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Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Bibinger and Gallct, for til,
sale Of all kinds Of farm Machenery, hoy,
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Thu
immense business Of the above firm vii
hereafter be carried on by Mr.. John Bitin
ger who will alone will collet all dues an,
and damaads matured or maturing to tn,
late firm Of Bib;nger & Gallet.
Dated Manitowoc November 5ih 1873
JONI BIBsNGE,
B. A GALLyT
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Pave times do lot seem to KEEP
wheat dowr, as it as been steadily rising
in prlcs since the first pressure subsiled
In our own ity, We are proud to say,
there has been no time that Mr..
Ed Conway and J. Schuet.e & Bro,
have not paid cash for wheat in large or
small quantities, and it has been brought
from Depore and other parts of Brown
county, TO this market, because farmers
could get nothing but IRON monsy in tie
Green Bay market.
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Notice of Dissolution

Know all men by dies. presents, that by
MUTUAL consent, the eo-partnersaip hereto
fsre existing under the firm Lame of Bur
lingame & Clark, in the city of Manitowoc,
is this day dissolved; that all dues aad de-
mands, and claims due and to become due,
viii be collected By Thnnas Clark and that
all claims against the aforesaid firm will be
paid by said Carr.
G.oReE B. BuRLIxGAxI,
THOMAS CLARK.
Datei t..4is llth diy 81 Dec. 1879. Sop4w
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Manitwoc Wis. November 9Th. 1879

THE PIaEsr AND SwgerEsr Con-Irvrp
OH Is Hazard i Caswell'. made on the sea
shore. from fresh, selected liEers, by Cas-
WILL. HAZARD & Co. New York. II is alb.
solutely pure and street.. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others
Phy'ieians have decidsi it superior 10 any
Of the olher oils in market Nv
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.Estray.

Came into my enclosure in tn. town of
kossuth near Mr. kellner's Store ,Manitowoc
County. Wis, about the 2O,h day or Sept
ember, an I'D. dark red COW. The owner
will please rrove property and pay charges,
including this notice, and take the same
away.
kos.utl November Goth, 1873.
JOHN CENEFELLS.
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Auction sales are becoming quite fash
ionable since their Inauguration by Petit
bone & Co, in this city. Mr.. j. W. Barnes
offers to sell Fifty thousand dollar stock
in that wav, and Mr.. NJ. Mlhoney adyer
tises sale Of Twenty thousand by the same
InethnT.
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RUNAWAY A farmer team attached to
lumber agon ran away on Saturday last,
and was brought up standing by coming
in contae. with a hitching post, nearly OPP
posite the residence Of M. IL. Rand. Tie
forward wheel. Of the wagon were consider
ally damaged ard the horses badly bruised
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Notice

Having just formed Col artnership
with my Son, under the firm name Of
Bleser & Son, desire all those indebted
to tie old firm to cal and settle the same
INN adiately, so as to balance all old &C
coul IS before entering on the now.
ADAM BLRsKR.
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TnK standing Con mittee of the Diocese
Of Wisconsin have called special meeting
Of Diocesan Council, to be held in the Ca
thedral &C Milwaukee, on the | til of Feb
ruary next, TO elect Bishop in place of the
lamented Armitage.
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Taken I'D.

Mmitowoc Rand. Noy. ssl, 1873
Came in to my enclosure Jput 10 DAYS since,
COWS one large yellow COW with coored horns and
TOUR white feet.
One small red Gov with turned up horns Tie
owners III please prove pro; erty, and par char
yes GncludIng this notice. anu take tn sane away
Nv James S-va.e.
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SILVER in change to any body buying
goods Of me to the amount of 25 cents or
more. Each buyer shall receive Christmas
present from me, IN addition to hi. purchase
Call and examine goods and prices.
2w A. kRYZIssKI.
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SCHcETrE s. BRo.,ever up to the times
in Nil the new styles, have the neg Gran
gers Caps in all varieties for sale at their
emporium, corner of 9Th and Jay streets ,i
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CHAPPED HANDS, tace.r Cch sAIn. 2lmpics ring
WORM. sait-rLcuil ami other cTtane3us @a,ctIgu=
cured. aud the Skin maze 50 and smooth hy usi :.
the JUMPER J AR >oAP,0 made bTCAsTELL, HAZARD
& Co., New York. b certain that you .eG u e
9, = IPEE TAR Soap. as there are many Ia itutun4
g.cle with comLon tyr hich are WORTHLESS /; /
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PLEASE notice. that the Evangelical Lu-
theran Church Is to bededicated next Sun
day at l0A.g All are invited to be pres
eur
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NEvEs have we seen anything equal to
those German Socks, at Ryders for pro
kcang the feet in cold weather. Mr..
Ryder ha. ju.t received an invoice direct
fr, m the importers. 79S-4w
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Dissolution Notice.

