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Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Notice is hereby given, sbat n pursuance of Rn order af the Probate Court, iA and fos the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, made tn s0th day of September 1886, in the matter of tie estate of Felix B. Knox, deceased, the undersigned, the Public Administrator aud Administgatur of said cstase will sell at pub Tic auction 70 the highest bidder for cash, ard subject to continuation by said Probate Court, on MONDAY, the Duh day Of Octo- Der 1886. at 10 ocldck s. h., in front Of the sheriff's otiice ili the said County of Gila all the ris.ht, title interest and estate of the said Felix B kntlS, at tie time uf his death, and all the right, title and interest that tho said estate has, by operation of law of otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that af | the said Felix B Knox, at the time nf his death in and to sll the following described { property, to-syit. Lot No. 25, in Block No. i s2, On west side of Willow Street and east part tabout sl of Lot N. 4 in Block No. 74, ftonting on Mesquite Street, in the town oi Globe, County uf Gila and Territory cf Arizona, and 50 described on the Official Map of said town.
 Also an undivided one.sixth interest in the \ Gladiator Mine, being in Globe Mining Dis 1 trict in said Gila County.
 Also an undivided one-fourth interest 10 the { Mamie Griffith Mine in Silver Hill District, l Pima County, in said Territory, the location notice o' the said last mentioned mine being 1 recorded ia the Mining Records ot said Pima 7 County on pages ti49 and 650.
 Termss-Ten per cent paid to anctioneer oH i day Df safe, balance on confirmation of sale hy said Probate Court. Deed at expense os par. 1 chaser
 T. c. sTALL0, Public Administrator and Administrator oi
 the estate of Felix B. Knox, dcceased Dated, October ?, lSS6 oct2td
 DISAPPOINTMENT
 The above sale is hereby postponed until TIl lESDAY, November 70, 1888.
 T. 0. STALI,o, Public Administrator aud Administrator of
 ths estate of Felix 5. Knox, deceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The eoon' soldiers had a great dance on Thursday night and attract. d quite m audience, to laany oi whom the sight was a novel one. II we had 10 endure their presence for any length ol time, however, we would grow very tired of the "cul'd ge'men. They are better 6tted fer hoeing corn and toting freight on q Afississippi steamboat, than 10 act IS defenders on the frontier.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
< rnemasIse eaolr or n.Nrs.

4 The very encouraging results re-
 gently obtained in prospecting the
 stonewal mine, and other adjacent
 mining claims, all of which are located
 within two mIles southeast of thetow
 of Globe, (not to be eonfounded with i the Stouewall Jackson, at MeMillen1 give sufficient reason to predict . ! splendid future for that particular To- cality, as an important mining camp, The hills, on which these different claims are located, are easy of access and the geological Formation Is very
 favorable for rich and permanent ore deposits.
 i There seem to be qnite a number of veins, most of which arc found at the contact between igneous rocks and quartzite while smaller striugers are rpnning through these rocks. Gram lte, porpbyry, quartzite and diorite, in regular belts, are the prevailing for nations, with but small body of dolomitic limestone, in one place, and ohloritio slate in another. The veins themselves vary much in their charac. ter; some contain the secondary pros ducts of decomposed silver copper glance, and other combinations of sil- yer ores, which have percolated through the Assures of quaftaose gaugue as ledge matter, and the sil- Yer now appears in the shape of a greenish chloride; these ores arc strict ly free milling ores. Other veins con tam argentiterous lead ore, partly az carbonate, partly as galena, and some of these are very rich.
 Of the mines mere or less extensive lY worked, the Stonewall is the most important Quite | large quantity of low grade, free milling ore has been extracted, several years since but it is seen now, that the former work hard ly touched tue real ere deposit on the vein, and that which had been mined was merely an impreguated mass Of taltose matter, the production of de- composed taleose dierite,
 The workings ln lhe s;ouewall iu. clude enc shaft 250 feet deep and sey. eral smaller ones, together with many drifts and aross,cpts, but none of sui iieient el,teut Another mine qaita extensively prospecttd is the IcCor mick, said to bo the oldest claim in Globe District, and where most excel. lent ore has been found. lis claimed that in that mine, too, the work was enormously done, and that the ve,n had been lost.
 These, witt many other claims on that hill, which we will call tue Stone wall hill are undoubtedly destined to prod,Ge a large quantity of good ore
 at least, ore which can to worked proftably and with the advent of railroad and the proSimity of the mines to town, t is at any rate proba blo that the camp will become oae oi. tho most important in the list1ct for silver ores.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

