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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-07

For some tlme past, rnmors have been
aging around 10 the effect that railroad cor.
poratiOn was to be formed with prominent
WheelingiteS ut the head. The rumor has
taken shape rs the certificate OF incOrpora.
ton issued yesterday by Secretary OF State
stalnaker will show. The provisions Of the
articles OF incorporation are as follows
First-The name Of the corporation shall
betbC Wheeling & Harrisburg Railway Com.
Second-The railroad which this corpora.
ton proposes to build will commence at or
near the west corporation line OF the city OF
Wheeling, In Ohio county, and run thence
by the most practicable route to a point on
the State line In Marshall county, at or near,
where 1t Is crossed by Wheeling Creek,
= Third-The principal business office OF
this corporation will be ut Wheeling.
Fourth-ThiS corporation shall continue
perpetuallv,
Fltth-ThO capital stock OF this company
shall DO $1,000, 600 divided into shares OF 500
each.
sixth-rhe names and places OF residence
OF the persons forming this corporation, arc
as follows RObt II. Cochran, DR.. Geo, baird,
Joseph Bell, and Mayor Egcrter OF Wheeling,
L. ". Sutherland, Jefferson county Ohio
John A. Hanlon, Stark county, Ohio, and
Joel Wood, Belmont county, Ohio
The business men at the head OF this como.
ration, lisa sufficient guarantee OF It's success
and when finished aud the Wheeling and
Lake Erie reaches US consolidation OF tho
two would mako big through route TO the
EnSt
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As the clerk finished reading, Mr.. Carna.
han took the floor and said, In effect, thatbe
thought the report and estimate ought 10 be
referred back to the committee, as he under
stood that but one member Of the Finance
Committee was present when the joint com.
mittee Vas in session. He thought 1t would
be proper to at least allow the members OF
the Finance Committee to act on the report.
This opened the ball, and nearly every mem.
Der had something TO say.
Mr. TeTrill said be would be perfectly will
ing to let the matter go back to the commit
tee provided the members OF the Finance
Committee would agree TO spend the re.
mainder Of the month in going over the
roads and personally observing the wants
and needs.
Mr.. Carnahan made o motion, which was
lost, that special meeting be called to con.
slider the road appropriations.
Mr. Speidel very fatty protested against
the expenditure OF money in the manner
suggested by the committee. He referred
very pointedly 70 the fact that last year an
increase in the levy was found necessary;
that between $2i 900 aud $4,000 was spent
by appropriation and an additional 50, 900 by
reason OF the food, and that to-day, with
perhaps the exception OF small patches on
one or two roads, not cent Of It was 10 be
seen. II the appropriation asked for the
present year was granted, he predicted an.
other increase Of the levy and correspond.
Ing howl from the taxpayers. In his oplnfon
q new system should be employed. First
make the leading Dads firSt-class in every
particular, say three this year, three the
next, and so ON. Let the roads leading to
individual barns on the hills wait, or else let
the few persons using them keep them in re-
pair. Put the money where 1t will do some
good and show, was Mr. spsidel's idea, and
not spread it in driblets all over the county.
Mr.. Canadian was in accord with Mr.. Spei.
dels remarks.
Messrs Armstrong and Atkinson appeared
70 think that the money would have to be
giyen-that there was no getting around It,
Mr.. Terrill said that II was true that 1.-THE
amounts appropriated were not more than
one third the amounts needed, but that what
was appropriated was usually put on the end
OF the road nearest the city, and thus Mr..
SpeidoFs plan was partially carried out He
called attention to the fact that out Of Si1ty.
one roads only twenty-four were receiving
any attention.
After considerable more talk on the matter,
y was resolved to take up the report item by
item for the purpose OF hearing from the
County Surveyor the purposes for which the
money was to be used. THIS was done for few
moments, when 1t was resolved to diipense
with the reading and the report was adopted,
On motion Of Mr.. Atkinson $500 was added
for the Fairmont pike, making the total ap-
propridHon 81 $50.
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ALONG WATER STREET.
Notes Gathered Concerning the Rive
and Boats.

