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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
NUMBER 10.
RAILWAY RUmsLts.


Jay Gouh denies that he I. trying 70
disrup, the Western Traffic association.
The Toledo, "a. I,pui. and Kansas City
railroad has pat on night through trains
l-tween Toledo and St i>oui. Pullman
equipmsuts are used.
With the completion % its new union
station az Terre Iiaute. th. Vabdslls will
U.s. the ground on which the old buildings
stand for Increasing It, local sidlng ca
parity.
II l. rvporiei on reliable authority that
the Northern Pacific railroad y negotls-
ting with the Northwestern Zoe the pur.
chass u its roadbe'l b.twe.n oake-. ". ID.
aud Absuiccn, :. ID.
The Long Island has let contracts for
ten locomotives. to H. delivered by the
middls ~ June The order includes I've
tea wheel engines for passenger or freight
service. two standard passenger engines
aud thr-- switching engines.
The surveying corp. q the indianapolis.
Ioganspori and Chicago rosd has CON-
plsisl its survey. aud. a. located. the line
l. sixty eight mils- from IBdisnapoli. to
iogansport. Il l. estimated that the roai
tah ~ hAitA " w. ~ uilH
The Canadian Pacific railroad has every.
thing rvaiy to commsncs the construction
~ IT, new briigr across the Niagara river
The bridge sill oost the company over G..
oo.0n. but Il will D. one ~ the mo.t sub
stantisl structures Ia America
rbs baltimore aud Ohio railruad has 80
eurvd frum the picr commissioners - New
York the large aud oommollous pier st
the tout II seventeenth street. North
river. which will b. us.d a. rvociving
ani delivering station for the Baltimore
and Ohio aud Continental Past Freight
lins business.
The Cincinnsti. llamilton and Dayton
msna.smsnt ha. decided to rvplace the
bridgr over NAL cr.k. r,ceutly burned,
With dBe doabl. track iron brldgr. aud
Ia widen ths or-nlhg Cor the water to pa-s
through hfiy f-st 90 morr. which will ~
quiw s,ructur 10 span the opsning 80
feyt In lsngth
The Wagner car shop. 40 EAst Buffalo.
y Y. have under construction two new
private ears. oue for Df ~-wari III Webb,
president - the Wagner Palace Car COM
pany. aud anothsr Tor George Vanderbilt.
Dc Webb. car issGp-ct.d to 10 the strong.
sst oi 10. Kind that has ever bosn bgili. .nd
will contain several nes teatarvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
rrG JEWEL cAsser

A neat silver clip i. formed Apparently
% two oak leaves.
A gold nng i. formed of two hor..hos
nails intert sine,l. Oh, heal. mestihg
4 gold bracelet l. a very good imitation
~ cable with q diamond anchor attached
A hns guld wirr brao,lst !. ornamented
With two moonstons hearts pierc-i by .
gold arrow.
An odd looking scarf pin lately shown
consist. - large triangular opal sur
rOubissi by diamonds
4 very plain gold hair orssnsnt has
thre gold Die. p@rched on the top Of L.
The bpiic- oi the Die. arc paris.
A bruo,h j. male In the form % q plnk
carnatiOn Ia enamel with diamOnd center.
The same deslgn u shown In plain gold.
4 pearl aud diamond brooch recently
displayed in New York JEWELERS. window
Wa designed % rrprr-ent bunch %
grape. The grape we're pearls, aud the
leaye- and tendrils were formed ~ small
d.amoud. -Jewslers Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
ABOUT DOGS.
-. BlKER,

