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Public Auction,
on the premises at East BlurhilI. Maine, on
Thursday. June Is. 4. ID. l>>5. at
two o'clock in the afternoon.


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~ Court n Probate hpl!cn at Eue4-por,. Win.
ia and trr The county eli Hsnruck, on th,. second
Wednesday pf May, \. H. i~>5
/ \ EMERY named executor To a certain tu.
Ii strtmnrni purpurilu- e. IL. the lat NH ami
te-famrnt 81 William T. Itplla T. late "t Eden H.
aid county deceased htyln- .er-eujcL tle same
f"r prnhat.
otrhEiIi. That thu -ai,i l.. Emery -i>r u"tlrctn
all persons Interested. as causing Il taiN nf
this iyr 10 Ice published thr., u4ah- .u..
cer~!Ncit ia thc Ellsworth American, printed or
published al Eil>~ ortiz that they nav appear at u
Probate Court 10 he heidi at Ellsworth in said
rnunty, on the second " Wednesday 81 june next,
81 ten II the c!uck III thu iprrnuun ami .htN cu-,..
II any they have, why the -ati Instrument -ituuld
not bc proved. approved and allowed II tie lt i
VIII AMI testament nf said deceased.
q. +. CUNNINGHAM. Jgige.
Attest Z HA- +. DpRR, Register 3w3lt
\ true Copy, Attest -t,Ht-. T. DuET. Register.
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North Psnoiseot.
llIpT

Mr.. Joseph Perkins, of Boston. native
OF this place. recently presented the Sabbath
school, in Orlan |. under the superiutrnlence
of Leander {. Perkins. with tihy-se,en new
book. they cane in 4 time of need and
were grateful recc vei by the schaal. wh,
rendered Nr. p,rk'n. their warm n taA, for
sane.
Rev. David II Sawyer. (our new min
l>lrr.l and family, have arrived and are es-
tahlished IN their new bone
}. T. Hsney !. thoroughly repairing his
house.
-pedd.ers ana newspaper agents begin
TO multiply.
Seven teachers from this 'own attended
the re,c1crs' Destitute IL Bluchill.
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The Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencing, Monday, Oct. 20. "a
Trains run Daily -un';a! excepted, AS follows
EASTERN STANDARD TINE.
WESTWARD TRAINS.

These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains ON Main Line, from and to Portland, Boston
AMI 81. John.
f1- On and after May l. 1855, passengers by
morning train from Bangor connect at Bar Harbor
every Wednesday and saturday with the Str. City
of Richmond for Mibridge, Jonesport and siachias-
port Returning, the Steamer leaves Machiasport
every Monday and Thursday connecting at the
Ferry with afternoon train which waits its arrival
special is run if necessary. The Richmond
leaves the Ferry every Monday and Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock for Portland via all land
ings.
PAYS0N TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
+. +. BOOTdBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt.
1yr3k
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Ladies who would retain freshness and yivacity.
Don't fail 10 try wells Health Remover
''lsoash on 1sch.'
"Rough on Itch cures humors, eruptions, ring
worm, tetter, salt rcum, frosted feet, chilblains
"nOugh On Catsrrh."
Corrccts offensive odors at once. Complete cure
Of worst chronic cases, also unequalcd as gargte
for Diphtheria. sore Throat Foul Breath. soc.
The Hope Of the Nntt0o.
Children. slow in development. puny, scrawny,
and delicate, use "Wels' Health Remover"
Caaarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney aud
Urinary complaints. cured by "Buchu faiba 81.
water B1gs, lsOaChss."
Rough on Rats clears them out, also Beetles,
Ants.
lyrll
Fifteen Years Experience.
SKowHEGAN. ME-, Dec. 10, 1884.
have used Bra,iley's Phosphate for fifteen
wears with good results. | have also. at differ
ent times. used all the various brands OF fer
tiliZers offered in the market none have ever
given me as good results as Bradley's. and !
shall continue to Use it n long as il does for
mr. what IL has done in the past.
In lSS2 planted one and one-eighth acres
OF sweet corn; the land was well MANFRED
with common stable manure. aud used 800
pounds OF Bradley'> Phosphate. My crop was
four thousand pounds OF sweet corn and three
bushels of beans.-th latter planted where the
crows pulled NJ the corn.
HORACE BF>L
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate of David +. Haynes, late
OF Lamoine, in the county of Hancock deceased by
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore re.
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate. to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon to ex-
hibit the same for payment.
MELVIN ID. HAYNES.
May 10. 1855. 3w2ls
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Died.

