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HOME AM) FARM.
For this department brief suggestions
/nets and experiences are solicited
from housekeepers, farmers and gar
. denert. If you canm* write as reel!
as gnu would , do it gs well as you
cany "■ *
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Paragraphs of All Socls.
Let, it net be imnginetl that the
life of a.gorul Christian must tieccß
anrily be a life of melancholy ami
gloominess; forhuonly resigns Mine
pleasures to enjoy other* infinitely
better.— Pascf
The pHiinulertvp of N’irginin ami
Tennessee inti North Carolina this
year is over two million bushel*,
worth about $2,000;000. lYanut
shell* arc largely used to adulterate
ground cofite.
Vinegar, when taken with loot! in
moderate quantities, aaaisls diges
tion. It is especially useful when
taken with raw vegetable food, such
ns -salmon, which contain large
quantities of rich and oily princi
ples.
The importance of washing the
the head frequently i» shown by the
experience of a quarantine physi
cian of high standing, who says that
according to his observation, per
sons whose heads were thoroughly
washed every day rarely took eon- J
tagious diseases; but when the hair
was allowed to become dirty and ,
matted, it was hardly possible to
escape infection.
ThoSoulhct n Planter gives the fol
lowing method of an Alabama gen
tlemen in asc< rtainirg the age of a
horse more than nine years old : i
After the horse is nine years old a ,
wrinkle comes in the eyelid, at the |
upper coiner cf the lower lid, and j
every year thereafter lie has one j
well defined Wrinkle‘for each year
of his nge dryer rtine. If, for in- 1
stance, a horse has three wrinkles, 1
he is 12; if folfr, HI. Add the |
number of wrinkles, to nine and
ycu will always get lit tho ngc.
Very lllfscelltiiieeus.
A PlicaforCiieeufulnicsb— One
of the most lamentable facts in this
work-a-d:ty world is the extreme
paucity of bright, cheerful, sunny
natures. Sent vourself in the cars
•or Iront, arid Bean cl oh el y tlje physi
ognomy of each individual that
fully ninety per cent, wear a look
•of care and lugubriousness; watch
carefully all those with whom you
mingle every day, and you will
find the result the same.
Now why should this be? We
hold there is no good and adequate
reason lor it. Some you, may re
tort, have sickness at home; sonic
are in financial distress; other.; have
a multiplicity of troubles,constant
ly throwing shadows over lluir
minds. But hold! When did a
long faro, a lugubrious counte
nance, a sour visage, ever help in
any deureo to mitigate or make
beautifully less, trouble of any des
cription? Away with such sophis
tical reasoning! Why should peo
ple burthen themselves with trou
bles and trials in the distance, as*
thousands are daily doing ?
«|feviU come not, ijifii our f**n»» urn vttln.
And If they do, fear* but augmoiit the ptlii.”
There is a silver lining to every
cloud, a bright side to the darkest
life, if it be only sought foi! And a
cheerful acquiescence in “the allot
ments of God and nature” is by far
“the best hymn to the Divinity.”
Therefore bo cheerful. — Christian
Intelligencer.
“Bk Courteous.” — A person who
is courteous feels the happier/or his
courtesy ; and it creates sunshine
and happiness around. We feel
drawn involuntary towards a per
son who treats us with .courtesy and
speaks kindly to us. If we think a
brother is in error, and desire ton n
\ince him of his error ; if we wish
him to receive any view of divine
truth which we have formed our
selves ; if we wish him to adopt
iii.y line of conduct in preference
to the one ho is now pursuing, a
com icons and respectful hearing
will enable ns the better to accomp
lish our end. We cannot lose any
thing by elegance of manners ; we
may gain a great deal. A man
with a disrespectful manner, and
with rough and hasty words, dam
ages the cause he wishes to pro
mote. Study to he respectful. Study
to bo easy, graceful, kink in your
general demeanor. You will find
iu passing through a world like
this that it will pay well to be court
eous.— Silas [lean.
