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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-28
HANGMAN,S DAY.
Three Men Swung simultaneously at
Fort Smith.

LEoNARDTowN, Nd, April 27.-John Bis
coe colored) was executed here to-day for
the murder of Capt. R. H. Dixon, on the
Potomac river, at the close of August, 1886.
The execution was private, as under the law
only twenty persons are permitted to be
present.
THREE HANGED.
ST. LOUIS, April ga special TO the
POS-DiSpdtch says three men, Jackson
Grow, George Moss and Owen d. Hill, were
hanged at Fort Smith this morning for
murders committed In Indian Territory.
All the mon were negroes, with Indian
blood. Seven men were sentenced to hang
there to-day, but consumption removed
Sandy Smith, and the sentences of the three
others were committed by the President.
TAKE WARMING"
COLUMBUS. S. c., April 27.-Jasper N.
Davis was executed at Anderson at 1880
o'clock this afternoon for the murder of his
wife in September, 1885. When asked if he
had anything to say. he replied: "You see
what have come to; take warning" His
neck was not broken and death was caused
by strangulation. The execution was pri-
vate. DAVIS wife left him on account of
his i'll treatment, and because she refused to
return to him he concealed himself near a
roadside, and, as she passed by, shot her
dead.
TO HEAVEN VIA A GIBBET
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 27.--Jack Prater,
(colored) was hanged at Orangeburg to-
day, at 1925 o'clock, for the murder of
Andrew jackson, also colored. He pro-
tested his innocence, and said he was going
to heaven. He died without struggle,
Prater shot and killed Jacksoni In July, 1885,
because he had testified against him in a
case in which both were tried for stealing
cotton
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Franco.American Arbitration.

PARIS, April 27.-Notice has been given
in the Chamber of Deputies of the proposed
introduction of resolution signed by 122
members, representing the necessity Of
amending the present system Of interna-
tional law, and expressing particular wish
for an understanding between France and
the United States with view TO obtaining
definite acceptance Of the principle Of arbi-
tration among civilized nations.
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Bessemer's Negro Scare.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 27.-During
the negro excitement at Be,semer the
colored laborers at the Sloss mines near by
rendered their services TO protect the lives
ami property Of the whites. Two negroes
last night attempted to assassinate Nc
Kinney Foster, father of the girl whom the
lynched negro at Bessemer attempted TO
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AUGUSTA, GA, April 27--About 700
nsgro.s held IA mass meeting at the court
house tonight. Speeches WeIe made by
81 West, Noah johnson and Prof. Il. X.
Wright. The opposing party 10 Augusta's
appointed delegates 70 the National Conven-
ton were severely tongue-lashed by the
speakers Wright was Endorsed as dele
gate to Chicago to vote for Sherman and
Tor Chairman Of the Executive Committee
of tho Richmond county Republicans.
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A Double Elopement.

WAYS, Ga, April H.-There is excite
ment among the colored people at this
place over a double elopement which
occurred last night. The contracting
parties were Rev. Peter Cummings and
Frank Murray, and the Misses Daniels, the
high toned damsels Of the Ogeechee. AT
this time the newly welded couples are in
hiding, waiting until the anger Of their
parents wears of.
On the first Monday in May court sits at
BRYAN Court House.
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Thrown from a horse.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 27.--Little Louis,
son Of Robert Schley, was painfully injured
by being turown from horse this after
noon, on jackson street. Physicians say be
will recover and that no bones are broken.
He was insensible for q long while.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-28
Transatlantic Labor Troubles.

LONDON, April 27.--The shipwrights and
turner's at Hamburg and the jute spinners
at Bremen have gone on a strike.
AT Lyons to-day crowd OF strikers tried
10 intimidate the men who had resumed
work. The police interfered and were
stoned by the mob. Many were wounded.
Six Of the rioters were arrested.
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BAYARD NOT TO RESIGN.
-'e1Vher OF Delaware's Senatorships
Apt to be Vacant Soon.

apt to be Vacant Soon.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The report
.leliVed to an anonymous Congressman
si s'o' secretary Bayard is contemplating re-
a,sning to return to the Senate and that
w uie resident is considering the appoint
Sta,o 9no OF Minister Phelpi as Secretary OF
otate, loses value when IL Is rennen,bered
vlat Senator Saulsbury's tern does not ex-
iso99 until 1889 and Senator Gray's not until
CO. 0o, ana that the Legislature TO elect a sue
nr,G,r Ioor 10 Senator Salisbury will not meet
sui SUI next January. Even If Senator Gray
bs b0u.u a' resign Secretary Bayard would not
III appointed his successor in the Senate.
ta Du lac, lact Is that Secretary Bayard proposes
Pbie1lilaln Just where he isand that Minister
Ioovvps expects to return to his post at
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FATAL Rush of 9. Cyclone.

