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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Waiter lat club restaurant Ready with
your order, sab?
City sportsman back from weeks fish
iug)-Giye me some fish; Pm tired to
death OF other things
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

as-.orEvsroNpEScE CONTRASTING IMPORTANT
,-ry.. SOLICITED rGos EvEKY PART OF THE SUR
BOUNDING COUNTRY. ,.,
r,.r,,..l communications viii not be returned
miles accom- panied by sufficient postage.
srarru. OF the denomination OF two cents anu
e.s accented for amounts less than one uollat.
TuF REG rsTER rrhrCcuC ts stterG. t1i,l01si
L. e...e-.l n ~ PlyoHcs " Wheeling, W. VA 0s
SECOND Class r.ca.r.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

srur MYSTERY OF DEADMAN's
FLAT "A romantic story OF the far
Wet. Will begin in next Sunday :
REGISTER"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
His Christian Name.
SmTr.Hs Journal

"What is your Christian nams?' asked
the Judge, absent mindedly, Of the prison
er at the bar.
Solomon Issacs GriefeDstine, your hon
or, was the prisoners reply.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
a Sensitive soul,

waiter, a beetsteak-but not a small
one; am so terribly nervous that every
little thing upsets me-"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Ex.CoNGREssolAN BEATTY is the hrs'
prominent Oaio Republican to Jump Win
both feet upon FORAKER. Next
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

AN ALBANIA lady has become stone
blind from snake bite. This Is TenarkA-
bic, although We have heard Of gentlemen
becoming sione-buad-drunk fscm snake
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
Early In the Morning.
Munsey's W'tckly.

Old gentleman lat the head of the
s,sirs)-Hern, amt it Gettin' pretty late?
Fanuie-Ol, no, father dear, it's hardly
light yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Monday evening. He has also accepted
an invitation to pay his official visit to
wellsburg Lodge, No. ., on Monday, July
Sth
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Col MUrDooN is certainly the champ
ion brute tanner Of the age
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yes
terday made a five cent reduction on grain
rates from Chicago to Baltimore and Phila-
delphia This has raised kick to the
effect that il is ruinous to the railroads.
Ifitis ruinous the B. * o. need be the
only sufferer by its own act since the
other roads can let it have all Of this
..ruinous' business. The truth is' the b
so would not make the cut if it could
not carry the freight at the reduced rate at
a profit This being the case it serves to
show that competition is necessary to brig
the railroads to the scratch. It also fur
tbsr demonstrates the fac, that the Eastern
and Western pools are buTsted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

"A SOUND MIND IL ASOONO BUD l.
The great prize fgbt between JOHN L.
Sullivan and JAKE KILRAIN, which is
billed to take place tomorrow, has crea-
ted sudden interest in athletics among
people who ordinarily do not give the
subject a thought This is well, and II
the performance Of these two splendid hui
man brutes serves the purpose Ofadvancir 9
the cause Of physical culture, they will
have performed a great service to the
world.
The Popular Science Monthly for July
contains an article by FRANCES EMILY
warrr. NJ. D., entitled Muscle and
Mind. " which is likely to cause surprise
BY the influence upon the character and
intelligence which the writer attributes to
the exercise of the body. She aTst at
tennis to demonstrate deductively that
the exercise Of the muscles necessarily in
wolves exercise Of their associated regions
in the central nervous system, and that
voluntary movements at least require the
activity OF certain areas Of the BRAIN
that the systematic and regular
use Of the voluntary muscles Of the body
must have an important influence on the
development Of the brain, and hence also
Of the nd, Of which the brain is the
orean: that the muscles play a role in the
development. of mind similar 10 that
which belongs to the other special sense
orgaus-the eye, the ear, etc.
DR.. WmrE proceeds to strengthen her
case by citing experimental proofs. She
tells. with the aid of photographs, how Dr.
SEGrIS developed the mind Of an idiot
child by training FIRST the hands and then
tie ewes. the Will Of the child having, to
start With, almost no control over the
members. A still more interesting demon
stration Of the authors theory she finds In
the else Of twelve inmates Of the Elmira
Rsformatory, on whom the resident ply
stefan tested themerits Of physical culture.
They were a very unpromising lot, morally
and Intellectually, and for two years had
made no spprecia6le progress in
school work. One could rot read
or write, and the best Of them
were stranded upon the shoals Of
rudimentary arithmetic" The doicor
went at them with Turkish and other
baths, massage, gymnastics, snd a special
diet. Oae seems to have died during the
course OF the experiment, but nine OF the
remaining II had az the end OF five months
risen from the third or refractory to the
intermediate grade of the institution, the
other two having maintained their original
standing there. The average marking for
stop work, school work, and conduct had
previyusly been 46 per cent During the
experiment, shop work was discontinued
and their school work, previously the low,
est OF all, rose to "A per cent, their con-
duct improving at the same rate. For the
six months after the experiment ceased
their average in the three departments
was II per cent. as compared with the
original as per cent. At the end Of this
per.od six Of the men had reached the
fret grade in school work, and the Others
promised TO DO so sOor. Physically their
Improvement was very msrked, IN manual
labor the advance was least pronounced,
but the mental and moral development
was almost beyond belief. The inquiries
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
To Stop Chewing Gum in school

