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ARP’S LETTER.
softens IN HIS CRITICISMS
OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE,
And Gives Them Credit for Their Eru
dition and Good Intentions.
rwo weeks ago I indulged English in some humor at
v,e ot England and people, I
t i '^ being sarcastic, for I have
iv.l ii’J e plaoeThe'Englkh
tot are
Siform ancesters and the solidity and stability of
Saoub* of government sometimes make*
T h r^n iYph^d“e theTamilvToO mo? veaw y Jo and
but the Chat
and many other noble men were our
* we have
t e
^duftodFy the and foremost Christian nation civilize in'the spread ion in I
Chris ian.’ty Progressive
beathen countries. as we are in
«•t ® sssr js 5aru«as&a; and Gray and Byron and j
30n &n d Cowpt-r host of
Charles Lamb and a others. Then
there was Newton a ? d and*
“d Hannah'Moore. of England A man is who unread would idiot— make
mttton sport an
f ky, if I was an English subject I would stand
«Mence°fo“her a if for ^Imhing elsi^I re
member wel! when the crown was placed upon
k sr ke&(l in lS37,and when she was married in
Sp?e fjople. d oF lovf anTvircue and tolLatfou to
Englishman who says he has been living
inour country for many years writei to me and
iTabout EnUand! <! HF sFyJihat a'‘Son'
should not be stamped as ignorant if nineteen
oatof twenty had never heard of Atlanta. The
StverXgue, pvFfesB-nf (hey eve^reTiglo^and do know
ou«btto be ex cused if not the
location of American towns from which your
protective tariff excludes our goods.” He
SF *f e fo? a ^ng
manly word w»mmendahou
land or anything English and am sorry that
;on of all men should join the crowd of howl
'
ers.
comfc over
cease teaching your children those bloody
shirt tales of t lie r. volution. I was ignorant
olthe went and real saw k»t«« the play of of Bunkers ine ratriots. mi until I had I
toys read that the British technically won
that battle, but when at the theater I saw six
British soldiers overcome by the emire corps
ballet, I understood why they put a monument
on the hill. I have always supposed that all
SfrZlhermFVsmamYlrWghG^orgi^ X right about that
but I am not sure that am
Lef us all mutually correct our errors.”
nelfinhfded^"yThrnf'buta “joke their on
Englishmen when I wrote about ignor
nice about Atlanta and Grady and the Liberty
Bell and Booker Washington, all of which was
taken fiom (he London Daily Views, but it
aV&S&tXZIZ&L'SS
an Englishman can’t take a joke. He savs
j that world they and are that the Americans most serious the people jocular; in the
ar ■ most
I that no American humorists re appreciated
over there at all except Bret Harte, and that
iteven strains an Englishman to understand
lark Twain n jokes. He as ed one of
Vst read men if he did not like Mark Twain’s
is,i stejv of the jumping anything frog an l he said: “Well,
Ktsir.tiirjsrfuth.'ss don’t see funny in it and if I
ja ■ml, B.- TW. retu Ind, me of Ouw
Uepew who, while crossing the Atlantic With an
Englishman, told him all sorts of funny
stones and not being able to provoke a smile
IteShm«L“ni* laid: “Well, I don’t believe vou could see a
the Englishman still looked l n fou ’ rt,h a gun -i”
G serious, and , said:
Un you shoot job scut of a gun?’
We had one over hero two years ago who did
Itourse lot belli ve it possible for a negro to steal. In
of time his man servant stole his pants
Imd shirt and some socks, and was arrested
lind fete the things restored. Even then he thought
L stole*thenf ll j' n <1 ’^ at B °? ie
man kick ■£%. iTSSUt . H. m,
IWermined to deiend the darkev.
I Itticle A rear or so ago the London Globe had an
lion?: about Buffalo Bill, which ran as fol
I‘‘The cablegrams announce that Colonel
IwF’ •J&^TSSTtStSSi Wll ° ff i 1J ,)e remembered in London, S2S has
oav was the friend of a man named Boone,
10 discovered Kentucky. He married the
anddaugh-’er of Sitting Bullfrog. He was
we the governor of Chicane and at one time
m mayor of Arkansaw. He served in the
wiedorate army under General Butler, who
» gaHtetly defended New Orleans against
■stierai Longstreet. He introduced a bill in
I mgreBsfot the relief of the citizens of Buffalo,
1 Ik,.3 g0 ‘ h l B n:ime of Buffalo Bill. He
I LvTw or Old i]™ amic Monthly, Louis, and finds time to write
which is edited by
nan ms T‘ Unc!e Tom ’ 8 Cabitl . »- gentle
j te'chM” 6 famous b y his negro dialect
Well’ iroolYTf Amerlcai , . ould believe that
’s a ' 8 w
islishnkJ q i« i papers * never lf we joke. lild not The know Times that thun- the
to4onP„^i° Ht«^ exhUin^X kee ver - y,S°od. T |ie caricatures but the wit of that the
St|,„ 1 Y® an 3 ? 18 humor, horrid. but Tom his Hood
•te foon f.n ed a a ior maga
of patronage. He
s sf nt to a seminary, and there
Wsh „;l° JY" nlv t le P an ° int education, 0f the but until the
*”a C lai i , '- pun
L|j{ n p W riimn na\M that climate he fo has f
Non mTn ?£ ^ s ?
