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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-16

TIE Greatest Medical Discovery since the Crea-
ton Of Nan, or since 0c Commence
ment Of The Christian Era.
There never has been.a time when the
healing of SO many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
present. 1t is an undisputed fact that over
sort to the use OF ordinary plasters.
DR.. MELvIN's CAPsIcUM Porous PLAsTERs
are acknowledged by all h have used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plasters VIII do more real service than a hum
tiers are slow of action, and require to be
worn continually to effect a cure; but with
these II Is eatirely different; the instant one
Is applied the patient will feel its effect.
Physicians in all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and II has always been more or less used as a
but 1t is only of a very recent date that Its adj
vantages In a porous plaster have been dis
covered. Being, however. convinced of the
wonderful cures effected by DR.. W
CAPsIcUM PoRors PLAsTERs and their supe-
riorfty over all other plasters, they now
actually prescribe them, IN their practice. for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
and back, and all such cases as have required
the use OF plasters or liniment. After you
they have failed, and you want a certain
cure, ask your druggist for DIR. MELvIN's
CAPsIoUM PoRou PLASTER. You can hardly
believe your own convictions OF its wonder
ful effects. Although powerful and quick in
its action, you can rely on its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, us it Is free
monty used in the Manufacture of ordinary
plasters. One trial is q sufficient guarantee
Or rs merits, and one plaster will sell hum
Ask your druggist for DR.. MARvIN's CAP
sIcUM POROUS PLASTER and take no other;
or fo on J receipt eos q . cents e. 2 for one. q for five, or
70 any address In the United States or Cana
das.
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Prepared by n. v PIERCE, NJ. D., Sole
PIoP.iet9i. q the woaLp's bisPESsAnT,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-16
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlcgR,y
WASHINGTON, June Ill A. II.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June Ill An.
Indications.
For the East Gull, South Atlantic and Middle At
lantc States higher pressure. dmi fishing north to
west wiods, nearly stationary temperature and gen.
orally clearer parity cloudy weather, EXCEPT occa-
sional light rains In portion OF hhc las:
district during the morning.
For New England falling followed BY rising
barometer, brisk and en- tho coast high northeast
winos. shifting TO north and west, cool, threatening
and rainy, succeeded by warmer, clearing weather.
For the West Gulf States, rising, possibly followed
by falling barometer. northeast 10 southeast winds
and slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley higher pressure
northwest 10 southwest winds and generally warmer
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For The upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, rising or stationary followed
by falling barometer stationary rising temperature
variable winds aud GENERALLY clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the lower lake region, higher. pressure north.
west to southwest winds, slightly warmer and gen.
orally clear weather. preceded by occasional light
rains
Tho Upper Ohio River, and those rivors In the
South Atlantic and Middle States. Will rise.
Caut.onary signals continue at Passport, Portland,
Thaichers Island, Boston. Woods Hole, Newporf,
New London, New Haven, New York, Sandy Hook,
Barnegat and Atlantic City, and cautionary or shore
signals Capo May, Loves, Baltimore, Norfolk, Cape
Henry, Kitty Hawk, Cape Ha,terss and Cape Look.
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upon Prussia's proposal for . dissolution OF tho
Relchsfax
SOCIALISM - sorxAsiL
The Duly feagSlgAs Berlin aespaica says The ar-
