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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-31

EXCURsIoN.-The Masons and Druids
of Bellaire went up to SteubenviIIe on
Saturday, to assist in laying the corner
stone of the soldiers and sailors monu-
ment ut that place. The excursionists
chartered the James Rees, and had on
board with them the Bellaire Brass
Band. The Benwood string band ac-
companied them, and discoursed some
most excellent music. Numbers of per-
sons from those towns went along, and
we doubt not the day was pleasantly
spent,
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Boat RACE.-A boat race came of
Saturday evening on the river oppo-
site the city. The contest was between
four cared boats, and there were two
entries. viz: Thomas Charleston and
Kehoe Defibaugh; Henry Sweeny and
John Woods. Tho race was witnessed
by large numbers on the Suspension
Bridge and along the shore. The stakes
were twenty-five dollars and were won
by Charleston and Defibaugh, who
came out about two lengths ahead.
The starting point was at the Martins
vile ferry landing, terminating at the
Suspension Bridge. We did not learn
the time made by the rowiste.
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WEST WHEELING SCHOOL House.
The Board of Education for Pultney
township met at Bellaire Saturday
aud voted to assess a tax for school
house in West Wheeling, to cost four
thousand dollars-the levy this year to
be twelve hundred dollars. They also
passed resolution not to allow any Of
the school fund to be- paid for teaching
during the months of June. July and
August. The rule has been to COM
mence the schools September 1st. and
rnn eight months, with proper vaca-
ton, 10 end in June. Some of the Dis.
tricts propose to have eleven months
school each year, hence the above ac-
ton of the Board.
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WH1TSEY's MUSICAL GUEsT.-Whit-
ney's Musical Guest for June comes 10
hand as fresh and inviting as June
rose. This is truly a tOelcome guest
to all lovers of this ennobling art.
Besides musical sketches and reviews
of new music, &C., this number con-
tains twelve pages of choice new muA
sic, full size-(costing $3.50, usual price,,
as follows: "Waiting for Thee" reply
to "Belle Mahone;" "Lettie Moore, OF
the Good Bye at the Cottage Door,
30, Sing the Song 1 love, to Me-" We
also notice new instrumental piece
by Kellogg, entitled "Merry School
Girl March. Terms only one dollar
per year. Send ten cents for sample
copy. Published by W. w. Whitney,
Toledo, Ohio. F'5.t
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APoLUGETIC.-In our report of the
decoration ceremonies on Saturday,
which we gave in an extra the same
evening, we omitted to make mention
ofthe fact that from the hour the pro.
cession formed until the close of the
services, cannon were fred at regular
intervals. The guns were served by a
squad of men under charge of Sergeant
L. T. Busby, and the duty assigned
them in the programme was faithfully
and efficiently discharged. We owe
them this apologyfor our unintentionai
omission, which we trust they will ac-
cept in the same spirit in which it is
offered.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The regular June
term of the Circuit Court for this cOun-
ty commences tomorrow morning.
We are not informed whether Judge
Caldwell will preside or not. His
health is represented to be still very
feeble. The remark was made in our
hearing, Saturday, that efforts were be-
ing made to secure the attendance OF
Judge Loomis, of Parkersburg; from
which we inferred that Judge Caldwell
would not be present. Our inference,
however, may not be correct.
We append the names OF those drawn
as petit jurors for the term: William
Brown, Thomas Cox, Peter Farrell, G.
E. Caldwell, Alex. T. Garden, Daniel
Kreiter, VIM. Kraft, George Birch, ST.,
John Christy, G. w. Wilson, Samuel
Havener, VIM. f. Carter, Jno. w. Nc
Nell, J. Armstrong. Frederick Ober-
man, Jacob ellis, VIM. Mitchell, Alex
Coen, John Fisher, Lewis Orth, B. f.
Caldwell, C. II. Watkins, Samuel Bell,
Edward Christman, Dawson Peddicord,
VIM. D. Martin, Thomas G. Downer,
VIM. Rice, Lewis Noble, ST., Frederick
Zimmerman, John P. Foose, Stephen
q. Berry, VIM. F. Peterson, a. Wiede-
busch, John II. Montgomery, ]. B. At
kinson, ]. c. Hervey, r. B. Stewart,
Jesse S. Wheat, Crawford II. Booth,
o. W. Heiskell, VIM. Dudley, Samuel
Anderson, W. Rumble, ]. NJ. Stewart,
Martin Green, James Carroll, Thomas
A. Creighton.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The proposition of certain rich capital
lists to put sl2. OOO. 600 in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, so as TO complete
and equip it, has been accepted, and
work has been actively begun on the
western division. from Scarey Creek to
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COMMENCEMENT AT MARTINS FERRY.
The Fifteenth year Of the Martins
Ferry High School has Just closed
with fitting commencement exercises.
The following was the programme
Prayer.
Essay-"Aim In LIFE. MINNIE WATSON
HtlStc.
Little Brown Church:
Fssay-"FIfty Years Hence"LAURA EWAklN
Music.
"Down by tho Sea"
Kssay-"aelf Help ~: SARAH HoEl'E'
"Ont West"
Address,. H'ChALF a so
CANCEL Whispers"
Comforting Diplomas, ;;;;....'...C. X. shNEFh'
ION the Mountain Life is Free"
These exercises were held in the
Presbyter Church, which was filled
with the friends of the school and OF
education, and the entertainment re-
flected great credit upon the superin-
tent and teachers. who have worked
hard, and particularly the past year
for the benefit and the entertainment
OF the scholars under their charge; haV>
ing always in view, that education IN
ltS IT ueSG 6euSO Is PA0PhA 0IAON AVA @A>
duties of active lite, and upon them
devolved the duty of the formation Of
character, while the most valuable
elements in that character is earnest
ness to battle with life in whatever
