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THE OREGON DAILY
JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 21. 1903.
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CASEY CHI OUT
FOR VAUDEVILLE
Pearl Jlay Do Fitzsimmons'
btlint illis liner mt
Crcdie Likes Bay.
Tommy Traoey. the old-time welter
clrara In the Corbett
building, Is thinking serloualy about
..kfnv Pearl Casey out on the road this
Jw,? M S i .tt in the vaudeville
?,?"."1B- .J,..n to rarrv alone the main
feature cf the show a bag-punchlnf
Jll.V.0.!...,. n. vitralmmons punch-
t k V,e Kb cr
.C. p..rl ran beat him three waya
r ' Iv. . .!.,, Tnmmv delivered this
SStinc." thi. morning while speaking
7 v. n..ri'a Timnnns. why, lie came
"i tT n..tm l.iat night
?Vfopef 1 had in the h
I. k.hlnd thoee ahouldera. If he
1. m Mthuelah I'd make
a fighter out of him. Pearl can do all
kinds 'of fancy etunta on the pig blad
der and we ought to make a bunch of
'" the yellow this winter."
From the showing Easterly made
last week Dillon would do well to keep
the Clever fellow In the game all the
time. He la worlds better than Hogan
at the bat and can show the Los An
gelea crab cards and spades on catching
foul flies. He helped the Angela win
Sunday s game and that w" """"J
as Hogan did. for Hap played In the
only other victory. Perhaps he hasn t
the experience of Hogan. but experi
ence doesn't always count.
Because Pitcher Ralph Willis roasted
Umpire Jack O'ConneU to President Cal
Ewfng, the Seal slabster has been sus
pended from the game for 30 days.
Willi remarked in the presence of Ew-,
lng that the Seals would have won
everv game had O'Connell given them
a fa"ir chance. Ewlng should be com
plimented on his firm stand against
crabbing, especially when the dis
gruntled are on his payroll.
Think of George Hlldebrand becoming
manager of the Sacramento team re
eentlv voted Into the Coast league. Ed
Kripp wants Hilde. and that means that
It la up to Hilde. Hllde knows the
game like his primer ana ne in
Scrappy player. Of course Kripp will
have to get the consent of Danny Long
before Hilde can go to uos auscwo,
but since Long let Charley Irwin go
to Denver there la also likelihood that
ha will be easy with HUde.
.
Southpaw Graney has only pitched
In half a dozen gamea this year, and
that is responsible for his wildness at
times. The little fellow wants to pitch
all the time, and Mac has to put him
In an "Oregon boot" to keep him out.
Oraney thinks that by pitching., two or
three times a week he will get down
to hia old control, but Mac fears his
arm might grow stale and won't let him
work more than twice a week.
' When the Oakland team lines up on
the Vaughn street grounds this after
noon the old faces will be in new
places and there will be one strange
phi In shortstop position. Miller is
the new man, and he is eaid to be show
ing up well. Graney may pitch against
the Greeks today and probably Wright
will oppose him. Van Haltern wants
his best man for the opening game,
which he desires to grab.
Pop Von Haltern may have some new
men shortly to buoy up the celler
Champs. President Walter is prepared
to spend some good coin for classy
players, and Pop has pointed out a few
teasers that he would like to have
The names will be carefully concealed
until the players are well on their
way to the coast. It Is rumored some
big league castoffs will find their way
, . to uaKiana moie.
Manager McCredle said this morning
that he would like to hare Harry Bay
. on the Beaver squad next season. Mac
say a he Is a good hitter and a remark
ably fast outfielder. The only trouble
-with Bay Is that he URually leaves the
game early In the fall to go on the
road with his theatrical troupe. If this
early get-away can be eliminated Mao
will take him in part exchange for
Raftery, otherwise Cleveland will have
to come through with some other
player.
