tind an ianl.
:uttoccoKssls are gtKicd.
The battcrdid not io.k nchs. I licht-1
oti iv iiro and iv:;deretl yeast t
vesst. to be shure. 1 had forgotten
the yea;. 1 went and woke up the
baker and cot x-ceats worth cf yeast.
. I et the jntcher behind the sitting
room ?tc-e. ano went to Wv. in ue
CllKSTXlTS XX ltVA.
Mr. D. W. Adams, of Towa. in the
r"ftJrrji itrir, gives his view? re-:
gartg the nlanuns; of cAestiint j luorninc T Cv. ,1? rjy And prx parcel !
trves ia Iowa, As fers have Ivea to enJKy my trumph : but l didn't.!
oxjwssi that it wHi ihM Nourish That'as yea?t strong enough to raie
i Twirie soil, this tttimonv is ea-1 dead ; the batu r va ruaiu aii
- . .. y: the carpM 1 scraped i: up ana ;
cwr&giag. Ho says: j ,. , inu 3ao8ir dish. Then I ;
"Thirteen years ago I pfcmed a ievr ; g jn tj,? kachi? a and put on :ie ,
utfis, and lo-say I have asre te , nddle. The fir? lot of cskes tuck
-; ---- t
I llT
I Hi 2 s
x- -r
S- "J
r M
I c
.-.'D J .W(?.f7 SJi-T-oIi? IZOZTITI
R.V40B. JUhl JU. pC42i5.
south: -a.t3d east.
rismrvr tisc -Jwr Ua- ?: or tm. &?eli
Biiv Your TivroTiirli Ticiots
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Largest Stock in the Market.
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tijv and it bear abandantly if ft:u
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