form it may appear-not forgetting tC
impress upon their minds that life has
its dlsappointments even for those who
know the use of prosperity.
The exercises in the church were
highly entertaining. The essays were
good and we'll read. The musical part o
the entertainment was all that coulc
be desired. Thete was choir o
twenty singers, all scholars, under thu
direction of Miss Barnaby, their teach
err, who has spared neither time MOI
pains in making that part of the pro-
gramme grand success. 1h'
address Of Rev. G. w. Chalfaut wal
short and practical, showing the wants
of the school aud the duties OF the citi
zens. The Superintent, SIR. Shreve
conferred diplomas upon the graduates
Miss Minnie Watson, Miss Lauri
SwartZ and Miss Sarah Hoyle.
Great credit is duo the young ladie
who so tastefully decorated the churcl
with festoons of GrOOr VitGc ant
flowers.
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GRATIFYING REsULT.-We are in
formed that the fair and festival given
by tho North Street NJ. Z. Church last
week, melted about four hundred and
twenty-five dollars. Considering the
unfavorable weather on both evenings,
the entertainment must be regarded q
splendid financial success.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thef fol-
lowing is list of deeds in fee admitted
to record in the Office of the Recorder
of Ohio county, during the week ending
Friday. May IS, 1869:
. Deed made April l, 1859, by Jane
Hall to Benjamin Springer, for 81 acres
of land on Little Wheeling Creek
81 ESQ. Admitted to record May %
1869.
Deed made May %. 1869, by Fred
Schleicher, trustee for Caroline o. Berg
to George Clouse, for lot No. IL. in
square No. IS, South Wheeling; $500
Admitted to record same day.
Deed made April, II, 1869. by John
w. Mitchell and wife TO Richard "
Whelan, for lot No. Is. in square No
26, South Wheeling; $500. Admitted &c
record May 25. 1869. ~
Deed made May 26. 1869. by James
n. Charnock and wife TO Ann J. Char.
mock, John N. Charnock and others
for their interest in a lot on the west
side OF Market street, -(blacksmith
sbop;) and a lot at the North East
corner OF Chapltne and Marshall
streets; also all their interest in the
estate of William CharnOck, deceased
S2S5. Admitted same day.
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''SEEINa Is BELIEVING. "-Those who
would see things in the "proper light"
buy their spectacIes at Oxtoby & Duff
fields Jewelry store, at the foot Of
Main street hill. Large stock of gold,
silver and steel spectacles, watches,
clocks, iewelry, silver ware, gold pens,
sc. Call and see. "Seeing is believing"
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the own
Sewing Machine. Call on or address,
VIM. Sumner q Co., No. IS Monroe
street, Wheeling. cod
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SOLVENT FOR OLD PUTTY AND PAINT.
Soft soap mixed with solution OF
potash or caustic soda, or pearlash and
slaked lime mixed with sufficient water
10 form II paste. Either may be laid on
with a brush or rag, and when left for
some hours will render its removal
ansN
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RIVER NEws.-The storm on Friday
evening and the Decoration ceremonies
on Saturday absorbed everything else
in the city. We doubt very much if
any except those very specially inter
ested in river affairs bestowed thought
on the subject. There is so little doing
nowadays on the landing that the at
tention is easily diverted from the con-
slderation OF river matters. The local
packets arrived and departed. Other
steamers passed up and down. Wedid
not get the report of the depth OF water
in the channel, last evening, but it is
sufficient to say that the river is in
good boating stage and rising.
Captains Andrew Ackley and Dan
Moore have contracted for new sides
wheel boat for the Pittsburgh and Gin
clnnatt Packet trade. She is to be a
little larger than the ill-fated McCul-
Tough, and will be ready for the fall
business.
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DESERVED HoNoR.-We are informed
that DR.. B. w. Allen and Mr.. Edmund
Booking were elected corresponding
members of the American MICROSCOPE
cal Society at meeting held some time
since. We are gratified to note this de-
served tribute to the scientific attain
ments of the gentlemen above men,
toned
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UN1rJURED.-A note from friend at
Bellaire: informs us that the storm.at
that place on Friday evening, did no
damage. No hail fell, but heavy
shower improved the condition of the
growing crops.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was not SOL
itary case before the Police Court, Sat-
urday. The great storm on the pre-
ceding evening overshadowed that in
stitution, we suppose, as it did every
thing else
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OUR best physicians sanction and re-
commend the use of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover. Let all who
are gray apply it! DIV.
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G. A. RAT stated meeting of Post
Thoburn, No. 4, G. A. r., held Sntur-
day evening, May 29!h, it was
RESOLVED, That this Post tender their
thanks to all tVhO IN any tUGy cOntribu-
ted to the decoration ceremonies of to-
day; and that copies of this resolution
be furnished the papers for publication.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. Califor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund & Booking and Booking q Car
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond 81 Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street.
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 10Y, and compare prices with
those of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.
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BLOND d BAoHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style of
Lasting Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE BUILDINGLOT.