Notes Gathered Concerning the Rivel
and Boats.
The Hope passed up with slaves, and III,
Enterprise with empties.
The Iron Age, OF Gray's line, passed dowr
with tow OF model barges.
The towboats VIM. Craft and Joseph A.
stone passed down with coal.
The Little Anna now makes its last trip FOL
Martins Ferry at o'clock instead offs.
The Welcome was obliged to lay over yes
teFday In order to make some needed repairs
to the pump.
The Buckeye State Is announced by Cant,
Coulson for st. Louis tomorrow. The genial
Old gentleman can be found atthe st. James
The riveris at present slowly reccding from
the banks: Last evening tde gauge indicated
remarkably lively in the afternoon.
The Andes, with SPLENDID trip, made its
appearance about 2:C0 o'clock yesterday after.
noon. This gallant steamer, under Capt.
Muhlemln's command, Is very popular, and
cinnati at SP. NJ. to-day.
1t seems fated that the Diurnal shall ALWAYS
be wrongly quoted, Four little innocent
EoSeo u " pc MAUI Us say yesterday that the
Diurnal was receiving two l7.inch, S7-foot
stroke cylinders" Now the Diurnal lisa large,
fine, elegant boat, butshe Is not sporting any
37-toot stroke cylinders Just at present, Il
should have been "lS in diameter, foot
stroke"
EyAxsvnLE, IxD, March O.-Rlyer "a feet
and falling fast. WV
PtrrsBuRoH, Pa, March 6-River s feet and
rising. Weather clear.
CAIRO, liza. March 0.-Riyer 4s feet II
inches and falling. Weather cloudy. Their.
mometer 500. ''
CfSc1Ex4rt March G,-River % feet md
rising. Weather clear and cool. Arrived:
Sidney, Wheeling.
Lsu1svtLLE, March G.-River stationary 10
feet In the canal, S,feet in the chute on tbs
falls, Business brisk. Weather pleasant.
LouEsyILLE, March 8.-The wreck of tho
Parker Is going to pieces, and In conseQu encs
OF her position across the channel in Tho
chute 1t is impossible to get to her, so ALI Of
her cargo will be lost. Nothing Of the boat Il
70 be seen above water except the niIot
house. Some OF her passengers went sontb
on the Paris 9. Brown, while the Others re-.
main here. The Life Savers rescued the
large books and papers. Capt. Tichonor
entered protest here to-day
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Gossip About Numerous Prominent
PeopIe.l

Gossip About Numerous Prominent
People.l
P. W. Morris, the talented editor Of the
Ritchie Gazette is in the city.
Mr.. c. s. TerIill left yesterday afternoon
for Illinois on important business.
J. H. Jack, Esq, Of the Hannibal & st. Joe
Railroad arrived In the city last evening.
Col. Geo. W, Thompson, one OF parkers-
burg's well known citizens, Is in the city.
Benjamin Stout, Of Pittsburgh, Is visiting
his father, Senator John w. Stout, OF Wood
county.
Mr.. Enoch Ball, OF E. Ball & Son, left on
the evening train yesterday for the East, on
business.
Mr.. T. J. Sweeney, a member Of the Board
OF Commissioners, has resigned, as he intends
leaving the State.
Alex. Frew. OF Friend L Son, left last even.
ing for New York and Philadelphia to buy
spring carpets, &c.
Hon. A. @. Fulkerson, the handsome mem
Der from Wayne, returned to the city yester-
day accompanied by his wife.
Col. W. H, Hogeman, OF Charleston,
again putin an appearance yesterday, and
was on the floor Of the House as usual.
Senator McGrew was called home yoster.
day by the serious illness Of his iather.in-
law, ex-united States Senator W. T. Wiley.
Charlie seabrlght got home from his east
EN- trip yesterday, and was in his place in
the House ,of Delegates yesterday. He
brought with him q cabinet photograph OF
Guiteau and the champion egotist's auto
graph. The picture Is an excellent one.
steubenville Is soon to be treated to a
humorous lecture Of high order. Colonel
Jacob Kemple, the wit, wag and humorist OF
our neighbor city Of Wheeling, will deliver
his celebrated funny lecture on 1.-THE Tribu.
latioRs OF the 0fiice.Seeker, or Why Walked
Home" at CARROTS Hall, on Tuesday night,
the l4th instant. From his reputation, our
people should give the jolly colonel a hearty
reception. -SseH6eHritic Herald.
Mrs. Samuel George, OF Wellsburr, and
Mrs, John s. Eaylor, Of Wheeling Island. are
guests at the residence OF ]. n, Nayior.
Hon. John H. Riley, Grand Master Of the
Masons Of West Virginia, was in the city
Saturday, accompanied by Hon. John W.
Stout OF Parksrsburg. Jesse Purnell, Esq,
Grand Master Of the knights Tempfar Of
West Virginia, left yesterday for Martins.
burg, Harpef's Ferry and Charleston on an
Cialvlsis-Btlare TttpuHe,
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The following conveSances of real estate
were admitted to record in Recorder Hooks
office yesterday:
4 deed made by ChaS, A. wingcrter and
wife, to Joseph Lawson, on the 4th day OF
March, OF the north half OF lot No. llIin the
Seventh ward; situated on the west side OF
South Huron street; consideration $3.50.
A deed made March Sd, 1889, by Mary
Marling to CLAIM Terrell, wife Of G. S. Ter.
rell, in consideration of $40 and the love and
affection the party OF the Hrst part has ior
her daughter, Of certain tract OF property
on the waters Of Battle run, and supposed to
contain Lhirty.four acres.
A deed made March 4, 1882, by Chas A.
wingerter and wife to William Davis OF the
south half Of lot No. ia In the Seventh
ward, situated on the west side OF South
Huron street consideration $3.50.
A deed made March 4, 1852, by Miss Louise
siebrecht to Louis FRANKIE OF lot No, o In
square No. n, In South Wheelingi consider.
alton $500.
A deed made March 4, 1882, by Thoma,
Prince aud wife and Henry SChmulbach Ia
Samuel F, Faris OF the north part Of lot No.
In George Ziller's addition 10 the city 81
Wheeling, situated on North Front street;
consideration $500,
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THE wANDEHER's RETURN.
Frank ShRnIey .IIOme Again" After
Brief Trim for his Health.

