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Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
Dressing for Church.

80 HANFlE. 2 & ..
Has anybody heard the bell 2 INNS. .....
You have!--dear me, I know.f1l weH
I'll never dress in time
For mercy's sake, come help me, Luce,
I'll make my toilet very spruce, .....
This silk is.quite sublimeI
Here lace this gaiter for me--do;
IA holel' you say? pleauge take the shoe
Please, Lucie, try and hide it
Just think, its Sunday, and, my soul,
cannot wear it with hole
The men will surely spy it.
They're always peeping at our feet,
(Tho', to be sure, they need mt peep,
The way we hold our dressesl
I'll disappoint them though, to-day,
"And cross myself" pray, did You say?
Don't laugh at my distresses
Now Lucie, pray feel my waterfall,
Do you think it larger amt it too small9
What bother these things give.
My Rats and Mice, do set them straight?
Please, hurry, Lucie, know I'm late
"Theres Moses p as ] live,
How splendidly the silk will rustic!
(Please hand my "self-adjusting bustle,"
My corset and my hoop)
There now, I'll take five skirts or six
DO hurry, Lucie and help me fix,
You know cannot stoop.
nHow shall say my prayers ?" you say,
Asif girls went to church to pray!
sdow can you be so foolish?
Here, dump this ribbon in cologne;
-"What for?' to paint you silly one!
Now Lucie, don't be mulish.
Now then, my hat-how he abhors
.Tbis thing-its big as all out doors
The frightful sugar scoup?
Thank Heaven, my cloak is handsome, too
1t cost enough to be, know
(Straighten this horrid hoop.)
Ny handkerchief and gloves you'll find
Just in that drawer. Luce, are you blind?
lDoes my dress trail?)
It's all the fashion, now, you know,
,(pray does the paint and powder show
Through my loose vail2)
Thank you MY dear, I believe rm dressed
The saints be praised the day of rest
Comes only once in seven.
For, if on all the other six,
This trouble should have to fix
Ia never get to Heaven!
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
New Substance For soling shoes.

The Shoe and Leather Reporter thus notices a
new material for soliug shoes, which seems to he
the climax of Improvement in this department u.
II seems to be Substance of which India rubber
is the basis, bnt il is heavier, and has solidity
alrnosl OF iron, yet II feasibility and elasticity
which render it a most perfect substance for the
purpose for which it is specially offered. Its
not at all of the vulcanized rubber character,
though it appears at glance to be like that ma
terial. As anarticIe for soies it will undoubtedly
out wear four pair of The best English 'leather.7
This substance is not to take the place Of the Or
binary leather sole, but tits to be applied by q
peculiar cement TO the boot or shoe, to, which it
appears 10 adhere perfectly. Its then pared on
the edge, and the work is over, Heels are put
on in the same way. The inventor says apar OF
solcs, worp daily, win last one year! 1T is paten-
ted and will soon lie introduced. 1t is one rare
and valuable desideratum Any one ,posessins (
an ordinary shoe knife, sandstone to sharpen ID,
a box of the cement, and few pounds ofthis sub
stance, can set up shoe shop; and the regular
shoe trade can make il n most profitable branch
of industry. ''' l.n ts.a.D .upysiI -
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
wild Oats

The following charming piece of word music,
rreu NcMilkn's Magazine, is attributed to Miss
MHSodk=
When all the world is young, lad,
And all the trees are green,
AaI erery goose swan, lad, 5 ..
And every lass a9neen, ...
Then fly for bosa ana horse, lad,
And round the S'srld away;
; Young love must have dts course lac
Aud every dog his day. u..4 .a'
When al the world is old, lad 'i. .
And .ll the trees arr brown, aH.... r..
Ana aid the sport is stale, lad, --.r... r,..
And all The whceis run down,
Creep home and take your place theies
The spent and manned among
God grant yom liud Il face there .. .lH
iou Iored srhen yoa sese sp"@g- ri f'.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14

