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Advertising rates uniform and reason-
tf.abU and made known en application at
h, the effiee.
A Werd te Republicans.
The hope of the party Ilea in tike expansion
of a tteOwart Hepubllcan 'pre. The Repub
lican tefce read or eihtrtctee help te ntp-
fcfr.
pert a Democratic paper te the eaxtiuien of
one of hie own party ttetetpepere is untrue
te the JtermMlcen cause.
tUnmntmeuetf subscribed te be the Rational
KtfuUtean League.
J. B. CLABXSOH, President.
A. 5. HUMPHREY. Secretary.
THE LEDGER..
is tse largest dally
aper printed In Mays
vllle eeant the eel
inn and measure their
length.
It gire 700 mere
reading natter than
any ether.
It la sold at the same
price a any ether Mays
vllle paper one rent a
ropy or 'J5 cents a
month, delivered by ear.
rler or tent by mall. If
yen are looking for the
most for yenr money,
yen ran get It In TUG
LSVOEK.
Sew Is the time te sub
scribe sojipese yen elve
It a month's trial.
"'Vs ZflfttsS S5
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k Circulation Mere Than
1,000 Daily.
Sikce election "ree-tradera have very
llttle te eay about strikes in this ceun
try. ' Or ceurea the facts de net war-'-
' rant a continuance
V"' of their campaign
ItTJimM'Tretyfk 71e. eftftia nKrmt leVvr
f f it V JUUWVI J-iO" DtUIIVJ UUUUV AUUU1
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J .- . I
!- .lulxun'jiii .1 lit.auif lintnkVinnitAA hnt
tHrvunurs jiwunu. uieiui uuutts, uut
that is no. new con.
ditien. Evidence
at their existence is net a whit scarcer
P& new than last October. It is net the
BjrVlaekef facta which explains the Free-
traders subsidence, 'ine purpose ier
which his ante-election canards were
coined has been accomplished in the
u election of Cleveland. If another
,' election were te be held next week, hew
ever, the irreeuraue press weuia new ee
chronicling alleged wage reductions and
Idle werkera lu every town and city in
the country, notwithstanding the un
precedented prosperity of the wage
earner under Protection.
Things are' different in Free-trad
' Britain. There continues after election
:..tha same abundance of news about
i' strikes, idleness and wee among her
iwwerkiag people with which we have
tbeeB supplied for years. Democratic
pttpers are necessarily confined te these
if -Ens'llHh renfltta'aa their main Reurce of
supply for labor disturbances, and, as
parveyeis of news, regularly chronicle
thm. The Bun recently Informed its
readers that a manifesto issued by the
.' saewpJejed of Londen last week placed
;tM Mmber of men out of work in that
! city alone at 100,000. These, It is stated,
v
kave 900,000 women and children de-
fBden upon them, making 400,000 en
tM verge of. starvation. "It la chiefly
. fee," the report gees en, " te the centin-
iiMht strikes In all trades during the last
Mme ys&rs, which have driven tens of
fafwpiitBg,late the hands of foreigners,
sajMNaee ej,wu man, cuat mu wurKinen
M Lmmeb 9e2,000 In wages alone and
tbe greatest curse that ever vis-
H4 LMdee."
rw TlMt te labors condition in the home
: it VfH'tnie, and It will be the cendi-
ittMt tt ABsrieaa labor here it the vic vic
iierisss Cesiecracy earries out its pledge
te the British system In the
sMnvQS p
Cimtlnnatl Pett pnbllsbed an
fat wWek It called Jay Ooexd
immmmi tern, tae union naa ever
mi Mfint of his manner of
Um life out of ether wn's
But, with all hta eaBw,
tfr hMi of Jay Gqcld 4tmpt-
m by tMnuBf Pf wr wrjc
u utAtkOjraitaa! Hkd MMaY at
ignatMM
m. Am
ijEW.Mmm
f,wBMlJ3km
liaKrflK
SLaaUHuit. WaHMiMii' iitMaAi 'L'M'k iim4tfttMMSBk,"lr.Jit
Mastih & Rhev8 of Fern Leaf have
bought from 40,0OCi te 60,000 pounds of
tobacco se far this season, at an average
of about ten cents.
i ! m nil i
Rbv. P. II. McGuffev of Nicbola8ville
has declined the r.nll te the pastorate of
tlie Christian Church of this city and will
devote his time te ovangelistic work.
