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ORDINANCE No. 665.

An Ordinance to fix the limits OF the
bAnefits and protection afforded by the
contract for the supply of water made
with the Spring Hill Water Company.
The City Of Seattle does ordain az fol-
lows:
SECTION I. That the limits Of the ben-
efits and protection afforded by the plac-
ing Of Dire plugs. and the contract for the
supply OF water from the same for the ex-
anguishment Of 1res heretofore made
win the spring Hall Water Company, be
and the same are hereby fixed as follows |:
Commencing at the intersection Of Sew
enth and Dearborn streets. thence east
along Dearborn street to Tenth street |;
thence along Tenth street, north. 70 Weller
street thence east along Weller street 10
Eleventh street. thence north along Flew
thence north along Broadway street to
tntersect Eleventh street; thence north
along Eleventh street 20 intersect the line
OF University street: thence wesf on the
line OF University street TO the shore OF
Elliott Bay: thence southerly by O line
encircting all the wharvee. millA ware
front between he fsot Of university
street and Dearborn street. TO the place OF
Sc. q That all taxable property within
said above descrihed limits shall be sub
lect 70 the payment OF special taxes snffi-
eient 70 pay OF the water rent 10 said
Spring Hill Water Company provided for
BY raid contract.
effect and he In force from and after the
expiration Of five DAYS after the same
ehAa have been publ he'd
Passed By the Common Council Of the
city OF seattle the I5th day Of June, 1885.
approved By me the nth day Of June.
JOHN LgARy. Mayor.
3. ]. OSBORNE Clerk.
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DAILY osT-IHTELIIeEHcER
Tur RaxrHsEss srArrE.

