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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-24

TRIED FRUITS bbls Dried Peaches
- halves, just received also Peeled Peaches
Pears and Apples, for sale oy
j c. MILBURN,
feb3 - north Royal st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-24

MOTHER LOT OF YARMOU tn
IA BLOATERS just received by
feb 10 j. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-24

pOOMS FOR RENT-SEVERAL DESIR-
AS ABLE ROOMS, centrally locstad, for
-ent Apply at the Gazette office. feblI-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-24

MORE OF THOSE SUPERIOR SMALL
U1 HAMS just received by
feb II j. G.. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-24

( 'HOICE and MEDIUM SYRUPS and
~ New Orleans Molasses just received and
for sale low by GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
feb II l6G and ITO King street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
Drnavture. I.a.s Eveaia..

ConnEcrioS.-The mental equilibrium
Of the reporter who wrote up the item
abou, the big casting ON the Divide yes.
tsrlay was somewhat disturbed. and We
cheerfully make the following correction:
The oed-pia'e was cas-. @s.n ~, ~ Hal
Sor.,"ss no.,hs Ophir mine. No
injustice to any one intended.
Mo-. Nv PR ox-An additional
..-s.a..;- ,v nan v..
mn, n, ,hs sia..,,oct 10 the Caledonia
n.x .h.t Yesterday. Al IN. rate men
ha,. beer nut to work on the track
lately. the lob will no doubt DO CON-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
OREGON.
YiN-Rais-ssieias.

PORTLAND. Aug. ga foundry at
East Portland. owned by John Nation.
was entirely destroyed by ro.last night.
Loss. 80, 900; insurance. $4,000.
No rain has fallen since July lst I'LL
last Saturday night, when q heavy
shower visited this section. Tho wcath.
er' u cloudy With a prospect Of moro
rain. Late sown wheat, vegetables and
fruit suffered materially from the dry
Weather. - X - "a
o. II. Smith. formerly proprietor OF
the Opera House saloon al Salem. com.
mittsd suicide at Astoria on Saturday
night BY taking strychnins. lilo was a
member OF the Odd Fellows. Domestic
trouble Is assigned NJ tho cause
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
re rarLish I.surrsesis..



RAIN.-It seems 10 be . generally &C.
copied idea that II we only had ar ot-
casional shower Of rain In this section.
tho health Of the community would b
greatly improved, and Il Il Common 70
hear people daily Wishing for Q shower.
We believe, however. that the testimony
Of all observing Physicians In this .
ton will bear rs out In making the as
sertion that q TALL Of rain during hot
weather ought TO ~ considered a. .
calamity rather than a blessing. No
one who has crossed the plains needs to
DO told that there : are tcsrtsin
sections Of country between this
and the Rocky Mountains, whore
tho atmosphere Is 50 exceedingly pure
that meat hung out In the open air will
cur without the use Of salt. These
sections are invariably the very drysst.
Substances that In . moist climate would
breed q pestilence. can there b left ly.
ing ON the surface Of ths ground
without causing sickness to people In
the vicinity. Any person who passes
through our streets cannot help noticing
the garbage that ID 90 profusely scat
tered about. Throw water on this and
IL Immediately begins TO fsmsnt and
rot. emitting an intol ,rable stencil. In
view Of this we think that . shower OF
rain during hot weather 10 q OF the
things that ought 70 b prayed against
and not for.
TAnoEr SHOOTING. = In ysstsrdsy's
Issue Il was stated that O. @. Buusr Of
Gold Hill, was the fortunate winner Of
a young bear. shot for at McKinnsy's,
over at Lake Tahoe Sunday. The score
Is given below, each maj having three
sbots NJ n distance Of l6G yards:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

Grrxrn.-Ths Lyon county Times
says that there are some vsritable gyp-
sizes encampsd 20 that place. and
that some Of the ladies are con-
sulting them to and bonanza.
ZONE This way. There are plenty OF
people In Gold Hill who don't know
What to do with their coin, and super
stihon 10 not dead even in this intslli.
gent age.
Too LoSo.-M. ". Hogan cut about
thrse-quartsu OF an inch Oh n Of
bis fingers q day or two ago while work.
Ing In . close place In the Crown Point
mine. DR.. Falconer dressed tho wound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES
,.s.iEn,t-,-.n


