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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

The Commission Men and the Markets.
The action Of the commission men
last night In their meeting brings on .
conflict with the city through its OFF,
cials, City Solicitor Turnsr and Clerk
|of the Market Smsltz. Tho whole
question IL considerably complicated,
~ the city's curbstone markets always
have been, and all statements made
and decisions rendered must be re-
oeived with . considerable degree Of
allowance. As We understand the
matter the Legislature In 1885 passed
Ia law empo weripg the City Council
TO establish farmers and truckers mar
kets on King and Madison streets.
That much is not disputed. The aci
further empowers the City Council TO
esta blish q market for hucksters, only
for persons residing in the city who
have taken out proper license. 1t also
gives Council the power to establish q
lcurbstone Jersey market and q market
for the sale Of fresh Ash, each market
to be kept separate from each other,
and the law very explicitly states that
no other curbstone market shall exist
In the city.
In accordance with this aot the City
Council did establish farmers and
truckers markets on Madison and
King streets, o hucksters market on the
south side Of Fourth street, from King
TO Walnut street, and the south side
OF the same street from Jefferson Il
Monroe streets. A Jersey market wal
Established on the north side Of Fourth
street. from King to Walnut streets
and fish markets were established ant
located on King and Madison street
from Second to Third streets. Thi
action seems to have been In strict con
formity with the act Of the Legislature
but there comes In q fifth market 70
which 1t Is claimed there Is no Law
This market is called the fruit and tb
grain market, and is located on Fourt
street between King and Orange streets
This market II. q. Conrad, Esq, attor
ney for the Produce Commission Asso
citation, has decided illegal, there bein
no provision in the law for 1t.
Mr.. Smeltz, the new Clerk of tn
Market, elects to be guided by the cit
Ordinance instead of the decision {
Mr.. Conrad, and refuses to eject fru'
merchants from the fruit market 80 Ion
IS the ordinance establishing the fru
: and grain market 10 unrepealed, or dc
clared illegal by the proper authorities
. HIS guide is the City Solicitor and til
y city ordinance, and his refusal to ODE
= the mandates of the Wilmington Pre-
duce Protective Association has led |
his expulsion from that body. tt
Produce Association acts upon the a
sumption OF the Illegally OF the fru
o and grain market, and Mr.. Smel,z &C
2 upon the authority of the City Counc
IA as expressed through the ordinan,
r establishing the fruit and grain ma
ri ket. 1t would look rs II the produ
o merchants were right according to &
IL law, while the course Mr.. Smel,z h
N pursued in recognizing the fruit al
!. tgrain market will surely be upheld
a tha masses of the people
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DR.. THEEL

s ssse. Of asa. Impof.".@oit i. y,
blood poison, Ulcers
organs, Obstinate niamatioa,s ,sI'.
nns.sss,;.ie"iPross.,Srsatssii1ss cliss's q,
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'aIhtsIphh, Viin'sl:r 1 S,IHsM
.yVJ.Y 1iTu 1909

