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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21

A patient in the insane asylum at
Anchorage, Ky, was sentenced for a
slight offense to receive a ducking
at the hands of two of the keepers,
named Martin and Green. They
filed heavy bath tub with hot water,
tied him securely, arms and legs, and
then thrust him head foremost into
the water, keeping him immersed as
long as they thought was safe. This
operation they repeated until the un-
fortunate wretch lost consciousness
Shortly afterward he was reported to
have diea of inflammation of the lungs
But Martin and Green survive to teach
manners to other lunatics.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
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THE STAR GROUP.
1t Is Bonded for Five Months, for
$685. 900.


The Star group Of mines, near the
river, three miles below Haley, owned
by Messrs. Falk, Chase and Wolters,
has been bonded to +. J. Scott, of
Toledo, Ohio, for five months, for 65,-
600.
The Star has been one Of the stead
ily productive mines Of Wood River
from its opening in 1881 to the pres.
ent time. It's output that year was
2GO tons of the assay value Of 81,
29s. This year work has been carried
on with view to permanenae, and
for future output rather than for I'M
mediate returns; vet the sales from its
.haad ing" principally, have more
.hsn pad al expenses, about $4,000,
assay ya!ae .. ore Aasing been sold
since May last.
There are now upwards of 1,2OQ
feet of tunnels, shafts. drifts and win.
yes in the mine, and the show of ors
in them is such as to lead all who
have seen them to wonder that it has
been offered 50 cheap: and to regret
that its present owners may not have
the full fruits of their good luck II
getting hold of the property, and Of
their good judgment in the way the,
| have worked it.
The bond ends April 20, lnstead
of January 20, as yesterday reported
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21

The heavy blasts along the line Of
the o. S. L. are distinctly heard all
day ng at the junction, and tie
rock work to that place will be COM
pleted early in December. The resi-
dents are confident thai trains will run
to that point by Christmas.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
Rooms at Winter Rates.

Mrs. Wines leads off, in to-day's
TIMES, in advertising her rooms for
rent, for the winter, at low rates.
Some have stoves, and some have not,
but all are neat coy and comfortable.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
Have the "Weekly Times" Sent to
Y0u.

Persons about to leave for the win
ter should subscribe for the WEEKLY
TINES before leaving. 1t only costs
50 year, and is the largest and best
paper, by long odds, in Idaho. 1t
pu fishes news from all parts Of Wood
River and Sawtooth.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
POstoMce Hours.

Week days-Office open from 4. N. to ~ r. NJ,
Sundays-from II to 2 r. NJ.
Mcaey Orders issued from A. N. to P.N
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
on Sunday.
Blarkfoot mail closes at IN A. N.
Kelton closes at A. M.
Ketchum Galena and Sawtooth closes at IL r. II.
Bullion closes ut p. NJ.
Boise closes Mt 81 p. NJ.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
So A YEAR.
The Price Of the "Weekly Times" Re-
duced, and the Paper Enlarged.

The WEEKLY TIMES has been en-
larged, and it is now a handsome pa
per OF seven columns and sheet
2a4x36. The WEEKLY TIMES con
tans all the local matter published III
the DAILY TINES, and is beyond a
doubt the best, as it Is by long odds
the cheapest, paper published in the
Wood River country. 1t is issued
every Wednesday. Have it sent te
your friends. The price is only sl.5l
for six months, s3 per year.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
Browns Moore.

"rwas ever thus, since childhood's hour
I've seen each stomache-ache decay,
And when felt dyspepsia's power,
Browns Pepsin Tonic drove't away"
La! La! Rookh:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
Sheriff Howard Gray will return
Thursday from Boise.

