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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

EDwAnD ecHREcK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ No III BroAdsAy.-A 0lwneas sste Oh PakDf1nu by
y. s0aHEox. - fnandsy. Nsy A. = u oEcso2, Il
srsnss sss IN !. psvsss "a 49,: %. r:,n;:ss .ss s.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

RnowrH nIoHoLA AuofroHHERs WILL SELL
~ us Gay tWednesdayl h front Of sassrooms s. Hamau
street, O'Clock brown saddle Horpe rs hspds
high walks and uus fne; nd graesfui osnsrsr
ssund
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

A CARD.-eKprBump Few AND I.uvy on
~ goA,g Y.,sass.d ks NJ wesssrp .svsst : hrss =
ossDe suest B-uershant aknrp kavins ~ I. ~
oil plsese address - abovA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

CORPORATION NoTICR.-rHD uomnIvraE ON As.
" ents Of Ne Board Of Aldermen WI mess on Ihars
NAY ~ 1850 O'Clock r. ~. ~ ~ Cbsmbcys seree,
m Of IL board o. Assors An persons having pagers,
A. bsfors sHh eosmisss~ ars invf 81 70 BE- present.
nfCH'L TOunKN. , Com mites
IN " GGNEr.
0Bo. SARA, >Ass-snsnsa
J. Nrrcu Hrxpv. uerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

OAnD.-W JACKSON. NO. sbl BROADWAY. HAS
"A ennsA.N On hAnd every srttsle desirable ~ fA.n
ousnng reasonable prices Pastsular aonpa = sllei
to'sur stssk II BonAsts and Nantias.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

4 UCr10N NOTfCB.-FURNIfURB TAKEN or gYOR
sse In Tie safe b. iok building SIC sxA avenue y b
furDFus wagons and ears always rsady 70 Ill kinds
Of furniture n IL cry o. 70 he scuney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

UvTTOH RorTCB
"A - 80 % Bur.L 4 mo
bcyery and - Jamea orsse,
nsdSsne. nsska n1iill.c~y, In
ssslse. rnnGfo<>n. 1rou In
-. = y * is ssss: 1scs .ss,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

VVm. wITrIRe AUCTroFEDR, WILL SELL. This
w DAY 81 ~ ockck, light wagon shifsips 10 doube
huncea hsr end ethsr nAftreaes nns feasrr Bsds
kc BY order Of III Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

ID Il vAu AnrxKRP. AUCrIoNRRR
NARR 011IyB bssK1 40.
A q. HUMbBRr Vim ell mogpo~ N rruina A NV
o,clcsh IN Ne aiegoca, 70 na1Au ssrsss, taisoa
fARLyR rLAvrs-A snail but psrsssay rsoAsrsSs COL
Tbs saAenros0 h1is Invited Zee sdvsrssnsais 70 NOR
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
Whose Child Il TIsaty'

There do sl,et up DOW youF ever
lastin' cryin' aud moanin' am thank
ful enough you're goin' to the almes-
house afore night. 80 You'll be out OF
my way. for it's little too much to
have ones neighbor die. aud leave
their brats to be taken care Of bv folks
that happen to have six oi their own
Tho divers wife thus delivered her
orinien as she held up brown mug
ior pint OF milk which Was lai.y de-
posted therein
Whose child is ihat?' asked the
milk MANA bFoad-shouldered, and
sun burnt farmer. as he looked down
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