Obituary notices, beyond The Date, Name and 4ge
must be paid for at The rate Of ten cents a Hne.
Elsworth-May -, Mr.. Nathaniel Moore.
aged 80 wears.
May -, Mr.. Francis NJ. Watts, aged GG
year, and $ months.
May -. Mr.. Daniel :. Harrington. aged
32 Years. > months and % DAYS.
MariaSille-May -. Mr.. Sabin L. Jordan
aged ~ years. month and - days.
Cape Cod Settlement 81. Mrs. Rachel
wife OF Phillip Gross, aged /. Years. months
and 20 DAYS.
Santa Cruz, Cal May 10, OF cancer. Mrs.
Charles Carr. formerly of Maine. Bangor
papers please eopy.l
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1854 was one Of much sickness, and as this was
the season when Byou.'s .SarsafayiNa was first
introduced among strangers, it was called on to
stand many severe tests II did al fiui1sea
and more. While II was guaranteed to euys any
edse Of Kidney, Lfier, or Blood disease, it not
only kept this claim good, but took Mr.. Sanford
PaiA,ook, No DattoH 81. Bangor, spho had
gi5tn IF sca,k, 6eeH ftoaoancs4 CONE" srfh
CONSUMPTION, and eared him. n eH,td Rnfi
HHs0n. trader OF South Leyant, Of Lestffaa
afffr Ae had Hpe,t fer zoeek5 on crackers and
mix. Cured M. A. 7, Farmer, Of .fstana,
after he lad become unable 10 act as juryman
Cured some serious diseases in Dexter, Maine,
which were brought to light by the Eastern
State and il you are i'll, reader, remember
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STATE OF MAINE.

T. the Honorable judy, of Probate within nn,i
for th,. rnnnty of Uarrnck
THE undersigned Rufus II Young. t,nartifan of
/ t,alen H. MAYNARD , and Marria d Yuuny
minor heirs OF sarah A. Ynung late az Uaucot.h
deceased respectfully represents that said
minors are seized and possessed of one
twelfth part each of the home stead farm of Calvin
estate is unprn.luctiye of any heneIlt to aid minnrs
and that it win he Tor the int. rst of ,ai,i minor.
that the same @honld b, .nid and the prn.,e,d- :
secured on interest or nth.r,,f-c fnr The b,n.bt Of
said minors he therefor, pt.,yz your Uouor that
he NAV b., authorized and cmpoNrrcd arr,,eahly
law To sell the above described r,,aI estate or
such part Of itn- In ,our oninion may IL, eXpsd.
lent.
MAY IL tss- IL ''' W.
80! - ~
STATE OF MAINE.
Ht~tock ss.-A a Cont nf Prnh,t,, h.lt a,
Buck sport on the second "Wednesday pf Ni,v
Isl.
ON the Petition aforesaid DunrRtI Tint ,,tir,
To- gwen hy publishing a rnpy OF said nrt,tinp Win
this "rler thereon tsif, week siicr,.-tycy In th
Ellsworth American Il u., .nanpr ,,,int,l ~ mi,
u~hcd In Ellsworth that all persons Interested ma,
attend on the SECOND W.Tlpe@,la, of I,tpc nrNt
AT court of Probate, To he bnlIrn ia til.,vnrtb
anil sh. a reti.r II AM, ,,bv M ,,r,,, t ,tI ~,
tttuu should moi h., granted @nrh tntir,. II N,
xiv IN hcfnf, said I a;trf
o. p. CUNNINGHAM. Ju,lgr.
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STATE OF MAINE.

itNrrck, ~-.-Csur. OF rrnb4ic, -k-nprt.
MAY Term, I-~j.
A PETITION having been flied ly The widow Of
II each decea -c.i. Tor an allowance out ut the
personal estate in tine estates OF tire following
named persons, VIZ John Law renee, Alvin II.
Frost, Mariayille.
ORDERED, That said petitioners girc public no
tice 10 all person. interested, Ly causing a copy
of tbs order 10 he Published three weeks succr.-
-IEely in the Ellsworth American a newspaper
printed published ia Ellsworth. that thry may
appear At Court ~ Probate fur -i.!t County. t.
be held ut tie Probate Dlicr iu -til Ellsworth.
On the @croi.d "Wednesday Ia Juae arNt, At ten 81
the clock in the forenoon AMI show ctu-t' ii any
they have, why tac same ,huull not he granted
o. +. Ct-NNl<Gfi M. Jud..r.
3w2it Attest ;-t'Ht~. T.. boRE. REGISTER.
\ true copy Attest HAS p. boRH Register,
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May l., lat. 33.0a. Ion. G5.0j, sch Nellie
Woodbury., Iiodgkins, from Boston Tor
Bahamas.
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Married.

