davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-04

Wichita Live Stock Market.
WICHITA, KAN. Dec, s.
CATTLE.
sceipts 81. The receipts were mostly butchers
le "A nd eyarythlnp found ready sale al steady
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sIoAao,s NV scAlxna1-
ii Delegated KnfersasnsAasnt II shs
rfxv of TstSurees.

III be VARIETY sazgw &C stksarfsr sSsssaAsz
ter. or, scaTAsk8l I'M High lie. r easae
fgsssxes b be the 20 In
II IL NeceA III ssiporee seekers. Among
tse struggisse asoss - sha door we're
liz w0snsn, wao were sssaong Tie Erst
gxs gES.eK Ire Es0gxa.
80 Iesscgssv viz Attorney Walker
wMs tfse barr wtfe 81 Afr. Carter. still
routing and pFotessiEgs her poor hs1as
bead tsuuld not remember III those
ss1YeAAfsA dasea and khibgs. Ehe
wasn't sure nf anything. III WAS "a
theenk aa. II fawney and z / am
not sssaate sesasaIn. bet praps, 3 and 70
On. Cd naaahaaa About that costly
ci0ak. she said . I nsvah knew what
Ii cost until awstskfwudss / TleyAh
knew how much anything cost.
neyaA thote III woald cost 50 mech. .
sshe Laid On the accent pretty thick
this naornang. The two DAYS rest has
reSuYanafesl Der Lord DuntareaFv diA
aeet wonderfully.
She explained what these relations
with Mr. BeaIyosz' we're, which aass
c0nid pct cell her husband In the pres.
aence If Judge Drunnozla. She VA
making arrAn geaaeuts 20 60 On TIA
stase. There was q great ssst-t, ahoafi
Mrs. Carriers statement that Mrs. Con
stable, a ehiiaiess LADY and veYs
wealthy, another th1d pahty. : whs
had listened to Mrs. Carriers tale o
wee. had given Mrs. CATER Enancia
4 aid. whera~iish the carriages, the foot
Taef. Il liveriss, the far-lined cloak ane
the silver toilet se1 bad been 'spur
chased"
II The complainant admitted with con
zeSsieras3le reluctance thai when she n
turned To New York, after her p
] | ropesn tour. she had suite Of roora
nj the Fifth Avenue hotel. and -
i gagged rooms ut the colonnade for t.
[ london ladies, friends eff Mr.. Be-
lyou = One was LADY to whnna p
was engaged, and the other vas'.
Iceuusctifgn. !"
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10 Merely by
Written
aut n tne ar6 srass Groatnsss
os Daees Acxsapt assa4.

~
sAeA 49, wass
Eaakh4 s@ssss aa
Et<aeaakIE seA& HNr gesExS ". 80 ttsAA
kzta soa.h nsss sxza A9TkT. II aAA 1Ras Dsssk
zsCzizGAl fSd 81 AAsEap tka1 Mi1neT s1sAsa
pT1EzfR, 9szE rsfe Tak. 10 aateezs1 MAs
shEppeA 20 SAM Ffaassssea- staTe1 taeza
Mvs naanthK HksaaNr eTFer nastscM caes.
a1.a reessTe6s auEe ssnt txaes aaers
al tlsAk TIRE szskgss0 ax&fs -.
Hay ssaE4Gh ard kS4afsz u AaEssa III sSs1s -
wAS afEnEss the ksxa 81 twA aaEs ana a.
hEsd ~ rock II wAa0sa lefsgsh. sxN1a
harziy est sny ting ard skaA Aaifang saSk.
kAFe Hayseas ~ % ole u sAess thcMgAs
n wns aaly mnskE ~ Nay& Ahs1zss ia
Tine I'll ts.sM rOuEtry rssuAa re rang VITA
f7aa praises of ~. I. Eggasaa JsEssAIa aEsss
lis new nsatDasz ssfe gHxkezs, Ut @hiss8 be
waa the aa.lsr He sauk no enses araassa
thEv were given np 81 iiaeurAnag hy Other
sspss2faa teetms. He shasaRd noNhkns
fag kegysDes ana Ntes1sE1ae aZsd Cts e1lseei
seetaed ~ BE- u saew 80 taa w0E1d khs
coming seya&E2toEk @s TIC ssaaa1e1tses
had nlyseA onSveysA 10 lin % fAs
Ezun9MSek Hosei. where his uflaee r
] II 0sse day afar taxing BIS Tas6tsstn %
The seEsihaa paansn nay ssUfa ss:sa thaf afay'ss
/ WITH re sug 20 Eany seaEssna Chat aDnaafa
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". S. & I. co.

