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}? | LN V3 , river wy) ray ; at oe ser E Ss ae — RLES. CHARLOTIELOWN. PRIVeR By i“ a li JE ARLULIELOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MONDAY, APRIL 9, i883 VOL. 12.---NO. 117 a . it f | i* , ~——— f “ WJRSRANAS, LEU IN ES TC, iv, 1tQOQe2, J ’ ~s Avt’. 17. TT - ‘4 ‘> ‘ ti] Ty Ni wraireeannre -~— — igh = ae ee tea ei NAMEN EN DUbLEV AN X MAUSEIEDL, | : | shor f Labrador. In p! t the N oe § “ \ ? . Sy; cm C2, ie . . 7h Cs 01 Le or. Nn p.aces, ; VENING seal | io ea mame oe a, |THE Datty ExamineR.! t. Is places, ahthe tier A ryt 0 ate » ox i toh ed A ie il WR Poe cae ee FS {London Capes and about Torner, the cliffs Wei At UBL EO"“A° LP W sar if} ¥ ¥ thea japproach one hundred feet in height. And Warr a " eS SAN mw fio : APRIL 9, 1888. grand, wild shore acenos they make, of vast 4 i teiters in ¢h : ed tes oe ee ——————————— = | shadowed rock walls. and fuaming reefs of j ‘ , * , . . : a’ e ' S , e . € ; i — oo 8 ESB ry, i oe caledtious sandsione, and gushing shingle 3 land, | WIPE GSESR rip g° TE ik rte AE, 6 Our Own Coast. of pebbles icz-borpe from Labrador—and : FR @M32a5.% oo A E y _g~ - i a al ‘ ; . ‘ ss Laie + Se —# EY V FR RUE. 53 if MOTD? i bocining caverns, and the sough of the ; : 0’ Falidran* And will completely cha : : :. a s | How the blue sea sublimes our Island!) oc o¢ that be ‘ : fatoran’s Building, Gre; nge the blood in the eniirs syat® ’ : . breeze, that bears from the h: aving breast jy 8 Great; gon who will ts “o systeGein three months. Any ‘ecenery | What a back ground it forms t . i és George 8 ‘ wriuttetown. - : © will take 1 Pill each night from 1 to 12 weet aa stirs on y per- ae ery ; ia a DacK Zrounag 1 orms | of the wave, the lone sad ery of the petrel. A as 1 3 3 + ols ealth, if such a thing be possible. Por ourtiied Rendiail : rec sound ake avenutie picture of softly swelling! Ty. delhantwel cue: ental eimai ae. es equal, Physicians use them in ¢hei ti Me Sepianeshere Billehaveno —_})i}s and harvest-burdened fields! Ii wiaps| 4); : : ' YY sg Me W. W. Scinivas, Q. C. | Cagsrea B.-Macn ; > them in their prectice. Sold Cees where . - oe "t@PS\ thirty-two lights, which, with bays and i & , 4 " | VEGSTER BD. MACNEILL,| eight letter-stamps. Send for circul: ' ,or seut by maii for. them round, like the arms of..thedntinite ae : ie ap aver : ! rates, , o ae Be —____ oF circular. 1, 8. JOMUNSOM& CO:, BOSTON, MASS. Cae Le th, hol ‘th it or ; »;beacons, are maintained by the paternal / . Jan. 16,'%: — eermeiie ee . jendowing the whole with its of agjesty. | pominj -ernn f fi h Baas ithly, am , . ' ominion Government at a cost of fifteen games rly advertise. | . ; | . ' CROUP, AS HMA, BRONCHITIS From the elevations of the interior We) thonsand dollars a year Q aay, halt -y 7 : Ri aim | JOHNSON’S ANODYNE 1 an “» ~loften catch a’ glimpse of it. layi i ‘ol a ‘p applicat | Fae 8 bah biadeia. | taneously relieve tpesierriole disses cet rane ata lf, i CORDA i GU ee ot 1S, Eng: 0M the! Phe great sand dunes on ovr north i ao TT nena SUV AHA UL EL ae cure nine eases onfsof ten. Information that will save 8" Horizon, beyond the distance purpied| shores are the most extensive int) a ' sina: Seat Gao P 3 > aie s : : ; tensive 8 : — sae i i : Plane petted Meee mail. Don't-delay a moment. | hil’s, a flashing sapphire, the