WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON. MARCH 28 1884.
grange olumi(.
ORANGE DIRECTORY.
Til Oregon BUte Grange. -
OFFICERS.
Ulster Judge Ii. P. BoUc, 8lcm, llniion
Co., Ogn.
Overseer D. S. K. Bui:U, Myrtle Creek,
Douglas Co., 0r,n.
Lecturer II. K. Hsyes, Stafford, Clackamas
Co., Ogn.
Steward V. B. Thomas, Walla Walls,
Wash. Ty.
Asst Steward W. M. Hilleary, Turner,
Marion Co., Oeu.
Chaplain W. H. Gray, Olney, Clatsop Co.,
Ogn.
Treasurer B. F. Burch, Independence, Polk
Co., On.
Secretary Mrs. M. J. Train, Harrisburi;,
Llnu Co , Oi;n.
Gate Keeper Thus. Smith, Auburn, Baker
Co., Ogn.
Geres Mr. E. B. Heath, Portland, Multno
mah Co.. 0n.
Pomona Mies 11. J. Il.rrii, Corvallti, Ben
ton Co., Ogn.
Flora Mrs. Harriet Cooper, Wilbur, Donglas
Co., Ogn.
f.idv Asst. Rtownrd Mrs. I. L. Hilleary,
"Turner, JUrion Co , Ogn.
aubordttutJ Granges ot Oregon-Name and
Address of socrotary -Time of Meeting.
Oak riaia, No. 6 H. B. Spronger, Shodd,
Linn Co., Oregon. Meeti 2i Saturday.
Tangent, Ko. 7 J. H. Scott. Tangent, Liun
Co., Oregon, sleets 4th Saturday.
Grand Praino, No. 10 Thos. Froman, Al
bany, Linn Co., Orejros. Meets on 4th
Saturday until utter October, after that
on 2d 3a tin J. ly.
riarrisburg. No 11 S. S. Train, Harrisburg,
Linn Co., Oregon. Meets 4th Saturday.
Soap Creek-, No. 14, W. L. Cauthorn, Wells,
Benton Co.; Oregon. M,eete 2d Sat.
Charity, No: 15-C. P. Clmghan, Grangeville,
Idaho Territory.
9klem. No. 17 Adam Stephens, Salem,
Marlon Co., Oregon. 1st and 3d Sat.
Turner, No. 18 Win. M. Hilleary, Turner,
Marion Co., Oregon. .Meets 4th Sat.
Lebanon, No. 21 J. M.' Settle, Lebanon,
Linn Co., Oregon. Meets 3d Sat
Knox Butto, No. 22 P. B,,Mrshal, 'Albany,
Linn Co , Oregon. Meets' 4 th Sat,
Harmony, No. 23,-Marjon Arrant, Albany,
Linn, Co., Oregon, , Meets 3$ Isat. ,
Mono.No. 25-B..F..3quth,1psvllle. Polk
Co., Oregon. "Meets 1st Saturday:
Grand Prairie, No.,28J.-Cf JennlnR. Junc
tion, Lane Co., Oregon.! Meet 3d. Sat.
Eveuing Star, No. 27 Euda Kelly, East Port
land, ilultnoinah Co., Oregon -1st Satj-
Umpqua, No'. 28-YV. F. Oweas.iEosoburg;
Liouslas Uounty, ur. oieei isi sac
McMinnrille,. No. 31 W. S., Frink, Mo-
Minnrille, Oregon. Meet 1st and 3d Sat.
Scio, No. 36-H. S. Williams, Scio,' Linn
Co., Oregon. J .
SantiamI No. 37 Oscar Pomeroy, Soio, Linn
Co., Oregon., Meet 2d and' 4th Sat
Molalla, No.'40--N. HT Darnell, 'Molalla,
Clackamas Co., Oregon., Meet 2d Sat.
Jv.a v.u -fi 42,rr. 11. Trssk, .Iprrlan
Valley,, linn Co.,, Oregon Meets Batur-
day before 1st and :id Sunday.
Willamette, No. 52 Stokley Moore, Corval-
lis,' Benton Co.-, Oregon. 1st Thursdry.
