Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, October 12, 1866, Image 1
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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON? ^ ABBEVILLE, S; C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1806. ' VOLUME XIV. NO. 26. . |
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Q1YXX X XX
aur ;<%. 'wa'& CO;.
- "Would respectfully call the attention
of their friends and customers,
and of tho public generally,
to the Largo, Attractive and
rJ . : *; WeU-^fcs^rted Stofk of, ?
FALt.
/\..j
as ??VfcHsrf-JBtW
GOODS,
| H 0 | \5Th|ch they now offer for sale
"K t ?. '-' i* ' fif if
At Abbeville C. H., B. C.
^ Tlifei* Rtook df Dry Goods, con-'
" cists, in part, of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
,. . From Americap. Delaines to
mm sms.
MEN'S GOODS
From Kentucky Jeans to the
ram and
> -ff , . .^QjppQjgi'Of all.Kinds...
* ' V* "-A V^B1 WRITS Alt]]?- bpBRA' ^
FLANNELS,
Trimmed or TTntrimmed/'of tbo
* very lateat Ahd i^o^t F^ehionable
Styles. W,w itffaft.jn* .
ISDN'S, HATS,
At alt Prices. Their Stock of
wm'* gentlemen's shoes
Tfl comnletn and r?#?airnTilo on/1
special attention is called to this
branch of the Trade. A fuH asQAR%
T\
NAILS, PO WD SB, SHOT,
, JSJUJIJC S^JONEi /ilT- -,V '
,? - r-V,-;; jJP/O'Oi <kO.
- Besides r CROCItERYj HARDWARE;
and everything naoally
" ~ found in a'Variety Store.
win be fft&r
- ^g??- Qv&JQ&h
^ * -?un?r,
JmalAe highest market-.pric^
- ^ trill be allow ea for these articles.
^ wm, SMITH & 00.
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8*pt agrilgs, 84, tl . .
CENTRE OF GRAVITY
FOR SALE,
PRIVATE^ BALK
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WT The friends of JOlIN^^.^LE3t.,E V,'
respectfully announce hiui a candidate for
C!crk of the Court.
tw The friends of MATTHEW McDONALD,
Esq., respectfully announce him ob n candidate
for re-eUction to tlio office of Clerk of
the Court.
jr We ore authorised to announce DA-I
V1D CRAWFORD, a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election. *
SOUTHERN EXPRESS
f< Kf COMPANY.
Time Shortened icith Close Connections.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TMIE Rail Rosd Companies tinvine arrnnged
X a THROUGH SCHEDULE, "with sure
connections, between New York and the South,
at reduced rates, for Passencers and Freight.,
the Sdutliern Express Company is prepared lo
OFFER INCREASED FACILITIES (or forwarding
Freight, Money and valuable Packages,
for all poiula, bj jptodouger train*. in
charge of Messenger*! fomribg great tedwotion
iu time and coat of transportation Goods
feoiib the jiforvi. to be forwarded .by Laud
.Route, aH($ild|uo marked " Inland." Iusurano?
effected Ift very low rate*, by the land
route, when the value is inserted in reeeipt.
Express by Steamer from New York as heretofore.
Goods by Steamers consigned to care of
ttoutberu Express Company, Charleston or Savannah,
will be forwarded promptly, and Ship 1
and Express charges collected on delivery. ,
For new and reauoed rates inquire of the
Agents of the Southern Express Company.
The Office at this place baa beftn retBDvod to k
the Brick Office formerly ocfeipiifl byUEdw^d L
Noble, Esq. OipUOBE, *ge&f J1
- Sept. 28. 1868.24, t? ?| ? ? Mf i
ONE HUNDRED**
REWAR?1! T
STOP THE THIEF! !
WM. J. IIALE, ilfir iraVconCfied in lb* .
.Jail at this f>r?e4 '"Iva eicape, qW i
the night of the lOtli instant.' " 1
I will pay to tlie person or persons who tnsy ,
capture ana deliver him to mo, the sum of One
Hundred dollars. 1
Said HALE is about 8 feet high, dark hair, j
sabdy beard, and w*fghs about 150 pounds.
