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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-06
Dragged. Robbed, Injured for Life.

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The statesman., 1905-07-07
Continued from last issue.

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saw him down on the main street
today when was ordering the grocer.
les What. | said, impossible! The
plot ihickens "If that man is not in
this village tonight, Commodore you
may have every cent Of wages ! have
earned this year and l will give you
years sersisss Free said John Hen
ry.
Aha said !, that's his little game, is
itl We must thwart these scoun
drels, John Henry. Go down to my
room and bring my pistols You will
fu3 them in the case in the middle
drawer of the bureau in the corner
nearest the window. These we're
brought, carefully examined and
found to be in good working order.
One OF them | gave to John Henry
with instructions to use it If ii became
necessary. We then went to the
laundry where we found coil of new
rope which we cut into lengths suiiic.
lent for our purpose then opening the
door lending out upon the lawn was
about to go out. Hold on, Commo.
dore.' and John Henry "You want
both Of there men don't youi" Why
of course, | do, said |. We'll, the
gentleman in the library must be
made secure, he must not escape
when We start the exercises under the
window" Now propose to fasten
the library door from the outside with
the oaken crossl bar that we use on
the dining room door. You go up to
the library wake up the gentleman;
tell him you are sorry to disturb him,
but that you have left your glasses
somewhere in the room Talk loud
Api djVW a uulbutt ~ as W KiNe mt
time to put the slip knot over the door
knob. Find your glasses and come
out and bang the door accidently.
With the bang | will tighten the slip
knot, get the cross bar in position and
make il impossible for the gentleman
to leave when he wishes TO, Then we
will go outside aud wait for things /
happen
liked this plan and we followed it
faithfully. Returning to the laundry
we got our rope and took up our po
sition in the shrubbery near the Ii.
brary window where we could see and
not be seen. Not a sound was heard
save the rustling of the leaves on the
trees aud the occasional boot of a
prowling owl. When the village bell
,olled the hour Of one a faint ligh
The statesman., 1905-07-07

appeared IN the library window anC
as suddenly disappeared. Once
twice, thrice, each time brighter thar
before. The last time it appeared
the window went up and the light
went down or out. Mr.. Collyer, my
guest, looked out and gave a soft
sharp, shrill whistle which was an,
swered and in about three minutes a
man walking briskly passed by oul
place of concealment, evidently on his
way to the library window. With the
stealthy spring of a tiger, Johr
Henry sprang into the path and
throwing his bis brawny arm
around the neck OF Mr.. Collyer's con.
federate forced him to the ground
He attempted to resist. John Henry
placed his thumb and fore finger il
the mans windpipe and he became a:
limp as dishrag. We then tied hi.
hands and legs securely with the ropt
we had brought. John Henry had
.houghtfully put kitchen towel into
his pocket before leaving the laundry
and with this we gagged our man tC
prevent him from making an out cry
We then rolled the gentleman oyer
into the shrubbery, and while John
Henry kept guard over him with
drawn pistols, ] took his place and
his hat which | donned with some
trepidation to act as his substitute.
Approaching the window of my Ii.
brary | initiated the peculiar whistle
as nearly as | could and it was an,
swered from above by Mr.. Collyer
Creeping stealhily up towards the
house | waited for results. Present.
ly down came the suspicious little
handbag on the end of a rope. l de-
tached the little joker and set it
aside. II was quite heavy for a bag
Of its size. The rope was drawn up
again by the gentleman in the library
and in few minutes was sent down
with welliilled pillow case on the
end containing my bric.a-brac and
some articles OF virtue valuable pa
pers, money from from my safe;
bonds aud some rare old books which
| had purchased in Europe, as subse-
quent investigation proved This
carefully detached from the rope and
placed beside the grip or handbag
and again the rope was drawn up to
return freighted with my valuables.
Evidently the gentleman in the libra.
ry was going to make a clean job of it
for this time he had made bag of
the eounterpaue and filled it as full
as II would conveniently hold Of what
The statesman., 1905-07-07

