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The BMC Racing Team's new world road champion, Philippe Gilbert, will debut his rainbow stripes Saturday at Il Lombardia.
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The final single-day race on the WorldTour calendar is one Gilbert has won twice, in 2009 and 2010. It travels 251 kilometers from Bergamo to Lecco and will feature the steep climb of the Muro di Sormano, which returns to the race after a 50-year absence. The two-kilometer ascent comes past the halfway point and features an average grade of 15.2 percent. Joining Gilbert on the BMC Racing Team roster are past world road champion Alessandro Ballan, U.S. national time trial bronze medalist Brent Bookwalter, Vuelta a España stage winner Steve Cummings, Tour of Austria runner-up Steve Morabito, past top 10 Il Lombardia finisher Mauro Santambrogio, Giro d'Italia finisher Ivan Santaromita and GP de Wallonie and GP de Québec runner-up, Greg Van Avermaet.
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We had a wonderful day yesterday hiking the Twins and Galehead with Mike and Donna (a.k.a., Jimmy Legs and Little D). This made peaks #36, 37, and 38 for them - getting close to the finish! We've been trying to find a way to get together and hike with them for the last couple of years since we first started our exchanges on the forums. How great it was to finally make it work out! There are few things better than a spectacular late September day wandering around the peaks in the Whites - unless it's getting to do it with good friends.
The day actually had a rather sad ending. On their way back through Franconia Notch, Mike and Donna hit a moose. Mike and Donna are both fine but the moose (and their van) didn't fare as well. Details are in the trip report on my blog.
The whole story is here on my blog: http://theramblingsblog.blogspot.com...-galehead.html
Or just the pictures if you prefer: https://picasaweb.google.com/1148566...dGalehead92511
Here's a tiny sample of what South Twin has to offer on a perfect fall day
South Twin Summit with Franconia Ridge and Garfield beyond
Mt Washington above the early fall colors in the valley


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Cash in Treasury, $210,936,763. Debt, less amount in Treasury, SI,90*1,8S1,167. Decrease during November, §3,609,-261. Decrease- since June 30, 1SS0, 337,S91,12S. Ak Indianapolis Judge has decided that the tea prize-package business is a lottery, and fined the managers of such a concern §200. Loreszo Ivet, a colored school teacher at Danville, Va., recently punished a pupil, a lad of fifteen. At recess the boy and a brother attacked the teacher with knives and fatally stabbed him. Sjecbetart Schurz, in his annual report, renews his argument in favor of retaining the control of the Indians in the Interior Department, instead of transferring it to the army. The Secretary states that nearly,half a million acres of land are being cultivated by Indians, and urges the issuance of individual patents for farms. The employment of Indians as freighters has proven a beneficent innovation, and their aptitude to mechanical pursuits is pronounced surprising. The Inter-State Convention of Agricultural Boards at Springiield, 111., on the 1st adopted a resolution indorsing the Keif er bill, pending in Congress, for preventing the spread of the cattle disease. Ik Pulaski County, Tenn., on the 2d Dan Smith, colored, was found guilty of an outrageous assault upon a white woman and sentenced to the Penitentiary for a period of twenty-one years. The citizens, being dissatisfied with the sentence, took the prisoner from the custody of the Sheriff, put a rope round his neck, fastened one end of it to a bridge, and threw him over its side, where he swung until dead. The New York Chamber of Commerce on the 2d adopted a resolution declaring that "the proposed National-Bankrupt act for the distribution of insolvent estates and for the discouragement of insolvency will promote the general well-being, by confirming confidence in business transactions, and greatly increase inter-State trade." A WASHXJTG.IOX special of. the 2d says Mr. Burehard, Director of the Mint, thought the stringency of the New York money market was causedj for the most part, by the hoarding of gold. It had been shown by his investigations that two hundred millions of dollars had disappeared from circulation. Of this the banks held §95,000,000 against $17,- 000,000 s:x months before. The increase of the amount held by the people was in nearly the same proportion. There was in the New York Assay office on the 2d foreign gold coin to the value of ■S50,0O0,€0D. It was estimated §12,000,000 more was on th.2 wa3r to the United States. The New York piano manufacturing firm of Dunham &• Sons failed on the 2d. Liabilities, §-±0,000. Secretary Thompson reports that the Navy Department has on hand an unexpended balance out of the last year's appropriations of S1,7SS,004 A recent Greenville (S. 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The vote in Arkansas was; Hancock, 60,- 481;* Garfield, 41,661; Weaver, 4,161. Total, 106,3;!3. Hancock's plurality, 18.820; over all, 14,659. CdsGRKSSMAsr Evarts W. Fabr, of the Third New Hampshire District, died at Lit- tTeton, in that State, on the 30th ult., of pneumonia. He was forty years of age. The full ofiicial returns from California show a total vote of 163,970. Hancock received 80,33 J; Garfield, 80,257; Weaver, 3,381. Hancock's plurality, 75. The Electoral vot>- will etand five for Hancock and one for Gar- ireid. General Gap.fiei/d arrived at his home al Mentor on the 30th ult., from Washington. The Electoral College* in all the States except Georgi t i««t on t.-e 1st and cart their -••'Votes for Pie-s d-i>t of th • United States. The Electors fn ilw execpfonal ,Hate did n<,t Mieet, as the Gi-.-gi-i c>l»{ provide.-* that th- v jtes.ehail be kh^oh tin Wedne-day follow* W!- tlK' Hr*" Mm l»i' i • l>ic"mher, which wil %.' •Jiv.i.hM H. It is <? a,me t that the Uniteu States law directing the counting on the first Monday in December is supreme, and that the Georgia vote cannot, therefore, be counted. Three judges of election at Manchester, Va., have been arrested for refusing negro votes at the Presidential election. The semi-millennial celebration of the birthday of John Wyciiffe, who made the first translation of the Holy Scriptures into English, was held under the auspices of the Bible Society at New York on the evening of the 2d. ' The trial of B. F. Allen, President of the defunct Cook County National Bank, upon the indictment charging him with making false report to the Comptroller as to its condition, was terminated in Chicago on the 3d, before Judge Blodgett, by the return of a verdict of "not guilty." A Washington* dispatch of the 3d says the Chri^tiancy divorce case had utterly and unexpectedly collapsed. The witness who was relied on to prove the bad conduct of Mrs. C, on seeing her in court declared that she was not the woman. It is stated that Mrs. G will press her cross-bill asking for a divorce on the ground of cruelty. A New York Grand Jury on the 3d presented indic'ments agamst Joseph Hart Louis