The Huron Expositor, 1874-08-14, Page 6Par, New and Notes.
ne man near St. Joseph, picked 800
qu its of strawberries in seven, days.
best day's picking was 180 quarts.
And' now ,the maligned cro has
coat e to the rescue, and is busily en�aged
in filling off and devouring the potato
be : ties. It may be that this, needf u l and
hal dsome service may go fat to restore
to lost favor.
Parties from Southern; Australia,
we : tied with the drouths of! that dusty
lan , have arrived in-Oregon4 for the pur-
pos of seeking locations whereon to en-
ga _ e in sheep farming: 1
The California wood -cutters re uire
ha a day's time for three men to ell a
red wood tree eight feet in diamete . A
tre: 15 feet in diameter is cut do n by
fo men in two days. '
An aged and observant dairyman"
sai' , " look out for the poor vows ; there
is a great deal of money made by dairy-
, ing in this country, but it is all made by
the good cows."
.griculturaljournalspersistinre orn-
me fl ding various concoctions fornfar ers
to . rink ,during the heating and exh ust-
iug abors of the hay field and the ar
vest field. We have, in our day, tied
thes. various mixtures, but ;we . ave
fours fl nothing equal to. pure, cold well
waf:r
ccording to the report of Eng 'sh
Com i issioners, "In Dorsetshire . eg-
etab ea flavored with bacon fat, or br: d
and y heese ; in Somersetshire.breadand
butt r, or brown bread dipped in oidr ;
in Ceshire potatoes, or gruel thickened
with treacle, are the commonest articles
of fo A d."
ose who would live happily to ' he
cod old age of a century are. advise to
dr•.. 'buttermilk, whose virtues are 's: id
by a member- of the French Acade y,
M. ' ®` obing, td be such as "to free he
syste ee from those causes which in v=
itabl cause death between the seventy-
fifth nd the one'hundredth year."
has— been questioned by some
stock breeders why a bull which. nine
oat o ten. competent judges : in the ring
weulselect as the better of the t;„
shout.; sell for $500 only, when the i
ferior one sold for $14,500. The o d
$14,0 a was the price of the pedigree a
cord' m to some people's judgment.
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e hero of. the Buffalo stock -yards
is n.:' ed "Billy." Beneath this homely
tion he carries his load of ,honors
I atthe same time; for he is.
; but whether Cotswold, Sout..
or Merino, or all three in part, u
tell. Billy wears a bell, and: a.
stock trams arrive he puts him
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` aPpe
and w
wethe
down,
one ca
nightl
self at the head of the flocks of shee
as the are unloaded, and leads the.
safely hrough the circuitous by -ways. o
Buffal to the yards. Formerly this wa
a wor of. difficulty,and many sheer
escape in the darkness. As' soon' as
the las sheep is safely penned, Billy slips
out of door specially provided; for him,
and ret'res to his %wn quarters! and his
bale of hay.
—In !: rittany the parsnip- is Becoming
the fav rite root for stock feed, and its
culture is extending. In the [Channel
Islands this root forms a large portion of
• der of the. Jersey, Guernsey and
y cows, and much of their value
ilkers is undoubtedly due to the
s root for a long series of years.
11 known to. physiologists. how
effect upon the condition of a
f animals is caused by a• long
careful feeding, acid this is a
ous instance of it. This root
parts of France is substituted
• feed for horses, 16bunds a
g given with the best effect. For.
also largely used, .nine ponnds
roots T being fed four times a
e -great advantage of this root
diness ; the supply for spring
ft in the ground, all winter, and
est condition to, harvest when
the fo
Alders
as rich
use of t
Itis, w
great ai
breed
period o
conspic
in many
for -oats
day bei
pigs it is
of cooke
day. 0
is its ha
may be l`
is in the
needed.
• The Bo
A thir
Park He
Brown,
Park, w
Shelters
well arra
400 head
menced
and are n
well wort
Park Short Horn Herd.
catalogueof the famous Bow
el, the property of Hon. George
as recently been issued. Bow
'ch comprises 900 acres, now
eneath its commodious ,end
ged buildings a herd of nearly
!cattle.. This herd was coin -
1869, and additions have been
w• being made. which render it
y of the attention of breeders
On referring to the catalogue we find
a list of i early 200 thoroughbreds cows
and heft rs, among which are Several
specimens of the Dereham Abbey etock,
:reel by r. Hugh Aylmer ; Meadow
Flower, a and cow, bred by, il'Ir- T, T.
