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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-Dr. Dupon-

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-Dr. Dupon-
N co.'s GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
for females. Infallible in correcting irreg.
ulariies, Removing DISTINCTIONS of the
Monthly Turns, from whatever cause, aud
always successful as a preventive. One
Pill is dose. Females peculiarly situated,
or those suppos,ng themselves so, are eau
toned against using thesetPills while in
that condition, lest they invite miscarriage,
after which admonition the Proprietor as
sumes no responsibility, although their
mildness would prevent any mischief TO
health; otherwise the Pills are recommen
ded-as Most Invaluable Remedy for the
alienation of those suffering from any ir,
regularitios whatever, as well as prevent an
increase of family when health will not
permitit; quieting the nerves and bringing
back the "rosy color of health to the
check of the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81 per box boxes, $5.
Sold in Ridgway, Pa, by G. G.. Messen.
ger, Druggist, sole agent for Ridgway. La.
dies, by sending him 81 to the Ridgway
o. can have the Pills sent (confde1tially
by mail to any part of the country, nee
postage. Sold also by Swayne & Reynolds,
st. Mary's, and by one Druggist in every
village in the Union,
S. D. HOWE,
my2G8-ly, Sole Proprietor, Ny,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21

BA.A At moderate calculation, more
than two thousand citizens were pre-
vented from voting the Democratic
ticket on Tuesday last because their pa
pers were issued from the Supreme
Court. Radical election officers assum-
ed the right to go behind the seal of a
court and declare which naturalization
papers should be tpken as genuine. aud
which impounded as fraudulent and
worthless. This latter act is theft, for
which some offending E" loyal" parties
will yet find their way behind the nail
studded doors of the penitentiary. But
as the matter now stands it is important
that the people should know with what
crime soiled hands the Radicals are now
preparing to usurp power after having
been repudiated by emphatic majori,
ties at the ballot box. Had the full
legal vote of the Democratic party been
put in the b oxes and counted on Tues.
day last, the result would have been far
different in the city, and perhaps In the
State. White freemen, shall a party
which robs you at the polls be permit
ted to slut the Office doors in the face
of the men you have chosen ?-Age.
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Gootlan0's German Diiirrs

Is entirely vegetable, ana contains no
liquor. II Is II compound Il of Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, HcIbs, and Bnrks
frOht which these extracts are mnde
are gathered In Germany All the
medicinal virtues pre ex.r led from
them by scicntific cb s-mIst. These
extracts then forwarded 10 this
country To he used expressly for the
man ufnc cture OF these Uitters. There
Is no lcoioiic substance OF any kind
use6 In compounding the BItters,
hence 10 Is the only Bitters that can
bt used I'm cases here alcoholic slim.
UiRnts ure not ad yisable.
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LOOK HERE q,
CENTREVIlLET TlN-SHOP,

TOHN WAPLE desires to make known
eD to the citizens of Centreville and the
surrounding country that he has taken the
shop formerly occupied by R. J. Maloney,
on "McCauleys Corner" in Centreville,
and that he hopes by paying strict atten-
tiOn to his business and the wants of his
customers, to merit their patronage in his
line. He will Keap on hand large and
well selebtcd assortment of
Gin aud Sheet Slrm Stare,
of his own manufacture, which he will war
rant to be of the best quality. His stock
consists of everything that is useful in the
tinware line about house.
| ask fair trial, and if my work does
not give satisfaction, my customers will not
be obliged to take it.
sep1Gtf. JOHN WAPLE.
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Glk Gountp Alrettorp.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Judge-R. G.. White.
Additional Law Judge II. W,
Williams.
Associate Judges-E. G. Schultze,
Jesse Kyler.
District Attoruey-J. K. 2. Hall.
Sheriff'-James A. Malone.
Prothonotary, &c.-G. A. Rathbun.
Treasurer-Claudius V. Gillis.
Co. Supcrintendent-James Blakely.
Commissioners-H. Warner, j. w.
Taylor, Louis Vollmer.
Auditors-Clark Wilcox, Byron j.
Jones, Jacob McCauley.
County Surveyor-Geo. Walmslcy.
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands OF cases. when the pa
dent supposed lie was afflicted with
This terrible disease, have been cured
by the use Of these remedies. Extreme
emRctatioH, debility, and cough arc
the usual attendants upon severe
eases OF dyspepsia or disease OF the
diEestirc organs. Even In cases OF
genuine Consumption, these rem edies
Will he found OF the greatest benefit,
strengthening and dinvIgorating
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21

