elaware to.
Which we shsll tell at ‘
Ptnln Prints, ill, 25s a not, 4 1-2 null [01' t1.
Han 1000100 listen and Bfllllllal'?
Something fine in the Health Food Co. products. We are still-
L ing large qnsntitities of those
sPig/"did Cooking Pctatoesv
White. and Mealy. Try them it you with line goods. In the
Fancy Goods we have the Cllllit'f'fil
DATES, PIIUM‘B AN” TABLE llAISISS IN BOXES.
Wv—W-fl
lli [fill all 010 Lttlllt Fltll'l Ill lit ltlltl
And sell them on close margins.
The 3053 Cream Lunchand Soda. Crackers
Take the diplomo above all others.
you want a barrel of Flour, barrel of Sugar, [lam-l oi: Polftitiesl,
barrel of Turnips, Sweet I’tttzlillf'fi, (frantic-rites, (Shown hating:
Apples, Sweet Umnges, Layer Figs, Dow Drop Council (moths,
and in tact everything the market affords, leave your orders at
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
38 Washington Street.
irritation no
llaity Butter
Be sure and try them. ll
South Nos-ovum
’mositiye Sale!
'l'llfl Lanes
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Ever ofl'ered. Everything goes at cost and less at. the mul’l.‘ oi
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out [In Sal
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23,000 ill llltlltll 0ttllll
luikovurylstoststyimuudoolorlnanciudiug «toning studs-Jobs clusdhyuson londaystoniy
$1.75 per yard. actually
wish m that? dorstund that lsnoo'd his lot. but that they-n all new. froh
'. mull-atoms far giganti- — '3'... Busy lady in Nomslk shunt sttcnd thisgreat sat. of Ice
mdmmwumosmi daring the pun twenty-Anya".
Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
of 244de Black Silks, kmwumthoflhllgndr, priest}. Items.
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on“ slithsflc, land 5; anoint ‘l-uck Rhadames. 933"; one for rich and excellent 75:;
fl hing-shuns st, 1.25.3 at at; Black smm atluoot on; Black Peso donoirc st and st 25.
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he: {I- no tas'tgooy of pan-at and physician.
[is not b: Inuit-o, but obtain at oars
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no YOU “All hull 5-0“? CIGAIfIi
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also: luvs-o l‘illod. Bolts for rm cools,
hot t-llfl fur to. Voa'rs heard nth ustram t-
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lotsly lot-o4! was how Ramp rs by until it your
dash I down not ksrp the-v 5 for a minor, stoo-
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Senate.
IR. BLANCH NWATIVB BALLOT.
.0 “mod llio Original Vol. Io ‘l‘hol
tho lssooro Could Ito Isooosldosod-
‘lho Ill! Was lost by a ‘to of 8"
Against ll-«Ilow houators Votsd.
Was-tumor, larch 2L-in tbs assists
aflsrlr. Cockroll prssrutsd tbs promtof
tho I’crkpuckm’ annotation of Bi. Louis
againstthshlilftwtks iaspsctlonofmsata,
which was rofsrrod, tho oducatloool hill
wastsksoup. Aftsrbrisf "mark-MI?-
Boto. Kr. Biol! rum to cloao tho dohuio.
Bo said that ho looksd upon tho sducation
ofthocolorodpoopls as tbosolutloucttho
raosqusstlon. But tbs whit. mister»
stitutsdthsgrout mass of tbsuation. and
no thoir mditlondspondsd tho futurs of
ihoIlultsd Status, and on tho futnrooflho
Unitod Status the future of tho world.
Tho ssnato than prim-Ind to veto on tho
ltlllsnd amsodinonts. Tho first vote was
on thros amondtusnts curred by Ir. Moody
a. D.) to tho clout that tho illltaratos
among tho Indians shall ho lnclodsd in tho
calculations Hr. Blair said that thsrs was
no objection to tho umsodmsntu
Ir. Iii-undo Advocatoo that Bill.