nY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID made TO me by Charles a. Britt and
wife, bearing date the Sd day OF April, 1903,
duly recorded IL the Recorders Office Tor lie
County OF Ohio, state OF West virginia, III
Book s., : O!1O 4S5, l Will sell
AT PRIVATE sALE,
Lot 40. Is, at the south west corner or Cen.
TIE anu seventh sheets, IN W. W. EShrIVer s
.uIdlilOl u The City OF " neellnS, be ny the
some property conveyed to Junn Bennet,
I.4L..cT OF Mrs. Jane Bcnnet Britt. Hy shiu
w. W. obTIVer by deed gales July 9TH, 1871,
ana recorded in BOOK ~, page So vi the Re
cords OF ONO County.
Teas OF SALE ono thousand dollars
Gel ,Ov0) in hand; the balance in 1Our equal
luslAIlmcnI6, payable mt one two, three anu
four years afLrI day OF sale, With interest
until pay neut OF all Inc purchase money.
IIIIs Ms Is invested III me by laid ueeu of
trust. ga MI b. BARI 1iZ.
Trustee.
4. S-If tae above described properly be
not sold wlthIo IhlrIy days. IT will be- offered
at public sac
GE IucsanJ, Junc sab, 1889,
At ~ O'Clock \. NJ, At the ErCnt door OF the
Count House. maylI-3Ut
For sale or Rent.
I'wo SMALL DWELLING HOUSES
On WHEELlSG ISLAND.
F:uquIre OF JNU. /. GILCHRIST.
IIai20-It 81 Main 81, up ht1llIS
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Recommendations the week
ending Friday evening, three marriage
licenses were issued from the Recor-
der's Office.
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For Rent,
For Rent.
8uT .%aIE
For Sale.