4 special train bound east passed through here Thursday night, con. sisting of eleven cars of mules and eight of wagons, the property of James Carr, the boss freighter Of Ari- zona. They were destined for the State of chihuahua, Mexico, where they will be used in freighting. It would seem that the day of extensive freighting by tenn in Arizona has passed Southwestern { Wilcox Stock man.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
PtgsTPoNEMENT
lNvlTATIoM FOR alps.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Cler4 of the Board of Supervisors until Mon day the 22nl day 0f November ISS6 for she survey Of the line between the counties of Pinal apd Gila, the contract to baawsrdpd Co the lowest responsible bidder; the line must be plainly marked by q post four feet high 6Sd inches sanare set ina monument W stone orearth three fett high and four fact in dia- meter at the base, The post 0 Dc piafnly marked C Co on tho side next tg Ha Gppn- tY and P Cu on tho side next to Final Coun. ty and set not more than one mile apart and at the intersection ot said county line with publie roads er trails, the crossing nf each road or ttsiil must De marked by the rsgUls- ten ulnnG}fteit aud post The party Co wlrom the contract is awarded will De required e Nls hund ill double the amount Ni the liid conditioned ior the iaIthml performance fl tllc same Bids and ljoRds sab5eet @ aecepo- aisre by tia two counties jointly, each toaasy payine its proportion of the expense pt sach s3rYeY and ,8 this Advertisement tfNl inflieA, VI expenses by warrants eiraWl an the tssa ufefs ~ the aespeetirs aisaiess tAa gislst X fesefget c geiuct ei,y ess ~ htls
 6airAF4 HUta salefsip9ls i.a C,aasg, YF7Q itEN mni0raiG dweine f3 gt4 h M A x ffNElt tEA.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The cattle inspector in Southern Arizona has informed Gov. Zulick oi the fact that Texas fever is spreading among cattle around Wileo !, Cochise county, and that a Yeterinai y surgeon was much needed. The Governor telegrapbed to Washington and was informed that owlns to the prevalence of disease among iho Eastp n cattle, all government veterinary surgeons were engaged and none could De spared, just then, for the Southwest,
 Cour3er.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
E \ KELLEER < 60

c A. SWASEY has for sale a lot of Cedar posts yigas, and jcists, also sewing machine, letter press, pump, clock blacksmiths bellows, windlass rope, 2 lot of glassware assorted, safe. some chairs. tables, camp stools, blan- kets, lnattfasses, large bar mirrors, lamps and a variety of useful articles cheap for cash. 2nl
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
MeMts.trNNarra

<
 Andy 3arthlesh, Who was here ou Thursday last gives very gratifying report of mtnlng operations tt Me- Millen The Stonewall Jackson has never produced richer orc than has been taken out by the several lessees, from that noted mine the present sea son,
 The mill in charge of Joe Millner and Fred Wlmans has been running for some time on tallmgs from the Stonewall dump and on custom ore. About sixty tons of taiiuags was worked Unsatisfactory results. They have just finished a ten day's run on ore belonging to the Meyers brothers, from the stonewall, and the product surpassed the expectations of all pal ties It was egeeediugly rich. six hundled pounds of amalgam two pans) carrying one hundred pounds of silver There were eight tons of the ore worked. bir Milner, who has had sixteen years experience as an amalgamator, says Fe has never seen ore tbat e4palled 1t They are nov reducing four and q half tens of ore from tbe stonewall for Soils X Co. C'has Newton and Jake Smth, Mike Eietti, and Wul. Lotspeich and Fred. Henry have also considerable orc from the same claim ready for reduction, When the custom ore has all been worked, the run on taiiing will be re. sumad
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Thsre are considerable quantities of ore, from various claims in this dis- trict, to be milled as soon as quieksil. yer is received Frank Burke has 9 to 90 tons from the old Silver Era. Henry Dorhmann and Belt Cook also have very good ore, awaiting reduc. ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

George Wolf, a brother of Mrs, Julius Krsutz, has arrived from St. Lonis, He intends to make Globe his home in future, hoping that our sslu- brious climate will benefit his health, which is delicate.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
ralpltntIsn pr she neart.