seemed to be everything that was por.
table in the room, everything that was
not nailed down. A clock for which
paid S4OO in Geneva was included
in this invoice, 1t struck the hall
hour while in transit to terra frma
and | smiled viciously as | thought OF
the time which was coming to the
gentleman in my library andto his ac.
complice around the corner who was
taking an enforced rast in the shrub
berry instead of my property. The last
time he sent the rope down and Just
before | detached it from the big bun
die said to Mr., Collyer in a hoarse
stage whisper, SLACK up a bit, |
can't unite it" He let out several
yards of rope and | gave it vigorous
jerk and pull combined aud brought
the whole coil to the ground. Mr.
Collyer whispered few curses and
laughed outright ! knew that es.
cape for him now was impossible and
that jumping was out Of the question
we had him treed.
went around to where John Hen
ry was standing guard over his pris,
oner, and found the latter very much
exhausted. We tied some more rope
around him, however, to make assur.
ance Goubly sure, loosed the towel
with which we had gagged him and
led our prisoner to the laundry and
arriving there we tied his feet togeth
er securely, closed the door and went
out to hunt up the village watchman,
On our way across the town we met
that worthy who told us he had been
at the other end Of the village while
my house was being robbed; that
Judge Morrison had been warned by
letter that gang of burglars intend.
ed breaking into and robbing his fine
residence and that the sheriff and a
posse of deputies had been in wait for
them. He saw through the whole
scheme now, he said. Ii WAS merely
a ruse OF the burglars to direct atten.
tion from themselves while plunder-
ing my house. And so you have got
them both, Commodore!" Well, yes
| said, John Henry and | have.
least one of them, the other is still in
my library. Well, we'll go ana get
him right away" said the waichman.
He led the way TO nv house John
Henry and myself following close be.
hind. On reaching the library we
discovered that the gentleman had
been making somewhat desperate
effort to effect his escape and that
John Henry's slip knot aud cross bar
The statesman., 1905-07-07

leave so abruptly. John Henry cut
the rope, opened the door and with
pistols in our hands we all rushed in-
to the room. The watchman's bulls
eye lantern was turned full upon Mr..
Collyer who stood in corner near
the window like a dog at bay with his
gun in bis hand raised as if to fire.
John Henry, who is a capital shot,
sent a bullet crashing through Mr..
Collyer's arm between the elbow and
shoulder and he and his gun fell to
the floor simultaneously. ! then
lighted the gas and we devoted our
attention to the wounded man. His
wound was not a serious one but it
was bleeding profusely Having
some knowledge Of surgery | stanched
the blood and got our prisoner on his
feet. He was more frightened than
injured and when he recognized me
be averted his eyes and seemed dazed.
| did not reproach him for his I'M
handsome conduct as | did not feel
that reproaches would avail in this
instance.
Well. to make long story short
John Henry, the watchman and my
self marched these two enterprising
gentlemen to the village Jail after re-
moving their plunder and my proper
ty into the house. Returning home |
made an inspection of the library and
discovered that Mr., Collyer had in
genously cut around the knob of the
combination lock Of my safe through
the first plate and removed the com
bination. His work here discovered
him to be an expert safe cracker. On
opening the safe door | found every
paper of value gone, together with
every dollar in cash and some securi-
ties worth $4,000. In due time nv
visitor and his pal got twenty years
each and it was developed at the trial
that Mr.. Collyer, who was really John
OHogan, professional burglar did
not even know my friend Capt. Addi-
son or what he looked like. The Cap
tain wrote to me to say that he had
never given letter of introduction
to me to Mr.. Collyer and that be
knew no person of that name. How
he discovered that Captain Addison
was my personal friend l never sue
ceeded in finding out.
To my faithful and devoted friend.
John Henry, more than to any other
living creature, | owe my escape per-
haps my life in this instance for bu,
glars are sometimes desperate and
dangerous characters when cornered.
Realizing, therefore, the value of the
intelligent and conscientious service
of this black man whose intuition had
enabled him to forsee the danger
~ nich threatened us all aud appreci-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29
RoxBURV.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Croft went Monday
TO visit relatives in st. Adams.
Miss Emma Sanders returned to her
work in Randolph the first Of the week.
Word was received here the first OF the
week OF the death OF Henry Fits, brother
OF Elhanan Fits, OF this place.
Mrs. Geo. Roys and Miss May Ellis at
tended the Spiritualist convention in
Montpelier and returned Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. II. A. f. and NJ. II. Richardson
were IN Randolph last Wednesday to visit
their aunt, Mrs. Bailey, who is in poor
health.
Mrs. viii Martin returned from her
visit in New York state last week and they
are keeping house in the tenement over
Tilden's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. Stanton were in Ram
dolph Center last week to attend the COM
mencement exercises OF the Normal. Their
daughter, Miss Jessie, graduated and re-
turned home with them Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Emma Edwards fell and broke her
leg last week Tuesday. DR.. Mayo of
Mortified was called in consultation with
DIR. Joiner. At this writing, she is as
comfortable as could be expected. Mrs.
Euseba Simonds of Braintree came the
first of this week to care for her.
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Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE or BENJAMIN T. LOMBARD