There yiH IL sal .s;rei il Bal
lion Hall o. Thanksgiving eve.
Fresh Eastern ii tiers, gfiea steH.J d
plain, al the Aeyatts lAel. Aeaae.
The roads t. nearly all points are
reported II really fine condition.
Ii YOU want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TIMES office.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Taylor and w. \.
Brownlee left for kelton yesterday.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to O'Clock in the MORN
i0g.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vese-
tables.
Mrs. d. B. Browne, who was visit
iting in Haley, returned yesterday to
Rocky Bar.
John Hume left Yesterday for Chi
cago, on mining business, and will re-
turn in the spring.
+. Z. Bailey left to-day via Black
foot for Philadelphia, and will return
in the spring.
George Neither arrived from
ketchum, and passed on, to day, via
Blackfoot, for Omaha
Probate Judge Dilley will leave for
Chicago Oh January /, Oh business,
and return in April.
The withdrawal Of the railroad
graders has caused a partial collapse
in business at Bellevue.
The price paid by William Rab-
john for the Nevada Exchange saloon,
last Saturday, was Sl,500.
just received at May, krieg 4 Co.'S
A large assortment OF the latest styles OF
California-nade clothnS and oyercoats
E. r. Leonard and wife left this
morning for Boise, where Mrs. Leon.
ard will remain this winter.
Ground has been broken and the
foundation will be laid for the new
Catholic Church Immediately.
Freighting is better at present than
during the summer, as the roads are
hard and but little dust is flying.
G. l.. and Bert Havens departed
this morning for Denver City, where
they will remain during the winter.
The TIEMs's contract for goo1
weather was filled until the grader.
left, and now there will be littl,
stormy weather.
Several heavy freight teams are OF
the road, and due this week from kel
ton and Blackfoot. The roads are al
dry and in fine order.
A letter from Butte, Montana, re
ports business totally suspended out
side of purely local necessities and tn
mercury at 20 degrees below zero.
Chris. johnson arrived yesterda
from Salt Lake City, and went to Vi
emma, to arrange matters relative t
winter operations at his mines AM
mill.
True Rollins has fallen heir to an
other valuable property, and has com
menced development work. He vii
receive regular dividends, II all report
are correct.
Peter Wise IS low fr5n kotellu,f
lie has closed bis eatetleria2 anl 81
loon business 81 Mtl,daaa, anu vi
depart in a few aaxs f3r sat Lake, /
remain until sprlng.
The 1i5 men, teams and seraper
employed on the railroad grade be
tween Haley and Bellevue have al
rived at the junction of the o. S. |
and Wood River railroads.
J. w. Davis arrived yesterday frol
New York city, to visit the Bullio
mines. Mr.. Davis met Warren Illus
sey on his way out, at Bellevue, an
they returned together and inspecte
the Jay Gould and other neighbour
mines.
The location for the Catlloii
Church to be built in this city ha
been selected on two lots located 0
First avenue, beyond Ballion stree
The plans and specifications are Sc
Il
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
Browns Shakespeare.

CAsstrs thoarsely) YYc Gods, my throat
is sore -
BRrTrs (smilingN ssRrown's Tar
rrorhcs try, and wheeze 10 NOR"
Julius! Sieze her!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
Browns Shakespeare.

OrHFLLo (suspectingl. 'sMethinks scent
a mouse.
Or is't II htmor III my bloed?o
IAGo (asi,le]. Browns Liver Pills. If IN
the house.
Would nip this l,,mor in the bud.
oh. they we'll. o, Act +th-with
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21

For fine job work come to the
TIMES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-21
JOTTINGS.

Nine heavy freight outfits were in
town to-day.
r. English arrived yesterday from
Blackfoot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06

The plan N establish and maintain pub.
lie library in Wheeling, using as a nucleus
the volume. belonging to the defunct
Wheeling Library Association, at length
seems in fair way TO be carried out The
committee appointed by the stockholders OF
the Library Association to make the trans.
fer to the Board Of Education, met Satur.
day night MeSrs Samuel Laughlin, W, p.
Hubbard, A. J. Clark and II. Reilly being
present The committee agreed 10 make
the transfer formally as soon Us a suitable
place could be secured.
The income Of the Board for library pur.
poses under the levy authorized by the bill
recently passed by the Legislature, will be
about 5000 per annum, which certainly
ought to rent inst class quarters, and nav ali
the running expenses Of the library, as well
as Leave balance to purchase new volumes
with from time to time. Several details re-.
main to be arranged, but there is reason 10
nope that the library and reading room will
be open before spring Is far advanced.
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PERSONAL PICKISGs.
Interesting Items of Intelligence of /
dIVIduaIE.

