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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06

much of the wellh Of the country. A
full account Of the magnitude Of their Op-
eraiiops, of their extent Of heir power
and the expressions they inflicted, Wsud
asIonish.
They have had full play. There was
no king, dictator, or law to Opprsss them.
A short time ago. the Merchant =
Union Hsssa5s Coasp4ny was organised,
with the central idea of 40. being bought
out; thought lha. was the bes, business
going, except not being bought cot. Al
last, the old Companies were aroused.
A rival was mounting their golden throne.
A "SecreI Circular" was issued. Their
agents were instr uesed 10 carry freighs
al such rates as was supposed would de-
prlve the Company Of business. Ne
limit was fixed TO the deduction that
might be made. None could complain
OF this. Bot when they add. they will
receive no freight from the MsrchsnI's
Union nor ship 10 il, nor indeed. do any
business with II whatever they are, GET
Ting ahead Of the times. Il Is he same
as TO say they will carry no strawberries
for John Smith, because :hey do not like
hun. For the same rsason a captain or
a conductor might reject passengsr.-
But they go further. OaL routess where
there is no competition. old taGSssaro 10
remain They have bsen charged with
being menopOlIss; this Sscret Circular
has served the public by proving it.
So far srhenew company il prosperous.
Il Is paying all expenses, aud yer its ratss
are from 25 to 40 per cent less than The
old one. ? Evsiywhere, The people see.
and particularly s-ose ia the West,
whose transactions with the EssV are
immense, thai, in manner their salVs.
.IOn depends upon Ihs eOnsinuaHcs %
shis compeGIlon.f g. u. ss-
Il is no object for them TO have goods
carried fOr nulhing. 0f eVs1 slaa PEsmi.
aul, fsr a few monshs. Tnsy d ass
choose % Be brlbed for he parpesg ct be-
lng hersafgsgs ~ as3
fne Merchants Union xpress Com.
pauy carries goods, packages and ValuA-
bIes, on the main routes stated below
.O'hers will b. opened soon. FrVm New
York 10 ST. Paul by Hudson River or
Harlem Railroad sad Nv. YOrk7C Central
10 Buffalo, by Lake ShOrs 10 CleavsiAnd.
by Toledo with branch TO DetrUii, thence
by Michigan Central, or by MiChigan
SJulhern and Northern Indiana. then 70
Milwaukee, SLe. ;ealzO frOus RometO Wa.
leItown, also 10 Boston by SvOningt0n, 70
Phiiadelphia by Dsieware and Rari1an
Railroad, also from CleaYeland 70 Gin
cInnsG by Columbus, thence TO 81 louis
by Ohio aud Mississippi thence 10 Kan
sas Guy hy Pacific Railroad also from
ClncInuau TO Terre Haute, via DayIon,
and from Indianapolis 10 all POlntsUn the
eight different roads sxeePG 70 Jsfsrson-
vile, alsO from Chicago 10 81. Louis by
Bloomington and SPFIug6sld, and to Rock
Island Road.-EN. Z. Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06

ed. He accompanied the young man To
Mes>rs SPnchcuck's, related his share
IN the adventure. aud made. lei US hope.
something like due repararInn to the poor
victim of the cIeverest piece of rascalIIy
knew of. The test was in the hands
f the peiice of Lnndon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06

The Cleveland, Ohio. Herald ralaleSs
remarkable occurrence which tssk place
IN that CITY. I. seems that here was an
oil r.fnsry situated IN a ravias -On The
north SIDE OF Hill street. which y filed
up 70 grade across the gorge. About
twelve O'clock The man N charge Of The
works saw about 6t'y feet of Ihls EN-.
bankmenl move rapidly toward ths bull.
dlngs, which ), reached and, cSushsd, 6ls
llng the TaVlns with earlh 20 The depth
Of tour or i've teet deep deposited quite
level. ~ --.. ....-.-,..
The singular feature Of this affair 10
that II was not the falling Of a slssP
bank, buI a vast mass Ofesrlh wal forced
out horizontally BY some unknOwn sgsn.
cy. carried some Of it seven.y.five yaTdS
on nearly a level. There zas some wa
ter with the slidss but she, graIsr PSFs
Of the earth which moved vas not sVsa
wet 81 .mf{ 1 ss--A
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06

