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NDeciaL Notices.

Grand Excursion to the Forts nd PILOT
Town-Steamer LA BELLE NJ. n. Wood, captain,
will leave THURSDAY EVE ING, the lAth' ana re.
turn Friday the 18TH Round trip ST. meals extra, at
isonsbe prc Stopping at all places OF interest
Will also have good band Of music on board Tickets
for sale at E. A. Tyler's, Canal street. ana =, a.
(,resham,s ann street my12 st
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Anl,tseDlents.
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GRUNEWALD HALL.
Grand Vo al and Instrumental Concert,
Given by the
YOUNG LADIES OF NEW Fans.
Under the direction of Miss Octavie Rooney,
For the Benefit
OF THE SUFFERERS BY THE OVERFLOW
On Thursday, May e., 1874.
Performance on twelve Pianos with fortyeght hands.
TICkETS..... ONE DOLLAh.
To be had at Mr. Grunewald's stores, Canal and Ba-
rome Streets at Mr.. Chapaux's, and all the prin-
cipal stores in the city. The Hall and Pianos are
kindly furnished for the occasion by Mr.. GruEe-
valid. mylO
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Fourth District Court.
Sixth District Court.

The argument has been resumed in the case of J
D. Lafevre and Joseph Garcia the lottery ticket ven
doris, and is now being continued
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POPULAR SUMNER CONCERTS,
To take place at GRUNEWALD HALL, Baro me street
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING, commencing
Monday, May IS, 1874.
A FULL ORCHESTRA. composed Of thirty Of our
best musicians, has been engaged. Subscription,
SIS for twelve tickets. Lists at Grunewald's and
Charpeaux's music stores, Tyler's and Jacobs 8
jewelry stores, and Gresham's and Eilis's book
stores.
my3 I'm ROBERT MEYER, Director.
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ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAfA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves OH SATURDAY, May IL, at o r: M.
~ For SimsPOrt, Churchvllle anu
l6tANk&t,s all landings on the Atchafalaya River
AEA Bayou Chene. Pattersonville, Centrevlle,
Franklin Clarendon, Jeanerette, New Iberia, Fausse
Pointe st. Martinsville, and all landings on Bayou
Teche-The light draft passenger steamer
Ida,
j. P. Forgay. master A. Meynier, clerk.
will leave as above. For freight passa apply on
b ard or to j. Z. CARLlN, Delta street,
n.y12
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18
10 Newspaper.

General Jackson. when President
said to one Of his fercest newspaper
opponents. send me -FOUR newspaper.
| know that you are opposed Ia me.
but then l should like to see your ra-
per every day. I want to see how
many lies you can tell 90 me-" Gen
e%ral," said the editor, Il think ! do
RICH, 10 opposing you, and l shall do
20 with all the ability Of which l am
master" Here vas man after Jack
sons own heart, and he replied with
an oath, "Sir, send me your paper,
for ASIDE from your abuse Of me your
paper is . good one. Besides, | never
found a newspaper in which | could
not end something worth reading"
Just so. No man can pick up any
newspaper without, finding something
of interest. You may take the paper
and teal il into Fragments, and in each
fragment you will see something to
amuse or instruct you.-L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18
The following will be Of interest to

The following will be Of interest to
those who come under its provisions
"The act approved June IS, 1874,
entitled IAN act 70 Increase pensions
in certain cases." provides tina. al
persons who are now entitled to pen
sions under existing laws, and who
have los. either an arm At or above
the elbow, or q leg at or above the
knee shall be rated in the second class,
and shall receive $24 per month, pro-
viied that no artificial limbs or CON-
mutation therefor shall be furnished
to such persons as shall be entitled to
pensions under this act. This act, by
its terms, was to take effect from and
and after June 4. 1873. General Ba-
ker, Commissioner Of Pensions. today
announces that persons embraced
within the provisions IF this act can
secure the benefits Of the same with
out formal application and without in
t~erven,ion of an attorney. A power
of attorney viii o he recognised in
application for an increase of pension
provided BY This set. 4 letter from .
pensioue- addressed n the Commits
sioner of Pensions. inc|osiae his pen
sim certificate and giving his post
office address will be sufficient present
alton of his claim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18
American
Magazines.

