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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-31

SALEM, Mass, May 6.-In the superior
criminal court the jury in the case of
Clarence NJ. Mason. charged with assault
with intent to kill, returned verdict of
guilty. Mason shot his brother-in-law,
James +. Trask, in Peabody March 4.
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RoLAND r. rArrEN. County Treasurer.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-31
SkoWhegan, Me
PROBATE NoTICESM

To all persons interested in either of ,
Estates hereinafter named.
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Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

ROLAND t. pATTEN. County Treasurer.
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BILLS OF COST.
MAINE-soMERsHT COUNTY.
County Teasurer's CfTce, tSkowhegan, May 29, 1894

II. T. pATTEN, County Trea.ur
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23
coxDxxsxD DlsrArOnEs.

The Democrats OF the fifteenth Missouri
district have nominated G. n. Morgan for
congress.
The Califoruia Populist convention 10 In
session Of Sacramento, but has not Jet be-
gun work.
The White 4 Kinney Shoe Company. Of
Chicago, has assigned. Assets, $4,000;
Liabilities. 10000
The Cumberland Presbyterian assembly,
In sosaiOn at Eugene, Or, decided that
women shall not b ordained TO preach.
The Pan-Amsrican bi-mstallic convsn-
ton, In session ct Washington City, 10 .
allure. only fifty delegates being present.
The cruiser Columbia made twenty-four
knots with natural draft on her deep sea
trial Thursday and ran steadily. This
beats the Cramps tsst by three knots.
Daniel Tracey, cashier OF the Great
Falls, Mont, National bank, who shot
himself Saturday morning by accident,
died Thursday night He leaves widow
and child.
During Republican primaries ct the
Dallas. COL, schooihouse Tuesday Q row
occurred in which James Mccaffsry was
killed by William Ryan. Half . dozen
others were wounded.
The National League for the Protection
OF American Industries 10 opposing the
item in the Indian appropriation bill for
the support Of pasochiai schools, amount
ing TO nearly 500, CO.
The Presbyterian general assembly on
Tuesday voted to put seminaries under
direct control of the church, which action
cuts OF Briggs school, tho Union Thso-
logical seminary. The assembly refused
to take action on brsckinridge, - did the
southern assembly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23
Changes In Ala TO Nav,x.t,e..

The Latest bulletin Of the United stats,
coast ana gsodetic survey contains notice
of the following changes in aids 70 navi.
CATION. etc.;
California - Humboldt hay - Buoy
ehanged-Souih spit buoy, RED, abou, on :
ard one-slxteen,h miles s. one-auarser Is.
from Humboldt Old Tower. 10 now shown
a. ann instead of . can nuoy q hereto
fore This affects chart s. 81
Oregon OF Coqaslle river - Buoy
novsa-The red nan buoy marked Co
guile il now shown on the bearings
Wash rocks SIX fhree-Quartsrs s.: Tup-
pets rock. Z. seven-eignsas q. This az
fesss CHART s.a7f.
o-<goa - Coos bay entrance - Brov
movea-The outside bar whissiinr eroy a
Coos hav is shown moved 10 the beaYinrs
Cape Araro light. =. by T. one-auartsr &. .
tsnsna rock. ESE This Affects charts
asss>t. 30 and s.0da
Nsshi1s.on--wiliapa hay-Suoy moved
--ksd auoy No. 10. upper end Of middle
Eraand. - aow shown on the bsarin n !:
wharf North cove toutsr end). w. one
ssgath : wharf Toxic point toutsr END,
=, oy W. Eve-eignihs w. This Affects
chart q lisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Taylor brothers, Missouri muY.
dsrers. have escaped They had friends
in the pursuing party.
Judge Chstlain, Of Chicago, will proba-
bly, be impeached for his rulings In the
PrenderEAst and election fraud cases. The
Prendergast case has bssn continued until
June Ii.
James Widdep. an old settler, was shot
and killed in Uintah county, wyo.. Tues
day by William Biodgctt. They had q
dispute over water rights. Thomas Wild.
DEP. son, was seriously wounded.
Silas Giltillan, . young merchant of
Green Bay, Ala. hearing that his fancco.
Miss Lewis. had died OF typhoid fever.
went 10 her home Tuesday aud blew his
brains out The girl Was not dead. but
viii die from the shock Of the suicide.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23

