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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23
uEGAL.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssuED
In and for the County Of Lincoln. Stats Of Ne
vada, and 10 me directed and delivered for
Judgment rendered In said Court CA Ne Twen.
tieth day Of January, A. d. 1859. In fsves Of A.
conpsay NJ for IN sun o. Ss Hn..ssS a.sdS
thirteen and tS-lo0 t11 sl3 ~ dollars, debt, to-
esther With s6e.75 dolers, tsx COSTS. and all -.
cruing costs and intsrssf, 4 have isvisd on the
f0lio.ins RrSIs.ty y.S ,sc-vts :. h.,,,,
Portland cement, psif Bsl1ien scales. roll Of
battery screen, 8 cans Of sodium, ~ small black
lsad cYucibles, pair erucibls topgss bull
lion molds, . assay mufnss, button molds. >
cnpei molds rs ssssy Pssse; tsnas Soss
shoes. l wood vheelbssrow, 2retorts, II isnoth
gass-pipe, smokestack about 30 feet kno,
cast-iron retort front, monkey wrsnchsss VI
smsll sledges. hand-ax q v pipe wrenches,
pounds Iron washers, augers, ~ planhs lx1c
Inches, 10 feet long, 2 squares, iron wheelbar-
row, / anvil. 81 blacksmith tools with handles
patent screw plates. II paira blacksMith
a1s inches, o pieces 6xs inches. II pisces AS
II pieces 2x6, Is pieces 2x10. 70 plecea 2xl0, u
pieces AKA, 36 pieces 2x6. "a pieces 2.inch plank
70 pieces 4xts II Pieces tzs, pieces oxe: u
pieces ~, y pieces tinch plans. IS piece. ex,
and lozl0 hswn. 2a pisoss 2xa. - pieces ~, lbi
fest, more or less. pine poles; 8 pieces Of tim
ber lOx12 inches, 10 feet long, Is pieces plsul
Notice IL hereby given that on
Friday. the second day Of February
A. D. ises, at 10 O'Clock N. Of that dsy, vii
sell all the right, title and interest Of aaid BFts
tol Silver Mining Company IN and 70 the abov
described prepsrty, q the Bristol Silver MIN
ing Compsny's mfll. in Lincoln county, Nevada
at public auction. for cash In hand, 10 tn
| highest snd best bidder, to satisfy said execu
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23
sheri3's Sale.

DY VIRTUE FAN ORDER OF GALE ISSUED
ID ont Of the Sixth Judicial District Court. 10
and for the County Of Lincoln, Stats Of Nevada,
and 10 me dirscted and dsliveEeA, for juda.
ment rendered In said Court on the NJ day Of
August, A. D. 1883, In favor Of Archie MeQuaiG.
Plaintiff, and against the Naydown etlver
Mining Company and the HayA0Wer Nine and
Mining Claim, Defendants, for the sum Of seven
hundred and six l.10O (e706 l-100l, gold coin
dollars debt, together with seventy teJ0D dollars
tax costs, and all sccruing costs and inlsrsst.t
have levied ON the following property, 70 Wit;
That certain mine or mining claim Known ~
and called BY the name Of the Aayhover Mine
and Mining Claim, situate, lying and being In
Bristol Mining District. Lincoln County
State Of Nevada, and duly recorded In the Min.
ing Records Of said Mining District, containing
eight hundred linear feet on said lsdgs Or lode.
together with the appuftenancea thereto belong.
ing. and d the rights and privileges psreaint1g
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that on.
Saturday. the 9Th day Of October.
| A, D. 1888, 1t u O'Clock n. Of that day, vii
sell All the right, title and interest Of said Nay
flower Silver Mining Company IN and TO ths
above described property. and the sa3d May.
| flower Mine and Mining claim. st the mont dooI
| of the Court-house in Phoebe. Lincoln county
| State Of Nevada, at public suction, Tor csnA IN
hand, to the highest and best bidder, 10 satisfy
said Judgment and decree and all costs. and all
costs that may Accrue.
ssiSsd. or. SHERWOOD, ehsrin.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23

Senator Don Cameron puts . dash bs.
fore his name and another after it wl,sn
he rsgisters at hotsl. This is to pre-.
vent the hotel clerks from pre6xing o.
adding the word "Senator."
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23

Yer 8ilI.Hsnds, Letter.H eads, Cards
Vouchere, and all kfnds Of Job Print
inE, either Fancy or Plain, apply to
The Record once
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23

tlIllI more money than at anything else by
WIU taking an agency for the bsst selling
HIN book out. Beginners succeed grandly.
None fail. Terms free. HALLErT BOOK
Co.. Portland, Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23