Siailaw, No. 51 Isaao Simpson, Sinslaw,
Lane Coj, Orogon. ..Meet 2d Saturday.
Sand' Ridge, No. 67 James M. bwank, Al
bany Linn Co'., Oregon. Meet 2d Sat.
West Union,. No. 72-J. A. Imbrie, West
Union, Oregon, Meet 2d Saturday.
Howell Prairie, No. 80 Mtota 4th Saturday.
J. W. Howell, Sa'om,' Or. ' ,
Butte Creek, (No, ,82-J. R.'White, Butte
Creek, Clackamas Co. " Sleet" 2d Saturday.
Powell's Valloy, No. 81 George WillUms,
Powell's V alloy, Multuomah Co., Oregon.
Meek-1st Thursday. . . ,
Goshen, No. 101 meets on the 1st Saturday.
W. U. DiUard, Goshen, lane Co. 2dSat.
(Jkarity, No. 103 Miss Agues Waggoner,
Halsey, Linn Co., Oregon. .Meet 3d Sat.
Round -Prairie, NoTlOO-rW. ,MV Collard,
., Brooks. Marion Co.; Oregon. 2d Sat.
Harmingtoo, No. 110-CaTvin Jack", Reedville,
Washington 'Co), Oregon. 'Meet 4th Sat.
Tualatin, No. Ill F. M. Kruse, Wilsonrille,
Clackamas Co.4, OrcfonXa!) Sat.
Hutte, No. 148 Thos. Paulsen, Portland,
Multnoniah Co., Oregon. '3d Wed.
Wiugville, No. 150 Bononia Kturgil, Baker
City,.Bakcr Co.,, Oregon. "1st and 3d Sat.
Baker City, No. 1 52 Thomas Bmitb, Auburn,
" Baker Co., Oregon.!. Meet 2d and 4th Sat.
'Canyon City, No. lol E. S, -Peufield, Can-
' yoa City, Grabs Co., Oregon.
Daniel Clark, No.' 102 Henry Hall, Prairie
City, Grant Co.,. Oregon.
Young's Hirer, No. 172 C. .Petorson, Olney,
UlaUop Co., Or. Alt 1st Saturday.
OsWego. No. 17fl G. W. Stephens, Oswego,
Clackamas Co.. Orezon. Meet 2d Sat.
Josephine, No. 179-J. S. Chatham, Wilder-
Tiue, joscpnine w., irregon.
Washington, No. 181 L. L. Day, Williims,
Joseuliiue Co.. Oregon.
Bogus Rivet1, No. lOO-MlB. Gibaou, TJUtni-
burg, Curry Co., Oregon.
Waasouunl, No. 102 O.J.Moore, WashougaL
Clark Co., W. T. t
Umjxiua Dut. Pomona Gr.ia!e Mnii 1st
Saturday at 2 P.M., Geo. W. Jodcs, Seo.
THZ GRAUdE AMD THE FAU1E&.
Some people are very much afraid of
farmors, as farmers, meddling with tho
politics of the Nation. Thcy wish to see
tho Grange be influential and beneficial
hut carefully abstain from polities. The
question comes up : "What ia political"
If politics is mere office holding then the
farmer U interested in having 'offica
filled by people honest in principle and
who ait) friendly to "farniuig interests.
Brory fanner lias' iifinleiliate interest in
the conduct of iinblfcViffSire. If poli
tics is' merely party, then tho Grange
can be folt inside CTcry party eficbuf
aging good management, honesty and
conomy. 'Die principles laid down m
the Grange are all good and worthy and
if we can carry them into 'the arena of
politic they will do no liann. W .do
not mean, cither, to force th'cui on polic
ial parties as the dictum of the Grange,
we limply mean that every Granger ean
.iuietlycanyoutthe'crlIof Orange'
teachings to good t&rmtga ia'any aad
every condition of tife,'Ali great qaea
fion eauae men to differ in opinions.
