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a GENTS WANTED FOR sTHE SECRET
"a ~ service, the Field, the Dungeon and The
fESSsE5lSp Dy ALBERT ID. RIC14AEnSOSS.F New
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Important Sale.

At Public auction, on Saturday, July 1, 1906.
NNTIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO ANNOUNCE
IL to the publie, and especially to those en-
gnged in agricultural pursuits that Rs his
brewing season is now over lie Is resolved to
dispose Of tho stock and mplements rcInnin-
which may be enumerated the following:
l fpurshorRe wagon; Iii.
2 spring wagons, To drive single or double:
Threshing machine (AIanny'sl;
I SubSoll plough;
1tCNnn0iln Cultivntor, ',tH uHT H.r
3 Iron Victory mills, for grinding corn In
the cob or otherwise, and al kinds of grain
and may be used with either horse or steam
power. I
Together with sundry other articles, all OF
which may be inspected Mt the Brewery premi-
ses Of the subscriber In! the city Of Wheeling
LIST day of July.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
GEO. Il. w1oKHAnf. Aucfia e w; sMiI lgItn
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A DECLINE in price of raw material
enables us to reduce the price ofthe Ex=
celsior Baking Powder, This article
has proved itself superior TO any other
in the market. It's quality will be strict
ly maintained. See that each package
bears tho address of T. II. Logan & Co.,
and Logan, List & Co., wholesale and
retail druggists, Wheeling. jun26-3t
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FOR SAIE,

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
situated on the line OF the National Road
four miles east OF tho city OF Wheeling. Said
eleven rooms and an attic. nnishetl BATH
rooms and all modern improvements; also,
are convenient out-holISeS 5inclutlInz bFfcit
staOllng, ice and spring house, tenickefy and
Two ctStetns. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum md Ounce trees, NIL Bearing. Tiiere
are alSo choice selections of Grapes, RaSplJer-
rtess BlhckbeTieS, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid ont
With eHergreens and other ornamental shrub
Will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all togefher
Persons desiring to consult me In Tegard to
price, terms of payment, &c, can leave their
M ae ~ ~ the Cos Company's Office, orViSIt
feh22-tT Ti'i1'' JACOB HoRNBRooE
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NOTICE to Butchers.

WTE THE lUNDERSIGNED CONHITTEE
w appointed by the executive COMMITTEES.
Fourth OF July ceremonies for defeating tlie
Soldiers Cemetery and laying of the cor
thereon, would respectfully request our Fellow
outcheE to attend meeting ut John Rails
Tavern OF Wednesday morning, the 2Sth inst
ut o'elockt for organizing and electtng ofIicerS
aud for making arrangements to attend:Ss n
n0dy IN the procession on the morning OF the
Fonrth, and thus participate in the -reIoiC-
!ngs over the return of peace to our late dis
trRcted country and to show our respect md
love for our brave soldiers who hive fallen in
defence OF our common country. 2 eve
Is4 s-fsf l OTTO HESS E-lr 'sril
j t MATTHEW SCANLAN.
CHARLES ZE0CESLER
LEWIS HULL.
rs. - GEORGE B0WERS
lea.; 6EORGFE ZEoCRIiER,
1earSt l.ss-a & Committee
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I'd THE LADIES spend more time and
care than formerly in hair dressing.
There is no more elegant article for eth
er ladies' or gentlemens' use than the
A1ne7Ican Hdtr Dressing. Sold by II.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing, i-.t 2t
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BATTERY D.-The long expected and
anxiously looked for. Battery D arrived
yesterday morning, gladdening the
hearts Of many friends and re-uniting
many home circles that have remained
broken by their three years absence.
This battery, like tho other troops of the
State, have done their whole duty, and
acquitted themselves like true soldiers.
owing to the business-like manner in
which their muster rolls and accounts
were kept and made out, the whole
company was mustered out yesterday
afternoon, being but n few hours after
their arrival. They will DO paid OFF to-
day, when the boys Will fall back into
the old habits of the citizen. Old Joe,
the veteran canine, who has been with
the battery since its term of service,
present In all its engagements and
sharing In all its campaigns, was also
present yesterday and looked very
solemn during the mastering out core
mony. He evidently Thought IL n serious
business, p : 80
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CoNGKNuEslEST.77 we would remind
our readers that the commencement
exercises at Bethany College comes off
on Tuesday, July 4th These exercises
are, very Interesting. The friends of
education win be present In large num-
beFa. Y tts ttt4ste lz fsstf Er7Ff4
~ 4. .-,.--s' ,'s4-i53 ~
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Nicholas CawIey