A London letter IN the New York TTi.
buns has the following:
.'Ons meets with many curious things
who peers INTO the old church-regsssrs
Of EogIand; bu, the following, which .
friend has just place IN my hand, Iaksn
from the record office of Winchester ca.
thedral, dated A. D 1882, is eerlainly
unique. 1t IS a paid wOrkman's bill, and
y : !it5Tai copy: ..3
FOR WORK DONE. .. d.
In soldering Ond repairing 81. Joseph
Cleaning and Ornameplng the Holy
Gnost. So 0. 8.
Repairing the Virgin Mary before end
behind, and making a nsw child, 4 8.
Scrswlng a nOss on the devil, pugsipE
in The hair IN has head and Placlng =
new JOINT IN bis IaIl. 5. 6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
RATES OF ApvERTIsIrlh

Stray selesCharged - trah;isat aavsrtiSina
Ailtrsne eEt adv veTtissnlents lsust bS paid o. e
vance. YeaIly sOvertlstn Cnis 4LHrtery n sasa8e9
All kinds Of Jrb. BOOk md Card priatisg, aSaO -
the beet styie On sbort Loiice and rsassnsble tsn
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THE inconsistency of the Board of
Supervisors is also apparent in the fact
that the vote Of TrizdelphiA township
was counted in determining the result
of the election for County Superintend-
emit Of Free Schools, and = certificate of
election has accordingly been issued to
the successful candidate. Vow, IL the
vote for township officers was Illegal,
SO also was thai for County Superin-
tendent.-Re0iSteT
The foregoing statement is wholly I'M
true. Thevote of Triadelphia township
WIS not counted in determining the re-
suit of the election for County Super
intendent OF Free Schools. It was not
counted in determining the result Of
the election for any once. A ceTtifi-
cate Of election was issued TO the ifsue-
eeszful candidate'' for County Superin-
tendent of Free Schools, because he
was elected by the vote Of the rest OF
the county.
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Returns.
The action of the Board of Supervi-
sors in rejecting the returns of the poll
OF Triadelphia township having excl
ted some interest and been made sub
ject of gross Misrepresentation we de-
sire to briefly state the facts in the case.
The Board Of Supervisors being in
formed that illegal votes were received
at TriaGelphia made careful eompar-
ison of the registrars book and the poll
books of that township, at its meeting
on the 5th inst, and found that the
names of eleven persons appeared on
the poll books as having voted whose
names did not appear on theregistrar's
book. Section u ofthe law regulating
the registration of voters provides that
mo person shall be allowed to vote
at any election hereafter held in this
State, after the first registration shall
have been completed according TO the
provisions OF this act, unless he shall
have been registered. as hereinafter
election shall dlLosO only those to rOte
chose names shall appear on Gae registry
books returned By the proper registrar;
and any inspector OF supervisor who
shall violate any OF the provisions OF
this act shall be deemed gnilty of
misdemeanor and on conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than MY nor
more than two hundred dollars, or i'm
prisoned not less than ten nor more
than ninety days, or both, at the discre-
ton of the court, for every such Of
fence"
Section Is of the same Law provides
that 'The Board of Supervisors. the
House OF Delegates, the Senate and
the Governor, and The final judges OF
any election, State, county, town or
municipal, may examine the registry
books Of such election, and rejec; any
returns that are contrary to the pro
visions Of this ae1-"
The board Of supervisors Is tbe final
Judge of The election held in TTlAdelPhia
township. The board examined the
registry books Of thai eaactio4 and
found that the returns were CONTRARY 70
The provisions Of The act quoted. show
ing As they did thar eleven persons
were allowed 10 vote whose names were
moi registered when The Law expressly
declares no such person shah be allow
ed 10 vote The board therefore, rs IN
dnty bound, rejected the returns WhRi
else could il hare done ana comply
with the explicit requirements Of The
Laws
On Thursday another meeting Of the
Board Was hsId, only seven being pres
s.r1, Hf which q resolution was adopted,
rsuuusidering thai rejeCdng The vote OF
TriadeIphia township We can CON
ceive of no reason for such reconsider
alton unless we accept thai assigned by
n democratic member Of the Board,
that no regard was 70 be Ilsia 10 me
law, and 1hHt. IN his own language
-'if the election supervisors had entire
nIy dis-sga-5ed the acts Of the recent
"ininmous Legislature, the election re-
sturns would have been legal" Pref
" much anything would be +slsgAl7 on
that principle
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AMoDERN arIRACLE,

