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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-14
Public Sale OF Valuable building Lots
ON Min Street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED FROM
- Hnmpden Zane and others to Samuel
Churchill, recorded in the Recorders Office Of
Ohio county, West Va, in deed book No. 3.
page 40, and ofn deed from the said Churchill
Hnmpden Zane and wife to me, recorded in
said Office, in deed book No. IS, page Isl. and
Mt the request of Finely a., wife OF tile said
Hampton, and Of Mary, daughter OF the said
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF July, CONNER:
cling Snid sale Mt 10 o'clock, a. NJ, eight par.
GELS OF ground, each % feet on Main Street nv
NV in depth, being part of what Is usuaily
KNOWN Rlf9 ms the Reserve, lying between Main
lehd MARKET, and Union and Monroe streets
anu bounded on the south by tho line OF the
tnree story brick building now owed by Thos,
hornbrook: Tho deeds TO the purchases will
ne executed by myself, Hampden ZANE and
wife, and Mary Zane, and tlietItle Is consid-
cred unqueStionnble. |rT4,i -. ~
Terms of SnIe.-The purchaser may Mt
his option, pay the whole purchase monsSy' in in
CASH e or one-thfrd in hand, and the balance
nm ~ tlTee equal payments of one, two and
Je2}-uyl5 F. r. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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ONthe 4th of July, Mr.. VIM. Post, of
McCOnnellsville, Ohio, was robbed OF
$4,000 in the Union Depot in Cleveland
Mr.. Post had recently bought the Par
melee property in gainesville, for
which he was to pay $4,000. He was
on his way, accompanied by his wife,
from McConnellsville to gainesville, to
take possession of his purchase, and in
going from the Southern train to take
his seat in the train on the Lake Shore
road, he fell down in nm appoplectic fit.
He was helped up by two or three
strangers, and during the excitement n
package of money, which he had in his
inside vest pocket, was taken from him.
The money consisted of fifteen 81, 1000
greenbacks, and was contained in an
envelope.
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BuRNED.-Two men engaged in re-
pairing a furnace in the Labelle Iron
Works, were pretty severely burned
yesterday by an explosion, caused by
throwing some wet clay into the hot
furnace.
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Z COURT OF APPEALs.-The Court of
Appeals met yesterday, and after some
preliminary arrangements adjourned
TO meet again this morning 81.
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Lots for Sa1e-

In South Wheeling or Ritchieto,pn.
NOS 5,G7.S18,l4 II, Is and 10, in square No.
= The above lots are in the square below Mr.
samuel Otts-lic III block surrounded nv;
streets and alleys. Four OF them front on tie
Nos. and s, in square 80 ~
Nos. - and 10, in Square IL,
Nos. 3, and Il, in square 49,
Nos. II and IL, in square 80,
No. q, in square 10,
Nos. and 10, In square a..
No. 8, and part OF 4, in square 40.
me aDoVe property can be purchased At
private tN SHE; until Tuesday, July ., when the
IotS remaining unsold will be Offered al ionb-
lie sale at the Court House 80 Pt'O
Apply TO THOS. O'BRIEN.
,.,.S Real Estate Agent
Juf-M Register Office
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LOTS IN SOUTH WITEETJICs ron
H.l fsf- ..g SAFE ~ = OAA

TWILL SELL THE LOT NIINEREREn
j thirty-nine, and the north half 81 Ts5t
tn mum twenty-four, in that part Of the
own Ta, 2ISo9th nv wheeling known as La Grange
1 ESInqulre OF w N. E8LEY, Esq, or myseiT
Inc net, Tue te IS good. JAMES s. WHEAT.
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