TEE BkETneket 1AIs.
ina sscsusion of me Frsnsh nan-of-
war Issrs bearing TIN Bartboldi s.st1e
AZ LShersy EnliehtsninR The World
sssms 70 have been . peculiarly sntna'
slaasie one. The pesIpls Of Mes fork
wsrs GOT en- ssass.. and the magnificent
Mn Of the Fressh psopas vss sssspted
With proper spprsoiasso1- nos saa'
fhe eoliscsion Of faad for the sfiea'on
Of The pedestal 10 practically eosDplsssd'
principally throaeh The Efforts OF the
Nsx York World, IL 10 prsbsbis thiii the
Grand ssatae will soas oeenpy ne paaes
an Bsdloe's Island, where al Who en'sF
on dspars from the harber Of ths Amer
loan metropolis npuss sec IT, The pres
sutasion Of this Histue b . most rs'nark'
shls affair throughout. Il 10 due prin-
espsily 70 the snthasisssie aud unfsnii-
tiae lsbor Of RArthoIdi. although other
Prsuohmsn Hrss coneeived tbs idea OF
ursssntine . testimonial to the Amer
can psopie which should stand a. . iass'
ins monument Of thu frisndship sriss-
inc between tie too great rspnbiics OF
he veyid.
These enthusiastic lovers ct hbef's
eorumisssonsd Barthoidi. the sezlpsos'
20 vis;s he United atatss In oFosr 70
dsternins Whist shape the froposed me-
moriai shoaid take. Barsholdi, after
Avs months SCENT In travelling, ds'ided
thai . Gigantic Statue Of Liberty io-
ea,sd on Bedloe's Island, in Mes fork
hsrbor. would bs the most appropriate
eift. He stated bis plan and pressnsel
his designs 10 the original professors Of
shs seheme. His idea wss at ones taken
M with the greatest enthusiasm. and
the aFranoe Ansrioan Union" was I'M
measstely erxanized In Paris for the
uarpose Of taking charge Of tie vork
az raising The necessary funds for ina
uudsrsskine. THIS york vss accom-
psishsd after years Of effort, The mcne,
being raised mostly by popular SUD
soriptson. BariholdE. this enthusiastic
ssnlpsor, Who has been throuRhoslt tn
heart and coal Of the movement, SAM
the ereaser portion Of his private for
tsns in the work, bat he 10 soon 30 hsv'
The satisfastion Of seeing HE idss real
lied, and the graat work Of his seniu'
standing lasting SYMBOL Of The friend
shIp Of France for Ainerioa.
The work Of raising funds for tn
erection Of . pedestal for the statue "a
scarcely loss ditIisalg than taai Of III
sonmissss IN Paris which vas securing
ne funds for shs statue ITSELF. II "a
acknowledged from ths nrss that th
people Of Nsv York should pay fos sh
pedestal, but tho money vas very sios
II forthcoming. Effort after sffoft va
made to arouse popular interest,". bat n
progress wcs made antii the New Yorl
World started o popular Subscription
for the purpose u completing the redes
tai fund. In remarkably short tim
seventy thousand dollars was subscribed
and the French committee was assures
that pedestal would be provided 70
abs Statue. Tha colossal work OF az
vas than placed on b.,ard the Issrs, an
Ne formal reception By the pscrie Q
Neg York flisd thu cup Of scuipto
Basthoidi's happinesll
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. s. Maynard's plat
of Seattle. $4,000. This block
lies two and one.half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Braw-
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9x128 feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
ton, 1925.
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot, or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view Of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north
west quarter of section 8, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for e berry. fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
Ono hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil $4,000.
Win sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
Agreei upon.
An undivided cne-eighth in
tersst in and to the north half,
and the north half of the south
east quarter Of section So, town.
ship "a north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5)O.
Tho above is one Of the most
valuable coal properties in WASH
iagtOr, Territory, and is fully de-
veloptd- The tract contains over
si1 millions Of tons Of good coal
and is well worthy of invest ga
ton BY any one desiring TO in
vest.
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Il Il rather q remarkable coincidence
that the death Of Fisld Marshal Man
sesifsl sheula follow 90 closely after
that Of Prince Frederisk Charles. These
twe men shared HE great honers Of the
Franco. Pruasiar var with Won Molske
and che Grown f'rinc,,. Manssuiiel was
thea called the ecoufee Of tho French,
and bis defeated enemies thought that
his name was marc THAN appropriate
that be was insl0sd combination Of
man and devil. The sturdy veteran
was an old man al the time Of bis
death, for he waa born on February -,
1909 In The city OF Maedeburc. do en-
tered the army when quite ycnne and
rosa through the various ranks until he
became Lieutenant General and shief
Of he Military Cabins. In 1896. when
The sohlsswis- Holstsin var. cloud vas
gathering. be wis appointed 0ovsRnor
Of Schissuia. arid ha commanded the
Prussian army which Invaded Denasark
. few months later. Latsr he conduct
I'd operations neainss Hanover and
against che city Of Frankfort. When
~ France Prussskn war broke cot Bar
% MaEteufgd via IN command Of the
arsl German army watch appeared on
thslkhias.and thipaghout that desperate
strueels be commanded the most I'D.
vaaoed troops Of me magnificent army
which spranR - II By magic ffom the
German hills end valleys. sonas years
aee Be was appointed 0pvsrnos Of Al
sAes and Lssraina. and until she time
q hia death BE- was engaged In q 'tAin
Ebert 10 stAng s'ai tha intense French
fssline anond thu people Of shsss IN
forsunate pfsvinees. He Vas q sssru.
ssasl imam. unhendlnx and shorousshly
dstsrminsd 10 soeosariish his parpssss
n any event Llks i,finss frsdsrick
Chsziss. hs RS . man Of unlaulhle
shArneass. hui be was ene o. those insn
u iron 70 whsnl GeimAny owes her
unity snd her sszsngsh.
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NOTCH.

MKssRs. JENNINGS AND YOUNG.
III 81 the COMMITTEES On Music for the
Al male slngers In the city co-opernte IN
TIE musical exerctses upon that dky. and
thai they meet 81 the rooms q the Ora
tor.o society. On Tuesday evening next
81 o'claek. % rehearsa the two pleoes
teleoted tor the program On that occa.
SION. lQa
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fHg eAsIsEr cRIsIs.
AnorHEa CONSERVATIVE oosrKRKxcr