Ttie forefinger of his left hand is off, at the '
firii joint. It. JONES, S. A. D. t
Sv>pt- 14, 1866, 22-tf
ALWAYS ON JIAND. J
& superior'arlicle^^-clieve doth* '
m>nrtpot? of grease, Ac. . I
" COOOAINE, Sozodont, Kaihairon, Brown's ]
Esseuoe Jamaica Ginger, flcllowaj's Worm
Confection for Children. Fresh nn<l pt>nuin?* '
Co3 Lfver Oil, Liver InvwDrt^,- Darbj's ,
Prophylactic Fluid, fa preventive ?goin*t 4be
contapjoti of Small
Tjpboid Fever,) Lsbanaques Chloride Soda, j
(French), Chocolate, Cudbn?;-(a in opt beaotlful
purpje dye,) Kailf, Sugar vid Coflfc#. >
Abbeville, April 18,'fii, tf (
INSURANCE AGENCY.'*'1
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THE subscriber is still AgW^for tha folio#
ing reliable Companies ? * ? *" J
The Underwriter's Agencft W*m YoHci < |
The National Insurance Co., New Orleans, r ,
TUo Accidental Itisuranco Co., New, York,
The Globe fasuran ce Co., New Yolk*. > j } J
The Etna Life Insurance Co., Hartford. (
Be will take risks qfjjji??gwes{ 1
ISAAC BRANCH.
24. . , .. .
W,NOTICE,Tp^
Tllitamps b. fiRTrnrfHiffs"
>.g '?*>.*- '??$.. ?'-* /I * I
the Estate of ;? i
? v ;4uj?tf .# c ?.%?; ^
allj(?hnp.
forward and make paj n>eaM>ir *k<? S#?fc of November,
and those unving claims against the
aid Estate will present tUM*ftifte &efo? tfcet
date, a? a final settlement will then be made.
j. ?. slmwoni Ex'r.
Oct. 6, 1866,25. 8t . >. f,
nn iiJiiv ru iuj niu uir
mu im US VfiOUEMr
SURGEOH^^SEMTIST,
^fflBEVimfe COURT HOUSE,...
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- Lit&tur something. bi ftdl file;-'* -
Look about thee for employ 1
Sit not down to useless dreaming,
Lfthor is tho sweetest joy. ;
Folded hands nre ever weary,
Selfieli hearts are never gn}\
Life for thee hath many duties?
Active be, then, while you may.
Scatter blessings in thy pathway.
Gentle words and clioerjig smiles
'/ Better are than gold and silver.
With their grief-dispelling wiles.
As the pleasant sunshine falleth
Ever on tho grateful earth,
So let sympathy and kindness
Gladden woll the darkened hearth.
Ilcnrta there are oppressed and weary ;
Drop the tear of sympathy,
Vhirper words of hopo and comfort; '
Give, and thy reward ahall bo
Joy -unto thy soul returning,
From this perfect fountain head.
/Frtely, as thou freely giveat,
Shall the grateful light be shed.
INDULGES B0Y8. -SELFISH -HU^AKDS.
If I bmi a boy, my chief aim would be
lo make him yield to bis sisters. \Vhy ?
Bi'causc&o mnnj boys bavo been taught a
contrary lesson ; their selfishness every day
growing stronger and stronger, till tbey
marry some woman, who is exprcted to
HflA" tAoir^ oiAf llAAjl "orknf
shoulders tquared?ut the word^of cornnif\nd,Mlil^0.lheir
sisters. It is ft rjkry Qomcnon
thiugto bear a mother 8h* torbeii
daughters:, you must do ibis, of" \bjwV or
some day you will crufg the uuhappiness
of the n)an you marry. Wlieo was the
parent ever known to say this to a hoy
about bis future wife ? The,idea, I have
p doubt, would: be considered; quite ludi\foa3.*
Bbt 1 bhvo yet to learn why it is
iot as necessaryr in oue case as in the
Jther. Now, to oblige the girls of a family,
to.be punctual to their meals, on penilty
of displeasure, and cold food, and to
save a warm breakfast for the boy, whenever
he ohoo<|pq>.to|ilie :ia; bed an hour of
'.wo later than tne rest of the fa mi ly, is
K&kipg A fetal roi&taka, a? far as jhadbog^ j
i|,090cem?drr?pd iedooa?i]rc * geffielT b?am?<m
?n'?rtunA 9%k,.4b6i<y.y
bVterftra^>?l "fey him. Then this foolish
mother will be the very fir?t- to lament to
If i I i ^
lier circle of sympathizing friends, that
'her John" should have married a woman
itoto|o%xacting and unyielding. Then,
lis' 'watert will mourn publicly that "dear
fobn"sLould have made such a mnlrimoii?i
blund<jij"^p*ronian who was not eoam?