AAetAo AVS'V " t-1.4it wa &C tVuVH
Philadelphia OF -sss), 4 IA Il
! 50, 8 Is, . o., gi1 az, 10 oS, Il 81, Il
lao, l&, ta $40, and 1917.
Accommodation 8t].'N,r&, 10 q
2 30, I %, Z 40, 9 30, 10 30p. N.
For Chester texpre.sl, $50, 1888
y ~, II %, II 81, a. n.,2 ", s2,sNl
p. m.
Acoomnoda.ioa, go, 100, iS, 81
Am. 2 30, Z 90, ; ~. $ 80 and 10 SCp, !
New YORK, 30g. 2bI tOO, ~
10 06, II o. a n: ',2E, lt2 II
~ - 7 90, 10 80 p L.
FOR Wet Une;.et,. vis Lamotin I
8 10 e. m; 2 81 ca VI p. u.
For Newars Al1 intermsd!sts 1
ga. L Jas slt sl N.
Saltimo. . "a. i2Iera!eQnD tI,u1'
q. r.: h!TD. I. sac Y os nigt,
baltimore and ,ily Liae,i.b ID
baitil rs al Rasaipst1g, ! q, 4
10 l0,l 10 an. u -! IN a,"N
.. m.
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row CsstlC, c &c, ~ AR.;i! ~
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GeorZet0wu asTei ! " 4. L.;
8 90 p. -.
Ssaiord and ia::--at:a!e staIl'Iij
m.
Harrington, D..za! lad way cay
a m; II IS ,. m.
cypress Tor ha!:ln2tol and hs9@
D, N. Way traits, Z 70 a. II. ana,;
Express 10. .,tTe'.l dng'oh NJ
IL as D. NJ. evergca
Franklin City, So 1. I'd
Express 70. Hjrioii t'p' m' a4|
Leave Phl,aeiya.a, B'osd ~
Wilmington e5. 1881, Hse, n
72i, o 10, 10 ~. :! Is, il b q. u
6 Us, 5 q, { o., st' i; 10 alt Il ~
Acconmoda;.Ya, I 20, 10 y a. H.. !
rs. . ~, 8 IS . 20, y % and Il ~
st.DAT TRAINS
yor Phtladal; ia 'eIpresal, 2@1
Z 70, II 81 q. NJ, q aad 70 P ~;
Accom- moda;.el, $50 .. n; IL ~ 1
TIC, 80 p. n. ma.
For Cheste. tsIi ::!sl' 'T, Il Oh .
and Z 0S ,. N, ,nu ,q,1 ii
Accom- mota:.o., s9' a. n, l. AZ l
7 10, Apde5 p. y. am . 4
For rev Y6:s express I'm
7 70. ii 81 a. n..5G', n ane a s%ps
- For Yves. Cbsa:e:, via bsm'AiA
Baltimo.e a11 F.sa Hln,I,tr,ore /, Il 4
10 10 81 ait 40 Pr B t,,dsd strset. |
!" Leave PhiIa tel2his, Br : - : 70 :
Az. Ii 10. and Il Up, n \, % . m n
"a Atc: % ST. " ~ B. Ms
Tcr r turihs, ilt5:aa:lon ps 3, sss ~.
'o Trsia "a ms:fsi tan t'.ss rHsa'
| upon which ei.'A j. X. W
e,u.-sl Passsngsi y
nARIss Z. Pusz dsaeial @.-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
WAMAMAKERsA.
Southeast OF the centsr.

b0uthoest OF Sno contsfs
Another dozen OF them
are cream.
By the Thirtssnth.s street door.
Waterproof dust-proof|
serge-those three words
convey most welcome news
to those who get their mean
ing.
Rubber is done for except
to be ugly and keep the
rain off. A $I.5o rubber
black wrap will keep the
rain off as we'll as a So or $I2
beautiful English serge of
whatever color you like.
But women would rather
not be ugly or wear ugly
wraps.
1901 Chestnut for the serge wraps.
Northeast of the center for serge by
the yard.
BY the middle Market-street door
for the rubber.
Women's jerseys for half
81 so to S.. Not that
jerseys are going out of use.
We are selling more this
year than ever. They'll be
high enough by and by.
1903 Chestnut.
Carpets are down a peg
or two. But that is because
we are going to drop parti'
cular styles. Only they are
down.
Thirty wiltons $I.6o a
yard. Twenty moquettes
SIPS. No use to mention
prices OF brussels or tapes.
Inequalities differ so. They
are down.
Market-street front, second floor. Take
| car.
Dressing-cases - which
means convenient boxes
bundles, rolls, or other de-
vice, for carrying travellers
! brushes and comb and a
score Of things besides
SIPS to a great deal more
than any rational being will
) pay just now--we put nc
limit on gifts--this isn't the
) giving time Of year.
North Of the center.
t Durable shoes for as lit
tie as durable shoes can be
. got for.
g Comfortable shoes for as
e little as comfortable shoes
d can be got for.
y A shoe that one woulo
naturally speak Ct as a dur
!. able shoe has its sole sewec
1t on by machine of course. ]
d is just as strong as hand
n work and costs less none,
2 by soc or 81 a pair. Coarse
n stout leather.
y y A shoe that one woult
y naturally speak OF as a com
!, Portable shoe has its sol,
ii sewed on with awl and wax
d ed-end by an old-fashioi
lie shoemaker.
ne n They say we are helpin!
:. the little shoemaker. VIII
r. not! Can't a little shoe
Of maker make as good a sho
as a big one! But that ism
n n what we are talking abou
,ss Who wants a durable sho
n when he or she can have
n comfortable one? "Wha
=, Can't | have both?' Will
d in reason, yes; but who eve
Of O.. heard a judge of good leatl
" er and work inquire "Will
tss wearl' No, no! Call it con
ls fortable-that's enough. {
i course it'll wear-but n,
like cow-hide.
By the middle Narket-street door.
m Mr.. Jennings sailed 70
le Europe yesterday.
1t Which means that nc
le thing of London neckwe;
t. and house coats and pla,
IS clothes is going to be mis-
Or ed next fall; that collars az
is cuffs are coming-Troy ha
better look out; and wall
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

