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WORLD’S
SWEETEST
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NEVER! Were you adored richer son 5.
Were 011i oilerediu icsoc esp.
“TEE Was usic more hingy praised.
The celebrated director of the EnglandConserratory of Music, Boston,
Mass” after examining these 80 . lays: ”It giveg'me great pleasure to say that
they ap r to be what the title in tee—u. collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they wi I find a hearty welcome in ery home in the_land.”
The Rev. DR. Lyman HURLBUTT. ter examination of these Songs, “it”;
"i consider it the best collection of ngsllgr the family that l have ever seen,"
CONITENTQ UMBER ONE.
*0 AL.
l ' Mary of Argyle,
'ggigfbxi‘xg‘t‘lhebe Mississippi Shore. Names Upon the Sand,
dame Sweet Ham _ O ibou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
in Folds Them in is 1E: . l Remember Now Thy Creator.
Jamie's 0n the Stormy Somewherfi
iitt cf Ooleraiue . The Sand an.
At a Do Under this Walton. The Rose Bush. _
Attic Wi e NellY 'ht - This glurmurlpgom ’ a King
finally; Silent b 8 ‘ ‘ Waltlnx. nly Waiting. '
CONlTENTfiNUMBER TWO.
,OCAL.
' Sailing.
filfillerfidgging out for Me. . oam‘,i
Clochette, Old San s Th: gld sAegr‘dnei'hnir
”all“ a"? m g ‘ The Basket Maker‘s'Child.
Janet's Choice. The New K‘iuidom.
Mrs. Lofty and l. Tismllitird‘lre s vening Prayer. in.
No 1' “I! v
' ht. When a ma Jamie.
glfigsgeerhu 3:31; group‘s . Whistle and sit for Katie.
CONTENTS IUMBER THREE.
'JCAL.
0n the Rocks by Aberdeen.
figgggg‘ket Gm“ E d in Y s gagglnfieur'
e r a -,
“Mr...” H 8“ mm n a g The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane,
Joli Jack Tare. The Kerr Dance.
My member Mo. There s wa 1 Sunshine Somewhere.
Nothing But Leaves. ‘Tis the Last of bummer
01d Jo. . pm, i es, Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTJ MENTAL.
Patti uadrille. Sonatin
ggggnfiame Wintl. Two by Two. .
CONTENTSJUMBER FOUR.
OCAL.
A Warrior Bold. ' Seymour.
3’“ to in The itasy Goblet.
Hal {512131312351 l‘iirlight. The Old Oaksn Bucket.
Hi lau Mar . The Minstrel y,
Ha d My Ham . Then You it Remember Me. '
I Dream‘d a Dream. The band a the heal.
My a line. The Gypsy Countess,
My oflottase Home. give L Amouri
Slee . Baby Sleep. 1 a llundret Pi rs.
Sm Away, l Within a Mile of inbora.
INS’UMENTAL.
il kia. Bright Eyes Polka,
30232;: Bells. Dance Eecoccais.
CONTENTfliIUMBER FIVE.
DUAL.
lth Jesus. Let me Dream A aln.
601323022}? S‘zul to life. Onl to See her h‘ace Again,
Gomin' Thro‘ the Rye. Ole 'ickerdemua.
Dublin Bay. th Angels Calling 'mh‘lilttfififmfihm Deep.
e .
gslkhdo‘tifigg, Guide his Footsteps. g1): girls: $063111) run
In app! Moments. 1, {i e 3'3"}! gt Bunker Hill.
esus , " e s rayer.
{wfimw lOame Turn Back Pharaoh's Army.
IN S'UMEN TAL.
P 11: . Prince Lanciers,
{$153 in: Vnalley. Mazonrka. . ll Bacio. Waltz,
CONTEN'I NUMBER SIX.
in? OCAL.
’ Larboard Watch.
mifhfinliu. My Alli Countrie.
Eyes that Watch for Me, Know,
F all'l'hy Borrow. gig: r d‘gf the Mill.
Pomfi’tgmbwen in Marble lulu Where are lilo om Folks,
in the Gleaming. Wilcott.
INiUMENTAL.