AMorHEs CONSERVATIVE o0NFKRKNcK-
LONDos, June l9.--There was another
conference of Conservatives this morn
ing. Az heretofore all present we're
pledged to secrecy. The Marquis Of
Salisbury in an open letter writes that
the impsiiation that the Conservatives
desire war with Russia IL ridiculous.
The necessity for sueh Q letter, some
Conservatives say, is due entirely TO the
recent secret conference Of the leaders
OF the party.
NO PLEDGE aivEx.
L0NDos, June 1s.-The Liberal lead
efs have NOT yet given 10 the Conserva-
tiveH any pledge Of assistance In the
conduct Of the Government
A privy council vas not held today at
Windsor Castle for the formal trans
for of the Ministry since the Liberals
will retain their old bench when Psrlia-
ment meets this afternoon.
CROWDS IN THE STREET.
LyxDos, June l9.-Great crowds Of
people throng all the streets in the neigh
boEflood of the Parliament House. The
oatpouring Of people today 10 greater
By far than at any time since the begin-
ming Of the present crisis In public af-
fairs The police have great difficulty
IN keeping the entrances 20 the House
Of Parliament clear.
rHI NEGOTIATIONS PRecKEDrsa.
Lesbos. June l9.-The negotiations
between the Liberals and Conservatives
are I,FscsediRg through the medium of
she Queen. Salisbury urges thai II the
fediatribution Of seats bill IL finally
passed, the Conservatives will be de-
pRived OF the constitutional alternative
OF appealing 20 the country should the
Liberals unfairly hamper the oonducs
OF public business. Therefore Salisbury
unexpectediy, altar taking the best legal
advice on the subiect, decided not 10
allow the seats bill 10 pass into q Law
until further consideration has been
had. 10 10 impossible for the new bill
10 come into consideration before No
vember, hence Lord Salisbury insists
apon having Liberal pledges rot 20 OBJ.
stfuct the Conservative leaders Tbs
Conservatives ara alarmed 90 the tone
at Gliamoeflain's recent speeches, which
denots an intention on bis part 10 har-
rass the CONSERVATIVES % bis utmost.
The Conservatives insist that the LIB
erals will yes BE- oompelled 10 accept
Lord salisbury's terms.
rHx LrHERAL rLkpax.
LosposI, June Is.-Uunder the threat
OF the Conservatives that they viii APP
peal TO the present constituencies. 10 10
expected thss Mr.. Gladstone will suc-
ceed In psrsnading the Radical section
10 agree 10 allow the budget defcit 10
be carried over 20 maxi year thoaRh the
Iabesnls 'soald gladly avoid giving such
. pleslRe. In order 10 induce the Con-
sefvatvet 70 propose UNPLEASANT taxa
ton thas would prove disadvansageous
10 tkistn 10 the generAi election.
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Thar Han Bcr-The fun obtained
from the perfosnAnse. a. the Opera
Houssl lAst EVENING. vas suihsisat 10
Keep ihe audience IN : Slate u god In
NOR al The evenin1. The stories about
"hsck's hld Boy" have been thoroagiy
ciFsnilsed and PLAY b. that n&ms 3
sure - efsrsez crowd of persons Who
deiiRAa IN Tie ahsarfikzssof bad bows
FrAnkh In H. krceefy seofe soene, the
way Tho bad bog handed The
elEA intksu& and aoar, waa enough 70
e2nn The aaaienea 10 break aas IL
laazhiee. Ias muzis snd dznzss we're
Aisa ysry enjoyable.
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DIX. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
WI, frora date, carry the United States
mail On Hoods Canal, making weekly
trip to Seattle. Leaving Seabeck every
Friday morning. vill touch AZ Port Jam
b. for passengers or freight arriving e
SEATTLE In the afternoon returning VIII
leave Yesleris whsTf 81 "a O'Clock every
Saturday morning. taking the mail Al
Porf Gamble for s abeck snd Union City.
The Josephine will stop At Lnlswaup Falls
or any other place Of pleasure or business.
a. the demand Of snV passenger.
Persons Visiting Hoods Canal VIII nnd
the best of attention. with good table and
Fooms, Of d. X. howards hotel. in Sea-
beck.
The steamer Josephine VIII leave Sea-
beck for Port Gamble every day except
saturday, to ke passengers and freight
and receive orders for ally point on Hoods
G nal. je4
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GzkiaxxuR --At . me<ting e oom.
par ~ y, Q. ~. ~ svsnins. ID vss
dseidNi - 'sh2llsaee ~ Seai<ls Rifse
% ei1p<A . ssiAtsh. oes1 tHe in Ikgss. fer
he Il. Y. Suslth 4 HussS medal. sAs hrxf
match b tkke pkncs hsfczs ths Rsaxth
* l1iye >er men fsoE elseh conpenr .
esusk15ule 4 tean1.
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Boat Lost or Stolen.

