The Fresno Republican from Fresno, California • Page 3

SATURDAY 31 AY 18, 1878 a topics of local interest or lUms of local news will lie welcomed from any qutrter. Correspondents are requested to write briefly npon one side of tlie payer only, to send in their favors as early iu (tie week as possible and to give their fall iiamea ami addresses not for publication, but as a guarautec of good faith. Clothing It pays to dress well. The merchant, the public officer, the teacher, the professional man, ia fact eviry-body--for every man has some intercourse with his fellow men--succeeds who dresses well, ETCR (rood clothing looks badly unless it It pays to have clothing made to order. George Studer is prepared to make summer suits, any uality, style or color, and guarantees a TOWN AKB COUKTY.

Left by mistake, at Fanning's, two cloth hats. The weather has been most delightful daring the past week. Jast received, Indies' underwear, great variety, at Einstein Co. ass through toiva almost day going southward. Glum fruit jars, warranted best quality, for sale by Goldstein, the tinner.

Fresno Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 hold a meeting this evening. Large (junntities of new hay has beeiij brought into town for days Messrs. Kutner Goldstein announce their reaJiuess to make cash advances on wheat J.

Brownstone is in San Francisco purchasing a large stock of goods for the summer tiade. New hay is plenty, and is selling at remarkably tow prices ranging from $0 to $10 per ton. A first-class Haines 1 "IR-foot header. used only one season, which cost for sale at Kutuer Goldstein's, for $100 cash. Oft account of its late receipt, we are obliged to postpone an interesting notice of Fine Gold Gulch Minus until nest From Thomas S.

Price, the young and 'ell known school-master, we have revived the following mathematical prob- cm, designed to awaken an interest in ractk-a! example's among public school upils. The pupil that will give a pcr- solution be placed first iu oux 1st of l-Ycsiio county scholars: How iinny feet of incii liinilKTcan be wed a pine log 40 feet long, with use 50 in. 28 iu. respectively, tin- ark an inch thick, aliening one-fifth or sawdust, etc? Mrs. Lord has removed her bakery, restaurant and ice cream saloon to old Post-Ofucc building neit, to Fau- ning's store.

Found on the street, a gold dollar. Owner can have the same by calling the REPUBLICAN office, and satisfying iiiidcr of ownership. Two of the cases indicted by the Grand Jury for assault with deadly were tried in the County Court and fined. 8. Dreyfuss, $50; T.

J. Bates, $100. Catholic Confirmation Services will not be held in Prtsno on the 2Cth of Kay, as previously announced. Notice will be given when the time is filed. Ko.

409,1. O. G.T., met ai usual Thursday night. There lour for membership and sis persons were iiptiated and one rcobligated. implcte clothing-outfit for ever made, for sale ehirt, vest, coat an in one garment, and all for CaUis, ktc of Buchanan sent to the insane asylum i Fresno, May 13th.

He has twice "ore been an inmate of the same iasti tution. lluve yon Boyle Gilbs-rt's new crment? Ko iurther use for nails, rivets or pegs. Houses built, boots made am belts mended. Something rcilly won dtrful. We received a call, Wednesday, frou Mr.

C. V. Hail of San Francisco, pro prietor of Hall's Land Journal. He i gathering statistics, itemi and subscrip for his Journal. Brick- Messrs.

Shnnklin Donalioo have ompleted their brick kiln, and will (art the fires next Monday. The kiln is tile ground formerly used as a brick by A. J. Maasseu, about bait" a mile ast of town, ami contains 250,000 lirst ualily brick. Two hundred thousand re already sold to Kutner Goldstein, nd the balance and many more are for.

They commence nother ki'u as soon as this one is out ol lie way. Some of tliu ladies of Fresno have re- entiy been ouierjng roses and difliiruut ai'ictk'S of in tin; JEnst. The iiftet results that learn oi' beun from the and C'onard JV-e Growers, West Grove, Chester K-un. By sending a dollar green- tiis'V semi hv icturu mwH tivy or nore rooted plants of auv vaiU-iv selected, tliey i i select for you. Of course, lie plants are small, being parked in wet i inclosed in a small but ol' several orders filled we have nut rd ot a single plant that failed to live iK'iii" bet out here.

