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.DANvIILs, Pa, june, 2. lss2.-DR. VIM. II.
GREeG-Dedr fr:-In February, 1851, | was afflicted
with sugar diabetes, and for five months passed
more than two gallons Of water in twenty four hours
was Obliged TO- get up as often as ten or twelve
tins during the night and in five months lost fifty
procured two bottles Of Constitution w ater. and
In two days after using 1t experienced relief, and
after taking two bottles i was entirely cured, soon
A'f f's'lnns my usual good j. n'3n " L. fly.
,Iss. BOsTGSH HSOnfEns n X .a Dee y lssW4 T.
make use Of the following certificate Of the value Of
Constitution Water, which can recommend in the
in the shoulders. whole length of the back, and in
her limbs, with Pslpitation Of the Heart and Irta-
ton Of the Bladder. Icalled physician, who attend
than he found her. then employed one Of the best
physians could find. who attended her for about
inc months and while she was under his care sh
her up, and said "her case was incurable. For,'.
said he, she has such combination Of complaints
ths %dsp bsI for 0RS sSs as
menced the use Of Constitution Water and to our
utter sstopsh%cns & almost The first dose seemed 70
rapidly under its treatment, and now superintends
entirely her domestic affairs She has not taken any
Of the Constitution Water for about four weeks and
We are happy to say that 1t has produced Q perma
WIN. M. VAN BRNsCHoTEN.
H. GREGg-D Dear Slr: Having seen your advertise
ment Of Constitution Water recommended for In
aammation Of the Kidneys and Irritation Of the
and tried the skill Of number. Of physicians with
only Temporary relief. I was induced TO try your
Wedicine. I procured enc bottle Of yogr agents at
used half of 1t TO my surprise found great change
In my health. have used two bottles Of II, and am
where I never sxpectsd 70 be in my life well and n
feel that II Is oil and more than you recommend II
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The peculiar taint OF
t.tl III

u "a
infection which we call
ScRoFULA turks ir
the constitutions o
multitudcs of men. l
either produces or |,
produced by an en-
fccbled, vitiated sta:e
of the blood, where a
that fluid becomes ir
competent to sustain
1.-THE vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
: fall into disorder and
dncov Tho scrof,Inua
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LincoIn,s Platform.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,(
WASHINGTON, July l8.

= : EAEUUTTVE MANSTUN,T
WASHINGTON, July lS. J
TO tolom IL may concern:
Any proposition which embraces the restorat' on Of
peace the integrity of the whole Union. and the
abandonment Of slavery, and which comes by and
with an authority that can control the armies now at
war against the United States will be received and
considered by the executive government Of the Uni
ted States and will be met by liberal terms sub
stantia and collateral points, and the bearer or
bearers thereof shall have safe conduct both ways,
ISignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Some say, "Your cures are too quick while 9TH
ers doubt their permanence and think that diseases
can only be cured by the sow recuperative process
Of Nature"
balanced scale, is in q state Of Equilibrium. But
when, from any. cause, down goes one side Of the
scales We have the effects Of disease. What is requi
site is to restore the normal balance Of the scale.
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DC Ayers
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poh EhKDY
SCRoFULA AND SCR0FUL0US DISEASES.
From Emery Edes, q ueii-k1ioicn merchant f)
ra 0rjord, Aiaine.
have sold large quanl!iss el yonr M SMhsArAk AZ A.
lila, put never et one Do.,ic Wncl ~ laneu U, vi,
Il A. fat "a o,r naorc trv n they ayroe there ia,
been no medicine like il before i'm our COMMUNITY =
/ ,,N... ,,..-, r,otaho. p,,..,,Ia.
bruPtlons, TiHpies, DioeSneS, uo'1es,
Ulcers, Sores, and all Diseases OF the Skin
From Rcp. PoIt. Siratfou. Bristol. Engiand.
81 only do nv duty to YOU and the public, who,
| add my testimony TO that you publish Of the me
dicina virtues of your SAEsApARiLLA NY dauEh
ter aged ten, had an affecting humor in her ears.
oyes and hair for years, which we we're unable t.
cure until We tried your SAEsAPARlLLA. She hni
been well for some months.'
From Mrs. Jane e. Rice, a ,reH tnorn and much
est,ep,cd Irdy of DpunisriIe. (nDe Man o.. N. j.
WNIy dauylitey has suffered for ycns laN VIII
.crofilous ERUPTION, which was very troublesome
Nothing afforded any relief until we tried your SAE
sApARiLLA, which soon completely cured her."
From Charles p. Gaze. ESQ.,, offhe rdeiy knorH rn
Of CANE, Murrng Y Co., niDmujdcim-Crs qr e,am
eiied Dajrrs IN Nashua, N. II.
:" had for several years very Troublesome M,
NOR in my face, which grew constantly worse until
il diyipurcd nv features and became an intoernblt
aficiion.. tried almost everything man could Of
,yhatcrer UI' xer un.iI aeoS y.ur sAnsArHnllA. II
Immediately made my face worse, as on told me IL
might ior a time; but IN n few weeks the hcw skin.
bcSnn 10 form under the botchcs, aud continued
until my face is as smooth as any body shd an
without any symptoms of the disease TINT know
o. enjoy perfect health, and without doubt owe
il TO yoHr rSAEshPARILLA.n
r,r.;no,os canar.l liability Purifv the
DiSoiPei"" Piood
"
From Dr. Root Sdwin, Houston 81, N;
DIR AfEn: seldom iaii 10 reho,e o,e-ErV'Wnsh anu
Scr1fmous Sores by me pcreveihg ure oi you'
SAnsArARlLLA, ana haSe just 10Y cgfeu ot.ra hh a.,
nRE H.. IN
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SSSEsFEEEEEESE SSEsFEFgEEESE WATER WATER
CC99NNSSTTTITT{9lTTII88N C9NSTTT{lTI8 MAIER " TER
CONSTITUTION WATER
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THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
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Diseases arising from faulty secreton-in the one
case being too little, and accompanied by severe pain
and in the other too profuse secreton-which will
be speedily cured by the
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RAPIDIrY OF CURE.

