Wo wOf lie glad to receive oomiai
from our friends en any and all subjects
renerallatcrtsstbul 1
The name of the writer tnuat always bsfuf
nfched to the Editor.
Comrotmlcatlons must be written on oa J
one fade of the paper.
Personalities must be avoled.
And !t Is especially jjJ iaxtreal3rty nn
.JO? I IT. JAMES,
niroa ajid rioriatoi.
U Bin ; . ! i iV'Tagk r.r.v
-r St.. - 'IWWM, IMi
Thrrf
mmt iil be Aehfcrrd by carriers free
efcarjr. ! s--y part f the cliy, at tne above
.r ! i-rrt per week.
t. ...utt-ff i0 109 ao'1 nljcml.
. . Lather mm n-fH-i any and all fall-
j stood that the Editor does not always endor
300 te v1sxr6 of correspondents unless ee
VOL. VI.
WILMINGTON. NC MONDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1882.
v. it eite
j In lie editorial cohtsics.
measTg, Sr.udaye
The
Daily
2 kt Dmiig mtkc has the Uirycwi
ckW. " Vy IW.'fwnpsVwi. sC
i ; N CLXT COLUMN.
i Harriet
us
CCJ
I a
Sftffl
WAN
i Not
A goori Co:k. Fair
:t eookin; rcfjuirctl.
iter Thin! and Mul
.'.re 1 1-31
y Straetl
r lost
On Swoiid Jvjlwertt Ann
, ": Nimn : , a mall white Lrminc
Fur Row The finder win be rewarded
iiz to Maj. T. II. MeKov. a:
aike er botjec. tlaei 11 1!
y lOO ACKKS OF LAND, all or
Snitable for trcckin-. Apply
NOBLK. Corner Ninth and
tfcecriv
M 8. W
Market streets.
rYSTKKS-NKWKIVKROYS-
received fresh every day and do-
v! a, your door at 1 per gallon,
bV
JENKINS & UL Ml JIItKY. a:
fobaeeo Store on Market Street,
' Second. I i vc us a trial.
BLANKETS FOl! LESS monev
s'liAHN'S than they can be lunijih'
etoewber in the city.
dec 8
3r BLANKETS FOR LESS money j
UAIIN'S than they can bo bought
the city
decs
rj- LADIES' MEBINO VESTS
decS At HAHMS.
-JADIES' MERINO VESTS
dec 8 At UAIIN'S.
- M I LU N ERY (iOOD S -1 iala nee
ui n..-, . will be iId rcganlless ol cost,
deett At II All N S.
ST MILLINER Y C.OODS-Balan
of .Niock will be sold rcgard'.e.is of cost,
dee ft At H.MIN'S.
Pre Mt'.cnt Arthur's
., . . . . . -
John Pope to succeed McDowell
command of Use Pacific looks to
very ranch like an endorsement
in
m
I'upc's persccm
Fitx .lohn Porter.
PiU-Hviiie. in Pennsylvania, is saitl to
thc deepest coal mine in Amcr-
.-a. Its shaft U I,57rt feet deep, ai d
Km.!, it '11 K,i!,lini Amlt tr.
c jcb rrm lifted every-day. I
a
IWd5um has one public house to,
erery twelve adult male Belgians. It
has 3.000.000 inhabitants in aU and they j
annually consume tiO.000.000 quarts j
sicoholic liquors. Belgium can take
the belt.
lib said that Ma hone and Riddle- j
oerger have served notice upon tne Re-
pa-
lea Senators that they propose to !
the machine whereat some of the
rock (and rye) ribbed stalwarts arc
disposed to kick, not being willing to ,
teethe organization of the Senate thus
thrown into the hands of two ex-Confederate
rebels. But tbey will bend die
pregnant hinges of thcir knees, there is
n doubt.
A Republican Paper agrees with ll.c
riL. -If - --- - - ik.i ' -.,-t- '
'T mV ,
way at the same time be a good Dem-
oral JSSt r,ovCr,K,r.k because it
waat the ain time a good horse;
-..S f U!jin It i a 1 1
I;! .7;: r I V ' Yrk
ZTJ TLV "T n Z' 1
. bSw .iii.i
nut Mm, ,a,c bearvl of thT Ohio riar.
i , u,: i .
