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OF his speech there was scarcely a pretpnee Of
ont r. Interruptions Of deuunciations and
oath> were hurled tai him from the Right and
his speech met with the widest applause from
the Leit. aud amid 8l disorder aud violence
Ganbstia, coutiuued his speech unmoved.
Never was the great orator more terrible in in
Ncctite or sraihing irony. Ills >tentoritu voice
Wa beard above AT he jim anl clamor Of his
n'ihifs and hc comp iiets them % listen TO him.
AZ fhc conclusion oi his speech he was over
Wae.med witt congratulations hy The Left AT
one period Of the debate the President arose
and tried % appease the ruinalt
Tne Duke DscazF, asCcuded the tribunal at
n'cio'S 20 reply 90 Gamhttil. hut the In irri-
iatrd beyond endurance AZ the treatment ~ TIE
ltitor, refused ta listen. aui anar vain effort,
~ gave way. anal ihr Chamber adjourned autJt
sion 'ar. The >pacfa orr ~ t'i> rNir4ori.nsry
sitting ipit 'he Chamber with the most painful
impressions. one ot the oldest ct European
. F.vma'~. remarked with empbasi, thst II viii
cui iu civil war.
a despatch trom Berlin. >4,. tha; the rcl,-
ufu, h"'wrrn Germany and France are e n>il-
erri exceedingly critical. The general opinion
l. that ht condition I'd thr whole cont npuf WAS
never - critical since >slin. 10 the already
dang,rpu, Eastern complications, ihe French
crisis o. now al isa aud IL j. feared that IL
ror' si ANY moment may b. plunged into gi-
gantic war. Al ewes are turned To Paris In
anxious expectation ui events that NAV force
Germany ami lta.y to az at once.
Paris, jane l1.-rhe Temps states that Of
nine hurvauN ~ thr senate Xix favor di>solu.
ton. which 4 expected Ntl N, yotci On Mon
dan ~ Iuesdav. bY Wrj..fy ~ twenty. In
tn Chamber 4 DFputj 8. On MONDAY. Count
dc 'hui>tui viii on behalf of the l.rt, propose
an order Of the da, ceu-ugjug the Coz. rumrni
in very >trong terms. declaring. among other
things. that The Cabinet ha, favored renewed
acN'its clerical intri-ueS. ani permitted au-
dIciou- indictments ~ 4 coup dtt f a.1 violent
attacks upon republican inst uttg. \. nr prin-
ttN and Nl4tlN circulated.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

Mr.. Bell has rcsorted to the only means
within his reach. to vindiea,e himself against
these foul aspcrsions. He has brought suit tor
litel in The superior Court of New YORK. lay
ing his damas, at $4,000. L. "a community
IN which Mr.. Bel Is hHnwn. any effort to
guard himself from the poisoned arrows of III,
calumniators would bo a work cf >ulcrcroga-
tion, as the missiles there would "a harmless
to the ground. Itj.. however. bsd,tiu- that
he whole couu,rv should know the iujqp.ty
Of jhe a,>silsut, AMI the uuimpeachable char-
setter II The a,ssH,d.
THE pENu0FNrNrS Az IlEE MANHATTAN
CLrB rN1rRIM>NrNr
The speech,> IA de st the Mluha.tm Club
entertainment in Now York. ou list Tuo,dy
evening. cNpscs, the true inwaidnr,. ofthc
repr,,' uiatNc Democrats of thi, country.
Both T.ldeu and Hendricks denounced the iu-
ausurstion Of Hayes . q fraud. sind while they
advised no open assault upon hi Admins
traiiou. aud gave him DO praise f1r adopting
some Of their theories. iEcy claim thsi be j.
only dsfur'o President. They strongly in-
,inusted lhst the southern policy wa. intend
ci TO reconcile the D,mocrscy 10 The 'eoant-
iug in process BY which lhoy said be- reach
cd The white House. but that 10 true Demo
cr,t could esteem him other than 6, a user
p.r. Now. this ! the exact relative situation
OF the parties. All concessions 20 the pem.c-
roy ,er,e 10 strengthen them. and 10 weaken
the party in power. Itwerc far better to get
back lo ;hc real position occupied when we
claimed that Louisiana. South Carolina. and
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Sher.il1 sale.