am\ Therl/sadou v l°over‘the
N ^'-Americ, that keens rybodyTrie? it from sparkPug But
“Bred s mnnbtr ev- of bis m jot;. He
.... .'ties of 'hemselves pupi ! s to write brief
l>cnlar. On© and all but three
‘hi, said: “Mr father is a
rtiy mother jg a widow with nine lit
al | children, and I am their onlv sun
tbl % ROI5f ' r so la En^nshman would do^
tbj Z ;hre» I: or f b nr Gmes and American say ‘T
; b «‘V yR <V’ hut wit an My would
ikirtpd poor - little
t»ps Ve rt ® otbe f while in the bed and
'Vri, ,.p ’! qile ll s I 0e, 0P he-mother said:
' tB ii.J"," f k,ck me again I will k
i Wimm,i S i. ea spa;
a C aln anfl sLer the spank
h n L.f^ ,tol k y- “What are you laugh
tr-.-S’W a: 5’>
mother. “Cos you panked
iaIrsl' AmeriL n W l Umor 8lie ‘' That hidirenons. is a fair naive exam-
1 jsSSSiS; vo ’
" ,eh ‘ *«“
•E irlitS Ter -
* n ‘T
i !^atanda t4ve S: A ? c ' r,Aan8
saving tlmt aDd 88 ‘ hey
ttat.st ” tiie y &re - an I if they have
Hottr? 8011 8rts '’ K0 ~ 1 chipj don’t like our jin
~~ bulldozers our °n the hat. I
» 0 K “ n ,r and I do like
lilnglle'h. {fiend will cjulet rlotvn and be at
peace. He has been living with ns Jon<; enough
to tal^eonv jukes. It iB perfectly natural that
the English maps should not have Atlanta on
theni. especially as it is so far from Canada
atnl \ en< znela. Onr people know more about
England than the English d 0 about us Our
number, visit Scotland and England in' great
English every year, and our young folks have
to better study hiBtory and are well posted,
than the average English youth, Mr.
Depew gays he visited Stratford and asked a
native what Mr. Shakespeare did that made so
something. many people come there. And he said he wrote
-‘What did he write?” “I think ”
said he, “it was the Bible.” But. nevertheless,
that that ShakespeSF'didem® Irite ttelSwOta*
it was King James of blessed memory,
unt rsnail nut r>n: in. Ul Kiiowu fIi. iul any
Yauta cStimttaT I,eace - BlLL Akp ’ in At ‘
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BLOWN TO ATOMS.
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Four ^ Men K1Iled b y a Explo
sion.
By an explosion of powder and dy
na mite killed Friday afternoon, four men
were and at Big Creek Gap, a mile
a half north of Lafolette, Camp
be ”-w, *»•
-c our other men are missing, and
their bodies are being searched for in
mass of earth and rock that was
dlsl °dged by the explosion.
The accident occurred on the works
of the Lafolette railroad near Lafol
? tte ’ ^ here a new road is bein g P ro '
jected from there to Jellico. A large
force of men were at work blasting for
R CUt - Three ke § 8 °J P« wder bad been
placed , m a sixteen-foot hole, and four
sticks of dynamite were added to the
deadly charge. A fuse was attached
to the powder and lighted, and the
ra&E ran from the place to a safe dis
tance to await the result. They waited
io ^l ™™tes and the charge failed
to g° off - The men were then ordered
back into the hole by the foreman to
readjust the fuse. Thev obeyed the
order > a11 bein S apparently satisfied
that the fire had become extinct.
Just as they re-eutered the hole,
■»
curred, and the earth and stone for
many yards around were dislodged and
thrown into a conglomerate mass with
f v remains oi i ? the unfortunate . •
^ vie
tims.
FOPULISTS MAKING READY.
