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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27
INDIVIDUAL POINTS.
Prominent People Here and Here.
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Prominent People Here and Here.
AbouIB.
DE-. R. W. Hazlett and J.H Hobbs are
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dr.. ]. H. Pipes Is Waiting in
Wayuesburg, Pa.
Otto Hess, ESQ, Is about to take q trip
through the south.
John MoffAtt Is back from o tour Of
Canada and the lakes.
James y. Adhesion, ESQ, Of Washington,
Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Anna H. Brown, OF steubenville, Ia
here on q Wait 10 her sister, Mrs. John
FreW.
Mr. John W! Fowle, shipping clerk ioT
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., 10 c0nfiHed 10
bis room by sickness.
John Davenport, with Miss Miller and
Rose Davenport, left yesterday on o Wait
to relatives in Woodsield.
Lawrence and John Ray left on the
Andes yesterday for an extended trip
through the southwestern part Of the
State.
Mrs. John List, OF Pleasant Valley, hay.
ing disposed Of her residence TO Mr.. O.
seibert, we learn that she will take board.
ing a. the StAmm House until her depart.
ure Tor KanFas City.
Charley FrapEheim returned from a
visit to Cleveland sud Western cities last
night. His trip, partly for pleasure and
partly for business, resulted 10 o benefit To
bis health and comfort and q boom for the
pottery.
Nj. Ed. Elton, oil Nashville, Tenn, no
sooner got into Wheeling yesterday than
be felt q sensation like o sun stroke. He
was taken 10 the New Mcclure, and by the
attendance oil Dr. Edwards was soon put
on his legs again.
Frank NJ. Caldwell, District Passenger
Agent OF the P, c. ( St. L. railroad, Of
Columbus; A. A. Levison, Of Cincinnati;
Charles Blum, Of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Frank Hearns and Miss Mead, OF Belle.
view; q. Van Camp, Of indianapolis, Ind.
George D., Gibbons, Of ZAnesvillSj ]. F.
Moore and B. J. HAgar, oil GAINESVILLE; A.
Beebout, Of FAirmont. and o. II. Kiddir,
Of Cleveland, o., were among the protni.
nent arrivals at the New Mcclure House
yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27
BRIDGEPORT.

Personal PoinlA, Horse Talk a-d Gsn-
sFAl Gossip from Over the River.
Some hns perch are being caught out OF
the Back river,
William Gill, an old time resident Of
Bridgeport, Is home on q ninety days fur
Tough from the Soldiers Home, OF Dayton,0,
0dsll Meister has been appoined on The pc.
lice force vice Il, Burlett, resigned, 0dell
has the helt and sand TO take q whole picnic
himself.
Very bitter complaint Is made OF a lime
kiln that burns and smokes like q volcano, al.
mostin tho heartot Kirkwood. Such nuisances
should be abated.
The La Belle Glass Works will probably
start up next week. The Nail City will not
start up before September. The Etna mill
started up N last Monday, after being idle
twenty-five days.
The foundry or. NJ, Woodcock Is running
full. His stoves have a good reputation, on
. recent trip Of three days Mr.. WOodcOck sold
siIty-three stoves. His trip was along the
line OF the O. & T. Railroad.
Camping along the line OF the O., T. V. 4
W. Ry. on Wheeling creek has become very
popular. THIS place affords some beautiful
places, cool and shady, with excellent water
and good fishing and hunting,
Seneca Lyle has started q passenger wagon
running from Bridgeport TO the coal works
two miles west. He makes five trips per day.
The fare Is five cents inside the corporation
and ten cents To any point outside the corpor.
alton.
It Is a pity that some OF the street cars thai
ply between Bridgeport and Wheeling were
net in the FIRE Sunday night with q reasonR.
BILE insurance. A reasonable insurance would
not have hurt the insurance company very
much.
Mr.. Reynolds, Road Master OF the O., T. V.
& W., yesterday brought from his farm, al
RAYenna, Ohio, q very fine Ave year old stall.
lion, and put him Ia training at the Island
Fair Grounds. The horse arrived via the o.
& P. Railroad.
The COW ordinance has been rigidly en-.
forced. No COWS are seen Oh the streets, 81.
cept on their way either to or from pasture.
Now 60 for tbs dogs, and attend 10 the street
lamps q little better, and two other causes Of
complaint will be stopped,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27
PLENARY POwER.
Discussion Last Might ON the OFdinancG
GlVk0R Ihe chief Plenafy Power,