Ir. Bdrnuuds took tho opportunity of
spanking to tho amsndmsuts in ordsr to do-
fsudtho constitutionality“ tho bllL Ila
snorted that than wos no moral or legal
obotuclo In tho mutilation to tho bill. [In
favored tho bill for tho sleet it would have
upon tho new stairs, and also upon the
southern states In tho iattar it would di-
minish tho friction betweon tho ignorant
blacks and the intelligent aristocracy. Ils
believed that when the poor colored people
com to know u little morn they would son
that tho land owner, the man of education
and property, was their best friend, and
that it would be hotter to ontrust him with
tho administration of local oflslrs than to
entrust it to ignorant mun. Mr. Moody's
amoudments were agreed to.
You. It; Nays. 81.
Thu ornate then procoedcd to rota on tho
third reading and ougrossmcnt of the bill.
When tho vow wns concluded and it was
known that it had resulted against tho bill,
Mr. Blair changed his vote from you to nay,
so as to make a motion to “consider. The
result was thou announced-yous, 3|; noys,
37—" follows:
You tilepublirunnl—ftlmru Allen, Alli-
son, Chandler, Cullom, Dawes, Dolph, Ed-
munds, Evans, Higgins, Hoar, McMillan,
Mnudorson. Mitchell, Moody, Merrill, I’ot'
tigrow, I'iutt, Squire, Stanford. b’mwurt,
Btockbridge, Teller, Wilson tin.) (Demo-
cratsi-Bsrbour, Colquitt, Dsniol, George,
Hampton, Ilcsrst, I'nsco, Pugh. Total, 31.
Nays (Iicwtblicunsl—Aldrich, Blair, Du-
vis, Dixon, Fur-well, Frye, llsle, Howley,
Hiscock, Ingulls, Jones (Sun), Pierce,
Plumb, Sawyer, Sherriinr._ Spooner, Wol-
cott. (Democratsl—Ilste, Berry, Black-
burn,Blodgett, Cockrell, Loire, I-‘aulkuor,
German, Gray, Harris, J ones lArk ), Kenna,
Ilorgun, Payne, Rougnn, Turpie, Vest,
Voorhoes, Waltbnll and Wilson ind.) To-
to], 37.
A Motion to Reconsider.
Tho following pairs were announced:
Messrs. Butler, Vance, Paddock, Cusey,
Gibson, Brown and Call, who worn for the
hill, with “em Quay, McPherson, Eustis,
Ransom, \I'ashburn, Beck and Cameron.
who were opposed to it.
Mr. Bluir entered a motion to reconsider
tho vote, and then, on motion of Mr. Ed—
muuds, the senate proceeded to consider ex-
ocutlvo business The Florida nominations
worn not token up in the: senutc's secret no
slou.
In tho House.
Wssmsorort, March Ill—In tho bouss the
ornate bill was passed (with an amoudmont
striking out the appropriating clause) for a
public building at Burlington, in, at a
limit of coat of “infill. On motion of Mr.
Isiah (Pu) u bill was passed for a public
buildingut York, Pu, utn limit of caste!
moon The house than resumed considsr-
aticn of tho ”odd-Compton contested cloc-
tiou cuss, and was addremd by Mr. Comp-
ton, tho sitting member, in his own behalf.
Hr. Compton’s Speech.
Aftur reviewing tho testimony in tho cuss
hosuid in conclusion: "I only wautto-y
that Imppooo tho guillotine is ready and
tho usharprusd. If this is so, tho victim
Ia lady, and while ho falls with tho but
breath of earnest protest on his lips, ho will
fall without a quiver. I am made, I hops
to God, of that kind of stufl that do. not
know how to ‘crook the pregnant hinges of
tho knso that thrift may follow fawning.’ ”
Thorn wua grout applause on tho Dsmocraiio
sido
Hr. In“ Ioltod.
