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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-07

The figures which represent the sales Of
one ofthe London cooperative stores-the
Army and Navyr-as set forth in an ar
ticle by Mr.. ]. II. Lawson in the latest
number of the NiHoic,h Century, arc as fol.
lows: first years business, S85l, 4O5; third
years, S2,l7T ,9GO; fifth years, S4,6Ol, 40,
and the seventh ard last years, s., 200, 900.
Mr.. Lawson considers various grievances
which the shopkeepers have, speaking Of
one as follows:
The final and the most important plea
is the serious injury that is being done to
the tradeSmen themselves. This is mat.
ter which deserves the fullest sympathy
and the most grave consideration. Sorry
Us all must be, there is no doubt about il
that tlIu shopkeepcrs must suffer from the
process, which will gradually lead to their
almost total extinction; and how to allevi.
ate that suffering Is the point to which
public attention should be directed, To
attempt to do so by tue abolition OF CO.
operative stores would be futile, as thoy
have taken too deep a root. As well
might we demand the extinction OF rail.
ways and the restoration Of the old stage
coaches. Progress cannot be impeled.
Should the electric light prove success,
no consideration for the losses Of the gas
companies will prevent its adoption"
One Of these London societies has be.
come manufacturer on an extensive and
increasing scale, which is thus described;
"a very large number Of workinpmeu
aIc employed on the premises in tailoring
and more than one hundred women aFs
constantly shirt-making, reeeivingg0od and
even liberal wages, in favorable contrast
with those exposed in Hood sfamous Song
OF the Shirt; and it must he some sa,Is,
faction to the wearcrs OF these Garments
that though they get them at reduced
prices, that re iuction has not been yrunp
from the misery OF the poor work.
ors. 1t embarks, moreover, in mantle.
making, perfumes, aud in the manufae.
ture OF portmantCaus, dressing hays
purses, and other leather goods, tiu.w6fk'
japanned ware, cabinets, DC, in fancy
woods, also printing and tlie.sinEfng. This
may be deprecated by many, but the so.
ciety has IN fact been forced into 1t by the
difficulty, and almost In some instances
impossibility, Of procuring really sound
and good articles that could be confident.
ly warranted TO its members, owing TO the
system Of scamping aud conreaiinp I'd.
fects The results have quite kept pace
with the most sAngulne expectations.
The prices have been reduced, the mem.
bers are satisfied, and the workingmen,
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Tng exodus Of Southern negroes to
Liberia is probably ended by the fore
closure Of the mortgage OH the bark Azor
The Azor took out its first cargo last sum
n.er, the exodus association securing the
vessel by the advance OF some thousands
Of dollars by its captain and iirst mate.
Notes Of discomfort COON found their way
back from the early emigrants, and
there was poor management ut home, 50
that now the associations purse is empty,
md the Azor must be sold to satisfy the
claims against it. Perhaps the best re,
suit Of this Libcrian scheme, and Senator
Windows equally impracticable plan for
coloniting the darkles in other States, is
the expression ildraws from the best white
people Of the South, that they don't wish
to lose their colored neighbors. They Ger,
tainly will not be so well oil, as rule, as
among the old masters and mistresses who
appreciate their good qualities and have
learned to endure their failings.
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The railroad commissioners Of MaSsa-
chusetts considerquite deliberately and in
telligently the question Of railroad compe-
tition and its effects on different cities in
their annual report. Comparing the past
10 years, they notice that while the total
grain receipts at the five principal ports
have nearly doubled, each city's proper
tion OF the whole has remained nearly the
same. ain case of Boston it was 10 per
cent in 1860 and OIL in 1878, while during
the intermediate period it never fcll
below or rose above II per cent.
Baltimore aud Philadelphia gained
something temporarily at the expense
of New York, bu. the present proportion
Of grain receipts at New York is SIS per
cent, and it was IS in 1869. The same
rule holds good in regard to grain exports,
which are now divided as follows: New
York, l55 100000 bushels; Baltimore, A.
100000; Philadelphia, Is, jOOO 900; Boston,
2T,3OO,OOJ; Montreal, 2l,jOOOOO. Balli.
more, Philadelphia and Boston have each
about doubled their proportions at the ex-
pense OF New York and Montreal, but
"the tendency now is for New York to
rapidly recover its lost ground"
The board continue their history OF the
great pooling movements and combina-
tons which are now the tendency of the
railroad system, and which assume ma
tiOnal proportions. They show that the
attempt to create an organized federation
to restrain competition is now being made,
and for the first time under conditions
which make success possible. "Thc ten
dency," they say, lis distinctly toward
railroad clearinghouse system, with gem
eral powers in relation TO the establish
ment OF rates and the distribution of bust.
ness" And they assume that the abund-
ant difficulties in the way OF bringing
this about, while they d. not pro.
hibit success, will inevitably operate to
secure the public against extortion; and
that the final result will be a vast i'm.
provement on existing conditions. In view
OF the situation, the com nissioners point
out that in no way'can Boston aud Massa-
chusetts hope to bear away their share Of
the through traffic except by securing
what the other great ports already have,
through line controlled in their interest.
That is, Of course, that the thing to work
for is a consolidation Of the Boston and
Albany and New York Central roads.
Upon the advantages Of this scheme they
expend some argument, but concede that
public opinion is as vet not ready for its
inllllment.
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ITO CONTAGIOUS


