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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

At the late reunion of the Ninth
Army Corpsat Cleveland, Gen. Devens,
of Massachusetts, responded to the
toast, "The President of the United
States" We clipped Devin's remarks
from one of the Cleveland papers of the
following day, intending to repTo oduee
them, but mislaid the slip. The exceed
ing beauty and entire appropriateness
of the response is our excuse for adVer-
ting to it at this date.
After speaking of the President as the
representative of the Nation, General
Devens said that though there must
necessarily be differences of opinion
among members of the Ninth Army
Corps in matters of politics, yet if the
President were there they would forget
that he was the Chief Magistrate and
welcome him with the love and affec-
ton of comrades. To-day" he con-
tinued, "while sauntering along the
streets of Cleveland, 1 chanced to en-
ter book store. | happened to see a
quotation from Milton, where he speaks
of Cromwell, which seems to me to be
peculiarly applicable to him who COM
manded our armies: Wherefore YOU
speak contemptuously of his part, 1
know not; but suppose you are not
free from the error common to studious
and speculative men. Because Oliver
was an ungracetul orator, and never
said either in public or private any
thing memorable, you viii have it that
he WAS of mean capacity. sure this is
unjust. Many men have been ignorant
of letters, without wit, without elo-
quence, who yet had the wisdom to
devise aud the courage to perform that
which they lacked language to explain.
Such men often, in troubled times, have
worked out the deliverance of nations
and their own greatness, not by logic
but by WEAKNESS in success, by calm
ness in danger, by firm and stubborn.
resolution in all adversely. The hearts
of men are their books; events are their
tutors; great actions are their el0quencel
and such an one, in my Judgment was
his late highness. .r.s, His own
deed shall avouch him for great states
men, a great soldier, true lover of his
country, a merciful and generous con-
queror.' ask you to join me in giving
three cheers for General Grant" Pro-
longed cheering. 10. S. Journal.
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Westward.
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1872.

Belmont Lodge. No. 1s F. & A. NJ. meets ey.
sry "wednesday night on or preceding the full
moon. c. w. CARROLL, W. NJ
ALEXIS Corr. Sec'y. fItff -
ST. IfaasrsrilIe CHARTER. No. IL Royal Arch
nrass,,,s ! meets every Friday night on or atte1
the fall moon. JAS MELLUR, 81. P.
GEORGE MITCHELL Sec'y.
Belmont Council, No. 81 Royal Select ano
Sinner Excellent Masters, meets on the Second
Tuesday night of ev-ry month.
W. s. KENNON, 7, !. g. NJ.
J. 2 RYAN, Rec, L.e4 - =.
Hone Commanding No. 26 of Knights Temp
lars meets on the second Monday night of every
month. ROSS J. ALEXANDER, En- Com
JAS. B. RYAN, Rec marl41ziy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

A very interesting case of the sue
cessful TRANSMISSION of blood from one
person to another recently took place
in Berlin. The patient was a man
twcnty-eight years of age, who had
been poisoned by phosphorus, having
taken solution of the ignition mass OF
eight bundles of matches. A transfu-
sion of five hundred cubic centimetres
of blood, which had just been taken
from three persons in good health, was
elected into a vein of the arm, five
hundred centimeters of the patients
own blood being at the same time
taken from an artery. An improve
ment in his condition at once set in,
and hewas able to leave his bed soon
afterwards. ..-.9 r. d
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

A four-year old boy went to church
one Sunday, and when he got home his
grandmother asked him what the min
ister said. "Don't know" said he
SHE didn't speak to me.nA good many
older people might answer the same
way. ciri5ii 4s,'lv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

Somebody locates the following in
the Granite State: .t..ss
A couple had quarrelsd during the
whole term of their maraied life. At
last the husband was taken i'll and evi-
IDENTIFY about to die. His wife came to
his bedside, where, after she, had seen
his condition the following collOquy
ensued:
"Why, daddy your feet are cold,
and your nose is eoldi" s.---. saf
"Wa'al, let um be coldr'
"Why, daddy, you're going to dieP'
"Wa'al, l guess | know what Pm
'boutr' ia Eg.l.
"why, daddy, watts 10 become ofme
if you die?"
''Dunno, and don't care! Wat 1
want to know is rats to become ofnles"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

