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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

Nc2sE THAN GOING THROUGH CHAYcERY.-
When kc-heu, he Chinese Minister fell INTO bad
o!or f2r his aliedEed friendship Tor the English
devils the Emperor, in his pusernal tenderness,
spared the iunctiouary's life but bani>hcd bun to
the farther corner of Chinese Tnrarv, stripped
him of his titles and decorations, confi.cated his
good. pulled down his house, and said his lrife
at auction! We should call that winding up
business" prnilY thnronghlN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

EQUWoQUE.- French excel all nations in
stuffed oquiv"qnc, bat give us Yankee fer
the unin:euti nal kind. a vostern New York
farmer writes as follows to a distinguished sci
enuiic agrl uisaraiiet, TO whom he ftIt under OBJ
legations for Introducing now variety of swine :
= Rrsplc,ed S";--l went Yesterday TO the
fair al ~; found several pigs Of your spc-
cos; there was great variety of blasts, and
WAS very much a,tonished at not seeing you
there"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

LAw.--Snys G'rris Smith, in his able Letter
to John G. Spenurr, who had been prosrIm.ing
his ,oel to the services of FIilmore's piratjcal
-tatutc:
II r,ory in law With the grea, Apostle,
cou"t u"aoyyand good" VIII, the Fsnlmi,t
can shy, il j, my delight" When the immor-
tai Hooker SO beautifully and subIimrly says
thgt"law has her scat in the bosom Of God, and
A"r voice is the harmony Of the world" he thrills
my whole Soul. will obey law But will NOT
obey che dictates Of doviiiam, which inpudentv
tnSta. themselves in tho place Of law. | viii
obey law, because believe it Is Identified with
God"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

= IMPORTANT To DgsPEPrICs.-Dr. J. s. Houghtons
PEPSN, The True DigssttCe Fud, Gastric juice pre-
pared from RENNEr, the FOURTH STOMACH OF
THE OK, after directions OF Baron Leog, great Phys
illogical Chemist by J. = IOughtou, NJ D.. Philede phiu
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
sin, Jaundice Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility
curing a0r Natures own method, BY Natures own agent
The Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, containing Scientific
dence oits value furnished by agents gratis See
among the medical ad ' ertil cment.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
SETTEF FED

THOSE indebted to this Once for Subscription Advsr
Using and job Work, by Note informed that we wish
10 effect settlement We have a great many accounts
winch have been running nearly three years Those
prefer TO settle with do by giving call in
son. Costs will follow delay.
Feb 10 20
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.-If any of our read
efs chance to the afflicted with the California fe-
yer and stand in imminent danger of being scar.
RED Off by this insidous complaint, we prescribe
tor them the following dose from the last Pana-
ma Echo:
ADVICE To PAssEyGERs.-We have conversed
with very many of the passengers now here, and
ascertain that the amount of funds CALCULATED
upon by them to deiray their expenses to San
francisco, fell far below the actual cost They
say that the general impression of their own
communities is detective in the same way. Once
more, then, we would say, that no man desiring
TO 90 to California, should have one cent less
than $3.50 after arriving at Chagres, even for
travelling in the cheapest style Parties should
have just as much in proportion for each indi-
vidual member. Those who have it 10 bring
should not come with less than $500, and those
who have not $3.50, had much better stay at
home, whatever their situation he.
At the date of the above (l6 February there
were four thousand persons at Panama waiting
for a conveyance to California; all of them more
or less disheanened by the latigue3 and expenses
OF the journey that far. and many 50 far reduced
in circumstances, as to be compelled to abandon
all thought of proceeding farther Sentinel
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

READER :, Your Duty It you desire an in
teresting paper subscribe for it-pay in advance
-reaa II a,entively-w for 1t occasionally,
aud procure all the new Subscribers yon can =
II you have family and wish to interest your
son or daughter in reading paper, furnish hem
the means of becoming subscriber, and you
will have the double pleasure of reading the pa
per and hearing it read. Ii your neighbor bon
rows your paper and don't return it, by all means
get him to subscribe for one of his own If YOU
have brother in the church who says he is too
poor to take 4 religious paper, tell him to drink
more water and less hard cider. He will there
fore add to his own comfort and lose no friends
II you have never taken paper you can give
the publisher Of the Telegraph an agreeable sur
PRISE by forwarding your Subscription by the
next post.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
MADISON, February 10, 1852
ALBERT C. INGHAM, ESQ.

