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Facts Of Importance for all Regarding a
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics OF this country show that &
great proportion of deaths arise from Heart Disease.
But aside from the fatality which attends it, the in
convenience and suffering which the first stages
bring make it necessary to take prompt measures for
relief. Undoubtedly the greatest remedy of modern
times for curing diseases OF the Heart is Sedatine
1ndia,'' which is accomplishing such wonderful re-
suits and attracting much attention. This great
remedy possesses ingredients specially designed for
all the numerous troubles of the Heart The combna
ton is the result of long and careful experiment. and
it can be safely asserted that when taken in time it
feeling in side and breast Irregular Action
Throbbing, Jumping. Fluttering, Momentary Stop
ping, Slow Circulation of the. Blood? These are all
symptoms of Heart Disease. Those who suffering
and have never tried it should do at once; those
who have eyer tried it do not need TO be urged to do
again. If your Druggist has not got it send
dollar to our address and it viii be
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PRICE, $50.

Buy it of your DruggfstA order it of us by mail
LOBDELL CHEMICAL CO..
june3ty st. Louis, Mo-
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PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
The Best and Host Economical Hair Dressing
exquisitely perflmed and perfectly harmless.
Will Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
to its original youthful color and appearance, and Is
warranted TO stop its falling, assist its growth and
few applications of the BAlsAM viii soften the
lar. cleanse ali dandruff and cure itching and hu-
ours ofthe scalp Sold by all druggists at ony soes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
BEEF EXPORTS MATERIALLY CHECKED.

The high price of ice IN this city, together with
thc uuiaY condition 81 the British bcei mar
lcfe has materially checked the shipments Of
dressed meals and of live cattle, and the steamers
now sailing from this port are doIng comparatively
little IA TINS class of freight. 1t l. expected That
there VIII hc uO material increase IN beet exports
until CO.. len weather as many OF the shipper, have
Of ate met WITT 81 PISS ou shipments. me exports
during tine past we were: 1906 1--we cattle, 2.3i 10
quarters Of hoDi. 7B5 live sheep. 431 carcasse. OF
mutton rui 100 dressed hrg-.
Mach OF a., refrigerator room on the steamships
la. been u~-1 Ton three weeks past - store butte
and cheese for which there mas been good de-
ir.uC. hrt t.ls class ot shipments l. now checked
bV the firm D. Co., ~ which farmers are holding the
produces in, recent and unusually good lnand
caused tie farmers 90 -eil 81 their stock and since
fheu thr, have fclf uic.DI Il ut and have advanced
tr ce- cNuscting ion from buyers. BAIT Ter
l. now quoted 20 nearly double the prices az wear
pro but % is probable ;h1t 90 Viii soon be lower as
tLe a cl ~ iiri,4- Western grades are quoted
al from rs Co - .cIt> pound Stntc at from - 10
- cents: cr,am,Iv state or Western At from %
g. p cents. Prime cheese for export IS held al
from q, Co II cents a pound.
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cAnrLr.s mn rnHrrNATE.

Nj. Vaiaticr Of ". - Eourth-sf.. Brooklyn. T..
T.. rut some ltwcltv iu u ragnag tor satckorpi' 9
wh.lc she made "a tlp tp tnncy Island on Ihur.d'v.
Iic ART i,les we're wuT about 300. On her return
e. d.d not replace them 300 her itWCl-hoN. aud Ar-
tsita, morning slc solid thC contents oi the raNn1g
a. lrniinIn for IL cents. The trader l1 lHg. wont
60 a.. iaU,iv ~'nrr % J. lol"r ~ Nos. - ant $50
SO 30 M. tio'lcr examined the articles ANA iourt
that thry wtic worth much mnrD. tr"n hcWg
asked where hr rpt them tuc luukwan sat thHi "a
vun1n ~ Nc. 80 Iuurth.-t. had sold them io hln
frHl 80 On thr plea oi gong 90 TIE n1uN Wv.
hoilsr iulurcd thc Hkm1u ,1 80 ava. and t,if1u
IN au hour. lud h. thea went g. Mis- Paiau,I Wd
nsktl ltr II sine lad sold ANY l.utlH. She ea'l
that Size bad not. huf ns toe jewell 4 Was going
AWAY size umDmhnIcd thc ruttDuis of nor tuHhtc.
" nom tlr mrhfuuu returned lur hi~ money be- 900.
inittrd the Uctuu~ nature eft thr ttorN Zee l told.
lie hld no nl,a ut tln real value 81 the JrNCifA,
Winch he rave nap tpldIy 90 Mrs falaii,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
L1BOE TROUBLES AT ROCKAWAY.