THE BLACK SToSE IN THE kAABA.-
In the Kaaba, the most ancient and re-
markablc building in the great Mosque st
Mecca, is preserved miraculous stone,
with the print OF Abramam'a feet upon
it. 1t is said, by Mohammedan tradition,
to be the identical stone which served
the patriarch Is scaffold when he helped
Ishmael to rebuild the Kaaba, which had
been originally constructed by Seth, and
was afterward destroyed by tho dsluge.
While Abraham stood upon this stone
it rose and sank with him az it built the
walls Of the sacred edi6ce. The relic is
said to be fragment Of the same gray
Mecca stone Of which the whole building
is constructed, in this respect differing
from the famous black stone brought to
Abraham and Ishmael by the angel Cab.
riel, and built into the northeast corner
Of the exterior wall OF the Kaaba, which
is generally supposed to be either mete.
orite or fragment Of volcanic basalt. II
is supposed to have been originally ja'
cinth Of dazzling whiteness, but to have
been made black as ink by the touch ol
sinful man, and that it can only recover
its original purity and brilliancy at thu
day Of Judgment The millions Of kisse'
and touches impressed by the faithfu
have worn the surface considerably; but
in addition to this, traces Of cup-shapet
hollows have been observed on it. Ther,
can be no doubt that both the relics ~
sociated with Abraham are Of high an
tiquity. aud may possibly have belonge'
to the prehistoric worship which marked
Mecca as sacred site long before thesfol
lowers Of the prophet had set up thei
shrine there.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23
Loss OF sosm.

After women pass middle age they
lose considerable amount Of their hight,
not by STOPPING, az men do, but by act
ual collapse, sinking down. This is
mainly to be attributed to ths perishing
Of the muscles .tlat support the frame in
consequence OF habituai and constant
pressure Of corsc.s and dependence upon
the artificial support by them Afforded
Every girl who wears o corset that press
upon these muscles and restrict the free
Development Of the fibres that form them
relieving them Of their natural duties Of
supporting the spine, indeed incapacita-
ting them from so doing may feel sure
that she is preparing herself to be a
dumpy woman. A great pity! Failure
Of health among women when the vigor
Of youth passes away is but too patent,
and but too commonly caused by this
practice. Let the man who admires the
pieces OF pipe that do duty for the human
body, picture to himself the wasted form
aud the scanned skin. Most women,
from long custom Of wearing the corsets,
are really unaware how much they art
hampered and restricted. A girl Of 20
intended by Nature TO be one Of hel
finest specimens. eravely assures one thai
her corsess are not tight, being cxactl,
the same q. those she Was first put into
NOT perceiving her condemnation in thu
fact that she has since grown five inche
in hight and two in shoulder breadth
Her corscts are not too tight because th,
constant pressure has prevented the mat
ural development Of heart and lung space
The dainty waist OF the poet is preciael.
that flexible slimness that is destroye,
by corsets. The form resulting iron
them is not slim, but piece Of pipe, ant
quite as inaexible. / Exchange.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23
Trustees Sale.

AIoTlCE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PuR.
IN suant to the authority vested In me Ia and
b. certain Deed Of Trust, executed by the
Bristol Silver Mining Company 70 me, barring
data June 18th, lee2, and recorded In lincoln
County, Nevada, Records, in Book ?. fsges III
to 97s, default having occurred IN the payment
Of the interest dus Deccnbsr 18th, 1854, on the
notes yscured BY sald Trust Deed, IN the auui
Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars. l viii ssll. 1t pub
ing Houss Of the said Company In Bxistol. LIN.
coin County. Nevada. ON the
Eishth day sf ssp< ,nbsr. lsss,
At O'CLOCK P. NJ, the property mentioned m
described In ssia TssA Dsed. or 2 m.el
ssts and costs Of sals, To Wit;
Those eertain Nine.. Mining Claims, Qussts
MIL and Machinery. nilisits, oos!als. noesdins
HOUSE, Barn. A.say Once, bla,s.1ith acp.
District. Hncoln County. State Of Nevada. and
described - follows;
All q that csrtsin mining claim hnovnas ths
All Of that certain mining claim known y The
An undivided ons.hsls Of that certain mining
claim known % tha "0ipV'' nina.
An undivided ens-haM Of that certain minins
An undivided one-half Of that certain nintba
Iouatian.. or privilege. known a. the "ufistol
s-is.uAsl s.,ver Minhr GsnRsny NH asd
nilldts, eOntainins 40 seres u Land. nos OF
Tnst certain Ten.sssmp silver Quartz NiIl
thereon, with MIL Building. Orr Houss, 1esoit
House. Engine Room, sppursenances and ma
power steam engine. 4 boiiers, e!san-up pan. re
tort, we'll and well fixtures, boarding house
building with furniturs,l barn, ss.sy once
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-23

Al persons having business with this Office arc
rsquested to address the RECORD puBIIsurSo
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
Hitter Bread.

