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Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

"Atter suffering from the worst Blood Dis
eases for more than two years, and having
been treated by several eminent physicians,
confined to my room and bed the greater
part of the time, my body covered with
copper-colored sores from the size of a pea to
that of q silver half dollar, was we'll nigh in
despair At last commenced taking s S.S.
In shOrt time began to improve In tiesh,
all the sores healed, and could feel and
know that was we'll and to S.S.S. must the
credit be given ofmy entire restoration to
health. have not taken q dose for more
than six months and am as fr ee from sores
or blemIsh as any One." LoTTIB Ross,
Atlanta ia
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

"About four or five weeks ago was aftiict-
ed with 4 very aggrLv4te1 type Of Bio d dis
ease. com mencei using s. s. s, after tax &.
ing the first bottle felt 30 relieved that
bought five more. and am glad to say, after
previously having been und or IN ical advice
for several months. G. q. RATCLIEB.
Richmond, Va.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
BEFORE ANDAFrER SUHOOL
BEFORE SCHOOL,


Quarter tU ninel
Boys and girls do you hearP
One more buckWheat, then,
be quick mother dear
Where Is my luncheon box?
Under the shelf,
.Irst in the place
You left II yourself.
lcan't say my table
Oh, f1rd rue my capt
One kiss fer mamma
And sweet sis In her lap.
BE good deat. Ill IT,,
Nine times mines eighty one,
Take your mittens. All right,
Hurry up Will; let's run.
With slam Of the door,
They are Oft, boys and girls,
And the the mother draws breath
In the lull Of the Doiss.
AHTRR SCHOOL.
Don't wake up the baby,
Come gently, my dear"
Oh, mother, I've tyrn my
New dress; just look here
I'm sorry. | was only
Climbing the wall.
Oh, mother, my map
Was the nicesa of all
And Nellie In spelling,
Went to the head
I've got such tootha ache!
The teachers unfair,
Is dinner most ready7
l. Just like q bear.
Be patient, worn mother,
They're glowing up fast,
These nursury whirl tnds,
Not long do they last.
A st,ll, lonely house would be
Far wort o than the noise;
helOice and be glad in
N""r brave girls and boys.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

rs. s. y. cured me of scalp Sores, Sores in
NostriIs and Ears, after everything known to
the medical profession had failed. Three
months have passed sin;e quit taking S.S y
there Is no symptom of the disease remain
ing; am permane 1tly cured. 1t stands un
rivale for Blood Diseases"
JNo. S. TAGGART, Salamanca. N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
OLD SOkES,
BLOOD OR SKIN DISEASES
IN ANV ETAlE

Disappear before the perfect alternative
and tonic effects Of the greatest Of oil Blood
Purifiers. IL 50 completely roots out all poison
from thu blood and braces tho debi lated sys.
TEN, that diseases Of tn s nature disappear
like chat before the wind.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

"S.S.S. stands without peer. The profes
sion will have to acknowledge lea Specific for
Blood Diseases. Dr. N l.. GALLOWAY,
Monroe Ga
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

obtained and all business in
I LEN ! the U :. Patent office, or in
the Court a ttonded to for modern fees.
When mo lei or drawing Is sent we advise
as to patenUability free Of charge; and We
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Master tho
Supt OF the Money order Div, and to Off
cials Of the us. Patent Office. For circular.
advise, terms and reference TO actual clients
in your own State or coutny, address
O. A. SNOW Il 90.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, DI.
Mention this paper. noVl4'e0d-u
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Cash for MOrIK ages at ana @ Per
Gl0mH

We have invested within fve years
about l, 800, ,0OOin home mortgages with
out the loss of dollar in Principal to
any customer, and with very rare and
exceptional delays in interest.
HEALD & Co.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

NOR RENT-HOUSE 14OS BROOM ST.,
IL with modern improvements, front and
side yards. Apply TO M. M. OhILD, 7O4
Market st. lyt-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

EOR RENT-g SINGLE STALIS FOR
horses, at Secoud and Poplar. Apply
8. Z. cor 2nd and poplar streets.
auleeod.f
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
n. MELCHIOR, GUNSMITH,
YOE CREAM.