During the past FIVE years we have contended with
obstacles and overcome opposition as herculean as
were ever encountered by any reformers.
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What may seem almost incredible, is, that many
diseases hitherto considered hopeessly incurabs
frequently cured in a few days or weeks, and we
cheerfully invite the Investigation Of the liberal
minded and scientific to cures which have no paral
lei at the present day. U n,
Our medicine is peculiar; by it the seat of any
disease is directly reached, and the equilibrium
stored.
Those who have suffered long from painful and OBJ
stnate diseases; Those who have vainly sought re-
lief from advertised medicines; Those who cannot
be cured by other physicians
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wooDsf1E1D MONROE COUNTY, OHIO AUGUST a, 1864

Witty, warn't it? but wot the French
call raythsr molly propo. Arter enjyin
In his farseeshus trump in silence fer a
few moments, the President abruptly axed
my opinyun as to the effeck that the late
revarse would hev on public sentiment.
ITO put your meanin inter a few sim
pie modest words" ses |, "yeu want to
laar wot infswence this ontimely fzzls is
hkely to hev on the comming confiek
atwixt onallied patryitism as concentrated
and billed down in the present Head OF
/ the Nayshin, and that onambishis, onpro-
gressive fackshin as would be content to
receive the owdashus Suthners back inter
the Union as it Was, ondsr the Constitoo-
shin as u.s." aaGa 81 q
2 s'That's my idee, he replied, ony more
Eeliqsently eggsprest" ao 9aa
ssWal," ses /, "the best thing you ken
do is to 60 and see Grant, and seleek a
victim for poplar indignashin, and hev
him removed for incompetensy. The
people air fewrious, and they must hev
sumboddy to cuss. Eff you don't psryide
EN- with a mark to swar at ses l, s'tsn to
mum but they'll use bad langwedgs with
regard to your Eggsellency.
"Will Meade auser,'' he axed slitely
blushin.
81 should prefer the Seckatary of War" F."
[ responded, ''bgt SCOT yourself, as the
Snowman sed to the boy as wanted to know
witch was the lion and witch was the dorg.
A few hours arter that tconversa.hin, the
Man First in Peace First in -. war, and
First in the hearts of Kentryman was on
his, way to Fortress Monro to meet. the
Leftenant-G General, accompanied by his
lady and the yungsst branch ofthe fam
maly. Jest afore he started he rekves-
ted my advice as to taking the last men
shent pursonages with him. ed. ", Sc
he; ''shell l take Mrs. t. and Tod-the
wsther's fine and it viii be nice plesher
trip for sn..' + a,'s..s.-.l ,. -, "a,
''1'hortful husband and Father re-
piled, ..the wish to give those near and
dear to you a little cheerful recreashin docs
honor to your he'd and ha rt. You air
bound on serus errranut,' % I added but 1
hey often heerd of people in New York
takin advantage of friends funeral to
give. thar fammalies d ride to Greenwood
so see no objeeshin TO the arrange etnent.
Accordinly they went, andty all accounts
he'd very delightful ezcursin. 32
Wot occurred atweeh Leftenant- Ginral
and the Peoples Idle, is known ony to
five persons, namely: Ginral Grant, the
President, Mrs. Lincoln, Tod and my
self; and for the present we air bound to
secrecy by a vow registered in Heaven
When the celestial embargo is taken of
you shell! hsv the full particklers. Ontil
then I nust leave you pray to sirmise
Hopin that my book is daily maxim