Eil>wortl-M 10, by Rev. +. Harding Mr.
samuel W Moore, of Ellsworth. and Mis-.
Georgia \. Sumner, of Lamoine.
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ws,tham.
-Peddler- OF all descriptions are very
plenty.
School in lower district taught by l.. +.
Giles closed May l6
Mr. VIM. Fox is rushing work on his
hail. whicn is now almost completed. Mr..
Fox IS spsring no pain, TO make the hall
first class building.
Mr. 5. Matthews, of Camden. and Miss
Lillian Parsons, of ril1en, were visiting at
S. b. Giles last week.
Elder Woodcock held services in the
church. Sunday.
Two sons of Mr. O. Martin, of Clinton
Mass, are now boarding al Allen ii slams
and attending school.
Miss Amau.la Kltfredsr commenced a
term of school in district No. 8, May IS.
Mss Pne,e PIPER Of Franklin, i, living
at jefferson Ha>am's.
MIR Enc, X ngnin left here Sunday.
for Flank IN v here h. will work, the coming
season.
AT school meeting held IN the upper
district MAY IS, NJ. X. Ha,lam was chosen,
moderator Voted 10 hold the school the re-
mainder Of the term where 1t Is now hell
also not to dispose of the school district 5
property il the Jones district, so called.
Mr.. Elmer Kinsmin recently captured
bear supposed to be the one which killed
the sheep at Mr.. Cooks. The bear which
weighed 23D lbs, was purchased by d..
Haines Of Ellsworth.
Last week Mr. Geo. Cook and son saw
the crumbs left BY bear No. |. This one
will probably come to grief ere long.
Mss Laura Jones' of Ellsworth. has
been making a brief visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones.
Our farmers are putting their crops in
the ground. J. IL H.
MAY 10.
Elder Woodcock will hold services in
the church, on Sunday next, the 3lst inst
Miss Arvlla Kingman has been con6ne d
| TO the house for some time past, with a
spinal difficulty. DIR. Phillips of Ellsworth
is her medical attendant.
Mr.. John Gardner. until short time
| ago a resident of this town, met with an ae-
cident in the saw mil, which prevents his
working at present.
The w. S. C. met, the 2o.h. with Mrs.
| leila Cobb, and chose the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. NJ.
| X. Haslam; Vice President, Mrs. Wilson
HasIam; Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs But
| Ter Grant.
| MIR. Hermoa Jordan started out one LAY
| last week with pair Of sheep shears IN
hand. Before night, beside doing other
work, he had sheared 30 sheep, which were
| in three barns some distance apart
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Mr.. David Ingalls, has COW which re-
Gently dropped acalf weighing 9s lbs.
]. II. IL.
Nav 2j.
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Memorial Day.
lll->rpt NElrEs WM. H. II. RICE Posi-.
". -. DEPARTMENT 90 MAINE. q. A.R.
Ellsworth. Man s6, ls>5.

