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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06
FoR RENT.

DOR RENT
DWELLING HOUSE, with six rooms,
gas and water throughout, large yard and
good celler, Corner 18Th and Jacob streets,
opposite Hinge Factory: -.
Enquire at BODLEY BROS,
iel5 Wagon Factory.
NOR RENT-A FRAME DWELLING
l HOUSE, No. 81 Fourteenth street, con.
tanning six rooms and kitchen.
Enquire Of r. j. SMYTH,
my27 Corner Market and l4th SITS.
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BELLAIRE LocAIs.-The parade and
picnic OF the ST. J. c. NJ. Il. 4. yesterday
was very we'll attended, and the order SO
lar as We have heard or observed was un.
exceptional. The only objection was the
sale OF beer, and as matter OF course
that could not be dispensed with. The
dancing, considering the heat, was exceed
ingly spirited. Heatherington's band
furnished the music, and to say il was
good would be ITO gid line gold The
picnic was held in the orchard on Indian
Run.
IIea,herington's band goes to McCoy's
Station to play Tor a picnic from Wells
burg on Thursday. Sensible in the Wells.
burg folks.
The street crossings have been so i'm.
proved lately that little more can be de-
sired. BY some strange accident, how
ever, those on Central Avenue were
missed, which is a mistake. The cross
Jugs on this Avenue were always the
worst in town, and should be the best, Tor
few are more used. This should at once
he attended to.
There were five arrests Tor drunkenness
and one on peace warran on the "Glorl-
Gus" and Sunday atthat.
The last run off Of which We are advised
was on Belmont street during church
Sunday evening The only inconvenience
resulting thereirom was that the owner
and family had to walk home
Passenger fares were yesterday rusIur-
ed to their figures before the late railroad
war. Arranging for the change kept the
telegraph operators here well employed
Sunday.
The market for iirc.crackcrs here is
alarmingly dull Tor the heather c..
Presiding Elder Burt will preach at
the NJ. T.. Chuch on Friday evening, in.
stead OF ON Saturday rs was announced
on last Sunday. The regular sacramento
services will take place on Sunday,
The Presbyterian Church will also oh
serve next Sabbath as a season Of rom.
munion. Preparatory services at 7:li =,
NJ, ON Friday, and at 2r. NJ. Saturday,
Rev. W. Williams will assist the pastor.
The rolling mill has shut down for u
week, and the hands are taking LOAF,
4 gentleman here who plays in Il string
band has ordered triangle from New
York. Several OF the other members OF
the band suggested that it would be Il
good idea to have grand festival to pay
the expenses, rs poor Bcllairc has not
had any amusement for long while,
The circus is coming. Whose We don't
know; but the boys are just Ms crazy rs II
Il
erected.
The coIorcd cornct band played agamc
Of base ball against the colorcd BARRIERS OF
the city yesterday, II was rich, You may
believe,
We saw thermometer that said il was
1929 hot in the shade yesterday. We had
just offered to wager that it wasn't over
DSo, but the gentleman wouldn't stake us
up" for which We Nrc thankful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06

TItE New York and New Orleans Cir.
Gus and Mcnageric will exhibit in this
city on Monday, July 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06
RAILROAD TICKETS bought, sold and
exchanged 10 all points East and West, at
II. FRANKS CLOTHING HALL,
l6 rweIf!h street. AInhcg! prIces paId.

MINISTERIAL AND EXTRA LARGE
SIZE BLACK ALPACA COATS - Only a
few more of those eXta long and extra
large size Black Alpaca Coats, for cor.
puIent men, left, at H. Franks Palace
One Price Clothing Hall, Dc Twelfth ST..
The only lot we shall have this season.
Call very soon II you want one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06

Tnr hottest Of the senson-ycstcrday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06

THERE are five hundred and forty
youths between six and twcnty-Onc years
Of age in the Wcllabntg school district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06

STRAWBERRIES are rapidly disappear.
ing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06

Now take off your flesh and sit in YOU
bones.
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THOSE who did not observe the third
took theirs yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06
Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer Goods,

Now being opened, embraces all
the newest styles and designs in
CamoI's Hair Suitings, Plain COL
Ored silks, Striped & Check Silks,
Plaid Black Grenadines, Plain Blk
Grenadines, MexiCana Grenadines,
Side Band Organizes, LOuisine
Check Silks, Madras Ginghams,
Embroidered Linen Suitings, with
Embos Linen Trimmings to match,
&C., &C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06

THE steamer Andes was decorated with
flags yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06