Frank ShRnIey "ITOme Again. After n
Brief Trip for his Health.
Frank Stanley spent last night in his old
familiar lodgingsin the County Jail. 1t will
be remembered that Frank was one Of the
four prisoners who some weeks ago made
their escape from durance vile in that insti.
tuition, and that since then he has been once
or twice known to be in the city, but has
each time successfully eluded the vigilance
of the police.
Frank has an uncle named William Hay.
Durn, who is blacksmith, and lives in Ohio
about two miles this side OF Mount Pleasant
on the road from Bridgeport. The officer
here have expected Frank to visit this kins-
man OF his, and last evening theis expecta.
tons were realized. Word was received YES.
tterdAy afternoon that Frank was at Hay.
ourns house. Policemen Junkins and Dun.
lap were sent out to invite him 10 return
to the city. They left on horseback about
hali-paSt four yesterday, arriving at the
house about lalf-paSt seven last evening,
STANLEY was found, and made no resist
ance; lie was arrested and hapdcuiTed To
Dunlap, who took him on the horse with
him, and the three started back AT once
Shanley made no objection to the proceed.
lngs until the Cavalclde reached Bridgeport
about II o'clock last night He there re.
fused to accompany the officers over the
river into this State.
:, Atelephone message was sent 10 CAPTAIN
bennett, and he, accompanied by SnerifF
Brown, went over to Bridgeport, After con.
siderable persuasion Stanley consented in
accompany the Sheriff to this side. and a
short time after he was safely lodged in Iail
The two officers who made the arrest dc.
serve considerable credit for the CELEBRITY and
success OF their movements, and the capture
Is another Creditable incidentin Captain Ben.
netts career and that OF his efficient force
shahley tells an interesting story of b;4
movements while at liberty. On the mur =.
ing OF the escape he and his fellow fugitive,
went INST to. BcllairG. There he and Con.
ners left Brown and Rogers and went IN
cleveland. From there STANLEY went bacI,
70 P4rkersburg. and came up to this CITY nm
the Diurnal. He stayed In town several
days but being several times pursued by tho
police, he concluded the climate here waS
TOO warm, and a week ago Yesterday
morning crossed the Suspension bridge into
Ohio, where he has since been rusticatinr
ne says that on one occasion Officer Domf.
nick Morris was talking TO a crowd of mon
III winch he was unobtrusiVely standing
and that on another occasion Morris was pt,s,
suing hin and passed within few feet Of
~ y, and several Of his pals who intended
If discovered, to assault the officer, Probabiv
only me fact that they remained uRObSeryed
saved Dom, for his we'll known pluck would
have led him to attack Stanley II he had
been protected by an entire regiment.
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The recommendations and report Of the
committee upon this head are to the effect
that the sanitary condition Is generally good,
though the building is so crowded with pa
tents that the institution Is more an asylum
than hospital, more retreat for demented
persons than curative institution. There
are some eighty imbecilc and incurably in
sane inmates, who can hope to receive no
benefit from the treatment afforded. The
committee considers this unfortunate, but
makes no recommendation in regard 70 the
State Of affairs.
The report is signed by Senator vanmetre,
and Messrs Bee, Crumrine and Evans, OF lie
House, and the reason that the signature OF
Senator McGrew, the other member, was not
Affixed, was stated by the Chairman to be
that he was absent on leave.
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All sold-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
Palace ParlOr Coal Vases.
Agent Wanted for l. \. L. Dress Rule.
Wanted-Coat and Vest Hands.
For Rent.
Wanted-Employmcnt.
Closing 0ut-HGad Of Local.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., March I'll NJ
For the Lower Lake Region, northerly to
westerly Winds rising barometer, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional light snow.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cold
and fair weather, northerIy winds, higher
barometer.
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ArRoMSESr politician and active journal.
ist, Mr.. George1, Graham, connected with
the Philadelphia Sunday Mirror, who, by
using the Great German Remedy, ST. Jacobs
OIL, was cured OF troublesome case OF rheu.
natism, contracted during the war. He
are afflicted with that complaint 1t Is worth
Its weight In gold,N
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dread misfortune, worse than death, to
become inmates Of that Institution. In vain
has the State incurred vast exptnee 70 erect
such . hospital, ~ such positions are 10 BE-
hlled by persons uniittedby habits OF disSipa.
tion for their duties. The duties deyolving
upon the Fint Assistant are many timts
equally delicate and important with those
Of the Superintendent and should be entrust.
ed 70 no one who Is not above suspicion Of
neglect, or who Is not at all times able to
meet and discharge the responsible trust
recommend the removal Of the First Assis-
tant Physician.
Third and Fourth-NOt sustained.
Fith-NO culpable neglect shown.
Sixth-ThO Superintendent and Board are
fully exonerated.
seventh-AS to the sale Of the posts, this
charge Is entirely unsupported by evidence.
The borse was worth all paid for him, and la
the opinion Of the committee the SupeFin
Gendent Is fully exoneraied from any unfair
or Irregular proceeding charged.
Eighth-Tbe committee reports In sub.
stance that from the character Of the &c.
counts kept II Is not possible 70 definitely de.
eide the question raised They find nothing
rejecting upon the present administration,
but recommend some system Of accounts
which would enable an examiner 10 Judge Of
the expenses OF this kind,
Nintli-The evidence shows that there has
been a large increase In the amount Of alco-
holiC liquors purchased and used: This Is
accounted for by DR.. ]. s. Lewis, Second
Assistant Physician, who states that under the
present administration alcoholic stimulants
have been largely substituted for choral
hydrate. II must also be remembered that
more patients are now In the hospital than
formerly. A quantity--not Appropriated
BY the testimony-of whisky was also wasted
by some one leaving faucet open at one
time, for which the evidence showed no
blame. attaching to the Superintendent or
any OF the accused.
Tenth-Not sustained. The reverse shown
to be the case
Eleyenth-These sons have only COM
pounded medicines under direction and su-
pervision Of the Superintendent or one Of the
physicians, and the committee are satisfied
that they are competent TO do this.
TWeltth-This charge Is not sustained. The
committee In substance report that the kill
Ing Of another patient by Starry was an event
for which no blame can attach TO any one.
He climbed over a high partition TO get at
the patient assaulted; nor had he ut any
previous time shown any disposition that
would have induced fear for the safety Of
those with whom he came In contact
Thirteenth-Hope has been on one or two
occasions intoxicated, but there is no evil
dence that this was known to the supeFin.
tendent or officials Hopes removal Is sug-
gested as In the opinion Of the committee
proper to be made
Folrteenth-This charge was withdrawn,
and the explanation made that It originated
In an error.
FifIcenth-The imputations made in this
charge are not founded upon facts susceptible
OF proof. The Committee find the present ad.
ministration economical and satisfactory in
regaarrdto the matter touched upon by this
specification,
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THE Charleston Call says: ''Maj. Punk
Harvey, prominent citizen OF Wheeling, ID
the guest Of Gen. Ed. L. Wood, at the new
s.. Albert hotel. The Major iSa colored zen.
tlemcn, but Notwithstanding all Of that, he
Is a bright, Intelligent gentleman OF the dem.
ocrattG school. He will remain In the city
until next Monday. We expect the Major Is
fixing up political ienCeO,l'
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FHE cousTr ROADS
And the Appropriation made for che
same bY the Heard Yesterday.

