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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
The great sensation il


the apple line at pre-
sent, Is !" Crimes Gold
en-" Ourattentlon was
first called TO this apple
a year or more ago by 8.
B. Marshall, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio. But until
within a few weeks past
was 1t, that we had an
opportunity Of seeing
and tasting the fruit, for
which our RcknOwl-
edgements are due to
DR.. 2. H~OllingswOrth
Of Sandusky, Lee CO.,
and TO Mr.. Johnson
Meek, of Vincennes, Of
the same county. On
our return home from
the meeting Of the Illi-
nOis Horticultural Soci-
ETY., In December, we
found liberal donatiCrs
of the fruit from both OF
these gentlemen. And,
after having seen and
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
''The Best is the Cheapest"
THE PREMIUM SANFORD CORN

Has been thoroughly tested the past season I'm near
ly every State, and fully confirms all that has been
said I'm its favor, as being the EARLIEST and MOST
PRODUCTIVE field corn. In many instances u has
ripened from two to three weeks in advance OF 9TH
er varieties, and with an equal chance has produced
double the quantity per acre. Testimonials from
reliable farmers indOrse it as being THE BEST. Des,,
criptive Circulars free. One quart by mail postpaid
75c: ! peck BY express q: l bushel $. Address
s. .FANNINtT, JamespOrt, Long Island, y. y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
come and look at ours

sWetpublish to-day oficlally the so
called "Herd Law" passed at the.
last session Of the Legislature. Like
the niggeE's penny II just beats moth
ingl
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

tasted we are free to confess our happy disappointment In GRIMES doLDENn
be sdd-an opinion that has the unqualified endorsement Of good judges who
combining So many desirable qualities in Iowa, should have attained 81 little
nOtodeysere this. The accompanying illustration Is copied from a specimen
received from MI. Meek, and represents the apple truthfully. Mr. Meek in
forms IS that he planted ten threeyear old hees of "Grimes GOlden''i in 189
and 1880 thatthey came into bearing early-thatthey stood the hard winters
of 1855 and 80 so well, that the following season he planted fOTty-four more
trees lin place of others killed Out-that all the trees have borne good crops
annually, and that the fhyfOur are still standing vigorous and fruitful as
ever SOhardy is the tree that we think Crimes Golden worthy a trial in
Minnesota.
DR.. Warder in his Anacican PonlOoQy, land by the way a most valuable
work. destribes this rs follows: -
Tree vigorous healthy, spreading productive: bears early; shoots stout, dark; foliage
bundanL dark gTem. Fruit hl medium, cylindrical, regular; surface yellow, Vonr rus-t
green; stanlonE curved. Core smaL pyrnOrn, closed, meeting the eye; seeds hume
r@s plump rOWn; neh yellow firm, breaking very me Rrained, juicy; flavor ubacdl
aromatic suy, rich, refreshing quality ry best. Use DESERT too good duOh ese-
Sason-JRnuRry to March.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
BEST
New Cranes and RaSnhprrieS.

CHEAP Fox EVERYBODY IL viii send by mail,
free of postage, and in best condition,
One vine No. / Eumelan Grape, or.--.---.-.....S1 .25
One vine Martha white Concord, fOr.............. 100
Or, one vine each Eumelan and Martha-......- 100
One vine Salem and one Wilder (RcgerS' No. ~,
or two vines of either, for. ...................... LOG
Six plants Naomi Raspberry, and six Mann
moth Cluster CMcCOrmick), or six DaVisOn's
ThOrnlesS-the dozen r............-........... 200
For $500 the whole assortment, including three
varieties of RGspbberieS and fOTr OfGrapes. Larger
quantities furnished al less rates ON application.
Address NJ. b. BATEHAM.
PainSViIie, o,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
PURE
L N H A N II A ID O r ..
YOUR STOCK!