Ar lat the dead walls are adorned with
mammoth cuts, and Juvenile hearts are
made happy with the prospect Of circus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-06
Dor SALE

i
Ny residence on Wheeling Island, situated at
corner Of South Front and Fink streets, opposite
Twelfth street HOuso contains ~ rooms, pantry,
bath.rOOm water closet md cellar, with hard CO.
mented floor. Hot and cold water In the house,
Lot Is 10 feet by l3I feet long on top Of bang, aud
extends to low water mark In river View Of city,
landing, bridge, dcpOts aud Tiycr unobStrnciGI'
Property Ia thorough repair. 80 more desirable
location on the Island. Within fifteen minutes
walk Of heart Of city. Terms can be arranged par
JOHN MORGAN, in,
W. U, Telegraph Office.
OrJ. G. IIERVEY, AuCtlOnerr and llea Estate
Agent, No. 1906 Market SITocl. iei-M,TuGF
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SEVERAL of the business houses were
closed yesterday.
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lUlal PAN Tor lIslINtIlhU III uaS NVllHH'sht ~
Per scholar 81 ~ per scholar last year sll u;
difference, cent.
The cost this year for incidentNls is not
yet July lst) made up, and will not he
until after the settlement Of the Collector
with the Finance Committee. Last year
it was per scholar 1891. Under head Of
"lncidentals" are included cost Of re-
pairs rents, books and stationary, sala-
rics Of Clerks, Superintendent, Janitors
and Examining Committee, and all other
expenses incurred in operating the
schools, except teachers wages,
The average monthly Gnrocmcnt N the
classes in German was 49,.
SEvcning schools were in session dur
Ing four months Of the year at an cx-
pcnsc for tuition Of 81, SOP 81. The en-.
rolment in these schools for the session
was; Males, iGl; females, ll5; total
so; average monthly enrolment, 52l;
average attendance, j3j; total expense
exclusive OF fuel and light, 81, S2S 0S; per
scholar, Si3l.
Salaries OF teachers in day schools:
Principals, $l,l0O; assistants in Gram
mar Schools, $40; teachers in a. and
"B' divisions Primary Schools, $3.50; in
"C and ~" divisions, $3.50; Principal Of
colorcd school $500; assistant $500; Super
intcnlcnt Of German Instruction, $500;
teachers Of German, $500. The schools
were in session ia days.
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Call very soon If you want one.
New Advertisements.
VIVA. Stencil and Seal Works
Neutrality-suspicious., Booth u Co.
A New Invention.
THERMOMETER RECORD.-Thc follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
~ observed ut SilNcy's drug store, corner
opposite Postoilice, yesterday:
SAM l?M. 3r;M 7r.N
50 ~ ~ -
TuE hottest Of the scason-yCscrday,
STRAWBERRIES are rapidly disappear.
ing,
Now take of your flesh and sit in your
bones.
TIE steamer Andes was decorated with
flags yesterday.
SEVERAL of the business houses were
closed yesterday.
THOSE who did not observe the third
took theirs yesterday.
TnE picnics yesterday attracted hun.
drcls Of people from the city.
lrwaa difficult to find shade enough to
hang thermometer in yesterday.
I'nE total receipts Of the orphans fcs.
tival last week were about $1,000.
TIM several courts which adjourned
over the Fourth will convene again to-.
day.
l'nE Justices were probably "Cclc.
brating" yesterday. Their offices we're
deserted.
CnCKES thieves are around. and those
who are the owners Of fowls should bc on
the lOOk-Oul.
The early closing movement was IN.
nugurnted by large number Of our mer-
chants last evening.
TIiE New York and New Orleans Cir.
Gus and Mcnageric will exhibit in this
cityon Monday, July 10.
SALEsLADYia what they call them. Why
this discrimination; why not snlCsgchtlc.
man instead Of salesman?
THERE are five hundred and forty
youths between six and twCnty.onc years
Of nge in the Wcllabntg school district
Ar lat the dead wall are adorned with
mammoth cuts, and Juvenile hearts are
made happy with the prospect Of n circus.
CLOVER blossoms mud late dandcliona,
with sprig Of rrd.iop grass, will do for n
bouquet in the absence of more Sillck-np
flowers.
YESTERDAY might b. appropriately
icaignatcd blue Monday "for report.
crs. The city was "a quiet IA n country
graveyard
IlrrEs nv 4 DoG.-Miss Tillic Del.
bruggc, who resides On Main street, Cen.
ire Wheeling, wn7 severely bitten by u
dog on Saturday last.
- -
SrorrrD ron RErAing On Saturday
evening last the IHllnirc Nail work shut
. Z Z 49,. a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
2oetru.
AFTERNOON,