Foreman James Kelley, OF the ROckaway Beaeh
Hotel came to New-Yorll yesterday for information
in regard to the certificates with which Receiver
Rice has offered to pay the workmen. On
his return to the beach he was greeted
with loud cheers by the men; VINO na ,d
gathered together Mt the west end OF the MOTEL ne
addressed the men, who seemed very anxious 20
hear The result of his inquiries. lie stated that lie
had reasons 10 believe that the certlhcates were
frs-cass security, and that If the men were wiihg
TO wait few days they could no uouQt
get them casEed at a small discount, II
not at their par value. This statement
oppearcd to please the men, and they sgnied their
Satisfaction with the conditions. Negotiations are
still gong on with Receiver Rice, and It Is possible
that he may be abe to make IA partial payment III
cash as the desire. and to secure the relnalnuer
of their claims to them by the RECEIVERS certucates
bearing q per cent interest. by TINS arIangeiheht
thoee who desire viii be able TO return
TO their homes. The certificates, If accepted are
to be placed in the hands of some responsible per
SON. to negotiate them in behalf OF the w0fkHieD'
and thus in time they are 10 receive their iul pay
1t was reported at the beach yesterday that some
of the men who had taken certificates when they
were first ISSUED had been taken III by Sharpers
who bought up the claims at very low
figure one having sold 800 tor 80
aud another having parted with $50 for Sl0
Much ind mation was expressed at the folly or
those who had thus sacrificed their claims. In gem
eral the men now understand what the value or
the certificates is, and begin to look forward to "a
speedy adjustment of their difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
u,\clNG uN,rIrIN HIS pAHIoR.

John Malone ct Nla.t %. town of NcW;gwn T.
L hanged him-,ll on Wednesday night. lc Was
fifI,.t,e year, cid aud lad hy,d happily with h',
WI. few uouIl. a.p hr showed Nros "' in-
lis hnsin,.. ON Wulu,,lg, evening 10. spent most
uf hs tiuic 90 tAc NI'agc, returning hoW' about y
o'clock. nul going to hi, room. HIS wifi followed "a
tow inmates later lnt tO Ncr sruttr l' rr.lr"u Co
lDt h,I into the toom. She finally pushed tlc door
upDu. aud found htn 10 nu excited state az mlud.
After shv lad gOuc to he'd hc GOT up and wont down
tfgifs. Whence 81 fbsci 90 return. lally eva
Thursday morning MIS-. Malone went down stairs
and fo td ail the doors on tic lower floor locked
nurs,ine omen tie parlor door. she found her hus-
baud hangius hV p ropc. which nat been attached
g. the ifs .de d,ol-.uoh AID then carried Ntt tho
ton of tue door, Coroner S,lhs held AN roacst lfS-
N,nlAN. tho my nnanE a N,r.lct ~ snlD.dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
nr,nY no nIlI-n nm cAIssnN.