gemmed base| Maritime Provir eon: Shikai wal ANAC FOR APRIL, 1833. JOH NSON’ Soo cee /or which is built the arch of heaven . ae ae Nga oni ALMAS he . rae Ps (om . . oe N § ANODYNE LINIMENT eee oe To ep] iy the sea scene in perfection g Sn Tee ho Ee Se } sitll i} | s7'3'h rh) t euraigia, Infu 8 Lanes Riecdine at éh egg A er nl ernal Use). CUKES : y the @ sce ectlo o 1 . an Z an '* DGG bisulaiug U ib} any, Chronte Rheumatisn, renee peeps ot o Tunen, ¢ hronic HoaretaeeteHecking Cough, Whooping Cough, ‘seme tine summer afte:noou for a Irive on iy Sree _ oe oe asgaee . Spine and Lame Back. Suid everywhere S.or4.. ety: Cholera Marbrs, Kidney Troubles, Diseases of the ; it r oa ii” ae : northern coast-line of the Island, h = y, § A th, JF ENGLAND | "Aa te te ewan sna Send for pamplilet to 1. 8. Jeuixson & Co., Bostox, Mass. the Southern Shore Road of Lot 65. You duced these ag accumulations = ae ii 7 upeedeaaieas in thie ca mae | pass along the crest of a steep aclivity over- This freak of natare has nearly dcothaved , Lt, TEN \ DULLARS of the Horse and Cattle Powders cnn, post x lo king the boundless, jewelled she if saat ; c Tt fi © Worthions wi Cate Powders sold here Mama il a vundless, Joweled sheen Of) ai] our principal fishing harbors, by filli pea. @ Sloedaenes Porte, He says that Sheridan's By ‘blue. Its grand and placid majesty forever h P . a filling ; Sen i Ti hina ir 10 flnm | mmensely valnatle. Nothin eure and ; iby your side, as you pess al aile after |" their entrances, The Dominion Gov-:.... ” an Days | UU thi Lit Wf U UU ip ul fa) to 1 pint fod. Sold evecpa heme ee Make hens lay like Sheridalie Condition Powders. Dose, 1 teasp'n- Pie 5 : y ONS Ie (ernment spent thirty-eight thousand dollars iti POUL RLY Aid pt ecy where, or cent by mail for ¥ letter-st: : se : 4 mile of tl d vrerw hel rith ; : i vater|len’h., | y mail for £ loiter-stampse ud. 8. Joussox ¢ vv., Bostom, Mags, | Mile te Fad, overwhelms you Wit) 8 iast year in endeavoring to improve them « ee . _" . . “¥ . . . a : oat . ; $C } Se D , in- , . . i hmii att'n i} CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS! ee ee ‘pes aon of its mbnite beauty. You in The means employed is the construction of in asic 24 1 . 87 bog ; " |stinetively exclaim— breakwaters, so as to restrict the breadth of ‘ a - nstrance eifected on all kinds of yroperty | ** Such th t, st a ; , ; i Pogo! 93) 2 3:1! 6 2) A of F j : Such thou art, stupendove ocean ; the currents in the entrances of the ps at current rates. Losses settled smptly | ck ‘ Dere:’ i ” a to : 1e6e : é ttled promptly ‘ ‘ Na. ec 7 = And if o’er’whelmed with the } : 40 117 34 See ae _ J BAG i& SS / «8c Pp a “T : er med Wi ee, harbors, and cause them to deepe 38 > 3 4 33 crate serepgae aaa ISAY EuS 2 8 SAT Bos t © Si LES’ Can I think without emoticn, own chenmshe pen their . VESBRISz & ANGUS, | What yy Cr be” ’ Pe | ) 22 at must tay Creator be? A me h : a tae General Acenta: | ; : : pretty scene thoee fishing harbors b 30) 4 4410 ‘ Whee —~Bidtly Side Qasen Sauare ‘ | At Cumberland the people have placed | present ou @ clear summer afternoon when >| 30! 5 13 10 49 Mh'town, Reus. 1 TARR | ‘ « | their neat and substantial stone Chapel on|a fresh breeze is just abating. In quick : la high rocky bluff, almost immediately over } |the waves. I[t was a beautifnl idea to erect

