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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07
Alasa ". Dsurpas.


In NJ spssoh q Bloomington, the other
day, Allen, she Dsmocratic candidate for
0ovsrnor q Illinois, got up the following
litsls pet huabug:
sWsll, n the Congress OF the United States
doe not poesaDs the power, Of course tAsy
cannot dslsgsts i 70 the Territory; Bot, CO.
tlsnen, there 10 sovereign pcwsr bshind al
L. believes. that the inhabitapta OF Terri.
tory, through their Territorial Legislature.
may protect or prohibit slavery in she con-
mon Territories that sovereignty which 10
inherent in American citixens that eoser.
signtJ which shsy exercised when thsy threw
o. the British yoke, and organissd this con-
fsdsrasy sovereignty which pertains 70
then il the States, in the Territories, upon
tho hiGk Aeas, wherever the Americas citizen
1ay 90 proper 30 plant himsa)f--shat sov-
srsignty which 10 N Unborn, hssvsn -issssnd-
"a gils; ID the language used by orr Lseis-
laturs, STEER the adoption Of the Oonpfomise
Of 1850, dat sovereignty which NJ never
Surrendered TO The Congress Of ths United
6tatas, but reserved 80 The people il Tie
adoption of youf constitution. There ID
where thsy Get their right 70 dstsrmins Tor
ths0sslsee their domestic affairs Ia ths Ter
risories - veil . in the StatAs."
Nov, Donglas Gays b don's believe any
sssh thing. II biz spsssh in NJ Senate On
tho 2ad q February, 1850, IN reply y !
question q Senator Olsy u Alabana. Doag-
IL expressly scoutsd The doctrine that Allan
ssysas ssiisvss IN. no saiG,
~ will ansvsr the Esnator's question:
Rirst-I 10 not hold that squAtter aoversikuty
Il superior 20 the Constitution. hold that
- sseh thing . sovereign power attaches "a
TERRITORY while Territory. hold that 1
Territory possesses whAtsver power IL do.
risse from ths Consultation under the organic
~, snd 10 more. | hold thst Oh tho power
that Territorial Legislature ! possesses i Dc.
Fivs6 Iron ths Conssitusien and IL amend.
nsa4e, nnAsr To scs OF Congress; and be.
ssass 1 hold shAt, denied last year thes III
psopIs AZ ! Tsrfitory, without the consent 81
COn9r1ss, eoald assemble 81 Lecomptop and
ersa1e - oreasic law for that people. / a.
nted - validity of ysns Lecompson Oonsti-
toti9n, Tor ~ reas0n fhat constitutions oAu
Snly % ns6e BY sosUD eign power, and bs.
Gesoe - Territory was mot : aoversisnty,
1Aoe - nos > consultation bat . petition. -
Dnt, ojr, vii not occupy time on that ouss.
1(oas 1bs tsit Of the authority OF Terri.
nt LsGislaturs Il the organic act and III
11nl11a and il ansndmsnts."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07
Nersn Oarsltna Elsctssn.

II sssns that the present Governor Of
North Carolina, Mr.. Ellis, Brsskinridge
candidate, has bssn rs-elsetsd Over Mr.. Pool,
The Bs1l.Evsrsst candidate, By large ma
jority.
The Douglas men were too weak TO run :
candidate u I'll, and divided thsir strength
between Ellis and Pool. And now, with
more than the proverbial impudenes Of thu
squatter humbuggera, the Quincy Herald
claims Ellie election - Douglas triumph
in North Caroline.
The truth 10 that II wss Breckinridge tri-
umph, and one Of great signifcancs in itu
indications and influence in behalf Of uni
ted South for Breckinridge.
The absordisy Of claiming this - : Doug
las triumph 10 especially apparent from the
fact that there 10 not : single papsr In North
Carolina supporting Douglas, no electoral
ticket has bssn formed for him, nor 10 IL ex-
pscted that there will be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.