Interesting Items of Intelligence of In.
dIVIduaIs.
Fred. specht, the New York tenor, is again
:, Mn; s. s. Kisner returned from the East
Saturday.
Miss Callie Keller, Of Newark, O., is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. ]. d. Culbertson arrived home from
New York Saturday.
Hon. George II. Mofrett is among the Dele
gates visiting their homes.
US Senators Davis and Camden are ex.
pected in the city this week.
Capt. Charlie Wells is off on flying visit
to his home in Marion county.
Maj. i. F. Eakles, Of Richmond. IL in
Wheeling where he has many acquaintance.
W. P. Hubbard, Esq, is back from Park.
erHburgr where he was called on legal bust
Delegates Sep Hall and J. P. Sharp went
down the river Saturday on brief visits. to
their homes.
Mr., Lou Frauzheim, who has been visiting
trends IN Kansas City, returned home yes.
teriay morning.
The Wheeling correspondent ofthe Clarks-
burg NsTI calls Judge Ferguson 1.-THE Glad
stone Of the House."
Prof: Louis Gaus, who fell and broke his
les IN December, has SO far recovered as to
be able to be out again.
Mrs. George Trimble will shortly remove
her family to Covington, Ky., and make that
city their future home.
Homer, Of the Parkersburg Sentinei went
up 10 Pittsburgh Saturday, where his wife
has been visiting relatives for some time.
Judge Ferguson's familiar form was seen
In the House Saturday for the first time for
several days. We are glad to note that Mrs
Fefguson'S condition Is improving.
The newspapers Of the State are sneokiny
OF Hon. Z. b, Faulkner In the most compIi.
mentary manner. He has been assiduons in
the discharge OF his duties as Senator. and
the press Of the State, without regard 10 marty
predictions, are disposed 10 give him credit
-AartiH'Jt,rg Independent
Hon. Samuel Briggs, ESQ. of Cleveland
D., General Manager and Superintendent
OF the Valley railway, was in the city satur.
day in consultation with Hon. Il II. Cochran
on railroad business. Mr.. Briggs, together
with Hon. II. V. Payne and prominent citi.
at this place. '''' '''NS'
Rev. J. W. Webb, D. D., preached an able
sermon ut the Fourth Street M r. CbnTrL
last night toR large and appreciatiye audi.
ence. DR.. Webb Is well known in this CITY.
having been pastor here some years ago. He
is nows tationed atMalden, on the Ka6awha
where he is rendering efficient service, He
presents Patriarchial appearance, but Is as
fresh and vigorous as in former years, He
will return on the Andes tomorrow even.
ing.
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English lutheran Church Ys.,.,,,,,,

The Lutheran Church yesterday, though
the day was very inclemeRt, enjoyed pr6s.
porous services all day. The pastor
preached 4 very practical sermon In his most
earnest vein At tho morning service from
Matt. XIV, 3l.S4-40, The discourse was n
logical and argumentative one on future Ne.
wards and puniShmentS, and was listened To
with close and solemn attention throughout
This faithful young pastor is growing In ia.
yoh not only with his own congregation but
also witlIDur citizens generally. The church
aud Sunday school have not only been kent
up to their usual high standard, hut Ar
growing and developing with the return Of
each week. TheSunday school was crowded
10 discomfort and II was found necessary 10
open the windows 10 secure sufficient yenti.
lation. The music, under tho direction OF
Prof. stahl, and the children's choir
led by Miss Annie Knapp, are max.
ing the singing an attractive feature
OF the school; While the Bible lessons, 80
Handsomely illustrated by the superIntend.
emit and the chatechetical lectures OF the
pastor, are making the truth TO be felt. The
school yesterday had an address on Home
Missions by Rev. s. Is, BArniiz, who reached
the city Saturday night, from seven weeks
missionary trip in Iowa, Nebraska and Kan.
saS TWAS also announced that the former
pastor would preach at night, which was oir.
culAted by scholars and teachers so that by
seven o'clock the church was filled. The
text was from Isaiah xxxv, 8, 0, 10, the sub.
ject being "The Kings Highway" The lar.
mon was three.quarten Of an hour In
delivery and was followed closely BY the
eager listGnerA Rev. BarnitE, With his fam.
ily, will remove this month for Des Molnes,
Iowa, whore the western headquarters Of the
Lutheran Home Mission work will be estab.
lIShod.
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LEyEE NorFs
eonssrniass 'saaseai. and steamboat