hinpr D,ni"erii'
N INV observation I. correct, morn
dog. ARE kept by the rich ani the rery
p..sr than by the rat Of mankini-the
srr Il conservative mlldlc. or moderately
Nell-tS-do clis..
Dog. aud children are very apt Ia De-
found co-eNi.trnt under the same roof-
the more children, the morr dog.
WhyS I don't know, bat evidently u i.a
fair representation IL humtn oneside,l-
n-..-of that sort ot development that
favor. extremes and make. crinks. !
suppose u l. on the principle that " a
iiiiis I. good Rsrs l. better. tine of NV
neighbour. sctc,l On ihi. principle 10 hi.
sorrow one dty when he had an inynlil
pig. lie cut OF fraction ~ hls tail Ia
accordance With yenerat-i farm Gus
tom, aud th. creature got better. See
Ing thi., be cut ofi another piece With
continued Improvement. This process
he continued, watching indlcatpn. utl-
iil the lat remnant of tall DISAPPEARED.
hen Ia hi. great ast0nlshmeut, In the
language ~ the Dnichman, the pig go
die."
But To return to the subject la hand,
tUfff hfFFfN fhfHNHf H't's ~ WY iNA'
pcr cent of those owned nv poor rcoplr
are worthless, many ~ them not even
being tractahle pets. some of thos.
oNned by the wealthy are WORTHLESS. a.
far "a any usefdlne.. Z. concerned, ani
worthless dog. are often worse than
worthless te,ause they are a positive
Injury In the w,v of thl.,iDg AMI in-
fringing on the right. of others beside.
their keepers.
Even of good dogs We might have too
many, aud when IL come. tn WORTHLESS.
aud iujuriou. dog.. ~ which We lind
such an abundance, the question, what
hall Ne ,lo With this .upcrfuiiy Of dog.,
bccome. a scriou. one.
II l. supposed that under the new reg.
ul,tion of state taxation, not many Will
escape taxation, but past experience
With taxing doe. not justify u In sup
posing that such a remedy will .ufii-
rlentIv rii "a. of thl. nuisance of too
much dog, while II u q question " the
revenue thu. secured compensate. In full
for the annoyance of this dog surplus.
Dog. Ia my region are on the increase,
With but little promi.e In any of them.
I believe dog. should either be taxed
heavier, or -l.e legally exist .nly under
lAoeH eon,lifigss ~ HssfsiHss. may be
a little hard on the dog, but ! would
rather be- hard on the dog than on the
people. n. II. REED.
south Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
JAPANESE TopsY.TURVGYooM.

Tie number ~ thing. which, accord
lng 10 our notions, the japanese do up
Idle down, are lnnumerablc, says the
London Spectator.
japanese book. begin at the end, the
word fnis coming where We put the
title page.
The foot note. are printed at the top
of the page, aud the reader pat. In his
marker at the bottom.
Men make themselves merry with
wine, not after. but before dinner, aud
sweets come before the principal dishes.
A japanese mounts. hls horse on the
right .itle, aud when the animal L.
brought home hls head Il put where hl.
tall ought Ia be-.
They address letter the reverse way
To u., putting the name last, the country
and city first, going from the general to
the particular.
Japanese keys turn In instead Of out.
In keeping accounts they write the
figures first, the item corresponding TO
them next.
Politeness prompts them 10 remove,
not their head covering, but that of their
feet.
The impulse of japanese girls IL to
sew on cuffs, frilis and the like. topsy-
turvy and wrong side out.
IL IL curious Ia reflect that though 10
matters 40 little which way these unim-
portsnt things are done, the native way
Of doing them will be the last thing
revolatiouised In Japan. With us, arts,
commerce, letters and learning would
perish long before the rule Of The road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
PEN, PENCIL Aso sRusn.

Tsnuy-pn's la-t pp.m. ~ Song" vas
paid for az tso guincs. sorL
Emile Zola. the novelist, has lsen elected
prys.isut - the societe de. Gems lie i<ttr--,
oi pars
hi.- Maud Humphrey. clever artist In
water col0rs. Ia. won the title u the Kate
Grv"uawsy u this country.
Thomas llAriy. the fAmou. Engli.h
writer. works ouly by inspiration. a. he
has /. rrmunrntive government situation
Ia the Tower u London and an indepsn.
dent fortune
q. a. Lewis. the hum0rist. whose Lime
Kiln. AuEons Kicker and other sketches
have given tue Detroit frc- Prrs- for
twenty year. past q I-culiAr reputation,
has aoo,pt~i . I-s.ition on the stAn - the
New YORK World
Henry Drummond. y Il =. the dis
tlnguishoi -cptch professor and author, |.
dr-cril-si - q typical Scotchman, tall aud
bfnai .holller,l. with clear gray eye and
rr,ldish heard lle !. one ~ the most
aIable u men. and j. aoclsbraiei traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
1nt pIff1RrNcl ln FARMERS.

