The farmers' union., November 10, 1892, Image 2

About The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895

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ITeu Sate?estd in Lew Prices
Farmers9 Union.
PUBLISHED BVBBY TBTCBSDAY fit THE
FARMBK8' UNION Ptfl. CO.
inliscrlpiioD, $1 Per Tear ia Advance.
The Next Campaign.
No matter what the result of the
present campaign (this is written
before the. votes are cast Tuesday)
the Peoples party sfaouU start the next
campaign The campaign of 1892 was
made with many disadvantages against
us. There was the bitterness of a presi
dential fight, which always draws old
party lines very, dose, and it is a
hard matter to get voters to look
calmly at the terrible conditions of
governmental affairs. When this bat
tle is over will be the time to educate
men up to the proper place, as their
prejudice will not be worked up to
welding heat and it will be able to
reach their reason. Arrangements
should be rsede to place literature
and speakers before the people of
this county ami state during the
coming winter. Debating societies
shoald be organized and kept up.
and sub-unions organized everywhere
possible. There must be a ctose
association of all reform workers and
facts brought to bear oa men not
poatcd ou the conditions of affairs.
The principles f the People's party
are right and wiU prevail when the
voters are educated. It has been
bard work for reform voters to cast
off their old party prejudices and they
should have sufficient charity to see
it takes a heroic effort to break away
from ties of this kind. The proper
way to do, no matter what tfcj result
of the present campaign has been,
is to re-organize and go ahead with
the work for humanity. All will sue
the cloven foot of the Wall street
manipulation of tlie old parties in the
light closed with Tuesday: How the
.Republicans were used in the south
to defeat the Peoples party, while
the same tatics were used in the
north to defeat the refoi mers endors
ing the People's party ticket to bring
Odium on the nomineess from week
kneed followers of justice and -then
otfefectSua day uniting of the two
old parties to defeat the young organ
ization. luis arrangement was
entered into from the headquarters
of the money aud monopoly power at
New York and Washington. It was
a most damnable scheme, but worked
disasterously to the young party.
The voters will have time to see
bow they have been trifled with aud
Used to the injury of themselves and
families aud the next contest will
be practically unainmous.
Th t election of Grovcr Cleveland
happened in this way: The Demo
cratic party was all right, so far as
the money powev was concerned, and
"with the extra inducements it threw
Out to the rich in the way of free raw
materials, was sufficient to win the
kelp of those powerful influences.
The change will not help the masses
one cent, but if the Democrats are
honest for this time ami fulfHl its
agreements with the manufacturers
by taking the protection from ' raw
Materials it will paralyze several
industries of this country notably
the raising of sheep. But if this was
all, the people Would get off cheap.
Every cent of the people's money is
now in jeopardy. The amount of
greenbacks will likely be wiped out,
as was reccommended by the first
Cleveland administration. Pet national
banks will flourish, the bondholders
can live more luxuarantly than ever.
the rich can go to Europe oftener
and the goose hangs high for the
favored class. But bow will it be
for the farmers and laborers pinch
and economize, weir cniidren go
ftuzgid aad ignorant This tells the
wlole fact
.
While many of the People's party
men expected a larger vote polled in
me interest 01 nwnaaity loan was
the case, they should not become dis
or.rafced. This was a presidential
Year and the lines were closely drawn
by the two old parties and prejudice
Has beea greater in the minds of
many voters than- common sense
The showing is splendid, boweyer,
for a new party. Revolutions arc
seldom made in a day. The sod
Work mnst be kept op.
- .
The jury in the lams case at Home
Stead, Pa., returned a verdict that the
filters wo onhnmaniy treated that
private milita man were set guilty.
Nothing else eoald nave been expect
ed. The rigfcta of the poor are
trampiaoder iss while the guilty
rich piotaQttt - Trials between
be rica aad poor have become a
inockery.
The People's party is now in a
Setter shape to make the fight of 1894
aad W96 than any otter fsrty.