uANCOCh, Ss.-June 1th, l-i7.
| HAVE this day taken On execnti,r fla. r5,ht
L which Asa IL. Hitler has [. letis..r, f,,,r3 /,
mortgage 10 W iiliam SprAt, dated Dee ISM ls-5,
i i"N Ict"I,iet IN the Hancock Rexi-lrv Of Drei-,
ioA - rage IN, certain parcel OF Real + tate
s'tuA'el IN the town OF Otis, in Hancock County,
opuI'el ahd described As follows to Wit. Begin.
hlHg Al the southeast corner OF the middle lime %:
'ilc eters one thousand acre lot, thence north 8
eabt intr hnndred and seventy four rods 10 a spruce
Het' hehCe west 8 north two hundred and Two
t'us 10 pine tree, thence sOutherly lour hundred
ami seventy -four rods, parallel t. the first mon.
uohed line, thence two hundred and two rod. A,
right angles 10 first mentioned bounds
Also one other parcel, beginning at the p,rt1
west corner OF sati lot running nOrtherty up h Lau
west side of Spring Pond two hundred ana tbirtg
two rods to spruce tree thence easterly one huni.
red and seventy eight rods to beech stIinn thence
soulheFly TWO hundred and thirty two rods b. the
one thousand acre lot, north line thence westerly
on sad line one hundred and seventy eight rods 10
thc northeast corner of the one thousa MI acre lot
Also one other tract beginning at Foga'- north
west corner bound, thence easterly one hundred
anu torty rods To the County road thence -,ithgry
o,,ehty nine Fvas by the County road thence st
cry siNtyeight rods TO a cedar stake thence north
~! ~ one hundred and sixty rods To a blrch tree,
u'ehcc westerly two hundred and eight rods b. the
e~en!er ~ ilne OF the one thousand acre lot thence
eouthefiy eighty -four rods to Foggs corner, and
..Ialhln8 IN all eight hundred acres more less
WIN MN and all bu,ditg r, thereon standing. And
shall sell said right at public auction at the office
9i A. r. Burnham, in Ellsworth ia said County OF
hancock, on Monday the ninth day Of July 1877, al
ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
A. r. DEYEREUX, sheriff
A true copy-Attest:
5wz3 A r. pEvEREUX, sheriff
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spetiaI notiees. =

DK. sCHENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRCr, >EA
WEED Tonic, AND M,NpRAhE PULs-The,e
medicines have undoubtedly performed more
clre- Of consumption than any other remedy
known 70 the American public. They are com
pounded ot vegetable ingredients, ana contain
nothing which can be- Injurious 10 the human
constitution. Other remedies advertised n
cures FOR consumption, probably { ,ntain opium
which is a somewhat dln1rou- drug in all
cases, and il taken freely By consumptye pat
tents, il must do great injury for its tendency
j. 10 contine the morbid matter in the system,
" hich, Of course. must make cure imposs-
ible. Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup i warranted
not to contain a particle Of opium: 1t i com
posed oi powful but harmless herbs, which art
on the lungs, liver. stomach and blood and
correct all morbid >eerrtons, ami eNpel all the
diseased matter from the body. These are the
only mean, by which Consumption can sbc
cured. and as Scheuck's Pumonic Syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pill, are the only
medicine which operate in this way, it i. Oh
viOus they are the only genuine cure for
Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle ot this
invaluable medicine i accompanied by full
directions. DR.. Schenck /, profe. >ionally ii his
principal office. corner Sixth and Arch streets.
Philadelphia every mondsy, where all letters
for advice must be addressed. June
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On the Danube.
FNrENoRrINt sECEESN OF rUr J>SINN
MOVEMENTS: IMPORTANT EVENT~ ENrFcr-
10 ~ooN: SPECULATION A. 10 THE POINTS
WHERE ACTIVE HosTiLIrIrs WILL nrctN

