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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


81. Johns day was celebrated by the French
societies in Concord. The streets were paraded
and services held at the Catholic church.
Isaac Vose, an aged resident of Keene disap.
peared Monday morning, and his hat being
found in the river leads to the conclusion that
he must have drowned himself.
The Eastern railroad extension to North Con
way was formally opened 10 travel Monday.
White mountain tourists leaving Boston in the
Pullman cars in the morning arrive there in five
hours, proceeding to the Glen or Crawlord's by
new stage lines the same day.
There are two mountains of the name OF Kear.
sarge in the state, the larger one near Conway,
spelled Kiarsarge, the other in the vicinity Of
Concord, Kearsarge. AT the base of the little
Kearsarge there is a hotel called the Winslow
house, while the vicinity of grand old Kiar-
sarge knows not the brave seaman's name.
Albro Blodget, Esq, died at his residence in
Claremont, Saturday, aged 76. Mr.. Blodget has
ever been held in the highest esteem by the citi-
zens OF his town and county, and has nearly all
his life held some important Office of trust and
responsibility. such as that of seleetman, post
master, sheriff, president of savings bank, and
representative to the legislature, and was one Of
that class Of men who are always selected fol
referees, administrators and guardians.
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LA RICE PRA TOE
In these speciaItIes,

by DR. HEATH disclosed the startling fact that ma
ority of those suffering with NERVOUS DEBILITY
Dyspepsia Constipation, Piles, rheumatism, Caarrh
Consumption, Diseases of the SIX Blood Heart Liver
Kidneys Bladder &C., were cause by Seminal Weakness
resisting all treatment till II was cured and that 10 of
every 80 coudH0t be cured without ocal applications
of the proper remedies direct to the organs as medicine,
by the stomach alone proved porse than useless,
This discovery with gifted intuition to detect Tho o
and latent complications affecting his patients is Uo
reason Of his curing many who had tired ihc ad,,or
tised medicines and most eminent physicians in tbi
country and Europe. In his MEDICAL AND riiYsI
ILLOGICAL WORK. published IN Is51, fhese suh
lecs are treated upon iuy and for the first time by onv
physician author ~ ~ any
DIR. HEATH, ny request and permission or, hts
patients, can present the evidence 81 those hn IL
suffered from few months to 30 years. been treated hy
a many MS 30 professors and physclansi pnvine rn,
500 to $4,000, and pronounced jnemyabse n nIa
since his treatment. ~ WY W 50 yeais,
seen One-tenth Of our patltnts 'e" "eh"Fe not
Lwenty-Intn street New York (near Madleo1 ana
Fourth avenues since 1880 and receive nsten, a ,
p, NJ oaily, and In the evening F""si'e VII
ulylV deOp&WeOWtnnIg
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TO YOUNG MEN,

DIR. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st near Main WOrces
Ter Mass has superior in the treatment OF that de
poraDle aiiction, Seminal Weakness Spermatorhma
Strictly private and confidential.
HOurs-9 A. NJ, TO P. NJ Office open Sundays.
as c. MANSFIELD. NJ. D.
mdl dtlyJF No, 5 Pleasant at
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CoPPERAs
FOR DIsINFEOTING.