poirtmsnt Of "a Evssii, President Of the Ioumanisn
Chamber q Deputies. ~ acting Premier during y.
Bratano's absence a. ths Berlin Congress, has ere
ssed bitter iseiisx against koumAnia and Prince
Charles. because kossin y eel known SOCIALIST
democrat Asiia'sr
fH&SeA aiptsa GERMANY.
The Paris Tsnps sarss that the Preach police. CON-
plynr ~mh request % tAe Gsrnan governments.
made . sesrens Saturday % the houses Of several
Germans Ia Paris. ~hs ~ere suspected Of completely
~ inc crime Of Dr. sebiliag. Two persons ar
rsstse. detained several hogrs and thea released.
the pohes are sstsned mat no indications Of con-
sgisaes exist
socnnsx ASp lso xml
The Siandarfs Rome sespslch sayss-.she Vatican
has dseded 90 propose coopsr.ion sith Germany for
,hs scprsnass 81 socialism there or eosdslos thai the
Fslk lava sFs meaiasa.p
70 ma. srASLMy.
n.n.. A s,..,., 49, ,,,.e.. s..,aver arrived a,
r,....,. nns .nra,.a A an. Roya, Palace
$40. .,..,,,..n,. x.ro r.ssrx.s s,y h,s.
c..s,.a ,uu w.yy,n.
Asx,e., s,e,, c.ee los. a me ala, Of NAY rsprs
ssps mai "A. sar,y essnsson ct me KAr var u ex-
p.e,ed. soaan, shssg 81 sAe saskns. has ssss ~ord
40 m. a. sAs BRUSH orcss that NO - tired
NJ arht.er ana wan,s a. Negotiate terms for peace
IN. nr,,a.h military anshorf,es rsnltsa that they
,euss .ee.n, - ,ueosaa,oaal sarrena.r only. ms
wi pre baby soon iss~ aad ~sh q q speedy settle
uent Of the tounie
mHAarm o. sMx cxAnsxA
An sfcsai bulletin asaed "A 81 Petersburg yestcr.
day morn,ns aancsacss snaa sAs Empress ~ gnssla
passed a auics niEhI and ahss Der ssyer mad abaied
soma what
am - DCSArah nxrlas
Tho kepubsoan Oaion, Of faris. inssnd asSins H.
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HORRORS OF A MADHOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10. 1873
on Saturday, May 2j. very pretty German girl,
named Henrietta SCHNEIDER, aged about sixteen years,
was admitted to tho insane department OF tho Phia-
delpha Aimshousa Tue chief physician OF the nsti.
luton Dr. Richards In making his rounds on the fol.
lowing morning. found this patient In one OF tho
worst wards Hchad long conversation with tho
gifl relative to her name and family and tho
manner Ia which sho mad been brought there,
aud IRON her statement no was led TO
believe that thcre was something wrong. Snc was
removed by his orders 10 another ward, tho nurse
having strict orders to keep close watch her
tions. Amer an observation OF two weeks, during
which she showed no signs OF an impaired intclicct
Dr. Richards took tho matter In hand Tor the rp0ss
OF investigation. She was taken before Magistrate
Dale this morning. where sue made un aidavlt upon
which warrant was Issued for tho arrest OF tho
mother.
NAMES or THE DOCTORS.
The commitmon, 10 Tho almsnousc was signed by
Phinp NJ. Schcidt, ~. d., ana LOUIS =. Bauer, NJ. ID.
IL was certified TO by Alderman William Becker and
The girl stated TO the magistrate this morning that
her fathcr died about seven years ago, since which
lime moth has moved from house to smother,
residing about month at each place, aud that shc
has several occasions since the death hcr tathor
been out to service, but her mother took her away
zach time. several months nso her mother had
bottle containing whikcy IN her hand, and sho tho
grl not wishing 10 see her mother drink u ana be-
come intoxicated uashed tho bottle 10 tho noor, and
shortly altor that, while hor mothor was anger,
sho threatened TO send hcr 10 On insane asylum,
but prevented from doing 10 by her brother. Sew
ersi weeks ugo two physicians visited her homo and
old considerable writing on piece oil paper, and
lew days iator who she visiting a TREND IN tho
vicinity OF ST. John aud Wood sireots two poico Of
ncers approached aud forced her Into carnage,
which took her TO tho Aimshousc. Tho certificate ~
dated April 80, lo7s, anu tho commitments May 70,
1873
win conspiracy, and sno will DO gwen hearing a.
eleven O'Clock to- morrow mornink
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A coLoRED woMAN's REVENGE.
[nr TELEGRAPH 70 THE HARALD.1