T. ,orcALiFoRMlA.
i.s9xas ..sieIs.i ORDERS.
pssiiesn city Ticket
BAN FsAscsco, August 24-lP. H.
The Board Of Supervisors passed an Inn
portsnt order last night In accordance
With lseal provisions appointing two
conhissiopsu 70 Ar water rates To be
charged by the Spring Valley Company.
D. O. Rusr and Judge Cowles were APP
pointed.
The Republican Municipal Convsn.
lion last night made up q city ticket.
heading u with chas. Clayton for May
or. Aisr. Bsdlam and II. h. Ellis were
endorsed for Assessor and Chief Of Po-
lios r~sspsctivsly. q
Msavy Baii-rhs fiaGus ship Brs-
SAN FRAxcrsoo, August 24.--The case
Of Richardson. the dsfauling book.
keeper Of Liuforth. Kellogg & Co., anne
mp In the Police Court to-day. The
prisoner was held 10 answer In the sum
Of $4,000 bail on each Of the four
counts.
4 court Of inquiry In the case Of the
ship Bremen. which arrived hero a few
days ago with all hands down with the
scurvy. convened this afternoon.
In q casual interview with IN officer Of
the Bremen, he stated in reply to a ques-
ton that several Of the mon who had
been taken 10 tho hospital had returned
on board, and that nothing but laziness
allied any Of them.
Cssgrsssaaa rage ~ Nan Asdreas.
sAx ASpnzAs, August ga large
gathering assembled in front Of the
Court House 10 hear Hon. Frank Page.
candidate for Congress. He spoke for
three hours. indicating his record on
national and local Issues to his hearers,
irrespective OF party. Judge Briggs, OF
Amador county. took the stand at the
conclusion OF Pages remarks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
scALpsD.

In our issue Of yesterday We gave The
substance Of tslsgFsphio dispatch re-
ceived from W. II. virdsn. businsss
manager Of the Nrv.. in which he stated
that his vile vas ssriously burned in the
Hot Sprines at Lake Tahoe. We got
the following particulars from DR..
Kirby: They are the substance OF .
letter received BY Frank Kenyon Of tho
Lyon County IIsss. from his wife. Who
is a Lake rahos. II appears thai Mr..
and Mrs.. virdsn. who were stopping at
lfcKinnsy's, went across the lake yes
to-day morning to pay 4 visit TO Mrs.
kenyon. Several OF the ladies andgsn-
tlsmsn at the springs concluded TO
take bath In the afternoon.
Mr.. virdsn and his wife were in nd
joining rooms. Altar taking . steam
bath Mn. virdsn attempted 70 take .
shower bath. but could not got the APP
piratus 10 work. She stepped back .
little 10 discover what was wrong. and
fell through Q hsle In the door Of the
roou. which II appears was covered by
very thin piece Of q board. She was
precipitatsd into the boiling water be-
meath the bathroom and terribly scaldsa
ossr her whole person. Mr.. virdsn.
hearing her cries, broke In the door OF
Ito room and rescued her from her hor-
nbls position. The letter above 70.
isrrsd TO says that her injuries are OF
.Ls most serious nature. and there Ii
every reason to fear that they may re-
suit fatally.
Il certainly seems that q place Of pub
4, resort. such a. tho Hot Springs,
should be kept In such perfect repair
hat u would 10 impossible for IN acci-
don't Of the kind TO happen. We hope
10 hear hat the above Is . worse &C
count Of the sad accident than the facts
justify. but up 10 the time Of going TO
press. heard nothing from Mr.. Virdsn
:o-day. and are therefore led TO fear the
worst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