8t. Albana Grand March
gob‘rlalifiwllkvotw. The Turkish Reveille. '
l
OONTENTSUMBER SEVEN.
’OCAL
Does L When we Hear the Music iii in
333113315. Berri: The Little Once at Home. M 3'
Take ms area. Ye‘ll Soon be (“lying Awe
on. are ye Smiling. Merrie. gfiekimgdlmp l new T‘was Wrong,
‘33:; a Bird. Hear tir Prayiir.
in the Starlight. I Came to Thee,
Babbidge. Why do Bummer limes Fade.
INtUMENTAL. a;
arl Dewairap, ‘ Boccacio March.
agnzzalayliotscehnitsr Waits. Don Juan.
coursnraumasn EIGHT.
'OOAL.
A Sister‘s Dove. gagigolgluht.
it ith Si r,
A him” :1: , The Bravengld 03mm
fiat ‘s Gone to sleep. T 0 To post.
. m'i aw i to Tell You Within Win
vs Hometh . ,
Waitin .
3.5”{33Vfiny N‘ ghi, ’ When cilia“ we Meet Again.
IRUMENTAL. ..
Girl. ' l’ure as Snow
fixfiifiguu Waltz. l Regimental liarcli.
GOINTEHTNUMBER NINE.
‘ VOCAL.
Consider the Line . The Beautiful City of God.
Vi n. , The Clarion No Sounds to the l'icl
‘ 5°" M in. "1 'riie Child’s wall. d‘
go? an to ‘ T“ dead. I‘ill‘l‘b. '
(‘5. If? by: wit: apt Tonight.
Robin 61 ; “I1“
of d arch Ball . When the corn ersdlln.
1%. via: rival" muesli Bled. .
IhlUMENTAL.
Wfl’lwgot. EWMJ
DlD1 ‘YOUEVER DREAM
g, tsongvofaonsnvovdsand m ,s t fine
W...“ °' homegrown... new"; o..." lo-
I ‘
file. not than. _
embark:
warm auditioni-
mom;
bitten “oregano: bynearly bone
area f ’ to" .j m ,
in the sully. , 1th ‘ rssord
of 8MK‘i‘slithliflhKfi ‘ I“ W“
it failasecond ”drummers art“: the
world’s record vii, ‘ ,i [p be per
formance, oonditlh'llslcomfdered.
The Washington park track isat leasta
second and a half slow. it has not been
, .
AUX.
I0 fast as formerly since tho'uew loam
was placed on it before the J one running
meeting and is in need of a good, hard
in. All the drivers agree that the track
is low.
ohu Kelly, who handled Directum last
year, said: "This is the greatest mile ever
trotted. Had Alix been sent against the
record last week at Terra Saute she would
undoubtedly have beaten it.”
MoDewali, who handled Alix. said the
track was two seconds slow at the small
est estimate. The first quarter was made
in :31 $1. she scurried on to the half in
l:03%, and then McDowell let herouta lit-
tle, and the running mate joined her. She
went to the three-quarters in 1:35 and
came home without a break and full of
go in 2:05 in, several watches catching it
in 32:05.
The “Johns River Filled With Isl-sing
on Barrels.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 22.—.\ ter-
rific electric storm raged hero. The West-
ern Union wires were fused for several
hours, and the city was cut 03 from com-
munication with the outside world.
During the storm lightning struck the
warehouse of the Standard Oil company.
situated on the river front. and set it on
fire. There were about 2,000 barrels of
oil in the warehouse. and not one was
saved. The warehouse. which had been
recently completed. and the pier were also
totally destroyed.
After becoming ignited many of the
barrels of all rolled into the river and
floated past the city in flames.- causing no
little danger to shipping. At intervals
the barrels would explode with a tro-
mendous report that awakened every per~
eon within five miles of the scene.
BACK TO WASHINGTON.
President Cleveland Leaves Gray Gables
Fully Recovered.
Bt‘zzaup‘s BM“, Mass. Aug. ‘22.—
Proeideut Cleveland left here for Wash-
ington on the lighthouse tender John 1).