lDr TELEGRAPH TO THE HkBALD.
RIcnn0sD Va, June 10, 1878
Tho detaiikoi the attempted murder Of her husband
nv Jennie Mlasr. colossd. At Burkylie, winch was
bsisuy islegraphca tho irRAiD yesterday haveJu
been received Tue iaeta arc that Anderson Miller.
me IaAbaad. ~ho 10 q negro, about nity.nvc years
cd. caught another negro Ia the house with bis we
90 SATURDAY night. Mss. Miicr ~ about thirty years
sd when dlscoserei by the betrayed husband Miller
made desperate efort TO brain The intruder, but ho
suceesaed 10 making Ain ESCAPE. An angry and ex-
ose1n.ly bttger then ersucd between the WHO
Mna baabkua The latter was isaffaIly enraged, ana
seat n1fntng threatened 10 expose his wiie and 10
ssnd back 10 her father sae pleaded earnestly
toe lefssvsness. al the while protesting
hsr taneeesss. bgt Miller Remained inexora-
hls sd s@.a abe should no longer
~. eta blm a. hls vafe Every crors 10 effect
gssuseaiaatsn isiing me woasn sesxsd an axe. Her
hw b.na sAtgin1 with has ea tosard the nrc his
bue. abe wo1nan, when che dealt him terrific blow
90 ahs bsek Of shs vita The tiaoc. The iustru-
nnnht ~1s. ssextgy, act sharp. else The head would
hass bssn ~svegsa from the boay. An alarm was
sWNn ana whas he people arrived Al The house Mil
To- lylGG the nser va pool Of blood and
NE appsssatf last stbtng a~sy. Ito wonsn was ar
rassnA ana nxsl tMied aAa tAAins advantage u her
lsD4rag nhs ne1. SLe Nnfuued, rscapturo1 snd
enuitsa ~ ta % asss a. alctneat and sfisl Tor her
efnmm Miner - sflll N exceedingly critical cot.
enseu "A v aoabual whether no ~ih ioag survive
l1a wuaDan
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop J. T.. H. Wilmer. OF louisiana .is at the New
York. Judge George H. comstock, OF Syracuse;
General Thomas w. sherman, United States Army,
ana A. !. Buford, Of Richmond, Va, are at the Filth
Avenue. Ex.secrs,ary Of State John Bgelow Is at
tho Everett General George W. Getty, United States
Army General John NJ. Corse, OF Chicago, and OK.
Congressman H. II. Hathoru, OF Saratoga, arc at the
Gisey NJ Il. ingalls,, receiver OF tho Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Company. and cx
Congressman Charles H. Adams, OF Conoes, N. Y, sro
at the Windsor. Elk Congressman L. Is. Morgan, Of
Aurora, n. Y, and Z. IL Nor.nam, OF Hartford. are
M the ST Ncholas
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UREA, N. Y, June 10, 1878.
The Reformed General Synod to-day adopted the
report Of tho Committee Board OF Direction,
recommending tho appropriation OF 81 700. to supply
deficiency also instructing tho Board OF Direction
to inquire into the Legality Of tho transor Of property
bv the Council OF Hope college, Michigan and report
at the next General synod The committee also re-
ported that tho previous Synod had diverted over
s. 400 OF the permanent seminary fund 10 the pcrma
ncnt deficiency fund. This gave rise TO discusson IN
which this action was characterized us dishonest.
tho Rev. Dr. A. 4. yangioscn, Of Poughksepsic, was
elected vcddor lecturer Tor 1880 Resolutions recon-
mendiDg reformed churches to aid tho fresby teran
burch Ia educational work among tho freedmen we're
ada ,fad
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ne came 20 tara sily Wait 10 his brother. In the
room ia which ne lodged number 81 people OF
posn sexes "preDises occupied mostly ny rag
plckers, VINO form a sort ct Conmu nstlc colony. In
the same apartment xita oil coLiey look
ine Itsiian woman who passed FOR the WHO OF ono Of
the rsspicxcrs She AMI HippoIto were on terms Of
Intimacy aud this aroused the Jealousy OF her reputs1
husband. TIE colony held nigh carnival all through
saturday right, which was extended into the small
hours OF 81 adsy. About the only person among
the wassailers was deceased. who drank sparinely.
The lea Gus quarrel was renewed aud Hppolitos en-
ragged rival assisted by crowd of insbrated Italians
seized and violently threw him through the
window.
An inquest will be held in a few days. when The
case viii receive Official Investigation.
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THE YONKLRS MURDER.