A. Post, Kenward Philp and Charles A. Byrne for publishing in the Truth a crimina, libel on General Garfield. An indictment was also presented against Samuel Sullivan Morey for perjury. Foreign. * Eussia is taking steps to convert Batoum on the Baltic into a free port. An Athens telegram of the 1st says Greece had asked of Turkey a definite proposition for the settlement of the differences between the two Nations. It is stated in a Constantinople dispatch of the 1st that Dervish Pasha had declared he would not obey the order of the military convention giving San Giorgio to Montenegro. Mme. MoNTiEoim, a noted Parisian writer, has been fined 500 francs and sentenced to six months' imprisonment for literary offenses against decency. Negotiations were in progress in Vienna on the 1st for the recall of the International fleet from Turkish waters. It is stated in a Paris dispatch of the 1st that the Papal -Nuncio had made a fresh protest against the French religious decrees in terms so offensive that it was necessary to suspend diplomatic relations with the Vat-" lean. Gonzales has been peacefully inaugurated President of the Eepublic of Mexico, and General Diaz has accepted the portfolio of Public Works in his Cabinet. The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland has advised Orangemen throughout Ireland to organize counter demonstrations to the Land League on the same days and at the same places. A Dublin dispatch of the 2d says there was an almost universal suspension of the payment of rent throughout the country. The freedom of the city of London and a sword have been voted to General Eoberts for distinguished services in Afghanistan. A Eagusa dispatch of the 2d announces the dissolution of the Executive Committee of the Albanian League. The dissolution of the International fleet has been ordered, the British squadron sailing for Malta, the French for Toulon, the Italian for Brindisi, the German for Trieste, and the Eussian for the Pirssus. The President of the Argentine Eepublic in South America has offered free lands to 50,000 Irish immigrants. A clothing store in Toronto, Canada, caught fire on the 3d. All egress by the stair-, ways was cut off and four persons were fatally burned. It was officially proclaimed in Dublin on the 3d that County Leitrim was in a state of disturbance requiring additional police. It was stated that a fund of £3,000 had been raised for the defense of the Land Leaguers. The Government had commenced proceedings against the Sligo Champion for publishing a notice calling upon a tenant to relinquish his farm. LATER JXEWS. Dr. John Buchanan, the Philadelphia dealer in bogus medical diplomas, has been sentenced to pay a fine of $500 and to be imprisoned for ten months. Chapman, his accomplice, received a similar sentence. Both houses of the Vermont Legislature have passed a bill declaring a nuisance any place where liquor is sold or given away, or gambling is allowed, and its keeper can be fined and imprisoned. Abraham Robinson, a Chicago cigar dealer, has been arrested on the charge of arson. His establishment was found to be on fire on the morning of the 6th, and the firemen found that two wooden pillars had been chopped away, a train of kerosene and shavings laid, the flooring torn up and a candle placed so as to fire a pile of oil-soaked paper. H s stock was heavily insured. A Constantinople dispatch of the 6th says fears of an attack by the Kurds had detained at Bagdad several thousand pilgrims returning from Mecca. The City of Berlin, in Prussia, has a population of 1,118,630, which is double that of 1860. In his speech at Waterford, Ireland, a few days ago, Parnell declared that nothing short ofmakngthe tiller of the soil its "owner could put down the agitation in Ireland. He also predicted that the country would ultimately recover its legislative independence. \ A London dispatch of the 6th says that Gladstone's withdrawal from the House of Commons was urged by his physician. It was reported that, after the presentation of the budget, Gladstone would be made a Peer and support the Irish Land bill in the House of Lords. Congress reassembled on the 6th. In the Senate Messrs. Pugh, of Alabama, and Brown, of Georgia, took the oath of office, after which the President's Message was read and the Senate adjourned. In the House Mr. fc'coville was seated for the Thirty-second New York District, Several resolutions were presented, among them one favoring a tariff for revenue only; one forthe appointment of two temporary Justices of the Supreme Court, and one calling upon the Secretary of War for an estimate of the cost of a steel railroad from New York to Council Bluffs. The President's Message was then read and the House adjourned. GESrEKAL Wir-MAM B. Hazen, of the army, was on the 6th appointed Chief Signal Officer, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of General Myer. This appointment promotes General MeCoOlc, of General Sherman's staff, to the Colonelcy of the Sixth Infantry. A PEDESTttiAx match for $2,500 has been arranged between the American champions, O'Leary and Weston. A Toronto (Can.) telegram of the6th says there were a great number of counterfeit SI Dominion notes in circulation there. They are printed from the **D" plates, and are finely executed. BEVJEILLm The dawn smiled through the blueness overhead, The lark awoke; The mists and mysteries of the night were fled, The morning broke; And soon the crystal chalice of the air, All pure and clear, Was brimming o'er with musicsweet and rare From far and near. It overflowed the universe with song So fresh and bright That weary faces, pale with vigils long, Suffused with light; And turning toward the beauteous eastern sky, In glad surprise, Reflecting half the glories from on high In happy eyes. And in rosy shadows of the morn A tiny life, In solumn hush of joy and love, was born To human strife. v A buried heart, long cold as drift of snow. 'Neath breast as white Stirring strangely in the rapturous morning g.ow, And throbbed with might. A weary soul, unloved, alone and old, And long oppressed, Sped outward though the azure and the gold To endless rest. The dawn smiled through the blueness overhead, The lark awoke; The mists and mysteries of the night were fled, The morning broke! —Miss Ada M. E. JS'icliols, injBarpcr'sMdgazine. MRS. MARCELLUS' STORY. " You know," began Mrs. Marcel- lus, " that it is noAV five years since the double wedding of my two darling daughters, parting from whom was such a dreadful cross for me to bear. Every mother knows how sharp a pang it gives to transfer to another, almost a stranger— a man whose very existence six months or a year before was unknown to us— the treasured being whose smiles and tears have been since babyhood her mother's rain and sunshine. Ah me! if mothers suffer in this way at the marriage of one daughter, think how doubly great must the trial have been to rne when I was called upon to relinquish both my girls at once—to see them both go away on the train, joyous and happy with the men of their choice, while nothing was left for me but to come back here iato the empty house and begin a new plan of existence with the vivifying and