Rogers. As the boat began to move away
she was saluted by several excursion
steamers, whose passengers shouted and
waved pleasant greeting to the chief ex~
ecutive of the land. )ir. (.‘lcveland re-
turned the Clllll’tl'iilt‘s. Tile bands aboard
the steamers played until Mr. i'lovelunll
was well on his way back to serious busi~
nose.
The president's appearance confirms the
reports that he has quite recovered from
his illnesa It is understood here that he
will return to Gray ”allies in a week or
10 days or as soon as executive duties
permit him to enjoy a vacation of several
weeks.
CINCINNATI'S BIG FIRE.
Big Four Depot. a Bonded Warehouse and
Other Buildings Burned.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 22.-—'l'he Big Four
freight depot and adjoining buildings
were burned, causinga loss of from $300,-
ouu to raccoon
Captain Rollins, Lieutenant Covannugh
and Fireman liroilt were badly hurt by
failing timber. The government bonded
warehouse adjoining the depot was burn»
ed, with valuable contents. Two negroes
have been arrested on suspicion of setting
fire to the building.
Many cars, including Pullman and
Wagner coaches, were burned in the ad-
joining buildings.
They Iliad For lave.
New Youli, Aug. 22.—~Mrs. Juliette
Fournier, whose husband, iienri, was also
her father's brother, left her home in Wil»
llamaburg and went to Central Park with
Julius do Marcus of 5:: East Broadway.
lie was her swwthcort. They were found
dead, he having shot her and than him-
self. They left, letters stating that they
died for love.
lienry liaingerfieid'a Inleide.
ALExAsmll/i, Va, Aug.:22.-llcnry
Daingcriicid, a wall known resident of
this place and whose family has been
prominent:fnr years in the old llcmin»
Ion, killed himself utzthe family resi-
dence. ,iio had been in low spirits and
melancholy for several years.
flown Vindicatn may.
ALBAKY, A ug. 2'3. ~The charges against
Sheriii Duffy oi Westchestcr, alleging neg—
icct of ditty in not closing up a gam-
blor's "paradise" known as Little Monte
Carlo made by the how and (inicr society,
were dismissal by Governor Flower.
Krinvhund l’eatlval. ,
Pirrsncno, Aug. 22.~—Tiio closing day
of the tenth krigcrbund festival opened
at Mendelssohn park, where the grand
prize shooting contests took place. U. 1!.
Walruil. Kansas City, was elected presi-
dent. '
(:an at thflwvgorwd.
MoliCmv, Aug. 22.-The governor It.
been notified of the appearance of cholera
at filial-Novgorod. a town of central Bus.
sis, in which the largest fair in the world
is held each summer.
coal mm coon-ties.
Braiscrisin, Ills, Aug. 22.-Fiftydsl-
Danton. representing 16,000 coal miner;
arehoidinga state meeting hose to, as»
range a new schedule for digging coal.
Messed" lay Abdicate.
Vittoria. Aug. Lia—«The abdlcatiaa of
King Alexander of Benin in favor of his
father, alt-King Milan. is imminent.
rem travelling: tinned.
item“. Aug. team at
multimillion
Twice Driven pm the Field W
‘ the Chianti.
Mnm~
can. no cunts Two “moans
m; “Chinese ”openly the Hibachi-
'M Were Chases! Eleven lilac In One
Day and lost (hung-Ila the Neat—CM
I.” Fleet livid. the Gill! of I’D—cull-
SHANGHAI, Aug. 22.-—-General Tic, .m-
mander of the Fang-Tiers division of in
Chinese forces, telegraphs as follows:
“The Chinese on Friday attackedthe
Japanese forces at Ping-Yang, driving
them back, with heavy loss, a distance of
ll miles to Chung-Ho. The Chinese
made a second attack on‘Saturday and
drove the Japanese from Chung-Ho,
which is now in Chinese hands. The Jap-
anese again last heavily in Saturday’s
ed today. "
Admiral Fremontlc, the British oom-
mandor, has established the headquarters
of his float at Chefu, where the British,
Russian and ltalian ministers now are.
The Chinese fleet is enjoying full pos-
session of the gulf of Pc-Chl-Li. .
The Japanese are rel-embarking large
bodies of troops at Fusan. Nothing is
known regarding their destination.
Chinese March on dental.
