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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
TRINITY COUNTY UNION TICKET.

ToR ssXATOR-TEINIrr AND SHASTA
JOHN p. JONES.
FOR JUDGE OF NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
L. GARTER.
FOR ASSEMBLY
~ W TERSONEITE
sHEKTF,
RICHARD CLIFFORD.
FOR CLERK.
A. J. LOOMS.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR,
DAVID HINDS
COUNTY JUDGE,
JOHN MURPHY
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
L. +. ALLEN.
FOR TREASURER,
A. COCIIIL
FoR ASSESSOR
JOHN McCAMMON.
FOB sCPERINTESDENT OF PUBIC INSTRUCTION,
D. L. G0RI0N
FOR CORONER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION,
W. /. HUDSPETH.
FOR sUPE1&vIsoR-DlsT. NO. 3,
A. G. PRICE.
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The Soldiers Vote.

Why do the Copperhead candidates throughout
this State and county. keep mp such continual
clamor against the law passed last winter which
allows those of our o;tzPss now on the tented
field TO vote They say it is anober instance Of
gross viol6f7Gn OF the Constitutions and that their
tender regaid for that sacred instrument makes
them oppose the law ana desire its repeal ncyi
winter Last year they contended that none
but Democrats volunteered to fight the battles Of
the country, but now they proclaim in the street
and on the stump that the soldier are Lincoln s
hirelings," Abolitouis;s," and " undi 10 exer-
else the elective franchscl"
We fail TO see Why the man who leaves home
and friends, and all the comforts of life, to fight
for be defense of his country.a and the perpetuity
Of the Union should be deprived Of that most
sacred privilege vouchsafed to every American
freeman The right Of voting for those he desires
to administer the Government While engaged
in the service of the Untcd States no person
thereby loses his residence. Every man who
enlisted in this county is as much resident here
now, in the eye Of the law, as he was the day he
volunteered. The Object of the law is to pre-
vent the fliends Of the Davis oligarchy from
stealing into Office in the temporary absence OF
Union men, and thereby give assistance TO the foe.
The Confederate Democracy do not expect to re-
cciyc any votes from The volunteers, hence they
are SO lavish Of their abuse. They say" d-n
the soldiers vote. Were it not for that we would
stand n good show to carry the county and
State" hich if they should do 10y fraud or
otherwise, they would Il. once repeal the laws Of
this State giving the soldiers extra pay. and per-
mtting them to vote.
We trust the soldiers vino enlisted in Trinity
county fully understand who are their friends.
aud The friends Of the country, and who are the
sympahzing tools and allies of jeff Davis and
his fellow cunspirators and will vote accordingly .
Remember that every mun Oh the Copprrhead
ticket in this State is pninc1 10 hear OF Federal
victories. but rcioices over every disaster to the
National arms They weep bitter tears over the
giolations Of the Constitution. and the arrest aud
suifrIings of Vallandigham, who was lahoriug to
excite rebellion in the North, encouraged dc
sertion and resistance 10 the draft. and the law TO
raise revenue TO pay the expenses Of prosecuting
The war, bnt not II tear do they sh' for the be-
reavcd widows and orphans, the mourning pa
rents brothers and sisters, and the thousands Of
new made graves caused by the Infamous CON
spiraors against our liberty.
On HE day of election let every soldier rail- y
round the ballot hoX aud assist the loyal voters
al home in achieving as great and glorious Il
victory over the Confederate Democracy in Cali
fornia ns Meade won AT Gettysburg. or Graut,
Banks aud Blunt in the valley OF the Mississippi.
Vote the clean Union ticket without an crasure
and the victory will be- overwhelming.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

PAPER CAPlTAl~-D During the month Of ,rr,.
three hundred and eight mining Companies ~.
gnnizcd in San Francisco with paper capital ot
500 .l3S, 600.
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For B02d 0yCrscer.

70 the lo'crs Of lIiuoyciHe Precinct.
THE UNDERSIGNED. At THE REQUEST
L Of mnny friends, has consented To suit,.r hi.
nam' TO 20 before The people us candidate f,r
Road Overseer Of WcavcrvilIe District.
WcayerviIlc, Aug 8, 1868. 30te,
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Too PAIXFvL To Observation-Disclosures. of the
Mountain (Placeryille) Democrat, did not pub
lish line Of The news relative TO the fall Of
Vickshurg, Port Hudson, CT Meade's Pennsylva
MIA victory. The news was undoubtedly paiUfu
to him. Now does anybody believe that il the
rebels had occupied Harrisburg or Philadelphia,
this sccesh editor would have Jailed to make a
note Of it? - Nary time"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