Victim Sc.neiy-Jto. EC. REFCBUCAX I met J. A. Hicks, W.

L. Grovor, W. Hilton aud Dr. W. A.

Clark, who have spent the Winter in the great South Fork Valley of the Kind's Kiver--mining in the vicinity of the copper mines. They speak of having passed a pleasant Winter, describing in gUvwing terms some of the thunder and snow storms experienced. They ore e'x- ceedmgly anxious to have a wagon road built into this froin-a thorough acquaintance tlvc entire region I atti satisfied there are no obstacles to such a load not easily overcome. These gyn- tleiucn have made permanent improvements, and will cultivate the upper part of the valley, raising corn, potatoes and vegetables the present season. The course for a road be from BiijTice Grove by way oi'liaues Valley over to Ten Mile Creek." Ilorae Corval'or Bmikler Creek above I he mouth, and tiien down to the South Fork, aad up tlie valley.

Tlie valley would be accessible nearly the ntire year. In Kanes Valley are exten- ive tin mines, iu Mill Flat and 31111 cck placer mines, and in the mountains nrxhiiustalile supplies of red piuc, sugar pine and fir. The Ling's Hlvcr mill llu.it this timber to your tliis ro-id will open communica- ion a valuable snd interest cgiou. and a little capital and nil tl'ut is needed to make Fresno lining and central point tin- the business developed. Controlling the viters of King's Eivur; i cheap nortatim for lumber mid wood; i i unlimited agricuiuintl resources here is no reason wlivFlvsno should not k'Cmue the most important toun in Die -an Valley.

The advantages oi liieet and thorough commume.it''on Vi lie milling and of Fresi county bj anil leitple of your town regret any low iu making an tfloi-t to secure su communication. KOOK. Letter from Fonccue. after ny last Wa eSperiem-L'd sonic of the cold Heoaptnred. Last week Deputy Sheriff Ellis of isaiia, to Sau Quentia for Chat 'mis.

a vitness in the preliminary iniu.ttion of J.T. Lambert for thekill When between Burden stations, on the way to Visaiiii, lis prisoner entered the water-closet, got Hit through a window onto the pliittol'm, and jumped off the train. Mr. Ellis olf tlie cars at Sycamore, went hack where prisoner jumped oif, followed through tlie grass and caught him next day about fit'teen miles from then ind brought him to this place on the licit train. Davis was taken bark to San Quentin Tuesday I Zienu.

The El Capstan has changed iiands tiu ownership is The concert was a complete success iin.uicially and as aa entertainment The dance lasted until light. is now rumored that Bartlett but only had a touch of the aUte. 1 So much fur the Good Tem piers. I thick it is the efiUct of too mucl Love, for he is said to be contempUtin; nti'imour. Traveling strangers keep tiie busy pulling them out of tlie ut'w ciK'a, aad it is puzzling 1 some 1 to decide whether to turn uif the water or let the travelers struggle alone, as crops must now bs harvested.

BOB. cat tvjp known ivt tUii Ladies' hats--you never saw so manj or such fine ones--artificial flowers- beautiful! Fancy work--well, splint for trames, worsted for slippers floss am silks for embroidery, all for sale a Pauning's. Men's boots, $1 60 a pair. Oregoi miar-curcd hams, 10 cents a ponnd Calico, eighteen yards frr a dollar Ladies' calf-skin shoes 50 cents a pair and other goods equally low at Bosenthal's. R.

O. SteUrins, a composvtof in the RnrcLiCAS office, and James McNeil, of the fruit farm near Fresno, left Fresno last week for Yosemite. Tbey locate a route and make preparation for piloting a birgc party of tourists from Fresno during the Summer. We would call attention to the card of Pelcg Schnider oi Kingsbarg, self constituted candidate for delegate to the Constitutional Convention. If Mr.

ScUnider talks as well as he writes be will certainly 1iavc many admirers during his canvass of the district, which of course he will make. C. G. Sayle Co, have erected elegant silver soda fountain in their drug With ice, choice syrups and sparkling soda, there is no reason now the ladies and members of tlw Blue liilibon Brigade cannot satisfy tlie universal demand for a tlriuk ivitliout either the law of the Order or of propriety. A Kw to Got Broken.

