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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04

Alexander T. Stewart last year paid in in
come tax more than either one OF twenty
seven States and Territories, and more
than Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Florida,
Washington, New Mexico, Idaho and
Montana combined. w. B. Astor paid
more than the whole State of Vermont.
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HEALTH BEAUTYil
Strong and Pure Rich Blood Increase oY
Beautiful Complexion
Sc c u RED TO ALL
RADWAY,S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent,
Has made the most. asto onishing cures. so
quick, so rapid are the changes the
body undergoes under the infiu-
ence Of this truly Wonderful
Medicine that
HEALTH BEAUTYli
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Fet.

Scrofala, Consumption. SYPHILIS in IL msuy fo-1r
GlaEdular Disease. Ulcers in the Threat and Aouih
TUno-s Nodes in The GIands and other parts Of lie
system; Sore Eyes Strumous Dch from the Ears
worst forlns of Skin Diseases Eruptiors Ferer Sor
Scald Head, Ring Worm. Sal. Rheun, Erysipeias
Acne, Black Spots Worms in the Flesh Tumors Car
GERS ii the Womb and AL weakening ard painful d.s-
charges; Night Sweats and all wastes Of the o Pri-
cIpe within the Curative range OF Tadways say-
Saparilan Res0veHt, and few days use will prove tG
ary person using fer either of these forms ef disease
its potent power to euro them.
Not oBly cscs the Sars3psrii2n Reso.yent eKceI ~
known renldic agents in the OF Chronic scFOsn-
0us. Constitutional. Skin ind Syfhic; Diseases bue
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04
Recipes.
httIpcss
CREAM BATTER TCDpING

CREAM BATTER PUDDING.
Taks half pint Of sour cream, half pint
of sweet milk, half pint of -four, three
eggs, little salt, one half of teaspoonful
of soda; beat the eggs separate, adding the
whites last. Bake two and half hours
The abovo is the queen of puddings.
INDIAN BAKED PUDDING.
Scsld ono pint Of sweet milk do not hoil)
take ashalf pint OF corn meal uleisten it
with cold milk and stir in the scalding
milk; take one egg, beat well with sugar,
add one-fourth pint of milk to the egg and
sugar, and then stir into the pudding !;
spice it, and add o little salt and O. piece of
butter the size of al egg. Bake one hour.
DRIED APPLE PIES.
Stew the apples until very soft, then
mash fine, and prepare in the same man
ner as pumpkin pies, except adding an egg
for every pie. ~
JELLY CAKE.
Take one cup OF sugar, tive eggs, one
half cup of butter, one-half cup of milk,
one-half teaspoonful OF soda, one Ofcream
tartar, two and a half cups of flour.
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Women remarked the contenplatire
man. "are as deep as the blue waters Of yon
bav.s' q Ay, eir.n rejoInsd the disappointed
Tnan. snd ~ ftsll OF feraff 2
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HoISE.

Go 10 The CHEoErcIE Office to haTeyour Bill
Heads, Posters, Cards, Labels and all kinds oF
Job Wsnlt executed neatly snd eheaply
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Tnr v Asrrs or I'D BonY

Are supplied with new, healthy and vigorous blood
that furnishes sound structure Hence ell SLferrg
from xeakenins discharges, either male or female
from Ulcers Sores through the repa7eye process Of
RADwAI5 SARSA sFfILlAN are arrested, and the rup
turC 1Slrgans healed.
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German Rejaicings, J,

VERSAILLES, Jan. sd grand franks
giving service was delivered to the German
armies before Paris yesterday by command
of the Emperor, in gratitude for the at
taiment of the goal for which the German
armies had undauntedly battled for one
hundred and forty-four days, or a period
of four months. The field chaplains of all
religious denominations offered up prayers
for the early accomplishment CT the treaty
Of peace.
AgrceabIy to the terms OF the arrnietiee,
the French garrison evacuated all the forts
around Paris, and withdrew within the en-
cie11te. The German engineers entered
the forts and drew the mines and torpe-
does. Mont Valerien was especially formi-
daily protected by internal contrivances,
which would have destroyed an entire
army attempting an assault by storm.
Sunday morningat daybreak the French
flags were hauled down from all tho forts
and redoubts. salute was fired from some
of the forts, and the evacuation was COM
plete.
TIE GERMAN FLAG UNFURLED IN TRI-
UNFH.
The flag of the North German Union
was unfurled from all the forts and gree cd
with salvos of artillery and music.
Strong picket guards have been thrown
out by the Germans upon all sides and the
neutrality ofthe intervening territory COM
prisod within the lines of denlercation will
be zealously maintained. Crowds of the
French infantry come to the Prussian out
posts to surrender, but are turned back
with the assurances that provision will be
made for the sustenance of themselves and
the p0pulace. The feeling toward the
French is cOnciliatory and kind.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
weoaen ware