Complaint is frequently made BY those
who use baking powders that they leave IL
bread, biscuit, or cake raised by them a
dissgreeable, bitter taste. This taste fol
lows the use of all impure baking powders
and is Caused by their containing alum
introduced to make cheap srticle) by the
impure and adulterated character of other
ingredients used, or from the ignorance Of
their manufacturers of the proper method
of combining them. These baking pow
ders leave in the bread resduum formed
of lime, earth. alum or other deleterious
matters, not always, though frequently
tastable in the food, and by all physicians
classed as injurious to health. The
Royal Baking Powder is free from this
serious defect. In its use no residu
um is leff, AID the loaf raised by it is al
ways sweet, light and wholesome, and no
,iceably free from the peculiar taste COM
plained Of. The reason OF this is because
il is pose of nothing but absolutely
pure msrerisls, scientifically combined in
exactly the proper proportions OF acid and
alkali to act upon and destroy each other,
while producing the largest amount Of rails
ing power. We are justified in this asser.
ton from the unqualified ststementa mazda
by the Government chsPiGtu, who after
thorough and e. haustive tests recommend
ed the "Roya" for Governmental use be-
cause Of its superiority over all others in
purity, strength and wholesomeness. There
is no danger OF bitter bread or biscuit
where it alone is used.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
MARROW EsCAPE FROM DEATH.
A Young Man Taken Suddenly and Al
most Fatally III.

A Young Man Taken Suddenly and AL
most Fatally III.
Yesterday afternoon about l o'clock,
William Hepburn, young man who lives
with his mother on South Water street,
had q narrow escape from death. He hss
been complaining for q week or so past,
being threatened With typhoid fever. Yes.
terdsy he experienced 9 Mid attack OF
rheumatism, to which he is often subjected,
and at the above named hour be laid down
on the bed in his room to take a nap
About an hour later his mother happened
to pRss through the room, when she dis
covered bee son gasping for breath. and
upon attempting 10 awaken him
found that he Vas lnsensl
bic. She called for assistance aud worked
with him for some time, but being unable
to bring him to consciousness, DR.. Reed
was summoned and soon had him around,
although the young man was left In weak
state Oy the illness
Il seems that the rheumstisEa he'd reach
ed his heart and interrupted its acton,
which resulted in congestion of the lungs,
from which he would probably have short
" died had not bis mother fortunately dis
covered his condition. The patient was
doing well at last accounts,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

To Secure 3 Fine Watch or Gun on Easy
Payments.
Mr.. |. 8. Dillon, the we'll known jsweler,
is now forming two clubs for the easy Sc
curing by members, of q fine gold watch or
q Grst class gun. The clubs ore to De COM
posed of fifty members each, and the sys-
ten is as follows: Every member is re,
uqired to contribute weekly the sum OF
81. 90 until the gun or watch, as the case
may be, ia paid for. The successful one
for each week is determined by drawing
for turn Of delivery. By this method it will
be readily understood that each member
gets q gun or watch in given period oil
time at the nominal cost OF one dollar each
week. The first successful member thus
obtains the use OF q qua or watch for fifty
weeks without paying for it. Every one
has the privilege Of selecting the Style aud
weight Of gun, or style of watch ease from
those set apart for members Of the club.
Both guns and watches are of the best mar
ufscture, and ths opportunity presented is
one to be embraced By all desiring either
q time piece or q gun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
THREE marriage licenses we're issued
yesterday,
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THERE were three cases before His
Honor yesterday morning.
A LARGE council of the National Union
has been formed at Washington, d. c.
LIQUOR and cigar dealers are crowdiDg
to the internal revenue Office to pay their
special tax.
YESTERDAY Peter Erb sold fine dark
bay road horse to Mr.. Tallman, Of Bridge
port, for $500.
Two disorderlies and one drunk we're
registered at Police headquarters at ?
o'clock this morning.
O'GRADY and Gardener will wrestle at
Bellaire Saturday evening the date having
been changed from Saturday week.
The train due here at 1875 p. m. was
delayed over an hour last night, caused by
an engine breaking down near TaylorS
town.
Nh. ALFRED CALDwELL resolution that
hereafter the b. of P w. give home labor
the preference on ali city work, was th'
right thing at the right time. 1t ought L
have no opposition in either Branch.
The wrestling match between Alex
Gardner, Of this city, and John o Grady, o
Scranton, Pa will take place ut Turner
Hall, the coming Saturday, instead of Sat
urdsy week, as formerly announced, anC
will be for $3.50 q side.
MEssRs. STIFEL 4 HAMILTON, the paten
tees of the hexagon paving blocks, yester
day put down crossing across Eleventh
street, on Market, the Board of Publi
Works furnishing the sand and pitch. Th
object is to give the blocks practical test
The Board of Public Works has tbre
large gangs Of men at work cleaning tn
streets and alleys. Most of the streets il
the central part of the city have been gon
over, and the force is now divided, on
crew being in the North End and two owe
the creek. As soon as a rain falls tn
Island brick pavement will be attended Il
WILL WELTY met with an accident a
Fulton yesterday. While getting into hi
buggy the horse took fright and became 8
obs reperous as to break the shsfts,an tbi
frightening the animal wor5e, it starte
out the pike at a lively gait, throwing Nj
Welty to the ground and injuriDg hin
slightly. The horse was stopped by JOSEF
ranlsY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
An Appeal for Aid.