Tho carpenters cmulovcd hy the liud."n River
Turncl Company NlI begin today a. huilt fhc
,....n q thc abauIuu,o CU.'i- lnm in Jersey CAV.
Am, flau.lf.ren g., tha company have prrp1r,d
detailed drawings ot Oh" A.N .f1I SECTIONS 90 $3.50
Imam, l t..nfi. and f'p tt,utlg uIIc and The ruu
%, lt,h d. viii B.. o. a'' ~ readiness flr Use
U.aN, nile, have hrcu p'a. II in thr trench th1t
.ntlo,.nla the con i.dau 90 make taat structure
,r.u- enough to stand tac pressure from the weight
ot Oh. c1iseUu.
Patrick Madden. age hfty. who hives ~ No. lGl
ST. P.ul's.aN... Jersey CITY Heights auA is one Of
M. ,.Ynontcrs employed Cn the cassuu, vas badly
am. fci Thursday evening hy the ran q heavy
piece OF timber lie was taAcu to tie - Francis
lt...tt.snI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
T)r Cravaa dacaaaed

DIT FIaYtsI UtCed5e'N =, =, a., pork
B.ny1oy.-The Primitive Church OF Deer raTh
will hold a nine days camp-meelng III 'he e'''0
near Babylon, beginning to-day s,,
Finishing r. Whiteetonc. when near the latter STA
ton last evening, struck Charles Albyecht' q sYu
der of College Point who was wailN'ns VII WV
track. HIS injuries are probably ia'al'
STATEN ISLAND.
Sr,p,rrov William r. Bostwicl of Stapleton,
l. about to bring an action against the receiver VI
the Central Railroad of New-Jersey 10 r eGone5l
S25 900 damages for injuries received III ne
disaster in August 1877 at the dIaw-Ordge over
the Rartan RIVER. The railroad COMPANY para Iue
doctors bills of all those. including Bostwick. VINO
were injured. 1t is also SAID that BoSwIck Iecel' gu
$500 from the company.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
YoNKrRe-1he Common Council of lOnkers mas
divided the First Second and Third Wards OF the
tricts instead of four. as heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

with aud molasses to G Amsnck CO. vessel to Mia.
WIND sanss.-At Sandy Hook. light swi hazy. A, City
Island light sW clear.
CLEARED
strs Standard Br) Darnel. London. VIM IT Thompson A
Co: Brtannc Cr Perry Liverpool ri coz
Ma & campbe Gasgow Henderson Bros Iasse Elk 1eS9
Han aye1Poo Bns evors S9lap spi r Young Bar:
werp, Peter Wright Sons Henry Edye .Belg Eyer Ant.
and st Johns Clark seaman Martha stevens. Chance,
sonyc and FeTnandno Il Major Co.. REDMOND 's sex.
ycas, west Point "a, On Dominion $ CO ''''
oW iyerp?9 L9I6s LSaS n GnSC Mntu
Bsrks Due Frate CAGsiJ scurIch Gbritsr for order.
Euncn Edye CO Guie Anna n.g Gqere, hoqen
Elena coTiano Glas,on Dock Eag sesger PROG, vcron
lNor, And[eassen: EYmonth Eng Boekmenn oerea Co.
MiIier BIZ Cork Belfast lie. James W Elwe Co. wonons
rias Ry fq pa5 ' @Sh 5 Noon
Or. owen. plymouth, Geo Bailey. '>'"A
nehrs Sn, r,d,a posbc epan Roc3 ~ Sean%e
McCuIoin Beecher 4 CoMagee Dulling. Dung Portand
" l. H"''" FOREIGN PORTS.
rovnoN Aug l3Arr strs barcelona (Brl, from Montreal
British str Enmore from Baltimore via Norih syney CD
ana ISp2ze iron n .f6 str aS ansa S cnso ZIP
Antwerp str onaresJoo& s'r from Baltimore; at
N Sailed str NJ Milanese ' Tor Boston.
L sd Is Aq7 and @ sn s. H E,ga
from Baltimore and Emano from Neworleas have arrived
here.
MoynIF Aug l3-Str Castaa from Ncw.York for Glas.
cow has arr mere scandinavian from Montreal Que
bee has arr here for Liverpool
LONDON l3Saied 30 inst Cecilia from Grgenti io-
Philadcnha inst Selma stanford for Phadcphs 10TH
inst John LOrway. Vim Douglass; llh inst. Francisco
Louis capt Konnenkampl for New-fork, rer Giuseppe
Accame Jacob Raners Tor Baltimore Letue stewart LYDIA
Npoti Carne 18th PAIRING Brothers for Francisco
Conc Izapary CroHarty shire Flash Light Tornj0t
New York Giuseppe, Harmony for New-Oreans. Maria
Margta Borzone. sapphire lille Baker Won Aotke for
BALTIMORE WIN for Delaware Hiver; 18Th inst
Dante Emily Waters. Rebccca. IT Adams for Philadelphia
Arr 9th inst Bore Fans AT EsoTe HYPERION Prof Mohn
10Th inst BergllOt at SNinemund, Iala Peleg
PrecOsa RinnOyato llth INST AdOna DIDO Capt Larsen
Espana, 18Th inst Cato.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PORTLAND Ne Aug l3The United States str Kearsargs
cir here this morning.
mr. Later Ship vecs n ann, FGt nGJL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
PLOTTING ron INSURANCE MONEY.