W Va. llOsPiTLL ToR u,,,,.
WESTON, W. Va, RebFul,I 4 ~ Y
Sealed proPosalS Elll Be received n X 4 =
dTy.Sed 70 the Secretary Of ths Bo,Si y -
n Weston, ": Va, up to April T. M q -.
NJ, and Will 10 gpeIsd publicly II 4 ~. ..sial
% the dag following, BE- the Bsnl Ilt
For the stone Work,
For the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter WORK,
For the PlGStering WORK,
For the Roofing WOrL,
And for the Plating and (iIlrIns Wal
becoaaTy fOt the eOhIlrurlIou 4 IL ~, -.
the Hospital, With u TO orlpthd loIi.I.N
hnn Ilrsady bullt-eINpt some Mica, rA,-,.-,,
Will b q cut atone; the building ~, !, n.
long, 20 ieet vide, and THREE and ~ Z :; y
The walls will Be about tHu iert TIKI ~ ~
O. Hhleh WI oe Of stone, aud laSLsI I'D ~ )
Bids Will be received separately Tor Ii, t,,,.
complete In the walls The blIck 1Ork uHli,o, y
Uallsi Tue carpenter work complete; tht -,
complete; The roGhng, sPiulIng nd tIlllJ "a
contractor, 10 each case, furnishing S,,,,,I
SAry 10 complies his Contract.
The material uSgd must he Of n, ~, .,,s., :.
Il 70 Be subject 70 the Inspection q ~ l,ii,,t
Perintendent before belng put 10 The bsIHI,I
The eontEActGr for the LiOhe E1Tk / d -
his work on or before the Pub dIy q Ami liS :
complete the same on u before the 1T az d ~
Der, 1873. The contractor for The bhtk Igt m
ready 70 commence laying bfick 10 The vi, q ~
lore the 10Th day Of June, ls7g, ADD eau, 4
same agAlnSt the lat dIy u DtrSnb.r M 3
contractor for The carpenter work Il 10 IN "a
with the stone aud brick work and I,to al NJ
tract within one month Bllef the pliasf1f ia
contrlet. The eunt1et1r iIF taihtlhF - -
will keep his work veil up after Ihs rirIstts =,
10 hnish the ame within Ons month thsf b, -
ter hniahes his cOninrI. The u,uIrI,,0T EtIiSi
70 commence his work on or belule the Id ards
eember, 1879, and complete The IIlne !, ~ 1 y
ueable thereafter. The cDBlrarl0r ilF p!n,nii |
70 begin bis work by the 1T day q Am ~ 4
hnlah the sane by the lst day VI JAY lSlsJiEt
Contractor will Be paid ou m51lhlJ sa11l
made out BY the Superintendent, % Sdf NJ ;
terra, reseIIinE Is per tent % zach tliaEa q
the whole Of each contract Is cJlnplttsd.
All proposals shall 10 accompanied byIEiI
sutieient bOnd AID security, cnhdiiiohSd lnahJl
Jaw, 70 10 approved By the Hard Il BirNgA hi
faithful Performance Of the COudItlcR, d tx y
tract bid Tor. The penalty Of aid bOld All Nh
least ons-haii Of the aggregate IlnouHta lA,Oatli
bid for.
The Hoard Of Director re,srrs III, rlssi n
all bids aud prOeeSl to re let tn, rOuina "a
tracts.
Plan, and specification taH Be s,u ua, u
virginia Hospital for the Innnt, at En,ss, y =
after the 10Th Of March, ls7g.
"A. LEWIS,
We. LIVELY, SELGR.
fcS Ell. RALsT0S,
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TnE Louisville tHy.) Pot prints re-
markable story to the effect that at the
outbreak Of the war the late George D..
Prentice, in consideration Of tie receipt Of
$4,000 from very prominent man, wrote
n column editorial article for the Journal
Of that city, iavorlng the secession Of Ken
lucky. At the last moment 1t WIS taken
from the forms, after the departure Of Mr..
Prentice for his home, by his associate
editor upon his individual responsibility
Tho next dis, the story runs, there was u
lively time about the office, Mr.. Prentice
being veryangry. A consultation was had,
matters were amictbly settled, and in d
short time the Journal became Il leading
Union newspaper but it is said that Mr.
Prentice never returned.
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Instantly relieves and permanently cures
SnecZing or Head Colds, called Acute Caiarrh;
thick, yellow and foul Mattery Accumula.
tons IN the Nasal Passages, called Chronic
Catarrh rOtting and slouRhing of the Bones
Of the Nose, with discharges Of loalhsoine mat
ter inged with blood and alterations often
extending to the Rye, Ear, Throat and Lungs,
called Lucrative Catarrli. Also, Hay Fever,
Nervous Headache, Dizziness, Clouded Mem.
DRY and loss OF Nerve Power,
This Great Local md Constitutional Rem
edy Is prepare entirely by distillation, and
contains, in the form Of vaporfzed essence, tie
greatcsI vegetable healing and purifying pro-
perticS known to modern chemistry.
by means Of DR.. Sanforl's Improved lnla-
Ter, which accompanies every bottle free Of
charge, II Is LlhGlei, thus acting directly on
the Nasal Passages, which it instantly clean
ses oil foul mucous accumulationS, subduing
Inflammation when extending 10 the Eye, Ear
and Throat. restoring the senses OF Smell,
Hearing and Taste when affected, leaving the
head deOdorined, clear and open, the breath
sweet, the breathing easy, and every sense In a
grateful and S0Otled condition. Internally adj
acknowledgements every fluid Ofthe body,
cleansing the entire mucous or membranOus
system through The blood which 1t puriiies Of
the acid pgisON always present In Catarrh. II
builds up the enieebled and broken down
constitution, robS the disease Of its virus
and permits the formation Of Health.Restnr-
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u will effect permanent cure in every case.
Hundreds Of testimonials attest its wonderful
curative proprieties. Every druggist whD has
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marvellous efficacy.
Price, with Improved inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81.
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charge the same fees as Justice Is now
eniitled 10 receive for similar services; and
In other cases the same fees as the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Is now entitled to re-
eelye Tor similar services. Itshall be law
fnl for the Council of the city 70 nre.
scribe by ordinance such compensation OF
salary % they may deem reasonable Tor
the Clerk Of said Court, 10 lieuiot any,
fees which would otherwise accrue TO said
Clerk from cases within the police juris'
diGtion OF the said Court, after the iirst
day OF June, one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty.nine; and In such case tue
Sergeant or his deputies shall collect The
said fees, but shall account for and pay
over the same 10 the Treasury Of the city.
The bill takes effect from lis passage.
Mr. Ross offered the following: ~
RfsOlrui, That tho Sergcant.al. Arms be
aud Is hereby authorized 10 furnish, draw
and deliver to the officers and members 81
the House OF Delegates, warrants for their
pay up to and Including the 10Th Of
March, 1870.
Mr.. Stuart objected to the immediate
consideration oil the resolution and II went
over Tor one day.
Senate bill No. O5, bin TO authorize
the county Of Berkeley to fund at lower
rate OF interest $lO5,0O0 OF Its bonds Is.
sued on the I'd day OF January, 1871, was
read a third time and passed. 81 H'
SENATE bill No. ~, n It'll 10 authorize the
Auditor to direct sales OF certain debts and
claims due the State aud regulating the
mode and manner Of such sales, and the
disposition OF the proceeds, was read q
| lhtrl tinn DaRsRl
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Ll3J lT3TiIFsFl5J NJ TTl+S--.55t.
House met at 10 a. u. Prayer BY Rev.
Carroll Clark,
House bin No. 2iS, providing for the
regulation Of coal mines and the proter.
ton and safety Of persons EMPLOYED
therein, was passed as amended by the
Senate.
Senate bill No. Ill, for the relief Of
Daniel Looney, was read a third time aud
passed. ..,,..----.
Senate bill No, 100, a bill making appro.
priaions to pay certain volunteer military
companies for services rendered 10 tho
State in suppressing the riots In this Staio
in the months OF July and August, 1871
was read second time and ordered to a
third reading. SUI
House bill No. 80, to protect farmers and
stock raisors against inferior stock and the
breeding OF stock at an improper time, was
read second time. and ordered to third
reading.
Nr. Harvey introduced House Joint res.
olution No. 50, providing for the exchange
OF duplicate reports and (ligests in the
State Library, Laid over for one day un-
der the rules.
Mr.. Lewis presented resolutions Of a
meeting held in Jefferson copnty, in rels.
ton to the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company, which will be found in full in
our Senate report Of yes tertlay. n
House bill No. ., 70 regulate the sales Of
property under deeds OF trust, DEGREES Of
Courts, executions and other LEGAL process
was read q second time and ordered 10 a
third reading.
Senate bill No. lGl, concerning the
action Of eiectment, was road second
time and ordered 10 third reading.
Senate bill No. 1856, u bill authorizing the
Auditor to refund to tho Bank Of Hunt.
ingtoni three hundred dollars erroneously
assessed as license tax and paid into The
State Treasury, was read third time
aud passed. 1a
Rccessunhl 2:S0P.N
Afternoon session,
Senate bill No. l06, in relation 70 The
fees Of the Clerk ofthe Municipal Court n
Wheeling, was read third time and mss.
cd. The bill Is as follows: - N
For services performed by him, by yirtue
Of his office, in relation to police iurisiiie.
ton Of said Court, the Clerk thereof may
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many Of them the best in their respective
trades, re content"
Mr.. Lawson closes with rOse-colored
prediction Of the future Of cooperation:
at will thus be seen that cooperative
societies are likely 70 prove friends 10 The
nottingham, however they may atect the
traders; and another beneficial elect, a
national one, must follow. BY largely re-
ducing the selling prices Of these manu-
iactures, they compare more tAyoTably
NTH those Of foreign production, an1tand,
therefore, to keep the trade In our own
hands,
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jt Inks OF OFFICE, BOAR6 ~ s
" AlssioSEks, QUO t0USfTTU VI NJ
SEALED PROPOSALS
For Use of Coal Seal.


