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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-25
ELABORATE
CHRISTMAS
OBSERVANCE.
VIII DO in Evidence at the Episcopal
and Catholic Churches
To-day.
SERVICES s. AT THE CATHEDRAL
Will BIO very Attractive, and Include
q Representation Of
Christ's Birthplace.

q Christmas Day in Wheeling will be
the occasion OF elaborate services at
the Episcopal and Catholic churches,
and at the latter the services will be
especially attractive. Bishop Dona-
hue will conduct the morning services
at the Cathedral, and those at st. Al
phonsus church in the evening.
ID Last night there we're inuumerable
Christmas I've entertainments, both at
home flresides and In the churches un-
der the auspices Of Sunday schools.
Others will be held this evening, and
some on Wednesday evening.
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In CLERK Robertson,s Office.

Yesterday. in Clerk Robertson's Office,
the following were recorded:
Deed made December II, 1900. by H.
F. Behrens and wife to Sophia Hoff-
meister; consideration. $500; transfers
lot No. s, in Behrens & Speldel's addI-
ton.
Deed made January l. 1895, by L. C.
McWilllams and wife TO ]. C. aIcCutch-
con; consideration, $3.50: transfers 1888
acres OF land in Triadelphia district.
Decd made March Is. 1898, by Isaac
Linton and wife to W. A. Cracraft: con-
sideration. sl.175; transfers lot at
Elm Grove.
Deed made October 3. 1900, by c. 4.
keim. to James E. soles; consideration,
$500: transfers lot No. II, at Echo Point.
Marriage licenses we're Issued to the
following:
Charles Best, aged thirty-eight, and
Sarah Simpson. aged thirty-two. of To-
ledo. Ohio.
Clarence Armstrong. aged twenty
one, and Eliza Clark. aged nineteen, OF
McMechen.
Carl Fithian. aged twenty-one, and
Jeanette Kerne. aged twenty-one, Of
Washington, Pa.
John Keith. aged twenty-one, and
Elsie Pearl Coss. aged eighteen, OF
Yorkvllle, Ohio.
( Holly H. sayre. aged twenty-four, of
New Martlnsvllle, and Lillian May
Adams, aged nineteen. Of Wheeling.
phiness ]. Wood. aged twenty-five.
and Nellie Burkman, aged nineteen, of
Wheeling
Charles Yunckc. aged twenty-five.
and Mary E. Reynolds, aged twenty, of
Wheeling.
a power OF attorney from KembIe
Mills, of Pittsburgh, to T. NJ. Garvln.
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Jr. 0. .. A. II. 1oHalists Won.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 2i-The Ma
tional Judiciary of the Junior Order,
United American Mechanics, which
heard evidence to determine which O:
the two factions in this stata is entitled
to recognition by the national body, to-
day made public It's decision, in which
what Is termed the "loyalist" faction is
upheld. The difficulty arose over the
refusal Of the "insurgcnt" faction to
pay the national council per capita tax
under the present system OF reprcsen-
tation The contest between the two
factions Is now pending in the state
courts.
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.4.
of this section has PASSED away. rs
death occurred Saturday night at ha
homo in WillIamstown. Captain Bern
has been identified with the river fs
nearly half a century in various capaci.
ties. He owned a number Of boats ard
was known from Pittsburgh to the gull
He was compelled several years ago 10
retire from the river on account o; III
health. His death was due to IN at.
tack OF fever.
Funeral services were held this morn.
Ing at the family residence In Williams.
town, and the remains were brought to
this city for Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel.
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Christmas Greetings,

The Equitable Industrial Insurance
Company. Of Washington. D. C, again
remembered their employees Of the
Wheeling staff by presenting each mar
rled man with turkey, to q single man
box Of cigars. through their superIn-
tendent. II. Holland. at their Offices In
the Exchange Bank building. The
assistants and agents took their super
intendent by surprise, and presented
him with very fine inkstand. Assistant
Emerson made the presentation speech.
Superintendent Holland feelingly ac-
knowledged with appropriate remarks.
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TO the Editor of the 1ntellisenccr.
slR:-I am sincerely grateful to m,
friends who so kindly assisted me in
my candidacy for mayor. and I would
most respectfully ask O continuance OF
their favors in assisting in the election
OF my successful competitor, Mr.. Jas
2. Maxwell. who Is well qualified for
the position. and whose election now Is
as much my concern as my own would
have been had l been the nominee.
CHARLES II. GEIGER,
Wheeling, December "a. 5E7Y.,
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Mr.. Wolfe's Gard.