. vTV
Krlbortnihiet
It is said that one of thc valuable
paintings in thc rotundn of the Capitol, I
: Washington, the "Marriascof Poea-
nontax,' which cost originaliy $ 10,000. I
wax very much injured duiiug thc re-
tul (larlichl fair in that place. It M ill
cost as much, it is said, to restore the
Painting as its original cost. The
m
(arfield fair people did not realize more
than ilus amount, and they should be i
forced to restore and replace the paint
a. Hy what autL or uu whose pert, who is on the training snip zara-
a i:h .rity, thc use of thc building was , QOvr at Portsaioutb. Va., is here
allowed to them has not transpired ;oa a leave of absence. Mr. Prempcrt
was with his ship during the recent
The fire in London on Thursday night cnilje madc by tlie Saratoga and the
vaaoneot the most serious that has ssasiatiiA, under direction of the Sec
scurred aincc the great UiBdon fire of rotary War, and on her visited PI3
MK. The nanaea raed tn that mem- mouluami portsraonth. Eng.. Cher
wrable occasion for four 1 and bour;b, Brest. Lisbon. Genoa, Gibralta.
nighu, dealrored 13,000 houea (aU.ut j ww C'waa. Villa Francha, Nice,
ao-thin!sot thc city) and entailing a t porU) Rioo . Aspinwall and Key West.
: of X7.000.000, equal to 70,000,000 u cxpet&e& that the next cruise will
t the present day. Wood street : ra - m lUP Sprin? when the Indian and
aed in the.lasl fire, coanocta Cheapaide I bJrjsc-si atcrs will be visited.
th Fore street. It is iu thc heart of
the business Quarter of London. 1 Useful Holiday Present.
iirl Pndnffi Li in thfl immediate
... 1 !
nghborhooo. tae Bank ot jmpanu
Must of the shops in Wood street are
osaupied by large wholesale firms.
LOCAL NEWS,
tROtt
l--'t
Wanted
TO MEW ADYERT!S!EIIT$.
-Now
"i .te.- Heart of irteel"
.1 GKFi.Min alt Seme More
JASSf? Oi pgltN Returned
Mcki Rao elluloid Cades
II KiXAREuuKR " Heart of Steel"
J C Mt aD Tate Epsom Water.
Wimi m H. RKE Garden Peas.
laifiN I'ICKKI r Christmas Trad?
Santa) Ciau.-i.id almost in sight' now.
Good wood was selling from (lata tc
day at 1 per load.
Dr. W.T. Ennett, of Burgaw, was
,n the city yesterday.
(itHX, blackjack wool was rcfailin-
j to-day at $1 per load.
. f r tt ...
The receipts of cotton at this port to-
day loot up 1,11? bales.
CIreon pork was retailing from mar
ket this morning at 15 cents per pound.
by thc pig.
Anything in the hardware line can
'mj loond at reasonable prices at J aco
ct's.
t j
Poultry
very dear, although it
. 11.. . l l l . L : . : :
of the year.
If all that we hear of Callendar's
Miustrels is true, thc should have a
fine house to-night.
Mr. James J, Burnett has returned
to the city, and can be found busy tak
ing pictures in thc New Market build -
inff
The C
allcudar Minstrels appeared on
l ki tuis mornmi: ana uiscoursea
. i j
me excellent marfft, making a very
fiae parade.
There is a fine and handsomer line
or neck wear at Dyek's than has ever
been b: ought to this city and the larg
est assortment.
ll. ere was one case, a colored, man !
before the Mayor this morning for dis-1
' f' V OOUilllCt. hn -o ra a - Iri. :-' ;
aft:lir lhc defendant was discharged.
A valuable iroat was kilted last ni
ht
Mnlborry strectt ncnr Second, by
miscrabic cur dofi who should have
kn!ed.oug ago anti thcir fat con
vorlcil illto owin-gum.
.
Capt. Foard, brother to our clever
and handsome friend, Mr. II. M. Foard,
book - keeper for Messrs. Brown & Rod
dick, and brother-in-law to Mr. John
11. Paddisou, of Point Caswell, is iu
Hit- city on a brief visit. Capt. Foard
is-now a conductor on thc C, C. & A.
R. R., and it is his first visit here in six
years.