soul-sustaining element of constant and ever-present love left out! 1 don't think any one in Hurville had the slightest glimmering of an idea of what I suffered." "Tou know that some two months before the double wedding I took my daughters to New York for the purpose of completing the purchases I considered necessary to furnish each with a suitable trousseau. Much had been bought here at Mr. Perkin's nice store, almost all the underclothing which was so much admiredby their Boston friends when the girls arrived at their husbands' homes was made here by the neat fingers of our Hurville seamstresses, but there were a few things for which the New York style was necessary, or at least so the girls thought, and that was the same thing. We were in New York about ten days, and though every moment, except when we were asleep, was absorbed by the intricate duties of our shopping, my sense of approaching loneliness grew deeper and sadder, until it became so overwhelming that in spite of my efforts to conceal it from them I feared my daughters would observe my melancholy, and that it would cast a gioom over the last joyous days of their maidenhood. But they were too full of spirits and excitement to notice it, and attributed whatever was unusual in my manner to the exceptional fatigue of the occasion. Finally, our task seemed finished and we started for home laden with purchases, leaving a number of unfinished orders, which were to be sent us by express when completed. We got to the depot rather late, and I found a long line of people standing before me at the ticket-office window. I was almost at the tail of an elongated serpent of humanity which wriggled forward Avith despairing slowness and after standing a while I impatiently left the ranks and went to where my daughters were sitting. ' We shall never get all that baggage checked in time, I said, ' I'm. afraid we can't get off by this train.' At that moment a young gentleman who was waiting his turn, and was only the second or third person from the window^ learned toward us and said to me: 'I'll get your tickets for you if you'll allow me. How many? Three?'—'Yes,11 answered, ' three for Hurville, please,' offering him the money. 'Never mind that now; wait till I bring you the tickets;' and I saw him pay for them out of his well-stuffed wallet. Of course I refunded, with many thanks, as soon as he brought the tickets, which he did in a minute or two and I then hurried away to check the baggage, while the girls went on the train to secure seats together and get the conductor to let us face each other. "We had a pleasant day for our journey, but the train was uncomfortably crowed. A succession of way-passengers, one after another, absorbed our vacant seat and prevented the girls from indulging in that exchange of secret and in general highly-laughable, confidences with which young people of their age are always bubbling over. Some of these local passengers were not very pleasant company, oeing frequently -encumbered with market- baskets which were not only in everybody's way, but proclaimed by unmistakable odors the nature of their contents. Seeing that it was impossible for lis to retain the fourth seat and having learned from the conductor that there was no room in the parlor-car, it was really a great relief, as a certainty of escape from unpleasant companionship, when the same young gentleman who had kindly helped me at the ticket-office came up and asked if we had any objection to his sitting there, as he had given up two seats in succession to ladies and had been standing tbe most of the time since we left New York. Of course we assented and for the first time 1 examined our fellow-traveler minutely. He was very good-looking—a blond, a style of coloring'that I have always particularly admired in a man when it does not- degenerate into effeminacy, as it certainly did not in this instance. In figure he was tall and slender, with the erect and graceful carriage of the accomplished soldier, not the awkward stiffness of the recruit. His eyes were a deep, rich blue, almost violet—eyes that in themselves wouldhave been sufficient to make a woman's reputation for beauty; his long silken -moustache shaded from blond to golden red and was parted fanlike over his vermilion lips, fragrant and glowing with youth and health. His manners were essentially those of distinguished society and his well-cut gray traveling-suit, his superlatively tine linen, his tiny gold watch-chain with a valuable pearl set in the slide, his fresh gloves, his dark-blue necktie carelessly twisted in a sailor's knot, his fine shoes fitting every curve of his aristocratic foot and covered by neat cloth gaiters buttoned at the side, his elegant traveling-rug rolled in a pair of Russia- leather straps, his stylish umbrella, his fine handerchief embroidered evidently in Paris in quite a new way—a f ac-simile %i a seal in red wax, with a monogram and crest standing out upon it—above all, his silver-fitted traveling-bag, even finer than those we had priced at Tiffany's for one hundred, and fifty dollars each—all gave evidence of a position of something more than ease in regard to money; while his beautifully- white teeth, his exactly-parted hair, his scrupulously-tended hands, all spoke of that extreme care of the person which unmistakably indicates the habit of contact with people of dignity and good- breeding. Remember, friends, I did not judge ray new friend from the point of view, naturally restricted, of Hurville. I looked at him from the summits of the forty centuries of civilization of the European capitals, and I at "once adjudged him to be a man of the world and a gentleman. " Of course we fell into conversation, and his tone of thought and mode of ex- pressionfully coincided with the elevated character of his appearance. He was English by descent, he toldus.but American by birth. His reading had evidently been extensive, and his comments on every subject that arose showed that an •■original as well as a scholarly mind had been brought to bear upon it. Yet never was he so absorbed in the discussion as to neglect any of those attentions which are so agreeable, even so necessary, to ladies while traveling. His politeness was constantly on the alert, and his quick eye detected wants even before they were fully felt, much less spoken of." " His journey might or might not be so long as ours. He had taken his ticket for a place he nased, a small station in Pennsylvania, where his father's horses and carriage would be waiting to drive him to the town where their home was, a bustling lumber-center back among the Alleghanies some twenty miles oft the railway. His father was the owner of an immense tract of timber-land there, a property which had come into his hands many years ago in England as an offset to a very bad debt incurred by some scamp who had inherited it, but had never seen it and knew not whether it was valueless or the reverse. For thirty years his father had paid taxes on these unpromising forest-lands, and then suddenly there was a rush of enterprise in that direction and the property became a fortune. Tha timber was of the finest and the demand for it unlimited. He was