W -. l'EfAiI MENFpt MAINE. q. \ X.
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l. ''' ''''..' "t5H '"' ""'> NJ" h'ku-
'''l''.'' l '"' '''.' ana pursuant Z" "'h'fal
"I''f> 80 i'- H'S'iiuar'"r, t. ~ H. snd
"''.." 'li'r> ~ . department hea'iuar-
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'A'"'s'-' sung 'a 'A' >'lfi 'H- or '''p'ayen Al
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W,,t Ellsworth. t.. Floyd.
Tr.n,nu.- II. Mark, i H. smith.
Nsria,ifr.-, r. Goodwin.
~. Alto O'clock Nj. all the comrades
Will assemble a "r'ni ARMY Hall. where they
"H' form 70 r''ann ani mlr'h l" ""'dninH
',u't.ry Whsu. 1 service fran the service
Book vjI l.- l,.l. following which the graves
% soldiers anI -,iIpr- % Wup'lhinr aud i.
.I.,,.t,ll.> ta,ho!5. ,,m,t.rh Will b- decorated
q, fo,ow.:
N""a''nr t'F-i driA hin'nt IN eh~rs" OF
!. N.' Llmnnd Bon>"l;
second d"tarhmenf. q. VI = +. D. Gould;
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h""'"sN VA. " t'rt 'h' tau -tr'i'e a, gwen
'h ih' ~er'"c h"oA NiH he held ioi'""ihG
Wb,eA tie Nanora! address will he given ty
Department Medical Director. :. {. Gordon.
O.. Portland. At the lose Of the service. the
COMRADES wall a-ain form in line and 10
,,...r, dl., fer ,!.c speaker. after which thes
., ... .-..,.,.,, g.. ,i.,i- itIf aud ,t.h.,J
NJ. courad John T. Whtcomb i. here
p, designated "a. Marshal Of the Day.
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate Within and Tor
the county of Hancock
fniiE undersigned, Ebcn II. King. Guardian Of
l. Grace +. and susie Il. Bra.,Ion miners
respectfully represents that sail minor, are
each seized and possessed of the follow Ing rca'
estate situated in LamUine, in our said County of
Hancock tn wit: One undivided fifth part each
of the homestead of the late William Irsglnn
situated in said l.aInone. $50 nIi,, uiriiy itcd
nth part each of wood lot adjacent ~ the lot
now owned and occupied hy joel l.. Young Also
one undivided twentieth part each Of Il wood lot
situated in said Llniuine ami known a. Tin ., rt
Lot" That said estate l. uuproiIttf.tivr ur any
benent to said minors and that it win BE- for the in.
terest Oh SAM mine Is that the same should bc sold
and the proceeds secured on interest ne therefore
prays your Honor that he may be authorized ana
empowered agreeably to law To Sell ri 1,ul,lir ~,
private sale, above described real estate or .at
part OF II a i'll your opinion ma, be cNpeslipni
EBkN II. KING.
STATE OF MAINE.
hANtotk IS Sat Court of Probate held at
bucksport, on the second Wednesday OF Nav
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED that untire
ne given by publishing 4 copy OF said petition
WIN THIS order thereon, three weeks sIrt. iy.lv
III 'he Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
or published in Ellsworth, that an persons inter
ested may attend the second "Wednesday Of
June next, at Court OF Probate to be holden in
Ellsworth, and shew cause, If any. why the PRAYER
OF said petition should not BE- granted such no.
uce to be given before said Court
o =. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3"i Attest :-CHAs L. DoRR, Register.
true copy attest:-CHAs. 7. DoRR Register.
Al Court OF Probate held ut Bucksport within
and for the county of Hancock on the second
Wednesday of May, A. d., Issj.
GEORGE NJ. KELLAG having filed a petition
~ praying for administration the estate of
Ezra Reed, late Of fremont, in said County de-
ceased.
ORDERED-1hai the petitioner give notice to all
persons interested by causing u copy the
Order OF court thereon. to b. publish.
ell three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Am
erican, newspaper printed published In Els
WORTH that they may appear at d Probate Court,
TO be held at Ellsworth, in said county, an the
second Wednesday Of june next, vt ten O'Clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have.
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
| granted.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
| A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. r. DoRI.. Register.
3w2l~
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The Famous Albert Lea Route
Horse Past,arage.

A NfONE desiring pasturage for horses for the
n season can obtain a nice chance Of the sub
scriber- Excellent feed, splendid water, no hies
and a reasonable price. Inquire of
DIR. W. NJ. HAINES,
3w23 Ellsworth.
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BoStoO& B3Og0[S. $780,.
Commencing Apr 6, 1885,

Commencing Apr 6, 1885,
steamers Win iyayr Buck sport At ! Z. VI and
when "a" rru"b-cor river cn- Bangor at IA 4.
NJ. Mondays, Wednesdays, Thur-iiay> amt
saturday for >rar-port Belfast, Camden and
Bu-tpEt-
Leave sullivan all 4. VI touching III Hancock.
Lamuinr, rnuid-b"ru. Ear Ilarhur, south West
iIarnur Ia iarhor, swans Island, Grreu' :
Landing and North Haven for l;o-tnn. Mun'tal :
and Wednesday,. for KucAiaud Mondays.
Wednesday, amt Fridays.
RETURNING
Leave E"-ton fur Eockland, Camden, Belfast,
~rar-puyt, EUck-purt, Nmtcrp"rt and Bangor
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Friday, at )
Il. VI.
steamers leaving Boston Mondays and Friday :
at ) +. VI. connect Al kooAiauj With steamer tor
North Haven. trecn'- Landing. swans Island,
Ba southwest and Bar iiarhor- G"uld.hor",
LAuiuinr Hancock amt Sullivan.
steamers leave EurkiAna for same points,
Tnc-'iHy- Thursday AMI saturday, 1t 6-}p O'Clock
\ VI.
Henry T ~mburr, Agent, Bangor;
has. r, Week, Agent, I;ockland,
WILLIAM II. HILL, Jr., General Manager, Bo-
fni
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North a<ilar.

