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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
Particular Caution.

In the. day, Of medical impo'iiion. ~h.n
mea assume ~ he y.icisns without aay keo-l.
edge of medicine ~hsts'er. Persoa. cannot u
too csr-fsi % whom they spply, before al least
m,kiag .orse Inquiry. sai s.psci ally ~ Relations
10 those Who make the neutrality-suspicious. Nd.
,eti.isg physicians. IN niae os'es out oftsn, are
,-Pa.,.'.; ssd .. the -.psp>rs are isiioi their
deceptive advsu,.emsats, ~iihoui max ins i.9sIy
10. to one ,oa will be imposed upon. DR.. W..
will send frsc, by enclosing one stamp az above.
a p,mphlst on DISEASES OF WOMEN sad
os private disease. generally; also. e,tcnlsr.
rt,,as fall isfofms,,oa. Nth the mos, s-issti,d
,,f-,.so s.d ,,Iss-,s!'. wiih"ut ~h,ch M adj.
,r,,i.,aF ph,.icsa or medicine Of thu. tind %
d,-,,,a. 81 ANY CONFIDENCE wIiATEv.
III.
D,. Msti.os l. the oal, edses,ed phy'ioian 10
Providence, u not 10 New Englsnd, Who sd',r.
t,.... m.kiss . .p-ei.h, offu'sis D'.-s.e.i
add h. fsrni.h.. the very bet testimonials, both
ofhi. k..riy snd .i,H ~ there ARE any 9th.
ere, LET THEM DO TiiE SANE.
O,Je,. by MAJ promptly siiended 10. Write
,oar ,ddfs.. pis,nl,. anil sead TO Dr. ". n.
MkTTisON. ss sbo's. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

CkS" D'' s'''
whose s;gnaiure covers the eoIks 9th. .sruin
.sIy, and 10 whom addrs,. all eomnpnieaiion..
by al respectable d.sl-r, .,,r,wh.rs.
u. y. Bates 4 Co.. Paris; DR.. W. A. Ru'
soa,h Paris; d. =. No,e', Moves. NoI~syS
reais. W. y. Phillips, Portland; W. J.. ADD
& CO., Bangor, Wholesale agents. "a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY, JUNE 8, 1856

Cities contemplate the construction OF
a canal around the falls at that place.
This looks like stupendous work ;
but competent judges pronounce it cn-
tirely practicable. The estimated cost
is $175.OOO. The probability is, that
the work will be commenced soon
and, when it is completed, it we'll prove
an excellent investment to its proprie-
tors, aud. of incaIculable benefit to. the
entire Willamette Valley.
The convicts alluded to in my last,
have been rccaptured. They are no
longer regarded as "trusties."
The report in relation to the death
of Gen. Lane has proved incorrect.
He is lying at Roseburg, and is said to
be slowly recovering.
The steamer Col. Wright is again in
motion, making her regular trips be-
tween the Des Chutes and Wala Walla.
The Okinogon has been placed between
Walla Walla and Statewide, on the
Clearwater. There isan immense trav-
cl between these points. l am in
formed that the Col. Wriyhts passenger
and freight bill, on the trip on which
she met with the accident, amounted
to $4,000.
The election of Wallace as Delegate
to Congress from Washington islooked
upon as fixed fact, by all parties here.
After the manner in which Gariielde
received his nomination., he receives
but little sympathy here, even among
Democrats. More anon.
MAJOR.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08
My Verses.