Leaves BI arket street wharf week days for
Chester, Billingsport and Philadelphia, at
$50 q. N. Returning, leaves Philadelphia,
Arch street wharf, at 8 80 D N.
Sundays leaves Wilmington at 7. 80 q. m
and lao p. IN. Returning, leaves Arch
street wharf at 10 80 q. m ami 4. 80 p. m. a2o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

A new black silk, Cache
mire Ethiopien, by Etienne
Charbin OF Lyons.
And why do we bring
you a new one with the mar.
ket full of we'll known silks
Because the new maker
wants your trade and makes
his prices to get it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
GREENBANK ICE co.
Office No. 204 w. Eighth street.
PRICES OF ICE

Is pounds and over at 60 cents
per 100 pounds. Ice by ton al
ton rates. Your patronage is
respectfully solicited. je24tt
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Veasey's Pharmacy
Eighth and Monroe SITS.
Telephone 29S.
iyls.
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN RR.

MAJ 1LmlNdlON NOhIHERN b. X.
Time table in effect July LIST, 1885. Trains
leave wilmington tFrsnch street) as follows:
For Heading, Birdsboro. Joanna, Spring.
held, Maynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
vile, Tamsqus, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer.
nersviile and all points on the Phil adelphia
and Reading X. k, 100 a. N and 245 D. m
For Coatesville, Embreville, Lenape,
Chadd,s Ford and DUPONT. 100 q. m, 2l5,
20 and t.l6 p. m. For Reading and inter
mediate points, at 5 y. n.
For West Chester, 100 a. m, 2.k5, and 90
p. m.
For New Bridge, Costesvills and inter.
mediate points, 100 and ol5 p. m
ON wednesday and Saturday, 10 Is a. M.
lOr New Bridge, Birmingham PARK and all
intermediate points.
On Sunday, for Reading, Ooste syilie, West
Ohester and all Intern edihte points, sos a,
m. and Is p. m.
A. q. MoOAUSLAND, l. A. BOWER,
superintendent. 9es'l Pass. Ag't'
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Delaware College.

