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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

TnERn are nov ftow 900 20 LOO. 900
bead Of Texas cattle pastured along shs east,
srn and northern limits Of the State, and dcs-
tined for the market Of The Nississippi. -
They ere detained whore they ART By the
statutes Of neighboring States. which forbid
them being driven through them before The
10Th o. Nosessbsr, She sesscn beng die
ssss called the Texas CATH fever, which,
prevails in the sslnnss Hmonlhs, aud 10 con
tasious. Es'iae1sd y only eio per head,
there is here valusef ess million dollars
in cattle alrea1y oa1e 0ay ~ the east.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

THE island recently thrown up on the
Florida coast, by volcanic action. has been
explored, and consists mainly Of quicksand,
danger Gus to travel on, except in one small
portion, which 10 Of rocky nature. Some
signs Of vegetation are already apparent,
some rank grasses and plants having start
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
a MYsrER1OCe DEATH.
: 80 =: !.. :::::.< - ~: - =:
SsSoce0ce. and Fa11s uo00 ".
- aAA R1OOR.

on the F1Oor.
From the Chicago. m. Republican,
A singular fAtality, and one which might
be rdArdkd - : 6pseial visilatiss a tAs Al
mighty, occurred esterday afternoon 10 this
city. The circumstance is verified By sew
erG psssehs who we're present, including the
physici,n who was called to examine the
stricken pessea. We give the circumstance
- related 10 our reporter BY the attending
physician, lsaviag thc reader to draw bis
own differences.
About week ago . mechanic, boarding
at No. la Burnside street, was robbed In
the night time OF about $50 The money
was taken out Of his pants pocket after he
mad retired In The nsosnisg. discovering
bio less. he ruade It known 10 the lAndlady.
Size enioised silencs upon him, and told him
that herself had been likewise victimize1 /,
bu, BY whom she did not know, although
her suspicious pqeted upon boarder named
Rosencrist, . pr. This Rosencrist hes
been III inmai179 the housc for some time,
and the woman did not like to accuse him
directly Of tho crime, although his actions
III ootns time past, and the cxtssvsgancc
Of his expenditures. jusuosll hss in snsss-
tanning suspicious relative TO his integrity
Yes,efdsy Nor ming another boardcr reported
the -inysVtsious disAppearance Of his pocket
book, and The landlady. after due dsiibeta
lion, dssssminsj 70 lake Roseucsist salie
AID queston, him. ,Going into the pafio'
and calling in the bossdsrs whose money
had been purloined, the woman accused
him Of the then. Kcsencrist turned deadly
psls upon hearing the acsusati0n. end
eraspcd table near him, he turned to
lssrjs hieAcsSsees 80 dsaisd ~ ksevledg,
ofthe ma. They inasted upon his being
~ salQeiA, Ahsaas sspsaasd his eessssss
tons Of his innoccncs. end placing bis hand
on hiohsDtt, Dc appealed 70 Heaven 70 YER
| ify his rcctitude. saying that 4 he VA
enAty - hcped "ths tdagus would clsvs L
lie mouth, The top Of his hssd fell in ast
drop from bic shoulders, and that Coo
~o6 d strike him dead" Az he utterct
tho last wevds he wss observed to stsggsr
ehss,ly paleness over spread his features
and, throwing up HE arms be dropped dsas
o. The door, . the horror Of those in tn
ROOM A physician was Immediately sum
| moned, Who, after examination, pronounc
l I'd life extinct.
The affair hes created intense sxc:temen
in the neighhorhood. and numerous o.
the opinions advanced relative 10 the supcs
inducing cause Of the mans death-som
insisting that his death was = manifesto
ton Of the displeasurs Of God at the man
appeal, conscious - he was Of his guilt
Others attribute the mans demise 10 ape
plexy, heart disease or some other silmen'
ocrasioned by the sbruptress Of the accu
sation operating upon sentative tsmpssa
msnt, and occasioning a sudden cessatio
Of the functions Of the vital Orgsns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

Tns stories Of Kids buried treasures
still find believers. A company in South
Coventry. Connecticut, and another in Oak
Island, Nova Scotia, are engaged in search
ing for the pirates gold. Butler should he
made President Of the company. II there is
Any gold there he will find il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

'CnoLsRA cioAR" 10 the last notion Of the
tsbaceenists Of Tie est end efLoadsn. The
cigsrs are prepared With opium" and u
epism>satsrs never suffer from cholera,
smokers Of The cigar will b exempt froa
the epidemic, II least - cay the traders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
ADVERTISEMENT

