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Shqflher from Miilgravc to >`l.Joliii`s Nliil.
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betwoori liere and _\`c\\foiiiiill.iiid.
NnR\'oL's _-\_\'n .~'1,i-:i-:r>i.i-:fs
blood builder. ncr \i~ toni. or -I rvllvlll ll|`\J'
ducel. is ),,.U.»|_ l"er'\ozr»rie |ir'iniii»fi~s
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piy, ii few of which we
mention.
’l`.>otlr Powder, 250 tin.
Tooth Paste, e5c tube.
Talcuin Powder, ssc tin.
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int .\‘ . lohn or Ilalifsxl
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and your bread, biscuits, cake
and pastry will be a1l'that
any good cook could desire.
Beaver Flour combines the,
rrutriinent of Manitoba Spring
\Vheat with the whiteness and
flavor of Ontario F all \Vheat.
'l`lrat‘s why it makes MORE
bread, and BETTER bread,
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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. ll. 1.
Business Office Telsplione |33 lr.
Editorial and News Telephone I33 a.
IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN illllilllll.
WEl)_\` .l‘ISllA\', OC'l`0Bl;`Il 26, IIIO4.
Mr. Walnwi-Iglit, second vice presidc-_t
of thi- Grand Trunk Paclhc, who was in
St. John o few days ii-,fu iriuarely laid the
Globe that if St. John and Halifax wnnt-
cd to get trailii- from the G. 'i`. P. they
must provide facilities for it. Of course,
it co-.ts biz money to equip an ocean ter-
minal forthe tralli' of u large railway
system. 'l`i c federal Government has
Cashmere Soap, 20 and 1loi.i~soniei.hir;g io equip St. John and r
Halifax to handle the export and import
La France Rose' Violet hmm __ or the IMEWOIODML Elevators’ for motor cars, cycles, horse veliielcs and
Vioris. Dactylis Soaps, 250 . l’¢“l“SU”"‘“S-
wharves, etc have been provided nt large
Ilalifax city has done little for the In-
teicolonial in that way. The Government
has been looked to to provide tire teruiin-ri
al facilities at St. John for thc stats rail-
way. St. Jilin assisted in providing the
ilcvntt r~ and deep water whnrves at the
terminal of the C.  lit. thi-re, bu; after
exp.-ruling or .. tliree quarters of a mil-
lio" _‘f. mill. purpose and finding there
was a constant demand lor furtli-r ex-
endi ure has refused to do more. The
Grand Grarvii Trunlr has spent some $2ti,~
fiKl,U)il on its terminals nt Portland
Maine. Acfording to Mr. VVf\inwri,rht tie
pufli ui _rn of Canadian ports by the Grand
Trunlr Pacific. It requires but half an
eye to see why the Grand Trunk mag-
natcs, who scorn toliaveshapedthc agree-
ment iiltoueihcr to :uit ilcrrsclver, did
not want their own rails extended to
either St John or llalifax. They are now
in a position to say, as Mr. V\'ixinwright
has said, “lf you wont rmyshare of our
trndic at St John or llalilax you must
provide shipping faulitles. Till you do we
must carry the stuff to l’rr!land, where
we have ample terminal facilii ies". Thus
even in advance of the election notice is
served of the repudiatlon of Canadian
ports.
lf tive people refuse to seo these condi-
tions and prospects, this determination ta
uiake Portland the port of shipment for
SEEN CEEIEEEIFJQQEIIE-il MESH
WHEN
IIIIMPETITIIIN _
Begins to squeal
it’s about time for you to see that you are getting
your share of the
now going at our
because we buy for less.
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about our advertised prices,
FURNITURE BARGAINS
store. A We sell for LESS,
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hc! are party blind or party mad. They
u_re nudaciounly und lnsulently warned _
Trunk Pacino' that si Joi... and noir.;
will :ret no business from that road ex-
cept on new and hard conditions dictated
by the company. And there is the ever
ready and unnnuwerable logic of facts be~
hind thc oompmy's position-“Why `
should wc he expected to provide termin-
al facilities! Our rails do not extend to
Halifax or to Bt. John. They do extend
to Portland where we have spent millions
to provide suitably shlppiniz advantages.
l`he freight. vi ill no to Portland. i
HIGH PRICES F0 R' COD.