General Insurance Agency.
WI. =. WOOD, 8ote Ar.
kEOKUk, iowa.
EsIRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIvuR In
j. 6URANCE, LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets eAOO, 900.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY. or N. Y.
Assets 1900 900.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK. I
Asssss $3.50, 900.
ATLANTIC FIR1 ms. co. o. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Assets e9o1 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. or NEW YoRK.
Assets e13x 900.
M1sual Dsnsfls Lite Ins. o..
Net sosunslation Jan. I, go, ~ ~, S0Aoo.
Oh Psssoas n this city havs thsir livn 10
Ok ssrs4 h this CompAny-Aanas tAen ON
most influential eitiSens.
nvsIliAes Housshold Furnitayv. Duildinu
nsrshAadsis, Mills, Fsoeesiss anl 11ashinsry a.
sursd - fair rates. - Lsesa rsi1 q iAh Aesney
Call and ~. rsliahb 1nsnsAnss statisti0 and n
oTTICf-6a rhird-.... near s..s. Bank, K.e.
kuk, Iowa. ". L. WOOD.
Aug. Z, lSSe-d State ard Loeal Agent:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07

0F8lNNKlhkDe kltss aux Re
A very heavy storm Of wind and rain
passed ovsr this place Lest evening. II
reached 10 greatest force at III o'clock. Its
fury wes increased By terrible assonpAni-
mont Of thunder and lightning. The most
serious injury inflicted was the oonplsts ~
molition ofs 8ithey's carriage nanufaseory
on WashiDgt on-st. The principal baildiag, {
three story brick, Was thrown almost bodily
to the ground, bsrying in the ruins . lasgs
number OF carriages and wagons. Less
Oh, 900 TO els 900.
The lightning oct ere to VIM. Orowd@ss
stabls, which was destroyed With : portios
OF ito oontsuts--loss not severe. A ohinnsy
on Cornssu D Diller's drug store vss blows
down and fell through the roof, doing con.
siderable damage.
The asw Republican Wigwsm M slightly
damaged, the awning which covered ths psak
Of the roof being torn 10 ribbons. A ersal
deal OF injury was done TO unfinished BALD
ings, ehinnsys, trees and shrabbsfy in othsr
portions Of the city, the Ansuat oil which Il
10 now impossible TO sstimats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07

g. =. MOSS will address the people Of SAHDU6
KY, on the political issues Of the day. NJ the Meth
odiss chursh, On WEDNESDAY RvIrINa, AUG.
9th. 1884.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07

HHon. @. @. Cola, Democratic oandi-
dsts for Congress In this State, delivered I
speech q 0igoarney. July 2lst.-l Exchanges
Why don's the Ksokuk JoHrnal take iss
candidate to task for "skulking aroand''
bsshVh aching through the district, and call
him up 30 face the music.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07
Col. CARTS ~ Fairfield.
FAIaTIRLD, Aug. 3, 1860

AD3 AA@0s - ~S~~s
EDross GArE CrY: Col. Curtis, member
Of Congress, and candidate for reelection
from this district, arrived in this city yes.
tsrday 1t 5 p. N. No NOTICE had besn given
Of his coming, bat ~ soon ~ his prsssnos
was made manifest be was sdown on tho
bill" for . speech.
The Wide Awakes, some sixty 10 number,
Immediately repaired to their Hall, and, o.
parisoned with their uniforms, and each
shouldsring brilliantly lighted torch, they
sailed forth TO hear. the. speech. After
marching around the Square they sstsrsd
the Park, marched and countermarched, and
anaily "brought up" 10 front of the speakers
stand.
Col. Curtis was introduced by Capt. Tur-
ner, and proceeded to address the meeting.
There we're, regardless Of the short notice,
between 400 and 500 persons present, one
fourth OF whom were ladies. .ss
The Colonel made speech Of about two
hours in length, and We are inclined to ths
opinion that ii WAS the best speech he has
ever made IN our city, being highly oom-
msnded mot only BY Republicans but BY the
Democrats who heard it. He spoke in favor
OF the Homestead bill-houses for the
housslsss, and homss for the homeless
10 favor Of she PAcidc Railroad, advoeating
the Central Rouss-favored the pressssion Of
home industry, and opposed the National
Mail routs through South Amsrica.
Dol. Curtis speech hsd iss dssirsd eject,
and W svsn assure you that Is found hearty
welcome 10 the heart Of every tras Rspubli.
can present. Good order vas generally OBJ
served, save now and then moan from Some
Douglas men who were % vsry unfortnnsas
- TO be within the hearing Of the Oolonsl's
voice and the truth.
| Col. Curtis retired amidst the most dsafsn
iDg applause, and ehssr after cheer rent ne
air - the crowd showed slowly away. The
best Of feeling prevailed among she RspsSai-
cans, and they can only regret that the Csl-
onsl's business was sash - TO call hin avay
soon, but trust that be may bs with them on
nanyssimilar oocaaiens during the prsssn,
campaign.
Flaming posters have bssa scattered over
this eoasty Tor asgraad rally" Of the sun.
terrified" which will taks plass so-norrow.
will sDdssvor 20 give Jon N account o.
thsir meeting soon.
| Yours in the caase Of Rspublicanisn,
i WAvERLY.
THon. @. q. Cole, Democratic oandi.
data for Congress In this State, delivered /
speech - 6igoarney, July 2lst.-l Exchange
/ Why dop's the Keokuk J0ns~al take il.
candidate to task for "skulking around
bsshsoA aching through the district, and cal
him up TO face the music.
Il
i Warrington Hunt and other dough.
fasss Of tho North say that IL will not 10 Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07

