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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-06-07
Oskaloosa, Iowa

Dried Apricots, Raspberries, Blackber-
ries, Pair and Peaches, Prune and Currents
of the best quality, at D. Fl. Billiards.
grocery.
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Two of Albia's young attorneys got so
interested in their clients welfare, that
they came to blows-innocent attorneys
lucky clients. They used knock down ar
Uuments
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DIR. Huntsman is in Chicago this week,
attending the annual meeting of the
American Medical Association. He left
last Tuesday and will return next Satur-
day. During his absence DR.. Barringer is
entrusted with the care of his patients.
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Iowa Conference of the NJ f. church,
meets in Fairfield, Sept. 9Th, Bishop Ames
presiding.
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See adv. of Plumber Store in another
column.
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Mr. S. N. Macbeth of Bellefontaine,
Ohio, (brother of Mrs. Henry Mattox) is
visiting in our city.
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D. ii. B-which stands for Oskaloosa's
new grOCeryman, has locals.
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Read Prof. Lucy's local. Household
goods for sale.
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Thanks to Uriah Ballard for cabinet
specimens.
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Rev. w. j. Gill of Des Moines delivered
his lecture, entitled SIS there a devil, and
why does not God kill him? to very
appreciative audience in City Hall, on
Friday evening, May 25th. The lecture
showed great research, it was classical,
poetical and full of rich thoughts.
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Read the locals of n J. Smith & Co.,
then go see the Adams & Westlake oil
stoves work
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PURE ICE CREAM

TVNE ICE CREAM
Constantly on hand at the Union Bakery,
served daily in all parts of the city. We
use nothing but pure fruit for favoring
Try it. 4O-ws
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Yours truly,
TUFTS ITuIy,
June End, 1877. SPoDAKADoD.

Abba loafers have whitfield some of the avn
ing posts until they (the posts are as weak
kneed as the Gate City man.--Aibia Union.
If the posts are that we ak we would ad
wise all to stand from under.
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The Board OF Supervisors are now in
session.
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Go to the City Hall Friday evening and
get good dish of strawberries. .
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Lewis E. Lyons, one of Iowa City's
young business men, and Will A. Ander-
son, cashier of 1st National Bank, of Iowa
city, were in this city, spending the Sab
bath with our young friend Perry Clark.
We would be pleased to have them call
often.
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There is an ordinance against fast driv-
ing or riding on the streets of Oskaloosa,
and it should be enforced to the letter, as
it is a dangerous business. We would al
SO suggest to the two men that were driv-
ing steer at a break-neck speed a few
days ago, through our streets, that there
will be some arrests if 1t is repeated.
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Rube Whitaker at Postotfice News De-
pot. has some interesting locals to news
readers and those of a musical turn of
mind
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Eds. HERALD.-A few days of quietness
and attention to the accumulated goods
of this world, and we bid our other half
and numerous young Americans" "by
by" and launch out with the prospects of
a few days of plenty before us. Taking
the Eddyville road south we are soon out
side of the city limits, and breath again
with satisfaction that this week the
Street Commissioner will be foiled in his
attempts to have US perform two days of
street labor.
Calling in at the South Spring mills we
find D. nj. Grier performing the duties of
miller in the best of style; he has had
many years of experience in the business
and says he has never yet forgotten to take
toll" Next to call our attention is a
large new barn about one mile south of
city on the farm of Willis Wilcox, SO we'll
and favorably known, he is boss auc-
tioneer, has been life long Democrat and
believes in the political doctrine as taught
in other days by Jackson. We recon-
mend to him careful perusal of the HER
AID. ~ .e.s a. .-.as 20. le
Again we proceed on our journey, pass
ing many good farms all of which this far
are looking well and promise an album
dant yield of wheat corn and oats to
the husbandman. While trudging along
and rejecting upon the great changes that
a few years have made upon this part of
our county, slap upon our shoulder with
a shrill command to halt, and we are
brought to sudden stand still, with the
already accumulated poetry in our mind
gone to the fore winds, looking up we
/ recognize the familiar face of Arch Moore,
who at all times, and under all circum-
stances has yarn suitable for the occa-
sion. An hours chat with him, in which
many incidents of the past by Us almost
forgotten, are brought to mind Arch is
sound on the political question of the day,
and subscriber of the HERALD After din
ner, with his consent, we were permitted to
pass along. Drifting our steps eastward,
through fields, regardless offences or 9TH
er obstruction, We are soon out upon what
was but few years since, one vast prair-
he, where the wolves buroughed almost
without number, with no sight of human
habitation, now it is all under high state
of cultivation and yields abundantly to
the prosperous farmer of Erich old Harri-
son." OF small grain the prospects never
were better, and corn, though little late,
with favorable season from this forward
the yield viii be more than double that of
the last two years.
Candidates are beginning to make In.
roads upon the stauuch old Republicans,
with view of securing adelegation prop
erly pledged to their interests. As to our
self, thus far we are fully committed to
each one that 1t has been our fortune to
meet. Give Us the best men for Office,
and with large Republican majority this
fall. we shall remain.
V,R.A. BRICK
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LosT.-Lower part of gold earring, Sun
day, May %. Leave at this Office and
Oblge the loser.
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Mrs. c. Winter of Wapello, is visiting
in our city, her girlhood home.
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Our young friend James Irwin writes us
from Stuart, where lac is located He
likes the country, but like all the rest says
''none of them can come up to Old
Mahaska.'
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Drugs, Sundries, Hair Brushes, Combs
Albums, Tooth Brushes, Pocket Books,
etc., etc, at BEEcHLER Bros.
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EDDYvnLE.-The Adoertiser says d. NJ.
Conley, late greenback candidate for Con-
gress in this district, decamped from
Eddyville last Sunday night, leaving many
mourners.. t.. Elder ID. r. DUNCAN of Osk-
aloosa, and w. F, Jameson of Boston,
will debate in Eddyville, about the middle
OF June; the subject spiritualism. Jamie,
son will have hard tussle with an excel.
| lent speaker
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Go see some of the best and fastest
horses in the country at fair grounds, July
end. Bird and 4th.
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VAL MENDLE of the Abba Union has
been commissioned P. NJ, of that place.
He served his country in the dark days of
the rebellion and done good service, and
we are glad he has been appointed to fill
that responsible position. So here's to
Nasty" Mendle.
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SHEET MUSIC