his father's business representative in the cities, and had been to Europe also, where he had visited their English relations, who were very high-toned and all that, but not quite so well off now as those of the family who were in the plebeian bustle of successful trade-enterprise in America—to wit, his father and himself. If the coachman and team were at the station Avhen we arrived (we were to take supper there) he should go home with him; if the man and horses were not there, he snould find a telegram from his father, in which case he was to go on to Pittsburgh, and would see us at breakfast in the morning at the place where we changed cars for Hurville. "In the course of conversation I mentioned to him the peculiar and interesting circumstance which had called us to New York, the girls both blushing and ejaculating in a duet, •" O, don't mamma!' But I know so well the heart of youth, both male and female, that I did not think it right to expose this young man to a misconception in regard to the position of my girls, more especially as ever since he had joined us he had sat -and gazed at the seat which I occupied with my younger daughter with a look in his eyes which betrayed the secret of an inward and sudden yearning which was almost pain. To my surprise, the announcement of the approaching wedding of both my girls produced no especial effect upon* him. He seemed interested, and indulged in a little graceful badinage; bnt this was what struck me as so strange; every time he spoke to the girls he was smiling and gay and joking, but every time he turned his eyes on me his expression of face, his whole manner, changed. His gaze became riveted on my features, and his soulful eyes lingered there with a fixity that abashed and disconcerted me. I could not understand it. Why did he look at me so? Years had passed since last that sort of gaze had been fastened upon my face, for it was a gaze which unmistakably says, 'You have made an impression upon me which I cannot resist; everything about you is pleasing to me.' Try as I would to "avoid this look, turn my head as I might to escape the gaze of those bewitching eyes—even when I closed my own and feigned sleep—still I felt their tender rays upon me, and never once did I find it otherwise. " It is this point of the story, friends, where I feel confession so difficult. You who have known me for fifteen years, pursuing unswervingly the prosaic pajh of duty, will find it difficult to understand the power of the impression this stranger made upon my poor heart, widowed in its prime and at that moment about to be further robbed of all it had to love and cherish. All the years during which I had employed the most rigid, rules of subjection over myself seemed to vanish like a mist. Every moment I felt more and more strongly a belief that this new-born passion was sincere and knew that if it should really prove so the time when it would meet with full and grateful return on my part would not be far distant. "So wore on the daylight hours. Dusk came early and after the lamps were lit first one and then the other of my girls wrapped herself in her shawl, and cuddling together on one seat with the head of each on the other's shoulders, they both dropped asleep. He and I were now sitting side by side. For a long time neither spoke. I persistently stared out of the window at the flying landscape, almost invisible now in the increasing darkness; but I could feel, though I did not even glance at him, that he had turned, in his seat, his elbow resting on the back of it, his cheek on his hand and his eyes on me. At length he bent over toward me and in so low a tone of voice that the girls could scarce have heard it had they been awake, he whispered, 'Willyou permit me to say a few words to you?' "'I have no objection,' I answered coldly—'always with the proviso that what you have to say to me is something which it will be no derogation of my dignity as a mother of grown daughters to hear.' " 'Couldyou, madam, for a moment believe me capable of saying anything unworthy you, unworthy myself?' he exclaimed, reproachfully. ' O no, I do not think I have given you any cause to believe me other than a gentleman. I am not in search of a love affair, believe me, nor have I hitherto been considered as at all of an impressionable nature. I am perhaps not quite so young as I look, and certainly the opportunity of meeting beautiful and fascinating womeu has not been lacking to me. 1 know scores of such and still I have borne hitherto an unoccupied heart. Now, I— But I am tongue-tied; I fear to give offense. I know very well you would not let me tell you that you have inspired in me one of those passions which, born in an instant, often shape a whole destnjy— that I love you as fondly as a man ever loved a woman. No, no, do not stop me. I say that I do not make such assertions, because I know you would not allow me; but there is one thing I will make bold to do—onef avor I must crave at your hands. Will you grant it?' '"Whatis it?" . •"This: that you will let me count myself among your friends. Give me that foothold, and something I feel here in my innermost heart tells me that by il I may lift myself to a niche in yours which no other man now fills. Let time try the sincerity of Avhat I say. All I ask of you is that if I ever come to Hurville (as I surely shall if I'm alive), you will allow me to call upon you merely as a friend: I ask no more.' " 'Are you sincere in this wish?" " ' As Heaven is my judge, I am. In less than an hour this train will arrive at the station where, in all probability, we shall have to part. X cannot endure to think that in a formal shake of the hand at a railway-depot you and I are going to separate, never perhaps to meet in this world again. Both of us have made plenty of such impromptu acquaintances before now, and have seen the end of them approach with the utmost indifference, and never given another thought to these chance friendships of a passing hour. But I feel in my innermost heart that this meeting between you and me was brought about by the hand of Providence itself, and for a purpose that we at this early stage of our knowledge of each other cannot divine. I will not, I cannot, see it fade away. Will you give me leave to come and see you at Hurville?' " • With pleasure,' I replied. "He sprang to my side as I assented, pressing against me so closely that I withdrew myself hastily lest it should become an open embrace. Yet even as I repulsed him he smiled fondly on me and said in a tender voice, 'Thank you, my friend; this is.