A special from Gloucester says: Because
nf the eiiorriious quantities _of fresh fish
used in the early part of the your, in
coiiseiprerice of the high prices of meat,
and roiiiparatively small catches since.
thereby reducing the amount of cod avail-
able for packing, salt cod sells now for
$4.2l7§ pci- hundred, the highest price paid
since the close of thc civil war, nearly
forty _vt-urs. Even the small fish sold ut
$1l.l'i7§. u price seldom Obtained for first
gruilc lnrgc ilsh.
BURGLARS ROBBED BANK.
Surertaiuiok, P. Q., October 23.-The
safe of thc brunch ofthe Eastern Town-
ships llank at \Vcst b`licIl`ord, wus blown
operi on Saturday evening und between
it, The _juli was the work of experts. The
noise of the explosion aroused those iri the
vicinity, but the b\n‘glai's got away \vitb~
out being sccn.
WILL COST $2.000.000.
PAlirs_ (lift. 154.,-At last the Avenue des
tlhauips-I-Ilysecs, is to be extended to the
forest of St, Geriiiuinc, at a cost of $2,000,-
000. The avenue will be about 8 miles
long and 135 feet wide. in thc rniilillc
vill be an electric railway and
at each side of the railway will be trucks
ROSS TO COUNTRY SOON.
'l`oRoN'ro_ Oct.. 22- it is reported that
l’rovirrt-iul Secretary Strattoii will resign
within a few days and l’r'euiicr Ross will
bring on the general elections within u
i`or'tuight itftcr the Dominion elections.
New Vigor I
For the
Nerves.
{\`Ii\V PPIXVER AND STRENGTH
FOR li\`I€RY ORGAN OF THIS
BODY IN TIIIE USE OF
Dr. 6hase’s
Nerve Food.
tioorl digestion, ruddy complexion
.splcnilid circulation, clear brain, stcally
iicrvirs, snurul, restful sleep, better health
and irrcatcr strength of rr_iin'l and body
is what you may cxpcet from the rise,
of llr. (Iiiasi~`:~` .\'cr\'e Footl.
Not in any uiyslcrious way but from
the luird fact that Dr. Clrasc`s Nerve
lfoorl iscoiriposed of the cleinerits of na-
ture whicliiro to form new, red cor-
pusclcs in the blood, or, in other words,
inalre the blood rich in thc nulritivc
yirini-iple \vliicli creates ncrvc forcc»tlie
power which runs ilic rriachinery of the
lyoiiy.
\V|'l`ll ’l`lll<] VITALITY OF THE)
ll()l)\` 'IllL`S IiROU(ll-IT TO IIIGII
VIH/\Tl<IIt MARK \VEAKNESS AND
DISEASE lll\/lil PLACE TO HEALTH
AND HAl’l’lNESS.
Irripairnrl digesliorr, irroizulnr nctioii nf
llic feminine or';.gariisrri, weakness of
hcari, lungs or other bodily nrrznirs,
pains and aches ond all the annoying
coriseiprcrices of weak nerves and blood
ilisappcar iii-.cairsté the cause of their ex-
i.-'t_i-iri-c is rerriovcrl.
ily rioting your iiicrensc in weight
you can proveiliat ncw, flrrn flesh and
tissauc arc lieingaflilefl by this great res-
lorai ive.