WE neglected last week to thank Tim. Dacy
for several moustrous great watcrmelons donated
10 this uihcc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

SrofrN AND RECDyrnEh.-A thief, John An.
dGson by lame, stole Rev. Euihcr O'Reilly's
hoGse from Shasta stable last week The horse
wac recovered aud the thief is in Jail
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

"DEMoeRArlO" MEErING IN PIAcERymLE-
views entertained by the Downey Democrats. If
there be a difference between the doctrines OF this
party and updisguiscd treason, we are unable 10
see il;
Copp2rhcad meeting hold at Fl Parade last evening
Iod Robinson ami Wei were tn principle speakers Tod
Robllsoa si he would not commit perjury by taking
attorneys oath that free p.opa Of Nsw York had arisen
Ia their might to resist th 1ra ana soldiers could
be obalual to carry ont the bel sh and internal designs
Lincoln 60 h. justin ID the mob. Well count .nInced
resistance to drat ia California said the Government
dare not attempt sa1 that the authorities dare not
arrest another Individual if he (Wrlltr) arr, sed
While cJnytssng this STATE, sixty thousand would be
ready TO themselves for the rescue Treason is no
name for the views and s3ntim uttered throughout the
speeches the question is now asked, Have we Gov
entf"
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CHRIST had his Judas, Rome her Cuiline, France
her lHnton and ltobospierr. Heaven her Lucicr.
aud The great American Uuion has her Copper.
hcad.. Jun .ia5e .Ncycufy.
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A. G. LAWREACE.-A correspondent Of the
humboldt Times, writing from Orleans Bar, Ka
math county, devotcs portion Of his letter to
the individual whose name heads this article.
The sccesh Democracy OF klamath and Del Nortc
met at Orleans Bar OH the 18Th Of July and nom
mated Hon. J. p. Haynes for District Judge,
Wm, Al. Allen (our old Shasta friend whom We
heretofore believed had better sense than to hc
found in Il Copperhcad conyenton) for Senator
from tie 9th District. and the aforesaid A. G.
Lawrence for the representative of Klamath and
Del Norte IN the next Assembly. In the evening
Mr.. Haynes addressed quite a large meeting the
correspondent says. and when he fub>drd Mr..
Lawrence arose, and after about one half hour of
the most disgusting self adulHtinn he made r
pathetic appeal for that glorious patriot exilcd
from Ohio, for his noble Efforts in behalf Of con.
stiu'ional liberty t?)-thcn ptchcd into the un
fortunate cn's who got himself into the Times OF
the All, having the exceeding good tnstc to uso
language before the Ladies' of Orleans Bar, Dosi.
lively unfit Ior bar room. Mr.. Lawrence wished
1t particularly understood htt he had been born
on spot 81 Southern soil--had been a slave.
holder and Lcgislal OR-and was therefore en-.
incniy qualified TO represent the people Of this
section at Sacramento next winter. 1t is rather
more than probable, however, that Mr.. Lawrence
will be elected to stay at home, as Le vas in his
last canvass in Trinity"
An old Trinitarian residing at Orleans Bar.
writes us that in the course of Mr.. Lawrence's
speech this paper and its editor came in for
share of that gcntleman's vililicutiOn. If cor.
rcclly informed in regard to the language used,
we pronounce Mr.. Lawrence liar, and person
in whom the people Of that county should place
as little confidence as convenient. As there was
nothing outrageous in the remarks made use of
we shall simply pronounce the statement made
by this played out individual lie. Had there
been the slightest reason why Mr.. Lawrence
should refer to us as he did. we should have
passed the matter unnOticed but there was not.
During our acquaintance aud intercourse with
him we always acted the part Of friend aud
for no reason that we are aware OF, are we de-
serving of any ungcn lenanly mention from him.
In conclusion, we will advise the people OF Kia
mdth and Del Norte TO devote their whole cmer-
gics to the election Of Mr.. Lawrcnce's opponent,
whoever he may be. Don't fool yourselves in
this matter. Mr. Lawrence is political non-
descripi; in our opinion no Union man, aud we
sincerely hope he will be defeated.
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DopGLAs CRY SCHOOL CENsUs.-T. y. Jones,
Esq, marshal for that District, furnishes us With
the following statement Of the number Of children
within its limits: Total number under q years
l0i boys between and Is years. 10 girls. 20 /;
born in California, So domcsIcated Indian
children, H. o. Stuart, John Carr and Is. +.
Trask were elected Trustees on the lst inst.
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PuAcrrAA.--Mr II. S. VanAerman, The new