At tho close of tho debuts Mr. Moore
“as”. on behalf of the minority of tho
committso on oloctlona, offend a resolution
docluriug Compton untitled to tho soak
This was Mound—yous, M5; hays, 155. Tbs
majority resolution daclurlug lfudd on
titled to tho ssat wus adopted—yen, 150;
hays, us. Mr. lurid than cc! and
took tho oath of tides umld much applaus
from the guitarist ,
Bills was introducsd as follows: ‘
By Ir. Townsend (Pu), by request-
Oruntiug pensions to persons who nipportod
drprudout fathers and mothers, and who,
undo! ulstlug laws. would ban bronco-
titlsd topsnslous By lfr. Who-tor (All)—
Aplwopriudug “0,0” for a public building
at Doctor. Ala.; aho 840.01!) for a public
building at Flor-nee, Ala.
Aguhst floating in Inturos.
It. Buttsrworth modo an urgumsut bo-
foro tho agricultural committss in favor of
bk hill to maks lt‘ unlawful to dsul in
"futures” on ugrwulturui poducta At tho
conclusion of hi mums-t, ha said he had
mmuumoudmsutstoaugg-t tothsbill and
nkud that tho ounmltlos postpouo action
until bu could formulato thorn. It launder
stood that us soon as tho-u umsndmcuts or.
cousldsrsd, tho commltiou will tako ism
ablo action on tho bill. V .
n. tarts-m.
Was-nouns, larch Sta-Tbs napubticaa
msmhsrsoiths wayssud mssnscomuittss
wwuiu auroral knurssndsavor-
ugh: Isl-k u- m cinnamon-nit
rsudytoprussuttothafullcoutmittsstoday.
"u N‘ l
.. W
HI“! Ioskutor Moots Autos! ICI-
otor Ilmll'u llill.
Iamutwnt. larch Ila-Tho sonata and
hugs commotion on immigrotitl M II
joints-rims and board protests against tbs
pumps at any lows restricting foreign to»
migration. Edward Rainwater, editor and
with» of ’l‘ho Ombu Boo, modo lilo
sddrsu. Ba that ho reprasoutod
author of Burma soaistIos and socistiss
of othor nationalltiaa in the wast. At tho
mt titus. ho said, tbs ratio of immigrv
* tiou was on the dounaso. no». hit? (thirty-
lhno yours sgo) mutton immigrants bod
laudod at the port of New York. Tho limo
had not yst wins, its holisvcd, whou immi-
gtutiou should be rsstriotod. This bollcf in
prldoof national birth, bu bollsvod to ha I
mrvivsl of harbmtio fsnaticlstn. ‘I'bs
poop-r labours tr splanteaun this sids of
tho coson wars gsc ally suppossd to injuro
tholntsrssia of our lkboriug psopls. This
ho contended, was not so. Winn tbs poop-r
loborors cunts to thlsoountry tbsir condition
Warns him. Mr wants wars grsalor
and tbsy consequsntly bscamo gruator coir
NM
Tho natlvo Maori-tans had gtvsn up tbs
hsavlsr kinds of labor, and thus immi-
grants were noodod to taka tholr ploosu.
Thu Amorlcans who workod on tho strooto
sud railroads today were comparativsly
fow. There had bum a grout deal said
about tho Italians in this country. hlr.
lionswutcr said that. its for our had u loudsr
fooling for Italy. Christophor Columbus,
tho discoversr of America, was an Italian
and tho Italians wars skilled in tho arts and
sciatica hundrotls of yours boforo America
bod been thought of. U ndor Houstor Mitch-
oll‘u immigration hill, persona difleriug
from tho popular cloniocratic idea would be
prohlbttod muting it; this country. Persons
who bolirvmi that there was sounthlug
wrong with the machinery of govornmonta
worn clusnrd as Boot-lists. Senator Hitch-
oll's bill would prohibit their immigration
to America. Yet Edward Bellamy and
Henry llrorgr, who were rank Molina,
were allowed to live hero and distributo
their books about the country. He bulisrod
that tho prosont laws were adrquato for the
exclusion of undesirable immigrants.
Richard Bartholdi, editor of The hit. Innis
Tribune, road to the committee a protest to
congress from a conference of German.
Amrricun societies. Tho protest cited that
tho societies urespectfully, but most com-
sstly, object to and remoustrato agaitut tho
possugo of any and all of the measures now
before your honorable body designed to
materially change the prrsont national law!
of immigration and usturalimtion."
