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r i fhcr 113 efiopki w1et tlKHlttth ft niwtlowi physically l theyvz jest j

t o1 ta edge pf the 4a ger Iii between j

t heaHu and sickjioss Some day theyslugger across the line and disease likea bird of prey swoops down on them andthey have to Jight for life The weakbody invites disease As the strengthof the body is solely derived from fooddigested and assimilated so physicalweakness points to the fact that the foodeaten is not assimilated and the bodyis growing weak through lack of nutrition

0 Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discoverycures diseases of the stomach and otherorgans of digestion and nutrition andso enables the perfect digestion and as-

similation¬

of food by which the bodilystrength is alone sustained

Thanks to Dr Pierces Golden MedicalDiscovery writes Mr Charles H Germanof Lehighton PaIt It is the only medicinethat has done me any good I tried every-thing

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I could think of to cure indigestion andfound I was only throwing awayThen I heard of Dr Pierces Golden MedicalDiscovery and tried a bottle of it and to myjoy found it was doing me good I used sixbottles of it and am now cured It is thebest medicine on earth

The sole motive for substitution is topermit the dealer to make the little moreprofit paid by the sale of less meritoriousmedicines He gains you lose there ¬

fore accept no substitute fortt GoldenMedical Discovery

Dfm Pierces Pleasant Pel-lets cure constipation Theydo not beget the pill habit

FLATWOODS

Joseph Ball bought a house from W SGooch for5 lie will tear it downand move it to his lot in Flatwood

W H Furr is selling boots and shoesat

costWFurr has a pair of match work

mules for saleAunt Sallie McQuerry who has

been quite sick is betterCharley Dillons little boy that was

accidentally shot if in a fair way to

recoverHughBall and wife visited at Joe

Balls SaturdayCleve Spangler visited your corres ¬

pondent Saturday nightRev J L Reeves preached at liar ¬

mons Lick SundayThere will be preaching at Lawsons

Chapel Sunday night by the pastorRev Jordan

Rev Reeves and wife visited MrsHolman Sunday

Dr Amon is running a saw mill nota cane mill on Mr Paynes place

Sampson Reeves and Mr Grubbs arepreparing to build a dwelling house onMr Paynes place

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BEUNA VISTA

Marshall Scott has sold his farm toSidney Poor for i600

Mrs Thos Cunningham hac sold herfarm to Easley Brooks

Henry Ruble Jr will soon move tothe property vacated by Abe Holley

Dudley Lane has rented his proper ¬

ty to Marshall Scott and will move toJessamine near Hanley ffL

Dame Rumor says a wedding thisweek and we think she means it

The Prohibition Alliance will holdits business meeting Saturday nightat the home of Mrs Christopher

Last Wednesday afternoon the homeof J J Poor burned No insuranceThe flames were under headway whendifcovered The fire originated from

If your Druggist have not got DrRodgers Rheumatic Remedy in stockwe will

Rememberjthis

the kitchen stovea part of theirhousehold goods were saved Somejewelry was lost among it two goldwatches

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BRYANTS VILLE

There will be preaching here Sundaynight by Rev W D Williams

Quite a large number attended thesale of 0 N King Saturday Mr Kingand daughter Miss Eilie will leave ina short time for Lexington wherethey will make their future home

Mrs Anne Dunn has returned fromStanford and is now with her brotherW J Hogan

Miss Minnie Ison is visiting heraunt Mrs Celia Armstrong

The house and contents of Mr JohnJ Poor near BuenaVistawere destroy ¬

ed by fire last week Mr Poor had no

insuranceMrMrs Bedell Chancellor of

Stanford were the guests of W J Ho-gan

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and family and other relativesthe first of the week

Mrs S S Dickerman continues to im ¬

prove slowly

Mr Walker Burnside entertainedvery elegantly at his home in thecountry last Wednesday evening inhonor of his house party Misses LenaRigney Alice Walker and ElizabethHudson of Lancaster and Miss Cot ¬

ton of DanvilleMiss Pearl Hackney of London is

eqpected this week to be the guest ofMiss Wade Lee Maret

Mr Wm Jenkins one of our mostpopular young men will leave thisweek to accept a position in Indianap-olis

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Mrs Noah Jean of Danville hasbeen the guest of Mrs Eugene Berkeleand other friends

4

Big SillphiThere is piled up in the treasury a

vast surplus over and above the expen ¬

ses of the government and itic in¬

creasing at the rate of a million aweek Of course the withdrawal ofthis money from circulation willeventually have a bad effect upon bus-iness