Drake, of - ' ersham, Buckinghamshire
Princess y oyal, of the renowned Frill
tribe,' wh e descent can be traced
through 'eneral . Havelock, Sir Charles,
and other noted sires.; and Waterloo
Cherry 1D ehess, a fine animal, bred by
Mr. A. 11. Brassey, of Aylesford,ent.
-Among tk - .bulls are Duke ,of Barrington,'
Grand Du e of Gordon, frons the herd
of Mr. \ a, Tour, . of Grimsby, England,
one of the ldest and best in. England ;-
'leg of th Ocean, bred in Ireland, who
_ took the -rst prize at the New -York
State Fair n 1871;_ and Royal Tudor; a
pure Booth his latest crosses being by
six of . \1 ..Booth's most celebrated
sires,' inch ding "the immortal Buck-
ingham." Besides these we find a aural
ber of nati
imparted b
gusson, au
terests of .a
All of th.
warranted t
Oat
,-e-breclt animals, from stock
the late Hon. Adam sFer-
rdent promoter of the in-
r-:iculture in Canada.
stock is of pure blood and
be as represented.
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The folio bag strange facts in animal
life may pos
some of yaa
prising to
of a near n ighbor of mine two chi k relations
ens, hatched late last autumn, were de- .
was me,
serted by th. ir mother at an early age, FRAN/
and used to take up their quarters at cohvicte
night in a bed, which a cat and her aadt yea
home. To t e no mall astonishment of Aytatt.
cat, kittens end eliiekttns all hudd.led- up teteiteti
The :bran
his been
may often now be aeon basking in, the,.
sun with this chic en o her back.
Cor. Field.
Agricultural Philosophy.
There is no great succe s in farming
without hard ? ork ; but it is the gooc.
thinking , that costs, not 'the plodding
alone. A is u hill b tsiness to go against
the judgment f all your neighbors, but
if you are sure you are right, go ahead,
no matter- wh t the say. The servant
is not above hi macmaster in industry ; the
farmer must b able to lea in the field,
and know whe her a man doing good
work, and th wo an must know_
that he knows What de?,work is. I
said forty year ago that j would use
plaster if it cost me $40 a to ; but clover
and plaster al ne' wilh not, keep ` up the
fertility of grai • far s. hien 1 see a
man draining is' fa m an carting out
notable piles o we -rotted manure, I
consider him afe. He I can borrow
money to make improvements, and 'the
sheriff will not ften tie up I at his hitch-
ing post. Whe the'dge demands an
early harvest, or the round is so rich
that the straw falls, I have almost saved
a crop by sowin' salt.` Farmers miss it
by giving up th old %7orm fence. It. is
the cheapest in the end. I wire the
stakes together, and keep the bottom
rail up. It is kwa d looking, but T
have sound rails hat ere not • new foity
years ago. I..ha a bu lied good rails in
my time, but 1 • d n t know as much
then as I do no • ._
The.Prese actio • of Timber.
An Arkansas correspondent of the
Scientific Americ to says: I carne here
thirty years sin, e, and, began clearing
land and buildi g houses with hewn
logs and boards s 'lit from the tree. Af-
ter several years esidence, 'noticed very
often that piece: of the sane kind of
timber decayed= re quickly than others,
and after m'ich t a oughtand observation,
I came to the con+lusion that timber fell-
ed after the leaf as I y grown lasted
the longest. I no iced at timber felled
when the leaf firs cora enced --to grow
rotted the sap offs very quickly, but the
heart remained • sound ; that timber fell-
ed after the fall of the leaf rotted in the
heart, even when �.. appa ently sound on
the outside. When fire wood cut in the
winter was put on, the fi e, the sap came
out of the heart ; but - 'hen cut in the
summer the sap carne • ut` of the sap
wood, and next the b rk. I noticed
also that all our lasting wood had - but
little sep.at any time in, he heart—such
as cedar, mulberry, sassafras and cy-
pres&
- A cypress post ut in the summer of
1838 is still sound altho gh exposed to
all weathers, while o ne of the same kind
of timber, cut in th wint r of 1856, and
painted, has rottedthe heart. I saw
yesterday a piece of gum fllank, which I
sawed in the summer of 859, that has
lam ever since, and, is p •rfectly sound,
while oak timber that was elled the win-
ter before is now entirely otters.