*all I ask. I shall soon see you again, and I warn you I shall see you often. I am willing to take my chances for the future. Time Avill try me.' " ' Come", come!' I answered, 'these hints and insinuations are mere folly. It Avould be disingenuous to me to pretend not to understand them; but let them stop here; let us banish all nonsense. I am older than yourself by some years and Avhen you become bet- , ter acquainted Avith me you Avill find that there is nothing in the least extraordinary about me. I am simply a middle-aged, might even be called an old Avoman, Avrapped up in a pleasant but very unromantic set of friends .and with all the love of my nature buried in the grave of a dead past, except Avhat survives in the persons of those two sizable young ladies who sit nodding opposite.' " 'Every Avord you say,' he said, again drawing near to me in an affectionate way, • but confirms the impression youfirst made upon me. I think you are a woman of the noblest nature, the soundest sense, the Avarmest heart, I ever met. I admire you as much, as deeply, as I respect you. But this you' must permit me to say; you are doing youself a great injustice by laying out for yourself a loveless future. You will feel the heart-void very powerfully when your daughters leave you. You are not an old Avotnan, even in years, Avhile in appearance you are not even middle-aged; no one would*dream of your being the mother of these young ladies. Noav, is it right in a woman so exceptionally endowed AVith affections as you are to say you Avill never love again? Leave the future to take care of itself; you do Hot know Avhat it has in store for you.' * " With that he pressed my hand, and 1 pressed his in return and then dreAv away from him, and, covering my face with my veil, nestled, halt frightened, half joyous, into the AvindoAv-corner. The emotion he had caused me filled my eyes Avith tears, yet whether I shed them in happiness or sorrow I could not tell. There AAr*s the dead love, the girlhood's sweet dream so cruelly finished, ray long conviction that on this earth never again Would the delicious oneness of Avedded life be mine. Could it really be that 1 had inspired in the bosom of this thoughtful young man the sentiments Avhich lead to the devotion of one soul to another? Even as I questioned thus my inner self I raised my veil and meeting the fixed gaze of those lovely eyes they smiled an assent and I sank back, trembling in the ecstasy of my new-found joy. " We arrived at the supper-station, and with his usual gentlemanly care our friend helped us from the car and escorted us into the supper-room- He seated us at a table, and turning down a chair for himself he Ayhispered in my ear: "I'll.go now and 3ee if there is a dispatch for me. If there is I shall just have time to jump on a western-bound train. That is it, there; it is only waiting for this connection. If there is no dispatch and my father's man is here, I will come back and have supper with you before starting home. In any case I'll see you soon in Hurville.' "I was too agitated to partake of food. I tried to sip some scalding tea, but could not and rising from the table told the girls to pay for the supper when they had finished; they would find me outside on the platform. I heard the whistle of the departing west- Avard train and as its ponderous weight thundered over the gleaming rails I saw that he was in. it, kneeling on a seat and peering anxiously out, trying no doubt to get a parting glimpse of me. Just as he was whirled away I saw the flutter of a handkerchief, and kneAV that at the last instant he had recognized me where I stood. ''' Where is our friend?' asked one of the girls, who had now just finished supper and come out. 'I thought he was going to have supper; he turned down a chair." " 'He left on the Avestern-bouhd train,' I answered. "I suppose he got the dispatch he expected and hadn't time to come in any say good-bye.' "It was the first time a secret had ever come between me and my daughters. I felt distressed and even guilty. " Girls,' said I when we were again seated in the train, ' Avhat did you think of our traveling companion?' '' My elder girl thought he was a perfect gentleman, evidently rich, very well bred, very handsome, and, strange to say Avith all this, a scholar. She had no doubt he moved in the best society Avherever he Avent. " My younger girl's impression was quite different. In spite of all he had told us about his wealthy father and his lumber-forests, she said she didn't believe but what if the truth were kno*wn he Avould be discovered to be a New York drummer in the button business or perhaps a Western man in the ham trade. " Well, my dears, I am going to tell you something about him that will surprise you. He is not what you have said, Minnie, nor Avhat you have said, Jennie, nor what he himself said; he is simply nothing more nor less than a pickpocket!' " The girls were first horrified, then they laughed; the farce of a thing is very apparent to heedless youth. No doubt the other youthful individual Avas laughing at the farciality now. As for me I could scarcely see the joke. The matter Avas not so serious as it might have been, however, for the bulk of my money Avas stitched in the bosom of my dress; but I had kept out about four hundred dollars to pay for a set of sil- verware which was not ready at the last moment, and that money my friend had seen in my pocket-book Avhen I paid him for the tickets. I discovered the loss at the supper-table almost the instant he left my chair, and my rising and going outside Avas the natural impulse to stop a thief. I kneAV now only too Avell when the transfer had taken place; it Avas at that blissful moment Avhen this new pattern of a Romeo had pressed up to the side of his silly and elderly Juliet in a tender half embrace. The youthful philosopher was quite right in saying I did not know Avhat the future had in store for me. I had not the remotest conception that in less than an hour it would disclose to my dull mind that I had met a pickpocket, in the guise and with the apparent feelings of a gentleman—not to say a lover.'' —Olive Logan, in LippincoWs Magazine. PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. Barber's Tricks in Paris. The persistence of hair-dressers in recommending their dyes, washes and lotions is well known, but they fortunately do not all employ the violent means of forcing their Avares on customers practiced by Maignan, who has just appeared before the Tribunal of Correctional Police on a charge of aggravated assault. His shop, which is one to be avoided, is at No. 4 Rue Duphot, near the Madelaine, and, according to information obtained by the police from the neighbors, he Avas accustomed to impose on his casual clients, foreigners especially, by applying lotions, under some pretext, generally, to remove the boulon de leiculvitie, or pimple that would produce baldness, and then demanding sums of from five francs to twenty francs -payment, of which he most frequently succeeds in obtaining. Among other examples may be cited that of an Englishman, who, having refused to submit to the extortion baa his umbrella impounded by the coiffeur, and Avas forced to apply to a magistrate to recover it. Another act of extortion Avas practiced on a school boy, who Avas sent by his parents to have his hair cut. Maignan first, on his own authority, made a small tonsure to destroy the imaginary " pimple of baldness," after which he applied a lotion to make the hair grow over the bald place, and then exacted an exorbitant sum from the boy's mother for this double operation. A cook's assistant named Blanc, the complainant in the present charge, deposed that he Avent to be shaved and brushed up on a Sunday morning in September. Maignan, Avhile arranging his hair, said that it wajs falling off, bub that he had an infallible Avater to make it grow, afresh. Blanc declined to purchase it, but the hairdresser, -nevertheless, emptied a small bottle on his head. When the operation of shaving and brushing Avas terminated Blanc gave the barber a franc, telling him to take his change from it, but Maignan demanded four francs more, pretending that the price of the lotion was four francs fifty centimes, and, on Blanc refusing to pay for Avhat he had not ordered, seized his hat. A loud dispute ensued and attracted a croAvd outside. Maignan then threw the cook's hat into the street, and took down a Turkish poniard that Avas hanging in the shop, menacing the complainant with it. Blanc endeavored to Avrest it from him and in the struggle received six cuts in his hand. A bystander, who intervened to assist him was also slightly Avounded. The defendant said that Blanc was the aggressor, but this was disproved by several witnesses. Maignan was now condemned to six days' imprisonment and fifty francs fine.