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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
The Danger of Showing Too Much.

IJOnQOn CnTOIliCle' z.ou
 A young man employed in an oyster shop has lost his situation-and this be- cause he gave prompt answer to his em- ploycr's eager question. The empower had six lively little land turtles which at tracted much attention as they wander ed aimlessly about the WlnooW; ne nainted a large white letter on the back of each of the shells, and put up a no- tice to the effect that whenever the t,, tnrt ties got into such relative position that inc letters spelled oyster he would present half dozen natives to every one who was looking on. Then, he De, came frightened lest the mystic wor9 should occur too often. and covered reams of paper figuring out the odds. He gave it up at last, and was about to re- move the turtles when his most accomp- lished oyster opener informed him that the odds were TO to l against the com bination. The turtles are still in the Will dow-but the oyster opener has gone. Such knowledge of odds, the employer thought. could have been acquired only by years of betting experience. It IS not wise to be too wise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
Treatment of Orphans in France.

A subject is just now being agitated by the French press which sooner or later, it is believed. will come up for adjust ment in the Chamber of Deputies. Every year the French taxpayers contribute ~, assistes." or orphans and foundlings, who have become public charges, and 1t is all legged. by the papers which have led In sistance Publique' that most of the mon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15

rheasants. These. with giant spiders and some other curious natural history, specl- mens. made up a menagerie which any body might be proud of as good Will ol- ferings. but which was, at the same time, rather embarrassing to a man who does not keep a geological garden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-15
Every page of every issue of
 THE DELINEATOR
gives out its fund of pract

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 There's nothing in Home-fxing, from attic to cellar that is not described clearly and practically in The Delineator.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
Muslin Underwear.

At 0c-lO0 dozen Ladies' Shirt WAISTS,
made of white crose-bAr lawn, French
back and Bishop sleeves. reduced from
us to Sc.
At Sc-Ladies' Drawers. made Of hne
cambria, umbrella shape, trimmed with
deep hemst!tched tucked ruffie. usual
value sc.
At N.0O-Ladies' Gowns. your choice Of
several different styles, made Of cam
lar value us and NN.
At 75c-Ladies' Petticoats. made Of COL
ored Bingham, umbrella shape, deep
flounce finished with three small ruff
hes, actual value SIS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
ILLUMINATED GOLF BALLS.
Enthusiasts Play in the Dark by
New Invention.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


New Haven, Conn.,, July 13.-Lovers Of
golf who are here to attend the State tour
nxment late last night made an experiment
which may revolutionixe the game. They
tried the merits Of an invention made by
Doctor Henry McManus OF Hartford. by
playing with golf balls dipped In phospho-
Tescent Oil and sulphur. and the test proved
satisfactory to some extent. On the night
OF July and experiment was tried on the
Ardsfey. golf links. when the balls were
dipped In phcsphorescent paint.
Last night Doctor McManus first painted
tine balls with sulphide Of calcium, this
bringing out q luminous white, and then
kept the balls illuminated longer. so that
they resembled balls Of silver. In the dark
they could be seen very well when freshly
two hours. and some very Icing drives We're
made. The scores made were as good as
those usually made in daylight by average
players. No moon was out.
The luminosity OF the balls usually lasted
about three or four minutes, though they
were distinguishable in the dark to some
extent after i've minutes had expired. The
holes were also painted with this phos-
phorescent preparation, and most of the
playing was done in this way, without any
other light. The balls were re her greasy
after being painted, but they could be ham
died without one burning his hands with
the sulphur. ETC.. In the composition. Doc
tor McManus said to-day that he would
continue his experiments. and he felt that
in time he would get preparation that
would keep the balls illuminated for at least
an hour.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
Millinery.

. dozen, q styles. new ligirt-welght
Summer Felt Outing Hats. the new
idea for outing. all the rage DAst Ask
to see them.
p. X. Hats. for wearing With white
dresses. are very pretty. We keep Q
splendid assortment.
About IS Trimmed Hats left. Prices
Is the price-the choice your own.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
Black Dress Goods.
Ribbons.