TOE CREAM.
l Have for years followed the Ice cream
business, and have made all the necessary
arrangements to supply customers with pure
unadulterated Ice cream. Special atten tiOn
given to supplying weddings, picnic parties,
excursions and entertainments OF all kinds.
Orders by mail will be promptly and salts.
factorily filled. Also on hand full line OF
confectionery, choice fruits, etO. Give me q
call and will insure satisfaction.
CHARLES KYLE,
Northeast corner Sixth and Orange streets,
and stalls No. 81, 50 au1 ss Second Street
market. m5-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
FOR RERT.

yNOR RENT - TWO STORY BRICK
~ houses, six rooms in eaca, bath, hot and
cold water, good cellar, large yard and good
location. Apply to JAMES M UkRAY, l2OS
W. Fourth street. ssp26.Stt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
GRATEFUL-OOMFORTING.
EPPS S COCOA

DnEh hE ash
"By thorough knowledge Of tho natural
laws, which govern the operations Of diges-
tion and nutrition, and by careful applica-
tion of fine properties Of well selected Cocoa,
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast tbles
with q delicately favored bev erage
which may save usmsny heavy doctors bills.
1t Is by the judiclous use Of su)h articles OF
diet that constitution may be grad ually
bu i|up until strong enough to resist every
CeDdeh,v to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
mAIadies are floating around us ready to at
tack wLere.s there Is weak point. We may
escape manv fatal shaft by Keeping our
selves well fortified with pute blood and
properly nourished ame."-Oivil Service
Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold In tins only (hB and b labeled.
JAMES EPPS d CO.,
HO mepathIc Chemists,
LIINDON. ENGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

Improved after taking the first bottle Of
SIS s.; In two weeks was able to come home,
finding the waters were o benefit.
J. W. REID, Newport, Ark.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
sT@A TASU p Es.
FOX NEW Huhh,
0HAEGEOF TIME
THANGE OF TIME.
THE MEw AND ELEG ANT
"STEAMER WILMENGToN.'

For Philadelphia,
calling at Marcus Hook
and Chester, leaves e. IT, mAi2t7kE
Wilmington from Ship. %TaeZs -
Icy street wharf daily So
Sunday tAcluded,) at
o.46 q. m. and Fourth street wharf at 7 a. m :,
Returning, on and after Monday, September
20. leaves Philadelphia at $50 .. m. from
second wharf below Chestnut street. Fare be-
tween Wilmington and Philadelphia, Is cts;
return tickets, 26 cts., to intermediate points,
10 cts; return tickets, 10 cts. Boat can be
chartered for moonlight excursions at low
rates. apl7.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
p.A&T&Es.

IUAEIED-LY A MIDD3E.AGED WO
mana situation as housekeeper or to
BIKE tNarNofa an invalid In town or country.
hnENhsNeSt OF reference CAll or address
BUlseResGNO S2s orange str set. sep25-3t%
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

Ell ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
M hOusewOrk. Gall at 1915 DeIawar
venue. sep2o ct
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

"Our science has not made known com.
binatio n equal to s. s. 3. for Skin or Blood
Diteases." 7. L. MAssENBURG, Phi. g.,
Macon, Ga,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

WANIEI-BOARDFRS Alto NORTH
" Adams street. sepl3.6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

ROARDlNG a OR 8 GENTLEM EN-
" OOsrders ca be Accommodated with good
lRl aud home conf rts at 500 Washington
~" sep26 2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