same head were S15,5S5, 4S9 55, or
more than twice as much. Will some
candid Radical, some hardworking tax
payer who Intends voting to renew this
party's lease of power, tell us why this
expense has been more than doubled =;
ii is not beaus of the war, because the
war has nothing to do with these ex-
penditures. "-ia'" '' ...''"'.
In 1860 we find the total Of ordinary
expenditures of the government to be
$50, ,01O,l12 56-this under Democrat.
ic administration. In 1867, under
Radical administration, we find them
amounting to $202, ,947,53741! These
figures do not include the interest on
the public debt, nor the amount Of
principle paid thereon during the
years. .."
Can any one tell us why the cnor-
nous expenditures now, as compared
with those under Democratic rule !?
The year 1860 was a year of peace, and
we are told that the year of 1867 was a
year of peace, yet we find the Radicals
spending in 1867 almost four times more
than the Democrats did in 1860 for
the ordinary ex pences of the govern
ment!
Is this the economy Of this patty
which few years since run into power
upon the cry of reform When the
people placed them there did they ex-
pect this kind of reform, and now they
are beginning to enquire what it means.
The people do not see any consider
rble amount of sincerity in the resol1-
tion of the Chica6o Radical Convention
declaring for retrenchment, when the
politicians that passed it 60 directly
home and rerominate for Congress the
same Radical plunderers who have SO
long been robbiug the people, In Wis.
consin every Jacobin who occupied a
seat in the so called fortieth Congress,
has been re nominated for the forty first
showing g.conclusively that the professions
of economy on the part of the Jacobins,
are snares to catch those of the people
who may not suspect their tricks.
There can be no reform until diff
erent Congress is elected by the people.
The same men who have plundercd and
robbed the people for the past seven
years will plumber and rob them for the
next seventy or more, unless the people
are true to themselves and return them
to that obscurity in which they belong.
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Goollnn0's German Gnnic

is combj"d'on IF all The in9redtcts If he Btsrs,
ruth rURe StH'd CT"s Ram orange, ETC. n is usci for
tie dtsrds,s tie Btiiers in cases tchrrr snle
'Te dic'i'"'ic stimulus is required. lou w b1,r in
mind that these remedies entirely different fran
cHy 1thsrs Ufrcrtissd far The cure If the DISEASES
'.'', these being scientific preparations of medicinal
c-.r 1s, ,rhttc The otcrs dec0ctionS T rum
tts7-r JrR. The TONIC is dccide,y one of Lte most
pleasant "Sd dGrr,tbic reSo,iieS altered 10 The
,ubc. Rs ias,e IS rrqas'c. II is pleasure to take
IL, iohir its hi,-girjn9, srhirdtiRg AMI medicinal
qualities hare caused To b. kWOwa as tie greatest of
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21
DEBILITY,

Thrre is no rcdiciRs cqnll 10 Hoohnnd's German
BH"rs ar Tpntc IN cdS,s II DsbiIity THY tnHpdrt a
t0nr dHd ri1r 10 The nots sysieA strengthen fhs dr-
T''H". cdm" an enjoyment n tie tarG, cnaJLs lie
s'omdh 10 dtg,st II, purity tie blood. gle, a oood
s1nnd hcdhy compieJi0n, eradicate The yslo,o iin0s
from TIE >y>, tmtdrl boom 10 The cheeks and change
tAt rdiidtt Tro,s S.oyE6redthed, eRactdted .,eak
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-21

Meet ICUT,-A dispatch from
Hartford, dated the 18th, says The
election news improves as it becomes
more complete. There is no longer any
doubt that our success has been great
beyond our hopes or expectations. We
have gained everywhere and lost no.
where. The Associate Press despatch
es have been partial and untruthful,
evidently got up to order in the interests
of the Radicals Our total gain thro'-
o1t the State will not be less than 6 900
to 1000, and in November we will in
crease it to 10000 for Seymour & B,,air
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aeSe Rsm>ii,s are n, best
blood Purifiers

.r'r l"o'rn, ai teH cTe all diseases resulting k0n
bIi M,Ari
K"'l' yntr Mo.ri InrT: kccp yo,tr Lirsr in ordrr:
Er'p gp"r 09'Si'r" "IpdHS suid. hsJIthy cpIdi-
ttn. hy hr gf M,ss T,hrcicS and no dissdS. triH
6rtT 9sSdii yGU
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. READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS.

