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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

s correspondent III Omaha. Nebraska. who
haupenei 10 Be 1T The Herndon House in
that dts, aud be a listener TO public con
versaton al tl.e dinner table between Gener-
al ". /. Sherman aud General q. NJ. Dodge,
sends Us a report of the conversation, as
nearly as he could recolleet it, as follows
Cen. Sherman Well, Dodge, you are runs
ming for Congress-
Cen. Dndge-Yes.
SheFman--I am sorry. lou have enough
10 dp without going into politics.
D0dge-1 bal is true, but the people of this
District seem TO think differently. and ! am
willing to sacrifice my personal feelings and
interests for the purpose of aiding the sue.
cess OF principles for which we fought.
sherman-Nho is your opponent
Dodge-Gen. futile, Of Des MONIES.
Shefman-W What, Tuttlel Wen, il you do
not beat him, you ought to be taken out, and
whipped
pJdge-Did you ever know the Sixteenth
Corps to goin without winning?
Sherman-No.
Dodge-Weli, II is in the fight over the
river In the Fifth Congressional district.
Sherman-Ihen il is all right
Oar correspondent snys the conversation
WAS in no manner private or confidential.
and as there were many Interested listeners.
he feels fully aathorized TO send the renort d
us.--Hegister.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

Who would not BE beautiful Who would not
add to thtir bcauiy What gives that marble
purity ara 9fssagss appearance We observe upon
the stage. aHl in the city belle II is no Logger
secret. They use IIagan's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued Use removes tan, frcckles. pimplcs and
ropghness, from the face aud hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent blooming and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it contains
no material injurious to the skin. Any Druggist
will order il for You. ii not hand, al SO cts per
bottle. V. Z. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARS95 q co Whcl.tsie sgents. n. I.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ovER A rs,LLtoN DOLLARS SAVED,