The Chinese force which occupied Ya-
ehan has evacuated thatnlince and has
marched eastward in the direction of Se-
oul. The forms, which is under General
Yah, who was falsely reported to have
been killed ina recent bottle, has been
augmented by the addition of numbers
of sympathlzing Koreans.
The Chinese forces am converging on
Ping-Yang. The tell-graph line to the lat-
ter point remains in the possession of the
Chinese.
Nine thoimmd Japanese troops have
left Seoul and marched iii the direction of
Plng- Yang.
Two German fathers of the Catholic
mission at Si Nlnnghou, in the southern
part of the province of Shan‘Tung, have
been captured by bandit» and hold for
ransom. A government posse sent in pur-
suit of the robilbcrs has been unable to
capture them.
It is supposed that the Japanese troops
who are reembarking at Fusan are going
to Seoul.
it is reported that there was a great
slaughter of men in the battle between
the Japanese and Chinese forces at Chung-
Ho on Saturday last in which the Japa-
nese were driven from that place.
it is stated that James Wylie, a Presbyn
terian missionary. has died from injuries
received at the hands of (.‘hlriese soldiers
marching to Korea at “aching. north
of Now-Chang, China
KILL§D HIS WIFE.
Jealousy and lirnnkenm-ss “fare "I. Cans.
of It All.
ltmmm. Pa, Aug. 21:.—-A murder and
attempted suicide occurrod in this city.
The iilurdcn-r was Reuben ll. Walters,
aged 5.3 years, a butler by trade, and the
victim his wife. aged 4!) years.
Walters was of a quarrelsonle disposi-
tion and came houn- drunk. lie imme—
dhtely began a quarrel with his wife, and
the two received the dispute, and while
they were in their bedroom Walters drew
a pistol and shot his wife three times,
one bullet entering her body near tho
heart and the other two lodging in her
head. The woman dragged herself down
stairs into the kitchen. where the neigh-
bors fuuml hi'? (lend.
Meanwhile Walters placed the pistol to
his head and fired tivoshots, which did
but little harm. The police than arrived
and arrested Walters.
Mrs. Walters was a woman of line per-
sonal appearance, and her husband was
insanely jealous of her They have six
children.
Fought Fifty-six llaurrrls.
BALTlunlllt, Aug. 2? «Solomon Eng-
lish of Baltimore and John flail of New
ark. .\’. J, fought to a draw about 10
miles from the city. For the last three
rounds both men were so weak that they
only stood up and looked at each other.
and at the and of the fifty-sixth round
the mirror decided the light aiiraw. The
men wore in the ring three hours and
those-quarters. The light was one of tho
hardest and gunlest that ever took place
in or near Balflliiot'o.
An Army (linear Weds.
l’l.Ai.\‘FlirIl.l!, .\’. .l.,Aug. 22.~A fashion.
able wedding took place here at the real-
deuce of 'i‘. ii. Blackmwhcu his niece, Miss
Susan W. (”:lgsweil, daughter of the late
Colonel Cngiiwell, l'. :4. A, of Washing-
ton, and Lieutenant Amos Shuttuck, 17.
B. .\., stationed at Fort Buford, were
united in marriage. The grwm were full
regimental uniform.
Pnlitnunn on lilryrlea.
NEWARK. N. J.. Aug. fill—Two new
branches of police service are to be intro
duced in this city. and after neptembcr
a nuvnbcr ut policemen will be selected
for n mounted squad and also for a squad
that will imnouutod upon bicycles and
patrol the city on the outlook for reckless
bicyclists.
Mr. Pullman Dani's It.
Cmimuo, Aug. 22.—«Gcorgo M. Pull-
man denim tho rotlort of the origagetnent
of his daughter Florence to the Prince of
laenimg-iiimien. Mr. l’nlllnnn refused
to discuss the matter. simply saying in no
spouse to a question, “i"tleny it."
Thirty Wanted; rive Thousand Applied.
Cim'Mm, Aug. 22.—-Fivo thousand 12an
ions, iiungurions and Poles gathered at
the illicit island tracks and Archer ave-
nue, cudcovoring to get work where only
30 men wore needed. The police were
obliged to dluwrsc the crowd.
A 'l'esas landlady Who Mm to Kill.
