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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-11-04

GEORGE X. PRATT ct ais. VS.. SUSAN PRATT,
Wife, ct ais.
| DISTRICT COURT, ST. LANnRY-No i3O67
Pursuant to judgment rendered in the
| above entitled suit and q writ of execution
| to me directed, in order to effect partition,
l will sell at the Court House door in the
town of Opelousas, parish of st. Landry, La,
OH FlRIDA Y, the lsts day of December, 1882,
the following descriSed property, possession
thereof to be delivered on 3fst of December,
1882, towit:
|. certain tract of land, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated on
the Morgan Railroad five miles south of Opel
ousas, parish of st. Landry, in the quarter
known as Bellevue, consisting OF eight hun
dred superficial arpents, having front Of ten
arpents by eighty in depth, now bounded on
the north by lands of McNulty and Montgom-
ery and by lands of Penelope Overton, wife
| of - Morgan, Ella Overton, wife OF Joseph
NJ Moore, and John X OyertOn, south by
lands of Jonas z. Smith, east by lands for
lnerly granted to the inhabitantslof Bellevue,
and west by lands of the petitioners in the
above entitled suit and Vincent Boagni.
The land will be sold in three separate lots,
each with sufficient wood attached. The tract
| west of the public road, with the residence
and other improvements thereon, constituting
one lot the tract lying east Of the public
| road to be sold in two lots, according to plat
of survey and subdivision to be seen at my
Office and to be exhibited on day OF sale.
Terms and Conditions. - Cash on day OF
sale; or, one-third purchase price cash, and
| the balance in two annual installments, with
eight per cent per annum interest from date
notes to be drawn to the order of purchaser,
and by him endorsed in blank, and secured by
special mortgage and vendors privilege the
mortgage to contain q stipulation for payment
of ten per cent attorneys fees in case they are
incurred These cash or credit terms to he
at the option of the purchasers.
This is a choice property, situated in
the most eligible section of St. Landry parish
having the advantages of good society, good
we'll water. healthfulness, and productiveness
of soil
C. e. DUSON,
Sheriff of the parish of St Landry
0pelousas. October 81, 1882.
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PROLIFIC CoTToN. Capt. Gillespie,
who has owned the Atwood plantation,
three miles southeast from Opelousas,
for the past two or three years, is a
progressive, intelligent, and successful
farmer. On last Saturday morning, he
brought very fine specimen stalk of a
very prolific kind of cotton to our Office,
which he terms the " Herlong Prolific, y
the seed of which he procured from
Texas. Considering the unfavorabIe
season for cotton this stalk certainly
proves it's prolific nature, besides yield
ing very excellent staple. He had
several acres in this variety, which is
yielding bountifully; and he will plant
a large acreage in it next year.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

District Court, Parish st. Landry, No l3367.
AUGUsTE PERRoDIN, LIQ., VS.. LOUIS
ERNEST EsTILETTE.
Hon. the District Court in and for the parish
of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit and
to me directed, | will proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the principal
door of the Court House. in the town of Opel
November 18th, 1889, at II o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, to-wit:
One arpent of land situated in the
town of Opelousas, bounded north by
land of j. L. Morris, west by land of
estate of r. Hollier, south by Grolee
street, and east by j. l.. Morris.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms--Cash. c. G. DUSONt
Sheriff of the parish of st. Landry
Opelousas, Oct a. 1882.
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It you want to buy q near piano or
organ, come and see us r. We can tell
You how to save some money in such
transaction,
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immigration Meeting.

