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the bali breed chiefs that all vas ever.
ard advised them % make peace With
the zoTexnnsafs he came 70 MIME
s1ta and lived fof several years at kese-
means. teachinR- -Four yearB lafer, AFTER
4 prolonged debate, an amnesty vas
granted Riel, L'Epine. and al sther on
the lsaders, otily excepting U OonoEnoe.
The reason feg this injustice Is dIfno1it
20 state. The ostensibie claim OF the
government sras that ODonoQhae was
. Fenian and the head Of Eeniap raid
RAxK INJUSTICE CLAIMED.
ODonsghus's friends, who labered
increasingly ~ obtain amnesty for him
up 10 his death, N the spring of ls1s,
made charges against the Government,
most grave and. weishty. OfDonoghue
had property IN Winnipeg worth
good many thousand pounds. and esti-
mated by some as high as zoo OF
eT5.0o0. THIS was cenfseated snd
seized by the Hudson Bay Company
and private individuals under various
prstsxis. The necessity of indemnify
ing O'Donoehue for this valuable estate
was claimed to be one reason that
strongly influenced the government. II
there was q hidden reason IL seems
probable that Il vas this: The govern
meut had been forced TO ralease Riei
and L'Epine by ths powerful French in
huence and found need of a scapegoat
TO avenge the death Of Scott, which had
crested great indignation. Although
ODon oghue had no part in that affair he
was a man comparatively friendless
aud very convenient scapegoat for the
crimes of others. Add % this his
prominent part in the invasion of 1871,
with which Riel and L'Epina denied all
connectisn. and q strong case on its
faos 10 presented against OfDonoehge.
Ii il possible that the efforts of his
friends would finally have prevailed bad
his death not occurred so soon, as Sir
John Mcdonald had pledged himself to
lend his influence and Efforts in O'Don-
oehns's favor. 0'D0noshue was well
known in Sc. Paul ead made many
friends here few OF them we're aware,
however, of a secret nesting that took
place at the Metropolitan Hotel in
March, 1874, between 0'DonoQhue and
ATTORNEY General Clarke of Canada
IL was during the trial of Riel and
L'Epine. The government had know
ledge Of the possession by O'DonoRhue
of certain papers implioating Riel and
REpine in the raid Of 1871, and
desired 10 get possession of these papers.
For this purpose the Attorney General
himself arranged meeting with 0Don-
oghue 10 81. Paul. Clarke, after every
means Of persuasion failed, offered to
O'Don0ghas full amnesty and restosa-
ton to his rights il he would give IN
the papers. The offer was Indignantly
refused, nor would O'DonoQhue betray
the name of a single one Of his fellsw
oonspirators. Attorney General Clarke
returned to Ottawa unsuccessful. The
papers the government was 80 anxious
to obtain possession Of were the two
cosmissions issued to O'Donoghas by
the Council in October Of 1870. One of
these Is printed In full above and the
other described. Both are amene the
papers from which this sketch is CON-
piled. The names are those of men nov
occupying prominent positions Of infiu-
suce and wealth in Canada, some of
them government officials of high
standing. +
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Forearm med

with Ayers Sarsspsrilla, there need be
No fear Of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Neu-
rzigia, Salt Rheum, letter. Eczelns,
Caiarrh. Liver troubles, or any Of the
diseases arising from Scrofuloas taints in
the blood. Geo. Garwood, Big Springs,
Ohio, writes: Ayers Sarsaparillz has
been used in my family for number Of
years. was constant sufferer from
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Forewarned

Of danger by the condition of your blood.
a. shown in pinlpLes. b;0tebes, hoiis, or
diseolorations Of the skin; or BY 5 fseiin;;
OF languor. induced. perhaps, By Inactivity
Of the stomach, liver, aud kidneys. you
should take Ayer's SarsspariI.S- II viii
renew and invisors-e your biocd. and
Cause the vital organs 10 properly perform
their functions. III you suffer FROM
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NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND oypp,x

