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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28
SKIN HUM0RS


My son, a lad twelve years of age, was afflle' ?
with the worst form of Eczema for period Vi
eight years. 80 virulent was il that from the to-
ri his head within few inches of his ankles
mass OF sctbs, which refused to yield To
any treatment that was attempted Livery remet
that was suggested by frien,s or physicians was
tried in vain AllOp2thy, hotneI athy, her.
roots, salt-wntcr baths, fiaxseed poultces, SOAPS
oin;nents, and i'm short everything tn II could be
done 10 eradicate the disorder seemed oniy 10 AZ
Z avaIe it, and the cniid's life became burden 10
him. and the expense of the various exnerim nts
was n constant drain ON sources
Ny wife, reading the advertisement OF the CuTI-
CURA REMEDIES in one OF the daily papers, re-
solved To IN X one mere attempt at a cure. (The
dis use wa, row encroaching upon his face, and
seemed incura,le.) ] gave reluctant cOnseI 10
the proposal, and an interview was ught witt
famous lady physician OF .New York, who made
most thorough cxamina ion of the ease, and PROM
Used a u witsout he least hesitation by the
of yourL TICURA REMEDIES In ONE WEEK the;.
was a ma. ed ehsnge; the raw and angry sore
began Q grow pale md aongt re outer edges scale
of, AMI rs time wore on they began Oh appesr
Entirely. until at the present writing the only YES
Iige is one small spot upon the forearm, sesresl;
Wis bic and fast disappearing.
Thus, alter eight wears of expense and an xlety,
We have the intense satisfaction # seeing th'
child's Skin as lair and smooth as il was before
this dreadful eutan' Gus disnrdes attacked him.
Sincerely yours,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28

For Infantile ami Birth HUI
mors Rough, Chappei or
} Greasy Skins, Ncttle Rash,
OPimple.. ami Skin Blem-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28
CHAS. EAYRE HINKLEY.
90 Paramount ave, Jersey City Height, N. j.

CHILDHOOD and yout. are the Peri ds when such
diseases yield most readily to those unaiismg
Skin aud Blood Specifics, CUTICURA REsoLvESr, The
SOAP he great SIX Cure. Price o. CUTiCCEA,
small boxes SIC, lArg- boxes 81. CUTIcURA Rs
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle CUTICuRA Soar, 25c
CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP. 15c Soil by all drug
gsls.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28

I.iniment IL needed by somebody I'm
every house. Every day brings news Of
the agony OF an awful scal0 or burn
subd ed, Of rheumat1e martyrs re-
stored, or o valuable horse o. OK
saved by the healing power Of this
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28

For moro than Q third Of . century the
Mexican Mustang Eminent has beonI
the only safe reliance for the relief OF
accidents and pain. It is q medicine|
above price and praise-the best OF its
Kind. For every form of external pain
tho
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
The Emperor s Diary
Ilc a,lrtaAre-