From the best information obtain
able at this writing; the result of
Tuesday's election Is as follows, with
the electorial vote of each state:
CLEVELAND STATES.
New York 36
Illinois 24
Alabama 11
Oeorgia ..-... ; . . 13
Maryland 8
Michigan (divided)
New Jersey ,
.. 5
..10
.. 9
..15
... 8
... 8
... 4
..13
... 9
..17
..11
...12
...12
.12
... 6
South Carolina .
Texas
Louisiana.
Arkansas
Florida
Kentucky ......
Mississippi
Missouri ......
North Carolina.
Tennessee
Virginia
Wisconsin
West Virginia. .
Indiana 15
California 9
Connecticut (S
Ohio 23
Delaware 3
HARRISON STATES.
Idaho 3
Washington 15
Wyoming 3
Iowa 13
Michigan (divided) 4
Massachusetts. 15
New Hampshire 4
Pennsylvania 32
Vermont 4
Maine 6
Rhode Island 4
Minnesota 9
Montana 3
North Dakota 3
WEAVER STATUS.
Nevada . - 3
Kansas 10
Nebraska 8
Oregon 4
Colorado 4
South Dakota 3
According t the record of the
mint, 1 9,50 silver dollars were coined
in the y ear 1804. Of this number
but ei"ht are now known, and tbev
are valued at from $500 to $2,000
each. What Ihc&mic of the remaining
19,532 is one of the greatest numis
uiatiual mystries. Chicago Herald.
Those 19,570 dollars ire count
ed as being in circulation bv the
lying Foster treasury certificate,
so extensively published in Ropubli
can and Democratic papers, to delude
the people into believing there is a
greater amount of money in circu
lation than ever before. Ask us a
harder one next time.
It is probable that the Djm.)crais
will have a majority in the lower
house of congress, while the populists
will control the balance of power in
tUe senate. We sincerly hope, however
that the Democrats will get both
houses, so that party would at least
have the "chance" to do so-nethinjr.
Bun K. Turner has been elected
judge of this, the first judicial dis
trict, over John D. Smoot by from
1,000 to 1,500 majority. Knox county
was Iarcdv the cause of Smool's de
feat
The People's party have elected
between thirty and forty congressmen,
and will gaiu three or four senators.
This is good work for a new party.
There is nothing left for the Re
publican party to do but go to pieces.
The "rock" it struck Tuesday stranded
the g. o. p.
This state has gone Democratic
by from 20,000 to 50,000 plurality.
Where is your new Missouri?
Illinois went Democratic, the first
time in a presidential year since the
war began.
The Democratic ticket in Knox
county was elected by small plurality.
The g. o. p.
down it went.
took a header and
It is estimated that over six thous
and women iu the United States act
as post masters. The largest number
for any one state, 403, is in Pennsyl
vania, nd 460 in Virginia. North
Carolina stands thivd with 322.
Oaly five other states have over two
hundred each 2G5 iu Ohio, 243 in
New i'-oik, 216 in Georgia, 210 in
Texas and 200 iu Kentucky. Alaska
has only one, and Rhode Island and
Oklahoma have ten each.
Postmaster - General Wanamaker
(before Jay Gould squeezed him for
luiilions), stated olacialy tbat on
every $10,000,000 of Western Union
telegraph slock $70,000,000 was
"Water. Yet sixty odd millions of
people are taxed to pay the dividends.
And these things arc not "issues.
Economist
African slavery never ammased
for any one man $1,000,000. facta
triaf slavery has created hundreds of
millionaires, and before the close of
the present country the billionairs.
It ia necessary for the great masses
or the people to unite upon reform
laws. Xiuonomist
Under the Missouri law the crime
of tape is capital offence in the
opinion of the Jury.
State News.
After so long the streets of Jeffer
son City are to be lighted by electricity.
Springfield, nnder a new contract,
scts seventy lamps at f 114 per Year.
w;fi.
The net increase of the memhnr-
if t(u Pliristian chnrflwa in Alia, i
snip 01 me cnrisuan cnurcues in jus-
onMri in tlio iviat vpnr h't litii 7 3ft1?