PRATT, KAs., April ga cyclone struck
the eastern edge Of this city yesterday
afternoon, demo ishing several house and
killing Mrs. William Fisher Many other
persons were seriously hurt by flying de-
bris. This is the second cyclone Pratt has
had this spring,
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Killed His Friend by Accid ent.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 27.-George
Mooney accidently SHOT and killed his friend,
G orge Hammersmtb, this afternoon,
while playing with Hammersmith's pistol,
which he thought had no cartridge in it.
Hammersmith was a popular young
iewalar
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Externinates His Femily.

CHICAGO, April PA special to the
DaiLy NelCs from st. Louis, Mo-, says:
ernst Kleeschultz to-day shot his wife and
two boys, aged and : years, and com
mitted suicide. Kleeschultz and his wife
separated two years aRo-"
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Murder at q Lun ber camp.

EASTMAN, Ga, April 21.-Michael John
son got drunk last night aud raised a row
with jesse Taylor, and killed him with a
knife at the Amoskeag Lumber Companys
camps. After he was cut Taylor shot john
son with pistol Johnson has been arrested
and lodged in Jail, charged with murder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-28
Names Confused.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 27.--The address
issued by the Southern Immigration Con-
vention, at Hot Springs, N. G., was pre-
pared and read by Col. j. Stoddard John
ston, of Kentucky, and not by Col john
son, Of North Carolina.
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LITTLE FLEcKs OF WAR.
a Russian Papers Plan for Prevent
ing British Interference.

a Russian Papers Plan for Prevent
ing British Interference.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 27.-The NouG
Vremyd says the present liberal home
policy Of the British Cabinet guarantees its
solidity, but it adds, the home secretary
may induce Lord Salisbury 10 revert TO an
anti Russian policy in the East. Consider
ing the possibility of such a contingency,
the paper says Russia's best course to pur-
sue TO counteract it would be to create
Central Asian difficulties for England.
AUsTRIA's RESERVES
VIENNA, April 27.-The lower house of
the Re eichsrath has passed bill giving the
government power to summon the reserves
and supplemental reserves in times of peace
under certain circumstances. A motion to
terminate the operation of the bill in
December 1890 was rejected by vote of 1888
TO 81; Count Won Wesersheimb, minister Of
the national defence, urging the necessity,
for state reasons, Of making the measure
permanent.
BODIES ILL TO EURoPEs PEACE.
LONDON, April %, A M-Gen. Igne-
tieff has been unanimously elected Presi-
dent of the Slavonic Benevolent Society of
St. Petersburg, in place of Gen. Durnavo,
who resigned. The election Of Gen. Igna-
teff has produced bad impression in
Vienna, and is considered to bode i'll to the
peace of Europe
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Seventeen Peneion Bills Passed

n. "AsHINGToN, April 27.-The House at
bfloo Nenlng session passed seventeen pension
Oilis' and. at 1880 O'clock. ndiourned
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TO BE RUN AS THE 7. U.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 27--From
the reports on the streets tonight, the pur-
chase of the Times Unlpn by the Netcs-
Herald seems to be generally believed. 1t
is said that the Nei0s- Herald will be dis
continued, and the business continued under
press franchises. The new combination
will have an entire monopoly Of the city,
and there is scarcely chance Of an opposi-
ton paper ever being started. One report
states So 900 as the price paid, and another
$65,0J0. One report says that the change
will take place Sunday. The parties inter
ested refuse to deny or affirm the rumor.
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BODIES ILL TO EURoPE's PEACE.
TWO PAPERS CONSOLIDATED.
The News-Herald Said to Have Bought
the Times Union.

PALATKA, FLA, April ga leading
politician here received private information
from Jacksonville to-day to the effect that
the News Herald Company Of Jacksonville
had purchased the Times Union plant, good
will and all for s35, 900. The gentleman's
informant says the scheme had been under
consideration for a month, and had just
heen consummated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-28
EMoRY's vERACITY IMPEAcHED.