An ordinance was introduced into
Council last night giving the Chief full
power over the department, with the priv
ilege 10 operate II on the same principle
that the Ohiet OF Police run his depart
ment or the Superintendent Of the Water
Works his force.
Mr.. Oommerford said the six chAits
usually kept for the use OF the extra men
at the United had been taken up stSirs by
the order OF the chief. Moreover, the
chief had given Policeman Williams or.
ders to prohibit the loaing Of extra men
around the house, and this had been taken
to heart by the men, and as q consequences
they had remained away from the house.
/ know these things to be facts. Mr..
Gown was q cripple and wa totally unfit
Tor work.
MIR. Smith corroborated the statement
Of Mr.. Commefford, aud vouched Tor the
temperate habits Of Mr.. GOWN, and also
said that Gown had been hurt and was
uuable to be at the FIRE. ut Q man cannot
get justice before this Council he can Ap.
peal to the the Judge"
Mr.. Walters approved the resolution
generally. There have been cises where
men have been charged with certain
otfeuses aud discharged, and others where
they have not been discharged, and the
Chief has rot been reprimanded. "By
cd | want to know about this!"
Mr.. Hsller said that he had peen a man
whom they called Carney much under the
influence OF liquor and interfering ct the
street car stable FIRE, and BIO himself had
ordered him away under pain OF arrest.
Mr.. Hoffman said Cavern had reported
at the 6te to the Chief and told him that
he was unable to attend.
Mr.. Kimberly was OF the opinion that
there was too much gable about who ID
the proper person TO displace and substi.
tute men. 1tthere is not q Ohief, let there
be one; and II he 10 not competent or does
not carry himself correctly, impeaCh him.
II We have an incompetent head, remove
him; bnt until the TACT 10 shown me that
he is such O man, l shall endorse every
man he removes or every suspension he
makes.
Mr.. Bufdatta said there was A screw
loose somewhere about the Chief a. too
many claim that be 10 too hard on the men.
Mr., D1nning spoke generally In iayer Of
the Chief and his course, and 10 favor OF
his department Alter which q vote was
taken, and the action Of the department in
huBpending all the men, except Gavin, sus.
tanned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

Since the recent rise In the river, small
as It was, 1t SO filled up the wells that no
extra steam could be spared for the
Worthington pump to keep them In q
condition 80 that men could work inIhsm.
To facilitate matters more boiler power
was essential. and on yesterday, Captain
Dillon, Of the sciota, kindly loaned 10 the
city the box boilers out Of bis boat, now
lying at the landing. II vas hauled 10
the works AMI put In condition.
The house Of the water works will be
torn down to-day 10 make room for the
new boiler house and lie boilers. Work
lie progressing as iaSt az possible, and at
some time In the future Il 70 hoped that
Wheeling's water supply will equal the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