Mr. (leis; i‘xciur Moreno, an Italian by
birth, but u prominent citisen of \Vusbiug—
ton, said that the Italian immigrants would
ho on excellent acquisition for America if
they could come free from tho cruel pudrono
system that brings them to this country
through false representations with, us he
unsorted, tho complicity of the Italian min-
isters and consuls in the United States who
divide the spoils that grow out. of the truffle.
The Italians, he said, who come here are lu~
telligent, bani working and luwabitliug cit-
imns, but as slaves they are not what they
ought to hr, and the sooner this sluvo trndc
is stopped tho butter, becauso it is n homing
litqu for the United States and Italy and
In insult to this age of progrcss and liberty.
The Italian consulate in New York city, he
onid, was the headquarters of tho nefnrlous
truffle in human Bosh.
(intro with Ills l‘rotty 'l'ypowrltor.
Bt'rnm, March 21,—J. W. \l‘oodruff,ex-
president of tho Life and Roserrs Insurance
compouy, hos hurriedly left town, Ioovlug
quitounumber of sorrowing creditors bi»
hind. F or nearly eight years Woodmc has
boon associated with the Life and Roasrvo,
but tho fact of his running heavily in debt
become known to the ofllco and created un-
plsusunl. comment. Lately it was discov-
rrod that everything was not all right, and
an investigation was ordercd. It was dis
covered that “'00de had purchased slot
of loud and bud contractedto build fourteen
houses thereon, the money for which was
taken from the funds of the company. The
board of directors thereupon deposed Wood-
ruff from office. In “'oodruff’s ofllco was s
protty blonds typewriter untried Vivs Fis-
cus. Woodrulf fell violently in love with
bur, and It is reported that the oouplo have
led together. The sheriff is after Wood-
rufl, and many cruditors want. to use him.
The Life and Reserve company say they
huvo not. lost anything.
Alon-nu Iron Is 0. Ii.
Batmnouu. Md, March {IL—Tho Manu-
facturer; Record publishes a letter from
Carnegie», Phipps & (20., of Pittsburg, ro-
tating to the dispatch sent out from thou
that. the quality of southsru iron bud provod
u failure in that market. The Record suys
there was no foundation for the report ex-
cept that. Carnegie in Co. bad purchassdu
ample lot of Alabama iron to lost as to
whether it came within the Beaumor limib
us to phosphorous and sulphur. This test
proved that it was not Bessemer iron but In
no way reflected on the quality of soutbsrn
trousin general.
Deporuto right on u 'l’ruin.
Mourns, Aim, March 21.491 B. McCurdy',
conductor of a Inuisvillound Nuabvillsruil-
road train, was shot and scriously woundsd
usur Boy Minolta, All, by a nogro nomad
Juku Doubts, with whom ho had an aim
concerning tho railrood fare. HcCurdy,
after being wounded, fired four shots uttho
nrgro, hitting him each time and thou-toll-
bsd him with s psnknifo. Daniels diod al-
most instantly. The conducior’s wound h
in tho right hast. lie was brought to tilt
city.
Acting for tho Aciors’ Fund.
Punnmrnta, larch BL—Ths bunsllt in
old of tbs Actors‘ Fund of Americu at tho
Chestnut Short Opors houss was tbomsuns
of adding 03,481.25 to the trousury of tho
fund. The principal actors who took part
In tho buuslt won: Hollis loll-cry, Ross
Coghlan. Alics Morrison, Harlan Haunts,
Francis Wilson, Julia Harlow and Do Wolf
tats nuts-tuna Ausworod. .
Ifsw mm, larch iii—In their lsttsr to
tho Yule theological seniors tho Aunt-loan
board of oommivaionoru for foroipi minim
say that the actors an illusion is suppos-
lug that tho prudential committee douu not
propnss to judge of applicants for ruidou-
arysvrvloa according to tbsprluciplssout-
loud in Pro-hint Bturrs' latter of soc-pie
once.
, .Illlor no. to In“.
