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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-03

This invaluable production the result OF many nor
snniioation is by no new to the M e
his friends by advice he has been 70 as
ant II to the public IN form and at sucn
will meet public want This Bitter Is an
more agreeable. healthy and 81 Which
have long been their us one
Of our own otizens Their wlcS
sboud give them preference over many btteIs u
are being sold at prices leave no pront 70 any
one save the distant proprietor 49,, q. = .s ,,ean
before the public Tonic the quantity sold aas a
beyond expectation has in every instance no
greatest satisfaction. For dyspepsia, genera sy
chis and fever affections torpor OF tnS
constipation the bowels fever and ague ana NJ -
all who desire stimulating tonic and are par and seS
recommended all persons travelling Dy ano anu ~
Wherever introduced 1t has become stanaAto nd
It is the and purest Tonic offered AS tonlo sn
cordial it mas equal among stomachics.
TRY BEFORE PURCHASING.
II will he eratuitous If not satisfactory to both con
sumer and dealer the money refunded. ~
| Sold Nv Schmidt e. ZeiGler, John I. Adams O. 90:
Hartwen Chambers & sed6erry Bloom g. GO, a;
Grief g. Co, Schneider e. Zuberber. DeVan MACON Q
Co., Stumberg 6 Co L. Bloom, shropshire bros. as
SON. Seixas Co., and by grOcers druggists ana ooAier
generally s VIZ pDYrr T. RI
| mh6 3m Sole Propretors, 10. Poydras streos.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY.
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINES,
frwo Miles below New Orleans

nit; rr..,tution which the inhabitants of Louisiana
and the adjacent states nave needa no particular
to be introduced to PubHc noEe ~
by the of this Establish
ment; rxo o,,;sct constantly KENT in view
by the Ladies is the adorning Of their pupils minds with
knowledge and the forming OF ther near. S 20 der
eleaniiness and polite They are never sui
feed beyond the reach Of % the preserva
ton of morals the willing observance OF tne res
tine epps Of all ana
no 10 upon the score of religion Dt
fol- sake M
Physical heath Of the scholars Is h AN
ors pecaiariy the pgp
be ns 81 pss
& h9 a nah their
pptsnded 30 by one Of the notice given
or a%gs hand and
lowing objects: The English and French Languages
Wrting Arithmetic GeogaPhy the use OF hronoIoey
EE nasS anS FsneS Of
Plain and Fancy MS emstry viii be-
TAUGHT to those young whose parents desire it as
also Music and Drawing
Board and Tuition per annum $780, payable guar SIS 90
av tsey In per $50 payable quarterly
Entrance for the Boarders. :..-.-.-..------- ~ ~
No deduction is made for those who are Withdrawn Do
fore the end of the quarter. vs
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes pc. q n,
| quarter -------- % OF
the pr Uss OF Musical per O.
Drawing, including Paper and Pencils per month O.
Exnenses for for the Bathing season 10
books for ths or at
establishment at moderate prices: SEQ .M
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CANT yINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARpEAU, MISSOURI.

This institution conducted by the Priests OF the Con
orepation of the Mission st. Vincent OF Paul. 10
SeaTtflly located on the Mississippi river forty mies
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below ST.
The College buildings large commodious and well
vent;Iated The grounds are beautiful, extensive and
well adapted for healthtul exercise.
The College is of access Regular daily packe'S
'" The schoiastic wear begins on the FIRST MONDAY
or SEPTEMBER and ends about tho first OF July
TERMS. -
BOARD and Tuition per scholastic year sSSs
Wsshine and fnending OF articles washed <.----. 20
ply sician Fee and Medicines. c--------- ~ ~
For further information apply 70
Rev. ANTHONY VERINA, Y M,
!r7,--.-- ~ - President of the College,
Or to Rev. THos/J SMITH G.
auao " St. Joseph Church, New Orleans
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7 INSTITUTION OF TIE SISTERS OF Sc. 'oskfh'
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans

