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rITY HOTEL, P. I1efevre, Proprietor, Rail
~ road Avenue. corner Ibervllle street. Ba1
supplied with best Liquors.
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Mr.. Dennis Baham of Tangipahoa wes
thrown from his horse against tree, break
ing his left arm and thigh and bruisinp his
breast severely.
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NEwsDEALEK AND srATIoyER-

-. conner Mississippi and Lessard streets, di.
e9onelty opposite the post-otfice. News and il.
:astrSted papers. Books, Stationery. PENS. Ink
Base Ball Supplies. Toys. Smoking Material
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

lNGRY. THE PAINTER. shop at Cheap
VI Tonys Store. corner Mississippi street and
Painting in malt all tbeip , Branches. % B Best work at
lowest prices.
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DEEp-O'.DAY HOTEL AND RARROOM,
L Mississippi street First-rate accommo-
detion and reasonable prices. Finest Wines,
Liquors and Cieara. A. J. Bethancourt. Pro-
prietor; Sam Ayrsud, Manager.
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FOREIGN.

hevobts have broken out in Corea.
The German Reichstag has adic,nnsA
until January 8.
Nureddjn E6endi, brother of:the Sulkam
OF Turkey, is dead.
Herr Einwald, the explorer, has diecoy-
cred extensive gold mines in Zululand.
The Sultan Of Turkey has $50 wives, and
his personal expenses are $4,000 per
year.
1t is proposed in Madrid to betroth the
young Queen Mercedes 10 the::son Of Dou
Carlos.
Caliph Abdulah has ordered every man
over the age of sixteen to Join the army of
the Soudan.
The Italian government has aithdrawn
its opposition to the re-entry of Belgium
into the Latin Union.
The Queen Regent of Spain has pardoned
the oonspiraters who we're condemned
to death at Carthagena.
Madolf Deuchsr, at present Vice Presi-
dent of Switzerland, has been elected
freslQent Tor the year loco.
No less than 1000 humming birds and
500 canaries were recently killed to triT,
the ball dresses of two London bellies.
Prince Ferdinand of SAKE CeiL,g
father of the King of Portugal, died in
Lisbon, December IA, of facial cancer.
A son of Meissonier, the celebrated
painter, being bitten by a rabid mastif1,
has been sent to Pasteur for treatment.
The Sultan has declared that Turkish
troops will invade Eastern Ronmelia,
should Prince Alexande. oppose the Turk
ish commission.
Prince Charles of Bavaria, who is an en-
inent practicing physician aud surgeon,
has gone to Paris to study NJ. Pasteur's
hydrophobia incubation.
Herr Gener and his son, owner OF the
largest hotel in Prague, have been bitten
by mad dog, and have gone to Paris to
De treated by DR.. Pasteur.
The Presby terian church and seventy
one houses were destroyed, and two per-
sons killed, by the recent shock OF earth
quake at Bon Sada. Africa.
A hospital to be used by DR.. Pasteur for
the treatment, by his method OF 'poc"la-
'loh' OF persons who have been bitten ~
mad dogs, is proposed in Paris.
All the underclothipg of the Mlkado OF
Japan Is made of peculiar soft white
SILK. tie is never allowed to wear them
more than once, Or anything that Las ever
been washed,
"A club for deaf aud dumb people has
use" formed in Paris, of which nobody
VINO Is not deaf and dumb can be mem
Der The walters and other servants are
also deaf mutes.
v;ctn roui students were dismissed from the
o'ay o'hr9iy conduct, and lGO others loft, de-
faalng curing they would not return until their
friends had been reinstatr1
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pAUL LECHE, Attorney at Law and Notary
below the Court House, on Attakapas street.
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L,zUOK AND nILLlAxD SALOONS.

We PLACE. Gus. Israel. manager. Corne,
IAssard and Mississippi streets. Billiards
Lager Beer. Best Wines and Liquors. Fine
CiRars, ~tc.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

1UyHE CHIEF Office. Crescent Place. opposite
the Market-House, is supplied with 8 fine
assortment Of type and turns ont all kinds Of
nlain and fancy Job work in best style a. New
Orleans prices. No better and cheaper work ls
done anywhere in the State.
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Apropos of the fertility of Louisiana
soil, the New Iberia papers are mentioning
five of which will fill gallon measure.
Lake Charles produces Cuban yams weigh
ing five pounds, Homer seven and a half
pound radishes, Grant and St. Landry
mammoth ounces, Lafourche eighteen
ounce oranges and St. Mary stubble cane
measuring twelve feet in length, six inches
in circumference, with twenty three we'll de-
veloped joints.
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DoNALpsONvlLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
DRY aOODs. GROCERIES. Etc.