VSr - A LARGE NEW. 80
nuhdland dog, black all over1n
u,IsWtS S,,I NH To the name Gf Fritz. a nOefaI
,mu "a. VIII 90 paid by returning 1t to the N ..
W. VI Inu and King sts. scpT3-2tdltW
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81. James 0aseite.
Everybody knows under what cir
cun,stauces Henri ". va. assassina-
ted Ly Ravsillace. The as.aastn,
passing his arm through the window
oi the coach, struck the gO0narch two
blows with . knife. the latter 0f
which pierced bis heart. While still
brandishing the knife, he was arrested
by the order Of the DUO Epernon,
tie knife heing wrenche'l fr0m bis
hand by PietrO de Mn)aghinO, an
Italian attached to his suite, who
Afterwards declared he had dropped
the weapon In the crowd. 1t would
appear, however, that Malaxhino.
Who was Q great amateur Of curi0@ities
kent bis Historical relic until his
death. when he left II to his 'iescend-
ants. 1t IL diihcult to say how II
come In posse.sio0 Of Maurice de
SAKE Afterwards; but certain It Is that
. month before his death the Marshal
made It present to his physician.
6euac beauea(heti It to his son, N.
3enac de Meilhan, who presented It
to the Marquise de Crexul. at whose
death Il became the property Of the
Rnrou de RlachofOrt, her cousin.
when again It was Lost sight Of for
nearly sixty years. until 1t turned up
the other day In the Bureau Of the
Commissary of Police In the Quarter
Latin, heing then owned by . student
Vhose father had been steward to the
Rain oval family This student had
beep for some time in the greatest
poyerty, and had been heard to ray
that lie was becoming . nurden to
him. The other morning he found
him self absolutely penniless, = prey
to the haliucinatiol that the knife
had brought him ill-luck. Deter
mined to put an end to his existence,
be plunged 1t into his breast. For.
tunately. It was To rusty, blunt, aud
hacked about to do much harm, and
the unhappY youth only succeeded
ip inficting q wound frhm the effects
OF which he will be cured In . fort
night. Ever since the story became
known the Bureau VI the CO,nmisary
hae boon visited by . number u c0l-
eceoss; each Of whom hes been until
Now under the impgsssi0n that he
NJ the sole pslsse6eor Of the actual
k1llb with which Henri ~. was
soain.
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"Yss, saw Asibi Pashs twiee
during my lase visit to EGypt," said
d.. Henry n. Fisld, ysstseday after.
noon, - he sat In bis private room In
the once of The Eso@0cait @ . rep
resentative II the Aer0ld. "The 1rst
time / ssw him bat . moment, but
the second time l Was In hio oocteey
fo9 . Who)e eveajoG. il wa0 looe
February. Co0Dul 0eaesal WolEt
with 0esssel Stone, ths Chief q sta6
to the Khodlve, and s0ae A0eeicans
passing The Wintee % Cairo, thooght
i Wo9ld he p3ease1t % oeSobsate
Washingt00ab blethdaY With . gIand
dionss, which wac givea q The hocea
whsso vas seoppoAG: II bsoaght to-
eoe)ef . 011e1ngojDhod company, a.
thoaGh Il y not common Sor Arabs
a1o EurePoo1o % 0inG3e, ao4 alI TIE
KhedivS's 1njotoeees were pceseot
There ~ tho Gyooeese co!tosaty %
- Ana By, and was P'eeed ep'
He iss man 81 large phystque
and nthee heovy eeaeurcs; o9e h0eye
looked - i Il plight eash are were
~ Os 80
gSo0 ct og tnooooeotnae3o0 ID Sead'
Ing the army agaiose the govern
me0t, foe whtch, had 1saDatI Facba
bee1 stlll Khedivo, he wou!d On.
deubtedly have beea shot. l felt that
be might b desdned - sopseane
power o. death, and l observed him
e6oeely HI: manner ~ very quiet
and a)thoegh Il wae 2 merry party,
and Ames6ea1D aed EeropeensOn all
sides VEN 9nily drinking wine, be
be did no even raise the cup 10 his
linz. II spoke Arabic, bat through
the intoSpeoee1 be told me that he
had come oat that evening. although
not feeling we'll, to do honor TO the
memory q . man who had freed bis
eoontry ffum . f0selRn yoke. I felt
thae be was lhinkine that Whist
Waahiugeon had dnne to1 America
be usight do ioe Ekypt."
Do you co0sider him . great
mau?''
"He = now to prove whether BE- y
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

tn auainano and 0uDiDoQo Nor
It0 Pro0peritY-1r1i9at3o0-100
OREGON short Liu0-9togO lines
-Ohurches, Ito, Ito.
BOISE CRY, July lse2.

