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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01
Music.

Candidate for the Degree of Master of
Arts.
Orato Silent Forces.
Oliver Clinton Wendell, Dover, N. II.
f. +. Whitney was painfully injured while
pulling a single scull on the river at Bruins
wick, Monday night, by a collision with an
other craft.
Sangerville village is being rapidly i'm
proved. New buildings are being erected
and old ones are being rejuvenated. The
sounds of the mallet and hammer are making
merry music all over the village. All this is
due to the liberal course which the citizens
of the village have taken to encourage man
ufacture, says the Piscataquis Observer.
At New Sweden on the 2lst, Swede by
the name of Lawson while telling trees, was
accidently hit by falling tree, and died after
suffering intensely for II hours. Forty-fve
more Swedes arrived here on Sunday last
The crops in this region are looking finely
Rye is all headed. A large quantity of trees
have been cut in the vicinity, previous to
preparing the land for cultivation.
Shepherd Fletcher, Esq, of Parkman, has
had six blooded sheep torn in pieces in his
pasture, recently, supposed to have been
killed by bears.
The Skowhegan Reporter says that on
Thursday last Mr.. Amos Pratt of Smithfleld
formerly of Skowhegan, with his two sons
aged nine and fourteen years, and neigh,
boris son were out on North Pond in Smith.
field on a fishing excursion. Their boat was
leaky and capsized or sunk and Mr.. Pratt,
and his youngest son and the neighbours son
were drowned. The older Pratt boy reached
the shore by swimming The remaining
children of Mr.. Pratt, four in number, are
made orphans by this sad occurrence. The
remains we understand have been recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01

Examination into the collision on the Og-
+lensburg Railroad, on Wednesday, shows the
blame to rest entirely upon the superintendent
Pf the construction train, who had written in
Structions not to have his train on the track
Fhen extra or special trains were on the road.
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From New Hampshire.

Concord, 80. The House this afternoon
voted to adjourn till Monday evening, and
from then to Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01
From Texas.
FIRE.

Bryan, 80. A block of buildings in the
business part of Tennessee was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss 100000 Insurance
light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01

Let me think-'twas yesterday,
When by rail.car travelling DER,
Down southeast to Belfast bay,
From the classic Clinton Gore,
And beside that Thorndke switch
Where the railroad depot stands,
Kept by stalwart Raymond Rich,
Him Of the big heart and hands,
That my eye met that huge lock-
Fixed upon that depot door,
(And 1t gave my nerves shock
i had seen that lock before)
And spectre-gaunt and grim,
with death cap on it's head
q had seen that cap on him
In the cycles long since hed,)
Rose beside that Thorndike switch,
Where the railroad depot stands
Kept by stalwart Raymond Rich,
Him Of the big heart and hands.
Then q frown his face flashed DER,
And II gave my brain chill
II had sea n that frowh before
On his face at Galiows hill)
And 1t spoke with sudden start,
And Its voice like trumpet rang
"Go tell Staney-Pm that part
He could not lock In nor hang"
This lock was on the door of the cell of Grim
nal whom saw executed at Augusta, Jan. 2, 1873;
ID. IL.
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Cincinnati Produce Mark e

CINCINNATI, June 80.
MESS PORK-l5.50
LARD-l0A.
BULK MEATS-sides TX.
BACON-shoulder, SO clearrib So sides, 50
WHISKEY-sS1z .YSss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01
PROBABILITIES

Cloudy weather with easterly winds are
probable for Saturday for east Atlantic, and
cloudy and threatening weather is probable
from south Atlantic to the Ohio and Missis-
sirpi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01
BAKER, L0NGFELLOw & co
District Court or the United States District o,
Maine.
In matter of
JOHN FROST, In Bdnkruptcy.
BANKRUPT.

rINIlIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has
i been presented to the Court, this twenty second
day of June, 1871, by John Frost of Pittston, in
said District, Bankrupt, praying that he may be
decreed to have full discharge from all his debts
provabe under the Bankrupt Act and upon read
ing said Petition, II is Ordered by the Court that
a hearing be had upon the same, on the first Mon
day of september, A. ID. 1871, before the Court in
Portland, in said District, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. and
that notice thereof be published in the Daily Ken
nebec journal and the Portland Daily Advertiser
newspapers printed in said District once week for
three successive weeks, and once in the Weekly
Kennebec Journal and Portland Weekly Advertiser
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause, if any they have,
ed The last publication to be at least thirty days
before said day of hearing
WIN. T.. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court for said District
juyl.t3w-wlw
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From Ohio.