The excellence Of American Magazines has
become sO we'll recognized abroad. that one
of the leading English Papers. the London
Weekly Register. in . recentissue. thus speaks
Of criba.r's Monthly:
W are constrained Ia own that .S~ribner's
Monthly carries of the prize against oil our
shilling monthly serials for briilisncy VI i'll
ustrations and variety Of contents. 1t is sim
ply Q wonderful shillinzs worth. Nothing
can be more charming than the cuts.-full Of
forco aId vigor. the light and shade are
managed with = truly artistic power. Out Of
its one and twenty original articles. We really
do not know which to choose AZ best. for each
and all are excellent"
Not only Is il true that Scribneris Monthly
v1cels the English Magazines. bu, i, i. The
best oSIhe American Mon,hlies."
In tie extent. variety ami artistic excel
lence of it, illustration pf American themes.
it has never been even approached. much less
eycelled. II has q larger page and gives =
greater variety ia It's contents than any ether
of the Stanisri American Mo1thiies.
In literary character. and IN the briIlisncy
and ability Of its Editorial Departments. il,
suJty- al tluai Ire-sEllnenre.
It- conductors art ed With the definite aim
Of making it the best magazine in The world.
Of which they Rave never for q moment Loot
sight. and they point with pride and pleasure
20 the May and June numbers. recently is
sued. and ask for them acandid examination
and . careful comparison Of their merits With
those Of other magazines: and they renew
their pledge to the public. to strive for still
higher excellence il The tut re.
A considerable demand has recently arisen
in England for 81. Nicholas. Seribner's New
Magazine for Boys and ,irls. one publisher
desiring TO secure an edition II three thous-
and Of the first bound volume when compile
ted with his i'm rint.
The success Of ~ Nicolas in this country
has been even more remarkable than th., Of
Scsibner's Monthly. IL 10 pronounced to he
an Ideally perfec, Magazine for children"
and. as 10 the case with all the best literature
for children. it has been found to possess sur
Dassins interest for xrovn-up readers. - veil.
The influence 81 the periodicals. - the day
can scarcely be estimated. especially upon
the risins generation. Parents add tesehers
! cannot afford to be Indifferent t. this indu-
! ence. or careless in relation TO the character
of the literature furnished 20 the children
outside OF their school le<-oes- In St Mich
ola. not only History. Natural Philosophy.
Literature, Fine Ans. aad Napufartares
presented IA an attractive vsy 90 young read
ers. but the children are Stimulated to s<ek
informant on for themselves
Ihe IN hit-hsrs ~fli se,d 20 any 4fires-'A
specimen buinoer 81 II. Sico n. postage pre-
Pad. on receipt q tea rents. the hare cost Il
psTer and printing. The magazine. are .oid
BY all srs;-ciAss bookseller. and neustesler,,
everywhere.
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sss.Ss:S i CO., s.! S::ssws7, S.I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

II publishers generally would devoN>
. few lines in ,heis columns TO pithy
editorial notices Of their patrons they
would employ the space TO far better
s~dvsntaee than to use it by the column
in long editorial srowls. abou. the uu-
res.ouableness Of advertisers asking
for free notices. The latter Are Of no
earthly interest TO any one bu, them
selves, and, If advertisers ask too many
favors, would it not be quite a. bust
nes-like to remind them Individually
Of the fact, as TO rush into print With
long-winded abuse of the practice OF
giving editorial notices. This seems
to be q chronic subject with q large
class Of publishers, but. in our opinion
the practice lacks dignity and decency.
Why berate your best friends and pat.
rons, as . class, because some one.
With more cheek than Judgment. asks
a favor that his relations With the
publisher do not warrant?
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

