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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-27

Tomorrow evening at the Opera House,
the Young Mems Democratic Club, OF this
city, which was recently recognized, will
hold It's first socialsession. II is intended
as compliment to the Legislature in
particular, and the friends OF the mem
bars otthe club in general. The lower
floor will be reserved for those holding
the tickets OF invitation that were sent out
yesterday, while the gallery will be
thrown open to the general public. A
very pleasing programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion, embracing in the
way Of music, solos both vocal and instru-
mental, from Wlleeling's most noted
musicians, short addresses by prominent
men OF the State, and the presentation OF
scene from tile celebrated breach Of
promise suit of Bardcll vs.. Pickwick, by
several OF Wheelings amateurs. The
Opera House Orchestra will also assist.
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1nnar ournRrE,s CASE.
capt. atewhortor WIN Not Present

capt. aicwhortor WIN Not Present the
chArses,
Capt. Il. Q. MsWhortor, one Of the
Delegates from Kanawha county, to whom
were intrusted the charges drawn up by
certain members 81 the bar anil citizens
Of Charleston sgsinst Judge Guthrie, Of
that Judicial Circuit, yesterday deter
mined that he would not present the
papers to the House for impeachment
proceedings against Judge Guthrie. He
offered 10 return the charges to DR.. Carr,
Of Charleston, who brought them here Mt
the request OF the signers, but DR.. Carr
declined to have anything further to do
with them.
Capt. hIcWhorter then asked DIR. Carr
to inform the gentlemen who are moving
in the matter, that he would hold the doc
ument subject to their orders for o reason;
able time
evening. .c,
The Mason county bar has signed q
protest against any impeachment proceed
ings, and it is said q similar movement Is
on foot, and is generally endorsed, among
the attorneys Of Putnam and even ka-
nawha county.
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TILE sKArrNa o ,.
And othsr Entertainments To be Given b
'.lfl the w, %. Bis. hlFT1 Z

And Other Entertainments to be Given by
the W. q. BIS. ? SGD Ia
The leading topic Of conversation now
a-days, is the coming entertainmentsto be
given by the women's Union Benevolent
Society. They are talked about every
where, especially the roller skating carni-
wi, which comes of al the Capitol Rink
next Friday evening. Those who have
been invited TO skate are bustly engaged
in preparing costumes. Some OF the
ladies' are getting up very elaborate
affairs and II goes without saying,
that they will all look pretty
and charming. The gentlemen are d.
yided. Some are going in for the comic
costume, others for the stylish and others
for the picturesque, The latter includes
those whose muscular development is
good. twill BIO amotely looking crowd,
but attractive withal, that will roll out on
the surface when the gong sounds the
entrance signal next Friday evening and
the spectators will be amply repaid.
The attention Of the gentlemen who
have been invited to skate is directed to
IN advertisement in this issue, directing
them to call on MIR. Sam B. Harrison at
the Mcclure House and check on the list
and procure tickets for themselves and
ladies. The admission fee for skaters has
been fixed at % cents per couple. Mr..
Harrison has been deputized TO act Us
chairman OF the floor managers, with
power to choose his assistants. He
will be aided by five well known
young gentlemen. They have made up o
programme which includes marches, Ian
ciers, general skating and childrens' slkat-
ling. There will also be q half.mile race
for gentlemen with prizes for the first aud
last winners. The gentlemen who have
been invited to skato should call on Mr..
Harrison at once. Noone will DO allowed
| to skate who does not costume for the oc-
casion.
Last night there was rehearsal OF "The
Nlistletoe Bough" at the Opera House.
The ladies, gentlemen and children in
this, under Mrs. S. 0. Taylor's manage
ment are getting along admirably. This
Is TO form part OF the entertainment TO be
given at the Opera House February and
Z, the second performance being Satur-
Iday matinee. Mrs. Fred Norton is sue
ceeding admirably in training the chill
dren ior .The Land o Nod" which
forms another part Of the entertain
ments to be gwen on these dates.
These entertainments should all be liber-
ally patronized for the object for which
they are given is a most worthy one, and
pleasure can be had in moro ways than
one while thus spending ones lucre for
sweet charity's sake.
In the list OF entertainments the ladies
are getting up the o'clock tea 10 be given
in Germania Hall, Saturday February Z,
should not be overlooked or forgotten.
There will be stacks Of good things to eat
and hosts OF ladies to serve them.
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NEMoRlAL SERVICES
At wayman cbapeI-Irhe Late bishop Dick
srBon.