~Wsshinston Hunt and other dough-
fases Of tho North say that II will not 10 q
elect Lincoln President bscasss Southern
nsn woald not dare TO accept Office under
hin.
Prentice, OF the Louisville JosrmaI, pata
that sbjsssion TO rest, BY declaring that he
dare sesept hall : dozen Offices il tsndsred
him by Lincoln. We doubt not that thsre
are SCORES Of just saoh placky men Ill throush
~ South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07
Bsgus Dispatches.

The St. Louis Republicam Of Saturday
quotes . correspondent Of the Cincinnati
EmqSivss, who warns the public that bogus
dispatches from North Carolina may be ex-
psossd, claiming the State for Ellis, in order
TO affect the election 10 Kentucky in behalf
Of Brsokinridgs.
IL 10 possible that these are the identical
dispatches over which the Douglas roostsrs
are stretching their throats in the columns Of
the Quincy Herald and the Ksokuk Journal,
and about which the squattsr fowls are
squawking on the streets.
The Doaglasisss will please take notice
that il Was the casse Of Breckenridge tha'
was to be benefited in Kentucky By these
dispatches, for the simple reason that ID
Kentucky, ~ in North Carolina, there val
no Douglas candidate in the field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07
A Rsscus.

Ten armed men entered the Jail where s.
n. Booth vas confined in Wisconsin under
sentence Of the u. s. Court, took him ont OF
prison and carried him OF TO parts unknown.
Whether the resouers were his friends, or
whether they were employed to psrsonats his
friends by the Federal Office holders with the
hope Of making capital for Breckinridgs At
the pending State elections, does not appear.
TEx.Mayor Kenneth, OF 81. Louis, .
leader Of the Union party, recently announced
his intention TO support Barrett for Congress
in preference to Todd, the Union candidate.
His course may decide the election in favor
OF Barrett.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-07
The nelI-D sugias rlet.

There - plot amongst the dsmoralised
asd disappointed political hasks, who have
Agursd for few years past - leaders OF
fastions, 70 cell out the Bell Evsrstts to the
Doaglas party. Mr.. Washington Hunt, Of
New York, Who has figured = Democrat,
: frsssoil Wing, m American, and now holds
: joint Leadership Of the Bsll-Evsretts, hes
uristsa letter to the New York 1SibSms in
which 10 proclains that tho eonbinsd Bell
Deuglas ticket viii be supported BY the Bsll-
Evsfstes IN several Of the Southern q we'll
- Northsrn States; and hs asows thal the
sels objsss Of this novsmsnt i 10 defeat the
slsssion Of Lincoln By the people, throw
- election Of President into the House Of
Representative, and dsvolvs II upon NE Sen
aseif nssesssry. And in either case, Mr.. Hnat
profs6ses 70 believe that Bell Or Everett will
stand the best chAnce Of election.
II tho election is nAds b. the Houss II will
bs BY the Representatives o. the present
Congress, - majority from each State cast
ing tho vote Of the State. The States stand
politically in the present Congress - fol-
lows:
Foa LINCOLN Is.
Connecticut, Mishigaa, Ohio,
IDdians, Ninsssota, Pennsylvaaia,
Iowa, NJ Hsmpshire. Rhode Islaad.
s.ainss New Jersey, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, New York, Wisconsin.
Foa BRsck,KR,poI ID.
Alabsma, Georges, Oregon,
Arksosss, Louisiana, s. Oarolins,
Oalifornia, Mississippi, Texas,
Delaware, Missouri, Virginia,
e Florida.
bon DouoLAs, Illinois, /.
foR BELL, Tennessee, I.
Dfvm.D 8.
Maryland, Kentucky, North Carolins.
Each State oounts one vote, but the States
which are equally divided will not count ct
III. Bell aad Douglas have each one State,
md neither Of them stand the slightest chance
cf getting II, the number required 70 elect.
II the House should fail TO elect, - woald bs
probable, the Senate would choose ono OF
the candidates. for Woe President, who would
b the sssnal President. Nov every body
ksows that ! majority Of the Senate 10 I'M
comparatively 10 favor Of Breckenridge and
Lane, and would be sure to elect Lane.
This result il 100 palpable TO leave any
doubt, and only fools and knaves will sup.
port Sash : scheme under the ppstssos Of Z
hope thereby to secure either DostiAs OF
Bell.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