1T is : very large church, but they
can hear distinctly in the back pews,"
said a friend, speaking Of . sanctuary.
$50 is my church very large" replied
d.. s.; but the trouble is l don't
talk to the back pews, as there is new
er any body in them"
lrascible old party.-':Conduc,or,
why didn't you wake me as | asked
you? Here I am miles beyond my
station" Conductor.-"I did try,
sir, but sill | could get out Of you was
all right, Maria; get the children
their breakfast, and Ill be down in Q
minute"
A gentleman in search Of q man to
do some work, met on his way a lady
not as young as she once was, and
asked her: Can you tell ME where l
can find a man?" "No, I cannot"
she replied, "for l have been looking
these twenty years for one myself"
An sbsent-minded man entered q
Troy shoe store the other day and
wanted his boy measured for q pair of
shoes. but where's the boy 7" asked
the dealer. "Thunder!" said the
man, "I've left the boy at home. I'll
20 and get him )" and off he started
for his house, six blocks away.
A very prudent man in Dsnbury
provides himself with an extra hat for
the month Of November. He carries
il in his coat tail pocket, and when the
wind hits the q from his head he
straightway Jams on the other, and
then puts after the first. and thus not
only saves much chatting from the un-
regencrate, but actually gets credit as
q philanthropist, the general impress
ion being that he is in pursui. Of some
body else's hat.
A Eastern journal. probably wishing
to do the handsome thing by the local
doctor, recently announced that "Dr.
Crawford was called in. and, under his
prompt and skillful treatment, the
young man died on Wednesday after
noon" This. the Detroit Free Press
calls the puff oblique, and says, I'VE
don't know what the doctor says to
this, but If the editor of that newspa-
per is taken sick. We advise him not to
call in Crawford
A parson who was not over promptly
paid by his Pensioners, on entering
the church one morning, met one Of
the most wealthy Of the flock and
asked the loan of q sovereign. Ser
t%ainly," said the man. at the same
time handing over the coin. Dominic
put it into his pocket, and preached
his preach in most capital style, and,
on coming down, handed the identical
sovereign to the man from whom lie
had borrowed it. Why exclaimed
the lender, won have not used the
money at all" It has been Of crest
service 10 me. nevertheless replied
the parson 81 always preach so much
better when | have money in my
pocket" The hin. was taken, and the
rest Of his salary vas got together the
following afternoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin
has rendered . decision which covers
the principal involved 10 the Reeula-
ton Law Of the State. and the decision
vas in favor Of the lav. The case 10
question va between the West Wis
consin Railroad Company and the
Board Of Supervisors Of Trempeleau
cousty. The corporation demanded
the cancellation Of certain tar cer,i6-
cate. on the ground that the land taxed
had been exempt from tsxations. orig
inally. and that the Legislature had no
power 10 repeal the exemption, the
Federal Contribution ~forbiddins !egis-
lation TO impair the validity OF cen
tracts. The court held that under the
Constitution Of Wisconsin AL general
laws under which corporations without
banking privileges may have been ere
ated may be altered or appealed At any
time BY the Legislature Of the State"
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

All. here IL ~ that dear old place.
UnchanseA through al, these years;
How like some sweet familiar face
Ny chIldhood's home appearl
The grand old trees beside the door
Still spread their branches vide:
The river wanders as Of yore.
With swee,iy murmurins tide
The distant hills lo.k green and gay,
The 6ewcrs are blooming Wild.
And everything locks glad to day.
A. when ] vas a child.
H.sarLIsss hos the yean have Aovn.
Half wondering | stand.
/ latch no fond. endearins tone.
clasp no friendly hand:
think ny mothers emile 10 meet.
Ipt my fathers call,
pause 70 hear my brothsr's feet
Come Bounding through the hall:
But silence al around me reiens.
\ chill creeUs through my heart;
No t-see ofthose I love remains.
And tears unbidden start.
What theush the snbcams fall ~ fair
What though the budding flowers
: in shed their fragrance on the air,
withia life's golden hoarsf
The loving ones that cluster hero
These walls may not restore:
Voices that flied my youthful ear
Will greet my soul no more;
And yet I quit the dear old place
With slow and lingering tread.
A. when We kis@ q clay-coId face
And leave il with the dead!
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

BALLOU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUsT.-The August number
Of this substantial Magazine Of Ion
pages is already issued, and can be
found at all the periodical depots in
the country. 1t isa superb number,
and will bear critical e examination, for
it is filled with stories Of q high order
Of merit, and the illustration. Of scenes
on the Connection. River are alone
worth the price Of the Magazine, which
is only Is cents single copies or $l.50
per year. and o pretty little chrome
given to each subtcriber Among the
table of contents can be found -
Scenes on the Connections River"
Ocean Pleasures AMI Perils;"
Haunted !: or F1oren. e I~vington's
Oath" Robins Nest" The
Las, of David Whippey;' Too Late
Elinore's Fortune =" Wild Cat
Jim IAN Unfortunate Match :"
Immortal ;" The Earl's Daughter; -
"A Pet Parrot A plea for Best
Aunt Sarepta', Ghost" "Our
Young Peoples Story eller-Leila
Grey: or Twice an Orphan y Bob
bie's Kite; ;" Curious Matters"
"Ru.hven's Puzzle Page; The
Housekeeper :" Facts and Fancies ;"
Sporting Advcntures-(Humorous
Pictures)."
Published BY Themes and Talbot,
50 Bromiel3 Street. Boston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