u. y. LAND OFFhsN
Olympia, w. T.. Aprii IA h2a6
Tho People Of the UnitedSt v Geore
Hudson, greeting:
You are hereby summoned 70 spps1z
before us. ct our Office in OlymIiA w. T.
on Monday. May Is. 1855. 81 feelock n
m, 70 answer the complaint Of JAM1H
NJ C0LMAN, ia. who made HOMESTEAD
entry No. 620s, March 10, 1884. fsn the ~
lowing tractA alleging that yoar umbs
land cash entry. No. SS22, made MGrrI u
1854. for the north half IN n OF nfrfhe<1
quarter lNE II of section IA tossssklp -
north. range east w. NJ. was n,ad1 ann
false and fraudulent proof thai sAid kla
is agricultural In character and not ~
leot to entry under said Act.
This hearing IL ordered BY letter o u
the honorable Commissioners OF the Co
eral Land Once. dated february I, MA
70 determine the character Of the LAID
and the rights Of the respective paru1
thereto.
Ana Il Appearing 10 cur satizfsetis. M
the said George Hudson cannot BE- HEut
persoAaily. service Of this summesss win h
made by panlicaficn. posting and insiliaG
Accorxiine 10 rules u and II Of ps<1ics u
q. 8. Diasriet Land 0fhces.
witness Cur banda this day and issf sbess
JOHN y. aowxY. Hsgisssr.
aplf2m2l JAS h HAYDEN. RsohyH
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UNIrEn srArEs L.ANp OEEIcs

UNITED stats LAND OEFICI
OLYMPIA. w. r., Mach 81 lf6k
TOMPLAINT HAVING bEKN nN1lzzk4
" a this once ~ CICERO r nk441
AGAINST DENNIS NBRNEY, fR sbsn1asln5
his hemsstead entry No. t1gk. dzsed Nag ~
issa upcn the w y Of 81 4 sd So u ~
y. o. sectton n, and lot 3 te<zian =, iesnsAif
n north. range 3 ensi. IN King co1Ety. Wtsh
ington Territory. with . sfsa = Ne go
eellztion Of said entry, The szi1 paz1les an
hereby summoned 70 sppe4r u thIs oI1ies. e
Tuesday. the 18Th day Of Nay. l!ta y
fe'elock p. IA. 10 respond and naEsds', tas<
mony concerning said alleged s1ssfDfM~t
and n Appearing 70 or s.tizfactie1 ~ -
sonnl service hereof eaunot Be h&d. iArviea q
this notice win be mads b. puhlieA<os. -
ina aad mailing, according 70 ruim Y -:
"a Of practiee n Unise1 States District Lsna
John y. aowEY. R@sisN.
spemyit JAS 4 HAYDKE. nsssa,.sr
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MEAT from wAsaIsaroN TxasIroRr.--
The Northern Ps,ifie took out 500 head
Of cattle from tbs Minnesota Transfer
yesterday for the monntaiR ranges. and
brought East IS ears from Spraete. oenr
signed % George vfeiis. Fsllon Ga
head from Spokane Falls for wyatt,
Ross a rnsler; 100 from Spokane Falls
for Joseph Leis.htnsf. aud Is car iosds
Of sheep from sprAg1s for n. j. Beilen-
berg.-St. Pdnt Ps3assr Press.
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him The Doctor hss visited the hnapt19AE
Europe and obtained great deal q nluakh
information which be Il competent % lnnar
10 those In need Of his services. nR. GzDzlE
will make no charge unless be sfesfs 3 cRs
Persons cured at home Gall on vriie. NJ
communications strictly cOnnsaaiial. ssla
ten dollars for . package OF msdi<ina a.
dress DIR. J. r. GIBBoN. Box lsSt. Ga M,
cisco, Cal Mentioa observation-disclosures
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NEw YoRK hssRsEsnzr.--Ths sss,sss-
nent 81 taxable propsrty in the city az
eregates this year ti.i7s.o52. SIS. against
Sl,lis, 76l. 597, an inoi~sss Of over $66-
600 coo for The year. There are "a wards
In the city, the taxabls property IN each
ranging from $40 COG, 900 70 $f9s. 0o0yOo0
In the city Is propsFtY exsmpt from
taxation agsreRating IN amount $685.
69AOo0.
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Ayers Sar saparilla

and well to-day Be and
vitality
highly concentrated and effective blood purifier The best
economical blood purifier. the cheapest
Prepare by DR. C. Aver
by druggists. Price g.
wholesale by STEWART Front Seattle.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
~ Arm Of Claus q HarlnA Wholesale
wise. are netined thai eneh tn6iebtednesa
hes this dag bean sead and assigned 70
walters bfx1. 4 Co. a. san FEancisco,
and p&yment mast alone Be made TO fhe
unaersiRns6
WHITE q MUNDAx
Atson1eyz fer Walters HrcA 4 ca.
Seattle. Apr1 - LEA np3s I'm
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Eoa rae uPPaR skAoIT.

ssmr clIas q. ~. Cove. master
II RAVES YKSLER's WHARF ON
II "Wednesday snd Saturday, refurnina
Thurpday and Monday. calling st stan.
Weod. UtskiAAy, Mos lAndinxs SkaSit
CRY, Mount veEaon. Starring and Al m
termediste points above. For freight On
nsszns,e andy on board or % GEORGE
EOsTER 8 the wharf ayl
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.