on tho small pale face, which hal not
met it, third bilih day. and down
which ihe pitiful tcafs were slowly
washing, as the poor child moapci
Tor is mother.
oh its Mrs Warmers. She lisc,l
IN the south chamber and took IN sew
ia; bat last week she went on sudden
ly. anl as told John. It's pity si.
couldn't have carried her young. nm
with her. for IL nouns al day after
IT. mammy. and we've got morc'n Nc
can DO 10 pnt bread aud butter m our
own chlldren's mouths. lct,in' sl0ps
our ncighbors.'
Won't you come 90 me?' asked
the milk-man. aud he set down his
pint measure, and held ont his ireckle,l
hands. aud then the little one rose
and troiied up TO him. the tears stand.
lag still for wonder in her sweet Lluy
eyes.
The small arms climbed about the
mans neck. and the little golden head
was laid trustingly against his breast.
and hc looked down on the sorrowfui
'l'ilc face. contrasting so strongly with
the coarse, robust ones Of the driver'-
children. and many thoughts arose and
went mp and down the mans soul ia
this wise. I'm sorry for you. from
the bottom of my heart, Won poor. lit
tie puny thing with no boiy 10 care
for you in the wide world
They'll send you to the almcshcusc.
aud its likely they'll hustle you
around there, and abuse YOU in tho
worst fashion.
What ii il was one Of our little
folks at home now7-I declare tbs
thoughts a little more than can
stand. and I've good will 10 taks
You along with me. It's true we amt
very .orehanlel. anil we've got eight
Of our own. and mother viii look down
struck at first. bat when slic comcs 10
look at the little sorrcwful face Of
yonrn. Shell Just say IN her soft quiet
way Jacob, you did right-the Lori
lsn gong 10 forget tins either. 80
| guess I'll take Won along. if you're
disposed to go. See here, Mrs. War
ner, yon needn't trouble Yourself 1,
to send this young'un to the alrnshouso
I'll ts ke it If you've no objection
The drivers wife set down her milk
mng in blank astonishmcnt. No. I
amt no Objection she answered. and
! am glad to think the chid's pervi-
ded for; but it does beat me, TO think
you're goin' to take it,
SO the milk-inan went out Of the
door with those soft arms about hi
neck. andt he downy cheek pressed ~,
against his brown one, while there
wandered up and down his heart like
sweet. solemn air. filling il with joy
and melody. 'lnasmuch as you have
lone it unto the least Of these, We have
done il INTO me- Arthur's Laiics'
Home VI M,gazine.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
Douglas Candidate for Vice
President Insults Mechanics
st Pitf~kury

Mr IIerSchel V. johnson could not let
the oportunity slip of insulting the
working men of the North, in his
speech at Pittsburg. Saturday night
last. lie denounced them as "slaves =
as men "owned by their employers"
varying his favorite theory that "cap-
ital should own labor" by asserting
that capital does own it, In speaking
of slavery. 1--WE copy from the Ga
Hette,s report, he said:
Look at the slaves in your own
work shops, they are driven to the
polls at the beck of their masters, un-
der penalty of being discharged
This was received with indignant
cries of Not SOP mo, sir!" No, no,''
No sir-ree, bob!' and so on, the work
men in the crowd asked, "What about
Capital owning Labor" He ans
wered by repeating the Insult. in sub
stance: Il do not believe" said he, "in
one white man owning another. as the
masters in Your work shops do"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

Hon James Brooks. Of New York,
has eclipsed the letter OF George
Sanders to the President. He has
been stumping in Maine. to try and
help Smart, the Douglas candidate
for Governor. The late news from
Maine will crafty him no doubt. as it
demonstrates the result of his efficien,
services in that behalf. He is Know
Nothing. and this is his letter:
New YORK. Sept. 3 1860
To the President Of the United States:
Maine votes for Abolitionism Mon
day next. the 10th. and you are re-
sponsible Tor it. The same Northern
revolution that rescued Rhod~ Island
and almost rescued Connecticut, wa:
reScuins the shipbnilling. lreighting,
manufacturing. trading State of Maine
and you have put a stop to ii. The
host Of your office holders. that line
for hundreds Of miles Names inden,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
.ArIcA. July Sd. 1910.

GENrLEMEN:-Having seen your cir
cular to the candidates OF the district,
in the public press. AMI not wishing
to conceal any opinion hell by me in
regard to the political questions now
agitating the public mind, | hasten to
reply to your interrogatories.
lst. | do admit and believe that
Congress has the right to legislate OF
the ST hlect of Slavery for all the Ter
ritorieS. the District of Columbia in
elusive.
I'd. | am positively in favor o. the
adoption of the Wilmot Proviso in all
the territorial organizations.
81. | am in favor of the prohibition
of the slave trade in the District oi
Columbia, the citizens of the district
expressing wish to Congress there,
for. II this could not he done,
should be in favor of removing the
seat of government to free soil.
4th. 1 an opposed "a the :admis
sion of any more slave States from
any territory not properly included ii
the Texas compromise.
Yours respectfully.
j. L. McDoSALD.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
HONE PArEns.-Stick to vour home

HONE PAPERs.-Stick to your home
newspaper. No matter if you are
poor; remember none are so poor as
the ignorant except it be the depraved.
and they to. often 60 together. Keep
your home paper, though it may not
be so large or imposing as some city
weekly, but remember it is the adver-
tiser of your neighborhood and dai V
business. and tells you what is going
on around you. instead Of a thousand
miles away. ii it is not printed on a.
nice paper as the weeklies and as good
as you wish to have it. pay the sub
scription promptly. aud rely upon it
the natural pri lie OF the publisher will
prompt him to Improve it as fast as
possible.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