oI every description. Rice Hornny. SALT Tisb. Pearl
Barley, for soups, &C., Flour. Neal Buekwheat Flour.
ard il fact everything be found in rzt-class Gro
cery Heuse VI. ID. BEARDES,
jsne its East Side Market Sqare.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sovre.r er TNs0LvENCy,

l TATE Of u. g. Harms, late of Knox ounty, il
fnsolyent AL persons having ella me- against the es
tate wiz hls the GAME With the Ccunsy Court Clerk
sSithin ths time rTescribed bv law.
C. ". KARNS Administrator -.
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MONEY IN THE GARDEN

Vegetable Manuel.
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| l. QUINN, Practical Horticulturist. Price 81 %.
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE
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The foregoing subjects all discussed il palm and
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Also. By the same author, price. s. CO.
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Dr.. Railways Perfect Purgatiye PiIIs,

Perfectly tasteless-Liesautiy Coated With sweet
dqPlrgs 7ipg hSglste Purify Cleanse and Strengthen,
RADNAl' > PILLS, for tha cure OF all disorders vi
the stomach, Bowels. Ki1nsps Bladder Nervous Dis-
eases Headache. ConstipGtgns CostiYene=s, Indises
ton. DyspcPsa, BoEsness. Bilious Foycc fuasol,ra-
ton Of tho Bowels Piles, and all Derang Of the
Internal Vi7cera. Warranted efect positive cure.
Pnreiy Vegetable, containing AeEcsry. Minerel OF
deietsricus drug.
Be- Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disease Of tie digestive organs CONSUMPTION, Inward
stomach, Nausea. Heartburn, pisgu-t cf Food, Full
ness or Weight IN the Stomach, Sour Eructeti0ns sink
Of The heal Hurried ard Diiicat Breathing. fluHer
ing et the Heart. Choking or Snsoeatng Sensatione
Web. before tho Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in ~,
Head, Deficiency ot PerSpratie1, Ycllouncss III fhs
skin and E.es. Pain in the Sfle, Chest Limb s-i
sudden FIushes OF Heat. Burning il shc Fiesh ss
doses Of RADwAy PILs wiz free hs system sraIa al
the abCve named disorders. - ~.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04
RADWAY's READY RELIEF
RHECMATISN AND NEURALGIl
FEVER AND AGUE CJTRED.

There not repeiial agent IN tbs ycrla that will
Fever and Ague, AID ali ether Jalsrious Blou-
Scarlet, Typhsi, Yellow AMI other levers Isided 81
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WAsmNaToN, Feb. S.-The Military
Committee reported adversely to making
the Soth Of May decoration day and ma
tional holiday.
The Senate IS discussing tho anno;ni.
ment of special committee on telegranh
cables.
On motion Of Trumbull, Committee of
Conference was ordered on the bill in re-
ference TO tax sales Ia the Southern States.
The steamship bill was resumed, but by
4 vote of 26 to q, gave way 10 the pension
bill. which passed.
H0USE:
The bill fixing the time for the meeting
Of Congress was referred to the Atiieage
Committee.
A heavy petition was presented by
Swami, that the products ef tobacco DC
treated as general merchandise respecting
tax on sales.
The bill regulating the removal OF cases
from the State to Federal Courts was read.
Naval appropriations were considered
They amount to S19, 800, GOO.
The papers in the Tiff case, from Geor-
gia. were referred TO the Election Commit
tee
The House concurred in the Senate res
9lution for the relief of sufferers by the
European war.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-04
TIE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