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~ ral he ote Oe cue a! cay anchorage at the pier, and spreading their ze $15 LO SE 3 W jEAT | ‘a shrine for the worship of God isl ea . .. ' ; W ‘ rt p of God on this} white sails as they drop down the silvery 2 3 + 2 | es oh ii a| IN TEE WOml.p. /Sea-washed steep, where the power and|sheet of the sheltered basin. They rapidly ” O10 t4] 2 42 Fak SALE, & ed 0 : ee. of his works are so grandly dis- glide past the entrance bar, where yet the 19 4titl 17, 3 44 , : ry ois - if A pine eyed. F sea is booming deep thunder, and are soon 17} 42 aft 19) 4 56,13 28] a a nt ihe Dominion Safety und Li € ssociation _ At Cance Cove there is another Church] dappling on the breast of the blue billows. 6 atti olen W — amenene. Makes ve strong | + be th rama OE ge esa dow ’ They course the sea in search of fish, or 14) 45| 2 291 335 our, Yields the best, Well suited | ‘ y the beach, where the “ mighty waves of} Jay-to for a catch, all the while drifting far 2] 46, 31818 7 't the Isiand seil and climate Or ST. JOHN, N. BS. the sea” must often add the deep organ i from their Sealant haven, till they Oo) 48) 4 21. § 47) JORN NEWSON. | ne Qa F toves of their music to the sacred song of} are but white dots on the vast-spread bine. 9| 5 21) 9 75 tion = ; . 250.000 2pOs] ith ia teas oe st praise. : Presently, the verge of the sky looks wild 7\ 50 6 2110 4 | om town, March 3, '83,~2w >? 000 De posit with the Dominion Gov ernment. Working Where the sandstone hills come right! and the isa sonia shade a the distant | 5) 52] 7 2110 33:13 49) enti ca . under Government Tjicense. down to the coast, as they do at Cumber-|sea-line, The boats observe it, for we can oud 7 ; 4| 53 82011 6 ' i H i SI ARR ° land and beyond Rice Point, the shore-line | tell that one by one they are heading home- t fetay =| 2) 54, 9 UTA 41 AGRG } i ae a foal 5 ie : is high, roeky, and bold; and the sea forever|ward. As they near the harbor, alread SWelsesday ; 0, 55/10 12 afte i “ - An Assessment Company with a Safety Fund, Life Insurance roars and frets and chafes along its storm-| here and eee white flame te’ baretion ee ie et eee aah $s ‘YI + : > A ; at its actual cost, riven front. over the darkened deep. But one fisher- Cfnday aay OS 8S Oe ee \ r ft; A _ It is worth while to go down and linger} man, Jetained by his better luck, has dis- oe ei ° aa 3 14'14 o| ’ ° : 5 . Orr in these scenes of towering rocks, and| regarded the approaching squail: and not yay i7 1) 0 ids —_ Res Good Canvassers Wanted. sounding caves, and foaming reefs, and|tiii it is actually breaking round his buat