At waymnn cIaPei-rhe Late bishop Dick
srson.
+ Last Sunday evening services were held
in Wayman Chapel A. NJ. u. church, in
memory Of Bishop William F. DiCkerson,
ofthat church, who died December 20 at
Columbia, s. q. He was born In Wood
bury, New Jersey, in 1914, and was a son
Of Rev. Henry BlckeFson. lie secured his
education prineipaay 81 home. After
growing up he went to New YORK, united
with thea. N. 3. church and graduated
az Eia0oin University in, 1870. He was
successfully asstor Of z churches
nj Elizabeth, J.,-4 Providence,
r. J., Boston and the sllliyap
street, New York, OF which church he-Wis
pastor when elected Bishop RtSk Louis IN
MAY, 1880. BE took charge oil the Sixth
Episcopal district, embracing three con-
ferences IN Georgia and two in South Car
olina. with an aepegatp church member
shin Of over 100000. While BiShop he
founded Allen University, at Columbia,
and Morris Brown College, at Atlanta. In
1884 he was appointed to the Second
Episcopal district, embracing Baltimore
Conference, Virginia and North Carolina.
He was q man OF high iHtelleetpal cul-
ture, eloquent, q powerful preacher and
one OF the foremost spirits In the church.
He took great interest in the elevation Of
his race, and labored earnestly in its be-
half.
On the occasion Of these services the
church was appropriately drapcd in
MORNING. Rnv, DIR. o. Asbury, the pas
tor, conducted the services.
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GOING ron THE enoULs.


A Needed Law Contemplated by n Senate
BEl Presented Yesterday.
Senator Brown, Of Jackson county, yes
terday introduced in the Senate q bill
which If 1t becomes law will cover a
strange omission in the statutes Of the
State. It is aimed at the crime OF grave
robbery, concerning which the laws Of
West Virginia are now silent.
Tho bill provides that any one who
knowingly opens grave or tomb without
authority, or removes any corpse from its
place OF sepulture, or delivers any corpse
10 another unlawfully for medical or sur.
gical study, or receives or conceals any
corpse so removed or concealed, or assists
in any surgical or anatomical experiment
or demonstration Herewith, knowing ii
to have been so removed or delivered,
shall be liable 10 a fine not exceeding
81 900, and Imprisonment in Jail for not
more than six months. Finn
1t is further provided that any one law
fully possessed OF any corpse for purposes
OF scientific study or experiment, who
may use 1t for any other purpose, or re-
move 1t out Of the State, or in any man
ner traffic Herewith, shall be imprisoned
not more than one year. Irl.
It is also madea misdemeanor, punish
able by fine not exceeding $500 or i'm
prisonmentiornotoverth thirty days, orboth,
10 destroy, remove or deface any monu-
ment, tombstone or other structure erect
ed to perpetuate the memory OF the dead,
or to injure or destroy any fence, gate,
etc., in or about any cemetery; and a mis-
demeanor punishable by afne OF $50 or
less or imprisonment for ten days, OF
both, to discharge any firearms in or near
any cemetery without permission Of the
authorities OF the same.
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''HAcKlluRr4oE," q lasting and fragrant
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steady and in ialr demand q 7tc. Farley 10 goodd
