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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
at'hecliua Rreister.

THERE seems to be very little interest
manifested by our citizens concerning
the municipal Election to be held to-
morrow, and yet the choice of . suits
bic person for Judge Of the Municipal
Court is one of the most important
questions that can be submitted for
popular determination. The Municipal
Court, IS at present constituted, is that
TO which the citizen first looks for pro-
lection for his person and his property.
II mas immediate control Of the city
police and of the machinery for the
speedy administration Of Justice. 1t is
therefore of the utmost importance that
a suitable person be selected for Judge.
and We urge our citizens to bestow some
thought upon the matter and be prepar-
ed to vote intelligently tomorrow. 1t
is scarcely probable that any change in
the compensation Of the Judge can be
effected at the meeting of the City
Council tonight, and it may therefore
be considered a. good as settled that
the Municipal Court will continue with
sll its powers and duties unimpaired
until the legislature meets next fall.
We trust our citizens will bestow suit
able attention upon the matter and, by
diligeut in quiry, qualify themselves to
vote understandingly for competent
and acceptable person for Judge.
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COLUMBUS.
New Trial Granted.

COLUMBUS, O., May 20.-The Supreme
Court this morning granted new trial
to John S. Blackburn, convicted oI
murder, by poison, Of Miss Lowell his
mistress, in Ross county about a year
ago. -.
Delegates to the State Republican
Convention have already filled up the
city. Noyes will probably be renomi-
mated for Governor on the frat ballot
but bevond this everything is uDcer-
tain.
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Not so Bad "A Bargain After All.

1.-TWO small, rocky Islands in the
Behring Sea-" says the London Globe
will soon have paid back 10 the Unit
ed States Treasury the whole sum
expended upon the purchase Of Alaska.
When the cession of this territory was
granted by Russia, people smiled at the
bargain made by the Americans Ii
was asserted that Yankee shrewdness
had deserted Mr.. Seward in the matter.
He knew better, and did not buy with
his ewes shut. st. Pau.s and 81.
Georges Islands, belonging to the
Aleutian chain, have since been leased
to the Alaska Commercial Company !or
seal fishing, at q yearly rental OF No.
600, A tax Of nearly three dollars on
each fur seal skin taken and shipped
from the Island is also imposed. AS
one hundred thousand skins are export
ed yearly now TO San Francisco AID
New York, a fruitful source OF revenue
is obtained from these two barren rocks.
This territorial enterprise OF the United
States is, therefore, a great success, and
will probably help to develope the idea
80 rapidly growing in America 'bat
colonial possessions are useful from
many national points Of view"
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TUCKER COUNTY.
The Circuit Court.

To the Wheeling Register.
I have Just read an article in tn.
IntslHgsneer sigued "sylvanus," and
dated at St. George, protesting to glV'
an account OF q gathering OF notaoles
at the Tucker court.
The article was evidently intended to
r,dicule and bring into disrepute the
Democratic lawyers prscsicing at thai
bar. do not profess to be political
partisan or an admirer of the "los'
cause" or it's friends. but must Say
that most of the gentlemen named IN
that article were palpably misrepresent'
ed. Any one who mingled with the
crowd can bear testimony that Mr:
Tate kept a very orderly house. and
that there was not an intoxicated mem
Der of the bar stopping with him. Your
correspondent was pleased with the
gentlen anly behavior and honest and
intelligent conversation Of those whom
Sylvanus denominated the timid heroes
OF the "lost cause" as we'll as the MEM
bers Of the bar generally.
Among other subjects discussed was
the i'm mpor.ance Of discardiug from office
or places OF honor or trust, dishonest or
unworthy men. The participants in
the Credit Mobilier" frauds were con-
demred. The more recent congresslon-
al thieves were spoken of in no terms
OF praise. Defaulting lawyers and pur-
loiners of court papers and records, as
we'll az thieves and robbers, generally,
were denounced. Surely it could not
be that sentiments and opinions like
these gave offence to Sylvanus aud pre-
pared him for that Isbmaelitish war
and hatred he manifests in his
labored article. One thing is
pretty certain that Sylvanus wanted to
gain favor with Ny. Brauuon at the
expense of Mr.. Woods, who never
could have said or thought Of what
was imputed to him by Sylysnus.
One OF the most extraordinary pas
cages in the article is the comparison OF
Mr.. DAYTON to General Grant. This
reminds us of the boy who, after quiet
ly surveying Jack, remarked that ne
looked something like Hoss, il his
years were not so long" The adm'rer
OF Mr.. Dayton might say he was a
good looking gentleman, but that he
looked like or acted like General Grant
is far-fetched idea.
NV only object in preparing this
hasty article is to disabuse the public
mind 10 relation to the conduct and
opinions OF come OF the best men OF
Tucker and adjoining counties, as de-
tailed by Sylvanus.
LOCKER ON
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NEW YORK.
Trains Trials.