The co partenership heretofore existing
tslween Robt. Il Adler and j. l.. Bran
d-is under the firm nsme of Adler & R,an.
deIs Us this day Dissolved by mutual con
sent.
Robt. X. Adler will continue thu bust :
ness at the old s,an!, pay all the iudent-
ness, and collect all dues of the late firm.
ROBERT r. ADLER.
j. l.. BRANDEIs.
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CITY ITEMS.

The best stock of Ready Made Clothing
Ar Boots and Shoes in the City just re
CO. Ted at
BLEsER s Sons.
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For Sale.---A house an lot with barn
and good well of water, for sale or
reasonable terms. Inquire Of
l94-4t f.. A. EDWARDS
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RESE2BER the Christmas Dance at Chris
lIagsnow December Goth, Second Christ
mas. There is no better place in the world
to 60, than the Rockland House, kept by
that nri,apa 1ap tIan,op
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THE side-whesi steamers hani'owpA anl Size
Soygan will leave every morning, fSurdays sx-
t.DgsdJ at ~ o'clock. SATURDAYS boat leaves a.
p. n. Going North, Saturdays boat goes taTou.k
to Two Creefs kewauHee and Ahnepe~.
TIT -opercabip steamers Oconto. II. JO7ApH.
oroc A. follows:
Geing Soutn--Lea every Monday, Wednesdays
nj rat1rGav at about a. 10.
Goihg Sgrth-Lr2yes every Tdss14g, THURSDAY
nd Saturday, al ab0s. Q p. m
J. " Toonss, AreE'.
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Z New Ehins Under the Sun.

Sixteen Oil Paintings in Book !
New lief, re was saCh al FL attoriut-.F 'ai
bu"N Illustration ey ~ ,I.e Il - IS See IA PRO
HoHnc-s 1t ~ EEB. Xr-. :: ri Reec e.
St4ye'- latest work,
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The folio sing is list of letters remain
ing 10 the Post Office which have not been
called fox:
Even Andersen Miss johnson
Hans Jorgen AndersonNls Knudson
A Abraham Andrews Mr. Lamof
Anne Nilsson Aubol Mr. NJ La Count
Jas. Albee Mr. L Lewis
Miss Jessie Balloon Mr. lyman
Mr Bur,s Caroline Madison
Mr. A Brown Mrs. Or Mallett
John Bolen Miss Hannah Magline
Caroline Christensen Mrs. Margrett Mckay
Matilda A Carpenter NcCully
tlr James Doran 2 Miss Christine Nelson
Mrs Davries OleTrondsen NYhagen
Capt Edwards MIR. Ike Noble
Miss Sarah Flanagan Mr. N Nj Nilsson
Herit Christensen Lars 0teson
Geo Grout Soren Peterson
Inge borg Hanson Mamie N Sketn
Sherwood Hay John Sheshan
nr Holmes Miss Simenson
Thomas Hutchens Jonenes Simens0n
S Hubbard Maggy Shanah.n
Mary Hubbard Hans Thomson
Miss Hargrsaves Their Tolefsen
Mr. George Henick Andreas ,,,o.san
Mr rrahS A Holmes airs Ellen Tufts
MT .,ermanson Mr.. Joh4n Torgrimsen
Mrs NJ b Jackson , WI Weits
Mr. A Johanescn Miss Lizzie Watts .
Mrs A jacobsen A G Williams
CHAS. ESSLINGER, ?. NJ.
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Woman in Sacred History.

is n seris. OF narrat.v ~ -trhe s,r?vn from Scrip
iursl, historica, and zen 5ary sources. s;.:s.
rateG vita Sixteen ShGire Gi7 G'hrGAIs
AFTER UaiH iugs b, che most csa rte artists
world, giving riCl End u-a-E!rc 1t Cauts ~
Oriental cu-tone ana BEAUTY ~. Stowe IN Ter
charming STYLE has written book fu / o. lEtrre-:
AMI without 2U!l u1-e N il, wttici eve. II not
i luetratel wound Sc Ri l.: 81. LIe
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COMMERCIAL.
MANgTOWOC MARKET.