Two heavy parties on Market street,
well known and jovial gentlemen, both
vergibg on 200 pounds, have made A race
iot fifty yards for $40 a side. One o fthsm
said he always ran that distance without
taking breath, when o boy.
The other remarked that when he was
about Is years Of sge he could "skin the
cat without touching his hands on The
bar.
"That reminds me,' was next instAncSd
by the gentleman on the right, THAT az.
teen or sixteen years ago / was out In the
mountains hunting deer with b party OF
friends. tbwas my fitst hunt, and I'd pooh.
pooh'd the idea OF buck fever 90 much
that | determined 10 be cool II II took ev.
cry nerve | had We'll, or, 4 big buck
came rushing right down on me, and l
fired a. he passed, about . dozen feet
away. / missed himl We'll, l was 60 all.
fred mad l Sluhg my gun over my shoul.
der and run that deer down III about 81.
teen minutes; and got 20 close 10 hitn,
though both we're travelling like d Wild ID.
connective, that | shot him In the ave with
q big revolver | carried"
Just here The other party was called In
10 zee a man hang up a watch.
Here's two 10 one that the ftly.yafds
race won't come Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27
DUBLIO SALE
pUBLIO SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
On Wheeling Island

In pursuance Of q resolution SdOpttd BY tA,I4a'
holdOtS Of the North West Virginia lgteutu1lk
dety, d 4 me6tltg held IN The city Of NhWiln
the 9TH day Of July, 1881, the uBdtuLlbd IIla
SATURDAY, AUGUST ", 1851,
eommSneing al 10 o'e'otk 4 III, At The ipbt WI
tn0Couft House u Ohlo county, West YlIliL n
coed 70 ssll al public auction, TO the AlItu' "
btIt bidder, The real H'tAIe An ltpufttn1iti tVA
BY the lAld North West Virginia AEiitalIaniS
elety, situated on wheeling lslatd, lnd tieSsuA
Fair Grounds.
This W~eil.knoWn irIc. oi land eon'liIi Ibs !
Aetea and 10 ore Il The most d,BlrAht bOthHt ~
In or near 10 The city Of " httlihE Btitthes w
made " The iollOWins dttds iOf lOC1llob, botblNs
and quantity Of land Ofsrtd, viz; A dNd hta'N
r. piOWu and oihshA 70 IAid SEfitullu1l sow
beiFinE date The 18th day Of EoVpnbrf, li ~
corded Ia De'd Book No 81, piyet est lNi
records u Ohio county, Nts ViFglhll 1855
made by Joseph KlTchg SinCr aud VII! 70 MI
eIst,, btAtlng date the li,h DAY Of ! biaiiyi W
ard iteOfdtd In bed Book No Is, ttIs YIN
land records Of sid Ohio county
Teas OF sALE-One.thiFd Of The piithu b@il
10 he pad In tab on Lhs day 81 n't, lh' bIilfh
two eQual in%stAllmenI 81 Vi AMI twelve npsli =
StNcIiValJ, from dAy VI sale, With inttiiu IGi
ant, the purchaser 10 glVO b . bOiuit u ihs stIn
payments, 10 b saliIiICtOily secured va n'Ul
10 laid lands 10 be retained uH 1.-The purtbisE al
shall have been paid IL full; hut The Pu'tstsuI
pay on thA dAJ II aAlB the Whole Il lle PstiE
money OF n much more than the Ohelhln INV
u he may tlttt 10 10 pay.
H. u BABE
iyI7 Agent IT. stgtLhgIh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

The Jennie Campbell left for Louisville yes
terdAy.
River gauge, 8 feet 8 inches and falling last
evening.
The Mallie IsAson is this mornings Patkers.
burg boat
The Bachelor left yesterday afternoon for
Pittsburgh.
Weather clear, with the thermometer al
SeAmor'S So.
The Iron King and the Sea King passed up
yesterday with towa. :.
The Andes left last evening for Cincinnati.
She took quite a number Of nailSirom here.
Steam will be raised in Captain Jim Davis
new boat to-day. The Captain hasn't found
q nanefor her yet. Hhe looks 90 graceful she
ought 10 be called after o woman.
PirisBUAgn, July 26.-Riyet 2 feet inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
CtNCtNNA1L July 2e.-River I feet I inches
and stationary Weather fair and pleasant,
Departed: Sidney, Wheeling J. 8. Btans.
ford, Evansville.
CAiRo. July 2~5.-Afrived: Polar Star, 81,
Louis, Departed: Polar Star, Ohio river.
River 90 feet aud falling, Weather cloudy.
Thermometer $50.
EVANSVILLE, July 2e.=Afhved Hopkins
and jas. Guthrie. Departed: Clyde, Water.
loo Hopkins, Cairo jas. Guthrie, Louisville.
River 4 feet and falling.
LornyttLE, July 26.-Rl1st rising; 4 feet 4
Ii the canal 2 feet 1 in'hes on the
falls. Weather partly cloudy and pleasant;
wind northwest. Departed. Little Samson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27
IaPUnE WAEER.
sSms. COneluuI0ns, I%nIsFeaess and slE'
gFsliOasA.