Mus. ll. A. I.iiY.\'u~, Nurse, Philips-
l.|irg_ Quc_, writes:-"I was all run-
down and could not do my own work.
liverytlririg lute iniulc nie sick. In nurs-
ing ollii-rs I had sccn the good resu ts
of lfr. ()rai~u\.`s Nerve l"ood and resolv-
ed tolrv it. As a result of this treat-
riientl have gained tcri pouuds, do my `
oivn work alone arifl feel like nn cn-
iircly 1lifl'eroiif. pero-ioii. [have recclvcd
so rnuch liviiefll rom this mediolrio that
I am triad to roi-ommcnrl it to others.
l have a copy of Dr. Cha.se`s Receipt
Ilnok and \vould not part wltli it for
$50 ill could not get another."
'l'cst the oxtruorrliiiary upbuilding
powcr of Dr. Clrru4e's Nerve "ood, 50
e:»iit.~i n liox, at all dealers, or Edmun-
son, Bates 8: Co , Toronto. The portrait
and sigriature of Ur. A. W. Chase, thc
famous receipt book author, are on every
box.
-M52-
Weeks’ Hat Trade Boomingi
No Wonder!
TRESS' $2.00.$2.50.$3»00
HATS
HAWES' CELEBRATED
$5.00 HAT . i
Lead The Wor d
For Style and Qual ty, Week
& Co., Sole Agents.
DEATH OF A TEACHER
River bank. Historic old Kln|1's Bridge
time that relentless foo of our. desires,
don not permit. f
' HEIGHTS .IIISIIIII
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Washington’s Old Head-
quarters, and Home of
Edgar Alien Poe,
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Visited by an ls-
land Lady.
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Rich in historical assoclntioiis, and one
of the land marks of New York is Wash-
ingtori Heights, so when n. friend of mine
suggesteiitome that we should take a
surface ear and go out there, I gladly
assented. Eur-passant, when I iii-st
eauie to New Yorkl asked why a street
electric car was Called a surface oar?
When my stupidity was enlightened by
the reply that it was to distinguish it
from the elevated, which by the way is
abbreviated to "L," here, as no real New
Yorker could take time to say-“elevat,ed."
'And _jnstliere I may say tlint/ whilst
walking on Park Avenue a day after ruy
urrivalniid admiring a miniature grass
plot, hedged in with luxurlant slu'nbb¢=ry.
lwiis startled beyond expression by a
sudden vibration followed by belching
steam and iinagined in my rusticitythn.t n
dynamite bomb had exploded at my feet.
To my exeliiruutions of terror my com-
pnriion rncrely replied, "Why, tliilljs only
the New York Control tunnel." I im-
mediately asked why she had not pre-
pared me for it a little earlier.
l'pon my debut in New York l entered
at the Grand Central and it certainly is a
nightmare of noise, and hurry and
feverish unrest; the clutter of opening
and shutting gates,the rusliirig in and out
of trains and above all the grotesque and
ani~likc activity of the crowds. I take
an orilinary surface ear full of ordinary
people going to work. The whole again-st
asliding back ground seen in gliinpses
through the windows of ordinary shops.
There, as the ele\'a.terl crushes mul grinds
its way to ii stand-still over my head,
every nerve in my country lirod body
quivers in protest. Again when l look
nboutlnie at the people in the cars, their
stony inililfercriee to meanil each other
sccrns Invctera.tely hostile. _ `
The glassy uuseeirig stare with which
they viuwtlie vista, of sordiil buildings
wliir-ling by, thc fixed |ii'e-occupation of
everyone with his or her o\vn afl'uirs,sccm
to inuke lhem an assembly of strange
scmreorisclous creaturcecauytliing but hu-
inan,irnpossible to move by any appeal,One
cannot conceive how grotcsqueflt is to sec
women in beautiful gowns liizriglrig on to
u sirapirr an elcctric_ train liable to be
scut flyirng at any rrioirieirt into the laps
of .-'ir'an_tgc nicn \vl\o do not get up to give
tlicinascat, But! -apologize for such
uu irripaiwloirnblo digrcssion, when I
star-terl out to rlescrilioiny visit to Wash-
ington Heights. Rcvenoits ix -nos moutons.
Standing on Muctlornbs _Darn Bridge
\vc have zi v_e_ry beuirtllul and extensive
view of the -suirxunding country.