Rev. J. II. oald well, A, NJ, DID, Presiden,
VIII open with enlarged facilities Septem
Der /, 1885. Three courses: Classical Scten.
tho and Agricultural. Expenses not over
s2l6 per annup. For information, cata-.
iogues, etc., ADDRESS the President, Newark,
Del. leb-istd-l3tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
PUBLIC SALE.

nUBI.lO SALE-WlLL BE SOLD AT
IL public sale at the auction rooms Of L..
W. Stidham s. SON. Ill last Fourth street,
on
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1885,
at / O'Clock r. m, sharp,
Tho entire outfit Of the 'stsamer Highland
Light. The goods consist Of 100 mattresses,
100 feather pillows and holsters, l7b pairs OF
blankets, lot Of sheets, pillow and bolster
cases, bed spreads, towels, napkins, table
covers, hair mattresses, 800 yards Of Brussels
carpet.
Also saloon furniture, ouch as sofas, arm
and wall chairs, upholstered In velvet, cane
chairs, walnut chairs, stools, large extension
tables, lot Of stoves, looking glasses, lanterns,
axes, settess, dishes, cooking utensils, and
other articles used in a first-class boat.
The above property is now at our auction
rooms, and will be sold 10 the highest
bidder for cash. Dealers, hotel keepers and
boarding house keepers should make it q
point TO attend thi sale.
For further particulars call on
l.. W. STIDHAM & SON,
lyl76t Auctioneers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

CTRAY Blu Ill LA LARGE .,--.Sa
- black bull, with knobs on his EsYS
horns, strsyed away from my farm n, .r
Newport, ON July 9th. Any one reLurninv
him will be suitably rewarded,
ly2l-dhW-u J.H. GOULD.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-30
THlBODAUX LA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3o 1886.

n"lonS. Inc last time the liit.ga. is
poured nn the nangoes some grated
hors'-radlSf may be added
THl> recipe for picking cucuinners
Is recommended: Select very small
''icumbeT,: wash them we'll and put
hem in a large bowl or jar. Stew them
with salt and pour little water over
theln.' Let them stand for twenty four
hours. turning them frequently. Put
wine vinegar in a brass kettle with a
good quantity Of peppercorns, whole
cloves and some bay leaves. To each
quart of vinegar thirty peppercorns,
nirty cloves and eight bay leaves will
,e sufficient. Let all boil together
Dry the cucumbers with a linen cloth.
'onr the vinegar over them and cover
hem up. On each Of the two follow
,ng days pour Off the vinegar: boil it,
and then pour it boiling over the
cucumbcrs. Cover and keep in = cool
place.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-30

furnis!; bees With honey ii Il tiin. " ncil
flowers ar- scarce Ii can h. success
fully 'rHtspianted. AMI VIII grow on
All ~"iis from Crav"liv loa,n TO black
peat. Us we'll as lime or slate soils.
Success in Horticulture depends vastly
Elore on nh: care bestowed on the
plants than Oh 4 large amount of
money expended Ie, for all thi.
many people Will yearly spend a grta
deal Of moneH on high-priced and rare
plants. afterward giving them no
attention \ bod Of gcraniums petu
Mas lantanas and other easily grow,
plants, if we'll cared for, will be nor
satisfactory than rare plants whicl
require the care and attention of an
expert gardener.
When conditions are inst right
onions will yeild more bushels per acr,
than the highest yield reported
potatoes. The rows are closer togethe
than potatoes can bt., and though the
potatoes will. the entire surface of tn,
ground in the rows will be coyere
with MANY of the onions partially oven
tapping each other In narrow row
little of the surface of the soil will b,
bare, and 1900 bushels have been grown
on a single acre.
Professor l.. B. Arnold wisely re-
marks that the nutrient properties
the grain Of corn are passed throu.i
the cob. When gathered in an i'm
mature state the cob is load I'd wit
nutritious matter on its way TO til
kernels Of the grain just as the straw
or other grain i'll its green state i,
loaded with nutriment des! led tor tn
grain. but its passage is arrested, an,
ii remains in the straw when the latte
is cut. The cohs of soft corn ma,
therefore he claSsed with other green
herbage near the time the seed is
.illing.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-30