— (raligmmi's Messenger —I think that Thanksgiving Day should be abolished.—T. Gobbler, — Some of the most timid girls are not frightened by a loud bang.—Lowell Citizen. —" O, my ear-rings!" exclaimed the urchin as thje side of his face came in contact with 'the flat of his father's hand.—Waterloo Observer. —Blondes, it seems, have gone out of fashion, and many ladies will have to switch off.—N. Y. Commercial-Advertiser. —The change which frequently comes over the spirit of a man's dreams is often brought about by a change of his liquor. —N. 0. Picayione. —iEsthetie bridegroom: " It is quite consummate, is it not ?'' Intense bride, examining the tea-pot tenderly: " It is, indeed! O, Algernon, let us live up to it!"—London Punch. —" I am a creature of settintary habits," remarked the hen, and then, it being a little late in the season she crawled into the nest and " set" on a bureau-knob and the porcelain sample egg.—Burlinaton Hawk-Eye. —The editor wrote " An evening with Saturn," and it came out in the paper "An evening with Satan." It Avas mighty rough, but the foreman said it was the work of the "devil." And it looked that Avay.—Norwich Herald. —Cloaks with extremely costly linings will not be worn this season. It is found that the wearers suffer from the cold too much, as the garments will fly open and expose the lining to view.—Boston Post. —A young lady of two-and-twenty refused to wed a man of fifty, saying he was neither one thing nor yet another. He was too old for a husband and too young to hold out any hope of immediate widowhood.—Boston Transcript. —An honest Galveston shoemaker was strolling down the avenue, when peering into a restaurant, what should he see but one of his fashionable customers seated at a table covered with all the delicacies of the season, including a large bottle of green seal and two canvas-back ducks! Rushing in, the irate Galveston tradesman exclaimed, " Yon haven't got money to pay me for the boots you have got on. but you can afford to pay for all manner of delicacies." The young man wiped his moustache, and looking around to see that he was not overheard, responded in a whisper, "Don't be deceived by appearances. You must not lose confidence in me. I don't expect to _pay for this little banquet any more than I expect to pay you for the boots."—Galveston News. A. Colored View of the Telegraph. Mr. Brown, the telegraph operator at Woodland Station, is answerable for the following good one: Last Monday week an old colored gentleman brought to the office a dispatch, which he ordered sent off immediately. Mr. Brown an- SAvered "all right," took the paper and sent off the message. Then taking down his file, he placed the original on the nook and hung it up in the office and went on to attend to his business. The old felloAv took his seat and sat for half an hour never taking his eyes off the paper on the file. After waiting until he was out of all patience, he said: " I say, boss, hain't you gAvine to send dat message? It's berry important; it should go 'megetly." Mr. Brown an- SAvered: "Why old man, I sent the dispatch long ago; it's delivered long before this." The old man then said: "Ye can't fool dis chile. It's not sent at all; it's hangin' up dar on de hook. I saw ye when ye put it dar, an' I hasn't taken my eyes offn it sence." Mr. Brown tried to explain, but nothing short of sending the paper message whirling along the telegraph wires would satisfy. He doesn't Delive yet the message was sent.—JSaston (Md.J Star. Both Sides Satisfied. There are some men in this Avorld who are smart enough not to be cheated. They don't propose to let the sharks and sharpers of the Avorld get the best of them. Mr. Gallagher is a gentleman who weighs nearly 300 pounds, but he isn't too stout to look after his own interests. The other day he purchased a load of coal and went himself to see it weighed. The driver, Avho Avas also a very heavy man—somehow the coal cart drivers are all heavy men—didn't get down from the load and Avhen Gal-, lagher called his attention to it said he had to hold the horses. But that didn't satisfy Gallagher. He made the driver go to the horses' heads and hold them. Then he discovered a dog that would Aveigh about ninety pounds under the seat. He remarked that he wasn't paying for any dogs these days and wanted the brute removed. The driver said he couldn't leave the horses to remove the dog, so Gallagher climbed up on the Avheel, grasped the dog's collar and yanked the canine out. It immediately jumped back to its place on the wagon. Then Gallagher yanked it out again and again it jumped back. Again he pulled the animal off that time Avith much difficulty, the dog resisting though not offering to bite. He tried to hold the dog that time, but the animal was as big as a yearling calf and too strong for him. It got away and back upon the load. Then Gallagher was mad. "Durn your pelt!" he cried, "I'll fix you?" He seized a pitchfork, and mounting the load, grabbed the dog and hurled it off. ■" Now," he cried, bracing himself upon the load and pushing the animal back, "go on and weigh the coal!" and there he stood and with the fork kept the dog off while the load Avas Aveighed. Then he got -dpwn from the cart, and remarking that they didn't get him to pay for that dog's weight, Avent home happy. And the driver Avent off happy, too, as he reckoned that himself and •the dog together didn't Aveigh over twenty-five pounds more than Gallagher.—Boston Ppst. —T. Julien Jones is at the Roosevelt Hospital, New York, Avith a pistol ball in his head,- the result of a ninth attempt to commit suicide. Fom* times before has he used the revolver, twice taken laudanum and once arsenic. 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|1880-12-09; Saline Observer
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MARTIN GARCIA, SWITCH, Winner: "It's a good thing that my filly decided to relax. Earlier in the race she was a little bit rank. As soon as she relaxed at that point I knew I wouldn't have any problems. She was in a great position to get the jump on the other filly (Blind Luck). When I asked her to go she just took off.