THIS economical and eneent dslniectant 80 iavoraby
IecoInnenaeu IN the public prints, II manufactured BY
We We New England Chemical Manufacturing Company Il
me Ou vermont Coppcras Works. and for sale at their
onlee, No. u Water ST., Boston, by
jeN din WIN. H. FosTHR Tross'r.
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice In
duged IN when Alone habit frequently learned from
eyli companions or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly le even when asleep, and If not cured render
marriage lnpOsslbe and destroy both mind and body
should apply immediately, What pity that youns
man me nope OF ms country the pride of his parents
Should &c snched from all prospects and enjoyments OF
me by the consequence of devating from The path Of
nature anu secret hait. Such persons must before
o0dy are tnG most necessary requisites produce cons
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DR. HALLOCK has discovered the most certain speedy
and only ehecual Remedy in the world for weakness IN
tue Back or Limbs Structures. Affection of the Kid
neys and Bladder involuntary Discharges. Impotency
General Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsia Ianglor Low
spirits Confusion of Ideas Palpitatlon Of the Heart
Ilmldlty, trembling, Dlmness of Sight or GIddiness
Diseases of the Heal. Throat Nose. or Skin Affections
Of the Liver Lungs, Stomach BOwels-those terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth-ecret
and SOLITARY practices fatal their victims than
the song of the Syrens to the mariners Ulysses blight
ing their most bril- liant hopes authorizations.
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BAStti9 Al lhOs III ANditn a WIG anu lSn cuil-
dren.
CONNECTICUT.
One hundred and fourteen kegs OF lager beer
were consumed at Hibrenian picnic in Hart
ford last Thursday.
A man named Hawley was killed by the cars
near Wallingford on Friday evening, while
lying upon the track in state Of intoxication.
Richard WEIGH, Hartford truckman, was
killed almost instantly Friday evening, being
run over by his cart. He leaves wife and four
children.
Winsted boy, who hopes some time to be
railroad man, ran up behind his aunt's chair
the other day struck an attitude like brake
man, and nearly twisted her head off.
The Willimantc camp meeting will be held
during the week beginning Monday, Sept. I'd,
and close on the following Saturday. On Sum
day, Sept. Sth, Glove feast" will be held on the
camp meeting grounds.
The Danbury News says "The loon who was
arrested by an officer Friday night for shouting
murder and fire. confessed there was nothing
the matter with him. He said his wife was
cleaning house, and he felt neglected"
Mary Sullivan Of Windsor Locks received 81
the other day for work, and she and her husband
Mike got gloriously drunk, as is their custom
Mike struck Mary with his hoe, breaking her
arm IN three places, cutting her nose nearly Off
ana making huge cash in her cheek.
ADMIRAL Lanman arrived Mt his home in Nor
Wlch saturday morning, from three years cruise
IN south American waters. He is now on the
ie.lSu ny suuJeft 10 De assigned 10 duty In
case OF emergency. The end OF This cruise
completes a term Of forty-seven and a half
years. ~ - nun
Inc body Of an unknown man was found
a. az ans wafer near Chappelps wharf, New LON
@ yn' ,, ounuay morning He was about thirty.
nve years Of age, with dark hair and wbiskers
Noie a scotch coat, dark vest and pants. and Z
palr o. new gaiiers. He had evidently been in
the water some hours p0Sn ~
Charles striebe got crazy drunk a, uar.e,,,
On saturday morning, entered the confeetioncr,
store Of +. A. Sykes demolished four show casas
scattering Their contents upon the door, an,
was beginning upon the windows. when be ,ra
arrested. after doing $3.50 damage, The n wi
explanation he gives Of the AFTER is tbat 4
burned bag Of peanuts when Ia Mr. SvIa,
employ, IN 1868, and that the value was deduc
cd from his wages.
RHODE ISLAND.
In Providence on Friday Mabel Louise. age
I'VE years, the only daughter Of Edwin q. Bake
was thrown out Of carriage and run over, i
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TNHE SbGRET MEDICAL OoUNsETOR

TFIII DBOhEI NJ EDIUAL COUNSTTnp
,,,, 10y, 10y RACES and u Illustrative Engrayings
II ~ h N niencM work. written by Dr. n Hallock WIN
nds nau greater success In the treatment n ,son
W aIe dese9ed in this work Than perhaps ever lei
Nervoi I'd i 1 nnn ~ treats on Lost Manhood
AM Ses sa o. 'e Genegaliye Organs In both sexes
IoAL INSTITUTE l43 Court st., Boston Mass MED
:, N B-DH HALLoCK, who IL the tihlef rons,,,,..
Or by mall ddwsIn ''iNu pers.oo,haaiy
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VERMONT.

As the night express on the Rutland railroad
was leaving Bellows Falls, Friday night it ran
over an intoxic ited man named John McCarty,
who was lying on the track and cut him com
pletey in two. He leaves a wife and ten chill
dren.
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Il St., with or eight acres OF land with it; also
four or five of the best house lots the street Terms
to suit f. O. THAYFR
aDl0 diff
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- THE HIRED
ER STALLION,
Gf-h MAuoMMDn
ely
Black, five old, l5A hands, 1850 pounds of great
substance fine style and action bred from choice racing
blood, through the stud of Mr. Alexander of Kentucky
will make the season at my stable on Summer street
Fitehburg. TermsS5O for the season, payable at time
OF first service.
lie was sired by zolllcoer; dam, Selma by imported
Albion; y dam, Sally Polk by imported Ambassador;
Fanny by Arab 5th dam, Sister to Tennessee Oscar BY
Wilkes Wonder; 9Th dam Rosy Clack by imported
saltrnm, by Melzar by Haynes Fmnap, by Codus by
Evans Starting by Belslze Arabian. by Bald taow az
by Akaster Turk by Leeds Arabian (sire of Flyinr
Childers, by Spanker, grandsire of Flying Chders)
Zocoier by star Davis, (hc by Glencoe) out of Zeta
dam Of Zlgzag, lara, &c ) by Zenith I'd dam Minstrel
by Mcdoc; 30 dam, Lucy Alexander by Bufords Alex.
ander, &c.
apo deop3m AUGUSTUS WHITMAN
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00lurtestrr ain gpn.
New England News summary.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