DIX. EAsfeRLY's IODINE Axp SAnsA PARIL-
LA.-This eelebsated medicine will Scure
Scsofuls, Iumeray Chronic Son Eyes, o)well-
Ing Of the Glands, White Swellin9, RIIes,
Boils, Goitrs, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Gravel,
Liver Complain., Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
General Debility, and I'll Chronic diseases.
DIR. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparlla is .
Compound Of the Fluid B&trasts OF the Hon.
durus Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Stillingia,
Burdock, Princes Pine and several other
valuable Roots with ne ledine and Iodine
Of Potassium n highly esnoantrated state,
which renders tho peapoEat1on the most
prompt and eficacioue known to man, for
the cure Of those diseases arising from an
impure state Of The bleod, and eli dieoases
where Tonic and Alternative tnedicineis in.
dicated. It searches out the very germ or
roots of ~ dissass BY pnrllj ing the Blood
and correcting the secretions Of the Liver,
and by thoroughly lenovatins the whole sys-
tenn ffosa On Impurities, giving rev lie end
activity to tho various organs Of the body.
II parties the blood and removes IN PIN.
lies and blotches. and makes the skin pure,
white and clear.
1t will cure Old Sores, letter Ringworm,
Salt Rheum, Scsld Heed, Pinplss On the
Face, Prairie and Bsrbess' Itch, Army itch,
Illinois Manage, Missouri Scgatdhes, Iowa
Digs, and oil Diseases and Eruptions of ths
Skin; but for the cure Of sores and skin dis
eases, We recommend Gridley's Salt Rheum
sud letter Ointment, to beapplied to the
aores or part effected. The Iodine and Sas.
saparilIa puriiies the blood and removes tho
cause, and the Ointment heals the sores and
kills The d;ssose, and due . speedy and
permanont on10 Z GD6ot<Ak Both are re-.
commended to be used for those complaints.
price- 0gjdlV'e oolt s0AuumN61i 1aaSr
Ointment, Is cents pr bottle.
q osp61toanl sollo4 Dr.. +. Eastsrly 4
Co., No. 20 North Fiilh street. st. Louis,
No. Sold ct their Branch Fo0ily Medicine
Store, Nd 9 teelieaa seDs6 Cn1cnke, IN.
For oole 81 IN Urue036kn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

DR.. Bakers specific vill cure gnnoerhoa
mstonhGuA, chesdse, llsetDe 6f ~ kidney,
- blaadD, ard ~ dhsoaD Of ~ UuAl
caused by ssatagiea q Wsahnsss e sk4es
-, nale o. llRals. ~~v~
his inf fsns1r i(Aow offered "a
~ ofFlicgoQ I'd Warf7 <Q % curs iii dis.
sasss e ~ osnl1nl,eegnas q . ~ IN.
end b the 80 end inlSllleas cure loe Scst.
matorrhea. generally termed seminal veak.
ess, eeaDe1 y seG-abuae eexexcuesive In
dulgence, which y now - fAffany 6rsva-
lent in ~ nrtp Of lbs esuntry.
II is . great healing, purifying and self
curing rsnsdys uhisA TequifeG . medical
aid Or advice. q plain directions 6or ~
accompany ths msdicine. The deuaoa fe1
this specific 10 wonderful, and IL i every
day increasing. Orders ere daily received
for i from nearly. every city and town ia
the United e00S D6e forwarded by ex
press.
N.B.-In cases Of gonorrhna, gleet and
structure, DR.. Bakers Injection 10 recon-,
snended 10 b v1ed ii Co oikC(C6h IN ID,
Specific, - it uiet6kally - d &abdj 3
Che Inflammation, pd stoprohg u bcha| Ie
Both are recomuf he'd 1sbes1d7puo2
complaints.
A treatise on sexual diseases, called IN,
ssSslf4 1otructor," accompanies cash bottle
- TIE Spsei6c.
Priee-Dr. Bakers Specific. $3.50 pei
q. %. pkss:A ,.oo pc,
6otals.
!. 1siee-nak sIpisctins Syringe, 90 essts
tssAdls Injecting Syri4tI SO cts.
P.ies.-Ths Iodine and Sersapasilla b sc
5.asSy .zp-... Z , Il rss.s 4 u ss..,
y 2 I ;ii;'si ! : :; s's;s a sxiuk}
ping.
alssssAt 'eesl y nsllp,ul
ca. Ne; 20 Meth lSitA stt5st, Sc. fIeuia
No., ed q theis beanch seoes. Ne. 81
E11kii6b a. 0lAa14 q.
An : Yssae. w6sassals Dsalsse, D.
h''nuc vc--. Sc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
Dsns.,sug a 'cynssyva,lv. Ticket.