presylights to the Republican party, re.
main =, ushil, Yours allus,
A DIsBANDID V VOLUNTEER.
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Nelson and Joel 9ost.
Horses for Soeepstakes. =.
Fastest trotting Horse, Mare or Gelding
going rounds of the course, in single har-
: ness against time, 1st premium. 90
s.rs,i..g. .5rtS, End do 80. 25, ,0o
az Entries must be made on the first day
= ssg & Entrance fee SO. Speed to be tested
Immediately after dinner on the last day of
the Fair. tti 50 i,l
Fastest pacing or racking HorssI Mare or
GeIding, going rounds of the course, un-
der saddle, against time, 1stpreminm SIS, 90
~ . End do Is 90
az Entrance fee S.. Speed tested next after
the trotting. .as....s.
mel Mooney and Lewis Wsolenweber.
CLASS B.--Mdles and Jacks. rsa
Best Jack over years old .S5
End do j...... .do'.-.. .......!........ ;
Best Jennet -. do -. 4
2nd do. do. z
Best pair mules de-. .!....,...
End do. do. .........
Best mule colt over and under years.
End ...... do ............ do. ......... l
Best mule colt over and nnder years. z
End do do. l
Best sucking mule colt. ......-... ~.
Awarding Committee-Hiram Bottenfeld,
Isaac Mitchell and Daniel Patterson.
| CLASS G.ACattle-1Short Horns.
Best Durham bull ever years. ........ SIS
End. =. do. -. -.,5-,-. do 49,. .f...-..... 3
Best do. -. over 2 years ..-,..-...... 4
/ End do. do .......-.......!!.. 2
! Best :. do. over year. .!:..
! End do do. g
Best do. Calf do. .............. ~.
/ n do 81 n q i. j.
Best :. do Cow over 3 years $50. 80. 6
k2nd :. do .,-.s... do. ........ >. :.
Best. do Heifer over years,y-. ,if....'...,
End :. do :. do. -. do o,...,.,.........7 >,
I Best do. do ever year. ........... ;
I2nd do do ~. - do. &. -.
fBestN do Heifer calf. -. -. ....a...... {
lind ;. do. ..dos... ~. ....E. .s.i.....
j Best y do bull calf 49,. ..J.. -. .t..i.s.
End. Il do. /. !do,.... a.i.a ..g.s...
i Awarding Committee-Bepj Z, Efiggs, ia
I cob Vernon and Th9sS Wright. ssxla so<i
4 .assla' . agvaDEE0ASsig esi ss-ss
EBest Bull over 3 years. ds..-d.. .,s-....s,,s
! End. do. do, 81, ~ .,,tis...::t{t -
Best. do over 2 years .,.,.....,, s.....
't2pd do - .... 4
Best do over I YEAR. .thh.- 5.si.!..
2Dd de-. do. .... 49,
Best lido ...}. calf 7.i.a ...i.a.is. ~. 49,.
4 lend slos... do. .--..L ...s. .f.s....5...
fBest Cow oyer.S years..,.... .1f..,.. ....,..
2ud, do, do .---.........,...-..
Best Heifer over years. rs..................
Ind do. do.
Best do over year.
e2nd do ~. do ........ ..... .t.5...
Best do caf.4 -. ......... ..... ......
, ii2n6 do do ...s. .
Awarding Committee-Sarne as on Shol
Horns. A
Class of Short Horns, Durham or Decon
Best bun over years .......!....-... .
lend do -. do '-'--..
EBest do over years. ........ ......
End do ....... 30. s.',.,l .....-..-
] Best do -. over year .......'
- ~ y
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old Abe as a Com,nander.

The n. Y 4erald's Washington
correspondent says Of Abraham Lincoln:
s'flf military successes are not speedily
achieved he intends to take the field in
person, as Commander-in Chief of the
armies of the United States
They will hayeto import Giraffe for
him to ride, and put the animal on stills
at that, or Old Abe's legs will drag on
the ground and get tangled in Virginia
brush, What ripper Of a General he
would make. And how very nicely he
would sit in the saddle. Go in Abby
Linkhorni <. s1rss sap ss4rr.a
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,,sETTLEspPt ).