The success that has attended my efforts I'M Sheep
Breeding, and the satisfaction given for the past -
years, induces me to continue the business, although
at reduced prices, owing to the general temporary
depression in wool and sheep. I now offer for sale
about 100, embracing lambs, yearlings and older
sheep, both Bucks and Ewes. These Sheep embOdy
the best blood and pedigree of Vt, aQd Of pure In
fantadO Stock, the most prOmismg family of Meri-
noes ever imported, and bred direct from Imported
stock. Those now offered for sale are from my
stock Rams and YOUNG GOLD
DROP" has heavy neck and tail,
young Gold Drop is a smooth sheep; both of
which are heavy and dense sheaTerS. lean accom-
mOdate the fancy of all wishing to purchase sheep.
Full pedigrees and sufficient guarantees will ac-
company every sheep, nicely Gagged and sent by
Express, at my risk, at reasonable and stated rates,
or otherwise If desirable, with sufficient forage to
any part of the United States or Canada.
All orders will be filled with the utmost care
under my own personal supervision, and all reason
able satisfaction given in all cases.
For further particulars and Illustrated Circulars
apply with stamp to
F. L. UPHAM,
Perkinsville, VT, late Of Springfield, VT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
NOTICES.
Lrons, Patent Four Wheeled Rotarr

Lyons Patent -Four Wheeled Rotary
HarrOw.-whees three feet IN diameter, eleven
teeth each, and rotate continually; are joined by
cross bars, coupled by reach, and drawn by tongue,
win accomplish three or four times the work Of the
common harrow on fan blowing or stalk ground.
Does not clog or chokeup on stalk, stnbble, orsoddy
ground Is equalto tUO "stdK cutlery for demoIish-
ing stalks. and is superior 70 any snlky pillow for
early cultivating of corn. The above is the verdict
Of hUelUe Of the best farmers Of Whiteside county.
Manufactured by the Rock River PlOw Co. Send
for circulars and certificates. Address, with stamp,
BROTHERS, Sterling, whiteside County, II
Ifuoiq. 9I-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
TIMBER AND sMELTER!

II you want Windbreaks for your Houses and
Orchards, and Shelter Tor your Stock and Crops,
plant the cheapest and quickest OF all Tfmber-fhe
LOmbardy Poplar and Grey Willow. CUTTINGS sure
70 grow, ] offer at 600 per M.
Dutchess Oldenburg Apple and other fruit trees
cheap.
----.CorrespOndence Oicfted
n. WsDAVES-E 3.
IfzH Box III, Decatur, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
Six Very Choice Plants by Mail,
Postpaid. for 50, viz:

Gerdaiam. GLOire dc Ndncy-The finest double
flower Gernnium in cultivation; very free, with
for the vase.
Monthly Tree CuTnGtfOH, President DegrulC.-The
best double white CarnatiOn very fragrant, and un-
surpassed for winter bloom.
Gerdaiunl, King yC Scdrlets.-The best scarlet Ger
anium In cultivation; trees eight inches In dame
ter, stands the hot sun TO perfection.
DiGathuS QHetteTfi,A beautiful perpetual hybrid
Pink, with large scarlet crimson double flowers, pro-
duced p~rOfusely from May t. October, also flowers
well in Winter. Extra fine.
BOQuet DdhLid, Little HeTIhdn.-With small close
compuct flowers of a beautiful cerise pink, tipped
with white, and sporting into three or four varieties
upon the same plant flowers early and very pro-
fuse. The best BOquet Dahlia ever sent out.
FtAchsfd FdinQUeT dc PeU6Id.-The best double
white Fuchsia: sepals bright red, we'll Tefexed;
cOrOllR very full double, white, feathered with rose.
The plants are put In cigar boxes. with nearly the
entire ball of earth. and were sent with perfect sue
cess the past season TO Denver City, Colorado.
Descriptive Catalogue of bedding plants fOrwar-
ded on application, by enclosing one blue stamp.
DEXTER SNOW, Florist,
ChicOpee, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
APPLE STOCKS AND ROOT
CRAFTS.
G.. S
MARENGO,
AIcHenry County. Illinois.