seine. C~OneluHlOns, InfeFelees ana $50
grsilOns.
Thst there isqpite agreat deal Of sptisr'
ing in this city irsm diseases peculiar to
this season there is no question Of doubt.
Wstsrmelons aud green apples have not
become Auficisntly plentiful to account
for the boom in patent cramp cure and
kindred remedies, and the cause Is looked
for.
Isl in the wafer we drinkf
Plenty Of people think and say so.
Especially In East Wheeling does the
water have q suspicious smell, and the
brsckish Taste that is suggestivs Of malaria
and violent illness OF the entrails.
The reporter does not blame this con-
dition OF the water upon The WorthinRton
pump, no on . cracked stack. He arises
only TO ssk II It woulu not be . good thing
to clean out the basin, blow out tbs plugs,
and to adopt that Eastern engineers ideas
about q cheap filter. HeTets Wheeling
just about one hundred miles by water
below what has the reputation Of being
the dirtiest city in tho country. Aboyeit,
on both riyerS that join at that city's base
are located all sorts Of iGCtorles which
pour their slime into the river and which
we have TO drink down here, though, II 10
true, In q somewhat diluted form. 'Tisn't
pleasant 10 think about. But 1t is Q heap
healthier 10 reflect before getting outside
Of Q quart Of It thsn to drink and then
spend ten dollars for q doctor with the
only consolation for the Transaction OF
feeling that you had been doubled up like
. strap hinge and that some one had
atirred up your Viscsra with . Churn
dasheT.
Its not to be- expected that ruo basin
can be cleaned ont 10 q day, and the otheI
work suggested, In half an hour; but the
Water Works Committee Of Council 10 ra
quested to keep It's eyes peeled, and
whether they drink water or mot, they
should remember that other folks do,
Meantime, every family that can AFFORD
q small filter should provide one, and 81
ter every drop OF water drank. II 10 thl
scribe's impression that a drop OF Watsl
tsksn out Of an East Wheeling hydrauI
and magnifed largely, would look like thl
msnSgerie Of q first class circus. You car
get loo much OF 4 good thing, says TIL
proverb. Added to Il Is, you can likewise
get too much Of o bad thing, So look GU
Tor the water you drink, Ice 10 cheap
chew that. 1t will quench thirst, and wa
made at a time Of the year when animal
culas snakes, liSayds, toGds, tadpoleV
w%him.WhAms and other aquatic liliputianO
we're 81 suffering for wantoi q winter snppl!
OF under clothirg.
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Family Market.