Gentlca,en - bal negro man. worth ) 200
who took call from Ii bad lnri III the ley and was
useless Tor oser a year. ] had used everything
could hear Of wi.ngut benefit, until / tried The
Mexican Mustang Imminent 1t soon effected .
permanent care J. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery Ala June II. 1859.
II take pleasure ID recommending the Mexican
MRsldug Imminent ak 9 valuable aud indispensa-
lie article i4g Spraiiis Sores, Scratches OF Calls
On i.9rses. Our faen Ihave used it Tor Burns. Brat
50, serss. Rheumatism, &e., and al gay il aets
like ma eje. J. ", HEWITT,
Foreman ior American. Wells Fargss and Harm
Don Exnzess.
ssThe sprain q ngsiAns htess ankle, oceasioncd
while skating iass w,sn5eF, pss entirely cured in
one week, ~ SIR bud commenced using your
celebrated Mustang iiaimcnt. ED. SEELl."
Gt5aeesitr. Mass. aug /. lsG5.
Il / an admitted tset tnst the Mexican Mus
tang Liniueti performs Isore cures in shorter
tinI,, on man All beast, than any article dis
covered. Families livery men and planters
should always haye il on hand. Quiek and sure
ii certainly =. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engraving heaiing the signature or q. W
Westbronk. Chemist ana he pt.eaie T. :. stamp
u DsS,- Bt8 Co, oyer the top.
Al cdaft hs- asea iiadq esuaterte; It with
cheap tone plate iahtf Eaet cfa-eiy'
saratoga sprtcg Water, so.d by oil
Druggists
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s.Jss'A SO ss-aExactiy r'Asdlot Single said
they there every .ime.' 1.-The felt sowley
in the morning, be took Plantation Bitters II he
felt weary at night. he took Plantation Bitters ii
he lacked appetite, was weak, lsnguii or mentally
depressed, be took Plantation Bitters and they
never failed to set him on his. pins Auare and
Few persons want any better authority; but as
some may, just read the following:
g / owe much to you, for /
verify bellows the Plantation Bitters have saved
my life,
REV W WAGNER s.as Mad Madrid, IN, r. a.
fsrer from Dyspepsia. and had . as.ndsn preach
have cured mo-
REV. c. "A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
4 had lost sal appetite
was 60 weak and enervated could hardly walk
and had perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
4 z JAMES HEIMINW AYs 81. Ienis, Mo-
Tho Plantation Bitterz
have cured me of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs. tina, distressed Inc for years.
They act like charm. LII
G c. MOORE, 25l Broadway, X. "
Mrs. o. NJ. DEy0E, manager Of the Union
Home School for selliers' Children, says she "has
given it to the weak and invalid children under
her charge. with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred realms
of such certificates, but advertisement is SO ef-
fective as what people themselves say u a good
article. Our fortune ard one reputation IL at
stake. The original quality aud high character
Of these goods will be sustained under every and
all circumstances. They have already obtained
sale in every town, village. parish and hamlet
among cisiseA nations. base imsators try to-
come rs near our name and -tye as they can, and
because a good article eann9t be sold as low as
poor one, they find sornc support from Parties who
do not care what they sell. BE on your guard
See our private stamp over the cork.
!, l.. III. DkAkE q Co. New York City.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Case of 80 vals morocco and book cprpeieslo 90
Caso Of % large walls In morocco and book. %
Case " 70 large rias plain and baok..... 60
Case Of 10 bores mos TO Isl and teok..--.... 90
These remedies by the single bor sttt TO
any rart n the country by mali express, free Of
charge on receiat o. the price, Address
UTrhpHREry SfEfITYc
HCMGsoFA TTfTO MEDICINE COHPhEY,
CO.. ard I4eTsf No. t62 broadway, Sew- 1crk.
Frr .s4a Nv r*sfy M-dsrihs Dealer.
ur HUNrBRFts Is consulted eafy at his Gree e
sonati Is letter above, for all forns II dtss
ian21dty
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne. used
to battle thc face and person. to render the skin
soit ail fresh, TO aiay inflammation 70 perfume
ciathing, tpr headache. tc. I, is manufactured
from tie rich Southern Magnolia. aud Is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. tits iagor.ie
with actresses and opera singers It Is sold BY MI
dealer. a slae in large bottles, aad by DEass
BAnsEs + Co. New York, Wholesale Agents.
saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggi.ls
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Hemstreets ininitable Hair Colcriug 10 Lot a
dye. An instantaneous dyes composed Of 10
eassfic, and mere or less destroy tho vitality
and beauty Of the hair This Is the original Hair
Coloriag, and has heen growing in favor over
twenty years. II restores grey hair to its origns
color by gradual absorption, in most remarkable
manner. II Is also a beautiful hair dressing. Sold
in two sizes-5D cents aad Shy all dealers
{. HEiMsTHEET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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PREsIDEsT JOHNSON does not fail contin.
ually TO remind the country that be Is a Tar
the honor Of being specially regarded, ~ he
taiiors goose. ssa4 sssssl ~
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.Vtatannttaftnn.
BALT1MoIREs. 6 6 OHIO. I. Glin El

UEEICE BAIT. Q OHIO RAIIROAnCiO.. =
EWHEH4 June Is, lSB8
RnAlNfERf siyEIEhr1rE L. 80
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Tine haplinelstEeet-4 churOhaadyer-
tises in our columns. this morning the
holding6f q iFdiEand Festival at Wash-
ington Hall ON Wednesday evening,
the finest Sunday School 4 RI {ltis, ;ritly
in numerical point of view, and the
object otrthe proposed FRirIaud Festf4
val Is TO obtain funds for the bnrtos 81 d.
providing library with
the wants and the importance OF, the
school. The COMMITTEES fopose tomake
It an agreeable Entertainment, Where
those who wish may pass delightful
worthy cause. : ~
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HAL.Low-EvE.-This is the last day of
October, and tonight is hallow-eve.
It's observance has almost disappeared
IN th1s country, except as an occasion
for frolicsotne tricks by small boys.
But generations ago, In the Old World,
and even now, it was an evening of all
others, not excepting Christmas the
most memorable. In Scotland there
are spperstitions in regard to halloW-
eve that do not obtain elsewhere, and
Burns in his celebrated poem on the
subject, portrays its traditions and asso-
Citations in a striking and impressive
manner. 1t Is thought in that
lower classes, to be a night when
Witches DEVILS and other mis-
chtet-m0ktng beings are all abroad on
baneful midnight errRnds, particularly
those aerial people, the fairies, are said
on that night to hold q grand anniver-
snry. The granntes assemble the little
children together In chimney corners
and tell them of many, frightful and
wonderful things that have happened
on hallow-eVe; how in "many noun
tain glen" the most awful midnight
cries have been heard, and how blood
has been found "all along the heather''
on the following day. Walter Scott,
yVhenl abby, was fond of going sabout
on hRllow7 eve and listening TO the old
"cragins" tell their stories. It is said
he drew the picture of Norma of Fitful
Head from a hallow-eve superstition.
one Of his most celebrated characters.
1t used to be a superstition among the
negroes OF this border land of ours here,
that the spirits of the Indians revisited
their old hunting grounds on this night,
and woe betide the luckless darkey that
should be caught outwithout = pass, by
one Of these disembOdied warriors. His
scalp was sure to pay the penalty.
They were also afraid to look in the
glass after nine o'clock at night, lest the
devil would confront them. They also
had n belief If they should walk back
ward to bed on this night, they would
be sure to dream of all that was to hap
pen them.
Nowadays hallow-eve celebrations
come under the head of those customs
more hOnOred in the breach than in the
Observance. Even the small bows are
ashamed to annoy people as they used
TO. We trust that they will continue
to cnltivate this feeling. 1t Is very RI
diculous to be annoying people by
oVerturning boxes and performing 9TH
er clumsy feats which have no manner
Of sense or smRrtness in them.
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TIE river was rising yesterday even
ing with seven feet water in the cham
mel. Business on the landing was toll
erably brisk. The Potomac took on a
pretty good freight OF nails, &C., and a
very good passenger list. The Edin-
burg e the Cincinnati packet for this
evening. She leaves at B O'clock ~,
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The Intelligencer