furnished at 30 per cent. discount by
WHITAKER,
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W. have been blessed with fine growing
weather for the last two weeks, and crops
are looking we'll. Mahaska will astonisl
the world this season in big crops.
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HOGS AND CORN.

EDS. HERALD:-There are two commu.
nucations in your issue of the HERALD OF
May 10th, that heartily endorse. One
from John Taylor over Des Moines, and
especially one from Monroe Tp., by Vic
l have no doubt the majority of people
in Mahaska county would say that corr
and hogs was the wealth of Mahaska Co.
but would differ with them here, and as
sert that corn and hogs are the poverty (ol
ultimately will beg of this county.
There are thousands of acres of land OF
which corn has been raised till it is worr
out, and the corn fed to hogs on some
slough, where no benefit is derived ever
from the manure; and thus we are robbins
the best of our land at rate which is nov
beginning to be felt and which the mex
generation will feel more, if our system
of farming is not soon changed.
We must keep stock that produces NOR,
manure, and save and apply the manur,
to our worn soil. / am opposed to tn,
filthy habit of feeding cattle whole corr
and having hogs follow to devour ant
scatter and waste the droppings.
Iclaim it is much better, and equally a
profitable to have the corn ground, (which
our mills will do for six and fonrth cent
per bushel,l and feed the cattle in stall
or small lots well Uttered, and by thi
means large amount of valuable manure
will be saved 1855. -. ..-
The hogs should be kept in differen
field where they can get grass in its sea
son. And by all means don't let them in
crease to greater number than you hav
| feed for.
have been in this county about twelv
years and have never lost hog with chol
era-I firmly believe it is keeping larg
lots of hogs in small, filthy lots and In
healthy food that causes the disease.
We need more of the land sown il
grass, and more care of the manure. TIL
truth is we must raise more corn on les
ground We go in for rotation of crops
if we have one hundred acres of land W
should not raise more than TIVE nty -fiv
acres OF corn. WIS. MARTIN.
| June 4th, 1877.
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Friday evening at City Hall.
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WALL PAPER
OF all kinds at Beeehler Bros, and anoth,
sr car load on the way.
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Mrs. John Abraham presented the HER
AID with some cabinet specimens she
brought from Ohio, during her visit there
some time since.
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Elsewhere will he found the Price List
of the Chicago Store. These gentlemen
propose you shall know how cheap they
are selling goods. Don't fail to read what
they say.
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Mr.. T. Fairlei2h of St. Joseph, Mo-,
called while in the city. Mr.. F. Is a
brother-in law of Z. +. Gadd of this city.
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Supt. Seerley ismaking an earnest effort
to build up library for the public schools,
in this city, the object being to furnish
the children of the schools with good
reading, free of cost. He has already
several hundred volumes, and he wants to
get thousand as soon as possible. 1t is
to the interest of our people to help him
in this matter, and make this enterprise a
success. There are many who have good
and useful books that they can spare, and
by offering the same to Mr.. Seerley they
will help on good work. The board will
probably invest somewhat therein, after
it is once started, They should, at least,
buy the American cyclopedia for the
library.
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Read Beechler Bros locals.
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TUSCALOOSA CoLLEGE.-We have Just
printed the annual Catalogue of Oskaloosa
College, which shows the institution to be
in prosperous condition, considering the
stringcncy of the times. The commence
ment exercises proper, come off to-day,
and will be reported fully for the HERALD.
All our citizens are invited to witness the
exercises. Programme published few
weeks since
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He ADAMS & WESTLAKE Oh
STOVES FOR COOKING AND
HEATING.