BOISE CRY, July 1852.
Special Cusssspee6sses a ~ NlxHa.
Boise City. that Capital Of Idaho,
hss . pepulatioa - present ofabost
2,S00 and b undoubtedly . prosper
oas city. Basinsss = good, there b
10 sonp,ainine and TIE busy appear
a.ce of H. principal street gives un-
doubted signs of lie and prosperity.
ststistjes show that the amount q
fright brosght to Boise City fIon
Ksltoa = simply saosmoas, and ess
at int would ask where dees Il all 20
b. But It b ID received by B"ise City
msrchants, Consumed and paid foe.
There are solid meschants at Boise
CITY having accumulated wealth in
ysan gone BY still eoatinue to supply
their e,,slomen and have little 70
fear ftom The alvent q newer cir.
euustances that their tEade viii Be t.
ken ftom them. Boise Ci;y may b
termed The Garden City, for It b in
deed . city of gardens. Nature gave
The eitisens . dry arid plain, and they
By isrieaiiea, have produced . perfect
Oasis. The walk round Boise CITY b
sxesed,ngly entertaining. Garden
psots a extreme beauty meet you %
every side, rosss hedge In your path
and sweet bsies sesats your way.
Fruit in gsnssoss quantities aLounds
here, stsawbessjes, cherries, paumbs,
apples and psans. The private rese-
deaces In and arouud Bolse City
show svideness q re1nenent and
comfort, which the tasesfal odd In
dustrlous character q The eitise0s
produeed. The manner In which ir
risation h produced b simple yet
e0ective. A heavy strss n of water
= beought through one Of the streets
r. y B"lse River and upon this
stseam . number ef wheels ass erect
Cd which revolving BY the force Of
the water lap up. BY . wooden box
and discharye, - they revolve. their
contents into . treagh which conveys
By pipes abundance of water to ali
the gardens around. I am greatly IN
lhvor Of irrigatios. I have seen jts ID
vantages. The wealthiest and hep
piest portion Of Southern California,
6er it, numbers, ass ct Riverside, and
that settle ..ent has been made BY r.
rigatioa . perfect pard.se. II the
principal ol irrigation b properly
satsrtAiasd there /. 10 portion Al this
vsutesn coantsy valas'sss. Lasdst has
ase eoss,ed BY The Snake river and
ts;e C.1nn,bia have - abundsnes' Il
v,nfer ood With The aid of scioooe 4
ma: b made the means Of ooniessing
i,us,essss wealth on the country.
Faruers depend too much upoa the
natural forces 0f nature, forgetting
that those forces must be accepted
and ouly accepted to b. regulated Tor
our benelit.
The government peaitentiary b at
Boise CITY. The scbool hoase, .
splendid brick building, b almost
complete. and the ne~ eourt house
building. There y no boom IN this
city It presest, bat - the Oregoo
0heet Line approaehes. I hove 10
doobt that ths a1vantages of Boise
CITY - Q com0esc3al ee0tse foe the
Surrounding eeoatry win Be- sssa. Il
= vt Q matter u doobt - b Whsthoe
~ Oeueoo 6hogt Ll0o viii eo0e %
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~ - 49, Hv..H-.av. ~. -
~ .iellk a r.. - ~ - =. q
~ = ~ ~
..~~nss.. ws-...~a.-..s
o~-2-r
~1-s,.s s---. .s..-se~ 49,.
- 1.I.~e ~. -.....s,,...-s
80 ~ AVs
.a-.~ ....... -s,i ~. t-..e,.
e-~sa. - -. -. ..I
~ ~ ~ ~ NM ~.
~
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n pssu0o voglkw e 0is9de0
sosppsd aoa ahivsss1. Th6a vltA .
Aau1s1 ()asalalisa, - aaIbigDssD
6aeH 1ight 1aSo besa taksD = Vel
Rs b1sulng0 1bes sussA - rub
q eoe elalG Is asson1 thssssnss; ~
~ so10 - 0ogo.
Essps shasp )ssksuk He vin
0eob1DaD 1sla iDto yeos nsigbbee.
hssa 90 q thss aays.
4 bolldlag be3eaeing . ~ 1tbee
q 0ea. Dnn1d r Sieklss. wasyes6sr.
~ AanaOsa - ~ sxtsot Il kySoe
~ 1sa Hslnadp h Tbeelss Alley,
. nagsow-pavsd la1e, that ooee lbs0-
- ~ eas1ssu bsunAagy eth Hask
1AoaGso-WboDeo - 1ane. ......The
soesoeasy q ~ IJasklia 4 Enposl-
N 1lse Inlosnoee Csopaay, ~
AlsshapDsa y ~ Rsss66sat q ~
WedDes1ay, bst Ss1ased - abdIeats,
- vossseeoe - oeee U -
Tbe0ha II ~ Re)jee Juseies ~
s - ~" ~
~ o1o ss0eD WIN - soesseasy
vessalw1ys plsasaot, yst - thsagAt
u. ocves'e e:e ~
osos1se1eoooeeese q esssslne wese
eeeo0ee' 1ne oeeseey VI" 'ssse
~ eoee % ~ Csvu Ceosut Woso"
w'u f!oeeeey es sss y "eea
cses'o wy e'vll|y noo. 10000
1sese asn a. useq . ~ ~
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SENATE.

