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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Impuritisso fhe Blood resulting from nprudence
causing Erupiions the Skin Sore Throat, Mouth and
Nose Loss Of Hair Old Sores Swehings; Pains in
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the system. uT7NO remedy discovered, has done
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IL Purchasers of Sealed Envelopes, may, this man
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,


HELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for arising from habits Of
dissipation, used In connection with the Extracts Buchu
and ssrsapsra in such diseases recommended. Evil
dence OF the mos responsible and reliable win
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions Tor
use trith hundreds Of thousands living Eossca and mp
wards OF 10000 unsolicited certificates GnI eccEneudA
tory letters many Of which from the highest
including eminent Physicians ClerGymcn &C.
The Proprietor has rcsored TO their publication ia
the newspapers he does not do this from the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations and do not need
to be propped up by certificates
The Science OF Medicine, like the Doric Column, should
stand simple pure, majestic, having Fact for Its basis.
Induction for Its pillar, and Truth alone for its Capital.
Nz
/,
Ny Extract sarssparilais Flood Purifier my Extract
buchu Is Diuretic and will In oil
Both are prepared purely scientific principles-'H
cdcuo-hnd are the most active OF either that
can DO made. ready and conclusive will be
parson OF their properties with those forth 10 tito fol-
lowing works;
See Dispensatory OF the United States.
Zee Professor DxwEEs valuable works the Practice
OF Physc.
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. Trsic' rhls
See remarks made by DR.. ErnaAIM MCDOWELL, cele-
brated Physician and Member CT tho loyal College OF
Surgeons Ireland and published In the Iransaetons Of
the King and Queens Journal
See MedIco-c h,rurgieAl Review published by DxNJ's
TzAyERs Fellow Of the Royal College OF Surgeons.
Soc most OF the late standard worfs on Medicine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-11

AROMATIC TONIC AND ALTERNATIVE,
Unequaed for the prevention and cure of Intermittent
Fever and Fever mud Aguc, Dyspepsia, and
diseases arising from arrangement of the Digestive
Organs, light forms Of Neuralgia and Il heuma-
tism, Debility, etc.
APPROVED BY THE SURGEON GENERAL
U. S. ARMY.
THE ONLY BTTTERs USED IN UNITED
STATES HOSPITALS.
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE.
RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA
NEURALGIA.
CRIMEAN BITTERs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-11
DIURETIC COMPOUND,

II For Diseases Of the Urinary from
imprudence causing improper discharges, heat, irritation
&c. ~ contains no CopdUd CHbebs, TurpenHne, any
other offensive injurious drug, but is safe sure and
pleasant remedy that will in half the time Of any
other the price wiH be refunded You that have
taking hsdm CopdiUd for months without benefit until
sick and pale your breath and clothes tainted with its
Sure Remedy 1t will not only you once but also
cleanse the system from the hurtul drugs you
taking long IT For Chronic cases. OF and even
years. DURATION It is sure Fry It once, you
will the disgusting mixtures OF Bdsa Copdiud
~ incl arVp IN ln..u a
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Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures, and
mendations from the eminent Physicians Cler
gymen, and others, will be sent FREE to any address,
We select few OF the to show the character OF the
faatf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

TRNSsrLAS-ISc TREEs. In course 81 the
next too mOnihs many Hundreds Of thoa-
sands Of trees vii be transplansed from
nurseries 20 orchards. most OF thea PAID
for At unusuAlly high prices in.fhe hore Of
obtaining remarkably lescious and valua-
bic fruit. Some ofthe ulen Who set or
charts ~il lose from a quarter &c . half Of
their trees ~hiie others all lose one in
hundred. A plan Of setting. which uill
invariAbls give satisfactory results. !. the
following.
Shrr the ground has been richly rnanur-
ell and SesPiy ? ulverired. dig the bolos Of
ample sire 20 revive the roots IN their
natural position without bending. Then
pear to raj MS q water into TIE hole.
ard immediate y begin 20 shAke fine soil
from shovel into the water. containing
the operation gradually ard steadily a.. tl.e
hole - flied. TIE hole sbould be Sled
around the outside 10 advance % the nd
die. IN order 70 push the water inward 10
receive the earth about The central
Fine earth gradually shaken INTO water
IN this manner Is evenly deposited abost
roots. surrounding and packing fAen As
perfectly As Il tbey had gro~n IL ibeir ne-
position Tbs method % transplant az
not only ensures the life and gro~th Of he
tree. bat 4 Is also easier than anv otbe-
and il further eHecfs the very usaterial
economy Of dispensing viii the necessity
Of stalking. the water seislirs the ground
around the roots 80 closely a. - held The
tree with sufficient frmness without anv
stakes Tie tree. before 10 j. oct. shosld
always BE- pruned ofA part Of Iis TOP. 90
balance the iar=e portion % the roots hat
sre cut Of 10 taking il Up. II this be ne
elected. large parts Of The brancbs, uiu
surely die. and there j. great danger Of
losing the uboie tree
Il az eHosiisnt plan 20 muleb al or
chards. and especially those neviy 90.
TIE ground should be covered -nb The
cheapest siras or BAY 10 BE- had. 90 the
depth Of f3ur or i've inches. Ths Ill
not merely prevent fh. r-ovth q -ses.o -
grass. u 81 keep he col bob light anI
moist. II not malehed. Is sbosrI Be
ireqaenuy stirred and kept clear from
weeds. u . impossibis % pro,ecs ths root.
q trees TOO oarsfslly from exposure % the
Sun and Ar during their transfer from the
narserT % tbe orchard.
l>cienfi6c American
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