To Builders and others Go to J aco
El's for Sash. Blinds and Doors, (ilass
&c, Y'ou can get all sizes and at thc
lowest prices.
The Latest Part? .
"Bubble Party" is the
The -Bubhlc Party- is the latest
1 uu . , . .
thi2 ot U PO
result ol lue nusy oalll ui "F""
Thc modus operandi is as fol ,
: A party of Indies and gentlemen
met together, all being supplied w
.-J
j
long stemmed clay pipes, such as
ommon at Hie North, but h ch
in the South are general i called
-Chalk pipes. Soapsuds arc furnished ;
who can $uccoed in j
blowing thc biggest bubble takes thc j
price. Ve learivthat it lias been in-
troduceti mio mis city anu no
lota of fun to the participanU.
freshwater PerchTrout and Black
fish hooks and lines. A full assort
ment ami lowoat prices at Jaoobi's I
On Furlough.
Mr. Albert Prerapcrt, son
of our i
vortIiv townsman. Mr. H.
C. PTC U1- j
We Enow 01 no ocv:
a. k.n itrt1 suit of clothing
or
,
store of A. & I. Siirikr, No, 34 Mars
ket street. . I
A. Plea for Art Mrs. Parsley's
Reception.
The art reception given Friday night
by Mrs. Parsley's drawing class was
an crcnt of such novel interest that it
rcmed to deserve fuller notice than the
mcro mention of a "local'1 paragraph.
It also affords an opportunity for put
ting in a plea for art which is irresisti-
ble.
v;i...: i 1 i i i
her commercial pursuits, is net always
rMlv vr,.i BV.nn..h..A o.,.-
iment for the cultivation of the floe arts
and has allowed many of her sister
cities to get far ahead of her in that re-
spect. Drawing and painting, musie
and Ber sistr song, and even literary
movements nave always languished
here, as in an uncongenial atmosphere,
and but for thc occasional efforts of a
few enthusiastic individuals to awaken
interest for some special occasion, she
would know nothing of her treasures of
native talent. And yet these occasions
have demonstrated the fact that there
arc gifted souls in our midst, their tal
ents lying idle, waiting, it may be, for
the electric sparks of encouragement
and opportunity to rouse to action
and perhaps some day to shed the lus-
ffrt Sf A ,r--v.lJ vvrlAi funin ,,kvm m r ww 1
: old town.
But ought this state ol things be al
lowed to continue? .Should we not
rather, as a community, heartily co
operate with every such effort as Mrs.
Parsley is now making in behalf of her
own especial department ef art?
Beginning with the suggestion to her
pupils to arrange their work for the in
spection of their parents and friends,
the idea developed into a proposition to
extend an invitation to other artists and
stud2nts in the city to contribute from
their studies and portfolios and so an
exhibit on a larger scale be made. A
very general assent was given and the
result, under the artistic management
of Mrs. Parsley, assisted by Mr. Henry
Latimer, was such a display of ait
work in its various branches as de
lighted and astonished all who received
cards of admission. Thc reception was
r.UJ IiiiU.;!!
ley's residence. Thc walls were liter
ally covered with drawings and paint
ings, sketches and studies. Decorative
I art was largely represented in all the
varied ways to which thc progress of
:esthetic culture has applied it. Paint
ed china, ornamented plaques, artistic
! needlework, decorated mirrors, &c.,
j &c, covered the tables and adorned the
mantels. Here were pen and ink
drawings by thc venerable Mrs.
Kennedy in her 83rd year and
there the ' small beginnings" from
thc pencils of thc Kindergarten.
Ancient "samplers1 quaint and
: stiff, neat and elaborate showed
i how thc mothers of a century ago
would sacrifice the play-time ol thcir
"8 years old" daughters at the altar et
diligence and contrasted pleasingly
with a little group of "studies from na
ture'1 done in the rc.-.rcation hours of
little Phila Caldcr. A crayon portrait,
enlarged from a photograph, was con
tributed by Miss Bessie Willard's
friends. Thc young lady bcins auibi-!
tious to excel is still pursuing her cd to our readers this evening on the oc
studics at tho Cooper Institute, X. Y. ! casion of thc appearance here of Cal-
! She had also a arctty picture of a child
iu water colors aud some beautiful
specimens of china and pottery painting, j
Thc collection of china sent by Mrs.