BY HARR1ET PRESCOTT sPoFFoRD
The boat is rocking on the river;
The river of life is all awake;
The tide is coming in;
A thousand ripples run and shlver;
Oars flash and where the waters break
Flashes a silver fin.
Oars fash and dip; as if on wings
We sweep above the sweeping stream,
While like fount of light
Into the sun the sturgeon springs,
And blue the arrow swallows CLEAN
Above us in the il flight.
Beyond the breakers and the bar
The great ship, with their swelling sails
Are tossing out to sea;
They slide through night and distance far
For CULTS where brood the unknown gales
To tempt their mystery.
But we between the blossomng shore,
VIII pluck the bousls, will mark the rills
Tumbling there form along,
Will wait, while resting on our oars.
Some message from the mighty hills
Or catch some plow-boy's song.
Or, happier we than they whose choice
Pursues the dark and awful swells,
Thus IN the stars, to roam, -
And turn when like mothers voice,
We hear the tender evening bells
Gliding us sweetly home
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

cause and remedy. Improve, feeding. !
or excessive use of corn and corn meal
was the cause of all my difficulty NV
treatment was simple but effectual; the
diseased birds were placed by themselves
where they would not be ann yed by othec
fowls. and three drops of the tincture of
nuXvomca administered night and morn
ING. Stale bread dipped in wine was their
food. My fowls all recovered that were
treated in this way. Last Monday morn
inc | found one Of my choice Brahmas
affected in this way She was standing
erect in under the roosts. She could
hardly hobble along, and seemed in great
distress. Not having any medicine case
with me. l let Miss Biddy 90 without
any treatment until Thursday evening,
then administered three drops of the tnct-
IRE of nuxvomica The next morning |
repeated the dose, and in the evening she
was as lively and as well as any fowl in
the yard.
Old hens are more subject to this dis
ease than the young ones; therefore, my
advise is to feed chicks all they can eat
while growing, and to dip a lighter hand
into the meal bag when they come to ma
turity.-Prairie Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

Ny WAY WITH HtrTEE-My dairy
rWnhrr~ sixteen COWS; seven Grade
lrr~cl~. the rcmnindcr tn" best b1ttrr
cows ! could select in this and nc~Ibnr-
ne towns. | think u GOOD COW i ~
GOOD Il c:re for to make buttcr from
1T The breed be what it viii | like half
hood Jerseys: think the butter is i, tier to
rave som" of that breed. In winter |
'al e;trlv-cut hay. with oats and corn
"i'I''r. ctf when it i in the rrht state t.
produce the most milk. | give each COW
"" q arts corn meal in the morning after
ftiIh no. and three quarts wheat shorts
the last feed ut night let them into the
Nsrd twice daily to drink; if it is warmer
her" than in the stable. let them be ont
II hour or 50; if not. tie them up rs soon
- They drink: keep them warm bv reou-
tin" the Ncntilator- accor,linr TO fin
weather. | vary my feed of meal in the
4r''njn", and rive shorts when there i =
r1tl''nrV To- run 1o fat more than to milk
n"-d ALT regularly twice Il week. Nv
Il k pans are large. with the douhlc bot
"m for running water in the summer
! hr temp nature of the milk room i knrt
= NJ ~iN'H five degrees day and nirht :
Il" mix j. SKINNED when thirty six
hours o'd and conveyed under ground III
Getty from the pan to the barn. The
't"un j. kept a little cooler than the milk
hrn three times a week: warm the
-r"un To + weight or sixty degrees at the
H'~'t; batter comes in about thirty
nr ute~. After washing il until the wa
r. J. n"1rIy clear. take it fir m the churu
'H' Wtl9l. put it in h. worker and pres,
the water ont with the lever; then s,ll
n'-tmrI ounce to the pound; Use "A IirtIr
''rr.f Juice for coioring As soon ~ the
-tt i evenly mixed. mould into quarter
'"n1.d pts, pack in tin cans on tin plates
1T one above the o'hrr Nv cans hold
~ MY -tonr pounds each Shin to Boston
Vice Il week. In Summer. the co,s arr,
-fP II pasture day and NIGHT. EXCEPT lrnr
."H@h to milk. and are fed two quarts OF
"rtI IN the morning. Cream cans are
"p' IN running water, at from fifty 10
II N-hv' degrees; chun same rs winter
N.tfe n M. / 600 pounds f butter
nov receive >ixty-five cents a pound at
Wholesale. Never put hands in the but,
ter said the m TX. nor work more than
"nee--S- {, Drew, in -Nc,c York T'rib,luc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

