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Our Merit N0naiRec.
PARsossrIELp, April 8. 1865

PARsossrIELp, April 9. 1868.
Mn. EprfoR 1T viii very soon become the
duty Of the Republicans Of this First Congress
sional District to select a candidate to be sup
ported rs q successor to our present representa-
tive in Congress. Why need there be, Mr..
Editor. any perplsxity as to the proper candi-
date, have never heard the least fault found
with the entire four years. course Of Mr.. Lynch,
while Il has been oilca and truly said that, II
this District ever h.d IN ADLER representative, II
certainly never hsd better one than the pres
ent incumbent
have heard it said that the nomination now
belongs to this part Of the District. Then let US
secure the nomination from this County, since
we have able and good men qualified and descrv-
ing. But has this County claim to the nOmi-
nation at this time, None. unless two terms are
the established usage in this District. think
Mr.. Wood was elected for three terms, but am
not positive; but it is well known that when he
retired he positively refused to be candidate, on
the ground Of the injury to his private business
which hi, absence occasionei. Mr.. Somes from
this County, succeeded him. He served for one
term, and was succeeded by Mr.. Goodwin, Of
this County, who was twice the nominee. II
there has been any number Of terms estab-
lshed Us the rule, maintain that it has a,
often been three as two. How Is the rule In
the other Districtsl Mr.. Pcrham is serving out
his third term 20 is Mr.. Blaine / so is Mr..
Pike. Mr.. Peters, now on his fist term sue
cecied Mr.. Rice who also served three terms.
II will thus be perceived that the established
usage in all the other Districts in the State, Ii
three nominations. II It's insisted now in this
county that two nominations shall be the rule,
II must bc established against prcccdents In
every other District in tho State, whiie The
precedent for three terms In this County Is a,
M eh sstablished,' as are tro terms.
cannot see why we should make an e1cep-
ton in our treatment Of our representative, from
the we'll established u,sges Of the party through
out the State. The exception Is not claimed DO
cause Mr.. Lynch is not one Of the most laborious
men in Congress, nor because he Is not one Of
the most faithful and honest men in that body
nor because he is not in perfect sympathy and
accord with the political views Of his constitu'
cnts, nor because his influence In Congress !.
not markell and felt, nor because he Is not a
man rs strong politically in this County OF
Cumberland as We could nominate. Tho only
possible argument that have heard or can con-
ceive. for dropping Mr.. Lynch and coming into
this County for new man Is, "bccause two
terms Is the rule" This, on examination, will
be found to be erroneous.
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EASTERN RAILRoAp.-A new and handsome
monitor car was placed ON the Eastern Railroad
on Monday, 1t seats sixty passengers In neal
and tasty iron seats, upholstered with crimson
and green figured plush. Fourteen handsome
wire baggage racks are suspended from the sides
overhead. The upper section Of the roof is sup.
ported by handsome carved brackets and lighted
by ground figured glass. Two oval mirrors, In
gilt frames, are placed at each end Of the car.
The finish Is Of polished chestnut and black wal
nut with silver plated trimmings. The car Is
heated by two Of Towards Car Heaters, sccurc-
" bolted to the floor. The outside Of the car is
richly painted and decorated. The car was made
ut the company's shop in Salem.
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Ansag Tie aany rsstostivss which nssEs las
nppsisd y sslisvs The snis.ious Of hs.asity,
tbsrs ID % moro nvohts one nr certain chs q
dissasss thsa The medicinal gum" % the Wild
Cherry TIVE bat hovsv~ nisb,s u n, IL vAlss
10 heal, v sootAs 70 relieve and 70 esrs 10 sahsne
ID Ten fsld By ssssstns and jud,eioss ssoDins,ion
with Other ingrstsson, In thsnsslvss Of sqaal
worth. This happy .isgii.s s.isss - unasss-
Bile decree In
Dr. wistar's Baissm Of Wud Chsrry,
whose value In curing csvyas. Cola, Br.~sAais,
KAsUp'ss cssss, c'ssy, AsiAms, Psi>s.sy zsss-
fisn, s.a ins1i'nf cs~sss,nss ., i.ssinsbls
stress rsstiss.y.
Prom BEsJAsiS WmELEa, Fac. p,>os ,s.s., A
soath Royaiston, Asss
in the spring Of ISJS was most severely solsted
with hard. dry cough, with IL usual s,com IA nj
ment of ght swesu, eonplstsly pnstrstins ny
nervous systsm, and prod Hcing sush dshIhtst<d
state Of health that after .Iying medical aid 70
Ing. - had my friends Al this stAse Of matters
Was prevailed upoa throught the inhasscs Of .
neighbor 10 Try Wistsr's Wild Cherry, ssd. bssors
using two bottles, the eject vas almost magical.
Ny cough entirely len me. the night swests desert
I'd me. hops ooeo more elatsd my oppressed spirits,
and SOON hsd attained ny vostsd strsagth and
vigor. fhss has this Balssm, ~ has Oftsa bsen
renal krd by persons eenyerAnt with the shove
asts literally :s, 1sa N, IRON ON. the y.snnE
kt Of the afflicted.
Prepared by SETH v. PowLH SON, ~ Ire
mont street, boston, and hr ale by Diusshts
generally.
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IL. 10. t..