JOHN SADLER, SWITCH, Winner: "We've always wanted to get her off (the pace) and that's why we dropped her back for the Railbird. She found herself a couple of times at Santa Anita on easy leads, but I really wanted to get her off the pace a little bit. This fillly is tactical, so we knew she could get a really good position. I looked up at the board and saw 25 and 50 and thought that's really strange. I didn't expect that slow of fractions. She has a really good turn of foot so I knew we'd get first jump on the other filly. Rosario got his signals mixed up. He was supposed to come back and ride her today, this being a designated race and he had days, so somehow he thought he couldn't ride a designated race. So after he rode the Belmont yesterday, he went from Belmont to the Dominican Republic. I had to get a rider and Martin (Garcia) seemed like a good choice. When you look at the conditions, you want somebody who can do the weight. I was happy to get the 10 pounds from the other filly Blind Luck."
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WIP Wednesday: With Guest Host Michelle of CityHouseStudio
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Oh wow! That library tote bag is adorable!!! Can't wait to make one!ReplyDelete
Love that library tote -- so cute with the letters! -- and your Vintage Holiday blocks are fantastic! Thanks for mentioning the QAL!!ReplyDelete
That quilt is so Holly! She's adorable as well as your quilt.ReplyDelete
i love the wonky star quilt :) gorgeous :)ReplyDelete
i just love the reading tote!ReplyDelete
The asterisk quilt is my favourite. I am really tempted by the Vintage Christmas QAL - I just know I'm going to kick myself at Christmas Season if I don't do one!ReplyDelete
Those ornaments will make a really cute quilt. Love the reading tote and asterisk quilt too.ReplyDelete
What fabulous projects - love the Read bag and those ornaments are adorable. I may have to pop over and look about making a couple for my Christmas Quilt. :)ReplyDelete
Everything looks wonderful! I love the wonky star quilt (especially the pink elephant fabric!)ReplyDelete
you have some great projects on the go Michelle....I love them all! Especially your Astericks...if really interests me!!ReplyDelete
Lovely project :) The Vintage Holiday QAL looks kind of fun. Something to consider.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I love that asterisk quilt! Lovely colors :) looks like you are doing a lot of fun sewing at the moment :)ReplyDelete
Hi Michelle! I was one of your "READ"bag testers, and sure was a big hit here! Love all of your projects, especially the vintage holiday blocks. Nice to have you here hosting WIP!ReplyDelete
Oh, I love Michelle's Farmer's Wife Quilt! Great pics on this post. I really like the ornaments.ReplyDelete
Great projects! I am totally in love with your library tote!ReplyDelete
Michelle those are some fabulous projects! I'm loving all of them especially the asterisk, the read tote, and the QAL. Thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
Loving that diagonal quilting on the wonky stars quilt!ReplyDelete
love your wonky stars. I am such a fan of stars and your fish looks just great.ReplyDelete
what a great baby quilt! and I think the fish is cute! maybe next time just do the tail without that green in the middle, don't change this one, it's funky and cute as is :-)ReplyDelete
Love that tote! And the asterisks quilt is so great for a do.Good stitches quilt!!!ReplyDelete
I cant believe how slow I am linking up today posted my post last night and went to link up and got distracted came back this morning and now I am number 84 on the list.ReplyDelete
lovely projects you have there.ReplyDelete
Your baby quilt is just perfect! Thanks for guest-hosting!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous baby quilt and I love the fish!! The vintage holiday blocks look great too :)ReplyDelete
Gorgeous quilts and I love your vintage holiday blocks...so cute!ReplyDelete
oh wow what lovely work. Thanks for hosting :)ReplyDelete
I love your tote and the Asterisk Quilt. On that quilt I think it's interesting how the polka dots give the impression of rick rack. Very fun.ReplyDelete
Such fun WIPs, I hope some become finished projects soon =DReplyDelete
Sweet baby quilt! I've also got a little catching up to do on my Vintage Holiday blocks. Love yours!ReplyDelete
THat baby quilt is adorable and I LOVE the library bag! I may need to make one of those. Thanks for hosting, Michelle!ReplyDelete
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Emily Graves Cook and Christopher Sinnott Dwight were united in marriage on Saturday, June 16, 2012, at First Presbyterian Church of Salisbury. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev. Dr. James Dunkin. Music was provided by Monty Bennett.
Following the ceremony, the bride's parents hosted a reception at the Salisbury Station with entertainment provided by the Michel Jons Band of Atlanta. On the eve of the wedding, the groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Country Club of Salisbury.
Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a silk gown designed by Sassi Holford. Meredith Teague Butler of Durham, college roommate and sorority sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Cook of New York, N.Y., and Virginia Cook of Raleigh, sisters of the bride; Helen Dwight of Washington, D.C., sister of the groom; Katherine Wagner Kemp of Hubert, N.C.; and Diane Cooley Boren of Fort Worth, Texas.
Tyler Hudson of Tampa, Fla., college friend of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were William Goldenheim of Boston, Jeffrey Stasz of New York, Dr. Andrew McClary of Franklin, Tenn., David Warren of New York, Richard Meredith of Washington, D.C., and John Nagler of Encinitas, Calif.
Cousins of the bride Colby, Issac, Virginia and Sarah Graves served as program attendants. Guest book attendants were Mai Brown, Eleanor Dwight and Reilly Dwight, cousins of the groom.
The bride is the daughter of English D. and Elizabeth G. Cook of Salisbury. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Marie Cook of Whiteville and the late English Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Graves, Jr. of Fredericksburg, Va.
The bride graduated with honors from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. She earned a masterÕs degree in school leadership from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She is currently the founding principal of KIPP GCP Primary, an elementary school in Gaston.
The groom is the son of Donald R. and Nancy S. Dwight of Boston, Mass. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Dwight of Holyoke, Mass., and the late Mr. and Mrs. John Sinnott of Waterbury, Conn.