Last week a gentleman residing the Toll House, liaiiag occasion to visit Fresno, boriowed a team of a friend for that purpose. Arriving in town, be put tiie team up at one of the livery starlet and pioceedcd to transact bis business, ing over night in Fresno. The next morning lie started on his return home, one of tiie horses seemed very frinky, and kicking a greater part of the distance to the Toll House. Noticing; the bare-footed condition of the L', bs made tiie remark to bis wife, who was witb bim, "I'm out 50 on tbat horse, lie lias kicked bis shoes off." season of tbc year. Tlie mountains i tipped with snow fur several days.

It the meantime r.iius were frequent am interspersed with sbouxrs o' liaif. Bui us tlie month dri'w to a closi tlie weather moderated and Hay morn in-r opened bonniM imd fiur." TIi of our valley were up betimes and eariy in the l.iy tliey th useent ut tlie rojul to tbo Cerr Ut-nito Mines, liad buc selected for tlie May-day picnic. A they reached the flat on which th "Captain's office is they were met by tlie "leading spitits'' of tbe mine, Captain Gilmore and Mr. J. Bailey, who in their usual happy style, soon put every oue at case, ith himself and tbe world generally.

Lnter in the day they joined by Messrs. rencc and who i tiie above "mentioned gentlemen, t-omprise the force of the C'eiTO at present. But one family, that of Hr. A. L.

Lawrence reside at the mini'. noon a larjje number (for PanocUe) of persons, botli and had assi-nibied on a three-quarters of a mile above tbe camp (be lower tunnel, where lunch was duly spread and participated in with the zeal manifested on such After doing ainp'e justice tn tbe bounilriilly spread tahlcE tbe jiart to vim tbe several points of interest in and near the mine proper, the rest lo meet at the i i neavlv s-undiiwn, those vbom iticlin Uioa ted or necessity 1 wjn led their way homeward, to enjoy the quietude- of home, sweet home." The greater purr, however, remained to still further indulge in be plensure of danc'iig, and not till the east streaked with red did the fot- owcrs of Terpsichore ceasr their mea- r-d lay cut before tbe rain -was injured a birge ainountcut since k'--8 very tino bav. It is reported that have offered their entire crop at pxtremely low price of per ton, which will scarcely more than cover expenses. Grain is heading out id looks well. Meyer Bros, ure building an extensive irldition to their almulv commodious Car A of Ei.

UEPUBLICA.S the time for the lection of delegates to the Constitu- onal Convention is near at hand, aad as ipiranls to that Cilice are becoming an lentiftii as "grease bugs" these warm gs, I take the oplortunity to pre- ent my claims to the people of Fresno ounty along with the rest of the hungry rowd. As Is expected of a candidate, 1 will try and ehow to ptoplc, uflragc I solicit, why above all others, houlil represent this section iu the com- Constitntional Convention. In the tut place, I am an old rcsideuter, and in known as a hard-working man, hav- ng herded sheep for different parlies at iffereut times in the county for the past en years, and Imve not averaged a spree than once hi three weeks during hat time. I tun nearly well with the laws of lliy State as any law- in Fresno county, having had lei myself against savcr.il indict- sicnts found by our Gruu'1 Jinies for matters appropriatinir ithcr ineu's sheep to my own use. My tinowledge of the lav: I consider a great ccoinmundalion, besides, I expect to mdy the Constitution oi C.mt'wniu bL't'ori 1 take my spat at the jiipitol.

I in Fresno a days yo, uid heard iv prominent c.nuVul-.v'c that-we (the people ofcouise) leeded a man for a who is able 0 make a show, and I'luT lie heard in Hie I just like liini, and know that I possess showy wlien in my every clothes. My voice I trained on upper-King's river, here I was employed for two to call ily voice can by two milfis tlie- timbi-r, Wats the biie of tiie C.ipilni. Thes'j lawyers say tliey vtxmkl like to s-c laws enacted by the would be such to pick them to pieces. I'm a orkintfiiiiin, and from my Knowledge of law, I know the pri'-ent laws are so loosely drawn that it is impossible to convict a man of stealing sheep, even when caught in the act, mid if the people will honor me by me I'll make Conslimtion that will make it mighty hot for sheep thieves. Another point I wish tti m-ike the honor attatlmd to the position, for I consider it greater than to and as 1 have had my cup ill ltd i dis.Iiinor, I wish to empty it and iiil it with better stuff.