To the Editor OF the Intellisencer. N.
SIR:--I desire to heartily thank my
friends who showed me many fayors
during my canvass for the Republican
nomination for city clerk, and their
earnest support on last Saturday. Hav-
lns failed to be successful, am now de-
sirous that my successful competitor,
Thomas o. Brien, jr., be elected, and to
that end will lend my best endeavor.
and hope my friends will join me In my
effort. the same as they would have
done had l been the nominee. 81
E. w. WOLFE
Wheeling, Decenber "a ~. ~
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To the Editor OF the 1ntelligencer.
S1R:-I desire TO thank my friends for
the hearty support they extended at the
late Republican primary election. and
to state in this public manner that 1
VIII heartily support the nominee, Capt.
William Clemans for the office Of chief
of police. JOS. AleCAIJSI. AND,
= Wheeling. December q.
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POLITICS..
Is ess;it----

This morning the Intelllgencer prints
cards from three defeated candidat ties
for nominations on the Republican
iticket-Messrs. Mccausland, Geiger
and Wolfe all come out In straight.out
endorsements Of the successful candi-
dates and pledge to them their hearty
support at the ensuing election. This
Is the proper spirit. and that It Is In
evidence indicates that the party is in
excellent condition and ought TO score
a sweeping victory at the coming bat
tie Of the ballots. 4. = 4. e
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! st. Matthew's P E. Church

At st. Matthews p. E. church. holy
communion will be observed at a. M.
and the Christmas service at 1880 a.
M. with sermon by the rector, Rev.
D. W.. Howard, appropriate to the oc-
casion.
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! st. Luke's P. 3, Church.

Mt st. Luke's P. E. church, on the
Island. the rector, Rev. Jacob Brittlng-
ham. will deliver a sermon especially
appropriate for Christmas at the 1o:3o
service. Holy communion services will
be held at Z a. m. The Sunday school
treatwlll be given on "Wednesday even
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& Delegate-eleet, s. G. Smith and sena-
tor Whitaker had q conferences yester-
day afternoon. and arrived Mt an agree
ment that they would not allow their
respective candldacies-for speaker OF
the house and president of the state
senate--to clash. q
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that society Of Wheeling will turn out
to welcome this marvellous vaudevillian
and his grand company.
RIVER NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

= w
noon.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 10 p. m.
Slstersyille.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clarington....L LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
TO.DAY'S DEPARTURES.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, s a. m.
Steubenvllle. n. NJ. BAYNE, 2:3O D. m,
Newport. JEWEL, II n. m. rs.
Sistersville.. RUTH. 800 p. m.
Steubeavllle.. II. N. BAYNE, $50 D. m.
Clarington....L LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
To-MoRRow's BOATS.
Charleston. ..KANAWHA, $40 a. m.
Pittsburgh. .URANIA. 6 n. m.
Parkersburg. CITY OF WHEELING,
noon.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 2 p. m.
Slstcrsville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
SteubeRYllle. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 o. m.
Clarington... LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
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st. Andrews

At st. Andrews P, {. church, South
Side, tonight, the Christmas tree will
be in evids1ce and the young people of
that congregation Will be there In
force.
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Jessie Morrison Released.

ELDORADo,. Kas.. Dec. 24.-Jessle
Morrison was released this evening on
100000 bonds. Miss Morrison has not
yet made known her plans for the i'm
mediate future.
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FIoLINs. Guitars, Banjos. Music
Rolls. Accordions. Flies. Plano Stools
and Covers. Stands and Music Cabin ts
to-day at EXACTLY HALE PRICE.
II. w RAINIER co
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H. E. HILLMAN 6 co. wants every
one to call and get their prices before
buying elsewhere.
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vIoL1Ns. Guitars. Banjos, Music
Rolls, Accordions. Flies. Plano Stools
and Covers, Stands and Music Cabinets
to-day at EXACTLY HALF PRICE.
F. w. BANNER co,
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25 cent Hooks, Files and Blottcrs, Il
cents.
w. J. LUKENs, One Price Jcweler.
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80 cent Hooks. Files. Tooth and Nall
RrusheB, rs cents.
WI. LUKENS. One Price Jewelcr.
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River kilograms.

