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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
WHOLE NUMBER, 726.,

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WBtKEY DRISKixG IN THE Army. Y.---Dunn
Brown tho army correspondent of the
Springfield Republican, thus dscourses of
the use Of Wbiskey in the army
An army is big thing. and It takes
great many eatables and not few dfinks.
bles to carry il along Have you any idea
how many barrels Of commissary, (that's q
gentle euphemism for whiskey,) IL fakes
per week TO- run the machine = don't
Know that il would be better to Uncle Sam
Than lOO 900 volunteers to his army II he
would shut OF entirely and absolutely the
supply OF intoxicaitng lquors from officers
aud men, from surgeon, hospitals. and
every hing aud everybody connected with
the army. On that ground is the present
vast supply Of whiskeg fprisbed Is 1t
that an occasional ration may be issued 10
the soldiers when returning from picket or
after an exhauSting march Why, there
hasn't been a whiskey ration issued to q
single regiment, to my knowledge for many
u month, and / am vi hin the truth
when say that not ten year are issutd
to the troops on an ave'age 1t is as good
as total abstinence society 10 he private
in the army. Cause why I? The use OF
llqnors mas 80 increased among the officer
hat none is now left oyer to be issued
to mene Three gallons week are about
he present usual allowance Of q Brigadcr
General and Inferior off GETS 10 proportion.
A Maj General, who is liberal aud reason
ably hospitable. is expected 10 spend al
least his pay in various liquors. Every
time a general or staff c0icer calls on his
comrade, the bottle is expected 10 wet bis
commission. Every occasion Of sword
or horse presentation is improved for big
drink. 1t is not considered yet quite rep.
ntable for an officer to be belplessly or era
zily drunk when actually engaged on some
special dniy, such ms an officer of the pick.
OF or Judge advocate of court martial,
bnt at other times it is potbing against him
and even if caught in such a case, it is rath.
er his misfortune than his fault, poor fellow I J
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Acr0stic.

Vainglorious martyr! semblauce Of a man;
Aud leader, too. of rebelllous clan,"
Lost 10 all sense Of honor, as OF shame.
Let patriots blush to speak the traitors name;
A wretched caitiff that de6es the laws,
No sympathy has he for freedous cause;
Defending treason with ready tongue,
In detestaton held by old and young;
Go, and repent amid Canadas SHOWS,
Here's no asylum for our countrys foes;
Aud though grave hide the traitors stain,
Mankind shall curse his memory even then.
Leader.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
4" PSYCHOMANCY." :"

HOW either sex may tascinate and gain
the love confidence affections and good will Of any
person they choose instantly This simple mental acquire
mept all poses securing certain success IN love-
riage, &c.
Free by mail for rs cents Together with Guide TO the
Unmarried of Both Sexean extraordinary book of great
interest," Third edition. Over 900 copies sold Address
7. WILLIAM l. CO.. Publishers,
695sly Philadelphia, Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

! give and beqneath to NJ ,ry my vito the
SUN Of one hundred pounds year, said an
old farmer, is that written down, Meister?
Yes, replied the lawyer; Int she is nos
so old she may marry again. Won't you
make any change in the case Most peo,
pie do.
Do they qnerrie3 the farmer. We'll, :,
write again, and say that if my wife mar.
ries again, | will give aud bequ cath TO her
the sum of two hundred ponds year
That'll do, mont it Meister 4?
Why, it is double the sum she would
have If she remained unmarried, said the
lawyer it is generally the other way the
legacy is les:euei if the widow should mar
again.
Ay, said the farmer, but him as gets
her'il desarve it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21


A DARK HOUSE is always an unhealthy
house, always dirty house. Want of
light stops growth, and promotes scrofula,
rickets, &c among children. People lose
their health 10 dark house, and il they
get i'll they cannot get well again in it,
Three out of mary negligences and ignor-
ances in managing the health of houses
generally / will here mention as specimens.
First, that the female head in charge of
any building does not think it necessary to
visit every hole and corner of it every day.
How can she expect those under her win
bs more careful to miintain her house Ia O
healthy condition than she who has charge
Of it. . -
Secondly, that ii is not considered essen
tial to air, 10 sun and clean rooms while IN.
inhabited; which is simply ignoring the
first elementary notion of sanitary things,
and laying the ground for oil kinds of
diseases. Third, that one window is con-
sidered enough to air a room. Don't i'm
againe that if you who are 10 charge don't
look to all these things yourself, those under
you will be more careful than you are
1t appears as if the part of the mistress
was to complain Of her seryents and 10 ac-.
cept their excuse-not TO show them how
there need be neither complaints nor ex.
cusei made.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