- eJarhes w. Walton having closed shis
Mercantile business, hereby redueses all
Ipsrsons iudebtedsto him to call immedl-
ately, and make settlement Of their ac-
dcounfssG &JAMES. w. WALTON i
Aug, 10, l864-3w.
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H. w. DAVIS OUT AGAINST LIN
=" COLIN

New YoRK, Aug. IL. The Posts
.Baltimere correspondents says; "A paper
written by H. W !. Davis is in. circulation
calling Union Convention at Buffalo, to
make nominations for President and Vice
President 1t strongly arraigns the ad-
'ministration for its shortcomings, and
urges the setting Of IL aside to prevent
anarchy and febeAies.
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FOURTH DEPARTMENT.
CLASS K-Flowers and Paintin Is.

A.
best collection of flowers by florist $500
best display of green house plants l.
End do : do do 60 i,oo
best @ arranged bouquet aaa a In
Snst Sna hsstat 10 of flowers II II
best basket Of aahlias <collections) 12F1.
best collection of wax flowers sapl
2nd do - DO E so
best oil painting ii I
2pd saagudo ssIh 4s. ystsas 80 s4-ia 4sias soo
best water oolsI painting g san ~ d 10
sss 5s;f + ss.si#,S 5 drawing .sa !
best Ned, J Pspasaships e. gl.soi1saa
best IS &c dto,s.as.s.s,,p printing 49, ssezgu11
II zpa ~ 99 agds. s.saaglssf lilsasus ssle1
best sagaffFrssp agsf TYRE asssH.sveD stelg3s
7Aa a8sTdinss pssdssss Gon ainat innaittese ts
is ttsmith Ms y, aKEsiTkbFide md n9nNdl2H Ms
- p =; ssaSI fAss 9af 9gsit,, at ,e.s.ss q. s.
FBs5 Bs3t,y 3 SRdz fs5l 4Pplsss ss.s ssa iSzsV'
ina 40 ao ssgesaE7A 1s taaE
sss5tsllS ssss lS Ss ss Hiaisg ds spPlss. .s
5sss ais;Rfsy sf s fsl pssf ysnasl5s ssass e.
lbest do :. qninces,, ,.as4a~,ss-.lI9
t2nd do dc ,.t.4,,,.,,.1 ,
best do peaches
End do do Q
best do plumS NthAI I
f2nd do do 80 ttiilae .
best do grapes '9''
t2nd do dc 0
best do Watermelon
End do do
} best do Mdsknelon l.
End do do
Awarding Co1imittee&Jacob. I
Mitchell, Thomas Armstrong and Chsrl'
Alford --4 s. s'ts =
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TEA BRANDS AND THEIR MEANING
The following will interest housekeepers:
.'Hyson' means "before the rains or
.,.hourishing spring, that is, early in the
spring. hence it is eften called "Yoang
Hyson' '.skin" is composed of the fe-
fuse of other. kinds, the native term for
which is '9tea skins" Refuse of still lcoar
ser descriptions, containing many stems
is called 'stea bones" "Bohea" is the
name of the hills in the region whore it
is collected "Pekee," or 'sPoco, means
''white hairs" the down of tender leaves.
"Powchong" 'sfolded plant" ''Sonchong,'
s'small plant. !" ''Twankay" is the maine of
small river in the region where it is
bought. s"Conge, from term signifying
"labor,," from the care required in its
PiSoPa1A eSioA- SotAi- ID ff-f-a s,,,r-.- ~ -saF47
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A Disbanded Volunteer,