t~GN re- lB8f tyHsf
ysg Fer Sscsstary II State,
COLONEL 8. q. vANANDA, Of De'awsse.
'se For Treasurer Estate.
GEN. 0rOaGE A. STONE. Of Henry.
For Auditor cfStste,
TArr ROBERT ". CROSS, OF Pom.
For Attorney 0cnesal,
CAPT WEBSTER BALLINGER. OF Lee.
For Register Of State Land Ofiiec,
WLSRP r.. MCKENZIE, u Clnstos.
Fer Reporter Of Supreme Court.
CAPT. ALBERT srODDARD, of Tame.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
CAPT FIRED. GOTTSCnALK. Of Dubuque
For Congress- Second Distric'.
JOHN P.:COOk. Of Scott.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

A singular and most distressing scene
took place on the 9Th. in = graveyard ct
Edwsrdsviilc. Illinois, were, during the fu.
neral ceremonies over the body Of child Of
Mr.. John 0afney, the morners and at-
tendants were attacked by swarm Of bum
he bsss. The isaAs insects Ne upon the
uncovered heads and faces Of those present,
who we're mostly all stung in = terrible
manner. The ladies screamed, and . re
treat was absolutely necessary before Il,
ceremony Was concluded. One Of the Il
dies stung is confined to her bed from tn
eOeMe OF ol1o viroo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

"NR. WHirs. will you have the Kindness
to lend me ten dollarsy" "Cestsinly-upon
one condition" ''Name it," 'Thst you
tell me Why your request 10 Ike ths back Of
my neck ?" ~ must give it up." well It
is because I can't see It."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

Tas NEw Yst1 01aAlD. = Under the in
nusnce Of the pspsae characterization for the
Unisa in New York Monday svsaing, the
Herald qualities 10 psssious position, and
once more declares Sos W. agains, the Rad
cils. on the ground that they are uncosdi-
tional disunionista.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

4. I. SrswAsr. Of New Ysrk, Who n.
jsiess IN ahslafgsst income Of any individual
In the United Statss. wears f,ne. upoh ne
ssal Of which b Latin usese, whisA bsine
interpreted signifies -"Kssp busv anl
mind yssr chances" e - 'vrsa"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

T1s beegse pest0aetsr Was On the wit~
ness sssnd - sshse day. = ssYsu ass the
pesnastse - this eisys ssasa ~ ssuety
setseney. The answer vas II su-er
No. Uksa Iasrasd atoa he pest oGce."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

PAra'ox Loao. Of Dubuque couats j eas
Killed last week BY being struck on ea,e Sead
~ the oissiia: poas Of = lcad sf hay on
which he vas riding. The pole came unf.s :.
tened, and striking him hsoas bic NecNs1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

Two and aquarter inosss ofraia feil q
C'nci"nAh during the twssty.lsur heurs
sndiag q seven o'clock % the saurHise a
1Auee1Ay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

Tne tetal ancunt s( local subscriptions 10
she Cedar Rapids L St. Paul Ra'lroads i,
reported ~ Gas, $50, Of which anoant eas.-
80 were subscribed q WasessOp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

LAsr Tsssdsy night, seven criu,iu,ls con.
0nsd in The CAarlsstown jal u Clark corn>
:S3e sss3ssa,es 3: s; i: =. q sssS n.
~. sqf3Ng 4 YtkUylE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

Ata dinner party given to the President
and bic associates In s. Louis, M. Sewasd
offered the following well returned teAst /:
THE Mayor Of st. Louis may lie cvee b.
con servatiye IN the administration Of cit,
affairs. aud radical in hospitality to his
friends
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24