Detective king, who has charge Of working up the
mysterious murder OF George Leslie, alias Howard,
whose body found near tho roadside 81
Y0nkers on tho 4th inst, said last night
thar no arrests have so far made although
further hgnt mas been obtained upon tho SUBJ
JseL The murdered mans widow called on
Curoner Hughes, Workers. yesterday. aad received
her dead husbands elects. Ihc ciimond pm found
In shirt front the one he usually wore aud
which worth 5000. Tue detectives have been
unable tar 10 nd Les.ics last residence 10 THIS
city aud where u 10 supposed he has considerable pes-
nonal nIoneTty.
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DIED or HIS INJURIES.

Samuel Sherwood, the cx-policeman, whose clothes
we're saturated With oil last Thursday night
liquor store First avenue and then
on arc,s died In Bellevue Hospital last night
In his DEPOSITION yesterday, he accused
Patrick Gusgan, bartender OF the store IN
question: Thomas Blessing, of Ftysixtn street, near
avenue a, an james Reilly. OF No. 345 East Fifty
fourth street. of having perpctratcd tho hendsh out
rage. aud they last night arrested by Captain
Mount and locked up Alexander LETTERS oil No. l.0l2
First avenue, and Thomas Costello, OF No 40l East
Fifty .lourlh strcct. were arrested as witnesses.
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lpr rsLroaAFn y rnE HERALD. ]

wAkNiaso, ". Va, jane 10. 1874
rhs sssssneon While three negro eonvic,s sin
unx a . taDss IN me Wet yfglaia rcnitoniisry Al
G~aaaavlns ono " them began quarrslng xith tho
eskerM mesoulng snfnssd a something which was
asla 10 hin Nelsea = heavy hstcLct aud with the
hsNals ~ "a mtraek ot bis coiupanions on tho
hsaa aNd then addicted several enfiul gashes tho
boay tna otnsf ils attempted 20 escape. hut Was
area spon W The Gn.fas AL alter severe struggle
as captured. sna ~ was keayny h0ned aud placed
A solitary sUnnmsmwmt
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

A brother OF Vito Hippoto, tho Italian who was
found early sunday morning lying In a pool OF
blood tho courtyard Of No 10 Jorscy street, with
his skull seashcd Ia, visited the coronsrs onco yos
torday morning. accompanied by IN interpreter, and
then related substantially tho following story:--
Deceased was born In Naples aud came TO this ccun-
try Ave years ago lilo worked In Massachusetts and
In B,nenamioa, this state, where no had boon ON
ploycd IN water works Tho latter part oil last week
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MIR. BRYANT SINKING.

MT William Cullen Bryant ut eleven O'Clock last
night Was worse, and Il was feared that he will
not recover. The bulletin ut that hour
ewes pu, little hopes or hts mending,
although u does state that favorable change Ia
his condition may occur. II IL as !ollows:-"Mr
Srynnt is not well this cvcning HIS pulse Is not
SO sirong, aud he much weaker. He takes less
uCurshmcpt. Ho IL now siceping.n
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DESTRUCTION DY LIGHTNING.
THE STORM IL VIRGINIA.

[BY TELEGEAPH 10 THE HERALD
PETERSBURG, June 10. 1878.
A series OF storms, severe as any remembered by
the Oldest inhabtant visited this section yesterday,
beginning at four O'Clock NJ ana lasting till nearly
midnight. There were tour distinct storms, running
into each otncr. all terrific anu combining the ec-
mcnis OF heavy wind hail. incessant iigniung and
tremendous rainfall Trees were uprooted and Tho
crobs 10 adjoining counties suffered severely,
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CANADIAN LABOR TROUBLES.

QugnKc. Juno 10 1s1a
Striking laborcrs TO the number OF ABOUT 700
paraded tho streets to-day. they again visited
Rochcs MIL and forced him TO sign a document TO
pay his men from 81 TO 81 80 per day. They then
smashed all tho windows Ia the mill dancerously
wounded Eve policemen.
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MAILS FOX EUROPE

The steamship Abyssina, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool, and St Laurent for Havrc will sail from this
port on Wednesday.
tho mails for Europe will close at tho Post 0facc At
halEpast twsvo r NJ, and for France direct at one
O'Clock r. 81
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wili
DO ready NJ halfpast eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers tor mailing, ak .snta
FABRICS AND CLUTCHES ARE BOTH REM
dered rnarveloasy white bv ULEsS's SULPHUR SOAR.
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DEA1H FROM sUFFocATIoN.

QuKBEo. June 10, 1873.
number OF haads tho steamer sarmatian
descended into the lowor hold to-day to unload
oranges, when they were overcome by foul gas
Quarter maStcr George hiiway and a Iaborer nanlcd
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THE wEArnEn YESTERDAY.