Every household should keep Railways Ready
Relief and pills on hand their timely use. 70 sud.
denly seized with sickness. may save life As soon
As there IL the slightest untR,iLta In the chest
with difcuty ofbreathing. or indication Of Cough,
take during the dsy N drops OF Relief. In . vine.
glass Of walter. Cure. sfIeetual Palm In the head.
Sore Throat. uoarseness, sudden attack Of Dip.
liberia or inhusnis, apply the Rellefto the throat
and chest Psrsoes suffering from Rhsunsti,m,
Tic Douloureux, kc., should not hesitate n apply
Radssvs Resdy RshtT, both externally and inter.
nally. Nothing better 10 the known world
Create sense Of heat and irritation, OF burning.
you may feel perfectly satisfied Of cure. For
bprains. Cuts, wounds, Bruises. nothing. Ike the
Relief Rub the par, OF parts where the disease OF
Pain 10 seated, II oil that IL SUFFICIENT Aside non
all this, the Relief will DO found 70 DO spisna.a
tonic when used With water. II you have isns-
nsss, Swelling Of ne Xpess Yssl Joints. g.; nss
nothing else In case Of A,iati, Chslsrn; sa s.s.
lief leads all other prsvsatativss. % IN s,e
OF Cholers Norbus, Biiious Cholie. fsvsrs SICK or
Nervous 1ssdsshs, Ho.l br:sts. rsrLinE; nshn. ne
~, painful Warrh9a Vomiting. Convulsioss, bea
Drs~ns. and 6snsral Debility, nadwayS seedy
Relief 10 . sars surs- sold ey DFuxystA Price
Ssc Or. RsdsayS Almanac for issa
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NJ A. ED.