The government throughout this establishments is
mild The
the same all In short everything tends ." Pr"
m H"aer aes intrusted to their mothey
thorough and solid and in enprises
m bo the EntS and French branches Of know
t Hatye at 81 fhe
sure correct pronunciation. It'll, ,rh,;c exhibition
and distribution OF premiums, to which parents are In
is here object of special attention and
those gpSeF sseI
Sor to principles Of solid Rety Tsau1e a t6s
Of and on aPards
Pupils all Denomination are admittedi poor,in,
the ssteinf
of St. Louis have a fourishing academy
TERMS,
To be paid in advance, as follows: A.. M
Boarding per three months 10 90
Mnsic lessons and use of Instrument % 90
iii esiotnc according to plumber Of pupils
Needle-work in all is varieties golden emoraidery,
artificial flowers is taught to the boarders
s New OF
leans; Or if more convenient spP1y ELDER e Agent
CLASS OF onSAMESIHL WORK. .,o Fra,
The Sisters o5 w On ths
| work ii. etc Terms per month. s5: se2e "
PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
This iterary Institution incorporated by the State
louisiana and empowered TO confer degrees IL con
inSs are well adapted for educational purposes.
entirely cut the street. Is 10
40 that from the arrival of the pups ut 1
NJ tn Shcir SeTaruare At p. NJ, they arc eonstant
| eecluded and snperintended- ~,a, v.
1 The course 81 instruction embraces Greek, Latn
Enoi.b French Poetry, Rhetoric History, Geography
Mafhsmatics Astronomy Natural and Mental Philcse
v nth the addition ~ Bookkeeping and the usus
Eommercial branches; also the German language
Students admitted, unless they KNOW NO"
read and write. 4. -,
| lead ng objects of the instructors. -,
Every month is sent to parents statnR COZ
duct progress rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins on the nrst MONDAY
nysot,ar and utls about the 3lst of y uly.
- 49, : TERMS: -
Co,,eo;ass Courae PAYABLE advance. and In Uat:e
States currency, two months, 3D. -.
| Preparatory Course. Sf6 leu y
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CT sTANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISSISSIPPI.
This institution conducted by the Brothers OF the
Heart, has been in successful operation since
1855 1t is beautifully situated the shores OF the Bay
commanding extensive view OF the Guf-and afford
ing all of the sea breeze and bathing in
the SUMNER is for the pupils. great Indictment to
h.sffhful amusement. Tho Commercial Course COM
Drises all the branches of good English education
Board and Tuition, per session. payable hall yeaIy IL
,a.s;on nc
" ir ,: - - sass;on fontonaD .-- 10 "
W 5 bt
,ooto: Q .c s,'ant az ,ha ;n.titution . SO "
EXTRA CHARGES:
Pia no and Violin per month EACH
Sso Va = ..s pt ~
800 - nor month VI
Spanish and German languages per month, eacn-. W
For further particulars. apply to o,,.,o~rn
f.1.tf d frector of the College
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG D1SEAsES
And All Kindred Complaints.

There is high authority for saying that he 10 1901
who decides a before he knows It, ANA tneio 10
arguing against established facts nave s0 o"
plants witnesses of the fact here aeserted now
be by calling at my office No y bafonhe s'r0es'
This remedy is n vegetable production, growing II
louisiana II to the medical faculty, AM
it's effects have been the most astonishing nature
has been pronounced by physician OF thirty years
practice 1.-THE greatest medical discovery OF the
Come and see the evidences Of what state. never
mind the cry of humbug From that cry appeal sasPy
TO facts which to establish to the
of any mind that will admit evidence.
n distance, who wish to Try TINS remooy'
should write friends in the city and let them invest
gate become satisfied with the evid noes IN
it's favor sufficient quantity for any ordinary case
| IF necessary for $40 G. H. SMITH.
| moi GIN Il baFonno esIooV.
| CARD .............-......-.AC CARD.
| DIR. COBERT HUNTER. tof New York; editor Of
the Specialist of Diseases of the Chest and
inventor of the Inhaling Instrum ,nts and Catarrh
Syringe in general use has arrived in New Orleans and
an office at 1875 street. Herbers drug
| store, for the treatment of the
Throat, Lungs and Heart,
to which branch of his profession he devotes his entire
attention. His improved Pumometre. tor testing the
health of the Lungs and expanding and developing the
Chest, of weak lungs, can be procured st In
|
| Hours from to 4 mol Nv
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The new Academy Of Holy Angels is M Ss
quiet and healthy locality IN inc Tbe buildings
are in the best style of modern Snrdine
nents commodO1s and thoroughly ventiiate1 ith and
ali the advantages which contribute TO inc he@i' ~
ns Of ali denominations admitted but tor tne
promotion of order and regularity al @o res of
tend the public exercises, and CONFORM " 'lo
the Institution
The system of education embraces the i1 french
English languages, viz: Reading, Penmansn'p, Pa Mod
I'D EnoiisL Grammar Arithmetic, Ancient ana
ern Geography OF the Globes fEOss anS acreS and
Compostens History AnSient sa ana English literature
Rhetorc Mythoogy Natural Philosophy Cnsmss Hfc
AstrOnomy botany Book keepng, Matnemntis' Nae
Music Drawing Painting liam rtSoiai Flowers etc.
TERMs-PAYnIENTS TO BE MADE QoAhAA
IN ADvANCE:
poord and Tuition in French and English per 400 mn
non1n''--. per quarter 6O w
Entrance Fee for the first year ~ "
EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIONAL. .,o or
Music on the Piano, per quarter IN
Use OF Instrument ..... 12 on
Vocal Music ''---'---- 70 OK
| Drawing is on
| Tapestry and Embroi'ry ..---'.---'--'---' q On
| Artificial Flowers -.--''---. 2 o.
! Stationery 70 On
| Washing 4 o.
The classes commence about the middle OF SePtem oeI
| and close by the end of july by an exa"ina''on A
Books, etc, may be procured at the lnst'u''on
Pupils are received at any time during the year. An
charges made the date of entrance only sr.io,
For further particulars apply to the Mother % y,
Academy of the Holy Angels
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EDUCATIONAL.

xIOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY. ANGELS.
Under the Direction Of the Sisters OF the no'S o''
Corner of Rampant and Congress streets Third
New Orleans Louisiana.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-03

SATIRE ON AvARIcE.--A colored moralist was
looking through graveyard fence upon o inc
tombstone of Q man who in life had peen knSm
care had been the greatest good Of the great
eat number" the greatest number Win mn
having been ''number one." After q PomPuue
was recorded: "He that giveth to the door
lendeth to the Lord" "Dat may be 50, no
quized sambo "but wen dat man died. a sv mIls
Now If that isn't q good specimen of satire oy
inversion, we have misconceived it's dri1t.
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G. BELDEN, M. d..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Office Hours to A. NJ; to 3 r. NJ; to y F. M
.nsstv Office, 46 Camp street,
DEN IS T,

n{be consulted at his Office,
IL Dryades street. one door from Canal.
All who desire good operations, or durable and beau
tful Artificial work. will call as above. All the most
approved means painless operations viii be used
desiring teeth inserted the day their teeth
are extracted will please call before 10 A. n2l 1y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-03

Wby is the road of tranagressors so haro'
BECAUSE it is SO much Travelled.
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.R. MALoNEY, DENTIST,

nR- MALONEY, DENTIST,
ao3 ST. ANDREW. NEAR MAGAZINE.
Would respectfully inform those requiring nrss cass
re- he within the means of all. Teeth inserted ON gold
auminium rubber and silver with or without
the money refunded. The doctor was awarasa me nS
Teeth extracted without PAIN by the use OF nitrous
arid eo.o u
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0AHILL & COFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
>N Fourth District. e,
Dealers in Hay, Corn, Oats Bran, CoEnmeal osfmeal
!Issn:nE Grits Chicken and Cow Feed. etc.
Goods delivered free Of drayage. SpaS ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-03

DR. JAMES W. BAkNbM, DIsNTxSzS
Az = 500 Magazine street ApeaT tho MARK
tIfaHie 10 prepared to make all kinds OF Arunea
Tss at extremely low prices PsfJect NJ
IN every case Particular attention paid 70 tho preeer
vation Of the patural teeth Refereuces from sce OF
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CADEAY OF THE VISITATION.
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Pie duties of this institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boardng
School for their Daughters and Wards viii md mere
every advantage. - 49, 80 49,. ,,os.
healthy cities in the SOUTH large grounds and in
retired and romantic situation, II Affords IN aadton
every facility for acquiring an education men.at anu
moral OF a high grade. Large additions have peen
made to the buildings to meet the increasing aPpS
tions admission. -, r. A.,
anlv for Prospectus apd Terms to tho Office of the
strcet iy4
CT JOsEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
y Conducted by the Sisters ot Charity,
Near F.nmtsburg Frederick County, Marylaao-
This pleasantly situated in heathy ana
pictu,ssuuc of Frederick county Maryland han
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mount 81.
Marys College 1t commenced in iSu9 ana moor
poraed by the Legislature IF Maryland In 1916. line
| buildings art convenient and' s?acions
- -
Entrance fpad but once) % w
Tn. cha re- for Board and Tuition including Bed az ~
and Bedding and Doctors fees, per session 10 W
| Washing and Mending- AZ ".
Music Drawing and the Languages are extra charBes
| . ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The Academic year divided in two Sessions OF tve
months each egnning respectively the 2th OF Au
| gust and the 2sth of january. Il,
Letters OF inquiry directed to the ,,,,,I1on
apis Iy ST. Josephs Academy Emmitsburs' Mo
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LITERARY GOSSIP.