Reuben F. Hedges, ct. al. In GhSnSeEy.
Ply VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THIS
- =, cause made on the 10th day of January.
Al ~, TINS cause was referred to one OftHa
iS S.s Somln1sslo OF this Court 10 ascer
PENDANT, Reuben r.. Hedges a IjosSaSsStI 9T
anu enl1sd 70, and the different liens there
ie upon the same by deed, Judgment other
with any other matters pertinent 10 Inc Es5sg
IN ms opinion and a he may be refSneStefI or
he hi1nself may think d pr6r,s.r
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PAID oFF.LThe twelfth infantry was
paid OFF yesterday. Battery D will be
paid of to-day. AZ The 18th Ohio Is to be
mustered ont here.
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coAIlIssIoNERB oFFIcE

7-.,,.-I,-,- WHEELING, June 7Lll 18lI5.I + y
Notice Is hereby given that / have fiXeFi ON
Non the 10Th day Of July next, as the
!lll ~ Law ONCE, In the city OF Wheel
ceed 70 inquire into and report ON, the seVerai
matters IN said decree refaFred to, :. > :;
igss GIBSON L. CERANAIER. +
Je6 .+E4- agt Commissions
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Public sale OF valuable building lT,ofS
ON GIail Street

PY VIRTUE, OF A DEED FROM
- Hnmpden Zane and others to Samuel
Shurchill, recorded in the Recorders Ofice or
Ohio county, West!NA., in deed book No. o,
page 80 and ola deed nom the said Churchill
dnmpden Zane and wife to me, recorded m
said onice, in decd book No. IS, page ISL and
q the request OF EInely A., vic Of the slid
HamP1en, ana q Mary, daughter Of tho said
,HOmpden, will sell ut public auction. or
SATURDAYt THE 8TH DAY OF JUI.Y, comnians'
eng sild sale at 10 o'clock, A. H., eight mar
GELS OF ground, e1cll22 feet on Main street nv
Us In depth, being part OF wlint Is USUALLY
known AZ the Reserve, lying between Mnin
and Market, and Union and Monroe streets
and bounded on the south by the line Of inc
three story brick building now. owed by Tlios
aornDrook: The deeds to the purchasers will
DecXecutEd. by mySelfi Hampden Zane, and
vile, and Mary Pane, and the title Is c0nSid=
Terms of Snlc.-The purchaser may 1at
his option, pay the whole purchase money in
S1lSlii or one.third In hand, and tie balance
IN TWO equal payments Of SIX md twelve
months elch, with interest on lien. 49,
le&-5yS +. r. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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THE SCHOOLS, AND THE FouR9H.-FheI
committ.e.of arrangements for the ded-
ication, Of the Soldiers Bdrying Ground
on the Fourth Of July, earnestly re-
quest that All Aehbols end sociations
Intending to participate IN the ceremo-
MES, TO inform the chairman of their
intention, in order. that the necessary
arrangements may be made for the
procession. "a 10, 1919,
THFATRE.-The drama continues to
draw good houses at Washington Hall.
Tonight Mr.. Coles. appears in his cele-
brated character of tFSmike' In the play
OF Nicholas Nickleby, and as "Joe" in
the comedy of the Rough Diamond.
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SOLDIERS DINNER. - The soldiers
dinner, yesterday afternoon, was a
splendid affair. The liberal donations
of the citizens, and the efficient aid
rendered by the ladies, enabled tho
committee to set out an elegant repast.
dred men. Tho troops present consisted
of the First West Virginia cavalry,
Seventeenth infantry and battery G, lst
light artillery. The usuhl welcome was
extended by the Governor, and was
to our remote position We were unable
to hear theremNrlSs of the speakers. 1t
had been expected that tile Eleventh
infantry would also be present, but
having been paid Off sooner than was
anticipated they left for home without
waiting for the entertainment. Every
thing passed off pleasantly, and every
body seemed pleased.
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3 Cry CoUEcm.-A special meeting of
the City Council was called for yester-
present, It adjourned to meet on Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
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tENTRACT:'


