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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

DEFEAT OF THE OPPOSITION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

ILLNESS oP FERNANDO Wo0D.-Congressman
Fernando Wood Ii now lying very low with pneumonia
at his residence in Bloomingdale.
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THE WAR IN sCHLEsWIG.

All ENGAGEMENT AT DUPPEL.
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asnewed Reports Of a Speedy Reoog-
milton of the Southern Con-
fedsracy by France.

Further Debate on American Affairs In the
English Parliament.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

,sRRryI OF THE CITY oP FEw-YoRK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

At an immense meeting held at the Rotunda
Dublin on the evening Of the I'D February, 10y Inc
0'Oonohne ana Mr. sullivan Of Tie Nation 10 protest
against the erection Of a statue to Prince Albert IN
College Green the Fenian Brotherhood siormed the
platform routed the Chairman and committee ana
sfter desperate fight of fifty minutes remained mas
tiers ~ the ground. waving a flag aud hourishlng q
naked sword 1t is alleged that some of the combat
ants wore the American uniform The excitement AMI
tumult were terrific
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There was deep silence now within and without the
Jail and none Of the officials compelled 10 be present
looked ont for the old bangman had loft the stand
ing in a row and was busy beneath the scafiod IT.
other instant there heavy sound, and all turned
away, while the gbbet creaked apdbly. f1r the five
murlerers hung dying side by side There O dread.
full pause inside fjr minute two. dnring which al
spoke ia wh.per as II in SICK chamber. Then the
creaking ceased, and Tie hsngman after few business
like looks behind slouchng IN and his return Was
taken sign that all quiet now, and that the last
and most solemn effort which man make for self.
preservation had been exercised against i've deter
keWgatc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

t11RtAqonuAqss1 n1DslsA. -. ~
1s disr thee blissfl
6kiosA - soAG No. sober, waki(
jIsth@ ~ = = q ~ IL sincerity, IA
ws ri hd ~ n JlshssssD democracy and
their .policy" . the worst form Of North.
ssa hostility which hrs bssn mssifessea
in the war. But for them We should
NOT b where Ne nov are. But for the
military chieitaips asd soldisrs Of North
ern Democracy, who once professed to
be the bitter enemies of coercion 10
every shape and form, the war could not
have lasted two months. The Black
Republicans proper, nnaided b. sne
Democratic element, would have been
sttack with psrajysis before Lincoln bad
been three months in his ssst. At the
sams time, however, that this "politic"
party hes given the war ito chief imps-
| tus 10 leaders and men, it has protsssed
. policy of peace upon honorable tsrDss
which - fl more formidable in ito sfte
than Tie combined arms Of III partiel
a. the North. There were At one ps.
rod Of the. war more danger from it,
seductive tongas than the brawling and
bitter mouths Of Lincoln and his Cabi
net Even now, We would much rath'
er have Lincoln for the Presidsut o.
the United States than the candidate
of the Conservative Democracy. Lin
In seems 70 have been raised up, II
wss George the Third, to render q re-
storation Of colonies to their tyrsnt'
impossible. II he had pursued the ~i't
and conciliatory measuses which The
Northern Democracy profess 10 advo-
cate, ",he rebellion" would have beet
3 peacefully smothered in ito cradle. Blu
bic besrt has been hardened, like Pha
? roahs; hs has gone from bad t. worse
: hs has 20 ,rampIed upon oil law. die
|, regarded oil right, and outraged oil hu
nasty, that the whole Confsdcfscy b.
? become consolidated 10 the resolute dc
: termination to submit to every form Q
: human suffering rather than return 4
the detestabls embrace Of . govern
2 ment which be has rendered to thei
minds IN embodiment Of the powers q
; darkness. So long ~ he is President
/ 90 long a. We see the Devil in hl
: proper shape aud form, We have moth
ing to fear; we have only to resist th
! fisnd, and he will flee from Us. 1t
: only when the prince Of the inferns
regions takes the shape Of an angel {
! ! light that the faithful are in danges
!. We must bs excused, therefore. fror
wishink success to the Northern De
: mocracy. Let the North stick to j,
representative man, and not chan &
front in the hour OF battle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

TIVE WILCOX 1u1uDB SBWlN6 NxHHY
y IL ~ ssss .ssaSas. si6lssg ssesv1 . ssjee.f
Family sewing, =. Z
1Be0t010G>
1le1nming,
EcllinG,
Tsckisag,