Adam lr,cmcr who kept a shoe store IN Union
ave. Crawford, y. j., went to Germany a month
ago. Before d. -aIicd. he saw Robert SNYDER
shoemaker of FluWood. and told INN. according 80
suydci's statement. that his stock ANA furniture
were insured for $500. and that If SAydcr would
SET lire To- 10" hGusr after he had sailed for Europe.
hc would pay = ydcr 50. On Monday nigh, shy
der went CIaulord ana remained a. the Brccmci>s
house until O'Clock the following morning. Mn,
Bfccucr aad SNYDER Will, in the kitchen. Snyder
says agreed that hc should hrc thr house from the
outside. and that she would fire n from the IN, de.
using kerosene. When the hrr had got under h' all
way SNYDER STATED away from the house, hut Was
soiZ,d hy two men wEo had observed ms actions.
lie drew Aulio and succeeded iu escaping them.
STAYING In The voouS unui Thursday when he Was
arrested. Mrs. irccmcT was also taNcn INTO Gus
toGv. Both of tine prisoner, were committed OF 4
charge 81 Arson.
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CAPTAIN WHO SAYS he WAS SOBER.


Captain T. Delavcrguc. OF IN" ting i. W. burke,
shich was towing the barge Republic when II
ttruck a rock IN Hell Gate on Wednesday nlght,
made the following report yesterday 10 the locai
Inspectors Of steam Vessels;
While ON my passage through Hell Gate with the
barge Republic on haWacr. the tldc being on Inc is'
uuartrr 1f chb as passed wards Island bound "i Tue
,l;V 1 stood over wei toward steep Rocks ~ c"tI 10
Gle ar sailing vessel Then shaped INV courrc I" CONF
down mast Ialri's Point through the snip chIhirI' l
had 10 steer well over toward Fiood Rock III oIlr 10
ecar thc dr.der anchored off ialct's Point As soon
a. clcnren [ sfrnghfeucd NV boat, aud wncn ncaiN
abreast of Font Rock haWscr parted and the hIsr
dltned broIdsidc on the upper end or liood ROCK
rounded 10 md alongside 81 III" IGrf Li4 ana
asked the people y they wanted me e. take thtn -orf
Tlcy told ~ that Was drunk VIII take = solemn
oath that was I'm ia" least under me m tN't OF
lqupr and Diug Witnesses 10 trstty 10 me >ii'
lad alongside IN the dock and pu my haws,r on me
barge At O'Clock she NOlied. ana brought H.r 10
West THIRTY ouftSf. Incn The banrn put thcf peer
an shore. The barge dit not leak dro" thcn t"Wid
her To N.st twenty tst AMI took the committee oi
The Trrnplr . der Free Md,Ons ana thcr 'rruis 10
Oriental Grove, The next daN they examined the barge
aud found everything all right
have been prot through Hell Gate The last SIX
y,ars and have foWed vessels through IN nl KINDS "i
weather Gav aud nj ght. and tins ~ my Hfhl "c'
dent II the havsor had not broken this W"iG h"i
have occurred lhe haw,rr either chdicd or was en-.
II 4. A common tang To cat hay AGRA ON Ca ul-un'
where the bar rams the boat do not say thai ms
pnrty Cut the hawscr. Sometime we n~r en- an. blt
sd not tIug with th!s party az conslc
cred them go DC gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
NOTICE TO NARTNERS.