Joe Mcdonald is now passing away
the time 10y making Douglas speeches
lie Is for intervention, and the
Drcd Scott decision or any other de
cision OF the Supreme Court. a few
months since he was Locomptonitt
administration man. A few year,
ago he was freesoil to the "back- bone. ;
Below we copy letter written by hin
in 1919, when he was a candidate
for Congress:
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
dsu's Ia worse for = VI s0,
Farhrr:

Farher?
1t is two years sincc lett off tho
use of tobacco. | only chcweda little,
but ] did enjoy my cigar pridcd
myself on my IIavanas. and might
have been seen almost any mo ming
with a cigar in my mouth. walking
down Broadway in a most cornfortsble
manner.
The way it happened that left of
is this: | had little son about six
years OF age lie almost always hur-
ried TO be really TO walk down with
me as far ~ the school. His bright
face and extended hand were alwavs
welcome, and he bounded along beside
me. chatting, as such dear little fellows
only can.
The city has in il many dirty. nm
cared for boys. whose chief delight
seems to be to pick up pieces Of dis
carried cigars and broken pipes, AMI
with their hands in their pockets.
puff away in very inclcgant manner.
One morning. il seemed as If little
Edger and | met great many of
these juvenile smokers. / became
very much Disguised. and pointer
them ont to little Elger rs awful
warnings of youthful delinquency.
talked quite largely. and said the city
authorities ought to break IL up.
\ little voice, soft and musical.
came up to me as | gave an extra
puff from my superb Havana. 4
bright little face upturned, and the
words.
Isn't it worse for a man, father
came TO my ears.
/ locked down on tho little fellow ut
my side. when his timid eye fell, anil
the color mounted on his boyi,h cheek
as If ..e had said something bold and
uniting
do YOU think it worse for a man.
Eiger?' / asked.
please. father. boys would not
want to smoke ami chew tobacco. il
men did not DO it,
Here was the answer. | threw
away my cigar. and have never tonch-
Ell tobacco since, in any form.
And is ii not worse for q man? Are
we not fearfully responsibles Are not
the daily example Of the rich, and the
refined, and the good. telling all tbs
time ON these vagabond children
whom we blame, anil would turn
over to city authorities? Am not T.
for c, in a measure responsible for
the example | have been daily setting
TO thesewretched outcasts. these lonely
and forlorn boys whom l daily meet
The customary use OF tobacco Is o
. stimulant is an evil. in whatever
form the habit may be acquired. Ii
leads TO drinking. anil thus TO other
vices. Can I. as christian man
Justify myself in the use Of ardent
spirits? Is net my example OF some
moment?
Parents. your c..: E->a see such
things. They th.4k 49,. i,lcra. ami
remember them; an II a little one
with an earnest tone. asks. is i not
worse for man. father wili yoa
not heed the voice?
Many things has Col 'hil from the
wise aui prudent. anl ycyca.e. them
upon babes. Ercn -. FAthes: Tor so II
seems.h good IN thy sight
--- ~---
, Mex, % "twerfy.f,er grains" there
is nothing like mean nlan's poke;
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

There are various reasons, but those
which refer more particularly to the
man may be summed up as follows:
l. He is honest.
Z. lie is friend to American la
Dor.
}. lie is opposed to the extension
of slavery:
4. lie favors the immediate al
mission Of Kansas.
D. He is in favor of Just and lib
eral Homestead bill.
.. He is inhexibly opposed to cor
ruption and intrigue in every form.
l. lie is true representative Of
the principles held by the fathers Of
the Constitution.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor.

HEEPS on hands Cloths, Cassimeres,
IN Vestings and Trimmings of every va
riety, and takes especial pains 20 give salts
faction TO his customers in making neat and
comfortable fits, and doing good and sub
stantial work.
Work done in the shop warranted, and
no pains spared TO please those who favor
him with their patronage.
Remember. good French Cloths, Doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere and a good as
sortment of Vesting always on hand.
sS- Shop west side Of the public square
Winchester, ocisl
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