From old and young. nom rich and poor,
nom hlgh-born and loW1y, comes the Unlver-
sal Voice OF praise for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
Il Is q perfect and miraculous article
Cures baldneSa. Makes hair grow. A better
dressing than any soil" or s.pornatum.n Soft-
ems brash, dry and why hair into Beautiful
SiIken Tres8es- But, above all the great won
der Is the npidity with which II restores
gray hair 70 It's original color.
Use Il a few times and Presto change! the
youthfnl beauty. II does not dye the hair,
but strikes at the root and nils Il with new
life and colortng matter.
IT win not take a long dlsagreeahle trial to
prOye the truth OF this matter. The first ap-
plicafion VIII do good; you viii see the Natii-
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OF the hair VIII be gone. giving plaGe 10 luS-
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ASK for Hairs SicIlian Hair Remover. no
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VIII md ttcheap % buy, pleasant TO Try, and
There are many limitations Be sure you
procure the genuine rnanufhcfured only by
R 4. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. H
For saleby an druggists, mrz-Iyd&wsat
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ANEW ARoulrKEr FoR PRAcR.-In
Germany. the Augsburg Gasetteis pub
Ii shinga series OF letters by one of the
most nlnstrious German physicians,
which are producing a considerable
sensation. The writer afirms that
there exists al the present moment in
Germany such germs Of disease, that
II war should break out, II Wouldfnevi-
tably lead, IN consequence OF the con
glomeration of large masses of men,
Obliged 70 suffer from fatigue and in
sufdcieney Of food, to the most terrible
epidemic of cholera ever witnessed.
It Is well known how greatly the
American soldiers suffered during the
rebellion by the prevalence of bowel
diseases in their camps, and marches
and prisons. The presence of cholera
miasIna everywhere in the atmos-
phere the present season cannot but In
spire graver apprehensions as to the
effect OF 4 state OF war upon the public
health.
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DIR. LARooKAH'S
indian Yegetshle Pulmonie syrup

CURES COUGHS. CoIDS WHooPING
u CoV6H, CEoTF, ASTHEA. CATAERH.
RRaSCaT-zSS PAN ~ ESE : DE, NIGHT
SUEA HaAESE<ESS- 10 which public
s-saSs-s End S5ncs-S axe liable. CoSSUNP-
IzOS In is early sfSSeS and all diseases OF
The throat and luaES
IndocSed hy the highest medical authority.
cle-Synen q every denomination. auEho7S,
eSiifnrK p-afsSSnES in onr VARIOUS COLLEGES and
ty E1aaT q or mos eminent public men.
CoaESfaIaE rlTlElSzs, il Is adapted to every
sce- AID can b. ESed NifhouT fear OF the
dEnEeroaS results which folloE the use 81
many O. the co1Eh preparations Of which
oqazl md iPecac are the nsss-
SIvE II A IkIAI-
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d. ER KNIGHTS PTupr. Nslruse, Mass
SUI 70 The trade hy LAUGHIESS BUSH
FIELD Nheelinz and Al retail by AL Drug
Essss. also hy Z f. InEAn s Co, and Logan,
LIS %. my&-SndSw
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WHY NOT Use THE BEST?