North 'aStiar.
MIR J. l.. Emerson h., pea. nearly two
inches high.
The scnnoi Ia Dist. No. }, /, maxim,
fine progress under the instruction Of Mss
Addie Dunbar Of TIN, place. Tbs j. Ms.
Dunbar, frs, term and Ne are slai u hear
of her success.
We understand Geo We,coi, intend.
building a large stable near his Dwelling
housr, the coming season. He has engaged
J. l.. Emerson To build the foundation
VIII l. Emerson. sJn of Geo. II g.
Will. ont with his gun recently, at one >h L.
killed eight croSs. If any no, can b,a,
that We would Ike lo hear from him through
the column, uf the a ned AMERICAN
- John NonTo- tsc-i,eA ln apnoiH men;
Ma, Ii. To rIn the fcrr, boat between W.
Brooa s,llc and North Casino NJ Mon
roe beng an active ,alas man ami hsluE
near the wharf, wt trust vail give good sat
i>ftclion To those wishing 10 cross the r,v-r
Ma 20 QvAKEEE->.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and for
the county Of Hancock.
THE undersigned William ii. Leland OF Trenton
i of said county respectfully represents that he
has been duly appointed guardian of Alice c. Le-
land, minor of said Trenton; that she owns In fee
one undivided half interest OF certain lot or
at about one hundred and fifty dollars said lot
being known as the late Homestead lot OF Gustavus
A. Leland, deceased. That said estate Is unpro
ductive of any benefit to sail minor and that IL
will he for the interest OF said minor that the same
should be sold and the proceeds secured on
interest, therefore prass your Honor that he may
he authorized and empowered agreeaby to law 10
sell at public private sale above described real
estate, sneh part OF 1t as In your opinion may
be eNpedent
WM. IL. LELAND
May -, A. II. ISIS.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-At Court of Probate held
at Bueksport, on the second "Wednesday OF MAY,
a. ID. ISSj.
On the petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That notice
he given by publishing a copy of said petition,
with this orIier thereon three weeks successive
~ in the Ellsworth American newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth thai all
persons Interested may attend the second
Wednesday of June neNt, at n Court Of Pro-
bate Ia lie holden In Ellsworth, and shcw cause. IL
any, why the PRAYER of said petition should not
he granted. Such notice Ia be given before said
Court
3w2Is a. Ct'NNiNt,U\ Iulre
Attest '-CHAS T. DoRR. Register.
\ true copy Attest -tH,s. T.. noRR, Register.
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St. Nicholas for June

Contains the openiu. chapters 81 sheep or
silscr:' new serial hy the late ". VI Baker.
author OF His Majesty, NJ -clf." The story
deal With aud compares the experience. and
final ariIiey cmrnj~ ~ Two brothcr- who seek
their iortunc> in the Wc>t.-onc on T,,N;a~
sheep rancho: the other among the silver
mines of Colorado The Illustrations will b.,
furnished by James e. Monks and Henry
Sandman. The other s.rial- carried in
ntrrc-tin. in,iallmrnts: T.. l.. Roe, in "nriYru
Back {" Eden, keeps abreast of tbs season
with pleasant accounts OF outdoor work aud
play; !. +. Trowhrdsr tel- how Ills one
Fault" involves The hero in still more trouble:
Lieut.. >chwatka gives . further .nunt oi The
sports AMI occupations 81 - Thr Children 81 the
Cold; And Edmund Alton. IN ANON. the
Lawmakers. informs IL how s,naic-pasc-
aud senators have grrst dral ~ fun in and
out OF hour. HAYDN i thu subject 81 the
third From Bach To Wagner" sketch.
In addition 10 all thu. there j. a full quota
81 short stories anI articles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-28

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COUNTRY SEE ssASSlso rt4is NAP TrAT TeE
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