 I; $ probably l,,le known ,ha, for nearly fifty year. the Emperor William has kept. and is sail regularly bcepng, a diary. whi, h. n fa'afe HI>tor1aTi, faF the hYlns ones are DO; likely cSer to see tl. wla i.guxe d perfect ircas8rc-tIoye n nrl,- inE d complete work oa ,hc Ff4>so-t .ef- man history oi the past th.r:y of fori3 years The diplomatic documents of the secret afehites Of state. Inc pf3kc ksHs Ie- foHt of the former Ambassadof \ on b.s- mar ck-Srhocnhsasen and the state pa- pcIs of the Iron Chancellor wIil. oi course. be absolutely necessary 70 the eemiu. hls,ouans writing ,hc history of the fees- tabishmeni oi the German Empre. S,5li. eycn they will apieAf as Hete parade p.eccs comparison wiih the cmper T diary. me sheets af Nhi are ui fohn SIC. e.ich aeAfiu., ai s's head iise a4fe n: 4sX .a the year, together y.,h q saerei verse. l-sety faofnHS clean shoe, Is pg; n ,hc d->' snAse5i plafc oa the emperor s:c>k, ane oa | 'hc u4ot.' AT n notes. sFgh hf, o@n hAfrt the most ln5posian: eeen's sf 2 i; da. prom nent ,s,l4i4cal ia:.iii zen (. declsi.af5s Flslts, seonye5sa'fofAs. efg.. 'h3s forming 'ae Illy euo,a o. diary tt.ar ''ls.. h r~1re n'ercs nE orc ean ssaf e,f te IrI4s.lr.'-s.. he rlfacft o.1rles f7s.e@.r s.liax real ' ts'a f~t.tsT,. sa.Ta -1Wt uAy pts7 .nsa he G--.5ss If t.le tta~a ii-.n z anG hH aa .ssTr if #tra ,.ye fc,i esa-5s-in isea -c ai .a- ehee;s h. sa ge4i t,er-e't. : ssetr hes hy Ncu7cl N,sn.cssy. a<h.if. i.aeders. and other sreat sffl-is, am 2. Il fepfeseH,ai.eHs oi inc rast sntefee. | / oeslfea e .a he i-1peror Asc Thls album has also erlgsnaiea uuae. tae eafefal personal supervision of the efn- peror ~ho himself glves me ou;lfnes for me composition ofthese memoual-ieayes, :, and corec,s the ske,ches maee by the respective artists. pFet4oas - the.f fna. exec ution.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
Letter From Wooden ln,an.
Cincinnati SAturaav Night.

True. l am neth.ag but wooden In iun and ns Spaegc n tae world s> simply ta stand n ir,sfzs af l tahaesn sisa- t..t l ara nor aa9se the wooden head sAai ltsok 1 have seer . EfeSi deal of ,sge aa-sss..,1.a q ot l4fe a> t ha> aRse,iesi tScls hefore ac o4N atict dyN. and have mc.3ssaseSt mach la >esz'nS rN per in-dsN "a ~titc ;e s0u. voc aia>s remember ,has this is 'hc hr>; s3rue that hANe ctcf taken aaSth,rS e.s \ hsUch af sigaf> in tsly hand. srsi over ieok 8rN acfcient icS iu composition. ! teci becoming puie ln a, occupation although i> .n apparently tdir onc The race that l represent was the hr>t ,o cultivate