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Meetl “* Called lor Purpose oi Se
lecting a Convention City.
Chairman Taubeneck, of the nation
al committee of the people’s party,
^as at lerre Haute, Ind., Saturday,
and, with Treasurer Rauklin, author
i ze d the publication of the following
...
“A* the direction of the executive
committee of the national committee
ot f noonlp’s people s party, rmrtv we we herobv Hereby call call
& Ox tile national comniltte© to
be held at the Lindell hotel, in St.
Louis, January 17, 1896, at 10 o’clock
a - to 10 fix the time ”™ e and ana place rdaco for ior
holding the national convention and
to transact other business. It iB de
«»»«. >h.t we h«.. f .u
tion »nd kindly require nil to be pree
ent. No one Will be permitted to act
„„ 0,8 wnT pr0Xy „ ■without, w m u nrormr P ro P er credentials oreaenuais in in
writing.
“?■ 3 TAtJBENECK, Chairman.
“J, E. Tubnbb, Secretary.
.<□ Y t McPabtlix Y Y Secretarv W
“M. „ C. EaXKLIN, Treasurer.
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BLAMES NO ONE.
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Coroner’s Verdict in Regard to the
r*X»t Horror In ClevrUnd.
The coroner at Cleveland, O., has
rGndered il S verc(1 ( ; t; t in n t) lP
viaduct disaster. He r fails „ , to ^ fiud suf
fieient evidence of an act committed
or omitted on the part of any person
•»>««!“,.“? i" .?‘ ,,dine “7 “S 6
criminally liable for tile accident. , He
concludes that the seventeen victims
of the disaster came to their death ns a
result ,, of „ injuries . . sustained „ • , . i or __ trom
drowning in the river
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ATLANTA MARKETS.
COBKECTED WEEKLY.
Groceries.
Roseted coffee 2I.fi) St 100 It) cases. Green ----
-Choice 21o: fair ll'%c; primo 19c. Sugar¬
Standard granulated 5c; off granulated yellow 4^c. ——
New Orlean.-’ white -i%c\ do.
Svrup-New Orleans open kettle 25@S0c; mixed
12Vf@20e: sugarhouse 20@35c. Teas—Black
;»@65c: 5%c. green Salt—dairy, i0@50c. sacks, R i $1.35; ce r r H do. ',' af ,, bbla. Y’
choice 70c. Cheese—
$2.25;-ice cream 90c; Matches—65s common 50c; a00s
Full cream ll@ll%c. $2.75. Soda—Boxes 6c;
$I.30@$I.75: 300s 7c;
Crackers--Soda Candy—Common 5}fc\ cream stick
(linger snaps 8c. W. $1.80;L.
6V; fancy 12@!2K. Ovsters-F. Shot—$1-30.
\v. $1.30. Powder—Rifle
Flour, Grain and Meal.
Flour, first patent, $4.70; second patent
$4-25: straight $3.70; fancy $3.60; extra lam
ly $3.35. Corn, white 43c; mixed 42c, Oats,
white 33c; mixel o • ,,'^
Georgia 75c. Barley, Georgia raised 85c. ,
No. 1 timothy, large bales $1: small ba eg $1.
No. 2 timothy, small bales bran, 9oe. large Mea sacks \ ’ ~- 7oft
43c; bolted 40c. Wheat Stock
-mall sacks ~’ n ‘ / Lc. Shorts $1:05. Hulls, iea $6
Cotton Seed W?5c per 100 lbs
per ton. Peas. 75c per bu. Grjs
Country Produce.
Eggs 20@21e. Butter-Western Creamery,
o 0 ®22Mc fanev Tenn. 15@t8c, choice 12%.
Georgia 4 ’l0(®V2%c, Live poultry—Tur
i ieva 3.9,. 12^ •» tt>- hens 25@27 l Zc; Dressed spring
18@20c. _
pouitr^-Tunteys chick ris 22%: ducks ducks L«
Tbickeos' 12^@Hc; Irish potatoes—
lOtfilS^c. bbh 50a60c # hu.
2SSSS Burba ok $300 '2 50 “$ js?°z
cmmbTo « bu &»>■ Hou<-v—Strained ,*s S«8iuc, m
the ®12^c- Onions 60c ^ bu; bbla
$1.75. Cabbage \V,s2e.
Provisions.
6>ic; second quality compound 5/ic.
Cotton. 1%.
rj0ca i market closed Steady; middling
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
KBE
Millionaire Washerwomen.
A Russian merchant prince recently
died leaving a legacy of 4,000,000 ru
bles to his four nieces.