A sailor about to be married, could not
find change enough for the parsou's fee,
The minister, unwilling to tie the couple
without bis accustomed fee, demurred
Jack, placing his hands in his pockets,
drew out q few shilIings. saying, Never
mind; marry us as far as that much will
goW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

When Sheridan, found drunk 10 coal
hole. and questioned as to his name, replied
that his name was Wilbe:force. he did q
sufficiently impudent thing; but it wssn.t Q
touch to The eifrontery Of Senator @. OF
some other mshl who. being picked out Of
q street ditch by a wstchmaD. and told ts
give his name. replied, in q gutter-al Don
you see am Sewer'd!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

This war will annihilate any leader, or
party, or institution that stands in its way.
Not only today, bat in future years, muss
it be the test Of oil respectable preiermsnt.
"How has he stood in the great war for
the Union2' II in that struggle be has
been false, his doom will be that of the
Tories of the Revolutioa--the Federalsts
of fSf2-the Yallanagham of 1868,
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION of Teachers will be
~ held at the following named places as hereafter stated
10 wit:
Ashtabula, Nov. 2ist al the School Houss
Rock Greek, Nov. 23rd, at the School HOUSE.
Lindenvills, Nos Gath, at the School House.
Jefferson, D. se Hber 7tb, at the Court Hsass.
JsasrsoB, Dec. 2fth, At the Cs1st House
BY order Of the Board School Examiners Ashtbula
County. W. ROWLAND, Clerk.
l4t1le
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

DR. Clark having had twenty years expe ience in all
treatment of chronic diseases NJ every character ESPECIALLY
Of the THRoA7 and LUNGS will give perfect satisfaction to H.
VIII may Apply for reiier.
Having Had Successful practice IN the above name pa
several succ ss-Of which sasc
tory refereBee be given. All medicines prescribed MT
operating satisfactorily. the money shs be refunded.
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from 81 to So The Doc
tor be consulted the last two weeks of every month";
his residence No. 90 Garden Street. Cleveland Ohio. Post
Office Address-Box I'LL. $50
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland. Jan. 1888. 4. G. CLARK, MD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

VALrE oy FOETIruDE.- AS we stand by
the sea shore, aud watch the huge tides
coming in, We retreat, thinking we will be
overwhelmed soon, however, they flow
back. So with the saves of ironble in the
world they threaten US. but firm resist
ance makes them break at our feet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

A young miss was looking at some bal.
morals in a dry goods store the other day
when one Of he excessive ladies' men said
Be.uti full piece of goods. mumP Yes, re
piled the lady, "but too narrow. fear
'Ah. no, was tho response, us only wear
three bYeadths ia our skirts nowp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

Nobody giving attention TO Diogeuea
while discoursing ofvirtus and. philosophy,
he fell to singing funny song. and multi.
,udes crowded to him Ye gods I said he
how much more is folly admired than wis--
dom Poor HUMAN nature. st q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

THREE MIsrAKEs.--Not a few men who.
voted for Xsllandham confess his nominas
tioR vas a. mistake. Il ..s,it b.i..rI ssi
The Springfield Nsws name, two bigger
i0nes--votng for him when nominated.
and defending the votes after he was de-
feated attiai
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

The trust self respect lies not in exacs
ipg honor that ID unedservd. but in striving
to obtain that worth which receives hono
and observance as its rightful due. tt.r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

An architect proposes to build Bach
elor's Hall, which will differ from most
house in having no ears.
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Books.