tobacco. and they introduced th,s soiaNe ot mankind to the attention oi ihe white man. There IS honor in that, 1 Sptaia iahn >ravh was the frSs pale iaoe ,o render hts tSee paiei hy smoking ihe weed. and commend the pcr>eVer- anee ot that noble naan ,u .he emulation oi exe,N boy n ,he land who ~tens hes hi> stomach over h.s hr~i oeas. tetsc- we're and YOU ~ill senqnet Whether CT not YOU arc compelled m suhscqacnt life t.A ,s1g,.slet the hah b.; ai -S1-.nkin,. is soai own af.a!i
 Sanding on ore of the pnneipal thor auEhtares As ao ean ot,,ctse hun ireas oi ndSiauals every day. They never he..nw .c much as glance nnon me bc, ohserNe them closely. be, saSc T have nothing else io do irel as | though ~aS acquainted ~ith all the reg ulAr customers oi the ststr. and take ! friendly in,ercs, m them There arc plug. who drop n occasionally tc buy nigcer head tobacco. buttherc are great many gentlemen of the very hnes, cut. ! even know the men who make a bust ness oi hesgiag CT borrowing tobacco. They hane around the outside herr wait ing for some one to come out with a sup ply, and then they step up and say. lend me ehe~. won't you There is ! great amount ot that going on. They think that no one notices fl. but theie Is a sNcet llt,le wooden chetuh that stands up aioit on pedestal who h.S an eve 0a them And tai.h hc II r,ant t
 There is saloon ncNt deoi. spd every daV See men passing in N'7s h7Ci s'r'trr sase thest money ta cloth. and iecd thclt ehslafeu. who sguanicr ,helf sithsiauce to s1y nothnt et thr im0ty ti4e,. sts de- ..s.... .lse;st~eiees Nav. ihse l.sssa a -sfssta 7' a1f,sn aaNa ihet ,hsast> sevtaaalif ti.Af naali caf oa, thc sioffafha ei ihe ,eaEfe.t vtoslrn hum ;aat.. \ 4~ etei s=,as5iusted Inc afi oassTf s@a mlna >a ma ihes asl 7 se kllle.s oii saan aayhoN hut, ha& etefs fafo g nia ta >ct the saunE mea 9ssssag ttz and oa' sho tfc an the down. ffaic = ,e >;ras uan.
 NJ. don't safn- ai the < omen pafh, tiasl taf them aay nndeIih- plemcnf. ,haf 4. m my o~n taee Do ihes ih,nl ihe Ehasfiy White pan, ~ffh winch the1 dsab 'hotr faces improve theif appear ..-liis fhe s.ieatcsi inistakc ot theii 'Nes ran, l> necessary fer me, m ordcl that may be d faithful representation ot the red man and stand exposure io the weather. bat # dishgufes woman whether she he handsome Of hemely
 1 1iIl ~ttc nc more antl know ho~ 'his ls rcs csseI !, I meets Wiih a favor able fe epilou yog may hear further from
 Ao93tN INlt,s
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and never dream of it's value. So the $.