New YORK. May 20.-In Train
case the defense conceded insanity OF
the part Of the prisoner, and the jur!
returned q verdict Of not guilty Of TIT
charge Of publishing obscene literature
on the ground Of insanity. Judge D.
Wis thereupon directed that the prisoner
be sent to the lunatic asylum. Trains
counsel has received from Judge Fan
cher a writ OF habeas corpus, returuabls
Thursday next.
Owing to the complication OF una.
voidable circumstances the Mutual
Bank has concluded to wind up and 20
out OF business. All debts and deposit.
ors are being paid in full.
Fatal Accident.
This morning while laborers were en-
gagged in digging out for the Fourth
Avenue track, near 74th street, q bank
of earth, six feet in height, slid down,
burying three men. They were extri-
Gated alive but seriously injured.
The examination Of George McDon-
aid, whose extradition is suggested tol
British authorities, for his alleged COM
plicity in the Bank OF England forger-
lee, was continued to-day, before Com
missioner Gutman. Several witnesses
were recalled but nothing of public
interest was extracted. Itis probable
that the examination will close to-mor-
row.
Petroleum.
A meeting OF the Petroleum Ex-
change was held to-day in the Ex.
change rooms, corner Whitehall and
Water streets, J. Macy, Eco. in the
chair. The object of the meeting was
to adopt certain rules Tor the general
government of the trade.
Murderer Arrested.
Jim alias Joe Jackson. supposed
murderer OF Mary Jane Sullivan, was
arrested at l:30 p. m, to-day, BY Capt.
Mccullough. He was found in a cellar
beneath the sidewalk in front Of Bold
ipg's liquor saloon, corner South Fifth
avenue and Houston street. His throat
was frightfully gashed on the rightside.
but none Of the main arteries were sev.
cred, nor the vindpipe injured. He
admitted to having inflicted the wounds
himself in the rear Of the mig.
ger dance house whele the pool OF
blood was found by the police, but de-
MED that he killed The wowan, Sulli-
van. He says she fell down stairs at
80 Sullivan street, the night before she
was found dead, and that he took her
up stairs inseusible and left her on the
bed. He then left the house and went
to the dance house. His wound was
dressed and he was sent to the Bellevue
hospital.
James Brown, colored, who gave the
information which led TO Jackson's
arrest, says jackson admitted killing
the woman, and that he intended to
leave for Chicago tonight.
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BALTIMORE.
Conf fe4Siou.

BALTIMORE, May 20-Thomas Hal
lipan made q confession to-day ac-
krowledgipg that he choked Mrs.
Lampley and that Nicholson, his &C
complice, struck her in the stomach
with his fst. 1t was cold blooded and
dreadful murder, as she was an old,
feeble and delicate woman and died
Immediately. Hallipan broke open
the trunk containing the money. Hal
lipanIsays tn at Nicholson planned the
murder and urged him twice to join 10
it. He acknowledged the justice o! bis
sentence and says be is willing to meet
his fate, but wsnte Nicholson to suffer
on the same platform with him.
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CnEF.JUsrlcE CHASE was three tim

CulEF.JUsTlcR CHASE was three times
married to yourg and handsome women.
His first vile, Kate Garness, was the
daughter OF wealth Cincinnatian. wno
was the originator Of the Ohio Life and
Trust Companv--thst concern whose
disastrous trilure precipitated the panic
OF 1857. This lady was truly beloved
by Mr.. Chase, and it was the romantic
passion OF his life. He preserved her
letters, portrait, ard souvenirs OF atec-
,ion, to the last, and they were the
mos. priced Of his effects. This lady
was a brunette; she hsd two children
both deceased. The second Mrs. Chase
was Lydia Smith, OF Cincinnati. mother
of Mrs. Sprague. The third Mrs
Chase, mother OF Mrs Nettie Hoyt, was
Sarah Bell Ludlow, a superb woman.
She ALWAYS addressed the Chief Justice,
Tor some quaint reason, as my dear
Percival." The two children OF the
Chief Justice have been subjects o! HE
pride, and perhaps OF his ambition in
later years. Excepting Martha Jefter-
son. we have not had in eminent lie
any daughter that has made the pro-
motion OF her father 80 much matter
OF heart as Mrs. Spvagus.-Gath.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Khivan Expediiies.