Within a few days the Pacific Coast
league win take some action-about
ending a scout through the east look
ing for talent for next season, says the
uuueun. witn six ciuds in line the
league will be ahle to use fully P0
Tlayers. hacramento and Venice will
want so men at least to open the pea
son. Now the best way and the cheap-
est way to gather such a large aggre
gation or laienc is to detail a scout
to look over the various minor leagues
ano eee wnat sort or stock they have
With a scout out who knows his busi
ness there will be fewer gold brlcki
Imported. For this position the name
of Mike Fisher has alrendv been pro
posed. Fisher knows a hall player
from a ton' of coal and would he just
the man to send nut. He orgnnlzd
one of the best clubs the Coast league
ever had.
In thlH picture Is Boon Erasmus, the mascot of the Tigers.
During a recent game Erasmus, who can yell
Ey-ah as tantallzlngly as Hugh Jen
nlngs himself, grew eu enthusiastic
he was put off the field. But from
the players' bench the Ey-ah of Eras
mus continued to rattle the Yankees.
In the lower picture Is shown one of
the exciting Incidents on the Hilltop.
In the sixth Inning, Immediately fol
lowing Schmidt's pop foul to Klel
now, Cob and Coughlln started a
double steal. Hy a skillful slide the
famous batsman thwarted Klelnow
and scored a run.
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BHRS BL00I
VVABASHERS BLOSSOM
Feminine Horse-Hide Man
ipulators Make Good Start
but Lose.
Fully 1,500 fans journeyed out to
Twenty-fourth and Vaughn streets yes
terday afternoon to see the fair ladles
traveling under the name of the Chi
cago Ladies' Baseball team go down
before the Wa bashers. 12 to 8. The
girls played very good baseball at times
Cloughen of Amerloa In tl I-l seconds;
heat aevan, Mttlfeat of Francs In 13 t-I
aeconda; heat eight, Lafttnan ot Sweden
In 14 4-6 seconds; heat nine, Hurda
vlllo of Knglund In 21 i-t aeoonda; heat
10, Hamilton of Amerloa in 11 1-6 sec
onds; heat 11. Kerr of Canada in 11 1-6
auconda; heat 12, Hherman of Amerloa
In 22 8-6 seconds; heat 11, Rseil of
Kngland in 21 1-6 soonda; beat 14,
Gutterqisen of Norway walked over:
heat 16. Hawkins of England In 11 4-6
aeoonda.
V(-ro Taylor la 400 Vetera.
AlliTTo c ii.ii.um.il, v, n .11 II 1 1 , wuv,
on Frenchman qualified for the finals
In the 400-metr run in the first six
heats of the preliminaries, heat two
being declared void. In heat one Mon
tague, of Kn gland, ran the -distance In
60 1-5 seconds; heat two was voided
heat three was won by Kyle, of Eng-
and In a walkover; heat four was won
y Taylor, of America, In 60 4-6 sec
onds; heat five was won by Nlohol, of
Kngland, In 60 4-6 seconds, and heat six
was won by Mai feat, of France, In 60
suoonda flat.
In heat seven of the 400-meter run
Itobblna, of America, won In 60 2-6 sec
onds. In heat eight Prout. of America,
won in 60 2-6 seconds.
American Sets 2f w Beoord.
Porter, of America, set a new Olym
pic record In the running high Jump
oday when ftp established a mark or
i feet S Inches. He made the record
when he won section five of the pre
liminaries.
The running high lump preliminary
heuts were started witn tie, Monsen
of Norwav. and Leader, of England
each finishing with the rod standing
t the mark of K feet 10X4 inches.
Gldnev. of America, took third plaoe
with a tump of S reel or an men. ,
Sections three and four were com
blned in the running high jump, and
nnother tie for first place resulted
Leahy, of England, and Andre, pf
the leading honors
mark being I set
third
Franca, divided
the heat, their
Inohes.
Lafberg, of Sweden, won the
neat in the high diving contest.
WwetUnf Matches,
In the Greoo-Roman heavyweight
wrestling matches today, Ptroft of
Russia defeated Humnhr.v. of Knorland.
and Jensen of Denmark was thrown by
weisae or Hungary.
In the catoh-as-catch-can wreatllns-.