Decent Fancy Ribbons. . nice iine OF
patterns-at. yard. &c.
Fine Chiffon Taffeta Ribbons. very soft
SC piece-for Monday only-our No. /
Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbon. 10
yards-per piece, SC.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14

Metropolis, H., July l3.-A company has
been formed OF local men here for the pur-
pose Of sinking q shaft in search of coal.
A practical coal miner has been engaged.
and yesterday began work on a farm four
miles from here. He thinks the Indications
are that q go9d VEN viii be found. Massac
County has no coal miaeA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
Reduced to One-Half the
T1arket Prices.

These Refrigerators are the
finest and most perfect food
preservers ever made. Examine
them Monday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
Cured Of pre.chial Trouble.

cago. says: 81 suffered for years witt
bronchial trouble and tried many kinds o
medicines without relief. until began TAX
ing Foley's Honey and Tar, which curet
me"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14

from
the
Isle
of
Pines

Have got rested after their long
journey and are quite inclined
to try to tell about It. They
are just at the age when
one can train them to say all
sorts of pretty phrases, and it
is interesting to hear them
chatter to themselves in the
most good natured way. What
pets they will be. and only
1896, where you'd expect to
pay at least $1,000. More than
half of them have found new
homes already. You'll find
them in the basement south
end.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
White Goods.

yards especially good Ike
cases India only
1910.
375 pieces Imported Dress India Linen, 15c
See Plain White English Oxfords zoe.
pieces o Imported only
highly English
special bargain in 12yard bolts clio
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14

Newspaper strike 1t COLUMBUS, O.
Columbus o., July l2-The strike or the
writing and mechanical force at the Press
Post ONCE because Of difficulty with the
management, continues. although there is a
prospect that an agreement may be reached
No paper was published to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
Laces
and Ladies' Neckwear.

Great are the reductions in Ladies' Sum-
mer Neckwear and Laces.
P. X Stocks. with Buckles, reduced
from Soc to Csc each.
p. X. Stocks. with colored ties. reduced
from Soc to 25c each.
Automobile P. X. Ties. white and col
ored, soc value, Csc each.
White Lace Fichus, reduced from s1.5O
to 75c each.
1000 yards Plat. Valenciennes and
Point Paris Laces, ~ to inches wide.
at half price. &c yard.
900 yards Plat Valenciennes and Point
Paris Laces, 2ts to inches wide, at
half price, 10c yard.
White and cream Allover Laces, for
waists and yokes, reduced from 85c to
4sc a yard.
White and cream Allover Laces. reduced
y from S1.50 to 73c a yard.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
Hogs
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There was no cattle market. the only
offerings Of any importance being two
helfePs, averaging s9o, price Ss.2; and
Two cows. weight $50 price s2.75. These
came IN in a car OF mixed stock from
7. ". Bay, ef Cerwin. and said strong.
Hs2gEs & Courtney. OF Lamont, o. T.,
carried eh The top price yesterday with
q car sf mediums OF very good quality
and selling straight
BrenlseIt & Peoples. of Deer Creek. sold
out q h0ld-over lead OF mediums at the
top Of the bBik
NJ J. Courtney. Of Eardin, was a seller
early Of a car load OF light hogs at a
strong msrkst price.
". 4 DonHeil. OF Haven, sold out his
car OF lights at good upper bulk price.
T. ". Bay, ef Cervin. had IN a mixed
car. the hogs being lights and selling at
good figure
M I'd Kelley. Of the well known firm
OF Kelley Bros, Corwin, was in person
With a ear Of fights. which sold straight
az & price which was strong for their
weight ard cless.
sam H Elliott, OF Winfield; D. Nc
Naghten, Of Eewkirk, and Dunnaway &
Gregory, Of Tonkawa, were late arrivals
with cars Of coed hogs, which came in
TOO late % hnd the buyers
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, tops. s. g; bulk Of sales, s. S.
To-
weighed u For the day previous. tops,
IS 50; by.lA.. -. 1918. .s7la; average weight,
n; receipts 1880. For Saturday Of the
previous week. tops. $50; bulk, S5-7olI5 -s5.
average weight, 90. same as yesterday;
receipts. 5l9.
The reads brinzin in the stock yesterday
we're: AtchisOn. 6; Missouri Pacific, ?,
and Frisco, l.
The total receipts OF hogs the past week
we're 515s; for the previous week. 1855;
the averag ge weight for last week was
~ pounds ard for the week before IA
The tops for last week were 500, paid on
three days. ana the same tops were paid
the previous week. on one day. The low
point for tops last week was S. S, and for
the week previous. s5.S2iz. The receipts
increased last week and the market tone
has Seen On the average about steady
with a strong, active demand.
TIE review Of the week by days IS as
foiieTs: Monday, tops $50. bulk. s.s5
G5 s755: average weights. 21S; receipts,
so. Wesnesssy. top, E.s5; bulk. s5.T-l5
81 s1fs. average weight. 234; receipts S9f.
thursday, tops $500; bulk. S. 5.S7is15 e5;
average weight 212; receipts, loss FRI
day ard Saturday. as above
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Kansas city.