Grower Of Apple Seedlings, Evergreeus. Small
Fruits &C Root Gratis Of best kin put up TO or
berian Winter Apples, sent on application, with
stamps for prepayment, A Circular on the Siberian
species, 6pages, sent for 10 cts. ...--..C Correspondence
without stamps. f6-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
PRIZE FOWLS.

Send for the Experimental Farm, Stock aud POut
try Journal, containing list Of Fancy Fowls, stock
&c, with prices, of all the known valuable Fowls
bred from pure imported varieties On the most Inn.
proved plans.
The list comprises Brahmas, White and Dark
DOrkingS, CreveCoeurs, HOredans, La Fleche Buff
COckins. Spanish Black and White, Seabright Ban
tam, Game, &c: also, all the best varieties Ofwheat
oats, corn, clover seed, &c.
GEO. A DEITZ,
q II ChamhprSburv- Frank Co. Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

49, As often heretofore said, we
M now repent we viii take
pleasure I'm receiving and forwarding
orders to amy OF our advertising Pat-
rOns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are nov
prepared 70. furnish all classes with constant -
plOyment at hone, the WhUIo 0lfhe time or lQtE
spare moments. Business new, Mghtaud pron41s
Persons Of either sex easily earn nom &c 49,
evenin0. and . Proportional sum b. devOftng tne4
whole time 70 the business B0ysaDd glrscane-
nearly as much as men. That al who see tn9 -
tice may send their address and test the 1uslna.s
We make thi8 unparalleled Cder: To aeh - -
not we'll satisfied, we will ssno one dollar toLtIS
trouble OF writing. Full particulars, 3 gALueo
Sample. which viii do % work on. -
a cODy Of the Ps0p5ss Library C0mpeHao9-OnsU
he largest and best hmilyn newspapers plonsle
m senffree By mall. Reader fyou Want ~
nenf- prOatabIe, employment, edofe1ls - ~
Acc, Augusta, Mains. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
GRIME,s GOLDEN


A correct likeness Of this most desirable Apple, for which We are indebted
70 MARK MILLER, Editor and Publisher Of the Western PomOeog"S Os
-Mon@ lowe, from which paper we eOPythe following: -
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
SAINT CLAIR NURSERIES,.
FOR YEAR OF 1870

As q specially, I offer to the trade, dealers and
planters, the best grown stock o fApples now in the
good heads. The varieties consist Of the leading
ana popular sorts. VIII be sold under the market
20 cash customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Patent Approved Jan. "a, 1858.

We do not claim absolute perfection for this Hive,
but we do claim that it possesses the following ad-
vantages over all others now in use:
LIST. In its facilities for hiving and transferring
bees, and its adoption to the wants OF a swarm,
whether large or small.
I'd. In the protection which it affords against rob
bers and moths.
Sd. For the increase of stock, by artificial swarm
ing or dividing.
4th. For supplying destitute swarms with food
without Inducing robbing.
Sth. In inducing young swarms to remain in the
hive.
OF having il renewed.
eth. In excluding the DrOnes, to prevent needless
waste Of honey.
Sth. In its protection against extremes orheat and
cold.
9th. In supplying hives with the means of raising
a Queen, II needed.
10th. In preventing the loss of bees, occasloned by
falling on the snow.
lIth. In preventing sufocation for want of ven
tilatiOn.
18th. II affords the greatest possible facilities for
the removal of honey from thU surplus honey box
es without disturbing the bees, or end~-errIfrs a.
bee-keeper, as also, with all other operations.
18th. 1t also exceeds all others in regard TO the
ease and safety with which it can be removed from
place to place.
18th, It excels In simplicity OF construction, aE-
fOrding greater advantages for the same amount of
than any other hive known.
Sample Hives can be seen at the -idrertiser Office
and at Mclaughlin & Small'S. Main street, Brown
Vile.
For Farm Rights or Hives, apply to
DON J. ARNOLD,
233m BrOwnyille, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