. SPhI%G WAGON, IN GOOD REPAIR,
n suitable for one or Two horses. VIII be
sold cheap at f.. z. RHODES d SON'S,
,I,,.fG IN, bridegroom, u,
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Gkreqtrtettiqenrer:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81.


Rev Advertisements
Steamer Golden Eagle.
Strayed-Cow.
Masonic Notice.
Wanted-Good Statesmen.
Wanted-Sales Woman.
For Sale.
Notice In Eiectment.
Letter List.
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JoHNC. HERVEY, seCre1arY. Iel Ill.,

a, OIncS3 70 monroe St. next door To lst Ma
uonal Bank.
oEFIOARas
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES H. CoI.LHR. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECToRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas c. on,
John A. Armstrong, A. @. Quarffer, Geo. h.
Wheat. Alex'r. Langhlin, James Mc(yIuney,
Morgan Il. OFT, Geo. Adams:
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; list. Morrison s
Co, wholesale gEoces, Wheeling; Pryor
ing Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer
Wheeling; MCCLELLAN q Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe, EraI & Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w. FranZheim &
Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel.
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, PM. RegisteE,
wheeling 2. Q. Nc Afee, Notions, Wheeling
Wheeling; OFT, Son q Co, Hardware. Wheel
Ff =; =; sands Cashier. First Nat B's lT
Hank, Weston, W. Va; Capt. John McLnre'
Jr., Wheeling. APPS
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Foe anything and everything in the
way of Boots or Shoes go to Blond q
Bachman's.
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For report of Decoration ceremonies,
speeches, &C., see third page.
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For sale or Rent.

For sale at Bargain.
,yECOND HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
y dow sash, Glazed Venetian Window
Shutters all as good as new for sale low by
TuAT23 NJ. REILLY.
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ANOTHER THEORY.

We we're also favored with the views
OF an enlightened Democrat, who laid
the cause Of the storm to the Judgment
Of the Almighty upon sour damnable
legislature" The infection of His ven
geance in this case, he thought to be
but merited punishment for the sins
and sacrileges of that august body. One
little point he was not clear upon, how.
ever, why he, . staunch Confederate
and Democrat, should equally have
felt the tempest with his radical and
less deserving neighbor. We tried
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Galolued Plaster.

nm BB1s. PLASTER PARIS, PhIlade
&c. HILDRETH q BRO.
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"A CARD.
4 REPORT HAS BEEN PUT IN CIRCU-
II Iation that Mr.. George W. Robinson,
Proprietor OF the Wheeling Glass Works,
ms 'advauced the price Of window glass. -
He desires us to contradict the report, and
wishes TO say to his friends and patrons
generally that he is supplying the trade at
his old and reasonable rates, and will con-
tinue the Same in the future as heretofore.
mRy31-3t
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Sundries.

STEEL AND IRON PLOW WINGS, Hot
Wis, Bellows, Vises, Horse RaSps, Sheet Iron,
NallS, Pressed Spikes, &C.
Pc. AILDRETH & BRO.
febL7 81 Main street.
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These powders will be fund Of essential value t"
those whose means. health, or other circuniStan
ces do not permit them to inCreuse the number of
then family without Inconvenience, suffering. and
perhaps risk Of life. This preparation Is new, safe,
inial b e, convenient aud simple, and cal not in-
ure the health of the most drhcue. II cur tail.
no privileges, hut gives strength aad vigor. Mr.
atty con idered it is of The highrs; utility and
tanned by The soundest PRINCIPLES f prudcn and
virtue. Their use should he avoided at certain
times. Price $40 a box Sent to any part Of the
oast perfectly safe from suspicion
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express addressed
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In Syphilis and it. aliuncts, GouGorItaea and
accompany ia diseases; all disorders the Blai
der Kidneys and plstate; >iiuluaI NeaknesS;
Diseases oi the Heart ana Lpug~; dyspepsia; in,I-
gestion Impotency, iucipieat Consump ion ana
Ali diseases OF the unary organs in .ither sex cure
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So 90 L L W A + d !