Il Ohanoe Tor TAsm % Win Fame anA
0eaey In tasmania.
TACOMA. Nay N-FSpeciai. 1EFir wood
choppsfs of the Northwest are to be
matched with the champion Tasmanian
ard Australian axmen. In accordance with
the following challengs. which has bsen
recsived By the Puget SQUAD Lumbernaa:
"LAraosk Tasmania. March 10.
.In your issue Of September. 1893 you
msntion the United Australasian Axmsn's
Association. and also the fact That you
have splendid axmen il the Pacific North.
west. Now these latter are just what W
want to reach, because We want to induce
the best men among them to come and
ses II they can compete with the Tasma-
mans and Australians IN wo0d-chopping
contests. We hold our next annual exhi-
bition ct Ulserstons. Tasmania, Noven-
bar . and - next. Tor which incloss .
programme We aFo offering liberal
prizes, and II two competitors come from
the Pacific Northwest-and come proving
BY reference from You that they
represent your counsFy IN these oontests-
We will guarantees them IS ($l25l each for
two; besides we win give free entry to eli
contests. They win have % meet
our champions on level tsrms in the
championship contests. but II they enter
in the handicaps they would got starts
from our best men. Private matches
could also b arranged.
The above Offers ere, I think, fair and
liberal. and trust you will uss your best
and sawysrs to cone and take down tho
Tasmanians. Further information BY
next mail. III. A. NIcHoLa,
Manager D. a. A. A., Latrobe.
Two expert woodchoppsrs will b ~
lectsd from the Pacific Northwest, among
whom, e 10 stated, thsrs arr men who for
m hours test at least can defeat the cham
pion axmen Of the world. Some Of these
woodsmsn can s3w OF chop tree 30 that
Il will fall IN any d16irsd direction, and In
fact, Il 10 said they can drive stake in the
ground and then fall the tree % that Il will
drive the stake out Of sight into the
nd
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DOWNFALLOF PERIRR
II TrsnsA Ministry Resigns
u : Trivial Protcxt.
sEEaaipaolvoLAD or THE CHANCE


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There 10 no better rests astwsen Cafesso ana
~ Paul taaa tass cf TIE Marta " eslara tine.
noae ssoss direct. saers solsaay aaa sass;xa.
Tally constructed. easisped with Eae coaches.
ssesrsag. pssscs, nrArsmsa &ad dsning cara
or operated with greater vigilance "a fsxinstak-
taS care fr tho safety aud csnfart Of tss passss.
ssrs Tbs pirate compartment sleeping car cs
unusual elegance and flash. ts watch al tie
privacy os eas's oxa srartmeas - secured ar IL
csssr~ds TIVE or nsors compartments eaH be Goa.
nses<s se s9fss The buffet library car srs braces
ssr&rzaas sszeksnx salean. faratsnes with sasy
essffs writing essks, . wess-seiees~d library of
standard aaa repGiAs works, saias ecsks aaa
enfssas p<fts<tic %. wsll-stceSei ha1et a bar
o<r's ssers e&sa ressa and an apartment log
!sxxaxA Az of tasse cav we're especially csex-
s;facssd Zee ssss train ia sas e<sf passsals man
nsf Eaesasssssss cosveasenes ana are coaascsed
~ vsssaesisAa platforms. rermisssax really pss4.
sgs sroza aGs 10 sAssrcx. ~ IN asaxtsneats "a
sasss. Tie srssssss o, heasfax. ventilation,
aghsisx xaa sassfrsc eusmasseaxssa are I'll a.
rertsss ss ysss. BE. Al n<ass ass ssyrea Ia stn.
las eass "a ssate IAsss alasnx care are ara
ssca, sat sosafsrtsass. aae TIE saisias and
sssvtes are II AL rsspecss ssslrssy uasxeepsioo-
seSs ". esskss, fse~s scana axsas, sa III
SEssyy strs~& ssAssiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23
DROwNED wnILE FISHING.


BroA Wyatt 0ssn - Disappsar beneath
the Wsves ~ HE keen- Mass.
James East reported TO Capt. Brennan
@ police headquarters last night that Fred
WYATT aged 81 years. was drowned on the
tide aats near the corner Of Commercial
and Charles streets at 0:1S o'clock by fall
ing out OF boat.
Wyatt. WAS Eats room mate, and at
7:S0 o'clock In the evening borrowed
East's boat to 90 ashing. East came to
the city. but on returning homo was In
formed BY one Of his neighbos that the
man who had been In the boat had been
drowned. He SAID that he heard cry for
help, and on looking ont on the water saw
near the boat two arms reaching out OF
the water. Before assistance could STRIVE
the arms had disappeared. The boat be-
longed to East, % there can BE- no quss-
ton about the identity Of the man who
lost his life.
Wyatt vas IN Englishman, unmarried,
and had lived in Seattle seven years. He
WA . member OF the Coast Seamsn .
Union, and worked on the barksntine
Skagit last November and the schooner
Huensms last March. An effort was made
last night to locate the body.
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The Watches Of "a. Night