ENrEApEblN AIRY sTCEE>N OF TUr III ~SfAN
MOVEMENTS: IMPORTANT EVENT> ENPfcr-
10 >ooN: SPECULATION A. 10 TEE POINTS.
WHERE ACTIVE HosTILlTIrs WILL nrcix
LoNpnN. june I7.-As regard. the Europe
an >elt oi war. the principal point worth, of
remark ha> been the extraordinary string ucv
Of the precautions taken bV ihs Russians To
prevent anything trauspiring relative % their
of f.raiiou>. Although the c1rre. .puulcui. in
RnumaniA number 14'. not oue has b,on able
10 give auy real information a. tn where The
Russians intend 20 cross tho Danube. Ihi, IN
creased >eCrrsY taken ia conjunction with th,.
issue ui DEGREES. now loans ami tbf lsrgn adii-
tion 20 the army j. interpreted q, a sign that
Russia no longer hc>'tair~. and impnrf4n.
events mas D. expected ~ soon 8. the pauulT
which according 20 a'i accounts. i, falling 3, In
condition to p'rmit operations. or course
opinion r. lHtifr to the locality If the Russian
advance must De- formed from the indication,
observed from the southern bank Of the Dan
uhe. The observation, seem >thi ip Indicate
somewhere moi FAR from \ikoppii> as th. spot
whore the most serious effort will be made
The Hu>-iau> ara making notable courrutrs-
zion "i troops At ga" mouths pf tho river. Boir
ami Aiui1. across which thry hIse thrown
tglI-y-. lhsr. T. Srarrtly auy doubt t.llt fhn
troops CONG niraici between ths>. Two rlt. r.
form 1hH operating ArfHv.
/, seem, b. Though tbr Russian, wuu.l iia>c
au attempt f1 cross fhi- part uf flr river w f.I-f
rr'rseii-1ilE engaging ku.frhuh aItl A"rta ,r-
iiiery. Ihl, itt;tr conclusion is supported lt
zoe arrival 81 3 good quantity u heavy arti 'sry.
specially m"r.at>, - Gilr-,Yn. and fh. f.s'
tht ;ac Ea-.ltu- have occupied tAe ts..uI .f
>i"kau uppa>I o. taa tu@u Aul ar. ,-t...-
h,hin- h8ttagle. There, despite tlg Iuth.
- hie. I hr iurA- A.," ia.i iA>-a-,. t .ll he
attempted in force b.tNfru Nihopal- auI >j--
tnya. aat have considerably T.-euiIrs.I ID.
ealnr, and gsrri,,n- -; those places.
\ NrnTte .titc7 rom 20, bauuo- states That
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
In Asia Minor.

THE RUSSIANS ADVANCING SLOWLY AND
SURELY; ALL THE COUNTRY CONQUERED
PLACED UNDER RUSSIAN ADMINISTRATION;
RUSSIA AIMING TO KEEP ALL SHE GETS.
LONDON. June 1.-THE principal features Of
the new. from Asia Minor this week have been
the partial withdrawal Of the Russian right
wing and closer investment Of kars and Ba-
toum. The total Russian force available for
active operations in Asia Minor l. about 140.-
90. OF these 10000 are around kars, $1,000
between kars and BatOum and 50.0D between
kars and the line Of Bayazid and Toprvckali.
leaving about 5000 for the centre. against
Mukhiar I'asha's 10000. in strong position
These figures show that the Russians have no
men to spare If they intend TO keep the cOun-
try they have 20 far occupied. though If their
object were simply 10 effect "A rapid advance
and defeat the Turks a preliminary TO peace,
there i nothing TO prevent their doing Ii
l. confirmed from several sides that the Russi-
ans are not bent on rapid operations of this
kind. but on the contrary are doing their work
thoroughly and Systematically. assuming adj
ministTation over the country as they advance
thus the former Sandjak Of SchuyaZel is now
completely incorporated with Russia under n
Russian civil Governor. II seems that IN obe-
dienee 10 this plan Of consolidating their con-
quests aud making all sure behind them. the
Russians will make no attack in the direction
of ErzerOum until their centre and left wing
are quite free and prepared to cooperate there
in. In connection with the foregoing, the
Moscow Gazette significantly remarks when
we have secured the freedom Of the sclays and
the question Of material compensation arises,
the Incorporation Of Armenia with Russia will
probably be decided on as much in Armenian
as Russian interests Both eombatants baye
been reinforced during the week, the Russian
left wing having received the re-enforcements
supposed 10 be traYersing Persian territory.
THE SITUATION BEFORE KARs; RE-ENFoRcK.
MESTs FOR THE TURKS.
ERzERoUM, June 17.-Mukhtar Pasha is at
Zewin. He has received a reinforcement of
twenty-four battalions and two batteries. He
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Notice of Foreclosure