Certainty and Uncertainty.
The Republican is the only party that
has any chance or hope of clccting lis
candidate for President by the popu-
lar vote.
The Republican is the only party
which dose not seek to disorganize
the Government. and keep the county
all winter in turmoil. by throwing
the election into the House Of Repre-
sentativcs.
The Republican is the only party
which has a distinct platform, under
stood and upheld in precisely thesame
sense, in all sections of the Union.
The Republican is the only party
which has not made bargains and Goa
litions to cheat the people with dou-
blefaced tickets. and electors repre-
senting Numerically opposite princi
pies.
The Republican is the only party
whose electors are cevtain to vote for
its candidate under any and all circum-
stances.
The Republican is the only party
that tolerates no disunionists in It's
ranks, North or South, anil all o!
whose members promise implicit differ
encc to the will of the majority, con-
stitutionally expressed.
In short, the Republican party is
the only one that takes straightfor-
ward course i'll this canvass-that does
not seek to cheat, to deceive, or to
intimidate the people. Those who vote
its tickets know precisely who and
what they are voting for. and there is
no other in the field, of which the
same can he said Albany Evening
Journal.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

The ordinary burden of a camel i,
80 lbs. With this load he viii trav-
ell at about two miles an honr for from
10 to Is hours per day. continuing
this service fog weeks, with only one
pound oil iood and pint OF water dai-
10
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
BLACKS NIT HING,
ANDREW y. NEEE,
&os. uD..I.ls.

Will take depoSitions, acknowledge deeds,
mortgages, powers of attorney, etc.
Blank deeds and mortgages always on hand.
Office in the new Jail building. up stairs,
Winchester. Ind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

riEcToRs Foa THE STATE st LARGE.
WILL CuMbACK. Of Decatur:
JOHN l.. MANSFIELD. Of Jefferson.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst District--Cyrus VI. Allen, of Knox
2d-John ". Raw. of Clarke;
ad-Alorton &. Hunter. of Monroe;
lth-John II. Farquanar, of Franklin,
5th-Nclson Trusicr. OF Fayctte;
9th Reuben A. Riley. Of Hancock;
1th--I)hn II tnnah. of Putnam:
stli--Samuel a. Hun. of 1ippecanoc;
9th-James N. Tyncr, of Miami;
lUth-lsaac Jcnkinson. OF Alien:
lith--Dlyid @. Daley, OF Huntington.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
3 l. A M K 8

Deeds, Mortgages, Delivery Bonds, Ex.
ecutions, Summonses, Subp9nas, Consta.
BILE Sales. etc, etc. fo- sale at this ol6ce a;
reduced prices.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

ell sea coast, and the host Of Post.
masters that dot every village in the
interior, trembling in fear Of removal
from you. have not. with few cxccp-
tions, dared TO speak or act with any
efficacy. even in mere State election
Hence a heroic army OF rank aud file,
going To battle without their custo-
mary generals, will be routed by the
well drilled enemy. Upon You is all
the responsibility. One word from
YOU. aud we could merrily sung:
"Nlorn brcakcth in the East, Sc, &c,
Th, same responsibility is now res
ting upon you in the Empire State.
One word from you and we have but
one Electoral ticket TO run against
the common enemy. Or, il others run
a ticket in spite of you. it will not
poll votes enough to rank among the
respectable scattering You and you
alone can now unite the Opposition
OF the North. and forbid the election
OF a northern sectional, geographical
President. purposcly selected to make
war upon organized society in fifteen
States of the Union VIII You. in
New York es in Maine. shoulder this
irightful responsibility?
Yours respectfully
JAMES Books.
1t is expected that ,Iccmcs will
make the following reply by tele-
graph;
WAsuNcTos. Sept
To the Hon. James Brooks:
Not scared at all.
e.. q. ID. Yours. &e., J. B.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11
WASHINGTON. Sept
To the Hon. James Brooks:
Not s,.,ol -, III

e. q. ID. Yours. &c., J. B.
{. 9. ID. means collect on delivery,
as the President is known TO be avcrSe
to paying for political dispatches
himself.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

We dropped gently down the
streem. Jemima set by my side.
ditto the picknick basket. and | was
happy. In transport Jemima clasped
her hands upon her bussum, roaled up
her ize and seq to me. Joshua. sez
she, 'ain't this suJlime?' Then | said
IL was. likewise much more. I've
seen the dear gurl DO that moshua,
above referred to, sinst, but it was for
another reason. The Come Il is a
small steemer. not larger than sum
lcry 6oseS I've seen. bat she wolkcd
the water like talag oy lie. as
Byron sez. till she com 2 the end ov
the moth peer. Wen she began to
cross the Lsik Jemima was set by me
and tho ricknick basket. scz ],
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-11

1t is expected that ,Iccmcs will
make the following reply by tele-
graph
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05
Cossissiosrss CTTies
ChArlrnfnAn Inlr 8 iRan