R4DwATs S.sRsAFaRILLIAY REsoLyINT supplies the
systcm through the blood, urine sweat. and srecFe
making constituents, with Tissue uaking, Flesbnsk
ing. Heat or Calorie snd Eatmaking elements Al OF
it, constituents nourshing, purifying and strength
e1in II repairs heals reseie and drives out OF the
body the products DECAY and corruption. Consump
ton, Viii swelling, Drelsy. Syphilis, Cancer, Tu
mors &c, are all Of scrofuloas dathesis and suc
arc within the curative range Of the Sarsaparlinn Re
eoiYent.
That Scrofula. by whatever name designated IS d .
result Of deposits from the Blood induced or caused BY
chronic inflammation That those deposits take place
when the blood is poor weak. vatesy anu incapable of
holding IN solution It's proper constituents from the
presence of virus poison IN the bood a. Jer
curry. Calomel Corrosive Subnate which is the Cor
rosiye Chloride OF Mercury. other agents, given in
medicines. ea1 which enters largely II the co1aIa0n
advertised Sarsararas. not absorbed changed from
their natural condition.
Ihat Unless tho repairs Or nuigIGent2 are create
than the wastes that ecolnpcsitCn and decay viii su
perTeEe, and the pcwers Of life become exhausted.
That the dying body cannot be sustained on any
treatment Of medi cation that exhausts the system or
fails 70 nourish the BLOOD the only mef ium through
which the vital forces are preserved and On whh the
growth Of the body depends.
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hsaS Laise sad IEGe- SSll one letter -stanao q,
llADWA1 CO., No s. Maiden Lane New 49,
Information worth thousands will iA sent yas. ~'
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r. r. R.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Cures the Worst Pains in from One to
Twenty Minutes.


Cures the Worst Pains in from One to
Twenty Minutes.
Not one hoax 4ler reading this advertisement. need
any suffer with pain.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
J. sure cure. II was the first and is the Only Pain
Remedy that instantly stops the most
sxerueiatng pains.
ALLAIS ISFLAWMATlONs AND CURES
CONGEsTEONS,
Whether Of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowes, 0, other
glands and organs. by one arpicatiOn in from 10
twenty minutes
No matter bow violent eXcrucatiEg the PAIN. the
Rheumatic, Bed ridden. IpfrIn, Crippled, Nervous
Neuralgic. or prostratei with hdiseaSe may suffer.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
VIII, in from one to twenty minutes afford ease and
comfort and this medicine, rapid ia Stopping pain
be purchased for fifty cents per bottle at anoSt
every druggist and country MERCHANTS store on this
continent, and within ono hours distance Of aImcst
every habitation in the United States.
RHEUMATISA AND NEURALGIA.
Iii those who are nov suffering Pain. no matter what
The cause may be, by what lame IL Is ealed-if ex
ternal apply the RSdway's Ready Relief 10 the paTt
Of the body where the paiu is present. If internal %
drops diluted IN water, drink; whether CrnmuS
SpasnlS, Inflammation, Congestion, Asiatic Cholera
Chils and Fever the most violent excrutiatin1 and
pains VIII DC stoppeI in rom one to twenty
minutes.
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OVARIAN TUMoR CURED.

oN AhIAN ICMOR CDREp.
Never has q medicine taken internally been known
10 have cured tuors either Of the womb uteri. ova-
Tes bowels; the knife has been the sole reapce IL
the hands o< experienced surgeons; bat Dr. Railways
SaIsaparilGn settles this question. For 1t has cured
over TWENTY pers ne Of OVARIAN CIsTs and TrNoRs,
well as Tumors in the bowels, uterus. womb liver,
Dropsieal Eduson. Ascites and Calculus Concreions
Tunor of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
Radway's Resolyent.
BEyERLY, Mass, July Is. ISIS.
DE. EAuw4Y-i hayo had Ovarian TumeF In the
o7aries and bowels. Al the doctors said there was
DO he for H." tried everything tnat was recon-
ent. and thought would tiy t. but had no faith in it.
because / had suffered for twelve years. took SIX
bottles Of the ResoyeDt, ono box of RadWays Piils
and used two bottles Of your Ready Relief and there
is not sign Of Tuner to be or felt. and feel
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years. The worst Tumor in the left side Of the
bowels. the gr0ia. write this 10 you for the ben
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Price, One Dollar.
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GAY STREET. opposite cowau. MeClHng i c
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARhklc
LoNDoS Peh 28-llS mCou'O. ole3ei at si Tor roth nonsy
American United states
1902 81 old gi 1857 S0l Ten Forc h krc Rail
way Ia Illinois Cenirs ln9 Atlantic and Great Western M
FRANKFoiT Feb 28nci States fyerwenU bonds quoted
At 70 for be issue ofl9e2
LIylpOoL. Feb 23-ll:30 m-Coon opened dnl with Gown
war tcnoaey Mding Upsnds 7a5tLi Mddng Orleans 1ad
Bleaisufs firm.
per
LONDON Feb 28l:10 mConsus 9ll for both money and the
American Securities quiet
LiyFRPOoI II II California
white, receipts Wheat quarc 90
American. Cora quarter Tor Oats jdj - BUSH
m-(onsOls closed and
the securities duer; United EvcIwen
bonds ga; 1865 OLD 9l5; l7 O Ten Foes g} Rail
shares Illinois Central l9l Aiisntc and Grea
LIvEVPooL 2l u.Coiton closed dn aud the
following quotations Mdhug Uplsud, 7d1.d Mddlng Orleans.
5,01d sales the day. 10000 bales l0 for export speculation
OF Cotton shipping Slipped New Orleans February
March, made At a. br Mdrg Spirits Tuntne y 3D. 3
q Refined Petroleum. l1Id g. gal
IoNnoN Feb 284;20p m-Sprts Petroleum lf0ld y gallon
Talow a. 3 o. cwt Spirits Tu1enne ;S60.69 T. cwt
LIVERPOOL Feb 2ile steamship NOrwav savannah Ga,
Feb. al this port with 2SJ bales Of Cooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
HORSE md CARRIAGE MARKET