If success in an undertaking was
p,oportioned 20 the earnestnes.
brought 20 bear upon ii, . hen could
run about l,S0o miles . day.
This is the season Of the year when
the young girl who Is inst budding m
to promising womanhood should
squeeze her pose for a~nimalcuIes.
Boiled Eggs" is the name adopted
by The nex Danbury baseball club 20
signify how impossible i IS - ess.
fh.m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18
Here is the pi,hies, sermon ever

Here is the pithiest sermon ever
preached Our insre>s into life is
naked .ud bare; our progress through
life is trouble and ARE our egress out
of il We know not where; but doing
veil here, We shall DO vel there. |
couldn't tel more By preaching .
rear"
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

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from n.sssasssas vt.a. go. esn.fs. s6
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.,f.-tr..d
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a. l-.fA sas nusttssn ehs&. frnt~n. rSas~.
AMI ,-ss'siA,s srs ssts 01i sssSf s'Srsts
They are osnpSi - vsf.y svesssh@> iszFs
fsuis and ogsisin N spirit
u. -. 0sIa3UALO q "a.
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So,pf~d ,hstr ,rnss are nDf
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vsr.sd tsypnd The pant - f'ssh -
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rs~ss. Issxinesa. >Ssf tDHs. ...
,.,rt p-i T1sfS IN tb> hoais bssSs $3.50
rslusiaisso 81 ne Iissr. is~sanmaiss
Ianrs. PAN N the rsgsons ~ ths
q haofs~si other yslsfsl ss"e ~sss
springs % IJspstsss ons 80,
ts,,sr guarantee % 20 uasrus thAa ss1s'
Yss Vsasts Cess yls,sss. n 800
mz-,Sd - sins~. Of The fssn
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snd Ini~ssDiftsns F~sevs Day.
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10 sgsai. sscs pssSss are cssS y '
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yhsy sss . gentle PssGsst'.
as . Tsot~. ps.~~ssss - &c.,
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esunsspsn ~ tho Liver am N@1sfh Fs
AMI IN Hsisrsss fsss~~
0~v SHE S,sss ss~s- EynFfsocs
shsam sNe<h~x. rpp9s FDP~ T
pgn. c~sranri.s. King SOFAS 1870
$50 va Ersvd4. tea ~1Fs
t,s.,. Of ire san HsHs1fs AfSi
SAN o, srss.sv~s nsne~ - rasrs a.
sIy dag 40 snd czrrSf 90
t@sr Ia \ .i-~ q une by ~ u- ~ h~~
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tr-Ts1- Ia fn~s ~pa<a~Nsi
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4 80. - a Dhlnyfoa sos ttas 20
SOLD 81 AL. DRUGGISTS . VfALf
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-07-18

A Ksn.ceky farmer says ,hs. three
good bulldogs roaming the yard nights
viii d. more TO keep q man honest
than 81 thstatsipg Ia the W",li
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

OVER fifty cages of living wild animals,a
containing rare specimens lknoYn.t to- natu..s,
rali5ts, can be Witnessed by Sisi ting old John
Robinson's great. show which exhibits lin
tOrangeburg on December End. a'.A,'.s'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

itCaAhIBERLA1E and Co., have done n poor
{ business at speech making, judging by. the
majority since 18709i itmay have % tDUen better
to have done like Scott and Kept quiet, q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

gi AN, Interesting game of base ball Iwae play
ed during the Fair between the Orange club
OF this place andtke Branchyille Club in
b which the score stood GO to 80 in, favor Of
the Orange, ssA1qii. s.s.e H. ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

!SILvXN6 d coming on Monniday yanIli M iasht.
November tie 18th. Read hiAs iiioifcee,, ri he
pfomisea q treat.a eh,s ;l0fsfl3ifs :,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