He denied the truth Of the statement that
a certain refiaer Senator Emory, Of Penn
sylvanIa,l had been obliged to go out Of
busino,s, because, owing TO the discrimina-
ton Of The Standard Company, he had re-
ceived bad oil. On cross-examination the
witness stated that he had, personally, never
seen the oil that was given 10 Mr.. Emory,
but no knew all about it that ybody could
know who did not do the physical work Of
loadiup oil cars
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The sun., 1888-09-02

Opportunity ought not to be neglected in the case Of
tho orks spectnclos at the beacheS Paine Fire
O. London" A. Manhattan and Thsysrs "Tsting OF
They cannot last q great many weeks longer owners
Of Brighton Beach Rarosd tickets will be admitted
free to tho ThAy spectacle to morrow Labor Day.
The sun., 1888-09-02

bin Yesterday providing that NO goods the
product in whole OF In material part OF con /.
Wet labor shall be imported for the purpose Of
sale or trade. Tho amendment was rejected.
every DemocEat voting against it. and the Re-
AS to smuggling, l. have while here seen It
done almost daily. The prices Of ,woollen
goods are yery, cheap here. Cloth sufficient to
mako suit, OF black diagonal material, i saw
purchased, with the trimmings, for SIS. so; and
q flrst-class tailor agreed ito make It for So;
which suit could not be purchased In our
country for loss than $35. Veal was selling at
5k cents for hind quarters. and forequarters
at Az cents per pound: and the working people
meat every day. The same prices rule az to
other necessarles. Cotton goods cost about
the same rs In our country. II anything q little
higher. Pure liquor only il sold in Canada
and very cheap, a tumbler for i've cents. no
matter what Kind. whiskoy, gin, or brandy
Lager beer Is almost unknown, and believe
the French would XIII a German who at
temptSd. outside Of Montreal to start q brew
and that is why. no doubt, ex-Alderman Full
graf did not fly to Canada. OH yes. the climate
and soil are good and so are the people as a
rnlo; but for free air, not tainted with royalty.
give me my country, the United States Of
America, and truly elected. Presidentl
A. p. HINMAN,
$50 Tompkins avenue. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1888-09-02
Amateur Notes.

Bolles plays ino second.
Dyer IL q dandy at short stop
Premper needs practice in batting
Matchless' record-Won. IS; lost 2
Reilly 10 o dandy coacher and runner.
Actyss' record to date: Won, 10; lost l.
z Lacy is the great catcher of the Activea
Campbel Of the Actives is q dandy pitcher.
Beitz of the Brooklyn Club Is q strong batter.
Beadle of tho Brooklyn Club Ia a funny coachor.
Tho Hamltons will play tho Welcomes on Sunday.
DAILY pitches a strong game for the Black Diamopds
Jack McCann s leading the crack wntons in batting.
j. Lacy OF the Aotvea covers first base to perfection.
George Elder plays base for the Vernons
Al Long Island grounds to-day HArrowgates vs.
Tho S.yy blues defeated the Young Eagles by the
sShsn5 pitcher of tho Aome' of Brooklyn. dandy
Carr Of the Staten Island c. G. leads the Amateur
daies Of the New 70 York Fire Department. '''''
vs. S DlhSG hs q sfs sa d.y
.aa va % %s.1BssS
By the s, Of
y brootsa p'A' '' 'A'' ''f tho welcome 0'a'
The Columbia. wonld like like to hear from the Gordon
Columbia street
IN. sonssnts you'd like to h:s, from az nips. With
avenue Brooklyn.
A third esssmAn and nsldsF formerly Of the Nor.
e club
Sss ana ffadSe Fox
''s fSs s'' s ss's L.
Tho Estional Base Ball Club of Jersey City would like
f. hS. from all oub, With psyers under 10 ysaIs for
o4s Grove street. Jersey City.
The SPARTAN record; Won. o. lost 2 Tho spartans
captain, 67s FIFTH avenue, Brooklyn. - ''A'-'N
challenge any Club with psSes unaer Il ysars 10 psS
ban on their grounds 81 fhe clubs rroGnos- Joseph
Fix. Castleton Cornors Staten Island.
Tho Black Diamond Juniors champions of Harlem
viii DO pleased @ hear from all clubs with players un
&C.. 'ss SsSr0 Ths TsoyA S mpdsGnS sGrsfas aArsns
Young 1854 Madison avenue.
In the game between the Lakevoods and Msgnolias on
tsrs the fourth and nith inninIs pitching I Su, ssn
balls In the fourth and twelve IN the hh innink az
%oods Z: sssnoiina sa during 'ns game Scorer Lake
u The ssrnet,s having defeated the. Sycamore Jrx.
A6nEdons, and Rockl lands now oisim the champion,
AMP Of me Ninth gard for clubs with players under 10
sheahsn, captain, lo5 Charles street ~
The Athletics Of Mott Haven win bats with the
,ass vii sS rs M HSa. sna Sb 81 A. 70 oeSst
s9n grounds at lssth street and southern Boplsvsrd
s s% .ds 9Rsdrs sas aas az Cub n
manager, All Hast iSsth street " u'A"
To IaA HpnoH or TIE sUH--ssr: In your issue of
Ways catssiis ~ 'sns ssor. y h1 "a
Sssnsas H. 70 saS soss q
II favor Gr SSn!oISir Ehsn dsehion o. umpif.
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The sun., 1888-09-02
BICYCLES FOE sonDR&
a Corps Of the English Vslunf ~ eeeesAnl
About In Lively Eafen'