Whereas William Il. Walker, OF RrnakIi, q,
the CnunIy of Hancock and State OF Maine on tbs
twentieth ia. Of September. A. ID 1875 by III.
gage 10 the undersigned Harrison Greely ~
Hamp den, IN the County OF renobsrot and state
OF Maine certain lot 81 land with the hutIlinss
thereon, the same being one-h alf as a dnuhs ters,
mcut house and out buildings, and being th, M,
Homestead Of Retsy Walker deceased AMI >tu.
ate ou thr highway leading hy the meeting bntse
formerly owned by George A. Dnrity, which n, ,rf
gage is recorded n Hancock Registry of Deeds
Vol. lA2, Page li9. Reference 10 said mortgage
aud the record thereof To be had. The condition
OF said mortgage having hecu broken aud snIt
remaining broEen, by rcaeoa thereof the under.
s'gned Harrison GrcCiy Clalu,S a foreclosure of
thr same, aud gives this notice accordingly
HARRISON CREkLN
June j., Is.- 9,,'tt
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

intends sending succor TO kars from along the
whole line. The Turkish right wing which Is
at De.ehaha. hiss been ordered to march 20 To-
pr1k kale. OF the Turkish len wing six bat
t5'ion> arr between Penak and Olu. and eight
are concentrated a OH There i also Turk
i-h battalion NJ koprulei one nc Hassaukali.
and i've ~ DeyeApy. The Russians len wing
I, at harthili~ca. with columns h piadin and
in l0e 4irertlon of Van. Eleven krupp guns
of Is cn'lmatrr> cilhre have arrived a. Ere
roum from irebiz'nd Thu Mus>uman uapu-
laiion If Erl.ruum are bring called Ia arms
' arfou> teicsram> from the Turkish side claim
that the iurk>, Dos tie superiority Of artillery
hr', prevented the Russian, erecting WORKS %
attack kar>.
tNFctoRN CLAIMED M THE TURKS.
tuNSTtNTINopLr. June l.. ~ Tra-tams
from Nuhhflc Pa-hl nf the 10th inst. ,at thai
ilr AIa-g7r,ia division. which started fram H.
lihal'l On an offensive reconnaissance I'm the III
regiiYn of the Tahtr Pas, was attacked bv three
Russian columns, but rcpui>cd ihem. Mshe-
mot fa~h9. commanding the TurA.. wa. ki.i-
cd The FurA, returned 10 their former posi-
tion.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
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u.a' ia No4't >.r'flm r-n-e4.,u.. ID the
operations az tha Tors, against tlv Nl.t.u.-
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We "fFi. ah4 if'''"t tH % iI4n tHH.uS
''..-' WIN 10" NT' 1903. 'ii.' eu fln- u. h'--
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t.', lh' '.'-.- 'i - r.tA a-ii">i 'H' Prince
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= ,"'. i'H''''' "" t." ia" A'uiru--rH~
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Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
The Recent Earthquakes.