The Teeth. —Dissolve two oun
ces of borax in three pints of water;
be/pre quite cold add thereto one
tabjespounful of tincture of myrrh
and one tabkspoonful of spirits ol
camphor. Bottle the mixture for
use. 1 liis solution, applied daily,
preserves and beau'll AeS the teeth,
extirpates all tartarous adhesion,
produces a peari-liKe s hitetiess, ar
• rests decay, and induces a healthy
aftion of the gums. .
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Foil Weak Kyf*—Powdered al
um, one trail drachm ; while of one
egg. Agitate well till h cougolmn is
formed. Saturate a piece of linen
and lav on Ihe eves.
Sensible Advice fur Voting Jlen.
If we were to advise any young
man at all who is ulde to make n
! livelihood'other w i>,o, it would be to
eschew polities as a means. We
speak Irom exjierionoe and full
know ledge, that a political career,
commenced early in life, nine hund
red nml ninety-nine times out "I a
thousand ends in disappointment
and ruin. If we have pity for any
one who has the ability to make a
living by honest work and fails, it
jis for hiru who in early manhood
throws himself away in a wild hunt
for office,think ng it the easiest and
1 most honorable method of getting
! through ibis world without work.—
Little Hock Ga;rtte.
lighting h) Pairs.
That grand free fight, Hie cam
paign, is over, and all the papers
are now setting down to quarreling
by pairs. The Atlanta Constitution
and Burlington Hauler ye are milk
ing faces at each other, tho New
York Commercial and the New York
Post a.re whaling away at rath oth
er, the Chicago Times aiid the St.
Lous Republican have clinched, and
so with lots of others,. Reckon vre
must tackle the Philadelphia News
o: the Concord Monitor and make
it think the very old boy is to pay.
Wo want our share of the fun.—
Poston Post.
The T'hiladelpia News man is a
Pcr.‘,on of experience. He says:
“A Boston man Juts invented a new
word—‘Astronometeorology.’ It
means what a man sees when he
suddenly runs against a lamp post.
•
Feeble bailies.
Those languid, tiresome sensa
tions, causing you to feel scarcely
able to be on ycur feel: that con-
I slant, drain that is taken from your
j system all its elasticity ; driving
| the bloom from your cheeks ; timt
! continual strain upon your forces,
1 rendering you irritable and fretful,
can easily lie removed by the use
of that rnarvi lous remedy, Hop Bit
ters. Irregularities ml obstruc
tions of your system are relieved
at once, while the special causb of |
periodical pain is permantly re- !
moved. Will you heed this? — Cin
cinnati Saturday Night.
wa Hiiiiiiii inimmiirri -i~r-inT-TRW-nT-m —ir
MiQM* :
GEORGIA. WALK Ell COUNTY
By virtue of an order front the Court j
of Ordinary, of said comity, will be sold
j before the court house door in the town
j of Ini Fayette, in said county, between
the legal hours of sale, on the first
| Tuesday ill December next, the following
property to-wit : An undivided half in
terest in lot of land number, 74, in “toll
; district, and 3rd section, of said county.
Sold us the prope.ty of Jacob decker,
; deceased Terms one-hall payblo on
l -At!i December 1880, :iml balance paya
ble -Vitli ])< comber I -I.
Jacou b \V, Ci.ecki.er-
Kk. of'JAOOU Cl.pi KI r.it, dec’d.
GEORGIA WALKER, COUNTY.
; Application having been tirade
I to have an administrator appointed
upon the estate of Joseph I‘. MeCttl-
Itili late of said comity deceased.' This
is to cite all persons concerned
! kindred and creditors to show cause if
I any they can why (lie clerk of the Sup.
i Court or some other person should not
be appointed the administrator of the
estate of said deceased on the llsrt
Monday in December next. This Nov.
| Ith 1880.
M ll ion Russell, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, WALKER COUNTY.
William Brook, lias applied for ex
emption of personalty and setting apart
and valuation of homestead, and t will
| pass upon the saute at ten o'eloek on
twenty second day of November IS SO,
jat uiy ollleo. This Nov. 3rd ISSO.
Mu ton lit m.-ki.l, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, WALKER COUNTY.
A I* \\ HITE)
vs, - l.ibel for Divorce.