My conclusion th' n is Cut timber
after full leaf, say i Jul and August,
to get the most las from it. The sap
goes into the heart if the tree after leaf
fall, and causes deca
PORK -RAISING.— correspondent of
the Germantown Tel raphfwrites : "My
own theory of pork7 aisin based upon
experience, observati . n, an probably a
little philosophy of t, ings, written for
the benefit of others would,j be- about, as
follows : Daring the hot suinmer months
I would feed very li le sold feed, such
as corn in the ear or untracked. I would
keep hogs upon green feed constantly,
either grass, oats, or rye, and feed them
at regular intervals, 'Owe oe twice a day,
upon mashed feed, either shorts, chopped
oats, or rye, buckwheat, !&c., fed in
troughs. When fecl. in this way, and al-
lowed access to water and: shade, hogs
will bear crowding through the hot
months—a very good ' time, if not the
st to take on . flesh. This puts them
n the best of condition for corn feeding,
hich should commenee about the first
f September, 'when the' new. crop is
till soft and tender. Treated in this
way, hogs become probably as perfect as
any method could make them. Upon,
the whole, I believe.it the cheapest and
most economical."
'TURKEYS UTILIZEDThe farmers of
California have found the antidote for
the destructive array orm. A flock of
3,000 turkeys were t rned into exten-
sive sugar beet 'fields' ear Sacramento,
'which seemed entirely _ -ven -over to the
nasty, worm. The tur . eys went for the
wormslike a hungry b y for his supper,
a d, in a few days, ha completely anui-
hhhhilated them. Only o e turkey overate
much as to die, and, hat one deservtcl
td►, for, on being dissec ed, 1,432 'worms,
s me still alive, were f and in the poor
t rkey's stomach.
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ROYAL RELIGION. =``Queen Vic`
the legal he of the Epi
oria is
scopal Church of
erian Church of
in England her
their particular creed depending upon 1
iclence for the 'me being. Th
of Wales is nat rally bewi dere
manifold tali oils of her rot,
ably prove as wterestiag to t4ei▪ r res
reader; as they were sex- Princess
yaelf. In the poultry yard with the
, and clings tit the fait sh
' t in Denmark.
HURON EXPOSITOR,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CAR LOADS
OF HAYING TOOLS.
BEST AMERICAN CUT 1LS-
AUGUST 1 1874.
TRE AGRICULTURAL
AssuraInce Association
#3f
Canad .
.
T 4,
Direct frOm Pitts:bur;, Pa:
MICHIGAN CULTIVATOR HOE3
The Best in Ilse.:
SOLE A ENTS FOR THE WELL-KNOWN ELEPHANT WHITE LEAD,
. BUY NO OtHER.
A CAS LOAD AMA IC AN CALCINED PLAIST_O Direct _from Grand Rapids, .31ilbigan.
REPAI
S G-OING ON
AT
u No4i
Sale C
ntinues.
OALL EA LY
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CURE BARGAINS
DUNCAN
SEAFORTH.
SEAFORTH AND HURON
MARBLE
tl
(Late o Hamilton,)
Would intimate to the' uuraerous friends and the
general public that. th y are lrepared to fill all
orders for
Monuments, Hea stones, Table Tops,
Gran;te _Monuments Imported to Order.
Woric of the best styl and art, and cannot be
surpas ted in this part o Ontario.
A !call respectfully soli ited.
Calder's old Stand, op' osite McCallum's Hotel,
STREET, SEAFORTH.
