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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-27
DCClinution.

A few day ago we announced the
nomination of K. S. BLAIR, Esq. of
Ritchie county, by the Democracy Of
that county as their candidate for the
House of Delegates. The hOpelessly
Republican character of the county
made his defeat or that of any regular
Democratic nominee almost o certainty.
As Mr.. NJ. p. ,KIMBALL of Pennsboro
had consented to run upon the liberal
Republican ticket against the proscrip-
tiou nominee, Mr.. BLAIR's friends ad-
vised him to withdraw and by throwing
his influence for Mr.. KIMBALL, secure the
election of the latter. To this Mr.. B.
consented in the following manly let
ter:
T0J. II. Hddd0r and Others
am in receipt of your esteemed
favor of the 23d of October 1869, desire
ing me to withdraw from the canvass,
as a candidate for the Legislature. In
reply, gentlemen, l would say, that |
always am in favor of lending all my
assistance to the building upof the
Democratic party, and l would feel on
this occasion after your earnest solic its-
tisn that would be recreant to the
Democracy if l did not withdraw. /
therefore withdraw from the canvass.
am truly your Obedient servant,
X. S. BLAIR.
The course OF Mr.. BLAIR, highly cred
liable as it is to himself, will, we learn,
ensure the success of Mr.. KIMBALL, who
is pledged to the prompt repeal of all
Test Oaths aud other disabilities.
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, Sl5O,0OO

DTeCt0T5:
SAML MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDEL,
I. II. LOGAN, THos. p. SHALLCRcss,
G. w. FRANKLIN J. y. VANCE,
J. II. HOBBS MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS G.. STIPEL
VNEIis COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized.ltve years and in that tine
done a successful business, is still prepared te
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturin. Establishments
Furniture Steamboats, and cargoes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents, for three or fve years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus OF any company in the State
and composed Of some ninety four stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable considers-
tion of the insuring public, and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended TO at their office, No. -
Monroe street, or a. their several agencies
throughout the State.
C. NJ. C0ES, Secretary.
y. G. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. BENDEL, Vice President
feb20dkw
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08


FOR
One Dollar Per Month.
At TUk
RiNCH OF A. d. TAYLOR,
Two miles .uu.h q: san-ick!es. IN to;tia- c,'a.ts
Apply the pT~t,,j.e-. r. 2''f.
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NFFTC SIERRA SILVER

