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u SYNOPSIS.
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Your Kidneys Are OCT OF Order.
10 lest the Wonderful Merits of the Great rIodern
Discovery. =Doot
r-St =

a Sample Bottle Sent A
The way to be well is to pay attention
to your kidneys.
They are the most important organs
of the body-the blood filters.
All the blood in your body passes
through your kidneys once every three
minutes
The kidneys strain or filter out the
impurities in the blood-that is their
work
Purifying your blood is not ques-
ton of taking a laxative OF physic.
Does your blood run through your
bowels?
What the bowel-cleancr does is to
throw out the poisons confined in your
bowels ready for absorption into your
blood, but the poisons which are al
ready in your blood, causing your pres
cnt sickness. it leaves there.
There is no other way of purifying
your blood except by means of your
kidneys.
That is why bowel-cleaners fail to do
their work-they fail to help the kid
neys.
When You are sick. then. no matter
what you think the name Of YOUR dis
ease is. the first thing you should do is
TO afford aid to your kidneys by using
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the great
Kidney Remedy
In taking Swamp-Root you afford
natural help to nature. for Swami
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'SOlutely Free BY Mail.
and specialist. has attained n far
famed reputation through the discov-
cry and marvellous success Of Swamp
Root in purifying the blood and there
by curing chronic and dangerous dis
cases, caused by sick kidneys, of which
some OF the symptoms are given below.
Pain or dull ache in back or head,
rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness.
dizziness irregular heart slecpless-
ness, salIow complexion, dropsy. irrita-
bility, loss of ambition. obliged to pass
water often during the day. and { o getup
many times at night, and all kinds OF
kidney, bladder ard uric acid troubles
SwampRoot is sold by all dealers. in
tifty-cent or one-dollar bottles Make n
note of the name, SWAMP-ROOT. DIR.
ktlmer's Swamp-Root. and rememberi il
is prepared only by DR.. Kilmer q Co.
Binghamton, y. Y.
To prove the wonderful merits of his
great discovery he now offers to every
reader OF this paper a prepaid free
sample bottle of Swamp-Root. which he
Will send to any address. free by mail
y book about Health, Diet and Dis
ease as Related to your Kidneys and
giving some of the thousands upon
thousands of testimonial letters re-
ceived from the sufferers cured. also
sent free with the sample bottle.
The great discovery. Swamp Root. is
so remarkably successful that our
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ton Of seeing it/falI as desired
Without any further hesitation 1 put
my foot on theffungs and in minute
more was lying on my face behind the
parapet, and thanking God had made
the effort, for before me was a large
skylight, half open, from which / could
command "A Ifew Of the interior of one
room at least of the Toison dor, and
by which il might be possible to eff
feet an easy entrance. Before going
any further, however, I glanced round
me to see how the land lay and was de-
lighted TO find that | could not be OBJ
served from the opposite side OF the
street, as the portion of the house
was on was concealed from view by the
gabled roof. that rose about ten feet
from me, leaving me in "A sort Of long bal
cony. Now that think OF it this roof
must have been an aftcrthought on the
part OF the builders. Then | was but toe
thankful to find it existed. and had nc
time for reflections. by turning my
head / could see, too, that the high
wall that Shut in the mouth Of the pas
sage was evidently raised as "A barrier
between the street and the fossc which
took a bend and ran Immediately be-
low the wall. After lying perfectly
still for little, slowly pushed myself
forward until at last was beneath the
skylight and then raising myself eau
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The woman. however. here cut In and
explained that if IL was n lodging 7
needed they could accommodate me-
"All the more if YOU buy as well us
You do now, captain" said the man.
IL will sell you as cheap as you want
besides" | answered, but let me see
the rooms"
There is but one room, monsieur"
answered the woman, but il is large
and furnished" and then she led me up
the stairway. The room was certainly
large beyond the ordinary. but | was
disappointed beyond measure at find.
ing that it was at the back OF the house
and would prevent me from watching
who came in and out of the Toison dor
| objected TO the situation, saying thai
| wanted room overlooking the street
There is none" She answered. short.
ly, but if monsieur desires TO look Oh
the street he may do 50 from the win.
dow nt the end Of this passage"
She pointed TO a narrow passage thar
led from the door of the room TO a small.
hanging turrct, and from the archec
Windows of this saw that could SET
all wanted without being seen myself
The woman seemed to he of the same
kidney as her husband. and drove "a
close bargain. and after much pretend,
ed hagg.ns closed with her terms,
and arranged also for her 20 bring ma
my meals explaining that for the ncNl
week or 80 would stay indoors, as my
health was not good.
Il understand, monsieur" she said,
showing her teeth.
Then il is settled. and ! will step
down and bring up the doublct which
left in the shop" with these words |
counted out the rent and the money for
my board, coin Ivy coin, into her hand
as if each piece 1 disgorecd was my
last; and then stepping down. found,
rs expected, Pantin at the door.
The man was for ordering him away:
hut his wife insisted IN ma Iir,,r = ,,u,.
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Possible TO step out from the Tc!son
d'fkr on to the roof of the house / or
pied. it might be equallyrtasy to gnt
y ence into the Toison-TOr. Taking
MY sword / measured the distance CT
the ledge from the window sill, and
then. holding on TO the mullions by one
hand, stretched out as far as | could,
and found ] could just touch the top Of
the parnpet with the point of my blade
In short, the position was this: that. so
hard and smooth was the outside of the
wall il was impossible for anything,
save lizard, to get along il 10 the win
dow behind which / supposed madame
was prisoEPd, yet il was feasible, with
the aid OF IA rope thrown over the grin
ming head Of the gargoylc n little above
me, or else over the low battlCmcnt OF
the parapet, 30 reach the roof. and the
odds were in favor Of there I,,;rg some
sort of door or window that would
give ingress thence into the Toison
dOr. began after this TO be little
more satisfied with my quarters. and
determined to set about my cxplora-
tions about the dinner hour, when
most people would be within. and the
chance OF discovery reduced TO a mini
mum.
After allowing little time to elapse
I descended to the shop and began care
lessly running my eyes over the mis-
cellaneouS collection of articles there
in. The fence followed me about, now
recommending this thing and now that.
At last ] saw what looked to he ball
OF rope lying in corner and covered
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. by LongmanS