FOOD %e R Sll se 2 Postgsid and securely 5.cr
Roses IN three kinds q: two - eSsiPt % 8 ~
>" plants o. TIE nnest eiecfedv. stfOag
MT & CONRED
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Peach Trees!
A large stock of the best varieties
for market or the Private Garden; handsomely
grown and healthy. Prices low.
Address, ~
EDWIN ALLEN,
New Brunswick Nurseries,
29m New JerssE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

lean furnish Apple Scions Of al the Leading and
popular sorts At 3 per 1000-CASH.
VIII I'LL dealers general assorted bills on as GvoF-
able terms as any other house.
For further nfOrmRtiOn, address ma sEff
I. BABCOCK-
1ASR sumueA8d, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
Grape VINES !
FIRST CLASS FRUIT TREESy
Grown and Imported
BY J. J. BUTTERTON.

APPLES-Standard, Half Standard-Bush and
Dwarf-Graited on Restraining Stocks, bv
which the best results are obtained, Welding
crops at an early period, and in soils and as
poets otherwise not favorable to this fruit.
PEAR-Al the leading kinds, standard and pyra-
mid.
P~EAR;-ChOice new sorts, at present scarce.
PEACH-On Plum Stock.
PEACH-On PeachS Stock.
4PRnCQLS1On Plum stock, pyramid and dwarf
NECTARLNE-On Plum Stock. pyramid and dwarf
Plum Stock, pyramid and standard.
~ RE-Standard and dwarf, very fine.
CIESTNUT-Spanish dwarf, very fine,
FILBERT-MOS varieties.
Q~UINCE-MOst varieties.
MULBERRY-MOst varieties.
Standardization embracing "a varieties.
CCRRANTS.-An the choice large sorts.
Choice and rare Evergreens: RhOdOdendrOns: Flow
erlng Shrubbery; FOliHged Plants;
Dropping and Fancy Shade Trees. grace
fully trained, well suited 10 mounds and
borders; and Cemetery Evergreens.
2 Those the bettertO sustain distant carriage are
kept In pots.
THE LONDON NURSERIES,
2l-tf HammOntOn, M.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

AGRICULTURAL ADVERTISEMENTS
only, win be inserted on this page.
TERMS
TEN ~ LINE or SPACE. EACH
SPECIAL N~cTICEs-15 cts. per line, each inser-
Cards of i've lines space. SIS per year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
Approved March Z, 1870.

In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and
affixed the great seal of the
L: S. State of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln this Sth
day of March A. d. 1870.
THOS. p. KENNARD,
Secretary of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
TRANsCENDANT CRABs.
APPLE

I have OF these an extra hne stock, VIII be sold
low BY the thousand.
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EsF1Ss<tsFs -y2.3 4
e \ E1s.,aa3ssss = sssesssssIs s5ssf+sH Z
1 ~ q s, ayISs,AS