Some years ago-sO say my notes
When Sabbath's brazen bells were Ginning
The music from their hollow throats,
Induced me straight to take to rhyming.
For many a drcary hour | sat
And having closed poetic labor,
put my rhymes within my hat,
And started for my nearest neighbor.
Nv ncighbor's eldest girl, knew.
Laid claims to being :" literary"
So, TO her fathers house I flew,
To read my poetry to Mary.
She was the faircst of her race;
Her waist was small, and fingers tapercd,
And smiles around her rosy face
Like lambkins round pasture capcrcd.
read of war, and read of peace,
And read of many an ancient nation
Of ancient Rome and ancient Greece,
Aud thousand things about creation.
read how raven eyes cncased
a dagger for each trusting lover;
But eyes of blue. and slender waist,
echoed nearly ten times over.
! read Of husband and of wife
A note prepared TO please my fairy;
! hintcd OF my lonely life,
And of the witching name of Mary.
closed my reading, raised my eyes,
To throw Inc Oh her tender mercies;
When, with drowsy yawn she cries,
"By hockey, them is pretty rcrses :"
Within my hat put my rhymes,
And raised the latch, and left my fairy;
But never have since those times,
Read ''pretty poetry to Mary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08
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A Poem in tho Homeric Style.

On pine wood shed, in any alley
dark, where the scattered moonbcams,
sitting through row of tottering chin
neys ard All awning torn and dropping,
fell, strobe back and forth, with stiff and
tcnsc-drawn muscle and peculiar tread,
a cat.
His name was Norval; on yondcr
ncighboring shed his father fought the
cats that came in squads from streets
beyond Dupont, in search Of food and
wild adventure.
Grim war he courted; and his twisted
tail, and spine uphcaving in fantastic
curve, and claws distended, and ears
fatty pressed against head thrown
back dctiantly, told of impending strife.
With eyes a CLEAN, and screcching
blasts of war, and steps as silent as the
falling dew, young Norval crept along
the splintcrcd edge, and gazed a mo-.
ment through the darkness down, with
tail a-wag triumphant.
Then with an imprccation and a
growl-pcrhaps an oath in direst ven
gcancc kissed-hc started back, and,
crooked in body like n letter S, or
rather like u inverted, stood in fierce
expectancy.
Twas well. With eycballs glaring
and ears all aslant, and open mouth in
which two rows Of tangs stood forth in
sharp and dread conformity, slow up a
post from out the dark below head
appeared. .l!.> e.e ~r4Y
A dreadful tocsin of determined strife
young Norval uttered; then, with face
unblanched, and moustache standing
straight before his nose, and tail flung
wildly to the passing breeze, stepped
back in cautious invitation to the foe.
Approaching tho other, and with
preparations dire, each cat surveyed
the vantage of the field.
Around they walked, with tails up
lifted and backs high in air, while their
mouths, in accents Kissing with con.
suming rage, dropped brief but awful
sentences of hate.
Thrice round the roof they went in
circle, each with an eye upon the foe
intently bent; then sideways moving,
as is wont with cats, gave one long
drawn, terrific, savage yaw, and bucked
in.
The fur few. A mist of hair hung
over the battle field. High 'bove the
din Of passing wagons rose the dread
full tumult Of the struggling cats. So
cleaned their eyes in frenzy, that to
me, who saw the conflict from q window
near, nought else was plain but fiery
stars that moved in orbits most ccccn-
trio. ,r .,..-.,.,-',-t ..-.... ..-v
An hour they struggled in tenpestr-
Gus might, then faint aud fainter grew
the squall Of war, until all sound was
hushed. Then went / forth with lam
thorn. and the field surveyed. What
saw IL ,ssg e. seu 70 h.ta aiaylia.e .fssa
Six claws-one ear-of teeth, per-
haps handful; and save fur, nought
else except a solitary tail. That tail
was Norval's-by a ring I knew't.-
The ear was-but we'll let the matter
pass. The tale will do without the
ARC Golden Era. tiAElNoJ aoH
$ Dar On hearing q clergyman remark
that ssthe world was full Of change"
Mrs. Darlington said she; could hardly
bring her mind to believe it, 30 little
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08

Fort PIcKENs.--A letter from a
military man to his friend in Atlanta,
Georgia, gives a stirring picture Of
things in Pensacola. He says: . s,'5
"Times are squally here. We have
to sleep on our arms every night. Fort
Pickens has $500 troops within her
walls. There are five war steamers ly-
ing back of the island. We are now
engaged in throwing up 9 sand battery,
to be called the & Gate City Battery"
Soldering is q hard life. Hard work,
fat bacon and hard crackers. My hands
are blistered badly. No time to fish
yet. Plenty Of oysters, at forty cents
hundred. Martial law was declared
here to-day, and every body notified to
take up arms Immediately or leave.
Nothing to drink here at all"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08