Is now, as It always has bean, THE FRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. As through
the Iate war IL wis unsWervtng in its support
of the cause and the soldisrs Of the Republic,
the National Administration and Freedom,
80 It VIII continue to support all measures
that are lehlafed to adjust the Troublesome
National honor tLSttce, and an enduring and
pleased pedce. hsafys.i-, s. - --gsfts.4ilt4
Not hasty in It's conclusions, but jtLt and
sincere N Is ctto1l5-not sensational In
Its spirit, but Er60reSSttS and tberdI u ~ tesi-
go ~ So lsg4 ,fi Al" TGay Ga f..a .fan,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31

MAYOR SwEENEY's card OF Saturday
docs not satisfy tho public. Inquiry
has been started and the Mayor must
bring something stronger than his
mere ipse dirt that certain statements
are false and slRnderous. The public
want to know by what authority two,
at least, of the prisoners were released
on election day, since it seems clear
that 1t requires an order OF Council to
release; and Is equally clear that In the
case of Dargan and Russell there was
no order for release. There are gentle
men who from experience know at least
as much as the present Mayor about
the muntcipal regulations of this city,
who declare that his action of Thurs.
day was the usurpRtiOn of nm authori-
" not granted by any law. Mr..
Sweeney knows as well on what
side such characters vote as he knows
on what side he votes HIMSELF
Mayor should inquire of them what
ticket they intended to vote. There are
many people who think that if the
Mayor had a proper sense of the re-
sPect due TO his Office, he, would not
have thrown himself under the sus-
piciOns of releasing prisoners for cleo
ton purposes. He had NEGLECTED the
order OF Council releasing LaWIer, form
week or two; 1t was II little strange that
he should remember it so clearly in the
confusion of an election day. Other
people will think 1t a little strange that,
without authority of law, he should re.
lease Prisoners and yet have no design
in It. The city incurred an actual cash
outlay In the case of those three prison.
erS, aside from any fines, of forty-siX
dollars and sixtY-hVe cents, and the
people want to know by what author.
tty Mayor Sweeney discharged those
prisoners without some one paying. or
assuming to pay. at least this actual
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TIE latest novelties in the way OF Toilet
articles, Perfumery, &c., can be found at E.
Bookings Drug Store. Our readers should
not fail TO examine bis stock before making
their purchases. .-.,s.5
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SIR SAFE
FolIr Saial

OFFER MY DWELLING HOUSE ON
i,StI1 soptaipipg eight rooms
Ianges hot and cold water Il a ~ ~
oS oc:9 ssl vsete' H.RosENTHAT.
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C1RoU1T CouRT.9The court proceed
tngs to-day were the examination of the
Steenrod will and the witnesses, pro
and con, In the case. We presume the
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VVEDXRsDAY-MORNIYG.5OGT. az
Fresh Oysters.