Steamers viii leave Yasiat* cnsG ssv 81
A1TLE-paET TOWNSEND R0wfE. chr
fytmE the T. & naafia steamer EDITH
MssvexSeMt9ae esaFy 0A., exesFt safRrasys
~ l0saa q. E..s xsxaV@a &C I,sys TownSassA
Akk A. ~ Re&asrnkng. leassss Pert Town.
send III s n IA szrlve& As Seattle Ut a. "a.
EEaTTIE ~wnATEoM ROUTE. Beat
every day. SsaMasaf WASHINGTON kSfpang
dkreWss tgaFe6 SAastas &s . .. MI szfaaAyk,
Tgasssayx aad TAarSsMg aErfves ~ W bat
cGna a. i0 H. M roe nexk AME. Returning,
Iasavss whsxFnxn nj p. ~. Mef1aAEas ID.
ntNsaayk and ETi6&ys. arrives ~ Seattle n
q. N. nsyt cas.
sseAner VI. X. MERNfN. touching ri
I E.aSsEsNSER. Leaves Seattle ak n -
Mnnsiayxx Wednesdays and FFsd4yAs ~
rires III N hAsesEa I'll ia. next Day ieE1tfn
/ ing. Leaves NAasnaa Mt p MI. Tuesday
and Thursdays: Sundays Mt u. M arrives
! al Seattle TO 4. m. next day HaEsssays
"a p. Es-
GEO. 3. JACOBS, ssIFesAfy.
f n IL JACK S{AS rFssNfgsAsak
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SaATTLE, W. IL
Dr.. j. Eugene 1uraan. Bear SIR came
te yezsr place In q EufFsh bic eAn1itsna abonf
two weeks $50. What taasssa ise =.
ere aast III q eixht Years, ard especially
after catching fresh cold then Il would
commence iii gced earnest, tEd for few
slevs s10 tEsaene can tell the teREfM s1ztleT.
sr1rs ths0ugh which would pass, Iazlssl
what seemed 10 me % De q - hssf M 81 81
the ewes sgonld bresk, and then, VIII fEe
exception OF duh, sleepy haaaac fe.
would hare rnlief until i would catch
enIa arafn. Fnr weeks since the first q
last August lfTed on grahaTs MTssh ni,a
half milk ana half htss yFatsr IN the morn
ing. for dinner agad sappsg teId gfhhan
bread or crackers, not daring f0FAt aG 0sa
ers could. knowing tho pafshlEF W0zld D
shsee or four houTs Ut tho NEST 49, Die tog
fare+~ thtre seeming 70 sEfIng aih aS y
| were. firs ID the stomach, the q NGe eyeEs
lew mlnHtes sA0osing into TIE ffs6&@
ananaed - me my throat with thsA
For tho pagt Twelve or Affeen ykAEs Their.
Evas Distress ACROSS the kadneyf I'M
letter npnbIe tan And no wursf 10 Eiy'
the faiasesk idea al what slstferea Qni'
these Who have Or are Esiferfng ftbra lid
aey disease knew anything alsoss II
/ gave out on the Il g. a. E. road lAge TAI
and have not been able To do ii iMI5E Wori
since. 80 life. gsaNp or vim TIM sboil
one menth ago. altar taking jour med
eines about three days q asseelssl. pen ],
ny NV ~ Or sassaa . ss.ss ~ q Z
cause wosald forget IL. This kepthp te
ahcat two weeks, which gave MS Ia tirs
and only real relief for years. han 0nl
| | had slight touches of headache fsnee.
only little trouble in the stnlnaeh.i Ca