52 2) 1g} 4 23) gushing beaches, and pearly shells, and bright waifs from the deep, and be lost in the roar of waves, while they— “Chronicle the ages past,

And notch the centuries in the eterval rocks.”

Our Islanders love the sea-shore scenery. There isa broad shelf of rock runninz along the face of the cliffs at DeSable, the

does he make for harber. Now, on he comes, with swelling sail, plowing the deep in foam. As he approaches the entrance at the bar, it all seems enveloped in the one wild sea of roaring breakers. Weil he knows the land-maiks, and where the track ~~ of the entrance channel lays. Oh! is it © now deep enough to carry a swell of un- broken water, through which he ray “pass safely to his shelter; or is its shallow current drowned in the mad white flame that roars

mr Indubitable Evidence, (Condensed)

Dectors _Drogzists, aruers,

; Some of the additional home testimony re-

2 : e , ceived since publication of last pamphlet, ar ke hy ; | . - — saute 7 es Trew “" y were oved his Oifice. GIVING ENTIRE SATISFACTION, ' , Picton, April 20, Gentlemen, —I find that your Pavs are giv-

LEONARD MORRIS,

General Agent for P. E. Island. sll ghia

From Merchanis

DR. MACLEOD ©

Summerside, Net, 28, 1882.—Ily — LAS —— ie

TO HIS RESIDENCE,

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Gitown, March 6, 1533.—1m eod wkiy

Mit DOOR: 7) ZINN CHURCH,

ing entire satisiaction, and wish you inc: easea sales for so valuable aremedy for disease ot the kidne;s J. B. Moxpen, M. D. OF SERVICE TO PATIENTS, Lime Lake, April 22. Gentlemen,—Your Pad has been of great

FURNITURE, AT

floor of which is worn smooth and level, by the wash of the surf in heavy storms. There is not a boy for miles around whose j /name is not cut into this smooth pavement.

COST.

This rock balcony, overhanging the deep swell, has been long the trysting place for the youthful manhood of the district. There is acharmin the wave, and the breeze, and the broad sea scene which the

with a thousand ocean plunges from the deadly shoals of the bar, forever locking him from home and hope ard life? B.

Persona!l—Gossip.

aire nn | service to some of my patients already, ae oe - manly soul can never resist. John Brown, Her Majesty's late favourite a ‘eget No! EOD & F iORSON Jno. Maxweut, M. D, & : We know more than one bold headland servant, is said to have ila up $5,000,000, ae ee ¥ BRIGHT’S DISEASE CUNQUERED, 0 Os ite Post e ce Charlottetown whose grass-carpeted sommit, reared forty We hiv init ss wath eae met 4 be Ws be ® | or fifty feet above the booming surf, is ihe Sla le will whi ei liv. as to whether or not oe Sla¢ p Sallivan,

Enteiprise, April 13, Genthemen,—Five years ago I feil with a

= Jaristers & Atwwrneys-at-Law, bag of grain, Which caused weakaess in my

een wTAne ATanire of . NLUGHTERS;, NOTARIES PUBLIC, a ack, “nd brought on an attack ot

t | Brigit’s diseasc, and wiiich caused me to lose

regular gathering place on sunny Sunday os lie Macri may

afternoons. not.—Grip, ‘ Where large beds of shale come to the{ The Princess Louise will not now pro-

surface at the sea-shore, they form rockless bably leave Bermuda unti] May when she

coasts, where the breakers foam far out] Will return to Rideau Hall vic Halifax. y

oo . DS, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Parlor, and Drawing Room Betroom Suits, Looking Glasses and Mirrors, Window Furniture, Picture Frames and

also

Picture Mouldings,

. iCQ=es: lconsideiable in weight After wearing your - , ; , : } OFFICES: | Pau for six weeks, ne 13 pounds, oan . over wide reaches of sand, and where flat} Ah Wong, a bright young Chinaman, is Fe dorm Club Com niit ee Rooms, Opposite Post) pain and weakness bes left me. I wonla JOHN ) I ic W sid RN field and swamp sink their borders to a level|/reporting Chinese news in New York in ; iR — Vice, Charluttetown, 1. E. Island, lhave been yet in the dector’s bands, had it Si am . iv, with the wave; or they make inlets—peace-| both the Chinese and English languages. ; i Wechaats’ Bank of Halifax Building, Sum-| 2t be+@ for my using your Kidney Pad. Sennen 708. Sen tg ful, glassy sheets of water, It is denied that it is the intention of the : ) u OL i bLaka yin, MGR ;

Signed, W. Fexwics, Miller, ‘* While the harbor bar keeps moaning.” Imperial Government to withdraw the gar-

merside, P. k. Island.

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JOHN MAGEACGHERN,

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AGENT FOR

Lingiand, Company, of Engiaud,

ot Ltighaud, His Office to his New Buildiag,

SWiown, Dec. 7. 22

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D. 0, CHALMERS, Lsoe—tt

McLEAN,

Gak Hotel.”