De\VHITE. )
It appearing to theOourt that tliyde
emhoudoos not reside in this enmity,
' and tides not reside in this State. Tt i>
; ordered by the Court that notice be
given the defendant by publication,
once a month for four months in tho
Walker County Messenger. Accord
ing to law. August term 1880.
J W 11 l NDKHWOOD,
J sc K c
A true extract from the minutes of
Walker Superior Court. This lath day
of October, 188(1.
K N Dk ki uson, Clerk.
LANDRETHS*
Millflll
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DAVID LANIWETU «1* HOXH,Pauai>A-^A.
/V* week In your own town. sr>$ r > Outflj
Nori * k Header, if you waul a
«»J 111 1 vvh ' rl: D'-raone ofcciilur set
V V VtMii Hi ike gr-at pay ul' Hu time they
work* wrUet.tr particular* to f|. llal
iiTTSi Co.. I’ortlfinil, Maine. tfej* W !t
Miscellaneous jXdvcr.tiscmcnts.
l , . ..... » - • • - ———
srsMfw
tu; leading xriß.vrms r»F to iny
irirw- Hi <>t mui diumsri* iir** i , imiu* il l»v disord* r* d
K|i]ii<->* or i.ivi r. If, therefor**, the Kl«lii**y* »»m«I
Liver |r>- kepi la perfrei order, p i licaliii wH
In* Ole rr*M l. TIiIII iriilh him «m>\ hi«i n kicw. a
slmrl lime noil fur year* people unffe*’* d gri'iit min
liy wifi-out iM'Pitf Hide in fllill relli f. The dl*« oVery
id VViin.t-rV >«*<■ Kidney imd l.iver fur*- look- a ,
tiew era In Ihe tn Hlmml of thou irou"|t-<, viinl
from a rumple tropir *1 leaf of run value, If rnntnhm
J'l*| Ihe e|. infills lien s-itry !*• nourish rtriil li-Viyo
ran* both ol these frviil < iam *, mol *m'i ly restore
.Hid k* II pill ill illor 1 • It I it Rri
*i»? for i 111 lie o iMeiiHPn ili'ii i’ »nse lining In tin* low
er imri of rti« body—sor # rur|iM liver- |Jr nriache*
J'llliullee |i|*/.Oi' —ornVi? I—Fever \jjiie
Malarial Fever, mid all difficulties of the Kidoi )*,
I Iver and Urinary 'ryans.
It I* no excellent no I safe reim dy f>ir female dur
1 lug Frejnnney. |i will control Menstruation nod is
inv'nlii iMe for Leiirorrlun or Fulling oftlie VYhnmh.
Ah a blood Purifier It Is une;u|ualed, for it cure*
j the organs that make tin* blood
KKAI) THK RECORD.
“ft unveil my life.”—[s. |». Litk.ly, Selma. Ah.
“It I-rhe remedy n ii» will cure tin-many din nset
IK»ii in In wnrtieli.”—[Mothere’ Magusim-.
“It linn parsedlievere o -|'hml won end. rsemenf*
from seme of the hialn st no dical talent In tile
.nniiiry.”— [ Xi w York World.
I “No rt’oedy heretofore, discover? d ear* tie held
j for «i»ii moment lit coinpulson with it.*’ (Uev. IJ.
| A. Ifii’vey, D. !»., Wioliipftiiii I). C.
i T’.il* Memedyr, u hit'll Ini' dmeMi ll Woild p, I*
|"M lid 111 the LAKCE-iTM/EU |t< I'l’TI.K of any
! no dirln * ii'ioii tin* mark* t.aud Is void y Drimrirh
and alt dealer* at *1 25 |ier In tile. For Ulabeo-’v,
i eniiniro lor WMINF.Ii'- SAFE hi tli FT Kp*
1 ( I UK. It irtii I'OHITIVK Ueinedy.