4
pEING DESTROYS of changing my business 1
ID offer for sale my valuable property situat-
ed in and near the town OF SSHrdis COMPRISING
q farm near Sar1is and one milo nom the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and cigh-
ty ncreS, ninety acres of which are cleared and
under cultivation, with young orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
4 farm near Sardis, one and one quarter
milesfrom the Ohio river, containing lP0 acres
hftyacres of which arc cleared, with young
orchard now bearing, containing four hum
dred trees, of apple, peach, plum and cherry
species. - -
Also, my large BRICK (steam) FLOUR
ING MILL, at Sar1is, containing two run
OF four feet burns; engine, IL inch cylinder,
feet stroke, two double flued boilers This
Mill Is situated in the midst of a fine grain
growing region and now enjoying a fiie pa
tronago. 1t Is completely provided with NIL
modern improvements, and is in fine running
order. 800
In this property, a rare opportunity is Of
fered to an enterprsing mnn.
one of which now reside. III.
Two store houses, in one of which I an ut
present doing business:
EDWIN HORNBROOK.
iu6-lm@ Snrtlis, Monroe Co., Ohio,
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WEST VIRGINIA REGIMENTs.--But few
of the West Virginia troops are now re-
manning in the service. All have been
mustered out except some two or three
of the veteran regiments. The first vet
eran cavalry is the only regiment re-
manning in this city. It has been mus
tered out and will probably be paid to-
day or tomorrow. It is reported that
tho second veteran infantry, which was
ordered to the Kunawha, has received n
later order, directing them to remain at
Parkersburg, and prepare their rolls
and papers for discharge. The report
however, is not official, and we do not
vouch for its correctness. But we think
the probabilities are that all the troops
in West Virginia will be mustered out
or transferred to other localities.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The court is
still engaged in taking the testimony in
the case of ]. S. Porter and others. All
the evidence in the case is written out
by reporter, who takes down ques-
tions and answers verbatim as they are
uttered by counsel and witness. The
amount involved and the legal talent
employed gives to the trial more thnn
an ordinary degree of interest. From
present indications We are led to be-
lieve that the final decision will not be
reached for several days.
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A CENTS WANTED FOR sITHE SECRET
81 Service, the Field, the Dungeon and the
E ES@SC!tp , by ALBERT d. RICHARDSON, New
YORK Tribune" Correspondent.
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Irihune' Mt the outbreak of the war, with
our armies and fleets, both East and West
during the first two years ofthe Rebellion; his
thr1lilng capture; his confinement for %
monllS IN seven different rebel prisons: his
escape and almost miraculous Journey nv
night of nearly 400 miles. 1t Will abound II,
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INCIDENT and romance of the war, than nny
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TEACHERS, Ladies', energetic Young men md
especially returned and disabled offieers and
soldiers in want of profitable employment,
VIII md It peculiarly adapted to their condi.
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winch we VIII prove to any doubling nppli.
cant. Send for circulars. Address -
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N. .. corner Sixth and Minor streets,
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900.
DIRECTORS:
T. II. Logan, T. P. ShaIlcrOss, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeclkler, Saml. McClel-
Ian, G. w. Franzhein, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
Lnughlin.
.THIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks at
tnir rntes on buildings of all kinds, merchnn-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
ture, steamboats, and c0rgoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per-
sons for n term of years. This Company Of
terS superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, at re-
duced rates. This being home institution,
composed of some ninety-four stockholders,
most ofwhOm are among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable com
siderntiOn Of the insurlng public, and SolIcits
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will he promptly
attended to by the Secretary. r-
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by ALlnms' Express Co.
N. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAAI'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. NIENDEL, Vice President.
n. C.,ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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70 r s ALF.

A FINE TWO STORY DOUBLE gR1rK
~ dwelling, situated on Firth street ~ ~
{{ Ift Zane and Clay, containing IL rooms. ,
POSSESSION given April lst lS88 For I1s+tic!,''
III is, sss5qufe OF DAN. G.. ALBERT.
9eI4d&wlm p. Clerk, Wheeling. VI "
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iiQetrce1.
FRIDAY MORNING, lIULHl.I4.-
COOP. Yesterday was thu