should state my views relative to the Introduc-
ton into this state, Of some new, safe, and sta
pie product edapted to our soil and climate,
take pleasure in submitting the following sug-
gestons, and hope they may prove OF some SER
vice to the farming interest Of the state in its
present embarrassment.
From the informal on have derived from 9th
ers and from my own observation, | am led to
believe that the cultivation of Flax, if adopted as
our principal or chief crop, will, at this time bet
ter than any thing else, afford US the relief we
Teqd!:e.
A good mellow puverisad soil, that would be
suitable for Wheat, Corn or Roots, is equally
adapted to tie healthy growth of FINK, and es-
pecally is our new and fresh soil i'll this state,
favorable to it's production. The seed should
BE sown broad about the first of May; from
twenty to thrty-two quarts to the acre, if cult
waited foY the seed only, or if cultivated both for
seed srd.he fibre, one Unconstitutional seed should
De sown. When sOWn, it should BE- lightly and
smoothly narrowed or brushed in. In ordinary
Seasons, it will be fit for harvesting in the month
Of August, when the seed is entirely and ma
furely formed, and nearly, ii not quite ripenpd;
and may then be secured, by pulling, or cutting
close 10 the ground, and after being bound zap in
small bundles, can be we'll stacked i'll the field,
or placed under cover. The plant while grow
ING, Is nOt ll0Ole 10 ltlINTe TOil UOot.
In Belgium, Holland and Ireland, i have known
a. high as thirty bushels Of seed produced 10 the
acre aud | know of no reason why orr lands
may not b, equally productive of this crop.
But for nuslra:ion | Will suppose we raise
fifteen bushels of seed per acre, which should
be our lowest average crop, and 10y simple call
culation, comparison with the wheat crop, and
It's relative value will appear.
One bushel Of seed will produce two gallons
OF Liuseed Oil, besides the oil cake. The scar
city of seed in this state at present will probubiy
ma e its average cost for the next two years,
about twelve shillings per bu,hc and the low
est cost one dollar. We have this result:
Ono acre, 5 bushels, $500
II tons Fibre, 80 per ton (gross) 1000
$4,000
Suppose twenty five bushels per acre are rais-
ed, which will be fair crop, and suppose the
fbre, instead Of being carried away and sold in
the rough state, is dressed by the farmer at Ids
leisure the result will be:
One acre, % bushels, at 81, $4,000
800 lbs dressed flax, 6 cts. at least, 1890
$500
This conclusion shows tIrat the crop will Be
\ profitable one to the farmer, even more 50 than
wheat but this is not all The effect Of ma
kjng it staple and general product upon the
country, IS worthy Of special notice
l5t 1t will require to b., established in almost
every township or village, Fax breaking ma
ching, where the fibre may be sod for cash, by
the ION
9l It will demand the establishment in al
most every settled comfy, Of all Oil Mill where
cash will b" paid for the seed.
81 A great variety Of Linen fabrics are man
80 H.,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

TgvHE best and strongest certified medicine in the world
for the cure Of Dyspepsia in all lis iormssuch head
ache heartburn, hab!a cOstivcueS acdity of stomach,
loss OF appetite, asthma. piles, ncpiont consumption dob-
iy arising r Ia potracted evcr fever and agc, exposure
to heat cold, old "c, and diseases arising from perfect
Indigestion derlnged condition OF the stomach. also
an excellent remedy and not surpassed by any medicine in
use tor females suffering from uterine deraugc
mcn
Among The numerous and highly respectable certificates
Prot 4: 4, HAYES II. D., State Assayer.
FiTZHENRY HOMER, EsQ Boston
JAMES G. DUNN, Esq. City Treasurer Boston
Hon. MYK0N LAWRENCE. Ex-President Mass. Senate
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD formerly Governor of Rhode Island
Hon. WM WOODBRIDGE, formerly Coyernor of Michi
Hon. j. r NoREuEAD formerly Governor of Kentucky
lion. j. F SIMMONS, L $. Senator from Rhode Island
mont.
Hon. WIN. UPHAM, do do do
Hon. SOLOMON FUOTT, member Of Congress from Vt.
Hon. r. d. FOSTER, member Of Congress rom Penn
Hon NJ L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wscon-
Gen. A. G. DODGE Delegate in Congress from, Iowa.
R: P STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the House Of Representa-
&C. TROWBRJDGF, Esq Detroit Michigan.
GEORGE W. JONES, ESQ., surveyor Gencr.l Dubuque,
JOSEPH HOXGF, Esq, No. 10 Wall street. New York.
Many other individuals, OF the highest reSpccaby can
be referred to who VIII confirm all that has been said in "a
YOr of this invaluable medicine.
DR., GEO. b. GREEN, Proprietor, Windsor VI
CACTlON.-Each borla OF The GENUINE OXYGENATED
BIrrERS VIII have the outside wrapper printed in English,
French and spanish with the signature Geo. b. Creeu
Proprietor upon InREE SlDrs, and in addition, finely
ga'ed label upon the top of the bottle with The
Rect BATES & Ar>TIr who the sole General Agents
and to whom al orders mast be addressed
REED, BATES & AUSTIN Wholesale Druggists, No. &C
Merchants Row, Boston General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
For sale by eTARKWEATiIER & CO, Kenoshn; F. W
DE BERA!D & O., Racine; RI rus BROW y, NJ. D.,
Milwaukee; and hy Druggists generally throughout she T.
ncd States and Canada 10
AlsAaE CIEANCEi
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
DISSOLUTION.