NEW YORK. Tuesday Feb. %. 1871.
The market is well supplied with all classes
Of workhorses, which continue To arrive from the West
states and from Lower Canada and for these the de
mand is Improving with every day that brings us nearer
10 Spring while for road and coach horses Irade yet
much behind what II should be at this season OF the year
There Is no change I'm prices.
Among the brood mares In the market She following
two are deserving Of notice regards blood, symmetry
and structural hOundness
Brown mare by old American Star dam by Abdalah,
out OF Nidar mare, In foal by Major Edsa, - years
old.
Black Tare by General Taylor, he by old Abdallah,
dam by old American Star ont Of Wildair mare, nine
years old with fOal BY Squire Talmadge Of old Ham
bletODiaD.
Some 40 choice troting horses. OF which arc
over -X years old, Will be sold by auction in june next
at the Walnut Grove Farm, Orange County, y. Y. There
are several saiOs in the Ot also three pairs Of closely
matched fast trOtting horses.
Very INT can be said ab mt the carriage market eN
cent that dealers ready with their spring stock ana
many OF them make nifio ent display OF Inc vehicles
nj their repositories but for the next Two or thIee weeks
nIIch calculation rs 20 sales cannot De made. -
Three carriages we're shipped last week 10 the biuSh
West Iudies, aud two cars to Nentznea'
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steady; Nddlngs lic; pct receipts f'
Britain TOO bales; c0asuI. 30 hatS sales
bal STOCK Ji.Glj bse~
Feb 2t1itOn easy Nlihnet lisc net receipts,
I g1- b,| rs sales 500 bSles; stock - - bales . 80
dull and nominal MddIngs lJci net
yeer,, ~ bales; gross 100 bales % 2 bales; stock 'VD haes
GALVESTON, Feb .6-CotoH quiet Good 10. Aei IN
3 a es: stock. "a 80 ta.rS ,-. ,,.i,..u. ia d,
lilc: not receipts T. 8l bales; gross i'i hic'i
Britain 743 bales; 60 Am.r1i' I7o hais 70 "'4r' - ''
81. o. hale st0ca. ~ f! bales.
Xyg,tx Iel 2-Cotion dbl Low Mdiues ii.r. net receipts
~ NO.. e1rOrt-coa.wse bss u4os r' 100 baes s,ocA i'S
ia..s .ttu-- So. .
r-c-f 80 ls-; exports" trtt bftai
] 90 b.. les. sales. sos bale; stock ltil' bales
NrspNrroN Feh glNJop dun; fltn2S l'' n"i r''l'H
1- rtuors-co4s~i.e % bses; l 81 t. "rk "' h'l"'
SAY, sAa Feb COTTON dull; 1ntluieS si Hr' receipts
@ -ll Ii. les. .aies. 500 bii,s si0cA 1851 oauA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

tine bhS Pcrk Ts0 Pig. Beef 1I PKG wv
Meat. GrcaSe, TT pigS Liant S6l kegs Lar 70 pa
7o5 pigs Cheese Bg bids Eg 81 bb
LSri OILS 29O pks Drei uit rese Hogs 10 pigs OF Cake
Copper %, bills whissS bales Wool 81 bales lope 49,
LEADER 4t2 Hides Pas hs Hides, l hhis tooaroo wv
Tobacco OBS hbls n o. hoasScs hd n u
Sugar 68{ bags Peanuts % hai-chesH Tea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
s,m,Di and srn, sale. Of 10000 SU,. At