Not two human beings were ever alike
either in body or mind. In other words.
nature has been engaged in making men
and women six thousand years without ma
king one that she thought it worth while
TO repeat. II. Ia ....,, ..... -,.... ...
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
Gle has No Mother. -

Sitting one day in the schoelroom, Ioverheaod
a conversation between sister and hrother-
The little boy complained of insult or wrongs ne
,ccived from another little hoy His little faoe
was flushed with anger The sister listened
awhile, and then turning away she answered,
'I don want TO hear smother VOID. Willie has
no mother The brothers lips were silent, tiie
rcbnke came home TO him, and stealing away, Inc
muttered, 81 never thonght ofihat." He thought
of bis own mother and the laneliness of'Wllie,
compared with his, own happy lot, ''He has no
mother.' DO We think of it, when want comes
to the orphan and rude words assail him? Ii Is
ihe little wapderer mother 70 listen to his little
sorrows?l' Speak gently to him, then. ,"'
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14

TnE.RADIcAL Policy. Y.-"Give us the run of the
Treasury till $780, say they, 'and you can take
what we leave there at that time" Such IN
BRIEF says the Hartford Times; is the policy ofthe
Radicals as unfolded in their constitutional n
Ynendment. :. raf.,r.r t..,.. .,,...:..
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14
ESXLis 1T act No lltoaie, SGT sease as'sar
handed, werthy son of tail, seeing f, 1saY
take heart agairr
The Poer Mans JeWeas
ny MRS. DENiSos

ny MRS. DENisoN-
Ny home Is a poor one. Pc. d. .....
To all who pass it by;
They cannot see its beauty, ..E
And neither, faith, can L
That is in paint or timber,
In doorway .or ita roof
But that it has its be~atics
III quickly give ye proof.
Come hiiher, young ones, hither,
. Hsur tatl,er's steps are near
That's Bes with hmir so yellow, -
That's Sue with eyes so clear;
That's viii with ta@'ny arowsers
Tucked in his stocking leg;
Aad yonder, two wee darlings'
Are bcnny Jean and Megg.
A cluster of fair cs'els, '..
Five in the rugged set .'
1rauy man has brighter, -
have 10 learn 1t yet.
And Tom when am swinging
These arms with weary straih
Their blessed faces cheer me,
And make me sasasg again.
sometimes sit and wonder
srWhat will their future be-"
lflhey must delye and paii'r
- a ireadmill round .likcnnc,
Ana s,.a.,ssy, at the year $ end,
Have laaaf groaA TO Spare
AMI see ba& men put over them,
Twill be too &srd TO bear
But then, think, as nations
Rise in the scale Of might,
God puts the poor man forward.
Apd gives bjp power aa& iliglst
SuG IrasBisg, Tonl, will do it,
AID Christian truth viii sliosS
That Heaven makes no distinction
Between the high and low.
So, though my homes poor one
TO all who pass at by, .
And none can see its beauty,
Save, motlier, God, and |,
The fu.ur. may be grander
For some great glory won
Some gem set in the ages
By even poor man son.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-14

---Jolln Bnll is Aerribly alarmed by the statis-
iics presented in recent debate in Parliament
proving that the coal fields of England Rfn he
exhausted nncomfortaby soon Whel his ooal
is gone poor Johns a-ooldl '.,,e
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

