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healthy liver secretes each day about two
and a half pounds of bile, which contains a
great amount of waste material taken from
the blood. When the liver becomes torpid or
congested, II fails 10 eliminate this vast
amount OF noxiOus substance, which, there
fore, remains 10 poison the blood and be con-
yeycd 10 every part Of the system. What
must be the condition OF the blood when II Is
receiving and retaining each day two and
half pounds Of poisoni Nature tiles TO work
of this poison through other channels and or
gans-the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc. but these
organs become oyerlaxcd in performing This
labor, In addition 20 their natural functions,
and cannot long withstand the pressure, but
become yafiously diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical Gen.
ter OF all vitality. j. unduly stimulated by the
unhealthy blood which passes TO il from the
heart, and II fails TO perform its Office health
fully. Hence the symptoms of bile poi
sOning. which are dullness, headache, incapa-
city 10 keep the mind on any subject, impair
ment of memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous
feelings, gloomy forebOdlngs and irritabity
oftemper. The blood itself being diseased,
n II forms the sweat upon the surface OF the
skin, Is so irritating and poisonous that il
produces discoiored brown spots, pimpes,
bloches and other erupti0ns, sores, boils,
caTbuncles and scrofulous tumors. The
stomach, bowels, and other organs spoken of
cannot escape becoming affected, sooner or
later. and costiyeness, piles, dropsy,
dyspepsia, diarrhGa, female weakness,
and many other form of chronic dis
ease, are among the necessary re-
suits. As a remedy for all these manifesto
tons Of disease. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery with small daily doses his Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets and positively une-
qualed. BY them the liver and stomach are
changed to an active and healthy state, the
appetite regulated and restored, the blood
and secretions thoroughly purified and enrich
ed, and the whole system renovated and built
up anew. Sold 10y all first-class druggists
and dealers in medicine
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VIZ noticed in one Of our exchanges this
week the statement of Dfa. John Hodgkins,
of South jefferson. Me-, whose son was cured
of incipient consumption by the use of John
sons Anodyne LiHimenf. We refer to this
at this time as tending 10 eorroborate the
statement we made las week in relation to
this Eminent as applied TO consumption.
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WfLHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE TONIC
This medicine is used by construction COM
panies for the benefit Of their employees.
when engaged in malarial districts. The
highest testimonials have been given by con-
tractors and by the Presidents of some OF the
leading railroads i'm the South and West.
When men are congregated i'm large numbers
in the. ncighborhood OF swamps and rivers.
Wilhoft's Tonic will prove valuable addi-
ton 10 the stock Of medicines. and will am
ply reward the company in the saving of
time, labor and money. We recommend 1t 10
all. WnEErocK, FINLAY x Co., Proprie-
tors. New Orleans.
For SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
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II Congress had employed as much scien-
tfic skill In the arrangement Of its :" Recon-
struction Policy at the close, as the War De
partment did in the beginning of the war, IN
arranging for the manufacture Of what was
called Shcriddn's Cdrdlry Condition POtr-
ders for the use OF the Cavalry horses. no
doubt The Union would have been restored
long ago. Exchange.
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Tdpioca Pudding. Cover } cup of tapi-
oca with water, ard 1T II stand over night.
Boil ! quart sweet milk stir in the yelks
of eggs, cup sugar, and little salt
then add the tapioca, and stir till II thick
ems; set in the oven till brown; beat the
whites of the eggs. sweeten, spread over
the top. and let brown very little; let
cool. Serve with jelly cream.
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TIIE most stylish collar that Is worn row
Is the Improved Warwick. IL fits better than
any other on low cut shirt. All the edges
heing folded, and the surface looking so much
Ike linen, we recommend all 20 try IL. Ask
your gents furnisher for the Improved War
wick
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ELECTRICITY Is LIfE.-All nervous dis
orders. chronic diseases of the chest, head.
liver, stomach, kidneys and blood, aches and
pains. nervous and general debility. etc,
quickly cured after drugs fail by wearing
Volta Electro Belts and Bands. Valuable
book free, by Volta Belt Co., Cincinnati, o.