Corrected weekly by John Schuctte & Bro.
Dealers in Gen-l Mdse and Farm Produce
OrTIos % THE NANITowoc PILOT.
MANIToWoC. Nv. Is. 1879
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City and County News.

The Presbyterian Social will be held on
Tue. day evening mex. at the residence of
Mrs. Shepard. All are cordially invited
10 attend. A good time will be had.
Losr "A ladys gold oar-drop. Any
person fn1ing the same will confer favor
up,n the owner by leaving it at Mrs.
Myers dress making establishment, or at
this Office
THE Circuit Court, Hon. Campbell Nc
Lean presiding, Is making good progress in
clearing the calender as fast as possible -
The pLoT will give a synopsis after aI-
lssnnaaesit
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We take pleasure in commenting Hlarth
aud Horne IS one Of tue able,t. pureSt, and
rno-t ca-efully-edited of the literary and
liz me weeklies. Its stories are not of the
trashy, sensational character, yet are Of a5
rorhng interest, and will be read with
pleasure and profit by every member of the
family. Its editorials are always timely.
atle, independent The best American
and foreign writer's contribute to its COL
umns; and, take it all in all, it is as near
perfect Home Paper as is published in
IBIS or any other country. ORANGE Jupp
CoHFASY, Publishers, 245 Broadway, NY.
TuK great rush still continses st the
ttore oil j. W. Barnes 20 SECURE bargains.
Since he advertised the sale of adj his drv
goeds at panic prices, he has been unabIe
with his large force of statesmen to attend
TO =. his customers; aud during the mid
die Of the day it is hardly possible to get
cnroa-h si.e store, SO great is the crowd of
cus,omers, 50 eager are they to secure the
b..r.ans nov offered. He has mark
81 down his entire stock Of dry goods, in
ciutinx ali dress goods, ladies', and gentle
men under sear. hosiery, cloths, and al
- 1ole! goods to prices lower than they can
now Dc bought for in the New York
r--7-ss.
loressi1s are sold " tie yard at New
York wholesale prices.
aor Is the time TO buy cheap before the
bal ace u "a: stb-k IS closed cut We al
sise oar iriends TO % soon or they Nil
u loo late.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

IyRf' OItN vi TOU HE
4 GNTEMAN who suffered for year from
n Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful inSiscretion will. for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free TO all
who med it, the recipe and direction for
maxim the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit BIZ the
advertisers experience can d 90 By address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. New
ioEL. 1a6-euo
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Sensation an:orr Agent.

'rd saI-sn-l au.e It IS a. soiit,iN aud "has
mo1e n H." To ct pleasant work sd snti Wy
,r: d r tetT. che us .. &c, =. Il EIs O. & CO..
NCv York, Bos-On san h 4 ciic ii, Ciuu.ri -
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STATIONS.
ARRIVAL AND DEP.rrURE OF GooDnicn' s
STEAMERS.

II. q. II REED, CENT aanaE,r.
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Letter List.

The folio ring is list of letters remain
ing 10 the Post Office which have not been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-18
Destructive Fire in Chicago
TWO HUNDRED HOUSES BURNED
Great Disaster to tho Poor.
LOSS $4,000.