NJ ISRAEL L CO., dealers in Dry Goods,
W. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, 6addlery. Bug
sies; etc.. corner Mississippi and Lessard streets
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los; GoNDRAN 4 SONS. dealers in Dry
Wine. Liquors. Boots. Shoes Hardware. Paints
o lis 6addlery, Crockery. Furniture and al
kinds Of House Furnishing Goods. Blue Store
Mississippi street.
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~ KLINE, corner Crescent Place and Hou-
W mas street, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots and Shoes. Groceries. Provisions, Corn,
Oats and Bran,
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TlNsMlTH.
BARBER SHOPS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

FREDERICK DUFFEL, Attorney at law and
Il Notary Public. Office on Chetimaches street
opposite the COurt-HouBe.
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NUMBER II.
OUR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,
DOM ESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Richmond, Va, has colored Catholic
church.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, the boy preach
or, is A years old.
New York street car conductors are
threatening strike.
Mark Twain was Confederate soldier in
Missouri early in the war.
Two men were hanged at Charlotte, N.
c., recently, for burglary.
Thirty-one families of Smiths get their
letters at the Williamsburg postoffice.
+ reedom, Pa, bank was robbed De-
cember S, of $12, 900 cash and securities.
The steamer City of Bayou Sara was
burned at New Madrid, Mo-, on the 5th
inst.
Up to date there have been eight men
Killed by accidents at the Grotou Aare-
duct. N. Y.
The cost of Vice President Hendricks
funeral is said to be in excess of the total
value of his fortune.
Scarlet fever is epidemic in Southamp
ton, L. l., and Jersey City, N. j., and diph-
liberia in New York.
Company Shops, N. c.. has among its
ministry bright moiatto girl, recently
ordained in deacon's orders.
The Catholics of the diocease of Texas
contemplate erecting. 100000 hospital
and orphans home at Dallas.
Sixty carloads of woodwork and inter-
ior decorations have been ordered for the
Flood mansion in San Francisco
A st. Louis public school teacher was
fined in the court Of criminal correction
for whipping bad boy too severely.
Miss Cleveland, the Presidents sister, is
said to have written that part of the lat
ter's message relative to Mormonism.
Ex-Gov. Tilden was among the infuen-
tial statesmen who advised the President
not to attend the Hendricks funeral obse-
quies.
Miss Smith of Chapel Hill, N. c., be-
queathed 100 acres of land and $l25 in
cash to six of her old slaves who are now
living.
A sleeper was teleecoped at Atlanta, Ga,
on the Georgia Pacific railroad; twelve
passengers we've Ri14sd, aud three fatally
wounded.
The police foEce o{ Laramie, Wy. T., ara
provided with blacksnake whips to use on
all boys found ON the streets CATER 10
! o'clock at night.
A Japanese village has just been opened
in New York, filled with native Japanese,
| w'ao xoak at the various tIsdas 5aS which
tt lat country is famous.
Awealthy New York laGy's will pro-
vidss that her numerous dogs, cats aud
birds be cremated, aud their ashes be
scattered upon her grave.
A hside and groom OF Rabune, Ga.
were drowned on their way home. after :he
ceremony Vas performed, while attempt
+ ing to cross the Chattanooga river.
type setting contest recently held in
! New York for purse of $1,000, lasted four
hours and resulted in Joseph McCann of
the Herald, who had Get 1862 ems, being
declared wiaHee.
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BLAcKsMIrus : wHEELWR1GHrs.

sII p. SCHUYLER, Blacksmith. Wheelwright
T. . Horse-Shoer, Carriage. Wagon and Cart
maker end repairer, Railroad Avenue. between
Mississippi and lberville streets.
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RERNARD LEMANN L BROTHER. dealer.
ID in Western Produce. fancy and staple Bro
csries. Liquors. Hardware, Iron. Paints. Oils.
Carts. Plows, 6addlery, Stoves and Tinware.
Furniture, Crockery. Wall Paper and House
Furnishing Goods. Missi sippi street, corner
Crescent Place.
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A Good Many Failures.