How 10 Plew Corn Ground.

We commend 20 our readers a practice
Which ne have followed viii great ssiisfse-
ton in PiO-ing corn ground. whether Il
-as sod or stubbie. namely. BY that is call
ed back-f1rro~inC --conneneing in the
middle Of the 6eld. tunrin- burrows inurard
the entire feld d" geeing round.- Find
fhe middle 81 a 6eld With measuring pole
or tape and SIT a stake Then turn = ridge
Of two frrrO-s in a strait line from each
eorrer Of he Geld to the stake. These
ridges vii enable , plo-m.n 90 do NJ.
work well At The turning points. The
advantages Of plo-ing in this raanser are.
the ~ VII Re TO dead f,4rrows in the ssld. A
rovof corn. IL planted in a dead furrow
vii not auouat 20 much except for fodder
When a 6eld - plowsd IN lands. the 50 Il
vii no; be thorouehly broken up beneath
the ridges When held Is plowed by
gong SrOund the outside and finishing in
The middle. there VII be a dead furrov
from each end corner 10 the middle Of a.
The team, moreover. must turn on the
Pioved ground. which r-eads down q vide
strip from the corners to the middle q the
field Bot when \ keld Is plo-cd by
beginning in TIE middle. the entire team.
whether double or single. always turns on
the unPlo~ed ground. AMI. il = easier
for the plowman 70 turn ost and st
N his plOw ~ the corners. than wren he
turns the furrov outward BY plowing in
this say. the surface viii be kept level. and
the york performed IN a more workman
Ike manner. in order 20 have every side
Of the seid hnish slike. measure each side
from the pl0wed ground TO the outside q
the 6eid every day. Then The fsrro-. nav
be varied in widih. or omitted on one side
while the plo~ed plot . small Ain always
60 keep the furro~ 81 crs Of uniform widih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

ArIARN N ArRn his month the
bees are usually very busy gathering pol
len Sometimes severe weather tcnporari.
~ cuts OF the supply. ard thea thsrs Is dan
Cur Of the ever bosy bees. robbing Keep
ava;eh upon them Spread finely ground
unbOlted rye four Ia the vicinity q the
hives The bees ~iI use IL instead u pei
len II bees are suspected Of rObbing.
kiIl Ooe or Two leaving The hive. and So Il
their honey sacks are fan. if.o contract the
entrance. II the robbers al cone from
one hive. il may be ssoerained BY sPriHk-
ling -four on those that ara leaving. and
then watching the other hives 70 see vAero
they enter. IL j. sometimes eel 20 change
the robbed hive 70 the stand 81 robbers
Plsoiag che latter uPOa the stand Of the fer
mer. This VII often equalize matter,
C0louies short Of stores ought 10 be fed. II
not already done. Eitand clean out all hives.
An. Agriculturis;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

Everg-eens should Be iran,7lAn,ea ju,,
a. The bad START. -hieh. With TIE g.. -
about The frsi oiMhy. ~ith .pruoe q month
later. NJ. Reed advises. in tie Country
Genileman. % take those not orera foot
high from the forest or 6eid uhere ther
start. and pisnt them ~ a garjen. Ahcr
to years they nav Be trsn.piantcd 18th a,
much certainty % their Esingas q fruit
trres- To ihoss ~ho mist have la-rc ever
greens a. oncs. TIE following directions az
given. "iou must at cot your trees q
good -hile ago
[Ne- Englard Farncr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21
Manhood: how Lost hOv Restored.