E. IN fESSEV. MESSF.TT.
OL
alIMARBLE
c WALw-oRritt, who -was tried and
d for the maid r of his farthei
r, has been. re oved front th
ison at Auburn to the Luinati
Thia was to save him from
to a demented 'tate of melan
th which he 1 as threatened
confined, to t
together in tl e same everre. nest, land a,p-
parently on he best of terms. From
this date the cat treated both chickens
and kittens like, e., brinaing them
food, &c. Tl e chiekens, en the other
hand, alw.ays returned at night to the
cat, and saint times actually roosted.' on
her back. Su t, trait in het character
was, of emirs , not easil3r forgotten, am.
when the foil wing spring some othee
chicken happ :tied to get inaured in the
head, it- was t once introduced to the
same cat, who without hesitation re-
warded the col, fidenee thus reposed in
her by' comm acing to lick the heasl...
gently -where e feathers were torn off,
and taking ea e of the chicken until
quite tecovere After this she *would
teopstantly w the fowl about, and
HURON
Next door west of t
STREET,
e. Commercial Hotel.
And work of all kinds in
Marble, lesig,ned and exe
&ad at most reasonable p.
Mantle of Various
plicd On, 8h
made .on the redommeildation of , Dr. ,
ici
Lunacy. It is quite pro able that furth-
er efforts lovill be made (a behalf of the
young pa,rrieide, with a iew to his final
removal. from the asylum o a private in-
stitution, or a full pardon
A FAMILY BEREAVE —
pasing through Detroit
cat.1 -Come children,"
or, huskily, as he turned
:gat went with the w
and now we've lost Sadim
n't wonder if mother or i
lost their tom
aid their fath-
to the wagon.
t fever, little
oopina cough,
d. be the next
to order.
HEADSTONES,
American and Foreign
uted in the best style,
rt Notice.
a, d Headstones imported
277 T. CALDER, Agent.
SHROUDS ! SHROUDS
M. ROBE TSON,
CABINET' MANTIR AN uNDEnTaimat,
Johnson's 0 d Stand,
Main Etre at, heaforth, ha now on hand a good
which he can tarnish che per than they can be
got else here.
REMEMBE THAT ALTHOUGH TEE
SALE OF GOODS DURING JULY'
WAS VERY GREAT,
There still remains a large amount of Stock to dispose 0
q'ECIAL LINES OF
DRESS GOODS POPL
BOO
A LL Tp
SELLING OUT THE _ENTIR,
NS, FLANNELS, CLOTHING, CA PETS,
S AND SHOES,
BE CLEARED OUT.
STOCK. AT
W. HILVS, SEA
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE FOR TAP. PUBLIC TO KNOW,
THEY CAN GET THVBEST VALUE FOR THEIR MORE
WILSON & YOUNG,
SCOTTS
Give as GQOD VA.
RE
LOCK, SEAPORTH,
ITE as can be got in Ifuron.
TEAS OF TH 1CHOICEST BRANDS.
SUGARS RIGHT AND PURE.
GROCERIES OF EVER
Are alrea
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DESCRIPTION FRESH AND NEW.
BEST CHOICE IN TOWN.
PORTBRS AND LIQ ORS
o require special mention. For qu lity there is nothing to
su ass them made.
All,Kincls,o Produce taken (La Cash.
MARVE
MOHR'S
SILVE
Is an instantaneous an lasting eure for
to intro uced to t public
WHICH, PRODUCE
Believing
848-4
WILSON YOUNG.
VERY- FOR TOOT ACHE.
GRAIN ANODYNE
AND
e edy differs entirely from the many nostrums hither -
It acts by the aid of a. magnetic coil,
A 14CNETI
sEFFECT ON THE NERVE AND GUMS,'
ut pain, the most agonizing Toothache.
C 0 E, COME AL 145
J.
I beg to state for the inf rmation of fame
Harness on hand aa any n town, and I a
anent in the County. . -
Furnishings.