- "OoU MANY FalIurPS.
During the year 1883 there were lO,568 failures
In business in the United States and Canada,
some OF these were big concerns and some were
very small. Failure is sorrowful business to
any man. especially If his health fails. A
rreat many times II. 568 people fail in health in
the course Of year. Many of them might be
saved if they would take Browns Iron Bltters
the great family medicine and restorer of vast.
ed health.
Nine. De Lesseps, wife of NJ. De Les
seps, the diplomatist and engineer, has
been delivered of a daughter. The happy
father has just reached his eightieth birth
day, and this is his twelfth baby.
The Csstarrl remedy, Ely's Cream Balm, has
proved most satisfactory. Prior t. two months
ago had not breathed freely through my nose
for three years; now am but little bothered in
that respect. The pain has left my head as
have most other disagreeable symptoms. con-
fdently believe it to be sure Cures. NJ. Lo-
gan, Bynumville. Charlton Co., Mo.
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" D. PARK. dealer in Staple and Fanc,
eteambcst Supplies. Canned Goods. Wines
LiQ9ors. Bottled Beer, Ale, ETC.. Dry Gootlf
snd l,oeions. corner Of Mississippi and Cheti.
maches ctrestc opposite River Ferry.
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CHEAP JOHNS BAR.lAlN HOU 3E. Dry
~ Goods. Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps.
Hardware. Paints, Oils, Glassware. Tinwsre.
Groceries and General Merchandise. Railroad
Avenue, near the depot.
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with it in curries ortany otherwise,
Is one of the most cruel of slow
poisonS when taken habitually.-
Thousands of poor wretcheS are
crawling miserably toward their
graves, the victims OF the multitude
of inalalies Of both mind and body
that are connected with chronic,
incurable dyspepsia, all brought
about by the habitnal Use of cay
enne and it's continental cousins.
The usual history OF these vic
tins is that they began by over
feeding, took the condimcnt to
force the stomach to do more than
its hcalthf'ul amount Of work, using
but IL little ut first. Then the stom
ach became tolerant Of this little,
and demanded more; then more,
and more, and more, until at last
Inflammation, alteration, torpidity,
.lnl finally the death of the diges-
tive powers, accompanied with all
that long tram ofmiseries5to which
I have referred.-Popular Science.
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Injured Mr.. JarnhlY.

"You can't deceive me, Mr.. Jar
phly" said Mrs. Jarphly, snappish-
~ and empllatically. 1T was after
one o'clock, and | wasn't asleep"
"Why, Am:,ndy, you're badly
Mistaken replied Mr.. Jarphlv, III
Il conciliatory voice. s:If wasn't
more than 11:30."
Now, Jarphly, don't you sit
there and falsiiy to me. Fin no
fool, if YOU think l am!'
''Amanly, | never said yon WAS;
you know [ didn't. | only say
you're mistaken, my dear, Tor it
was ONLY 1880, or mebbbe l1:35."
s'Jarphll, volts the use of your
sitting there ar lying: Don't you
know could see the clock?"
''Well, Amandy, Eve got moth
ing more to say, if you'd rather be-
lievea ninety fivecentnickel plated
nutmeg clock, than your own mar
ried husbansl," responded Alr.
Jarphly, deeply injured.-Pittsburg
Chronicle.
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Condiments and Indigestion.

Cayenne pepper may be selected
as Il typical example of condimcnt
properly So called. Mustard is a
food and condimcnt combined; this
il the case with some others. Curry.
powders are mixtures of very po
tent condiments with more or less
Of fnirinaceous materials, and sui
phm, compounds, which, like the
oil of mustard, OF onioll>. garlic,
etc, may have certain amount of
nutritive value.
The mere continent is stimn-
lating drug that does its work d.
rectiy upon the inner lining of the
stomach, by exciting it to increased
and abnormal activity. A dyspep.
tic may obtain immediate relief by
using cayenne pepper. Among the
advertised patent medicines is a
pill bearing the very ominous name
of its compounder, the active con
stituent of which is cayenne. Great
relief and temporary comfort are
commonly obtained by using it as a
a "dinner.pillt" If thus used only
as Il temporary remedy for an acute
and temporary, or exceptional, the
cayenne, whether taken in pills Or
aussed ever the food or stewed
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THE RIVER OF LIFE.