Dim-ctly north of us, across the
valley we can look out upon liarlcm
llei..thts, the lieafl<|uiir'tcrs of General
YVashingi0n being fixed al the Morris
Li0usc,uo\\' the 'l`unieI Mansion which
stands out in bold relief on the rocky
liciizlit south west of Iligh 1irI<ll_:c. Ii is
indei-da line example in decay of old
colonial ar‘cliitecI.urc -nnrl as we gaze
upon itimaginatiou runs riot as to the
tales tliosc walls could uriI'oId, could i.licy
but speak. There were no doubt “high
doings" there and one can irriatgiue much
more than thc stnid old chroniclcr can
iii-scribe.
Tire Loyalist owrrer of the property had
been Wa.~liiiii.;torr`so‘ii cornpaniorrili-iirrris
and his wife was the beautiful Mary
Pliillipse whorn tha Provincial Colonel
\\’asliin;rtori had wooeil in vain. The
house has been always a landniurk,
tl ‘neral Wa~lrln2tori hnvlrg planni-d his
battles in its library. Tae estate being
confl~ rvterl a‘ler the rcvolu’|on was pur-
chased oy .1 ihn .Jacob Astor who solo the
house to Stephen Tumel. Madame
Turuel in iicr wldowhood married Aaron
Burr.Stsndir\5r upon the piszza of this
hlatorlc structure one sees not only the
lower city and Brooklyn Bridge but seven
counties in two different states, three
rlverr, Long Island Sound, the Bay and
innclenr atmosphere a glimpse of the
dlutnntooesn. The Tumel mansion nas
been purchased by an association for per-
petual pri-ervatlon-n Revolutionary
Museum I suppose it may be called.
Wnshingt rn Hclgliis is fast becoming
a favorite residential locality. The Hud-
son flows at its foot onzorie side and the
Harlem on the other. 'lhcre are several
large charitable institutions near by of
which Iwlll make furthir mention some
other time. Un bop o!_‘ the Heights ure
munyflne villas and down in the bottom
nf the gorge the New York Central Rall-
way seeks its route out to the Hudson
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spans the Harlem while all
nloriz the river is the 'flue
drive callel the Spe d ny upon which
New Yorkers display the quullty of ' thtir
fastest. horses.
Maoomb`s Dam Park has in beautiful
piece of staituiry called Holi- e‘s Monu-
ment to the Germans of New York. This
work of art lr. would seem,--~hu not been
fully appreciated or it would occupy n
more prominent pcoltlon ln some of the
lead Ing parks here. As we leave thin
charming spot and lock towards Jerome-
Lvenue, [recollect that it was lu this
vicinity lived Elgar Allpn Poe, and pro-
bably under one of the beautiful trees
he wrote his fiinoiis poems-The Raven.
The polo and baseball grounds on lon-
hattnn Field are plnon of intense Inter'
cot. to lov en of rpoi t ond when Yale und
Princeton are pitted :pinot oooh ctwer
the wildest enthusiasm prevails.
Ishould like to write on nd. lndn. ‘rut
 ,EOR THE
Blarikcts and Bedding.
I White Unior_\` Blankets.
Super white uuron__wool blankets
Lbs. Size
. $2.75 6 ' 60x80
3 25 _ _ 7 I 64x84
3.75' 8 681:88
Super wlite uushrinkable wool
blankets soft» pure finish.
Lbs. _
$4-70 5
5.25 6
6-75 7
. 7.oo 8 58x88
White All-Wnol Blankets
Pure all-wool white blankets.
Lbs. Size
$7.20 6 6ox7.‘l
`\ 8.50 7 64x82
_ 9.35 8 68x86
Superior quality white all-wool
blankets soft finish. special.
Lbs, Size
6 60x78
$8-5° and $9-so 7 f>4><~*4
’ 8 68x88
Fine superior wlrlte all-wool
blankets. guaranteed absolutely
pure and free from grease. soft fin-
ish.
