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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02
A RELIC OF THE PAST.

Surgical Operations for the Care OF Piles
and Rectal Diseases no Longer Necossa-
ry-A Medical Discovery Which Will
Change the Treatment OF All Such Dis
HRBes.
Mrs, NJ. c. Huxley, Of col Mississippi
ST., indianapolis, was told by her ply
1t has long been thought not only by
come physicians. but by people in gen.
eral that the common, painful and eX-
ceedingly annoying trouble piles, was
practically incurable by any other
means than surgical operations and
this belief has been the cause OF years
OF needless suffering. because Of the
natural dread OF surgical operations
There are many salves, ointments
and similar remedies on the market,
which afford some relief in cases of
piles but the Pyramid Pile Cure Is the
only preparation so far introduced that
can be reliably depended upon to cure
to stay cured, every form of itching,
bleeding or protruding piles
slciaus that nothing but surgical OPP
GRAFTON costing between seven and
eight hundred dollars, could cure her
as she had suffered for fifteen years:
yet even in such a case as hers the Pyr-
amid pile Cure accomplished a COM
plete cure. She says; 81 knew an oper-
alton would be death to me and tried
the Pyramid with very little hope and
It is not to be wondered atthat / am so
enthusiastic ia rs praise"
Mr.. d. u. Reed, of South Lyons, Mich,
says / would not take $500 and be plac-
ed back where | was before 1 used the
Pyramid Pile Cure, suffered for years
and II Is now eighteen months since
used 1t and not the slightest trace OF the
trouble has returned.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold by
nearly oil druggists at so cents and 81
per package and as It contains no
opium. cocaine or other poisonous drug
can be used with perfect safety.
No one need suffer from piles in any
form who will give this excellent REM
cdy trial Send for book on cause
and cure of piles. sent free by address,
ing Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich,
formerly Albion, Mich)
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MARTINS FERRY.
lIaps aud aIi,haps tn the Thriving CITY
Aernss tho River.

A move is on foot to organize a joint
stock company to operate the West Vir-
glnia Glass Works, MARTINS Ferry, with
a capital stock of $4,000, The bond
holders Offer to put in the plant as STOCK
a. S25, 900, and a Pittsburgh firm has
agreed 10 take 5000 In stock, One Mar
tins Ferry firm promises to subscribe
s., 900 on certain conditions and num-
Der OF Martins Ferry business men have
already subscribed. All the business
men In Martins Ferry will be seen.
The starting Of the West Virginia
Glass Works would be a big thing for
Martins Ferry and 1t is earnestly hoped
that the effort viii be successful. The
new tin mills of the Laughlin Nall Com
pany has made a great difference In the
business IN Martins Ferry, the second
tin mill Of the Laughlin will do much
more for the town and the West Vir-
glnia Glass Works would mean much
more business. II the stock Is raised,
the glass works Will be put into opera
tlon as quickly as possible,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02
BELLA1RE BRIEFS.