The Khivan Expeoiioo.
LONDON, May 2o.-A special received
here from st. Petersburg. says moch
anxiety prevails there in consequence
Of the non-receips OF definite inse!o'
eence from the Khivan expedition. Two
detschments OF the Russian troops
that marched against the Kha'ate
have been detained in their progress
by heavy snow storms. At the last
advices from the expedition the column
nearest the appointed rendezvous TO,
all the troops, WAS several hundred
miles distant, and was, besides, one
month late.
A dispatch received here from vsr-
sailles says that the sitting Of the Ma
tional Assembly yesterday. wss very
stormy. The members Of Right open
" declared their desire to overthrow
President Theirs.
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Doss in Bridgeport Connecticut th

Do1S in Bridgeport Connecticut the'
don't often see anything larger than 9
ten-dollsr bill, and when q fellow pro-
duces q ffty-dollar greenbsck, they A.
rest him for trying to pass counterfeit,
money, lock him up in the jail ovel
night, and wait till the banks open ths
next morning, to fiud out whether it ID
tn. real stuff, as was the case the Other
dsy. . Z
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NEW ORLEANS.
Senator Carpenter-Arrested

Senator Carpenter-Arreste
New ORLEANS, May 20,-SenatoI
Mathew Carpenter, Of Wisconsin,. ad'
dressed an immense audience at the
Exposition Hall tonight, He discuss
ed on agriculture, eecret and politics.
He alluded TO the political affairs in
Louisiana, and he declared no govern.
ment existed therein and favored new
election.
Mr.. McHowe OF the Pica,me Office,
was arrested today, charged with
shooting at William P. kellogg. He
was released on 5000 bail. McHowe
says be was in the Pieaune office at the
time OF the shooting.
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CINCINNATI.
Jevisn Convention.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-The lsraelites
Of this city have issued call to all con.
gregstions West and South, for con-
gregational conference, TO form union
congregation, under whose auspices a
Jewish Theological Institute shall be
established, and other measures adopt
ed which which will advance the pros
perity O. the Jewish religion. The
convention will convene in this city on
July Sth. Each congregation isrt-
ouested to send a delegate for every
twenty-five members.
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NEW YORK.
Fire.

NIAGARA FALLS, May 20.-The ms-
chine and car shop belonging to the
New York Central Railroad, in this
city, together with ak freight cars.
were totally destroyed by FIRE last night.
The freis supposed to have been caused
BY an incendiary. The round house
was saved. The loss will reach $780,
600. Insurance not known.
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A POSTAL card, mailed in New 70

A POSTAL card. mailed in New York
City, was received yesterday at the
Post-office Department, on which the
writer irreverently asked: why the
devil don't you have the backs Of these
cards ruled. 90 that q fellow can write
better on them. Please answer through b
personals of New York Herald" 1t is
stated that one reason tor not ruling
them is because the cards will be used
more for printing than writing, and q
fellow can print "better on them II
not Washington Chronicle.
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THE WEATHER.

War DIrAIrMENf,
0FricE OF TIE CHIKy SreNAL OvyicEl,
WASHINGTON. Nay 81. Ia. n.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and Lower
Lakes. diminishing procure souths
east winds and cloudy weather and rain;
for the Northwest aud Upper lakes and
thence to Missouri and Keatucky. kall.
Jog barometer, southeast winds. warm.
cloudy and raining weather. for Ten.
nessee and the Cult States and South
Atlantic Statee, northeast aud south
east wiuds, cloudy weather. rising ten.
perature and occasional rain; clearing
in the Western Cult.
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MEMPHIS.
Shooting Match.

MExPRIs, May N.-Thos. Collier
barkeeper at Overton Hotel, and Tom
Lsrkin, q hackman, had 8 little shoot
ing match with navy reyolvers, in the
hotel this evening. Larkin fred three
shots, but missed his man, and Collier
ared but one with slight effect. Both
psrties were arrested and bsiled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 2l, MoRSING.-Mr.
Buffet was yesterday reelected Presi-
dent OF the Assembly.
The members OF the Right are form
ing a combination with the view oi
oustipg II. Theirs from the Presiden-
cy, and substituting the Duke de Au-
male in his place.
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LOUISVILLE.
Found.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.-The body OF a
man was taken out OF the Ohio river at
the landing this morning, an6 was
found to be a workman at the New
Albany glass works, named Andrew
Norton. A email amount OF money
and bottle OF whisky was found on
his person. 1t is supposed he was &C
cidentally drowned.
The first postal cards, twenty-five
thousand, was received here this even.
ing.
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RIVER NEWS.