Panama, June D. The Peruvian Govern
ment . heavy loser by the earthquake
and tidal wave IL is estimated that from
40, 600 to 80 900 tons Ol guano have been
destroyed through the sinking OF vessels
and the shifting OF cuts. rne remains oi
the fleet are nos arriving at Callao for re-
pairs, aud III d fortnight probably many
will be underway 10 new loading places at
Labos de Afuera. Engineers are OF the
opinion that in six weeks loading will be
resumed at Pabellon. Hunabilan and Point
I4ahos,
There rs very iiliio "a add to the inll ac-
counts of the disaster already rwarded.
South Of Valparaiso no loss Of life or de
sIruction OF property was uccasiohed. Be-
tween Valparaiso aud Inc Bolivian frontier
the shocks of earthquake were more severe
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
CATARRH.
The Best and Only Medicine that will Cure
eatarrh. What Man who has had Catarrh
twenty-five Years Says

hNowERsV LIE. y Y, July 81. ISIS.
Aessrs. lITrLEFt ELD Co.
Will tell YOu what | think Of ysur medicine
and what il has done for ne. | believe IL Il the
bet and only medicine that Wilt chrc catarrh. |
asked phY Ysicians, "Nhat shall / 10, have the
Catarrh 30 badly ~ and have aiSay- got tht-
reply lhtre = no care Tor tatarra, simply l,t
il alone, and br careful and not take cold = Thi-
j, all the satisfaction could get. Then came
acr"s, one ol your little pamphlets. and / went
AMI bought bottle and greater satisfaction /
never derived from any me,llrtnr | hyvn taLen
four bottlrs. had the tattrrH Just u- badly a.
any one could, and consider myscIf almost
cured eonsiier our medicine has merits that
no other tatarrh medicine can claim viu a,,t
q" heartily recommend &c To all afflicted win IA.
tarrh, a. the only cure known
Very truly Yours
+. ;. SIMPSON
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
General News.
>iIIing Hall ia Canada.

Bsmsrk. -. r.. 10Th.
Father Martin returned from vi-lt to
NtIu- Bull who IL forty mji,> north ot
fhc itiIi~h boundary Slltiug Bull agreed
@ confer with Martin only IN thr presence
90 Btti>h officers. Al THE conference he
expressed a determination 10 quit lighting
aed rruaiu iu the British ros>es>lou>.
Tie British utllrrr~ sand all would be vel
u Dr. behaved. They propose 70 allow bis
command nu.y nrn, and ammunition nee
essay iar hunting Sitting Bull ,ay> hiS
father tuglud a-at,-l him, aud be Vas
forced t. >,cA h~ 4faudmuthtrN prutcc-
tiau.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

and the rising and falling Of the sea was
more decided aud dangerous. In Autopa-
costa. IN Bolivia. the damage 10 property
is estimated at upward of halt Il million
dollars.
In Caracoles the shock was felt and con-
siderable damage Inflicted. II i said the
towns OF Calama. Chinchu and san Pedro
havr disappeared completely.
4 rumer is reported that ihe French
steamer 81 German leit ASpinwall on the
l>t under a contract With the French Gov
erumrHt to transport 2200 soldiers from
Martinique 70 France
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
VOLUME 23.


T HEREBY give public notice tn t BY v:rtne of
L an assignment tor the heneft OF his creditors
executed on The tI6) sixteenth siay Of June A ~
1871, 10y Henry y, Pierce, Of Ellsworth in the
county OF HancocS and state OF Maine ta acrDrl
ahce VITA the tao' seventeen chapter OF the Re
ylsed statutes Of the state Of Maine and Sis,ure.
additional thereto. have been appointed assignee
~ said purpose and have given bond therefor nj
thc ~" ulfectS Three ntolths from the exe,u.
uon 81 stId assignment are allowed tor crediior.
10 become rartles thereto
EFERAEn IL. GREEI.Y.
Ellsworth, JaHe 20, 1871 8t9,
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

The Alih number Of the -Aechaaic
Fafls CitizeH, 3 new hye-column paper.
published BY Allen and Moore, i received.
The number before Us Is a lair specimen
Of county newspaper. and well worthy
the patronage Of the Citizens o. Mechanic
Falls aud vicinity. May the new enter
prise prove a success.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Discharge from Head and Throat
Pain in Head, Sore Throat, Cough
and Hoarseness Cured in a short
time by the Constitutional Catarrh
Remedy.