Jenx F. BniiruDAN possesses merit as
a comedian and the company which
supported him last night contains some
clever people. It is te be regretted that
1hcy were net greeted by a larger audi
ence. The performance was geed and
the specialties Incidental wero very en
tertaining. .aj
Rev. Geerge LBoebrs, the eldest
divine in the state and probably the old eld
est pensioner in the United States, died
at his home in Louisville from injuries
received several days age by his clothes
catching Arc. He was OOyears of age and
fought in the Mexican War. He was a
Minister of the Methodist Church.
Dn. Carrisk of Lexington, while
driving en East Short street, was severely
shocked and had his horse, a fine trotting
stallion, instantly killed by a live electrlc
light wire lying in the street. The
animal stepped en the wire, and the
Docter, in trying te assist the horse te
arise, received a shock in his left side and
arm, but no serious results arc feared.
Maysvillk Star Ledoe Ne. 1048,
Grand United Order of Oddfellews, has
elected the following efficers:
P. B. I. H. Natas.
K. a F. G. Brady.
W. B. Samuel Monday.
K. G. Iehmael Dawsen.
V. G. Merijdy Drewn.
M.N. F.-E.E. Smith.
P. N. F.-K. H. Andersen.
Y. F. Henry Clay.
A. Daniel Manns.
W. Jehn 8anferd.
l.S.O.Ou8tus Morten.
It. S. David Darnall.
ii. 8. Antheny Dimmltu jt g k
Rj8.-iiWL.l'vPearir W ''V ''
L. S. William Strawder.,. ,
O. G. Themas Graves. "9
The JStnerten Piane.
Thefe Instruments have enjoyed a high
reputation far mere than forty years. Are
Brilliant and Musical in Xone, .uml afford a
most beautiful accompnniment te vocal mu
sic the toue having the rure sympathetic
quality which blends admirably with the
humn voice. They are durable, being .con
structed of.tbe Beet JiatcrlalB, by tlie Most
Skilful "Workmen, They have cttrned an
especial reputation for Keeping In Tune,
and also for retaining in a most remarkable
degioe their original fullness of tone never
growing thin or wiry with' age.
The Emcreen Upright Pianos especially
have obtained a rcmarkable success during
the past few years, and have invariably re
ceived a high award wherever exhibited.
In oil the essential qualities of a .First-class
Instrument they arc second te no pianos
manufactured In the country.
ANNOTJNCBMBNTS.
FOR MAYOR.
We ere autherited. b announce. KARBY
HAULM AN as a candidate for Mayer at the
ensuing January election.
We are authorized te anneunce E. E.
the ofilee of. Mayer at the ensuing election for
VIVj UUiWUlO.
TOR CITY MARSnAU
We are authorized te anneunce 51. E. Mo Me
ICKLLU1' as a aindldate for City Marshal at
the ensuing January election.
We are ailthorlzcdte anneunce E. W. FITZ
GERALD as a candldate for Marsha) at the
ensuing city election.
We are authorized te announce JOHN W.
ALEXANDER as a candidate for City Marshal
at the ensuing January election.
We are authorized te anneunce JOHN V.
DAY as a candidate for City Marshal at -the
ensuing January election. "" ,
We are authorized te anneunce JAMES
REDMOND as a candldate for City Marshal nt
the ensuing January election. .,
'
4
reit CITY CLE11K,
We arc authorized te announce HARRY C
McDOUGLE as a candldate rer City Clerk at
the ensuing January election.
We are authorized te anneunce MARTIN A.
O'HARK as a candidate for re-election te the
efllce of City Clerk nt the ensuing city elec
tion. ren assessor.
We are authorized te anneunce CHARLES
D. SHEPARD as a candldate for City Assessor
at the ensuing city election.
We are authorized te nnnonnce F. W.
I1AUEH as a candldate ter City Assessor at
the ensuing city election. -
We are authorized te nnuounce. JOHN
WALSH as a candidate rer Assessor at the
ensuing January election.