CrSrSxA7I, May 20.-River falling
With ~ feet in the ehspnsl. Weather
cloudy ard warm.
NEW ALBANY, May 20.-Rver has
fallen 2teet Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE May 20.-River has
fallen 3 feet and 4 inches. Weather
warm.
IkxpH,s, May 2.-Westhef WAITE
today but cloudy tonight River sta
tionsyy. L
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Cincinnaii uasRsa.
CNoSSAil, Nay %.

StAVSSAfis AAy ".
COTTON-Quiet and unchanged.
FLOUR-Stesdy; superfne 8 50@
6 OG family 81 SjSs 10.
wHEAT-Quie'; red 81 6Stal IS.
C0RN-Wesksr; shelled -.
OATS-Quiet at 35@4ic
RYE-Dull And unchanged.
BARLEY-Dul aud unchanged.
HAY-Quiet
SEEDS-Tirno:hy els OOG2l "
PROVISI0NS-Uuse,tleJ. Pork at
$lo 75@iI % Bulk meats inactive
and buyers aud sellers are apart in
viewS shoulders quoel At 6ss clear
sides st. Bacon; shoulders J; clear
side 92c; hama l3i9l4S.
LARD-Quiet; kettle rendered 9e.
TALL0W-Quiet at 8t0S...
WHISKY-Steady st SIC.
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RUSSIA.
The Shah OF peraia.

The shah OF persia.
ST.. PHrsRsBuEG, Msy @.-The Shah
Of Persia arrived at Morcon yesterday.
upon entering the city he was met BY
an immense concourse Of people. who
welcomed him with the greatest en-
thusiasm. The statement that the Shah
was accompanied on his European tour
by three OF his wives is untrue.
Dead.
BUCHAREST, Nav 20.-Alex. John
Couza, the first Prince OF the united
Provinces Of Moldavia and Mallachis,
who was elected in 1889, and COMPEL
cd to abdicate in 1856, is desd.
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HALIFAX.
Drow ned.

HALIFAX, May. 20.-Three seamen
belonging to the American fishing
steamer Mary A. Taylor. were drowned
at White Haven on the 18th instant.
They went duck shooting when the
dorry capsized in the breakers outside
the harbor.
A number OF the members OF the
volunteer force OF this city have applied
TO join the service Of companies on the
Indian frontier OF Manitoba.
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A MsrHoDIsr clergyman in this con
ference was recently 80 deeply impress
ed with the evil OF chewing TOBACCO
that he gave up the habit and went %
smoking. l1.--sz
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THxRs is something intarest ing in ob
serving two women looking disdsinfui-
" at each other, but when two oid Ia
dies whose front teeth are gose curl the
lip of disdsin, the effect is very depfess'
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TIE sound Of the new spring boot 10
heard in the church aisle.
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CAfirh punishment ia now decided
10 be publishing . coantry peWspaptr.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Directors, made on the 9th day OF
May, 1873, so many shares Of each parce,
at public auction at the Office of the Company,
Room 81, Hsyward's Building, No 4l9 Califor-
mia street, San Francisco, Cal. on Tuesday,
the sth day Of July, 1873, at the hour OF
. o'clock p. m. of said day, to pay SAID ueIh,
ouent assessment thereon together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of the sale,
CHAS. L. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room 81, Hayward's Building, 4ls CAL
fornia street. San Francisco, Cal, Je-2-tu
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THE DEATH. RATE.

DIR. Russell, of New York. furnishes
the mortality statistics in q European
cities and l6 American cities. Zurich.
Switzerland. shows the lowest death
rate, Is in each / 900 inhabitants. Ge-
neva comes rext. with 10 in every 900;
then lBasle, with 20, and London and
Paris with q each; Liverpool and
Leeds, q each; Glasgow and Manehes-
ter 90 each; Dublin, 90; Leghorn, Venice
and Milan, 80 each; Vienna, Genoa,
Stockholm, Nice, Havre and Rotterdam,
81 each; Berlin aud Bologne. 30 each;
Naples and Florence, So each; Rome,
SO; Prague and Munich, Al; Cadiz, A.
Among American cities san Francisco
ranks as the healthiest, having only IL
deaths out of each 1000 inhabitants; in
deed, with one exception, it is the
healthiest city in the world. Next IN
rank are st. Louis and Cincinnati, ~
each-exceeding only Zurich, Geneva
and San Francisco in the number oil
deaths. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chi
caeo and Brooklyn have respectively 20,
90, 81 and IS; Boston and New Orleans
30 each; Newark and Halifax, u each
New York, So; Savannah, SC; Montreal
81; Memphis, 46; Valparaiso, Chile, 66
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