GOOD ORDER.-Yesterday was the
third day which has passed without a
trial in the municipal court, During that
time not single violation of the city
ordinances has occurred, that has come
to the knowledge of the official author
tiles. Those who violate the law, and
endanger the peace of the city, have
confined their operations to the dark
hours of the night, when there was no
officers to take cognizance of their evil
deeds. The crowd which lately throng-
ed our streets has disappeared, and now
there seems to be no disturbing element
to disturb and mar the peace and har-
mony of the city, save the loafers and
loungers, who are too idle and lazy to
earn an honest living, and who subsist
by preying upon their more industrious
neighbors. Considering our population,
we have but few of these tritiing and
worthless drones, andwe firmly believe,
that an efficient night police would rid
us of this worthless class, which is the
curse of every community, and who
only live by robbery, riot and murder.
During the day they loaf on the street
corners, and at night pursue the yoca-
ton of the burglar and robber. The
termination of the war has turned loose
the bummers and cut-throats, who fol-
lowed the armies, only to rob the dead
and plumber the living. These men
now seek the cities as suitable places
to ply their vocation. Let citizens and
officials keep watchful eye on the
loafers, who only live by robbing the
industrious portion of the community.
In Wheeling they are but few, and east
Iy recognized, and if watchful eye is
kept upon their movements, the nuis-
ance will be speedily suppressed.
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New. Millinery establishment

No. 152 Main Street.
MRS. N. COIVIG, FORMERLY NJ,
wheeling for The very liberal patronage eS-
Ienued 70 her in former days, respectfully an
nouncSS That she has returned to the CITY md
opened her Millinery Establishment, n few
GootS below her old stand; and hnviriE pIIr-
G GSs a very select stock Of BonnetS Hats
ILI1ldies Dress Caps, RoucheS, Ribbons and
FloWGrs, Of the latest Paris styles, requests nm
examination of her stock - 49,
promptly attended to. myI2-2m& n
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PAID oFF.-Battery II was paid of
yesterday. A considerable number of
the men had over twelve months nav
due them, and felt very iubilant over
the reception of the greenbacks which
they had so long been awaiting.
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&1OS "A AIONTHLAGEHTs WANTED
S Mi) sSyeTywh6ere to Introduce the I'M
chine, the only low priced machine X tho
country which Is licensed by Grover { Baker
" neeIer q Wilson, Howe, Singer & Co. md
ibtlclletder. Au other machines now Sold foI.
!esS man forty dollars eacll nre inJTin0e1ne,lfS
H g.i me seller and user are liable 10 Hne and
IlIillTtS2nInent. SALARY and expenses or large
commission, allowed. illustrated Firc1IInSsS
sentgEee: Address SHAW & CLARK.
my "-"ihuNW Btddeforl, AIniIie
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RIVERA moderate amount of bus
mess was done on the wharf yester-
day. The Pine GroUe left for Cincin-
natl with an average trip. The Repc-
nue. Capt. Russell, arrived, and will
leave again this evening, at five o'clock
for Cincinnati. Tho Ne,O State, which
had been taken for Government scr
vice was released at Pnrkersburg. and
arrived here yesterday evening. She
will leave for Cincinnati on Saturday nj
five O'Clock p. m. The river is again
falling, with near 6 feet in the CHANNEL
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DIR. JOHNsTOY.