NFFTCF yIEKRA FLYER
~ MINING COMPANY. Gan Francisco. Locs-
tion Of works Douglas County, state of Ness-
ia. Notice IL hereby given that At a meeting Q!
the Board Of Trustees Of the above Company held
on the 25th Of Mar b, 1865. assessment q eigh,
81 dollars per share levied the capital stock
of the Company, PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY IN
United States gold coin 10 the Secretary at hi
Office Nos So and 80 Washington Market, San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on III.
T~venty-eisht day OF April, 1850.
shall be deemed delinquent ard will be duly adser-
,Ised for sale At public sucti, ano unless pay
nl-nt shall be made before, will be ,nid On abe
FOURTEENTH pay OF MAY NEErt 10 paw the
delinquent assessment. together with c,sss 4
advertising and expenses Of sale.
San Francisco, March 26th, 1863.
". L. DAuTFRMAN Sccrs.ary,
Nos. So and So Washington Msli.s,
mh2oti san f.aaei4cs, Cal
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THU sTATE UPON A COIN
BAS.z.
The People of the State of Nevada. repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact al
follows:
SRcrroS l. From and after the frst day
of January A. D. 1869, all salaries. hnes
fees, imposts and dues Of whatever discrip-
| lion. whether State, County, Township OF
Municipal. shall be payable in U. S. gold and
| silver coin.
SEC, 2. All taxes which may hereafter be
levied. whether State. County or Municipal,
shall be levied, assessed and collected, IN Y.
S. gold and silver coin.
SIC. 3. The State Treasurer by, and with
the advice and consent of the Board Of Ex-
| aminers and the Treasurers OF the several
counties, by, and with the advice and consent
| of the Board of County Commissioners and
the Treasurers Of municipalities, by, and
with the advice and consent of the Board OF
Aldermen, or Board of Trustees, within the
State are hereby authorized and required to
convert the legal tender paper currency, rot
required for the payment Of claims. as pro-
vided in Section Of this Act, which now is,
or hereafter shall be paid into aEy fund IN
either respective Treasures, into the United
States gold and silver coin.
SEC. 4. Nothing contained in this Act
shall be so construed as to affect any claim
against the State, or any County, Township
or Municipality. contracted prior to the first
day of January A. D. 1859, but all such claims
shall be paid in the legal tender paper cur
rencv Of the United States.
SEC. S. Ali Acts and parts Of Acts, in
anywise conflicting WI or repugnant to any
Of the provisions o. is Act, are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved Fetya.-v 2, 1859.
STATE OF NEVADA,
Sec.etary's Office.
I.C n. Noteware, Secretary Of State of
the State of Nevada. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true copy of an Act passed
bv the Legislature of the State of Neuada.
entitled :" An Act to establish the financial
of the State upon coin basis.
Approved February ,, 1869, now on file n
my Office
wv In testimony whereof, l have
}hereunto set my hand and affixed
SHALL the Great Seal Of State. Done At
wv Office in Carson City, Nevada,
this 18th day Of March 1869.
C. n. NOTEWARE.
Secretary Of State
By CHARLES MARTIN. Deputy.
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An ACT
To amend An Act entitled An Act to ame!'1
An Act entitlvd An Act to provide Revenue for
the support OF tf- Government of the State OF
Nevada appr,y cd March 9Th. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty -fve," approved
March II, 1867.
The People of the State of NevadA represented in
Senate and kssemb,y do enact a. follows:
SECTION l. Section Ono Of the Act 81 which
This ie nnendatury, 10 amended 20 TO rssd
fellows:
Section One. The Treasurers Of the serera!
counties Of this State shall be allowed the follow
ing annual salaries, to wit: The Treasurer Of
storey County Three Thousand Dollars.
OfOrm,by County, Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
or Douglas County. 1--WE Hundred Dollars.
OF Esmerslda County. One Thousand Dollars.
OF Lyon County, Eighteen Hundred Dollars.
Washoe County, Two Thousand Dollars.
OfChurchiil County, One Thousand Dollars
Of Nye Cosnty. Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
lars.
OF Humboldt County, Eight Hundred Dol
lars.
Said salaries to be audited by the Board 81
County Commissioners and paid al the end Of
each quarter out of the Treasurer'e Salary Eend.
SEC 2 This Act shall take effect On and after
its passage.
Approved March 3, 1869.
true COPY OF the enrolled Act on fIe in my
office. -
Attest: c. n. NO1E"ARE,
Secretary Of State.
By CHARLES MlR-IN Deputy.
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E I. Q N @ h hu IA ar
Or. tE&ALH MONTHLY PILLS.

-s:.se Fill. ara now acknowledged by the Nedi-
cal maternity 70 he the only safe mild And eff
sal>sis remedy 70 be depended on in long Standing
eAsaso Suppression, irreguiarity. or stopping ii
80 function, Of nature the neglect Of which IL
sbS source of such deplorable effects the female
frame. In n, case .houd thcss PILE be tAken
whom tho patient has reason to believe sle is
sSefxvrx Price IS. Remistbe amount rs nhove,
.,j .hey will he forwarded with full directions for
1N, CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in aRv part Of the State. how
,yar distant. who may desire medical ais.ce ON
their respective cases. and who think proper tosub
nil vri an s..ttmun. Of such in preference,
;,.s,,nr oer,onal interview assured that Il cir
------.ica. zion. viii be hsld most sncrod.
10. ..f n ami I.lcaoy must be addressed
BENZ JOSSKLYS. N. L.. fstanp
SIS Washington streot'
APO San Fraacisco. Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