poOTHs BATFELLE&Co!A ARE RECETV-
ID Ing Fresh Oysters daily. For sale by the
case, can and half can. sfspl7
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In convalescence from Cholera, Malignant
Fevers, Small Pgx, br.any Cutaneous Alec
lions, VIII be found Invaluable, giving tone
the system, end removing all the pros
trating effects incidental to disease. The
universal and popular knoWledge of the vir-
tues Of TRUE CRllsaya Bark requires no h4k.
PLANTATION; centuries have passed since its dYs-
coVery, and it Is now recognized as the best
febrfnge which bountifnl nature has flvo5rttsd
us with. Science has discovered many
methods of extracting its virtues, and feduc-
ing, to small bulk, the active principles OF
the Bark, viz, QntnIhe, Cihehonine, ETC., NIL
of which are invaluable as medical agents.
the @eat want Qfs mild and reliable tonic
IN cases Of Debility, Night SWeats, ScrofuIa,
yspePss1a, Los OF Appetite, and other disea-
induced meto present this to the medicaipro-
teSsion and sufferers, as the most reliable sac
and pqYertqlI tonic, that can he prepared,
6; IS y ~ the sprnct+
1ngFed leqtsi Ehieh IsndgI g the peffectdoil or
q remedy for an the above diseises y
Prepared by T. W. Afarsden, 47 broadway,
Ics s1,4 tt sale by all Druggists.
T. 81. L9g9nl& Coz and logan, LIST & Co.,
WholeslS gent, " ieslilgyVV. Va.
81 o sit end 81 Ss ga alI sle's IA
AFoe; corner Market and Monroe st4; Q. 4.
rowing q Sqi1 NO. p Monroe 6tFaets Wheel
st't9nfifrsila 81 "a sifgg1 eAss-4SeoW
q st'Siis i.fl,if ltts 14tes ~ - .sttIsa asit
-siSI Irn eri75Efr uie -ieiI Rs 5iss-2VHt
81 sheeg ai,aag Dass illteS - Il ~ }s
,s..,s,. -.7d ~ s4ef 20 1at-fss
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THEl INTEIIIGENORRh

aims 70 so Influence the public Judgment a. to
assist in forming AHEALTHY, ENLpGHTENED
AND lust POPULAR sENTIlIRNT upon all
ques lions Of cnrrent thought and discussion
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For Sale.

IT OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM OF
i Eightysons Acres, situate little over a
mile nom Bellaire, on the Central Ohio
Railroad, at the first tunnel
The land ID All improved, and has four
dwelling houses on 1t, an at present occIi-
pied also good orchard, the trees mostly
Selecteq.s Three acres arc in grapes and one
acre In strawberries. a goOdsWell OF water,
and there - six5feet Vein Of coal underlay-
ing part Of the land.
There isa good mill seat; with ample water
ailt he,yearS and formerly used as grist and
St1IM,;5fllt1s s15S b. l. sftis t.t5LJ,i.4-
lklueen to twenty acres are Creek bottom
land well adapted for gardening purposes,
and have been used as such for the past two
For further t,c,iISarii ana nr,oo on,,,,
personally or by letter TO John r. Robinson,
on the premises, or at La Belle Store
Wheeling Wet Va - HSF d -
o . ~ -sIeHN RsRoPINsoNa
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8ptEls.9
iStanana House.

nH EssUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
u informs his flfends and the public general
y, that he VII open the tSStantm House, mo.
2 Water treet, on Monday next. The HOUSE
and i8cdlaplete IN every RESPECT. The Pro
pEietnr plelge8 himself 10 spare no pains TO
render his guests comfortable, and hopes 70
receive q liberal alaaFe Of patronage.
Ample Gtahling, attanded by careful and
atsenf1 Fo h0HtlAhsG1G ~ -iJfGg - ~
Z 1ue enlsiIA 3.,J ii Z HEeRY STtAA4MM.,
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WE direct attention to the ADVERTISE
ment announcing the laying of the
corner stone of st. Matthew'S Episeo-
pal Church tomorrow afternoon. Pre-
Hminary services will be held in Union
Hall at ~ o'clock, after which, the
corner stone will be laid with appropri-
ale ceremonies, at the corner Of Fourth
and Centre streets. .sFl sh
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WHILE one of the woElmen engareti
m laying the new water pipe was pre-
PslElng the mold for soldering q Joint,
him. When dug out he was found To
De considerably bruised hut not seri-
ous4y injured
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1RoN-PHosPHoRUs-C A11aAxk- three
best known Tonics, slrillfully and elegantly
combined in an amber-coIored cordial,
beautifully transparent TO the eye, pleasant
to the taste acceptable to the stomach; In
Caswell. Mack q Co. FeIro-P hosphorated
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark. sf5.5
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal Call
saya Bark, and each teaspoonful containson ono
grain Of iron: Samples furnished free to the
profession, CASWELL, MACK & CO.,
sold by all drugEfsts maf0- mw1seowiy
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Medttal.
5-.i''@t sal
.4efGfW bua IIaT
90 "a 6MAdA IL a
gHnAHNatrrR