through shoss s6osts. In . sssat msss
urs. the plans Cor he arrests bad ben
made. The ring fully understood mat
tsu and the means Of knowing Of thsil
operations. Through trssehssy thss
they learned that he bad In some vay
communicated this information 70 The
Government. Knowing that The svi'
dsnos could only b given orally In
criminal case. and could not b psrpstu.
atsd BY dispositions. the ring seem "a
have dstsrminsd to prevent Miller from
ever reaching the witness stand. The
information In the possession Of ths
Treasury Department indicates that The
ring sought 70 accomplish IL purposs
by tho hands Of an assassiu last Friday
night.
0aa Hsllsws' CsBsS~asssa h Nsv
Hsnpshsrs.
Mlxcursrzs, Aug. 24.-Ths Odd
Fellows Of Portland and Fitehburg. lie
Havsrhill band and chspnan's bard Of
Portland. vsro received al The depot by
the Montreal and NJ. Washington In.
campments Of this city. and escorted
through tho principal streets. A 2
O'Clock a grand collation. win b fur.
nished. and this evening thsrs viii b .
grand ball at snyth's Hall. 10 which III
Western New Hampshirs 10 invited.
Presidential Appslasssss.
WASHINGTON. August 2t.-Ths Prssi.
dent has appointed David Moslmons,
Postmaster at Jacksonville. Illinois, and
Edward Davis Surveyor General Of
Wyoming Territory. fn.
Barring Asssnps ~ nssglary.
NEW YoRx. August 24.-Anothsr dar-
ing attempt at burglary Is reported To-
day. The residence Of VIM. B. Ham.
mond In Fifth street. vas sntsrsd about
2 A. n. and the family were awaksnsd
by the ringing Of the burglar alarm sp-
paratus. Hammond, with Q pistol, pro-
cesded to the parlor. where three men
were prowling. He Aired four shots and
the burglars escaped through q window.
but the cry Of pain, and blood on the
stairs and ON the fence. shows that ut
least one bullet took effect. One OF the
burglars fred at Hammond. bot without
effect. No arrests have yet been made.
Another Prise right Arrange.
NEw YonK. Aug. "a. Arthur Cham
bers has accepted the challenge Of Mike
Coburn TO hght at 100 pounds for $1,000
= side. the fight to take place inside Of
two months. within 800 miles Of this
city. &
Ned Baldwin the pugilist, ID lying
dangerously III in this city. His re-
covsry il doubtful.
Bsdy FeasA.
WATERBURY. Conn.,. Ang. 24.-Ths
body Of a man supposed 10 b The 10
mains Of Jas. Flaherity. who was
drowned at Beacon Falls last Winter,
was found On q little island OF the Maui
river below Neymour's, last
night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
B z 8

And other are.proof and non.eon.
Quoting materials, and II the best
coating for steam boilers, pipes,
&c., Jet discovered. IL has the
highest endorsements FOR durabil.
10y, lightness, elasticity, case OF ap-
llcatlon and oil desirable qualities.
IL has been adopted by the several
departments OF Government OF the
unlted States, and ID In general use
In the Atlantic States. IL elects .
saving or frsn
40 TO 30 PER oEnT IN FUEL,
Lasts Is Long - the Iron on which
II is applied, and 10 reasonable In
cost.
NOfE-fhis telling saves II per
cent. moro fuel than hair Telling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

The coveted prize was brought 70 Gold
Hill yesterday. He ID 80 gentle that a.
though brought over In company With .
wolf (M. Pr there was no disturbance
on the way.
CUTTING OFF raR vrHw.-Ths walls OF
tue hospital OF the Sistsrs Of Charity, at
Van Bokkslsn's gsrdsps, ssst Of Vir.
ginia, begin 10 show quite conspicuous
" from @ street. Some relative Of he
man who could not see . city which be
had visited on account Of ths houses.
while. looking Oh In that direction from
the corner OF @ and Union streets last
evening. took exceptions 70 the much
needed edifce. on the ground that u OBJ
structed the view. Had his objections
taken almost any other conceivable form
We would never say . word about the
matter. However, with all our lore OF
home and country.w We arc oonstrainsd 70
think that anything which suts Cd, even
temporarily, the endless and universal
prospect Of barren dssolahon that sur
rounds rs on every hand. oasht 70 b
hailed - Q relief. +
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

To all Who are sufrcrlnr from the errors and
i~ndlsevtious Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc. will send
. recipe that will cure 700, FREQ Of charge.
This grsat remedy was discovered by . mis-.
slonary In South America. ssnd 9 .elfad
dvssed envelope 10 the kev. Joseph 7. Innlan,
station d, Bible Htuse, New fork CITY.
anil 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

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As b.., and Dskhsr. ~. sS. 81. W. pS
b5
ca savage. i0l. 100
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40 Emplrv Min, ~
100 Hale a Norcrvss, 50, a, %
70 kvntaek. in
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$50 c.iiforsia, CIV. 81. sis. CIV
100 Chslisn,s.G
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2b Con. Nirsinis. Jo1t "a
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

EASfRRN-U. 8. NAVY Department.
D. 8. Treasury Department. U. y.
Capitol. U. 3. Light House Engi.
neers. Bessemer Steel works, Troy,
n. 7. Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company. American Steamship
Company, etc.
PACIFIC COASf-Palacc Hotel,
Ran Francisco. Kimball Manufhc.
turing Company, San Francisco
Phelps Manufacturing Company,
Ban francisco. U. b. Mint, Ban
Francisco. Pioneer Flour Wills,
sacramento. Overman H0istins
Ksrks, Gold Hill, and . host Of
other, - may be seen BY sending
for eirculsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
a C,sy Eaitsr Gets Thrashsd.