AN Act TS ESTABLISH THE
FIN CIAL TRANSACTIONS OF
TIL sTATE UPON A COIN
BASAz.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-08

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
l Court Of the State Ct N-vatia. IN and for the
County OF Ormsby In the matter of the Estate
Of Henry Stichnoth deceased. The State Of
Nevada sends Greeting: In pursuance of an order
of this Court, duly made AMI entered on the 18th
day Of March, A. D. 1869, notice is hereby given
that
At 10 o'clock of said day, at the District Court
Rom, in Carson City. has been appointed for
hearing the application Of Siebo Mintinga pray
ing that q document now on ff!e in this Court.
purpor'ing to be the last will and testament OF
Henry Strhnc,h, deceased, be admitted to Probate
at which time and place all persons interested
may appear and contest the
tSEAI) Attes. my hand and Seal Of said Court
J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson CITY. March 18th, 1869. mar 10 3cd
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These powders will be found Of essential value to
fNose whose means, health. or other circumstan-
- do not permit them to increase tn" number Of
,hoir family without Inconvenience, suffering. and
r,srhays risk of life. This preparation Is new safe.
:, fa!iible convenient ard simple and cannot in
ure the health Of the most delicate. 1t curtails
4, privileges but gives strength and vigor. Nor
sy ena,idered 1t is Of the hghes: utility, And sus
.a;ned by the sountiest principles Of pruden and
-ietas. Their use should be avoided n: certsin
times. Price $40 box. Sent to any part Of the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express. addressed
10 BENZ. +. JOSEELfN. N. d
, 1869-05-30

an Egyptian girl or wonao, conccaloA nsain1
her shu-tut iwinfowh secs pass mAn W9o pleasss ~
hef fancy; sas esa anu - nnps Inc aen e handsef-
eAicf, Is dropped nj his leet This Il MOI 9et ren-
oezvouA but in Invitation 10 come again near tas
leaves tic spo;, Tho door opens and a eannch q
ucc1c<s ioloHs him. THIS servant changed 20
know who he L. xAcrc tc reass, waAt u his nAne.
Thc dsv aftcv. IN Passing by the same house, II
4 noEtr or other token, again fails from The same
wInttov, ,he lover knows that the report ol tho
servant Is ns:c and taai his Suit Ii iaTofsols ~
Now adds N2hnoul Il translaana into fAi1-
er English his odd c1preas,ouA,, as the danger
ops 1lmc. Sometimes at the cafe: sometimes n
nc street you arc met bE N old WouAu- Who
:lus soE thai such and such naan has beautiful
daughter, who wants 70 te raafned she has the
beu3ty Of 3 Fr!nctAS, And IL tue eoAfns kaA@ esn
Il wish 10 see her. - says the hse:. ,
"lnpossshae rrpllcs nc e'a tnS;a, lime; ,e5,1e GO
;ss osa;as, 9t saIs Il !ae 'e'e
I II Mskh TO see her. repeats nc lever. IN IN
GoseA, and he sispa a piece OF E'An mo tne "o
| 1You saau ,,chod the glory Of her cyca, y re
| Sp-mufr, repeata the lover, and Aoothc
You shall lehold her rosy mouth, Oiled viz
I teeth beautiful a. the peaSls ON The sasaoa
| neck-
AID. ii the third goll-ptece, the woman Leave
the lover, sayinS. ''iou are pf'nee' and Il
| your k.aTe:' -.. = -, ,.,
From that moment tho interview Is acte'
4 ttlIcd tn
| O. tie baths. III the xhAssows OF the foEntf, ~
| nroce- moment, the Esl vii remove hcr seH, eye
I "a IA rs to expose her rcck and snouldtsS-tni
| Is, il some i a.ous eu2ucn Is taS noosn aNV.
d tAc hath, thts Il thing moct ttl OF Aahset "a
| co pe.ry. The nlster Of The bath Is neatE
| wA}. LIZ LAAsa2oS@ He 49, =. ~, ,r,w,,
arptnsr fson the ldfer. The cuGusnA
a,cs, rest 1t tho Aoot ot the tsaLh. iaeE y
| ntrsc ssils haye cus'ola on h!Ga. ptescsl VIA
:ho1saaA Nitlc holes. each o. M..e;l = s1.;Rossa
be coycrel with c.ass; oas tae le'st IiSoose ~
! inat somc arc not thus closed. vhs1 &c Is LED
| ihe nasscr 70 thc roof OF the building: whesr,
be be v:ise, be viii BE- able 70 {udes 9! tae oan a.
, | Of tie Non1u he loves, As soe fes14 u ~
l tvj,.,f
, 1869-05-30