zIaA SBFEzR
A FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How fsw there are who arc not subject 10
some affection of the lungs or respiratory or
gans, who, by neglectipg premonitory symp-
toms, Eggravate the complaint, until disease
strikesats khatts, causing inexpressible tor
tsure Of the atient, and anxiety and; distress
to friends. -tonlX a eoldt" IA slight sore
throatl" is the needless remark of many
when so atfectAd! yes; only d cod. was
the th66ghties g & S1 PRESTON or Thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
Forewarned-Forean should be the
motto forever In the minds of all, subIect, to
Coughs1 Colds, CatarThgor Influenza Words
of advice should be needed by, all sufIefihg
nom Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption.
Relief is within their reactS and Il negleStsd
fatal consequences ensqe5 e lie of tthtisefy-a
daily, hourly, struggle Tor existence. a con-
test in which there can be but one victor
Deathi ,,,,,1..-j...;5;s4i l ythti1
Doessit not appal the strongest mind, to
think OF thepeSnlt caused by neglect? Then
why .delay2 What excuse can be offered
when timely IRagning Is sounded In your
has bbs BEN it sRts R Ssafs5 4 A 4ntI!
Lon Of cases, and is endorsed by the Medical
fpfpltY as the most prompt and efficacIous
REMEDY thhtSGientth earcn ilA&1 disebVeTS
g; 70 relieve and cure all cases OF Coughs,
case tsnot beyond all hope. Even when the
snuerer IS In the last stages. he will find re.
HeI py using this preparation. One bottle
VIII convince the most incredulouS, that the
merits of this preparation are by no means
e4agger9ted; in tact-fall far short OF the
S912g1eS bestowed upon 1t by thousands who
have been cured by Its timely use, Akunfaric
zee accompanies each bottle, and deal ems arc
instructed In every instance to refund the
money, when this preparation fails to relieve
Preparet1by 7. w 1fRIsde1, SSH BrohdWay.
New York and tortsale by fan Drdggfsts
IT, 4. Il. Logan & Co: and Logan, List & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling w. Va,
Sold als4 by, p. BoH kin5 OddFetloWis Hbfl;
G.Ia. gilbert, end ldt stone Bridge; nEdLAir
BROS. corner Market and Monroe sts.: o. T.
Rowltng q Co., No. q Monroe street, Wheel.
IN q IHTST Il }. m reYrrnr
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tForcSaIaD

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON TIE
~ Island east side ro61Elmd street 5Irhe
house has rooms, well finished; everything
aoonu II ln,s perfect order. Two lots OF
OF fruit. 4. IRWfN
-OCEI-1W Real Estate Agent.
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AS a Newspaper

Il lg our study and aim to mako 1t ALI
WAYS RELIABLE,,tOs spare no expense in
securing ALL TILE NEWS THAT.THE
TELEGRAPH AND MAILS CAN BRING
Us, and to KEEP OUR READERS FULLY
INFORMED upon all matters in all parts OF
the country and thsworld. u Z sHl ,s53t5-,iii
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ACCOMODAI

DASSEN6ER TRAINS WILL RUN RY
the following schedule ON and after June
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It's Commercial Column

other cities, is daily made up with special
reference to reliability and the wants OF pro-
ducefs and commercial men. In II the rea-
statements ofI,the daily TRANSACTIONS and
actual state Of all the leading markets. ,-I.,;r
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one extra TO Eettes mp Of Clpb, 90
no lnncnstste .tsiu 5uts = giqqus sFy M,
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