Jrtd of raetodfng bis stockings .every eveling
in the week, which ho spent out doors,
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IN uujr &IUU Ul KUIUSKIUKIIt lUiil IQU WU1U1
jf the hour 6Ugge*ted. Then?aunts, and
cQrijin^land uncles, of (be hundredth de5rise;
will join and swell the chorus, til)
'dear John," if he has uot stfnse enough to
KO the discrepancy between their preaching
and their practice, exemplified iu their ex.
&ctiout }(i^mgl6|their own husbands, will
believe mmsefr entitled tq honorable
nje^Upfkjjii^Fox'g Book of Martyrs."
;tTheevil,I hare; pid,. begins with the
boyV home*' education. "Sister" most
mend, hia gloves and stocking*,' .end Alter?
his shirts) whenever be withes ; but "brolb
p|*a^|Jeclirie wailing upon his
Bister* to evening^ triaits, or. amusements,
in irtwWotfler Isdfes/or may,in any other
way,1 show Ms'-ofcter selfishness auddisre?
gard of ibeir *atqrsl claims upon him.^
This ia all wrong, and boys so brought
q&ftjut of necessity <?)nsb, when matrimo.
ny presents any other side of the question1
thsnjgf blind* unswerving obedience.
imagine this selfishness iqte&sifiad
a thousand fold by solitary years of baobeldfhood,
asid you have a creature to whom
yuniim eynujr wouia#Mrev?r boa
tjSt la
IaJTttoLjabich way you look ?t it, men never
woiilji be good lor.mbything, wera it not for
the regenerating J u&uesoe, of .marriage
The tno?t aeliish .inM) that over tree umbo*
ItipiotLo wfeiphybftvo alluded, involuntarily
scd imoonaokwlj 'jrads&k yUh.^'a^dj
de&e?, tbdveend tlm<H,a aiyf^thactii*.
niflff little prattler, flaah ofi hU-fleeb, .who
KpNt ? olMpb# l6v?abo?it Ibe obek,
Q?mir?nizina him, day;bjkdjkytj6rtter and
tMUEMUbotaor Ptayer Book, both ?f
which mrtj p?rhap?, scaled booke'^'Him,
IbVetifrh tW Wfttalwn pride of msnbood.
vmmk x aw iw.su. *D?r??r? women
2mK 'a^^but
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IMPURE All FOE BW1SE. ,
JJLL gieat proportion of the disenaca
which aftliut swine are, no doubt, caused
by bad management, and tbe crowding
of ibem together on a limited spncs, where
they ticcesaorily breath highly contaminated
atmosphere. It is one of tbo cbicf
causes of pulmonary apoplexy, and other
pneumonic nffectina which are So notoriously
prevalent. I have often seen a lot
of swi.ie disembarked from the cars the
subject of congestion of tbo lungs, the
external surface of some being as blue as
indigo?quite livid?showing very conclusively
that their blood was highly 9hargcd
with carbon, that either for want of
pure ait or from temporary incapacity of
tbe luogs,'in consequenco of crowding too
many animaU together, me lunga failed to
oxygenize the bluod, ar.d thud they suffered.