PU>crcAL.-Mr II. s. YaaAefman, the new
Humboldt malt rider is making regular trips in
spite of the Indian difficulties we haYe reason
o believe lhAt tbe new messenger is faithful and
attentive 10 bnsincss, and hope he will be retain
od Oh the route.
You>G'a Bank Exchange " was closed all day
Thursday. in compliance with Uncle Abe's sug
g"stion-thc only place in town that was.
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re- Trinity Chapter, We. 10, ROYAL .grcb m
sons, m III ,cOnd and fourth Tuesday in each rnon
at tn, Masonic Hall, Weavervlc
Tvs. JOHN c. BURCH, Secretary.
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Society gotiees,

GI- Trinity Lodge, No. "a, \. n a. .H.--t,o,,
tn IL regular communications at Masonic Hall Wravnru
the last Monday OF each month Hour OF meetns civ
O'Clock, p JUllN A. WATSON, W N
WM BAEIIR, Secretary. Iva
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have also prescribed for INDECENT person. out
side the Hospital on several notwithstanding
places 0i residence but no means 10 procure
medical aid--thns hy timely attention prevent
ing their bcoming - charge on the county.
DR.. A. J. IIonmann having resigned his nosi
tion at the end at last Quarter requested me TO
hIl The office until your Honorable Board should
again meet. Having done SO. the Office now re
mains to be filled. II. a. THOMAS, NJ y.
"eaFervIil", AnS. ), 1868. soil.
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Road 0yerseer-- eaveviIle District.
VIM, l., COLLINS.

DREaEST INCUMBENT, ANNOUNCES TO
L the voters Of this Township that he is before
them for election to the office of Road Ovc,serr
OF Heavtrvlile District. He will we'll and falh.
fully peif0' III the duties ri that Office if clrcird
Wravervllr, Aug. &, 1853 qo =,
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LArEsT-We receeed a dispa'cu as we were
Hboat to so TO press, Int it contained little Of in
Ior;ance. The news fom Charleston is cDcoor-
aging-tbe rebels greatly fear the capture Of that
city. The Lombai1Iment Of Sumter and Wagner
t.Il cOntinurf The rebel casualties are severe.
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aew advertisements.
Report Of the County Physician.

To the HonoraJle BOard Of Supervisors Of Trim
Hy County!
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pISTRIcr JCDGE.-The late CONVENTION could
"o' pave acted more wisely than it did in select
ing l'on' f. Garter for that prominent position
~ z liAse. E'q, of Weaveryile, was Trinity's
Hft eHoRe. Int the Union men of Trinity viii
FaHy % We support Of the nominee. Knowing
us they az hat Mr. Gaitrr is one of the al,les1
I"wyers IA Naf'h@rn California. as well as a most
pniallcring supporter Of the Goyorninrnt
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GI~ Stella Encampsaeni, No. I2, L. o, o. H.
meets on III evenings the fist and third Monday of eac
month at Odd Fellows Hail. Weavervilc Patriafchs FROM,
abroad invited to visit us. II. HANSEN C p
W. II DACllEInER, Scribe. Iva
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

NE The German HospifGl Society Of Tr,r;t,,
county hol regular Quarterly meetngs the Hospital
building the fl Sunday in March June September md
December II. OVERM0HIE
1911, Secretary
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NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Summer Time Table.

SeN1ner Time Table.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO ana from the North an |
West Branch Of the Sugquehanna, Elmra and all Of
Northern New York.
nN and after Monday, April Goth 1863 the Passenger
~ Trains of the North Central Railway viii arrive at
and depart from Sunbury, Harrisburg, and Baltimore
follows viz:
sou II II w a Il D.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily Except
Sunday 1910 an
leaves Harrisburg, 10 p M
arrives at baltimore, 90 -
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily except
sunday) 1907 p. M
leaves Harrisburg except
MOnday) 2OO Il. M
arrives at baltimore daily Tex
cept Monday) O.l5
IIarri sburg Accommodation leaves Harris
burg. o'So
MORT II w r d,
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily lcxcopt
SundayO 9I5 4. m
leaves Harrisburg llj p. H.
Z" arrives at Sunbury. 4.O1 "
Express Trains Baltimore daily, sl5
arrives at Harrisburg, l35 q. IN
leaves Harrisburg except Monday 300 -
arrives at Sunbury, OBS "
For further information apply at the Ohce,
/. N. DuBARRY Supt
Harrisburg, Aug e, 1863
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Plough deep while sluggars sleep,
And you'll have corn to sell or keep.
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GR o G RE So
BACCO AND SEC Il e