The family market is only tolerablyaVell
supplied with fruits and vegetables this
week, and prices range high for nearly
everything. There lie a scarcity In the
poultry, vegetable AID fruit department,
and II Ia thought that there will be no i'm.
~provement 10 this direction this season,
80 far as the vegetables are concerned. The
following list shows the prevailing prices
in the Fifth ward yesterday:
Fouls, Butler, Gc.-Live chickens scarce
al 20A25c apiece; eggs 121al5c per dozen;
lard, l3c per pound; good butter scarce
al 20i25c per pound-Choice, 25c.
. N0adbes.- New cabbage moderately
plenty at 6al0c per head; new potatoes
l5c per half peck; onions, SOC per half
peck; new onions &c per bunch; cor 15c
4 dozen; radiehes 8 punches for 10c; 10.
matoes 20a25c q quarter peck driedbeans,
Sa10c per quart; white beans, Sc per quart;
string beans 20a25c per peck; CuCumberB
very scarce at 2Oa30c per doS; Caulilower
In good demand and scarce at l2ia15 per
hesd; heets, 8 punches for l0c.
Medu-Beef 8 10 l2ta15c per pound;
lamb chops ltslsc; mutton, l~6siSs5Oc per
pound; chops, 10al5C per pound; veal, 10
a15c per pound pork, lOal2ic per pound;
smoked sturgeon 15c per pound dried
beet aud breakfast bacon, 1874 per
pound; shoulder, 10c per pound ham,
i4a16c per pound; ~beettongues, 40a60c
each; canned beef, $50 per 2.pound cans,
6.pound cans, 81 90; lard loo.
Fruib.-New apples, 25a40 cents per
peck blackbeFries, IL cents o quart or
90 cents per bCuket; pine apples 15a9Oc
each; new pears, Coo q peck lemons 50
sB0c per dozen; oranges, 40A60c per
dozen watermelons, 15s30t each; cante.
loupes, 5a2Oc each; whortlsberries 15c
per quart
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

Personal, Church and business Noies.
ANN Meeting, dc

Personal, Church and business Noies.
Camp Meeting, dc.
The Buckeye Glas. WORKS started up with
one furnace Monday morning.
Tho Presbyterians are making an effort to
secure a new library for their Sunday School.
Mrs. E. .. Cattell has returned from a visit
Of a week or two among relatives In MI, Yer.
non.
The Misses RenshAW and brother, from Gov.
lngtOn, KY, are visiting their cousin, Miss
Emily WarWood, OF First street.
Rev. Marcus A. BroWnson, Of Washington,
Pa, will occupy tie pulpit in the Presbyter.
ian Church next Sunday, morning aud even.
ing.
Mr.. E. O. Boyd left Monday for Philadel.
phla, BdSton aud ether Eastern cities, pur.
chasing goods, and will be absent about two
weeks.
Mr.. Blakey Harrison, who has been In the
grocery business IN Fourth street for several
months, has packed up his goods and will re.
turn to Nj. Pleasant 10 resume the business.
The N. &. camp meeting begins next week.
All remember bow we'll this meeting was con.
Quoted last year, and 1t will be better this
year II possible. All the Arrangements are
nearly completed.
Work on Nj. W. r. Ratclifs ntw house
has been at o stand.Still for several months,
but will soon be resumed, as Mr.. McCord has
fired his first kiln Of brick since the damage
and loss during high water.
The A. NJ. E. Camp meeting, under the
direction Of Rev. ProSser, was brought 10 q
close Sunday evening, having been in pro.
greSS nearly ten days The attendance the
last day was very large. The rain on two Of
the week days letsened the attendance some.
what. The receipts were net 90 great as last
year, but with ali the meeting was q success.
Gu Sunday afternoon q small accident &C.
CURED with no serious result, however. One
section Of seats fell down, caused by the great
weight and weak supports under them, and q
boy named Frank COss had his foot caught
and quite severely bruised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

"For ten years my wife was oonhued 70 he
bed with such q complication OF ailments
that no doctor could tell what was the mat
ter or cure her, and ! used up . small fortune
in humbug stuff. SiI months ago ! saw a U.
s, flag with Hop Bittsra on 1t, and thought
/ would bea foul once more. / tried It, but
my folly proved to DO wisdom. Two bottles
cured her; she is now &s we'll and strong -
any mans wife, aud It cost me only Two dol
lars Such folly payL-H. W. Detroit, Mich
L-Ffef PrGGL. MWHAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