Tariffs, banks.publio lands, law forjeor
porafiona all things occurring in poli
tics call for individual opinion, and we
shnli never bo able to formulate opinions
in the Grange tbM people can all agree
on. ' Thcro is no danger of the Orange
meddltDg with partisan matters, but it
enn safely and harmoniously set forth
true and honest principles of aclion and
bring them to bearori National and State
affairs. II all the power of the producers
of tho country was well organized in the
Grange, or in any other form, for goal
work, it would be omnipotent in con
trolling public affairs, for good or for
evil. Suppose a political meeting or
caucus to be held on some measure to bo
on hand for partisan purposes. Do you
think thoy would dare to attempt to leg
islate or to nominate oven, against tho
well known wishes of tho farmers? Not
a bit of it. But the producers are not
well organized and do not harmonizo
effectually. Their power is wasted for
want of unity and a common understand
ing of tho groat questions. "Wo can rule
and control its parties and politics and
work out thorough reform and levolu
tion in public affairs, if wo can get the
producers tt agree in sentiment, if wo
can ouuealo them in understand affairs
and can organize them to exercise an
influence that may be unseen but bo ir
resistible hi favor of all that ii lighl and
proper to bo done.
Wo hoar many speakers who elaljorate
ont the wrongs that corporate powers
impose. They delight 'in tho lugubri
ous. Thry rcjo'ce in boing prophets of
evil. Now, the truth if tho great ma
jority of capital invested in railroads
doos not earn common interest on tho
principal. By organizing and combin
ing capital is gaining power, and wo
must organize and combine to hold our
own with the world. Things aie not all
going wrong. Tho courts have sustained
the great principlo that public policy
and natural right is grcatcrthan legisla
tion and no law of any State cm impair
this native principlo. "With this posi
tion assured wo can hold our own against
all capital can do or attempt. Tho Sup
reme Court at Washington is right and
the people will try tho right of revolu
tion whenever this principlo laid down
in tho "the Granger decisioiis'' shall bo
reversod.
TliA.fnrmrr ia in a -aaiuiuy 111
this world, and he ho a natural ally in
every working man, in every merchant
and mechanic, in a great majority of
professional men. He has only to uso
his power with wisdom to insure tho
success of all measures he is inteiesled
in. et 'us then woik to educate and
organize tho producers of the country so
that' they can work together and bo an
irrcsistablo power for right. They can
only bo irresistable when they aio right.
OPENINGS FOB OKANOE EFFORTS.
Tho papers are discussing a matter
that we havo called attention to in tho
Fabmeb within six months, to-wit : The
fact that inland freights in Orogon act as
a bar to market gardening away from
the towns further thnn a f.irmcrcan
haul to Portland or any other good trad
ing point. AYe alluded to tho fact firct
in connection with the capacity of far
mers in "Wasco county, along the Col
umbia rivor, to grow early fruits and
vegetables, but prevented by tho fact that
ordinary freight charges left them unable
to cornpeto with market gardeners in
California, so far as Portland was con
corned. Wo bcliovo that ifa trade open
ed up in any direction that could cn
eourago protection of nrarket vegetables
and fruits the railroads would make a
"live and lot livo freight tariff. So far
asY,o cau learn no effort has Ih'Cii made
to have the charges lowered. Here is a
matter where grange intluence could be
brought to bear to advantage if it was
organized to that end. If there wan an
efficient agent at Portland to handle all
such products ho would no doubt secure
reasonable freightB, especially if ho wont
to the freight agent with an earnest re
quest for such action m ado by tho State
Grange. We believe Uio time has fully
come when tho Grange, an an order,
should make an effort at co-operation,
What is required is not to venture large
ly into business but to concentrate trade
so as to command tho best possible terms
for cabh. Tho only way to reform bit
iuesa matters ia to commence by reform
inzthe customer who lias worn his life
1 t
out paying up old More bills. What to !
raise to trade for family supplier is a J
very important query ; and how to wImj J
it U "another, though properly a part of .
the same question. It is possible to be ,
producing something all the wbilu that J
will buy anpplie ; butter and ogg and
poultry are iu eucn uciuanu niov mey
can be'eounted at safe to try. Some time
lie. expect some good friend will ait down
and write a splendid "farm talk" just to
sum up the article the farm can produce
that tho woild will gladly pay for. We
should not care if half a dozen made
the effort. To resumo our subject: A!
good gran go agent could work off tho
varied products to bo sent to him by tho
fraternity. Tho right sort of a man
would soon catch the "true inwardness"
of tho markets and would quietly com;
inand an extensive trade. That would
bo one nico feature of co-operation, to
be followed with other features as the
time should justify expansion.