BinhS Did You 70 to Milwaukee
to attend the Sangrrfest ?" .,inks
"irs. | was there BinkS What
impressed you most during Your So
Journ in Milwaukee," links The
numerous signs OF English, spoken
Here
From til" amount Of seismic lore being
shot OH i'll the EeWSpapers the chances
are that any man will now know an
earthquake when he meets one Here
tofOrc there has been some danger ot
confounding the blame thing with
Passing ash cart.
Fogg =" heard a pretty compliment
for you the otner day" Mrs. Passy-
Indeed. May | ask what it was:"
Fogg II heard some one say how
pretty you used to be- Mrs. Passy-
Used to be! Do you call that a com
pliment? Icall it an obituary notice.
By the Bartholdi statue: Policeman
Mo.e on NV. We cant allow loun-
gers here What are YOU doux here.
anyway. Longer Hist! Don't give
me away. am waiting for the statue
to be finished so CA jump off it first
and get ahead OF the rest Of the BOYS.
Miss Clara Do you not think, Mr..
Featherl' hat Miss Smith whom we
met last evening, is Il Very plain per-
SON." Mr.. F-atharIy Yes. indeed
l think She is the 40 meliest girl ever
saw. pfts'' l. company, OF course. always
ex-um tiAat is :. Yes: she is GER
talnly very plain person. Are you
lawn tennlslng any this season, Miss
Clara"
What is that you have got on your
writing paper Sadie" THAT is INV
monogram "Wha: is monogram ~
Why. the Initials Of Your name
changed SO that the letters overl.n
each other" "Oi, l s,e, But tnes.
are not the initials of your name
f'> they are. We'd. | can't make
EN- out "Certa.nly not. That's the
beauty If it. If you could make 'em
out II wonldn't be monogram worth
having"
Mr.. Baxter .was about to take his
wife and children out for sail Come
on. he said there's a Soanking hrenZe
and we mustn't miss it." PAPA"
interrupted his little son. with his
hands folded behind him, take the
rest Of the family and go. With that
KIND OF breeze blowing I don't want
to be caught i'll a little boat with
mamma Until have learned 10 swim"
A gentleman who had been in town
only three days, but who had been pay
ing attention to prominent belle,
wanted to propose. but was afraid he
would be thought too hasty. He deli
cately broached the subject as follows:
II Wer' TO speak to You Of marriage.
after having only made your arquain-
,ance three days ago what would you
say of it, well. should say. Never
put off till tomorrow that which YOU
saould have done the day before yester-
day"
At breakfast he began to play with
the cruct stand. l told him not to do
so. He persisted. and at last upset it
and spilled the red pepper on the table
10th. said: Now. Allan, YOU were
,liSob"iicnt and upset the pepper castor,
and should make the punishment tit
the crime by l'utting some of the pep
per on your tongue" H looked UP like
lt;tsh and ASKED: "N ould the punish
menl ot. The same, papa, if upset the
sugar BOWL
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Always aim a little higher than the
max. says al cXc.Et. -. What! Kiss
girl Oh the llose? Never
Poe never sat on the balcony of a
seaside hotel in August. or he would
have tr.;t"n il The chin -chin-abula-
ton Of the bellies
Mr.. p!Hsaay " Waiter. here is a but
the .,o.'s. We'll. you can m have it.
He'll never miss it.
China and Japan buy our dried
apn rs freely. Thus does American in
dnaIry help to swell the population Of
the Orient.
"Oh what bird is that? have Just
Joined the Audubon Society. and am SO
Interested in bird calls" "Tha.'s our
goat
"Swooper," asked \i@-:cr. "who are
tfeS. knights of Malt. W. read about
occasionally" >" "Mu,. y. some organi-
Zation of brewers .,;,iicd Swooper.
Creditor "tar Won y: me lave nv
little bill Eeuc,r "'Nrrainlv, but
cont destroy il. / m,r wu,t to pay
something Oh ii i'll / he .u,;iE,.
Somebody asks: "WAat is warmer
than a Womai's .ove." Two women :
love. Get two women after YOU ard
the heat will be found somewhat op-
pressive.
We don't wish to be understood as
finding fault with na.urc bat we Go
".S.l. from the bGt1o:a of our hearts,
tlat the l'lm,"u1> "'id - the freely had
been hitrhtu ~ iha !lln,Ij.'to.
Book binder: "Nl.l s"i uaru it bound
in TURKEY or Mp,ucco:" l'1rchaser-
"Oh. Mercy \o. " i]"''s the use of
sending 1t away off ;>c.p. Have it
bound III J: m
Telegrapn operator (l,a,.lIg mesSagel
-" What's this" VIII marry vou
whenever .ol wish" Aged Splnster
-" es: do YOU think it too forward >
It's my first Offer and I'm afraid he'll
get away
Head Of The House Jane. a maa
came In t"-Jtay and made me buy some
Rough on Rats Wife" Mercy,
John we haven't q rat in the house"
lead OF HE House" Well. can't we
get some"
NV btSt way ln cream cnrOmO.
Ethel i, Ia lay it to soak in turpentint.
over nigh. and then han, il ,,efore an
open tir.' afy. Hang i; ctose, Ethel j:
hang 1t closr. Push one corner under
the CRATE Il lew lllc!ies.
Detective =, >"" here. YOU called me
4 lNnN-:vc1 t!etcS.,iSe III your paper to-
daN. Reporter \ tss lid" Detec-
t,'e Well | want YOU to take that
ta"E. I'm ~ more lynx eyed than you
are
Husband (handing his wife some
ni"ntyi - There, dear is $50, and it
has bothered me some To get it for Won.
think | deserved llttIe p .tIse" Vile:
Praise: Iul deserve Al encore, my
tear.
W 70 you Ct tae s.v.abla Ia.
right Yes. az spent Il very
p."iS3nt evening" =. heard Miss y.
was 70 sin. t.l,:,,,. sipfoSc you en-
loNed thai. Ever : much. She haj
Il sore throat and cc,,.lll' sing"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-30
Farm and Garden.