Tile moro VIC 1.-Two. more brief appear
Our llfn's succeeding stasca;
A day to childhood .eoma, year,
And years like passing ekes.
The gladstone currsnt.otour youth.
Ere Jnssion yet disorders.
Steals lingering liko river smooth
Along !ts grassy borders,
But ~ the carcworn cheek grows wan.
And sorrows shafts lly thicker.
Yctstnrs. that measure life to man
Why seem your courses quicker?
When Joys hare lost their bloom ana breath.
And lie Itso'f!s vapid.
Why M We near tho Falls VI Donth.
Fccl We Its lido moro rapid?
II may he strange. yot who woul,i change
Times course to slower spoe.iixg,
wlcn ono by one our friends hHvc COMO
And left our bosons bleeding!
Heaven rivcs our years OF fading strength
lndomnifying noctncss;
Aud those 0f youth a seeming length
Proportluned u tholr sweetness
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Yirginia's Rank Among the States in
Population.

Population.
When the first Federal census
was taken, IN 100, and afterwards
till 1910, Virginia stood in popula-
ton ut the head of the column Of
States. BY the last census she
stood thirteenth in rank. The fact
looks badly for the State, and is
frequently made the occasion for
diSparaging remarks by citizens of
States assuming to be more pros
porous, and Of notifying rehec-
tons by her own people. But fig
ures sometimes mislea,l, and brief
study of the census may in this
case show that the truth is not as
dislleartening as the fact. When
the first census was taken there
were only seventeen States, and
they took rankas follows: Virginia
LIST. Pennsylvania 2nd, North Caro-
lima 3rd, Massachusetts 4th, New
York 9TH, Maryland 9th, South Car.
Dina It'll, Connecticut Stl, New
Jersey 9th, New Hampshire 10th,
G-sorgia l1th, Rhoile Island 18th,
Delaware 18th, Maine 1tth, Yer
mont 18th, Kentucky 10Th, Tennes.
see 18th. The same States now
stand (by the census OF 1880: Vir-
ginia 18th, New York LIST, PennSyl-
vania Pad, North Carolina 18th,
Massachusetts 9th, Maryland 22ntl,
South Carolina 25th, Connecticut
18th, New Jersey 18th, New lamp
shire 3lst, Georgia 10Th, Rhode
Island 3lth, Delaware 31th, Name
2Gth, Vermont Bad, Kentucky 1lth,
Tennessee l4th. Ii thus appears
that while Virginia has lost II
points in rank North Carolina has
LOST ID, Massachusetts 9, Maryland
1G, South Carolini, Is, Connecticut
%, New Jersey s, New Hampshire
II, Georgia ), Rhode Island %,
Delaware 2l, Maine II, and Yer
mont II, while Pennsylvania has
remained stationer>, and New York,
Kentucky and Tennessee have
gained several points elch; But
this statement does not do justice
to Virginia, for tile reason that she
alone Of I'LL States his within the
periods named had her territory di-
vidcd and her population diminish
ell correspondingly. ID find her
proper relative rank among the
States nov. compared with il as it
stood in 100, VIZ mast add to what
the census now givesher Q,5l2.5GO
the population Of West Virginia,
which is GlS,+j7. These figures
added make, l3l, or, aud this sum
correctly exhibits what has been
the growth OF population in the
Virginia of LIDO, from that period
to 1899. and this is the only proper
basis of comparison with the other
States of 1890. Adopting this,
then, rs the test, we find that OF
the seventeen States ut that time in
existence only New York and Penn
sylvauia, have come to have 80
49,
larger population than Virginia
and, consequently, that, instead OF
having reced4,l II points in rank,
she has only, as to those seventeen
States, receded 2 points; and that
in fact as to all the States now in
the Union only New York, Penn
Sylvauia, Ohio, Illinois, and Mis-
souri,. but for the outrage Of dis
memberment which waI perpe-
trated on her when she was help
less, would rank ahead Of her. Let
these facts aud figures be borne i'll
mind by those who either rejoice
er grieve over the apparent decline
Of the old mother State.
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Tile London. Daily Sportsman,

The London, Daily Sportsman,
remarks. editorially: a really val
liable specific. for the cure OF rheu-
matiSm, neuralgia, SprainS, bruises.
ST. jacobs Oil, well.known Ill the
English market, has gained i'm
mense fame in America, Australia
and all parts OF the world. and the
universal nature of it's sale may be
Judged from the fact, that the
makers have to print their instruc
lions for its use in no fewer than
eleven languages.
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How to Kill Craving for Alcohol.