Your Won't". Tom. Aug. tit—Mrs. L
F. Thompson. Who keeps a lodging house
on Throckmcrtcn street, shot and killed
A. Lieb, one of her lodgers. The Woman
claims that she fired in self defense.
Croquet Tour-afloat. ,
Nonwmt, Conn. Aug. 99.——The Na
tioriai Cannot association tournament be-
gan at the Rockwell avenue grounds with
40 delegates from eastern clubs present.
Hermann. K. it. Aug. 22.~Ths an—
nual coaching parade took place here.
Great crimes were present from all the
mountain region.
M... W... , W
sum Tennis toarudincat.
Kanpur". R. l, Aug. 22.-—Tho national
championship tennis tournament open»
betrayed a several" and indwellinn
fighting. Another great battlais expect— ~
ONLY seven access.
Alnpoaltlon to lure-as the fin-bevel
Court of Appeal Judges Defeated.
ALBANY. Aug. Bit—in the constitution-
al convention the discussion of the cm
tion as to whether there should be seven
or nine judges in the court of appeals was
taken upon Mr. F. i". Brown's amend-
ment to amend the proposed article and
leave the number at seven.
Mr. Vedder offered an aiilcndmenr strik-
ing out the, section that provides that
each elector shall vote for only one judge.
Mr. Brown objected to the increase of
justices in any court At the conclusion
of his remarks the donations at issue were
divided. The portion forbidding voters
to cast ballots for more than one judge was
stricken out, and the voter is to be allow—
ed to vote for both additional judges.
The amendment providing for terms of
only eight years for supreme court justices
was voted down. The term is to stand
for is years.
The proposition to increase the court of
appeals to nine judges was defeated. The
court is to stay at seven members.
While the vote was being taken Mr. A.
if. Green said that the strictures passed
upon the present court of appeals were all
wrong. It was a great and splendid
court. He asked that the term he placed
at seven years so as to take judges out of
politics. J udgo Moore moved to make it
10, but both motions were defeated.
The vote on making the number of ap-
pellate judges seven instead of nine, as
pmpOiied, Wits: Yells, til; pays, 38.""
Judge l’nrmenter of Troy ailcred an
alllcmlmcnt to create seven more judges
—~a court of i i—ench voter to vote for but
four at a time. He went into a long ex-
planation of the benefits to be derived,
saying that he believed that the court
close to its business. Mr. i’armcnter's
utilenlilnent was defeated.
Mr. Dickey oflercd an amenduwnt pro-
viding that the governor, on certification
by the court of appeals, may appoint seven
supreme court judges to act as a second
' division until the calendar iscicared. M r.
Dickey thought that there should be some
way for the assistance of the present court
if they found themselves confronted by
too many cases for disposition.
Mr. Green spoke against. the amwd-
nlt‘lll. "i' thought it unnecessary.
Mr. Dickey‘s motion was ndopted~yens.
58'. noys. 5i.
Mr. Root moved to reconsider the vote
by which the liulcmliiluut was adopted.
lie said that many of the members were
in the hall at the time of taking the vote.
There was 4r voted discussion over the
proposition of . r. Root, and finally. be
fore it vote Way; is kill). the convention was
adjourned.
MARVIL CHOSEN.
Dal-ware Banish—listen;“Ninlninate Him For
(inventor.
Dori-"Jr, Del , Aug ‘2'3.~-'l’hc Republican
state convention upvni‘Il with speeches by
General James H. \Vllson mill Rev. Jona-
than 5. Willie. When the report of the
committee on credentials was received, it
recommended the rejection of both can—
testing delegates from North lirumlywine
and admitting lmlildvlegntinlls. with half
voids each. from the Ninth ward, Wil
ililiigtnn. .\ {tor a brief discussion the re-
port was adopted.
The platform was next adopted. it re
affirms a bollvi' in the doctrine of pro-
tection to American industries. favors
laws to protect .\illerlillin labor from the
evils of ulire-trictml fun-ign immigration
and donoutil-rs the thrill hill just pom-ll
by congress {H it cowardly nmkeshlli that
will h‘dlllM the wages of American work
man and continue the existing business
doprl-ssion
Joshua A Marvil of Lauri-l was then
nominated for governor and Rev. John
than Willie of Milford (or representative
in congress. liulh nominations were lllflill'
by licclmllation The cunvnvltinn adjourn-
ed after a stirring adorns by Senator
Higgins.