.soHF STEAMER LONG FISHER
imam. win leave Harrington g.
Srniths wharf. Seattle. every Wednesday
81 o. N. for Port Gamble. Seabeck, Union
City and way ports, arriving same day
and connecting with stage for Oakland
and Olympia.
Returning win leave Union City for
Seattle every Friday at 9. m. touching
at Seabeck and Port Gamble, and arriv-
ing same day. 8. II. WILEY.
les Master
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WATER ER0MT--RlPARiAM RIGHTS
On Seattle Bay, the Minor addition,
north Of the Barrel Factory.

EOR MANUFACTURING AND REsI-
II dence purposes this property csnnst
be beat. Extensive improvements now
mill, coal bunkers and shipysrd. 70 great
extent embraces Minors addition, which
VIII certainly guarantee safe and large
returns on the amount invested. Also.
tracts adjoining Smith's Cove Prices
low. terms Easy. GEO. DORfFkk.
once with W: Finley Han stones build
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Joix O. JAxzuxE, IcxAs. y. 1axruEE,
Notary fahlia. survesor
mo. q. IANffKR A NON.

WIN ioesse settlers GA TIE paAlic Lands
a. the United 6Satea. lie all csaMsa Of
entries. and sxecnse land Ozsss pspers
- our of1se q Fails Cify.
Moo acrss az vsssn2 Gusesnmusnt
ixnlt4
fi1h@r and farmiax lands open sel
ss<lis1eaf and Dureease.
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Msnaay MsrnInG Beaf q
vICTO RIA.
STEAMER EVAHGEI.,

VIII lssxe Yesiars uharf. se~ffls. a 4 q
m ernTy Monday merning for ytceariA
Inc. lsAve eENlAHMOost Il .. N FRI-
DAY for vicforiA via The IslAnds. arrty-
ing 81 Victoria ass g N. q saturday.
Leave FlcfurfA a. 70 q. N SATURDAY.. for
Pors rssnsen9 ard 6naszie. an4 arrive -
SsaEtie about D -
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MIeCKI.LANkOUs
Dir. c. l. MILLER, SIR.
lss CAury street. SEATTLE. VT.
20 bon a
MISCELLANEOUS
Special. Private and ChIanIe
Skin Diseases Cured.

ssnfnAl weakness ana all Der-
wees 9ssswasss esu sed Nv exeesses.
Pes1tivsay cared. On NE INSTALL
nena pian.
send Ter Pr1nsss questions.
nA @. 4. MEkAkRs8 remarAa-
his success sn she eas1ng ef aha
chrenie Dlseasss - well knswn.
Ms success IL due 60 his - Fears
expsrsenee and ebssryAktens In
his practice.
IN No more pastenss taken sa
- 0nr Bssss Farns untfi the rSsh
dAy 81 March. Whsa six new est-
raGes will BE enfshse- However,
. can aeesmmsA1ae ems mere Pa-
sisna smaasl sgf&n q niesly farnlsh-
ID reem ana an homs cesHzfeFss, ~
my ss~aeenee. les cAsFry ssrses.
frss % charge.
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PRESERVE JARS.