Kansas City. No. June 2s.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. IfG. market unchanged; native
steers. s4 7E75.S Texas and Indian
steers, =. .a5E5. g5; Texas grass steers, S3.l5
e54l5: Texas cows. g. -65s3-15 native cows
and heifers 50 2.TBG5 10; stcckers and feed
ers. s.S8475; bulls. Ss-e0Qi.75' calves
3 51a5. %.
Hsgs-Reoeipts. 5ooo; market steady
with Fridays close; bulk OF sales, s. s5lf
soa. heavy. S. .eofs 10; packers. S. sols 90;
mixed, S5.s5Fs %. light, s5.7565-s5; yorkers
3 5ofS 90; pigs. 3. .sQIs.G.
Receipts. SO; market steady;
muttons s. Ws7f.75; lambs. Sf.59a5 .e5;
grass Texans. s. 1855 -
Chicago.
Chicago. June Sc sttIe-Rec o0os
nominaliv steady; good 20 prime steers.
e segs6. o.; poor 20 medium. st.s1a5 .;
steckers and feeders s2-574 s.; COWS
n 2: bulls. g sofz 60: calves. - SOS m;
Tezss 81 steers -. = 3s .foi Texas grass
ers. g -50s5s ls. Texas bulls, SZ-5s43.71
Hegs-Recel pts u. .os1, Monday. 52o05 es-
tfrnateS. left ever o1d- market STEADY 70
strong top, s@; naked and butchers.
g GssgS ~. coed tho choics heavy, 8 ~
IS -; rousht hsavy. s5.s555- e; ight- s Sd
- 1s1z: bElk of sales s5.s 75.11
Sheep-Rsceipss 2.9e3, market weak,
fair 70 choice mixed. s. 3soG5s7. western
sheep. s. 7sz9s g., yeariings. g sr74ss rz-
tivs lambs S-555.loi western lambs.
sf5aT5 Ie
Eeceipts fey Two weeks. comps-e6-
This wesk-Cattls. $500; hogs. 1s1. Co.
sheep. 7sooa
I.sst wsek-CzttIe. 50 40; hoes. Iss SO,
shesp, slSoe.
81. Louis.
s. Louis 1fs-. June 2s-Csttle-Recei1ts
20: market steady. besf steers. 3 nos
stocksrs and feeders. s1.s 5f--5. Texas
steers, s3-seas.oes cows and he-fsrs, g--5Ss
Eo<s-Recsipts. 2oc. market steady.
pigs ard lights, x-s-sfs 'o; packers 3 e3
- -. butchers. 3 ot8sE
sseep-Receipts. 10; market generally
weak zr1 unchanged.
81 JOSEPH
St Joseph. Tuue -s.-Cat-le-Recsf7t
= NzrEes nominal natives g 51Hs s1-
cevs ara hsifsrs. s. 5e75 81. buus an5
stsEs. = FsGS -. stocEe-s s-6 feeders.
6 -sa4 81, vesls s. EEs5A
Ecgs-Rscepts. sI2k Market 3 csats
lower. light ard Light mixed g SIS 1g-
medium ard hazvy. $ - 2s-Ls. plEs. Ss.r
- - sunk. = s1A 80 -
s.ese-Rss~ipts. 81. Market nominal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