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS vESE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. Eotronhle. No crock or stain. Does
not rubon or make thehair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts TO it new Life and Iustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply IL Always gives
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. / MATHEWS, Manufacturer. N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, whole
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MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKERS
WI BURG, w. Va.-The undersigned hav-
ing recently remodeled and refurniShed this
excellent and extensive establishment, and
aided thereto complete Bathing Apparatus,
for Hot or Cold Baths, n Dancing Hall, Bill
lizard Saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort and amusement, takes pleasure in
announcing TO its old friends, for whose past
liberal patronage thanks are returned, and to
the public generally, that 1t will ne reopened,
for the reception of visitors. on JUNE lST,
when II wln afford inducements 10 guests,
seeking either health or amusement, greatly
superior to those OF any previous season, and
equal to any watering place in the country.
TERMS OF BoARD.-For regular visitors, per
week. varying according to location OF room
occupied. from $3.50 to 90 For transient
customers, per day, 81 50.
An OMNIBUS LINE VIII run regularly be-
tween the Wells and ParkersbuTg rs follows:
Morning Line-Leaving the Wells at 1 al M,
arriving at Parkersburg In time for the early
boats and trains Returning, leaving Par
kersburgh at ~ a. M and arriving at the
welIsat9 a m.
m. Returning, leaving PaIkersburg at 81 pm
juB-6wd A. W. GORDON, Proprietor.
n n h P-BOCKISGS UNRIvALED
ID BAKING POWDER There Is no such
word as fail" when you use the Unriyaled
Baking Powder. II Is always the same. Hot
Biscuit, Muf1ns, Rolls, Waff1es and GTiddle
Cakes are made at a moments notice. Ask for
Bookings Unrivaled Baking Powder.
Sold by Grocers and Dealers generally.
EDMUND BOOKING, Sole Proprietor, No.
i, Odd Fellows Hall. 1n2
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Edito,, b,teuioeuosr:

Editors L,lteIigeHeer:
Mr.. SfnseI states in his eommunica-
ton Of the II inst, that an error In the
problem has been pointed out 70 him,
from which it may be inferred that 1
failed 70 discover the error. Now
stake my little reputation as "mafhe-
maticlaun on the assertion that the
problem Is perfect and contains no error.
In solving the problem did not con-
ceive IL my business to alter its condf-
tons 50 as 10 make It furnish partic-
ular answer. My answer-99 feet, liz
inches-is Us perfect a quantity as 100
feet. Moreover, even when the condi-
ton Is changed, as suggested, It will
NOT give exactly 100 feet, and / hereby
ohligate myself 70 give ten dollars to
any person who can demonstrates thar
Il Will S. G.. STEyRNs.
WHEELING, June Is, Is66. = - : 7. 4
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Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm
in Mashall Ennntn w Va

RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from ~ P O'Hern to me as Trustee, dat
cd March SOth, 1854, will offer for sale at the
'front.' door Of the Court House, in Ohio COun-
a m, that valuable property known as the
Neecely place, being part ofthe estate ef the
late BENZ AcAechen, Esq, containing
TWENTY-FIVE acres, more or lie S, situated on
the baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, about
three miles south OF this city. This land ex-
tends rom the Ohio river to the hill, is
underlaid with coal and IImestone: Is of
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes. There Is comfortable
tEo story brick dwelling house, out-houses,
and good orchard on it
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
The title to the above land IS believed TO be
1ndBpulable, but selling as Trustee will con-
Hey only such title as Is in me vested by said
DEED 9 o. trust. S.P. HILDREEa:
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BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRIGGS per day, with well de-
nned edges and uniform lengths II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for IT,
we viii take it back and refund the money
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
III broadway, New York. apr2t-amsvod
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Colgnte,s Aromatic We

Colgnte's Aromatic vegetable SOAP.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
aned vegetable OILS in combination with
GIycerIne, and especially designed for the
use ofLadIes and for the Nursery. It's per-
fums is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
febE.lyd&w
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Rosti RootI Rooti Read, Read

Ro0T,s PEsrAcH1SE preserves the life OF the
Hair-changeS IL from gray 10 its original color
in three Feelr-prevents the hair from Sall-
lne-kS the best article for dressing the hair
and cure all disease of the scalp
s deliEhtfuIIy perfumed, cures badness, and
VIII not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tel Il tine, when we say IL is a
perfect
ReSforer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pesiachio Nut OIL Sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SKINNER & CO. Sole PrOprietors,
Springfield, Mas.
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Lifel
LifeI
nR0RSl

AwrRIcAS LrFE DRoPs viii cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia Ague in the Face,
Headache, TOOthace, Bruises, SpEainS. Chilb-
lafnS Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with fun directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER CO., PropretoTs,
Springheld, Mass DEAIAS BARNES & CO.,
AGENTS for Boston. maIl3-ly
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~ f-laf uarl 81 Ladas.s.