lust RECEIVED. A LARGE LOT OF
81 Masonis JArs- haif gallons, quarter
gallons and pints also. Jelly Tumblers.
WIN be sold ~ bottom prices for cAxh.
w. A. MCPHERSON,
Cash Grocer. Occidental SQUARE. Nm
street. seattie. w. 3. 500
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Nrov1rr IN, n IN Us sia for ma
80 80 ~ eansy, tmpotenex ga.
Ws.s.. S.,,' Meatal es1 Pf,-s.,
s..,.....'s n, Memory, WsaR -.
$500 - ossoP.osne Impedtmsaas {. ~
- -. -. -, .s'N'.. o. yu1kafri 80.
sn,s1 's' sAsly md prfrsS
vs.. nan.
- .S ..lsls,', 49, AID oad nsn "a n
~. - 49, ~, s'S T.s~ : ~ ma expe1s1cs. y.
s sts ~ o,o naro.s.n rhysieiAn q onos. -
ok.noA Sess no1anS and may an 49,.
80 80 ~ snans. Nhen incoawns~s =
W. W. s n s.ss .ss Ses.msst aaiicnas = =
-. wv - go ~ espfess free tsan 49,
- =, - - -. ss.,.ssaaeas ta2 . pAys,rs..
49,. -. N..o.e s''enaoo 70 tessl e 4.
throuseout The e,r,.v. al. and phsacAn
- eoHe ens county. moving In -
~. s.sSI,.N.. ArSeno SlIncalt e4sss 70 a a
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u.s LAID osy1cz Al ozxxr1A. VIII
April ., ~.
- Notscsis Asreby sivsn thst pASin y
THOMAS has nled nskice q fna1ziee
nAks anal proof before he Regi<tR - -
eslver. at their once, IN Olympia, Y.
on Wednesday. the 3oth day q MAJ :
1884. - Home4tead appiicsslea. W Ms =
the 3 = Of ~ 4 q session IA ternshH
north, fange saEt
he nnDass a witnesses Phiio nnibxlors
9. d. Hufhsrfotd. VIM 4. Stearns 40
Asors, al q tsiis CITY. ". =.
a,samyfA naxfsess Of - Lard o.
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE,

Carrying the United States Malta.
WILL LEAvK YES
<1~s- y lers Wharf Seattle for
-.sssG snohomish Cify. via Mukil
teo, Lowell and way land
a1zls ings, every Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday morning, returning on
alternate days. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to d. Z. DURlE On
the wharf, Seattle. N. l. RoGkRS
ana Master
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NOTICE..

A NNUAL MEETING : LOCATION
"A Of mine. Seattle, w. i. The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Rem
ton Coal Company win be held e their
once, No. a Sacramento street. San Fran
cisro. California, en- Monday. June I. le8S.
- n O'Clock m. for the purpose Of elect-
the ensuing ear. and the Transaction Of
such other business - may be Brought
before the meeting; by order q the
myl1td SECRETARY.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

- 014Ezt
lispensaJ Ne d
Aearny sifut a.
knucikS. Rak
hshsd In 1884 e.
Ae tzsatAsaf d
sexual end ssns 4
Diseases, sueA b
0oxoRzadA.ouns
SrMcTum sTfnl
'LD IN I'll Ne hna
|snnxAl WRzxns
|and IM9orrHet
'Loss Of mzaAak
,narr.ansm,1I~ -. 1
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Remaining in the Seattle Post Once
on Saturday, Juae 6, 1885. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
advertised:
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Dissolution Of copartnershiI

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
j fore existing under the name and style
of A. Z. Hummer & Co.. 10 dissolved BY
mutual consent.
An persons indebted to said firm are
notified to make payment to Mary A.
vestel. who alone 10 authorised to receive
the same. and who viii carry on the drug
business at the Model Drug Store. Third
street, near Union.
Dated May IA. 1s8S
MARY A. vESTEIA
A. X. HUMMER.
have secured the servieesof Mr.. Chss.
b. Parker, who Il q compstent prescrip,
ZIONIST and druggist. aud respectfully 90.
late firm, and OF ell desiring goods offered
By me. MARY A. vESrEL.
Dated May IA. 1885. my17
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HARRY LOTT. ChArterel

HAIRY L0TE ChArtereF.
wa lsays Yesler's wharf every Thur
day. a { n m, and Port Townsend q 10
q n. for SeHizhuAoo eszling q San Juzn-
LopqA FriAng Hzxbor. Roche HAxbeR.
OroslA East Bound. &uezneR AmAaorse4
6snish ard Whako1m-
Rssarninx win arrive - ssssEis ahSai
. m. svcry Saturday.
fsre % Rori fownssad. o.; - ssmiah-
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STEAMER 8 RAILRoADTRA VEL
THE STEAMER
- PHANTOM,