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=. sss : e; Z e = e,a g -
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=; 1870 i iiisslass p ~ 49, IL
q Ia&eso hDeeo - s.sos,~rsFs N; - 8 :
49, her iastap 1AisA Aaoausoo VAeeiooleP -.
.Ass y ~ WIIssx PAssos NsedIs, Which -.
I Its snplstissily Ne pod sew.psissa sa.il,
sevssg assAiae thas ths psSlis Asvs lsse -;
v9oekDg tpr.--DoeNs 23NpSprtp1s ssa;s.s wv
lie indeed : Noedegfnl psodsetiea AMI IL faa
~ uss esrsssa1ly % 0sAa VIII tsas aey eoapoe
ison Si1A H. PM Abssino 1Ssrstl NV y !. \
Ameehaaiesl wee1se.-Gbis'si6sA aoSsss.
Apsos the hest cd nost sssviesoAle eswia
naehisss. Light md slsgA1siy Asi6hsd aHA .
dngSein IL csos9ustian sAat 70 soemoA aioeo
iSpsssiels feris = Ct ont q rspais- Pissssr
Has eo.sissd Win IL ~, psssiiAs .sr,.s u
psissd nssIiss.l SsssssssssjS..
IAie asehins y The spasioa of sAs soanisas
Nile more nearly the rsq1ireoeate Of perfect -
chine than any % exhibition. -lsaaltss Isslsssl
Report q l8eS
f.llaiss ia. ees.ia.,s.,os lis,syeh.sss.
unaaineosly IN fsvvr Of The Wilssz Z Oits's,
einIbe thread machine.-P swnsvisooie &oee n
sic.israI Sbc;ety's Report.
We0ust in justice express our couAAooeo IN q
} ossits Of The Wilcox ! 0ibhs ssving maDhine.-
} We consider tass : grsse disiassstsa he's ~
; ssppaisd By IL In proving hsyoad doubt sAss ~
threads are not, . Va Suppcssd. necessary y
god nachias.- C1ssssiss ldsesses sa6 Jsss~S
3ses ~. 1890.
Alter mach wear and many washines q
stitsainS II found 70 rstain Ill The roundpso
sveansss and 1rmnees which 40 % nush adnisa
| ct Afst.-Ner Yoek 0ke,
n principleit = pssfsst. -xagisess. Los1sa.
Has evident oints Of superiority over III otAss
Philadelphia Psess.
4 esrvieeable naeAihe. OF THE ~ hexV q
. psTtsncs in our own family. - HeaoM 1sessIs.
The beauty and siaplieity Of IL msehanis
are sdnirable.- Ekp.ess.
kssswing machine herstofose inteedueed b
| IN - short time acquired such well meeited no
| ulasity. CSscisssftS Gazette.
We esteem II the best machine fer family uso.
As ssstca Is snsecsptiosal. -&gasd ~ 1sasy -
drsd citssens ef PAsIsdeLpAia.
1Don4 foe q Circular. -
JAMES WILCOX, ~ ufassurss.
, spS-dn sos Broadway, n. 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
q ECIkI NOTICES.

ev! a's tese1fl rrschss.
svs 5syr 1siess = - ssspssalsg sAss
s;: s; ~: &: 81; - + '''''' .
The Tfoehes sss . sta9 u life % -
Pa0s. Epw'D NonS0. Pres. HAmiltos College.
Ter TAssas 1yoGttsu stey ~ Hspss.oe. -
Ny. willis.
Too favossbly ksovn y 49, esaQgbdselse.
Hos. Gas a. PnsLps, Pre-. Mas. Seaste
Contain no opian nee snyih.Ae ia)nsions-
ia. A. 4. HAYES. Chemist, Boston.
An elegant coDbfnssion for eeashs.
ID %. ?. 1lsalow, Boston.
Irseomnsnd their uss y pa1lie spsAkss& 4 :
Nav. 3. n. CHARM.
Very heneleial vhsn suGsfiAg frem colda.
Bgv. =. !. r. A. Deno0n. ~ EcuIs.
Almost instant relief In the distressing labor u
brsatAiae peculiar 70 Asthna. ~
80 a ~ Kew 4. q. EoGLtsf0D, rev Y691,
They have ssissd my case exactly relieving n
throat 20 ties tse6la siGb s&s4h 80.
J. DDcnAanRs Che. fEspeh Chursh. Msatssai.
A. theee - hi atioas Be- ssss asA eBfAls s1l
49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