OFII,r LfGHrH lSr 20 fEp I
WAsHINGIoN Aug, Il. l-.p
NEW YORK NEW STAkE.LIGHTS AT MOUTH OF
EONDOUr CREE *. HUDSON RIVER.
Notice ~ hereby that after August % 1850
the stalk, gifts VIII De DISPLAYED from Ia Govern
rnt piers at the mouth OF EOndpdt Greek Hudson
itivcr. Nrg, -NorA
on tine OK Nor'h niSc IX"i IA ll@ht i feet above
mean low waor. middle bend of North vlSca fixed
rcd sht -" feet above mean low water on cIc ~ south
Dlc ,rd white hyhf. - toct aho'" mean low war.
Tho light. AVOID nom MISSISSIPPI River lanterns
suspended from nii-ts. ..- ....
lsy order @ the IL h'hou.e Board join RODGERS.
Roar Admiral l.. > Navy, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
DECREASE ~ OCEAN TRATEL.

With the exception Of the Britannia, Of the
White star Line. the steamships sailing for Europe to
day show a large falling OFF in the travel t. Europe The
Rev Thomas Gallaudct and wife. and the Rev Dr.
Douglass Forrest Of London. and Wife passengers
by the Britannia. The following are the complete cabin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
Nor wlSnlNG ~ llNlr ais GrNlU>

ncNgy Miner cot az inlUuctlN0 ~ the >0ftr'''c
Court e. pc>sgAla Patrick NANgcV. Who haV scuvt
u play SVc wears m his Theatre from t0.N. l>,%
lsVs0 Sc;luc IA = ceWQ1UN tlSt Tic WCtroNtNt Gtt
aOltasl under tie UaDle II tAc " fSg Sve-tA M
York Star Combination lroCp,N tlc LAWYERS
e,erk who served tgc OyVcr upon Rooney LtuC,sl
han the or SiuAl suStcsd 81 y copv. koNucv tex
Tam the lasA as the asIvemsut W'sA Miner, Which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

A. IN. Tonh- Police Court Yesterday. bt sorc
lu,tic. smith. John VI. Phillips. aged tHI.ft-;urrc.
q, BropAi,n N.ls arrasuci on tIr charge ct h4amy.
Il WAS gwen lu cN d,rcc that Philips marUcI t....
Mary Coicn ou December - 3. l~s9. at 'lc Emauurl
Church. Brooklyn. while has RV!ul wlic Sophie
Nr-hi Phillips. ID whom De- was married 40 the
1874 was ,c' alive. Certificates OF both marriages
N.r, produced ,u Cont Mr.. lhcn lived with her
Father "a. No. l"la bnad>-. "roohNn. a thc tIWc CO..
hrv marriage. tai.hp~ Wa, coiaui g.. ion oN.uua-
mon ,i a..auf of - OUo aall AVID Nr>. e.. cn was
,.ciaiaes ln c;sut 81 500 aai as witacss against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
ARRANnING ACnNrERENCr.