Be q enacLetI bRfhe Legislature of TVest TTrOi,ia.
i. The Auditor, Adjutant General and
9naSteEnastar. General OF the StRte. are CON
sttuted q Board of Claims, to examine adjust
ana audit such claims as in the opinion OF Snid
DoafIi shall be Just ma proper, not otherwise
provided for, accruing TO the citizens OF ills
state, growing out of military service, oflthe
1. Claims for services rendered byt the Stata
troops since the nineteenth day OF June, eiCh.
teen hundred and Sixty:one.
~. claims for subsistence and supplies mr.
nislled tile State troops when called Into ser
III. Claims for necessary TRANSFORMATION of
state troops and for transportation OF arms.
supplies, &c, for theiruSe. -
~. claims Tor services rendered by officers
organizing StateS troops under orIlefsF of the
GoNernor, and for necessary expenses fncnr-
re5l IN publishing orders and notices md for
printing done upon the orders of suCli 0fficers
v. Claims for subsisting aud eutiippfna VII
nnteef recruits, under the order or 81 tie nu-
thotity Of the Governor, '.-e ''Ns-
AilpeHons having elhins OF the character
indicated above, will have them made o,It IN
tIlbpsS as REQUIRED by the Act, and forward
li4leIn 70 the Clerk of the Board Of ClAns Adj
Ju IN ,GenefaiS onice, Wheeling, ". Va.
!, 1l1e poafu Withhold monthly meetings Mt
ne Capitol building in this cliy on the first
OF these claims. '-'AA
BY order of the Board, -F
Jels-2w Nv. JAMES E. HANES, Clerk.
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Miss CLARA BARTON, of Washington
city, publishes a roll of missing men so
far as they have been reported. The
following embraces those from West
Virginia who have not been satisfacto-
rily accounted for: ~
Plus Blessing, co @, 18th infantry:
Tunts Carroll, co E, LIST inf; William b
Campbell, co I, l2th inf; VIM f Caroth-
err, GO A, nth inf Eugenius F Hunt,
In ms u. F M, Hunt, do; OSCAR Ritcher,
18th inf: VIM g Feay, battery d Ist
light artillery; John E Loring, do: Allen
stephens, do; Saml g Newman. 9th
cavalry. I'''t.-' wa
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Hs-C URE wARRANTED-6u
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
p8-oanJor Circular olescri5iag5 al symptom
-RYMpTONIG.

THE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
III, they generally appear are ut inst very
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may he dry, or a slight
discharge, thin and Hcrid, Afterwards Dec6m-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease he
comes chronic, the discharges are increased In
quantity ana changed IN quality; they are now
off, The secretfOnS are offensive, causing a had
breath; the voice is thick and nasal tile ewes
are wellk; the sense of the smell Is leSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and Important symtom OF
Catnrrh Is that the person is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of a thick or sliuly
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person maybe sure that his disease Is on It's
way oithe lungs, and should lose no time in
arreSttng it.
Symptoms.
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LOTS IN SOUTH WHEEIINf3 ron
- ------ ~ = SALE - . -. -

II WILL SELL THE LOT NUMBERED
u thtrty-ntne, and the north half 81 i 81
numbeFed twenty-four, in tllat part OF the
G ES.n. 81 south Wheeling known as La Grange
the title is good. JAMES s. WHEAT.
myth "a Frtsg2 s5as > {feg e.i-s9 iTTTfSfe.
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MARRIAGE,

most necessary reauisites to promois connu
bal happiness. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes weary pill
grtmage: the prospect hourly darkens 10 tie
Views the mind becomes Swallowed with de-
pair and filled with the melancholy refer
ton th1t the happiness Of another beeomes
bllGhted with our own.
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For sac.
sEvpNTEENTH WEST VA. IHPANTBY