- QUAOKRY. II earnestly seaAlsa al
youns men ssassiss fson Nervous Debility, b..
ssainst sndosgsfag their health BY pstronisisg
any ofths advertising quacks. Yea cen fplly re-
ever BY the methods nssd by the advertiser. and
By hundssds Of pthess, and 10 no other say.-
Rod lsttsr which ! viii ssnd yoa II yos will
send ~ . pest paid psvslpps hearing sdAsssA-
Direct to EDWARD n. TRAyER
fsbll.d6w1yl Loek ron, Bsston Nass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

Moss but . physici an knows how
much . reliable Alternative 10 needed bv
the people. On ali sides Of us. in iii
commaDitiesi exerywhste there sre mu,-.
t'tudes that suites. from complaint that
nothing bot An sikrativs cares. Hence
great many Of tae6 hove been m.d.
and put Abtoad With th sassoss,cs -
being effscsual. Bat they fail to accom-.
plish The cures they promise became
they have nes The intrinsic virtues Inv
claim. Ia this state Of the case. DR.. i
layer + CO.. IT LOWELL have supplied
% with compound Extract Of S.fsapa.
rilia. which does prove 10 be the Ion. a.
sired remedy It's peculiar differences
from othef lipdpd preparations Is mar !.
ket u that it csyss The diseases Tor which
It il recommended, willie they Do not.
we are assarsl Of ,his fsct ~ more
than ono Of our intelligeat Physioians IL
tnIs neighb0sAeod, aad thsss sts fosshSss
svloence Of COR owk expssieoct u ~
1 - aSas1eo 11eaiitis Nad1tsGe
ss sssAie1 .sglxe1sa aG3 l4s - gs 81 assa1s adj
FxE@EeE f.f6 k<ss4- ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

LaGlea, Ladies, Ladies.
Don't Jon fail TO rad the advsrtlssnsat IN
this paper headed
1xnPoEtA1at to Fem A1oO.
1T. Chsessman, Of New York, has devoted the
last thirty years Of his Practice to female CON-
plaints. bic Pills act like . charm. They are
Reiol1s cad Gsf. log dven
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
To CossspssDel sstUes.

The Rev. y. 4. wiisos's Remedy ior Censamp-
tioa, Asthna, Beosehitis, Conshs, Cslas, ssd al
Throat and Luas Affections. ssgsshss With .
psnphlss ssvisg The pesssripdea nd shess his
tory Of his eass. Ga - obtainsd Of
$3.50 +. =. DALLORD.
Druggist, Davenport Iowa, Nos Wsst2 81,
dsc23- 3mdAW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
THE GREAT SECRET,

The GREAT oEcRET,
1t Is admitted By al physicians that the grand
secret Of health and long life lies n keeping the
blood and various Asids Of the body in high DE-
gree Of aaidity. whsa Jon feel continued paia
in the head or bowels, or ssy other parts Of the
body, yoa can prevent ssrioss sicknsss BY taking
Dranaresh's Pulls.
Bleeding may give momsntary ease, because the
blood left will have more room. Bat ~ the body
is made from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to waste our blood 10 to waste our life, an
ruin our constitution But Bnndrsth's Pills re-
lisvs the circulation - readily - bleeding by on
~ taking away what II can we'll spare, and they
NEvEs BURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Bsrnstabls, Mas, was cured Of
st. Vitas lance, General Debility and Costive-
ness of many years standing BY Brsndrsth's Pills.
The case at length is published in the Pamphlets.
Sold BY y. 8. BAllord Davenport, Iowa, and BY
all respectable dealers in medicines. fbl dk~ 3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
GEN ERAL NEWS.

Photographic pictures are now trans.
ferred to china ware with great success.
A Detroit man paid $40 for second.
hand military overcoat rnd $50 in the
lining.
The Queens Court, Dublin, has
decided that women may vote for town
officers over there.
Barnum won't let his museum be open
Sundays or Sunday nights, even though
the Germans wish it.
At the present rate Of progress the
great tunnel through Mount Gems will
require nearly fifteen years tor compile
ton.
An American named Slater, has taken
a contract to demolish the walls of the
burned church in Santiago, for the sum
Of $4,000.
The Herald's Washington special
says:
ut is understood that the government
is preparing s.protsst against the French
occupation Of Mexico.
The liberia! party in England have
subscribed 100000 towards establish
ing new paper for gratuitous circul a.
ton. The advortising is to be at halt
the rates charged by the Times.
There is project on foot in Dublin,
to carry passengers in a street railway,
which Is to run on an ornamental via
duct, the arches OF which are to made
available as warehouses.
Abdul Asir, the present Sultan Of Tur-
key, is a very matter Of tact man. He
lives with only one wife, whom be loves,
and his Moslem subjects are very indig-
nant that be should abandon the Turkish
custom Of multitude Of wives.
Nova Scotia is going wild over the
discovery OF gold within her borders and
thinks she will rival Caliiornia and
Australia. A committee OF Boston gen.
tlemen, who have been exploring th 9
gold districts, LIFT Halifax on Friday. by
the Arabia, with $4,000 in gold OF
Nova Scotia product taken ont within
the last tort night.
In commenting on the fact that there
are great mady extra" wowen in Mas.
sachvselts and $4,000 ''extrx" men in
Illinois, and in devising some way to
get them to gether, a correspondent in
the Newburyport Heral proposes to
start new enterprises at home % - 10
bring and keep the men there, rather
thon to huddle the girls Of in droves to
Illinois to End husbande.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