FE7HE Co3arnar>hp heretofore existing under the name
d and s!e Of Francis & IIaVley has bee, his day ds-
solved by mutual consent.
F. T. FIR tNCE>,
r., -, ,--- \. IASLl.N.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
SELLING OFE1!!

TUE Subscribers vlsh'u change their present hvs
meas, are selling their Sock u Groceries and Pro
visions
PRIME COST FOR CASH.
Our asao-traa' consists of ever variety ofG OCTRfES
AND PROVISIONS shat ever used Il family. among
which Gfe
Sugars, Teas. CoFees. Rice, Eolasses, Cur
rau's Rq;siHs, Almonds, Candies, To-
Jccco, d.. Mustered, White Fish,
CD Fish, SqierGtus, Soap,
With general assortment Of every hing found In
Grocery Establishment
The ory- Goods CETyEyi~ET 70 dispose 81
such prize. vii -i7eiy as;oni-A thyse who have tcre
tO-cre traded WIzc
Al 7e a-E Il ;s: you xsa'd give rs ca.I r you have
the MONEY ~ YOUR P 3CKET, Tor he Goods NUST BE
SOLD And have further r suggest tha, all those it
dsb,ei - " bT note book a-c-ug All find Il amazing
j. to tA5ir lalcres. = cal! Z Ind se.;.c ~.
LEONARD &, ycKILL,P.
Nemesis, 1cc Io.h, ls:I.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
GREAT REMEDYI
Celebrated Family Ointment.

3 MAD, Sgc IA0r0gA ana ne rtd'rsI EItTEa7 Rtire
q GREY Rssd Il e0mgesed If Jtgaah}e Etlracis a"A
possesses pgrr aeqEG'ed az tie GaaaiS u Medicine in s
~,Tt # f7srmGlorg DISEASES
II Is universally ac knowlcdgcG 10 lie m inalhc remedy
every where il has hech faithfully aIHCd on the
mnan system, for ptomOtug in:cnshe frrspiraon and
invaluable IN all diseases ofe flesh. Obstinate Ulcers
I'D Sores, CnninS, sore Throat Burus us Cutaucous
lruious, Sore Nipples sore Breast, Diseases Of the Eve,
AEue IN the Face. Rheumatic Pains, Coutrac ted Cords
ram IN the Side, Back aud other paris OF the SySc Scad
Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds Plies ana every Kind Of
sore containing the least particle OF Inflammation are
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
AMERHAH HOTEZ.

7 , TIE subscriber hereby offers 20 10: his Tavern
e. : SLat, sI = a. ire &" ASbSIr,~ TNsPERt~cE
n En,sI, s;tGsigi 10 K.Gosta 'l:y Wisconsin, tr
- tern - ye1rs. TIE 3c.'i.u q: t}i- rtd, and
he hrr PATRONAGE always eK:Cndel!1 a. Fs:a. hrrett
: 4lc'nn recommendation For further pal,IculArs en-
IVl:t o:iAe : 4bscr.Jcr on TIE Trr;ai.es
CHARLES L. GDARDxiN
Kono sha, Nov o. y. so
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

The use Of Morphine, E.c inc, Aeon inc pc'edoans,
ArHirH ma Cihcr 20 t'ag AZ y dangerous hat cruel.
The eh c. OF these poison is no To disease,
remove rom The ~ ..cIn the pains,
Bat % Gca!r tr gkcR and STOP the Hcrr0Gs
cHcEy, pr q : tie ta9.t ons ot thcRerrcaS sys-
tenn, and to arstrYy sensation.
II This practice is ntinYcd any lrrFl of time tho
patient III not only away, but lie br.in viii bee mo
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
URALGIA.