n. Is. I'm dNttftc4t 4tl-t.I.
Mix little soap with the gum and re-
quire the pupils to chew altogether for a
little while. Give fair warning: then treat
every offender alike. Probably one dose
will break it up in school, If the pupilsale
assured that you are in earnest and will
give them soap every time they forget and
clip the horrid stuff in their mou;hs
have tried this with primary pupils. !
cannot speak OF it's value with older pu-
pills large enought to resist authority. Tbs
depends upon the teachers discipline.
UNTIL the blood is cleansed Of impur
ties, it is useless to attempt the cure Of
any disease. Rheumatism, which is tfao-
able to al acid in the blood, has teei
cured, in numerous cases, by the use
Ayers Sarsapsrilla, external treatme'.
being ofno avail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
4 BEArTIFUL VALLEY.

Snss, an eating station 9s5 miles, is in
a beautiful and fertile valley in high
state OF cultivation, and contains large
-four mills. In the valley about Irspusto
snd Salamanca strawberries are said TO be
almost in perpetual season, and the fneat
perhaps ia the world. Hundreds of bask-
els, holding about gallon each Of these
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
Ell PASO TO MEXICO.
A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WONDERFUL
SOUTH.
Described by an Old Oiizsn Of this Vicinity-Ths
Beautiful Mexican Vallsy-Ils People, Pro-
ducts, Manners and Customs.
Special Correspondence otAe Sunday Register.

Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
On THE ROAD, Ell PAsO TO MEXICO,
June 29.-As there were so many of my
old Benwood friends asked me to write
them in regard to the country in Mexico
/ thought it good idea to let them all
hear from me at one time through the col
umns of that good and reliable REGISTER,
which they all read so much.
A large crowd Of Ell Paso citizsns Of
evory class assembled st the depot to bid
this frat distinctly Texas excursion
into Mexico. Jaurez turned cut a
large contingent to mingle their
adieus with those of their Ell Paso
neighbors. The Mexican custom official
passed through the train and looked into
each PERSONS grip, pasted on their custom
houss tag and left the train, which pulled
out at p. m. May amid deafening
cheers from the excursionists. Some China
men added their good wishes by exploding
several of their big pastebOard bombs with
desfenirg report. "SOmonauk" and Sem
mole" were the names Of the two grand
Pullmans assigned 10 the party to be their
home and abode for the fifteen days during
the round trip, both provided with every
comfort and convenience of modern travel
and each provided with a polite and
attentive porter. There were twenty
three telegraph operators and fifty other
good and lively people, including thir-
teen ladies assigned two to each lower
berth, one to each upper and four to each
ladies' dressing room. The party had d.
vided themselves up into messes who had
berths and lunch bsskets, together all
"optics" were now kept peeled" and
peering from the windows and platforms
to catch every glimpse possible Of this
wonderful land of God aud Liberty" as
night was fast approaching The moons
soft and beautiful light carried the close
observations far into the night before Mar
phens could conquer curiosity and put us
sll to sleep in our coy berths. After leav-
ing that earthly paradise, among the Vir
ginia farms, gardens and orchards, about
Juarez in the Rio GrNnde valley we came
on desolate table land almost devoid o.
both vegetable and animal life. The dust
was rather disagreeable and the principal
objects of interest-the mountain chains
on either side which extended through
the greater portion of the journey varying
greatly at times in distance end in height,
and forming link of the great American
chain of Sierra Madre (Mother Saw go call
ed from the resemblance of the peaks to
the teeth Of great saw and called by diff
ferent names in the different counties
through which it extends in North and
South America.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

Wheeling Union Chapter, No. 1, hold
their monthly cOnyOcstion on Monday
evening, when work will be had in some
of the deg ees. A full attendance Of the
companions is desired at the meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
Blue LODGE