| Any ous who taxes the plea-ufr or tilr
trouble, a. u may be, Ia himself, to go
through the rural districts will soou be
made swar, that there are "fsrmer. ani
fsmer.." Il I. easy Ia distinguish the
Que from the other anj yct this oughi
not to be- 80. The difference between
the farmer. may be- 10 some extent the
insult ~ the lrngth in their respcyici
persons, bat thl. doe. not account for
all tl.- disparity bctw-cn them.
The gr.at difference Hfi.cs b,tausc the
men AZ, differently con.tliut.si-tbc one
may have guol ia.te and th. other may
have tie ml.fuftune io have noue at alt.
Tie former believes Ia farm con,rnlcnc-
=. snl will have them, While the other
gets along without them. aud may cycn
think be- doe. not stand Ia reed ~ them.
>-c the difference in the place. ot the
min Who believes IN firm conN"nienvrs
and ~. them, ani th't ether man Nho
scOrn. thcn anil dov. not have them.
The farm ~ the fpFmsr " neat q. piu.
rhrr' J.. u pltcc for everything ani
everything u ln W. pls,r. Work on u "
easy ~ pcffuun ani can D. mtd" ptoit-
able. hV, iuse Il ctu b. applied With an
Intelligent purpose. II l. pleasant for
this e., mrr a. look uI,un hls postr-'ipn..
Thcrv arr Z tie. anl d"ors ani lofts
eve yNhsn'. that tlt-y NAV scrurv the
coaVrnlsncc of the farmer. The tools
ncccsar, fof The hu.lne.s ~ the place
have hrvn prnyl ir,i ani they arr Kept IN
orlrr. MT Occasionally bat all ih- iim'.
n. L. The smbollment 10 systrm aud
flnls pleasure anl profit In ".
Hut naN turn arruul aui look upon
~. other piscc-ih- farm ~ the slne.
gard, ~ the man oho H.. no ~ stcm, and
knows noihlug 20 cuu,cnlenc". lle riilirr
hts NJ tools or u hr has any they o.
never In go'l sotklng onlcr. Possibly
b. Ia. no git-., but u hr iu~s have
thctn. thu ,hancc. atc TINT they have %"
lsichrs. ant m,n would rather lTt
down the fence th,n attempt Ia 20
through the place Whcrr the gate !. al
loNrd to swing fp-. ani easv. III" rrof
I~ak.. the .tahl. ,loor u ~. the gnntrl
Leak. the hty mpN IN. M fpor w ".
the ploN .ianis w the furruN wherr he
left Il lt.t f,ll, fusis,l ant weather hcit-
rn. IN" stock looks poor AMI neglected.,
Nothing thrl'rs hcc,use voihlns l'ctrrd
for. IL dDe. not .ertn a. know the slm
pie fact which l. ever before him, That
ihings ~ Themselves trnl a. ~ a. piccr'
unless protected from the Tendency Ia
decay,
The farmer. or any man, Who fsll. Z"
rrcognlir that there !. -conomv .. well
AZ right living In having al The con
V-nirnc-s around him. make q mistake.
IL NAV not 10 aware ~ u bat "ih"r'
will D.. Ihsrv l. uo pltc" "n rtrih
where impro,iirnr- u - little desirable
a. on the farm. ani yct some p"opl"
.s,in to ihlnk u I. IN" prop~r hcli for
slo,hiulnrss.
FiN up. Consult your own gop'i, nnl
have al thr farm convenience. \mrfi-
lean Farm NcNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
HOUSEHOLD nlNrs.