SENATE.
WAsHl~0rs,N, July ST. -FerSy's
rsS'luiis,n wxs reGerred direrting tie
eOnsIssiiiee IN PesDsjss0s tO ret0et .
eeIl granting = l,slssiOM ~ tbshe who
.st 'sx Or ~ ann In tie UAteed
StMits service.
The naval sppro. ration Till ~
taken ~.
Buffers amendment wa~ sfsDlh0si
requiring the s<cs~sssy " the nav!
70 r'ls'rt tO I OssxrsS~ which ~ the
Condemned vsx>els are un6t i''r use.
va"s~ ,ail.sl % YET ~ assr .n.issss.sst
a!t'w'mg foreign steel tO lss .-ad 10
!I.r 'r''s-t; ucitsm Ot IWss new rrsiist'ss.
The vOle wxs y tn II, AOsxsn, Chr
ma" and Brown vsAinx No with the
Republicans.
Klce. frDln the lisssssIsjttee ''O Fesg.
cix" affairs. reps rtesl = jssint r..,s'1u.
t'"h for New Mexican aWd vene-
xue'an css,usssissjOn. ReiesTvd - the
Co'antttee Of the Whole. The lnjnOe.
NY will 6le report.
Harris rcln,Fted bsek t)se lo6nt Teco'
tuition imxlr r''cting the secsv6a5y al the
navy b, convene = eSUrt of t1Q0Ssy
~ the l'~s of The Jesoostae. Pineed
on the calendar.
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The Term Commencement.