AMlAN " tnl ANAIu LN4ANANASs
Yesterday morning after the Board Of
County Commissioners had disposed Of the
regular committee reports, that Of the joint
committee, composed Of the Committees on
Finance and Accounts and Roads and
Bridges, was taken up. It was brief one,
and merely stated that $23,050 was deemed
necessary for the county roads during the
ensuing year, and recommended tothe Board
that that amount be appropriated Is follows
LEADINO on INST CLASS RoApA
BogE4' Hill. sphngers and Buihheld'G Nils,
ThadephlA DlStflc l,0g0
BcsSt mn, sPringoFs and BuIhGGid'S Mil,
GrSERsViiie Clinton and Potomac, RshiGnd. LOO
9tegESYille. Clinton and Potomac, Liberty. 100
Middle wheeling Greek lower end,l TriAdel.
R!Ter second Division, RciiSnd
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany, Rich.
wet Union and RClSy Point idsiPhiS So
PeninSulA and Fulton, eiphlA..,....... i,2O0
w
GEc0NDeLAAa
Chapel Run to sphngeFA TriAdelphIa.. ......-s go
Kelly'S Barn 70 Dement, Cemetery, NbsFty-.- 800
McGraW's Run 10 q, c. 4 r, Road, Liberty. 800
Middle Wheeling Creek upper endl TriAdel- -.
rI%uss Kun Ric6ISn;;dj ''''.'''',' ~
RiTst, from Glen's Run to Brooke county, -.
Rice and WiedemSn's, Liberty ...............- s01
Rice and CastlemAn's Run, Libsrty............ 500
Roney's Point to d 8 h Road, Liberty, Go
Stone Church Tor Meeting House HIM. TEla'
short Ctssi North Fork
short Creek, South Fork, RIchland 100
wheeling and Elm Grove, RitChle... .".....- 100
wheeling and Elm Grove, TtlAdelphIA, 100
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Good 7h octave rosewood piano. nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold M n
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, lla2 Main street.
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nE1amBoRMooD NEws.
rx1LnRE