This remedy does not simply ret,rs for short
time but IL produces perfect and permanent cures
OF he worst cases OF CnrOuc Nasal C1tarrh, and /
uiV p4v SIsl reuari for a tbef cannot cure.
..Coid in the head " and CAtarrh Headache are
eel with p few applications II You have a discharge
from the rose offensive or otherwise, stopping w
OF the nose AZ mes, partial loss Of the sense Of
smell "a q hearing eyes watering cr weak feel
uull. have pain or pressure 30 the head, you may
resi- assured That you hly- Ctlrrh. Tho1salds an
uuallv. without nanitcstins naif ofthe above symp
toms terminate ia Consumption and end 10 the
grave No disease ;, 50 common, more deceptive or
Il IS understood hy uhy sclans. VIII send my pam
phl-t on gatarTh % any address free DR.. cages
Cat4rrb Remedy il now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Pr se so cents. Sent by mail, postpaid on receipt
Of 80 cents. or four packages for two dollars Be
ware Of c0aHferJefs and irorfh limitations. See
that ms yriuIfs Stamp which is positiuf guarantee
ofqeHuiRsnsss is upon the outside Wrapper Re
member that this private Stamp, issued by the Unit
e1 states Government expressly for Stamping my
medicines. has my portrait, name and address. and
M words u Certlhc ate Of OeuuIueness en- zrav-
eli upon il and need not re mistaken. Don't be
s nj ed BY travellers and others representa- them
selves as Dr.. sage 1 am the only mlu now living
tbat has the snowiedgs and right 70 manufacture
tbe g.nuiHs DR. Saze's Catarrh Remedy and never
travel 20 sell this medicine
r.. V. PIERCE VI. D.,
1913 Stneca -tre-t, Buffalo, n. T.
May 24-t-d tues thurs sat a wSr
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ST. ALBANs ITEMS.

BUTTE Market, Tu,siay, May 2i-The
market was quite active. The weather was un-
favorable Sh pments, !, PSI tubs Good but
ter 2S to 81 cents. showing decline from last
weeks price,
Preparahoastor Decoration Day.-The com;
mittee Of arrangements appointed by Post Baby
Smith to make arrangements for Decoration Day
have appointed subcommittee to take charge 4
different branches Of the work Major L. Med.
Smith has been appointed marshal and has cho-
sen E A. Morton his assistant. The St. Albans
Brigade Band have been engaged for the Occa-
sign. The Fire Department JAS been invited to
attend and will probably accept. All returned
soldiers are invited 10 join in the procession.
Carriages will be provided for al who are dis
ablsd if they will send notice to the marshal in
advance Capt. Albert Clarke has accepted the
position Of orator for the occasion. Al ladies whe
are willing to assis, are requested to meet At
Academy Hall, AZ four O'Clock p. ~, Friday pre-
vious TO Decoration Day. Al friends Of deceased
soldiers v.ll please report tae location TO Fey
m0ur Il. Wood
Custom Haass pi0..tarHt.-G-u. S.anuart
has made the following appointments for tine
Revenue service AZ Windmill Point DR.. l. L.
eastman, deputy collector in charge, vice SD
D. Gates resigned Hiram Ssas- rram5tsIisom
Inspector TO deputy collector, Martin T. Sprague
Of ST Adams, AMI Sanford H. Newton Of High
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MAR RIED.

PLATT-ALLEN- Ia Winooskj, at the residence Of
me me orloe father, Tuesday evening, May 18th by
rev. }. o. walker, assisted by Rev L. II Ellici
James I; Platt and Emus A., Youngest daughter OF
Elisha Allen, Esq, all Of Winooski
EAsrERBRooH -MoRsE-0n the 27th ult nj S.
6aul CHURCH, CLEVELAND, Ohio, by the Rev Charles
breck, John y. Elsterhrook to Cornelia A Morse
ceased. wy VIC
IoRREf-Ron Ssos-In this city, May 18th, al the
residence Of the brides mother, by Rev Ii A p
IoIrey' Dr. Samuel W. Torrey, Of Beverly, Mass
anu Miss Ehzaoetn }. Robinson, Of this place.
observation-disclosures San Francisco. Cal
Apil. = ~ Rev L. Walker, Emil Van Gardanos-
Nin00ski. ' -
:, DGSg-J ON soy.-ln Jericho Nav 18th, by Rev.
Il T. Estey Mr. f r. Dlso and Miss Minnie (.
johnson, both Of jericho
DIED.
of.-ln Westfori April 23d. Carrie A. adopt
ed daughter Of Samuel e. and Pbobe = Ri.ltn
aged years and months.
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syow-In the year 1884 this section was Wis
tied with A severe Snow storm on the 10Th e
Nav. and snow fell to the depth Of foot or
more. A gentleman residing in Shelburn at the
time went from that place to Hinesburgh IN
cu,ter on the 18th. 1t may be well to state,
however, that the snow did not remain all sum-
mer.
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CURE FOR
FEMALE WEAKNESS -.