CONCERNING Steamboats, ana Steamboat
The sidney got away Saturday s1snisg
with good TIP.
The marks last evening showed depth Of
II feet 9 inches and falling.
The regular packets were all on time Sat.
urday and did q good bushes.
Ths Andes L due today from Cincinnati.
The boat will leave as per advertisement for
the l0WeFpAFts to-day. A better bOat OF
more accommodating ottieen II would b
hard 70 ind.
The W. n. Chancellor hstill in the mouth
OF the kanaWha, repairs Glmost completed,
and the question among the cook house eos.
sips IS Where will Captain I'd. place her,
What tfade and how long before she will Be
outE'-H sAtiH9toA Commercial.
The following boatl passed Saturday On.
ward, down With coal; Scotia, down ei, route
70 Cincinnati, Bright Light, Pittsbugh 70 81.
Louis; J. W. Garrett, up. with two model
baTges OF Iron, one for Pittsburgh; MOdOc ar.
rived with lumber and went back down the
river.
The Little Annie would hardly be reeog.
nlzed ct present A large and commodious
pilot hOuSs has been put on and the cabin
roof has been extended, both fore and aft,
giving the little Martins Ferry packet quite
Pretentious Appearance. Capt. Seamon 4
Justly proud Of bis boat.
Capt James Rhees, OF Pittsburgh, Il in The
city for the purpose Of putting into the Di.
urnAl two II inch, 81 foot strokel cylin.
dersin place Of the ones at present IN use. II
& expected that this will materially increase
the nate Of speed Of the DiuFnal, As her pre-.
emit cylinder suck water when In rapid mo.
ton.
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THERE Is no place in the city like W.
II. RINEHART & BROS, 1915 Market
street, for useful and ornamental China,
Glass and QneensWnre.


1t isscarcely necessary to more than merely
announce the coming Of these favorito hu.
moristS, TO oil the Opera House. They will
play "0ur Bachelors" Friday evening
"sharps and Flats" at the Saturday matinee,
and their new success, ID. A. ~" Saturday
evening The following lattering testlm0-
mails show how the performances are received
elsewhere:
There has been more laughter in the Olym.
pic during the past week than all the rest Of
the season combined, evoked by Robson and
Crane and their excellent little company In
''sharps and Flats, comedy which In other
hands would have hardly attained the same
degree Of success with which II has been
rewarded, as they produce it. The audiences
have been large ever evening, on some occa.
sionE too large for tho theatre.-S. Louis
TfmeI
Robson and Crane opened at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre October II, presenting their
thoroughly approved "our Bachelor" ii
was admirably played by wcll.balanced
company, and enthusiastically received by
one OF the largest attendances this theatre
has known this season.-NelV York Clipper.
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coNDREYs aCoRRAIEp."
The Notorious Criminals Captured-A
Running Fight,

Those two expert and audicious crooks
and rOnghs, Jack and Tom COndrey, came Ia
grief Saturday. Friday night a burpIarv
which seemed to be the work Of profession.
ais, was committed at Freeport. Ohio In
Harrison county, on the c., 7. v, & W. road
The Condrey brothers were seen TO take Inc
early train there for this city md
suspicion was at once directed to them, which
was afterwards confirmed by some circum.
stances connected with the crime AZ,
cordingly the FreepOrt authorities tel.
egraphed TO tho Mayor of Bridge.
port TO have the two men arrested upon their
arrival there. Officers Burdett and McCon.
aughy met the train at the depot. The Con.
dreys expected them, apparently, and slipped
from the train and made for this side OF Inc
river. The officers pursued, and falling In
oyertake them, opened fire with their reyoI.
yers at the east end Of the West bridge. Al
the tiHt fire Tom fell, and Jack pulled his re-.
Volver and returned the fire till his weapon
was enphed. Tom WIS taken, and Officer
McConaugly returned with him and lodged
MIN in the bridgeport jail, while Burdett
followed JACK. Mayor Robinson, of Bridge.
port, tclephoned to the police headouarteF,
In this city, and officers Junkins and Ii.,on
met Jack and bis pursuer on the Island. and
brought him TO this side, where be was sent
to jail by Squire Philips to await Icas Si.
ton from Ohio.
Saturday night number Of Condrev's
gang, all we'll known In criminal circle
were In Bridgeport, acting In a suspicions
manner, and the authorities fearing that
they contemplated an attempt to rescue Tom
put on two extra guards at the jail. Thsre
can be but little doubt that but for this nre.
caution the rescue would have been attehint.
ed, and 1t is probable scheme was on f6ot
70 secure the escape Of both brothers and
that 1t was foiled In both cases. The visitors
whose presence was discovered at the county
lail yesterday morning, as noted elsewhere
were undoubtedly the same gang.
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Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning
one OF the boldest and most reckless bnrpiS.
ries that ever took place, was perpetrated on
Market street. At the hour named two men,
one e9lored and one white, deliberately
walked up 10 the front window Of HOVE
Bros hardware store, on the east side NJ
Market street, and broke large name of
glass with aboulder. Nightwatc6man Cav.
ford was on the next square, and at once ran
toward the spot The men helped them.
selves TO the goods on display In the win.
dows, and ran up Market street, closely pnT.
sued by the walchman. They eluded him
however, by striking up Market alley, An
examination yesterday revealed Tie faet
that the men had secured. nothing but
q number OF knives and other small ar.
ticles The manner Of eiIoctinR The entranc.
was startllngly bold, when the fact Il tSken
Into consideration that several persons were
on the street In the vicinity, and two yIRilant
nightWatchmen are constantly on the beat
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supreme Court Of AppeaI.