] =
wool on il.
Ira E Hart, best dressed deer, akin.
Gso 2 Hacker q Co, L Rams dale, Agent,
ID KNorris, best resin.
. y Fa Way, best brick. - Il
.. H wv Murphy, beat shingles. S,s y
Mrs III Bull, best feather fan.
WtAsGlover, best fly brush.
Goldsniith & Son, Mr: Barbor, Agent, bcs.
!, ccDr AZ At Snider, best set Of teeth. 4.ssls
buttons S, & 4. \
Peultry and Dogs. ,.i
i sGM HfcM Mictiaeg bsst trio ganiio cooks q
atAffs w T Muller, best frie Cochins
David lSalfey, best trio bantums. = J!
I'd Mf6 Us Bowman, trio barn yard flowles.. q 4
CM McMichaei, best singh game cock. !.
M Wolfe I'd do kdo I
E Robinson, best pair turkeys. -
Jude Robirecn, best pair ducks.
Frank IS, Ksnnerly S best pair geese,
5s g9Iss " " ~ FILLER, I'd best pais turkeys.
Mrs w T Miller, I'd Best paif esese
Ri Jefords, best carrier pigeons'
- !. do : dc sA. PPenters. ~ ~ ~
Master Geora icr bast III Z, |, /, !, !,
Antley. best doc. M ~ h IL sTfISl
,siss5 b,,s AZ. RI, IL, ~ 'seltI y
,,,,,, ~, -s ~, f s is
MlMsM ~. arlington, best crnyon protrait.
,ies.s.s II .u psstS original water color.
a'as.Ag, SIaamiag
shaa1 !. ness flenEon, pest crayen drawing
Fannie Seelye, hanging baaket.
~ ~ &c Griffin. best palmetto haskat 3
= Nofm . an Bull, bracket and photograph
'tEhnee.iS,R Nl
tg "a nj - O15Ss, HlS, pest cologne. 5
Mas sil : y y estlesi pest perforated lamp
...lanss, lnS:n. 80 - J, Ssst,5. IS
NOM nre acreen IN water coiors.
.ses..; liz ~ ~ 4 .taotving. s.e SD
-. = a q ,I Bo.ard, (whitel twe-horse plowing.
n.eS,'Sn = MSni.e, leoi;l two-horse ploHi1g.
!. "a z ~, N1,,saliiey, wh3lte) one horse plowing
o, LONDON seabrook, @ 9coi) one-horse .plowing
o,t rar.nels Stup 2r arange exhibiting larg-
ess NUMBER n. oi articles, Orange Grange.
52f51Gs1 iSdmptes 'of Crops.
N M Saney, best bushel of corn. 9a
DIE i Fredricb I'm S.st G r.ro n'A''
LR Beckwith hest meas -
. q ~ Salley, best red OATS
&C p Connor, best pindara
w w Cutler, best sweet nota,aes .E
5 Mrs Jas Stokes, best. Irish potatoes.
RIP antIey, best SO lbs of meal j ~;
aB @ Ezans' best eriat, :. - > t-.e 6I,s
Oh SaIley best Sorghum .yrrr
WmsB SSlley. siiear cane.
,eDrW s. Barton best county raised tobacco
John Amaker, best indigo.
!. : Mrs III J. Smoke, best bale of cotton.
. DIR w r Barton, I'd best.
q; RiP PAntley, best dozen stalks of cotton.
5 Adam Fielder, best wool d
Tame III Fowles, best bale of hay.
FL Smoke, best pea vine hay
/ Daniel O Cain, best chusas.
Mrs D Smoke, best sugar
Horses and Mules.
EHasbeai ! best st,Ii;a, ,,s,n,,,,,
hest brood mare y i'isea' Se
&c g Inabinst, 2dss do do
y james Stokes, beat 3 year old colt.
: e Hnghcs, best ! do do
81 Houck best saddle horse do
p Bruce, best pair mules.
w Sellera, best pair draft horses open
to the world. sy 81
p FSleter, best single draft horse.
Jaw Thnrin do saddle horse.
" ETSmoke do combination horse.
DrI WE Barton do pair mules
"a III Salley do firm horse.
ASmifh do spanish jack, all open to the
world Il IS ~. tts
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

~ TnnL Lutheran church aethis place will
tbag gdedi ieatedf on Sunday m6rning.i y Rev.
WIS., Bowman iofs Charleston viii preach
9 The dedication aermon.lG The public are in
iISlted To attend. Oil s Ilrs 1ailifun IiAN.i
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

A., The Episcopal church win .be open ION
Sunday, Key, Wn, a. ohnson ofRciating.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
L0gsA ~ 4 | ! HEl I lMsS !,

at Il, sitf. ttooE ind La der Company meets on
:, s's .'s Moiiday night Attent ion ,piemBersl
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-22
pOeGe.
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Ssuf sa,f ID Ritta msins psimait eraerh
Die Haubsrnh ID lsit 9abrsH Hiai sslskn.
DsbI i9pnHIifH 8IIbn psHIfInb In en 6rns,
Dr& ftf, pis an ssm Simmsl tn'et Sisrus,
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