Roadway Ready Relief +. ss,s.cs unost miraculous
ndueTc &C over he sharp CHrtng pan OF pain s cruel
compliant. in CIV ululI inc puu-stCthr SUITE
pcrtnCcS ;hc 8'Istl 'H,aon~ departing pain. II hrs
cu u thousands u cHrS IA u" ely u New orb whsrG
many OF them had been BIO ieht limos. - de"'s door
The effects Of tie Ready II lirI Is up c In nllcdi
ae!y to strengthen the LcvuLs syScI, uud SIpy the
nerves win rerNou energy and vi a, ic loss OF which
ls the chief L 81 Of pains.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
HEALING VIRTUES.

II is fret authenticated here, Wei all over tie
State. and indeed the whole sIatcS, that Sca's
Medicines have attained wide spread Ccchuty, aut r.,
Ptanon, 10 which they jIsJy entitled Icy their ira.t,
oTiHes and powers. We are nol among those WHO are
ProGe 10 endorse every patent hltnhus that alo
and in this instance have delayed C1ior>' Gutu
have been able 10 make assurance GOuhy
by testing them personally ourselves, bat irOu Toe
mOuy Of numerous portion Of tie Community iy.
around u.s. Illinois GLobc, ANnl LA. ls.0.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
CEE4NCEgRN SIZE.

STATE CT SCcNSIN-KLNOSIIA COUNTY CIR.
CUII CURTIN CuANCEIY.
Al,nv, u,F..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
EKO! ron CAIyFoRNEA.!

StandRTd Pocms-- SLa&espearp, Byron, Milton,
- taVTer, Thompson, 6 N'tsmith, Co!erido, L1nSfuH
ut 0sSoI. san b devcIopedin Iheir Poetry
Kings Book Store
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

Suppose twenty-five bushels per acre are ruis-
ed which will be fair crop, and suppose the
dbre, instead Of being carried away and sold in
the rough state, is dressed by the farmer at IDS
leisure the result will be:
One acre, % bushels at 81, $685.
800 lbs. dressed flax, cts. al least 800
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
CABINET SHOP.

INI~I Of ItIEsONcT -IJItLJ
q L. kinds az Cabinet Furniture for sale or
a raa44e 70 o-I1r. B.rk (To0d, 1r1 Fricss L0cS
JOHN NICOLL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
PARLOR STOVES

Russia Sheet Iron ArTi,ht SELF Re1uln;ing Parior.
RlIhhrEe'- Cast Iron do d
Folding Don: IHrIors. Gnd brau,if Il PItcru-toCC
shc7 with nGri variety OF other and beautiful ~ lie,
uI PHrlur Stoves.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

Mr.. Ga.brajth gives itns his opinion, that this
crop IS a. we'll adapted 70 this state, as 10 any
FAX growing country abroad; and he has had
an intimate acquaintance with those counties,
snl IS capable Of Judging correctly.
have examlUst win much satisfaction the
-aN breaking machine of Mess-s. Hatch & Weed
Al b2.o.i, whore they purchase The Flax straw
= '7s ion, AMI it's hy them rottad, dressed, and
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

Is the great De dcrAtum az cys-y M who suffers It's
torturrS Inaitct loN light phroKy SINS may
be NJ one Ln hAu-N MN.lc a-ltuL l. rlncna.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
FRESH ARRIVAL.

large assortment. embracing the various Kinds used il
Academies and S,ho- L. always On hand ana " III be sy.,
At the low IS: Iriccs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

EINDR person with some capital 20 embark in pronta
- bic business, can be found 10y appcgonto
\. MOVES,
al the Planning Mill and Lumber You'd.
kenosha, Wis, May, lr5I. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23