Tho following record VIII show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twcnty-four hours, In CON-
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year,
indicated by Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. us Broadway
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lpr TELronsrn TO THE HERALD

IDr TfLEoRkPH TO TIE HERALD.
AURORA, III. Juno 10, 1s7s
Tho Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad put
on special slccpisg this evening tor tho numcr.
oes gcniismsa sporisnen go.ns to Quincy, H., TO
take part ~ state Convection and fourna.
nont Of Trap shooting TO DO hold tncro this week.
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CHARGED Win CHILD MURDER.

rorTsslLLE Ia. June 10, ISIS
A young woman. named Katie lsassr, was arrested
NJ GrmsBio~b. IA. ais cnunty, yesterday, charged
vith the murder OF her chud last Aprgl I'm mediaey
alter ia birth sbs 10 Eou lodged VA Eottsvo isiL
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svfF.r ox rww sw.x,s ,vww s.rrrnxs or
GEORGIA. NOCIu CAROLINA AND tf@9rSA--s
- -. - . -.
sR'NhAh fA@Fhh Ai@a1D AND Much fAof-
~ ~x.s,,..., -. -. $50,
Avs..-. q. Ju,. "a ts-s
special telerrams received ~ xoUr corrs.n.asent
her. awe details Of tcrrsnis tornado which swept
across The lower eas OF ths G,orxis Railroad me
Esso y,rs IA 1licl with aSeoauts OF asstrseton OF
lie ana psopcry bv ma orrtbe storms Of sunday Al
~. ...'h,.,.., !, 49,. - s,.,... -.
10y "s~'e'a - '"'s' - $3.50 't~,
FENCES. ane even cara sisnains on s1e uaeAs ssrc
overturned
.uo aoxa TufMp
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LIrrLs Rock, Ark, juno 10, 1878.
onc-half OF the town Of searcy, White county, in
this State, was burned to-day. Tho loss IL 100000
No particulars have yos been received
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REFORMED GENERAL SYNOD.

Average temperature yeBterdAy.. bbI
Year Il,
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THREE MEN AND TWO WOMEN KILLED.
WASHINGTON. June 10, is7a
The Indian Oficc has received the following:-

RosE FORKS, Idaho, Juno !, ISIS
Three Shoshonc Indiana csnio In last night Ihcy
report Captain Jim with thirty lodges Of shoshoss
en- route from Camas Prairie TO tho agency. rho
hostes consisting OF Bannocks, Piutss aud olLer In.
uians are strong force ia tho lava beds on snake
River, Games Terry. Three white mon we're
killed Camas Prairie, and two women werc killed
At King HIN aud ranch burned. Tho nosties want
to light will require additional supplies to subszs
Indians who come In DANIELsoN, Agent
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APOLLIS ARTS
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENc.

HIGHLY EFFERvEscENE
Approved BY the Academic MsdeeInc q rrsnes ana
It's sale W Franco authorized by special order Of the
Merchandising highest medical ausnoritios in Neu
"a great roief for ,easlcknesA"
sT., ssss,l;s % y,ssy ss.ss, any o'aor"
daily rom ali The osjssoas urged against closos
.II ,Ils, "a only with Z. own gas"
.iissIilul and well suited for dyaDspsa and ess's
Mildly an.aeld agrees well with dysps,t,cs and whsrs
there e 80, equity i,' diathssis" ., ,
useful ea.srrhs s.%sS Si.adsr anal ssas
TO ss I ha Of ali Wns s M.sss Druggist. and
Mineral Water Dealers throughout sho unssd stssss and
FREDERICK DE barry co.
Sole Agents
Nos. a and Warren st..
Every genuine bottle bears tho reSisterc YELLOW
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A 81 PEARL OR MIXED DERh Y, 81 -
lMAcsiSAws,s 81 o. worth 81. - New Gnu rch 1t. up
II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING CONF ANY, 81
Maiden lane are the sole maa1as.urers Of g nuns as
IsGs. 1c-
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
a NEW NOVEL.


ONCE AND FOREVER.
Ready this wscw splendid new Novel, entitled ONCE
AND FOREVER. by Miss Grant. author Of Artistic"
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nRiGHrs, DIABETES. DkoPsY, PARALyslA
Dgravel stone rheumatism. govt, kidney and sisddee
incurabie with medicine therefore tho natural
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