Tie l-,i broom is u light green color.
Il l. tougher than the yellow
n sls.afn,s bark 0. .phhklei among
dri~i fruit u will kssp out the worms.
Honey shDuld h- krpt ln the DARK ~ IL
sill granulaic Tie b-c.. knowing this.
sork in dark hives
White dishe. can H. market with ones
owu name on the back With . oommon
p-n and ink. aud IL wiiI not wash oif ior .
long time.
II doughuuts arr cat out an hour bsior.
they arr iuol. o. allow little time for
rising. tb,y will h. much lighter. Try
cutting a. Night and trying in the morn.
log
Pat camphor gum With your rev silver.
var, snl 10 will never t,fnlsh as long As
the gum u thvrr Never wash silver la
soaI-ud., - that giyr. ita white appear.
anor.
Rubbing brui.s Boz sweet oil And then
in spirit. ~ turpeutin-. 10 j. aid, will
usually prevent the uusightly black aud
blue spots. which not only tell tales bat
deiorm
late in the .eason. when turnips. pArs.
nip. carrots. etc l-yln o. i1-. their sweet
ncss. they may b, greatly improved by
adding traspDouiul 90 two 20 sugar tO
tie waisrthey arc Dolic,l la. Pioneer Pro-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
South Brhigtou

How rapidly our Maine towns grow
when once permanent manufactures get
located la them is shown by the example
of the town of Montague, In Penobscot
County. Three years ago the little VII
lage Was unknown, not q tree had been
taken from lts home In the forest, until
the pr-sent MILL company came seeking
q site for pulp mill. At that time the
lower psrt Of the district WAS known "a
West Enheld, and Il had six scholars.
There are now one hundred and seventy
one, according TO the school census Just
taken. The town has ak stores, one
church, two barber shops, three large
boarding houses and large number Of
dwelling houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

The farmer. 20 New Engltni are 10
ginning .prlng work ihl. season under
NOR, favorable au.plrc. than Tor som"
time. All kinl. 10 pu,lucr have rl"'tri
up very we'll bnl the mukrt, generally
speaking, I. in gonl condition. fficr.
ar- such ss to encourage the rll'lng "i
a. large crop. a. I-o..ihlc ,ni the pr'c-
tItlng ~ intensive methods. II u hlsn
h-romlng morr and morv certain That
rompetltlon With the Wet has s~-n VI
.h,Tp..t davs, ga growing population
Increase. consumption sui limits the un-
ds,,lot.ed agricultural area. some sis-
tl.iIrltn. claim that Within h,c yr,r. M"
United states will have % import bread
stun. a. supply domestic con'umpiion.
The outlook nov I. that the sharp al
yancr. In the pric~ ~ h~ci during ih'
past two months will noi only ." main
ialnei bat materially Increased w ih"
futurr. In ,i"W II ihis fact farmers
should D. cautious sboui .rlling sl"lr
cattle. They will Do needed a. supply
the beef market beforr th. Clos" Ot th"
war and a rrmunsrstlVc pricr.. W.
wnulL al.n advice farmer. Ia raise more
ral,r. than has l,crn their practice fur
the past tcs ,.at.. Dont lei the high
price. ~ veal tempt YOU "a scnd all your
ME. .tccT ctlSc. to market.
Corn will b. vrll usc,i up hy the time
th. new crup l. ready Tor mifkst' AMI corn
sllI te high for another year, even " ~
have heavy crop. Ia view oi ihl' i''i
New England farmer. shouii d. prrpu-
81 to plant larger ARA than ever h"-
fore. ~ a. to reap all the adNhutag-.
possible from cNi.ilng conditions. Tue
ou,look for pork !. fully as g""l a. th't
for b-cf. High prlcr. may not bc main
talnei a. long, but there !. money ~
hog. for the next tselSe months. Ihc
German rmbirgo on American pork Nil
D. removed, the Wet I. cleaned out a.
never teforu and eastern farmers Nill b.
.ur, 20 good price. ih" present s"a'on q,
lest. >tock up With pig, plant g"oi
supply II corn aud turn u into money
h~iorr the hr.t 81 March, lN3!.-NeW
Eugland Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