at low prices and in fact almost everything in my line
that may be called for, have purchased much lar
ger stock Of goods than usual and am determined to
sell them at very small profits for ready pay.
Ladies will find it to their advantage to buy their
Dress Goods at this establishment, as VIII prcsen to
every Lady customer, who may desire it, one of Mad.
ainc Dcmorcsts latest sleeve patterns Call and see
the Mirror of Fashion, just published, with ull and
reliable description of the latest Paris fashions.
bloomsbury Sept. 26. 1863
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Lay in good supply of wood and coal
for the coming cold weather.
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Boots and Shoes,

Ladies' CATERS, toilet slippers, chdrcns CATERS and
shoes, aud a large stock to select from at all
prices. Trunks aud oil cloth saches,
Qneens MRre and UAIdMAre,
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and others.
Most Important Madame Zadoc Porter's Curative
Dalsam is sold at price which brings IL in t1 reacN
OF every to keep it convenient for use The time
ly of single bottle will prove to be worth IOc
times its cost
NOTICES. Save your money! no not be persuaded
purchase articles at Is to 81 which do not contain
the virtues of L. ccut bottle Of Ma tame Porters Gu
rative basam, the cost of manufacturing which is nj
grea, almost any other medicine and the very low
preCP ut which # Is sold makes the profit 20 the soil
appa. 'ntly small, and nnpriuepalcd dealers viii
sometimes recommend other medicines on which tbeit
profits larger, unless the customers in sist unon
having NADINE Portcrs and none other Ask for
Madame Porters Curative nalsnm. price l3cents ana
IN large bottles at 25 oeuts, and take no other.
o. sold by all Druggists aud Storekeeperc at ~ eta
H.. in larger bottles n - cents.
HALL & RUCKLE, Pr prialors, New York
January "a 1863.
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MadamZndcc Porttrs bal.
sam has been in use by the
public for over Ia years, and
has acorired its present sale
imply by being recommen,
led by those who have used
1t to their afflicted friends
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IN the Vntod Ttales.
EGrc Slfes in one fr5. all came out right; piM so,
tents in root condition.
The salamander safes of Philadelphia against tn
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THE GREAT
MIl&.KlGAM TEA GOLlPANT
81 NERsEY STREET, NEW lORK;
Since its organization, has craatad new era in the
history Of wholesaing Teas in this country Tbcv
have introduced their selections Of Teas and
are selling them at not over two cent, 90
Cents per pound above cost, never dc.
vialins from the one price assed.
Another peculIarty ofthc Company is that their Tea
faster not only dcvoes his time to the selection of
their Teas as TO quality, value and particular .tyes
for particular localities of country, but e helps the cn
buyer to choose nGt of tn ir enormous stock such Teas
as are best adopted To his particular wants and not
only this but points out to him the hest bargains
II is easy to see the incalculabe advantage a Tea
Buyer has IN this estublls shmcnt over all others,
Ii he is no judge OF Tea the Market if his time is
valuable he has all the benefits of well organic a sys
ten Of doing business Of immense capitol of the Judge
ment of professional Tea faster, and the knowledge
of superior salesman.
This enables an Ica buyers no matter if they are
thousands of miles from Tins market purchase on as
good Terms here as the New York merchants.
Parties can order Teas aud viii be served by Ms a 3
well though they themselves being sure to get
original packages true weights aud tares and the Teas
are W NarraGledas represented
we issue aPrice Lit Of the Company's Teas, which
VIII be sent toa who order it comprising
Hys0H, Ioung HyaOn, Laperim Gun.
pO,Cler Ttcuakoy and Skin.
oOLoNG, soOCHONG, ORANGE K HYsON PEKoE.
Japan Tea of eveLy descriptions coored and unrolor
cd This list has each kind Of Tea divided INTO four
Glasses namely Cargo high Cargo, Fine Finest that
ever one may understand from description ana the
prices annexed that the Company are detern ned TO
under Ell the whole IRA trade
we guarantee to sell all Our teas at not over two
cents ~ ccns) per pound above cost, believing this
to be attractive to the many who have heretofore been
paying enormous profits,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
- - 1000 NO. 81 Nesey Street. New York.
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those feeling which saeden us usually arise from
trouble or auuoyancrs ted petspration or
ing and drinking whatever is unwholrsome, thus dis.
turbiug the hcathu action Of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved IL you desire To be well
The Pills taken according to the printed instructions
viii quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach and as natural consequence, clear head
and good Apnetite.
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BLNuMaMroM coM .LcRckaL coLLEGE.