FARMERS BANK CT rnE STATE OF DELAwARs. -
NOftee --ResOiUed, Thu tho following paper be
published public L t'ce IN all the newspapers
Of this city,
Bank Of the State of Delaware; in order to enable
the Branch OF tho Farmers Bank at Wilmington to
become II National Bank, and under tho authority
Of the Legislature Of this State authorizing an IN
crease OF tho oapital OF the said Bank to One Mil
lion Of Dollars, ut n meeting in Dover on the sew
slth day + June, 1853, passed unanimously the fol
lowing resolutions =
ncsoipea, That boots be opened at the Branch
OF Wilmington, for the purpose oil recelving sub
n,riplOns to tho additional stock OF this Bank au-
thorLsl by ono Of tho supplements to Its charter,
and thut such subscriptions arc hereby auth rized
to tn extent Of Five Thousand Shares, at Sb0 per
share
Resotved, That such subscriptions shall be under
the control and management oil the Board oil Direo
tors at the Branch at Wilmington, and payment
therefor to be made in such instniimens ana AT Sucn
times rs such Board may direct,
RssOiped, That ouch subscriptions OF stock shall
BIO for The benefit of the Branch at Wilmington,
with the understanding that the Farmers Bank shall
become IA National Bank, and that said stock shall
bo tho capital of the suid Branch undor the National
system, no matter in what form the conversion IN y
be dttest j. Ia. HRvERts, Sec'y.
Public notice is therefore h,reby given that sub
sorpion books for the increased capital stock of the
Farmers Bank on the conditions expressed in tho
above resolutions, will BIO opened at tho Farmers
Bank in Wilmington, the "a day Of July next,
between tho nOurs OIL n NJ, anu d =" 'no nniu
subscriptions to be under the direction Of G. |. Du
Point, President; J. A. Heston, Cashier, and q.
Robinson, Teller OF the Farmers Bank at Whining
ton,
Ten per cent shall be paid at the time OF tho
subscription all amounts subscribed. =.
Subscriptions for sam greater than S25 900 shall
not be received directly or indirectly from any in
dividual, firm corporation.
All gums will DO subscribed on tho express con
dtion that the said Farmers Bank al Wilmington
lie to be Natonalized, and the said Bank hereby
pledges itself to return the sand ten per centum so
paid by Subscribers for their subscriptions, with in
teres at the rate Of six per cent per annum in case
the said bank should not be Mathematical.
The balance Of said subscriptions shall be paid In
twenty daysafter call for tho same has been made
by the Directors oil The Farmers Bank at Whining
ton and the ten per cent aready paid shall BIO for
ieed on the non-payment thereof.
The Psrmers Bank at Wilmington, when Nation
allied will be Independent Institution, as free
from any directions and control of tho Farmers Bank
ut Dover, and its branches as the Union National
Bank or any other National Bank.
A true copy of this minutes Of the Board of Di--
rootors. j 4 uEsToF, Cashier,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

TJNHE Managers OF the wilmington and Philadelphia
/ Turnpike Company, have tins day declared n Di
ydend of cents per share payable ON or alter
the 18th Of NJ month ut the store Of Front
and Orange Streets, JOSEPH TATNALb,
7th Month 5th-aug Git Treasurer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20


To Qua RkApsRs.-Hsnriug niue -. ~ ,,.uo.r,e
success over old Chronic DiseAsss' 80
all other renedies We we're IL dead 10 az s &
vesngatioh into the manner nd unnis al liz fr..i
meni from which We learn fba ih 6oc ~ ~
~ mprespating the 81 oa4 ns stng nag suesssdea
fountain head Tin y ereby getting a once 10 the
tttenIi1x h. 6..sas the various chemical changes
The msdicihssT .e through the stomach.
Doctor in f,,rn,s sed to mpsh this purpose tn
nc n nh ysic, are the used by all prAc
long prac. as AMI the zane As he has used lhrough
iauht the ice ct the allopRtnio system. beyond u
help but doctor has perfected asystsm that cannot
md mu, be great benefit 10 tue sick aud suffering,
who Il be hsiled wiih psasure, a: least by those
nj " long years have been suffering with disease
our ,nronig nature We base this on The grounds
II own nbservatiOns, and from parties who ave
--n cured by this process, informing that they
ave dpctOred Tor long time without relief, but
ueulAtely upon placing themselves under Turner
treatment have recOVelAa and enjoying thu r
! AHhAl good health. rh3 Doctors In our city
nave rot been paper euref, the witnesses them
Ie Walking our streets attending to their business
nAppy Spirits at the result Of the DocterH skill. 1t
certainly L. astonishing to the rapid
following thiHtreAtmeut. the could
SsuFiS themselves BY short visit to the Doctor
olhte any day between the ef nine and twelve
| oselOck Iuly 10 I'm
.B Letters of Inquiry, containing
stamps will be answered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
VIM. III. Reynolds,
ATCTIONE