Carson CRY. ORn~BY CoUHrY,l
August >. lSrg
.'THE BOARD OF COUNTY ,ON,IS> >IONERS
4 orfn>hy County hereby otier IA REV ARD
OF FIVE HU DRLD tS5rt DOLLARS lJo De pad
ts other Indebtedness of sail county is pad f r
the arrest and convict n If the ete er or any
OF the mnr!eTeTs OF Ms Prise.Il, NIllfurd, VIII,
was killed near lear Greek. at her residence in
ormsby County, Aeraia, on the 9Th day # July
A b. lSte. BY order ui the Board
TT. EDWARDS. Clerk
BY Il. L. PAREEysc7 Dcput, auaIf
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TFNJ T .TTFNFETI Vt. y
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LIZ L 4 L u n

VI T FENALt NVNIfLN PTLL~.
These Pli- ara now a rknH Hwlrdsod b> fiir Mel i
cal traternIfY to be the only safe mild ami rfIi-
cacl"G' remedy 20 be depended on in long sauding
cases suppressien irrcgl aritv. r .toutipr al
the functions of Httnre the neglect Of which i
the source Of such deporat- effect, on the female
frame. In 10 case -hpu 4 these Pill, be ken
"hen the patient has reason To- believe She is
sNCIE TE- Price -. Remit the amount as above.
AMI they will be 'urwarded with fau directions r
use. CURED AT HOME
Patients residing in any part Of the State how
ever distant. who may desire medical adyIce on
Their respective cases, and wh" think proper Josub
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he.ween Mon comery nj Kearuev,
3P San Francisco Cal.
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PRIV ATE DISEa>E

In Males, and lire tal.rties n Fefnes are the crea
destrlyers OF health. They u-Idou>iy attack tn,
system. ami gradually uutcrmine and destroy it
they drive the bl lom from the CHECK the !u-trt
from the eye, the stree 9Th and yi=.or from the
fame, they give gguy diseased offspring. af4G
poison, through successive gene Ijips the race G
The marAs can be seen in -Crofuia Con
sumption, Cnpples, the Id otic, the Paralytic the
Insane.
There is no more terrible sconrge to the human
than those diseases arising from the cpntami-
nation Nenerial Poison. The mi lest forms hy -
treating tue blood, hoi the one atii
ted, the sword Of destruction that Is liable at auy
moment to f.l AMI blisht-to utterly destroy-,il
earthly hoRes.
MgRCurY. recogn zed as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY 10 man, combining with the
venerial, doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that rernicipUt, MINERAL Pol
son, II It cured the disease has only ASSUMED!
anew form.
Do N0TBE SATISFIED WITHPARTIsL CURES
That leave, the poison To crawl through the .v.-
tenn, eatnL its way into the Tissues and organs
beneath he apparently smooth Surf.'rC To burst
out in the futGre with a vruience that viii battle
the effects OF medicine. when Perfect CURES an
be obtained by consulting Ph y~ci,n. &c hon. rong
practice ami thorough CATION INTO the cause
Of Diseases OF tue UNNARY ORGANS enable t.
determine once the caH>e If the disease
In all Diseases entrusted to the D. ctnr' care,
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Diseases OF the Heart ana Lnug-; Dyspepsia; in,i-
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The young man who experiences that growing
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l has enjoyed on rhs Coast nnin terruptei
success of eighteen years. and has become one of
the most celebrated Institutes Of the age
The great number actually received AMI cured.
place it il point Of number If patients among the
first OF the world and the success OF its treat
T..