Chicago, Il. A fire broke out about three
o'clock in the lumber district, near the corner
of l7th and Halstead streets, and has been
burning ever since with the greatest fury, hav-
ing spread at this hour over a distance of
nearly u mile. The wind is blowing gale
from the south and carrying the burning
brands a long distance in advance of the fire.
The entire fire department is on the ground,
and doing every thing possible to stay the ad-
vance of the flames. There is great excite
ment among the people.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The fire started in the hay depot of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company, at Newbury street, and the railroad
crossing, in the west district, and is burning
in northeast direction, having already pass
ed diagonally across some four blocks, to
point abont l-2 miles distant in straight
line from the court house or the centre of the
business portion of the city. The locality
where it originated, is built almost entirely
of wooden buildings, mainly dwellings of the
smaller class, and the fire must have already
inflicted great damage upon families living in
that quarter, many Of whom are of the poorer
class. There is continued excitement among
all the people The locality of the fire and
the direction of the wind are nearly he same
as those of the great fire two years since.
Many of the people living on the line OF the
fire are packing up household possessions and
moving them to places Of greater safety. The
point where the fire started is about halt a
mile nearly south from the point where the
great fire of October 1871, originated.
LATER.
A despatch from city telegraph operator
near the scene of the fire, says that it is now
under control, and that it is believed that it
will be prevented from spreading further, No
estimate can be made now.
THIRD DESPATCH.
SP NJ The fire is now under complete
control, and no further danger is apprehend-
ed. The people who removed their goods,
are now removing them back. The loss in
the aggregate, is quite light for the space
burned over, as not over two hundred houses
are destroyed. The loss to the poor people
rendered houseless, however, is severe. The
prairie west of the fire is covered with house
hold goods. Full particulars will be for
warded later.
Midnight 1.-THE total loss by the fire is es-
tima,ed at two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
lsth-l A. NJ. Several casualties occurred
during the fire.
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country-more than he is able to answer
satisfactorily.
The people are hot only contented them
selves, but are more than pleased with the
prospects for education and the ownership of
property that open before their children. In
their native country, the landed estates were
beyond the reach of the poor laboring man,
VINO most always remains in state of subjec-
'lon; but how dfftren. here, where land may
be had for the asking. Tho visitors could
not fail 10 notice the order and system of the
various households. extending from that of
the minister to all the members of his flock.
They were particularly impressed with the
| custom that is observed in every family, of
the blessing at the table being invoked by the
youngest member of the family.
The crops this year have been about the
average-wheat, rye, barley, oats, potatoes,
beans, etc, being produced. The early frost
crippled some of the beans, and affected the
wheat somewhat A store is kept at the set
Element by Messrs. Sawin C league. who do
not expect great deal of cash in exchange
for goods, but are satisfied with receiving
farm produce and cedar shingles.
The visiting gentlemen saw the bunch of
cedar shingles manufactured by the Swedish
lady ana brought upon her back three miles
and a half to Market her husband being sick
and unable to work. We understand that
this bunch of cedar shingles is to be presented
to the State Let it be suitably inscribed and
be assigned a conspicuous place in the ro-
tunda of the State House, where it may ever
speak Of woman's heroism and loving devo-
ton.
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of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney and Nervous Diseases,
after years OF suffering, by taking Dr. Filters Veg.
ctable Rheumatic Syrup--the scientific discovery of
j. L. Filter, NJ. D., regular graduate physician,
with whom we are personally acquainted, who has
for 80 wears treated these diseases with
astonishing results. We believe it our christian
duty after deliberation, to conscentiously request
sufferers to it, especially persons in moderate
circumstances who cannot afford to waste money
and time on worthless mixtures. As clergymen we
seriously feel the deep responsibility resting on us
in publicly endorsing this medicine. But our
knowledge and experience of its remarkable merit
| fully justiiies our action. Yours truly &c, Rev.
| c. II. Ewing Media Penn, suffered sixteen years,
| became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, u. D.,
! Frankfort, Pha. Kev.J. u. Davis, Hightstown,
| New Jersey. Rev. j. s. Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa
Rev. G. c. Smith, Pittsford, New York. Rev. Jo-
seph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other
Congressman, Pity sicians, &c, forwarded gratis
with pamphlet explaining these diseases. One
thous dollars Will be presented to any medicine
for same diseases showing equal merit under the
test or that can produce one fourth as many lvins
cures. ANY person sending by letter a Description
OF aflction will receive without charge gu consu-
cred curable) a legally signed guarantee, naming
ina eyact nrmbet of bottles warranted 20 cure
agreeing to refund amount PAID IN case OF US Iail-
nTc no care. Price per bottle Sl2o can DC bought
| ~ used Afflicted invited TO write Tor medical ad-
vce ON above diseases only. NO charge Tor reply,
on,red by lifetime practice. No compulsion to
Inv medicine. Address DR.. Filter, Philadelphia.
Printed xplanatons of the disease also furnished.
L. H. TITCOMB, Sole Agent for Augusta.
West End Kennebec Bridge
! W. PERKINS 4 CO., Portland, Wholesale
{, c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Agents.
septl7 teod3m&w
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.
BANGOR.
Is. eelai Despatch to the Kennebec journal.