~ - ~ II NJ
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Will attend calling sales aud agent for tho pur
chase and sale of Real Estate and will agent
settling up personal and real estate. have great
Der OF properties for sale in the city aul
Three dences West street easy FERNS good
residence Was hngton street good business stand
on Market street, sN dwellings Sixth street
Church street, But .onwOcd street. two on fifl
street. two TatnA street, two dwellings French
street good residence, two Avenue, Que i,-tr
able house, nice cottage, rs large yard;
Front street Store and dwelling adjoining Third
street. This would make good placL for business OF
any kind good property on King str Get Seventh
street, with little expense this could lo alterul into
good business stand II il OF the leading street.
aud the centre of the city. l have number ct
other hOu for sale IN different atoms the city and
two III Brandywne village, aud several building lots in
| the city
Also, number OF Farms, three in Brand wine lid.
a acres " acres acres near Dover,
good arm at Townsend Station, $50 sc.as oue with
mile OF Newark, lT3 acres. Tfis is % ntst rata
farm, good btlldngs good fencing, water in All Of the
nelds goods spring hOnse, plenty Of fruit dfer' ut
varieties, viii kc 80 head Of cattle the year round
This farm Is WORT Of tho atte Dtion OF any
the same loo abeut twelve miles below this rty
good buildings and good land with plenty Of tnihr
will also sell my farm OF 23 AT the station eleven
miles below Wilmington, IN the Delaware road ii4
land Ia OF All excellent quality, light lOamy sol, tLr
buildings good good portion Of the fence is plenty
of pure water large quantity at fruit, apples pears
peaches ounces strawberries. raspbsres, backbetrs
This farm will soil with the stock aud farming utensils
which arc Of the best cuudIbuyoT without them VIII
take All paper toT payment, ur Will exchange ter ini
proved city property for IL farm close the CITY.
226 acres camden Dol, close to Station, this
farm has thousand peach It, they
young aud in n1utshiug condition, buildings toler
atation, 2s2 acres, good portion timber Any OF tho
| above property can be had on tho best Of Terms.
| Apply 10 wM H. REYNOLDS
| Real Estate Agent, Office, Odd Fellows Hall.
RaaiH \ Nlaa4N
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
Restore Your Health
BALM FOR THE AFFLlCT T. III
MRS. DIR. FOSTER,
No. 612 WEST FRONT STREET,

Announces t. the citizens Of Wilmington aud vicinity,
that sho -!l continues tho practice "f Medicine IN all
its branches. She Is prepared To tlca I'D chronic cscH
ri CUnghs, Colds khrumttsm, Neuralgia, Erysiptlss,
Spinal Affections Dyspe3.a, H. sicra scruuln, and the
numerous other ills to which flesh Is heir She viii give
particular attention to the treatment OF diseases Il
females
r. Patients attended At their Residences ii desired.
MRS DIR. FOSTER, is regular graduate Of Pennsyl-
yania b"dca University, aud her Diploma may be
ut her office. She invites the afflicted to call her
she charges nothing for advice, aud FROM her
rlee knowledge Of the human SYSTEM astters herself
that she afford hem great cief ii not permanently
cure them. v 23s2Iu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
PROPOSALS

70 FURNISHING THE CITY LAMPS WITH COAL
OIL, CHIMNEYs, WlCKs AND MATCHES.
The Lamp Committee Of til City Council OF Whining
ton hereby invite Sealed Proposals furnishing the
City Lamps with Coal Oil, Oh i'm Wcks and Matches
Tor one year from September !, 1850. The proposals
must bO accompanied with ampfs Of the Al tces to he
furnished, we'll their prices. The Coal OIL to be
delivered the City Hall, in such quantities as may
from tme time he required Bids will he received At
tho office OF tho CLERK OF the City Council until Sven
O'Clock evening Of Tues day, August 2sth, 1866.
The Committee tho rig GIT to reject all bids II
considered too high. THOMAS TITUS,
Aur Chairman Il Lamp Committee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
REMARKS OF THE PRESS.