awfGly solemn.1ookns mnn Fever knew no!roMea
t. Of ne, and out Of pure deicAcr Of feeling never
referred to the subject again The hat ume Ia1
heard Of him he was In the Auburn fcaitennars'
looking more solemn tnan ever.
ilse him who has descended from Conneeuea1
Yankee on the one side. and Long ilAnd as Dnssa
man on the o1her. It s1nost a1H1!a Mans
mans sucecsl; the Yankee In his natnIe
saytng 20 ahead, whlls tho Dutch u hls
h!oed sa{s t& prudent while Jou % So
ahead The pne haa tendency TO enterprise ana
ness; for when he says NV De means JAN, and
{0l cannot change him The dIGItoce mas vel
Illustrated b. al accident on the Mississippi 4
boat The boiler hnrst, ano the passengers were
thrown 1nto the AT. After The accident the Cap
tain Fns around picking up the passengers ic
asked him: "Dtd ron see ANYTHING OF tho Tan
kees' "Oh- yes,' says he; when WIS going
Qp he WA2 coming down.
, 1869-05-30
A Me@el Address,

In the matter OF popular appcsl 10 elections nc
arr reapctautIy compelled 70 say they uAnaEe
tbrse thinsx much better In Franco. Here y N
nnnoupccfnc1i OF candidate for the Corrs Legs
!suf Enieh rtsca far above the huEndruia bddfrsss
II the Hfts4n u. p, and even the highest "hsEn-
f.,uttp OF the American Congressman II WI
i,e ohserycd Inst III Eaoce candidate employs
1hr ertfforta, We" and Is q noun OF uu!ufude;
Il 7S ~ Ekrtcrs er Inr-df-dc.M:
ave arc w11tef.
1--WE kEe poett
.in these days The instances a5e rasc o. those
WIN nare he courage Of eeu-aeroaon, Q! placing
tnrT,s-lgrs Hthwatt the torrent Of fAsehood edh
r1,nsiffY vntcA II Carrying the world On ft4 teve.
t.h nnd ,n1dAeutd course toward untte9sA ano
tjeFfndtn9 uateItAkm! h
{ So Vhat has been oug recosu-a record too.
lime Il tnat Of the greatest hrroeSa ncofa
Ahtch. one dAy, perhaps, ~ill Ease o. GU Wy. ~
inrn and ouf WORKS one Of the n3opnmsnAo9 stss
! ntcgar1 roltucA and moral FtoF7 o OH Az
! alusuee! Ao.als! Progress! Y!rtntl
| neuch has heen our che1tsntd- our eo'e "sP"
Ing motsol r.r.srt,n,
| never failed to be electcd for A1con. &nn VIZ. n
| RioE5 OF Tie elected va also the g1o1y q VI
| eleCtnN for xNnef1sann1 to coma.
-WhH do 700 ttao n eaecttnI poes-uot21fsa
I "EofHNol
What IN not eaecetnY hiNf
l "4uG. fxxHAfA"
, 1869-05-30