SOUTHERN POsTOFFICEs.-Thc Wash
ington correspondent Of the PhilaGel-
phia Press writes:
"The Postmaster General is now
sending out orders to the mail cOntrac-
tors in the seeded States to collect the
quarterly revenue from the rostmas-
ters. It has usually been that the con-
tractors collect the money due to them
by the United States government, after
the expiration of quarter of year,
from the postmastcrs themselves. Hav-
ing done tliis, they report to the De-
partment the amount received from the
postmastcrs, and, as that in no instance
i'll those States is sufficient to pay their
whole demand as is stipulated by con-
tract, they then receive for the balance
drafts from the Department. Tins far,
the postmasters in the South have be-
haved well. In all the seeded States
there were, at the end of the last quar-
ter, no more delinquent postmasters
than usual, amounting altogether to
about two hundred. 1t is, therefore, con.
fidently expected that at the end of the
present quarter the ratio of delinquents
will be about the Same, as it does not
seem to be the intention of the govern
Ment of the so-callcd Confederate States
to interfere with postal affairs. The
mail contractors will, as usual, collect
the revenues from the postmasters /;
and about the beginning Of May, the
Department will send them checks for
the balance of the money due them.
Whether those checks will be payable
at the sub.treasuries in the seeded
States, I am not able to learn. The
Post Department lost $500, 900 by the
seizure OF the United States Treasury
at New Orleans, which amount was
placed there for the purpose Of paying
the southern mail contractors
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08

~ On hearing clergyman remark
that ssthe world was full Of change" +"
Mrs. Darlington said she could hardly
bring her mind to believe it, 30 little
found its way to her pocket
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08
'NO..,8O,.,

mcnberdd that persons captured f1
arms, fighting against the. government,
are not entitled TO the rights OF prison.
ers of war.. The necessities Of the gov
ernment do not admit of extending to
them that Indulgence, nor does the law
allow it. -ss,ss ..W "a
ITO be concluded next Aeek1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08
Treason.

From the S. F. Bulletin we copy the
following essay, by legal gentleman
of that city. We commend it to the
attention of the reader: .....t,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-08
Later from the Atlantic Side

ITO be concluded next 2eek.1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14
\ NV aaIsCLLf
Roback's stomach BItters I!

A Rnd tehg1li4l Ss1fsschic AID loE>4lAl lor
giving 20 the Starnsct sf f1r the prr~euroo ~
al!oas c'nrisinfs, Incident 70 tfs Western ccuDuy
IT. 4.
A. morning driak. % assist cs--tlon sad r-li-,-
DY-r~psiA = Il has no equsi- Try H.
L. r1ryr n j. FEfs~ior 70 a. cL~r p'ffcrs Try u.
Thc i5riuus q thtse Bift~-- ii-sl' the sol~
pr pr'FFrty Il 1T. s,,hart crtsfnsr-c with 10
oidrf ari uiost ~nineui kreloa frsclit ,leFs oi ~
West. Ast it i eirec-y rretes'@f apca te wEa-s q
tese kssfr-s derive thsir str1iur frors one -o..r
f1 t0ulc nature ofibe rooss AID h-i s Z which iss,
are ccsspored. and - they ar, - slay1g unn.s
ara craving q th- s.crnsSa. cir~-ty p-o--o-vs2
TEMPERANCE.
the prcssrt proprietor beneves ttg. n 1nAsirg ts
widely krr~r. the rcbac ~eifar- = sshses~-d.
n win scon be for sale - al q l,r. R0sark's -
ncruus Agebls ard st Hotels. ke-, IL couIfrs
In the meantime orders wi. be nii~i t.sr-t fref
Cincinnati in sfy Qusntfy 80 ~ tie lss-si rsf.s-
y a pr; m ia Quart Rosfles, ard ssco-riy psrkc-
doe cases HAf doz. -araps ~ili. hov,r-r
e- packed snd s-'ss % aiy nsidFess. . ee-ired.
xctasl Price, eI per bettts. OF sss
sOr -.
lAinrpAl OFF, -l.i sAiesrrcas. t3e L.st Fcufn
Street y building from &ain Sis~eL Circirs.>l
4 ohio IAh ,rstcry. 40 "a hamnscsc ~uc-t
For sale Ia Nlge County ~
r.N DoSSF'4l. fsrre haute.
| IN CUNNINGHAM. ..
WH. l. SBUEy. Sc~ Gc>hrn
psrsk RlSKfflg. C-nfre.ssis.
Anf by Druggists AZ her -kzE.- gcnere.i
ti.rc-rhoat ifr r---.-- Sat- -nd csrais.-
! oc3t~N
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Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