and never dream Of it's value. So the < Y. NJ. had the pinekbeek pus back n the -eid. massive and peculiar setting and roa,ned around the ~tansy" hauntS hing n sait for Mir. john S. Camp. Who turned ap ay !as;. having been unmerci- tai'y eaafsei by h.s brethren and there fore @eatly d<>iroas ot resanins hls diamond and redeem'ng his reputation.
 oa then meeting al Aelmoa,eo's asain inc same ed scene ~as recnas,cd. but wlsh I change oi part>. l. wa> the old sport ttss> i.sac wAe >e; ap the cham pasne. dld the delseaic persuasion. and got hss ssas back from ihr >. !. NJ fot A ;housand dollars doNn Thus thanks to h;s besng fool enough 10 have captured the z.iee mons c; clever woman. the :. \. M. or the whole was an odd thousand gamer and. 10; once n while the sport .ng fraternity acre lamen,ahl, le,t. Therr ls such profound. f,s. nsx. moral tiitet- ing through thls true. though curous s;ory ;ha; ! hardly need aea the as ,hctic adSice: t.et sood. clever elri hy all means. bu; beware when Nou give her diamond.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
Ills Pa Marvellous Escape
rEE SHH.


 ",.o, any yasclne." said the bad boy To ,he grocery man. .is he went in the store l one cold morning. leaving the door open. and pc ked up ogar stub thai had been thrown down by the stove. and began ,o smoke Il.
 .,hu, ,ha, door. dun you. Was you bfeugh, up m 4 st~ mii, lou Ii freeze every potato ln inc house. Nc. haven ! got 4aseine What do you sant of s4s- cine = sad the grocer man. as he sei the syrup .eg on A ohai by the stove svhgfe T ,sGald lhaw out.
 =N an, tp rab Il on pas lcgs. satl the b5y. As he ,fed ~ draw smoke through ,iSs istf stub.
 e'H hy. s hal $ the matter Nth yout pas lcgss RheumdR
 IN gss nor theutnauf. sad 'he buy ,s bc threw asst, the oig.,f stub and df.@ ,oaae tidef lsl :, broken lea cup "lA has poi the voi 5i itses.il9 hiud iesa you ever saw. 1oa see. slacc there has beea so many fires !. hes got otis ss afcd and he iss tsts. si.; si.3ee tfs ess4pe>, made olt Of rope ,s .th knots m them. and he has been teli.ng us every day how he eaala fese 8e ihe whole iainily in .ase ui ntc He told Us in be cool. whatever happcncs. and n rely on hini. f. t',e housc got on frc ~e ~efe ali io rush io Pa and hc would sase us. Well. last nlg gi1s ma had n .u n c7e of tho ueIEt bors. ~uei they n gofI % have i~sss. and ~c dstn'' sleep mnth ',aase ma had 70 come home fa4ee TO tac n4eh, for sai i.1f5. an8 lH rit sus.'= .seifseaa' sssst bt8s, i8 st.e1 eas.a < l sauae tbc peag. ? lere Hsa &rri 14a f.ei suaA aa -s D was a-. sl4r 4all 1f fate ara thrs saAs .sa flame re'fi oat3 Ter one ia 4a srazs 4 ..eIn, .ejt s~asc. ,.a foid sat | sapr3 ah hen al fhe fhucfen n HIl,salsec @cte torn. and ga; fosn sfs. she ao4la take .u ssr sisn an1 not Eo aralri aagats iHs as ashef tp b403 sna.tces "a stys there ought to be q .4s nat bahIes should anive on the reg giaf day 'raIne. and not vat for the mad ; nlghi -sppess. Weil. pA he got aseef. and he slept iili abou, eixh' ID ihe morn ne. and he blinds ser. ,Iosed. and f a4s dark ln his room. and had waited for my brcakfas, iiil Sas hungry as d wolf. and inc girI told me io xakc pa up, sn l went up stars, and don't know <hai made me ihink oi I. but l had some af ths powsler lhey make red iise N3h n ,he theatre. that me and H8Y ch7sss had ihe ! ouf-h oi July. and 1 p4t tina easa csa ia ihe bath room asa t5aei.s.ts' ot af.d bo..cTcd hfe. uas ya.z.. v v4Ae lp pa as3 then 'e.t h3fa D sas al rigt.; and laugh ai Hlla= ! ga-.s 'fete 4as foo faGeh fire. cr ! yelled foe l3.-A .e 4 igmpel osi af ce9 aes srs5ree Fsfe and fasase 'hrp-.h .a@ aaii icaraffia Inc bark wan- aax. .hat g1e. 9ut on a sted frsed e say solne.htrg. bui pa r4n oYer me ard -9.d aie 70 s4.e rr.y self and got ta the 8s < asa.soe to tel h.sa there sas no ire iust as ne le' ss;nseif O.t the ~is- G97~ He had one end of the rope Led io Inc leg oi Ihe wash stand, and. he ~as clEmbiag coeFl inc back side of the shed by the kitchen. ~Iit nothing en bat his night sairt and he was the horrlbiesf looking object ever was, with hIs legs ay- ing and trying to suck his toe nails into ;he rope and the side of the house. l
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
F5y fte .irsz.5.ze sI,.-,!ty DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
w OM AN $ WIT.
nl HENRY At>fiN.