SYNOPSIS.
D'Rurac. commanding outpost where
kcene Is laid. tells the story De Gomcron
4, temporary command. appointed 10y
h Rome to examine into charge
d'Auriac Nicholas. "A sergeant.
a man and woman. from kings
lie Fcr. prisoners. ID Auriac.
insulting manner OF de Gomcron
oman. strikes him. duel follows
hers escape. Duel Is interrupted
ance OF de Rome. and d Auriac H.
i'll hang IL found alive at close
rs battle. Riding over field next
lac finds Nicholas. victim OF de
malice. in imminent danger OF
releases him from awful pre-
After battle In which King
-erly routs de Rones forces
wing severely wounded. sees two
fON1~ wing through the darkness rob
hing hid bodies OF the dead and wounded.
They fld golden collar on de Leyva's
corpse. hnd Babette stabs Maugiuot cher
naFtner) TO gain possession. Henry with
seiinue. among whom is fair prisoner who
ta escaped from lie Gomeron and d'Ayeu.
n sutor rides over the field Madame
kscues d'Auriac. and afterwards visits him
ny in hospital. Here he learns his friend
heiress OF Bidache. When well enough
Is taken to her Normandy chateau.
nee te learns from Maitre Palm.
chaplain. the king Is about To
Ter 10 marry d'Ayen He sets out
Flcques, his knave, for Paris. TO
thts marriage. Delayed at Ely. ne
upon Nicholas, his old sergeant.
20 de Gomeron is in neighborhood
y
~ treason against the king They
de Gomeron's retreat where they
mage TO overhear details OF plot. Burn
~ Hith revenge, Nicholas shoots mt de
omeron. Flying for their lives the two
skhink themselves beyond pursuit.
4suddenly they face to face with
zone of the traitors whom d'Auuiar
bwn, and with de GomiTon. who
short work or Nicholaf 81 Aurac
$. Arriving In Parasitic FhevHIier
s@y ne n asG%' ga 81 '<SGs IL a@sn Ss
Ing on de BelS11. a friend tAuriac SCI
lres fri m him y servant. RaVaillac. who
Aaa p5S2 iously been in service OF d'Ayen.
>su62& stye1 Anarrt3ge to Madame de la Bidachc
within fortnight. de Beliu TO
kS/ Palm and madame arrive
s1D'hurlaC has suspicious aroused
g Ravaillac; later witnesses
H. y th dc Gomerou. therefore dis
x. The cheValicr is Introduced a
Helin, where he charges Birou
<E< ator "a France and king. For
, Eires MIN = hours to quit
now commands marriage
on the morrow. making IL
ht occll~ that night. II
.. 10 Auriac therefore
hen masked men
& 4 II and carry them on
After - hours
which NJ has inter
keron and Babette. he
II T.. ~ At his lodgings he
de Belin and his host
:Z council Mex morn
H. ,a'.e, otsguisod make
- mood where they
= 20 the Ip'soo d'or
vvhL-cosk ..ssx.a
nsgpo.4sA
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DTU OF mo NItN Inc
meals. went slowly mp to my room.