; sleep on either side. my kidneys gfyisg n
but little pain am coming 10 sec ytta -
: get more medicine for am fully satsat
: they win cure me. Yours. Tespesdnly.
) 80 MS. LkMBIskT.
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NORTH YAKIMA. w. r.
Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Dear Sars Allow
ne 10 add my testimony TO the many
Thousands who have already testified GO
the virtue aud success of your medicines.
In April was taken with bilious fever.
hea severe pains In thu heck of my head
and mech. extending dawn rry hack. Had
4 very high fever. Ny feet and hnbs
were very yealsw; y I anger. nails were y
looked Is II IL had been seeeped In saffron,
commenced taking y0nr Hist0geiesie
medicines according TO directions In the
book. aud after taking - hoara the pains
were ali zone, aud in three days ! esslld
se4 a decided improvement in rag com
plexion. and in tAree weeks was able 10 b
ont MgN1s,
eges al rsy right leg. which terminated IL
sc4Asae rheumatism. ] s1fsTed uatoic
srnry. I eguld rot tnTn 1r eG e1rr&t
v4ahozt kaainE 20 my xufsessHE Again
sas,vht aTta tnand relief In ToHr HissaSeA
essSs nsessIeaues. AFTER taking Is tWo DAP
| tho pain was entirely gore. ssiG aoS Al
Ys,s ,nfaen praise cannot DC said IN ee
| half al wear sysseHa ct medicines. EoN
| hook al Entfre ksTalutsen aa Mealcans
i snFssIl.f be ia every farGiiy in the land. g
il woula save masy large 9eesoTS q.
| and much unnecessary pain ana
l As 1t will seiA sEss the kind OF 0e1aEaEl'
/ they need for their eosa piainh Iur Toe1
rhresiss rAseS. fas / San sgashtslsIy 50:
: -. gzsax4sg84ssss ss1sk s8s&
ss1Tsss.s ,ss.sss. ayss4 #szs sss4A sa3 = Ss So :
/ asrsss u sExs b&sssslsg.3sk&s - xSzs Asys&
/ stnae. 49,. y 50
ssso@rss3 asSa s'e.sss. = .sesssss &c = =
~, tssS assasss&ss y - -. - - sssx
s1aG Notary sssss
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NNW HWKM tFNNMRy
Editors Wife Cooking over his pa
perl- Mercy me! You weren't at tbs
eltice yesterday, were youg
Esliter~Not much. Why
aone of your nackhising assistant
has taken advantage of your absence
t. call van dog,
.Eh2
Listen To this: The editor OF thi
pa,,er has been and viii continue to .,
the Watchdog OF the city treasury.
| "Oh, that's all right. That's IN
tended as a compliment.
Watch dog. Compliment Nhy
| watch DOES are the cona1ncnest KING
tuI hrutes. II be wanted TO cempal
ment you Why didn't he call you g
English pug or Yorkshire terrier i
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Koub
|
waahanston's Inaugural
CloseS3.
New York Sun.