House restrictions Lave pour advantage II view.
Tstl0rs, hoemsfezb carpenters, mt1lers, nazona,
blackMathA, merchants, grocer, Jewellers, butch
en-, bakers and drcssi1nkets, I challenge Jou to
SLOW nc single instance In which restriction
profits YOU. and II you Wish, win polnt out four
where 4 hurts yuu-
And after al1 Just see how much OF the appear
ance Ct truth this self-lenlal which you.}ournals
attribute to the monoponss, has.
beiieye that We cau call thak the natural Frte
ef raota which Wonld establish itself natmrauYil II
there were freedom Of unue. Thea, when they
tell you that restriction Ia for Jour benent 1t u ~
they told you that II added 4 sur1lus to your
saatuJal wages Sow, an extra natural surplus OF
wages rsnst be taken from some where: /. does not
faIl rn1o the Eoop, anl u mist be taken from
those nEo pay it.
You ar then brought to thts couclut1on, th.t,
according to your pretended f1ecda, the prosec-
ttsC Ey6tem has been created aud brought into the
world In order that capitalists might be sacrificed
TO workman
Tel me, Is that probable
/. Where Is your place In the Chamber OF Peers
When did yon alt at the Palais Bourbon, Who
has cop suited 5uu. Whence came thls Idea Of e.
tablsshins the protective system:
1hcar 5uur su1We1: He did not estAbliah IL We
are neither peers nor Deputies, nor CounseuozB Of
State. The capitalists have done T.,
By heavens, they were In M deleceaolr mood
that day. Whht, the capitalists rlade this Law; !;
thy established the prohibltog syssen, 50 sna.
you ~oEtoeu shon]d make pronu at shclr e1.
pense
But here is something s:taase. ssltl-
How Is 1t that your pre:tnted friends who speak
to yor now Of the goodness, generosity aud SELF
denial Of capitalists, constantly express regret
that you 10 not enjoy JOG. Political rights From
their point Of view, whss could you do with them
The c8rita1Isfs have The uouOnoly nf ffyiSlatfnn
, 1869-05-30
SuRXeSt{on.


The la1l aud lass wcrr forced 70 par1,
The: kt.ted and went GouS;
The SIGH. went Into tho roct . heart,
And 1t came oct Gong.
TIE sun, LoHp-eioptns IN the west,
Aattc sold tho evening AZ:
The sight vent into the PAINTERS bsrast-
And grew to picture far.
The mother murr1rred TO her chill.
And hushed It Jet again;
The sound, Is the NUslclan 6Mlel+
Grew music in his brain.
The da1lsel turned, her hair 10 f1tnt,
4 Eoxer waA In her zonet
There Erew from ont the scnlltor's Ctnl+
i Lamstl carved IN Stone
Tni: sule Was said, the tuue WAS plaJc1,
The girl IN marble stood.
The sunset IN the picture stared,
And III VIZ aKeek And goo1
And God, who MADE these things 10 ~
The dAMsel and tho Sun,
color and sound, and sou and nc,
Was pleased to Sco Il done;
And an the angels would be glad
II, IN the world He built,
Although there must be some things sAu4
No drop Of Joy were split
Rut all Iae beauty In the earth,
And skies, and hearts OF men.
We're Stntly gathered At IL birth,
And loved. and born aEssn.
, 1869-05-30
Some GOOD Stories Told mt tho Com
Ercxutionnl Enion.