813
AND BUY YOUR
HARNESS
FROM
terrained notcto be undersold 11- any other establish-
, constantly on hand. Also TRUNKS and General
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LONDON, ONV:
THE Public will please note . that this A.aseds„
-1- tion, formerly the County of Middlesex 11114141
has not consented to atizance of rates by °uterine
the Mutual Insurance CUrribination. Raving 04
once during its existence required more than half
of amount of Premium. Note for a three yearet:
risk, and that being at a time -when the ComPany
was youngand the count*, baptised in fire, am
having by careful management and liberality -with
policy holders been enabled to pass through the
several fiery onleals of the past ten years vitheo
levying any special assessment on its members,
and having,, after the late stivere drain on its
finances caused. by The excessive fire losses of
1870, 1871 and 1872, still at the Members' credit a
cash. reserve (iTantraryast, 18740 of
$10,049 07
IWith a total Capital of 11251,370 12, oar
Board of Directors have declined the overtures of
less successful Companies to advance our rale&
In the face of a strong and inereaSing competition'
.this old favorite issued for 1878 the large number
of 1 3,066 Policies, making the total number
now in force over :rr,000. Parties desiring,.
insurance on farm. property, cheese factories, de-
tached dwellings and their outbuildings in tonne
and villages will be waited on by the -undersigned
or one of his' !hay authorized representatives by
addressing as below; The subscriber will continue 4
tO visit Huron periodically, and aolicits for his
co-operators the same noble patronage that has
been given to the AGRICULTURAL in the pad,
and more partioularly to himself, as its agent,
during the past two yeais find a balf,
X. R. VANTASSEL, 'Clinton; A. TAYLOX,
Londesborough ---Representatives in Huron.
DIOTTO--4 Merit commands Success,"
344 _ District Agent Grey, Bruce and ITSZOn.
DOMINION
UMW HAIIRDRESSINC
SALOON AND BATH- ROOMS.
WM. NEWMAN has pleasure in announcing
Y that he has Atted Bp over his shop a number
of conv4nient and comfortable
i! BATH ROOMS
Wheie a clean and. comfortable bath may be bad
_at any time.
SHAVING AND HMR DRESSING
Attended. to as usual. Also on hand& Bice stOck of
ILAMES' CHIGNONS AND BRAIDS.
Of the latest styles. He also preprd to takcia.
LADIES' HAIR COMBINGS,
And have them straightened and worked ina
Braids, Belts, Switches, Curls, Atc.
Charges reasonable.
GENTS' WIGS
Furnished on the shortest notice at less than ear
A call is respectfully solicited.
339
JOHN S. PORTER/
One-horse Banker and Exchange -Broken
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTg.,
This is no blow, but a fact.
Ilit'VYS Greenbacks and American Silver at -cur-
rent rates. Lends money on good farm prop-
erty. Shaves notes without lather. Receives
inaney on deposit, and pays 20 per cent. interest
i—when you get it. Buys and sells iloufies and
I,ots; parties leaving town and -wishing to sell quick.
will find me on hand like a thousand of brick.
Buys Rides, Sheep Skims, FILM and nol
at tile highest prices.
All t 's is done with the above capital, wonder-
flul, is it ot ? Hand. in your wants, wishes and
lixpectationa, don't be afraid he won't, bust. S41.
1 SEA -FORTH PLANING MILL,
;ASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE subscriber begs leave to thank his numerous
+ customers for the liberal patronage extended to
hfrn since connuencing business in Seafortb, and
t sts that he may be favored with a continuance
Parties intending to:build Would do well to give
him a call, as he will Continue to keep on hand a
largo stock of all kinda ef
.,17 DRY PINE LUMBER,
1 DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
;Ere feels confident of giOhig satisfaction to those
w o may favour him with theirpatronage, as none
b t first-class workmen are employed.
Particularattention paid to Custom Planing
01 SOHN 11. 13ROADFOOT.
!FOSTER'S OLD STAN D
1.JAMES WRIGHT
TiAS opened in the store next. the Seaforth.
A' Foundry and adjounrig Fosterssliotel, a full
and complete
SITOCK OP GROCERIES.
11:s Teas are Good,
His Sugars Oteap,
And his Spices Strong.
can and give them' a-
328 IAMBS WRIGHT,
ES
A. STRONG, SEAFORD',
ties requiring money should' apply to hiea-
-INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The. Scottish Provincial Insurance Company—
Fire and Life.
The; Western Insurance Company, of Toronto—
Phi° and Life.