The passengers report that the steamer Bristol,
on her passage from New York Sunday night,
ran down and sunk a schooner in the sound.
Boats were lowered, but no survivors were
found.
James Mynchon, an intoxicated 0rangeman,
shot Nellie. NJ. ReardOn, young Catholc, on
her mothers doorstep, at Boston, Friday even
ing, and was Immediately arrested. HIS Vletim
will recover.
Some Harvard students, while returning from
the base ball game, Friday evening, got on
slight rampage in New Haven, and were doing
some bovisb mischief when two OF them were
arrested by the police, and on Saturday morn
ING maid SIPS for their fun, the whole party
chipping in TO make up the amount.
The old man Charles Morrow, who was run
over by gravel train on the Back bay, near
the coliseum, on Saturday afternoon, died at the
city hospital on Sunday. Shortly before death
he regained consciousness, and said that on Sat
urday forenoon he left the store of his son in
the Highland district with three 500 bills in his
pocket He spent ST in Boylston street, and
received 500 out of one of his 500 bills. The
balance of the money he placed in his pocket
with the other large bills. From this time he
remembered nothing else that transpired.
When found, after being run over, he had no
money about his person, and being somewhat
addicted 10 the use of liquor, il is probable that
he was drugged, robbed, and then thrown upon
the track TO meet an untimely death.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
A contract for constructing complete system
of water works for the town of Woburn has
been awarded to George X. Norman of Newport,
RI.
Saturday night barn situated on Arlington
street, WATERFOWL, belonging to Mr.. French
was entirely destroyed by fire supposed to bt
the work OF an iucendiary. Nearly everything
of value was saved. The loss is about $500.
Thomas Mckenna, man about forty-hve
years of age, was found in dying condition on
Highland avenue, Maiden, Saturday evening,
and was carried TO the town house, where ne
died about midnight. 1t was clearly case OF
apopleXy.
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MARRIAGE.

, Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
rage, being aware of Physical Weakness Organic De.
biiity, Detormities, &c, specify cured
He who places himself under the care of Dr. Uallock
may reigiously cOnfde in his onor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill as a physician
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TO THE LnnIEs

nil iteu and single, can consult Dr. Iallock on
anu ucllcaie arrangements with every ass,r
o t6e reea Pr 9eek gives his exclusive attention
ever cause arising Perfect secregv In ali mnnt
ncr ue pes, Of nursing for patients who wish to remain
eaug physician In Boston I'm the treatment Of irorhi
az " private ana confidential nature Ills remedies nre
sur s9e, reliable, and warranted efccuai in everv
Ise ms medicines are prepared in his own nrIvats
iaVIatory tls securing in every case reliable nren-
st9nees' Tree from polsons or other deeterious sub
BRANCH 0FFICE-aO3 Front ST., washington
m2g ~ NUN a. ~ tVVf'h'
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t'Qk SALE-One secondhand KNIFFIN
49,. Ap3hm ~ MACHiNE 70 perfect order-good as
neN ALSO, young cowe, time 10 cnlve June 2D and
JuyIc The above Will be sold cheap Inqulro OF i''
I'm, II. II. H0uGHfoN
'N@A ueVPsw' Salisbury NJ.
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- FOR SALE-On Richard st., nea
lit: new Cottage House and Barn; city water; pipe
E4il for gas; water closets, bath room &C. Lot con
Stains 5000 feet All ready for occupancy.
apa0 dtf - " VarT,oo o..
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THE SECRET MEDICAL COUNsELOn
lnn Enrcs mud 10 Illr.I..-..... !,