Joseph II. Denham, prominent farm
err who was accused of dynamtting fish
in McMahon's creek. last June, in COM
pany with John Fulton, Is TO be tried
under the fish and game laws before
Squire Mason to-day. Fulton is-now at
Homestead, Pa, out Of the reach Of the
wardens.
Martin Cowen, the deputy food inspec-
tor, who has been stirring up things
along the river front for day or two,
went TO Cleveland yesterday, and Will
remain unhl the holidays.
Superintendent II. G. williams, of the
city schools, will deliver a lecture short
~ In the Second Presbyterian church, on
the STORY Of Helen Kellar." 1t is for
the benefit Of the church.
officer james $. johnson found the
oyercoats Of John l.. Sullivan and his at
tendant hid under an ash barrel, IN a
yard near the hotel from which they
were stolen,
DR.. Robert Nourse will tell why he Is
not an Inildel, in the First NJ. Il. church
this evening, and there IS no more enter
tanning lecturer than Dr. Nourse on the
platform,
The Mothers Club will meet this even
Ing In the parish rooms OF the Episcopal
church and Mrs. Sawyer will read a
paper on Boys"
The family Of the late DR.. Long re-
eeiYed about $50 as the result of the bene-
fit entertainment here Tuesday night.
The Gravel Hill social and literary
club VIII meet at the home of MIR. and
Mrs Gillcland to-morroW evening
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More people have hit the pipe" In
Wheeling than the best informed clt-
zen is aware of. They have been hit
ting 1t hard now for over week. There
Is no occasion, however, for morallzlng
on this state OF affairs, as the opium
habit when practlced on the Wheeling
order won't destroy the nerves, pro-
duce ennui, shatter memory or the 9TH
err faculties, Fitting pipe that reach
es from the roof to the ground Is good
exercise these cool nights,
1t may be an old gag 60 quietly give
your friend the tip that there's an
opium Joint In town, and then carefully
lead the way down the dark alley until
the rain conductor Is reached, Then a
peep around to see If the coast is clear,
Is next In order, and while all is still,
except for the beating Of Your eSpeetant
friends heart, the tall metal pipe glis-
tening In the moonlight against the
brick wall, becomes the Mecca of the
opium fiend. Another "Hush" and You
nit the pipe with your knuckies.
That is all, but It hurts your friend
lust q little 10 get the laugh from the
gang on the other side of the alley.
The rush since Sunday evening is par
alleled only by that to the Kiondike IN
warm weather. Nearly every man that's
on the streets after dark has been taken
In. All were anxious 10 View the luXur-
ious furnishings Of al opium den, and
their feelings may be imagined when
confronted by an old rusty pipe, devoted
20 carrying the rains from the roof.
Now that nearly everybody's "on" Il
is a common thing 10 hear, mo, they did
not fool me. | was going there, but
didn't go" That's all right, but they
went just the same.
The famous pipe" Is located In Alley
b., between Fourteenth street and AL
ley 10. Any old pipe would do for the
purpose but this one Is In demand, The
crowds that were taken in last night
exceeded those Of Monday and Tuesday
night, and the good work will go on as
long as the raw material Is on hand, IL
was amusing at first 10 hear an indlg-
nant citizen, who had gotten Whisper
of such resort starting up IN Wheel.
Ing, remark; II think the police should
break 1t up. The idea-an opium joint
In this city! 1t should be rooted out OF
eXistencei" /,
The orlglnators have had barrel OF
fun at the expense OF sundry staid per-
sons. who dislike beng fooled, and as
limited IN the Intelligence a few days
ago, all aurea that Wheellng's joint IS
singular TO others in having a metal
pipe equipment. But, as someone had
IL, "a little nonsense now and then, IS
relished by the best of men,"
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THE FIRST REHEARSAL.

The first rehearsal last night for the
minstrel show 10 be given by the young
ladies for the benefit of the town clock
fund, was successful one, Sister
Way Back" win make a speech on the
Rights of Women" Sister Dew Ham
mer VIII render a banjo solo, Sister Cal
llmul will do the ventriloquist feats, Sis
ter Hard Scrabble win play violin solo,
Sister Lucy Jones will do The corn dance,
the two and one-half Soaptown Sisters
VIII do song and dance, Small Package
win do speclaltles, the Buckeye Quar-
tette will sing and there will be cake
walk. The entertainment VIII conclude
with nigh, scenes in Martins Ferry's
DarktOwn,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Perhaps no actor who has appeared in
Wheeling ever occupied a more exalted
position than does Mr.. Charles coghlan,
who IS to present his new romantic COM
edy drama THE Royal Box" at the
Opera House on Saturday evening. For
twenty years he has been recognized
both In this country and in England as
one Of the foremost English speaking
actors on the stage His name mas never
been identified with failure since he made
his first appearance In America at Daiy's
theatre, New York, In Money" IN 1875.
His engagement here Is aatterlng to the
intelligence OF the theatre goers. and the
public should give him the welc6me he
SO richly deserves.
For more reasons than one Is the en-
gagement deserving OF most liberal pat
ron1ge. Mr.. Coglan's support includes
the nameS OF many OF the most promi-
nent leading ladies and gentlemen before
the footllghts, Edward j, Radcliffe was
for two years leading man OF the New
York Lyceum Theatre Stock Company
one season leading with 1.-THE Sporting
Duchess" iast season leading man I'm
New York and Boston with Charles
Frohman's 1.-TWO Little Vagrants;" Mrs.
Louise Thorndyke Boucieault needs no
introduction-her greet beauty and high
standing as an artistic is well known
Grace Filklns Is the original Nell" in
James A. Herne's Days Theatre, New
York, production of Shore Acres" and
was for several seasons leading lady for
Rosina Yokes; Albert Brining has been
leading man for Booth, Barrett, Mod
5eska and Robert Manteii; Charles Stan
ley was the original and for three years
played Napoleon" IN Hvyts "A Milk
White Flag" Mr.. Coghlan's company
embraces six OF the highest salarled arl-
lists in the profession.
THE Royal Box" with idenlcaIiy the
same company and production. begins
an indefinite engagement at Wallack's
Theatre, New York, December ~.
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OIL CTTY-River feet 10 inches and
falling Weather cloudy and cold.
WARREN-.Rive feet Showing and
cold.
and falling. Weather cloudy and
threatening James G, Blaine and Flor
ence Belle down Thursday; Adam
Jacobs and Nellie Hudson up.
MORGANTOWN 'aet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear ard
cold.
REPRESENTATIVES, feet and
falling.
falling at the dam. Clear ard colo
Observation-Disclosures feet y
inches and falling. Weatlicr clear ana
cold. Passed up-Goldcn rod, Boaz'
John Moran, Ed Robet.s, John W.
Allies, Fred Wilson, Valiant, Ben Hur'
Passed down. C. Rlaht., Little Fred
Fred Wilson, Pacific No. 2. Cruiser
Robert Jenkins, Wilmot, Hornet NO. z,
Joseph Walton. Queen City
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river IL feet
and falling. Weather cloudy, with mer-
curry at 30. Passed down'-kanawha.
Passed up II, X. Bedford and A.gand'
Passed down with coal--John Wood,
Alice Brown, James Moran, John Nor"
en-, Enterprise, Acorn passed up Win
emptles. Little Hanawha falling. Lo-
calls on time,
POINT PLEAsANT-Riycr 1913 feet
and rising. Cloudy
CtNClNNATl--Rlver l2 feet and Sis
CAlRo-Rlver . feet Clear and
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Tnn n1MnTALL1sr ApPEARs.