About In Lively Fan
The bicycle force that has zen organized
in connection with the Enelt volunteers 70.
Gently had its second field mtsuv1es' me niss
having been held at Eastt Rainy ana oie-
agreeable weather embarreed the troops On
each of these dates. but tb result OF the turn.
out has been very satisfeory. On tho recent
trials tho men covered ant 100 miles In forty
eight hours, hghtlnG. 9ating. and camping
BY the way. There wes sXentee3 Officers ana
vss s%mbes %sa reg
iments. The }oreeSas divided into two
bodies, one retreatina the other following
m mads A. 1sSSent n and other egbe points
Of Defence and tn puEsuers were COM GoiHpgghiea gin.
to halt dismqpnseeRRa eRsr out nlsinares n ns. az.
SSng bd aIsss %shs s.sS 1aST hs O. aaSsees GEss
re paTsuIpe uhas To for. and then could mount and
swiftly ride aw under cover OF ,itN ,hedGe sbt Sha
sssaaps sSa to the h S0g sseaer facility hen ths
urged BY ths bleyelers In favor Of the neY
trng ssea upon Bicycles could do
much more fectiye work without risk OF cap
tqre than T.n on foot ln these mhnGgVrss;; res;
three oiiices and twelve mon, they succeeded
In dolayin the pursucEs so that It took them
iess ~ 1bnUwo when no obstacles are interposed.
Three oihe retreatinG force dallied too long at
a bridgeand were. ridden down and captured
other loses. The CHEF difficulty experienced
WAS dw to the numter of parallel roads occa-
sionalF converging hat ran through the coun-
keep icouts constantly ahead picking up the
lay ofthe land and bringing in reports. to pro-
tect themselves rom the danger OF Icing
tirejy at a eonyersing point In q country with
one good pair, Rad and but few side reads TIE
success bi,ycie corps corps IN IN obstrpetlng Isa tho
bicycles Aave not yet been introduced In the
British regular army. but II their sucoess
that smilar corps will be organized In each
regula; regiment
The sun., 1888-09-02
Guild OF st. JameA
etAnbridge East Que
s1ssEE1ssrY FESTIVAL July Ii. pu0, % -,

Iimmediately thereafter went into training by
fasting. for intended to eat not the strawbor-
hplled them, and whether I did or not those
who were there can best tell you. Or you must
send ~ certain Sun reporter who was here
up the carly life. OF Chester A. Arthur, while In
fact ho was giving music lessons nnd singing
Ina conversation among a number OF Can
ada's best citizens which took place here In my
$sS t5s Essnd TssaIts 81 Ess trade With VS }SS
United States. and the great good that would
and that was the remarkable knowledge they
seemed 70 display as to what our Congress- was
aol6g dTd1cs One citizen Esmarfed that they could
tho United Statcs ard make rl,e o. money
thereby. raDlla lhnt they could not do that
Sss they could, that the Mills blll was. made
sasIsa a. aiRs = isa &c hi sfS s TAX
The sun., 1888-09-02
Constipation,