A jealous young woman named Brid-
get Sullivan, living in Springfield. Ohio
concealed herself in the bushes late on
Sunday night, and waited for her
lover, John Griffin, who was in COM
pany with another woman, Mary
Kearns. AS the couple came opposite
where Bridget was concealed, the lat
ter sprang out on the pavement and
stabbed Griffin in the face, severing an
artery. He grappled with her, but she
got loose, and attacked Miss Kearns,
giving her an ugly cash in the face.
She was then arrested, and placed in
jail. The physicians had much diff
Guilty in keeping Griffin from bleeding
to death.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

Some one has paraphrased the song,
"Dear Father Come Home" as follows:
'iOh, father, dear father, come down
with the stamps, my dressmaker's bill
is unpaid-she said she would send it
right home from the shop as soon as the
fiounces were made. My new dress
from -, is down in the hall, the boy
will not leave without pay-I've moth
ing to sport with=ean't go to the ball,
SO please send the shop boy away!-
Come downi come down. Please,
father, dear father, come down! Oh,
hear the sweet voice of thy child, who
cries in her room alone; oh, who could
resist her most pitiful tears? So, father,
with stamps you'll come down. Oh,
father, dear father, come down with
the stamps, my curls are not fit to be
seen--the hairdresser said he would not
do themlup unless could pay him
fifteen-he only asked twenty to give a
new set; and take the old hair in ex-
change-besides, pa, my waterfalls
awfully rough, and so my back hair will
look strange. Come down! come down!
Please, father, come down." ..s.i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

A good many of the quarrels in liter
ature as we'll as out of 1t are upon pre-
texts quite as fancifnl as that of the SEN
ators of Bologna, who fought deadly
duel touching the pre-eminence of
Tasso and Ariosto. As the champion
of the latter lay dying, he exclaimed to
Benedict, the priest, "What an ass
am to get run through the body in the
flower of my age for the sake Of Aristo,
of whom never read a line. And II
| had read 1 should not have under
stood him, for am a fool at the best
times"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

|. A Pennsylvania engineer has invent
ed plan of laying rails which will in
crease the efficiency and economy of
railroads. It provides for the laying OF
two narrow gauge tracks side by side,
with space between, the inner rails
equal to the present ordinary gauge OF
four feet eight inches. This furnishes
three gauges, all ofwhich it is proposed
to use. The narrow gauge viii be used
tor freight az ss% tss sse a SRia @
be employed, which will admit of q
rate of speed being attained as high as
one hundred miles an hour. The cars
of the passenger trains will be mounted
on four lines of wheels, which the in
ventor claims will prevent oscillation
and thereby increase safety. The iiea
seems a practical one and will doubtless
soon have trial.
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70 AGENTS EVERYWHERE

MORE MONET !; 81; Z $s;$:
containing 10000 Receipts in eyely Depart
ment of Human Effort than in any other pos
sible way. From $25 to $40 week insured 1t
is for every Housekeeper, Farmer, Trade and
Profession. For the Sick and Well. A reliable
book of permanent value to cry wide-awake
progressive person. IL sells itself. Extra terms
Address, F. NJ. REED, l30 Eighth Street N Y
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A Paris correspondent relates the
story of sad wedding party in that
city. The whole party come out of the
church weeping. The bride wept, the
mother wept, the company wept, and
the groom wept more copiously than
all combined. The only persons who
did not weep were four men and a
child. The child was born out of we'd
lock, and to give 1t name the parties
had married before they parted forev-
er. The groom was a young clerk,
sentenced to transportation for forgery,
and he was to leave the following
morning. The four men who accom-
panied him were police agents, order
ed to go with him to church and to the
mayors Office, and to bring him safe
back to prison, after the marriage was
celebrated.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

favorite saying which will quiet them
at once:
eWhen fool speaks keep silence"
Horace Greeley.-N. Y. Com. Ad.
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ealtImorc and Ohio Railroad.
fcrx-RAI. ONO DIvrsIox.)