new Medical Work written nv DR. n tJ,t,o., ..,
LIZ NY grelter success In the Treatment Of nIseascs
Mnvn ivy described IN this work than perlnps ever l
70 me lOl OF mortal man II treats on Inst Moutv1t
Nervous and General Debility seminal Wcakn"ss nnd
~" ulseises OF the Generave Organs in both sexes ''
ical lnstltutch ~ -'i''' iihiiVck Med
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BRISTOL COUNTY.
A new daily paper, democratic in politics, is
to appear at Fall River July l.
David Lake of Fall River accidentally struck
himself in the abdomen with the handle of Il
sledge-hammer, Friday afternoon, iniicting
wound from which he died Saturday morning.
Saturday noon the freight train from Hyan-
mis-, due in Boston at quarter past two, when
nearing Titicut station met with very serious
accident. There were some dump cars near the
engine loaded with molding sand, and one of
them tipped over, throwing fifteen box cars and
five other dumps off the track, causing gen
eral smash-up. They ripped up abou: six rods
of the track, causing a delay to the passenger
trains of about six hours. A. B. Watson, the
freight conductor, was slightly, and one OF the
brakemen, named John Reagan, seriously in
iured. Wrecking trains from Boston were sent
TO the scene, and had the track clear for the
passage of trains before midnight
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Mrs. Henry A. Dean of Lakeville committed
suicide at Bridgewater last week, by cutting her
throat with penkniie.
HAMPDEN COUNTY
Capstones of four tons each are being chiseled
into shape at Flynt's quarry in Monson, for the
new court house in Springfield. The great
doorstep for the main entrance will weigh three
and one-half TONS
The grass fields of western Massachusetts
have improved rapidly in the two last weeks,
and unless there should come drouth, the far
mers will get a full average crop. Corn is back
ward, but the recent warm weather has given it
a jog, and, with warm summer, there will be
fair yield. The fruit prospects of the four
western COMMITTEES were never better
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,A GRASS HILL STUD
~ FARM-1s72. IA
49, BLACKSTONE, slAz-AA
Brown. l5k hands, sired by Rysdyk's Hambletonian.
Dam by Jupiter, by l.. l. Black Hawk gr. dam by old
ADlalah gr gr dam by young Engineer, by old Engl-
neer, by mpt. Messenger
BROKEN LEG,
Bay, l5H hands, sired by Rysdyks Iambetonian dam
py Manbrlno Paynaster Jr, by Mambrino Paymaster,
by old Mambrino, by impt. Messenger
Service Of the above horses for the season,--
BhAIkSIONE 300
hhShiN 80
Payable In advance.
Mares not proving IN ioal be returned Tor another
mare free. Mares kept at owners risk.
apB d3mf j. q. WOOD West Millbury
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YOUNG MEN.

especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untmey thousands of young men Of
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have enranced listening senates with
the thunders Of el0qnence call with fn CONFIDENCE
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A lad about ten years old, named Thomas
Fallon, was drowned on Saturday afternoon
while bathing near Castle Hill, Salem. He was
a son of Malachi FalloD.
lad, son of Mr.. John W. Piper, fell from a
window in the fourth story ofhis fathers board
ing house in Lynn, Saturday, striking upon a
chair, fracturing several ribs. Surgeons think
his recovery probable.
Intelligence was received in Gloucester, Fri
day evening, of the seizure OF the fishing schoon-
er James Bliss of that port, for alleged infrac-
ton OF the Canadian fishing laws, by Captain
Lachance of the cutter Stella Maria, the same
officer that took The Enola C. three weeks ago
The James Bliss is sixty-two tons burthen, four
years old, and is valued at sixty-lour hundred
dollars, without fishing gear. She lifted for a
Grand Bank trip, and her master was under
strict orders from the owners, Messrs. VIM. Par
sons, ID, & Co., not to venture into English
waters for fare. Mr.. Parsons will proceed 10
Ottawa TO investigate the matter and obtain
the release of the vessel if possible The James
Bliss was taken TO Quebec.
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NOR SALE-A very superior Two-Story
y; FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, pleasantly located, with
in one Of the best locations in the city with stable and
commodious grounds. Inquire of e. DYER, Ticket
Office Foster Passenger Station. diff tnhOg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