FROM HON GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PrLADELPm., MARCH 10Th, 1861
Ifnd "Ha?ddnd's Gcr.::aR Bitsrs" is nat an inter
'r"tHg berrrdq' mt is g'-. talic wseId H dia,r
S'Ts of The digcs'irc oIJdHs. gf great bsHsG in
cdses ef debility dnd rrud :f nerrols action in the
sy.teTs. Ious truly
GEO H: WOODTiRD.
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jndge uf the Supreme Court Of Penmsy ylvania.
PnnADGLrUI' APRm 18th, 1860.
consider " Hoonnnd's German Hit
ters' rIf"nh's ncdiriH" iI case OF at
thcks 0T digestion Or Dyspepsia. j
can certify this from my eI perIence
eih' Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
From REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD. DID.
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR RJAcKSoN-DE'R SIR :-Ihare L,c,, I,,queniIyre-
q"cSifd IN confcf my tcUh rtcUBlucHIfi0Ss Of
d0'rr" k'"ds gt moiirincs bd rsgarjtny the J4ucice
a. o" ~ my dFFr"pritts sphere, Ihurs ia all eases de-
9'Set ont ".H rte'r rUgf ia rGrotis IN siaces and
ltT',c'hIr'y a. ffaiy. n M. nsrfIness Of Dr.
ItStdHfs Ge.1aUH Bif,crs TdspGri Gf 0urc from mn
usual caHrS', :" 'JpTCSs my f,H c0nriiiu hat fI
general debility IL the systcn and especially f Liver
C"u'lHlnl' a. Is sat, aud valuable preparation. In
some cases may GIH bt usuGiiV itlod not IL tciH
Le rrTy ben.fciH 10 hnse ,clo saGsy from he abgps
CAUSES 10urs, rcry rcspcciCdiy,
J. H. KENNARD,
Eghth beLOlU Coates ST.
Price of the Bitters. sl.oo per bottle,
Or, half dozen Tor $500.
Price of the Tonic, $3.50 per bottle;
Or. s half dozen for $3.50.
Jh. Tonic Is put up in quart bottles.
RsrollSct Hai ii is Dr, HIiaRds ,7srTear Remedies
hGt dre 50 mirsrSdHyuSd UHd 50 EighEy recommend
ed and do nat diiV DE Druggist 10 induce you 10
take any hing else That he may say Is just gGod be-
cdus, he haal''s Iorysr profit on IT, These Remedies
,gu BE- sent by express 10 any locality uol application
10 he
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At THIS GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 63l ARCH STREET, Iailadslphia.
CHAs. M. EVANS. Proprietor.
Formerly @. M, JACKSON & co.
These Remedies are for sale by
cine Dealers everywhere.
Hdsr 70 get hs geHUsue. ''''"
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==l Sc%9s=y1cN,

Ladies who wish IA fair skin and
good compile IlOn, free from a Yellow
ish ttngc and all other dishguI cnt,
should use these remedies OccaSion-
nlly. The Liver In perfect order, aud
the blood pure, VIII result iIs spark
ling eyes and blooming checks.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
Medicines. They can be ehdIninisIered
with perfect safety 80 IL child three
m""'hs old, the most delicate female,
Or IA man Of niucty.
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JOHN F. MOORE, Editor & Proprietor.
CHE Glk Aduotatt,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
Devoted to the Interests Of the People Of Elk

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
Oevotedt to the Interests Of the People Of Elk Co
Tsp PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY JOHN +. MOORE,
Office IN the Court House.
rERMs-One Dollar and Fifty Cents per
annum, invariably in advance. No devia
ton from these terms.
Rates Of Advertising.
Transient Advertisemements, pers q ire Of
10 lines or less, times or less...... 90
For each subsequnt insertion. ........... 25
Administrators and Ex'rs notices.. 9 so
Auditors notices. es.......................... 2 so
Dissolutions, Cautions and Estrays... . 90
Local and Obituary notices per line. Is
Professional cards, l year............. 5 90
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
l square.........S Z 00Ii column...... $40 90
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The above rates will be strictly adhered
TO in all advertising from this date.
BLANKS.
Single quire.. ....$2 50l6 quires u qr..$1 IS
9 quires u qr... so Over 6, u Or. l so
HANDBILLs.
sheet, 25 or less OOi4 sheet, 25 or less 90
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Nov. %, 1867. JOHN F MOORE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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Thousands Of letters have been re.
ceived, ,testifying o the virtue OF these
remedies.
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THE BALL SEASON.