The Supreme Court met on Saturday and
disposed Of the following business;
McNeirS executor w Auldridge, from po.
e s1,l1 county; Appeal and supersdceSs
7; T. Iincher vs. Chesapeake and Ohio R.
II 70, from Monroe county. Petition for
p, VI 81. . ,KyneF VS. Mary l. Hawkins, from
perSedeas refused. f>''' ""N 'u'
~. Watson VI. Michael & Ice, from Mar.
ion county. Motion for new bond contjnnod
until April 1St. NO'''Hu 'u
Fontaine Smith, ESQ.,, Of Fairmont, wa,
admitted TO practice In this court We"
Adjourned to Saturday next at loan.
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Phy.IeIan,s Testimony.
e. JoHN, I'm. Innnnrv 1sl

~ 9Ul7'' NLHI JanulFy, I6J5.
M1. JAMES ]. FELLoWs, Manufacturing CS.,ni,,
sIE-FellowS Hypophosphites being An 81
eellentneryouS tonic, II exerts q direct In
huenee Oh the nervous system; and, throuvi
It, It inVigorates the body.
II afords me much pleasure to recommend
. remedy which = really good IN cases "a,
which Il is intended, when 50 many adyeF.
ttsed are wore than useless.
am, ar, yourg truly,
eNE4W q, !, EARLE, Jr., n. D,
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How old are you" said an ancient dame
70 4 grinning little tar pot. "Well, II l goes
BY what muddef ays, ! Is most ten, but II /
goes by de fun rSe had, Use most hun.
dred." Of that all could measure their years
In this way, but how many measure them BY
long night watches, and almost fatal cough.
ing spells, which could have been cured By 4
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup taken In
season.
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ST, JAMES HOTEL


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lhoS. Mclaughlin, Gaia ChaA b. Leslle. PbIladsi
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ton, W. Va. nni N'HeiH
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i: Martin, baltimore. NJ. Taylor. B.I,Imo,.
i wesley Webb, Hunt. s. D. Mcintyre, SoFTslk
g; Il. POTAl'Ou, ROche.- John !. Lynn. Pittsburgh
N; u Wilson, Hmm Col, James slmOns, phtl,del
NJ. Z Alter, cleyelando samuel ala p.,,or cs,...
ElliS saunders, Toledo o. ], r. DutehSSt pSi,n go
:; 8 WIiIusOi, cly. John l.. ThOmhlll. CIiy.
- Il hoHel'e CITY, j.. b.. Mcdonnell, Cltye
r.. = ~ land, Ohio.
~ I'm ~ ~ b blIAy, City, Z X. Crymble, Il. Ms
'N'' IL FAfAihAoh' FhlIa. John Stroble and wife
o,D,, Bellaire, Ohio
i nun, p nlenr DehWood james Mcleod, BenwOod.
~ w gym. benWoOd' John lilAke, BenWOod.
y e. ,mnLLsnN SIy, hartey L. CamRck. city.
James Williams, Buil. James BnTrnInsh 50
lezburg, Ohio. chester n y AtH' no
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TOT1CE.
Retention of City BONDS

The holders Of the " per cent bonds Of tbs e,ty
oil wheeling Issued under the Ordinance Of ISL
arc hereby notified that in accordance with proyi.
SlonS Of SAid Ordinance the following bonds VIZ.
Nos. 2a0, leI, 3Ss, 2I3, 90, 2OI, o., aga. azo
is, =, aol, 325, $50, 200, aiG, 05. aSa ~
$50, 27s, lo7 aud 3Is having been drawn nv
lot VIII be paid on presentation 10 the unde1jvrsJ
and will cease to bear interest on and ater AppII
i i''% HENRY X. LIST,
~, BENZ. DAVENPORT
mn4 Commissioners Of CITY m Ivboait,
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Kidney:Wort Is natures remedy for hid
ney and liver diseases, piles and coiSt Ipation
Sediment or mucous In the urine d 4, n
indication OF disease. Take Klkney.Yort
Torpid live and kidneys poison M blood
Kidney-Wort reviyes them and cleanses IN
system. '"s
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness and
los OF appetite are cured by KIdney.Wo
See adv. r"S y. :