I have done great den! for Frcn- A A I that C. W. A CO. FRONT St. FRESNO.

Have on hand the Largest and Best selected Stock of SSsn's and Boys' Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valises, Tobacco, Stationery, etc. TO-BE FOUND THIS SIDE OF And they lire selling them cheaper than Any Ilouse iu tlie San Joaquiu Valley. FINE SHODDY AUCTION On arriving home lie tendered the team to Us owner, who said the one horse did not belong to him. Then our frk-nd ul to ruiurn to Fresno and make an exchange of horses--the Stable keeper having by mistake put a saddle horse in Ilia harness and the buggy horse wilder the saddle. As "will be seen by their ftdver ment Mr, Robertson has leased the Wacksmith'shop of J.

W. Williams, Mr. Fortepus has leased the and machine shop formerly connected witb the blacksmith shop, and Mr. Williams will hereafter devote his time exclusively -to the sale of iron, steel, coal, wagons and implements. In the suit of W.

8. Chapman vs. Tbe Fresno Canal and Irrigation Company, in which Mr. Chapman sues for $4.5,000 more or less, for money advanced and charges against the comnanr, Jttdire J. B.

Campbell, of this Thirteenth District Court, rendered a decision lost week that plaintiff had no cause for action. As the suit is a very important one, it is pi c- lomed that it will be appealed to the Supreme Court. learn from Vtr. Ashbrook that I the water of Cole slough, which spread Wer a country from four to ten miles wide, and extending from King's river to the San Joaqnin, a distance of abou forty mile), ii higher than at any time during May tW years ago. Mr.

Ash firook has built a levee alwutsevca mile long, enclosing some twelve hundred lieres, and the water stands against th levee for i distance of Svc miles. II the water to rise at least a foo From Gnr Travaliag Corresptmdeat, Tbe farming binds along the Sacramento still present a scene of desolation --the efi'rels oi' the flood are stUl visible Even now there is water, water everywhere. Along and close to tbe levees tiiere is some grain, but generally the crop will be a failure. I bad supposci that by this time everything was dry crops glowing as usual, but it seems bat tbe levees will not allow tbe wate i oil', mid t'nc river continues high is bjlicved that warm weather wil iring perhaps pestilence, to water-soaked region. That so flne a country, so rich, well tilled, and well nbabited should suScr both from flood iud from sickness is certainly deplora- Property vaiues have been almost in a year, aud time, and labor md bard times must be experienced be- ore former vniues and former prosperity is re-established.

Our Fresno plains with their occasional drouths are not ilone sufferers from our variable Califor- lia seasons. FKESSO. mm for the purpose of storing rraiu. hav Sucldort Dcatli- Letter from the Toll Eu. HEPCBUCAS last it can lc said that the diphtheria is gradually disappearing from this locality.

There are now no new cases aud those now sick are convalescent. The consrajucace is tlie physician is rather more of a gcr here than formerly. Lumber mann- factoring has already begun in the mountains. Mr. Mock mill has been running the past week.

The other mills will probably soon commence operations. A shingle mill will he put in operation at the Phoenix or Flintlock mill, which will be a new feature in the manufacturing business in the mountains. The planing mill at this place, owned by Messrs. Oonahofl and Brnnerr, has been extended to 144 feet in length. A feei mill and also a moulding machine anc szvwal otliet improvements have teen ttgher during June.

Mr. Athbrook ha attached to it. Wild fruit such as gnosc tat and haireatod over fort; tuns of hay fron tblrtctn acres of land berries, are in abundance in the "hills" this year. TOLL HoflM, Haj Uti, The community was startled on Sun- ilny morning last, by Ills intclligo tlnit Br Chrirles U. wiiosc ii as -within thy p.tst eigliteun months Ijucmne to the residents of this county nfe (kutist, Untl diyd during tht previous.