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The Secretary of the Treasuryrealizes this fact and is putting themoney out as deposits in banks Howmuch better it would be to expend itin assisting the States and counties inbuilding good roads In this way itwould accomplish a double purposeit would put the money back into thehands of the people from whom itshould never have been taken and atthe same time would be increasing thewealth of the country at the rate of atleast ten dollars for every dollar ex-pended

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Whenever the governmentwants to do something with its sur ¬

plus it at once turns to the banks Itis time it should turn to the farmerswho create nearly all the wealth ofthe nation and are completely ignoredwhen it comes to legislation

Ban a Ten Penn Nail Through HIHand

While opening a box J C Mount ofThree Mile Bay N Y ran a ten pennynail through the fleshy part of hishand I thought at once of all thepain and soreness this would causeme he says and immediately ap¬

plied Chamberlains Pain Balm andoccasionally afterwards To my surprise it removed all pain and sorenessand the injured parts were soon healedFor sale by all druggists Itn

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FEED STOREEXCHANGEcanufacturersofo ham Flour Ship Stuff Screenings Wheat RYe Corn Oats CrushedPotashs ¬

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Bcy 1rIHI1I1 alld fiillttl IIiVMp ill qujsayo lie has ua opted thecall us pastor here

Miss Battle Rochester of Stanfordhas Lelll the guest ur Miss Isabella

WalkerWillCrow Doty accepted a position

at Moundsville W Va last week lieleft for that place Tuesday

Mr Tom Doty of Ponca City Oklahas been visiting relatives here

Miss Panthea Royston will leaveMonday for Bowling Green She willaccept a position there as stenographer

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TO TAKE 1ICUTUES INGAIIKAHD

Kentucky Exhibit Association Ap ¬

point all official Pliotosmylierlo get viewsTor Worlds Fair

E H Fox who has the gallery inLancaster has been appointed OfficialWorlds Fair Photographer by theKentucky Exhibit Association forthis county and is now taking picturesto be shown in the Kentucky Buildingand in the displays to be made by theState of her products and resources inthe different exhibit palaces of theExposition grounds Views are to bemade of all historical points in thecounty while pictures peculiar to eachclass are to be taken for the mineralxh oit fclu agricultural display thefruit exhibit the display of forestrythe educational exhibit the live stockdisplay etc etc

Special attention is to be given theschools of this county The KentuckyExhibit Association wants pictures ofas many school buildings with thepupils standing or sitting in front ashAs possible to secure and our OfficialPhotographer will give a great deal ofhis time tothis end of the work Theeducational exhibit of Kentucky atthe Worlds Pair is to show in photog¬

raphy the progress made since theschool system was inaugurated in theState in 18rreachers should notwait to be visited by the photographerbut should notify him at once whenthey will be ready to have pictures oftheir school taken

German SyrupWe want to impress on our readers

that Boschees German Syrup is postively the only preparation on themarket today that does relieve andcure consumption It contains thespecifies such as pure tar extracts ofgum etc which have been so highlyendorsed for the cure of coughs coldsand consumption by the great medicalcongresses The consumptive whetherhis disease is in the throat or lungsmust have rest at night and be freefrom the spasm of dry and rackingcough in the morning The diseasedparts want rest healing and soothingtreatment and the patient needs freshair good food etc German Syrup willgive free and easy expectoration in themorning with speedy and permanentrelief Small bottles 25 cents regularsize containing nearly four times asmuch 75 cents At all druggistsFeb

04

The Delineator For November

In the November issue The Delinea ¬

tor sustains its recognized position asthe foremost fashion publication andone of the highclass literary maga ¬

zines Excellent reading and refinedart supplement the display of Winterfashions which are more charmingthan at any previous time In fictionthere is the second installment of TheEvolution of a Club Woman the boldnarrative of a womans experiences inclubdom purporting to be fact a clev-er

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short story by William MacLeodRaine entitled An UnpremeditatedEngagement An Interrupted Honey ¬

moon by Lillie Hamilton French apathetic incident of a little Yorkshireterrier and a western story by MinnaC Smith In the second of his remark ¬

able photographic articles J C Hemmet relates some of his thrilling ad ¬

ventures with the camera N Hud-son

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Moore has a strikingly illustratedpaper Chrysanthemums and in the

Miladi paper Clara E Laughlinwrites of Conflicting Tendencies inearly married life A House Small butArtistic is pictured and described byAlice M Kelloggand in Carlotta andI Miles Bradford tells the story of anoldfashioned Thanksgiving For thechildren there is a Firelight StorybyLivingston B Morse entertainingPastimes by Lina Beard describingthe construction of the Statue of Zeusat Olympia an amusing story by CVMathews called We Meet MonsieurDaguerre and a Sewing Lesson Inaddition there are numerous articlesby experts treating problems of thehome and household