In saeo, March - by Rev. John Bor,hhy. Nj Moss
d. Trip and Miss Georgia 5. LahrOp, 18th u sriof-
ough
In S.oo, April I, by Rev Benz whesler Mr. Luther A.
Cheney AMI Miss IaA u. Prrntiss, bDth of naoo.
In San Francisco. Cal. March %, WV p. Mrnen, IT.,
q saeo, and JEANNE shehlon, funeriy Il Gani'Der.
In Great Pals, Marrh II. Mr. Charles W. W,ggin, Of
Boston, and Miss Emma y Rainfall, II sourswcrh.
In Great Pals. March 10, Mr. Nathaniel ~ Rieker and
Miss e. Ella Giant
In Great Pais March -, Mr. Orn y Bsrrows, II Law
ELL AMI Mis-. so,liruals Jolasnn, ot Great fsps
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JEyrrssos DAVIS. A Richmond dispatch has
already announced that Q new indictment has
been found BY the Grand Jury Of the United
States Circuit Court for Virginia against Jefsr-
son Davis. The Richmond Eraminsr says:
The indictment states that 10 1861 he armed
and equipped troops for the purpose Of levying
war against tho United States that he took
forcible possession Of the city of Richmond and
excluded there from the forces VI the United
States that he armed and equipped military
forces for the purpose Of levying war against
the United States In the States Of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Plori-
da, Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas, Tennessee, ard Missouri, and that
he gave to the said forces information, counsel
and advice, maliciously and traitorously TO as
sist them In levying war aforesaid; and that at
Manassas. on the 2lst OF July. 1851, with
number Of persons, amounting 10 $4,000 or
more. armed equipped, and organized as mill
tary forces with the usual weapons OF war,
and malicously and traitorously fought against,
killed. wounded. and captured officers and
soldiers OF the United States army, and de-
stroyed and captured munitions and materials
Of war, the property of the United States and
that he, with Robert +. Lee. Judah p. Bspja-
min, John c. Breckenridge. William Malone.
Henry A Wise, John Letcher. William Smith,
Jubai A. Early, James Longstreet. David II.
Hill, Ambrose p. Hill. Gustave 7. Beauregard.
VIM. II. o. Whiting. Edward sparrow, Samuel
Cooper, Joseph +. Johnson, John d. Gordon,
c. r. jackson, and T. q. More, did malciously
and traitcrously conspire and levy war against
the United States.
The remainder OF the indictment consists Of
recapitulstion Of tho battles OF the war, the
charge that Mr.. Davis appointed and commits
stoned persons ~ officers In the Confederate ar
my. and concludes rs follows; "That during
the whole OF the said Rebellion, by reason Of re-
sistance to the execution Of the laws Of the
United States, and the interruption OF the orr
dipary course Of judicial proceedings, process
for the commencement OF any action, civil or
criminal, against the said Jefferson Davis, or
for his arrest could not be served and the said
Jefferson Davis could not. by reason Of such
resistance Of the laws, and such interruption OF
such judiciary proceedings, be arrested or
served with process for the commencement OF
any action, civil or criminal, within the intent
and meaning Of the statute ofthe United States
In such case made and provided"
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e.in Of 81. The Senate win comprise 20 Re-
publicans, s Democrats, with one Senator 70 b
elected In Richmond. The House ounpsiss "a
Republicans. 7 Democrats, and II no shsies b
made In Richmond. . Republican viii hold over
from that town.
Tho New York Tribune has Cuban dis
patch Of March 22d, by which Il appears thai
Mr.. L Mn. jefferson Davis were, at the ims
mentioned, somewhere on the Island. A few
Americans, II Is said, called at his hotel, In Ha-
vana, to sec him; but the natives and spaniari'
wero little shy, recalling. perhaps. the poets
thought, that
"Distance knis eochs-tment 10 the view"
Mr.. Davis had, by invitation, been up to Ma
tanrss. and while there went up into an exceed.
Ing high mountain, from whose summit the val
ley Of the Yumui was seen In Its glory.
PRETTY Coon. We do not remember tt
have met better thing than the following
cat Fulton, ILL.,, few Sundays ago, one Of thu
clergymen opened services BY reading at length
very full and correct local price current, no"
much -four, butter. meat, lard, eggs, etc., wers
worth; and the price Of shoes. cloth, prints and
muslins. lie read the report without explains
ton or comment. But the most obtuse soul In
the congregation understood very well what this
unusual procedure meant. The congregation
took the hint and these articles found their way
to the minister's kitchen.
The Governor Of Vermont won't have Fast
Day when other people observe It,
Gen. Magrudcr Is appointed tobacco inspcc-
tor in Maryland.
It Is considersd certain that DR.. Livingston Is
very much alive.
The Providence Or. ~ Journal relates 70;
cent experience: 1--WE were compelled to ne
turn an advertiscment-and the money, more's
the pity,-the other day, because no one could
determine whether the advertiser wanted situ-
ntion as wet nurse or mission to the Court Of
st. James,"
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a Natural and National Medlclne..-"Dr.
SIIuLES' LUNAR MlNTUREr has teen used for
many years by ladies for all the peculiar diseases
and irTsgulsritie. incident To the female - sts1,
With the certainty OF success. IL produces no de
tres or severe sickness, hut acts With nature IN
restoring tho eyacutations which exposure. sick
ness or inantion have suppressed. fven IN tho
mot extreme eases 10 never falls To restore tho
me n,hly period In u very lev days IL IL perfectly
legitimate and should he IN the possession Of c'-
cry lady. Said only by the proprietor.
To guard against imposition. call on ~ sea- to
DIR. g. d. Si,"lcs, No. ri Cour. street, Bosien.
CN-rhs Doctor gives special attention TO Dis
eases ~ women, and patients can remsin under
hi. Immediate cars " they desire. Corresponi-
.nce solicited. Address, DR.. Z. II. SllOLIS, III
Court St Boston. Mas sp3m9
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Dirorees.

That there exists necessity fora change in
the laws relating TO divorce from the marriage
relation, Is becoming every day more apparent.
At the present time the laws Of nearly every
State differ on this question, and the courts Of
c,ch State differ in their construction. That
there are Gases where divorce should Be grant
cd for other causes than adultery aud dsssrtion,
may be true-bat those cascs are not common,
and should be he'll in the hands Of the Legisls-
ture. and trusted either TO the decision u ajudgc
or Jury. T~eaty years ago divorce case was
an extraordinary thing in our courts, and only
granite on the most satisfactory evidence.
Now we read Of "twcnty-six divorces" granted
at single term Of the court In the little county
OF Knox AMI "twenty-dve libels for divorce"
at q single term ofthc court In Somerset County.
In some cases q husband procures divorce
from his wife even without her knowledge, 50
loosely arcour l,wsrclatinsto divorce construct
oil, or 50 efectually is the publication Of the IL
bel kept from her knowledge. Those who read
the advertisements in the New YCrk and Boston
papers win sec that iaryers-or nen who call
themselves by that name advertise to procure
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cAMPAicN JOURNAL.