Beok - of England defeated Narsaiinea
of America.
Coleman of England defeated Wallts
of England In the first round of the
middleweight wrestling matches.
Anderson of Sweden defeated CraU
of America in the seoond preliminary
match of the middleweight wrestling
contest. Full time or the Anderson
Craig bout wil 16 minutes and the ex
hlbltion proved one of the most inter
eating pulled off alnoe the Olymplo
gamea were openeu.
In toe middleweight seml-nnal wrest
ling matches. Bacon of England de
feated Beck of England, and Relwys
kow of England defeated Anderson of
Sweden.
KIIIC RELAY RACE
SETS HEW RECORD
Younff Y. M. C. A. Athletes
Hours Ahead in New York
to Chicago Run.
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CLEVELAND CLUB
PAYS GOOD MONEY
Wright, Raftery and Groom
Help Fill" Coffers
of Clubs.
AriLD PAD 0
HliUmU.
times they slayed
ailDDLEWEIGIITS ARE
AGREED OX .WEIGHTS
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San .Francisco. Julv 21 Stanley
Ketohel and Hi;p. Kelh- n-U wlgh
In at US pound l:pn th.y battle for
the middleweight c.;impioiiFliip here on
the evening of Ji.jy Si un.1.r the nu
splv of the Pacific Athletic club ac
cording to ihp trms of an agreement
reached early today after a Ions argu
ment hetween the managers They will
make the we'prht at 6 o'clock tb even
ing m me rigliT. Tl:e question of
m not touched
conference.
on at
a
this
but at
poorly.
They started out like winners and by
shoving two runs over the pan In the
opening inning assumed the lead. The
abashers scored one in the first and
more than evened up matters In the
second, by scoring five runs. This
looked enough to win. but the boys
came through with another ace In the
third and five more In t he fourth.
Then the fair lady friends settled
down and played fine ball for the re
mainder of the game, shutting out the
Wabash team and running their own
score up to eiirht It looked for a while
as though they would win out after all,
but the boys rallied in time and the
run getting stopped.
Molllr- HrewBter and Blanche Orrie
were easily the stars of the ladles'
team. .Miss Urewstor played second
base and Miss Orrie held down r.nt.r
field. Both played good ball.
Prices paid by the Cleveland club in
the American league for players who
were purchased recently from Coast
league flubs by Scout Tom O'Brien,
have leaked out, says a San Francisco
paper. Deacon Wright, the Oakland
twlrler. brought the top figure, as he
was sold outright for delivery at the
end of the season for 12,750.
Raftery, the Portland outfielder,
brought McCredie the sum of 12,000,
but It is stated that several players
will figure In the deal. As the fans
know. Pitcher Granej' has already been
turned over to Portland, and report has
it that Harry Bay. the sensationally
speedy outfielder of the Naps, will Join
the Beavers next season. Bay is all
that could be desired by Cleveland as
a fielder, but he cannot hit enough to
suit anu Raftery is expected to take
his place.
O'Brien would also have purchased
Bill Heltmuller. figuring on trading
him, but the Oakland club wanted loo
much money. Oakland asked 11,500 and
Cleveland offered 11,000.
If Groom Is sold, as can reasonably
be expected, he should bring in the
neighborhood of 13,000. O'Brien" figures
that he has made some good bargains
ana says mat naa tnene men been in
leagues nearer the east they would
have brought double the sum he had
to pay ror them.
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Minor Liull Gaines.
The Jacobsen DeTempIe baseball team
defeated the Crane Company Saturday
last 9 to 6.
In a closely played oonteat Sunday
the North Iaciflcs defeated the Eagles,
6 to 4. ,
The All-Stars - defeated the Goodyear
Rubber company team, the Oold Seals,
Sunday morning. The score was to S
In seven innings.
The Multnomah Cuba challenge any
team In the city for a baseball game.
No games desired with teams under
1 years or age. Call W oodlawn 464
and ask for Clinton Brink.
ChehaUs Team Champs.
(Special Plipatcb to The Journal.)