But being impressed with the saying
that pride goeth before destruction, it
was stipulated in the will that before
receiving her legacy each niece shall
have worked continuously for fifteen
months either as chambermaid, wash
erwoman or farm servant. The three
?< a» «• •»!•»»•«
see that this condition is scrupously
respected. therefore
The four legatees have
gone to work as farm hands and ser
vants. But though the conditions are
hard, 863 offers of marriage haveal
re » d y come in » and seed y noblemen in
all directions are ready to put up titles
at the lowest market prices.
Th f, idea tbo “ iUio ^ ire
is . well worth studying. W ben these
four legatees come into possession of
their fortunes they will know how to
sympathize with the poor and humble,
for they will have been there them
selves.
American girls may Bee in these 863
offers of marriage that labor is no dis¬
grace when there is money behind it.
But uselessness and utter neglect of
contact with “common folks” ought to
be in bad repute, whether there is
money behind it or not.—Boston
Gl»»
y ., Repord Rro]ten
„ Mr - Justice ... „ Hawkins, i • when , presx
dmsf at the trial of a jury case, bore
wltfl adl aamlI nirable "ame self-restraint sell restra a long g
somewhat irrelevant cross-examx
nation. At length he seized a sheet
0 f paper and wrote rapidlv the tollow
ing memorandum which "he handed
down to one of his friends attheln
ner Bar: “Prizes for Patience: Mr.
Hawkins, second Job, longo proximus
intervalto. —Westminster uazette.
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Twenty-eight thousand two hundred
and seventy articles were left in Lon
£» eonv.yacce. dnringthe ye.r 1894.
90 P el cent were restored to
tbeir owners,
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There is more Catarrh in this section of the
count ry than all other diseases put together,
pronounned be tacSrabHi? it For local aurUtm^yearJ disease, and prescribed ^doctors
j a
oca i reme dies, arid by constantly pronounced failing in- to
cure with local treatment, it
curable. Science has proven catarrh to be a
s&ass'sssst •«rssss
Cmm XVi.SfSSm.f euSt
on the market. It is take 1 ' internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. ‘mucous It acts di
rect]y on thf . bloo( , and surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred dollars
AdTre^ c “ ctt *
F. J. chenry & Co., Toledo, O.
f5f"Sold by Druggists, Toe.
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Who is it tlmt Suiters? Are You one of
the Many that Complain?
Chronic dysp-psia makes this life a terree
trial purgatory for many. To enjoy hies
mfndY'tY ncce^aryforYlie diges ive powers
ommended to Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy. It
the best °l a11 medicines for digestive and
troubles. Relieves of indigestion dyspepsia at if once, laitbfully
cures worst cases
used - For sale everywhere.
FITS stopped free by Dr. Koine’s Great
Nerve Restorer. Vo fits after first dav’s use.
Marvelous cures. Treatise and St.. $2.00trlal Phlla.. Pa. bot¬
tle free. Dr. Kline, 931 Arch
I am entirety cured of hemorrhage of lungs
by Piso’s Cure for Consumption.—L ouisa
Lindaman, Bethany, Mo.. Jan. 8, ’94.
Those Distressing Corns!
Bad as they are, Hindercorns will remove
them, and then you can walk as you like.
Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, wind reduces inflamma¬
tion, allays pain.cures colic. 25c. a bottle.
A.N.U Fifty-one,’95. I
Oil One Acre of
is what Mr. Louis
Treadway made.
YOU CAN OO as
WELL by getting the best plants, which are furnished by
W, D. BEATIE, Atlanta, Georgia. Catalogue
rE'XFLX-JIiS.
1\ 7 National
v N v 0 economy. of It.
There's room for a little more
Too many women are wasting time
;/ / -1 and strength over a wash-board;, rub
X Vk' 4 bing their clothes to pieces ; wasting their
money. You’d be astonished if you could
figure tip the actual money saving in a
r I ft fti*'£ S¥1 y ear % t ^ le ^ P ea ^.* ne * Millions
J ft PNwyFlf of women are ail using it now, but equally just
• suppose that women were
' careful and thrifty, and that every
Ione used l^earliiie! It’s too much
PE ARljiii. to would hope bo for—but the richer the for whole it, country
COMPOUND WAStRMS unscrupulous will
Ca«/1 OCllQ Peddlers and some “the rroee rs
THC6RCAT0WWTMW t «U you “this is as good as" or same as
Bus Sham IbU.4 tf PearUnt ’’ 1 ^' S FALSE —l’ewbne »
WithoutJ etuvetY To Tkt tt J33.CK1 nevw peddlad,and if your grocer sends
Ttx ^° a * omethin ^ ia F 1 *®* Lesr&ne, be honest —rend
473
Their First Quarrel.