Hamilton, 80. The Red Stockings of Bos-
ton defeated the Resolutes of this city to-day
-27 to 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01

i Michael Sarsfeld of the Military Asylum,
having been found guilty of drunkenness, in
municipal court yesterday, was fined one cent
land costs, which he paid and was discharged.
William Town of Winthrop plead guilty of
assault and battery upon Sumner S. Brick,
fhe 18th Of last January. Paid nominal fine
Ind costs and was discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01

Rev. Chas. G. McCully, pastor of the South
Parish Church, Hallowell, accompanied by
Mrs. McCully, arrived home the present
week, after spending several months at the
06andwich Islands, and also several months
IN California after returning to the United
States. We are pleased to chronicle this re-
burn to our State and vicinity although it
fompels us to forego continuance of the
very interesting letters from Mr.. McCully,
which have been published in these columns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01
ST ATE NEW y.

They are to have quite a celebration of the
fourth in Rockand, although projected at a
late day
Mr.. James T. Clark, Agent for Chase
Brothers, in fremont is taking orders for
| fruit trees sc. His first weeks work amounted
to more than $500.
1t is reported that the President of the
Knox & Lincoln Railroad says he will run a
| train to that village on the Fourth of July.
The Rockland Free Press says that the
postmaster at Waldoboro', was somewhat sur
prised Sunday morning, 18th inst, to receive
| an extra male in the shape of fine boy.
The glorious 4th is to be celebrated in grand
style in Phillips.
The people of Kingfeld contemplate n
Fourth of July celebration.
Commencement exercises at Bates College,
Lewiston, took place on Wednesday, ac-
cording to the following programme.
Salutatio, George Washington Flint, West
port.
Disquisitio. Republicanism in France.
Henry Williams Liscoln, Norton, Mass
Music.
Thesis. The Perpetuity of our Republic
Albion Newton Marston, Sandwich, N. ii
CRATIC. Experiment the Key of Progress
George Washington Flint, Westport.
Music.
Disquisitio The Treaty of Washington
James Nelson, Ham, Lewiston.
Disquisitio The Real and the Ideal
Jesse Miles Libby, Poland.
Music.
CRATIC. The Representative Man
Charles Horace Hersey, Richmond.
CRATIC Valedictoria. Political Duty of Ed
ucated Men. John True Abbott, Town
send, VT.
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NOTICE !

NOTICE is hereby given that the regulation now
IN In force, regarding the introduction of Cattle
and Sheep into the State, is far modified that on
and after the first Of July next, and until further
notice, permits Will be issued upon application, to
ring In Healthy, Fat Animals, for IMMEDIATE
SLAUGHTER, without quarantine detention.
JOS. PERCIVAL, Contagious Dis.
j. C. WESTON, } eases ia Cattle
Augusta, june y, 1871. tst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-01

David Barker has written poem entitled
E'Padlock Station" inscribed to Joseph Will
Hanson of Belfast, the eminent scholar. We
fDublish the poem below:
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The w Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WAsuISGToN, June 30.-7 80 p. NJ.
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 80.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-04

- S;s,ciss = COTS yFhogrsux 9
go g S65ehs e ~ l1sz1asssS y
sssEss- SAD Con ISnnpinu. 80 = 81. &.
.ppobs6y never before ID ne whole hirtoy a.
.r1SiicfrS, has my thing won 30 widely and 80
aee1iy upon she Scn1d6 d6nce Of. m0Rktnd, es flis
Sxcefenf remedy for pulmonary complains.
Through aiong serses Of ysexs, srd among 9s 9oss
cShs Iaces Of 1sn s2s sissn aig1er k4Sy1s 49,
II unifcrn charact and power 70 Gure the W
TS,dg nrec*idrs o6fde lungs and throass have
Srsda 81 knoEn a. 81 reliable protector against
1lern, While adaptSd 20 mtlder forms ~ 3tseose
sS1ii 20 voung childfen, tits atthe same time TIE
me- c46ctuSl remedy that can be gwen togMctD
5crf coupium1lEsons md the dangerous anec9oF
~ ,sSs ftroak Ind lnngsEs As q provision agah
S1iden rfxot1,p OF Oro>tp, 8.should be kept On
nSs,d N sTery farnily, ard indeed IS oil sre some
fisss s1tbiecE 30 colds md coughs, all should Be
T.oyided Nth this antidote for them.
Aifh0uen settled Co1ssxnspfioss Is thought m
cuYable, stin great numbers Of cases where the
{iscaee sgeemed settled, have been comPseteT
cured, and tho patient restored to sound healto t
ises. ~ over DE disordHe Of the Lungs and
Tfrosf fhat the moss obstnats Of them yield to Il.
W6sn notdtn1 else could. reach them, under tho
eU7S7yv FccsorUt fhey subside and disappear.
Sisgess .Sad FE6sSo Speakers ind sreas
zssSsss i lVsys relieved and efssa wholly
ee T1os;sAssss = s neeasrsiiy cured by taking the
CNerrY Peetcrul IN small and frequent doses.
So generally are It's virtues known, tnat we
ueed not publish the certificates Of them here, OF
DO mora than assure the public that It's qualities
ara nulfy maintained.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-04
Ayers Aguss Cure,