The Democrats were very busy all day
Monday preparing for their primaries In the
evening. The polls were open from four 10
seven.
The strikers 30 called, at the Baron fac
tory, have o card published In which they set
their case before the public and show why
they are out
John Mitchell has bought George Heather.
iDgton's lot IN Horns Addition, for 500, and
will at once build house there, at the cor
ner Of Harrison and Thitty.eighth streets.
The supervisors Of roads in charge Of the
fourteen districts Of the township were In
town yesterday making their annual settle
ment with the trustees, The trustees met In
Central Block and were In session all day.
II was reported that Weasel's safe was
blown open aud large sum ofmoney taken,
and that q well known citizen had been
arrested on suspicion. WenEel has q store
In the Second ward and either on Saturday
or Monday, he does not know which, some
one took some money from the till while the
store was open. No arrests have been made,
although Mr.. WeRzel has strong suspicious
Of the thief.
We did not mean to say that II was Mr..
shuttleworth's many friends among his Eel.
low workmen at the Belmont glass house
who were outspoken At Turner Hall when II
was known he was defeated, although they
were naturally enough disappointed. We
&nPly meant 70 say that 1t Is well enough to
do exactly the opposite 10 what Is wanted by
those who violate the laws. There were ex.
preSsions made that showed that class 10 be
disappointed, and therefore the nominations
were 50 far good ones.
The following Is the result OF Democratic
primaries last night: City delegatesAF First
ward, Albert Rodefer, WI. Kelly, George
Anderson; Second ward, Abe Stahl, jas. Mon.
ahan, Pat Tucker; Third. Thomas 0'Malley,
Fred. Rodewig. Fred Clinton; Fourth, II. g..
Wilson, John n. Hell, George Romick; Fifth,
James Poole, Baker Myers, Andrew Myers.
Councilman, Albert Rodefer, John Zilch,
Henry Landkrohn, John He'll, John MCGraw.
Township delegates, Albert RodeieI, John
McGranahRn; George johnson, VIM. Manly,
W. n, Meek, Walter Darrah, W. B. Work,
man, Baker Myen. CriSwell for Mayor,
with Kelly Crozier for Marshal, claim
a victory, but many unpledged delegates
means trouble ahead
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EaRElrIEs In millinery at Miss 8. s. Kis.
ner's, lo7l Main street.
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SUI FLowERs and lilies Ia Oscar Wilde at
Mis- 8. s. Kisner's. 1O7I Main street
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LACE FlSnuES null ties and novelties IN
neckwear at Miss s, s. KisneFs, 1911 Main
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WEATHER INDICATIONg,

1881 1882
50 i2 u 10 q 81 ID %
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FrSE Spanish and thread laoes at Miss s. s.
KisneEs, l0ll Main street.
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No headache or back.achc for ladies'
who drink "WlNE OF GARDUI."
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HBLAcK.DRAUGHTp makes chin,

and1eyer impossible.
For Sale by Logan & Co.
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MARTINS VERY.

Two members OF the "Dirty Dozen" were
before Mayor Mitchell Monday, for aSSultinE
parties sod Saturday y night Watt Cline was
nant $50 90 and costs. A number OF other
parties are yet TO have hearing, and will be
asked to contribute something for the i'm.
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FoR weakness OF any kind take porunn,