She—Strange how married people
can quarrel, isn’t it, dear? Here
we’ve been married two whole weeks
and not an unkind word has passed
between us.
He— We shall never quarrel, dar¬
ling, until you begin it. I never
shall.
She—That’s just like a man. I
know you’ll be the first to quarrel.
He—Now don’t be unreasonable,
dear. You-
She—You never need to think ma
unreasonable. Why didn’t you find
that out before you married me? Etc.,
etc., etc. Tears and door slam.—Bos¬
ton Transcript.
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ONJ5 BNJOY9
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys¬
tem effectually, dispels colds, head¬
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro¬
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its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
Cent bottles by all leading drug¬
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro¬
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, nr. NEW YORK. AI Y.
THE DOWN-HILL
Once give a disease a start, and the road
trom health to sickness is smooth, and de¬
clines rapidly. Sometimes just a little ir
regularity, just a little drain, just a faint
"bearing down” feeling, indicates the exist
enee of a disorder that nearly always leads
to the moit serious consequences. health.
Tliere are very few women in per feet,
Nearly always there is some weakness in the
female organs. Neglect of these little thin/
is sure todisea-e. to push the Puta sufferer farther them. down the
hill stop to
IMLREE’S WINE OF CARDUI
will quickly stop and cure all displacements
and drains the weaknesses peculiar whole to system. women.
It cures by building up the
Disease can’t exist in a strong, healthy
body. Cardui enables to
Wine of women keep secret- cure
themselves. It enables them to
from the doctor that he must anow if she
goes to him for he p.
One Dollar a Bottle.
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JEWELRY GO M
55 Whitehall St., Atlanta. Ga.
Everything In the Jewelry and Sliver
Line at Factory Prices.
\ $35 PAY SSA£iffiVA ?$*** $35
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J*
s And School of Shorthand.
) J -inileut, trout EO Slates. 4 Penmen in
. I Faeuliy KIrHT UataoKU, fv-e. sUt.t.lVAN «fe
> >>’. Prvor Street. Ailanta, <iu.
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0 ,, " TETTERINS
S C I ▼ I ourk Tetter, The only for Ringworm, the painless worst u«ly type and rough of harm Eczema, patch¬ lei*
R es Ground on fcbe itch, face, chates, crusted chaps, scalp. pirn
I pl©». Poison from ivy or poi-mn oaic,
I P In short al*l* itohkr. Send nvlc, to
OU -tamps or cash Ga., to J. T. Snupfcrina,
f| Savannah, for one box, if your’
druggist Ohas. don’t, keep it.
You will find it at O. Tyner’s, Atlanta.
For Style, Wear and Comfort.
Visit
t CTO ■
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Cotton.
With careful rotation o$
crops and liberal fertilizations,
cotton lands will improve. The
application of a proper ferti¬
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ash often makes the difference
between a profitable crop and
failure. Use fertilizers contain¬
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Actual Potash.
Kainit is a complete specific
against “Rust.”
Our special pamphlets fertilizers, are but not advertising practical circulars boom¬
ing’ are works, contain*
i ig the results of latest experiments in this line.
Uverv cotton farmer should have a copy. They ar«
lent free for the asking.
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03 Nassau St., New York.
SSggglSK door. It cun and does fiirm.-ti a
* at your lor Icrk money than
__bettsr article an4
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Gaared, Steel, Galvamxeo-Kftor
Completion Windmills, Iu:ln*
S’ and iO-sccl Steel Towers,Steel BtnzSaw Deed
Frames, Steel Feed Cutters and
Grinders. On application it will name o»»
*f these articles that it will furnish untH
January 1st at 1/3 tlie usual price. 11 also mates
Tanks and Pumps of all kinds. Send for catalogue.
Factory: I2fb. Rockwell and Fillsore Streets,
!
Am Unheard of Offer!
Thin $55 00 Full Leather Top, fttnuia*
f Columbus BuflBY with shafts, sent any.
-hi whir* for examination on re¬
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if(ie»ired. None better retailed
at $ 00. Absolute guarantee
y> for ouo year. If exact! y a b
repress nted,p pay nearest bauk
the balance, f-0. Pnce $53 3ft
■ WITH ORDER Draft, registered letter or money order. *
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amiaaUoc. PIB£ ARMS ML, Winston, N.C.
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