Swine require pure fresh air as much as
we do, for ihe vitalizution of iheir blood,
and enn no more livo without it tliau did
tho unforlunnlo individuals that perished
in the Black Hole of Calcutta. Under
such circumstances, whether the animals
be confined iu close cars or filthy pen?, it
makes but little difference, they are liable
to become diseased and it often happens
that wheu certain forms of disease aro engendered
6poBtaneou8ly in this way, other
animal* exposed to this infection are attacked,
end thus wo ha"Vo au epizootic, which is
aura to commit sad havoc ere it diea out,
t)r ean be arrested. It is probable thai bad,,
inferior diet, and crowding animals into filthy
location?, have more to do with thesoul
?i.?i >? 1 .u_ ?II 1
cmicu t'ug uuuiciu auu iuo fica huuwu
pleuro-pneumonia, tban some persons are
apt to realize. If tbis be true, and I ihink
it is, then our husbandmen must tee the
necessity of paying great attention to tbe
hygienic management of ewine. The latter
are generally the moat neglected of all
our domestic animals,except wben (bey are
of aristocratic breeJ, and owned by amateurs
of means. or when iboy arc designed
for "home fed pork" Now, if it pays tbe
J^T If gftr
tbe animal that attepiion nod citre < '
Wlifritifcljirsqaire*, bat Ufitfilledta, then
a ehrfilar course of practice must increase
f t' .lit - -
lt>c gajns ol toose wlio raise their animate
for the market. Pare air, good food, plenty
of ppace ai:d comfortable quarters are
the best preventives of disease I know of;
much bvtUr are lliey than all the drugs in
the country, and when the animal becomes
sick, with out proper attention to
-hygiene, medicine ia nut worth a straw.?.
Anon.
BE8P0H8LBILITY.
A yourg man in Virginia bad become
sadly intemperate; lie was a - man of
great capaoity. fascination, and power, but
he bad a passion for brandy which noth
ing could control. Often in his walks a
friend remcnstrated with hitn, but iu vain ;
as often would be urge this friend to
take the sooialrglass. in vain. On one o&-'casion
tbe latter agreed to yield to him,
and as they walked up to tbe bar together,
the bar keeper said.
Gebtlemen what will you have!'
'Wine air,' was the reply.
The glasses were filled and two friends
atood ready to pledge each other in renewed
and eternal friendship, yrben he.paused
and Bald to bit intemperate friend :
'Now, if I drink this glass and beconia
a drunkard will vou take the rasnnnsiliiiJ?
PZSm iulW I ~
Tbe drunkard looked at bim with severity,
and 6aid:
V 'Set down ibat glass.' *
, Jt was set down, and the two walked
atfpy without saying a word:
^ The drunkard know* tha awful consequences
of Ibe first glass. Even in bis
madoeas for liquor, ho je not willing to assume
tbo fespocfibility of another becoming
a drunkard. .saifoxnO l
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,-WqMjIN.?Tho enthasiastio Kelnaer
tHjia. aiscou^s upon tbe fiiir sex J "Wo-'
sum.p iaaeeg |k Wigbt and beaauhtf er**~
ture. Where Bhe i?, there i* ? paradise 1
wiSire.rfj?i <iUwW*
taritofevpirM lev*, and raisaa human n?larir
nearer to the
beipg. Her aweei &ad ttmd?r h?*rt gtr<fl?
She U the ladder by Ti? jlia>^lrda>
|, iftiiiji I ILImx
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;^JrPB?CE88 OF WINE .MAKJHO.
Tbo following on wine, making jras written
for Downing'# Ilqr.ticulljiriit, some
yearn since, by the late JSC.. Longworih, o
Cincinnati, Ohio, tfco most experienced
Vin3tcrin this co'intry : " ' '
"Wo gathej our grnp'e3 at full maturity;
\nrefully |)?fc;k"bflF all green, rotten, nnd
decayed grapes ; pass them as speedily n?