NavcY CnoYtr Tbowa> NeC,rSth. l. l. lalcatt
A NJ NoNt and C.utoa Is. E>A, thc sCh-con nsttoc
a. lNc 0t the lNctGnNc Committee al tNc " oIi~
lSlg, MhO Wcge instructed 2" Coutcg N'th \. :.
HEWITT aN0 ~ hers N 6N declined d" serve IA tsc
t,arnl>>'OD. lVt NN$4Ng~SN SltNit'Vo 81 ;lc
Mayors Office The chairman NS> on .t2.> irN -
srgSusc ioT an early c0uicrVacc ws,a Nil hcWSt,
~s.l d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

Mccormick. age eighteen, OF No. 231 West lhlrtyy-
ffth-st. whom he accused of stealing $50. GIforu'
who is employed by an uptown newspaper agency
gave Mccormick the money to hand to the aeeh,,
but he kept it, Justice Murray held Mccormick III
II 900 BAH for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
HOME NEWS,
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Neir- York Hotel-Senator William Pinknev Whyte,
MARYLAND Hotel Brnsrfck-LOrd fzroy Somerset Of
England ~ nfsor Hont-Edward Atkinson OF Boston
aud Perry ~ Smith OF Chicago StTerd HOuse-lhc
Dean OF ontario. Canada, and John Mccullough .tHq
Ioii General Clark f. Carr of Illinois and the Rev
n Forrest O. Jdmes Rofet-1enera
w. W lie KNAPP Of Iowa, and Judge Joseph Ais OF fhl
Cclphia ofiScy HoSeE COYles OF Cleveland
iaGrle Hotei-J. h. Emmett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

The bakers cart was standing by the door,
minus the baker Little ceruD climbed up and LOOKING
to the boxes toasted her cookies and umhes
innumerdbe. oh Use good mind 10 tlke cookie "
" Rnt that would be very wrong" said nurse. reproy-
ingly Tho Daker won't me-" But God WILL"
sOlennly. IL know but He'll never tell tie baker"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
PRACTICAL FRIENDSHIP FOR CHILDREN.

The II. johns Guild is able through the gcntl :
ositv Of john I. Rathhour and the tonrY l,lald
Pier Company. 20 give d9ll cXeu's ohs Oh tie steam
boa; Ncly White 81 p.or ciii"tcu VINO are not
within the scope of Ii~ f1atnE hospia cNcW3i"nN !;
the latter bong for sick c.i.dIcu and mothers Ap
plcatinns for tickets a. the Nelly Nhue excursions
SHOULD he made az the office of the Guild. NJ M
Ver.itv-uiaco \ superintendent viii accompany
the children every oay and The Gud VIII prov iuc
luncheon for each person.
The following contributions to the Fresh AT
Fund oi II. Mary'o Free Hospital f.r ChlIdicn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
(un 500 sun sofa zoo Clock last Ira. 2ls
Moon .ctsIl.i7 Moot suttha. -:oj MJJas az. days.
iuDu V1tg TO-DAY = VI.
sandy Ioos 1:2- i.aaf.. Ii, cn cato 53I
.f.,I WAFER rpbAt-'N
HOOK. 2D1 Island .lJ Ken at, los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
ACFsE2S MD PAINS.

Fo headache whether sick az nertousi i,unai-U lnh
hayo pains and weakness the back hinc'S. pale
around tho liver Vcuti,t sWtgS AZ he joints paI. IN "a
bowels heartburr end pains g an kinds IA U.s.. g Ready ~
lief an asc continued for ic'
uays eject permanent cure. Price 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

he had signed In $40 and tore it up. Yesterday IN
Chambers, before Justice Beach, motion was made
To punish Rooney for contempt Of court because OF
this act. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
DR.. RadWay's Sarsaparllian ReSoIvent

o. the 1"il1 RasOyc1t comm unicates
through Blood sweat. IRA, ali other hgt5 and uces
Of tc system OF life wastes or
ant sound M s'cral S'roula, COnsump
Throat
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