The most ofectusi remedy which the medical skill Of
times cap devise tor this eyeryshere prevailing
aud fatal mlady. II combined frh tte mo-t active
rInedals n a haze been discovered isr the expur
vation Of This foul disorder from the blood and the
rescue of The syss>m from rs destructive corse-
qrenses. Hence it should be employed for the cure
u no. ory Scrofua, but also those cthsr affections
which arise .rota IL, such as
Erupuve and Skin Diseases, 81. Anthony's Hre.
Rose, or Eryspelss. Pimples, Pustuies. kiotch-
e. Bisins and Boiis, Tumefs- letter and Salt
Rheum, Scsld Head, kingworrD. kken-
r1ats.n, syphilitsc and nercuresi
Diseases, Dropsy, pysprp pSs,
Debility, and, indeed, al
Cornpiafsss arfsingfros-
yiratec or Iupsre
Biosd.
The popular belief in .tnpurity Of the blood is
founded ia truth for scrofu is degeneration cf the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue cf this
esflia Is 70 purify and fegenerate this vital u-
ID without which sound health K Impossible IN Son
tarutrstec constitutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14
Ayers Ague Cure,

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agre, Kenittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague. Periodlcal Head
sche, or Bilious Headache, and hiiiiors Fe-
vers indeed Tor the whole class Of dis
eases OF lgnstng In hillary dera1ge-
rnent caused BY the Msis-ss q
Nissnatic C0uDtE.es.
We are enAbiea here 70 oaer tie community
with certainty, Is sim perfectly harmless IN any
quantity Such remedy is invaiUable IN dlstrict
where these sfiictng disorders prevail This epre'
expels tho M ssIaAt,c poison q Fever Anc Age rom
The system, and prevents the oevesopntpl q tne
disease II taken on ;ae first spproach Of .ts preon-
itory symptoms Il Is not only the best remedy ever
vet discovered for this class Of complaints, but fo
ihe cheaPes'. The barge quantity we supply ior 2
IN billions districts, where ferer ard Ague prevails,
everybody sh.c have 81 and uso Il frees5 oSsh ior
cure and prolecti9n. rreet superiority % ihis
remedy over an other ever discovered cor The spee-
az aud certain cure II Tcter-nttents = that II con-
tins no Ouininc mineral. con-equenfi. X pTcdu-
%. no qusnisun ofhor injurious effects viates-r
apon the constitution. These cur e. y y are leit as
hsalt,ly ns II the, had never hsd the disesse-
Fover aud Ague s. not alone tho c0seqnrrcc q the
,iasnatic poison. greet variety q disorders sri-e
rom its irritatis n, among which are
verralris, rheumatism. Gout HeadsnhA. Blindn~ss,
Toothacha. Earache, C4tsrrsh, Asthma, Pspi-
tatian, Painful Affection VI The spleen, Hys-
ieric-, Pain in the Bowels. Cote, Psrsrsw
and Derpnv-fnent Of the Stomach,
Al q which when originating ~ this os'i<, pc On
the interim, -yEe. srcvTne Poricdcal Iilir
Cum exl-is tn- i.fisln frosA IL N-od. s1d coz
.equerlly cure. iheM az alike. Il il an invaluable
protection if4ul!sf1uts aud l-ersors travelling %
'ensror.srsi~ -asin- the mssnrious districts i
AIKEN occasionally ~ ,ia4y while espo~ed 10 tbs a.
r,sI..n that will be .xcrsted from the system, and
-annot sccurnaiat- in sufficient Quantity - rip"n
INTO disesse Hence 4 - even NOR rsluaclc "f
,ro,ec,iou than cure and few win ever ril-r fFru
intcrrniffrntz IL tey avail fhsso--lY~- ~ 'h~ .r-
secfisn this remedy artr~i--
So prst'rr.i i,s psJ 9. kYrk SCo.
f..~4li Nss-ssi. u-stis
All our rss-ii.s s,F ssa igy J. n. CrEr~sIsAN
p "a. Ilox~eiss. .ii.t ~ ~ saasSist@ "a Terre
Haute.
iur,i- -ssf-su,-Veev
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TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES
lRFInuTa