A meeting was held at the Courthouse
on Thursday night, for the purpose of
considering the important question of
immigration. Mr. Thos. Fl. Lewis pre-
sided, and introduced Mr.. E. O. l.. Ed
holm, who is visiting our parish under
the auspices and at the request of Com
missioner Harris, of the State Bureau of
Agriculture and immigration. Mr.. Ed
holm presented the question very sue
cinctly and very forcihly, and read u
brief but mastery description of the
parish and it's resources, which he had
prepared with marvellous industry and
accuracy, and which he proposes to pub
lish in the Farming World, of Cincin-
natl. which has a very large circulation
among the agriculturists of the great
South West. 1t was therenpon resolved
to organize an immigration Association
for st. Landry, with the President and
members Of the Police Jury rs ex otficio
Vice Presidents thereof; and tempo
rary organization was effected by choos-
ing Mr.. Thos. H. Lewis ms President, Mr..
Jacob Muller as Vice-President, and Mr..
c. c. Swayze as Secretary and Treasu-
rer Committees were appointed to raise
funds, to draft a constitution and by
laws, and to request the Police Jury to
lend the movement some pecuniary as
sistance. After rendering a vote of
thanks to Mr.. Edholm, the meeting ad-
journed until Menday, Nov. l3, at 7 P.
M, at the Court Honse, when the
movement 50 larmonionsly and aus
piciously inaugurated will doubtless be
given a new impetus, and, we hope,
rebound eventually to the great benefit
of all our people.
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A magnificent stock of new millinery
goods at Mrs. A. B. Chachere's, corner
of Court and North streets.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-11-04

Go and see Mornhinveg's new stock of
jewelry. Repairing neatly done
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Found at Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that
will stop its falling, has been long sought
for. Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguished
for it's purity, fully supplies this want.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-11-04

Go to the st. Landry Planning Mills
for doors, sash, blinds, deer and win
dow frames and anything in the line
of planning mill work
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Mrs. A. B. Chachere is just back from
New Orleans with large and select stock
of fashionable millinery goods, and will
be pleased to see her patrons at her new
stand, corner Court and North streets.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-11-04

Why GO to New Orleans for doors,
sash, blinds, etc., when you can get
them at the st. Landry Planning Mills
for the same money
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Remi Mornhinveg's display of fine
jewelry, watches, clocks, sllverware,
ETC., is worth seeing, and very cheap.
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EAUBLTC SALE.
JULES GIL,
Notary Public.
Nov. A, 1889.

P'"bate Court, Parish of 81. Landry. No. 4375
ESTATE OF MARC PENE.
BY virtue of order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder by the under.
signed administrator, or duly qualified aue-
tioneer. at the last residence Of the deceased,
on the Mermentau river, parish aforesaid, on
FRLDA Y, November l7th, 1889, the following
described property, belonging to the estate OF
Marc Pene, deceased, to.wit
l. A lot of merchandise, consisting of dry
goods, hardware, groceries, crockeryware,
etc.
2. lot of cross-ties, one hack. and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms-Cash.
JOSEPH B. ROY,
Nov. 4, 1882. Administrator.
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"Our Little Ones and The Nursery, ,,
is one of the most beautifully illustrated
magazines for children in the world. 1t
is filled with the choicest and most in
structive original matter, suitable for
the understanding of our little ones,
every article being clastc in language
and in morals. We have never seen a
child's magazine that pleased us so well,
and it will not fail to delight your chill
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fishing Company, l49 fremont Street,
Boston, Mass, at $50 per annum; or
dubbed with the COURIER at $3.50 per
annum for both.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-11-04

We adjure every Democratic voter
to 60 to the. polls on next Tuesday,
Nov. the 9TH, and cast his ballot for
Maj. A. >. Heron, Democratic nominee
for Congress. Show yourselves worthy
of the election franchise, fellow citizens,
and do ,yoar duty as staunch Democrats
on that day. Let ST. Landry give a
rousing majoritya majority that will
make her the banner Democratic parish
in this election.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-11-04

All the late novelties in millinery at
Mrs. A. B. Chaehere's. Cheap.
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See advertisement of the st. Landry
Planning Mills, Washington
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Election next Tuesday-don't fail to
vote for Mai. Heron.
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$4,000 oysters were consumed at Vii.
laseca's saloon last week.
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THE CONFESSION.

Hzoshes.-" Very true, and believe they have
eayed your life. now confess that Dr. Dromgools's
English Female Bters is the nos wonderful female
medicine and iron tsnia ever knew, and that
failey Saline Aperent IL pleasant and sovereign
fsmyav for headache, constipation, acid stomach,
tiHousilass etc, etc., Family Medical Adviser
5..s address P. Dro1ngooie Co., Louisville, Ry.
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Ladies, # yOn want something really
nice and elegant In the line of stvIisIl
millinery call On Mrs IA. b, ChacIe.e. ].
and ron will find IL.
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NE0eE.es-"G Gei -"tit uf my house, you old hum
bng!"
D@mOheey" Well, mother, you see how rap
idly have Improved since discharging our Doctor
and commenced the use Of that which SO much
needed The effect has been most wonderful. The
one relieved my head, cured the constipation, while
the other impsrted strength came to the help Of
Nature and made me feel new,
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Candidate for Congress.
We are authorized to announce
MIR. LOUIS TRACER.
Of.West FeEciauu Parish
Notice of Election.

as IL candidate for Congress for the 9th Con
gressiOnal District Election Nov, Z 1899.
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a Magnificent Exhibition at Opel
ousas, Sunday, Nov. 12.