BoSroN. May 30, ISL
II R. STEVENS. Ell: Dear Sir been badly
afflicted with kIlne. Complain for ten years; have
suffered -r-t pam back. hips and side. with
great difficulty pi>~ln- " Inch WAS often and
III very small quantities. ire iucntI4 accompanied by
blood and eXcrutIatIu- pam.
have faithfully tf.,l of the popular remedies
recommend Il tor nv com Is.Ilt; have been under
the Treatment ct >u II thu most shlIIfu ply slrlas
Il lStOu all OF pronounced
lhI- o,IldIfI advised "A
t. try the could the good effects
from the ,irst dose too H. and that moment kept
On improving until Was cntlr" cured, taking III all,
sI"u.d think about = bottles.
1t l. indeed Valuable and If should be
afflicted would dol
dose, II | could NOT -ct !. Without.
EcepcctlIlIy, NJ GLE.
ri Third Street south Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
U IDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that alcts the hui
man system which little understood at the IRE
sent time OF the varied forms of Kidney Com
plants
There is disease which causes such acute pain o.
more alarming i'll Its results than when the kidneys
fail to secree the bio ID the uric id and othe
poisonous substances which the blood accumuates IL
its circulation through the system
If from any cause the kidneys fall to perform thu
functions devolvinE upon them. the accumuations ar
/ taken up by the abs rbeutS and the whole system
thrown into state of disease causing great pain
suffering, and often lnme late death Hence tn
Importance ot keeping the kidneys and blood in
healthy condition through which all the impurities
the body
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

SMALL farms make near nei~hbors
they make good roads they make plenty
of good schools and churches; there i
more money made in proportion to the
labor less labor is wanted; everything
i kept neat; less wages have to be paid for
help; less time is wasted; more is raised
to the acre besides it is titled better; there
is no watching of hired men; the mind
IS not Kept IN 4 worry, a stew, :; fret all of
the time. There is not SO much fear of a
drought, Of wet weather, of a frost. of
small prices. There is not SO much mon
ey to be paid out for agricultural imple
ments. Our wives and children have t me
to read, to improve their minds. \ small
horse is soon curried-and the work on a
small farm is always pushed forward in
season. eve Us small farms for comf,r :
aye, and give Us small ftrms for profit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTRAL VERMONT Il. r. LINE.
WINTER ARRAN GEMENT.
Commencing Monday, December -, lS1i.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH ANDiEAsT.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH ANDiEAsT-
Leave Montpelier at IS A NJ % P. and 81 r 81
Mail Train leaves St. Adams at 20 A NJ. c"Ltril
for Boston Worcester etc: at White River Jun't'I.
with trains the Passumpsic railroad: a Soth NJ
with steamers for New YORK , =. 5t..
at 10 IS Malone at 10 A NJ; St Albaiis at i-9o RI
NJ arriving in Boston via Low ell at loGot n
Night express leaves OgdensburH at Il q = n M"-
!rsar No connecting at White River junction ala
Bellows Falls with trains for Boston and M"T-''tr
with trains for Springfield and New York arrl'l- IA
New York at II p. NJ,
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Montpelier at rs a. NJ, sea- 3i5 and p
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at SEQ = y
for Burlin.ton st Abans MIntFsa &C. At 3
making connection for the West
Mail Train for Burlington and st Alhans Leaves Il :
TON via Low eli at 90 NJ via Lawrence and Ftchlur
at 80 A Springfield at 800 A NJ NfW l-1;i,h a! q.
?, a. M White River Junction at 20 P NJ arTy-
in St Adams at go 2. NJ Trains leaying u >t"n VA
Fitchbnrs at 80 Nor NJ ana SPrnE Ii,h py tzr
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at a Il
at II IS P NJ for St Johns, and at II 10 \ NJ i'f %
SiSht EXPRESS leaves South Vernon al 10 IL 2. =, p
ceivng passengers from Connettcnt kINrr f1'r -
leaving New York at 90 P NJ SrrInsa "a al I'm ~
Cheshire railroad leaving Boston 1t . ~ T u 6 -
ny IN az al M for Bplineton St AIbai- Montreal c
arriving Montreal at 10 A. NJ and ~ 90
at IL 50 NJ connecting with the Grand Trunk r~i"A
sleeping cars are attached to Might ExlrcSs tfail
snnnT and ST Ab a ard
Drawing room cars on Day Express trains h''"t'h
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale III
the piin'ii. ". HOBART. General superintendent
December
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CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS.