1t isn't likely that any other presk
dent will ever come TO centeanla'
celebration over the route OF Washing
ton and Harrison. One bridge already
s,,s,,S the narrow channel between
New Jersey and Staten Island, ana Il
| the nlans for other bridges are carraee'
| th~,angh navigation By anything big
| So thas, s caf.ai beat viii he iInpossi'
FL there long before another century
hax RAISED There are schemes tuI
sn,,e hall aosen bridges at various
n,iutx (rpn Perth Amboy % Nevafs
hav Ali aimed 10 enable railroads u
rrsch ternsinal facilities on the Staten
ffxIang2 sSfnTe,
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TERRITORY or WAsHIEeToN,i 80
srsxxx~xrs> saxp ErrtG ENs


The Asaant, 4. i. CoIvia. says:
Two years ago / had compound traH-
ttare of the leg, and IL was vet by Dr. saitss
OF this city, but was not set even alI0was
painful, Ii subsequently, formed iIzo a
running sore, and pieces of bone WeraFoa-
tinualiy coming out.
had DR.. Bagley for eight months, who
concluded thai Is was carries 81 the hnei
but his medicine did me no good. by haa
time could barely drag myself on cruseh
couiA NET gleep for pain, could do nc
work and waa In despair.
4 heard greet deal about Dir. Iordaa'i
new system nf medicine, and I asked Dr.
BaQlay what he thought % 1t. Ha said n
aid not know o. to DIR. Jordau'k skill O. |
doctor, but he did know thRt his HnedieiMe
produced unprecedented good reHsitts. kn
eoursged By those REMARKS went TO DI
Jordan. aud the result is that In one snonn
after taking Tire medicine was able 9
discard my erntch aud go 70 work, which
1 have continued ever since, my leg con
stantfy imprDving When EAnae 30 DI
InrIaa my leg was tearfully swollen an
black and gangrenous with running scr
d big % hand | am now pFantcalt
we'll, there being hat small Ahre6aan--n
bigger than q finger nail--lesI
subscribed and sworn 10 before me thi
| sd day Of May, iSsS.
IuNTus R0etiEsTEg,
Notasy Public In and for Wash. Tar.
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An official Inspection ot isussaais
prisons has revealed . saa state Oh
ayer.erowdiag. la enc prison Oh Vac
Caucasus designed 30 ;actoHa ilaosiass =
nrssonevs NO leas than isA are hutasalssi'
II Il said that the chief cause ot las
annual increase Cf convictions Is ne
widespread drunkenness which nov
obtains iR the village eaEnrasaGstss, ~;is'
l. slrnaarAliaing aud lHlpoyefsshasag ae
I ssssn xMsssxg
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II
LARGE

boz 81 - S.
saay thanks Or tie
Liberal
n is ii - l
have helped Us 70 kaiIei pa
r ard
ass ard
r. The
a
ing Yuu rrH UsI rflal sue
markets Of the world afford
nr your money. We have
added more capital to the
business. thus enabling Us
to buy when and where We
will. Our policy Is, and a.
ways has been. The besi
IS none too good. | mere
IS no delicacy We will no
| have. no market 50 remote
that we cannot reach it
We cannot be beaten ir
either Of the three Os
quality. quantity, or quota
| tons. Sole agents Tor tn,
celebrated Dew Drop brans
Iof fruits and vegetables
| Roberts celebrated candies
land Davis, Whitney !
| Fosters fresh butter. ~,
i Second street, Boston block
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3x III a4> 4 i ~ &E$ an ked. 4hx y saSlA form
IF IN S a fs ~ kleet to seek prompt re-
Id i&sI torture is prevented by
m ii 4. I'D to Hoetetter's stomach
Ssi f8 init N1osure, an occasional
n III II i sss4t this painful malady,
n go NJ edisposition TO it in the
pl1,SIsI il - saiaarsls to arrest the
m .5I,5I - i. &c &IsIkat, bat wei nigh i'm.
n, f. Z Vt q 81 tfffze Ii when Iaatnred. Nc
! 81 IL - I'LL fs1Ssssn to this superb blood
a y St1-ss that which
81 E.1<| IN &c an q preventive and
ri sss8@ H. 81 - .hstisYn. Not only Id Il
Ii -, ;s|5ss. - which the vegetable
a. III Il n a 3s zss, often taken rs ezra
d III - 3N< s. 2Se :. are not Besides ex
- S}s>s <2l& s tfc virns from the kys
e. 81 m 4s 4eger and Rgue, bilious
49, f;sssssl Il ~ aud dyspepsia
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LYsnra. ". +

EXNDANt W. n I
MY wife Ras taken sick with whss thf
doctors pronounced typhoid fever shs
continued coughing aud yu1niting Tor tout
weeks. she was getting lower every day
and at last we concluded she could not live
long. she could not keep thing or nes
pains I'm head and stomach. We as 1xsi
called DIR. Jordan who, when he saN ms
wife, said that She would begin 50 Ampsove
lust rs soon as she took the Hsstogenetit
medicine, and that In Just what she *did
She began to improve af once, and Was nj
in three days. She Is now o believer In tts
THOMAS THOMAS.
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All Kilasa Land Script aHf Sale Sale
SURVEYED Land Scrip.