/ 90 ra-iisbsd. go -ditrsa ofDr. Csir~r-s..'.
~ ie-taaref trsar oa the rat.rsi $50. f-.rhsui
asrri-terl - ~rEEssTaEEas 81 srnlua
-a~-aA 49,. tasrlarfrFN $685. isss~ss. t-re
sfscr. h~ntaI sal fhfslcal rarsraciff. inr-,'i-
-a-afs ta hsrlagr. &C.,. s.ss tassr srrros. -
ttHrsrr aat ftrs fatar-i ~ .s1 istsirrur-
~ -sseai sslr-sarsarr
f<fflc-. 81 -----d sus~i-r-. asis cssfs.
IL cfl~frafrt Fs.h-r ta th e. .lalrstL rssas
ttrsr'f trncnsfrafes freaa ttlrtr tssis sarrsss-
g. rrsrfrrf thaf e. aIr.frr r1.sra.suss n 81 n
airssr alHt o. ra..rs'F rnrrt ~ittarf fhe isnrrr.
90 90 ri frrrFaaI ar.rla- rr tke arria-afa.a "A
go Aa.t--r.a.rt.rg rrf a a.atr Eel rrrs. lei 0nrr
.lsrIlr. r-rtaia sat rf-eraal. o. u.-ans af ~asrh
rssrs srl-rfr. na aaatfrr e. 81 b. rasiIaea u.as
-. 49, oare hiaasff rtrariy. rrtr.ts'y .ad 20
f.aIIF
Fur-t arl rFrft a.r cod hr 49,
49,; uairr srsi. ta plata sssts'.r- to 49, 81
ar--s. 80 rrlf. rrrrrrf al 80 esafs ar Co as-
t1Erstssrs. Aftrrss 60 lsiitstsrs
gffk- G. KLINE a. 60.
~ Be-ery - , "A. Fas' ae.rs 49, t,-e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

To DEsTKor LIcE oS CoLrs. CAIvEs
&c- il - unsafe % use kerosene OIL On
cattle. colts Sc..-as las ofsen been recon
ncnded-ior The PGrPose ofkilIing lice and
other Ner5nin. In nunerous Instances
Which have cone CT der our observation IL
has e,used considerable injury 20 animals
% Which q has been applied and IN no case
sbo0le Il Be u-~d for thi- psrrose. whale
oil soAP-alizted by using one pound Of
soap 70 about Eve OF .ix gallous % water
Is safe AM eject cal remedy TIE
% sheep vasA- o. extinct % tobacco .dvcr-
tised IN our paper ard used according %
the directions upon each pseksse. i the
bes' sPPiicAfioa -e are soqaai ntsd vith.
for ticks. Lee. Plani-Iier. sc.
IFarner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21
HAPPINESS
NOT A FEW

~ ~ 1899 tisort>ss 49, sa-t us-t 80 sris-
go ~ -prrat 80 49, ar-u--uist-s ID ~ ttsI
- 80 80 t.-cu*~rtrs 49, tsv- 49, 49, -
r-rr- g auf. rs.- uaa s.lusI IL sa-~f HIN
BOLp-S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sAR-
rAfAAitlA n r~aa--s aal r-.ss.tss ths
b.. 49, .l. 80 s.sar ef l-.hA 800 80 sssis
s.i f-rg~s out fae haasrs shth u.sss t.ssas~.
d o. uau-.irs the hraahv iaart.as 81 - t.rfy.
aa.t szF-ls fas tlsor ters 49, 60 sai rasss -
a. - bA--d- so reu-iY. 49, css.i - 80
80 ssoa. ha. s.ss t--a .sasaf a.. ssi 80 80
~ trsi s-.-. 10 $3.50 hs.r os- 81 80 49,
go c~F--t- 49, sr.ao- h~rr 49, .of .tnit Il
crrissca,rs ta 81 irs -fecrs. hef t.r r.sf 90
slagis ha,fe SIS sas- ts the "a tasr be- 49, sr-
'u<s safra-ss-s s-s,h.al go, hsss -.-r tsk-s
Tee tsti~-Pa-orsfsi n ~ crtrart ~ Ssrsapa-
f's. rties taa r.rt fl -afsr. 10 s4.sf 81, 49,
iash.. hsi nI,at. go go t-ari- 81 - ts
sa1..as f o. ~,raP n sar.aalf.l.s. a- az l-o.c
80 10 -sa.Hs sad
IT, a,-.ss Esfr.rts 80 r.,-p,rsf 81 r.sr-i,
ses-ui.er r-iaesp-s-.a Fs-s--s,f sui.sir -
60 sir--rIA ~ 80 sl.-t--.s -..,. 80 900 ts-ir
e--7-s.t-.s. r-ss. t.l c...i l..Fs t..t 10 .a D.
ar.u5arf1a 81 thsr l..rrn.rs 81 taos- 90
so ,a ttr O.. s. D..-a.-l.ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