WASHINGTON, April 2-The Naval lnvcsti-
eating Committee commenced business tonight at s
o'clock.
George r. Wilson sworn, and testified he is Super
intendcnt Of machinery at Washington Maynard, and
has since May 1861 The yard supplied with every
facility for buildng frstcass engines; the yard can
manufacture engines cheaper than by contract with out
side parties, and in much satisfactory manner;
he thought ii much economical to build engines at
the NayyYard than them built by contractors
they could employ there from 200 to 1000
men; compound engines could be built there; they
could in fact, build big engine as was ever de-
signed The witness replied TO quest ion by Represen
tative Archer that the NavyYard could make engines
superior to those Of contractors. They furnished
with the best machinery of every kind. In reply TO
question by Secretary Robson the witness said the
Washington NavyYard during the five years of the late
war; prepared ordnance supplies than all the other
Yards together and, in reply 10 Mr.. Bartlett he said
that private establishment equal TO the Washington
Navy-Yard.
Cnief OF the Bureau OF Construction and Repairs
Hanscomb being sworn, testified that he took part in
the contract for the construction OF engines for tho tor
pedo be built at Charestou the Board adopted
bis design aud that OF Admiral Porter for the two tor
pedo boats the TO be built under the superntend
ence OF the Witness and the other under the supcrin
tcndence of Admiral Porter; witness was responsible
for the one and Porter for the other they were
suited with several engineers to the
required engines he obtained information from all Of
them: he spoke particularly to Mr. Roach to whether
he could construct compound engines he had no con-
vcrsaton with other parties about giving contracts he
did not apply to any navy yard TO build engines they
could not guarantee the power he ga not kuow OF any
law requiring proposals. IN cases OF this kind.
Mr.. Bartlett next took the subject OF the contract
for furnishing iron for the boats. The witness having
directions TO build the vessel, nc understood he to
have the purchase Of the material he had received no
directions from any having ascertaned where tho
best could be obtained, he contracted with T. T.
Pennock Of Coatesvile Penn; he did not advertise for
proposals for furnishing the iron the iron contracted
for was not usually manufactured III the United states
Mr. Bartlett here put In as evidence IN the case the
act Of Congress making appropriations 10 supply de-
fcencies in the naval appropriation for the fiscal year
1890 the provision therein being as fO0ws PRO
vided that the money appropriated shall be expended
only for the purpose Of providing materials carrying on
the work, ana paying the employees OF the bureau for
which il j. appropriated"
Mr. Bartlett here claimed that Zeno SecOr received
$4,000 June Is 1871 which paid out OF the deficiency
appropriation contrary to the proviso above quoted.
Secretary Robson said the explanation OF the gentle
Lnau fOr newspaper publication only.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The closing exercises of the NewYork
Evening High School were very largely attended last
evening, at SteiDway Hall.
Controller Green paid $4,000 yesterday to
the Park Department to be disbursed TO tile attaches
and aborers employed the parks streets, aud bOue
wards.
The Goth anniversary of the NewYork Ma
rne Temperance Society celebrated last evening In
the Mariners Church. at Madison and Catherine-ss.
Horace Greeley and others made addresses
The New-York Associated Press, ID. NJ.
stone President, adopted yesterday, resolution pro-
testing against the renewing OF the socaed Meher
patent for the manufacture Of white straw paper"
The Directors Of the Panama Railroad Com
pany elected yesterday A. B. stockwe President and
f. W. q. Bellows, Vice President. subsequently the
Board appointed Henry Smith, Treasurer, and John
Keller, Secretary.
The WOrkingmen's Central Union Labor Re-
form State Committee met last evening George w. Glib
bons the chair and adopted resolutions repudiang
the action OF the Columbus Committee In NOMINATING
Judge DAVIS for President OF the United States The
following officers were elected:
President Geo W. Gibbons eepesdtnt hsy Hedmobd secIe
tar, James N. HesthsItoB.
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POLICE NOTE9.

Christian HOrson Of No. Dover-st- fell yesterday
from the pier and seriously cat about h. head
Vim. Young, seaman was killed, yesterday, by
pg from the ,sa Of the ship uson
IN the bay
The infant daughter of Mrs. McGeTy Of No. II
Luquss Brooiyp "" SsdsS I" death ysdsI BY the sIssas
Of pot Of bot lea
Mrs. Fidclia Manning Of Brooklyn. who attempted
on Monday night hubsnd eem,isd Jestsrds 10
an eIsnlI ia ton o Saturday.
Mrs Julia Ryan of Third-ave. and Thirteth-st.
the LEFT shoulder and seriously Injured last W
her sep,on John. ~. t. lie sseaped
Frederick Fiebeman's cigar store, No. 80 Cath
damaged 800 by b. last caused by the splosop
Of ttrons lamp Insured for 800 By the Psrs Compsuy
During a row last evening. in the basement Of No
<C5 East Ann EsrngAB Of No 10 hast TwenuDt
vas bitten 10 the and BY Eliza Duty who was arrested
Winfield Amy age 81. q driver on the Tourth-ave.
ttrmpsi suicide he
Al No an TourtL shooubg tmia THE si breast
,olvef. iBfieung probably fs'si ~oend
John Weber was killed Yesterday 10y the falling
Of fence woe e. Hoe Go John kSnyti 30
rs kI.d vest. ty The liz VI
Eser Lndae be loot VI ksesevstsI