Bates Lodge, No. SO, will meet in
monthly communication on Tuesday even
ing. Work expected TO be had at that
time.
The Disiric. Deputy Grand Master Wis
tied officially Oslo Lodge, No, l, on last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
VARIOUS NEW.JERSEY TOWNS

ELIZABETH-Tho Street and Special Railroad
Committees Of the City Council held long conference
with representatives. OF tho Pennsylvania and Central
railroads Tuesday night regarding the abolition
Of grade crossings at Elizabeth. 1t finally
decided TO leave It 20 the two railroad companies to
decide upon plan that will be acceptable both. and
then present 1t to the city authorities for adoption
PATERSON.-A terrific cloud-blrst occurred hero
yesterday morning Streets washed out cellars
flooded and the sewers choked so that tho wator
spurcd ont Of the manholcs to a height of ten feet
on Hamburg-ayc. the sidewalks were washed away,
and woman swept several blocks toward tho
river before she was rescued by three men. In some
places tho water I'm the streets was four feet deep
Passaic City had similar experience.
Antonio Brcen died last night in consequence Of a
wound inflicted ten days ago by Joseph De Nova.
Brccn had been playing guitar at party IN the
Italian quarter and had ceased declaring no wanted
something 10 eat. De Nova ordered him TO 60 ahead
and when Brecn refused stabbed him with weapon
made out OF a paper file Dc Nova escaped and the
police have little hope of capturing him.
HOBOKEN.-A two-story frame building IN the
rear Of No. 204 Newark-st., which has been I'm an
unsafe condition for long time, collapsed ycster
day morning. The building was occupied by Robert
Anderson and his family. They at breakfast
when they heard the creadng of the timbers
and fastened to make their escape. Mrs Anderson,
with the baby in her arms, ont Of the door, fol-
lowed by Anderson and his daughter. They were
not injured The building settled down on one side
at an angle Of about 40 degrees The authorities will
have 1t torn down. Tho Rev. John
Rudolph. Of tho German Presbyterian Church Of Ellz-
abethpor. has received call to the pastOrate of the
German Evangelical Church Of this city, TO succeed
the Rev. John W. Frcund who forced by dis
sessions in the church to resign. Mr. Freund's
friends have organized new church, and services
viii be held in odd Fellows Hall on Sunday.
HACKENSACK.-Thcre has been no now bank hero
for nine years. Three failed at that time. One was
opened yesterday for business with capital of $40,
GOO The present Surrogate Of Bergen County, David
A. Pcl IS president, and Howard Terhune cashier.
william Walter Phelps United States Minister to
Germany, IS heavy stakeholder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
JERSEY CITY.