SEVENTEENTH WEST VA. INFANTRY.
Tho Seventeenth Is the last regiment
sent to the field by the State of West
Virginia. The organization was COM
meneed in 1884, but not completed until
Feb. 1855. The first six companies be-
ing mustered In Sept. 10th, 1884, and the
remaining four companies Feb. I'D,
1865. It Is composed principally Of men
from Marshall, Marion, Preston, Mon
ongaliR and Taylor counties. Ohio
county Is also pretty we'll represented
In its ranks but not SO largely as the
counties named. Owing to9its recent
organization the regiment has not par
teipated In the many important en-
gagements of the late campaign, but
has been stationed on the border where
It rendered most efficient. service in
scouting and protecting the frontier
from the incursiOns of the guerrilla
hOrdes which infested the border coun-
ties OF the State. This arGluous and
important duty was well performed by
the Seventeenth, thus enabling the older
and more experienced troops to be em-
plOyed against the disciplined forces of
tho enemy. Tho regiment now num-
beers about nine hundred and fifty men,
all fine, hearty stalwart fellows. Indeed
tho personel of the Seventeenth will
compare very fayorably with that of
any regiment in the service. Tho fol-
lowing list embraces all the! officers of
the regiment as it now stands.
DnClsNESIS on nENEyTryINDcy- &.
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Who have injured themselves by n certain
practice INDUCED in when alone, II habit fl.
quently learned nom evil companions or al
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, md II not cured, rendeas
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
Whatl pity that q young man, the hope q
his country, the darling of his parents, Should
be Snatched from nll prospects and enjoy
ments Of life, by the consequences Of deyia.
ting from the path OF nature and indulgiHE
in a certnln secret habit. Such persons, NrsT
before contemplating
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Second Lieutenants-G w Griffith, co
A; JIG Kuh, co B; Anthony ROffo, co
G; John o MCGOWAN, co D; II Wicket,
co f; III Metheny. co F; A WiclIerS,
co G.; John Perry, co III; NJ Fishnell, co
I; John Foreman, co X. ..7ss
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ROSTER OF OFFICERS.
FIELD AND STAFF. = Y

Colonel, Charles II. Day; Lieut. Col
William F Head; Major, Frank l.
Hicks; Adjutant, B F Latham; Regi-'
mental Quartermaster, ] w Crane,
Surgeon, Benoni Parkinson; first AS
sistRnt Surgeon, James H Ramsey;
second Assistant Surgeon, William III
Stewart; Chaplain, Jeremiah L Simpson.
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Eo4tANSEalGGV
Trust not your livesor health to the care Of
mnny unlelTned and worthless prctcnderS
destitute OF knowledge, name or character
who copy DR.. JohnStOnS advertisements OF
style themselves, in the newspapers, regular
~ Educated Physicians: incapable Of curing
they keep you trihing month after month
taking their filthy and poisonous compounuS
or ns long MS the smallest fee can be ObtAine1
ana in despair, leave you with ruined ne.tltn
To sigh over your own CALLING ppointmehH
Or. Johnston is the only Physician adVei'
HisIredentials or diplomas, always hang III
his Office.
His remedies or treatment arc unknown to
all Others, prepared from n life spent In the
great hospitals OF Europe, the first in the
country, and n more extensive private E'r1ci'ct
than any other Physician In the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured Mt this instilu'
ton year after year, and the numerous i'm.
pOrt1nt Surgical Operations performed by
DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters ni
the HSSun," Clipper" and many other papersS;
notices Of which have Appeared again onu
again before the public, besides his standing
ms n gentleman OF character and responsibuF
ty, Is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
nB-No letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp TO be used on the reply
Persons writing should state age and send pOl'
ton of advertisement describing symptoms
~ JOHN n. JOHNSTON. ~. d.
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Balumorei
feDl5-Iye 8Iaryland'
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The Sense of Taste ana smell RESTORED.
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els.2w janis E. HANEs, Clerk.
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LINE OFFICERs,

CaptAlns-A o BAKER, co A; S 3 Todd,
CO B; WD HelmeclS, co C;aE S Rider,
CO d; A Garrison, Co f; n Snider, co
+; Hanson Creswell, co G; w ID Log1on,
II; Samuel Holt, coli s A Harter co X.
First Lieutenants-S A PARROT co A;
A J Nugum, co b; Henry Parkinson,
co c; Z Ceartes, co D; II Staggans, co
Z; l. f Davis, co F; G NJ G Jones, co G;
F a Harris, co II; Thomas Rogers, co
1; w l. Farnum, co X. ~-tlCEG ~
Second Lieutenants-G w Griffith, co
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