It cost Callawaj- comity altout $1,
200 to hold the election. This is a
fraction oyer twenty cents for each
vole.
There is great talk over the dis
covery of one onyx ledge in the state
of Washington. Missouri has dozens
of them.
Miller & Stevenson, chinaware
merchants of St. Louis, Mo., have
assigned with $00,000 assets and
liabilities.
It seems to be settled that the
youngest journalist in Missouri is
Austin Leftwirh of the Miami News
He is 9 years old.
The marshal of Kirksville is very
proud of the record he has made the
past year, having pulled 300 trans
gressors of the 'aw.
Mexico has three bands; one of
seventeen pieces, a second of forty
pieces aud a third of fifteen. The
air should never become stagnant
around Mexico.
A Livingston count v tanner has an
acre of ground on which he raised
350 bwsdels of onions, but he dries
his tears when he counts on getting
$2 a bushel foi the in.
The Rev. Dr. O. W. Gauss ha!
tendered his resignation as chaplin o!
the penitentiary and will be succeded
bv the Rev. J. T. M. Johnston of the
First Sabtist church of Jefferson City.
John K. Luker of Knox county ad
vertised for a wife. Miss Bertha
B. Clemons answered the '-ad."
Mr. Luker took his proposed bride's
father home over night and was
pleased with him. the marriage
came off October 25th.
The great southwest will be hcanl
from at Chicago in 1893. The gover-
:or's room in the building will bo
furnished by Nevada and the govern
or s reception room by the citizens of
Springfield. The second largest
room in the building will be furnished
by the people of Jasper county.
Four men and a boy were killed bv
the Laclede Fire Brick Manufacturing
company's explosion at the works in
Cheltenham last 51 ay. Hie company
compromised with the widows of the
men of various suras, the highest
being $1,700 and the lowest $1,000.
They had to pay $4,000 for the loy.
the company proposes to make a
profit out of the arf.ur and has sued
the Hartford Boiler Inspection com
pany, in which the boiler was insured,
for $5,000 for cash debt cawsexl by
the explosion and a further sum of
$9,500 for damage to the Iwildiug,
machinery and two other boilers.
Thev are laughing in Mexico oyer
the strategy of an old geutleman
who believes in having his family in
bed in good season. Not long ago a
young man calle I upon this old man's
laughter aud remained very late.
The parent grew restless at this
audacity and resolved upon harsh
measures. Crawling out of bed an t
then down the stairs he crept oni
Hndcr a window that opened into the
room where the victims were. Hen
he paused a moment for breath ami
then slapsing bis thighs he blared out
a hearty crow. The hint was suHici
ent.
JEFFERSON.
Equal rights to all, special privi
leges to none.
Favored free and unliinix-dcoin.-igf
of silver.
Favored treasury uotes bottomed
on taxes.
Opposed to state banks.
celvelavd.
Special privileges to corporations.
Against free and unlimited coinage
of silver.
Favors destruction of Government
notes, and iu lieu issue of bank
notes.
Party favors State banks.
Writing a newspaper puff is like
taking a photograph of a homely
baby. If the photographer docs not
represent the baby as a beautiful cher
ub with wings and halos, harps ami
things, it shows that the artist is a
chump and does not understand his
business, so it is with a newspaper
puff if the puffed don't stand out
like a bold and fearless exponent of
the truth aad morality, it is evident
the puffer doesn't know beans. If a
man writes his own puff aud comes in
and pays the editor for publishing it,
then its more fun to watch hini get
into a crowd and read it aloud than it
is to see a fat woman step on a ban-
anna peal. Glen wood Criterion.
To Consumptives.