FOR COLLECTOR AND TREASURER.
We are authorized te anneunce HORATIO
FICKLIN for Collector and Treasurer at the
ensuing city election.
We are authorized te announce JAMES W.
fTTZOKRALD as a candldate for Collector
and Treasurer at the ensuing city election.
rOR WUARFMASTER.
We are authorized te anneunce C. it. PHIS
TER aa a candidate for ro-electlen as Wharf,
master at the January election, 1893.
CITY WE10RER.
We are authorized te nnneunce WILLIAM
DAVIS as a candldate for City Weigher at the
ensuing January election.
ren COUNCILMAN.
Second Ward.
We are authorized te anneunce JOHN T.
PARKER as candldate for Councilman from
the Second Ward.
Third Ward.
We are autherised te announce .0. O. HOP
PER as candidate for Council from th
Thirtl Ward. .,.
Fourth Ward.
We are autltdrlaed te announce JOHN T.
MARTIN m a candidate for Ceunellaww Iren
the Fourth Wa.
JVM Ward.
We ere nwtaeri te Mwewnea O. W. WAR-
uBMti xrew mm)
iVb Charge! SSTZ,
Vanttd," "Bttmtien
ITpnied," " xVxit," " Found," Acefan aectfta
b1 nature, ami no te excted thru lint, en thtt
jxw, are rtlEE tall.
t3TX6 DMiiUti AdttrtiitemtnU iiwtrtal cith cith
eut ay.
atuulr fail te come the flrtl time, V invite
at many rtpttitieiiB as art'tucettaty te nturt
what jem advertUe for. Me tcWi the adtcrtirtrs
te feel that they are net impo$Ue en u (i wiry
eurfrtt column.
Adv(rtUtnuiU can be left at our efllct or rent
thnmyh the mail U
TUB PUBLIC LEDOElt COMPAKT,
.He. 10 E. Third Strut.
WA1TTX9.
WANTED Te bee, barrow or rent a Showcase
about Ave tret long. Apply at thin efllce.
WANTEDA flrst-ciasa iilaekamlth. hy the
th of tbls month. Apply te DONOVAN
& SHORT.
WANTKD-i,000Hus&elsnlceWlilteCernihl$h.
eat market price paid. OLD HOLD MILLS.
WANTED A Cook who can wash and Iren ter
email family; Kfxl wm te competent
help. Apply te Mrs. M. 8. DIMMITT, Hi Wwt
Second street.
WANTEDThe public te knew that I have re re
raevpil te the Opern-heusp. 114 Weat Seeend
street. J. F. RYAN. Leck and Gunsmith.
WANTED A boy about II years old. Apply
te ISAAC WATKIN8. Market street.
WANTED Canvassers for each precinct In
Masen ceuntv. Liberal term. Inclese
stamp. AGENT HOCKEK WASHER COM
PA NY. Dever. Ky. .
WANTED Ladles te knew that MiM Eva
DeAtley Is carrying en a Dressmaking
establishment in he Sixth Ward, and would
llke te have them call.
POR 8AX.B.
l?On SALE-Cholee Timethy and Clever Hay.
I ilnllvpriMl fren tn snv rtart nf tlin citv. At the
OLD HOLD MILLS.
JTOBBMIT.
?OR RENT-Bmall CottMre en Ka.it Grant
f street. Apply te Mra. AV. L. DAVIDSON.
TJIOH RENT Modern Cottage en Commerce
A; street, Fifth Ward, for terms, &c., apply
at Adams' Express Office
xqsT
LOST-I'enslnn papers of AI1RAHAM WILSON,
Kinder will pfeaae return te this elllce.
LOST On Monday December Kth, between my
house en the 11111 City like and Maysville, a
black walking stick
BUiiaDierewara u returned ie
me.
W. II, TARLTON.
LOST-SllverlMn, between Raptlst Church and
ferry-beat. Return te this efllce.
LOST On Second street, between J. J. Weed's
Drugstore and the Claa Works, a Pocket-book
containing papers valuable only te the owner. A
reward eTflO will be paid for I te retnrn te this
elllce.
LOST A palref steel-rlmmed Spectacles. Finder
please leave at this efllce.