On aad after May 18th. 1871. trains viii leave
Stations as follows;
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It takes true man to be q fitting
companion fora woman of genius; but
not a very great one.-O. w. Holmes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Frc-n Cody & Dauehy Advert sing
Agents OF New York.
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IRE No R0OK AGEMTS

We will send handsome Prospectus OF our
Nttc illustrated Family Bible containing over
80 fine Scripture Illustrations 10 any Book
Agent free of charge. Address NATIONAL
Publishing Co.. Chicago. Ill; Cincinnati, D.;
or ST. Louis, Mo.
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1EnNEV MADE RAPIDLY With Stencil
MON u i and Key Check Quits. Catalogues
sam ples ana full particulars FREE s. NJ
SPEScER Brattleboro, W.
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nTnH Hats, Caps, Bel Is, Shirts, Badges, rruni-
Ill Il pets. &c, for Service and Parade. AZ
IIitti the old Mandatory, i43 Grand ST., n
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A Boston clergyman recently spoke
Of woman having the "pearI dropsof
affection glistening on her cheeks -
He meant to say she cried. a isio5iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-30

hN uIt Il ~ W II N AIl1I LII III e =
edn by Edith O'Gorhman, Escaped Nun. A
rrsve. true book. One lady made s25 fn a
week. WESTERN PUB. Co., Cincinnati, o.
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An ex-Tribune proof-reader says: ssIf
Horace Greeley had written the inscrip-
tion on the wall in Babylon, Belshaz-
zar would have been a good deal more
scared than he was, -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

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VISION Nnloh sue,o Is"s Isquus e ,no. W
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arc enuueu '" g'ea' eon''ue'auOn'
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07


AEEw noRstra rAPKp, which will support
Grant Ia 10 be started in Springfield, Mass.
JVyv. pAvt. ..v. n. doa,n,t muoh oars who
IL President but he n going 10 vote FOR the ass
vho mok. ~ p.u-h,r.
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sdi,or us nsss a 4 strong Domocratio paper.
hu, under bsr ma manag.ment II /, now upoompro.
ml,inVly for Grant
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=" '"s Oi"''n"A'i "O'''"o'''
VIZ oeseeen the poeuo iriends OF horaeeorfe
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doing 90 But the Liberal committee took the
liberty Of uslnE his name. They put Il on the
German posters Tor the meeting; but they left It
Vut Of the English posters. "For ways that are
d.,E y noiI,,o.uv -.,.h an. n,..l.y ,.forn.t,
r.. v....ou, ,.,..D.,,... 40. ,,..,..,., an.
TVS vermont newspapers are discussing the
question Of candidate Tor Governor. GOV.
s'eNart destes re-eiecuon, oa' havinE serNso
some uppoaItlon 10 this programme. and Mr..
billings, o, Woodstock, Is urged for tho place
| by a portion of the Republican press Of the
/ state.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

MAST, with that pencil which has per-
formed such wonderful service for the Re-
publican party, crowds as much dlSappoint.
ment into the expression OF Senator schurE'
face In his brilliant cartoon, played Out,
as Is possible TO bo portrayed by any living
artist. The force Of tho caricaturo rests In
the truIhfulness OF its conception.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07
oP MASSACHUSETTS,.



P,mIpxI p,na. Jonsa. INA
The fifth national convention Of the Repub-
llcan party closed Its labors to-day BY noml-
mating the two strongest Republicans In the
country for President and Vice President
upon platform, the wlsest best and broad
est tnat mas ever oeen presented ny Poh'icai
PA'S :" 1'' "s' VI "''"'"' luz '''''''Ou vi
"s"''A ''""' was 'OnH '"o Ooss
So PPo
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-,
"" was 'Sutn' up "y 'n' '"A' s'o"u '""'
surged around the building, and the loyal
voice Of Philadelphia went ont In one long
shout of approyal. The nomination of
Mr.. wn,on oiyes general satI.factIop
=. -, -, ,La,. -, ,,,.h,
'"' 'N'P' '''O'o
hlin' out even they oegin 10 acknoWieoge
the great services, the rare fidelity, the
stcadfast LOYALTY that he has given To
,.. p.,,,,,ra.,a r..,, .a ,.m ,r., Ii,
~
WIN Us pnucn en'husiaSin Us uey "ouiu
have supported their fayoTlIe candidate.
That he has brought positive strength to the
ticket no one depIes Mr.. Colfax has some
.,rorg ro,nt. I'm, Mr Wusor h.s s,rongsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