The latest and best! Safe, Economical
and Durable No odor! No smoke! Nc
dust! No ashes! Greater capacity fol
cooking and heating than any other oil
tove in the world. Call and see the
Adams & Westlake Oil Stoves in operation
at n. J. SMITH s. Co.'S
40 Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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Baldauf Bros. have an adv headed SIN
ducement Extraordinary" and they also
say something about selling at 80 cents
on the dollar" Read, learn to be wise.
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A large line of Leather Fly Nets, Horse
Clothing, Sheets, etc, etc., very cheap al
south side of square. r. Wilson.
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ORGAN AND PIANO TUNING.
Prof. H. A. Bluemm will be in town
in the course of week or two, to locate
permanently. Special attention given tc
tuning. Instruction given in vocal and
instrumental music. Full information
given at city Book and Music store.
BEARD & NICHOLS.
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When yeu want anything cheap, don't
know what is, and don't know where to
find it, go to Rice s. Hinesley's. They
keep it.
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ORGANS.
Two second hand organs in perfect con-
dition and as good as the day they
were made, for sale gerry lOao
at the city Book and
Music Store.
BEARD 81 NICHOLS.
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Read Carlcton-girl wanted.
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City Hall Friday evening.
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The members of the 1st NJ. E. church of
this city done foolish thing, when they
drained the cellar under the parsonage,
when the cellars under the Baptist and
Christian churches were perfectly dry.
We call that a waste of water and an in
convenience. They should have exchang-
ed nronarties
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THURSDAY JUNE 7, 1877.
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See McNeilan's locals.
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Capt. c. P. Searle has been selected as
one of the lay delegates to the National
Congregational Council. A good selec-
ton.
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Rev. ]. f. SnOwdcn and Capt G. p.
Searle represented Oskaloosa at the Con-
gregatiOnal State Association at Des
MOHes last week
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Joseph Jones has the full and entire
right of Mahaska county, to manufacture
the Dexter buggy. Joseph is one of the
best workmen in this county.
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MAsoNIC.-Quite number of Masons
from this county went down to Davenport
on Monday to attend the session of the
Grand Lodge, which met Tuesday. Belle
fontaine Lodge is represented by Frank
D. Boyer, S. w. Fremont Lodge by F. N
Byram, W. NJ. elect. New Sharon Lodge
by 81. ]. Vail, w. NJ, and Fl. M. Fortney,
w. NJ, elect. And from Oskaloosa, c. II.
Phelps, Grand Junior Warden of the
Grand Lodge; and Fl. G. Leighton. w. NJ,
of Tri-luminar ledge, and Chairman of
Committee on Chartered Lodges.
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Mrs J. NJ. MoOFehcaG Of Santa Barbara,
Cal, sent us some beautiful specimens
from that section of California. They are
q valuable addition tn our collection.
SIS the use of rear cut machines attended
with DANGER" is the subject of long and
interesting article To be found elsewhere.
J. II. Green & Co, authors. Read it.
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RcVs W. II. PlIshqry and ID. G. Smith
Of this city were 10 attendance on the
State Sunday School Con grcss at Des
Moines last week
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ORGAN AND PLANO TUNING

Fish, Bacon and Beans at Bottom prices
at the south side grocery of
40 RICE & HNEsLEY.
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Major G. B. Hogin, we'll known in this
community, is urged to be candidate for
Senator for Jasper county, and has con-
sented to run. Major Hogin is No. l..
good man, and will be an honor to the
county, as he has all the qualifications
necessary to make good Iaw-maker.
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Read HulIs locals. - t
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The State Medical. Socie ty met at Cedar
Rapids May 20. Oskaloosa was represent
ed by DR.. ]. p. Gruwell, who read a pa
per on Blood-letting." DR.. III. G. Hunts
man is on the committee of arrangements
Tor next year. The session was very har-
monious, and the next meeting will be
held at Des Moines in January next.
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Fifty-four girls and boys went down to
fish, in the raging Des Moines, and every
one returned with the usual fisherman's
luck. Any of the girls can tell you what
that iS .....
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A good girl wanted at
M. G. CARLEToN's.
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Cheaper than ever for cash or produce,
at the south side grocery of
40 RICE & HINEsLRY.
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See Ketuer's local.
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LAUNCHING OUT.-The Baptist denomi-
nation of our city have rented city hall for
their Sabbath services, and will hereafter
hold service there. This move, though
not just what was desired, seemed the
best thing for them to do. Their own
house had become too small-rather, their
congregations too large to be accommoda-
ted comfortably, and the change was made
for the sole purpose of obtaining more
room. They are looking forward earnest
ly to the time when they will feel able to
build large, plain house of their own.
Weekday services will be held as usual
at the church.
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Leighton DOIngs.