The unusual pressure caused by the heavy rain
this morning made break in the MONTGOMERY st.
sewer near the CornelisOn- bridge. column
Of water was thrown into the air TO the height
Of about ten feet and carried with it paving stones
and earth
Garrett A. Hobart, chairman Of the Republican State
Committee has issued call for tho primaries to
elect delegates to the State Convention which will be
held in Trenton Tuesday, September II.
John Mastcrson age thrty-four, sailor the
schooner Lucy VI. Coffin lying at Erie Railroad Pier
s. was struck by locomotive at the Provost-st
crossing Of the Eric Railroad yesterday and instantly
killed.
crematory will be established at the Weehawken
Cemetery. The burying ground is oyercrOwded in
portions. and it decided two years ago to form
an association 10 found crematOry. The home of the
superintendent stone castle, will be utilized for
tho purpose, and the necessary alterations arc now
being made.
The recent mysterious death OF several COWS which
had been pastIring in some lots near the foot Of
Dcy-st has been investigated by Chief Hauck and
some Of his suborddnates in the Bureau of Animal
Industry. They found that the cows were poisoned
by the refuse from Anthony 81 Co.'S chemical works
in Dcy-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Coma friends Of cv-Ae-cssOr Joseph Smlth caipeu
49, E,avor Ctapin Yesterday. and urged the appoint
,aar+ ~ Mr. smith as an assessor next month "ieh
tLc terms Of D. :. Anot and b. W. wilson eNpi'g'
The trial Of a British seaman. named fc'cr ~
To-, no murder Of Chief Officer Hertz, or INC sIrd'
Worord in a Cuban port was begun IN the uni.gu
etotcs Court Yesterday. The Cuban authorities r.
t,eo1 n tr, fho man. Captain ". H. Marshal' %
Tho Nrarapd testified to Lynchs behavior. ana 10 'Io
foct mat Hertz was taking Lynch to the lore0as"o "
mt him IN irons when ne was stabbed
Tho rroollvn police baseball nino VIII pay inc
veyvyorl postofIce nine at Washington ram d.
p. m. to-day. ~ -. t,ort
william Mcbride ACC twenty-five. OF No -" ~
s+ fell into gasoline tank at the 1907 Oh DIoo"5''
% A. works Of the Ncw-NOrk Dycwood COMPANY "
to-day afternoon and su,Iocaied. lie lei' no
family. r., ,,r,o.
suit 70 recover $4,000 as damages Tor ny -
rccoved by the running away Of horse bciohEinS 10
FdvarI Amman has been begun in behah OF 'cprEo
NcCann. n goodman employed by Mr. AMMAN aealns'
Andrew Mowblay, a llveUman, of no 253 echorincr-
hoIn-st. 49,, :.
No less than thirteen husbands were airalEn,l W.
fore Police Justice Ghc ycsthriay for abandoning
and falling 10 support their wives -,
Mrs Maud Crane q drcs5makcr IN soutl Broohiyn
bos tco-n n suit AGAINST the Manhattan ElcVatcd Ian
,oa5 COMPANY 10 recover 5000 as damas's because
sio was not allowed 10 board train WIN h'r uo-
Tho cor1panv SAYS that its rules forbid dogs III INC
cars and Mr. Crane alleges that rs she was ano"eu
~ nrrcbase and deposit ticket she was entitled 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Repubican State Committee reorganization FIJI"
Avenue Hotel noon.
Monmouth Park races 80 p. m ,,,. ocroo
EEL ~ Estimate and Apportlonment Mayors once
p. m. . ..,, ,,...,o,., ,raotinr
Actors Reporters baseball match New fo'o O'ou'u'
$3.50 p. n , MIA Trinity Chanel
10 a. m. 49,,
Dock Commissioners meeting. . , . - y,
prouery-owners' meeting. Hotel MafDorouEn, " pcmh
Grounds Cases Hotel 49,, ,,o~,,ner. Rand
WusIc In East River Park by 9th Regiment D'"''
YIN Assembly District Republican Reorsaliz''O"
.co,,roittoe No 1913 West Houston-st, . D. Ih W.
Ancient Order OF HibeInans' picnic 'on'S ''
afternoon and evening.
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fit and passengers to Z I.err & Co. Arrived tho

with frt and passengers Ierr & Co Arrived at tho
b mer Ralanta OBJ Cook Montego Bay via Port Maria
steamer Albert lNor, Teefsen Baracoa days. with fruit
10 steamer chweigaard Or Hansen, Baracoa days. with
ea 40 III or BenseD BaracOa days. with fruit to
Steamer via Havana days Win %ase and
Steamer cOma Risk Galveston via Key West DAYS with
steamer Yemassee Fernandina days via Whining
to enSnai isr C6icord Calcutta lis with mdss
to sS eHaies fr Andre Aaarius LOG days with
t1i,euhorst & Coz vessel to master
10 R Bstol rI Lawrence London 40 days. with mdss
TO order vessel to snow Burgess: o -
wd BrT 10 order vessel to F c Elliott.
sUSsET-At sandy Hook VIVA Light Sc; fogsy. Atcv
Island wind light. SsW; raining.
CLEARED.
Steamer wensleydae (Brl Caull Hu-simpson, spence
Steamer state of Georgia (Br Noodle. Glasgow-Auss
Steamer State OF Alabama tBr. Lewis Glasgow-Ausia
steamer CRYSTAL OBJ STANDARD. LeithsmpsOn. spenceA
1ncr Hammona Ger, Kuhowein Hamburg via south
sRPs1ner WSommen Ger. schAefer Bremen-GOeDes
STEAMER OLDHAM Dtch Baker. ROtterdamFunch Edys
Steamer Rocklght (Br Parton. Eoterdam-H surzOurg
steamer Niagara Hansen. Havana and Mexican por''IH
s m" Bermuda (Br) Fraser. wndward IslandsA
steamer Sivo tBr Williams Port au Primes. &c-Pm For
steamer Marlborough DID, Fraser Fort An'ono-bos"n
steamer Dorian (Br MoFarlane Kingston HendersonBTos
steamer schweigaard (Norl, Hansen, IloAra-GOmeL %
PtarsllL , ,. c.,.,,oh +, III >rolorv A 10
Steamer civ of Augusta Fisher. sayannah-R l. Walker
Steamer Wyanoke. BOaz Norfolk and hichmond-Od Do
steamer + W Bruno. LOWS. Baltimore-H Foster. .
steamer Commonwealth. Van hlrk Pmladelphia-Hooer~
King. - - - r.-.,.., rr,.,,,o nan
ship sierra Nevada (Br). McWhnnie. bombay Brueen
may. $780,, ,.-., ,.,.. a rou....
Bark Hatfed (Br), Hatfield. Dublln-Snow d Burgess.
SAILED.
steamers city Chicago and The Queen for Liver
pool Italia Hamburg; Elder Bremen Pennand Antwerp
Niagara Barracuda Mediterranean ports Eastgae
Grande, Galveston; New York New Orleanv
city Augusta. Savannah Myanoke Richmond w Bruno
Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug ls-Arrved. steamer Arizona tBrf
~ Liverpool, and procecis
J ed
/ from NcW-Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
LONG ISLAND