Read what the Disbanded has to say on
the Petersburg fasco. He has seldom
discussed any important subject in hap
pier yein m
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by the line. e. sais4sss gaa - . ia-., -
ekSE Notices of the appointment OF Ad- -
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esa O. twenty sive per cent. additional will be
enlarged on the Sprice of job werksif not PAID
S.nsadvance,, sndccn advertising if not paid be-
s,ore taken out u see0l .sasi ies iiesisss 80 .
-, ran LAW or, NEwsPA PAPERs.
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siies to the contrary, are considered as wishing
,te continue their subscription, Gsa s.,.ftf,t,
- 3. II subscribers order the discontinu ance Of
a,heir newspapers, the publisher may continue
30 send them until all arrearagessa are paid,
es.s-. If subscribers, neglect or refuse TO take
ashei- papers, ffom the Offices to which they are
directed they are held responsible TIL they
.hayesettlsd the bin. aud ordersd them disconI
etinpedf Fa3 S~f8 stae6 sSasI bs.a qfasgyot
- a. If snbscribsrs remove TO- other places I
WITHOUT Informing the publish ers. and the pa I
spsrs are sent to the former direction, they ars E
held responsiblessss sssss "a as7ss. z.gpgt ;
wf s., The courts have decided that refusing e (
take periodicals from the Office, or sreInoylnf
and leaving them Hncalled. for,ais plima taclt Z
evidence Of Intentional fraud gs5s.sl sssA
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lad ARTENUs WARD, writes to us that he
I is tired of answering the questions as to
how many wives Brigham Young has.
He says all he knows about it is that he
one day used up the Multiplication table
in counting the long stockings on clothes
line IN Brighani,s back yard, and went of
feeling aizzy. !" p hda .gs'' i2.90 q
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saA- General Foster says he will take
Charleston in two mouths.
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qqBaS%The President has conferred a
brevet Major Generalship nGen. Kelley
in reward for isgalla ntaud efficient de-
fence eofiCuniberland and New Creek, and
his continued, steadfasti every day watch
kful ness and zeal as an officer over the, in
tterests committed to his charge.--Intel
Hgencer. abie Tau -
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LIST OF PREMIUMS,
TO BE AWARDED BY THE a
MONROE" COUNTY AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY,
AT THEIR
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR,
To be Held at the Fair Ground
!. 80 ....,'a at Woodsfield,

Friday and Saturday, the 29th
and 30M days Of September, and the
First day of October, 1864,
y s FIRST DEPARTMENT
aifs GLASS A.-Horsss for all Work.
Horses for Light Harness.
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sc fegA-s Returns have been received from
allbut five eouaties of the yo in Penn
Esylvanias on ;thesconstitutional amendmen
to allow soldiers to vote, and they show
For the amendment, l94, ,306; against it
1O3.965. aE-Eil - iklsss 4 MT
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5 It was a negerness that was too hot to
last, he rejineded. By the way be
added, larfn; "kensyou tellim why the
letter S is Ikea shower Of grape pored
inter black redgyment at short range.
Tshuck my canister as much as to'say
I confident wool it, upon witch he sgg-
splaned that the letter S was like show
er of grape poured into black redgy-
mept bekase it made moke smoke.
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Tina 70 Her InItiucts

Grcas B tain continues 20 illustrate qualify which
never eTin By accident has failed to control the scOn
Of her rulers What YER nIy be the disposition or lean
ing Of her pscpe. We refer to her traditional policy
OF always taking sdeT practically, Wi!h the s:Iorg party
40 evsry controversy between other nations that & cts
her however remotely Tie last insAros Is The ares
and imprisonment, without The privilege of bail of the
a,ptors Of tue Roanoke. Sac permits Ulitsd StAie5
vss,es of war to chase Confederate TsFseI into her
vatsrs and ire upon them near land that tbs tho.
l on shsre; 10 stop, search and even ssIs ulOa the
high teas vessels belonging TO British su jscts and fling
the British Tag but when persons in the Confederate
service, bearing tie commissions Of our Government,
capture, IN neutral Watsrp, vessel plying from NeE
Osans 10 New York and burn her for the reason tia.
shs oue..ided nurality Of Great Britain ioTbds her
bling taken Into British PcIs the les Who perform
tAts LEAF imae a6t cf Aso seized as pirates and
thrown into sous cells. Agsio she permits Thousands
mon thousasds Of her psOpls to DO enlisted on
her own sol BY Iecrui'g ei lsrs Of the Uated ss'
for the known sd uldsguaed purpose OF mixing war
upOn Us; she permits them to lsaVs her potts. well
kuo.IaS their destination aud purpose, Wiihou.
bisdso, to them or protest to tho Who have charge
Ct bent Esi when party leave oArAdA f'F the PT"
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POSE Of making war upon the Ualpd States, che per.
mltS Yankee soldiers and sheriff to pursu them %
into the dominion Of Canada and seGs them under
cro,ecCn of the British Alg. Nay, che even assists In
Us cuasE, of her sovereignty, and becomes Wiling
Jack K,tca AID JalOr for the Yankee Government.
For cur part, We psofess no surprise We have lorg
since ceased 10 expect fair play and justice from the
British G y5Ipmcnt. 1. would Vio!a.e every prece-
dent Of is history and every principle Of its nature, II
il the maintenance of right 1t were 10 make an issue
With the strong in aid of the weak. PGre' Subsct'S
d.bsllars sspsr6oS. is ms1m that shs has CMsfuly
s.udied Only 20 reverse it in practice.