when OF the repeated kind experienced By per.
cons troubled vith tnscmnta, soon bring about
an aiAfnins condition Of the nervous system
fha shaking hand, confusion OF the brain
ispsss Of memory and loss OF appetite indicate.
with tsrfihls rreeision. the rsvsgss produced
By loss OF sisSp. which if arrsmedied muss
destroy msasal equilibrium altogether No
better and thorough nervine exlsts than
ho.tstter's stomach Bittera Common sense
snS experiences pctns TO lie early and steady nse
In esses OF fasompsa IL stssagfhens weak
aud rsssxss the tsnsicu OF oserstssiaed nervsx
which. ~ The war. q resort 10 aamedieAtssi
sumalaats will never do permanently. while
The altar sdect of such exoissnts 10 ncst presx.
dseiaL Nnasr tss influence OF this eeafgn In.
vigarsnt appetite. atxsstioa saa s.exp return,
and bodily sem!ort and health are aiks pre-
meted u ~ iavsiuaele In ehllis ard ssxe-,
liver complaint, constipation. rasanatsc and
kidney tsoGese
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23

Tbs question Of this union joining With
the Tacoma Trades Council ia the ceIsbra
ton Of Labor day ~ the Inssrstass fair.
70 b held 81 Tacoma, was referred to
amaassd unions. to b reported back 70
thia union ~ early ~ possible. Secrets
ries are requested TO attend To this ~ early
- possible and report 10 Mr.. Middleton
the action taken in this matter. The SEC
rotary Vas Also instructed TO write 70 the
Tacoma Trades Council for further infoy-
nation The question Of holding . state
OF sntsrssass labor congress 1t Tacoma.
smnsdiasssy altar Labor day, was laid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-23
rRov1DEso. HOSPITAL MOTIFS.

A. NJ. Speights, . wsll-known printer, 10
Ill at the hospital with rheumatism.
Representative Roscoe, Of Snehomish,
who has bssn III ~ the hospital, has re-
covered.
There ID very little typhoid fever In the
city and only one case at the hospital, yet
the few cases are malignant
Lieut. A. B. Spsysrs, who accidentally
shot himself on the United States steam.
boat Yorktown, will be discharged from
the hospital In . few days and viii 20 to
San Francisco
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NEWS - 11n sRALn1A
new - Dsnsx ounnas Was Asss-xAa
All1s Algasss sesssss.
vrcro1zA, Ms0 2-Capk Miner, of ~
Hsnxy Dsnnis, returned home By The En-
psssA and thus describes the loss Of thsa
vessel:
..IAs H1nry Dsanis US Lot On AYril
1lat Sahanu iszanA. We were trying "a
make harhoe In foG. and ran on . rssf
We aos away and tbs wind later drove the
vsssel o. he ~ and her keel was
pounAsd 0us q passA She virtually split
In tvo, astheush uhen ! sold her shs va
stu ciinxtng tcsseAes. Ne wsrs
IN hard time getting 70 that
port The japanese transportation
company trfod BY every means in ito
power 20 beat ne, and with our baggage
and seaIskius ve had pretty tough time
Of IL None OF the crew came back with
me-, bat remained ~ ship on other schoon-
era / let's my seaiskins in Hakodate,
there to await orders from Seattle. I
hated 20 see the Dennis go. for abe WAS .
good vessel and haa sailed her fOr many
. mite.
vAxcouvxz. b c.. Nay 21-Ths steamer
Empress Of India arrived from the Oriens
today with this news:
Fourteen sailors of the American sealing
schooner Edward 4 Webster musinisd
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s..s.~..s = 60 ~ ..ss.:...-~-s
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rs..h.d voras.,.. 60 s.h.~ss Tn.
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49, =. - sp.a css,u 49,. ro o'ao'
$780, az. -" sas 80 s c Ss1ss. ~ =
49, n -. Wy .oa1 s = ~. 49,
$500 l ,snn,. nil.s .uu 80
.-' -. Ae" Sos'1 p1a - -
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Ivy. nv. osu us..ueu loI DerinS ses
=. lslcs .no n.vs As' AoAons"A iof
sue nol'n. nsy. ven .ne
psu sunuoe' wu 90 al poss'o,e
assiss ,nipvroekeo seaiers' = Well
. snIorce me reguiataons' tnere having
ven many oisasssls 20 the nees on the
Usn:1 s'oe. ane loss OF tho scnooners
nosls oparkss Cnsriosse, Mascosss, Matte
turner ana henry Dennis - nov GER
fanny Known; wrecka9e from the SPARKS
ana turner having driited ashore. fully
confirms the report Of their destruction.
BAN FRANcIsco, May 2-Privats ad-
wees rom the sealing nsss conurm the re-
port Of the loss Of the American schooner
Mascot. The Matte I. Dyer put into
YsmadA Japan. ON April q, to repair her
Jiostay. She nad 90 skins on board. and
reported the Allie l. Agar with go skina
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MINERALS ON UNsUKvxYKD LAND.