The Ohio BImctallgt, the new paper
printed and edited by Col c, l., Poor
man, and devoted to the raliaay of iG TO /,
made tn appearance yesterday II Ia a
nicely printed paper, with a tasty head
Ing, but being devoted to an issue that
received such a death blow reminds one
Of the puzzled pedcamcm Of the minis
tor who WAS called upon Ia cay some
thing at tho funeral Of q man who had
the reputation Of being very worldly
The minister had resolved to never say
anything bad OF the dead aud he cons1lod
the frIeuds with the rcmarlS that che
deceased made u beautiful corpse" The
Bimclalllgt In q handsome paper and the
colonel can edit Il well,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02
"A HOT OLD TIME.

The Rays, in Edgar Selden's latest
farce. "A Hot Old Time" will he the
attraction at the Grand tho FIRST half Of
next week. 1t Is one OF the best artorts
of an exceedingly bright writer hut
like all farce comedies It requires the
services Of bright people to make II
thoroughly enjoyable. The Rays, john
ny and Erma, have surrounded them
selves with some Of the best people in
the vaudeville business. including Bcr-
nard Dyllyn; the Washburn Sisters;
John c. Leach; Josie Clahln; Pearl Al
exander, and many others, This comedy
has coherent plot that is well carried
out, and contains many humorous incl
dents and complications. The fun Is
clean md BRIGHT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02

A young Grcck named Thompson
clopoi from Slstcrsyllc, with Syrian
gri mined Mary Sable and stopped here.
Thompsun went TO 81. Clnlrsylllc 10 pro-
euro a marriage license and While he
was gone The GIRLS father landed IN town,
lie laid the case before the mayor The
glrl was located and taken TO the mayors
office. She IL only fifteen years Of age,
her fothcr nye sho Gays Fhe to clgn.
Thompson was NJ 81 ColHvllla, u telc.
phone mcAlgc to MoHhal Bnhrn, who
was also there on other business, landed
ThompFon The marriage Ia m Mr mo
present aud the XIII returned to HlslctS-
vile with her father yesterday evening,
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THE RIVER.
rrsrrnnAY,s DEPARTURES.

Charleston. .KANAWHA,' $50 G. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUH, 4 > IN
Sistersville RUTH, $3.50 p. VI.
Clnrington. LEROY, 1870 y. M.
Steubcnyille. II. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
PITT sburrh. II. X. BEDFORD. $3.50 .. M
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, s a. m.
Pnrkersbnrg .ARGAND. u o, ~,
Matnmoras. LEXINGTON, II q. m.
Sistersyille. RUTH. $3.50 p. M.
Clarlngton.. LEROY, $3.50 p. M.
Pittsburgh, d.. LORENA, Q. m.
steubenville.. n. NJ. BAYNE. ESQ p. m,
boats LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, & n. M.
Parkersburg BEN HUR, IL Il. M
slstersvllle e.. RUTH, $3.50 u. m
CIarIncton. LEROY, $3.50 p, m.
SteubenYllle. n. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. M
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A BENEFIT CONCERT,