The adeiwlaiied bavinr been retorvd to
health br (daiule means, after sufferlnir for
several vears with a severe lung affection, aud
mat areaa disease consumption, is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desire it. he wUI cheer
fulls send (free of chanre) a copy of the pre
scriptlon used, which thev will find a sure
care for Cmwumptlon. Asthma. Vstarrb.Dron
cbitls and aU throat and lunfc Maladies. He
hopes sll sufferers will try Ms remedy, as It is
Invaluable. Those deairina' the prescription,
which will cost them nothing-, and may prove
a blessing, wUI pleas address,
Bev. Kdwakd a. W iumm HmcUi n.New Tork
J. N- Mullen,
Carpenter and Builder,
Memphis, Mo.
Estimates furnished on all dasaea of ear
enter work. Bepatrlnv of Furnttura a spee
ilty. Bnauire at the Pitkin Moot, nttrthaai
01 id nqare.
Trustee's Sale.
Whf.keas. Wallace H. Il'.iu-k and Lucy A.
nif.ck ty tliclr certain Truat JK-ctl. dated July
2Uth, A. I. JM'l, ami recorded In Vol. Mat
page I'M. of IH-ed iiikI Mortgage Records of
ScotlHinl vounty. Missouri, conveyed to the
uudcrMinied n Trustee, the following describ
ed rcii! etate situated in tvntiiuiu coiuity
Minwuri. to-wii: The cn.t halt' (.) i tiic
: niiii :tv. ( Ht ijuiir
ouiirtiT hip.) mid trie norrowest
lotir'h (V) of tin; nmtln ni iiuurter iqr.l of
Mt'tion sixteen 1 16k, township sixly-nv,! Hift),
north of ihii-'i- (12i west of Sllh (" I'riin-ij.iil
Meridian: "IS". "t lour (. and noma nan i .
,ot t )- block nix of teens ec.j
(All ailfHMon to the town of Meuiliis Mo.
The which convey anee was in tract fop the
purpose of securing the payment of one prin
cipal note and ten 1W) interest coupon noted,
therein dcscrila-d; mid
Whkhkas. It is provided in said Trust Deed,
that if default lie made M the payment o
siiKipiiiiciiiiili.ro: Kiiid interest nines when
tlae, then the entire amount of said prinoipal
Htid interest may la- considered u due uud
roileotaMe at the option of the lepal holder
thereof and this Trust Uced foreclosed; and
Whkrkas, Default has been made in the
payment of two of said coupon .interest mitos,
and same are long- past due and unpaid: and
Whkhkak. Jt lsulso provided In suld Trust
that if default Ik- made in the payment
of the interest when due on certain prior
innrlvHtfrs on said real e.-tate, then the entire
amount of principal and interest, secured by
thin iTiist Deed, may be considered due and
collectable at the out ion of the holder; aud
Wh:uei8, Default has been made on the I
interest oil said prior luor'nraires. and there-
tore I lie nomcr and owner 01 tne note Herein
secured have el-etcd to consider the said prin
cipal and interest net-rued as due and eollect-
I able; now
Therefore, I. the linilersivTH-d Trustee, at
the request of the holder and leiral owner of
said note, and 'in Becord'iiK-e w ith the term of
siiio. Trust Deed, will on Saturday, the lllth
lny of November, A. I. IMti. between the
hours of 9 a. n. liinl ;" e. m. of that day. olfei
said property, herein twfore di-scri'm-d, for
sale (subject to all prior liens and encumbran
ces! at the so-.iih front door of the Court
Mouse in the city of Memphis, in said county
of Scotland and sta.e of Missouri.
Said sale to he at Public Auction to the
hiirhcst bidder for cash in hand, for the pur
jKise of salisfyintr said debt and costs.
E. K. HAUTI.K'IT, Trustee.
Memphis, Mo.. October 1Mb. A. D. ISC
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a Mm Mora Good Sewine QoaUllMaad Z
a Umr Itaaaa of Qomnl Work -
aay Sewlac Maebina la th. Workl. .
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TOME,
ACTION.
FRAME WORK,
AND FiNlSH
AND MODERATE PRICES.
GUARANTEED 5 YEARS.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND PttCCS.