.dFPLES-Grom, Drid, Pyeserr,d, AID .lcpie
Breakfast Baron. Siars and Shopliers
BEEF-Fh5d3dpbi ANIL H,siun. Dr,,d Eof.
BTTTER-Goshra. RoH aId Htsi,rn.
BICkHHE.iI-h Lds, h 2o. bags dad Jores.
BRON.i-Brter's crfra yrg.arfd
BROONS-C2rI. HIir aad Wasp.
BRJSHES-rhHcrcsh Shoe, Scrubs amt Dust
CREESF-EagLsa Dci.r Cycqm, Btsfsrs.
PA. ipp's. Dsib and SqpSdgo.
CR.4CkER-Cra,Ea"s. CramoH: Cayasay.
Cram. NIX, Sugar. Boston. Hcfer. GiHScr.
Ifrs. So9g ami NarcgroHi SiIpyS.
COFFEE-OLt Cor. lara. FGaiy Juro, HarGna.
OF Rio, Ldy0ira, Norla, .NcTicar ami COSTA
Gco.
CHOCOLATE IND cocoa.
CL.4NS IND OYSTERS.
DRIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Peaches.
EGGS.
FRUYTS-Raisins, Currau;s. PIE Fruits. Table
Fruits. PcuHsS. Figs, Ciyon and CrGnhcrics.
FLOCR-F f. F. g Goi{cn tue, and .iiaatic,
1T tJS. NJ d5iS GndaIgs.
FISH-Nart1,L, IA br bi. hi, and H. do, Codfsh,
Mac5maw Trout, Salmon, pickitd dHt spsed,
Roe Herring, Dried HagjHg. HdaHt ant
Srot0i HryiHg.
GINGER-C1uoa Drici ant pgIr0iscF.
HERBS-Sagc. Taymr, S.r5yy and Nayorum.
H.9NS-Sr2ac- Cact. Gr,r, ami Maioa.
SiNGL.IsS IND GEL.iIINE.
JELLiES-Carrau, Grape, Piun5 Ddason. Up
PIE. Orange, Bia,htcry. Egsp6c,ry, Straw
6,ry, LeaIyH. Peact and Cara.
LARD
LiQCORS. HIYES md tORDLlLS-B,an
dy, BhisSH ~ChtapagHr. Ngalld. Port. Bus
cat, Sherry. .}nnisenc, Griga0it. RGfOfdt,
Cass,5 De Ng,t Dgr, Cplao,a. Nar0sriuiO,
Eo,Strec's BatcS, scaJ,tcH ScbEapps,
Orange Eowsr Hofr. .Hc, Po,ta. Ciarei
Hines. Biacsotrry, Ma CherTy and French
CorHais.
MOLA&&ES AND SYRJP-PLania'ion
ami Susar-hoaSs Hll,ssee, S'etrqrt and Bd.
ohsrs >ycUp. and SUoy d. But,rie,
NtYN-Al0.oAas sail STEEL aud shsiled, and
Ioaas.
OILS Coiou SEED. lard and Sperm.
PICRLEN-OhrrS. Pecolihi. Gerkims,
LINES, CauiiFotc0s, Onions, Red Cabbage, St
POI4 YOES-Irt>h and Street.
PRESERVES-Pi Pine Apple, Peas, Peaches
CRAB .4ppic, Orange, BiackboTg, RASPBERRY
Strawberry. PinHis, .4pricOts, Danisoas, Cher.
rics. Grape, Green Cages and Lines.
QUfNCES-P Preserved and Ounce Je4ieS.
RICE-Bariey, Spkt and Driei Green Peas dnC
Beans.
SODI-C Cream. Tartar Salaratus and Yeas
POrGCTS.
SILT Starch, Soop, Mustard, Pepper
Lamp Nix, &c.
SAUCES- Mushroom, Ketchup, T0maH,
d., Worcestershire. Soho. John Bulls, Harrey's
FaoG, Bct-stcak, CLina Royal, &c.
SUGAR-BroUH. GRADUATED, Pordered
Loaf and CRUSHED.
SOAPS-Oakteys. HniES, Ketier's, Honey
Faim OIL, .4hnond and Transparent.
TOAGjES- SugGr-cured and Picked
Pigs Foa, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Hess aac
PRIME Pork.
TEAS- English. Breakfast, Ooolong, Pou
chong, Rose, OH HysOn, Young HysOn, Lupe
rial and Gunporder. loose and ia papers of hal
and quarter pounds.
FERMICELLL, MaccarOai, 7dpiooo, Sage ant
.frrorOOt.
VLNEG.dR-Uha Vine, Cider, Catauba ana
Common.
SPICbS-Nace Nutmegs, Cinnamon, All
spices, CiOUes, Sc.
SUNDRIES- india Curry, Salad Cream
Rose and Bay Waters. OATMEAL, Hominy, Ora
ham Flour, Corn Medi, Gris, Indigo, Pals
Buckas, Ciathes' Lines, Candles Of all kind,
Shrimp Paste, Yarmouth Herring, Coco,
Paste.
~- Goods delivered free of drayage 10 boat,
tebli-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