The groom graduated magna cum laude from Brown University with a Bachelor of Arts in American History and earned a masterÕs degree in school leadership from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He is currently a first-year law student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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The groundbreaking ceremony kicks off construction to double the size of the current emergency department, add a patient floor, convert all existing semi-private rooms to private rooms, renovate all patient rooms and add a new facade to the building's exterior.
"In addition to allowing our 150 medical staff members, our physicians and our 700 employers to more efficiently take care of our patients in a more comfortable setting, this is also a significant economic impact to our hospital. A $26 million capital investment to the hospital and the community, creating jobs locally and also increasing our property tax base in the community," said CMC CEO Keith Sandlin. "But, most importantly, the project is for and about our patients. Our patients at Cartersville Medical Center are our friends, our neighbors, our family members — we see them in the community every day and it gives us a great source of pride to be able to take care of those individuals. Our vision and commitment have always been to meet the needs of our community because we know that if we meet the needs of the community, it will be reciprocated, our medical community will be successful and continue to flourish."
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The construction period is expected to last 16 to 18 months creating up to 100 temporary jobs. About 45 permanent jobs are expected to be created with the expansion, set to be completed the second quarter of 2014.
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EarthShare of Georgia's 19th Annual Earth Day Party will be held at The Defoor Center on Thursday, April 24th, 2014 from 7:00pm-10:00pm. Nestled in Westside Midtown, this unique event space bridges the gap between past and present with its rich history and upscale industrial vibe. Attendees will enjoy music, dancing and locally sourced organic foods. Guests will have the opportunity to bid on the Eco-silent auction stocked with deals on Eco-products, trips, jewelry and more. Proceeds for the evening benefit EarthShare of Georgia, Georgia's only dedicated environmental fund.
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"At Cox Enterprises, partnering with EarthShare of Georgia on their Earth Day events gives us the largest reach for our sponsorship dollars. In addition to giving through our workplace campaign, the EarthShare of Georgia Leadership Breakfast, the Earth Day Party and Corporate Challenge offer our employees several ways to demonstrate their support of local environmental groups."
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Last Holy Saturday night two young men at our parish church stepped forward and became Catholics. They made an act of faith just like that made by Peter when he left his fishing nets and followed Christ. It was electrifying. It was baptism in all its wonder: two adults after long thought were placing their faith and trust in Jesu
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In decorating your home, the ceiling is often a forgotten surface, resigned to white paint. While that's appropriate in many instances, the ceiling can present an opportunity to add an unexpected element to the room's design. Why not draw the eye up with a bright color applied in a high-gloss finish or even with a patterned wallpaper? Your particular choice of color or pattern will either make your ceiling feel taller or add warmth and coziness to an otherwise cavernous space.


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Pluots® are some of the sweetest fruits (with 16–24 Brix) which is probably why Pluots® dominate the Dave Wilson Nursery Taste Tests. The Pluot® is "interspecific," a complex hybrid of 70 percent plum, 30 percent apricot. Smooth–skinned like a plum, the Pluot® is sturdy and durable with luscious plum flavor and a hint of apricot. It has the chin–dripping juiciness of a fully ripe plum without the notoriously tough tart skin and the astringent center typical of the parent plum.
Semi–dwarf on Citation rootstock (except Splash on standard Myro–29C can reach about 15'–25' unpruned). These semi–dwarf trees will reach 3/4 of standard (about 8'–14'). Trees are 2 years old, and should begin to fruit in their 4th or 5th year.
All our dormant trees (except Pecan trees) and berries come with a limited replacement guarantee.
For best success, be sure to choose a tree that will grow in your USDA zone, has an appropriate number of chill hours for your climate. If a pollinator is needed, make sure they're planted within 50 feet of each other and will bloom at the same time. Finally, what are your desired harvest intervals (all at once for canning or spread out for fresh eating)? Enjoy!
Your order will ship out of our warehouse as soon as we receive your trees. (Dec-Jan). We cannot hold bare root items in CA, as they will begin to bud or flower. Once they break dormancy, they can no longer be shipped. We do not have the refrigerator capacity to hold all orders, which is why all trees will ship out as soon as we receive them. If you won't be ready to plant when the trees arrive, watch our "Heeling in Bare Root Trees" video and learn how to keep your trees healthy until you are ready to plant.
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Growing Instructions Included with every order or simply download the PDF on How to Plant Bare Root Fruit Trees.
Read our Blog Customers and Peaceful Valley staff share their fruit tree growing knowledge at groworganic.com/organic-gardening
Buy any 10 bare root fruit trees, and we'll ship them for FREE! (to continental US - Excludes potted fruit trees. Nut trees and Multi-graft trees count as 2 trees when calculating box capacity.)
Buy any 10 bare root trees and enjoy free shipping. Most trees are $19.99 which means you can start or expand your home orchard with 10 bare root trees for as little as $199.90
We've lowered our flat rate shipping this year to just $20 per tree box (fits up to 9 trees - ex: 1-9 trees, your 11th-19th tree, etc)


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Man robbed, beaten while walking early this morning
Authorities are seeking help in finding a group of men who beat and robbed a Salisbury man who was walking early Tuesday morning.
The 31-year-old victim had been walking at 3:48 a.m. at the intersection of Locke Street and Wilson Road when he was approached by a man. The victim told Salisbury Police he was punched in the face. The man began to pull the victim off the sidewalk and was joined by several other men who began kicking and punching the victim.
The suspects took the victim's Nike shoes, cell phone, wallet containing his identification card and $5. His baseball cap was also taken, he told police.
The man had cuts to his lower lip, but refused to be taken to the hospital.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Salisbury Police at 704-638-5333 or Crime Stoppers at 1-866-639-5245.


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No one's gonna blame you for showin' up to the next Cleveland game in comfy style! Don these Sherpa slide slippers to First Energy Stadium and feel your fanaticism keep you cozy. They feature a soft lining and a twill logo on the foot because you should always be at ease when rootin' on your stellar Browns!
- Lined with Sherpa fleece
- Made in China
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- Slide slippers
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