Utmost cases. is occasioned by neglect, and
ip cure is generally sought for in the use OF
Violent purgatives. These weaken me
bowels, so that they are less able to perform
their proper functions, and Chronic Oonstt
patton. or some disease more dangerpus, ID
the result. For any weakness or drango-
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effective remedy is Ayers Cathartc Pills.
They are pleasant to take, prompt y action
mild in effect, and eyeryway beneftiaL
W. II. Strout. Meadville, Pa. writSi was
troubled with constipation for yeFs. feY
boxes of Ayers Pills restored me y health.
have always found them prompt AM effeottyeeA
their action"
A. J. Forster. pauphin st.. Motfe. Ala. saysi
"For several years ! WAS atfiictA with consu-
patton and headache. After trypg number OF
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was al last cured by using AyertPils"
During the past two years Twas great Suf.
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debility. My skin was yellow, and had con
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failing. took three boxes u Ayers Pilih. anA
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inconvenience. In spite Of no uso OF vari0al
medicines, Al last I began bking Ayers
The sun., 1888-09-02

YLHysLAHn ArE. eL-Umpire GAffnoy rAisos . new
E6attlns: Z has been proposed 70 move the pitcher
t4et Ave feet 10 restore the old straight arm delivery
%ES Sass % sas toaI 'Ei5.: gt list Sahn.y Esni;
balm on one thrd nvsnsr than Il "a and, psoessary
Ssm oornsr 70 Corner says aann.y II he nysis
1Al doesn't increase batting enough reduce this sur
fAee TO u incheh and make the pitcher put the ball
fysr These change can Be put into enest during the
virtually decided aud their eaects carefully noted
YAnney s4yB that Suoh lively bail would 10 pAAt the
Rnsla op hfrd hits that easily stopped and be-
ne sataeldeEs enough to iners4ss ths 6ttng 50 Dor
Ss r 5a, SsSl.ro sa.s IL ssSs wOud s01id
tot ~ pennAnsAt Prsadens Wykod Of the 1sSociAton
S.s9i s as1Sa has already PROPOSED 70 make the Bsl
te.Is g b change in the Sunday srsuuds There
tot eIEe and looks the novelty OF going into me
eSaSs,ry @ see 6.i gains has away After next
as isgs.hsrS end ot the esn sSbysIisys rsfk
4psdi,ten and koenson isn't likely 20 90 Ro6by de-
Ss"s e saiS ~ to5 the trlp sndnot $50 per nOnIh,
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Windsor, for the nrst time in this City.
s.;::a sssG efy9s Ss s..: IN s.:
asss sis IN dA ss S sai
than that but the ago could not have
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Premier dAnseuse are scarce, and they como high II
sf Ss and s p.y aS q % a
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literally As gooe az she can be Al this OF
coquetry aud simulated bnshfuneRs has grown with
experience. and she tested II q little at time for
Of nS S "9H. @ @ si x. we@ y ns @
4. uncertain ON her first appeaIsnce " Amere. and
euled her Total paralysis must In that sase have 10
sSsn m0speSiArtsSu rS nef TOT aAnenE bn! 70 sSeh
sysIy Isbsaaor there Z ne inIglai osegrTsass q
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A IT, nrst actual novelty of tho SEASON the Pso-
pies win offer this week faIcieh AfAir with mull
fonnshill Jrs @ worE an; ana % %grisinsliy a Mans Acre
fiory reaA Of the discovery ot natural gas piece
OF land owned By the ioy herouo wl7 VIII be iinner
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ssS.iisd 4 once e "kdoaa .pa later q ysIogt other
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The sun., 1888-09-02
Indigestion

Is not only distressing complaint, OF Itself
but the parent Of many others OF much
more serious character. 1t interferes with
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weakens every function of the body. Nc
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Henry O, Hemmenway. Rockport. Mass, slys;
ayers Pills have benefited me wonderfully.
For months I suffered from indigestion and
headache, was restless at night, and had bad
taste In my mouth every morning. After taking
one box Of Ayers Pills. all these troubles
Disappeared,
my food dgested well. and my sleep was regular
and refreshing
A. A. WOsienbolne, Utica, N. Y, writes:
Whenever ! am troubled with Indigestion, I
take one or two doses OF Ayers Pills and am
promptly relieved"
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and am satisfied should not have been alive
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Roland L. Larkin. Harlem, N. r. certihes:
For long timo was u victim 20 Indigestion,
nausea, diEztness, aud heartburn, took
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The sun., 1888-09-02

Pills,
and hey have corrected ns eoStiss h4hik,s
asll " ~ pusgtll ~ psllsn ~ Msli1lA
The sun., 1888-09-02

Pills oas month. and uss completely cured"
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