Persons who suiies from occasional pal. pitaEion of the heart are often unaware that they arc the victims Of heart disease aud arc liable to die without warning. They should bauish this alarming symp- tom and cure the disease by using Dr FlInts Heart Remedy, At all druggists, or J, J Mack < Co., 9 end II Front, St. $. K.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

SIX POUNDS COFFEE FOR ONE DOLLAR We do uot Aile behlnd pethcoais or got our motherin-law to do our ditty work bnt give SIX rounds coffee for One Dollar ca We are not aftaia todo business in oug own name, but give siS poprds coffee tor ] farmers One Dollar easil don't over mark barley ten pounds ' slek, but give six pounds coffee icc teafn- sters One Doltaf Cash Ne don at- tempt to ever insure otir stock iof a good chance 10 bufn otst, Qr keep ex tra light weighta under the counter, neither are We Diiilt like z lane asBak or moagral Dasch ana Cornish Je'F, but we glye Six honcsT pounds coffee for Me1icans 0aa Dollar cash. Plaia Aaerlcaa
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
REASONABLE Charges
-aousn on Rats.

-Roueh on Rats Clears out rats, mice, roaoAss, fios, satsl bedbugs.
 palpitation. DYopsic.l SWeIlihcs. Dizziness, Indigestion Hssdache. SleepIessnsSs cured hs "Welis Health Renewer."
 Rough on Cornz.s Ask for Wells ''Rongh on Corns, IBo, Quick complete cure. Hard or soft sosns warts, bunions.
 'RucRa.PaiBas Quick. complete cure, all Kidney. Rladdsg and Urinary Disease, Sealding Ir1ihtiea Stone, Gravel CataIrh of the Bladder. CSs
 Bod-nutu. yiies. Flies, roaehes auts, bed.tags, rsts, mines gophers, clipinunks, cleared out by "Rsugh 1n Rats I5c,
 9hia People "Weils Health Rehewsr" restores health and gigsr. cures Dgspepsia, Impetshsa, Se&sl al Debility. $1.
 "Roush on Pain.s Cures cholera, eolic cramps, disrrhoa. aehesy pains, sprains, hsadache, neuralgia, rhavnsr sism. 2oc Rough on Pain Pias:srs, IS.
 A4oNlNEHs If you are failine, hrs,kaa. woFh out and nsfyors use "Wells' Health Remover" Et,
 Life Prcserver. If you are losing your grip on life, tKy "Wells' Health Renewef" Gess direct ts weak spots
 'RouGh on Pilss.' Cures Piles or Hsmorrhoids, Itcbing, Pro truding, Bleeding, Internal or other lutens nal and External Remedy in each paclags Sure cure, 5oe. Draggistss
 Pretty Women, Ladies who would retain freshness aud rira. city don't fail to try Wells Heslth He.
 "Roueh on Ttch' "Rough on Itch cures huniors, eruptisuss ringwgm, letter, salt theum, ftusted feet,
 rRoush on Catarrh3 Corrects offensive ndofs At once CompletS ceTe og worst chrunic cases, also uuequalsd e eargle for Dtrl,theria, Sore Threat, Fsul { Breath 50c rho Kopc of the Nation. Children, slow ia development. puay sctawny and delfcAte, use eNeIa Hsalsh ks newer
 catarrh Of The Bladder. ' Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kids ney and rinafy complaints, cared hy "kas ehu-Paiba,n ST,
 Water RuEs, RoaekssF Rough on Rats clears them out, slas Bss ties, Ants
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

In regard to the Chinaman who was recently injured at the Wheatfelds by the fall of tree. we are informed by Dr. Cook, that while the probabilities are against his ultimate recovery, he may helplsssly finger for some time, burden to himself and frIends.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The Star, of the 9th, states that the Arlzona Marrow Gauge railroad win resume work n about fifteen days, Plenty of material will be at hand and the construction of the road will be pushed vigorously.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The road between the summit of Pinal mountain and Riverside is said to be almost impossible in places. The county authorities should see to having it repaired.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

J. | Rellner having just returned rom market and bought a complete stock of goods containing many spe- clal bargains, we arc prepared to give our customers inducements which cannot be equalled elsewhere. Re, member we will not be undersold by anybody or in any one article.
 E, '. KrLLsER < Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
E ARIZONA SILVER BELT.
Saturday, November 1s, iase.