hiiKiNG OrsLfTIEs. The .'Stevard-
e The stock 81 tie Rorsl Arriculisrsl
Society of England calls the attention o.
tn imPoriance Of sHtenI.n- greater en-
courasemsnt 20 TIE cu'tivafion oLthe milk
producing qualities 81 cattle . AZ ,bs
lste Ne~castie exhibition. b. 49,. ..tcs.-
tfal a. ucrc ihs classes of Short lIo-r
coEs. there va nof one among them char
90 ~ould expect % Sis pah ~ftb u.E
We NAY. Indeed. q fartberssd s.k -
many Of Our high-brej cows car rear thei-
oun calves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21
PHrrAsrSe srrp wH..r. R.fn,

PRrPAEISG SEED WHxNT. Before SOW
ing. prepare a strong brine. HaHa bs-rel
vii be needed to pickle As rtile a, or S
bushels Of gain. but Of eoGIse. would ans
yer for much more. and 90 this qssniisy
add half PoUnd Of blue visrioi (s-lrAais q
ooTp0). A portion !, done sia time. stirr-
ing itwen. ard skinming oH all ihs; Seats.
dirt. fosl stuff. snHty grains. etc. A
fast a. each portion Is soaked. throw Il cot
into = basket 70 drain. The picking
should be done 20 u hour, before so--
Jag Just previous 20 sowing. the gran
shouh Be sPrrai o.; on clean aoor ard
rolled in hae Stacked 20 a dry powder.
ssirrIag the heap viii rake,.
fAgricaiiuris'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

GRsTrIN0 rHE GR,rE. 4 corrcspoa-
deaf q the Agrieulfuri.s saws that rrape.
may Be sacrsssisl grAfssd late in auiamn
just before the grouad freeze.. Or early ia
the spring:
Remove The earth for 80 i-cbe,
around The worthless vine. cut IL OF. and
pat IN graf Of some valuable .ort l.,
the scion - q one good sye. and pot i;
Ike an ordinary cleft graft. TIE the sock
WITH bass mating or yarn. and cover ii 9Th
earth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

CHEsr CIDEE HrNrGsE Take the VA
ter IN Which dried apple, are -ashed ard
soaked. and AFTER carefully s;raiai n. put in
AVessel; AID = pound Of saga. or u.
eguivAieni IN no,asse,. Pat in . piece Of
brown paper. snd So where warn. II =
ie~ weeks you ~ill haVe good cider vine
gar More sugar vin improve 10. The
vinegar vi also be better The norc con-
eensrAfed the cider - The s~onger vine
gar = male fross boiled cider.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

The Bangor Tines ssys 4 fe-
Gays sincs a cou belonging to NJ EPtra n
s'er-ts 81 Solon. rot cboksd 18th PIC,
81 iurrip thres inches -iis sd ere rnri
thiek. AIR eShaus,iar Ell cHorts 20 a.
iraef it from fbe throaf n "a taken OFT
By masing a. inciaon from &c oatside
The wound "a ssvei ~ s-d smoked uffh
cd sboes and vooier rsrs Tbs co. 80,
ard drinks o. eel - asusl ard - sprs-,nt',
dong well
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21
The Singer Sewing Machines.