Is
BALL or THE
NINTH INFANTRY NATIONAL GUARD
rrs A5 Sfss 4 IN yA$ssST 1884,
Tickets a. admitting gentleman and two ados extra la
tickets limited and only be procured through
Colonel John H. WILCOX 1853 Chatham stree, and II Park
Major VIM seward, yr., 6 Cedar street.
H ESssr .n CEDAR aSs street.
Quartcrmastsr Jordan L. Bailey, ~ Bowery.
~ wv. ,. .,,.
-
Capt ns Assaas s''
Ssss YIN; +. ysa wjS "a s 9 ssss%sn street.
CART Ass Fl s Rsy E ss onar Sn''
Lieut.. soest Z: Courtney, bseIow csrps, Company, IS
Lieut.. S Sss. Norman g ~ wan Az street: .
room
: S Sss: Il s SSssss n "a S %ss; street,
Lieut.. JOS B. Pollock, Naval Once, Custom House.
Lieut. s ssn" sSylss p sss'H Pa. ss
Lieu" TssSd2rs W. sys g South William street.
E.t I,.; p W Lee 81 S. " ; %;,.
BAD Tss,S h sss;: .;,ss
sergeant ssTss. J:s % x hS S sasos : street.
SsTsss psasss S. H. Wear
Private Horace D. Rues - Pine street, room No. 4.
I)ALLs, BALLS-THEATRE FRANCAIs.
ID DESTROYS 20 Theatre Francase for
Balls are requested to make early application. .
L,IREMEN's BALL.
Orphans Fund New York Soan'ssr SS Dsps
nent Al the $50 -
sSMEs T. twyEsn %I Tls.id.n s r is
ALorzo SLoTE, Treasurer, l10 Fulton street
JONI j. WKerRhy, Secretary, No. ! William street
Proscenium and circle secured on
plication 10 James Y. Wcnman, President
CARRYowEN ON DECK.
" GRAND BALL
Of tho william Smith Bcn Benevolent Association, the
Union Assembly Rooms, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, DEC. no.
fhs;rrU
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rrHE GREAT BANJO MATCH FOR PURSE OF 81, 900
and the championship OF the world between Chas. X.
Dobson and Chas pumer OF Brooklyn takes place at the
Cooper Institute, Monday evening Dec. 2S.
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A II: GALE CO., ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS. WILL
IA. close out their large Stock prices 10 suit the times
purchasers will do well to examine 2 East Twelfth street,
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
orTI SEs SIIEs ara y, Z .u |


s. rhY f sssiy sG AZ II. ss. uS
as4y az 81 I sS
CO snd 'Ssd1s %ssh
may j. II ths sas q SnRcsots and
ysnsOn other dsssnstsd point The Missouri rissr
east Or north q that riSsi IL Dat DAKOTA TssrsSI
The .eiIht y 5. transported on iris Reais No. I
pounds Per %os S fCr sssS month u
ss year beginning April l. 1858. and ending March 81
Bidders should give their names in full As well as
BOND IA he sn SSa ao
lars signed by two or more responsible PERSONS guar
mentioned hs proposal 70 iis party proposns, tSs
contract will be accepted and entered into and good and
sass with IL erns y sss sst In ''''rd
The contractor DO required 70 give bonds In the
sstsfsetory evidence Of the Loyalty and ss1sney Of
each bidder and person offered as security will 30
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals. for Army
L,,niSpo5tstl9n on Route No. - and none will DO
msns 81 NJ. snsy ay comply with the require
The party 70 whom an award is made must DO pro-
sasirsd bonds Tor the faithful performance q Ss ecn
Ths right to reject any and all bid, may be offered
The so1iisetSr must DO for service by tho
Place & susne. or sns w u vss e haze
AZ Sas ps ana ss.Sy ~
BsnE iSi@; ,.iSwlas ihS condition. Of the contract
S5ss Or az the otcs q The Ney
S And 81 Of the
~, d Lieut. S;;ii PSiR sIs, s = s;rl
nols-St Chief q. NJ, Department Of Dakoia.
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Proposals.
ID r o p o 8 A L 8