FLORIDA CoNING.-A dispatch to the
Montgomery Mail says that Judge Nc
Intosh, of the United states court of
Florida made a speech on Wednesday
night, and will not hold Office under
Lincoln nor suffer his place to be filled
by a traitor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

ga A raw mellow apple, says Halls
Journal of Health, is digested in an
hour and a half, while boiled cabbage
requires five hours. The most healthful
desert which can be placed on the table
is a baked apple.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
Ayers Cherry Pcctora!,

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CEouD, DYouci,i':s. lmri2icnf Eon*uinP'
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Patients in ADVANCED stages Of tas
disease.
So wide is the fed u, - usefulness ard 50 ~
mcrous are the cases oi - cures, that alna'
every section OF country q ouhE> n Per onS pts
i;cly known. who hayc hccn RESTORED rem alannft
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other medicine of It's Kind is too apparent To tss.s
observation, and where its virtues are ki''"n' =
public no Tor ger hesitate what aniidote TO ompG
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of -
pulmonary organs tlat arc inciGcn; TO our tin.s
While many inferior remedies thrust upon q
community have failed and lccn discarded "
has gained friends by every trial, conferred ogI-.
on the afflicted they can meier forget abI
duced cures too numerous and too TcAarNat@-
be FORGOTTEN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
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arc - ]cr;uposcd that disc e within ME rnngc@
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dl1-crovS g. s,a>r-. The agent lti"w nah'rd =
plc-,cl O. trni>h g-~tiS nv American An'M ~f,
car.-iriag rli a"'t's Of thiir cures md 6isTs'h'
rgt o.. g. $50 IN lie fOiiuv.ng complaints e"t'e,
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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
PATENT MEDICINES.
What Everybody Wants.
IL FAM DOCTOR
CONTAINING
SMILE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, FOR
THE CURE OF DISEASE ~ ALL FoRNs.
HENRY ;. TAYLOR, VI. ID.

IT TELLS YOU How to attend upon the -rck, End how
To 60 X Tor them, bow to prepare
DRINKS, fUUiycrs, &C, and hJ" 10
guard against fiction from Con
1 -tuus diseases.
TT TELLS YOU Ofti. ,srlOus diseases Of Children. lnd
gyc- the best and ,Iuui's, mode
uitr"atmrut daring T,,tIIug, Con
~vIl-I.u~. Nact.uaucn, NhUulIug-
cough. Measles. Ac.
Ir TELLS YOU Tie symptoms Of Group, Cholera In
tau,uin. CuIc, Darhrd, Worm,
Scaled Head. RIuvwurm, CUIckcu-
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vr TELLS YOU Tn symptoms Of Fever and ACur, aud
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IT TELLS YOy The symptoms Of Iuaueuza, Con,ump-
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Gout, Rheumatism, Luu.ua-J, Ly =
sIpalas, sc, and gives yol the
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Tr TELLS YOU fhr,, mutom, OF Cholera Morbu., Ma
H-uint Cholera. smallpox, ~ som
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der, kIdEcy. and Liver. aud The
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| n TELLS YOU The symptoms Of r,oursy. MumPsi
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Trrrh, Tar ana Eve, uui the best
remedies for tigir cure.
IT TELLS Tot The symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaundice,
Tic-, Rupture, Disease ut inc
Heart, HrmmurrhAgr, NcuCreal
! Diseases, and HydrJphuhId, tud
gives the best remedies Tor Ihcir
cure.
: II TELLS lOU The hest and simplest Treatment fol
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