meals. went slowly mp to my room
CHATTER XVIII.
THE SKYLGGHT IN THE TOISON DOR
Once back i'm my room flung oil my
cloak and took a survey Of my new
quarters. The room was long and low.
and situated in the topmost story Of the
house. In one corner was settle GOV
cred with a faded brocade. whilst on
the other side there was wardrobe
and few nccesSaricS. The bed was
placed at the extreme end of the room
and close TO the window which over
looked the back Of the house. and
through which from where I stood the
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RAISING MYSELF CAUTIOUSLY
IFEEPED IN
Sicur'S rooms;" and. seeing that APP
Peared to waver. shall l take it up? /
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kated on he'throne
Sg'Sfid beauty claim dover.
an some secret word OF power
Az make every heart thine own7
bnc word the answer find
kind
Ftcr OF the sciences
HON no time nor space seem far.
|met.s flight nor course OF star.
Cant with the centuries
pal IL stronger than the mind.
kind!
pecds the world along it's way.
Pwledgc widens with the years:
(us and poor and thin appears
Nee of our yesterday.
Indom groupings OF the blind
kind
OF beauty has brief grace:
loon u palcs and drops It's leaves
Tong for II the garden grieVcs.
F0D6ther roses take it's place.
-s1d wanton on the summer wind.
BE kind
For be the beauty ever so bright
~ And be the wisdom never so wise
M Men soon forget them and rnispriZo:
Hi But like uuenchlcss. tireless light.
a. Love burns. in human hearts enshrined-
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get gold and make us instruments OF
GOOD in the N.nrlL and fnr ~. ~.
sHOUu Dc ErateIuI, tOO."-N. !. Sun.
ROBERT BROWNING S ROMANCE

The Most Beautiful Love story I'm
Litcrnture II Tint of His Court-
ship md Married Life.
Not once in all the years Of their
married life was Browning absent from
his wife a single day. At home or on
their occasional journeys he was ever
with her. ready to protect her and wait
upon her. Often i'll and unable to leave
her room. he nursed her with the ten
derneSs Of a woman; cheering her In
herconvalescencca and stories and songs,
or reading 10 her for hours at Il time.
as he oft had done i'm the days before
their marriage. Ii was in his touching
thong uess-in his little acts Of low
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> aid to the kidneys that is
DR.. Kilmer, the eminent physician.
uyTcu CnArr-

The Slangy Young Mans Sire {
Him the WhercwitbRIt to
"Rnise the Dough-"
NY son., said the old gentleman
very properly objects to slang. Il
been thinking over your reQsz
ing. and 1 am inclined 70 . - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-12
PENSIONS ANp PosTMAsTERs
West Virginia Beneaciaries-somo
Postal Changes.

West Virginia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Postal Changes.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIEencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. August IL
Harry L. snapp has been appointed
fourth class postmaster ut Inwood,
Berkeley county, West Virginia, and C.
L. Alfred has been appointed postmas-
ter OF the same class at Lockney, Gil
mer county.
Pensions have been granted to the
following West Virginia applicants:
Original wldow-Mary Jane Watson,
Wheeling. IS.
origInnl-Ellas stahl. concho, Sc;
Richard wllcoxon. FrazIer's Bottom,$6;
Richard Angus. Parkersburg, IS.
Increase-Alexande Holmes, Rock
Lick, s12 to 81: Jacob Bauer, waverly,
So to sl2: Hiram Piles. Buckhannon. IS
to S.; John W. Mynes, Charleston, IS to
Additional - Watson NJ. Bunten,
Crawford. IS 25 to Sl2.
Observation-Disclosures Kane, Fairmont'
supplementaI-John C. Legg, Legg,$2.
The following postmaRters have been
commissioned In West Virginia:
Gustavus a. Powers, Powers, Wood
county, (new ofiice); Adam Starcher,
Adam, Calhoun county; George F. Os-
borne, Blue creek, late Teal; Lee Roy
Hendley, Ogdln; George NJ. Crawford,
The postoffice at Eckman, Mcdowell
county. Samuel f. Morris. postmaster,
has been moved 1900 feet northeast, on
route ll4.033.
Special service In West Virginia has
been discontinued as follows:
echo. Calhoun county, from Roscoe.
Glrtn, Richie county. from Cisco.
Rathbone, Writ county, from Eliza
'T The following star service changes
have been ordered in West Virginia:
Route l6,437-Clear creek to Macdonald,
from August II, end Mt Mount Hope,
emitting Macdonald, decreasing three
fourth miles. Route i6.745--Roscoe to
Beech. from August 10, begin Mt Geho
Increasing three and three-fourth miles.
star service has been established In
West Virginia as follows: Route 1871,
Beech by Otto. to lola, eight miles and
bnck, three times Il week, by schedule
of not to exceed two and three-tourth
hours running time each way. Route
1912, Athens to Oakvnle, ten miles
and back, ak times week, by sched-
ule Of not to exceed three hours run
ming time each way. Route 1913, Glrtn
10 Cisco, five miles and back, three
times n week, by schedule Of not to
exceed one and one-half hours running
time each way.
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GRFAT RECORD
Made by American Manufacturers
Last Year-Exports 25 per Cent I'm
Excess of Imports,