meeting after whica the work q con
seruction VII 5e actively ecnmerced and
pushed through 20 completion
As % the Uvs5s grade osntest row
pending il the fe6e-sl court a. Carson
City. the senator said he hoped for : "a
vCrable decision. bgt should II Be agsicst
the san Pedro company It would not
make particle Of si1erencs n the gen
ersl pisns
The Desert News Savs: Fen 4 semi
oHcisi sourcs cones the news that with
In the nszr fev years salt lake Citv
VII become the railway csater q ths IN
re--cuntzlR reSscn. As sson as Tbs
Hartman ard Could interests have se--
feotsd their Fisas 80 the authority states
and the sane sre n seed raining crssr.
fhs uaien ssa&cusrLsrs VI be transfer
red 70 Salt Lake. 50 thzt tie as-sirs of tAs
Oregon short Ll7e the o-rson Railway
and NaviEztio1 eca aPany. tAe Southern
Pacific sad the P.rSat TEses Psel,c svs-
ten can he directed srcn = ssutrsi poiat
This mevs- it IS statss. hzs ssea n cen
tenipiston f0r s0ze tiHs BY TIE Ualsa
Pscise e1cisis.
77,st-- E---f. ss1sv-a-.z - - ,w...r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

New YORK. June 27-fCloss- Money o.
cal frn. az per cent Prime mercaz-
tile paper sfz p7r cent S-erl-- -z-
change nominal wh ac-Isl nrsiness in
at s. Els for 81 days, posted rates }4 $50
~ coumerC.al eil5- 81 s4 A5. sil-
v-r certificates uoT1lus-ls. Sc. nar silver.
s.c Mexican dollars. s-ssr sLsre bonds
inactive. rslroaG BONDS Er1. Govern
r-ent bonds strong; -e-l11l1g twcs. rg-
is-sre5 IL, co-pa1. lSi. trrers. regis
terhd l-ss; COUPON lrs-. nav t0rrs reg
-s-s-si lss. COUPON, -. Old f.-rs r.rs-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
WILL BUILD ROAD
senator Clark peaks Of Road Fro'
salt Lake 20 Les Angeles.

senator Clark peaks Of Road FrsTn
salt Lake 10 les Angeles.
self Lake. June Ex-senator William
a Clark OF Goztana president q the
San Pedro, los angeles and ssit Lake
ranu I'D. arrived in This c.ty today from
NoHtanA Senator Clark comes To salt
lake Tor the Parose CT attending a
meeting ofthe directors ofthe san Ped
r. roa6 which VIII held here Monday.
During the 5av Senator Clark was in
conference with Senator Kesrns Of Utla
=. J. Kerens cf ST. Louis j. Ross Clark
a Los AnFe es ard oshsrs Identified with
sae new road.
in aa Interview this evening Senator
Cark decr red most emphstca5y thsr
tie roat ccanectilg salt Lake snd Los
Angeles weul5 he 5uilt EverTthlnS r.
latiag q H-snclsl arairs be SAID. had
s6T been accomplished contracts
h5 beer ist for rreat deal of engineer
W r1S end coasl5e-sl6Ie equipment had
been ordered Definite a1d fraI
Hl-Hs VIII be decided upon At Mondays
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
STEADY ID L0HER
Dull and Draggy Day and The
Quality Fair
TOPS REST ON S5.85
No Cattle Market = General
Review of Week