dsnSd e{ira No. 8 spflng e0a62c. Pork 9nIet and
dffn n 80 sol Lard Ia t6it demand at ~ NJ
BtIlk meats firm; sh11lde1 Sei .h2Et AZ ,sSh
~. 4sfort cieaF 40 Whisky steady q y u.
Hitter eaSisr. NofthWtstrtn creamery alci ualty
iCsise. Idnsied oil Uteadyat CSC. Eggs ntn e'c'
Cheese quiet and unchanged. .ss' s9
Liye stock. IN la
,.,Tts. I'M SRetelpk . 900 head; Shipmens
bJ head market strong, active and g hIgn.Ss.
fSieh pacing 81 S0A %: packing and sniph,ins
i6l s light s. Set q; SIPS ~ a SSsd slset
vsfv tiuli but steady exports % 0QA6 %. Booga y
choice yhipplng IS i0a5 70; coinmon 70 me1ltlm UNI
81 Ol 75 sheep Receipts $500 hcaai =, l 3 ~
10 heSd; lnRFEOt steady; Inferior 70 fair Y ~ ":
,ntdinnt 70 GOOD 8 2Sil %: choice 70 extra sneep
intnbs 81 co.'s o. Tho DrOEef's J1irndt LlveEls9ol
cablo reports best American cattle 10 loWesi eVp'
lie: dressed supply larger.
FAT I.InyKrY, Jan. 9e-CattlO market dun aud
osr oifffoni last week; receipts . 81 head; SNIP
inents nj DO head Hoy market lEln; receipts 3,sVV
mead; shipments 1900 head PhiAdelphliS y so1
I9S: Iorkers 3 GSi % sheee X, m MAJ Ina,en
unchanged prices feceipS S'9Vv hsAv' sNARA.4'-s
400 head. 8
cNciSSArr. o., Jan. 2G,-Llve hogs steady; com.
mon and light s. 65al 40; packing And puicheis
81 iSai %: receipts $500 head shlpnents l'sVO
head ,,
BRApyoRp, Pa, Jan. 2a-Crrde oil weak
with downward tendODuyi National Tmnslt anu
Tidewater runs SATURDAY and SUNDAY ", ~;
Eels total shipments !Vlo ~, ~ bs,reis. M
tiOnRl TnuSit certificates opened AZ ge, cloaeu "
G isS,' the lowest for the day; highest ioIc
on. CIR, Pa. Jan. educational Transit certiL:
Gates opened a. h G S io%s me-
$4,000 barrels; runs 2lG5 barrels judgments
N all harfels charter 81 G13 barrels OIL CITY OIL
Exchange stock, no bid; 81 % asked.
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Rev. Dr. ]. Sumner Stone and his wife,
nee Miss, Kate. Elson, ileft yesterday morn
ing for New York, whence they sail i'm
mediately for Bombay, India. DIR. Stone
has been engaged in the mission work Of
the n. L. Church ut Bombay for several
years, and but recently came home on 9
brief visit. He was married while here 70
Miss Elson, daughter Of Mr.. w. X. Elson,
Of Martins Ferry, who will return to India
with him. and assist in the mission work.
They took with them two organs pur-
chased Of g. A. House here, which will be
used in the church and Sunday School of
which DR.. Stonehas charge as pastor.
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This was very much enjoyed aud
heartily applauded by the audience. A
vocal THO, save Maria" was sung by Mrs.
Whitaker, Mrs. Feetg and Dir. Arkle in
sang ballad in her usual sweet and
charming style, and Mr.. Ankles pleasing
tenor voice was heard to good effect in a
solo, Miss Dillon gave two. recitations
and at the conclusion OF the programme
Miss Mehoiin, principal Of Clay district
school, IN elocuLionist Of considerable
ability, who was in the audience, was
called forward by her friends and gave a
recitation that was warmly applauded.
Miss Dillon's recitations were also well re-
Ceiyed. The entertainment Wss n SUCCESS
viewed FROM q tinancialand artistic atand-
point. Every one departed delighted
with IL.
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.lai-.i saionnisl sl;in,.