nUE LETTER FAMILY SEEMING NA-
~ thlNl 81 tasf ratnfaE a. ~rsria-- 80 fsT.rfa.
t-.a u 10 irta.I a $40 rhr t-st aaf rh~are.f
aat $3.50 t~snutri ef sr fauts $500 Nsrhr,r
yri aarFri ia the SEA -. - cher F-u,is So
80 NIL has maas s--tal aYri,aacrs g.
iisu--aiar. hsus,aE fsfsar. Tsrtiar Gafhrfirg.
asuag .-r ~ reg Eanhr..t.trrfng trrfrng. A.
~ ofa~f fs-l.'y ~s~trr Na~hia- - - ru.rh
cararifr o. grraf safs-fs rf ~eik tisr -
81 A,.ts ef r'sia. ast ~ a1 sss1. ~ ihrr.f
tfrai 80 frrrrf rrrraTr1urufs uake CO. 20. ~
>-ulrE NJ - u-s-f rri.atlr. asf uaasf frrafis
go $3.50 rrrfara FL arraau On rates rf $780,
u uss~- go s-s-rt-s~t $3.50. -hsrh b. 49, 49,
sirrh $3.50. As ea-r. rtra ef 10 1lasf ar.I.as-
rf rarar.ft rsn -. at rtaars. - fa 80
$500 F-uai.s ~~-tag Nsrhs-r. Ger Fsull,
~r~t.E Narht-rs afr aalshet ~ cAasts 80 "a
gsr.ltr srrr
To- fett.ar Co. ~ ~ Fruv Na-h.a~ b. .
farrs n rara.ag sertaaesh.a ef 80 us-f -srfri
49,. 4 rratrrs fhs uaarh.ar ~h~a - ,a 80
80 -hea a'-.rf ta o. or~fsfrf ~ D. opsu.t -
sTuraras uat sstsraafraf 49, e. srsIata ~
-eft. Vs. srra~ TT ths Cas~s o. 10 81 q a.
chssCsst ~a-sis. arr taashrf la ~ siaatcs s.i
r.asfrff -ar1rr l-.srtt.~ afhrrs go $1,000 80
sral-lisasf rr go 1899 rostis so 1919 rus-arr
1 ts at-..-fr'r arrrs..rs o. 60 a. fra..'s ~
ear1f Ia ar~rsff.a. 81 ~ FL ia,g ci 90 rrr-f 80
I.sesis sai i--r-fr
O. ls fssi irs-saing 90 galaa.r g. fsaasy s--iag
- 80 NaaufsrfariaE u-srair-s 49, So uauutar-
tsl,es ls'Ta---
IT, nfa-rh uEr~s 80 -sii ssrt.li-i -rfA -
- -. far-st. a-ssfrs. 81. A.. u ~ 'srf 49,
Tua.fe.
49, So Ps-rHtsr
TtiL -lNctE NANFFACTCgiNc co.
a. bfoai- ~ YEA.
iestrr o. - usnasrr -
ID ~ hnf Nh. A. af Nova
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

The Gionaie al Slcla 81 Piermsi.
states thar is- dass ago q solitary u,saa.
IAN near Motto -. Anrstasis. in the
district Of sieh. ss.ileniy ssnk 5osn o. t.e
level Of Ca plain. isssiag ~ trace behiod
excer' ier trees ri.,h s,ood on i,s Coz
asd arr Hiil psrly ,,.ib.s. Thi. s,snzr
Poenoneuon - aitrbuied 30 tbs volcsn.c
acton o. Mount Etna. thoseh ne distance
- corsidsrable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

priu'er -hose taieais serr ini.Hsre,t
i-roed physician. Hc "a asEsI ,t. "a.
go oi % ani replied D. prirt.r AL
's,'i' are erpo'el O. Oh, eye. Boz iu pb,.,-
hey az buriei 80 The patient. aaa a,.
gets 81 more EASILY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21
a y r NJ u o = - =
HteHtr cosrrsrssrrp
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA.

- 90, ~ ~ tloi. r--.a,i.s al d..s..s. 49,
"a f'uH stos.s AL sarru A,pcs ia 81. shrua.e
reasi'iafs aaai tis-ases ar.i.g fun a. inpur-
s'sf- - tss No. a.i t.s esiy r-sshl- sal sE-ct.
~ t-s-s r-u--iy g. En- 70 ere ofscrofua. $40
hs-d. 80 Ehesa, Fs,-. - S--H,-r ~ -
noa-- -ocr-t,.a. 81 ~ taf.si 80 I-ss uts,-a-
80. fiuP-s 90 ~ isc-. T-sts,. Er,.,r-iss. 80
a. -cas srusi.s.s 81 ne 49,. sai b-.s.li,t.s al.
coHFLEatos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

LsrrSo HESs. u mooted question
~hether ben laws more thar ere srr 3
day. John Wymsn. Lockport. y. 1.
says b. obtained twelve egg. IN one dav
from sIS BLACK sPsaish ben. Tb-y uere
ed upon soft sugsr corn. Does snv one
sise kno- q q single instance
[Pioaghn.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

u seems that q lawyer IL something of q
carPenter, b. car fio bil. car .sf,t,
barr. make a. enfry. get up q case
ram a. Indictment. smPanel q jurr. r.,
them on boz. nails witness. Lsuusr,
I1fge. bore q ooart sai al Other lac
thin-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21
NEW ENGLAND
Screw Steamship COMFY

FI'HE sr-nl,1 sai fa.t ~r-ansh.n. CHF-A.
II fIthL. Cagf ~ f..sr. saf FNANDuNIA.
Oapf >tereee #. ed. aaIll larfarr .ailos raa 81
GIlas
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