The hog market yesterday was teady
10 = shade lower, along with the Kansas
City tone and market and the general
influences controlling at al the hog cen
te-s. II was 4 light Gay everywhere, and
Il was not unexpected thar this psint
should suffer a slight reacrien from the
heavy run Of the day before, Friday. The
quality Of the sale hogs was generally
common, except the tCp load. which was
extra good. but did not have the weight
The last Santa Fe delivery yarded three
cars OF very fEe hogs, but et last re-
ports they were Unsoid, having arrived
too late Tor the market Il was a dull
day, although the dsuisnd. during the
actual trading vas good. and hogs reach
ing the yards AT that time Wodld have
sold al right enough. But the poor
quality and the slack line q offerings
made the buoyancy OF trade a thing n
name o1ly. Ths hoia-oveT hogs from
Friday night ard al early offerings sold
out well
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE-
ST. JAMES ASSOCIATION 2O ST. James Budn2 Cincinnati Ohio
Free to the Babies!

The Eastern Manufacturing Co. OF Chicago will pre-
sent every baby under year of age in this county
One Solid Silver Baby Spoon with the babys given
name engraved on same. You do not have TO pay one
cent buy anything to get this spoon. The Eastern
Manufacturing Co. large manufacturers and iobbers
of jewery and silverware and have taken this method
of advertising their goods Instead of spending thou
sands of dollars for magazine advertising they have de-
cided to give it away direct TO consumers.
THE NEW RACKET has been made distributing
agents for Wichita. Bring your baby to their store.
give its name and age and you will receive one of these
beautiful silver spoons, all engraved. Free Of Cost.
This is cheap article but solid silver of elegant
design. While at The New Racket don't fail to look
over the elegant line of The Eastern Manufacturing
Co.'S goods on display
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New Terk. JuAs 5--Ths sp0t rcsrksr
fs- trT sseds. urder tas in5ue1ce ~
oxreme heat ans a s1orT Day. has ser
pssTly srtesS -. AID STORE tra6s hzs --ln.i
slew Afaz or1ers in 18th cot-ou s-s
wo~5>a gccss REve seel uR - recent sv-
eraEs- Eo chsare 81 toz- CT prices
sTiat el1tes saisL t1t Srrn Co--n1
ysr1s hEvs hee1 II cecter rear.srasas-fs
are are frzer n to-s, vita o-caslsuzl
szsl advances secured
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

How any man may quickly cure him
self after years Of suffering from sexual
weakness lost vitality, night losses va
ricocsle, etc. and enlarge small, weak or
gans to fun size and vfgor. simpiy send
Erarr -Z5 Hun Bldg Detroit, Mich, ana
he VIII gladly send the free receipt with
fuu directions 50 that any man may
easily cure himself at home This s
certainly a most generous of-er, and he
FOIL wig extracts taken from his daily
mall snow what men think OF his geasr-
osity-
Dear Sir-Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours cf recent date. I have
given your treatment a thorough test
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

and the benefit has been extraordinary
Il has completely braced me Up. 7 am
just as vigorous as when a boy. and
you cannot realize how happy J am"
Dear Sir-Your method worked beau
Lfuly. Results were exactly what
needed. Strength and vgor have com
pletely returned and enlargement IS en-
tirely satisfactory"
Dear Sir-YslIrs was received ard !
had no trouSla IN making use OF the rs-
Il is a boon 70 weak men an zrsatiy
improved IN size. strength and vEor"
All coTTespeH6encs IS Strlctiy conf
Dental, mailed IL plain, sealed envelope
The receipt Il free fer the asking. xnd
he wantr every man 20 have It.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
DAYS GRAIH hHREET
Heayiness Prevails in the
Wheat Market.
CORN CLOSED HIGHER
Oats and Provision Also Show
Gains.