Russell was also very exquisite. An
exceedingly delicate painting, "Xo. 1,
Gem, Cumming's Battery," by Miss
Rankin, was much admired, as were
also a few pieces of china decorated' by I
the same lady. A bunch of arbutus iu
oils on aa ebony plaque was sent
anonymously by one who "did not pro
fess to bo an artist." Perhaps the mys
tnrv around it enhanced its beauty for
certainly attracted much attention !
nfl was hiirhlv praised.
f r Poiason's works had the merit
- m without thn hln
Oi UC I II ilU'-UlJ .uwv. mm m r
of instruction, aud were so full of good
points that one could not help wishing
thc opportunity were afforded him of
! cultivating such decided talent.
The most striking objects in the
room were unquestionably those con
tributed by Mr. I jttimer, the artist, par
excellence, of Wilmington. Two oil
paintings. "The Castle of Chillon" frem
a study made on the spot, and "Wild
Flowers," also from nature, were very
beautiful. Mr L. sent also a superb
water color by Kiesel "At Play." The
perfect finish in erery detail of this ad
mirable picture could not fail to be re
marked, and the three paintings with
Mr. L's lovely cast of the Venus de
xl, , a , iiArtion of rare beauty
feast upon with profit.
A group of etchings, gifta to Mrs.
Parsley by her friend and teacher, Mr.
Falconer, of Brooklyn, X. Y, received
much admiration.
As to the work of the class it would
seem invidious to discriminate or to
commend the few where all hare done
so well. They are. for the most part.
mere beginners, or school ijirls who
have but little time as yet lo devote to
their beloved art. But we may bo
' paraonco ior mcntionmi; a
for mentioning a lew
ofjr
! the morc advanced pupils
I works are more pretentious
whose
I
in size :
consp;cuuus upon
! thc walls" Miss Katie Jonnson s
"Crry t'' rested still on the easel
wnerc u nan just oeen nmsneu, ano me
young artist must have been gratified
at the praise lavished upon it. Miss
Lossie Myers had several large pieces
"A HorsVs Head," "Whittington,1
and Raphael's Holy Family, all in
crayon, evinced talent which, industri
ously cultivated will elevate her to a
high rauk among amateurs. Miss
Georgic Atkinson showed a collection
of very spirited studies in water-color,
and some fine pencil sketches. Miss
Louise DeRosset's studies from nature
were excellent, and her "Little Foxes1'
deserved praise for its careful finish.
But we must close and with a notice
of little Keith Calder's group of studies;
one needs not the prophetic gift to point
out this talented little fellow as the
probable artist ol the future.
On the whole, it has rarely been our
lot to spend an evening of more profit
able enjoyment. The Committee of
Reception,distinguished by their pretty
and appropriate badges, did the honors
gracefully and it was pleasant to see
constant evidences ol that" enthusiastic
love for their art which is so frequently
found among the lowly followers in the
footsteps of the immortal masters.
It was rumored that a " Students1
Art League1' would probably be the
result of this "day ol small things," and
indeed we hope that some steps may
be taken to render permanent the good
movement now begun, and are sure
thatVe express the universal sentiment
when "we beg Mrs. Parsley to -accept
mi t- fVnriL-a IV. ..:.-.. ruih t.h Kll n
motion. We would also assure her of
sympathy and support in all that she
may undertake for the development of
talent, for thc cultivation of the beauti
ful, and for the benefit of art.
Colds yield to onions like magic, but
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is a still better
and by far more agreeable means of
during a Cold or Cough. You can buy
a bottle lor 25 cents at any drug store,
and we are sure it will do thc work
every time.
.
Superior Court.
This tribunal has been engaged to
day, the first of thc second week of the
term, in hearing and disposing of some
minor cases. To-morrow the case of
Mildred Al Oldham, Administratix of
C. VY. Oldham, deceased, vs. the -Wilmington
& Weldon R. R., for $10,000
damages, will be -called. Hon. D. K.
McRac will appear for the plaintiff and
Hon. Geo. Davis aud Maj. Chas. M.
Stedmau for the defence.
Callendar's Minstrels.
A very nice entertainment is promis
lendar's Colored Minstrel Troupe.
They come to us from the South where
they have been performing to fine au-
diences. We notice excellent com
mendations of thc performance in late
issnesof the Charlotte papers. The
troupe was recruited in Hon. Alex. II.