Royal Fire Insurance Company, of loudon & fancashire Fire tasurance tiny of Loudou Fire Insurance Co.,

Fas REMOVED

tie, Queer “id King Sts, —Up Stairs.

Bank of Nova Scotia.

$1,003,006

325,080 s bank will be opened op baild ing

t ik of Prince Badward f) t

4 _ tader the mauazement of the under-i

U2neq .

on interest, and ie various Agencies aud

txechange bought and S2ucral baaking business transacted

tien, from painful infl«mmation of the blad- der, I bave been treated by a dozen physi. cians to mo purpose, but have worn your Special Pad six weeks. The pain, swelling and infammation are gone and [ am well, Your Pad js the only cure for kidney diseases,

J. A. Frases. Manf. 6f Wooden Wares.

ALL PRAISE THEM HIGHLY.

Tamworth, April 13. accident 12 years ago wrenched my back. 1 could hardly walk, and never litted anything The Pad purchased from Mr. Jas. Aylsworth has nearly made me as strong as ] ever was. I know of several

being used, and all praise them bizbly.

Jas. SUMMERS.

Enterprise, April 13 Gentlemen, — Your Pad is helping me won- derfully. My complaint is inflammation o!

the kidneys. Jos Vie. Puicgys—Chbild’s Vad, $1.50. Regular vad,

Gentiemen,—An

The Business Premises Kuown as

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Lately in the Occupation of R, W. Tremaine,

JAS. DESBRISAY.

Charlettetown, Dec. 29, 1882.—tf

$2.00. Special Pad tor Chronic Diseases, $3.00. Jounw Ksrene, sole agent Georgetown. J. A. Gouruts, sole agent Summerside. Joun J. ARSENAULT, ‘Lignish.

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Pesitively cures vow Weak Memory, L086 of Brar tration, Night Sweats super Barrenness, Semana Werkn ess, of ower. lt repairs Nercous ee ates the .’aded Ia tellect, a. “. ; : stores & ing Tone an t

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a . atmant dees not effect a cure. itis the money if the treatment coe Nein the Market.

acne Medicir . Chespest and Rent - G sa pd Ont a egiars in our pamphlet, which we desire to mail free toany address. 1a by D

aktg Masmetict Mediclwe 13 0% rug gi ae. soe 3 ~* vex, or 6 boxes for $2.40, or will

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daor, Out-, Canada ries”

Sold in Charlotretown by Apothecs

Agente for ee ony

BILT, HEADS. BLANK «© ahQUES,

THE EXAMINER

JOB PRINTING OFFICE

HAS LATELY BEEN REPLENISHED WITH

A Large Supply of Printing Types and Material;

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OF THE LATEST INVEXTION AND BEST DESCRIPTION, |

‘cinnia, end pearl-ln«d Modiola are gems! ,that here attract the seaside wanderer, and |; ,,

AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED,

Under the Careful and Skilful Supervision of Mr. J. W. Mitchell'«

TO PRINT LETTER HEADS, RECKEPES, POSTERS, DODGERS, &ec., Ke,

NOLES OF TAND. HA‘SD BiILLs,

qeaaeOn Short Notice, in Good Style, at Cheap Prices.

general line of the coast. This movement has produced a great fault, so that the beds on the west side of the inlet have been rais- ed five hundred feet above those on its east side. The quiet shore of this mud- bottomed bay bear little surface evidence at present of such an amount of disturbance. The denuding forces of ages—sea waves and currents—make small work of smooth- ing off a little irregularity like that.

Where deposits of shale alternate with massive sandstone beds, they often form narrow coves surrounded by lofty walls of crumbling rock. We bave seen one of those coves surrounded by lofty, brilliant red walls, crested with a bright green growth of birches and firs, when the setting sun pour- ed a flood of golden light into it, make a scene of the most extravagant brilliancy of coloring. The little inclosed bay of water, glassed with the stillness of the evening hour, reflecting every vivid tint, while its silver skirts gently lapped the gilded masses of fecus-covered reefs, added unspeakably to the beauty of the picture. The peuit wandered piping by the shadowed tide; and from the thicket overhead, the pure, sweet pliaintive nutes of the hermit thrush mingle with the sigh of the wave.