T. Tr.f..R. opyIon CHIry ouANrIRnAsrrR, D
FIprn military pIsrsIcr, I
Sealed prl Saw sIs ny.a md 1ss
sss.s & M NJ az s. 4 b S yS':a
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IsISs.a s1a ;HSpils; psrislsias y. road.
and SIss %i iIssi ARsiaosa 4 sslRl'w'
2funeh Bsfs-used. .F..iiy i".a 81
1900 Ibs. RslIroaa gksir.-s9od.i '',.gf Fl %,
seq ;bs. Railroad Iron-4ood :. ~ g"s
ks ss$sIy: hss
n.$ X: k:!Iss.2f As!i.s%sood. 90
sSseiie BarsSussd. 81. 90 ..H' ~
if ss Gs sr.;S;ss sss .er,,os.sl..
sksllrcss ftcs S'a and switch stands
Ssss ss;.s: IA Gsver--vora. .
ssIs ere yI%sf lsnsss.nvorn. Y z
Pa. 1a CA S wkssoHF:;-vorn.
fssa S csr wSssi.-von. !
dSs, n, United States nor %
VII; Z isss .s cd sS'f 4:
Sr.nds RTOR ,his IUIn! cooperation Is made b,
81 the Ten mile. is iG arc vssSea away BY sl,te
sses, !ses' ass & ~ al
are buried In the sand. F.
The touls e ne shortest sgd best for the Immense
Southern TEXAS and Northern Mexico. and tho com
punleaien By rail alone eau readily be extended to
IA. I.iiro.S % white. Rancho save. thirty milo.
fcst suAse, Eeod ties. T rail-. snd fall spiked,
Tho properly may be inspected on application 10
Captain q y. Hoyt. A; 9. n. Brovnsyills, TeHas,
n.s.sr, Rihk Military District. New Orleans. Lou.
sQndItio1 q .he sale viii DO Cha. transportation
pics whengys, rsqg,ed st rates not to exceed those
In the fifth Military District.
Terms Of paymeni-cash in United States Treasury
Government reserves the RICH. to reject any or
Proposal: should Be- endorsed. .Propossls for Bra
dressed to tho undersigned at ihi. once
~ BIZ. It. Col and A. q. NJ, u. .. A.,
dec2l-td In charge Of Office.
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ltinual @spnblitau.
ARRIVAL AT THE HOTEI.s.

NATIONAL HorEI.-H. s. BENSON.
Gee y Calvert, MA; A PregP, New o,leansi
bsr, Del, win KsSton, K 4 Loomis, n y Robt
" Wilson, Philsdelphis, Shss II sheIull, NY,
@ sEissIne, Miss iPP srisI, Pratt, baltimore,
Baden sa Judge mSSf TSot. nd 10 .2 E1e %n
ton, DO. J b Jenkins, Frank s ian, Y; =
II ToI,std "; ? v Hoiiyae.}l NJ Js Hood
os hd Hooss. Ds and s.Siy Wa.Snsson
9 Gong c Maine. ast TTS o%p.Sn N Wssn
ton, p q; Dol Geo A Marston, N II; Hon Z 5
OVERS, HoTELLJ. NJ. Cook.
A q Beles and wife, Cumberland; Dawson,
lowe, William Oswald Dundas, city; William
deI.ul US N, Dprand, Norwich, Conn; H
Mich, James Jones, Misc s 4 CooE, Mrs ] N
SGSh New TprH asossep " GSSs 9o:1oSi
4hy tns rs e.t R Gh9T B.cw ssRsS
ington city; 5 Reid, steubsnyiIie, Ohio; John
MeyAush, Esmeralds, Nev; Otis worthlngton,
baltimore and Ohio railroad.
W A shsnnan, " Scott, Kansas; A Doid, New
Mexico. , N Hyde, Cincinnati; WIN Moore,
sgrinssela, Mass; 4 s sheysrdson, sheleurne,
timorei ] winn, q s Drank, Chsriottesviiie, Va;
@ kise JeSS .s sI sn
wife, O'Toole and wife, stanton, Va; q s
Bl.ef and wife Cineinnstij ] Msrissei, 2 ii W
ID Euhelberger, Miss Mollie Boyies, Md.
KIRkwoOD HousE-HEspLxr b GRrrs.
John " Russell, Albany, n Y, Rev George L
JIG Rainey, Baltimore; W 7 Strange, Lynch.
burg; James Spencer, II wisner, n VI Charrs
ts, SS5t Esw@sn, ossss9; Fr,Hk Pst
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Medical.
R4L7INoRI Lo@ HosPfrAL.
HrABIisaip As A RRFudR PROM ouAoHKRf.
THE ONLY PLACE y EHlaaD : CURE CAN 'r OBJ,

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LenEugT, lev PIItis, GsaisslSa q lSss1 pslgsIiGs
a. m,aa,ns,s RaSasy, ". qWSJ. rpsf HsssV 81
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pos>'ois '1 yotJNo uKN ~ ~
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