81 Gc.at DCSpatGl TO the kennebec journal.
PREMirMs AWARDED At TIE STATE FAIR.
Bangor. Me, Il. Premiums have been
awarded as follows:
Jerseys weepsta,ies-Socie'ym medals 10 y.
r. b, utWell of Watervills, for one year old
ball. AM Tor six year old COW.
First AID second premiums to same for
three ar old COW. ard Tor two year ella heit-
crs.
First and second premiums to same, for two
year old heifers.
FIRST premium TO Gen. WIN. s Ti,ton of
Augusta, for two year old bull
Second and third premiums to same. for
three year old cows
First premium for herds, to n. II. Bout
we'll.
Second premium to Gen. VIM. s. Tilton Of
Augusta.
Ayreshires sweepstakes for heifers-Sec
ond premium to ID. P. Young of South Nor
ridgewock.
Sheep, middle wooled-First premium, for
Oxford Down buck, to George +. Shores of
Waterville.
Fat cattle-J. F. Putnam of Winthrop.
Dutch cattle sweepstakes, herds; bulls,
| cows and heifcr calyes--First and second pre-
mums, to Gen. Tilton Of L. S Military
Home, Augusta.
MAINE STATE FAIR.
Bangor, Me-, II. There was Il very large
at, enhance in all the departments of the State
Fair in this city to-day, and many additional
entries were made.
he tro;ting this afternoon was witnessed
by the largest audience that has thus far been
present.
The race for 2.4S horses, was won by Pal.
mer Knox, after six heats had been trotted
Time-2 SO. 2.3S, 2.3s l-2, 2.39 3-4, 2.40 II
and $40.
The :purse for four year old, was won by
Princess, entered by d. Anterior of IIoultop
1 in 25i, and $50.
! The 2.35 purse was won by Phil. Sheridan
beating Red Jacket and Lady Knoy. Time
2.3S 3-4, $40 81, 2.38, and 2.39.
Red Jacket won the third heat.
In the evening the Farmers meeting wa
addressed Or the subject of fruit culture, b.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Washington, II. A despatch of this date
from the commanding officer at Key West to
the navy department reports that all the cases
of yellow fever on the Pawnee, some half a
dozen, are doing well and recovering. Only
one other death than that of Lieut.. Command
err Mitchell has taken place, that of the pay
masters waiter of the Pawnee, who died on
shore. There are no cases of fever in Key
West, and the officers and crew of the Sagus
are in excellent health.
Shreveport, La, II. There seems to be
some decrease in the number of new cases in
the thickly settled portion of the city, to-day,
but an increase in the suburbs, where there
have been but five cases heretofore.
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Ito the New Sweden Colony.

members of the Governors Council,
|anied by COMMISSIONS Thomas, re-
uite an ovation at the "capitoi" on
cent visit to New Sweden, Aroostook
the people of the colony turning out
pig them cordial welcome. At the
the people and in their houses they
70 gladly received. The visiting gen.
we're pleased to witness the thrift and
prosperity of the people and the
evinced by their surroundings. They
quite at home.
are some six hundred souls in tn, col
IN, women and children; some seven
more are scattered in different Sec
the State, engaged in various empf oy-
md they are uniformly found faithful
Eworthy people-can always be relied
There are no indolent young ladies
Ing about.the households, signing for
| of fortune to turn in their favor,
have gone forth from the parental
are doing their work in the world
u eourageously. They are not afraid
and consider it no disgrace. The
Toner is constantly receiving appli-
,r male and female help from the
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nooK FOR EVERY NAV.

THE "SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELEPRESER.
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health and happiness 1t is the cheapest and best
medical work ever published, ant. the only one on
vised, much enlarged, illustrated, bound in beaut
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post paid, on receipt OF price, Address PEABODY
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nothe above well a. all diseases requiring skill
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