Made by American Manufacturers
Last Year-Exports 25 per Cent I'm
Excess ofImports.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. August H.
American manufacturers made their
best export record in the fiscal year Just
ended. Not only were their exporta-
lions larger than in any preceding year.
but for the second time in the history
of our foreign commerce they exceeded
the value of the Imports Of manufac-
lures. In the fiscal year 1898. for the
first time in the history Of the manufac-
turning export trade. the expectation OF
manufactures exceeded the importation
Of manufactures, the total value OF e%-
ports of manufactures being about %
ner cent in excess Of that OF imports Of
manufactures. In the fiscal year lSg9'
however, despite the increase IN nm
norts OF manufactures, the total eNpoE.
tation OF manufactures was 80 per cent
Greater than the importation OF manu-
lectures, being $3.50, 66I,ISi, against $685.
57O. 293 Of Imports OF manufacturers,
Prior to the fiscal year 1898 hllPo e.',
OF manufactures were always Bt y,..,,,,
than exports Of manufactures. i tIUa,,
1883 to 1897 imports OF man :, dao 600 20
y,nnufartures ranged about N,OOO,OVO
dav with the single exception OF 1871:
SIirIng ali that time the expectation OF
rnan,ffncturcs was steadily lncrensiIIIlS'
90 that in 1897 they amounted TO VEG
oSo 0NO against $l30,OOC,0OO In 1855 nav
Ing thus more than doubled IN t M
nerInd In 1895 they were $2sO'69G"91,
nnd I'm the year Just ended, as alreluS
Indicated. S33S, 6G7, 794. II was not ui,tl'
iSSs tbnt through the combined reduc-
tIon Of Imports and Increase OF Exports
mo tide turned In favor OF American .l
s,ornsncturers and in that year the To-
tnI eynortg OF manufactures were lor
the frst time, greater than the on IN,
rnr,1 N manufactures, being $2SOesh,
eGI against $3.50, ss7,676. In the IsC'l.
venr 1898 the exports OF manui ilC =
exceeded the imports by $b9.'Ss'eio, ni,u
In 1899 the exports OF manut i,. sIo
exceed Imports OF manufactures DS S'''
O9I5Ol -,., T., 1900 we're
nearIv 300. OOO, 900 less than in lS9O'whlie
exports of manufactures were marry
5000 900 900 more than In 1880 -,
Manufactures in 1899 formed larger
,,orcon,nge OF our total exports than IN
pny preceding year. During the last
baif Of the year this was especially
true. in some months the exports OF
manufactures being more than 80 per
cent OF the total exports, while for the
entire year they were 2S.l3 per cent OF
the total exports, against 26,S7 per cent
In 1897, 23.li per cent in 1895. 2l.lA per
cent in 1894. 1897 per cent In 1881 i Sss
per cent in 1889. 1869 per cent In 1873,
and i2.lS per cent In 1880. During the
last half OF the fiscal year 1889, exports
OF manufactures averaged fully $dO,-
100000 per month and during the entire
year averaged more than Si,OOO,OOO Tor
each business day.
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THE RAILROADS.

Myron t. Herrlck and Robert BlIck-
ensderfer, as receivers for the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Coal Company and the
Wheeling. Lake Erie & Pittsburgh Coal
Company. filed an account of the total
receipts and disbursements of both con-
Germs in the United States circuit court
at Cleveland, Thursday morning. The
report is for the period commencing
January 16. 1897, and ending July 81,
1893, and for the former company shows
the total receipts to be $4,000 20. while
the disbursements amounted to $ll5.-
269 30. leaving a balance on hand July
81 OF 1913 90. For the last company
named the total receipts for the same
period were $l,69s,272 IL, the dIsburse-
ments being 81 .592. 1928 40. leaving ball
ance on hand July 81, Of $3.50 70.
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MARSHALL INSTITUTE
Closed Yesterday Afternoon at
Moundsvillo = Committee Reports
and Addresses in the Afternoon.