Batcheller s. Doris Great Inter Ocean
Show has IL larger amount of canvas than
any other show travelling, these man.
moth tents being Il matter of necessity
| on account of the mastodonic proper
| tions Of the entertainment furnished. In
each and every department it excels all
| competitors in quantity, novelty and
merit Of its presentations. In the circus
will be found the leading equestriennes,
equestrians, vaulters, leaperr, gymnasts,
acrobats, jugglers, etc. In the museum,
in addition to score of really novel at
fractions, will be found the greatest
wonder of the world,s Millie Christine,
the 'Two Headed Nightingale ayoung
woman with but one body and two
heads. Miss Christine appeared twice
before Queen Victoria at her Majesty's
command, and SO pleased was the latter
that she presented Miss Christine with
handsome diamond necklace. Unlike
natural monstrosities Millie Christine is
pleasant to look upon and charms all
with her brilliant conversational abili
ties. She sings like a nightingale and
dances with the grace of a fairy. It
should be borne in mind that Millie
Christine is part of the big show and
not side show attraction. This great
novelty was secured by Batcheller &
Doris at an expense of $4,000 for the
season, the highest salary ever paid any
single attraction in this OF any other
country. The menagerie is the most
complete ever seen in this country, in
Guiding animals that have never before
been in captivity. The street pageant
is the handsomest and most gorgeous
ever seen, introducing the famous $lO,-
600 beauty, the handsomest woman in
the world. In line will also he open
dens of performing ANIMALS and snakes,
jubilee singers, bands of music, hand
some tableaux cars, gilded cages and
hundreds Of gaiIy caparisoned knights
and ladies'
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We desire to call the attention of
some of our delinquent subscribers,
who promised to pay up at harvest
time, that harvest has come, and
we DO not expect them to I've backward
in coming forward and paying up all
arrears and enc or two years in nd
vance Times have been so hard with
the most of our people during the past
year that we have refrainrd DIS much
as possible from hulrying up delin
Quents, but now q falr crop will enable
them to square up the old score and ii
little more, without Inconvenience to
themselves, and we expect them to do
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GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
TO BE GIVEN BY
0peIousas Steam Fire Company No. I,
Al The New geit!sis Building,
Gaemtlemen'- Admission, $r.oW.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
l.. A. SANDOz, Chairman;
ALPHONsE LEVY. II. f. EsToRGE,
w. G.. PERRAULT, 2. TITARD.
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
w. G.. PERRAULT, Chairman
II. Z. EsTORGE, B. F. MEGINLEY,
E. NJ. BoAGNI, p. j. LEFEBvRE.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
ALpHoNsE LEVY, Chairman
SOLOMON BLOCH, GEO. G.. PULFORD.
A. j. PERRAULT, H. Z. EsToRGE,
Ladies' invitations will be issued on applica
tion to any member of the Invitation Commit
tee. n44t
October 28, 1882.
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Mother" Doctor, is ehe dangerous and what
is her afiiction7" u
Doctor" Yes, madam, she is dangerously Ill.
The ventrcular and aurcular forces are not in equi
librium, there Is an increased centripetal action
about the cerebrum and medulla oblongata, the
portal circulation vasoillates, suspended Nature
ueems heBtating, and I''
REofher-''Stop, for heavens sake stop and 60
10 work at once.n
DOcfOs--''I viii do all caE."
Mother, after two weeks have expired
" Daughter, our Doctor shall be discarded at once.
Two weeks and no relief. will procure that which
you desired at first.n
Daughter, in a low tone--"I am glad, and think
1t the only thing that will restore me to health"
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WANTED barrels of corn in the
shuck Apply at this office.
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ALL Souls DAY.-Among other reli-
gious dev0tions, this day was sacredly
observed BY our Catholic population in
visiting and decorating the graves of
their beloved dead. We were pleased
to SEQ that our cemetery was in better
condition than usual, aud that more of
the graves and tombs had been decor
ated than in former years. On every
hand could be seen loving friends how
ering over the mounds of their lost ones,
placing wreaths of flowers and immor-
telies thereon, as tokens that though
forever gone, yet their memories would
never die.n It's beautiful and most
lifting custom, and we wish that it
would become universal with our peo-
pie, without respect to creed or denom-
ination. A visit to our cemeteries win
show the inexcusable and sad fact that
our dead in many cases are too much
neglected, if not almost or quite forgot
ten, Often the graves are left without
any protection or enclosure, and the
Deaata Of The feld desecrate what should
he esteemed as consecrated ground by
civilized people.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. Herman C. Dun
can, Episcopal minister of Alexandria,
paid Opelonsas flying visit last Mon
day. Messrs. II. A. Hicks Of Big Cane,
M. j. Richard of Bayou Current, J. K.
Sandoz of the Washington Argus, E.
Dubuisson and Paul stagg of Bayou
B9uf, and M. Carron of Prud'homme
City, all gave us pleasant calls this
week. Mr.. B. A. SALES, representing
the Wholesale tobacco house of j. P.
sarrazin, also favored us with call on
Thursday.
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oct Ia, lSe
WDARTITION SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, ST. LANDRY-No. i3O