J A BEAZLEY GO

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Arterial and Cavity Embalming

We have the mostcomplete line o f

FURNITURE and CARPETS

To be found In thetown Prices low

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lUI lflUfllui4

Mr James parks Ixsuulita fat cfjwfrom G A lirtiuo at2i per Ib also onefrom Mrs Peacbie Grow at same prier

Mrs Sarah Duncan who has beenquite Sick fur some time is Improvingsome

Mrs E P Scott sold some crlves to CM Jenkins at 10 each

Miss Vallle Duncan gave a socialTuesday evening much to the delightof the youngpeople-

Henry Taylor and sister Mrs MaryFlatten of Chatham of Illinois whohave been spending few weeks withrelatives and friends here returned totheir home Monday accompanied bytheir cousin Miss Mary Montgomerywho will spend the winter with them

Mrs Susan Johnson of Burginspentlast week with Mrs Dennie Scott

Miss Minnie Ray of Buckeye wasthe guest of Mrs Luther Raney Sat ¬

urday and SundayMrs Harvey Dean and Harrison

Dean visited in Jessamine last weekOnI ¬

tendants at the GrowKogers weddingat Danville Thuisday-

Mr Willie Grow of this county andMiss Lena Rogers of Boyle were solemdly united in the hply bonds ofmatrimony at the home of Rev Coleman at Danville Thursday Oct22ndThe groom is a prosperous farmer andis well worthy of tIe charming bridehe has just won The bride isabrightChristian lady and much beloved byall who know her We wish them ahappy and prosperous life with justenough shadows to make them fullyappreciate the goodness of God

Try some of our mixed Poultry food10 30tf Potts Bros

Rice Pop Corn shelled and ready topop Potts Bros 10 30 tf

Amonia Bone and Potash Fertilizer1030tf Potts Bros

Millett and Sorghum Seed10 30tf Potts Bros

Linseed Meal and Cottonseed Meal1030tf Potts Bros

Anythiug you want in the Feed andSeed line Potts Bros 1030 tf

Fine pedigreed O I C Boar Oneof the best in the county Service 81

1030tf Potts Bros

Corn the KingThe Government crop report figures

indicate an increase in the ycild ofcorn of nearly 18000000 bushels anda decrease in the total wheat crop ofabout 10000000 bushels

These figures show an astonishingimprovement of the corn crop in Sep-

tember The yield of corn this yearwill amount to 2307830000 Theestimate of September 10 last placedthe yield of corn at 2289900000 bush-els

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The total crop of winter andspring wheat estimated in Septemberat 606841000 bushels will it is nowcalculated amount to 959028000 bush ¬

els

Popularity Content WithdrawnSo little interest was manifested by

the educators of the State in the SchoolTeachers Popularity Contest conduct-ed by the Kentucky Exhibit Associa-tion

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that it has decided to withdrawthe same and return the money thathas come to the fund froth this sourceto those who voted it For the infor¬

mation of the teachers who displayedinterest in the contest it may be saidthat less than 100 from the entireState was sent to the Association head-quarters in votes

OilIng the Country ItoadOver in Fayette county they are try ¬

ing the experiment of oiling the coun ¬

try roads which has proved so success-ful

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in other sections of the countryLast week they were working on theNewtown pike and The Gazettehow it was done One half of the roadwas oiled at a time so as not to Inter-fere with travel After the oil is spreadacoating of sand is applied to preventits runningofl and also to help to form-a coating of waterproof surface Thisprocess renders the road both dustlessand impervious to water

HcreH the WayAn exchange asked the question

What can capitalists do to lessen theconflicts between capital and laborand anotner exchange answers in thesewords

1 Avoid all public displays ofwealth which tend to make thedissatisfied

2 Do to the deserving poor whenever and wherever you meet them precisely what you would like to havethem do to you f they were rich andyou were poor

Aint It the IrnthAn exchange warbles after the fol-

lowing¬

On the farms of the UnitedStates are the most hopeful genera ¬

tion of boys of which the world hasknowledge They are the very seedcorn of the nation From them willbe recruited not only the successors oftheir fathers as managers of the farmsand breeders of the stock of this greatnation but future captains of Industry mighty merchants and talents forthe halls of legislation the boards oftrade and all the duties of statesman ¬

ship l2hp fathers of these boys willmake a great mistake however toteach them that they must leave thefarm in order to succeed