BhNUHdNTOW CON .iisRCL4B COLLEGE
The of Instruction embraces all requisites
of thorough practical business education, and has
been lately extended by III introduction Of Actual
business Course, in whir he Student engages IN the
regular routine OF husinos Transactions, cxcmplied
and famarized by IT store, On which the
actual business of buying and selling goods is carried
on by each Sudcnt) and sincss Oficos, viz. Banks
Of Issue and deposit RI loading aud steam Boating
Post Otce Telegraph, &c.
The Proprietor has q time or expense in ma
King this Course the ~ thorough and complete Of
any ever presented tu tn public aud feels fully
sured that after having becu himself engaged p actual
business, and having had many years experience at
teaching the ScnCe Of Accounts, and being aided by
full and ehceient corps Of teachers, he will be en-
hled TO make thorough and successful graduates Of all
who may place themselves under his charge.
PENlf9 NSHIPi
In this essential branch of a businss education no
College offers hotter facilities TO the learner The
Spcnceran system will be taught in all its varieties by
the most skillfnl masters Of the art. Specimens of
Writing from this Institution have received the highest
eNcomiums from the press
For general information terms &c, address for Col
lege Monthly which will be mailed free; ror spcci.
mems Of Penm1nshp, enclose two three cent stamps.
Address ID. w. LOWELL, Principal,
lowell's Commercial College, Dinghamton, ". Y.
?. S.-One of Ritter & Duncan's No. highly finished
fine, perfect point quill spring Gold Pens, wi th holder
and case warranted for year ard to suit, will he
sent free Of charge to any one who will remit $3.50 to
the above address
October 3, l563-1y.
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SPRING 4 SUMMER GOOOS
READY MADE CLOTHING
w all Paper II Q

--latest stle lowest prices.
JUST Received new assortment Of latest styles of
UaH Eoper incl@ding B0fdering,
anil telling
Paper and general variety Of material in his line
which will be found on the SECOND FLDO mmedi-
ately over the store of Mr. il II Sharpless, entrance
one donr east of Luzes Drug store in the Rupert
Block where all persons wishing goods in his line
wlll be attended to, in person at at oil times.
Asg- PDper Ha"gane Crcc~fed TO o'o1e,'
and beai style, at short mtice
f. J, THORNTON
Blo5moburg, May 0, lsG3-3m
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Friends aud Relatives.

,zs- saan arss
Friends and Relatives.
oFTHr
BBNVg SOLDIERS AND F.
3All0RG.
N ! S'III|l
u0 } LOWAY'S PILLS.
AND OINTMENT.
All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army or
Navy houldtnke especial care that they be amply sup.
piled with these Pills and Ointment and where the
brave Soldiers and sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, no better present can be sent
them by their Friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never lang friend in the hour Of need,
COUGHS AND COLDS AFF ECTING TROOPS
VIII be speedily relieved and clleuuay cured by
these admirable medicines and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which are attached to each
Pot or Box
stCK man ACHES AND WANT OF AP ETlTE
INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
those ieehne Whlch SO suNuei US usutIy hiiSe liom
trouble or 9unoyahcrs oD,Iu,leu ot eau
ing ana drnklng MhattN,I - ulNI'rSu'9e, mus us
turning the healhlli Hc'i9h Oh w 'INI "u s!olch
These organ. must DC TeleVeu you uGsle 10 oe wen
The Plls taken according 70 lne rltcI INSTRUCTIONS
VIII quchy produce h'athy acuun IN ooth hVer ana
stomach and as natural cohsePuehce' c'oar heau
and good appetite
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY OVER
FATIGUE
tyu s,o, disnnneor nv the mao Of t,oso ipv,t,,b,o
ppis a,d tbc snipr viii nuic,lv ncrui,n aLGi,npn
,r, % N,cr trt tho iuv,eis he eithcr cnt6nn nT "r
mon II may srcm stForga tl,ai II a.
in,o,S p,Is sbnuid be Recommended for llyscntrrv
n,I ilSy ,,,,,,v uersnns surnosng tbat MOI, voulJ
;r @ ' ii,' w. ,ntion 1bls Ia a rrrat ma i,t,ka f,r
,, l,is m corrsct tho Iiyrr and st,,,ach on IN
.,,, ai, ,,, orr;d ,r,ora fro,n th, s,.gt,, Ti,is
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