Some Good stories Told mt tho Con.
ErcKutionAA Union.
BY 1nH KEy. DE- EroHRs-
hars done some heavy work IN the way cf
platform speattnr-re1y neAvy It was nj any rate,
10 the ardirnce, for havs no doubt they felt -
member when ns told his ucixtboE isst &c spose
Two hcur1 and half The day before, the ne!shsor
to sseata: ;" .Av nae, :" sssd he, II N, - frr-h
a. 4 rose: but It Would hare done hesst Good to
sec be. sd ne ee.Sregs17 5., 11S -, p,.no ,,o,
don rccoiect IT.. bct ycu nn! rrne.nne. !hs fscc
WIS On tho bench Ct the Supreme Court Of Naa's-
chrset,s be had eos to be quito aged iRobert Tresi
ecufound the1n'. and the bar desired hto 10 re-
TIRE from the bench: 70 they appointed Harrison
s.y Or snG - sr. ~ d no1s 1nq @s Si ~ &.
subjtct. lie suggested to tho Judge thai Is MI q
! ee very Eseat iacncEcaten1 % lin 10 'eave AIS
son:e % oItra and 20 long. "on: be ~ alwa!s
Fs.A1 IS. ,as 70 ssea sssa'se ., IL sse n s1a
s1sxened ous, lyon ere no. tn good health. roo
vi, Ia W 5ous,' ayes LID he; . but man can I
0te IN better cause tnnn Administering tusuoe. "
.LAaxh.er] DO you $50 - well - ZOO used g r
-ies:a can see With mt Ei.s<s vssy vel ,
| Gan yea hear aa well rs ru1 used 70 t3r II
Was notorious thst be eosld oo hea: anItnins IN;
ss !els .nfgasa e., tS.1 gear ns .s AL "a ,ooa 4
they did before see Kcvoautsrn-"
J II. Coz was going OUT Of Dy church one even
ins M rseie s sers ieerao1e des1ae5 ss tae door,
and did not Pass ont as nps1y II asosl: md b
said to distinguished clergyman OF The Rsptt*
denomination, then IL P,eHepont si1tet, vho VI
| xolktns out With hiIn-sa.d he, "Hsutses, VITA
Is the rraso3 OF this delay :-t"I thinE." an
svesd nc esnes. ..ae.s = shnser oasssds:
! afra1d OF the wateI. "No,'' said the tI.pssc1
sis Is not The xster bot The 11rlnkln9 that the
| alsal1 Of "Ah, sapd Decor Cor. . know th1
! they arc Afraid OF thai; ana yet Il CONES lToc
Heaven
EY EEe. 4E- rEHG-
IL In Eaosaa heard CT o1e OF those sood ne
Who a-e alwAys scnt - n11as:1naEtes-I don
i know, perhaps Il w0 By hn sefJ 6octesJ-1nt
j the ctntre sof The St3.c. .Altef travelling on II
faiFtsaHs md cn The htA be :. ls8t c1u
! | to The humble mules back, wEteh carried hEu
: tic last p;ace where he could md comfort anil
/ rounded In little Et12sToom By the people. vt
: weye wxrtnS IKE the Athentaas, 70 hear sotnI
/ thing new. Unc Of then SAID TO nlu
r @SUanEer, what mo1Thf be yocf fuEness
! "Ren ny t1euAs, WHAT do Jpa tat1k :
isnas:" "Sos @u1a. - a: .ee see ne
; on sou rc oehoomastcr." NO" II aee, g
/ Cnns.ng Tor tx1de:~ mo. n1s for trade" !" t'Gs
; foR out hcfe:" so nAreur EotA fo't = u
{ e9rsoas customer. am1 Hov Nhat yoa .:e
c s'Weil now, my f1end,r sstd he: "iost lnoE
= me, md tay WHIST ypu think an." aWAi, =
q tho n.sn, Aee1 4 req searching hoG u t6n
y yoo ara either a Caicszo hummer or HaEea0i
pfeacher.r
4 uuy. u 1A11xAucH
> 1hsde y 10 Ear between reaxnn ana ~
s | ehee9. Ii lgn FJEn The minister h1yk 0ds
r hlok M2or tzce 8s7 Intended eor eoxatsT
% 0ifa to measnte religion ~ EhE yazd fna NJ
, 1869-05-30

s111nrAL14x AZ II IL. OF. The Re.!ts ot Scieu.
6c lnseteation Of Spirit MauttcrtAsioua Contsining
an Impartial Statement Of the FartA, Theortc Teach
!nsr. and Tendenco. q Modern Sp!rituaiLn. WI:h 4
hr,v Es7ann;tisn q AEeisEt sd Mnaaa MysssHe4
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