This paper is kept on 6le as E, c. pakcs AdvOttiSiug Agency, o4 and @ Aierthants' RxehAngs, San FrAnei5co Cal, where con, ts=ets for advertising can be made for 1t,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

AucTtoS sALG during court week, commencing Nov 22d, 1886, of copy. ing press, chaigs, desks, fables, camp stools, law and other looks, legal blanks, l top dog cart, l single har- ness carpets mattrasses, I slows, canl- forters, blankets, cots beds teads, Dutch ovens, ? office safes, 5 large saloon or parlor mirrors maps of Gl, be and Ari- zona, orc specimens anel cabinets large lot of glassware for family and saloon use, blacksmith's De Jews, min ing tools, wood, cedar ieaee posts, reias, lumber, iron parap, fith piping, wiadlass rope, stoves and pipe, and a variety of useful household articles.
 c. A. s MASSEY,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Lieut. Ayers, in command of com pany NJ. l0th cavalry, and Lieut. El- liott of the 9th infantry, stopped jn Globe, on Thursday, en route to Fort Mcdowell
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

At meeting of the Globe Athletic Club last evening, 1t was decided that they would giye a grand ball Thanks. giving night, and their second athletic exhibition Wednesday, December 22d.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Mir. Joseph Thompson and family returned last night Mrs. Thompson and children have been absent for two months on a visit to relatives at No rale
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

James WilIetts and Wm. Mallory have been running the Isabella miii on tailings, during the past two weeks, and doing very well.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

A. H Morehead was elected Recor- der ot deeds and Clerk of Court, in Grant county, New Mexico, by a handsome majority.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Ghas, Martin elerk s51 s9 claitn of Job Atkins, Oot0ner SIS 45 etaim of M, w Bremen, lumber Sl 50
 Communication from PinaB County roadand ordered placed on file.
 On motion tho Board adjourned ta Nov. 24, 1SSG, at f0ocloCk d. rn
 c. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The posofice at Camp Thomas was robbed on Sunday night last and 8 lot of registered mail and $l00 in money taken,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Andres Sanches was found dead in bed in a cabin on Webster's hill, north west of town, on Wednesday last It was evident from the decomposed con dition of the body that the deceased had been dead several days. The ver- dict of Che coroner's jury was that he died from natural causes Only a short time ago the deceased had been in the hospital for treatment.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

We are informed that ehloriders on the Stonewall Jackson clam, at Me Millen, have all renewed their leases,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
1Iasonie!

Regular communication of White Meuns tain Lodge, No SA F. s A. NJ, meets TbuySday's on or succeeding each nns Moon. SoiourrlHg Brethren in good stABdl } ing cordially invited
 By order Of the W.M
 (. 1. FISK, aug 7til seepeseFy
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The Meyers brothers, we are told, will clear about SlO,0O0 from the last lot of ore from the Stonewall Jackson,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

John Duruing returned from Will cox, on Thursday, with large con signment of merchandise for Globe merchants.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Ben Paseoe's five year old son is a vaquero Of no mean pretensions Through the generosity of bis father he became possessed of a sufficient sum of money to buy a rope which he utilized as a lal,iat, and one morning last week, succeeded in lassoing q calf, The young bouWne, not liking the situation, started for the hills, with the rope still attached 10 its leg and the boy maintaining his grip until he finally arrested the procession by ef- feeting a turn and a tie to push, Returning home he invoked maternal assistance to recover the rope.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The now grist mll at San Carlos was started up, for thS first time, on Wednesday and 2,O0O pounds of flour run out,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Wells, Fargo ( Co. shipped, the present week, three bars, 230 pounds, of silver for the Meyers brothers of McNiillsn.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

A meeting of the directors of the rink will be held at the BELT office, on Tuesday evening next, at z o'clock n. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

. We understand that ]. c, Coplin k making run with the Miami mil.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

J. B. Watkins, superintendent of the Indian school, with his wife and daughter will arrlve at San Carlos to-day.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
Indlao.llon or Copstipaiion.

4 few Hamburg Figs are all that Is necessary for the cure of the ssverest cases of indigestion or constipation, and one taken occasionally will prevent the development of these affections a5 cts. At all druggists J. J. Mack < Co.,, pro- prietors, $. '.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Wheat, corn, ranch butter, eggs, onions, garlic, chilli potatoes, cheese and new dried fruits just received at E. F Kellner < Co.'s.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Our lumber yard now contains a complete assortment of lumber of the best quality ever produced on Pinal mountain, which we will sell al bot tom prices for Cash.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

The, Fame company started the Nugget mill thls week,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

E. < Kclmcr G Go. have gust opened . large lot of dry goods direct from New York, which they win sgl at prices to defy all competition.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Large line of jerseys and other nov d cities at F., F. Kellner & Co.'S,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
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Roasted Eofse

Roasted Coffee. 6 lbs. S1
 toFarmers, ; IDS $1
 to Teaasters, 1 lba sl fo MeSicans, } IDS $1 llpt not at Mrs k tiills @becaase she ain't btpils tiiat way
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