11. If, WAKXEU&CO., Rochester, N.Y
Nov. *1 2y
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ert . -■». 2^2
® Lsm\ s
s i {'mm <
& T
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GORE I BACK ACHE
I And nil iliseiiM-s of (lie Kidneys,
liliuldcr and Uriinirv Organs
by Wearing flic
improved Excelsior Kidney Pad
It is a Maml of HEALING and Belief
i Sdiupte, NfHsililc, SBis*ee!,
Painless, Powri'l'nl.
| II Cl! It E S where all else fails. A
HEVKI.ATIOM and KEVOI.I'TIOX
jin Medicine. Absorption or direct ap
\ plioalkm, as opposed to unsatisfactory
internal medicines. Send for our trea
| liso on kidney troubles, sent free. Sold
I bv druggists, or sent by mail, on receipt
1 of price. Address
1 Till. Is ii..- 'J’jic “Onlv” I.nng I’ail Co.,
SSSSiS'IS 'Villi:'".*
! my P 01. M It'll.
I for It ntt take no other. N\v. *1 ly
1881. 1881.
THE CONSTITUTION.
Nuvit in our hi.story ha* a reliable,
FIRST-CLASS NEVVSPAPER
j been so vMuntially neoded by the Southern people
us nt pri-si’iit.
i Nrvrr liw T!lki CUNBTI I'UTION been ns
Thoroughly Equipped
and so fully prupiin d tu fun.ish such a
paper as at present.
With a
i Telegraphic Service Uneaquled
by any southern paper
; Witli trained Currevpi'i-ilenis in every localitv In
winch its read- rs are mterewied,
With a
CAPABLE EC-TQHJAL STAFF,
a i-nrps of ellieiint n purlers, nnd the
In st of “special” ciiiiiriliutors,
; Til* Consti cation ran promise to its readers tlmt
it will be better linn • v. r before, and will
co firm its position as the leading
Southern Newspaper.
While '• lie. t '«• ast it u - r i ■ s will entry tile B**nernl
news of the, nay, ami i xpress ||s opinions frankly on
J political topies.it \vil d. vote sp.ci.il ntteutloo to
I the development
of Sou the m Resources
in Mil leiMinuite climmels or directions.
Every Cenruian aiet cverv m:iii lntcreste*l in |
j s'lttliern colei prise and growth, should read Tub
j CaasTiTi riox hi nc of it•* editions.
I KH-'IS —liiiily, mo! year, ; six months, s.*; •
three months, $2.50. Me. kl.v,nn year. «1 50; six I
I mnnlll', to elu s ol ten, one year. $1 25; 'o clubs i
•ifT' l n.i, ON. |h iI.i.AU \YK\U. Vi »IJ'II F.»« \ j
flll.Tl VA 1 1 Ml, one year, yl at'; to club-* of ten, ;
, tfl'J.at'; to dulls ol nvt iily, .y»0 W. ekiv CooAtltU !
non and • uliivutor t,» same adiir ss, one year, i
§2 50. Address
THE CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta. Georgia
1' K V
TUB
\i:w V«st li ÜBSIIKt KIS
THIS YKAK.
Tlio Largest and Best Tamily Paper in
the World-
SEND TOR SAMPLE COPY—FREE
NEW YOltK OIISEItVEIt,
37 Park Row, \cw York.
M. Nyman |
Makes n trip lo ('batianooira, passing)
through LaFayette every week. lie!
pays higher prices for produce, poultry i
and eggs than anybody. 11 is charges for
liauling from Chattanooga is very rea- ;
sonahle, and lie takes better cure of
goods than any man mi the line, lie is
accommodating to ail, ami deserves a
liberal patronage. Have your orders i
ready every Saturday evening. H u will '
retai n to LaFayette ou Wednesday.
/"* A I f"S Ue-at clmnre lo make ntnney.
I I| I II Wi- ii.stl n |H*rM)ii in t-v -iv town
I I 111 II la take suliai-riptioa, iorilu-lar
V l- si. .-lu-ap .t ami b*-st It.a.ea
U'l r.-iuiiv publlcaii.i) m on
world. Any ou<* can brcmuc a suct*csiiful a*rm.