fRElJH1e.
~ thss pu-te F-~sxhfs e. al t-s-riptlons ca bs
f.rwsgsst I'm Prilsde.fa.a. Sew loyk.. bcsten -
Ftfff--~-~ - anT f,i-t ~ th- fzircads q u1if /,
,a<xxay. hSsnan.ii.E ii :. Wkru-s y l-~-a - NJ
1-5l ~ ltAiro.f 49,
7nr p~nn.vl~snla RsIiFcad also c11n~rts A. Pitt
S.sr "A xi,h ~ strrrs. - wkcb Goots csn ee 70 =
w~rF'.sto l.nr pot on ~, otic, Nuskinguu, Re, :
snf " reftrsse- Cufsir-risn1. IIi,rzss, Nssssirr
wi~rsssu Nissouri Ksnses, Arkansas md iied his :
80: act q Clsvelanl. santesky aht tbieaso rith
<s.rrers @ al Purts tse Nortt-tfrstrru Lskes-
Hrfch .nis af shlpfsr. entrustfne foe usfsfu =
sss ef their Frsight 20 thir Company. can rey ~ith
rs~fliznc- - - srselT tr<-ssA
fHg RATEs 0f FREieHr - szy potni n tbs
w~.t In tse aennsyivanis R<tiro~d sre a Al dDrs
= f-~erasls ~ sre cAarrrt ~ ether r<tsoa1 ccn
partes.
RannokD."
~ a s<EEDER. FhfirsifiPhi.-
uAGRAW a CteoSs 20 Sortk 81. haitimoFe
Il lFFCH 4 %. "a. tstof Ha1s-, - "a. sosts
- rtr3-u / 90. II ss-.r = nesinr.
nj 81 souST.,rs, si-Dr.l PresFAt A,S-nt. Phfs
rvor4I frwfs g<r-rss sap't Alioasz.. Pera.
= q. HouPsT. ee1resi ti-ess ags-t Fsiia1siphia
ssGn-ss SRA k
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A DNrNISTRATioN