A WHITEHALL BOAT, 10 + e Il 7
"A long. feet beam: painted white out
side. with green water line. yellow in
side and green floor; marked No. on
each side Of bow and stern two pairs Of
oars and sail.
A reward Of SO for the safe return Of
boat, oars and sail to Seattle Boat House.
my23 BUDLON9 BROS.
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LOST.

THREE SAW HAMMERS WRAP
~ ped In an apron. On Ocean Deck, Al
sastanls - sard viii Be paid for their 70
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fAK LINKRAL rLkpoR.


Thb fclIovina q he call for ths Arst
n,sstinR 81 the PROPOSED Press Assooia-
don IL Western wAshinaion;
Esi.rTfa. W. r., Jans ia, 1855.
In l'cspmss 70 an slnsost unAnimousy
expressed wish thfeagh the columns of
pagers II this region for the formation
81 frsas Association for Western
Washingsen. tke seattle Association y.
snss this aAll. For ths purpose q e..
feesinn such an osgAniRation. yon are
EARNESTLY inyited 10 have representa-
tive present 20 . meetzng 30 BE- bald in
this city Ia NE Chamber Of Commeros
rooaik a. 4 o'ciock % Saturday afier-
moan. jury II. 1855.
lsHosL W. pHosca. President
FaASx BAuEUxzx. SsoFstasy.
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ArrnzrI Az RuRaLARx.--I.ast night
about u enieek . load erash al RlAss
was hsard b she allss bach % tie posi
ofzisn. and persons kalna 70 the acone
anw q ilaan escape In The darkness An
czisef was nosinea sad R2liceman Mar
pay heean seNzcA which rsssels1 TIE
fAet taaf Al attempt bad hesa made 10
entt,F Ahe rar ef N. Ckilhssn's RFoessy
stofA TIN hnrxiAr trisd 10 pyy % Cd
the uiitdrsf whoa the rusiea xzsA gave
wss ard lie vindoa uAs shrsun - lie
eronn<l besss With . lcaa eRasA.
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Girl Wanted,

TU ASSIST IN H0UsEwoRR. AP-
ply 70 I hQRNSTkIN. Union street.
netWeen foer.h and fifth. 70
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Nav BxouzA Nxw EAaK This = 10
lainsd ~ aslize ffueesFs blood Rari
Dir. For aale e<eryuhere. u pr ~
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I,RoM ONE TO TWELVE INCHES !.
IL price from s. to 81 for rough Also.
seasoned tongued and grpnve0 and dress
cd lumber price Gil 20 SIS per M feet
VIII deliver lighter load 10 any part OF
the Sound 1T . reasonable price. Inquire
st Milton or af HARRINGTON &
SMITHS myDln
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TO Let
300, 1000 fl Lumber for Sale

A LARGE OFFICE IN suLLIvAN's
"A block Rent low. ieS
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DR. I. I. MINOR HAS REMOVED
y his Office to Frye's new Opera House
Building. rooms Nos. and 2.
Telephone No. 81 eus0
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WHirE RIVER CHEESE