Stephens' district in Georgia aud it is
said that there is more real talent in the
organization than in a
Canadian Con-
gress.
River News.
Capt. W. H. James, the engineer in
charge of the river works in this sec
tion, informs us tnat tne wont 01 re
moving the obstructions in Town Creek
has been completed and that the dredge
will be put to work there as soon as
they arc ready for it. The work of
cutting away overhanging trees and
cleaning out obstructions in the Cape
Fear has progressed very favorably to
! within a distance 30 miles below JFay-
ctteville, and in a few days work is to
be besun on Lilungton Uiver (Ixn
Creek), in accordance with the appro
priation made therefor.
ever made, Emory's Little Ca
thartic Pills, pleasant to take, sugar
coated; no griping; only 15 cents a box ,
ot Druggists or by mail. Standard Cure
Co., 114 Nassau Street, New York.
tm daVw i
i
P. P. JONES,
QLLNTON. N. C, ATTORNEY AliD Coun-
Lai attention given to the col
of .claims. sept 10-17
NKTY AOVEICTISEr.ICNTS
Returned.
X F.:INDS AND THE PtJBLtC 13ES-
M
erxlly will (bed r.:e In tac New Maikct Build
ing, on Front Btreet, where I smMAKlv;
PicTU&RS l root $5 evn's Up. Give men csli.
Kesr-ceifollv.
deell lwh JAMES Jf. BTJKSETT.
Celluloid Cases,
p JILET SITS, .AND AN ENDLESS ravie y
X or noiissr r.oveltifs ts be nols chpap by
Miinds Bros.,
1. '.r5RO A1WA Y, XiSW YOttX:,
AN D WILM NGTON. N. C.
Proscriptieiis carcfcuvprcparcU at all hours
day and nljrkt. dec 11
"Heart of Steel."
NEW NOVEL, El" CHRISTIAN RE ID.
One kundrad copies vrere received by Ex
press Saturdav. r lfty were sold thc first day
ftt HEINSBJCKGER'S,
Live Book Stare.
Price $1.25 mailed. Orders from tho ewen
try promptly attended to.
QHRISTHAS PEESEJirs,
neKv YEAR PRESENTS,
WEDDING PRESENTS,
In endless Varietr at
HEINSBERGER'S
dec 11 Live Book and Music Stare.
SOME MORE.
J'
UST RECEIVED, VNOTIIER LOT OF
those
ELEGANT HAVANA CHEROOTS.
Warrasted the best
FIVE CENT CIGAR,
In the city.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
Tobacco & Tobacco Goods.
Call and take a smoke.
J. GREENE WALD,
So. Front St.. jitt below Exchange Corner,
dec 11
Christmas Trade !
London Layer Raisins,
COOKING RAISINS,
And everything else for Christmas
lixing.
WE HAVE THE FINEST DISPLAY Of
FIREWORKS
Ever offered in V.T51nitngton,
Call and ece tlicm.
Crapon & Pickett,
dec 0
"Heart of Steel."
Jl NEW NOVEL, BY CHRISTIAN REID.
Daily additions to my elegant and wall se
lected stock of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Polite attention lo all whofavsr us with a call,
YATES' BOOK STORE.
dec Is
AT THE
Tron Proilt Olo thine" Hall !
U11 A1UUU w u
NORTH FRONT ST.,
THERE IS A
Boom ! Boom ! ! Boom ! ! !
WHY? .
BECAUSE OUR ELEGANT STOCK OF
Cold Weather Clothing
Made expressly for its
by the 1 est artists the country afford, Is en
tirely different hi construction and shape, and
that difference is what people see and admit.
Our great pleasure is t please, and wbei
h.nr In Fa!, Hi? Stvln c J
Workmanship i equal to the best Tailor-made j
garment, and for a tmru Jti-s m pnee, we
know we cannot fail to please the most diffi
cult tastes. Remember, we have bo eld goons
t &how vou: every thlnz up to date in ctyle.
, 1 Special inducements to Holiday buyers.
Otterbourg,
KING CLOTHIER.
Wilmington, N. C.
ncv 11
DENTISTRY.