M. G.. DICK, Bookseller Stationer and News
Dealer Also Dealer in Music, Toys. and General
Variety Goods, Main site ct, Ash tabula Ohio, 467
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

A patriotic writer is OF the opinion that
the ladies Of the present day would mske 4
good soldiers, because the dress they wear
by day void make a,eIt by night.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

II man waits to consider clear d..
~ or fingers 10 prepare for il. Il "A either
left uudoue or dcrc tccbly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

APPOINTMENTS FOR 1893.
DR. S. G. CLARK, GerEsn Reformed
Botanic Physician and Surgeon,
win consult patients for chronic diseases every character
free of charge,
at the following times places the YEAR,
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MlsceIaneOVs.

o. IL. FITCH, Life, Fire and Marine Insur-
Ance and Real Estate Agency, Fisk Block, Ashtabus o.
febr AIRY, TO- 1868. os6
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Livery Stables

II, y. CULVER, has removed to the Fisk
House Stables where he offers to the citizens of Asha-
hula the use of the best equipped Livery Stable 10 Ash
tabua County prices that range but just above the v
ing standard. Cali and see Nov j 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man.
uctuEer steam establishment North Man street. the
once OF DR.. Harrington. Ashtabula, o. 45i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

SIMEON KEITH. Kingsville. o.. Dealer
in Groceries, cgu', YanLee Notions, and rcders Goods
gcneraly.
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DUORO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of 4
Dealers n Furniture of'hs best ptons aud every
Iiety Also general Undertakers, and
ans 20 order hAia street, North Of South Public Square
Ashtahula, A9l
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


DIR. NJ. KINGSLEY, Homepathist, Kings
iue o. Having had several years experience, he feels
himself to give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with aca medical Faculty
Cleveland; Drs Geo T. Noble, Dundee, N Y o. z. Noble
Penn Yam, N. y; II. B. Dale, Fond du Lac, Wis. 6S7
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Manufacturer.

GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer OF Sash,
Blinds and Doors on hand made ORDER Also, Plan
Ing Matching etc. done to order in the best possible man
nor, Ashtabula, o. bO3
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Clothing.

MANSFIELD & BRUCE, Wholesale retail
c.ns Sc ishtabula 636
L. WOLFF & co. Dealer in Ready-made
coth,ng and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashtabula o. 544
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GEORGE 9. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
ware Iron Steel and Nails Stoves Tin Pate Sheet Iron,
Copper and Znc and manufacturer of n Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware Fisk's Block, Ashtabula, Ohio. 470
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24

The Ctic1go Tines,fn rrFiepink D. r-ckfure q A.
n IN its North, fAc nFsrlfnre liuculn wih
Ilate srd pniinlted power. Fa1k- The te1rle M
= once see ihar II tbe iubntf ~ t1tr- 1ncils-ila-
f|unll at-s- there ~ only y - sfep urre- Ih<
Pr ssdetf Vii is<ne nt more ociilr7tn anl II ~
c,rlerred upon unlimilrt Irfrsr8- ami tnereiors
that be MY .hesf p -wers ere.---i.y. ~ pro-
rlaiuls kn-elf d-ci-tL kr.z ftr ife - 1he poW
q - n11lin insie hs rutte>-<II- NpH tfs- any man
dodbt th.r BE EiII take t1is ~irFf ~ Eaald haFr
,FlieFrt scar axe i1af its Ad- i-isir- -t' renid
t,e hlertes Il lhe feopie have lea t4kra ~
Iis j t1e ony siep iAat remains - be taken -ui Il
,fl1 e llk-1- de EaF not r1s ward kia-" ~
drsf- be nay frr1 1>e The Fprd -Irrtatrr-'' "a
lfsy - ersps. TIT unl-r he pres
et excitfd ssi- ~ ~ parli- mind. fair pre-irn
.i.I erttion 4 b leId- ard t1--eiprr lhst fe
7dl e,niiure 10 r<erri-e tle efle ~ Pre-ld-nt p
Ihs Eeg Tsrk Hsrllt 49, hslts fhe r.n1- nanl,
,lfncrDEe- and re y ,lslir<fon ttrrtice CATS for
fend -e o. s-riEht lickess lor fbe esit.rs f botn
it1rnaia- |iH
~ gEEtr rSloS nEETkG xHEE rnsr-
I,re lrt-t rnioa nettinz of Nee fnrk rnr + a.
stfiis 9 - fi1z - isre,y aft1rtet aad rery en
tusil-iie- ia uss -tlfss-~d u 1uhn DsiF. Jane.
8nlen-I Tie llkt u,t1ti1ned Il rtrarrld ~ harlnE
SID In AM ~Lf bo1sF~r. an ftr iror.~ prcs
eiutu1n ~ TIA Etr.><ri fur ru-laiu-nr rle G-srrn
leenr H. EereIai as~>VE eFery str1n- "a 70 fhl
rttenr aud il riuesyt = TIE pecpie I'll -
i-h ~ ilsen~eise< g., etr h-ii=ria< n q re ad
rini,irs.io1 hrs s.ls E.A>1sIiui sferst1 - thrs
seppo-sii. u.
Tne VI aSi,iBrto1 Chlinic'e - "a, -sh- D-n--
cf.is l-1te naa r--,irtl % Ilfttrne al di-Pa1es
aid 20 heai al d-srr~ilns- srIl ~ tt-enEthln fbr
Executive IL every sa--ie y , - sEeptrd - rrast
lae rthe ii.n-'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH "a. 1868
they will then be as much opposed 10 the
Yankees as thfy did before. In this way they