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The Toledo Ohio University of Arts
and Trades, founded by bequest of the
late Jessup W. Scott, has been opened for
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BY NEGLEcTING THE PRECAUTIONS
which commOn-sense dictates many fall vic
Tins 10 their own imprudence. We have seen
the young aud beautiful girl. the hope and
pride Of her plrcnts-her cheek flushed with
anticipation, and her ewes beaming with the
gay dreams Of life-we have seen all this
changed for shroud by neglecting common
cold which had settled upon her Lungs. II
might have easily been cured il il had been
attended TO in time. Now, when your Lungs
are first diseased with the incipient stages Of
Consumption, YOU should use Aliens Lung
Bslsam, which will relieve them without fail.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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DR. WAIVERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BITTERs.-Business men. worn by care
and sedentary habits. often suffer from
constipation Of the bowels until the evil
consequences Of such condition are real
lied in extreme debility, nervousness and
prostration of the vital energies of the
system. And ii may be safely asserted
that a majority of the female sex are little
better than invalids, from the same cause !;
but by using DIR. WALKER's VINEGAR
BITTERs, tkis natural aperient and tonic
brings back the vigor and buoyancy of
health. happiness and beauty. Pure blood
is essential 30 sound health and long life.
No chronic disease, sores. ulcers. skin
eruptions, glandulous swellings. discharg-
es from the ear, sore eyes. sores or cank-
ers in the mouth will ever apr ear If the
blood is pure. To secure this take DIR.
WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BTTTERs.
Ii is the great Blood Purifier and Life
Giving Principle, increasing the power
of digestion. and exciting the absorbcnts
into healthy action, whereby all impuri-
ties of the system are carried of.
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SOLDIERS. Pensioners. and all persons having
claims for Pensions. bounty, Homestcads. etc,
VIII receive Information e great importance by
sending ten cents 10 Darling soule. i. o. Box
50. Washington, ID. C.
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a Beautiful Head of Hair. Whiskers or
Noustache ara ornaments desired by |. Use
TUFTS Hair Dye and you will possess them.
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OK ZACH and the n. ". >afurday Journal.
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This is our - chromo''-a Cash premium OF IS TO
every ii IN subscriber. The firm name is sufficient
guaranty OF fairness and fulnllmcn. send money
order or registered letter TO BEADLFN ADAMS.
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6Ah VOL The Oldest
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MEDALS
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Protected om A. makes We haeer
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Druggists and Gen. Arts. San Francisco califlrna
and cor. ~ Washington and Charlton So. y. Y.
sold ~ all Lr.ggsats .sid y. alcrs- :.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE GOODS OFT WHEREAS AN APPLI-
heao. formerly of Newbliss, Right Honorable Robert
shop assistant supposed ths, Court Of Probate IL
grant Of administration Of the personal estate and
effects oil the said James Andrew Moorehead might
issue to Martha Moorchead GIBSON otherwise Clarke Of
Coagh In the county Of Tyrone, his siser os the half
blood and one OF his next OF kin.
And whereas the said James Anirew Moorehcad lett
Iresnd TOR America IN the year lSo and after his ar.
rival In that country settled In Cincinnati In the state
Of Ohio and which latter place he lett In the year 1850
tor Cafornia.
the said James Andrew Mcorchead was by letter dated
the 9th day OF March, 1850. and addressed from St
Louis (MtssourD Hotel. since which date no commuui
cation IRON or Information ~ to the said James Andrew
Aoorchead was received by any MEMBER OF his family
relativea and he 10 believed 10 be long sincs dead.
but II Living would bc entitled to the interest In house
Now, the saia James Andrew Moorshsad a. nvinE.
and all parties claiming to be entitled. a. one o. the
next Of KIN or Otherwise the OF me
required TO give notice OF such claim. In writing TO the
said Martha Moorehead Gibson. 10 John simmons or
NO u North Great Georges street. In the ciyy Dublin
her SOLICITOR to appear In said Court Of Probate BY
solicitor otherwise and In default thereo adminis
uAon Will be granted forth OF the said Court Of FRO
bate to the said Martina NoorshsAd Gibson.
BY order ot Court
ssrS SS:ys ssss sss " S.ss; o.::;:; .S
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISER.


AnUsEMENTs-FiRsr PAox-Fourth, NTH and dxth col
e4f1: ss'S%
Bn BILLiAEpsv, APPS :, ,Eeosp @ PAcE-First coumn -,
and
r.s, .,,,
ci49 ZEAL HsfAFE PdR P.o.