LABOR STRIKES have been quite fire.
auent during the past year or two, but
the first strike of Supreme judges has
inst fallen under our notice. The Chi
cago Times refers to the matter in terms
which indicate that the editor entertains
no very high regard for the Judges. The
Times says:
The public still entertains fair degree
Of respect for some, If not all OF them.
They appear to be conscious OF this fact;
and now, in order to remove from the
public mind the still remaining respect
the public has for them, they have hit
upon the most excellent plan of propos-
ing to vacate the Supreme Bench In
body, and thus not only command uni
versal public contempt, bat, as they seem
to think, punish the whole people OF the
State because the people in the Filth Jul
dicial District saw proper not to return
Judge Lawrence TO the bench! There
seems to be no question but that a ma
iority Of the Judges have been seriously
considering this idiotic project of a
strike" on the Supreme Bench, and the
defeat OF Judge La"iehSo 40 S''h.i '"
for reelection is one of the assigned
causes. They feel" says member o.
the bar who has been feeling of them
that they were struck by the blow which
was so effectively aimed at Judge Law
renee. They say that Judge Lawrence
merely delivered the opinion OF the Court
and that the vote by which Judge Graf
was elected, if intended as vote OF cen
sure upon Lawrence, was censure upol
the whole Bench"
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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francis co, June q

SAN FRANCIS co, June q. 4
The SC hooner Golden Gate, Captain .
Rasmussen, while coming out of Moro /
Bay on Tuesday last, on her way to this
port ran ashore and had to be aban.
doned. She will probably prove a total
loss. The Captain and crew succeeded
in reaching the shore in safety.
The schooner Minnie G. Atkins, Capt
Dodd, which left this port yesterday
morning, for Fish Rock, was run into
and sunk on the bar about l p. m. by
the schooner Laura May, also outward
bound. The vessel filled in five minutes.
The Captain and crew barely escaping
with their lives.
SAN JOSE, June 81.
Large parties left San Jose last night
and to-day to squat on the Government
land lately opened to presumption,
SUFFER- CREEK, June 81
An accident occurred here this evening
in the Con. AmadOr mine, resulting i'll
the death of john Collins, II native Of
England. 1t is supposed that he in
attempting to stop the cage at the 100
foot level, to load timbers, accidentally
lost his hold, falling about 200 feet and
lodging on some timbers.
Los ANGELES, June 81.
One of the chiefs of the Pala Mission
Indians has applied to the County Clerk
for registration as a citizen. 1t will be
made test case before the Courts under
the Fifteenth Amendment, where Indi-
ans who are not taxed are debarred Con.
stitutionally from voting and other
rights of citizenship.
SAN Francisco June 81.
Lester L. Robinson has commence
an action in the Fifteenth District Court
against the executors of the will of T. L
A. Phoebe, to recover the sum of $40,
900, money advanced to Phoebe, which
claim the executors refuse to allow.
The man who died IN the city prison
on Thursday evening, has been identi
fed as Vincent Wensules, native o
Poland, 80 years of age, a naturalizeC
citizen discharged from the army Jun'
LIST, 1869, and halter by trade.
-Four more mining assessment are an
:, nounced, as follows: Atlantic and Pa
cifc Consolidated, six cents per share
La Paz so cents per share; Pioneer Con.
a 10 cents per share; Rock Island, 80 cent
g all delinquent between the 2lst AM
n 25th Of July.
VIM. J. L. Moulton, of Stockton, ha
filed petition in the United States Dis
" trict Court praying that he be adjudged
Is bankrupt His liabilities amount to 500
n 605.51-mostly owing in San Francisco
His assets consist OF lot OF land in Mir
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eral CITY, Nevada. aud block Of laad in
the town OF Peters. San joaquin county.
for which 10 value is stated.
B. Kenny. contractor for grading the
Golden Gate Park, dropped dead at his
residence about 7 O'Clock last evening.
Deceased was driving ont With his wife
during the afternoon la enjoy men. Of
usual good health.
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