Chehalls, Wash., July 21. The Che-
halls ball team again defeated Elma In
two games, Saturday and Sunday. Sat
urday by a score of 8 to S, and Sunday
by S to 2. The Chehalls club has not
been beaten this season, and Is the
champion amateur team of southwest
ern Washington. Chehalls has one of
the fastest diamonds in the state and
the attendance during the season at the
games has been large. Sunday the
Dryers of Tacoma play here, their sec
ond trip. 1
(United Ptees LtMl Wire.)
Chicago, July 21. John Martin, an
18-year-old youth, dashed up La Sail
street In a splendid finishing sprint, be
tween lines of cheering speotators, and
delivered a silver tub containing a
message of greeting from Mayor George
n. McClellart of New York to Mayor
Fred A. Busae of Chicago, who was
waiting for it on the steps of the olty
hall, at 9:40 o'olock this morning,
This ended the great relay race of
the Y. M. C. A. athletes from New York
to Chicago, 11 hours and- 60 minutes
ahead ot the schedule, shattering all
records.
Martin Is a member of the Oak Park
Y. M. C A. and holds a reoord of 61
and a fraction second for a quarter
mile. He made the dash from Jackson
boulevard to the city hall In beautiful
form.
More than 2,000 runners participated
In the great race, having been stationed
at relny points varjing from one mils
to a mile Hnd a half apart. Eath man
delivered the silver tube to the on
who took up the race where he left It
off.
The Chicago athletes took up the
raoe at South Bend. Ind at 8:40 o'olock;
last evening and all night long they
raced ahead with the New York mayor's
greeting, determined to uphold the
honor of their city in the final stages
of the race. The roads along the route
were lined with spectators early today
from the furthermost outskirts of the
city, and the runners were spurred to
rrreater efforts by the oheers of enthus
astlo admirers.
REAp EVI2RY I11Nf3 OP
My Straightforward Proposition
London, July II. Interest at
Olympic games today centers In
200-meter dash in which five Ameri
cans, three Englishmen, one Canadian,
one Frenchman, one Hungarian and one
Norwegian ara entered. Kerr of Canada
made the best showing in tt;e prelim
inary heats today, his time being
22 1-5 seconds. Hamilton of America
made the next best showing, his time
beint; 1-5 of a second slowor than that
of the Canadian runner.
Preliminary heats in the 200-meter
dash were run, the following contest
ants, qualifying for the finals:
Heat one, George of England first In
23 3-5 seconds; heat two. Huff of
America first in 22 4-6 seconds, heat
th ree, Roche of Kngland In 22 4-6 sec
onds; heat four, Cartmell of America
In 23 seconds; heat five, Radoozy of'
Hungary In 28 1-5 seconds; heat six.
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XiLyiinS-V. eat-Most Conrealant,
rtTsaft V0av sT bal J V
I would rather give up my practice than In
dulge In either guesswork or make-believe curea.
I have devoted 20 years to earnest and con
scientious endeavor to the unravelment of some
of the moat perplexing problems that ever con
fronted the nrofession. and I believe I have at
tained the limit of medical possibilities In my d. TATT.OB,
particular branch of practice. Tha Leading Specialist.
I do not treat symptoms. I
treat to cure the disease behind
the symptoms. If the case pre
sents even the slightest feature
upon which 1 have doubt, or If f
recognize Incurable complications
I positively refuse treatment.
I have brought to light the true
nature of men's diseases and the
causes of the fcymptoms they pre
sent. In addition, I have, by the
scientific blending of drugs, pro
duced remedies that meet every
condition that it seems possible to
cure. Even the slightest relief,
under my treatment, is genuine improvement a part of the permanent
cure thut la to follow. There is no cause to hesitate. Consultation costs
nothing, and I writ not offer myservices unless I can cure you.