CLERKS iIsdAA AND sALEsMEN-s.v.srn rAo.-s.cond
coACHTES AND GARDENERs-s.v.zru rAes-sse-
ooAsTwisE s;TrEAxsH1rs-s.v.sru P4ox-sixa col
cceeESRHsE SsRHH9s EnsH5ss-s..1u PAGE
PS ooium.
bWEISN SCsEs p4SrITh AZ cSS% TRSsHxp
sua6pEIyF ana
ExcJKSToX Xsszvxyru PAor-sixth column
ESGs s5Sas xS6 a.FxHSss sSSIs TO
sSl'Fn
HsLF wXSrED-MALEs-srvrrz PAs.-sscond esl.
HORSES CARRIAGES. Ac.-pnsr rAo.-Yoursh col
HSJE sSsas sS ~asssDs.,. sasS.
aSS HA S444a 5s ssns.s..s AND
LEc1FiRstt Fifst eGsuS6 SRns6N-svoo., ,p.e~-soo. .,n
EoHS oFSicssSsrcosp PAsr-fir:s PIi:r column sS;a%1-
LOST AND FOUND-rIRsr PAGE-sccond column.
HAnnLE AANTEkS-SEvkkrn fACt-Secouo Column
aEDlCAL-SkvxxrH PAoE-Third column
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAo1-
MISC iNSs51R p.o.-s.cond column.
MUSICAL-SEcOND PAcE-Second column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACx-Sixth column.
fEkSON AL-FlRsr PAGE-First column.
FIANOFOhTEn ORGANS. &C.-SEC0xD PAo1-Second
POST OFFICE NoTICE-sxcoxp PAcx-secoud column.
PROFEs SIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FE1ALKS--
OF 5F T S on SALE Oh TO
REAL o
REAL ESTATE wANrEo-szcoxD PAo.-First col.
RELIGIOUS NorICEs-FrRsr PAGx-First and second
columns.
REwARDs-FInsr PAcx-second column.
EALES AT AUC1ION-SEvEXrn PAoK-Third column.
IrUATIONSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAos-
ssITgxfi0S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAas-
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-Fmsr PAox--second and third COL
sPoRTlNG-DoGs. BIRDS. &C.-F,asr PAGs-Fourth
The TkADES-SEvxNrH PAox-Sccond column
THE TURF-FIRsT PACE-FOurth cOumn
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SxvxxrH PACE
Fourth column
TRAYELLERs' GUIDE-sxvxSrH PAcr-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED to PURCHAsE-eEcoSD PAcH-second col
WEsTCHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-sxcoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsT PAoE-Third col
umn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACK'S
w Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLAcK
THIRTEENTH WEEK
OF the engagement Of


" sikrEfs, pd NesssF wEsK Letter wALLAck
Ma q bioS 'fs snfsSStrTffai fSSSr1faaSSLr e
EVERY NIGHT AND sA4cEDAy MArIxEE
IN n.s fTn '5's R'aI Eas oiRshHSSSHhAuS
oTT M1NTsSyE p0; NJ ItIHSRr nss:t; BECKETT
As.asms. pYkk LEwIs SoSlsL kHEHEP sEkkR sESToS
Carriages Ordered 10: "a Seats secured four weeks
We
THIS fts! OF Hss ESGslSc kousBS
NJ. oAnI!; S'"'' great Emotional D''$,
aos64s Pa N siss s SzSEfTx S,s:4f ss%RsYS RsSYSnoa
for one "fsl sScy Se'y n HkskfcSs hsF fHcsn'i role Of
In wl' fSE HsPs sE%s H1sasy aEGSHtas :fn;iSp'i play
OLYxPIc THEATRE
GRAND JOHN H.s4 SAifia gjisEEf !: f5aDr
s1Ti7s. M. sANsSED 5SHSiH ssssH sss HHiLsOS
'SRtr .oss ssssys$a!$S$ 4 sS;s:,ss ~ $!sSsE
THE BEST ENrEsrAIXxESr IN THE CITY,
BxTRA-Upon Monday next Grand Total chanss
First appearance In America Of the GREAT LONDON
SENSATION. the wondrous graceful fearless and
beautiful Child Equesrienns, LITTLE PAULINE, and
her L,lipusian Trick Pony, LOUISE VICTORIA, pro
nouncsd BY the London press the greatest novelty pre-
Pauline WIN perform Patent Ring sTseisd upon ths
!, AS Of
xsnday.