Tine SAP FAiL ~ PrnYn. NINA ~
Louis newspaper correspondent narrate- the
following lamcntabie story:
Coming down Chcstnut street. St. l.ouir.
ono day last week | was struck nv the an.
reArance Of nm old man pas, sixty. who wore
. thresdbSrr c,at, Shiny with constant wear,
and whose hat was bruised aud sccdy. His
heat was bent toward thr earth, and his
walk vas sotter,ng shuillc, the effect Of
whiskey and old age. he rceled from ono
eide Of she pavement to tho other, snd Il
last brought up against lamp post on the
corner, when . yonng loAser coming along.
salut him with, "lIalloa, jim; come and
take drink" The old mana eyes bright
sncd. aud, arm in arm, he sauntered along 10
the nearest grcggery with his companion.
Five years ago that old man "a. James
Green, United States Senator tsom Missouri.
and in the days Of the Kansas d I.ecomp-
ton matters no was. next TO Stephen A
Douglas, the sblest dcbater in Congress. -
Bnt the war broke out, Nc. Green vas cent
70 the rebel Congress. soon lost his proper
~, his position and his character, and nov
hs isa poor druakAsd, and earus barely Q
pitts"e 81 living ~ salsbcose sAystsr. !,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
CITY PROPERTY
EOR OlLR.

j lstese.ss prsAy ed H4h easeeG, sAsleAs
! Lot eosaer Perry ~ ms s}fpsl A{lee,
eoW oce6pige = 1 Suef ~, h0 tooA f1l9e
osil1ois4 6naio soiAabls ~ 1estseJ watv -A11o1,
- 0o.yd ssss VI rNsj p u ~ .sicHRsesa
u. ;;;Bss 4 q & " sse s 49, $
SlFses, go : ~ t1sst6NtU6 = - ~ Stf6I
eloVo1ug. aefaA Ftt~xfesssst stitAs &c. --
sL,s.,ss gnast Ia 1. ~. 4 4 -
T. 80 e 49, ~ ~. II sss13sss.
enAlsahssysFA aasisssvsrg ss--saa ~
ses:.s .sas.es lS y, n; d:
: q ~ =. = e, - - ~
- ss4 IS 31ear @SoS 49, 81 fFsH tflt1
Is eseA bsn1iae ~ n ~ dHef -
siaa1 ai(Aie ~ qieq1es pslk N - =. =
AYoSlal. ffiae IT. ~ = ~. .Y-ir'n,3ss
> . DselDtsGt tss auogcaS ;h6lfu1o huks1
~ la4s tDtAeo 49, - - -
- - ~ sssa4eoSs = s3aSfe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

DEATH ana 0mrlal or Colusnbos-
We heard the question asked Of . student
IN history, few days ago. where v Chris
tcphes Columbus buried" We havc, how.
ever, found in rresc ,t.'s Life Of Ferdinand
aud Isabella the following facts which were
interesting to US, and Ne believe. will he TO
our readers
Columbus died Nay Goth. 1906. in the
esiEhborhccd Of valladolid, Spain. 1t. a.
the day Of our Lords asos,sio;,., Ills o,nth
took place with little apparent suffering
and IN the mcst Chris,isn epirit n resiens
ton. Ills remains we're frat deposited in
the Convent Of ST. Francis. AZ Valladol,d.
but elk years alter they we're removed to
me Usrshusian monastery At Las Cuevas. Il
Seville. whers King ferdinand erected over
then q Costly moaumsut. From this spo,
h's body vas transported, in the year 1880.
70 the Island Of ST Dominee, the shesare Of
bis discoveries. On the esseion q a. llo.
n'sgo to krasss. 10 l7o9, the totly Of Go.
'unbss ~ renewed to the Island sf Cube.
vhcrs his ashes noe 9sissly sspose in ,hc
Cathedral Church Of Havana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
Seminal Weakness Cured.

Dr. BOnANNANs VEGETABLE ELECTuARY,
pleasant aud palvtabls for 6permatcrrhGa OF
Seminal Weakness. This remedy, which has been
used by the renowned Dr. Dohannan In his private
psaeue. fef evcs twenty Eve yeari, we nevsf Known
u fail ID curing the worst Of seminal ~ akneee
In fr00 two 70 Ave weeks. AZ er twen1y.Sye yqnr'
uoe II private practice Il il ADVERTISED oey for
the benefit VI the unioriunates them from the
hands Of merciless Quacks, II not from the grave.
Price - per box Sent to all parts Of the country
For eale at Dr. Bohaunan's Office, No 80 Pine St.
between Third and Fourth.
Established in 81. Louis in 1887.
eept2l-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