THIS wonderful Medicine, made from an Indian
| recipe, is entirely vegetable, and is a certain
cure without supporters. By inclosibg a three cent
postage stamp l will send YOU my circulars which
will give testimonials. Manufactured and sold by
Mrs. LINUS BELCHER, Randolph. Mass. Sold by
G. 6. GOODWIN & co. 81 Hanover street, Boston.
and by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
uNOu6u
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WE would call Tire attention Of Primers b.
w DOUGE'S pfTENT COMBINED
MOWER AND REAPER AND sELF-
BAKER as heinz IN Lightne-s % draft. Conv~n-
isut b handle and Durability the most profitable
machine Tor the farmer 70 buy. Il is made Of The
rest Of material. with W usht iron Quarts faced
with hardened steel, with Steel Cutter Bar. that
never breaks. Having been improved the last yezr
IL Is sap ed 10 cutting both rass ant grain on IN
even surface whether lodged or tangled. with per
fe-t s,tisiactiOa II will ne sold a. Mower, or
combined Tot reapug all kinds Of grain. cora sc
The Machine is kept for sale by Laid lark,
Nj ton "ernis Fisn. South Burlington B G.
Rounds. Monkton Ridge, and by the subscriber, who
has Tor sal- HAY TEDDEhS, sGc the best Kind OF
STEEL WIRE TOOTH HORSE RAkES.
N. r. MILLS,
Nav g-dlwkwsw shelburn Vt
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DEATH OF CHARLES R. HERRlcK Charles P.
herrick, formerly of Burlington, died suddenly
at St. Joseph, Mo, on the 18th inst, Of conges-
ton Of the bran. He was in the employ Of the
firm Of Perley & Bagley, wholesale hardware
dealers Of that city. He had but recently arrived
in the city, and was known to but few. He fell
on the street in fi' the physician was sent for,
and he at once had him sent to the hospital,
where he expired in about two hours. The first
ntimaron his brother-in-law, Mr. James VI.
Bagley, had Of the affair, was when a card was
HANDED him, by the Sisters asking il he knew
such man, ami conveying the startling intelli-
genceof his death. Mr. Herrick was a native Of
Morris,own, aud was fJrty-two years Of age.
He came to Burlington early in life and was for
sometime book keeper for the old firm Of }.
j. Il Peck Is Co.: AMI afterwards vas engaged
in the West India cool. trlleas q partaer in the
firm O.. Ilerrcl IS Miles ou the corner Of King
sn3 Water streets; 10 the store now occupied by
NeWuam- B.u,ders He alI good capacity
saI t4c, fir business AMI was lu..e popular in
this community. Afer leaving Burlington be
was employed hy the Ptoyi}el.- Railroad Conn
puy until declining health compelled hin to
sees new sphere of action, 50 he removed to
she West His wife a most estmable lady, sr-
rived in ST. Joseph oa'y 70 see the corpse Of him
she loved. and bis brother. who resides 10 Polo,
Illinois, reached there jas. in time TO follow Dis
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Memorial Day IA cambridge.

CNmRiDGE, May ~, 1870.
T. the Elit0r Of the Free Press and Times.
" Memorial Day will DE appropriately Oh.
served at Cambridge. Vt, under the auspices Of
Gates Encampment Nc. 10, C. A. R.
At the last regGlAc meeting OF the Post, a
committee consisting of comrades A. B. Wood.
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,,,UrSTy-FIyE GOOD WEAVERs WANTED
he Dsight Manufacturing Co, ChicoPee,
Ma 10 whom good wages VIII Dc P4io- Also d
- 49, 90 hands taken to learn 70 weave
lev go go "a aur9sn GEO. II. NYE, Agent.
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Sperial aotires.


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