An OFFICIAL TELE0RAM from Portland,
Oregon, received hero yesterday, says 'Th'
Republicans have wiped out the Democrats,
Greeleyites and all, electlng their representa-.
tlVes and majority 10 both branches OF the
legislature" To say the least this reWs ID
not hattering 10 so-called liberalism. IL
strength seems TO exist only 10 Words-hol-
low and untruthful words.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

TIE oKEATEsT oBJHoT Of sympathy at the
present time is poor Miss Clanin, who failed
to secure the honor Of straddling horse at
the head OF the Ninth regiment Of New York
militia. To her friends there Is some conso-
latlon In her belief that she was In every wEy
competent to discharge the duties Of 4 regi-
mental commander. The fact that the mem
bers Of tho regiment thought differently Ia
quite another affair.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07
Clark, KimmeII L NOrIIeet,
Real Estate Agents,
No. col Louisiana Avenue.

Have Tor sale The fOlOuns Improved and unimDrOvsd
propartyi
A THRKF.sroRY BRIuK HoUHE, i549 NINTH
N street, betWesn and y strests-nips 6ona and
bath hroor Watsr olosata Tange hot and cold water,
gas marble slab vnsh stand, 10 cellar under Shols
bon.s prioS AsHUi ein1 cash, balance e5O pef
month.
nsr o. 0oiumbia and o stfOets, bstsesu Ninth and
renthAnine rootna range hot and cold uAter, gas.
beth room slate mantles by WIDOW CLOSETS ip ~
the sleeping looms, vide hAn, nne lneAit0n. This
property can be bought at veFy low nGurs and on
A rpppv sropv ppIdx uorsp WITH R,sp
Ihhh,e,,sIOnki ~, bh.V w ~ ~ 10y ash- "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07
Ladies Goods.


" W1GHmGToH b. D., Ma a. Isa
On the Potion Of Ahhu BALDNIH, et JahoSTills
wisconsin ,AdminiutIAthI Of HhnDHhIoE BALDvIE d.
oea.sc. ptalnH for the extension % patent HrGltsd
70 ne SD Hrodofiok BALDWIN tbs 1ith dly of Al
BoAiod Work
its ordered that the tSstimony IN tho case be oosed
On the I'D dAg ei july noHtI that tho time Tor
nhn{ arEasnta and the kHamlneTa report be limited
p ne "a dsI o. Agsust ne!t, ard that said pStl
Anf Pslson mAy QpRose thla eIlepsion,
InyNtDW ~, ID, Lk00kTT, OommiI ISlonSF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

"dREAT sFHRoHEs, remarks contemporary,
cannot destroy great deeds, and Il iS Of little
use TO try to abolish the hero Of the wilder
ness with dssaltOry readings from Virgil,
Buckle and other ancient authors"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

FOR SALE,
~ HOUSES ON LONG TIME.
Rsu,s are % hlEh that any person who Osn ps rent
oan purchase hoaas.
Houhaa on Capitol HILL
- Houses on the Island
3 Houses al the Nav Yard.
4 Hoasss In The rirst Ward,
Houses in The northern p.rt Of the city.
Also, several Houses for cash
We oAn please you. Gene and SEQ.
No trouble 70 show property 10 parsons msAnlnE
b,. heautAge employsd for that purpose.
MONEY 70 lend iron one 70 tan yeGrs.
Once northeast corner Fifteenth and streets,
hrst floor. PHIL r. WRLOH 4 co.,
lAkk UAAhUk rO BEUUKE Uh EAR FURhl.
N nitars Of M osn mAndfAotuIs The undosS
dEned. ds.iroaa Of eosnG business. offers ha entire
AnUEL KIRBY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

GOVERNMENT sALR
NAyI YARD. NoRYoLK, June Q, Is7a
VIII be sd a pablio Aaoiion. MONDAY, Jnns
10 1ef2 Al u O'oook, oa AOoopnt Of the BarSlu o.
Oonstruction and hSpAir, the folloNinE oondsmnod
'iSs''s Sss q y. y , ,.s, lpsh.. long.
One MhA,e Boat y fsst slnohss ".
O1s Outer. p iSst inches long.
ons ouits., u lest lnakss long.
Lot of old Toola.
Rmpty on Casks and BArrals
Paintl. Brushes, oeks, Ftiea
0lanis q Dtamoads, Oakum BhAktnEa, As
Uomplsls lat Of articles TO be aeon Al the yard.
Terms of sale OAAh.
b order Of The os%naad.qt
~ J. W. kAsBY, Naval Constructor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