NEWTOWN-Charles +. Lorraine, the actor.
the complainant yesterday I'm Justice Shoppers court
against william Canada whom he charged with
Sault Canada Is an old man, who keeps a
small farm adjoining Mr. LOrralne's residence. near
this village Tho cows have been a great annoyance
to Mr.. Lorraine, and fcw days ago he was remon-
stratng with their owner, whom he threatened with
a suit for damages. when tho old man struck him
hard blow the head with hoe. The hearing was
adjourned until Friday
CRFFNPOINT Tho stockholders Of the Sterling
OIL Company are jubilant the favorable result
of what promised to be a long and bitter litigation.
The case which tho Sterling OF Company won
the suit against the Pacific GuanO Company OF Boston
Tho defendants gave up the SUIT. and yesterday the
victorious oil company received from tho assignee and
creditors of the Pacific Guano Company the full amount
In dispute, $4,000.
ROCKAWAY-A trial of the unexcelled life saving
rocket was given near ROckaway yesterday Tho
new device IS similar 10 the present rocket and
tans two distinct bodies. The upper body
rocket to mako the ascension, while tho other acts
a buoy.
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Commis soner of Public
Works p. j. Harrigan has been called upon by the
Board Of Aldermen to account for four bids for re-
building a dock at Seventh-st. The Aldermen say
the Commissioner has not turned the bids over to the
City Clerk
JAMAICA.-Annie Wilde, the little daughter Of
Mrs. Frederic Wilde who lives on Johnston ave,l was
drowned in the cesSpool in the yard back of her
aunts home on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
,-n rran nr L rRrsT N DIAMoNDs.

diamond dealers in the tewelry district denied
yesterday The report that these precious stones hal
,een advanced in value 20 to % per cent since
April owing 20 the operations Of a London trust"
II had been stated that three London houses. Jules
porges ponato Brothers aud Julius Kohn hal bought
ND the worlds output Of diamonds, and were re-
srictng the quantity offered to dealers to suit them
selves.
For four or five years" said James NJ. Bloomfield
nj bloomfield & Oliver. 40. % John-st, " there has
been a cry which originates on the other side, that
diamonds are getting scarce and high. IL Is manly
owing to the desire of foreign dealers TO get rd OF
their surplus stock. Mr. Oliver sailed for Europe
on saturday 70 lay in a supply, and we have no fears
that be will not get all he wants stones OF the
average marketable value and Of medium price are.
n ANYTHING. cheaper than they were fOuf years
ago For superhne high class stones white or Dlue-
white stones OF four OF five carais. there j. brisk
demand and they may De somewhat higher because
thew are scarce. These London houses may try -
control the output, but they cannot Just as many
diamonds as ever are being found In South Africa.
brazil and india. aud the output is TO large Tor a
successful corner"
Other dealers in J0bn-st and Maiden Lane eX
pressed similar sentiments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
FIGHTING FOR 4 DENTAL BUSINESS.

a ease OF domestic incc!ty has come 70 light recently
trouoh the pccuiar manner IN which the dna business
has been carried on at Moismaans dental establishment
~ Tblrvfourthst and ThIdayc. Dr. George H.
Modcnana the apparent proprietor, has spent most OF
the past year 10 Davenport Iowa whore he's also mas
t -ncss but he left his wife IN h, city. Tho latter,
Catherine Molcmann, says She Is herself "cefthcd'
df,tt and asserts that she has always owned hnf-n-
t,e,t in the business found fault lately also
with the Of tho OF money given her AMI
she has accordingly attempted take ssion herself
Dr. H. 4 Lewis, VINO represents her husband, has
s.ted these attempts and the police have even been
called I'm once or twice. Dr. Modcuann himself was
finally tecglaphcd for and IL IS expected that he will
make some arrangement with his wife today Mean
time intending customers have been confronted with
var-ng factions operators anxious % attend 70 thsir
aching molars, and both sides have done moro less
bu.ucss.