4~
when Homer drew . revolver and fired
two shots at Mock. who tainted and
escaped. Homer is under arrest.
AsssapssA Asasssisates.
CurcAoo, August 24.--Tho attempted
assassination Of J. f. Miller. U. s. Gsu.
ger in this city. which has just come to
light, Is believed to have been instigat'
ed by tho distillcrs, against whom Mil
Ter had damaging testimony. There is'
however. no positive evidence implioat-
ing any Of the dis,illsrs, and II tho facts
are brought to light II may prove that
the attempted murder had some other
purpose in view.
Further Details sf shs Absvs AaAir.
The leading Washington special says:
The Treasury Department has most con.
elusive evidence to show that the whis-
ky Ring has decided ~ resort 10 murder
II necessary, TO protect its members.
The circumstances which points directly
to this conclusion. il the attempted as-
sassination Of J. Z. Miller In Chicago
last Friday night. Miller was formerly
United States gAnger. and Wal dischars-
ed last May for violating the rules and
regulations Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. HE offenss was technical and
not Of n criminal character. Ho subse-
q~uently voluntarily gave the Govern
msnt very valuable information. He
implicated in the whisky frauds persons
who stood high social and civil positions
in Chicago. whose names have never yet
been mentioned In this connection.
This disclosure astouishsd The Treasury
officials, the officers Of the Internal
Revenue and Secrst Service. Who had
previously had the most knowledge Of
the inside workings Of the ring. and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

Asssher Astsaps - s~ia che E.g-
liSh Chanasl.
LONDON. Aug. 2A.-Captain Webb,
who recently attempted and failed to
swim from Dover to Calais, started
again to-day from Dover on his second
attempt to accomplish The feat Of cross
ing tho channel. A number Of sloops
and other craft accompanied him. Tho
weather 10 fair.
The Turkish Issnrrsetiss.
CossrlSrISoPLE, Aug. 24.-Ths In
surgents in Herzegovina are attempting
to attack Fridge in large force to-day.
Tho Turkish troops are concentrating in
the direction Of Nissa. The Grand
yizier has addressed . note TO the Gov.
ernments Of Austria, Germany and Rus
STA. thanking them for their friendly In
reference In favor Of psacs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-08-12
sullivan

sullivan.
TO the school in District No. 2 taught
by Miss Susie Adams of Ellsworth. which
closed on the 9th nit. favorable notice
is due to teacher and pupils.
Miss Adams is not an Instructor merely,
but an educator as we'll She has the rare
faculty OF bringing ont the best in her pu-
pills, and of causing them to educe the
very spirit of their lessons. both In written
aud oral exercises.
The parents were 50 FAR influenced a. 10
visit the school frequently in large numbers
at the weekly examinations. thereby en-
couraging both teacher and pupils. A. fhe
examination at the close of the school
there were about thirty spectators" and
the exercises We're very interesting.
The second class competed for the prize
for the best composition. This. an Illus
trated edition OF re1ryson. was awarded
to Lille Tran. An the compositions were
good. aud many deserved almost equal re-
gard with Tie Winning one. In the third
class in spelling the prize was awarded 90
Leslie Harvey: but he was nearly matched
by a little cir, between whom there va. a
contest, adroit, spirited acdprotractcd.
OBSERVER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-08-12
By TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
Republican Convention at Portland.
PORTLAND Me, Aug. 10.