ESTATE OF BENJAMIN 7. LOMbAhU
The undersigned. having been appointed by "
Honorable Probate Court for the Disifict
Randolph Commissioners to receive, examine ~,
adjust M claims and demands Of all persons agallt
BENJAMIN r Lombard. late Of Randolph, On ~ ~
district, deceased. hereby give notice that ~ -
meet for the purpose 81 examining ana Ali'N "a
said claims at the Office q Mu
Dubois In the village OF Randolph, satlIl.si
July l. 1895 from / O'Clock p. m. wv.
O'Clock p. m. Of said day, and that SIX uon.s ~
from the 18th dav of June. A. d. 1870, = I.
time limited bg said Court for said credlllI- ~
present their claims 70 rs for examination s--
allowance.
Dated al Randolph. this 18th day Of yan'
A. D. 1905 ~
WM II. DUBOIS, fCsu.,rs
JAMES HUTCHINSON,
Chas r. Granger. Ext.
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EAST sErHEL

Miss Josie Green is worl,n.
Wright. 'Aing Tor Mrs
Dana Green, who has been in 70.
days, is better. ~ iof few
Miss johnson has been v,o.,.,
Mrs. p. c. House. "OiNlng iot
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. z, Bamiorth Of w..
bury were in town Friday, VI waller
Miss Sadie Ray is in Massaebns...
viii make an extended STAY. ''' and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney OF Mo-,
visited at j. Z. Hunts Saturday Pelie'
II. w. Fowler has been doiny -
JOB at East Randolph this week 'oonhg
Miss Edna Gabree OF Montpelis, ,,-,.
friends IN town Saturday and sundsv' '''ea
Ransom Buck and Frank spsula;,..
tended the circus at Montpelier sag a.
Mrs. l.. E. Brooks OF Randolnh ''
guest OF her brother, W. p. smits q
Gently. ''Hi te-
Miss Annie Fowler is home from III.
vacation. sumner
Mrs. Henry Gage is entertaipip, h,
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. WiuisT
Hunt OF Massachusetts,. N''4n
Miss Lena Rhodes, with the older s.b.,
ars OF her school, attended the town 49,,
at Bethel Friday, Sylvester spooner carr o'
ing them.
Remember the lawn party al Fran.
Green's tomorrow night, given nv ~
Young Ladies' club. The band will nv
during the evening. f''!
Among those to attend the Commence.
ment exercises at Randolph Cepter ~,
week were II. w. Fowler and wife. N n
Fowler and wife, Misses Abbie and Flo,.
ence Fowler and Ida Buck.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29
Annual School MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Whiteomb
High School district was held Tuesday
evening and the following business
transacted.
s. NJ. Washburn was elected moderator;
Guy Wilson, clerk; G. II. Upper, treas
urer; James A. Graham, member of the
prudential committee to succeed himself
S. NJ. Washburn, g. H. Kimb and Z. ID.
Cushing, auditors.
A tax OF Soc. on the dollar was voted
Considerably discussion was mad over
the question as to whether a collector OF
taxes should be elected or the taxes paid
to the treasurer, and it was voted ten to
two that the taxes be paid to the treasurer.
as has hitherto been done.
The prudential committee were directed
to have special meeting called to see II
| the district would vote to issue bonds Ia
pay the present indebtedness amounting
to s1 80. This Indebtedness is at present
held by the Bethel bank on what are prac-
| tieally demand notes of the district The
point is made that il bonds are issued
| they ran be issued serially at a fixed rate
| Of interest, and be fioated at the rate the
present Indebtedness is fioated, with a
surety that the rate of interest would
never be higher, while under the present
plan, il the market rate of interest should
go up, it would be in the poEer OF the
bank to raise the rate.
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South RoyaIton, VT.
eankrup.,s Pe,ItIon for oIsehsrae.