GEORGE X. PRATT ct ais. VS.. SUSAN PRATT
| Wife, ct ais.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

6Rltene 0eIfnettlfeift

Cine uu3qelpdGlte beittlde nn0 ir~ans6iii6e Stbliotbef
pom ca. 1000 8i6eru, tbeilS sebnnben, tbeiGS ~uugcbnus
ben, harnrtcr Observation-Disclosures, itegt sum i~oforti9en
&ertauf i'm @an3et bel
VIM. FlOto.
Sot1w 8entIde 8u6bantGuna, As Dearborn 5troBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16
2~8ochenfichc St(isscis 88foofs-Beifn,1e.

GlaIie su, aus meldem geraoe et11 1ltll9er
Utarn lttcg, 9(ls ser Nnfonlnteltoe Dell
sui, allf bic lc5te Stufe OeS 9Sa9gols
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nad nelteren 9ta6ri1ten Bis gum SrlIb(abr
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&lrscm anSufragen, Oh CT nod tIr otelelt
6erbit cine @oDnling 1T Wtosfal mtet9clt
lplle llltb bat Diernuf Die Nlltlport erbaltcn,
er mDge li0 6a5lt mn Belt lallclt, Slll1tnoclt
bis sum- nG0lten TrilDjaDr.
= gtahribtcn, peldc franSofii6enG ldts
tern aus WoniIIo 5lgeDell, bclager, Dap
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beimii0e 8etpoDner Der YDilipptnen !l11o
rs GlropGer geitorbe1 lcten.
= 9llf benz a~ugenbliflt6 in yfotttn5@
Jan togelt0en @ongreB fir So~stallpiiiel1>
idbait crregte bie Gertreterin Der u@eleu>
idaft suit II mtg It altung Der petb>
lt0en &%let6ung", cine Srau 6 img,
grobeS Qtufie6en NIT ibrtm Gortrdge liber
Bic 53ufulift ser Traueuge,pdnOer. Sic
0i1g Don Der 8cDauptln1g aus, boB Der
Sd0pfer Sen Sralclt e6enloipobl 5tpct
0einc gegeben babe, lpie Sen Wlnnern, mp
ooB baber Bic 6oien Acknowledgements nit
su t0ren 8efletoungsitiifen gcb6re1 n1iiB7
ten, natiirli9 borlGlfig III bci0etoenen
@rensen. 90 iolen oicicl6en mn pier bis
flint a3oll lang iein uno in etn &leib aus
0eDen; ie pcri6afften baourd 6rctbett Der
B%etpcgung uno ieien anbcrerieitS bod nidt
ENC 9tadaDmlng ber mudnnlt6cn 8etnfletz
Ser. 6rar Sing trilg iclbit Elm iol6eS
8altarbgeipanb, oarii6cr cine gSeite ullo
cine sSode. SIS blie6 natiirli6 1ttdt aus,
6ob Trau Sing NIT i6rem GOrtrage ebenio
groBe 9ufmerfiamteit pie Geld0ter auf
fi6 500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