Marlon County Fcmoaa Cranio.
Salem, Or., March 1, 1881.
Kditor Willamette Farmer.
Please say in your very useful paper
that tho next regular meeting of tho Po
mona Grnngo will fciko place, Thursday,
April 3d, in the hall in this city, at 11
A. m. Tho members are earnestly soli
cited, and Fourth Degree members cor
dially invited to bo present. Don't let
trilling matters prevent your attendance.
E. Stkoxo, Sec'y.
f&It&lffssM&KftHft
I Pipe smolilnglaUnml tester atobaoco.
Itls tberepilmjr of smoklns'. You get
mors dlrecUy ittbo Surer and Ittgntioe.
You take the amok cooler, aad Ihfc tonlo
cleanlier; sod safer,' Pipo amoklng U
smokliiif.rtviuoedtoanneart. V 7
Ihe mors the (jneetlon of adulterated
tobacco foroes Itself on the attention of
smokers, the mora desirable It becomes
to know precisely what you are smoking.
In niacsrmU's Bull Durham Smoking To-
baocoyoo nave airuaranieo.
i anray, wi n is xiaiuro
la I ownnnadulteratcd product.
Zw I Its fragrance, flavor, and
I unetUTaaaed quality, are de.
nveu irwu mo euu uui Mr.
Try It, and ou will be m(.
itUJ. Nona genuine with.
ont trade-uark of the BulL
HfEOS
RILLS
si.TAKPlP BOWELS,
DISORD? Barn ivtro.
and MALARIA. , ,
From these sources arise tnrue fourtlii or
tbo diseases of the human raoe. lbosii
y-mptoms Indicate tholr existence : loss of
Appetite, Bowels costive, auck Ilea,
avebe, Aallnesa after eating, aversion (a
rseruon, off body or mind, Braetntlon
of food. Irritability off temper, Imw
spirits, A ffaollns; off baTlnsf neglected
aanie aatjr, nixslnssSfmnttarlnsf t tlia
JleavrttDots before tho cvei.blrnJy eo!
ored (Trine, COITSTIPATIOlsV and do
niandtbensa of arcmwly that acts illrcotlv
ontbelilTer. AaaUvermcdlclneTOTT'ti
rnxsnavenooquaL TUclrnoUonontha
Kidneys and Skin Is also prompt; romoTlnfr
uU Imparities throaich tnese (liroo " sct
enRera off.ths system," producing urtpn.
tlto, sound digestion, regular ntools, a clear
sUnandavlgorou'ihoily. TCTrKPnXN
cause no nnuio. or io1ptni: nor intcrfero
Trttli rtally woik atul itr.- ;i vret;t
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
rU.eTt.'iv,UMq,isMsV. Ofticet44M.mTay8t.,N.Y.
rurrs hair dye.
GnAT Haib )B WrasKEivt changed In
stanUy toaGtossr IIUCK byasinglo np.
plication of tills line. Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express on reoolpt of at.
Office, 44 Murray Street, No w Tort.
TDTTI MANUAL OF UltrUL RECEIPT! FREE.
MONARCH HORSE HOE
AKD cultivator cohbinei
ItiMtttMMMim,
SSS&ff SENT0JI
30 Days'
r IXSriRUL
.fla Isasaenaa anTlnc of Isliur ul nion.y.
W snutrauitee aa boy riaa calcltKte n.l 'lue,
uaal klU atolalora. rent ct, 13 tiairi. u
easy ad Haat on man rni tbe old mv.