Member of the Royal College of Supao,,
London. Graduate from one OF the mos eb
greater part Of whose life hns been speH, 4
the hospitals OF London, Paris, PhIladelpkS
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the ms
astonishing cures that were ever know
many troubled with ringing in the head an
ears when asleep, great nervousness. Ism;
alarmed ut sudden sounds, baShfulnesS, vii
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes viii
arrangement OF mind, were cured immeiE
ately.
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STRANGERS,
Trust not your lives or health TO the csI r.. :
many unlearned md worthless preLenGesSs
destitute of knowledge, mime OF eLaI.s't !,
who copy DIR. Johnston's advertisements -
style themselves, in the newspapers Fesu .i1E
~ Educated Physicians: incapable OF cum cum
they keep you trifllng month after n on4-
taking their filthy and poisonous COMP Ou nm
or rs long as the smallest fee can be oDII hiys
and in despair, leave you with ruined me-! nt.t
to5igh over your own calling disap polnlniei-
DR.. Johnston Is the only Physician aa'"'
Using. ,L--L,.,t.
His remedies or treatment are unknown
all Others, prepared from n life spent IN w.
great hospitals of Europe, the first IN "
country, Rnd n more extensive PTirdts prom
than any other Physician in the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRES
The many thousands cured at this inSi ~.
ton year after year, md the numerous "
portnnt Surgical Operations performer
DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the repoIleIss,
the tSSun," Clipper" and many other EaISEn,i
notices OF Which have appeared again H. H.
agnin before the public, besides his stail,ShJIi
as gentleman Of character and resbS ItoJ
ty, is n sufficient guarantee to the aIllceeI'
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUkhp
bB-No letters received unless post paa a. T,-
stamp to be used on M AZ III.
Persons writing should state age ana W WIS
ton OF advertisement describing * Ky n
JOHN II. Johnston H. 81. ~
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, B IaIIartIsbi
tebl5-lyH ID t f..r.lEat.a
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Reflect that a sound mind and body are aa
most necessary requisites to promote CONN.,
binl happiness. Indeed, without theSe, tta
journey through life becomes weaH r.
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with d.
pair and filed with the melancholy TefSN
ton that the happiness Of another becona
blighted with our own.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25
CAIRO TIMES.
An Old Citizen Gone.

1t is our painful duty to record the death of
one of our Oldest and best citizens, John Dow
dali, who departed this life, at lis old home
stead, in this county, October 9th in the list
year of his age. Mr. Dowdall was born in
Virginia, raised in Kentucky, and emigrated to
this county at an carly day. Being IF an I'M
firing disposition, he chose a farmers life,
which occupation he followed rgdly after the
kentucky style-make plenty and live upon it
therefore never amassed a large fortune was
what is usually termed good liver being OF
wealthy parentage, his early life was spent, as
are, or were, generally, the sons OF the South,
in ease and Independence, with liberal eXpen-
diture money for charities and also tor pleas
ures, which habits stuck to him through lite.
Not being an aspirant for Office, he consequent-
" was never before the people for pu olic hon
ors. AtIthe age of seventeen he enlisted as a
private in the war of 1872 his modesty caus-
ing him to decline a lieutenautcy in the First,
kentucky Rifles. Serving his time with honor
and credit to himself, declining promotion
when recommended by his commanding Off
GERS, he returned home and soon after married
Miss English, daughter of Elisha English of
that State, afterwards long resident of our
little city. Mr.. Dowdall, though of Southern
parent age, education and habits, was Union
man ever and at all times, and was as willing
to make sacrifices for his country during our
recent national difficulties as he was when
bearing his rifle brayely through the SHOWS OF
lsl2-l5. He now peacefully rests in our
graveyard, beside his first wife, who preceded
him some eighteen years. Mr.. Dowdall died
as he had lived, 1.-THE noblest work of Cod
an honest man." He leaves a large circle OF
acquaintances and friends to mourn his loss.
To the family relations we offer our heartfelt
sympathy, especially to our brother Of the cd
itorial profession, William T. Dowdall, his
youngest son, aud our warm personal friend
and intimate acquaintance; and whilst wo ex-
tend to him our hand Of sympathy and con-
dolence, Can only say rs words of advice, fol-
low in the footsteps of him who is now no
more, but whose practices and precepts are
worthy to live forever. -CdrTollton Democrat.
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A MAsTADoN TUsK FoUND-On Saturday
evening last tho workmen engaged in digging
sand from II pit at the head of Deway street,
Now Albany, struck with their shovels and
picks upon what they supposed to be a log.
Upon clearing the sand. off, however, it was
discovered to be an immense tusk of the purest
ivory, seven feet three inches in length, and
at tho thickest part eight and one quarter
inches in diameter. 1t weighed nearly one
hundred pounds. The tusk is supposed to be
that of a mastadon. 1t is certainly great GU
riosity. Several years ago, a tusk nearly of
the same dimensions Of the ABOVE was found
near the same place, and now in possession o.
DR.. John Sloan, Of New Albany. in taking it
out OF tie ground the tusk was broken in sew
eral pieces, the ivory having become worry much
softened. A piece Oft about two feet long
may be seen at The drug store OF Mr.. Hofeld'
The balance OF IL was carried off by different
persons for preservation as curiosity.-Lou-
isrne Press ~. 50.
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CAIRO IRON WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
Ohio Levee. Cairo, HI. ...
REED e. M A NM,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Blacksmiths
And General Machinists,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers.
PROPELLER WHEELS
SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY.
TOBACCO. LARD AND HEMP SCREWS.
IMPROVED SUGAR MILLS.
We prepared to furnish at manufacturers prices
Page and Child's Circular Saw-MilIs.
Young's Pat. Smut Mills.
GARDENERS Pat. Governor.
Downs Celebrated Suction and Force
Marsh's Pat. Syphon Pumps.
Cast.Steei Mnley and Circular Saws.
Leather and Gum Hose.
Portable Grist Mills and Genuine Dutch
Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths.
Particular attention paid to repairing Saw and Grist
Mill Machinery, Engines &c. Mills and Engines furnished
complete, and set in the country by competent Ma
chinists if required.
We would call especial attention to large stock of
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS.
BAR, SHEET, BOILER AND PLATING IRON.
GUM, HEMP AND
COTTON PACKING.
Steamboat of all kinds will receive prompt atten-
ton, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Constantly hand and for sale at st. Louis prices:
LINERS, WHEEL sT1RRUps
FLANGE AND CIRCLE BOLTS, 60.
BRASS AND METAL PACKING.
IRON AND BRASS GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES.
STEAM GAUGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
STEAM WHISTLES.
RABBIT METAL.
Cast Iron Fronts for Building.
COLUMNS, WINDOW CAPS, sILLs AND DOOR
PLATES,
Furnished at short notice and at reasonable prices
On hand and for sale at reduced prices,
L Twenty Horse power Engine, and
complete.
2 Sixty Horse power Engines, COM
plete.
1 Eighteen I"
L Portable Engine and Boiler, i'm run
II g Order. ap12-d&wtf
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With this medicine you cure yourself for tent
the money that physicians charge without change of die
hindrance from business and thus prevent all chanc
of exposure and ruin.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25