@irtDl@aftSmaIer alf lttb giebt in 6e1
mediterranean Wtonaten Die aufgelnmmeltelt
Slutbmaiien fir @aiier>I riebmerfe ab.
9aS SanlrnelbeGcn bat cine TlGdlen> 9(us>
beDnung bon meDr ais 5000 9lcrcS pber falt
10 en9l. @eOiertmeilen, nno Der Situlngs>
rnltln bat cine @r0Be bon 443 Wtiaioncn
@allpnen, 10 baB iGbrli6 gegen 1000 Wtll@
lio1en @alIonen in 6aS 8e6en etntreten
t6unen. 0anon berbralt6t Die StaOt lll1z
gefGbr 400 Wtillionen @allpnen, 10 0aB
$500 W1tllionen fir @aiiertriebwcrfe ii6rig
bleiben. 9(cbnli0c 9roBc Q8aiierbebdlter
ii1D audi III Selgicn angclegt.
Sn 9eutl6lanb, Seitret0 un6 Stalicn
lift man nit Der0rti9et 9tnla9en nod ipcit
suriid. 9aS Spri6mort iagt stpar, baB
nlan bur6 S600en tluJ iperoe, a6er 6iele
9eDrtpeiie lit cine icbr nmtitanOli0e, long>
ipierige unO foitlptelige. 2(ud in SEN Scr.
Gtaaten befinbet ft6 Sic &lnit, N8alierz
futDelt 81 Derbiiten (our1 Nalbbau), poer
lmldGolt6 Sill MAIDEN 6ur6 BarolIel>
&anGle pber SamunelbeGen) NOD gang i'm
9lr9elt u1to eS iperben tpoDl Wtenldellalter
Dergeben, ebe in bieler 9ti9tung @robes uuo
QSirfianles gei0ieDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-16

bic bier ME errei0t peroen fam, tpenn
man aud QIlc S6reiber, 3ed)ner, &anSletz
boten, 3olt> unb Steueraufleber, 2eu6t>
t6urm> lllo SriidentpGrter auf 0ebsnSSeit
anltellel1 tp0llic. On langc Das y00lt"
ntdlt D0rauf perSidtet, ale 8Orfteber
Dtfentli6er Qenter nuS Der 9otterie Der
SSablen berporgebcn 3u laIlen Nto lie nab
loentGet SaDren Dbne irgello einen siDtn7
9eltben @jrul1o tpieber DinuusSutperf en, 10
ldil9e lpir0 aud6 aus ser 6oroeruug, haB
Die llntcrgebeien jener 0priteber bon ben
DISQUALIFICATION be5 Q5arteigetrie5eS m1ab6Gn>
@t9 let1 loaen, ntental5 @rult gemddDt tpcrz
Den.
0as ganse 0ffentti6e 2eben in Sen Ser.
Staaten lit alf Den @ebanfen, Dap Die @temt=
ter eine 9otterte itno, SIT peld1er jeOer 8iir1
ger ctn Coos bat, 5uqCi6nitten. Die S0r1
1telIrng, oaB Sober %yeirnal barnn fontntell"
tonne, lit III Alcn lebenbig, Die cinen tbdtiz
gen 9lnt1eil oil Der 4SarteipOlitif neDnIen.
Tein 0orf lit 10 tlein, DAP eS BARN nidt
cine 9nsa6l 2elte gdbe, Sic ben itinelt
g8unid 6egen, and einmal 9oitmejitcr SIT
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oeGmtcrn. McrI, mas fat in ie6cm @On>
greile 9eidiebt, Der GOridlag genla6t wirb,
Die 8Oltmetiter bonn Qplfe rpdblc1 81 lul>
len, mos belueilt Oas nlOcrS, oils
odB 0cnjenige1, Die ben Spri6la9
Ama6en, Der 98c0ieI in ben Ncn1z
&rn nod nidt bGrftg 9cntg tit? Sn
Der S6Gt lit Dem 9ur6idnittSz 9lmerifaner
Der @eoanfe, DAP Die 8eamten einen belon7
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Doer cine foreign notion, cine frentblGn>
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