LOST An O. R. T. Pin between C. and O. Depot
and J. Hamilton's rveldence In the Fifth Ward.
Finder will please leave at 319 E. Second street.
LOST Between Frent and Fourth streets, a Card
Cese containing (3 bill. Reward It returned te
this efllce.
LOST A red Mitten, en Second street, at the
crossing leading from Traxel's. I'lease return
te this efllce.
LOST A Masen County Dullrilne Association
Reek. l'lea return te HENRY BASCOM,
colored, or 31. C Russell.
rouire.
FOUND-A Lady's Bluck Muff at the Bank of
Mavsvllle.
JOl?ND A Oleve containing sum of money.
Call et this efllce nml prove property.
FOUND A deer key en Third street. Can be
bad at this efllce.
IOST Saturday, Pocket-book containing ft 30,
j between Hunt's and Miss Anna Frazar's.
I'leane leave at this efllce.
Small, the Tailor
CAN HE FOUND AT HIS
EMPORIUM of FASHION
Ne. HO Market Street,
Oppvnlte Central Hetel.
Don't
U COME
NEAR
US!
IP YOU WANT TO PAY
HIGH PfilCES.
BABOAINS OFFERED NOW:
Loek In our Shew Window nt our
13-cent Dell, Washable Face and Flew-a
Ing Hair, twenty.seven Inches Jeng,
Shoes and Stockings.
Celebrated King Gun for tl 00
New Line et Elegant Weed Toys In
Vestibule Railroad, Ste., We. and 1 00
Santa Clauawlth Reindeer Archi
tectural Uuilding Illecks r., 60, 1 00
Our Photograph Album for . 1 CO
Muke sure and oe-eur Cheap
Table with our Teya for 5.
Hoartef Europe, illustrated, large,
for , 200
One volume uf Unwritten History,
J.T.IaeMey&Ce.
ROOKS. JOYH AND FAKOY GOODS.
There is nothing
mere dangerous, and
nothing mere curtain
te bring en disease
than impure water:
and while
The CHOLERA
is at our very deer
veu r.nn nrnvnnt It
H .-. 7t i. i.r.--I
fectually andperm.i
ncnlly if yen use a
ifV " A "Dnci-maii
-f-i ,
ss jd liter i
It is germ proof. Fer sale by
S. B. OLDHAM, Sele Agent.
AN ORDINANCE
Ordering an Election te be Held en Monday,
January 2d, 1893.
He M ordained by the Beard of Ceuntflme n of
the Win of ilautvule, Ky., That an election be
bold en Monday, January d, 1HU3, ter the elec
tion of a Mayer, City Clerk, Collector and
Treasurer, Marshal, Assesser, Weed, and Ceal
Inspector, Wharfmaater and six Ceuncllmcn,
one from each ward.
Be it further ordained, That polls be open In
said city for said election at 6 o'clock a. u. and
close at a o'eleck p. m. at the following places
en said day, giving the Inspectors ene hour
for dinner; and the following persons are ap
pointed Inspectors for said electien:
First Ward Jacob Outten's shep: Jehn Mo Me
Cartby, Jeseph Lewry and Jehn W. Thomp
son. Second Ward -J. 8. Redmond's cigar stores
0. 1- Sallee. James Delenty and W. N. Howe.
Third Ward-D. Fltwrereld'a shop) P. J,
Murphy, D. C. Frszee and Jehn Zeeh.
Fourth Warda R. Powell's shep: W. A.
Cole.C.II.NIcbeUon and Samuel CreiKhbaum.
Fifth Ward Cenrad's store! Jehn O. I'ayne,
Geerge W. Cook aM ThemM w. Iireen.
Sixth Want Reuben Hwtt'a residence) a,
M. Cllnger! Fred Lawrence and L. J, Harding,
8M eers of eeetkm bh directed te held
aid eleiiefl and nake due return Ihereqr,
eWW WlitTAM M. COX. Prcldt,.
MAMIK A. ONAKCtCrtr Ckrk.
K4H
A
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fr
CORDIAL
w
.
WELCOME!
IS EXTENDED TO ALL WHO MAY COME
Te Henry Ort's
Emporium of Trade.