Yesterday morning it was discovered
that Thomas oKeete, formerly a saloon-
keeper in Bridgeport, but who for the past
Ave months ilias been keeping a saloon at
the corner of Main and Twenty-third
streets in this, city, had, with his family
and all their belongings, except the bar
fixtures, skipped out. They must have
done the Arab. tept act some time early
sunday morning or that evening.
Where they, have gone TO no one
appears TO know. 0'Keefe is un-
derstood to DO behind on his rent and to
owe several other little bills. He has
never done much OF business since he
openctl. l-,,, ,y.tlsf=Ff
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Mrs. Harriet Cummings, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes: early last winter my
daughter was attacked with a severe cold.
which settled on her lungs. we tried
several medicines, noneo which seemed
TO do her any good, but she continued to
get worse, and finally raised lRrgeamognts
family physician, but he failed to do her
any good. At this time o friend who had
been cured by DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs, advised metogive 1t trial.
Wegot a bottle, and she began to improve,
and by the lse Of three bottles was en-.
tirely cured.H W N
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LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
0Itv

City.
TuE Belmont bollerS 80 on thisfnorning.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record by Recorder Hook Yesterday.
TnK Pottery started up again yesterday
in all departments, with good prospects
forthe future.
Mr.. WILL oxroBY, formerly ofthis city,
IA prominently spoken Of as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor oil Erie, Pa,
whore he now lives.
LETTERS addressed to the following per-
sons are uncalled for ut the postofiice:
John Wilkinson, w. II. Luckett, Hugo F.
HoeAe, VIM. g. Davis and Mrs. Andrew
Coleman.
TIE Gainesville Ice Company,ot Gaines
vile, Alachma county, Florida, was char
tered by the Secretary OF State yesterday.
Il proposes TO manufacture and deal in
artificial ice.
Mn. w. II. WILLIAMS Of the Sixth ward,
who for three years served on Chiel Ben.
nets force, Is n candidate for the Office Of
Superintendent Of the Workhouse. BE
is 4 good, upright citizen, and has numer-
Gus friends.
MsssRs. Hamilton and McFadden went
over the State House building yesterday
toexamine itsconditionande examine ex-
perts what repairs are needed upon II.
The Council Committee will make SINH
lar inspection for itself to-day.
ARCHIE CHARSocE, o young lad living
in East Wheeling. died yesterday Of the
consumption. Archie was formerly an
ISTRLlIdEScRR carrier boy until his health
became SO poor that he had to stop. dc
wasalways clever andaccOmmodating and
| his death is a loss that be fclt by his COM
panions. !,
to record by Recorder Hook yesterday
was a deed made January 20, 1885, by
George w. Eckhart, IT., trustee, to Frank
i Ciruse. OF the south hall oil lot No. IL, in
square No. II, in Caldwelps addition, with
buildings andappurtenances thereon con
alteration Sl,s0O.
TnE Opera House band was out on par.
ade Yesterday afternoon for the purpose OIL
advertising the Capitol Rink. The mem
hers appeared in new overcOatS that gave
! them quite Eellappearance. The gar
ments are OF heavy gray cloth, cut long,
WITH CuDeb, Ilntu WIN lSA ahA AAtAIuAVN
with black cloth and brass buttons. They
arc comfortable and snowy.
T4uRspAy evening next, the young Ia;
dies society connected With st. Mathews
church, assisted by the ladies' Of the con;
erccation, will give social and supper in
tLe lecture room OF the church. twill be
a yery nice atIair-at least those oil like
nature given at this church always have
been. and this coming one is being man
aged by those OF experience, whose ef-
forts have always been successful.
Ir Is said that the Elson Glass Compa-
nv. at Martins Ferry, recently made o
proposition to their men, 10 go to work
on the Pittsburgh principle OF paying for
labor, viz: So much per piece, taking
into consideration the best and fairest
average that Pittsburgh manufacturer
might present Us baser for computation
it's said the workmen were inclined to
accept the proposition, but the workmcn
in the other striking factories outvoted
them and the proposition was declined
Btlidiire Iatlependslt.
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DR.. D. s. Eagleson died yesterday morn
ing at his residence, near West Alexan-
der, OF pneumonia. He was sick only o
few days. II,
about eighteen years, and was in his forty
seventh year. He was wclland fayorably
known in the neighborhood as good
physician, m upright man and Christian
citizen. He was d ruling elder in the
Presbyterian churchof West Alexander.
Ho leaves q widow and four daughters
to mourn their irreparable loss. The fam.
ily have the sympathy Of the entire COM
mnnitY in their sudden bereavement.
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Barley Canpbell's strong and popular
play .Tho Galley slaye," which has been
presented with unusual success all over
the country for several years past, will be
rendered at tile Wheeling Opera House
Thursday evening next under the per-
sonal supervision Of the author. Theplay
never has failed to draw a large audience
when presented in this city heretofore.
It has all the popular features OF the same
authors play My Partner" the two being
his best work. Reserved seats will be
placed on salo atrBaEmer'smusic store this
JnnrninO 1raaU rffI
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nnsnlna Of the capitol Rink.

The opening ofthe Capitol Rink, corner
Of Market and Sixteenth streets, last even
ing. was monster event, far exceeding
the expectations OF all. Long before the
doors we're opened hundreds had gathered
in the street. Nearly 1000 people were in
the building atone time and many more
passed through the doors during the even
inp, while probably not less than 500 were
Turned away, There were about 500 skaters.
The full Opera House band and orchestra
WAS present and gavela nice concert. Tho
vast audience included representatives OF
ali classes and every one was pleased. All
the arrangements are comfortable and
cnnvnnient. |a ~
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that the multitude of diseases OF q scrof.
ulous nature generally proceed from q
torpid condition Of the liver; The blood
becomes impure because hcliYer does not
act properly and work offthe poison from
the System, and the certain results are
blotchcs, pimples, erupuons, swellings,
tumors, ulcers, and kindred affections, or
settling upon the lungs and poisoning
their dolicats tissues, until liberation,
breaking down, and consumption is estab.
lished. DR.. pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" will, by acting upon the liver
and purifying the blood, cure all these
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.Iohnc,s and manufacturers Assoclation.