Tor Fever md Ague, intermittent Fever,
Ch5u Fever, Remittent Fever, Ounp
: 0euo. Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C,
: md Indeed all the affections which arse
nom znslarious, Inarah, or miasmenc
Doiscns. ...<...,,<--- - .
lsitsnane fmpnessf n does Csye, sud does not
, On eoraiaing neither Arsenic Qutnine, BIS.
mrlth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
gubstsnce whatever, Il IL nowise tnjnres any pa
.dent. The number and Importance Of its cures
if tHe ague Districts are literally beyond account
snd We believe without parallel N the history
Of Ague medicine. Our pride is gTatiaed by the
acknowledgments we receive Of the radical cures
erected IN obstinate cesee, and where osnerremc
sdsa naeeats9 eea m PERSONS either resident IN, OF
fraYelling through rniasmatic localities, win be
pfoteeb& by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Lver Cosppt0ints, arising nom torpid
ity Of the Liver, Il Is an excellent remedy, sfmu'
lsting the IiFer into healthy activity. :.
For Blions Disorders and Liver Complaints, 9
= an excellent remedy, predicting many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines 'hao
failed.
Prepared By DR. J. C. ATER g CO., Practical
and AnalytcN Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
ecad an round the world.
PRICE, 800 PEB BOTTLE.
On A.. l. CHINA Aeert ut Sumter, S. C.
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ApTEn ~. NaaEiiE;DIi i 8 .lidzIlF 4

c6APTER Nv. MARRIED 4ea4
Two years s:aipssd 6eenssa &c shssd
aud forth chapters. "a Iisasy q srnaohi
one eyening, as the sun MAS pdripe.
to set am6ng aseleet assortment. ofgold
aud crimson clouds in the: Eesseff
horizen--although for that mntter,ths
sub has "a right to "sef" whereit want,
to, and 50, / may add hasS hens
marry Mormon, cay, tapped 4gensly q
the door of the mansion of the late Beg
iuad Gloyerson. - * 4
The door was opened By mrss Susan
Gloversou. =.
ais this the house Of tbe-widor GLOW,
erson? ?" the Mormon asked. - <
at ISL said susan.
"And how many IS there of she z,
inquired the Mormon. -
."There is abops twenty. ot her In,
cluding me-" returned Susan:
"Cap I see her r czl:-. X
"You eau"
"Madame;n he softly said, addressing
the twenty discon<olate widows, y have
seen part Of you before; aud although
I've already twenty wives. whom / re-
spect and teuderly care for, can truly
say that neser felt, loves holy thrill
till I saw theei Be niue! be. mine z
he enthusiastically cried, "aud We viii
show the world a striking illustration
of the beauty and truth Of the noble
lines, oDly good deal more SO:
"Twenty one souls with q single thought,
Twebtyone heartsthat beat as one"
They were united, they we're Tia'
iidad { Colorado Enterprise.
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DRINK,