ToLr, May 20, 1894
To THE kpfToR. Ii A settles on unsur.
veysd government land. can q. : rroe-
pector. tils placer claim on the improved
land or any part Of said land and take il
away from A? ANXIOUS HoMEsrEApxx
The prospectof for mineral can lie q
mineral claim and apply for patent, at
which time the actual settler can file 4
protest and apply for hearing to determine
the character Of the land. Ii proven min
erai land IA paying quantities. the mineral
claim win hold
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1our Tokyo papers have besn suspended
tor Publishing violent ant,-forsign articles.
Several members Of the international
anarchist society who drew lots 70 go Who
shouid explode bombs have been arrsstod
q Paris.
In the house Of commons Tuesday Sir
George Trsvsiyan moved the second read
Ing OF the Scotch local govsrnmens bill.
The motion was adopted without division.
The British cruiser Pallas left Hongkone
April y In search Of the missing vessels
Aoranshire and Blair Athols. Thsse two
vessels sailed from lava six months ago
with sugar for Vancouver. and nothing
has been heard Of them since the day Of
sailing.
A party Of Brazilian insurgents number.
N2 men, who did mot escape from the
Portuguese warships, on board Of which
they sought refuge After the surrender Of
Admiral CANA, arrived ag 81. Vincent.
Cape Verde Islands, Tuesday, on their way
to Portugal.
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REAL ESTATE sALxs.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1854. are ~, 1884, los. There were filed for
record yesterday deeds. the considera-
tons aggregasing $2a. SOL. Following il
the list ~ furnished by Osborne. Trempsr
& Co, abssractors Of title. lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
d. w. Cross ct al to s. r. Rathhun. M
sw ne ne -. IS. 8. az acres, $2.o0o
West Coast Improvement Company "a
r. Johnson, lot ~, block 81, Gilman Park.
$a7s
Sheriff to A. ]. Johnson, nv - 1, cs. 8.
S7il5 >
Va ". perrigo to ]. johnson, . \ - nv
l., y. 8, $1,000
r. r. Abel TO J. II. Reed, block 7. Hia-
watha Park. 81.
West Coast Improvement Company IN
9. 6Faedei. lot =, block 4, Gilman Park.
tl0a
Louisa krAus to Peter Hiilsn. lot IA
block s., Gilman Park. $500
A. II. Mead 10 sheldon Alien, sex of NV
=. sec IL. q. 4 and Others, &i4,o0
Francis MeSatt TO David Coiner. lot Is
block 4. South Park heights. 500
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Il aAxxa m, 1lay IA sssjsss no
eeusso1 hao to1ay, u vhAeA So
Gen1 - 800 ao3usuA. Bvsg sfnel
- nts0 slass1 ths Untsa c.
onwnnng - houe nomo Den . uoe1
sodaona - - eotstss. Nothtng ~
- anniaDe q ~ - eoslkssD, ~ Iii
evmin9 = - - enmo ftom wesk thsJ
wUe - . - - sGsf1nss ed tFusaiiy
hon1w 80 - g 9 1saso 1.e9A oon1
oouehs eAestos = - eeopsnys ofBee. cd
bas5sooAo1 - Aeess ~ vindeus VIA
oBeo Ansn6tnsA 1n1s ely $500 - ~
1usy q - Deh 1hs 1oe0 wesl
botoeuod = end - Victims -
upoa. Deojam1a HsoAssfngesa "a
pouadod }nto inoooofhfuty. IA
wned Cu0minW - snvaes1y bee>en
md ssverai oebsg msn roughly handed.
Tho shos19 ag53vod ehfe svoutngs md atsel
oUoaRinG u doQuties went - he minez
onA dtnpovDe1 aho noh
Dr. AsxsA Msy 0.-Nsyes Hiliis 70
Dag - > eo0nitaes - sestkisg mtnsss
and asksd thas thsy psrmit enough coal
- - niae1 - kssp Shs watss works 90
jae. Ths mtssss said thsy would not pse.
mis- Il The wsose Wegks will b shut
Down Thursday.
LxAvUwosxm. KAn.. Nay 2-1hs