With th. election ~ Gen. Dc fonce.ci
"a the prr.iicnc, ~ the rrpublic ot Ira.
I'll on the sj,h ~ February, the rcyiproc.
ity tr-sty m,dc by him AZ proNl.l0hhl
president With th" government al Wa'h-
lngton, I. assured permancncy. Upon
the .ucrc.. ~ the Dc foncc.ca party al
th. POLL. depended the question whether
the nes treaty would stand. The ma-
Iority for the De fonc"-va party was
large aud the treaty nov gee. Into effect
Nv IL the brazilian government ahollshr.
all Import taxation upon most oi The
articles comlng iuto that country from
the unltei states. ani reduces the iarin
tvsnty-hye per cent on all Others. fol.
louIny 1. il.t 20 the articles admitted
frc. Of duty FROM the United states:
Wheat, wheat fiour. corn or m IiIe aud
the manufacture. thereof. Including corn
meal aud starch; rye, rye hour, back
wheat, buckvheit nour, aud barley po-
tatoe., bean. ani p'as; hay and oats ;
pork .alt-,l, incluling picked pork aud
hicon, except hams; hsh, silt.d, driei
ar pickIei: cotion.ec,i oil coal, anthra-
cit. anl bituminou.; rr.in, tar. pitch,
aud turIentins; agricultural tools, im-
plements ani machinery; mining ani
mech,ni al tools, Implement. AMI ma
rhlnery, Including stationary aui port
able engines, aud all machinery for man
uiActuring and industrial purposes, cS.
crpt sewing machines: instrument. nnd
hook. for th. art. sni sciences; railway
con.tructiou msterial and equipment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
rsr IMPORTANCE or LADDERS.

i'uring the high wini Last Moni,y
afternoon our chimney burned out with
much forcc aud the sparks falling on the
rot took hrr Ia three plaCcs, in one
place making quit. q blss.. " We had
not ,ccn we'll supplied With l1ddcra and
acted With promptncss our bulldlng.
must have b.-n burnci. ~ u was the
damage Nas very slight. Now We wish
io call the attention ~ every owner ~
bnildlng. Ia the Importance ~ h,in:
suitable ladder. snl ke-plng them Ia q
handy place so they can gtt them II q
moment'. warming. They .hould have
Que long enough to r'ach on to their
highe., bulhling anl light roof ladder
prn,llcl With hooks to hook on to the
ridge Iole, long .nough Z" tc,ch doNn
to the cave. ~ any r,,t on the premises.
hi. l. = ,rtt important mitter. par
ticllstly so To- farmers, Who usuilly i've
NJ some distanrc from nelsh'ors.
AGmCJIIugAL EpiToH.
Paris, NAV q, ls9l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

The fact continues, anl IL !. Que that
our .tockmen should note carefully, that
notwithstanding the rice Ia the price of
cattle. the supply howing Into CHI
cago market doe. not Increase In conse-
anence. This I. the bcst possible evil
dence that the great pressure of over
supply, that for year. has loaded
the markets, at last i relieved, and that
". hay. finally arrived al permanently
better price. for beef. The situation
give. great encouragement, to TIL. long
depr.s .ed Industry. and those Who have
KEEP, on growing anl breciing the model
whl,e-fsces again ini mselye- all
right. Meanwhile all the good cal'e.
should be raised a. meet the demind
that the decimatei number. now In the
hand. of growers are sure To lind
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
THINGS I NATE TO sse.