theF VIII then be as much opposed 10 TIE
Yankees as they did before. In this way they
can show their sincerity.
There is guile a nsnlber ot wounded Yam
ikees at the Hdspital. iAAny od ses,eIn sppeaF to
be aih-r intelligent. but yet not 10 have any
clear ideas as,to what they rfally are lighting
for Very fes Of them are a favor o. Lin
coltss ProclatiAti bnt say after The war is
ended and the E-uion restored. it will be de-
elsted Unconstitutional and void lsy tie courts.
Sorlie Of hem say We need not rely epon dis
ser sionS al the North TO do us any good.
Some Of Them however are cry much oppos-
ed 70 the manner in which thk war is ptosecu-
seil They seemed to be very much interested
wh4n told them that Sam. afrdary'sl paper
l,ali been suppressed b The I'd 1b All Of item
exPtessed dissatisfaction witt The $500 tea
,urf ot their eonscFipi law. from all ny con
Sera atisas with them came 10 the eoneInsics,
dat any hopes which we may bave entertained
Iof speedy termiaaiipss y the WI from
Sort theIn disasnsioss are delusive. After-a
while these dissensions rsay be ef great ser
yies to US, bpl At present We ought MOTTO rely
upon them. Ne ought hc~ ever. 20 shape
our folicy 50 As % take advantage o. ang Sc
TipnF disa sFeetnents among them. aad b{ ready
g NJ axe a lIllera treaty with any safe or
Ststts that viii throw OF the oke OF Lincoln s
desFloiisnl. Ill the former part Of hsy letter
l BAD good dsai Z" say about struggling 81
sdifr7 Ny rfTaAfks were intended only foF
thosf v ho are leaving their ebmraands. with
isut authority. and wandering about the conn-
Try Hfeying uIlon The citizans The gohd and
trlie soldiers Who stay at the Ir posts should
not Re confoaEded with such men. TIiey are
As nrch oppe4ed to Smuggling as citizens can
5e. and feel that these men are leaving. them
g bear the burdens whilst hey, (the s;rag-
Elrr> are bringing discredit u pon tho sefviee.
\ igok koGs means viii. trust be adotited 10
prev tist sucii shiiigsin future. and 10 n5ne
will such reslSares be more dcceptab.e than
tthe good and tue soldiers in ihe army Oy
ipg ri the ocehpaiion Of a potion Of Tenri-s-
see by the eiI4iny.. and the "a ct that both ar
mics aFe no y in sllf. State. Tennessee viii not
Dc a9ie t ra'fe taore than enough TO fred her
own citizens next year. and therefore the
States south i this Should devote az the:r
land to the pdoduetion Of soEneshing to eat
live could raise provisions. ohonrt 70 sup,,lv
our wants. arh IN addition raise cotton. il
ought 10 be done. batas we cannot 10 both
We ni7st dedilie whether WI can better do
without cottoii. or broad and meat II ie man
Who plants cotton tins year. whether ne In
tends i, or not is working AGAINST his co,.lss,v
and + virtually aiding tie eat my. Tits is ,
plain hut perhaps unpala ataHls truth. wigSh
had tetter De spoken pns shals concealet|I
coNTkD<ksTRl
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Late r..rn the North.