! meeting of tlls Narrow aauoe Raiiroaa Company E to be held in fnesolE File star ann0auces fbe ar- tiya hereof , II WagstaH, a Aew
 aEk and says qthers fron tha East, Inter seil if tlge read ara eglseetsd
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
POST OFFICE HOURS,

oPsn from A. M. to z F N., daily. Sunday from Go 9 A. NJ.
 sALONZO BAILEN, T. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

New stock fresh candy and nuts, at c. S. Van Wagenens
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
M or1aY M Ylg T,n

ltE co stry one 1ffd9ipg ls fetter atatnE Hyu4Y. t9pl ses Ea ss6 atiitt seolec5 M gssard ea eh bNsi lsags sf&hesc tieAs
 he 4aaea Es1SncE 2 eslaIsy, NEpHA AE- niafn1s 80BaitsAa tiQatI lsfedffAsr& tsS F0s sale iig iti dfasstfa sf Aetste " snitleafeY s I'M Es 8EA M G51 $ fi hssl is M masiist. Eaf ses V sai 1isUea ieis a esitS ] sa3ttie
 s15s Engash a5cGicas piapensaxy.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Kansas City hams and bacon at q. $. Van Wagenens.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Childrens, boys and youths clothing at E. F hellner < Co.'S
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

No confidential lettersl No conf. dentlal pricesl Ono price to all This is the motto of Airs. R. Gill.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Eastern green apples, mince meat and other dellcaeiss, and fruits, to ar. rive this week at E. F. Kslluer & Co. s.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

We regret to learn that George l. Turner is gradually sinking, and no hope is expressed of his recovery.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
EAsTEnA srAn.

There will he an important meeting of the O E s, on "Wednesday evening, November IF AIl member arc earn estly requested to attend
 Mns " H CooK, " A ~ " M r.eY4g geoiv
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Although only a little over two years n buslness, l have NOT found # necessary yet 10 issue Confidential Price List" in order to keep going. Strict integrity and fair dealing have insured ny success.
 Mns. R. Gnu.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Look out for sweeping cut n prices at E. r. Kellner < Cos.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
Rirk'S German Pile li5imeEs
I.aaaA lor sale

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Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

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 The tie tn tte vote Of Dureea and Peter, for supervisor, rende8 It plain that but one subcrgisor yas elected. Consequently onE of Gle std members by law holds uhhl bg successor is elected and quAlifea The law, it seems, does not oplemplate an ap- pointment by thsf Probate Judge, Treasurer and ChgIrman oi the Board of Supervisors b ease of a tio. IL might, howeyelBtbe thata eourt would decide tbat in asc of a failure to elect vacancy occqrs, but that would con. traveue tie lgv which declares that a member shaIRhold until lis successor is elected anA qualified. There is no law authorizing . special election for members oathe Board of Supervisors. The Governor, however, is authorized to require, " proclamation, the hold ing of an especial election to i'll va cancies in the office of members of the legislature or delegate to congress only.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
II Kearny esrcei.

Ner9ous Debility seminal Weakness Exhausted Nstaity, Hpsrmat grhgaA aGst Masell0sd, fnpoteib cy tssa]Bis l'ynatae0fhoa and all fbe terrible ef- ees o Seif sblc aiid gxeFss ip mstareg years saca ag Loss oF Memory lassltade Naetstp3 fleiss0ns
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
!. Q. .. N.

Regular meeting of Globe Lodge No. 6, I : 70, Q. F., on Monday night ef sach week. at Masonic Hall. All hrothersin good standing are cordially inyited
 Joe ATKINS, \, C. CHAs, BASKgR. Seey
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13
To the Tax Payers of Gila County

The tsxes of tsila County, for the current year, are now due aud payable at my office, and must be paid on og before inc 2rth day of Derembct tESB, under penalty of five per cent added thercta.
 ALQNZ0 BAILEY, Noy,IS td Tax Collector.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

Ten psg ceiiE di5cQun t0f cash on going prices ll fsG9ge, ~ E
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-13

sbo aFe tfeAiltd Nth toG fagAst evacuation os ths hiaadef p3ien adt0ataaiaJ hy sllght saIArting pi h0Iuiag spsstts8 al9 wss}0niHg 0fpse agRtela sn InaaEF thCy ac0pnt tur EaaS Sedpnnt fn ehg nIiie gt1 Mslg dis of Hula dsaeafS sgF4snt of ihs ensa @teh s the seoNud stage of seminal weakness
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