For the past year the coal miners Of the
Georges Creek and Elk Garden coal re
gion have been out Of work from one
cause and another, and the destitutioa
among them has become such as to call
forth the substantial sympathy of all who
are willing to help those in distress. The
suffering for food and clothing is parGcu.
lagly keen among the women and children,
while the sick can not be supplied Sith the
most necessary medicines. A committee
OF the miners, Messrs. Cdsrlcs Boyd and
George w. Roberts, OF Georges Creek
and Elk Garden respectively, are now in
the city, soliciting aid, aud il is hoped they
viii meet With success in Obtaining funds.
Those who cannot contribute just at this
time can forRArd their donations TO Sam.
uel MCGOWAN, Esq, or Norman Mcdonald
at Shaw postofics, Mineral county, Wes;
Virginia, OF 10 John A. Martin, Pekin, Al
legheDy county, Nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
AT MT. De CHANTAL.
A Delightful CaIisthenic Enter
iainmsnt
Given by the Young Ladies of the Instr
tuition, Yesterday, to Small Num-
Der of Invited Friends.

About one hundred persons. most OF
whom were ladies, went out to Mt. de Chan
tai, last evening at o'clock, to attend q
calisthenic entertainment given by the
young ladies of the Academy. The visi.-
ors were furnished with seats in the rear of
the large music hall, while the young
ladies taking part in The exercises occupied
the balance in their drill. The senior
young ladies of the institution occupied the
stage, while Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn, Ri, Rev
Mgr. Sullivan and members of the Alumni
occupied seats among the visitors
Prof. Charlie Killmeyer presided at the
piano, and to charming and appropriate
music the young ladies went through
the drill. They appeared in line
from opposite sides OF the
stage, a.d presented pretty appearance,
the senior class being sttired in creamy
muslin blouse dresses, with blue sailor
collars, blue sashes and chspeaus OF the
same color. Those of the junior class were
costumed in the same manner, except that
they wore red caps collars and sasbes.
After performing number OF pretty
evolutions the class halted in lines down
each side and one end of the hall, and
went through series Of pretty and grace
full exercises with the dumb bells To
one figure the young ladies sang "See
Saw" and to another selection from
Martha" both being very beautiful.
This health-giving exercise is one OF the
features at the Mount, and it is certainly
q commendsble one, being conducted in
such manner that the pupils take an in
terest in it, as much for the enjoyment de-
rived as the objects for which it is literally
intended.
In the evening the pupils INDUCED in a
pleasant dance among themselves, Prot.
Killmeyer furnishing the music. The
visitors strolled abou' the grounds at the
close IF the entertainment, until the train
came, when they all returned TO the city
we'll pleased with the short but enjoyable
Journey and entertainment The grounds
at the Mount are beautiful at the present
time, and are rapidly DOMINIC their sum.
mer robes Of green, Altogether, the
Mount is lovely spot and one that lover
of beautiful places and people would never
tire Of visiting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
The Devils Auction Last nigh.