''' LITERARY @ GOSSIP
Louisa Muhlbach will hereafter only
write plays.
Mark Twain's witticisms have netted
him $50, 1000.
sardon's plays have brought their auth
or four hundred Thousand dollars in
,assut nvs years time. i
The old England and DAMS b ballads
are said to have been In a great part the
compositions Of woman. nag
It ID said that the works Of John Stuart
Mil, are In great demand In Germany.
Neatly all HIS works have been trans.
lated there.
Biz Henry Bulwer is preparing new
series Of Characters consisting OF Lord
Brous Cir Robert Peel and Lafay.
cite. $500,
M. Taine has commenced his course Of
Lectures on Esthetics and the History Of
the fine Arts. at the Ecolo ,des Beaux
Ayts,r His subject this year Is the His
tory OF Painting in TALLY. -.f t.-,
avsEysry Saturday says: "Ths reader
will search In vain through English poe
try for finer poem than The Lovers Of
Gudrun.' the last storyIi In the new part
a Morris's Earthly Paradice.'" odT
: Roberts Brothers viil shortly publish
. domestic story In verse or poetical
novel in miniture, by Jean Ingelow. 1t
VIII be published nrst In this country In
connection with quite number Of short
or poems new to the public.
Acompiete catalogue Of the works Of
Geo. Cfnikshank. the eminent engrav yer
and artists, has bsen publIshed, from
which II appears that no has been en-
gagsd on I, 8i8 works Of art, comprising
,o6zSketehines 1898 woodcuts " giypto-
graphs, besides Illustrations Of 400 books,
tracn and GLASS books, I.
II 10 rumorsd that NJ. Victor Hugo IL
writing new novel, to be called "The
Crime Of the Second Of December" This |
report probably arises from his being en-
gsgement on the work on Revolution,
which with eventually be needed to
complies the Trilogy OF which ~
Homme qui Rit" forms the first part.
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NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
LoutSvi11c. 1Ey.
. 1rl'.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To My United States and World. VIDE
Readers:


Readers:
7 HAVE received many testimonials from profe.
publications have shown, all OF which are
The following from highly educated and popular
physician IN Georgia, ~ certainly one Of the most
sensble comm unicstiops have ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly vhat he speaks Of, and biz
Testimony deserves 10 be written u letters Of gold
Hear what the Doctor says Of kull's Wsr9 Dss-
trOyeri
Shlapov, WAGER County. Ca,
June -, isss.
Dr. JOYS BvLL-Den siri Ihsye recently giyeA
your worn Destroyer several trials, am Ind II
vonderfully ehoacious. has not failed IN single
instance 20 have the ~ishsd.for effect. am doing
pretty large county practice, and hsye daily Tor
some article ofthe kind ] am free 70 confess
hat know OF no remedy mmended ny the abissi
authorities thai 10 certain and speedy IN s effects
On the contrary. the, are uncerisinin the extreme
Ny object IN writing 10 20 and out upon vhat tssr-
] can get the medicine directly from you. II can
get upon easy terms. shsii great deal Of u.
am aware that the Of such articles u contrary
the teaehings and practice % great majority ofthe
regular line di-csfdng remedy which se knos 10
he sunhctent simply oecanse ve may BE- Snofsni offs
combination For my part. shaI make % rule 10
use all and every means to alleviate sanernx human
ify which may be sble 70 communicated hesitatng
leaned rs effects trs and secured the sole right 10
secure that kne~lodge. Hosever, sm ~ NO mans
an advocate or supporter Of the thousand OF worthless
nosiruns that Good the county that parport 10
all manner Of diseases 20 which eesh u heir. Plea.
reply soon and Inform me ofyour beet terms.
am, cir, very respectfully,
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NHANCERY NOTICE.

state Of Illinois. Alexander county In the Circuit
Court ef Alexander county, April Term, 1870.
tl In Chancery-Bli for Divorce.
william II. Farris W Dolly l. Farris.
Andavt Of the non residence Of Dolly l.. Farrs the
above named deficient having been filed IN the Clerks
once Of the circuit court Of said county, notice
therefore hereby given 20 tho said holly l.. Farris
thai the complainant tiled his ball OF complaint in said
court the Chancery side thereof the 18th day Of
January, 1870, and that thsreupon summons Issaed
out OF said court IeturnAbs the las directs. Now
unlsss you, the said Dolly u Fairs shall personally
and appear before the circuit court Of said county
the DIST day Of the Term thereof 70 be holden
the court house in the city Of Cairo, in said county
the First Monday o. April next, and plead or
sans and the matte and things therein and
stated will bs taken confessed, and decree enter
~ against you according 70 the prayer OF said bill
JOHN Q. HARTMAN, Clerk
Cairo, ulinsis, January 18th, 1870.
Mum Pope Haintin's Attorney,
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SEWING MACHINES.