This season 1b one when jollity
and geed nature prevail in stere
and lienie. At Henry Ort's one
is ruiuie te realize that. anta
Cluus is come. And the compli
ments of the season are respect
fully presented te the host of
Henry Ort's customers.
HENRY ORT.
State National-Bank
MAYSVILLE, KY.
CAPITAL STOCK $VOO,(WO
aviwLus i jio,eoo
DO A GENERAL BAN KINO BUSINESS.
0. D. I'earce, Cashier.
W. II. Cox, President.
Jno. P11.KH, Vice-President.
- Ji;
r
Allen A. Edmonds
m
rasus LKars Euarnfj, .-
JJATSVILUt, X7.
" ORDERS SOLICITED FOR
ANYTHING
THAT CAN BE
PRINTED l
n.
WITH TYPE. 4 .
J. J. EITZGrERAlI),
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter!
41 West .Second Street,
Jewel Gas 8teves. " MAX8YILLK, KV,
The ,4HeKINS,,
Nelsen, $3
FALL SHAPES NOW READY.
Shirts Made te Order.
Academy of the VWItation-Berdlnf
and Day Scheel for Yehbk Ladies.
-This Institution hasn high reputation for Its
many advantages and tltoreggh educatlea (a
every branch. The Musical DcpartHmt M
under the direction of a graduate of a nema
IrRWH it
aw
JTATHS,.l)fvH!
i w, ar.
ME
ijii)J1UmT JKfumJySrymt f I kiBJ
yHHR,
for
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fVtMKUJJSIIigSMLaMH...IIII.JUNIIII l.-THTFT-. SUUIIllllll 'BiT ,4E
m "k. (Jewelry Is -
i BALLENGEE Diamonds I )
I (Silverware j 'T
Ail .."' WA (
Cjr4BftsjgWftWMfWWniaaaJwwlaaA
THOMAS J. CHEN0WETH,
IDPiTJO-GJ-IST.
MAYSVILLE. KENTUCKY.
DIAMONDS;
WATCHES,
.v.; ' ' u r I"? W 'ryr
HllWHafrTiJHutfiTg.
P. J. MDEPHY
SUCCESSOR TO HOPPER & MURPHY.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. JIATTINGS. ; '
...... -........ v .: .:;:-..v
And Housekeeping Goods
AND FOR
-&&CfC
t22
McCLANAHAN & SHEA,
DEALERS
MANTEL3,
Tinware, tfin Reefing, Guttering. and Spenting.
JOBaWORK OF AIL KINDS Executed In the best. manner. -
L. C. BLATTKRMAN.
OLDEST HOUSE
BLATTERMAN fe POWER,
--SOLB AOBTS FOH. :"
MILLER'S MONITOR RANGES,, v.
-AtlTl TIRALBILq IN-.., ,
MANTELS, ST0YES, GRATES, CE CREAil gEEZERS,.
' HorrigeraterS, Washing MachlueS, Wringers hnd Kitchen Specjaftl'cs'. wiSTlltriet
be undersold. All goods guaranteed as represented.' Tin lloeflug, Guttering and
general Jeb Werk, ( . . .,w
28 and 30 W. Second Street :-;.; .MAYSVILLE, KY.,
Gee. M. dinger & Sen,
BRICK MASONS AND CONTRACTORS I
Estimates made en all classes of Werk,
Leck Bex 417. MAYSVILLE. KY.
MONUMENTAL, "ST?A!TIJA!RY
AND CEMETERY WORK,
In Qranlle and Marble.
M. E. GILM0EE,
108 W. Bacejin Btbkkt, MAYHVILLE. KY
tFreesten
satisfactory pr
O-Freestone Itulldlng Werk, Sidewalks, tc, at
ices. .
THE PRESS,
(NEW YORK)
allu Circulatiet
Hat a Larger Dailu Circulation than any ether
liepubllcan iVetmiKtjwln 4merea,
DA1LV..
SUNDAY.
WEEKLY.
Tte Aoer'wive Bepublican Journal of the Me
tropolis A Newspaper for the Manse.
FOUNDED DECEMBER, 1st, 18S7.
Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Daily.