The "Devjls Auction" delighted On audi.
ence. part of which stood in The aisles,
at the Opera Honse last evening For three
hours, transformation scenery, the witty
Mr.. J. B. Dyllyn as Toby, a do. at
forwards trausfornoI INTO a man." pretty
Rlri' ..scerully clad in smiles, and Misc
Louise Dempsey, held the stage in per-
Torrance, that, judging from the frequent
e3cores, has not been surpassed this sea,
son for attractiveness. The comedy is we'll
put upon the stage, with good appoint
ments and strong and numerous cast.
The play abounds in scenic effects, special,
ties and remarkably. pretty and graceful
ballet The popular songs OF Miss Demp'
sey aad Mr.. Dyllyn we're encored till the
singers reb elled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
Opera at the Peoples Tneatss

The charming Japanese opera, "Mika-
dc" wss given again last evening at the
Peoples Theater, 20 = lar audience, and
it passed off much more smoothly than on
Monday night, the director having arrived
yesterday In some respects the company
excels suy that has appeared Lsre
this season, and d crowded matinee
ia insured for this afternoon, when the last
representation of this opera will bs given.
Tonight "Olivette" will De given, and a
crowded house should also be present to
witness it. The audience last night left
delighted with the entertainment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
FON-SUHULH.
Two Well Known Young People Married
Yesterday,

~" Ven hhoHn foung People Married
Yesterday,
Yesterday afternoon, at 2 clock sharp
Mr.. Thorn ,s Fox, Jr. and Miss NJ. Charlotte
Schulz we're married at tn Episcopal resi-.
dence by Rt Rev Bishop Kain, assisted BY
Rev. Fa,her McEtligott The witnesses were
Mr.. William B'ovn'and MISS Amelia Ste
ger. The bride looked pretty, attired in a
handsome and becoming travelling costume
OF brown satin trim med in EN- bossed vel.
vet, ofthe same color hat to match, and
wearing beautiful corsage bcquet Of nat.
ursl il0weTs. The groom wars dress suit
Quite O number OF the friends aud rela
tiyes oil the couple were present and
Messrs Vim Luz and Otto d s hull
acted efficiently in the CAPACITY OF ushers
at the conclusion ofthC ceremony the we'd
ding party repaired 10 the residence OF the
brides parents, l36 Fourteenth street,
where Sn elegant reception was held, and
music and conversation assisted 10 making
the afternoon a merry and enjoyable one.
Choice refreshments were served
by Mrs Zlegeuf9lder and the Wheel.
hing BIkery Company, and
many Of the young ladies' present slept last
evening with piece OF the brides cake
under 'hsir pillows. The presents we're
numerous aud costly as we'll as useful.
Mr. Fox, who is roller in the Crescent
mill, is well krown and popular gentle
mar, while his bride is daughter Of Mr.
\. Schulz, the market street confectioner,
AMI is q young lady who has many admir-
ers in the social circle in which she moves.
Mr.. and Mes. Fox left on The 5:25 train
over the B. 4 o. for Baltimore and Wash
iDgton, in which cities they will pass the
week. A shower of those en blems Of good
luck-old shoes and rice-wss scattered in
their wake as thev left for the depot, and
thousands Of good wishes followed them on
their bridal TRIP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
LsGOoD&vO.ssii dry goods the chsa pes

How By Her Luck q Match Was Made /!
10 San Francisco, Cal, of course, the
other day, Fred Welp, young cigar max
er, only Is years old, bought his Sunday
afternoon best girl tieket in she March
Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery for
dollar. When the list of the winners was
received she was discovered to be entitled
to SIS, 900, and TO settle the ownership the
young cigar maker had to marry the lucky
lass.-San Francisco Chronicle, March
18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
WHO Is HEe
Man Gives Himself mp Early this Morn.
inn failing a Thrilling story.

A Man Gives Himself mp Early this Morn.
ing, Telling Thrilling story.
Officer McNichols met man on the
leland last night, who said he was
going to Bridgeport. The officer
placed him on the right
road and did not see any more Of him I'M.
til about 2 o'clock, when he met him over
on the Island. The fellow said: Il guess
you are onto me, and l give myself
up" He wss brought over
and placed in the lookup, where he said
his name was Joseph Biggs, from West
Liberty. He said he had walked from
that place, starting at dusk
and had been several miles out in
Ohio. He said be judged from the action
of the people in West Liberty
that they intended to lynch hin,
and he wanted to get away, az
soon as possible. He stated that he had
done all sorts Of mean things. He was in
Jail for a few days last fall, and is evident
IL q mild sort OF luns,ic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-28
ScrofuIa of Lungs
Relieved.

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e.. :" "'
ist hiteso pears Win long noGble terut
members of the family on my Iss,nsr's side Of ii.
hous. had a,.d nth c,,.u.,,,,,, &C., m. IT,.
=,
were all agreed In th"h opinion that ] had Cos'
sum ption also. hsd all the distrw sing syue
80. :, ,.., ...stSl. H..
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have employed all Of the usual mstbod,. ua
o,lv IN INV nun o,,, nm, IN ,b. ,,..,,.,, :, Ctr,
men. Ders Of my family, but TEMPORARY relief -
ili that ootAinea. Vas uhht h any manual