ANp' ILL NiNNEBAGo Co,
sept. y, ISIS.
Messrs LIrTLEFIELD 4 Co:
Dear sirs:-lt g.ve> great plea eure to tell
people the good results have obtained from Inc
use OF your Constitutional Catarrh Remedy Nv
Cat2Irh was very offensive Discharges from he
head aud throat, sometimes causing sickness "a
the stomach, and pain IN the head the most of the
time. ana very sore throat with a hacking
cough ana hoarsenessi sometimes it affected nv
eyes very badly have used all kinds Of snuf
and local applications without any benefit ~
some time have been using medicine from a.
eminent phy 'ician 10 New York with no benesi
Your Remedy seemed TO strike at the root 4 n"
disease, stopping The discharge headachs ~
pans 10 short time, and feel as though 7 nl An
should be troubled again. l recommended ~ ~
by 1t. " Oehshtted
remain your friend,
ADDIE MlIEp
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

cam REWAAD will be paid for u
OvOV bottle ~ any ether Extract or
Essence of Ginger IL found to eausi i'm
fine flavor. purity, and medicinal effect
Sanford. Jamaica Ginger. sample.
free at all Druggist. aud Grocers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
FOR SALE.

4 ka-t Bass liarbor, fremont, a nine ronru.a
cottage. finished throughout with two acre,
'I grass iauj ana six and Ouc-half acres of Woo!
anG pasture ialI- Location central. price l,u
ANA terms easy. For Information apply To
JOHN NERRiLL
june II. Is17 "a irnns
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Hoaogs heaped upon Gen. Grant.



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merchants aal th- principal r,prr.ruta-
ntr> ot thr trAlt nuI commerce I'D Lon
dpH. were invited in meet ih, Genera! ar
t-t .HHyr subsequent g. tuc C.slc ceremony.
The entrance - the bail aud corridors uf
Gu-i Hal were laid with scrim,uu cloth
and the walls decorated with mirrors and
exotic.
Ihr guests commenced ta arrive at
about bait pt.t M u.,.urN gad uutI halt
pA-' ~ 4 steady >tr,lm ut carriages pour.
'd Into the t'lul liAi yard. cen. Grant
arrived al about l u'y.u,h.
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p"fa'.'a. lhr Aldermen wearing s,au,t
t'H'- a.d the common t"uugumeu fArIr
AIf'.rn gowns. ia" l'>u.uflau ut fhr
'Nu.i MAJ rr4I N' ihr luHu trr>. arI
t.H. ''.t.5, ttirf AN Iiit'e~ M4ln lV tHr
chamberlain. "a- aI'nt'ri A" thr freedom
u4 tIr cfy. ihr tAHuNt;.I.u cNtrHIsN- thr
Ii-H- hAui ui fellow N~H'u a- a c.ll.u vi
L'ba'a "t~ cordially -t1-ped. Amidst
renewed applause 1"hrral Grant replied:
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'nh tA"ELE VII" "EhE flENENI-
Grn. Grant was accompanied hy Mr..
Grant aHG Mini,;rr ani Mr. Pl-rrepput
Anon. ,hc gentlemen present wrr- Sir
STAFFORD Nofthcotr, Councillor of the
ENchequer aud many member, Of PArllA-
mrni-
Tiir GOLD cN>kET.
Containing thr freedom I'D th- ctty ha. uu
thr diverse central panel yl,N 10 the
capitol az Washington, aui MI tae ri.ht
aud ,ri. are the monogram uni arms ot
'h' i'ti mayor. 'H -'r T"N~fss side =
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Lost probably en- school street a ladies Fan
with small gold cham and pu attached jtbc dad,
Wl~Ncl x i~weIl.
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