~ q
ApnrTTaNA1. HOMESTEAD GxAlMs.--In A.
50 eEd 10 aero FSecnz. LpcasAhie On anT
lands sghieet To homestead aad pre-en1p@
tioa eatTy. large sBppIy oEa hand 10 ast
lars In fElIing orders.
+ have fan supply Of FRACTIONAL AnoI-
xEoEAL HonEsTEAD Gu I'M OF from three q
u acres, which, by rulings 81 tha general
land nflsee, are IocafAblc en- fractional sub.
divisions Of double thick aTesa OF less, the
dihereaee being paid for IN CASH % si.z6
PoaTrarxap WAnaAHTs, = In saacre
rsecez. Act of APRIL il. 1863. locAfAbae
en- any nnsppropris public laIak Toe
supreme caIirt hes decided fn Wiln0x VI
Jackson that the word unappT0pgaated -
applied to public lands means mot legally
disposed OF It win take lREds In ths
corpurats limits OF taWn- zee secrets,
tries decisions In Reed Va. Digbys aIlo
Lewis ef aIvs. Seattle. III viii take eccur
pied lands where there u no legal claim PIT.
See Bpyard rs. Bum. 1T viii take with
drawn land when tho withdrawal doe
not operate as daEposxl OF the land. Set
/ last ease and case OF Wrn. Il. Brown.
Scrip Locatabie On UnEursayed Lands.
Sioux RALF-RRERD ScxIP. - In 20. SO
ard loo acre pieces. Act Of july III Ia34
Locatahle ON any unsarveyea lands, no
EafaeFRi.
yAIxRTzME sscaIF.--In 4aacre pieces Ael
OF April 8, IS72 LncAtable ea Any nnAp
prunrfeted and nnoaeupaad s,ahaie lands
| noTminerai, surveyed or uisHrveyed.
| II locating any at the above scrip, ne
esaernsnt or residence Ii required, and
thee ID no limit 70 the quantity one pr
sonmay ase. The right attaches &C ones
on ding the hcTtr, aud tranhtsEM OF ftss
fnf sown sites or other purposes may b
male wfthuut any delay.
I y,id entries. locations. Or selectsaEs. vii
u9sprevent any Of these rights aseEn q
/ tacEng. -
Il w. G.. HILL,
4 p. d BOX tn. SEATTTE. ". =
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sseax.as q. a. " xgaFs g. Tsw eassf Fs5ssss
sAs%@s.srs ssasgse asss reese aEa8 tsps.
sssssysf - wgsswd. M@aA fee ss@e sSssk @&
- gssseeyT s. esae MxssaagaEsasz3 "a
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su1rPInu NOTES.


4 The Aekgns il iooked for fedAY.
The nlxa Anderson Il still aaaesEaang
SNpaifm sssoaaAafs's easar.
The success lies near aeAwaeachess
eAarfk hero she Ii heinz tetisted.
The svrusiale h Ia from Naaalnao with
/ sS tazk OF NAaAlaaa coal
The three naAssea schooner Haensnae
esFiyA La port eatly yesterday mafussas
Erosra a frame sata With 500 tens OF geEaerhl
Tn rt.Ss n.sssss los Seattle She dssseSi III
n esisss 4 yhaxI and hs gan tsiscfargfng.
Als,a HAnIse9, May a,-saile6 ~' Bktn
WsAA
( peM 1awssxsr. Nay =. -Afgavea~steass
vs.#,
D "a NE4sg<s. Nav s.s,Arvsye0- - itsap
u &a&y cte&4ss1 SIR Walsa w ALA, Vie
MI ID Luisa MARTA, Port TOYS n
NstsA sailed isg ST Wellington
n N hkfa Sksxft. Puget saaasz hral
EkRexses AIs
8Eool sas Ma.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co