ni H'aani works m an uivvii frej (.. milißCfillers, i
Tilt* price is s«» low that iilnuwt everybody sub •
scribes. One ag. ni repuns lakb c 12»l Milwcrib-rs I
;i «:av A lady aacnt reports mukli.« over s2'*) clear i
proftt in ten days. All who cngi.-igc make tii >i*ey
•a t- You can devote all y* >-*r time m the business,
or only >our spare lime You need not be awm
Mom home over night. You can do It as well as
ollicrs. FuM directions and terms tree. Kloitmt i
and expensive «'uirtt free. If you w ant profitable
work send us your address at once. It costs noth
leg l<i tiy the business. No one who engages fails
i" make great pay. Address Üborok m insox, &
Co., Portland, Maine. Sap. 14. ly
i Take the MgeeieteKfr. i
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
E5. S=*. X3XJ-Flja.Kr3DO
Dealer iu
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JIiWLLItV,
MI I, V MIC I’LATBiIV WAlti:, A\l» A
Fine keeectioa of cold, mi.-
VEIt Ai\D STEEL SPECTACLES.
SOLID COLD LOODS OF ALL £>E
srSUPTIOAS AAI) LOOMS XVAK
liAATEI) AS REPRESENTED
AL L H OKK XX Alt IS A A 1 I D
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING..
E. P. DURANDO, 24G Market atepet, Tntvi r-Wlieeler l.Ljik.
CSS ATT V.XiOOI/iA, Tti.VX
1 ■—l ai mam *s«. ■UPIMUDHaafe rw-’raKa.'LJua'iui
r 2lic Alitddiit Halety JL.amp.
It itsolf when ovorturned ! I» exiinuMte* itself when Uropped rrom
in tin* !It rxtingtii»tu'ri it wheii hioken! I: emi be earned
at pleasure. Blowing down the ehiminw or tiirnin/? down tlie
wick to extinguish tin* entirely unnecessary.
On exhibition and for sale by
Or. »./£. X 3. Heard,
< riH-kcry, i liina, tilaßßware, l.iimp~ iiinl Lump (ioods, Silver-Plated IV.ire,
Looking (ilii-M-s, etc.
tSt' Itemoveil lo iM Market street. Next to olil X. Orleans more.
CIS ATT A NOHA, - - - TENNESSEE.
BACTIMrE CLOTHING HOUSED
4 nt
I'MLL SEASON 2
r .** .
The Largest Stock of Clothing!
FOR
I i>eg to in lor m you thist we carry the best selected
stock in Catlaraooga, at
LOWER 2
Tlian elsew here.
I mniiiifltetiirc most ol’siay goosls and thus tar can
UNDB] I=L SISLIj’
Those buying tlsesr?i.
CALL eLiacl ME2
lletbre buying' elsew here.
M.
I. I’Ol'FF. J. M. GILLESPIE. C. A. KOL'FF.
OO. p
MANUFACTUKEUS OF
Boors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding. Tressed
Boor and Window Lumber, Flooring,
Frames, Mantles, Ceiling, Weather-
Eracket3, Ballasters, boarding, Etc. Etc.
AM) DEALER IN
ROmJI LUMBER. FAXCY ROSTS, LATHS , SHINGLES , <tC.
near Railroad Crosaiog,
CSBATTAN«O«A. TENNESSEE.
rmm«rki-innii_ i.ir-« l i■ ...i imi wM..ai«awMgiw. | .aMaww..-w.»w^-kAmi
ar> IjOKTG,
DEALKR IN
YET* XJ 3FL TC" XT XJ 3E6. E3 ,
SUCH AS
BEDSTADS, BCREAI S, XVASUSTANDS, TABLES
t ll tIRX, BETALIC CASES, CASKETS, COF
FIN ROBES, AND A GENGERAL
LIN E OF TRIYS.tI INGS.
All ordera by mail or telegraph promptly filled.
No. 31 Tlarkel Street, CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
--- Y LZ ,
DEALER IN
FAMILY AMD FANCY GROCERIES, &C..
We have a splendid line of Also a fine assortment of
E?oiisiTurisi*iiiiig' Goods, XVhiskies ami everything
Factory Yarn', Coflce, usually kept in n lirst-
Sii gar Sail .-tail class G ROCERY
Mackerel. STORE.
Ail kinds of
Produce wanted
lor which we will pay
the highest market price.
eeJ-Thc trade of North Georgia respet tfully solicited
Between the W. &A. R. It. crossing and the A. & G. S. Depot.
CiiATTANOOeA, TEKN£s*S*:M
ATTENTION BAPTISTS.