These Pills act IS q mild and gentle sr1uIu:
liant with mos happy tndpAace % mind
moving distractions, mental debility, rnelSn-
cnoSy. Sc-- restoring nET1rS 20 1sS proper
chsnnel< Uaas- certain e5rczuas=AIaess they
raEl 70 sny nddreSS s. 10 Sold by
l.AUGHlINS & BUS8FIEI4n.
Also by C H oDREST, stone R<idSe-
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PBo-s CUBE ron CONsUMPTION
Is WARRANTED

II yU1 have Consumption, ryit.
II you have Cough, Try il
Il Toa have Lung or Thruaf Disease, Try 1t
II Suu have any OF the symptoms OF this
dreadful disease do not EaiI 10 Try this remedy
II II dos you no good your money Will be ne
funded As set forth in the circular which &C
companies each bottle
ErHor many CASES Of fatal disease have
ron known Of which the hrst symptom was
. EDMuND booking.
Wheeling.
spr5 Sole Agent for West Va
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THE world laughs In its sleeve ut the
efforts Of 4 few envious dentists 70 deery
The S1sodonf. u Is natural, rerhnps,
fiiat tfiev should dislflce l. since Its
popuiarity intarferes with the sale Of
their warts, hut how ridiculous In them
to show their spite when IFS andmus Is
80 palpable.
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june i, lse6. 3
Z IN -=--e.----- =

WEdo not assert that every family
should be their own physician in all
cases; but it Is undenfabIe that with
case Of Humphreys Homnopafhic
Specifies in she house, times without
number, disease aud sickness may be
arrested and time, money and suffer
ing saved. This Is being done by
thousands, and may be done by all.
See advertisement In another column.
Or address. Humphreys Homeopathic
Medicine Co., 562 Broadway y. 4. 4.
h. Logan q Co., agents. WheeAAnE.
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alttr adrtttisfmtuts.
Literary Notice.

II HAVE OPENED A BOOK AND NEWS
| Room At the Grant House, which I
trust the citizens Of that locality and the pub
lie generally Will appreciate and sustain. All
the --latest Papers, Magazines, Books. Sc
G. H.QUIABY,
iuls-lt
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Magic PIctureS.

Magic Pictures
MO CHEMICALS OR CAMERA RE
N 0uired ADJUSTMENTS for the drawing
room new article, Just received nom the
Publisher. Ijul5l b. SICOLL & BROS.
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BALTIMoRE & OHIO RR. COMFY
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING Iune Is, 1855. !
suMMER sCHEpULI
TENN.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after June
IS 1876
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DAVIS HOTEL,

OAKLAND, AIlegany County, Nd.
TINE ABOVE HOTEL HAS JUST BEEN
/ completed and is now open for the ac-
c6Ynmodafion OF the public. Good servants,
and strict attention on the part Of the pro-
prfetor and employees to the wants OF the
NESTS together with reasonable and fair
enargess will, we trust, insure TO my house a
faJr share Of public patronage.
M 50 HENRY DAVIS,
fua-2md Proprietor.
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Tne TrtadeIphin EIectiOn--Why the
Board OF supervisors Rejeeted the
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af-.----.-.-..----- lCSlS An.
Oakland ...-... l:S5 Pm.
ParkeTsouE-lS0 u.
Grafton iJnnct
n W Va K
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me Great French Remedy, NJ De VaIletts
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy Of Medicine.
They never EAh IN ChloroSts Ameno-hes
NAnorhagiA- SC
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ANNNlIOL1-NAt TOY = ~ y =
cave wheeling. sun Leave Cnrn fssIE 9,
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Fine Opening for Business III
TIME WHOLESALE STOCK OF DRY
Goods and store Fixtures belonging TO
the estate of. c. Cooper, deceased, Tor sale
on favorable terms, j. ,. RHODES,
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TIE srea. French Remedy NJ. DIX VAL
LET'S
Female Periodical PHI.
The only and safe Remedy for Diseases Pc
eDliNT Only 70 LADIES'