Disrasch steamers from seattle rs fol-
laws: NOR San FRANCISCO. via Port
Townsend ana Victoria. as sea D. N.
passengers recafxed an board et hsaA p ma
Cd Argn .. AZ, liz, Is. u. Msaa every Eve
days sarnAasns. Fs3Re ALASKA. Al a. m.
Arral IL, u. Mar II 81. June ID. III, 70. Jalg
iii gali II. FROM SAN FRANCISCO, fof
Victoria aad Paxek Sound pur&. AZ
D. III. April d. 10. liz. 10. d. o. and esssry AFG
days thereafter 1dekaa uazlea HeaEsie--
Columbia d PUGET Sound railroad stiapA
a00DAI.I, PERKINS Ii Co, 6ana AKfs.
No. 10 Markets g.. Han Francisco. Gel.
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Tase Canals Of Mars.


AS 10 the nature OF the canais lit il
still more difficult TO suggest any sat
igfaetory explanation. Several hy-
potheaes have been presented, Esaone
OF which, appears entirely TO meFt the
Gaze. + have already remarked that
there has not besn lacking the sngges-
don that these curious skreakS repre-
sent the lines OF actnal artificial water
courses on Mars. The straight and
undertaking course which they pursue
might be regarded rs lending some
degree OF probability 10 such . view
but the enormous scale Of which they
Iexist seaTns 70 tompsi the reIec-
ton OF the hypothesis. Il : true
that If we consider only the
| Influence of the force OF gravity
lon Mars giants could dwell upon fnaa
planet whose mechanical achaeTe.
mertg nainght vastly ssiTpass the great
est performances OF our egiEfnaNrsf 1ol
d body weighing a ton on the eartf
would weigh only 7e0 pounds On Mars
| and, on the other hand. q man 81
| Mars possessing relatively the same
l .aetirky as one OF us might be hfteeI
feettsal and stFotg in proportion
But sven granting the existence Q
/ AsHa 4 race OF Goliaths On our neigh
they lsould liaSc soaGssS 49, -. -.
oil tremendous canals over halt IN
surface Of their planet, OF that the,
II would have done Il If shesf could. Tn
i can Es af Mars arsfeHormOsasfy disprc
| portinned in magnitude ts the mos
s-sessmss<s r. he's atants that q ena reGar
II fer tete Law Of gravitataofi wonid st1iie
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weak at So, a'a'
PRODUCE MARKET.


May a-WheAt closed Arm
r; June, sc; July, soy &c.
D .aslEasier: cash. aoase. June, S,es
oass-~ Bier. cash. 2sase; June. 2sasc'
Aity. $50
3 narieys Nothing DANG.
q Pork ~saady; casa. H ID Jane, si2.ea'
Saly, sl1A - .x az
q Lard arm, nash, sa.aass: June, % 9ei
4aiy, co.
q cseaEo IIvR crock NAakKT.
q CRtcah. May a.--cattia--Re Receipts a,aeo
1aruay oil higher bseyes, $ssss4 -, steers
a0xSs m nssSekers and feeders, asatsss 90
Texas etie. 81 4kNa LIP,
d iIogs @serelptg. IL, 500. steady: clostnf
feak sSetf, II. aSsss 1. IS heavy, f&asS -
ID gns. &x0ss4 "a "a.
n sheeas aeeeipsa, /. roo; steady and active
<sativex8As. Westerns. s. asasEt 70; Texas
&gSa
ID lgEart,sas. a8AtN MARKET.
81 IavRtoas.. May a..-~wheat~FtFn1s de
hand poys halsssTs offer spagSnKiy.
81 caFrsFlgn; daaanad fair; new nixes
SSgsem - fn1S& see nNnknisasaas=sssss's
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