Special 70 The Memphis Appeal-l
PASoLk, March live bnve newspal.eE dases
from Memphis to the sth aud Chicago 10 the s. h.
Orders were received from ths Federal War De-
and other points. TO impress all boals fortranspor-
fng troops- The destination the proposed exped-
tion nknown- III
In the Federl1 Congress The bill authorizing The
holding Of Congressional election IN TeIlnkssee.
faiIed 10 pass for want OF time.
It has has been 8scertained that number ii irnn
cads are building in England These are II - sap
posed Coniederate service and i Is reported that
lieut. Maury has prvject on foot Of using them
make captures on the Mediterranean.
AT the political riot In Calumet. Indiana one Iem-
ocrat was killed and two wounded. gF9
The canal barge in Lake Providence WAS. u j. re-
ported. placed there over land
A despatch dated Cincinnati. March - sayE
George D. Prentice passed here To-day en>ronte Ior
Europe He says he has positive Information that
the rebels are moving Kentucky 10 great ndnibers
and predicts that they viii have complete possession
81 the State this month. The bankers and txp.ess
companies suli keep their yaluables ID Cinciniiai
Dispatches from Yickshurg Of the 5th say that the
paymaser nad arrived and Was engaged in paying 70
November, leaving fonr months 10 arrearake. The
small pox l. reported prevailing extensively. The
ron clad gunooat Lafayette had been sent up The
An indianapolis desp dated The 5th states Ii At
Capt Carrington. OF the Federal nfhv in tbat silv
had issued an order declaring AL KnIkhts of Tie tiod
en- Circle public enemies. n NJ y
Mr. Knox. correspondent ot the Ser York Bez1fd
in front Of Yicksburg. haA been ordersI nt - y
my lines. not TO return under lennty
ment Tuts Is the order oi tue court mzfta oEdered
Ia his case ~ =
Lieut. Lewis the murderer OF CHI Wood IN ,hs
Irving block a. Memphis. haf escaped from iubriscI
ment since his trial. The Federal CO offered
two hundred dollars for his appret n>ion- ana per-
ons attempting 10 arrest him are authorized 10 snot
him II Resistance u mide. HI
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Thh I.sYsslssh Index. revie wigfz the debate !,
l'Aflifment s flie AmericaDNsfr. says: There
= noldontsi that tho rei1Sal tP fecogIl:ze the.
sontll artSes from thsl lear oI tiiendinr ,I,..
Nersll- e arr co1F inced that the fear i
grohI.siesS. ami lyy the refusallto 10 this s;,,,
pie arr OF 1ESflge we are laying up f4r otr
seiy'1S bitter Tfsi lasting enmly- When the
war Goes ed -zSvhen tie North wakes from
her ifverea dfeqfn aud finds herself tuintd
she viii reproachsns that We stood an ais,lslx
yet ilsiy. f,okihg on. and not 5nIy refused 10
stretch forfh u hand 10 snatch her rom -
peril. nt-eveii encouraged i,er Ito perset.ers +,
her disasfross course by refiIs7ts r. oilic;.Ii,.
warn her OF the iiopelessnees o tue struggle
cannot agree with Mr. DrsRAs IT that il -
polite or digniied for this. the mother com,
try q the AHgio-Saxon race. not 20 make some
eiiofi af all events the moral eHsssrf of rcco<
niiioIi 10 stop lhe war At presentthe Fnitfd
STATES could not resent snch a. .easNre. her.
alter they would thank M fof il. Now II
they Desired 10 do so. although Z s. the
eleventh hour, recognition would make. the
south cur ally agains' any fnlure aggression
OF the North; bnt If the war aoes on 10 the
bitter end we shall be without ! friend on the'
continent Of ii1erica. II scoms To US tfaf' the
policF oi inaeiiqn - cruel. uujnst. and iinpoli
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$50 RRWARD

EfQR John faul. tree negro SAN. soniniaw- A
y b14se thiei ~ trade De<criptfon- low .fhirk :
etFefy ie1ue in left mp dark eronaD lrxion sLot
oark h-F aed Hht.keys. grey eyes. tarn Up n..e
qusek spoken feiiof oahs. Is yesrs II are and c. -
himself menber OF Sfarns' CaFalr1 Ut IL MT
he 1ssa'nes raAny names. has stolen May horsss
turks aopnt The mountaihs q Prankifn and Ja-ks,n
Counties ril give Toe above reward for his dsiir-
cry 70 me- at Anderson dept y 4 C-RR-
nAr71h' J. n ERWIN
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t411to- - driving IhrE-Htr sl1 L1ff'n tn 80
sl41lrs 1re uEu tDrurd lriicirrs. ~rt anr
sep t1-1< rp Ie,e- ard ~ $50 rrl1lr- Ifr-r -
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