WoRsT TINE FOR TAXING LUNCHEON.
Of lucheons, the worst are those taken q
short time previous to the hour Of rest
in the evening. l. is a sure way to pro-
duce restleseness and sleeplessness at
night and dullness and headache in the
morning. 1t is indeed the very worst
time in the "a hours for taking food. l,
is the original cause Of those late sup.
pers, which are INDUCED in by many Of
the wealthy and luxurious, and which are
pre- eminent in the list Of indulgencies
which shorten life. "Cardan obser ves
that be hae converted with many per-.
soma who have lived to be hundred
years Of age. and they all declared ia
him that they had always made it rule
to eat little at night" 1t is like loadiu 9
your SAosse with a heavy additional
burden after he has been toiline all day
andre weakened BY fatigue, or filing up
the mil!-hopper when the water is nearly
run out. People may tell rs they can.
not sleep without this luncheon, or SUP.
per, just before bedtime; bus they may
rest assared that persevering indul-
gshcs in it win, ere long, bring on tha,
slseP which knows no waking.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
Dr.. G. b. Wesdhsll,
Authce ~ Lsetarss q sss
CARONxC DxGEsaNEA.

O9srs the most certain, spssdy - lsGscsuA
REMDIkS 10 the World for the fsliovias sems
plants 10 their obstinate ssagss, viss
D;ssses ef6e T4ross. Lssys, Asost, 49,, I,4
er, 4onszch. Dropsey 81 Tie UksA, Ets sed
kar; RASsmssssa, Asssalgiey lS6saI
other Mrrons Dsrsa1tmssss !; ~
diseasss Of he BIss3, Nssskis.
Erysipslas, Obaesr, .Escsr
Ssvss, Lspsssy. Id
l~A al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
TIE CeafEssleRs Z slrERiEsCE

OF an Inv A11
Published for the bsns1t, AMI - . waning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer Inn Spsemasssfhaa. Nsevsus Dsoili-
time The Me6hS 81 Self Ccre. By one Who
has cured himself AFTER being put 70 great expense
and injury through medical hanbug ana Suask-
cry. .ss9
BY sselosiag . postpaid addsessed suvelsps,
single copies may b hsa II the author. go
NATHANIEL Mayfair, Esq.
my27-d&wlyl Bedfosd. Kiags Ce.nsv. n. +.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
A GREAT REeELLIlN,

A GREAT RE9EllICN.
Triumvh Of Great Discovery
The public has rebelted against CAUrERIs,NG
HAIR DYKs. Fashion has foresworu them. A
sagacious community has adopted in th cir stead
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
sud for these reasons: It embrows and blackens
the HAIR, not the SKIN. tits vegaAAe emoAiene
not burning d"id. 1t does not burlesque ma
tars with blooming metallic tlnges, but produces
her own living hues. Its cooling effects is last
ing. IL dcfes detection. Its result ere uniform
1t neye. fails. Manufactured BY J. Cris,aders,
No. 8 A,tor House, New York. Sold By all drug
SITS. Applied by all Hair Drsssers. fbl-dv I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

According TO the census Of 1851 there
were l,604 males and 100 temae eau
Thorn, editors and writer's" in England
and Wales. The census returns for
1881 revealed but very slight increase
namely, ", s2e male, and lS6 femsle
authors editors and writcn. Thus
male authorship, - . profession, appear,
to be stationary, while the only aug
nentat'on OF tho literary profession il
due to the increased numbee Of ladies in
the ranks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
SELICT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS

CEL6CI vVCAk COMPVNEIIVEVSs
Published IN Nambsss, Tor The Coavsn-
iencsot Ausicsi Conventions, ChoisD
and Singing Glasses I Schools.
THE CHORALlST. A y Election q 0sandasd
Chorusss, Aathems, Tries, QaAstsss, TO-, wish
a Acoo0peaimsnt for the Ofgan Or Piaao-gone.
Each Is cents.
THE OPERA. A Collection Of Trios, Qsas.
soss and Choeuses fiom Favorits Cpssas. kash
- cents.
THE LYRIC DRAMA. Collection Of Che.
russs an Concerted Pieces from the Ptincipsl
Opssas. Rash Is cents.
STABAT MATER. Conesrsd Pieces aad
Choeuses from Rossini's t" lSEebss AeSse."
4 list Of pissss sontaiDed In sssh u tAs abovs
oelsetaess will b sent % Duplication . he
lisha. Copies Of the WORKS nailed pose-poid ~
seseipt sf price A fsduetton u peiss vii b
nadsea qaassisiss. OLlvER DIfHON = CO..
Pablishsrf. III Washingtea Steeet, Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

@meeicsl stadentt,sing asked, should
s@an tall into veil forty feet deep
and strike his head rga,sst one Of N.
what would b yoaf ceorse If caied s.
. szsnl0eoag ~ should advise them
70 let The man lie and Oh up the veil
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

THtS AND Now.-Ths Washington
correspondent Of the N. Y. Oommerc;al
(Rep) INDUCES in the following COM
pAf's0ps; n
"Ais estimated tnat the cost per man
OF the army is nearly if not quite $1,000
per anuum. In 1899, 1910 and 1911.
the anhdsr eipenss per man was $685.
60 and in ls2o, tsse,be per man. In
1900 the total expense Of the army vas
neatly ~, 80, goo; In 1910 il was g..
$4,000 il 1920 il, wss q. CSC, 900; n
1880 jtyse 49,. 0oo I'm als4e il ~as
$7.eo6, 600 tnliss0 isIwAs 1o,ee7 900 !:
and 10 lse4h WHITE very near II not
quite q ,ooo. Oo0, 600.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
Useful = Valuable
Discovery ~
tsllToN'e
j nselsble Cement

10 Of more general praetio .
utility than any invsntioa
now before tho public. IL
has been thoroughly tested
during the last Two year b.
prsetical men, and pfoaosHe-
cd BY all TO b.
Superior . any:
adhesive preparation Known
nILson's rSsoLuDLn csn.sr
IL : new thing, and The ~
suit or years Of study ; it,
oombiAation 10 on
scaestsAc PRiaciples,
and sndsr no ciseuneo>as,s
!or change Of Temperature,
will IL become corrupt q
emit asy o6ensive smell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

BOOT & SHOE
Manufactures, using M.
chines, will ind Is the best
article known for censnsine
the Channsls, - Il vofkd
without dslav. 10 not aGsete
~ ssy enaogs Of ssmpsea-
ture
~ q - Q le = .
will And it Sufficiently sdhs-
ivs.tos their use, - hes been
proved.
n - Ada pied EAp0.
chally 10 Lcas her.
and We claim % an espeeial
merit, thst II sticks Patches
and i.inings 70 Boots and
Shoes su@oisatly stsone
without stitching.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-25

oe: ~ ~ dId yea 20 oas2T Way, %
protect tae aiEzzr- What have goa
coUs hack far Why. 70 protect the
niger LAQEass-- Bat taAi l. al
stun Jea Davis An6 the leaders Eoc : %
hat The people are wiling q rsEaru-
Ihe 0IlgerssE secession L4dIs5 d4jIY
uzrry EAadsous Ca!oa soldiers. / vas
afraid ny wife Eo1ld Leage ne Ehea
determined 10 support the C1ioa. our waea
Eald azs, see said il vas the aobIezt at
l had ever doae- CCh=e-s-T The Uaiou
soldiers Il A-kaasss are Hospitality treat
ed All this goes 20 prove raar We eaa
i've together He says there - pEeatv Of
ia1d s1d work II GEo Sa5ez q The West
70 hold al the negroes ia the South whea
freed Faere you'd De 10 4izranon from
the Souta, except - escape aet1AI boa
dASe- He SPOKE sE Leugrt Of the a5Tan-
ages TO capitalists offered by Arkansas
He did not believe his State Vas adapted
to zla7e-y- ToQ eas1cs resist csEel1pe-
nent We have uoGataias of coal. salt
7stre- lead, iroa- sat goid- Your Northern
Pioreer has allen n love VIII cur eoua-
-, aad With some Of o9- gi-Es, tso.-
[Laug1ter
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