Will Cure Coughs Colds, Asthma, Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the Side aud Breast Whooping Cough,
Group, and all Diseases of the Throat Chest
and Lungs.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25

Circulars forwarded and subscriptions received by
JOHN W. CORLIES & CO.. and
j. n. Tiff, Financial Agent of the Republic
Of Mexico, 81 Broadway NJ Y.
F@Subscrptons also received by Banks and Bankers
generally throughout the United States. nov2d6w
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TURE YOURSELF.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

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This elegant, popular ana infable preparation, so
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r DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
the only reliable remedy the cure of sper
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A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
By going a regular physician with your case, you
peril your PRIVATE REPUTATION. BY going to
ignorant ''private practitioner" you peril YOUR
HEALTH FOR LIFE. Avoid both, and use
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
With this medicine you yourself for tenth
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or hndrance from business and thus prevent all chance
of exposure and ruin.
DIR. BAKERS INJECTION
N. BIN cases of Gonorrhea elect and Seminal Weak
nesses, DR.. Bakers Injection will be found valuable
sisant to the Specific in subdung the Inflammation and
checking the discharge and should be used in conjunction
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and most OBSTINATE CASES of Private Diseases.
y@ treatise on Sexual Diseases, called the &C Sci
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Price DR.. Bakers Injection, 81 90 per bottle.
Price Male Injecting Syringe 30 cents Female Injec
ting Syringe, so cents.
Sent by express to all parts of the country receipt
of money and twenty cents additional pay
packing box and shipping.
Sold at DR.. E. EAsTEKLY & CO. q Family Medicine
Store, of Third and Chestnut, St. Louis and No.
80 Madison street, Chicago. oct2ld1y
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A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.

By going a regular physician with your case, yor
peril your PRIVATE REPUTATION. By going to al
ignorant 'tpriyate practitioner" you peril YOUI
HEALTH FOR LIFE. Avoid both, and use