Weakness WrecKs Men's Lives
W 3 1 o
In Any Uncomplicated Disorder
You Pay When Cured
Many
weakness,
til It had
have seen
suffering.
by family doctors, patent medicines
id nfomlse has fa:
the nature of wbiuaT made him delav seekina: medical aid tin-
become serious, and greatly Injured his Jifo's opportunities. I
thousands of these eases and I have heard the storv of their
Usually there ia also a history of Incompetent treatment
ootors. Datent medicines. elwotric belts. and unnrlnclnled
medical Institutes and so-called "specialists."
What Weakness Really Is
There Is some functional derangement, the direct result of
flam-
Irt rear tanU ttr It,
If he cannot tapply the
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FAMOUS CHARACTERS
WRITE OF BASEBALL
Rr Horwj Have Narrow Escapr.
rn1t1 ! Un Wir
Detroit. Mich, ju;r 2! Fire de
?eo six atawee at the Windsor I
mu . X y""rnay. , he horses were
Ll ' V lTom th HO stalls
Many were badly singed and two wiV,
te unable to race anr mnr in. .
injury ""i "i me animals
escaped
. Jnnrflon City 21. Fncrne 6.
Junction City. Or, Juir ?1 The
Vl.. the av,re of Jl to 4 The
batterte. for Junction rttr were Vch
& Mtny: fr EU"- Andrews
That Does.
fls-OTery
la the
otfcer
io perrorm. Mva Vr
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re
Tr. King s
rm1 t that 6
Trwmla bt fall
i ir"n or Auoum Cetitre. P
.... v-.i.ia. rmw pi inroat and lung
tmuMo rt long standing, that ether
ttrr.jtsr;ivd only temporary r
r Iawrery ts dnfng tn so much
)at I feel ennndrat Ita continued
fr a ranatie leartb tt trme
mi I rore n to rrfar h.!ti - th.
(nrnt ii nr,g keler im eld at nt
1"""! LV' 'r dr, ,tor- ' SO' ll.fr
AMERICANS STALLED
IX SIBERIAN SWAMP
(t'nltJ trse leased W1r
Buffalo, July 21. A report from
Vlatka, HusEia. July 15, showa that the
Thomas Flyer in the New Tork-to-Pari a
race has now been helj over five daya
waiting for the new giar whloh is to
rpoiace me one DroKen in the swamp in
(Siberia The gear has ben ost by the
Tran.-Sibc-lan raJIroad and Schuster is
vaitiiy traveling back over the road to
f:n-t It.
The eld gear had been temporarily
rrymrru v roues i rom UDintit. and
could ftnnd the terrible atralh of tha
rough. rnln-soRked roada no longer. Th
car r-achf-d Kkaterlnburs on Mondav
of lat week and left Tueaday. At 8
o'clock it passed ft monument on tbe
road which marked tbe dividing line be
tween Siberia and Ruaata, and the crew
r.a.iied they were at last In Europe.
The car reached Perm Wednesday In
a neady. dismal rain. The roada were
cked snd flooded, worse than ever.
Wilier advi waiting until the rain
ceaaed. araulng that the crudely re
paired itetr could not atand the ruta
and holes that racked the car so fear
fully. Schuster would "stop for noth
ing . but this time hie progressive
all tbe rain, mud and clay, that tbe oS
nii.nau. ,int car cnntlnti l m m
Viatka but this last stretch r. .t
rear r.rrpletely out of bualima.
still held up awaiting
At hand la the fourth number of the
Baseball magazine from Boston, bub
bling and boiling over with good things
as usual. It la strange how many
very prominent men over the country
are willing and anxious to discuss and
write on baseball affaira, for on the
list of contributors are Evangelist Bun
day, Rabbi Fleischer, and Kibert Hub
bard. The Fra from Aurora. X T., is an
enthusiastic fan and gives his estima
tion of baseball in terse wcrds: "M.-n
who love baseball socrn To r.ep yotinc i
they are always toys, to play is wis
dom." Oeorge M.-Cohan, the tr'nr and writ-!
er of funny songs has something to j
say about the game: "All my life i!
have hopped aroiuid on the r rr'scensum "
and sung little songs, all rry life l
have wanted to get out, cast off my j
patent leathers for spikes, and play'
John F. Morrill discusses the rham-'
plona of id years ago Juv "WMte!