10 common cold, and Go cvery description II
cough, whether the result II severe culd prnduc.
81 T., fever, ~ the result II fixed pulmpuan
habit. Il stands ssurliifi 80 sas5usiisi. n uhrI
rur,s q oogh in lev days, that has lasted Zoe
months anil lailsi The skill II the -st physicians.
81. Az, psrsou haying HLItptSs AZ rus
IrNos. sh,uLi at uucs resort tnnoMN'S ELM
IR. We have nsysf knuvu sn Instance Il rrsut-
renee II nLs,ing ~ che iungs, while the Taiirui
adhered 81 the duccliuus ia the uso Of ihs m'di.
,ins.
~. IN eases n NTAsITs. Duwns' EliNit b II
great lu.hf as u hrsaks up the cough. and rcstofr'
~ raii,ut 90 health in much Ices than che usua
timJ.
ith. Errv cFiy hIusr WHoorisG CouaH
should imur sIihtfI, make nee II pIwus' EllNir.-
u viii s4ts i.rs ~ hfsi rruri.sf and rrstofc ths
rati,ut o. b, alth mech soonsr than any kuovn rem
cIy
Sch Fur CHuur ur ~ uT'aihTg vnsiT. W.
sneak conf, entity. having never knuvn it b. fiil d
ths hrulr,i, ~ ,asc. be- which b b. h.rn usol.
Gih. Asruy,, q greatly rrllsvr-sru sao.
n h,s uusihtr,i, pfuiusc,l rnprr f-rsfnfs cures
thrs romui.i4t thtu ~ other rru,,li's.
9Th ~ s1srs IL hu--staDiiug luSo Gov,
rtAtsrs i d. che hs'i article yuu rin p"ssIhl, "lr
atu.asu !. au gNp.ctumut II great power, and
often n ihr at stage ~ disease, Il b. thr Ouh no.
tirlr tbat ~ .dnl T,l'fi.
Sold r Druggist. anil dsahr' ~ msd.rins tsnsr
1I',, luI o., Alfred AHiuvs, PARIS llII, Rust 4
Co., lui \ I,,d, South rlfis. l. Wpshiuu
NHrth Pare g.. Atwood 4 Co., Bu'khsli J y
Howe aHI l,ubui Dru,Asr, Suuue 4. l.. Fran
90. arsl shalt, 4 Favor. Nuua1r VI lthtH-ut
1uI N,',uurr s Mn"fr Mrshnui, lsIls ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23

Scrubs saw That u vas no use 10 ""'hP'"
.sPclk, and 50 raising his ann be pointed
calmly 'o one corner ct 'he '.''''s' ''u '''. :.
90 - m''h as To say you d ''.'''' '','' '''.'
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GASTRIC JUICEl

rrrauol Gum VENNET, or ihr FOURTH
STOMACH 90 TilE uN, pnsf iif'stiuus ni
BARON lIIiilG. ihr great Physiological thrm-
&C., % J. :. IiOuGlITON, VI. D., philadelphia,
r..
Ihr. BE- tulh wonderful r5frf,l, &C. INnlGI~.
TIuN, DN~rEr~h. JAlNplCE. LIVER
COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION bHd pTulll-
~, ,ufiHg l1lf Mature. Hvnm5tb.I, l1 NbHu,'s
uvn A-rHi. tI-. Gb.iiir JUICE.
Et Halt trlspr1Hiul II rsrsiu, iHfu.si Boz we
frr. vii digest dssa',s, 30 rais ~ -1.f 'ss',
B rlaf o.. hsrs, uut uf tlr swunrh
rIl~lN ). ihr chef ,',m,ut, ur Great n.srsi.
iHg UuH.ipIy ui ihr Gsstts Ju5s-th, HlrHlf ~
o. ~. ilr rar'rTHr, rrusrrrr r7i HIHHI.'Hg
r.,rt ri Ilr ~fsrI.h 1Hi luff.tm... o. extract.
Cd Doom ibs Digestive ~frrrlrh NJ thS ON, iIrs
irm.rg b1 ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE ILrlp,
rfrrfs'N 49,, ihr rliuDl Gnsfrg luI0s boz ifs Chou.
I#lI prurTs luf irHHHNiuF % CONFLICT. srI
PERFECT ~tU~TIit CO. rr b. ~ ti. s.. 20
ibrs preparation. che rbiHs prNr,i'. ~ lNulbl~.
IIuN a1I pN~rIr>N Brr rlua1.I, In.t Bs
ib,, vHuH o.. l1 a hr,'h, ,t.n1,h. n B.. dong
lsu.a.Trs lHr u1sIsrrrs, ewing rTs.a .i plllll
~. EVACUATION. NERVOUS DECLINE,
anI 10y >rITTlC JON-t MILTON ,rITs.sr.I fu
I- aH thr verge Of ihr grave Tho ~UrHur, I've
.,r,r uIHH which % is llsrI. BE- H Ola. HI.H,st tr.
ertr lur..us HHI frrBrkHI.r.
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COLD WINTERS

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