It b an An,ericanism, or more prop
erly New Englandisni, originating
many years ago among Yankees in
Con ne,:ticut, whose vocation 1t wsss
to direct the education Ofthe young.
With Q shrewd bust ness sense they
determined that the then growing
Practice Of distributing premiums
might with advantage In adopted vt
the beginning instead Of at the close
Of tho terra. All who expected prix-
es Of distiuctitM y ~cre thus tempted
20 continue ut school after the sum-
mer vacation, the prizes being awarsl-
ed and bestowed 1T the cOsmnlence-
,nent Of the term following that In
which they had been meritel, and
only given to those Who had renewed
their scholarship The scheme be-
came generally adopted, but was In
vogue only . few years when the for
n,er custom was renewed, but the ex-
erciscs retained the name, and this
piece Of Yankee ingenuity IL She real
reason for the peculiar term Ii ques-
tiOn.
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New umbrellas for coaching and
for climbing are Of Isdia red, or blue
calico with long spiked alpenstocks,
while ut the hand IL . crutch, q ball,
tambourine Of hattie AZ Of light cOlor-
cred wood.
Pale seo-green silk dresses Of the
most artistic tint, nearly covered
With laee to match, drsped over the
bodice also, are to b very fashiona-
bly, worn at dancing parties this sear
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Very young girls now tie the hair
which they draw away ftSsn their
forehead and temples very high Up
On the crOwn Of their heads, fhsten.
ing It with . bright satin ribou. The
1GWing locks are then LETT to tall with
the heck hair In . wavy shower over
their ahouldeRn.
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TEI.EGRAMS


!" ~ A80A.
ALEXANDRIA. A.gu.e 2-lGasisse
from the L. 'sesesA6, Ds1enes ana
Inyiurible ~ 6ed q 0a)asi. a0d
verr cDuveyed ia . train - Meta
vhich they occupied. 4 seass tesk
Mace last evenl1g. Thege 30 eooWp
e trres 0n the SWeeeWate1 eaool,
shout in the centre q The 0S1t1o6
Inns. The outpoUeo which WeGo
guarded BY . company q olxt3seA
Rifixr were duly Pos6ed thesR lAse
evening. and were e0utioaed ~ MAJ.
fscn. Alison - 70 tho nooo1S1ty 0e
n,.iutaining ahsolute stea6i0eua, and
vere ordered ID the evene ii a -
~ in foree q fall hock ID order -
she harricaded hoose hy tbe eide o(
the canal. These i1sersetieas vess
spparently fully Understood, ard the
3enessl lels satis@ed. AooQt Two
e'ejock In the merning the enemy
saddenly appeosod - tho loGt q 09e
o.tpose viii l0lAntsy aDd cavalry.
They he'd appguasl.o0 wy IAp66(y
a.d uuOboesved, aod bolng0 Eur D0
hod time % cheek thGoR 0oVo0oo tbey
charxed the clamp of ty0eD q . g1e6e
uore. The Rl0ss 1re0 . sln3Do v0l)eg
IA thea broke and M aboog ~
hank o( the canal. TIE ol1e)ook
vooId seeo 20 nevS 80 v0sy -
teesive, soo, w ~ 1879
Ing trO"fs neesecss1 N @ -
crsnin9 saIlyln9 ~ - ~: ~
sna nsr ~. Scssi3s..S S.:., ~ SAs =.
~ .e I'm ~ s,.e,..t . nm Si%sst ~
q them even nm I'LL thay ssoebea
the camp. They speoo0 I'll 500 q
ridiculous rumoss, ssch -: Teev
~ all their co9sadss." !" /" Had ~
seen Major Ward oosSooDood ~ IL
enemy" ~ s.s.ex c =
company 1oseeoSIy u9vS9 susWosO 20
the lAnk u the eosDe! TDe eoo0y
had apparently ~ SossoVeo ~ ~
ritivee ~, eoe ha4 eakoo ~ !!ooo
they hoo Os0Wo oW4y - toesI
nlSht aoe secse0 ss~E sv ="
aMmosStsoe'
PARIS, August &-OeLeoDepO to1o.
egsaphs he ha0 made 10 I Eoeeee
against inffaetl0ns q Tie oompooyyo
rtxulstione con.0jtied ~ Two vessels
80. nmAaea~~ fho nnmn1
".s'
10 Dox, Ae.H.sssTce T..s - -
~, Sne psOPs!eso! 9! t0e Iuooo 0ese
all W. served With . somasoo. un-
6es The ''pgeventioa Oe e1imo" ~
ehafGing him with pob1Ichi1G -
aaicls Written - jaime. Rsdpath,
enc00SaginG the 0ugde9 a hodb0eds.
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