I,g- Thousands Of Doidrsare paid TO swindling
quacks daily, which is ,ror@ than hrown drdy.
This comes from trusting to the deceptive ad
vcrisemcnt. Of men calling themselves 'Doc'ors,
whose only recommendation is ThR M,y say 0f
themselves. ETT"Alvertisng physicians in nine
cases ont of ten. are lmpostors; and nell ines of
thi, kind found in drug stores, generally worth
less. got up TO sell, and not to cure The Sure
Remedies can he obtained at my Office only. and
are warranted AS represented in every respect, or
the price will he refunded. Persons at distance
may he cured at home in the shortest possible
time. by sending for them. rs DIR. Mattison is
an educated physician Of over twenty years cN-
perience, ten in general practice. until compelled
by i'll health to adopt office practice, treating
all accidents resulting from imprudence in both
>ezcs, giving them his whole attention Lf~ Cir
culars givina full information. with undouhted tes-
tinorials also book on Special Diseases. in u
sealed envelope, MT free. rf~i}c sure and send
for them. for without testimonials no stranger can
he trusted. Enclose stamp tor postage and di-
rect to DIR. MAT1lSON, No. 20 Union Street,
Providence. H. |.
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Life -! Life ! Life +!
If Life and Health are valuable. why
not use the proper means to preserve them? II
the system is diseased why run any risk by using
Medicines that are delctcrous, aud that I'M urc
your system
Nearly all diseases originate with
THE LIVER.
When the liver is diseased, the bile becomes inn
pure and tends TO di-arrange the whole system.
This impure bile passes into
THE STOMACH,
And produces bad taste in the mouth. The
tongue becomes tnrrcd attended with dizziness
and pain in the heal, The bile then passes from
the stomach into
THE BOWELS,
And produces cestveness unhealthy humors, and
All impure state Of
The Blood.
And tends to close the pores Of the skin. which
upon examination, will be found to be dry and
husky: and it also tends to disauange
The Kidneys.
Which will show itself by the color and guam.
titv Of the urine, and rs natural consequence
long train OF diseases will follow.
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BRANDON NATIONAL BANK. !
L

BHANDON NATIONAL BANK.
Brandon, Feb. &, 1865.
This Bank will continue the sale of the $40
United States Notes at par and accrued int. elt
This popular loan is convertible at the option
of the holder, Aug. 10, 1867, into Gold bearing
per cent bond, and is free from all taxes aud is
the only Government Loan now before the pub
lie. Such an opportunity to make investments
may not again be offered, as the Government will
not be likely to offer Gold interest on any new
oan. 45tf l.. BlXBl. Cashier.
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C. a t a T. + h,

Noises in the head, dizziness and all dis
eases of the eye and ear, throat,
heart, lungs, liver, kidneys,
chest, spine, bronchitis,
consumption, scrofula,
cancer, dyspepsia, piles,
rheumatism, etc.
The DR.. having large aud extensive practical
experience in the treatment Of diseases generally,
is prepared to receive patients for medical treat
ment on the most improved principles, and to treat
their diseases in a very superior and satisfactory
manner, and in the majority Of cases TO far en-
coed the most sangrine expectations of the pa
tient, without resorting to any unpleasant or tor
turing process.
DR., Oaks treats successfully all diseases of the
EYE AND EAR,
IN the most improved and modern principles with
entirely new remedies, and with little or no suffer-
ing to the patient.
The DR.. may be consulted at MlDDLEBURY,
ADDISON HOUSE,
Monday, FEBRUARY 18Th, one day only.
Brandon, Brandon House, Saturday AZ
ternoon FEBRUARY 1lth, and Sunday
FEBRUARY 18th, 1865.
Consultation, SI.O0.
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Alternative SYRUP.

For Impurities ofttc Bood resulting from ,mpru
vince. causing EyVp'ioas on tie Sl1n Sore Throat,
WouM and Nose Loss IF H'ur 4; Old Sores SreR-
ipgs; iiins in HE Bones and 1H other signs N an
acttre poison in tie systen t:B 30 sdy ever lis
covered has done what has been achieved by this
Il cured a gentleman from the South. stopping al
Nerpoyt and for uhich he presented Dr. W $500,
after hdripq been under tie treatment Of the most
eminent Physicians in baltimore Philadelphia ana
New York, for FIVE YEARS Never despair OF a
permanent cure, no matter how obstinate your
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