Chicago. June a. continuation of
fne growing weather throughout the
spring wheat beIt. together wlsh lower
cables. combined 10 produce weak open
ing il the wheat PIT today. ard ths
early heavinsss prevailed during the en-
tire session. September closed lsc Iover.
81 es-sc- September corn closed a frac-
ton over q cent higher than yesterdav.
and cats were 7sGt4c higher. with pro
visions 8 70 19c higher.
Wheat opened easy or lower cables.
and the market was almost devoid Of
any features. the only one being soua
small offerings al the opening WHOM
prices were az the low point A Hultei
demand existed on the part OF one or
two Leading bulls. and ccnsiderable even
ing I'D was done toward the close. Sep
teuoer opened 5 10 &c lower, IL 66
tszc, and on fine crop prospects, Ceciirel
70 6GzG562c but later rallied 20 e6 e.
and held fairly steady urtl the close
which was isc lower. ar 5Fac. Seaboerd
clearancas we're t52.1oo bushels. and pri-
mary receipts were s5Lgl9 bushels. com
pared With 54a0 bushels q year aEo.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported Ks cars
against s-5 ears last week and 3zS ears
s. year ago Local receipts were g. cars,
Two OF contract grade.
Corn opened firm. al shade over Fri
days closing figures, and the early
strength was well maintained throughout
the day. A continuation Of hot. drg
conditions IN the southwest. was the main
strength heniug feature Trade was scat
tered with the bulk Of the Buying hy g.
Few local professions. Receipts continue
on small scale. September ranged be-
tween sf5s and s5-sc blessing Il1isc higher
at 45ssdf5sc- Scebcard clearancss were
$4,000 bushels, and primary receipts
were 1900 bushels. compared with SSs.-
Co bushels a year ago. Local receipts
were 156 cars. with only four Of contract
grade.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30
NATIoNAL LEAGUE.
National Lsaaus Standing.

EIILSbL rGs ., EL1lLADE1-F 11A- T.
r II z
Phuadelphia ......O1OOO02O10-4 s 2
PittsburF ...-......2 .20100G0 000I-5 70 8
Batteries-Orth. Douglass and AIcl'ar-
land; Poole. Lever and thinner
NEW YORK. IA. CHICAGO. L
New York ..........2 304o01 @-1A fs 1
Chicago .....-.....-.I O000 @ 0-1 Z
Observation-Disclosures and Warner
Waddell. Eason and Killing.
CINCINNATI. Il; BOSTON. 8.
Boston ........-......10OIC1o20-5 . 2
Cincinnati -........4301e al IS 2
Batteries-Dinsen. Lawson, Pittinger
and Klttredge; Hahn and Peitz-
BROOKLYN, II; ST. LOUIS. ~.
St Louis ........-...2 10000 an g
Brooklyn ............3 0o0o12I'- 6 O
Batter.es-Poweu ard Nichols; Donovan
and NcGuire.
Second Same
st. Louis ............O1118eIo -7u 2
Brooklyn ...-..--.-.-0 0 % G o001-4u 2
tteries-1furphy and Ryan; McJames,
KitsOn and Farrell
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-30

To RUN THE STOMACH. n So.
James treatment is local. tirect an1 2csi-
tive
-le s.. James Treatment - prepared n
the form 81 cr1Tcus, vc-T ll--cEs
s1ocrh Esxtcle and Wholly soircle. wnich
are inserted iurc the water pEszzca az
rlght Flere they dissolve 1la lsrts.t ne
--ertc1ri1l in IS fssi stre1Eth upc1 tee
Prostate lliaro. C1rt-zrttlT Gr.l sfrerE ~
ell1E the ll-s aal ElkEt EH STOP
PING DRAINS AID EeLISsloNS. aa1
c1rrs whle tae patient sleeps.
NsRlcocELE
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cis1 tlcel iu -fe vs1-s ct tle eCrct-lt-
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