I Watch the Kidaeya

When they are effected life is in

greatEnglishmakes sound kidneys JC C J EStormes im

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Tpoonlenu1tgtnttjryigo The quit Jt when theyceased thinking themselves old at 40ceased dressing themselves old af41and ceased actually being old at 40

not to speak of drinking themselvesold at 40 What has become of the j

widows caps and the matrons capsand the solemn and stiff suits ourfathers and grandfathers wore at 40

Gone to perdition and the old clo >

junk shop where they ought to havegone The young man of 50 or CO nowwears the natty sack tweeds or sergesthat his son or grandson wears tippedoff with a jaunty hat He goes tobaseball the races he keeps up withthe procession and is in for a goodtime in moderation heathfujly Theyoung woman in white or colors withthe gay hat who has the manners of ayouthful but selfrespecting girl of 20

in the century ishis wife perhaps agrandmother but none the less youngand happy yet They feel young theydress young they believe themselvesyoungby the Great Horned Spoonthey are young Ex-

Iteneanber ThinWhen you go to Cincinnati and want

a strictly highclass hotel locatedwith the very best of fare at most rea ¬

sonable rates stop at the Palace ho-tel

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Sixth and Vine streets This hetel is especially well suited for ladiesas it is in the heart of the city withina stones throw Of all theatres andthose in charge take especial pains tosee that their guests have every att-ention Take our advice and stop atthe Palace next time you are in thecity

The Salve That healwithout leaving a scar is DeWittsThe name Witch Hazel is applied tomany salves but DeWitts Witch Ha ¬

zel Save is the only Witch Hazel Salvethat contains the pure unadulteratedwitch hazel If any other Witch HazelSalve is offered you it is a counterfeitE C DeWitt invented Witch HazelSalve and DeWitts Witch HazelSalveis the best salve in the world for cutsburns bruises tetter or blind bleed ¬

ing itching and protruding piles Soldby F P Frisbie 1m

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The best telegraphydashing a rayof sunshine into a gloomy heart

nDieting Invites Diea c

To cure Dyspepsia or indigestion it isno longer necessary to live on milk andtoast Starvation produces such weak ¬

ness that the whole system becomesan easy prey to disease Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomoch anddigestive organs to digest and assimilate all of the wholesome food thatone cares to eat and is a never failingcure for indigestion Dyspepsia and allstomach troubles Kodol digests whatyou eatmakes the stomach sweetSold by F P Frisbie 1m

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The best biographythe life thatwrites charity in the largest letters

4Spent More Than SIOOO

W W Baker of Plainview Neb writesMy wife suffered from lung trouble

forfifteen years She tried a numberof doctors and spent over 1000 without relief She became very low andlost all hope A friend recommendedFoleys Honey and Tar and thanks tothis great remedy it saved her lifeShe enjoys better health than she hasknown in ten years Refuse substitutes C C J E Storm s 1m

The best altpainting a smile uponthe brow of childhood

A Womans Complexio-nIt is rank foolishness to attempt to

remove sallowness or greasiness of theskin by the use cosmetics or localtreatment advocated by the beauty doctors The only safe and sureway that a woman can improve hercomplexion is by purifying and enriching the blood which can only be accomplished by keeping the 1 i y e rhealthy and active The liver is theseat 6f disease and blood polutionGreens August Flower acts directlyon the liver cleanses and enriches theblood purifies the complexion It alsocures constipation billiousncss ner-vousness

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and Induces refreshing sleepA single bottle of August Flower hasbeen know to cure the most pronounced and distressing cases of dyspepsiaand indigestion New trial size bottle25cents regular size 75 cents At alldruggists Feb 04

The best statesmanshipseltgov-r ernment

Never Atjfc A dviseWhen you have a cough or cold dont

ask what is good for it and get somemedicine with little or no merit and

Foleys1Honeyana lung remedy it cures coughs andcolds quickly d C St E Stormes 1m

Little things console us because mostof our afflictions are little ones

I A Love LetterWould not interest you If youre

looking for a guaranteed Salve forSores Burns or Piles Otto Dodd ofPonder Mo writes I suffered withan ugly sore for a year but a box ofBucklens Arnica Salve cured in eIts the best Salve on earth 2c atMcRoberts Drug Store 1m

InThere is something out ofjoint about

the girl who is womanish and the wo¬

man who is girlishBy avoiding tljeir first quarrel aj

married couple will never have a second

The best engineering building a1

bridge of faith over the river of death

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n1 r f In 1J1 < rarnpnysIt5 I