I hate to s.e q man chewing tobacco
while he Il whipping his boy for smoking.
hate 10 - q man with q suspicious
brcath los.st u bis tempsrance principles.
hate to - man continually talking
about bo~ much De loves ever hoiy. and
never doing anything 10 help anybody.
hate a. ~. man alsay- talking about
what happy place heaven i. and doing
nothing % make hi. home Resemble H.
Ihats to ses a prominent church mem
b-r slipping into q butcher shop 10 buy
.omsthing for breakfast on sunday morn
ing
hate to 49, a man remember everything
the clown aid twenty years ago and Tor
grt every word the preacher said last Sun
day morning Hams Horn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

How the "Big Four" handle the cattle
of the country l. .hown by the fact that
Iu.t before the rise In cattle took on,
Nelson Morris, Que of the Chicago op-
orators, slipped up into Canada aud
bought up al the Thousands of head be-
log fed at the distilleries In Her Msjesty's
dominion, while at about the same time
Armour and . partner quietly gohblc'i
up 5000 head down on the Texas rang
"a. This last Transaction called for an
outlay of over ss,s0o,0oD at the single
transaction.--farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

OXTDRp .. '-Ata Court - rrplssis hcli at
Parts. within ani fer the County ~ ONf0ri.
an ths thlrl Tus-lay ~ April, 4. u. lrsl.
Ad.ii.sa b. tiettsk. Administrsis' on The -
,,ss ~ .gpla q Iloa.las. late of .,oa. In - "a
,loautt siecea-ssl. having prvsentssi ~. Account
~ asainis;ratiaR ef tlss s-tste of all deces-ei
fsr al.sssurst
oupsH.D, rhai ths sAli Admr. give notics II
Az. awe o. al y--r-ssns intsF~stcl ther-in. by
pgln.hin4 q esspy ~ M. erier tkrce wtsk- .ac.
.,..itsly In a.. ONfsr'i nymocfat. q nswsIspef
nt,U,s-l a PARE. In sAkl C"anty. that they may
.ptssT at fr,Bl.ats ,our ~ - hohien st fsft.,
M All ,oanty. en ths thiri rae.isy % May
p.xt Al nins oci-k In the fervnoon. sssl
.hs. cau.s. N any they have. Why the same
.h.sali nas ~ aiissel.
GkoH.E 4. WILSON, Ju.lxe
Atrus scopy-stte-t Ill. 4. DAVIS. Esststsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
STATE Og MAINE.

nNfbkhs -
Ft.i..tr Count. Apftl Tern. 4. u. issi.
A 0sftaln instruussut punssTting n ~ copy
ofths al wtil an T.t.a- nj of tnlsh VI tiiistt,
at ~ Iksst.n. in The >ttte q has-arhu-stts,
.nt ~ ths rr,sissis uhsrsssf In all state, du'N
agth.utieatei. hsstns t-sn prv-sutei g. th.
Iatss of rf,slaats fur wur all ,ountf ufoNfof't,
fsf To- puflzy-e - hsinx al.sri, nlei ahi ~
s,.F.i.st In tie Probate toaft fuf ssit tountF
uRDf Rtp. That u.tifs tbrrvof - given O. al
,.r...n. tutar,-tfst thsr~ia. by esa-ins s.py ~
tht. arsisr o. ~ puhlstss-i hrNs sesk- sucsss
.issls L. ths ''Nfuti i,etngcrst pfihtei Al fars.
nat thsy may arTsar a . frohats touft q lsr
hshl a Parts In ali tounty. on The thirt firs
- - lane nsst at uins ~ ths Ck-rk ia the fsre
n...a aa.l shaw oau-.. u aay they have. aEsins,
ths sains. -.
Atrvs .py-atls-t III q. DAVIS. REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

uNtutln - -Na Cout ~ Probate hrli a
t'aFis. sithin ani fur ~ tuauty - oNfuri,
90 IN tkiHi Turstsy - Apfil. u lot
INptN TuENCU. pressrts ccftsln
fnstrurnfut purfarftiug O. - III lat
NIH ant Testaussst - luhn 4. ifvnfh.
lats - Forte. a. All 'uuntr, dsrsassi, tat.
Ins rfs.suis.I ths sarns o. Probate ani rrsvs
ttst No. Nsatan - artsiut~i Afinin
istfstnf sth ths sin annsN~i
uHpEHFp tnai a. AL fstitiunsf ritr nutirs
a. aI t-rfsssns tntsrvstssi. ~ faaslng uupf -
this ufslsF D. =. puhIsisi thfvs susks sucorssiss
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