WHEEliSO, wv, Fsir,g,,,ITS1 h
seilel PrupasaIi Elll !, rc,I,'I 80, ~, An
Cily ClefE until SATURDAY, MI ~ = 4! SD
o'clock E.h., lor the Use q he tISi ~ ~ O.
second, Fourth, Filth, SeWnlh NJ II Il. |, Va
The city, for the ensuing JesT ~ ELln ~
NJ III be received lot 10 the IS5T, s,S,i "
Flint wRrl-Lo,Iis,l nssrtb, ,0,,...,,
,.Iass streets also one at coma SIfSsSS59
Ward MlikeL. VITA ~ d
Fourth Ward Sales-Ous On tA,,,.,..,.
seIenteenlh street,, and one a ~ =, ~ u
L1ne IFeet bridge (neAr Se,tn ,,niS 49,! y d
Filth Nurd SCRlts- One al M s,,I W.
~ &c ,sqahfs, Centre Wheeling, aud %, y ~
seventh WArd-Seals, Io1icl n. y,..-.
Eighth Ward SAle4-Une 40 ~ s o,...lAs
bank. - ''alI tll'i
All bids 10 keep said sc1l.s In ..l,-,
r1lr, The Committee 90 ScLl,s f,,.,,is, A. -
ieieet Ahy or all bids. " ~
tStiAMAH ALEX. UPDEGRAFy c,,,.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of West Virginia, $:
Jno. Long, ina. II. Hanes 1bl
JnO. Richards
20. iAitekldi
Steamboat
II, G. TbRuhon.er.