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GILMORE
VI and his famous 22i Regiment Band OF New York,
supremely triumphant in the already given
will receive ovatons all along their route Louisville
where they have been engaged by the the
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
OF
KENTUCKY
to give the dna Great Concert the 2h day Of Febru-
ary At that Grand Concert there will be distributed
the ticket thousand cash prizes
tng TO the enormous sum Of
TWO MILLION
FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND
DOLLAR9
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-POR SALE, TWO PONY BUILT HORSES AND
"A. two other Horses suitable for any business; to be
sold cheap Inquire at SS Bowery opposite Filth street.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05

O. Now how about the meals; how much you In the
habit Of taking meals there either formal guest or socAf
A. Oil was there great deal, very great deal
@ And from what period did that form Of intimacy date or
habit daief A From the first OF January, 1871.
q Now, throw s outside OF Of these dates-that we
may very well understand but will say prior to the hst o
January 1870 which year before what were your habits
Of personal and social intimacy in that regard about being
often at his house at meals either socially as forna
guest A. Oh very rarely his house eas before that
@ Very rey' A. took my meals az my own house before
that; after that very rarely sat at my table.
O. And generally his? A Not generally, bus very IRE
quenuy.
@ Now, when you had occasion 10 seek con-
fdent friend 1 suppose that you had understood
that you had ia this month Of December S0was there any
else that all comparable in his relations with you TO
Mr. Mouon, the person that you should conide nf A.
There among my personal friends az that time IN
whose ability integrity and loyalty all combined and in whose
genius Of administration and great courage Of thought ana &c
ton, that could compare with Francis D. Mouton
O. And you resored hin in that view and in the relation
that he held to you a frend' A. did, Sir; and had
occasion to be thankful for il since
@ And that selection your part has in your judgment
been justified by his conduct towards you nce' A. Yes s
think that Francis Molton is the of Sir Philip
Sidney in all that honorable manly and magnificent ia friend
ship.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
rrrp rrTov.NorTTOy FRIENDSHIP.

@. Now. with regard TO Mr.. Moulton, yOH have
ver a. the general circumstances Of your acquan Win
MIN ad familiarity How confident and intimate your
habits u companonshp with him in general? mean now, 10
leave ont any relation TO this subject which has been testified TO
vbims Vel Sir for many years Nr Moulon and have
h b,.o frendsa very high noble and much beloved
Nv arc,on for him vas very strong and very nt
t'maf.
And his disposition towards Jon Of the same character
A. tlus may .ly that it has always been so
O. aud .lat carries you back TO your bOyAood A Yes
-ir
o. And continue. up 20 the present t.mo' A Yes. Sir
O We're you n the habit Of having amusemenis together
.uca amu-emcnt- az men have,
Mr. Beach-Wcll, that ls very General
Wine-.-We had not time for many amusements. We
used % go fishing occasionally
o Co 10 places Of together and The theacr' A
Oh. yc-, Sir
.,hr AND To tc opera thought you meant sports like
fishing ,
pol,hp between intimate friends in regard 10 amu-ements
or the habits Of Nj Mouton and yourself 4 Wel' Sir
don, know hat-a II you wherher played cards to-
,ether or played billiards together or anything Of tat Kind
W. never had any such amuscmeris
Mr. E,ars-We tits time enough for you 10 m2uc t4; 10
when ask H.
Mr Beach, thnk your question embraced that class o!
amuscments.
Nj Especially ar ncyerplay
The Witness-I may misunderstood you INTENDED to
answer your question properly.
Mr. Beach-Tbe perfectly proper
Mp Eyars-I didn't seek inquire INTO the particulars Of
your amusements
The Wtness-I thought you asked whether we had the
sunusements that ordinarily have.
q Those which you usually took did you usually take them
toacthori 4. Yes. Sir
q And how much you in the habit Of being at his
housc at meals formal guest OF a. SocA g0es' a
Aner the destruction Of my house M M0aons house
80 ,.y nv home-tlat Is % say it the home u my
thought and solacs.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
A efNGTTkR LAWSUIT

MILFORD, Penn, Feb. 3.-The discovery OF
va,rable bluestolc quarrs in tIact OF land iu Sho
boIa township IA Ai. county, which was won by A5rim
T. westft by a W ger Oh the result the Presidential
election OF 1876 has led curious lawsuit The land
b,ougpd nj the jme stated Major C. l. s. ymour. lie
staked it against tract Of land owned by Westfl
"a yr1gpr that Fremont would be elected. Each made
out a deed for hs property. and placed them in the
hands Of D. N. Van AuKen. MestfaA Winning the bet,
the deed for Sc mour's property was given % him.
since then immense quarries OF blue stone nave been
discovered in the part Of this county and sew
eral corporations at work getting out the stone The
tract In question Is found % De one OF the most yaua-
Bile In the whole region, and rya companies pave been
Offering high prices for H. II s now IN the possession
of the Hon c. + Heller Of the Judges OF tue Pike
County COurts, bought 70 from "estfail The title
having been brought in question by seymour bringing
t TO recover the land all neg taiions have fOI the
time ceased Seymour claims that although he gave
deed for tho property the whole transaction was Illegal
being the result OF wager on election. whoh Is
strictly prohibited by the Pennsylvania statutes. He
Ter claims he innocent purchaser and has
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
PAGES PORTRAITS OF TLToy's FRIENDS.