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in
THE GREAT
Sartoon Journal
FOR THE
THIRD PARTY,
wni bo tent tn Rnj aidrws
for vbo
L . ISemaindar ef f-Va Ycai;
Tvith a precilurx
? AHianco Songster
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far vh i l
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1,. iriimiratol s:ni;i'i i p;j --!!-
r4k cation in tbi worM on taa
'ff , Farmer's si.Ia It is ti.e
swora ereniy of 1'urtr.
Ju.lcn, ciud itlier iilnstrat-
- . nt riUhtx-ruiir. pa;:sis. una
. I airtj.n tliitn li:ti of fllll.
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and yeur whole family, lake idvuitaw of this
pedal offer, aud send l'xu In stumps. Addreal
FARM FUN PUB. CO., CINCINNATI, a
Citizen's Bank,
West Side or Pubw Sijvake,
IMTir.'MiFTTTr., UDo-
Paidln Capital, 5,50,000.
Surplus, $16,000
Office Hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
J. K. PAKRISH, President.
C. R. COMBS, Vice-President.
N. V. LESLIE, Cashier.
MILO COWAN. Assistant Cashier.
DlRBCTOlM H. G. Pitkli , J. Moore, J. J.
Townsend, H. M. Thomson, J. ft. Parish, C. B.
Comtie, J. D. Skldmore, F. J. Miller. H. H.
Fnpate, Chas. Folker, A. H. Pitkin, T. H.
Wagner N. V. Leslie.
Fartjroplr.Dr. Mllea' Hew Heart Car.
.tw mw r nf tt rtf)11 gj
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4fefS .$5ls
Competitor Always Underneath.
The Leading Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agent of the
State, has obtained over all competitors, by his Low Rates, Liberal
JL 1 VUJjlnvuo .ts,m. v
'ias eeu nearly
Money and Buying Property.
strike him, his "barreF is still full,
come customers. Give him a call
borrow or lend money or need protection avJust Fire or Cyclones,
Death or Accidents,
!
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TIME
AND
EXPERIENCE
have: shown
Qif
THAT
PRICKLY
ASH
BITTERS!
love all other remedies, iel
liest Rdajttcil to this climate.
J t is crpccially effective in
FCZffYttfG THE BL0C0 AUD
ELJi CO'J-iTLZACTIflG MALARIA.
J IT WILL CURE
j l All complaints arising from a
g disordered condition of the
u a
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t-r, the Stomach, the Kid-t
rm-ys and the Buwt-ls; Dys-p
KJ-.'S pejiaia, lliilituul Couslij.a
S tion. IndiiTCntiou. Sif lr ll..i.l.
a.-he, liiiious Com plaints,!
Sr etc., etc,, yield rapidly to Lfe'
y Lt;neui-ent iiiiluen-e. fi?J?f;
fiK It tones up the "VKtcni End
rfr-tfrc3 perfect Ji.-ul('n. is 5
joir- iy vrjrsab'e iu t mpoiii- 91-
lio.: iii..' i.K -isai.t tolliotliite.
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rniGiY ash mm go.,
ST. LOUI?, MO.
tes
Laundry
Bestm the World!
SEAMAN BROS., M'fs.,
Sortlivest Corner Sqiare, Memphis, Mo.
WASTED.
A REPRESENT ATIVal roa orH
FAMILY THEASrHV. the areat-
est Iwiok ever offered to the public.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT for both old and
vounir.
" Our coupon system, which wc use In sell irur
this prest work, enables each purchaner to get
the hook lit KB. so everyone purchases. CO
per cent pii to uirents.
For liis tlrst week's work one airent's profit
itl(V. Another 5i;ii 00. A LADY h.ui Jasl
cleared ivj) x :or ner nrst week s work.
Write for particulars, and If you can begin
at once send il.liO for out lit. We irlve you ex
clusive territory, and pay large eomralsslons
on the sales of sub-agents. W rite at once fur
the agency for your county.
Address all oommiraioanions to
.... . . C. rv
hloago. III.
TOUGH
Soft Hats in M styles, war
ranted to give pnfact
AS
aautiacnoa. rnce, wuu.