rdTIn anu 0arOens
1t costs Efty-nine cents to grow a
hrshel Of wheat in Michigan, twenty
me for oats and twenty-on cents for
corn.
1t is said there is not an established
rule Of agriculture which there is not
almost as much experience to disprove
rs to confirm.
If you receive trees or plants shipped
from IA distance, it is we'll to place the
roots IN water from twelve to twenty
four hours before planting ont.
DO not oycrfeed the young pigs. Let
them make all the growth possible, but
do not attempt % make them fat Fat
in summer should be avoided. A good
moderate condition is best.
\ solution ol boracic acid is excel
lent for fowls affected with sore head
or eyes. Il should bc applied warm,
using "a soft sponge, and m1r,irg the
head, eyes and n",tr..S well Nl;A it.
Much is said AZ present ABOUT using
The roller on land alc!l l. being fitted
Tor wheat. The rojrr Is good to ,ili-
yeriZe and lrtl t,t. soil. Bat harrow
litter rolling. Ih3. il oureXperience.
II Is the @'!nc With Al animal as with
steam hnIitr the more complete the
'ombuStion "T tAi. food or fuel it gets
he more satisfactory the result, be-
cause there Is less waste.
The inlurl hat the crow does to corn
by pulling j mp is not generally great
md can be easily rtc.-d!ei against. \
more scr'~N. ii.l, Innnt i; found it,
,h;' fact tn; 4 ,hr crow is the CREATES
enemy Of Insect! trnysng birds. whose
nests 1t rob, and Win,e young it kills
The squirrel is also open to the sam,
charge.
Have vol any occasion to dig M
any Sodi along h. roadside. under IT,
fences or III any part ot the ;sarnpn
save them. SPREAD I; iaycf If s,d, ane
sprinhlc on a light dressing OF p"lasl.
ta~htUil Hni hr!',. thea another lager o.
>,pd> t.-f. H>i;.> and bones. etc. ui.il
the heap Is COM n!r,"d This will give
yon . pn':rc. euj! for .,owtr pots.
If y"tr h,-. ...,& tt.rjal 10 build
up ih~'r i,n ,+lni muscular tissues.
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