DR. H. WALKEl.'> CALIFcR>IA VINEGAR
BlI1II;> are purely Vegetable preparation,
made chiefly from the native herbs found on
Vie lower range Of the Sierra Nevada noun
taiu~ OF California. the medical properties
Of wL:rh are cXtractcdthcre from without the
u~c ii Alcohol. Tie qUcS ion is almost
daily asked. - hat j. the cause of the un-
Iardll,lyd success Of VINEGAR BI1IEKs: :"
Oar Il SNer i, that they remove the Cause
Of disease. and the PARENT Receivers his
health. They are the great blood purifier
ana ltc-@iying principle. perfect Rene
vn:or and invi gorat"r of the system. New
ci cfore in the history OF the world has a
medicine been compounded possessing the
remarkable qualities of VINEGAR BI1TEKs
IN lea r@ the sick of every disease man is
ht;rtn. They are a gentle Pugative As
wcll o., a Tonic, relieving Congestion or In
Il tmation of the Liver and Nisceral Organs
in Bilious Diseases.
n neu rim u.j"y goodhealh, let them use
NI>toAN BIN r. Il medicine, and avoid
tn. u-c of alcohol StimulantS III every form.
No /,,r~n cah tokc Msse B1ttrS acc, I'd
Ia. T. q rcct.orI>, and remain long unwell
provided! their bones are not decayed bv
uiin:ial POISON or other means. ard vital
,r-;.ii> wasted hcy"rd repair
Gt"ftI Th"m"ndS proclaim VINEGAR
Hi.sLb> the most wonderful Invigorant that
tr,r >u~taii'd the >il king system.
B,.s-,x. Rr,,itc"t. ond Htrmittent
Fears. which are 50 prevalent in the VAL
ley of oar great rivers throughout the
hit'.: States, 81 3ccIally those Of the Mrs
U.io, Missouri. Illinois. Icnrs s>ee, Cum
.elland, Allai>as. Rcd. Colorado. Mobile.
r,.,i V,.an.a .L,,.,, nd n,anr n,hars
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-.....-,,.. # ria. I:v.r mad ,.,na,aGIr ,.s.ar
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L...., I..1;,,s+;a 1Ioo5o
p. IA II q, >l.n,lJ,r,. Courh tiab,rs-s ~
r.c-,' n...' h. Fad taste in the month Ri H..
H.,,. ,tt.,l.. p.1,i,.ri1n q tho uaa,, H.
,,.,..r...,.,, # ii. Irmn, Pam IN no ,'c;an
II! TIL. L-..uc.~. and 4 huudIcd other nainfnI
-.u.it.t.>. HE the ctf- primes of Iysren-
A O,.L,rtic v;l ,r,,r.a la,,., o,,.ron
HI. \, ,,l.. n.,,l.~ tI,Yn = l.norhy advertise
r.l+
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

FACTS WORTH kNOwING-One thous-
and shingles. laid four inches to the
weather. will cover one hundred square
feet OF surface. and five pounds of shingle
nails will ftsten them on.
One-titth more siding and floorino i,
needed than the number of square feet Of
surface to be covered. because OF the Ian
IN the siding and matching of the floor, |
One thousand laths will cover seventy
yards o; surface, and eleven pounds Of
lath nails will nail them on.
Eight bushels of good lime. sixteen
ushels of sand and one bushel of hair
Will make enough good mortar to plas-
ter one hundred square Yards.
\ cord Of stone, three bushels of lime
ana q cubic yard Of sand will lay one
hundred cubic feet Of wall.
Five courses of brick will Law one foot
IN height on a chimney, six bricks in n
course will make flue eight inches wide
and sixteen inches long.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
PAIN IN TIE BACK.

There is no remedy known tonledical science which
has proved Itself more valuable III of Kidney
Complaints than the NEGETINE 1t Its directly upoI
the secretOns ccan>es and purltes the blood and re
stores the whole N>tcfn II healthy action.
The following extraordinary cure of great sufferers
who had been up by the best ply hope
less cases Will speak Tor themselves and should chal
leuge the III 81 Profound attt pn Of the medical fac
ulty well 81 those " il suffering. from Kidney
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