phOPObAL5 FOR LABOR, &c.
TREASURY DHPARTMnHrl
WAHHIN0roE, Aay o. 17a \
hOtoe u hstsbY Eiven that ed proposals. In du-
plleAts will be rseslysd this Department IntI u
O'Clock, noon, HunSDAY, Jans ~. BsIt ioT per.
Ees York, foe torn Of two yeArs, from A. after
hs oth o. july neHt upon the terms and conditions
ne Oolsotor o. the port Of New York ShsTs full In.
iormAlon In regard thereto may be obtAlnsd
l., 0hO. r. BIUTWRLI.
% Secretary OF the TTsaSuTy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07
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IN RuLaaiAnoo o ~ osaef oI me hnprgine yontt Q.
ne District OF OolumhiA, passed on The tth DAY OF
1AN hf1 IN certain cause ln kduiv No. t9,
sefe eomplAinauta and william u. Mutt ual Do
IendanI ne underslgnod truatee, appointed by De
cree Aid oeuse, VIII ouar Tor sale 90 the nremisee
On nonpAh' 9s lyh GAY o. June. bIL a. =
O'CLOCK, y. ms, ail the iolaNing describe piece or
ton, 900 being part OF lot numbered nve, ibD In
sqnare tour hundred and eifhty,nige. NSD ln the
ne northwest corner q aad lot on hlIth street
que east TO the rear OF SAID lot, thenoe due hpFth
With the s.id roar lius twouvnvs t9b) feet and a
and bali teSl inches 70 the northeast corner o. sAd
lot numbsred i've and sE In said sqaare 70 tho place
Of beGlnninE
Term, Of salsi one third % the purchase monsJ la
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07
CRNRRAL RMPLoYnENT opFiOR.

GRNKRAL EMPLOYMENT oFFlOK.
DO veil 70 call ~ JOSRPH BROOKS, 1908 Klsv.
snth strost bstussu Aod n, where their orders vii
be promptly nlisd. feitlJ
EUREKA. .KMPIoYhEST oRFIoR. NO. sO1
" Eleventh street, near II ntreeta -
fsau MBH. LOUmk o. BUTLHR.
INV fiESSlS 22SS 22sS5Sr n EsTDSS22SSruSpkkas DS2S Sks
gQMfANY's nkW SEWING hAOHlNE @yl0.
shattls 10 usa rssling on : eaTTisr Nsedlehar md
yeEk, ot steel AssnoI a. hoods Jevelp. stdFs,
md slIth str.sts. 4 sftokR. Aren't lssp
n ASunTh Rtxs IAIh PhIuEs lOh LADl rs,
Under Ulothlne, Boo,a, shoe, As No. 0to D strsst,
bstvpsn hIth and Seventh streets.
n. n. Eots by mail pro.nptly stsndsd V.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07
Personal.

AS T q o l. o r.
MADAME ROSS, ths vondscfal Astrolcsist, hss
iurt arrived from Nsv OrleAaa after an shaenoe OF
nins yeAfs And will be pleased 10 see her old frieids
and all those dssiriuE Astreioeioai Consultations
Nhs has Astouiahsd thnuaAnds Of people who have
Witnessed her. Hhs IL thu pnI lady thai s really On.
dousd With the natural Kiit q toTstsillns ths ps.L
pruaout and future This lady hsa Travelled throusk-
out KurOps And America And wherever she has vis-
tied has failed 10 Evo unbOu ndsd aAtiafAotlon
PhrsnolO~ist and ast oloTis o be Tho uoadefu
In prnfeaaion. Advice In buansaa " Invaluable
She respectfully invtsa All 10 call and be ooavnssd
o. be, g.eat R3vsIs sausfaeson guaranteed or no
Madame itosa all diseases inoident 70 femAlnl
HsF paFors nos lSoAted ~ No aoo strssa ~
tiaI nyfin9
kJoTIOR-THAT n B, JUBrH, sla BTRE N,
IN botueen BlIth and seventh stresta northuesI
ssls euhtom made aeoond hand Oothlng - laaa than
half the cost Of ready made new onea N. A,-osooaA-
hand oothiRE Of all kinds bouEht Al fAlr oAah poea
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