Tile iiuu'5 tlie more nir, the Doctor becu in Fresno, attending to business us usual up to between 4 5 o'clock on Sutnr d.iy afternoou. The of iii demise, so as we icarn them nrs a On his return from Fresno his ranch in the Central Colony, lie a once applid himself to tlie duties n-hicl his farm and stock demanded of him and having Utcn delayed by executing some commissions for exertet himself rather unuMiaily. He parto-j a libcra! supper, eating heartily, am his meal with some oranges Pursuing bis ordinary routine of eveuin ho hud seated himself beside ow, and commenced milking, when hi on George, who was near him, saw hit all inscusib'e. lie ran to him uising him up, dragged him to th near by, and summoned assistiinc Phu Doctor placed upon a bet ncdital uid called; revulsives ami otlu aid resorted to and ia a few hours, ircathiag which had been sturtoroui natural; aud his heart's action rom 40 pulsations per minute, with in ermissions of seven to ten secom" it every fifth or sixth beat, resumed nearly normal action. About 12 o'cloc nidnight, the Doctor seemed resting, an was left in charge of his son.

It is sr to say that Dr. Watson has ha several attacks of similar charactt and had instructed his friends that all 1 wanted WAS to be lot alone and sleep effects of the attack. It seemed pe iectly safe to comply with these instro tions, and the friends retired. Short after 4 o'clock on Sunday morning, Jl B. S.

White called George, and inquire liow his father was, and received answ that he was better. A cry from young man soon apprised Mr. AVhi that the Doctor was dead, and forcin the door, which George was too pt occupied to unfasten, he found tl Doctor lifeless, but still warm. The remains were taken to Sauriimen for interment. Tho Doctor leaves Tvidow and, we believe, two eons, wi whom this community sincerely symp, thize in this most sudden and distrcssin bereavement.

The disease which occa liootd dutb WM confMtirtanoplcilr. no county, iu wavs, but prip.ci pally by keeping tbe officers at work, who might otherwise have been on the clta.it; of the county. I ask you fellowmen to elect me to the Convent! and I will tear up Ibis giant r.imiopolv called the C. P. U.

these fellows tUeir railroad land, and banish cry lawyer and Chinaman from the cilie Coast. I stand upon a square itt'orm with every plank screwed on, expect to carry it to Sacramento lyre I'll not trade it to Rtsnford either, ve me your votes and I'll make it hot somebody. More next week. ScrtMDEK. School Honac Jor The last Legislature passed an Act thorizing the School Trustees of the City District to bontln to $15,000, for the erection of iiool buildiug the town of Fresno, cl the mniutainancc of a school for A This was to be a debt of the Dis- ict, an tcx to be levied to interest and such part of the princi- as would liquidate the debt in 'teen years.

The Trustees iluitcd nterence of citizens last Tuesday, lo nsider what steps should be taken ider the law. It was decided tlmt lock B--as per plot of town of Fresno-as a suitable place for the building, nd Mr. Crocker, the- of the town te was petitioned for its donation. It as estimated that $10,000 would be ifflcient for the building, and immc- ate steps will be taken for its creation. arc glad to see an educational spirit lanifested by our and would re- tice at the completion of a IwmUmnc ublic school house, but tlie sc i aside a building costing over and most new, and fixing upon this single istrictot a debt of not less natter of too much importance to done liiislily.

Tlie immediate need a class room for advanced pupils. It questionable whether the little and irge do best when schooled in the same uildimr, where there must of necessity a commingling before and after school ours and dtiniig intermissions. ivo already two large well finished class ooms, capable of accommodating not ess than eighty scholars. If this build- llg could be utilized and another erected apable of accommodating as maiw more occurs to us that every rtuiuirement would 1)3 met. If tbe present locution objectionaUe, another can be obtained idopted for both buildings.

It is eli- natted that there is about $700,000 vorth of property in this district. Tiie nturcst on $15,000 would amount to about $1,500 a year, or less th.m twenty cents on each hundred dollars of prop- irty, or less than forty cents sinking fund nciudcd. We do not object to this tax, ir a larger one for school purposes. If it is idvisablc to build a building now, let us lava a good one--the $13,000 and all old bouse will bring beside. Although the present attendance in our school is only about fifty scholars, for which there ire three teachers, there are pupils enough in this district to make a school of one hundred mid fifly, and probajily Sfty of them are beyond a primary grade.