makes a plea for an opportunity for
the college man to rlay profusions)
ball. Charles Pin err file cf New Vr.rV ;
has a unique little storv about ' Perk." I
a hair-lipped soldier of fortune whoi
takes a fat girl to Fouta America to I
put In a sideshow where she was'-s
away to a.llv'n skeleton O W I) Vvs I
who claims to have wri'ten the fam-i
oua "Casey at the Bat." has a com-j
panlon poem entitled " ld Vy' Touna"!
which la as stror.g as Casey. It, too i
may become famoua. 'j
to
the
ana tne car ts
the new psrt
vl V.'rrt r Wn "weired from
h "ot rt reached
fCT V 'L'f ',irr'--ed that It may be
lost or br.kjnf - .u- .
Cill. ... wr UH Ol
Tills Iat In Sport Annals,
11 At Crawley. F.ng : ran Tv-r.-nelly
defeated Tom Oljxer In 14 rounds,
for 100 gjlneaa
lt'l The first anrua res-att of
the Rowing Assorwt'oa of American
colleges was held at Insleeide, Mass
Ha" At Detroit: Johnston, to wag
on, paced 1 mile 1D J ) 4 14
l0i At Pan Frenclacn-
Prltt won from "Kid" Sullivan In 20
round a
Howl
oGet
Your
TVhat would
to reel aa you
ago; to possess
nnd energy, the
you not sacrlflca
did a few years
the same snap
same gladsome.
Joyous, light-hearted spirit and
the physical strength you used to
have? You know you are not the
same man. and you know you
would like to be. Tou might as
well be. It's eesy.
Tour body Is a mar h trie.
The nervous system Is the
motor.
Electricity Is the power that
runs it.
When you are weak It shows
you lack the necessary power to
1rlve the machinery of your body
like any motor without electricity.
The nerves control the organs
musrlea and electricity supplies to the
nerves the power to control Electricity
Is nerve food, nerve Hfe. When the sup
ply Is exhausted the nerves become weak
nd the organs refuse to perform their
functions in a regular manner.
How can you get a new supply of this
nerve force electricity Pimply draw
lpon another sunt ly furnished by nature.
Ia It druga? No. Drugs are polaons.
Electricity la the natural food of the
nervea When the mother's breast
the child la fed by milk from tTie
The tarent doesn t go to a drug
shop and buy pclsona with which
to nourish the child.
So if you are weak you muat fed.
not poison, but electricity, to your
Back
Strength
falls
CO
r l friarta.
U. I The -t
J2i.;t.Ci
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Br.y Eltrlr. Car diarrhoea. cV,ener, 1
and all erangemeata of th. wtcmach er I
Sold by EkjJmere Ing '
nerves
"Xm-Vlrnr la the electrle In
vigorating device that purr.pa a
trum "t vim Into your body while
ou siep. ji renewa the spirit of
mbltlon end hustle It make men
out of slow-going. rl'.scouriLged weak
linsw If you have a pain It drives
It out. If you hare stomach troti
tie. varicocele, lumKaaro, ectaMca.
kidney or liver complaint, or Just a
loss of nerve force. Electro-Vigor
will restore you to perfect health.
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you ahould know regarding the cause
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GLAND, brought on by early dissipation or resulting from improperly
treated contracted disorder. This condition CANNOT POSHIRLY be re
moved bv internal medicines and any tonic system of treatment that
stimulates the activity of the function enn but result in .aggravating
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treatment is based. I cmplov neither tonics, stimulants nor electric
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I do not care what your experience has been with other treat
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VARICOCELE. SPERMATORRHOEA, LOST VIGOR, ORGANIC
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, 9 p. m., and Sundays from 10 to 1.
f The DR. TAYLOR Co.
t Corner Morrison and Second Streets
t PRIVATE ENTRANCE 33454 MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND, OR.
$5
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OUR FEX
In Any Single Uncomplicated Case
W ours Tariooosle, Hydrocele, Bnptura, Vsrrons Debility, Blood
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