COLUIIVI, 0.. larch Il.--8sbustlun lil-
lc, thoGreco-liomun wrsstlsr, in his pro-
Ihuinuryskumtnotlcn hsforstlisnmyor for
autumn! assault on Amelia Lulu, a ll-
yasn'oldgiri, wasbound our to tho tuni-
hoopla- court is show hauls dsfault
d which Inw’ssoomurittsd Misti.
" twat:
That Is Eat-Chancellor Bis-
marck’s New Title.
KIND WORDS IIOI TIIB RIPE“!
no Pays a (lawful Tributa to trim
llsmursk'a Past Dahlia harvlsas uoo
I'lahoa Ill. n floppy Ola Ago-7h- low
Chaos-liars l'oroowol Charuotorlstlca.
Bruin, March 2t.~—-A spscisi sditlon of
Tina Reicbaausalgsr contains imperial ro
scripts cordially thanking Priucs Bismarck
for his ssrvlcss and appointing him duks of
lausnburg, a oolousl gsnsral of cavalry,
and a hold marshal gsusral: also appoint
lug Count Hubert. Bismarck ad intorim
minister of forcign allairs, and (ion. vou
Csprivl chancollor and prssldsut of tho
Pro-ion ministry. In tho first rootlpt tbs
smpsror says that scootllng to tho rcqussi
modo on tho 18th lost. its grants I’rlnos
Bismarck portal-ion to retire, hoping coca
ddsntly that tho fatbsrland will profit in
tho future, as it. has profitsd in the post, by
his counsel. unorgy and faithful devotion.
'I'hs smpsror says that hobstl bolted that
tho nsccsslty would not arias for Bismarck
totbiuk of soparatlou during his ilfotlmo
Ho rugurds itas tho most providentlul disv
pen-slim of hlslifo that on sovsrnl occa-
sions bo has bod Prisms Blarnarck byhls
sido.
'l'ho Iiulsor'a Grateful lomombruuco.
What tho prince has achiovsd for Prussia
and Gsrmany, and wbatths prince has boon
to him and the bonus of his produce-on, he
will over preserve in gratoful remembrance
Biamarck‘s wise and morgutlc policy of
pesos, by which his majesty is resolved to
boguidcd in the future, being fully cott-
vincsd of its correctnrm, will always bo ro-
mombsrcd abroad and woll deserved recog-
nition. It is not in tho ompsror’a power to
reward Bismarck for his services, but as a
sign of lusting thanks be confers upon blur
the dignity of Duke of hamburg, and pro
aunts him with a life silo oil painting of
himself.
“God lllooo You."
In asocond roscript the emperor thanks
Bismarck as military leader for his invalua-
blo services in the army during the time of
William I and to the present day, adding
that he knows ho will be at one with the
army by retaining Bismurck in the highest
rank by appointing him It held marshal
gonoralsnd n colonel general of curulry.
The rpscripts are couched in language of
the most tender character and end with the
words: “God bless you, my dear prince, and
grout you many yours of untroubletl old
age, brighten"! by tho consciousuem of duty
truly fulfilled.”
Bismarck Acct-pf- o Dukodom.
The North German Gazette says that
Prince Bismurck’s resignation was mainly
due to constitutional questions, such as the
limits of ministerial responsibility and the
relations of the president of the Prussian
ministry with his colleagues. Tho Gazette
mys that Prince Bismarck never opposed
the labor conference in the stonisrstb.
Dr. Lucanur. chief of the civil cabinet,
accompanied by Gen. Bshnke, formally
waited upon Prince Bismarck and presented
the emperor's acceptance of his resignation.
Prince Bismarck‘s acceptance of a dukodom,
the offer of which from Emperor Willinm I
be repeatedly declined, has caused surprise.
Gen. (‘uprlvi's Appointment.
The National (lunatic says tho appoint-
ment of Gen. you Cuprivi to succeed Prince
Bismarck, tho paper says, haa‘otbiug of s
threatening character. It calls attention
to the fact tbst the Duke of Wellington was
at one time prime minister of Grant Britain,
and declares that German generals oppre-
clato the blessings of possum loss than other
Germans in responsible positions.