The l'lissa is the organ of no faction; pulls
no wires; has no animosities te avenge '
The Most JUmarkahlc Neictpaper Suctee (rt
New Yerk. The Ptcm it, a tfaiumal Succest
Cheap news, vulgar sensations and trash
find no place In tbe columns of Tub Fubbs.
The Press has the brighest Kdlterlal page
In New Yerk. It sparkles with peluts.
The I'iiebs Sunday edition Is a Splendid
twenty page paper, covering every curfent
tonic of Interest. ....
The Press Weekly Edition contains all the
geed things of tbe Dally and Sunday editions.
Fer these, who cannot afford the Dally or are
prevented by distance from early receiving it.
the Weekly is a splendid substitute.
At an Advertising Medium The Pr km tie
Superior n New Yerk.
TUTU FAES3
inWitn the itach of all. Th Bl and Cttcapcti
Newspaper iAmerica.
r.ally and Bunday, ene year,. ...,., ...... 00
Dally and Sunday, six months 3 00
Dally and Bunday, one month , . A
Dally only, one year 9 00
Dally only, four months , ljj
Bunday, ene year. . 00
Weekly Press, ene year 1 00
m4 fw Ta Fwhw Olretiiar. . r
aaja4ea free, AM wmtM verywWert ,
TucrucNi n Pack swi mr YriLi
i
" '. --! I I ,
Impairing of all Kinds
JEWELM.
Generally Always en Hand ,p
SALE BY
c&ej6' j gJcrzJ
4
1N-
- GRATES
IN THE CITY.
W. F. POWER.
tWHITE, JUDD.& CO.
-Are still In the
FURNITlJEE BUSINESS
At Ne. 4B W. Sflecad Street.
XAItmOAI) BCKZOUZ.fi.
CINCINMTI DIVISION CJIESAVIUKEjlNaOHIO.
jJe.a.,0: , m
Ne.a)....7.-ajp.m
Ne. lS....4:tep,m.
Np,-....S:Cap.ul
East
m
n
m
te
Wnl
Add twenty-six minutes te get city time.
Nes. 10 and 90 are the, Maysvllle accommoda
tion, and Nes. 17 and It) the Huntington aocem.
modatien. Nes. 1 and '1 are the fast express
and Nes. 3 tind 1 the F. FV.
Ne. 4 (F. F. V.) is a solid tfaln 'with through
dining car and Pullman sleepers te Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and. New Yerk.
Through Pullman sleeper te' Richmond, Va.,
and Old Point Comrert. Ne. 2 Is a solid train
with Pullman sleeper te Washington, making
all Eastern and Southeastern connections.
The accommodation trains are dally except
Sunday; the rest are' dally.
Direct connection At Cincinnati for 'points'
West and Seutbv
MATSVWXE DIVISION.
ioutAbeund.
Leaves Maysvflle of
fi :UQ a. m . ter Paris, Lex.
Stanford. Liv
ingsten, Jellioe, Mlddlceboreugti, Cumberland'
Gap, Frankfort. Louisville and points en N.
N. and M. V., Eastern Di vision.
Leaves Maysville at :Vb p. te. for Paris. Cln Cln
elnnati, Lexington; Winchester, ' lllohmeud-
and points en' N. N. and M. V.i KastonTDlvls KastenTDlvls KastonTDlvls
ien. ZTor(Mieuno ,
Arrlve at Majsville at 10;00 a. in. and'8;I5
p. in.
AU trains daftly except Sunday I
Add twenty-stx minutes te get city time.
OIIUSQT HOUTB'irXBTA
37i Ohie.and MtHlutp
i piSietixcay
Is tbe abort line be be
twQea Cincinnati and
8ti Leuis, and all of Us
IrmlBa tun tkreuch solid
te St. Leuis. Ne trassf eniBf of baggage or
of passengers who travel ea O. and X. trains.
Lea than tua hour tt our tl te IK. Levis,
where nr trains make' eotuteetJes In the
Union Depot with trains of all lines for the
West, Southwest and northwest'.
The Ohie and Mtaafiilwl Hallway la the dl
root and fast line te Louisville.
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dal attention te colonials going west, either
single or In parti: Our ajrentt 'are pre
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rates and rputes te matati Writ, and vsw
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