VQS pTidtiV that tli1 tfpant WiiingrIWliat about itrsrj< el thc agentYou assured me that you could

promise me a good average tempera ¬

tureDont you get itI should say not Its colder than a

barnVerylikely it is on occasions ad-

mitted the agent but what has thatgot to do with the average Just putthe summer temperature into your cal ¬

culations and you will find that I spokethe truth Brooklyn Life

Sure an FnteThere is one thing certain re-

marked¬

the Observer of Events andThings A man may have a long facewithout having a long tlead YonkersStatesman

Not Worth ItWibbleton Well theres one thingyou cant henpeck my soulMrs Wibbleton Umph I wouldnt

bother about a little thing like that4I Herald

ClnttHltylnK PusyWould you call a cat herbivorous or

carnivorous asked a man who islearned but tedious

Xeither answered the man whoyawns merely vociferousTitBitsP-

rovIded ForHer FatherYou should think twice

before you take my daughter from myroof

Her SuitorOh she wont miss it weare going to live on the top floorX-Y TimesIFar Far Away

Joe Yes I consider her far andaway the prettiest girl I have seen

JimYes I have noticed that shekeeps you at a distance PhiladelphiaBulletin

Display TooWell Chesty may be conceited but

you must admit that he represents atype

He surely does a capital lCinci-nnati

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Commercial Tribune

The Strenuous Society LifeDorothy Six luncheons in one week

Did your gowns hole outIsabel Yes indeed But I hadnt

any conversation for the last two daysluck

Jfo 1lnce for ItI have here a work which should be

In every homeWe dont need it here Thu is a

boarding houseN Y Journal

ENOS SPENCER Prcsl at

SIXTH AND

MAINSTREETS

Union NaUsea Bank

Building

LOUISVILLE KY

EXPERT ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT

Relieves Refunded

Joints NeuralgiaExternal Remedy

Inflammationrood

KODOL

KODOL

KODOL

KODOL

KODOL

digests what you eat

cleanses purifies strengthenand sweetens the stomach

cures Indigestion dyspepsia andall stomach and bowel troubles

accelerates the action of the gas-tric glands and gives tone to the

digestive organs

relieves an overworked stomachof nervous strain gives

the heart a full free and untrammeledaction nourishes the nervous system andfeeds the brain

Is the wonderful remedy that Is

making so many sick people welland people strong by giving to theirbodies the nourishment that Istamed in food they eat

Bottles only 100 Size holding VA times the Mdsize which sells for SOc

sly IT L Co BtYIIT 4 CO CUCAM

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Nothing has ever equalled itNothing can ever surpass it

Dr

DiscoveryII

A For All Throat andCure Lung Troubles

Money back if It fails Trial Bottle free

DISEASES

are meet of all dis-

ease

IIIlICootamwlremedies

physicians as the best forKidney and troubles

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Jho fpljowlnpla piiuUih S ii a MKKOjtri pacrlIHlm rit ar Hi my IjeurfcIs the utLjdy huttecriber who pays inadvtmceat the birth of the year wholays down his money and does it quitagladly and casts around the otlice lhalo of cheer He never says Stop itI cannot afford it nor Im gettingmore papers now than I can read butalways says Send it the family likesit in fact we all think it a real household need How welcome he is whenhe steps in the sanctum how he makesour hearts throb how he makes ourhearts dance We outwardly thankhim we inwardly bless him the stea ¬

dy subscriber who pays in advance

POSTEDThe¬

ing to all persons not to trespass upon

our lands for hunting fishing or anypurpose whatever as we will prose ¬

cute all offenders to the fullest extentof the law

S F Embry Price BrosEd N B Price George LeavellDave Thompson W S FergusoncHenry Cox J M OrandLncien Perkins W t LawsonDavid Stephens W M MahaniMrs N Anderson R A BeazleyClay Sutton VVm LearT L Broaddus Alex West-J W Sutton V A LearB L Kelly Robt GulleyMrsJ H West W R CookMrs F M Farra F J WhiteL Davidson J S DanielsJas R Henry Mrs P D GillW A Burton Hemphill WaldenJ C Hemphill Leslie HarberElenry Kuhlmann W A Wneeler

New Line

Lancaster and Danville

New VehiclesFresh Horses

Lv Lancaster 8 A M Ar Danville 1030 A M

Lv Danville 2 p M Ar Lancaster laO-cxAlexMilIerProprietor

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Muscular RheumatismSore Muscles Sore and

The only which will Sweat Out theFever and

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Representin FolIoiin Companies

AetnaQueen

PalaUne

Nationalx Hartford

Conncticut

German American

Phenix of Brooklyn

Milwaukee Merchants

New York Underwriters

Liverpool London Globe

North British Mercantile-

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