TarIow is in improved demani and sales Of l"ON ee
8idqc ---s - ighou, material change;
shsc dcuaud ya consumers wiz conSleio ~, r,cps
$50 de.ers Fleece good request AZ about pus
- Pari Woo active with prices tending upward nc %
enent "oeh s""'
Wis I'D m lkev advance fnrthor between @ ana e. NM -
WHIShY bot less actyei sales Of ~ oO1N d. Wv "
houul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
60 Djhom II man Concern

IOVFRNAIENT PENSIONS, CLAIMS and
nv bu, ness com e Dcpr promptly aenael 10
by JOS G. 6. KENNEDY son Washington, D. {.
OWNERS WANTED-By the Property Clerk,
W o Nabrrry- for the feosilg articles in LIS .n,.c
Sheen skins Cloth Cotton Trunks Mil Cans, Watches oIeA'A'
MONEY, Niodn, and Rope sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

R-e-. q te'r' 6o nush for ~. week o. 1 more Fp %
$50 t , q We .elc Up 1880 BUSH beans a-airsi i3" b''a
h r,I- sdyaucd qn'ia ons--c 6 nu'.N, uo
- -r -f.et though quite 900 msu nai'"s
son, going store are not onefng d" ''f %
i,eu Some OBJ. cl Mediums; 80 hil', NO. u
s..-. l ~ lG So t' i'o do - '' .l1 20 ..c rs
10 90 Also DO OBJ. pea bclls - 90 ana Z, ee'; ~ I'M
D. Lrs. 3. OF 2 bns - i3 -. bO. IN o's
qa. 80 bhie fuc fancy ~ $500 -'@! Ae ~ pu'
Ssrsds a, 81 81 LOO Obs fancy green peas d" - " ""
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NY wuoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY P{ gs ,i PRODUCE

fTvrrs.sr fCr y Y IBlRuNK bv Reporter.
Tie ~ -- ore nc oi articles IN gcoi condition s.
wholesale shippers ~ p
~, r. rr. G,r commissions beside freight and other cbsyes
Sc m ssqcs should be- carefully marked with paint aud ne la
. m or the sender should so BE- painted one end IN
~ u, Indicating the contents Nail On invoice or Hsl ' W..
-ss fe under % the and send letter by MAI o'
$50 es ma directions also stating and when sent Clean
- . cl, In pc.lug ~ Will ada much bc yalae % The pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
financial.

WE OFFER for SALE, EVANSVILLE. HEN
w bI2NON AND NASHVILLE HAiLEo'D flENl MDFl-
GAGE SRVEN PR CENT BONDS, dur u e'5 rrc.. cu
the list DAYS OF January and July the BANh OF AMt'A New"
York ~, ,... hi D.. a.. st.
This Road extends Henderson the oi' River 20 hr Sn'
Iue of Tnue yune miles pa-ng through ihr H t'"
tobacco 0f "fisuI
,,lrar with Nashville, the south. H8d ta>I
The Road completed and oeni for through business b cost
q 90 The net earning, quite aud ere IS o." reason
M doubt that local trhc AMI important connections o
90 The -.ochaoi
The first Of on The rOi"r AMI franchises "i ue
Company ONE MILLION DOLLARS COR -l'O" pr h'l pay
able d above -..-.-, IL.
d.. tbr present a. o. and accrued interest," al " I'e
tl-y cou,t ute q desirable Investment
EDrtber information Will be furnished lJpl caton to u.s.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH < c.. NJ. 20 NsH''.
CRY CLgRks OFYcg. JYRsEY CRY. Feb: %, ISii.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received al
- nj. ODE until O'Clock D. m J'l addressed to Itr
the Sinking Fund for the sale to them Of
1000 Jersey cit. Ter Bonds for tie Iu?osc' OF TIE sinking
Fund ,,---...-., III, e.. "a. t,....
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