indianapolis, May 20, 1877.
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Total reserve s66s 40J s64.546..os Dec s42so+Oo
ResCrye required

SoCNS "a ~ II 200 9Cl2076 Dec. ll7Si25
In financial circles the chief interest OF tie "ets has
centered in the stock market becaGss there sso-
tied the first effects of some important events Money
on call ruled steady at 2s3 per cent t' Ees 'ne
when rates hardened 81 md -per cent, N'ta eoLf'I'
able business done The latter rate Foreign er"iHhSo
was duh and lower carry ia the week but later WIN no
increase OF activity trnlsr and closed Al o'st
rates Gold ruled between l04@~lO1Ie' ending az Ioo'
The rates for borrowed gold have ranged from peg ee'
maid for CARRYING - la over Good friday o1 Use "o''
orpu,eut bonds were fairly active. recovering Ia" I'eNe
~ the pr.yols week In sta, and Railroad boHCs
there we're features o. spcca! ho'e; DH' VIII sS" eA'
csntions prices have been easier
c tocl, market was unusually active, The So, ~ Tho
sto Exchange aggrcgatuc cye days. l0Ti.0oO shares
with some wide fluctuations in values Fairy IN Tie
week sharp advance IL IN" price o' 'Es co.i shares ".s
tr rrlncina feature bee absurd report. to lie
posslbes to result from the resolutions aud pi"us 70
m adoptrd at full conference Of The Anthracite :nter-
est Plain logical fac,s such as a excess OF protection
Of coal thus far IN 1877, the same time OF 1870
Amounting 70 l36J,450 tons, VI which increase the
Reading Company has secured 52l,53e tons; that TIE
large COMPANIES have immense interest and rental
charge TO pay; that they have rofhing hut coal 20 VII
and therefore il be sold, the funds 70 NEE. taco
first charges be provided by Increasing Their hoatiuS
debts which already burdeBsomo; that the h.HiEg
Company has contracted at least 100000 tons for
fpture deliveries az urccs probably low lower tSaa
any publc sale yet made that the Pennsylvania Com
many hgs sold 225 900 tons. and the Delaware, Iicka-
wanna and Western Company 100000 tons tor deliveries
in April and May;-ah OF These stubborn fac's
were ignored theory that by resolution 0r eora-
uact $50 long rs It wos called lon0 lie
n ice of coal could be advanced ana consumption In
creased hence Delaware LacSa"anDs AMI Western ruse
IA 62 and DoawaIe and Hudson 10 50. However, the
unexpected low prices realized Wednesday for tho
Delaware. Lacsawanni and Westerns coal checked tho
speculnon and seemed To convince. at least some "
the operators thar IN view Of an oversocEsd mailet
and the financial necessities of most o, the companies,
the consumers are likely to have quite much Ia say
concerning price OF coal the prOduers. % that
Notwithstanding prices aerward sustained by az
artificial scarcity Of stock. and hope OF something
being attempted a, the adjourned meeting "a be hoI
next week. hey .agsed aud closed at loeiiUc fsop l.
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gitn Veal gota;t for Sale.

gitn Zeal gota;t for Sale.
4 TWO STORY BRICK STABLE FOR SALE,
"A 5Utit Four stalls tndI I1r.f al i
proven, us P1'e 5000 '" Li2lI x! oVh'r - y" ut
nor SALE-Sth-ave:, below 23d-st.-PROP-
FI.IY 10 close an estate pa win uingi ti rron
2OI no and l9.1A19 Apgl 80 :. JAIN! - &D6 "ea -d
NOR SALE ut the Markct-First-cl class HOUSES
I Ffth Ma .isoB, and Park ave- -, I'd, ''T g,li
ay, M M AZ 5thagt AMI .Gta 3 t., 5g, 40,
18th l9il 10Th, 5st ga, 3d. 9th 53tl SSH Jl and
Lsrh - and up 10 -UtL, Btu Oh, I'M and SthHv
SAML EDDY, l45 liToldNay, Room -.
CNOKY CHIMNElS CURED.-NO cure no
- pay: Conkng Ranges that heat the ROOMS allow
iautei, Ii, GNIFFLS :. Co.. 1u ave. above 2o.st.
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Droohlpn ncl! Coidic tot Sale.

.-LGrgc tlrec-story. bl?h-
e. stcOJ Lucs. ~ improvements excellent I'lShDor
I-,.,.; prcc yeIy ne r.-'c a. .,..., ,,..,u,.,. q,
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