Size
SOX74
68x80
64x34
I.
LDS. Size
6 (r0Xl~’»0
$3.00 to $6.00 7 64x-‘#4
S (>."»Xti8
White Crib Blankets.
Fine white wool crib blankets,
soft pure finished goods.
GREY BLANKETS.
Grey union blankets, soft finish.
Lbs. Size
$1-65 _ 5 50x74
to (I (>ox8o
$3.40 7 62x82
The cold weather bedding department has been getting ready for
this period cudinow is ready with some of the ben values yet displayed.
SEASON.  
COTTON BLANKETS
Softfiiuished swansdown or cotton
blankets. in plain. whiteror grey,
ro~4 or single bed. Siler ir-4 or
double bed size.
Special size soft-finished flannel-
ette blankets, white only,fast color
borders, 70x84 in.
WADDED ' COMFORT-
ERS- `
Printed carnbrlc comforters,
straight sewing,\vlnte filling. $1.90
up to $3. 50.
Reversible comforters of printed
art sllkalines. fancy stitching and
pure white carded cotton filling.
Reversible comforts of printed
art sateens,fancy stitched patterns.
WHITE and COLOR ED
QUILTS.
Fine white crochet quilts. Cana-
dian makes, soft finish. pearled
edges. new designs. 11-4 or double
bed.
American quilts, full-bleached,
'new designs, lremmed ready for
use, r r-4 or double bed size, $1.00,
$t.25, $1.50. $1.75 each.
Eiderdown Cornfor ters.
Reversible eiderdown comforters
of fine English~printed Sateen, new
designs and colorings.
_ Choice designs in French down-
Qproof printed sateen reversible
'eiderdown comforters. framed or
'bordered in plain sateen. fancy or
plain backs $1.35 up.
New desighs in French-printed
satin reversible eiderdown comfort-
ers. framed or bordered with plain
satin, fancy printed or plain sateen
James Paton & Co.
backs $9.50 and $13.50.
P. E. island
Prince Edward Island.
return next day
E. B. WILLIAMS,
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iiiioiiigigooiiioo
GIIEIIT LIBEIIAI. RALLY!
Hon. W. S. Fielding willuaddrcss the Electors of
Summcrsidc -Market Hall, Saturday; oct. 29,
‘ _ i At 8 O’clock, p. m.
tharlottctowii--lllarkct Hall, Monday, Oct. 31,
At 8 0’clock, p.n1. 
Souris-Tuesday, Novcmbcr lst, at 7.30 O’clock,
p. m.
Train arrangements will boadvcrtlscd later on.
_ _ These_ will be a series of the greatest and grandest pol-
itical meetings ever held throughout the three counties of
A special will leave Summerside, Monday at 4 p. rn.
_Return fare from Sumrnerside 85c. Intermediate
stations in proportion. Single first-class fares on regular
trains from Mt. Stewart and intermediate stations, good to
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d8_ S€C1'¢iary, Pres. Lib. Asso. for Queen's.
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as follows:
A BENJ. ROGERS,
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v'»f,a.`_f' .,;-__ some years n member nf/ the toaclilng VD _V _ ' »
.,_____l 1,;  ' ~ ' minor the school for ihqhiinfi, uni city 'T' ~
‘ ,. i _,__ q. , , . _ ° , . died at Deliert yesterday Mr Fletclie
,ff Q il O IU 39 Cl ll I woseilucated at Amdin. College froml
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For Repairs of all Kinds. 2
Chtnlld In Heating etc- I
Eounderl. Machinist; o.nd_1Bollerr`nnkorl.
ENGINES, _B0lLERS, TANKS, ETC.
The Charlottetown Foun-
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ICONROY L
The S. S- M__iinch,es)er Trader
with cold storage ond. mechanical-
ly ventilated. chambers will ‘leave
Manchester on or about Novem-
ber 3rd. next for Montreal md
Charlottetown arriving" at Char-
lottetowii about the 24th. leaving
next day 25th. __ Will _nil direct to
Manchester. Forspdcq 'andirms
from Manchester to Charlottetown
or Charlottetown to Manchester
apply to ' I
A. Pickard & Co.,
AGENTS.