Caprivl's Poroouul Charactaristlcs.
Although a soldier of the first order,
Cuprivi, in the opinion of all his intimates,
Is very much more, and if personal appear-
ance counts for anything, be is u man of
great force of character and will, combin-
ing in A high degree sunvitcr in modo with
fortitor in rs, blending sagscity with pa-
ticnco, resolution with good humor, and
(lemon thorougbnsm with southern lire.
no looks tbotypicul Teuton of the hugmt
and most impromivo typo. lie boars u re-
markable likeuom to Bismarck and might
easily pa- for his brothsr. Tbodilfcrcnce
incharactor is discernible in tboir gait-
that of Bismarck bsiug sharp and heavy,
whilo that of Csprivl is deliberate and ot-
prossivo of leisursiy elogunce. The now
chsncollor is a brief but capable speaker.
A Guuruntoo of Ponce.
march wssagnuranttro of peace. History
will psoservo the memory of his services in
tho cause of peace. His soccs-orwillbs
compelled to immediately dual with the
qusstiou of u roductiou of the military bur-
d-I in tho intorsata of pesos. Thonation
wins-cs tho rutircmsnt of Prince Bismarck
with regret, but with anxiety, hoping that
his life will still be long and happy, and
tint ho will be ablo to follow the develop-
msnt of the country.
The Frankfort Bsutts says Bismarck
rm'lgucd becuuso ho purcaivod hisdsy was
ovsr and that hsconld not fulfil shunt-ads
of its now opockthat lanowdawulngon
Gwmany.
Prince Bismarck will roturn to Friedrich-
ruho Sunday sud toko up his rvsidsncs than
psrmansntly. Tho fuuituro h being t’o-
movcd thithsr from his Borlm palace.
1!. Simon lonorod.
I. Simon bad a contormcswithtbosm.
psror yesterday, at tho class of which tho
smpsror presented I. Simon with tbs docu-
Tho labor conic-too h making rapid and
tmfulprogrsm. 'l'ksoummittssonhuu—
day work ultimo that tho probfltiou
ugliustlubcr‘ou Bunduyand chordkoli-
days apply onlytowouisu, youngpwusus
audohtldrsn. 'I‘hacnui-tttosonchlktrm‘s
work has rssolvsd to forbtdthoemploymmt
ofcklldrsnwtthlu thoachoolugcncsptin
A chock from consuls.
Tho Vomiscbo Zeitung says Princo Bls- ‘
E”: I11ml
.JonTgOALLAR .5095?
WHAT IS K000LL‘?
it is an lsfslllhltt rounds for llhonmutlom,
louralulo. flotation, flout and Horvouo or
lourulglo Its-duties.
While it is s propvictsry Medici. o, it is me tbs
lotus point. valuabospvolllc In the trw dlsousos
for which It is ‘ ‘ 'I'bc “ “ it
tho molt of class study at tho bfdrldo of patients
Inflation with mutant. both souls and chronlo
Icarutgioov Nervous lloadschs of tho most arm
vs'rd mm, flclsilu of years' standing. Lumbt‘o
and (loot of my typo of sunny.
K U "0Lh in wt prmnud to "it! public
nutter fat-o calms Nit claim
is lands which tbc roomy will not sustain. It needs
no faith to its powers, for It works wl hoot fsith.
You do not have to wait works or days for benefit.
but can unto ihsgood room from the tint don.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
no one bottle will snfllcs to cure any scutsattacl
‘I'NREI BOTTLES
Have cured onus of fifteen yours’
standing.
Hailed on rccelpt of urea. fat: per bottle.
FOR BALE BY A LI. DRUGGIS’I‘S.
030. (l (IDOIIWII t 00., (lon'l Agents.
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Flll‘lll 81000! 00000.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND TINW’ARE.
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
KUSIC BALL BUOCK.
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Epicurean Canned Clams,
Pulled st liar nsrbnr, trains, transom
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runs Mo.
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Canned Fruits.
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