THE FIRST LOT or THE SEASON
iust received direct from the factory.
70 state that this 70 the flrsf ana only lof
dchvered % eeattl1 parties since that SOLD
~ - last TALL and that those who have
lately been seliing Cheeee under this
name are guilty Of frauss ulenf repsesen~
f1fien. ALFRED <NYbER & Co.
3el1 Cherry street near second.
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pxzn.--ya1son b. Drinkvaser q
yoone man formerly 10 The smploy Of
Q. r. Stone. bah vho on account Of 10.
keaish. ssuzhs employnsens in tie eean,
try, and worked f,lw 4. p. 0milh a Hon,
% their Mercer Inland farm. died a.
Ne rssidsnee of J. O. lApeky, On Third
street. yesterday nisrniuk, after al.ors
iilnesA Diseased waa basn a ksns-
land. Maine. Sepsanhsr isih, tHil. He
sas nsphew % hffA :. y. coeaias.
and eoasin - Mn. J. @. Lipsky, Hiss
Nstsze Hall and 0ea s. Hall Of iIhis
sssy. TIE body uns emhaseea ysstsr-
day aftefDoqn ~ De- Smith. and win
b sent 10 kackiAnd. lxAine. where de-
eeased's pArenss resits foe intaFm,lns.
HAxxxa cF xRn WuMExeEoxk--sfhe
sfsanex wilmineaon sAiAsd Cor lsan
Fransisco yesterday morninx a 10
osefsok. So ieek 90 lons q Eanslmo
cod. s. tons u uiiscellAnscus freight,
cad shs foiiouina iiss ~ pAzsenzerss--
Mrs @. VI. Ckflau. Mrs. Fioo<l Mrs.
ye<&3 and go, n. g. HlsnscoEa. uife ilnd
s'htiA y. J. Mclean. Mibs y. Bnreoueh,
Miss Alice o'f'n1itcr, q. Dearduix. wife
and child. l. faiinn. y. A. scam4issr,
WA. kanmieE and site. n. whilss J.
Cunningham. B. Rasseif. and Is n he
EAunsa o. fmn Enpsa. ---Ai eaeh,ck
yssAeraas sssersso,a Ne Steamship 0so.
". k1dsr lsft Ssaisis Ter San Faln-
elise. takins 60 ialas Il se1asle eoel. II
anns % naisaailnnsrns lresxht. and hha
toliowiaz f.st e pesssnRs!s y III
Mlsrran, vie anll shlid Mrs Cilin
C1fne Hock and rhii4 Mr. Cein CAing
H1Qk and childs , N Atlzason. q d Res
neii. Chas NehA. RehaNt Smith, G Il
Dlnxley. Mis- MaFien Hail, Mary J
BiHxz. Elbel lsrAilR. q 3 Hsuiey. II
1anknsan. W G Asnilk. p @ Rz1i1ssli
W AdanN AHa ~ IN die ssessASe(
@~--nee~-@.->-a@>-<-@-
Nav BxoozA Nxw EAlx This i 10
lainsd ~ asllze ffueeafs blood Rari
Dir. for ~ es<ryuhere. u pr ~
Us - en- 81 nAif-szl
49, ---s-s---r's-.~-ss-~z~s
sn.s.>a s<s<h Isxsaa A ffazn4 4 a.
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House to Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE, CENTRALLY
mi Ma sooA'ed. dap a. b Pa9arNSEy a ca.
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Situation Wanted,

RY A GIRL. TO ASSIST IN LIGHT
- hous0work. Apply ct the Ninth
street 0focery. 1el9
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR. H. NJ. HALL HAS REMOVED
u his office to the second fioer of Safe
Deposit Building. apI7 I'm
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WM. D. WOOD,

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
N tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Once, at rooms OF the Probate
Court. Yesler-Leary Building.
W. ID. WHITE. cHAs. y. MuNDAY
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ron SALE VERY CHEAP.

nowN TOWN BUSINESS PROPER
- ty. Two buildings paying good rent.
Apply 70 DOC. MITCHELL, Aucti0neer.
Front street Seattle. jesiwlm
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SALESMAN

CAN ADD Al LINE. AMPLE
" small; commissions cash. Denver
agent on one journey N. w. earned $3.50
p. o. box 1871. New York. 126
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
RE MovAL.

n A. CHURCHILL NJ. D., HOMEO-
pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his office to his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia sta. dStf
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4sHseSt AA& % eftHteA4enf.
oaee rsm :. Renu:a Bunaizs Fssas
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HAI.F INTEREST IN A coon fkx.
ii ing zpannfnefuFinx Darkness -
opporiNnity for the right ma. 49,
zafy capt IL fl(00. Address A4
furlsr+ Box fsd. {<zz -
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tGradmkfe u the -. Y. Dentai ColIexs,
~ NITROUS OXIDE cas- GTvFN.
1t9ifff desired Once IN Kenny bald
Ing. c0rnef Front and Columbia slA Isdw
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Sick headache, hahisuAl cus<1venesz'
pains In back and iimhs. loss Of appeufe,
Dad breath and TASTE In the mouth. etc,
enfircly cured ~ the use Of
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