WBEHEIs, libel has been died Ia tAI llzt
Court Of the United States, for the DiIirtdd v
Virginil, on the I'D day Of FtbruIfy, A Dl1g
JnO. LOng q aLI., against the IieinhaI y. ~
houSer, her engines, tIckle outfit, spar, NJ -
tuTe. Now, therefore, IN pursuance iAs HailA
under the seal Of aid CrGn, to me dlrSiel ne
uI,Ted, ! do, be eby, give public nOlits 70 al PHl1
claiming the aid Steamboat. her thEihei "a h1b
ht, ApIarel and furniture, OF Ia tny aIaEtf tiial
therein, that they be and IpI ear btiorr lkAta
vi I Court, 70 BE- held al the city u WhttitE ~
for the District Of West viginIi, %
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l!ru, 49,
Al II O'Clock 10 the forenoon Of thai day FE9'Ilk
Elme Lhall Be day VI juIisIisiipn, GlhdIiad
next day oiIuriSdlrIIoh thereafter, then Iot tl'l
inierpOse tn IL elliHil, and " Ihle their Ispa9
CAMPBELL T,Pdl
For GEO. W. PATrox,
U.s. AAnhIl District West Va
COCHRAN 4 COtllRlSi
I'rwtDb IOF llt!HIt
Wheeling, ". Va, February a, lsiL "
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Senate reasSemblei at 2:3O Il. ", Suna-
tor Turner in the chair.
Quite number Of bills were announced
from the House sspassel. ,-J
Tie following Senate bills were read a
third time and passed:
Senate bill No. III, a bill to provide for
the use OF convict labor on works Of inter.
nal improvement companies, including
railroad companies within the limits Of
this State.
Senate bill No. 65, a bill to authorize the
county Of Berkeley 10 fund at lower
rate OF interest sos 600 Of It's bonds is.
sued on the I'd day Of January;lS7I.
Senate joint resolution OF the judiciary
amendment was passed as reported By the
Conference Committee.
House joint resolution No. q, to pre-
serve in tact trial by jury in cases where
the amount in controversy exceeds SO,
was read third time and passed.
At 4:S0 o'clock, on motion of Mr.. Ad.
ans, tho Senate adjourned until to.mor-
row at l0,A.-M. -.----.--
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