g Now, do you remember having portrait OF
NJ Beachcr painted and what tmelt was? \. Yes Sir.
q When was that? A. To the best Of my recollection.
Mr Bccher began to sit for that portrait in the Fl Of os
and The picture wa finished in the Spring Of 1860
q lu what way and what time did you propose 70 him
that he should allow you 70 have hs portrait painted
A. I told Mr Beecher that l wanted the portraits Of
few Of my personal friends. the men who had been
good dead in my public life. and who had
5cea connected with the cause Of liberty, and named
Wendell Phillips, Horace Greeley, Charles sumner and
Henry Ward Beecher proposed TO have the portraits
o those four men painted by William Paige whom gard
.ue first Of American artists The first Of rhe portraits
painted was tAa. Of Wendell Phillips which hang my
wall
Q And the nezt' A. Mr. Bceehers was The second Mr
Greeley m made one calls the studio have his por
.r.t painted Mr uaor had done -he same.
O. Y5a did not actually succeed a getting r'r4-,s Of ae
orl.r-t =. 40, Sir
q Now do you remember when that portrait sent
TO ST. Mou.on house: A. cannot remember Tire exact de
Think was time in the Fall o 1870 or perhaps III tie
first month or two of ISL
O. And there it has remained ever since A. Yes Sir
NJ recollection that sent there in the Summer u
ls-3-my best recollection at present
NJ Beacn-W hat is thai'
The W,uc.s-I saying that my refreshed recollection
that il W.. there in the summer Of 1so-ti may be
roa- about the exact date but may be totally wrong to
shat date because have not thought Of it since
Mr Eyar,s-YJn the date when it was scnt TO Nr
Mou,ons Louise A Yes, Sir Bat remember The GAe oI
the receipt
Mr. Eyars-we viii pu. this paper in evidence il your
Honor please. Reads
Perceived by Theodore Tlon by draf' rom Aurora Y
dated February p 1869 500 being payment IL u Tor portrait
of Rev Henry " ln1 Bcccner.
Apri. LIT, 1863
O. That Is yonr writing is It not Handing paper to wit
ness A. It was my money tha, paid for it.
q That your writing; A Yes, Sir; ell except the sigma
ture which is William Paiges
Q Signed by William Plgei A Yes Sir
Marked Exhibit IS
O You say date Of sending 10 M M0uton you cannot
tx with any certainty as you have thought Of snce'
have never thought Of since being connected with
lnv particular event or date.
q Now up the time Of July $50 had yon observed in
the deeano Mr. Beecher towards your wife or Of your wife
towards MIR Beeher any variance from that ordinary relation
which you had familiar wilh7 A. No, Sir One or two
e incidents happened number Of years before that which
Ms Tuton explained away AID which left no impression OIL
me
@ They passed by A. Yes, Sir They had gone by.
@ There nothing in the later years that you noticed in
their deeanor towards each other different from what you Ind
aways seenf a No, Sir.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
nrCIsIONS-FEr 4

Suprems Court CbGmbers-BY Judge Lawrence
Csfsa ai-r Lopuco Aprser Deasr-t Fhenx National
g.et.Zt Roe Hlomlgls- FF4I.E5.rs beIa
Wat!ei n the Of K,odnt-i May a-L
NJ the default
m grating leave Tie defendant payment OF eoss of
.top Bates Bats Mrmoriuum or counsel Rutherford
W.-Noaon lrned with P.ltt Filr-ta 81 .ton
~ e out pan II answer granted viii SO
& oDo Iusu.4nce 60. az. Glass --lemoranlum
S,5c,7or C9urt-Spfcidl Tcrm-By Judge Scdgwic5
t-.tle tgi GrohcM1uo- 1ereL Nrsure savings bflA tgr
r % ItnIcf no costs aJf ~'rI- telf4-t
f..-r AZ Frost 10
i-1rs,1 Il lrd sltlout g farther Do.ou,
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