It is said, and with some reason, tbat a line school house will indnce settlement in our village. We would suggest that a fine school house amounts to but little without a fine school inside. We would like to sec a brick building, tastily finished and adopted to the education of idvanccd pupils, and occupied with a teacher or teachers whose individual influence, if nothing elsf, would induce the people of this county to send their sons and daughters here instend of to Oakland or Santa Kosa, or Benicia or elsewhere. If this district needs $10,000 worth more of school honses. then the vicinity and county needs a school house for advanced pupils.

Lit us fit our youth for practi tical life or for the University here at home. This matter is of importance and nhould be well understood bcfon a Att- aiU it Louis Hmstem Co. beg to announce the receipt of tlicir spring and summer stock, comprising the latest novelties in LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, HATS, PARASOLS, HOSIERY, Fancy Goods, Parlor Sets, Bed-Lounges, Garble Top Tables and other FURH3TURE. CARPETS, DOOR HATS, BED QUILTS nod other article! too mimeroui to mention; all of which we oS'er at much lower prices than heretofore known in this mirkct, and invite the public to joipcct the lame. HOTELS AND RESTAVRAHW.

CITY BAKERY. AT A oponed a Bakery in fhe 1 laic pluMun- iu announcmg that I jatf on hauS nl all times Bread. Cuken ud MM. Alto cold Meats, Coffee and Ice Crew tit Lunches. An experience of authorizes wv to guurtutce MEIenclioB.

TiMornr DOTM. Fresno Bakery. JUST OPENO) 01T A fj istrett, of tfvetto, UAKEJIY AND LUNCH ttOUbl. Hat coITcc uml choice lunch it til sale or small Mrs.AXGELINE LOUD. DAVQHTBR, Formerly Henry's UoUL Fronting FRESNO CALIFORHIA KRS.

J. G- HcSLVAMEY, Proprietress. FUSE CAitituces TO AND ALL Mrs. M. A.

Scinlr, FroprlotnM. COKSEK FltOST AND TULiKE Gooil rooftts and good board or week. A bar stocked with choice j.ud cigars, and a. line EILLfAKD TABLE For the use of guests. El Oapitan Hotel, KINGSBtme, CAl.

House open at all boon. Table cupplicd with the beat tilt market affords. First-class Beds. Stage to and leaves hoiitc dsilv. COA.TES YON GLAHNj Prwpriston.

SALOOSS. fiiER'S I 9 I FBESXO, CAL. FRED KRAMER tr dust opened in Blaesfngame's Brick Building, Front St. Fresno. a A large and entirely new stock of A A I A I I BOOTS AND SHOES, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, And anything required for an extensive country trade.

I have facilities for buying goods FOR CASH t'ic Eastern and San Francisco markets and us I intend to SELL ONLY FOB CASH, confident will enable me to sell them From Oto 15 Per Cent. Cheaper Than ever before sold for in Fresno. A general invitation to everybody to GIVE ME A CALL' J. BROWNSTONE. 25 PRO.

JOHfJ ALBIN'S On llariposa Street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, IS KOW OFEX. Largt and Elegant rooms, first clau atw BILLIARD TAB1.B, And only the very best and Cigars. Souf PAPER HANGING. Furniture and Pictures cleaned and uished. Plastering repaired and Calsommed White or in Colois.

Cm-pets lai Curtains liuiig 1J K. PAINTING! HOUSE, SIQN AND CARRIAGE PAPER HAHaDIG. GP.AIKINO BLASSINGAME'S BRICK BUILDING, FRONT STREET, FRESNO I have enlarged my Store and put in a very large stock of of cTtry variety required in the country trade. I buy and sell atrictly for cash, mod propott to sel Ghaapsr tliaa. Anybody.

Talk cheap, but fuctH will tefl, and all An inspection of my goods and prices. ETC. XTIUATEa OIVEK FOn TAIKT TVOBK FOB Eun.tiisss. hop on Street, Ijctwtcn Taltrt. BOYLE GILBERT FRESNO.

CAIi. MISCELLANEOUS. SHAKKL1N DOHAHOO, OUGH tic, ceiling, cord DERHICKS, JIOWEHS, KAKE8, Farm and spring wagons, Agricultural Implements of all SCUTTS PATENT FOUR-POINTED STEEL BARBED CABLE FENCE WIRE, Posts, etc. PliERiO, 24tf BALLARD HALL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS Wool, Grain, Flour, 320 Samome OppOEite American Excliaafco SA3 FRASC1SCO. P.

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