W'll coy: q; : G :::;':: /,
Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
Wm stsseh, He's, .YcIl, Tuck. cord,
Realistically. Il viii, With The fiSEsf needle and
thread run from perfect work On the finest Nainsook
Sse % % thread aps Il WITH vii
faster and ster than any other machine. II forms a
stitch, eaehIosp being INVITED Gv means Of
a THE "AoTArIEG HOOK" ia...
and drawing the twist into the goods, thus securely
cut at frequent intervals. and in that even, the
seam q warranted not 20 rip In wear and under
worn out family garments. sosoins, pants dresses
&C., have been submitted to Committees at FAIRS
where was the GREATEST COMPETITION, and TO
this stitch premiums have been awarded for its
:nPefierisy, Durability, Elasticity and
4 patented device prevents the possibility Of the
machine being rua il the wrong drectisn, or he
balance wheel ever wearing or touching tho dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG
Thus avoiding the great trouble OF other machines.
- NO BREAKING or NEEDLES,
The blade Of the needle is less thsA three. urhs
Of an inch long, and 10 straight.
WRONG.
Asy oss may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
hem may be OF any width. No other hemmer or fel.
Isr 10 like THE. II turns the hem the right
Il vii nos Srsp Witches, q. tn. needle I.
a.sys 80 right. the blade short and straight does
net vibrate, Ike longer oaes. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
CIsIoN.
Hence. eseh part IL INTERCHANGEABLE anu can b rsad.
yrspscsd I'd Of accident Il viii 1ast genera
osn Be- psrsaadsd 70 use any other.
the rosndaess, evonnsss, durability And bssu,y Of
WERE NEVER EouALEp.
Il. nAPrDITY. ABSOLUTE srILLSEss. EASE
and FELL we're ssvsr sppssssheA BY any other
f ssSSs ras Al. $o afI
Whsever the merits Of the other machines, IL Is no
IN. s xas1s os. s:S: oTa
,.cessd e: SssH 49,, Of the American In
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
q the great Nov Eagland Fair--the Vernon, State
ysir--,hs " consis State Var -ths Nichisaa state
PAIN ssroussou, sss w..,-ss,n S r, frsm
iuaas than were taken By all other sesing Machines
together In the same time.
II II now the Great Leading Family Sewing
-.- Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We take ether machines 10 exchange. We sell
Oh, Corroy. snu. Tsisr and SKrplss for every kind
Of sewing Machine. .....
Agents Wssted.-rerm. 70 Agents. descriptive
cirellar and specimens Of work, free by man,
receipt Of stamp, or had Of
WARD a. COMINGS.
GENERAL AGENTS,
i1 Lake Street. Chicago. linois,
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRALR.
GN - aE zE 2
d Z IL l. r + 10 A & X.
81 Miles the Shortest Route TO New York !
Al P,tsLuig ;fNns from the IVES, run direct 70 the
m sss a wssshss Ss. s' sss Toss son .
ana a. ias Ne" England towns, ars transferred 70
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Buy you tickets for New York, Philadslphis and all
sna the Psh- ''yania Central Railroad. The trans u
ILL NOIS CENT RIA l.
make close connections At Asitoon and Chicago: and
the entire trip 70 New York 10 made with only two
changes Of cars.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
WITH
Raised Roofs ssIpssvsd seAtsI
These car. sT. ihoTegghi3 ventilated and provided
sltn sysTy nCden impfcr.nsnt necessary 20 The
safety and eoinfori OF saTeisrs
sTATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
Woodruff Pstsnt
kaa thrsngh % FsaAdsIphL. on al night Trans.
Asd sss York va PhllAdflDhlA and Ailsniosl. Nth
Gu, change. sssfdisg FAss~bgsrs . nixLi 81 Gs1is-
iEfL<g rect, ana
Lasaisg then IN SsW yssk AGosss In
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