LssvsnvOsth Coal Company Last night
announsed - IT, 20 miners voluntary
inesoase n the psscs q mining a " csnsl
pr ION. s6setive todsy. This makes the
pstcs 81 LIZ foe eoai screened. The Home
mins sansunssd a iscssass of 10 esnta
~ ton fer misc run coal, making the
prizes - cents. which h the same - ei-i2h
sfsss the eel hes bseu Over che screen.
Ths HONE shsft smpioys 10 men, and
both mines aro getting more orders than
thsy ean al. running - fail capacity. This
mfneu ass Jubilant. The kansas 4 Tsxas
Compsny hos NOS decided what IL will do.
An tnsfeass 10 it, local miners would
mean . similar sdvsaes q oil iss shafts
where thero II nov trouble. The Leaven-
worth and Home shafts took agsrsssivs
etsps - prevent recusrsnes Of last sum-
nsr's waikou1 A. the advanced prics
about tuc thirds u the miners viii maks
from 967b 70 - day. There y no peoba-
biiaty Of stsike.
FnoeTpU1o. Nd, Nay A-Ihe etfikieg
miners heSsabout Ase nos tntssSssing With
ncn-union men % work n the Hoffman
mtnse. The Consoltdatsd Coal Company
hao had intune4ione issued agatnet Wilson
and about slightly Of The stfikssA Bightssn
sticks Of dynsmies have hssn stolen from
the Savage Mountain Fire Clay mino. near
ffostbure. The telegraph line between
TFoetbufG and The Carries mines has bssu
cus twice. Letters written IN red INK,
illustrated with skull and cross bones Wsre
oent 70 The minssa
la TDops, Pa. May 44-The attompt 10
Coal Company vae met By uRly oppoettiou
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Land pa4snlD vers received at the land
once yesterday foe The following eisissas:
William G. Whisa. Mary O. Wager. Bsno
Oswan4. FraAk y. Bloom, Frank r. Dol
lon. Ole Rue, James Loushsad, Matthias
BafgquisA Andrsv AcDonald, Peter J.
Ciazka. Jerome B. Hardsman, Oliver II.
6prs&us. John = Smith, William Boyd.
Alsxandsr Harpsf. Snyder Reed. William
=. Jones'. Daniel Jones. Robest Thomson.
John Dohson. Thomss Gibson. Waiter
Saxby, August Schmidt, Knus Anderson,
Benjamin Fulton, Edwin Holloway.
Fahssn 1eslol. Robert Wheeler. Martin
Engwali, Charles B. Dawson, Thomas
Dooysr. Edward Walsh. Peter Hay, IT,,
George w. Trssn, William johnson,
Nathias n. 6chuusf, Joseph J. Lspins.
William R Psarsali, f., Ole o. Land,
Daniel l. Coolidge. Edward MoRaik Sal.
vatoEs Dc Bitondo, Jacob Easel.
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TAse!'s detective service: essaAli,hed
tssnty-cne years. Chamber Of Com msrcs.
farsisad. ". 81 ". Rarnss. Manager.
Other eshcss; 81 I~ea;s. ses YORK, Cat
cage osassE. ksnsas Caty, 81 fsal
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

NERVOUS DEBILITY s s.". "a ana e:
tuso . speciality. This dlstlnguishe1 doceee's
cess In cases u this chAractsS hes ben really phs
nomenAt.
vnIrNN MEN Hyou havs indulged IA early
4VOINO MCAN tndiscresions and Is . couse-
auence are anlicted with exhaussing drama, pinl-
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MlDDLE-AGED MEN s s.sS. e. 3; s, ssr
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Qusns urtnatiea and sediment In urfne. oessn
accompanied By loo II vtgoe and power and I'm
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Guilty ignoraas Of the cause, whsch b The second
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KIDNEY AND URINARY Go n
painful dificult. ~ ffsqusnt milky OF hIoody
urine unnatural dtschafUes speedtly cured
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