HOW 10 hill CRAVING I0f ALCOHOL.
While it is true that many who
al one time inaHlged in ardent
spirits have abStaine;l later in life,it
is not believed that there is ANY real
cure for the thirst created by alcohol
ism, but Il person that claims to
have cured him self gives remedy
that there would be No harm i'll
trying. We reproduce it in the
rescued persons own words: IL
was one of those untortunates Civ.
ell to strong drink. When left it
off | felt Il lorrid want of something
[ must have or go distracted. [
could neither e;t. work nor sleep.
Explaining my affection TO IL man
Of much education and experience,
he advised me to take Il detection
of ground quassia, II half onnce
stepped in a pint OF vinegar, and
to PIT about Il small teaSpooninl of
it IN Il llttle water, AMI to drink it
every time the liquor thirst came
on ne violently. | found it Salts
tic.l tile cravings antlit also slvea
irclInS of stimulus and strength.
| continued this cure and perse-
vei'ed till the thirst WAS conquered.
For two years | have not tasted
liquor, anI l have no desire ;Jr i.
Lately, TO try my strength, lave
handled and smeit whiskey, but [
have no temptation TO take it. L
give this for the consideration CT
tie unfortunate, several Of whom
lave recovered by means which /
ms lou,rn, rpn.l;Ir.n
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Life.

Life is but Il moment, a brief re
flex from the great ocean Of eter-
nifty. Take heed how You make
Use of it. and from the great c,nSe
qnenccs involved in its sho;t.dura-
tion learn the Importance OF little
things.
Queen Elizabeth once said to II
conrUier: '.Those succeed best in
this world who pass over it'quickly,
for it is but a bog; if we stop we
sink" Truly, this saying deserves
to be Oft quoted, and oftener
practiccd. Life is short, and while
we have it we shonld make the
most of it, as by our conduct in
this world will be awarded orr pc.
sition in tbs next. We have no
time for idlcness; we must be quick
and decisive. The man who thinks
and executes RAPIDLY succeed, best
in life, for though wc.may occasion
ally make mistakes, gilmore or less
Importance, they are more than
cOunter-balanced by the benefits
arising from his successes. tits
such Il man who makes II mark in
the world. For there are moments
when hesitation is worse than folly
when it is Il crime. Fortunes
come but seldom, and when she
is often unexpected. 1t isonr duty
to be always on the watch and
seize all opportunities Which God
or man may put within our reach.
An active life is one Of happiness
Oar energies are wrapped up in our
undertakings to the exclusion Of
secret SorrDw; every success is so
much additional pleasure; every
IA lure an incentive to furrher ell.
deay ors. Act! act! that is the
grand secret of success in life. =
Rapid thinkers ANA decisive doors
are scarce all the world over; not
from Lick of suitable material, brit
because ]. -. ig.c!!nAtion ,Gi .aoaiiy .
life is wanting in vast number Of
men. Let one trust in himself. let
him exert his capabilities to their
fullest extent, aud, sooner or later,
success will inevitably smile upon
him. There is no such thing ats
failure to II man with a purpose
which he is determined to success
fully accomplish. Let IL, all hay. Il
purpose and let Us accomplish it,
The good which will follow will not
be confined to individuals alone,
but will extend to and benefit all
society.
lille is Il strange mystery. We
Cali BIZ sure Of nothing save death,
and the anticipation of it causes lis
more alarm and solitude than all
the other ills and calimities oilife.
This fear Of the tribute to nature is
childish il! the extreme. Death is
inevitable, and a, we must resign
ourselves to the inevitable, why
not do so with Il good grace, M
stead of with all lgnoble fear! In
deed, we should rather welcome
than fear death, for it is the eX.
changing OF ~ precarious present
for a happy and eternal life. We
have cause to bless our lot in Ue-
longing to the present, and TO bless
the past, for the Scriptures have
shown so terrible a picture Of the
last ages of the world that we can
not but congratulate ourselves Oh
not belonging to them.
To conclude, Homer says: "Lilie
the leaves of the trees, first spread
ing, and then ,lecaying, so are the
generations of mortal men,"
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Steamer TANGIER.
GAIT. 5. II. WILSON,
Tuesday and Friday torcrIsncll. Flnncys.
Onancock. piuS' Wharf. Cedar Hall, Rchoboth,
Pocomokc City and Snow Hill.
Returning Leave Snow Hll every Monday md
TEurslayai n. M. touchnSa at the above land
ings NJ the usual hours.
r-SsA!l Steamers lsave Crisfeld for Balti-
kg more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the y. y, Philn. and Norfolk, Wicomico and
Pocomoke. aud Delaware. Maryland and vlr-
ginia Railroads
Positively no freight received after SIP, m.
and must be prepaid 10 all points. except
on the y. Y. Philu, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. p. CLARK. General Agent.
los South 3Ire.t.- Bait!morc.
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E~rBHrnz-n only 81 a ycm.