The Elyslan Theatre was well filed
last night at the benefit concert given by
the Junior American Mechanics band,
assisted by Heatherlngton and Hackett's
bands. quite a nice sum of money for
the benefit of needy strikers OF the steel
workers was realized and the following
programme, in addition to the music by
the bands was given:
Overture" Broadway Types. .........
................By Jr. o. y. A. NJ Band
Vocal Solo-'Life's Shadows and Sun
shine ............By Miss Anna Kunkle
Violin Solo; .:......;....;. Miss Fern Myers
Oyerture-'ForGe in the Forest" 80.
....................".B BY Haekett's Band
Vocal Duet-"Fly Away Birding" -.
.................By Misses Carrie Myers
and Anna Schramm
Plccolo Sclo-"The Minstrel Boy"
,,.,.,,.,,,,.,,...,...By Braun Porterheld
Selection-"El Captain" .........,.,.."..
..........,....By Heatherlngton's Band
Vocal Solo-"Dream OF My Boyhood
Days. .....,.......m.By John Lappert
Plano Solo-"La Corslcalne" .............
..,.,,.,..,,.,..,..,B by Mrs Rose Thomas
Baritone Solo-"Estella Polka" ..u....
...,......,......By Ham Heatherlngton
Glove Contest-SIx three-minute rounds
....".."Charles Och and James Duffy
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BELLA1RE.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass city.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass city.
At the steel works they have made
flfty-onc heats OF n turn. the highest
number ever reached. The heats are
not as large as some former ones, but
the smaller ones are made as a trial of
quicker handling OF the machinery,
cranes, etc, and these experiments as
slst In famlllarizlnE the men with the
various workings. The additional crane
to assist In handling ingots Is now fin
ished and part Of II has arrived. AS
soon as this IL put zip one crane will place
the ngots in the pits while the other will
work exclusively or removing the hot
ones to the rolls, thus facilitating the
work wonderfully. Gradually the old
men are getting places about the mill
and when It Is on full nearly all Of them
will be employed.
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along the river, and they can afford 10 q
it this winter, as all the men are en-.
ployed about the mills. 1t will no. b
strange IL a building boom follows Ii.
opening Of spring.
Favorable weather Is being taken al
vantage of at the Riverside coke pIas
and the large force of workmen Is k.t
steadily at work. A derrick was eress
yesterday TO haul up building matefa-
Harry Lorlng, the boy shot accldena.
ly by playmate recently, is entirely n.
covered.
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"a coNrENrGD woMAN."

AT the Opera House next Wednesday
evening. theatre-goers Will have an
opportunity of witnessing for the Sec
ond time in this city the latest and
most successful comedy from the pen of
Americas greatest playwright, Charles
Hoyt, "a CoRtented Woman" IS the
title of the new piece and it has, ac-
cordlng to all reports proven to be the
greatest financial success of this popu-
lar authors career. The scenes OF the
play are laid in Denver during an ex-
citing political campaign, In which wo-
men take part. Belle Archer. as the he
rolne, runs for the mayoralty on the
womens suffrage ticket against her
husband, Democratic ring" politi-
clan. husband and wife agree not to
let politics interfere with their personal
relations. The husband is choleric and
fiery; the wife cool and collected, shows
the ability of an old campaigner, She
wins. after turning one OF his own po-
ltical tricks to her own ends, and beat
ing him BY him own plot. The play was
one OF the big New York successes and
Is described as Hoyts best effort In
comedy writing. The dialogue. It's said,
is bright and sparkling, full of brilliant
satire against the way men conduct
popular" elections.
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pRoIEcroscopE COMPANY.