A REMARKGBLE CASE. Some tour or H. e wees ago
ueOrkt snyder "a d oi ten or Twelve ysHrs OF age
son OF samuel sYuler, residing with Mr. Samuel Mise
o. ina city, was stricken with pAraiysia, his right
arm SIDE aud limb being entirely useless. The 6oy
HaE IN Ntlo to Walt or move direction. Will,
~ this condition, DR. Turner called 30 sKAsiae
the case, aud under his treatment Gaorsa AsH k.an
almost entirely cured, lie has the free nsr ofthe nal
Sled arm, and can walk with but little diuicuty y.
tkItcts to be entirely cured in dA,a This !, -
OF the most remarkAble cases srOught an IN
notice, ana - but another instance in which
nsr has relieved IN afflicted fellow being ~ j. VI
otherwise have remained hepesB rripplS Mho y,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
rarnl ut I'ubIic Bale

fffh Willie sold at Public Sale, on the premises,
Hill GU MONDAY, september Sd, lsob, at 2 o'clock
E.U p. NJ Farm belonging to john Morrow, dec d.
formerly the residence Of Mrs SnwdDn situated 10 Chris
tisna Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, about
three and ose bali miles from the CITY OF Wilmington
sad near tbs Braudywne Springs, containing about one
hundred and thirty five acres, OF which
WOO Hand 1t is divided into enieni enclosures
good thorn hedges and post ana rail fence; thu land is
in good condition, having been lately lined and manuTed
and large proportion Is we'll set with timothy and
clover The buildings consist Of good stone dwelling
house. story, Carriage House. with crib, gram
cry, &C., nearly new; spring house, ice house. large
stone Barn with stabiDg under with other buildings
usually needed such farm. There is tenant house
a shart distance from the other buildings There is u
good apple Orchard with other fruit trees coming
bearing. farther description il considered
any wishing t. purchase will most likely
for Themselves such will be shown the farm by the
present leunant Mr., Geo. Lohh A large part o the
purchase money may remain secured the farm II
desired by the purchaser by order nf tho Executors
JOHN MORROW, decd. WM. II. REYNOLDS. Auct.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
EOEs SALE.

no LET,-FoK TERM OF YEARS THE LARUs
building, containing fifty rooms formerly known A.
the Living Home 10 he the Sixth Avenue Hotel
Rent 5000. inch 18TH J. A. BROWN,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
The Piles Can be Cured.

MRS. Or. FOSTER'5 FILE AND BURN SALvE.
MRS Dr.. FOSTER has soll hundreds Of boxes OF her
celebrated PILE AND BURN SALVE during thu last
month, and has e cited in many Of the most stub
born II usNsI fails uru the Piles, and will take
out fire in tan minutes She challenges the msiicAl fra
tsrnity TO produce article containing equal curative
pr0rurtsL
PRICE 20 GENTS PER Ron
Sold by Horny Il Britlhu'st, Market street below th,
Mclntll, Market street below ~ and D. BrinehGr-t
Co., Sixth aud Market SITS. Wilmington Del. iy ~ 3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
VIM. IL. REYNOLDS

AA Oilers Tavern property IN cent al location
VEHAv where good business eau always be done, At
l..fNl very cheap rate. II can be bought 'evsrai
handred dollars less than he offered for II last
Spring the determined to sell. He has also
two Properties in Christians Village one good store
stand Ali easy terms. Persons having property 10
pose of should put II in the rket shall make
every effort to effect a sale. WIN. IL. REYNOLDS.
aug ID st Uhce-0dd Fellows Hall
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