NIuscu Acs'cr"nS ht'cF""U"
MoundsVtllo - Committee Reports
and Addresses In the Afternoon.
Tbo Iost d.y ~ tho NJarsb,u county,
'"a' uaS '"s '"'l' Si'l', No1'sy
teaehers ihsttute was called 10 orueF
Mt 8 o'clock yesterday morning by
County superIntendent Mason. Deyo-
49,, ,..,,,,,.,, -, ,,,,,,,,.,,I t,.I
tlohal EXERCISES were col'uuc'eu W D. a.
Ewing. Home, Sweet Home was
sung with much feeling by the laree
crowd ~ ,e,cbers nressnt
49, "a 49,
Prot. skinner gave very practical
talk on the subject OF school Grounds
and puil6inus" Amonv other thinps
- -, ,hs ,,,,.,.-., -, ,,I,,,
ne uIseu 'ne 'e"eIeIs " "n'e 'aiNN
with the girls and boys separately
about their demnnor md conduct In
,ho hrid,r,, o,,,1 ~, 49,. a,s-
''te "u'.H''eS anu VI" t''e srou"us'
Prof. Powell spoke OF the Teachers
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rhe -. e. Cut IN T,yo.

There was a terrific rain down In
Monroe county early yesterday morn
ing and the Bellaire. GAINESVILLE & Gin
clnnAd railroad was crippled so for
about six miles that no trains were run
over that portion Of the road. The
morning train got as far as LewisviIle
and returned to Bellnire In the evening.
The other end OF the line Is running,
but the road was cut in two and II Is
not thought possible TO have trains go
ing through to-day. though they have
a large force at work repairing the
washOuts.
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coal landS he says the whistle Of the
locomotive viii be heard on the ROwles-
burg & Fellowsville railroad before the
snow dies.
About one hundred men are now at
work for the Buckhannon Cement Co..
ct Mannheim. near here. tearing down
the face OF the mountain and getting
ready to erect their mill. Mannheim Is
quite promising little village.
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GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP.

A beautiful Cabinet Grand Upright
plano. seven and one-third octayes,
used but short time, for sale ut
great sacrifice.
This is a rare opportunity for any one
who wants an Upright Plano for less
than One-half Its value. e,o
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last address. He spoke very feellnsiE
OF his appreciation OF the manner
which he was treated by the teaens
and those in charge Of the inSut1 ~
The institute closed at O'Clock py NJ ~,
singing OF West Virginia Hills ~ Wv
suggestion OF Prof. Powell.
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nA1rtMonE 8 OHIO RAILRoAD
Excursions to Atlantic City and seq
shore, ut Very Low Rates, THUS
days, August 10 and "a.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad hsS
arranged Il series OF popular sensho ,'
excursions, TO be run THURSDAY, ~,
August 10 and ~. to Atlantic Nv
Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean CIV ~;
n. j., and Ocean City, Md. Tickets W. I
be good fifteen (15) days, Including Gay
OF sale. AVN
stop overs will be allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore anl
Washington on tickets sold to New TX
scy resorts and ut Baltimore and W 5,i,r
ington on tickets sold TO Ocean N''''
Maryland, s,ta
Tickets will be sold on above lA y,
from Wheeling for $40 round UP ~
trains leaving ut 1925 and 5:s9 n ~
$3.50 and $50 p, m. mas.
EenEer and ticket agent. Baltimosv, ,r.
Ohio railroad for tickets and fuil INV
mntlun,
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$40 to thcl scashorc for tho Last Time
via pennsyIyanIn Lines

Thursday. August 18th. from Wheeling
10 Atlantic city. Cape May, etc. last
excursion Of the season. Jno. q. Tom
linson. ticket agent. Wheeling. wiz fur
nish details upon application. 1916
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A oablegram received yesterday by
Mrs Mary Delaplaine, from Moscow.
Russia, brings the welcome infOrma-
tlon that the Wheeling people in the
D'Pottcr northern European party are
in good health and spirits and thor
oughly enjoying the trip through RUS
ala. In the party are Mr.. and Mrs.
James X. McCourtney and daughter,
Miss Edna, and Miss Hulda Delaplaine.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
RowLEsBURG. W. Va, August Il.
John siIney was here the other day,
paying on for labor, right Of way and
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ETCHING hemorrholds were the
plague Of my life. Was almost wild:
Deans Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently, after doctors had failed.
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