United States maria, leaves eabeck every
Efiday morning. at o'clock, for Seattle,
touching at Port Gamble. Returning.
will leave Seattle every Saturday morn
ing, at o'clock. touching at Port Gamble
and Ssabeck. and continuing on TO Union
City oelO
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the U. Q. MALI.
THE CoMPANYs STEAMER
ASSASSINATION

n w A0atttvOt Wv
CAPTAIN 9. JACKSON.
WILL LEAVE sEATTLE EVERY
w Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening. ct Q o'clock. for
"a WHATCOM
Calling q Mnkilteo, Tnlalip. Co9Reyille
Anacortea. duemes, 6Amish. fAirhaven
BellinxhAm and eehoma
Returning, win leave Whatcom every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday even
ings, af 3 O'Clock. for Seattle calling
infermediate points on the way
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TOWING AID JOBBNG.

a n STEAMER J. b. LIBBY,
Captain w. y. Munroe. win
do tswing and freighting to and from ell
ports on Puget Sound, at reasonable
Address p. O. box rs. Seattle. mhas
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oondnoesd ~ qnaliaea phs
saetzns and Sur2eons-resrls,
ErsdusteA
@fhe oLDEsr apRrIlrun
IN the Omitted Sissss, vhcs,
LFK'toSa ExREzTKsck, per
feet msthcd and pure real
cine. insure sfzxpr sAd Pm
MANHNT sUKxs OF all PrtvslA
Chronic and Nervous Disaasas
Affections Of the BEoon. sEzz
knDScrs. BLADDER, ERrFf1DZs
tLcK2s, On Sokxs. SxxrIrs.
on TEE GLAxps, Sons MOt,TW
THRrAT. BONE PArNz 1,.-....-
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY,
CAPTAIN 8. DENNY,
Wiiieave Sesttie for skagit riverand way
ports. every Monday. and THURSDAY. 70
turning Tuesdays and fridsyA
For freight and passage apply ~ Com
uany,s ONCE on Tesler's wharf. o. On board
he boata at the same wharf.
mrsI-d GE0, 8. JACOBS, esc'y.
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Accsfo<a n1flE.
This ss,0li rs pralesse1 anonR lkiI
oshss ssase aocnnensl ~ lMr. 0'D0no9'
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MISCELLANEOUS


PRIVATE DiSPgNsAKY.
600 6e&ry street. San Fra.
cisco, CA.
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that &c they vers on British soil the
AmeriuSn troors had no right or author
ity TO attack khem, szSi be favored de-
fendlna the plhce 0'Neili. whs wss In
charge under O'DonoClhuc, released I'M
anee 10 tha Unifsd 9tiftes Government,
and his afeumeAts fnally prevailed.
The post was hurriedly abandoned. bui
TIE retreatin7 men vars pursued By the
troops and some tventy captured.
including 0fNeila. g 10 lhe ressntime
Riel Was playing Q double game, and
shrpuah the rssSaiatiOn Of Eashes Richos
vas neroisAtiaa win Gias. Archibald,
On oslohes 4th, the day after the coun-
oil and tha day on which Rel was In
formed al IA aciisn ana plans Of the
council, which. IL 10 asserted, he acQui-
eessa II. kasher Riohot called upon Gov.
Archibald, informed him that Rel was
anxians 10 know how tue aufhorities
would aat sowarll The . Fsnian inva-
sian.r and asked IL the Governor ueald
withdraw ths warrants Zoe Riei's arrest.
The Gosm<nos replied that thu co.
operstion 10 1he french hAsf-buesis
eould ehEstls them 10 most fAverahls
consideration. The ne9oeissious were
centiuuNd On the following day--4he
day Ell for tha attack on psmhina-
Rel evidantly Wishing 10 naAks snre
whether 81 nas OFD ,noehne's attack
cas- ~ hx srIcoezsfui before takiuv
active part with either xiae. On 0cso-
aexveas and two dAys after the dssper-
siop 81 O,Dopoehre,s foree. Ria sens
10 AreAihaId The foiiewing letter.
4 - a.~&
thai we hiRhly appreciate what sour
nanslieaie 10 the New. Father Riahot,
AZ ssverzi trustHosthy persons have
answer o. the Mstis has besn that OF
faithful sslbieets several .eompasiss
have already hsen orRAnissa. and ysnr
Exceilsncy may resz assured that with
aak being enthusiastic ~ have been
devoted. and 30 long a cur services
continee " b required yea nay rely
apon ~. Signsd - Laaia Rssl A. ID.
Rkpine. Pierre Rsfzsssza-
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until 10 hastie ess over 1n4 - insu1-
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