Made of Peer Rum. Whiskey. Proof spir.
its, and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced,
and sWsctened please the taste, ca led 'Tonicz'
HAppsttzers, - {" Rsstorers,o &c, that lead tbs
t,,plcr c6runzsnness and ruin, but are atrus
Nvdfcine, razas fron the Native Roots and
Stirnrtanfs, Thsy arethe GREAT BLOOD
FURSEIEH md LIFE GIVING PREN.
CTPTR. perfect Reaoyaioc and Invigorator
Of the 6yvSsm, Carrying OF al poisonous matter,
ana artytorin8 the hiood to healthy condition.
direcaions, and rerazin long unvel
lsIO0 vA be gwen Tor an incurahlc casa, pro.
yt3inr tie bones arc not destroyed By mineral
.roisoSa or csher means, and tie vital organs
rested beyoad The point ofreneir.
oaInda0caa&ory and Chronic 6heus
aas@ fHS Sses GoaS SsSsgsSs 9Ssgsgss And e rness ss
naitSS1,f Fsvers, Diseases OF Ehe BLOOD.
Liver, Kidneyss and Bladder, these BIT.
fars have been most successful. Such Bfo.
cssSa are caused by Titisted Blood. which
8 eene.ally produced b deranssmsns q sAa
- inSiFossss sS sSs stomach, and ss;nlla.s
tbs toroid liver and bowels, which reader them
ofunex1unlled efficacy In. eleansing The blood OF
an Impurities, and fmpai6nS 0sv Life and vsSuf
eofhevhole system
R11pepgia ce Indtgesao1, Aead.eae,
CO.. M = Dix.sncss, Sour Stonaeh, Bad Taste tn
Inc Mouth, Rilicrs Attackss P1lpitsticn Of ths
Hcart, Copicns Discharyse Of Urine, Pain N
- rerions ofthe Kidnsys, snd . hundred other
rasrfcf rymr4Sd1 which are TIA o1sPcinss o2
bysvspsia, are Cured p the.o Bitter
itsfroarfties hzesting throush tan akin IN PIN.
49, Eruuf5cua, o. Sores; cleanse it when It b
i. and To1rSoeinEs Win tali you vhen- Keep
ths S3ooS pure hnd tie hath oS tho system VII
ScllcE. ,wop,rs ,v-&,,, .,
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Allan With Twenty Wives.
a MORMON ROMANCE.
cHas,frha /. TnE MOaMos's DEr4R7uAz

The moruing on which Reginald
Gloversou was to leave Great Salt Lake
City with mule train dawncd beauti.
fully.
Reginald Gloverson was yousgasd
thrifty Norman, with au interesting
family of twenty young aud handsome
wives.
His unions had never been blessed
with children. AS often as once year he
used to go to Omaha. ia Nebraska, with
mule train for goods but although
he had performed the rather. perilous
journey many times with entire safety,
his heart was strangely sad upon this
particular morning and filed with
gloomy forebodiDgs.
The time for the departure had ar
rived-the high spirited mules we're a,
the door inpatieDtly champing their
bits. The Mormon stood sadly among
his weeping wives.
"Dearest ones," he said, 81 am singu.
larly sad at heart this morning; but do
not let this depress you. TIE journey
is perilous Que, but-but pshaW. ]
have always come back safely heretofore
and why should fear Besides | know
that every night, as l lie down on the
broad starlit prairie, your bright faces
will come to me in my dreams and
make nay slumber sweet and gentle.
You, EAily, with your mild blue eyes /;
aud you, Henrietta, with your splendid
black hair; and you, Nelly, with your
hair so brightly, beautifully golden ;
and you, Molly, with your cheeks SO
downy; aud you, Betsy, with your
that is to say, Susau with your-aud
the other thirteen of you, each so
good and beautiful, will come to me 10
sweet dreams, will you not dearests ?'
"Our own" they lovingly chimed, We
villw
"And SO, fareHell." cried Reginald.
"Come to my arms, my own !" he
cried, "that is, as many of you as
can conveniently at once, for I must
away"
: He folded several of them to his
throbbiDg breast and drove sadly away.
But he had not gone far when the
trace OF the off hind mule became un-
hitched. Dismounting, he essayed to ad.
just the trace but ere he had fairly
commenced the task the mule, s;ugu-
larly refractory animal, suorted wildly
aud kicked Regiuald frightfully in the
stomach. He arose with difficulty and
tottered feebly toward bis mothers
house, which was near by, falling dead
in her yard, with the remark:
"Dear Mother, I've come home to
die
$50 see" she said; where's the
pules?"
Alas Reginald Gloverson could give
no answer.
In vain the heart stricken mother
threw herself upon his iuanilnate form,
crying, "Oh my soul my soul !..Only
tell me where the mules are, and then
you may play die, if you want to.
In vain, 10 vain ! Reginald had pass
ed On.
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CaApsxR DUST rosDsss.