%Vc «ill Issue the first week in January ISM tlie first
number of
Tlie iBA-IPTIST 1 SSTJ3W,
And weekly so Stilisirdicr* tlie rent fee.
Till.; SO will bo n four-page tweuiy-eight column paper. We »h:ill use Irt
it,- i>iil>li. :i[i«>ii a new iH»wer pres , new t y.land » vt|U> article ol Paper,
•mil shall spare no pain*, labor, or exjionse in the effort ami pOrpose to make it
tiii. hiiiiiUonifst nni»t*r ntiblishcu iu ill if country. i
Besides giving special attention to the principles aud progress of the ilenom-'
motion the pttpT-r will contain the following Ocpartmcnts, cnrelully e.litetl:
LATE LEMDSYW EVE ATS. VH»OEIOiS EIMTORI
ALS. S22ORT AEWS, _I%’»TES. TWITES TOR
T£IK TIRES. TE2E' PULPIT* SI.VHAT-
StSIWWL WORKSESOP. CORRESPOA
III'.ACE AEWS AAR VOTES ESI ISLE
REA.RIAO OA RAPTIST TASTES.
1 • otll YOU ACS FOLKS.
have hail the subject under consideration for some time, and we are fully
i convinced front inform ninn anif facts we have gained iu relation to the want
and de-ire- of the tie- oininatioii. iliat the publication of a elieitp, live, newsy
aggressive Ihip'ist paper is a positive necessity. "Ami in the name of our God
we will set ti]) out- lianner,”
" "■ ' " U8IKBMOT»
i j u'dMlff FOR /ILL,
Tlio 23£Lp>ti!st Sun,
Will be bold, out-speaking ami unmistakable in its advocacy and defence of the
distinguishing principles of the Baptist faith.
<: p ui z o 15. x iscrr:
To tit'i'oinplisl) good ibr lisc ituisc ol" llic Kecdecm*
ers kingdom in llic world.
motto =
“TIIE WHOLE WORLD FOR CHRIST.”
V»V want-0,000 Mibseiibrn* lor the flr*t isaue of the paper, tint] in order to.se
eiue the eo-operjition of all and as many aelive agents and canvassers for the
paper as possible, we make the following liberal oiler of
as follows:
■I nilollain-To the Ageist srniiing us llic large**
|(J| lutimber ol" subsersber* by llic first ©J next Jan
-1 wu uarj, Osc number to exceed one hundred ; xve
xx’ill paj' si cash premium ol" Wise Hundred Dollars,
r /VDollars.
.11l for the second largest club, the number to ex
v-r v/ eecd fitly, Filly Dollars. ,
nrMiai% *
/ n For the third largest club, tlie number to ex-
Acted tweratv-Sve, Twenty-five Dollars.
TSPI-J 8* A E'ER FSEFF.-.-To every one sending y« a
club often siiS»:*ersbers for one year, one copy of
the Paper Wise Year Free.
T.ct eCcry oiie who will volunteer to net as agent or worker for Die paper.
send us their names and cumin. an active canvass for Tuis Sun at once.
Agent, arc requested to report names and post oiliee address of subscriber*
taken, twice a month.
!SiiX»EECi'iptioii I*i-ice:
In order to meet the views of a large number in our church, and find our
wav in a weekly visit in'o hundreds and thousands of homes that are now der
titute oi'Baptist literature, we have concluded to put the price of Tun Sun at
<STI? TYf. hRj
invariably in advance. At which price it will be the cheapest denominational
paper published iu America, if not in the world.
To Raptist every where, we appeal ffer pis(eo«age
a Mil a hearty ©o-eperatioss' iss establishing THE SEW.
Address all coempondence to
S. A. MeIXAiT, Publisher,
LaFayette, Georgia.
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|| SHUTTLE SEIK WCHIE
THE BEST I: ml
SEWING MACHINE kWafJH 1
wors.il Mr jjn I
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CAT A- p\ftW~ IvT It k
t.OGUE No. 230. J@“AN AGENT f S
WILL DELIVER A MACHINE AT YOUR
RESIDENCE, FREE OF CHARGE, CLOSED.
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