AT the adjourned meeting OF the Job.
beers and Manufacturers Association, held
al the Court House yesterday afternoon,
the rules and regulations under which it
formed were read and approved and
signed by nineteen firms. The Secretary
was instructed to acc the representatives
Of other firms that have attended former
meetings and secure their signatures, and
the members present were requested to
urge their neighbors to join. The meet
Ing then adjourned to meet tomorrow al
lar the manufacturers have failed to take
any interest In the formation oftlis really
important society, Tor not only is it impor-
tant to the members themselves but 70 tue
community at large. 1t Is particularly
desired that the manufacturers be repre-
seated at to.morrow's meeting and take
part In the proceedings.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2C,-Coton dull ut 1l1tall Nc
futures barely steady; January l:e0c: February
ii 2fC; March l.3Sc: April l,42c; May lDJc; June
II CSC; July II.7ac; August eptemoer ll'sSc'
october I093e: November l0.1sc. a7
CISCrSxATi, Jan. 2S.-cotton In fair demand and
prices higher NJ 103Sc.
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nor.iord'l Aeld Pho.phato -Aldmlrablo Re.

DR.. ]. ]. Ryan, St Louis, No, says: II
invariably prescribe it in feYers: also in
convalescence from wasting and debili.
tating diseases, with admirable results. !
also find II 0 tonic to an enfeebled condi-
ton o. the genital oEgans.p TEhstY
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mrnn on ti,s nri.tol. y

gFun on the BristoW has always been
regarded as a very funny play, hut as it
was put on ut Charley shay's theatre last
night by the Reilly Comedy Company It
Is more side.splitting than over. It has
more fun ofthe uproarious kind to the
square inch than any other farce going; is
wei ected, and abundantly spfinkled with
brightmusieal selections, solos, quartettes
and choruses, exceedingly well sung. It
should have crowded houses every night
this week.. e7
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Closed By The sheriff.

The Arm Of j. Apologize { Son, we'll
known ple,chants in Wellsburg, doing a
good business tn dry goods and groceries,
have met with business reyeEs0s, and
their store was yesterday closed BY the
rheritf. The failure OF the house caused
general surprise, as 1t was supposed that 1t
was on solid basis and doing safe bust
ness. The assets and liabilities are not
known. $50
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CINCINNATI Jan. 26.-Elour strong; family s. iOa
90; ttliey q 29ai 20. wheatatrong; No. 2red SIC;
Corn IN good demand butAtlOwer rates; No. 2, $50,
Oats IN fair demand but at lower rates al sc Ryn
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GEO. II. Taylor opens the spring trade
with an entire new stock Of Handsome em-
broideries, French satteens in new and
choice designs, zephyr ginghanls, tricot
silks, black goods, &C., and invites the
ladies TO eau. For ocngeRjence these new
goods will be displayed In second stoey
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II the lawyer quoted above is right, the
act which proposes to remove the Capital
Of the State to Charleston on May LIST is
not a law. The only question Is, will
anybody test 1t?
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 26-Money easy at lal1E per.
EXCHANGE banIen' bills firm at sisi: demand
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A Cincinnati editor says he has seen a
petFiGed girl. a girl Is often petrifed on
suddenly meeting . great intelleet.-COa-
rter.lolrnal. -. ---- L--
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To.ylanr's COUNCIL MEgrIXd.

Tonight the Council will meet regular.
ly for the first time and a lively time is
anticipated. The offices enumerated by
the INTELII0EScER in an article published
saturday-about twenty-are 10 be filed
and the candidates are like the cobble
stones on the levec, not to be numbered.
They have been busy getting their work
in for the past three days and many a
Councilman wishes he had never been
born. There will be regular army Of
disappointed place seekers when to-nights
meeting is over. Sergeant Porter Smith
will present a list Of his deputies for con-
frmation and there will he,other metters
of interest that will probably come up.
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AII,.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock o full line Of the
aboye Jackets; also, IN extra heavy qlal.
IN for butchers, and q full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. q. HESS " SONS,
gIerchant Tailors and Gents Purnishsrs'
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A barry was born in cemetery at Mar
shalltown, Iowa, o short time ago, but
everywhere can be seen babies borne 10
the cemetery because mothers cruelty
neglect to procure DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
p sure cure Tor Group, colds and coughs,