possible through n mathine, (thoroughly
seasoned, all possiblo taste from tlio wood
extracted.) to separate the stems from tlie
grppe?, and mash them, without breaking
tbo seed. Instead of placing them in a
towel aDd bowl, we place them on a large
clean press in which not a nail is driven,
and iho wood of which hrta been folly
seasoned; and even if of beech wood, should
not allow a particle of the taste to remain
in it. Tress as speedily as possible, keeping
(lie last hard pressing aeperato from
the earlier runnings. Placo the must in
clean casks, from which no taata can be
obtained from the wood, or any previous
brandy or wine holdings unless from liquor
from the same kind ?C grapa.. We
immediately place the ca?k in- a cool 'cellar,
do not fill entirely, but at soon as the
fermentation commences, stop the fxiteago
of the strength and aroma, oC,lbe grape as
far as possiblo,: by putting; iq tjgbt bung,
'through whiel^passes a crooked syphon in>
to the cask'tofrecoive the air^ and the opposite
end of tho crooked syphbtV hi ctjniiooibd
until the fermentation ia nearly over
when the siphon is taken out und A. tight
bnng driven in, giving air by a small gimlet
hole two or three timet a day, for three
or four dn^s ; after which sit aif "in' excluded
till the wine ia -clear, when H'W racked,
and the cask thereafter kept ,fulT"arid
tight. If we wish a superior AfUcle, we
do not deem it 6t for bottling till four or
fivo years old. If 6nkig were necessary,
and isinglass or the white of egg*, to fine
? pipe, coat $20, we should never think of
using beech chipw."
- ','TiriT Axxxr.s ?? tflrttTw'Xvv Mi-.'
The Empress is iinpttlw?Fev?<#ffuiciud,
end has a smite that- wodW
sweet and charming in any woman, and '
that, naturally, loses none o( its oh arm by
showing itself'in the face ,,oC aOf .vf^rt]?.e$a
to a world stili weakly partial to- 'mnjeaty.' |
The charm of the Emperor's,
its way, just as tfkctive, it* power being
often acknowledged eveu by those who de*
t< at him most cordi^y, as in the case of
M. JProvost Paradod, one of his bitterest
opponents, who, having been received by
the Emperor, as is the custom here, after
his recent reception into the academy, on
which occasion he crammed his discourse
with ingeniously yet, transparently covered
allusions to tho Emperor of ibo most bW
tingly malicious character, and,
tioocd shoTtly afterward by a friend a?viou
the impression made-upon hitarby.iha-. in~ !
torview, could not avoid
sense of the charm of the Emperor s hmulti
ner, and ad Jed, quoting a -"wett?hnomi
French DrOVPrb. 4Thi? fant< W *nnn ?I?H i
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that in order thoroughly to fyite peppkv
oue should not eee them too near.' +*>'
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A Reoipe t\Yoimi On it ?T-iiQwa^t?D
Doixahb.?Take one pound "to1 ft1",
and a half pound of unajacked line?put
it in a gAiloo 6f*-water and bail- it twebty*
minutes. Let it Stand ' till
strain off, and put ilia a stoiie'Jtig}br_ JdrJ
Soak your clothes ovet night, or ftnlil Uteju
are wet through?then wriDg them out,,
and rub on.plenty of soap, and in oneboiling
of .clothes well covered "with "mi
wr; aaa one teaspoourul of watbing fluidi
Boil half au hoar briskly? tftejj}. wash
ibem thoroughly through one suds, and
rinse with water, and your olotbea will
look better tbaa the old way of washing
twice before boiling; * Thin ft ftn" fctttlJrtSTJT
every.ftg jfcfe&o&a',
to try it. I think with a patent wash-tub,
;^j4g
naight take.tbe last1-novel ^^ad^o^bj^ig
hanelf on fte JAng^, and,'1et'Vbe WflBgl
itn ^Th? BAmsn ?A<1 a^J
orat-bM* Iritowii tti?
toto^CWtMtttoi K *<? m4 v v*>
~ ju ^ ^||j..^'^'r** ^
UaUd a t *A! $>*&*- ^SR9B|fl^
w*? ?jfc*?uS^eSDES1
wto,- xt?klng ibe
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'jutvuu 9'?