There are 5000 public school children
in Wheeling.
The new catalogues OF The Liusly 1nsti.
tute will be out In q day or two.
All public school buildings here will
undergo renovation next week.
A very large meeting Of teachers will be
held st Washington, Pa, next week.
Nearly oil Of the school mSrms are Of
In the country and OF SUMMED resorts.
There will he Just 100 teachers In Wheel.
Ing schools when they open after vacation.
About six more weeks now until The
busy hum will be heard Ia the Rchool
looms,
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds Of the Board OF Education meeti
tonight.
Wheeling Female College would look
well II given q suit Of white paint on the
exterior.
II coats $40,5i0 per AnDum 10 pay
Wheeling school teachers, and they well
earn the money. .
James Todd aud Prof. Mccain are now
engaged In taking The school census, and
will soon be through.
Ptot Alex. R. Whllehill, the new PIN.
Opal Of the Linsly Institute, 10 visiting
friends and relatives Of RoChCster.
The new Fifth ward school building,
which will be q beauty, will be flushed
and ready Tor occupancy about Dec. 1,
Superintendent Bifch's Office and the
Board Of Education rooms will be fitted
up with new paper aud things next week.
Dt. John l.. Dicksy, formerly Of tie
Linely Institute, 10 now clicking ID the
Exchange Bank, and will remain there
Until time 70 fetutn 10 his medical studies
phlladelphis.
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oar GOODS.
Housekeeping Goods
TBz1s WEEK.
nRY FOODS.

srOwn SuSIus, IA, So. So. 50. Io.4,
from So upWaFaS, BlgaehLd huSlInS, -,
42.Ipch, 50, er4, 1914, frOn 70
upwards Bed Spreads, Honey CSao'
EmsrlOGn h~afsBllsS, FFsa0h esr-
ssIIlpS, German Crochet Ia 9hlte,
srosa add white, Blue and white. PAX laa
White. Tsllet aatis TO match. Iable ~.
ans ofthe best makers 10 Bleaehse, heiI
aISaGhsd DaRaskS, Loom Dice 10 Caralaal,
turkey Red ana fInCY cslorlHgS. losels
and NSukIas, we off, extraordinary bar
Gains il ali styles and qualities, Iswel;
inus from 40 upwards, lReluGlHg tue Ieei
Gsrmaa handmade TOwGllRgS,, Lace C9r'
taIas aad Lace SPREADS; special bargains
SUMNER goods to be closed out regard,
IaSS Of What they cost Us ysu llteau
bayIHu black silks, black Or cSlOred Casn'
mareS, black or cOIOFtd VslVsIs hsxt IaII
we ask you 10 anticipate your WAllS an
buy now. First, because cur sock q
SlIkS' CashmSreS and veIyets 10 JUST q
heavy now ~ 1t Will be durlag Me ~
months. Second, because ws can servl
You as we'll now as at any time, aaa \ o.
dSF to keep thlngs mOVlHg Wa VIII ssh w
atlowsF pFlOes now than At any une aaI
Inn the year. Store 0pea lfeH T. U
uatIl 6 ,. NJ, Saturday eXc0plse'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

When a board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that By
combining SOM we'll known valuable RENE.
dies, the most wonderful medicine was pro.
duced, which would cure such 4 wide finRe
Of diseases that NEST all other remedies could
% aispenSeu WIZ, many Tene s.tpueali put
PEELED all doubt, and 10 day the discovers Of
that great medicine, Hop BltterS, are honofed
and blessed by all as bSnsiActots Democrat
AWgAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

OARBuNcLEa, Felons, Boils, Sores o flong
standing, such as Ulcers, Abseeses, etc.
positively cured without the aid oil q knife
or poultiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve, Piles, Salt
Rheum, ErysipelAs, Soft and liberated
Corns, C~hillblsine, etc. II has never failed
TO cure. For sale by Logan 4 90. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-27

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
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a capital OF u ,oOOI ooO-sO which . reserve fund Of fever
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IT'S GRAGp SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS VII
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