The audience at the Grand Opera
House last night was not as large as the
attraction merlted. The projectoscope
pictures were revelation 10 those
whose only knowledge of this wonderful
invention has been CLEANED from publish
ed descriptions. The views embrace a
variety of subjects, some o; them at a
very laughabe nature. The pictures of
the inaugural parade. the procession
and manouvers OF New York recuient,
and an express train moving sixty
miles an hour, were especially pleasing.
Mr.. Rurton's illustrated songs we're
generously applauded, Professor Zera,
q prestIdigltaterer. who was born In
Wheeling, and who has been before the
paSiic twelve years. made his first ap-
pearance here, and created a sensation
by his feats In magic. The projectos2ope
company will remain during the week.
and should have crowded houses at
each performance.
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The Queen City is this mornings pack
ot for Cincinnati
The marks at 6 p. m. showed 10 feet ,
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy and
cold.
The Pacific No. at p. m. and the
Robert Jenkins at 8 p. M, passed down
with coal yesterday
The valiant at a. M. Fred Wilson, at
10 a. IN. and the Maggie at . p, M, passed
IN with emptles wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02

A large audience witnessed the Dew
IFS Auction" at the Opera House last
night, and was well pleased with an
old favorlte in new attire The special
ties were splendid, feature OF which
was the dancing, and the best ever
seen in a local theatre The entire
company was good, and should draw
large audiences all along the road.
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IN Is tngg 10 catch cold and Just m
easy To got rid OF It II You commence
entry tn uHc one Minute Cough cure II
cures coughs, colds bronchitis, pnou.
monn md nil tmront and mnu trou.
blgs I, IN pleasant to tiltc, safe 10 use
ana sure 10 curr Chnrrs H. Goethe,
MARKET and Twelfth streets, Chatham
Sinclair. Norly-HlNti mud Jacob streets,
4 ~ scnrchic, No 60i MINI ptrcrtj Fix.
Icy Bros, Penn aud Hanu streets, Bow.
10 & Goa Bridgeport. 0
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Tho best salvc In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum,
Foyer sores, Tctlor. Chnppcd Hands,
CAillhlalus Carus, and all Skin Erup.
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required II IL guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Prcc % cents per box. For Bnlo by Lo-
guu DRUG ca,
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The school board paid the teachers
their regular monthly salaries yesterday,
They also granted the use OF the school
hall for the civil service examinations
Saturday and selected Mrs. Anna Kline
as janitor OF the Belmont building.
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BENWoon.
News liens from tho Lively Industrlnl
TnNyn


The purchase Of the grounds on Ken
lucky Heights" has given rise to guess
Ing similar TO that INDUCED in about the
time the Rlvcrslde.s mysterious plant
first came into public notice. The diner
ent theories as to what company ia the
purchaser We're published In the Intelli-
gcncer few weeks ago, but none has
been accepted yet az the real thing. The
new bridge first started the bail a-roll-
INF" and the new bridge by the wayslc
seems to have fallen Tor this year az
least,
There has never been such a demand
for houses as Is In evidence in Bonwo5d
at present. The majority want three
roomod houses, and the demand fnr OK
ceeda the supply. The cool weather Ia
llNlng some to leave the housebo1ta
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LEAvi9NWOnTtf, Knus., Dnc, ia
victorian named Patrick Carr was found
dead to-day In u bath tuh at the sol.
dlcrs homo. the naRh no badly cooked
that Il dropped from the behes, The
surroundlngH tended Ia show that no
had committed Huiclde ny jumping into
tho tub " hot water Ito was married
10 a young woman and IL said to have
had domeBtlp Troubles
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LOCATED HERE.
John Mccormick, Jr., of Meridian,
Located in this City
BY CHIEF OF POLICE BENNETT

YESTERDAY AFTERNooN-sAYs
HE WILL REMAIN HERE UNTIL
HIS FATHER COMES FOR HIM,
HE WASN'T AWARE THAT HIS
RELATIVES WERE ENGAGED IN
A sEARcE-THE FATHER IS
EXPECTED TO COME TO
WHEELING IN A FEW DAYS.
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SUPPER bazaar. homemade can.
dies and refreshments nj the t'nllo1
Presbyterian church, Friday evening
gYpper, rs aoh,e,
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Thompson went to Wheeling to remain
with friends. They'll be married bye
and bye,
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MANY TAKEN IN.
Curiosity ImpelIs Quite a Number
to "Hit the Pipe
A METALLIC PIPE IN AN ALLEY

DESIGNED TO CARRY WATER OFF
A ROOF, HAS SUDDENLY BE,
COME THE MECCA OF OPIUM
FIENDs-THE HOAX AS Sue
cEssFuL AS WAS THE FAMOUS
MGINTY. LONG SINCE DEcEAs-
ED-THE JoKERs ARE HAVING
THEIR INNINGS,
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TiiE nnENr, tp bc given nj AItrnhcini.
DrCOmhOr =, VIII be- ono of tln most Mt
irhOtlvn plhUpN OnN onn visit 10 lay In a
Alnnh Of ChllaLhIhN nrnAahla.
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CAsTo17IA.

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