With the election In Ne. Hampshire. the Pr..l.
dental Campaign Is tAiIly opened. Good ns~sps-
psrs cannot be 100 soon OF too thoroughly eireu-
lated. We have . numser Of letters nom Rspa'-
leans Who believe that the very general si'esA'
ton Of the USps ASp JouaSAL vii do "aen
good. urging rs 10 Issue special rates for the cam
palgn.
The eo~'nx election will he most exciting AMI
impor,an, one, and u 10 heightened In Importance
within the ordinary circulation OF the JOURNAL
by tho Ae, that thi. District i' 10 choose aMemesr
Of Congress nj, ., may he. thAtthe candidate will
b chosen non yorh County.
In order 10 meet tho demand from ftienis We
have concluded To issue special rates TO take effect
nom Nay 9th. until the Presidential election IL
over-,ix months,
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In Bihief1ri. Aphi @, Mr. Sarah Abhy. wik ~ Mr..
Gcore. Msgmth. aged j. yars and months. fsnsr At
the Meh"ist Church, Alfred Street, Thusisy, 9thh at
. O'Clock 2. VI.
In Kdi,tori Maro,, "a Ms. Er.n y Fletcher, of Ken.
pebunk pcrt aged II years and 10 nsaths.
In NewcrtIe. n. ", nj Poi Cosrtitpton, ~ Consump-
ton, Crjssal John RsmsleiL u T. A., af~i IS y,ars =
st,ien II York IT, burei with military hnDors In
In n Traces at the Port, year ago. ~ Kelley sd has
never hen Will ,nee IL r,fisei TO spIar against his
as,ihnt q. h. st,''d that Kelley acted IN sslf-stncs
In Brwck. March ~, Sin. liarst Kicker, seof -
year.
In Enuin.tra n. w.. March II, NJ. As,hony Rollins.
agci NJ yssrs, moth. and ~ days.
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DIR. Days SanguinaIo, 80 Tao"l TSrSeS sure
cure for Dyspepsia, Sc Catsrh SIRE or
lleaiscls sure cure 80 al db-esses Arising NUN In
pure state % the bs.l NAB foo ro,s ss.i berts snd
saE In Nh Give trial sDi aisfy yoar-slf Bs
SUR aud get taIy Dv Day. saBgano Bssi rsSfyer,
al others are cantertits. Prior One DoarSx sstlss
tw Five Doihr BAILEY BRADpED, iroprist1p
$50 Washington 81, Boston Msss yA
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To Holders Of Gov-rnnisns Blonde.
AND orHER
SECURITIES AND yALUABLEs.
UNION S.fFE Deposit rAUETS,
~ STATE ST., BOSTON.

LIZ, HlG6lSSON 4 co. offer Orr Rent. szfcs In
side their Vaults, ut rates nom 80 to sio ,T
NUN. They aiss ofYer "a receive, on sIcnaIdepss.
d, ~ Bsiises, securities Of pspsss living iR tho
country or travelling abroad, OtlleeP of tbs Amy
Lars, containing full Particulars, forwarded os ap-
plIcsticn N llENDf LIE, Manager.
Boston, March ]. Is5S. FrpeDIi
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h Worlds wssAiasson special sayss-"Ws
have further threats q inpsaehmsat Of Jussies
Chase from sxtrsns fsdisaiH One radical Ssn-
sisr yssssrhy morning sid 10 n acquaintance.
"wAs ill " sst I'D Il he Prs.iisnt thsa look
out for Chase. We viii imrsAch him surr.''
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ITS GOOD EFFECTS ARE PERMANENT. IN
this II differs from oil hair dyes by its use luxu.
RANT growth is guaranteed, natural color and
CLOS. are restored One trial will cause you a. say
this OF Mrs g. A. ALLsSs IMPROVED tnsw dyis)
IIAIR REsrobER or DRtssiSc, ia one botfie.) Every
Druggist stSls IL. Price One Dollar. imi5
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Mr.. Bingham closes the easa He Il confident
Of success. Indeed, none doubt the result e.
cept ssw, who for personal reasons hope that
the President may retain his seat His chances
Of being struck BY lightning are better than arc
his chances Of acquittal.
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SE,;IAL NOTICES.