In the District Court 81 the United states ~
the District ~ Vermont
n the matter % Eugene W. Cart lBaf.
rupt, 10 bankruptcy.
TO the Honorable Hoyt n wheeler. illse q
the District Court - the United States i1f tds
District q Vermont
Eugene " Carr ~ Berlin DO fts
County II Washington and state q Vermont
but Formerly % Wiiiigmgtown, iu tie County u
orange. ID said District, respectfully reprttaGt.
That on the 18th day % Feb, "A. d. 1904 o. was
duly ad8uaged bankrupt under the Acts %. Con-.
gress relating 30 Bankruptcy, that he hls lu.y
surrendered All his property and rlghts % rr11-
erty, and has fulF complied with all the reqlire-
ments of said Acts and nf the orders ~ the Court
touching bic bankruptcy.
Wherefore he nrays that he may be decree1 hT
the Court % have a full discharge from Oh debts
pr0Fnhie against bis estate under slid Bankrupt
Acts, except such debts a. are excepted By Law
from such discharge.
Dated this 29th day u April, A. D. 1906
EEGENE ~. CARR. BANKRUPT
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In the District Court u the United States Or
the District uf vermont.
u the matter Of Eugene W. Carr, bankrupt
Ia bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that Eugene W. carr,
bankrupt, has FLED his petition dated Aprl q,
1875, PRAYING for discharge from az BIZ debts n
bankruptcy, ana that an creditors and other per-
fore the undersigned referee, 20 his Office % WIS
Jamestown, IN the County Of Orange, 90 tae l+it
day IL July, A. y. 1908 at O'Clock o. u., aud
then and there present their objections, q au't
20 snch discharge, with their proofs thereon.
Dated this 26th dsv ~ June A. ID. 1903
WILLIAM G. WHITE. Referee IN Bankruptcy
And notice Is also given that the petitlbn aai
schedules In said cause show no assets iar Aat
dividends, and that unless objection q then aal
there made, the only and nnal meeting Of tae
creditors IN said cause will be held az the above
designated time and place.
Dated at Williamstown. in said District
this 2sth day Of June. A. D. 1905.
WILLIAM c. WHITE. Referee IN Bankrupiey
A. A. Sargent, Attorney for Petitioner.
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Notice in Rankru ptey.

In the District Court OF the United States ior
the District Of Vermont.
In Bankruptcy. No. 1855.
To the creditors OF b. r. Kicker Of Randolph. IN
the Couuty Of Orange, IN said District
Notice Is hereby given that Victor J. hpfeI
trustee In said bankrupt estate has filed On cllft
bis petition 70 be allowed 70 sell all of the p0F
erty % the bankrupt, both personal and rea. ~
private sale, and that a hearing will be haa q.
said petition before the undersigned referee ai
the Office Of J. ID. Denison, IN Randolph, on sAl
County and District, on the 10th day ~ July, y y
1905, az 10 O'Clock a. M and that unless ohlectlet
T. made the said trustee will be authorized o. seh
the said property az private sale
Dated az Wlliamstown ia said District, TBS
9Th day 81 June, A. D. 1905.
4 w1LLIAM c. WHITE. Referee In bankruptcy
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Dying Of Famine

is, in its torments, like dying Of consump-
tion. The progress Of consumption. from
the beginning to the very end, Is q long
torture, both to victim snd friends.
'When I had consumption in its FIRST
stage writes VIM. Myers, Of Cearfoss.
Md, ''after trying different medicines and
a good doctor, in vain, ] at last took Dr.
Kings New Discovery, which quickly and
perfectly cured me-" Prompt relief and
sure cure for coughs, colds, sore throat.
bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents pneu-
monia. Guaranteed. Price SOC. and =
bottle. Trial bottle free.
For sale by Drew.& Leonard and F. E.
Bryan, Randolph.
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Commlssloners. Notice.


E91'E = 7 = u s'I7tIf II = =
The undersigned. having been appointed ~ ~
Honorable Probate Court, for the DlslItl y
Randolph, Commissioners 70 receive, eAtlAi.l
and adjust all claims and demands o. az pei-'ls
against Martha A. HyEer, late ~ Randolph. {.
said district deceased hereby give notice We.
We will meet for the purpose % examining
and allowing said claims at the -.
dolph House, Randolph Center, W.
urday, September 80 1900, from Z ~
until O'Clock p. m, Of said day, and tAat II
llolths from the sth day % May, A, =
Is the time limited by said Court for said cItl
itors 70 present their claims 60 Us for eAamiua-
tion and allowance.
Dated az Randolph, Vt, this ist day % SaA''
A. ID. 1905.
j. w. FARGO, g~.ur,ts.fsrars
w. l. HEBARD,
J. F.. Mead Admir-. 1922
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WEST RRookEIELp.