 Not so very long ago there lvcd a smar, young man in the village of New York which IS frequently called Gotham by fresh correspondents ot outside papers presumably because K mas go, ham in abundance. x. B.-This verbal atrocity IS purposely perpeirated for the express warning, ebeneht and behoof of - the renowned - II puns;er and wiil positively never happen again.
 Let us return io~the sInaft young man. 5 His family name was - and. ,o keep up that name. he always iried ,o be par ucularly ing in f1rihefance of winch iaudable desITe ne conulved 10 cultivate the friendship oi such men abou; town as are technically termed sports" Socie;y of this kind. in New York especially. is apt to be rather high-favored and IS cal culated 10 develop fciloas friends by the evacuation O: his pockets
 Yet. as the smart young man of New York had inherited more dollars than sense. he WAS wisely sishfal so csc ar Wilde would say 10 strike balance be- tween the tso, for loo much, even oi I good thing. may be embarrassing. Noa ii so happened tha, one inc day as the ,. Y. M.-slnart young Inaa-S2t lis,l-ss- ly in Delmon.cos. chewing the cud ot Fancy and inc becfsteak of Fact. he espied a noted "spoT; by the name of John > Camp and. feeling lonesome. beckoned that gentleman over 10 his table.
 In the course of conversation the eyes of the 5. |. Nj. lit upon magnificent dia- mond which the sport sported on his engagement finger. '' say. Said our hero) '' ,hai's daisy di 'mond you've go, there. What did i, stand you /.
 Il hardly know it's exac; value It's an old family heirloom" re piled rhe spo-. with sor, et depreoator. yet by 10 means de- prec1aiors. slsn as tae eyes oi the ;. |. NJ. sparkica @rith : sudden 5esire to pcs sess the precious bau5le.
 Here il may be remarked casually and conhden,iaiiy ard - VII. corfooorate this statement Ina; there Is 10 bigger fool in this fool-popala,ec world than 2 diamond amateur. I. q. ieilox who fan cies his kaosledge oi gems IS equal n his passion for the same. 30 the 5. '. NJ. answered the old ' sport in this fasG- ion: An old family heirloom: Yes. see thai b. inc se;ans sb massive and peculiar. Mi. you ailo~ me to examine II more closely and cTs.icsily:
 Certainly reloined his friend. draw ing i. of and handing T over
 ~What'n you take for il = was the care less question
 Oh. I couldn't think of selling il. I've
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salvini represented kanz Lear. m hls first performance ot the par, In Boston. me other nlght as 1eerepit oil man throughout 'he play. II the .ery on, set before he had spoken woft, he laa!s- raled tAis sens3ity. As he aas sse4. ta noun; ,he steps af hts rose sri.sai s;eppe-- for~4rs! ,a s1apeE, 5.s afa, ,a. ke seE8sed iae 4',ea,ioa .eatil ssr. a.l fsl.,s ] pes4ia-: ;esectioa of sny q. o' sseakress- .i.s aes e' fse c5arsst.r v-s ;ha= olFectls ePPsaste ? t.,a; ~asa s.s- rest held. tsE example, 4a lae meet q < s1-h ;ae 3i nj 5les;er. ahen 9fses' heard ,he words The ir.ek oi ii. .; soiee ! eo vel remember is'. Ea, 'hr king = ke tlsEaet iFnHcd atciy a-d .nsiered 5acs- -- }. e err gEel s .sat es lf one sfrsssl.I ,sv -A ny. of course ]. l5 .he S.ns bli ,s.y.ri looked about hisn. -9i!ec,el h.s sc4uered ~lts. io.sefel sp us dead tree. broke or branch foE scep,re, struck aa attitude 0f command. and then al iast cried oat. .ay. every inch king vlsh voice zad~a look ;ha, implied. And woe to him who dare gainsay it.T-Ex- e1azge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
MRS. DR. RUSHS CaiharIH anl Anti Billoi, Fills

Ffsseat 4nd cure centti. .as'ufn and faIst < tzfe remedy fasf f'.east=zss Targ stfY 1f tie issst lstsnster l,.s3 li I-issf s.sa. ifuss- r. gs~s tfsfr..5tsts kelsef .n sscs and Ns4 eeas HeassAtha lasf tst4s2e tfs sfoaas 5 aad faus fsHfass sH is: ta=ies ftess fls fa,asi and faase fi.s hfeefs lFfs sa6 sa ert. Heff.asr VI tfHF4f.fs.s snt esi8p2r~Fa from tts eantt s.ssa isrszast te ts.. aHf sxfT@ s1de thst s1tsn. fsfgfslF snlsse ottet tasa p#FF5s st Tftssi1e. Ffltr aE esNtf
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03
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II you think nobody eaies for you iH ihis cold ~orld. lusi m ta lesta ,o play ihe hddie m a poPulous ne thboihood
 {ettt Sfff!arf
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<tw Nokk. Nov. ts. 1901.
Ds.R CHS:

Nfw Nokk. Nov. K. 1901.
 DtaR CHS:
 got yoGT favor duly and am ven much oohged for your kindness n the matter ot notices. etc, have already over twelve hundred dollarS worth oi en- gageinents. a7iys -sss4ess come n iaIly. ] he prospect now .s ,ha, ] wlli have all can do al II during the winter l open m New London. 1t.. the ,6,h of this month ,re,nble some but not much. go al over Boston. Portland. ih,S city, Brock lyn. Toronto. Cincinnati. | hIcaso. Md- waukee etc. etc. rte. I'm in Tor t. Eo ol bust. and hope Il vill he 20. ih.nk the lecture liabte> in fhc \ ooG vi. be a success f ,an Ire T of pop efiy. NN bo8s N T fe eNt thc fSsf ai next month RsaaA \ 4fs;on. uah.lshet>
 h.s i> ihe sfaad ;amlns pesal et t44 che 49efe3 ife I'm llici .es .e.ns z. igs..il5 | Af. . ;.#s.s..: - < las., laslzs "a ini the IL ;zes saa taac fa ie. | ' Isaf s.e z4a't .s5s..iK> lei. a.zF saY tus,t cypta-t #-..t a9~
 l=aaana aa, Wash N,ssS tusz N .uI to-sls,. he dc. ei sftns s ,.ls3a seslt. ~sth book cr hand AH5. aaaf.. tas.S le5.at- engagements. fs s5s uutasf.sz szi s zaislrW iIal Hef,.zls ~t8fe = nlnd mlshi properly ail i iase-tl.t te ,hc cheek of :, ha~haE. manlss. so ! >,aai,ed the Z Zd ;hfng
 iloa a,e you: How is the bcss on : Tel Iem S,aw foreman Vi the fkHH I5sfse,. ant one If the mos; exemplary ,; men. -tses- -na-aaate- ..E.i--.AIsEt4Iti .Aig If that pursuing a career ef infamy may be profitable for spell. bgi sooner or later !, ends upon inc gallons he way ot the hair-dfesser k hand
 Regards to Ask Ter II she kno~s oi any fine healthy s.rl worth s2,.- COO ~ho wants good home besin = feel like getting manned. ;hsak ' would be better for my appetite.
 Wrl,e. Excuse me. sir Tor not sooner responding to your csIeeined djspai |, In saos sootii =fese. haze been very busy. Wf.te asa.n right of. I'm a beggafcd oa.cast. out I'm your, ever.
 AkffMU> WAKp.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

GFALET AND Ills stsIKk Written sr prsasr fyf ts~ AssAaAas lkAtaiHk by Opp, f Read
 TIE OElGiSAIsARYasNk IkAgff. kk. As told by Csl- >.f.sy .4l-. sasf. s.ifss CARf-fsfE A.sl) Hfs z fJffmp3Kkkf T.e beat arf nn sf~ 4s'ersfy ns~n of caf ffa.s's fzaae sse' isasssIttes
 An2aaE IL, af1Kih4i hsmgfs5es sse'etes ia
 .,s. af. great man &snt~t tfu~
 fyeg.e#z f,fs.t .gs fsF -a41 2 istiafHoa .f oa2FAy f.atsta.itf. B t..t tess. iaefarY sasa. i-as at.i.. ng 2. s.ta >te orSssa e8f CsaaHze B tl-fsliss lt, %t,ag ate stc.+st
 Tas feErfs pagr feg e.e %i'i4 saor' .fafg ard t1ft sEe d tfpr t.s ss fapiee sa4sf. Inter sai ft.f .assts ai te xtets aud literary soJlt.
 Th~ selection Df hanerpss and hsefary rsssxrefl&ng is r~fy esm5 i$f% Atffelss ;font hysgA4ys EsxA<. fAfeax9 fgs6zrf, sH Sye ! Hees-eyaag. Feet'T szs.. I1<syqH fre< Free. ..cyyrses~ Her4E. ferTs sftsTs, .e7s Ye,z AsytSyv. Jaisse s.sk1ssssy 4 Ifsssyfeas. and hssts of other popular etsA4fs gess Serve r. make 'his S~parfsHcni of tie AsgAssA9 ! IsAsKLE1 s.ergis :as~resisGg
 TIE hRE6H.s>6 E. TIp>f HELER ks soLD BY NE Eg8sBEdLEks 4 FER YHfkERE. If No. I cannot be proe.ged of your news eetDs os i've crnis in postage siamss.
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Nm C. 9-Fua..les il.s act s.-..s ssf- tuatlis i4iei uT I'm s'.7. sFis t.rs fsTr1 tutgh. >sssfA and Stlsnta Ga. safa tastt't.oE 9sesssfsit is4aaA4g %Af4s.
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