N. BThu above property is situated In the most ell
gble part VI New Castle County IL lies convenient to
thu markets Of Odessa and Middletown, aud within
short distance Of MUuul Pleasant Station tho Della
Railroad, and within three miles Of landing
the Chesapeake and Delaware canal The soil Is very
god, and we'll adapted for II Peach Farm.
EPHRAtM BEAsToN.
Gug Q 1856. Summit Br dye, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

From Joim Lugia Market Square, Harrisburg, Pa
trertty that Reclamation lie cured Aft,r kim.
for eight days aud nights suffering the most intense
pain, nnnl c to NOV" nll, with good medical at.
tend lucu ~ could procure, without amy relief sent
ior De Tu'uer After taking ono treatment from that
solynnu walk ell across the room; IN three daya
went my busintHN Refer To my Testimonial Ia
the hands oi Dr. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
HOTEL FOR 8ALE.

That large and 9ssqts three 'Sry Rrss
U;kAk ner Of Delaware Avenue and Dupont street,
A the City hallway Depot IN the City of Wilmington
This is asrlendid property has rooms ~ private
iors with las, hot cold water through the heiIsc
ana drst cellar, all complete order, with peres
an two the house The lot b. iset in, front
aud us feet deep Ihisis one 81 the very best Hotel
the CITY and may in lew years double
IN Ssiue as it will be SON and Easy terms
WM. Bri0nT ~ son, ReRl Estate Dealers,
aug l6-5m- wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

"a CLOTHING. Mn
No Spring & Summer Clothing. E
nUR STOCK OF READl-MADh
" SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
8 now being made up In superior manner by the best
workmen in the city
FOR ELEGANCE, DURABILITY, NEATNESs AND
CHEAPNEeS,
THEY CANNOT BE EzCELLED.
Cut in the most approved manuer aud homemade. we
defy competition. Call and examine clothing before
purchasing elsewhere.
We sell more superior article fashionable Cut
Cloths Cassmers and vestings always hand, which
will be made up in the latest style and In the best man
nsr, and will be sold low and in alleaseS warranted to
give satisfaction - - =.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
EDWARD MOORE,
No. 22s Market street, below Third.
90 I'll Oldest aud largest Clothing Emp orum IN The
mhys-tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

From Samuel Prior, No, 81 Stockton Street. Trenton
Suffered from the effects Of S1n.sruke with 3nn in
my head baekof my neck and high state Of nervous ea
element, and confined to my room Was cured by
pleasant | ever experienced
certify TO the above, aud have received hcueHt my
self. D. Y ROBINSON
Pastor Vt Messiah Church
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
MOURNING GOODS.

Particular attention paid to Mourning Goods, Engsi
and French bonlsIines, Tanise cloth rhibit cloth
Marno Parametta Wool Delaines two yards wide, black
Kepps and a variety of other mourning goods, alnt
Crave wells, Hat Grape and Grape by the yard whit
uerino and cashmere for shrouding hid gloves silk do
aud black urning collars All OF these goods will b.
.hGUn xrith MIA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
THE ELRNHR OF LIFE,

Ii Compound Medicated Inhalation So perfectly aud
accurately all its parts rumbiuej that nothing but
the st pleassntand agreeable seIsacn PRODUCED
Thes" nhaations breathed directly into the Lungs
Whereby the blood is improgna cd with the msdciue
its purity and is not subec 10 the che mical
changes attending ills passage through the stomach
They are unlike anything combined in this any
other county Its action Is Immediate giving life and
vitality to every part o. the system.
la casea OF CONSUMPTION the effects are such
a. no other stem of practice has emphasized
In Of PARALYSIS the circulation can BE- restored
Immediately, in almost every instance.
Gases oil lNFLAMMATORY RllEEMATIsM relieved
in one miuuie Cured, by IA few inhalatiOus, petma.
uenty.
The inhalations have been administered thousands
always with the happiest r,sults.
Tho Testimonials horewth appended tho voluntary
offerings of grateful parties who have found relief and
been restored tn health aud happiness, by this mode
treatment, after cxhausng all other known remedies.