e1riIirlphla ArCUmnoIItiOu. -ThII tTGin only runs
between Wheeling aud 1TAdelphlA.
tlaily except sundly-EeHiFk Accommodation.
tSleubehyillo AecouiIn0lAtion.-Thh tTlln during
tho day paSses backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Bellare, stopping when required II
sherman HOUSE, GtaaIllle, West wheeling and
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COLLINS,
vOLTAlc ELECTRIC
e. PLAsTERs
Electricity aud Healing Balsams.
Instant Relief From Pain
.# and Soreness.

Instantly and lnysteriously the electrical
forces generated by this wonderful plaster act
upon the nervous system, baniShing Pain and
Weakness, rouslng the dormant Muscles into
new life, stimulating the Liver and Kidneys,
curing Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious Collie,
Cramps and PuinS
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Weak
Spine, Weak and Sore LungS, Coughs and
Colds Weak Back aud Kidneys Nervous AT.
fcctions, Weak Stomach md Bowels, Aguc
and Liver Pains Enlarged Spleen, Female
Weakness, Shooting Pains through the Loins
and Back, lack Of Strength and Activity,
Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affections re.
lievcd and cured when every other plaster,
liniment, lotion and electrical appliance fails.
PRICE2s CENTS.
De careful to Gull for COLLINS yoLrIIc
ELEcTRIc PLlsrLRs, and insist upon having
what you are willing to pay for. Sold 6y all
Druggists. Nr&w.mh7
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TNMAN LINE-UNITED STATES 4yl
i ROYAL NAIL STEANElgS, NEW iOkA .
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,


These magnificent steam ~ are AD'ug iet if'tte
largest and fastest gu the AllIai,, Ind AIs w
modern Improvement, Including bot ihd eoa y
and electric bells In ItIlsTOouL TrIolTlae an
saloons, hath AID smoking rouli, lurssf ,h'Pt =
For Tltes Of passage Ind other iniorniisn, iift'
JOHN u. DALE, Agrut, 81 BrsdIII, ~,
Or 10 JOHN bAIL.lE, Union u. l. Oaa ".
0'RKiEH, KHEELISh d"eII
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CRISTADORo'S HAIR DYE.

The history Of the success Ofgrrat discoveries affords
no parallel to the triunphs over competition aud PFC
jubilee, accomplished By this powerful yet harmless
vegetable agent, which fundamentally changes any
obnoxious color Of the hair into black or brown Is
magnificent As any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head Of man OF woman. Manufactured by ].
CRlsTADoRo, No. % William 81, New York. Sold
~ all DruEgl'tS., Applied by all Hair Dressers.
iciT.NwF4W
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5tkn hnsns Of the prOTs.tly4 Organs ma m,
rsu't az from Saxuli Excuses, ''' =
Sell Abuas OF a BrOssn.DOsn Nervous System; such
a Weak Memory, Melancholy, Lus Of MaahoOd,
PAns 10 the liesd and Back, Debility, AVsrIion 70
Society aud nluy Other diseases that lead TO Con.
yaislOu', Paralysis Epilepsy, Consumption Insanity,
Suicide. ~
Ss-Cear aud concise directions In circular accom-.
Papylng zach package Of medieIne.
ThhFCdSe Is sold By al dueslJts At O package
or DIX packages for S. or will be sent free BY nail
upOn receipt uiphse. Address
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Wonderful Chanaes

Have occurred 10 this eOuutr! during tho last three or
four years, but none mOre wonderful than the Rev.
ointlons In Color produced among the Aoads q
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DR., BONAPARTE & co.
CURE YOURSELF

Or Bohaunnn yesetab'e Curative is warranted to per-
rIlugnty all forms of SpermaitOrrhea or Seminal
Weakness GprtTa Debility lmpUtcney ETC. and restores
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