The fausral passed Of IN . yersI
pteassss manner, ngtbieg occrflisg 20
mar tie hssnony ofths oeeasiOn. By q
harry thougbt ef Resi1aids zhotaer,
the x:fes FaIked % tbe gave sventg
. fbysast, 1bisb rendered tsst psgis sths
!. ssr,ueay Thoroughly ia,parsials .
1'bas aigbsshs sssatF Hisssg VII
kssss hsaft6, soaght thsif tEsn.
Ir i.espectiys cosshss.
u saosiley b. 50, set 1ta 5ssesG'
4 es,o.1 she aouse of moaFe ih
bssd uomsn iEss sSspisg len
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A. CARD.

A Clergyman, nhile residisgin snuth Aneri
% - missionary, diseovsred o snfe and simple
remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness. Enriy
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train Of disorders brought
on by banefnl and vicious habits. Great nun.
bers have, besn cured BY this poble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate. viii send The rtceire for preparing
and using this sedieine, in sealed envel.p. 70
any one who neesls il, Free charge. Address
J0SRPHT. INAAE, Station D, Bible House:
New York City.
Ney.16 ~
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CHERRY PICTORIAL TRocHEs
ARE superior to ell others for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchial and Lung difficulties, ere
exceedingly palatabIe, have none Of that nause-
sting horrible cubeb taste, are very soothing
and act like charm; Ministers, Singers, and
Public Speakers viii and they are especially
adapted 70 the voice. Sold BY Druggists. Also
RUsHToN's (F. Wy COD LIVER OIL,
for Consumption and Scrofula; use no other.
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+ New Advertisements.
AsuPERs SUBSCRIPTION SOCK
Cuba with pen and Pencil.
A complete manual Of travel, yet as interesting
ss novel.
.p,rcu rrrvr avn ~pYJT4RTpt -

a complete manual OF Iovei, JET os 1nteleoelp6
ss novel.
FRESH FULL AND RELIABLE! 4.
No Competition
20 Magnificent Fail Page Engravingsl
2o3 OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS
OF exceedi:.g gly interesting and varied character,
many cf them humorous. All about the prinei-
pal cities Of fhe Island, the Baths and Watering
Places, Bull-6ghts, Cock-fghts and carnival
Street sights in Havana. Culture aad manutac
ture Of Coffee, Sugar and Tobacco. -. ~. !.
FACT AND FUN ! STATISTIC AND ADVENTURE
LIBERAL TeRxs 70 LIVE AGENTS.
Hartford Publishing Co. Hartford Con.
Publishers of Stoves .Hissory Of the Bible, ="
Mrs. Eileb's "Court Circles Of the Republic" DC.
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Unusual Attractions
9. = - NJ
Fogsrttds Book depository,

r>Y Z ~
Nshays rseertis made large sosivsiuabs "a.
cal, sGndsy School and. Jayen;le BOOKS. We
ere Bow psspaesd ~ furnish SaDdsy Schools
viii Library Books, Cstechisns, hynu Books,
Musis Books, Sunday ecAool Casda and ether
Isquiaitiss ron MI tbc Puhiishin9 Soeie&:sa, Sa.
btacing tho American Sonday sehesi tIuioe. HE
Aner5een 1Feet 6Ncisty, Anesicsu Baptist Pub.
Iishfss Scciety, Protestant Episcopal eundsy
School Upiee aud Church Bach Society, London
Religious Trnczs Gecietts Lon2oa eociesy fss
Promoting Christian kGouisdss, &u, &s.
r Or 6taljcnSsy Dsnaffnopt has hee1 repian.
ished aad vs%rsGS1 zsplIi1Es Rrsceh, Enzlish
and Anefiesi Nots ssd tsllcg Papers and En-.
yslapes at resspnity, lon pficos. - 80
Wsadilg Nses fapefss Ca1ds I'D zspelHrs ef
Dc ae9pek sltsses. :se5-.s sr.,., - .s...s. s
EnettsAssn French Initial ,Rspefs--nev sna
beautiiat de6igns. 1t red1esd prices
Visitire gasds-printsd IN varioas stsles,
4 lzEep pxnivsyie4a ascs1tnept aef peekfs .aad
y etEes Dissiesfol 1s7l. s e.
Pi,steg,apA- AIknslS Writing Aib1n1s, Aaso.
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q .ass = lageaassd a5G teAesp
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snhgssi2g 80 eess3les, fsOsa Sl
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