"rhe . hi, liable Pulmonary Baisan, tS
CopeHs A.d CoSsrsrrios, 10 not ots Il those
ephtm J0rostrums that forgotten In the sane year
they srs, A rpalAiion q forty y,a,'' standing,
and an SWhsing popularity, 10 w.tty g..l e,der-c n
lis vaiup,v' Oct the gvnaIOs. REED, CUTLER co,
DugySG, Dsstnn, PrUpretor. 3mlo
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
YIHSr pIsrEICT!

The Rspuhllcsn and al other voters Of the fIRsr
CosasssS'cyAL risryicr or NsiSs comprisln.
the Counties af Yak and Cumberland, who are In
favor of sustaining the priprlnl.s ~ the Rspuhi-
can Party. and n, sss ptns nv ant executing the
v.cons'rlctien policy of the Congress NJ the
United stairs IN accordance with the recent call
OF the aapesAi Cammittee. are invited AMI ".
auer.-d % send DELEGATES to Convention to be
held at the CITY HALL IN RlDDkfOKD.
On Tuesday. May Sth, Mt ~ o'clock, a. ~.
for the parpose 20 selecting two Delegates W At
tend the Nst'onsl Convention which meets In chi.
ego on the 2Wh CAV 81 NAV newt, AMI fhr the
Transaction ct snv other hns'n-ss that nay Prop
erly come hcfnre 'hs convention.
The has's 81 representation WI he IS follows,
Each city snd Ts~n will he .nttlet 10 one dele
gate anil one sd'ii,on,l delegate fer every s-ven
tv-ave vote. cast fnr Joshua L. Chamberlain at
tho Guhe,nsforis' piec'l'u OF Isfe. A majority
fraction ~ frty votes will he entitled 10 an add.
tlanal delegate.
The ehsirmen Of ire Several CITY srd Town
Committees sre rrqursts, 10 frwart the names
of their delegates /" the chairman OF The District
Committee 80 spsn ~ chosen
The COMMITTEES ~ili ~ IN session at the HALL on
the day above indicated at - o'clock A. ". ta re-
eelvs Credentials
The superintendent nf d~l--rtes 3" the several
cltie. anil towns IN ,hs district IL ss follows
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6tnsjJli

sELY-uADE MEN. Washington, franklin. and
jackson ross IN great distinction by their own
merits Jamcs Pyle u also attaining great dis
tinction by the merit ofhis unrivsic'i saleratus -
It's sales arc enormous. Gr"oers everywhere keep
Pyles Saleratus, In pound packages. full weight.
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No Medicine ever appeared with stronger
vouchers for Its general aud substantial excellence
than the Peruvian syrup lnyalids. especially
those suffering from dyspepsia, or debility, should
send TO DinsmoIe, &c Dry street, New York,
for pamphlet (scnt frce) concerning this remark
able remedy.
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The hest known remedy br

In al fts manifold forms. including Ufeery,csscss-
SkrARis. SaH Rbess, kc., Ibr. Snders' Iodine
Water, . pure solution OF Iodine s'iAesi 'sirsnf
discovered alter many year, ~ ,centhc research
and experiment.. FOR craiieatn, huIeofs from
the system II has no equal
Circulars sent FREQ p. DrNsNORE
Sold by Druggist generally. % Dey 81 New York
iwl6
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Moth Patches, freckles md Tan.
The only reliable remedy Cor those brown dis
celebrations on the face Is "Perrys Moth and FrseLis
Lot,on" Prepared only by Dr. q. Perry, q.
Bond st., New Rork 81 Sold everywhere.
GmsDjlI
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REAL LorERIA DE Ia IsLA DE cUBA.
In ,hs drawings As 1893 thep III -
$4,000 TICKETS oo, 900
Soo 90 In Gold drawn every SEVEN
teen Day..
rv,srs cashed snd utnatioo siveuj also hsket rt-s
MA M sranish Doabloon ard an kinas n 0od md NJ
yf, ~ oEOkok UPhAh,
iJau ssKoth Main sssst. Pfosnssos. T. l.
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All thoss Who glorisd in the trssehsy Of An
drew johnson.
All the assailants Of Grant, Sherman, sheri-
dan, Sickles, Geo. H. Thomas and other patri.
or. and every enemy Of liberty In tho old
world
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SOut Of SOrts.~

Take DR. SO RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BITTERS-the most medicinal In the market rs
tabishcd In lsDS. jsmi2
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Biddeford and Saoo Retail Price Current.

Ia =. April ,ises.
Cooking pbu., Thar ,"ia,e bu.........ajdl0D
Dried, v be-. Inc /, eni, gall 1891 ~
Beans, v bu.... Ne, v gall u $50.
Butter, v b.... hSw, gall. ..oodos
ss:. '"I s,. y9s e.pjyS:;i ga? ssi .
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