Sanklb C..2WttjiJsL.(tico.IlL
VBmmmimuco't
8PUEMDI0P0TUAKra,spoelallypf
ainred for Immediate lloom. Oollvarsd
ufely by mall lw'i'ald.atjl iwtoffla.arlen-
Jld vwrirno. your chol.aU labeled, for ail 12
', r gSl IB f,r3t as in. t m for(f 75 for
IO:lOOf,'CI3. IWC (iVYa Handsom
PieaentoiohoiOBucavoUaotaaOtaalree)
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-".' THE DINCEC ACONARO CO.
T;M-(.'iawra, WftOve.CMtarCe..l,s.
THIMOPtrNOW!
tAHboagh mueh ia tali slant the impar.
Ujweotabloal-purlfyinqniKlicJnefIt nuiylie
passible that the subject ut never srlmuly
clabned your attention, niulc o it wrr '
Aliaoet every peraonlu- omn iniiof ierif.
alous Kilnu latent In lilHilr. tnt ibli
develop fn Srrofuluns nrea, t71(ra, of
Kmptloiis,or In the fnrn it lllieuniall.in,
ortaranaolr lrleare, th vuffrrlnjj liat n
iraei la terrible, lleuceth irraiitvileof ilnue
wliodiaoefesfilioatsiiiUjiarlv'lo, llui
Ayer's San
will tboroqghly eradksle
system.
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As well espeet life wtU
at a'r ai hilth
Without imre blood. CloaUe
tl-illo-1 wlih
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aU by all PrB(gn I II,
bsotUe forts.
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H Alt sncccaafnl Elahennen and Sporte.
raen smoke Rlackveu'e Dull Piirham
H Smoking Tobacco, and Uiry enjoy It.
Mgk.iJ,;lhr
ROSES
Dundee Mortgage & Trust
Investment Co., Li.
Capital anlhorlird...t M.ooo.sso
Capital snb.erlbril t,ua,i,o
Head office,.. . .13 Panmure SL, Dundee, Scotland.
Loral Director, la Fartland.
DONALD HACLGW, E,o.., 11. KILLIN, Hsq
Attorney,Kninger & Bourne,
MONEY TO LEND.
ON IMPROVED FARMING LANDS IN THE
counties ot Multnomah, Marlon, Linn und Tollc.
OrceoQ and Washington Territory. Full information
ma) be obu'ned on appltcatlun to
HIGH KOUElt. Aarnl,
nQ No. 40 H -?o ihU trcft, C'oriitr of Xh,
. SIBSON, CHURCH & CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS
Xorlhcoat Corner of Ash and Front ti'ietta,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
aurt-tt
THE WELL KNOWN
MITCHELL WAGON,
ALSO . . '
m H K SAUK MAKE OF
srRixo waoxs,
HI 4 K BOARDS,
PHAETONS and
BITUOIKS.
Mitchell. Lewis & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS.
rnclllc I'omI Itnineh ISinnd l4 I'routt..
I'ortlnnil. Urrtran.
W. Ii; III n IHlu Manager.
RrUUttl & Uoork.Siltia MV. U. Coltra, Albany
ymlth A Cot, Kuctie, 1 W. F. Oncud,,Koselurs:,
inartr
Oak Lawn Stock Farm.
R. W. Carey, Salem, Ogn.
,,Imi iter ar.d Breeder of .,
iwmmESmi
A BERnKKV, AVGI' aad JBRHKV tlATllB.
J. CotanoM, bhiopjhlre.and American or Improved
Spanlib Her no Sheep ot the best Vermont blood. Also
Short Nosed, dished fdeo, Enjrli.h Berkshire. Service
lee ol Aim deem, f J5; Jeney.tlO. Tbe Male In
create for Ibr 1 ear far Hale. Jaullmd
Tho Bovrns' Ouron U I
illustrations a Mliolo pir
tliro trallcrr. Oivivs ti'linln.
saio prices nirect to conmmcrt on all t'oodi
for jicrsonnl or faniil use. Tells Low
to order, and gives exact cost of every
thing you uso, cat, drink, wear, or havo
fun with. These invaliialilo 'books ron
tniit information gleaned from tho map
lets of the world. Wo will nail & cony
Froo to any address upon receipt ot tho
postage 7 cents. Let us hear iiom you.