AM PLEASED TO SAY OS
my
return borne, thafl am prepared to fill all my
engagements In my profession with sauatae
tion. JAS. E. EE A,
So. E. Cor Market and Front streets
BOVS-tt r
, JTEW AD VlilKTISEMEXTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, December 11.
m , . .
An Aaiueneat RcyoluUsu !
Tlie Coaet Eclipsed !
CA LLIuN I Alt'S
Famous Colored Minstrels.
Preaeaiius Absolute NovelOea Oaty !
SEW NEW .- " . ' NEW DAN-
OESJ SEW SKETCHES 1 NEW OPER
ATIC BCRLtSQUES 1
Superb Double Quartette 5 Manisaoth
Orchestral
Grand Spectacular Band Parade !
Introducing the m '
Gorgeous, Glittering, Gushiag Drum Major 1
Vual Prices Bessrvcd Seats can be secar
cd without extra charge at DY Eli's.
dec 8-3t
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
-pjDKTS, HALF lSE, COLLARS AND
Cuds, Unlaundrlcd Shirta, Undcrwear,(Whlle
and scarlet) Ties, Scarfs, Shields, Suspenders,
Gloves, &c, Jtc.
nvnxjnsrsoxsr,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
dee 0
For Sale.
rjiLLE I INEST AND LARGEST MULE IN
thc State. Young and sound. At very rea
sonable pi Ice. Apply at
SOL. BEAR'S,
20 Market St.
doc 9 3t
Tate Epsom Water !
QN DRAUGHT, OR BY THE GALLON
or barrel.
Far sale by
JAMES C MUtfDS.
1'hnnnacUt,
X', North Front Strsst.
de- B
Agents Wanted.
GENTS WANTED AGAINST A HIGH
commission fo thc gale of Tickets of Lot
teries, guaranteed by the State, provided with
prizes up to Marks 230,0CS ! For particular
apply t j the ollicc of this paper, sub:
M. M. , llamburg, Ger.
nov.2S dee. 9 11.
A LL PKRSONS ARE HEREBY
JA.-'-iJlil)OlJ ,, .1 ..tuVKWy
of the crew of Nor. barqne letava,
Cant. Horensen. as neither the Mas-'
tor or Consignee will be respon
sible for any debts contractodjjy Ihem.
dec i -3t HJCIDE & CO.
HOT TOM & JERRY
AT
McGOWAN'S SALOON. Good Wbls
key, Cijrars, Lager, &c.
Oysters In style.
Give thc Tar Heel a call.,
dec ! - U
Auction Sale of
GROCERIES, FINE LIQUORS. C., in
store of H. Litgcn, Marketed Fifth
streets, will be sold at Auction on Bjaj
MONDAY NEXT, 11th Inst., at 10 o'clk, a.m.
CRONLY & MORRIS,
Auct'rs.
dec 8 2t
Garden Peas !
Garden Peas !
I HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF THE EAB
liest varieties, also eeasonablc Seed of all
kinds. Price guaranteed aa low as New
York, Philadelphia or Norfolk.
WILLIAM H. GREEN,
Druggist.
dec 8-nac-tf Market Street.
If You Wish to See
1APT. B. J. JACOBS, f Senior Resens
notoriety, the oldest Saddle and Harness, Aci,
maker iu Wilmington, iust call at H. M. BOW
DEN & CO'S store and bay a nice Lap Robe
and all other articles in a Saddlery establish
ment, for it Li the piacs to get them,
dec 3
Ladies' Bazaar.
rjiHE OLD AND WELL KNOWK STAND
rcceatly cccnpled by Mr. Flaoagan, will be
occupied byJiftS. S. J. BAKER, ,wltb aa en
tire new et ck of MILLINERY GOODS Of the
latest style, embracing tbe most fashionable
goods, to which will be added a large lot of
Fancy Tors and Fire Works for tbe Christ
mas Ifolidavs. Orders from the country so
li ; ltd and promptly filled. Everything In our
iine will be sold as represented and we guar
antee satisfaction.
Santa Claus will make a special visit to lit
tle folks next week.
dec 9 SO. MARKET STREET.
;1 3P
J.33HXS iaLHHTK Cr
aacig soag pu loojr momtj m r
9so aaoqx nxotri jo aois a si axsqi ssq aswC
paw itaaqi aoj I; op oa s id o ; r, ;at9qi M
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