.ioslliili Hopkins )liirvil, the nilliiini'e
for governor rolling of all old Delaware
family, [in was born in Sussex county
Sept, 3, lfliih. .\s u fnrlil buy his educate
tionlil advantages were meager. in early
manhood bebop-1mm a sailor and after-
ward n boutbli‘lidcr. in his twciltyolghtll
your ho ntnrteil ashop for the lilunufiscture
of agricultural inipb'nmtits. in ”70 hi-
engaged in the basket and crate business,
building up the extensive works at Lau-
rel, which now have an output of 2.000,
000 fruit baskets annually. He has been
prominent in local politics for years, but
was never before a candidate for office
California "enumerate.
SAN l-‘ll.\xl,;lsi’o, Aug. 22.~The lioiuo
cratlc state convention convened hero.
The nomination of it full slate ticket and
the adoption of a platform ill the work be
fore the convention. interest centers ill
the contest for the gubernatorial nomina-
tion. The loading candidates aru ox-
(7ongrossuinli James ll. Budd of Stockton
and Barney Murphy of San Jose.
lirick llouae tail on Children.
Wont lirTIvlil. Mane” Aug. lath—«While
Workman wuro touring down on old brick
building the house collapsed, burying
about a dozen children and three men in
the ruins. Four of tiiochildrmi Wore taken
out badly injurml and three others with
severe cuts and bruises.
him! After Leaving Camp Meetinl.
Liliviri’i'iix, Pit, Aug lid-Jilly. J. M.
haunt. l). 1).. presiding older of the
Junintn district. (Icntrui Pennsylvania
conference, become ill at tile Newton-Haili-
ilton calllp "looting, of which ho had
charge. and was muovud to his home bore,
where he died.
, Champion Abbott Whipped.
va Uitl.l"..\.‘.‘i=, Aug 22.~Htuntnn Ab
butt. the champion lightweight of Eng-
land, was knocked out in the Olympic
club arena in tho twentyflith round by
Jack Evorbardt of this city. They fought
for a purse of $1.500.
ltritieh Vessel Raised.
Disney. Aug. 22.——.\ dispatch from
La iluoyro says that a Venezuelan revenue
cutter has seized the iiritleh vessel
Eclipse, which had arrived from Trinidad
with a contraband cargo.
Employees ('annot (let Injunctions.
DENVER, Aug. ltd—Judge linilett do
eidcd against the South Park railroad em-
ployees on their application tor an nnlcr
to forbid the receiver reducing wages.
Judge Ward riled suddenly.
anmtm it. 1., Aug. unwind“ lion-
ry N. Witt-d died from the oilch of a
stroke of summit-1y.
Bull'n’mivr literals?» Condition.
MONTREAL, Aug. tit-«The condition of
ex‘Premisr hieroicr continues scrim
mainlimi.” '
fair; northerly winds.
0.! on the Canton grounds hare.
" .W
with so illany members could keep up Fl
c. F. Bouiwell
DENTIST.
Painless binning viii: Earl
litaiizei iii or cocaine. Its ,
Extra thugs.
Sets at Teeth. $5 to Sill
Office hours. from 8 aim. tale 1: m.
Dr.Boutwellis usingl a preparation in
i w ich renders t 0 operation as near
uloas as possible without injury to the
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Did Well Hand laundry,
ll Washington Street.
' , South iiorwrllt
ALI. WORK DON. BY BAIDJ
IO ACIDS “SID I! WASHING.
SATISFACTION onmrrmn.
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Bagel: cthce—Goarge L. Cook. Main street.
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Physician for Women!
MRS. lili. ii. i. Glilllillill
Can be consulted at her allies.
342 Broad 8t.. Bridgeport. Bonn.
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any dayexcept Sunday.
The Doctor is a regular h sician and for
the t sixteen years has 1.3.1.. the DlSEABE
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from any difficult inci out to the sex can
consult Dr. unlifor in the strictest confidence.
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