Gold has more worsfctpsa tbaoGod,^ , >.><?? *4 v mi>i ig
The firat virtuo ia to restnia tb?- ?? Jsb* |||
tongue >..?? ? v<i .. t'it- v.- -" ow * ? *? *" EgS
Industry is iUelf a treasure. *? 7 9
Punctuality lights coonuonco# ffl
Do every thiDg at its proper time. SB
Do a little well and you do orach. M
Wasto not, want not. 9
An act is better than a word. 9
Never grant certainty for hope.
Honesty is a strong staff to lean on.
Disoord arcduceth strength to weakness.
;
The enemy of Ait is tbe enemy of Na?
lure.
We rise in glory na wo sink in prida.
Truth is tbo jewel of the soul. '
Charity ooveretli a tnnUilude of sina. (' /'./
Let all things Lave their places. !." ..
Flattery sticks like a bur. _ = .
There will ever be a place for virtue. ,
A good book is light to the souL
Examples do not authorize sin*; ~
A good word is an easy obligation. * . . ,
Prevention is better than cure. ' ^ w<i
Error is a hardy plan*.
Promise little and do mticb'. *
The talker bows, the silent Maps.?*
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APVICK TO YouBaLADiK^-^-Neferl*0 ....rT _ ^
afraid of blushing. Acceptooprese?*., cf - ?. t
viUue from men. Avoid lightneM of car- r.,v\ . ,r/
riage. Be modest-and moderate in- draw. "
lie not often seen in public. Affect bo
languishing. Don't talk low!. ;?***'.*** L'*?*
deal in scandal. Receive salutes mbdeaty. ' " " *
BmRc 7q.ytll9.MW* s v*
13e affable with men but not familiar. r o
Sympathise with the unfortunate. Be not
always laughing and talking. Bo discreet. ; ** in'sr-.y>- ;*?
Suppose not all men to be in lot?- With' "*** *.<- ? -^T. ? *.
you that show you civilities. Let tto >K>fi
begin on your part. Speak not your mind * on
all ocoasiona. Seem not to bear"4a** * I.
-if?* -V-'
proiww.rn.iim ,
Woman's Will.?Dip the Atlafltic
MteKIMto ttfa trf?i*<i
printer; aawl top Aefcrj jwST^m-mO
jkdfi 9
stars; get astride of a gossamer and cbaae
a comet, when the rain ia coming dowto ' ^ *** ''
... , . ' e w<i-' < ': ' > A '* fwp
like the catafaot of Niagara, remember tuitilf
where you left your . rtSEt
muaqtiito with a brickbat, In short, .pro**, h ev.mUfrtv-ML
all tbiDga.hitherto impowiblo to b? poori- p ^ ^
blc, but never attempt to coax a voon to v '^
say she wilt when &boc jtffe WHIBi HP fc? u i in mwydim*'*
mind to say abe won^?i*ttop*fe? i?a lintf ?wb m*
An Obliging 0>mtbfc;>a jki ^Itadugf jjg
Cincinnati Commercial, says that tbaehap* - -
lain of the flesh-pot eonventfon
from a pile of munascrfyt drawn firom til
hat. After telling the Lord from eight par ,; i
ges of manuscript what waa beat to J* ,uu ,i. M* awbdone
in tbe existing state of affaira, tha.. --m#: ?4t ml ma*
reverend gentleman took,, W? .WfllK '*r~U
jhanff*.
^ 'A ,<lf .yj) . ' .v^ , fi^KM.1-- >'& I
" "JTha compliment of a 'WeaWtt" > V
man to hi* fauiale wbtahipera ia worth 1
, j. ^ f9P!'<Q# (sr?i.vv,
curuiug : -.ne not proua Uiat tho bi^saed ^ ;^nr jegiirn**
Lord paid your b^x the distinguished com-. 1 cw? ?v >lnpUmeDt
of appearing,flak to a Carnal* af> v ? ?!? .aw
Wrtid resurrection, for it' waa only dtina ^ n lw*
&>&*** ?'
'aoouor. > - ! ?*> .* . ngu**:
??7T^^lyB3BS^8fCii'*X'*l| i j" 'b- , ' J*vy>'^y i K.
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