. licspectfully, ,,
MONTGOMERY. WARD A CO.
SS7 A SS Wskeak AVea.se, OkleaaZ lit
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NEWii -CH0ICE-fcft
SEEDSIIFRUITS!
All of the best, botb new aud old. ri.ii.ln, Trew,
liiea,eeds1aa.bYBiail.aarlalty. .beurrlrjl
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Ystt the other MSI Nets and I.OOI Oilnna Ia.
.Idea, send tor our Uliutrated Cui(4nie ol o er In I
j'ureN.free. Am, httr nor wim r.ti,&l. KwtalJ.
IirliMlSOrrs. MOscree. Ullanredreenboueee.
THE ST0RRS& HARRISON CO.
t'AlNKHVlX.I.K. UKE COUNTY. OIIHI
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WANTED
HELP.
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SALEM,
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OFFICE: North aide ot ChcmckeU street, bitiveen
Summer and Winter streets.
Special attention Riven to the
Diseases of Women and
Children.
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Kg. CK.UC 13 NOW TlIOnOUOIILY FRH
)iaral to (die the celebrated Medicated Taper
l.lcnlnliiff cream iisius. incie dsiiii naroa
v,ide reputation ant are aUiable In all cases of
eVIn Diicists, and lna'.i.iible In Scarlet Fever and
Diphtheria.
iq.VhjficUn. sljhlnj to have the use ct theaa
baths can do so by rpllntf at her office.
JOHNSON GRASS,
TIMOTHY AND
CLOVER SEED.
MILLER BROS., Seedmen,
N. 909 Meeond SlrrC, Porlland.
HAVK A LARGE INVOICE OF THE ABOV
named gru-s eod. Tlioy 1 an supply fcll da
tnnmU In lots to nutt rurctuwrs. Send for price-list.
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Plants for the Garden.
CATICAOF. AND STI1AW1ERUY lT.lNTS, nt cl
per hundred. TOMATv I'LANTS, tl.SS per
hundred. Fnrnldhcd in their acaaon, I am still grow
inir plants tor Ihe market. Mend lor Ijlit Ciscoli
AND 0a1.DR. MAMJSL.
IIF.XTEK 1 IEID, Salem, Or.
RAILROAD LANDS.
Liberal Terms,
I;6tt Prices,
Long Time,
Low Interest.
O. & . RAILROAD CO'Y,
OFFKR TnKIIt LANDS FOR BULK UPON THA
tollovlnar liberal ter in: One-tenth ot the prica
in cuh; Interest on the tulanco at the rate o( saves
per cent one yenr after sale, and each followlnr rear
One-tenth or the principal and Interest on the balance
at the rate of f,een per cent, tier annumi Both prUi
i!ml and Intt ret pit) i'ile 111 U. S. Currency.
A dlarount of teit per vrct. ullowod for cash.
Letters ahould be addressed to
J'AUL fiOHUI.ZK, Lend Agent,
O. It O. II. It. Co., rortland, Ogn.
Corbett's Fire Proof Livery
Hack & Feed Stable.
Corner 3d and )lii l Strctts, rortland, Oregon.
L. B. MAOOON, Prop.
JBjrsssas mEtKPHOXE NO. IM.lLults
rJMWJLs -Sk X'- :l K, 23. 24, K, St) ft 27.
ffT ajV ri"T for Hacks and Baggage wagon
VfJ W nromntlY atte nrtnd tOdavoro
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treat tli a Dlicatn nf T)imiHttr ir.t.n.i.
th quc.tlon.i pcrtalniiiff to the profeflalon. tw
SL , worn! bj null. Cngtoratlntr Colts and Rlwllairs
Salem, Ortffou. Jaii?4tl
RUSSELL &COS
PORTAILE SAW MILL!.
FARM a SAW MILL ENIINES,
THRESHING MACHINES, ETC.
t'lrrulars aad rrlre.lJvta Heal free.
RUSSEL CO., PorUand, Or.
KD. 1IUOII13, Uanagr. lnovm
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