Our southern coast is one of the richest grounds in the Dominion for the shel! col- lector. The waters of the Straits being warmer than those of the Gulf or the Atlantic, contain a more svuthern assembl- age of mo!lusks—such as we do not find else- where till we go down to the coast of Massa- chusetts.

The shoal coast westward from DeSable is the st place. Beautiful Cummingia, lossy little Gemma, Slipper Limpets, rare littl Bus-

not found in the colder waters round vs.

elis from Prince Edward Island. do not appear on their lst.

Our bays are the natnral head quarters of the Ovysterin the Gulf; and eught to be utthzed for the extensive prodnction of the

* Juscjous bivalve.’

The clear cold waters of the north east, however, isthe place for fish. The Mack- erel and Codfish exported are nearly ail taken there.

The norihern coast is wilder end more

rugged than the soutuern—beat by the ,

Gulf sunyws Vout oil unbrokvn ircm the

& MONEY TO LOAN, on good security, at THE ONLY PERMANENT CUBE, Nine Mile Creek bay is formed by/rison from Halifax, N. S., and hand Merate interest 5 . Tamworth, April 13. ss sh tilan the great shale beds of the lower Permian over the ordnance property and fortifi- ; i ; ie Gentiemen,— I was troubled with painful ; ros 'which are brooght to the surface here by a| cations of that place to the Dominion -Gov- f oelaon. W. A. 0. Monson. back, and could not retain my uriual secre- inte oi, 4 transversal, running at right angle to the| ernment. ‘

Henri Rochefort, in an article which appears in his journal, the Intransigeant, says: ‘The nation relies on the firmness and loyalty of Gen. Thibaudin to save the Republic from the misfortune of felling into the hands of Gen. DeGalfilet.

The King of Denmark has requested the Prince of Wales to use his influence with the Prussian Government with a view to securing favorable action: by the latter upon the grievances of the Danes in Schleswig- Holstein, The Prince, however, has wisely declined such a delicate mission.

The diamonds sent by the Khedive of Evypt to General Sherman when finally after many years of apxiety and annoyance they were taken from their crude Egyp- tian setting were not the gems they were supposed to be, but were worth altogether $30,000 or more. The diamonds were divided equally among the General’s four daughters- four sets of solitaire earings and four necklets. Still pone «f them have ever yet been worn, s0 great is the aversion of the family to undue display.

General Sir Lintorn Simmons, G. C. B., writes in the Nineteenth Century, sounding a note of warning about the weakness of the British Army. He says that out of a nominal force of 92,788 men, as a paid army at home, it was impossible to raise the required force of 32,000 for the Egyptian expedition. This latter force was made up

(number of reserves. ivory-shelled | rose-tinted |

by bringing 4,5€0 trom India, 2,000 from the Mediterranean garrisons and a large It appears that out of nearly a hundred thousand men only twenty thousand were available for service.

On the day before the reception tendered her at St. Georges, Bermuda, the Princess nise went on a sketching expedition along

; | the shore, all alone, and, after a time be- The Geologic«] survey report forty-+¥O) coming tiirsty, went fora drink to the. cot- We now there are twerty-eight, more, which’

age of anegro tishe: map. Moone was there but ‘‘auntie,” and she was busy as could be ironing 2 shirt for her * ole nan,” to wear at the reception. The Prinvess ask. for a drink ‘* ’se no time to bedder getting water {[o you,” was the reply; ‘‘I’se fea’iul busy. for I’se bound to see the Queen's child te-morrow,” ‘But if you'll get mea drink I'll iron while you do 0,” said tie thirsty Princess. The off r was accepted the Princess finixh d the shirt and got her drink and then revealed her identity. ** Fo’ dé Lo’d, honey {" ext aimed ‘Sanptie.” when she recovered from her eur- rise, ‘ole man, no’ no one elve’li ever wer det shirt again, aviv!”

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