Charlottetown
24 td
Dominion Atlantic Railway.
And Steamship Linen to Boston vin Yarmouth
Thr popular Fu! Line Between Rulers Nova
Brolin and Bolton Vin Wluuar
Junctiou and Hnllfnx.
EXPRESS 'DRAINS lclve Hllifn ,daily yx-
nept Sundnv) at 7.35, n. rn. for Dliby and nr-
iaouth making connection at nrmonth for
ll.°lI-
Tle Royal Mail Steamship
°°PRrNcr: ol-:oRGl:"
The Fasten and Finest Steamer plying be
tween the Maritime Province! and Benton.
Leave Ynrmoutlulwednendnylnnd Bnturdly,
for Bolton on nrrlvnl ol Rx ren
rrninl from Halifax. Returning leaves Eollg
Wharf, Boston, Tuesday And Friday nl 1 D im.
Punengerl arriving in Hnllfnx next day 6.45
p. m. bylxpren Tn u.
For all in ortnntiun, guide book: fulccrn, etc.
which will be lent free, write to lf. B. Arm-
Jtrong, General Pnuender Agent, Kentvlllie,
gl. S. &-Tnlnn mn on .Atlantic Bundncl
' me.
' P. GIFKINS,
General Mgr.
Disinfccting
Effective, Safe, Economical,
Having installed an up-to-date
Formaldehyde Generator, wh1ch`ia a
perfect Germlcide
I nm now prepared to dlliufect dwelllugn,
public Buildings, olhces, stores, etc., etc.. guar-
anteeing their purification if infected with the
uoxn of any contagious disease, without injury
to any wcven fabr cs_ ornaments or furniture.
All work done under the supervision of nny
medical orncticner. or according to the regula-
lations of the Board of Health. '
G- D- WRIGHT,
Funeral Director, and E mbalmrr
Office Phone 2r3, residence Phon¢6
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Messrs. Martin and McLean, the Lib-
eral Conservative Candidates, and other
speakers, will meet the electors oi'
Queen’s County at the following times
and places.
Vernon River Bridge, Tuesday, Oct.
25th, at 7 p. m.
Pownal, Wednesday, Oct 26th, at 7 p
m.
Eldon, Friday, Oct. 28th, at 7 p. rn.
lielle River, Saturday, Oct. 29th at 2
p. nr.
Wood Islands, Saturday, Oct. 29th, at
7 p. m.
Caledonia, Monday, Oct. 31st, at 2 p.
m.
Grandview, Morrday, Oct. 3rst, at 7 p.
in.
A meeting of the electors of Cove-
head and vicinity in the interests of
Messrs. McLean and Martin the Con-
servative Candidates, will also be held
in Stanhope Hall Saturday, Oct. 22nd,
evening, atd7 p. rn. Prominent speak-
ers wi 1 n dress the meeting. Mr.
john A. Mathienon, M.L.A., Leader of
the Opposition in P. E. I., is expected
to be present and address the electors.
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IIPENING IIF TIIYIIII
BAPTIST CHUIIGH
The work of building the new Baptist
Church at Tryon, having been com-
pleted, it will e opened for worship on
Sunday, Nov. 6th. There will be t ree
services, at ro.3o, z.3c and 6.30. Rev.
D. Price who has spent six years on
this poiitorate will preach the dedication
sermon. He will be assisted during the
day by Rev. J. Clark. Rev. Mr. Mc-
Donald and Rev. Mr. Stebblngc. Spec-
ial collections at each service.
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SCHOONER FOR SALE.
Schooner King Flnhcr ton re inter, new
III K It Railway  lumligrllde, all
ready forum. in good condition. Intendirit
pure nun had better come and cel hcr. u
she will be sold at n bn un.
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