Don Hutchinson has gone to Saratoga
Springs, where he is to work during the
summer.
Mrs. Judson Hutchinson has been quite
sick at Mrs. Preston Fuller's. She is
gaining now.
Two of Rev. George Watts sons of Barre
are in this vicinity for the summer, one at
Carl Wakefeld's and one at Horace Wake
fields.
Miss Blanche Shepard was the guest OF
Mrs. Carl Bowman last week.
Mrs. Charles Powers is slowly recover
ing from long illness. Mrs. Alden Boyce
is much better also.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29
EAST GRANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall are at L. webbs
for two or three days.
Clarence Webb was at home over sun
day, returning to Middlebury Monday
morning.
Mrs Mary Waters OF East WestmOre-
land has been visiting her sons here the
past week.
Mr. Hale, DR.. and Mrs. Joyner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crofts and Mrs. Sowles of Roxbury
we're at L. Webb's the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Tarbeu Of South
Royalton. Mrs. Emmett Clark and sister
Mrs. Arthur Winslow, Of Mortified were
in town last Wednesday, going from herr
to Braintree to attend the funeral of Mis-
Zaidee Wilson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29
Hoisineton-Edwards s.

Sumner Hoisington and bride of Lowell
have been visiting at G. c. Morse's ana
other relatives in town. The Lowell Daily
Mail OF June 18th contains the following
account of the wedding:-
"Mr. Sumner Charles Hoisington and
Miss Pearl Mae Edwards were married
last evening at haIf-past SIX. The cere-
monY was performed at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Jennie Edwards, %
Fourth street, the Rev. n. M. Matthews,
Phi. D., officiating. Mrs. Hilda towering
was the matron of honor, and Lewis Cote
was best man. The bride wore a lovely
gown OF white silk muslin with val lace
trimmings, and she carried white carna-
tions. The dress OF the matron of honor
was OF blue silk muslin, and her Bouquet
was OF pink carnations. About fifty
guests were present. Mrs. Anna Gould
Carpenter of Boston played the wedding
marches before and after the ceremony.
Many beautiful presents of furniture,
silyerware, pictures, china and table linen
were sent. A reception was held and re-
freshments were served by Miss Bertha
Cote. The rooms were prettily decorated
with choice flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Hos-
in gton left Lowell by the $40 evening
train, and after tour OF ten days, during
which Derry, n H., Bethel, Randolph,
West Hartford and Rochester, Vermont,
will be visited, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoisington
will return to Lowell. where they will re-
side.n
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29
LILLIEVILLE.

Mrs. Nora Gordon is visiting friends in
Gaysville few days
Mrs. Rogers from White River June
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nettie
Brown, few days.
Prof. G.. W. Bryant arrived Saturday
morning from Durham, y. c.. with his
fathers remains. Alonzo ]. Bryant had
lived with his son several years in the
South. About year ago be was stricken
with stomach trouble, which developed
into a generous trouble, causing his
death. =
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BETHEL olympus,

Mrs. Hannah Lamb of Randolph visited
her sister, Mrs. 3. A. Buttles, last week.
Ida, Walter and Willo Blossom OF Dos.
ton came Saturday to spend the summer
with their grandmother, Mrs. A. King.
At the EpwOrth League meeting Sunday
evening, the following officers were elect
ed for the next six MONTHS President
Alba Dartt; vice presidents, b. NJ. Cas-
well, Mrs. II. L. Dyke, Mrs. Florence
Washburn and Kate Dartt; secretary,
Cecil Washburn; treasurer, Mrs. Cecil
Washburn; organist, Abby Beckwith.
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BETHEL eILEAn.

Mrs. Edison Fisher was taken to the
Randolph sanstorium yesterday to be
operator upon for a cancer.
Three dogs were discovered Wednesday
morning killing sheep in the flock OF Ed
son Fisher and one Of the dogs was shot
by Gale Morse.
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commissIoners' Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed ~ ~
Honorable Probate Court. for TIE NlstLL'
Randolr.h. oners TO receive, examine ~
adjust an claims and demands % an ke
against Marcus Peck. late 81 bronAleiL
ln said District deceased. hereby give AF
that We Will meet for the purpose of exl
allowing said claims az tnf e-+
af Peck Clark q CO. 10 said BfooknelQ- w. ~
uryiay- July 8 1895 and Saturday, october 2.
from - o'clock a. M until uc-p.A -
on said DAYS and fhat six months % ~ ~
3lsf day az NAY. A. D. 1895. & the time No.
hy said Court fur said creditors q present --
claims 10 rs for examination and allow 49,.
Dafesi AZ Rr,lakaeId Va this seth day o. sl-e'
A. D. 1855.
JAMES ". PARMENTER. . comr,
HAYDEN n. GAYLORD. ,szs
c. n BireloW. Admr.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29

Can't be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and invigorates- the
whole system.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29
Mondays Randolph Market.

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday not retail):-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29

Mothers lose their dread for sthat ter
rible second summer when they have DR..
Fowler's Extract Of Wild Strawberry in
the house. Natures specific for bowel
comE lHints Of every sort.
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