1pkILAND ht.s aug. ~.
The Cumberland County Convention
met ia Reception Hall at 10 As A. NJ. Chas.
J. Gilman of Brunswick temporary chair
man, A. f. Chase Portland aud ). H..
Chandler. New Gloucester. Secretaries
with seven Vice Presidents. The usual
committees were appointed. Judge Cod
dard moved a committee on resolutions
aud the chair appointed Judge Goddsrd of
Portland; A. j. Chase, Deering; G. S.
Farnsworth. Bridgton: Chas. Humphrey
Yarmouth; Thomas Hancock, Gray.
There were full delegations from all but
two towns numbering l2i. A resolution
was passed that all nominations be made
bv ballot Fred. n. Dow withdrew his
name as candidate for senator. The COM
mittee on resolutions reported four resolu-
tons. The first endorsing the resolutions
of the State Convention. the second that
President Grant deserves the thanks of the
republican party and friends of sound cur
rency for the eminent ability aid purity of
his admin stration and especially for the
veto initiation bill of 1874 which saved the
credit OF the nation and rendered return
to specie payments possible. Third. APP
proving the nominations of the couven-
ton. Fourth. deeply regretting the de-
cline of Hon. John \. Waterman. Judge
of Probate. and paying high ribute TO hi,
ability and integrity. Adjourned at l As.
The nominations made are calculated to
secure the party vote.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-08-12

very prettily rendered. The exercises
were chiefly on the motto God is Love"
but were shortened somewhat on account
of the Temperance lecture. The church
was tastefully trimmed. the walls being
hung with vines culled from the woods.
and the pulpit was draped in white and
surrounded by large arch crowned with
a beautiful cross of white feberfews.
Vases filled with brakes, ferns and wild
and cultivated flowers, were placed about
the pulpit. presenting very neat appear
ance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-08-12
Great Crowds at the Camp Meeting.
Old ORCHARD. Aug. u

Old ORCHARD. AuT. To.
To-day was the 9th day OF the national
camp meeting. There was the largest at
tendance to-day, Of auy day except sun
day since the beginning OF The meeting.
Trains came in well freightcd. and nun
dreds Of teams brought in people from the
towns in the vicinity. The o'clock meet
ing an old fashioned Methodist love feast.
was shared by an unusually large number
Rev W. F. Harlow of the Providence
conference delivered the forenoon dis
course. and Rev. W. II. Poole that Of the
afternoon.
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CLEARED.

.AHRusF I,
sch City 81 Ellsworth Grant. Portland.
August.
Returned. Sch David Faust, on account OF fog
CLEARED.
August 10.
sch Rattan, Sinclair. Boston
ARRIVED.
>ch AI3gee Young. Boston.
NNh u Lawrence. Davis. Boston
son VIM II Archer, Bellatty. Boston,
sen Emiiy, Alley PaWtucket.
CLEARED.
August II.
sch Angola. Fullerton. Boston.
seh frsncaniI. Jprtiu, with Congrt..-ai ifpsl
sabbath school, Barllett's Island.
ARRIVED.
sch senate, Grant. Boston.
SCH Arborces, CiarA, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-08-12
PAIN In THE BACK.

There is no remedy known to medical science
which has proved itself more valuable in cases OF
Kidney Complaints than the VEGErINE. II acts di-
recy upon tine secretons, cleanses and purines the
tiou
The following extraordinary cure Of great suf-
iercrs who had been given M by the best physi-
cian- rs hopeless Clse-, will speak for themselves,
ana should challenge the most profound attention
% tnc mcdIcai al Guilty, as well a. OF those who are
suffering from Kidney tptnptniut
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state -. OAklanl J. Bunker.

state g, oakland }. Buukcr.
Complaint asain-, Respondent for breaking
and entering the store Of Walter b. McCra,e Il
Sullivan on the night Of the 9th Of Jnly aud
stealing iherefrom 90 yards Of eassimcrc g..
Plea Guilty. The Respondent wa, ordered
to find bail in the SUN Of Sio1, for hi, appear
ance at the Oct. Term ofthe sup. Jul. Court.
and in default thereof, wa, committed TO jail.
State v. Leonard Archer.
Complaint for going armed with p.,tol
without just cause, made By Benjamin CROSBY
OF Aurora. Plea Not Guilty. on trial found
guilty and ordered to pay the costs and tad
sureties ofthe peace for the space Of six months
in the of $50. The suretie, not being
forthcoming, the Resp'It was committed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-08-12
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there Is no COMPLAINT that afflicts the
human system, which is little understood at the
present time As some OF the varied lorms of Kidney
Complaints.
There i no disease which causes such acute pain
or moe alarming in It's results than when the Kid
news sil 70 secfeta from tle blood .he uric acid,
anu other poisonous substances, which The blood
accumulas3s Ia its circulation through the system.
II from any cause the kidneys iail to perform the
innCeions devovng upon them, the cumulations
arc ttken Up ny the absorbents and The whole sys
ten thrown mo state o. disease, causing great
pam and suffering and very otten immediate
death, Hence the importance Of keeping Ike kid
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