LEATHER our CORONET
etis? Hal la a world beater for tLfiu. Falling to
2nd them with your dealer, we wflL for pur
pose of introducing; ship direct by express,
charort prepaid, on receipt of price. Fashion
Flaw bee. BART DOFF HAT CO. St, Looia,
f
Oueen
Rooster has a Compet
itor on the Run.
We GROW
That E. R. BARTLETT.
swamped with business seising
McDaniefs
Meat Market
Walter E. MePmiM lin jmrohiUfxl h' !ci:t
Market ol Tlioniaftp-ully til viil oinnii!-:-the
liiiriiuess, two doors south of the SH-uipJi's
House. A t-tn'k of hest qualiiy of beef, r.m-!;.
muttin anl iiiio!;ed nu-iits et.nttiiitiy -n
hand. Your patronage is solicited.
Memphis
Roller Mills.
FERS LF.AF FUlfK IS MADE
FROM
Scotland County Wheat.
It Is warranted equal to the ttest forelirn
irtiele and sold for less price. Give It a fair
rial and be convinced.
J. I. (5RAIG,
MKMIMIIS, M(.
Henry Courtney,
Watchuiakerandjcwcln',
South of S. E. Corner Square,
.MEMPHIS. Mo.
Watches and eloeks repaired on short no
lee. All kinds of jewelry ncntly mended ami
ill work warranted. A full Mock of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
onstantly on hand at reanonahle prices. A
ilw-ral share of the pulilie patronage is so
cited. Give him a call before b ivinc.
(Connelly's
Bus Iyine,
Memphis, Mo.
Partita wishing- conveyance to any part of
the citv, or to and from trains, should leave
orders at tha Jtesaphis House tor tuts Bus
Line.
Frank Con.tlJy, Proprietor.
Nervouk Debility.
A gentleman having been cured of Kwrous
Prostration, Seminal Weakness, Premature
Iteeav. and all the evil effects of enrlv iruifc-
erctton and youthful folly. Is anxious to nnTke
known to others (the alinplc method of SEI
CURE. To those wo wish, and will give him
their symptoms, ue will send (free) by return
mail, a copy of the tecipe so successfully used
ia Ms ease.
Address. In confidence. J AMBS W. PlKKKKT.
tt Cedar Street, New York. yl
Dr. MVm' Vkm Heart Cars at nrocsista.
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Bartiett's Rooster Crows Because of Un
paralleled Success.
for the
vuiiui a S I villt
The "Political Cyclone"
and he is always read
if you wi.h to buy or s
you wiMi io nuv or sc
!5-Vf
AND TINWARE
B33N MOHEIS.
Of
II f. kkei s the Best 0mjs at
Finest Lixe of Stves axu Ranuls xow maik,
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BARB WIRE
am kvf.kythixo rsr.vr.i.Y kept is a First-Class Harhwaiik .tose oas
uk fouxi there. Your patronage solicited.
BEX MORRIS, South Side Square.
Grand Clearance Sale of
.1
1 a jr
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Xow offered ai JOHN H. MULCH & CO.
We are still in the front, and for the next
10 days you can have choice goods at the fol
lowing prices for cash only, in order to make
room for our immense stock of Holiday Goods:
Beds usually sold at $2.00 for $1.20
Large Safes, " 44 " 4.50 " 3.70
Small " " " " 3.00 " 1.80
Bureau, glass, 12x20, " 7.50 " 5.70
Wood Seat Chairs " 3.00 " 2.20
Double Cane Seat Chairs, .5.00 " 3.50
Oak and Walnut Ex.
JOHN H.
Memphis Marble
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Memphis, Missouri,
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Tables, 75 per ft. 50
MULCH & CO.
&Granite Works,
HUMPHREY BROS.
& MOUNT, Props,
Henpbis, Missoul.
"Manufacture: Monumeoto and
Tombstones frotu the beat materials
WOHK GCARANTEED. TERMS TC
SUIT CUSTOMERS. Will Not b
Undersold. See THEX BEFORE BCt
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GOODS!