Reerna0en0 and W10esSpFeo0
Success IL the best evidence 81
che GooanesO - Oro00eeeh's
Pll1s.-They should b. in every family. ready
for use on the nr.t symptoms Of disease occurring.
This neahod will often save Me. RemeDbcr. The
Cholera must be treated ~ Poison.
and your safety demands II should be got rid OF with
ont delay. Colds, rheums'ism. asthma, pleuri-y.
diarrhwa cclice in fact all sickness in the conse-
quence of active impurities in the blood. These be-
ing removed, the health IL restored At on e.
Obsez my name in the Government stamp In
white letters. Sold ny Druggists. b. BRANDRETH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

cmnlSTAo0no HhIn Owe,
which noarshcs the nbrcs a. well - changes their
h1e. Manufactured by J. CHRlSTADORO. . Aston
HOUSE. New York. Sold BY Druggists. Applied BY
al Hair Dresocrs sepidlm
Marriage oo0 Celeoocy, an Essay
Of warnisg end Instruction Sne Young Men. Alec.
with eure means Of relief Sent free Of charge in
ssoled letter envelopes. Address, DR.. J. SKlL1lN
HOuGI1TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. auy16-d&W3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. BO HANNAH,

DR.sBO HI ANN AN,
: Ms. 80 and - Pine So,
Deew~ea - q Ash, opposite De.
Dor's Opera Mouse.
ST LOUIS, ~.
~UREs ALL DISEASES WITHOUT MER-
~ cpry. and in the SHORTEST rinx POSSIBLE.
be being the discovefer Of
Vegetable Remedies
Thss gill eradicate I'll traces Of disease.
0crolulo. Cancer. Consunsptton
Asthnno. R0AmmatessA, Dyspepsia
Neurm1g1a. Liver COsnpl~ Int. sick
Headache, OrOpsy. skin Erop.
tt0ns. R1eapt Disease. sDuuodsces
Chronfc O1arrhGn. Piles. llehi!.
sly, Agoe ana Fever. fevcrr. !.
CREATIONS, Mecarlal Dsaios. Hide
ney oaloo1 Ufonary A06csbons.
The above are few Of the numerous diseases
which speedily yield to his great = Vegetable Aedi-
eins,e the y. slso permanently cares III
C@RON1C = lNFECTAOCS
Dseases In a short time. wthou, the Of Mercury.
Diseases Of women have also his attention. AL OBJ
structoGs, &C. removed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

q GOLD AMI ma. IN NJ
I'll. WATCHES. NI.
GETS SILVER WARE. DIAMOND srrs AND
~ ktneR. EnglsA silver Crnct Stands, Ruttrs Cool
r.. Dinner and Tea Srrvicr, Pianos. sewing ma.
cnHes, vcst Chains. Bracelets Lockcts, t;cd Fen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24

Medical Advice F10os
All th0se who are suffering from "spermetorrh9a'
or =" SemipAl wcakncse," ~ any priveoe disease. or
arc u doaAt = 10 III exact nafufU 81 thes cDmPiant
should scnd at once Tor DR.. Bohsnnan's Treatise IN
Special Diseases" which gives . full description,
symptoms, Ac Of all Chronic" and especial dis
cases. a. TO leave room for doubt. This valuable
A pOHANNAN, Nos. 8; and 81 Pine street. between
Third and Fourth streets. ST. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
The Moons Volcanoes

The Moons Volcanoes
are engaging the attention of asst onomers. but the
worli o, Beauty and Fashion Is less interested In
human discoveries than in the great question Of
Turming she Heads
that have been whitehead by age sickness to Go
rious black or brown hue. Nobody now is such
A Lo'NAT1C.
- not admit that the finest and the most harmless
hair d Hkcner In axisfencc Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-11
ltn portrefnl@e8 8etImittel.

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81 ia, tiasm l1uiten Ieicen
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bsr bsIttn TN GBesraud,e beiin6i4en Grap rlts, ,
insbr ttrsbt itln ssntbumer ibm n.rbt u. &h
heheu has Jlittfl leSte ggpdg betiud,i II uaS eiWu
nana Iafgsn SuFsn ooburdb BON Safe ssld ait. Ef
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fern cs,fiuit; In Baltimore pm e etb g.
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n UbinAtcn ecn Spi ~. Watn SrnbtJ.
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On 99afbtn atom Fet g be. Gbriate n
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i9m 3 2eogtbtnstpas | soR Ropn,
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