's'~"n' 'eN y 'co0
TIE parties Interested in The above suit srr
he'ehE notified tia, have appointed tn CD dsy
OF Aarasi hsri, 81 NV said odhee Ca execute th-
stove dreiee 81 Which time snd place Ihry are
r'q1irsd TO atend
SAMUEL STONE Cent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05

. .s,sas~scaaa sisssss. eorrsp6oa Of ths
SluoA hy vhirh tf,As asaa hsopnrs skisis4.
s.sA, "A yosr. b1ng IN ths s,rsslstisn. q
s-rvuAn shs whois hcdy. and nay hur,t 20
u Asups On sny p>rs u 10 Nc orgse . frus
"a n sfs,eAs. aor = thes ens With Ia nsy
.ss Ssrzoy. rhs sercfulops talns 3 vsrasSy
sn..sA ~ nrrvarii di-ssss. iew hvhE. dis-
-IusA q unhs.lthy soSd. inpsrs Ar. Ala
a. alshy h>hii2 ths dsprs-~ing vies> 49,
49,, "A, ~ IN sssserrsi iAfssfisa. Nhss-
s-w hs zen sssgi,. b b Ass~dssaFy IN The sos'-
ssssuus.. assesnklns from parents % shildrsa
~nso - Did end tBarth grnrsnoa - indeed.
\ $500 - b th< rod II Him who Gays. 80
WI va IL i.sx.issS q IL i.aAsss spa
Aar sAalassu--
IL s1urss ss...sss ~ d<pssisioa fsvu a.
Assek q ssv~vs 90 ~iesro2s matter. ~hirh. Il.
- isa<S live. aid Interval osgsnA. n tsEnrd
sh-sis; n The sisndS svsihnss, end %
- swhes. suptsons % sor~- This soal cor
sspsssa. vhich eeadss IN No blood. d~prs-ss
- 0errss a kfs. % thss ssrofsloss eanstisa.
aGs - snly S'~~ hoea ssrsfaloos soA-
pisi.s. ~ thsy A..s - -..s ,svG 70 with
iaaat <hs sska<As % sthsr dis>ss>s; ssnse-
.Sssaly. vsss .zzesss perish By di-Drdrrs
Which. althssxh sos scyofslous IN their mature.
- sssn rrnds~a fAasi ~ this tssnt m ths
sy~ra- Ns-s a III ssusanptioa which de-
ssnAf.s ~ h.zaa fAanily has lts org directly
IN this scronsioss soats.inst,na and many
S-r~sdvr ds>ss~ = ths live. kidDsy.. bran.
-. intse&. q al tie organs. are fron -
- sepsvstsd BY shs emo ssass.
ons sssztsr 4 al our people srs serohie-sI
r<Asr Pssseas srs invaded BY this lurking n
sessnan. and th<ir health = undermined BY n
.Ts eis..ss IL fsum the system NE mus; reuovais
90 blood by IN aitrrssivs msdieins. and IN
sigyrsss Il by healthy food saA sxefusA
&aeA Q ns1>ans w Wpply -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05
AYERS
Csnpsund Extract Of SarsaparilA.

he most sEss,aal remedy which the medical
Ain a our tirnrs can dsviss for this sv1y
where prev.iling md fatal nalsdy. IL 10 sosa-
kansd fru<n the most astivs re'nedials that hsvs
been discovered for the expurEation Of this fosl
disorder from the Mood. and The rcsrus Of ths
system hom 10 destructive consequence.
Hence Il o Guild 10 snploycd tur the cure a
pss oaiy ss,uf4ls. bst slso thar ether aiEss-
noos which arse fFun u. sash 49, EnrrrIvu
and skiS DrsE.sE.. sr. AsrsoSr's FIAs.
kosE. q EsutrHLAs, Pzyiss. PssrrLrs.
BEoseaHs bLsrss and Bolts TrxoHs. Tsrrrn
AID sALr RagrN. ScsLD Ht.b. kr~o~onn.
kE.rsArHss. SsvsllIrss zad MlzcUniaL Ds-
sasrs. Daor.r. DrsrBrstA. DEssLrrf. ard,
AAesd. Az CSuvSAFgsr As1-;No Sson vrTtA-
mn % IrPsas BLoop. ifls popular bellsf
n % a~y~wfy Il eAs bisaS" = tOsndsd IN truth,
~ ssrofaia y tegsnsshan e the blood. 1ks
particular paFposs and virfus q this Saruaps-
Salls = Go PaSify saa reeenefsis this vital euiA
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