The LOolated Risk Insurance Company, of
Terms as rea.sonahle as offered by any other
agent aping busineas for reliable Companies. ;
OF CE -over Strong & Fairlers Grocery
poop e, of either sex, young or old, make mere
at wor for us In their spare nleillentS, or all the
$ TO $20 per dcalays.seAs volts zrctirfa-
1)1 at anything else. Particulars free.
iveilin inghne81::::°:11:1-lowasnasfugi'°tItehilhaleilltetsrlkehaeloe:et:'nEvi:;1,:i:ja,gaefifetablise,di:
r ot opvnir iereas let entigrr:if Inv 7,1 r al 4_ eject
At theg poitahi:r.weRreoun
bottomed, straight-backed
oaan.i,:etr"tresalTiooiceoninpiiiacne ethsviineagsr:(.t
tail5417.ellas h rei anee alrrmoi 617yig hnYallehil ledada: 3csirwr-fibetallh'tlicsade6t1 k slthg,see ealai afili1131,5 1PC yjigl :181 ‘. elt;)et SI atSelhee'at
velveteen eoat presented h
toon hhiais laerinft ewe:, aanttlaitLoesaw
rich e or dunOas$ e dosin‘h,the-13:rrvkanheilekig:ce:f7,;:aebhiultle;rdshfaell:ra
and her hair of no particular
esywele-twearnedthgaiirdlisaiiii'dliledt:e
ei0:8:eyptesioa:b:ex:IteuilriajaEoldint;vf,uh:to)ninis:e4',Ito.sr.r
er," and carried r4
*c11°°!‘ei-: esvingseirr: S are both
-does the tonne besiness and
girl here, she does the
We've g<it our music here an
but they are busted ag
died in. hespitalz How he
- the banjo, and he was A rip
T man, too. I've lost track pt.
• comb. He was the best es
in the United States, he was .
Vell, veil, let me hear y
The pianist played. an a.ee
on the jingling piano, and the
with thc erackled remnant of
in a style he evidently tho
to Lingara or Vivian. One
'ell°21Nghow; , let me hear the
owner of the diamonds,
painfully and hesitated.
" Brace up, Warier , gat
never make a singer,' said
" You see, sir".—apologeti
stage very leng.",
The girl tried to sing " A 8
for a Ramble," but the no
zweet, were uncertain, and
7as-isa:InesYswyaouutitnwgo". vont snit
manager. " De gal hain't
"Hang it, Marier," angrily
the raan in the velveteen eoat,
WhY can't you brace 'up? Yoi
• make a firet-claes Artist in the
The next half hoizr was talc(
examining and dieraissing °tie
dates. Two other girls were toi
on %vit. I knows You too vell.
Several patticular dirty aite
,yonths were disposed of, ia
manner: A spruce -looking y
inforraed the manager that
n't -sing for s, cent less than
week,' and was toia that -amei
circumstances it would- be a
time to rehearse. Two young
over -grown boye, next ealme
apection. They were long of lit
of foot and hand, red as tte
slangy as to language. They we
ed with great simiiarity--in t
collarless Shirts, the same '41
coat, the same pantaloone, prep
ly tight at the knee and ridi
largeat the instep.
have been perfortnint at the 0 TA
Opery House. We do the lioul
And dance; black or white-, .ins
proudly answered one of the boy
T,vlio are you, and v_at
do ?" asked. he fro= the Fatherk
THE RIGIIT SORT LAM
They banded a roll of music
pianist, and they "did" the SA
dance, “ Pretty Little Blue -eye
much to the satisfaction of the
Now,' young vomans, step up."
She was about 18 years old,
pretty, and her blonde hair wasi
ec la Shetland pony. A few
listening to the young Wife e
tion was convincing tliat
" There be maidens fair es she
Whose -carts ana nouns de more agi
asked he of the Teutonic aneest'S
was three sisters of us—me
,Anyway the doctor said she'd
sick in Buffalo. You must ha%
:73 9br iberna,:err: n 3:4uttyu(note')in-din,i 11_ nt;51:IIA,mes,a1,:alil,nbelnittaledlisii le,iati,n;ttoybey03,to,im,i)out,lia kvan; vbatligief it;
-The young lady nodded assen
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