4 DEMONSTRATIONS ---No,,oe il
= u hereby given. Dat iessers q serzinis'rstios
hars 49, vrsniee - tba usesrsigs< o.-oo BE -
-. = Aatrrr - 't.1s seo~ssss. IT, s.,ae y ssp-
c.snt fsr cosss 4Di f-es IA cslFi ~ c ervs<. 80
.ernestlv feQrssic1 - rs<e lnrusdi<ts p<ysDs.h
.nf s.vs sherasslves f4rshrr ros1e-
"A y hoyTArr. AdDT
g,igf, ,ssl-el~-~s~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Ler., a6vsr.;sssner. fty e-ns per square each
r-er<ion- -. 49,. -,
ss,;sf.ctary arrangements uste Win tnese "ne
vsss 70 advertise BY de year, ~tth she prsyi.se O
~ v,uv A measure. Yearly advertisers, no~eref
WI b eossrsd strictly 70 thssT regular euAhess'
s,t xciN pay cucrSsvfy- -,
xcversis~zsnts In 10 special not'es column WI
sas-,s:s~urnx ssys constantly on the inside.
er..~-s ,csscrs ossnssed In ,hs ioes, columns. Of
ss n~~ o. under WI be charged for e@ch inrer"en
A. os<r vn lines, ten cents per iins-
sIv~rs5~-sa en<s cent IN Ger no specsree u-c-s VIZ
- s-.~rs~s shx-~ months utsess ordered out
8anx si<rr sxjou Of stancf1S sdv<rcschr". ~an
8 Sn.rns % renewal Of t5s sane, uniers ceh@'"'se
sresa -. ~ s.S,.s,>, fvr caies cs every descrip
, IN - asrsed O. 90 Ger each name IN Tie Daily,
I'D ss.ss n the Daily and Weekly, earGss " az
No yrssus.ous advertisements wtstever.
chsrses ~sll BE made for inserting ne nocce' "
s,i Order. societies. o. Associations zs tol.o~ss
ror e.1S nos,ce rot exceeding lines - cents TOT
a h insertion: over eight lines ss tbs rae.
-Arncuiyfng deaths ~tth funsral ne1eo Ss-''
q. ~1shocf notice, fr-s - -,
NOTICES Of Festivals Pcuics anc hxcu'sfoas, 49,"
- l,ssv,drais or sssccisnons, or BY churches,
fess, .ivsrts.srusnts iisserted a. the ezpcnse o.
AZ ,rn-vs crtering, and payment not 70 oe ee.sys,
10 the eszi proceedlngs but eoiiect.ois =, = 80 -
ss,oe Publsbsv not .ccountabls Tor the accuracy ~
s~ss .sv~rs.seuents beyoud The anaes, charged 'or
ss-fr preiicston-
he Weekly Express
published every w-sae-e-y, sss'. .serer 'r-nu-'.
xvSo PAPER ssat ~dsho.t tho rscn-y, nor ccntint :
al nesr dine thar paid fore
bates Of Aaversising I'm weekly
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EB. Af1.ys. A. c.
Trrre-Hsase g1ss n. issl -d-s~
p. s-Tas eKpeasss y his year ~ oo.apsrei uitt
she exper.sc * fsse 'anf 80. <ho~ d~-re@s- a
GO
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MUSICAL.


a. = = - = - =
UNION QUADRiLLb bANDf
Vxvul ArrEyD PRoEr1LY 10 ALL CALLS
w In - sun-Seai uss- As>-a fsrnishs4 for Dsii
sns Fsr<sss ~ rss-ss<sis rssrs-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

REfMnOfH'S Ei,CIy fcr heavncss oi the EytAes
v-ifh Temporary Srffnsion arf Los - siehf-
apfwpoIIgs BiCHu Cor Mobility sfsd Resslessnes-.
With want 81 Attention and Horror q Soc.esv.
HkIMIDl.f)'S BOcHJ f0r Obstrectsns.
HEIMRofD'S BlChU Tor Exce~srs arising i-c.l IN
discretion aud ~ Useasss ~
FFAkfRS--FBRALkS
rENAf AlES-fEhAf-t
otn on YOUNG, SINGLE, NAkiiFp. or coS--
TEhPLAIIN1 MARRIAGE,
TAKE so wORf l'lIls,
HUyfBoIlg'S rAsRACr BySHv
fsTRE VERY BkSr RL2EDf IL IbE NoiJD
Po- al complaints Incident 20 fhc Sex. whether ari-
sfnr frarn Iniiscretio Hit - -ffA ., - - pse
DfcTINE OK CHAk0h Of fifk>
sFE SNMf'rpsS koNE
40 FAMILY SHOULD ~ WITHOUT II
Tske 10 rnog. Ta,fs.fn. Nrrcury, ~ tuf.eersii
v.lieise fsr rrrit sssi.t AMI nsurersis Nes>ss.
ari,n.ofI,,s ENTkkcT HcCHC cuREs
~ECwsE DssEA>E>
In II, heir Sias.s. AZ lttls krrc-ss.
Il,ti. or - change q fset, Ne ilcoaveu'crc-.
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