PARKERSEURG+ohio river ta.
and stationary. Weather. clear. y,
boats. Little kanawha stationary. L.
calls on time.
WARREN-River . feet and stat.ea'
airy. Weather. fair and mild.
OIL C1TY-Rlver 2 feet and falling
Cloudy and mild
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z feet aai
stationary. Weather, warm ST!
threatening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet
inches and stationary. Weather, cloud!
and cool gAt. Q.ls'
BROWNSVILLE-River feet
inches and stationary.
PlTTSBURGH-Rlv 2 feet s inchs;
and stationary. ~
STEUBENVILLE-Riyer feet Il
inches and stationary. Weather, cold
Down-Tornado, II a. m. Up-Jo.s
Cook. 5 p. NJ.
Phonograph Records.
Immense line Of new records Just r..
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WITH all the reduction II. E. Hill.
man E Co.'S. prices on Diamonds
Watches, Fine Jewery, Clocks, ETC.
are the lowest In thu civ.
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To.day's Cincinnati packet Is the
Virginia at n. m.
The marks at SIP. m. Monday showed
feet b inches and stationary.
These boats passed up with empties
yesterday: Josh Cook, noon; Valiant, 4
p. M: Tornado. 5.p. m.
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LARGE assortment OF Ladies' Fancy
Rings at the lowest figures. at II. E.
HIllman G. Co.'s. ~
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FULL line OF Music Boxes, Talking
Machines and Records, at BAUAIER'S'
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54 The new Republican city executive
committee will meet tomorrow even.
ing. at the office Of the board OF public
works to effect Its organizat ton. a 900
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-News has
been received at the war department of
n peculiarly atrocIous murder In the
Philippines. the circumstances of which
were developed at the trial Of six ma
/ tives before military commission at
Capiz, Panay P. I. It appears from
the testimony that two Of the persons
were responsible for the death Of the
wife Of one OF their neighbors. With
seven or eight other men they went to
the house Of q native named Victor
PEREZ and forcibly took him and his
wife to the Panay river, where they
bound their hands behind them and told
them that their last day had come"
The woman was struck with bolo, and
her dead body thrown into the river.
Her husband witnessed her murder
and. anticipating similar treatment,
sprang into the river, and notwith-
standing his arms were plnioned, man.
aged to reach the opposite shore. Ac-
cording to the witnesses, the motive
for the crime was q superstitious belief
that the murdered woman was a. witch
possessed of occult powers, whereby
she In some mysterious way had
brought about the death Of 4 neigh
boris child. The two men were SEN
fenced to be hanged. but General Mac.
Arthur mitigated the sentence In each
case to confinement at hard labor for
twenty years out of consideration for
the exceedingly low order OF intelli-
gence and blind superstition Of the nc
cused.
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BE sure to read our ad. In today
IntelliEenccr. r. W. BANNER co,
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Capt "Dode" Berry Dead.
In the death OF Captain "Dodc"
Berry, one Of the most noted rivermen
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f+fl1sg ,i# IN.
organ Voluntary.
Garol-Hsrald Angels ................ School
frayer Observation-Disclosures. Pastor
Carot-Gtory in the Highest. School
Greeting. .:.J. w. Amick. of Freeport, Me.
Anthem-Christmas Is a Glad Time.
Responsive Scripture Reading. - -
Hyma-Joy to the World ........,.
:. ,................. School and Congregation
Christmas Greeting. 49,. Philip Henry Row
Recitation-The Little Market Woman.
r..., ~. Helen Buck
Solo--The Herald Angels Song..........
.."............-........ Annie Adams
Recltation-Two Cents and Prayer.
- ......;.......,. ........ Ethel Moore
Responsive Scripture Reading. 5
Carol-The Old Story. School
Ree!tation-A Christmas GIFT for Jesus
'..:................... Ruth Moore
NecltutlOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Flora Henry
Carol-Christmas JOY Bells
.................. Primary Department
Recitation-Once on n Time..,,, Nine Girls
Rec!tation-Glorious Tdings... Five Girls
Recitation and song-Christmas Fairies
..'-....'''... Seven Girls
Motion SonS-The Secret Of the Stars.
:. -...:................ Primary Department
Sons:-The Wee Little Seamstress, .-
Garol-While Shepherds Watched. Sch DOL
ti1ninef aila SaW...................By Boys
Goodnight and Christmas Prayer.
lwnlyn q
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First Baptist Church.

At the First Baptist church q very
interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the Christmas Sunday
school entertainment tonight. A gen.
eral admission of ten cents will be
charged to the public. for the mission
airy fund. The following programme
has been arranged:
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Reduced Rates for Holidays Via
Wheeling q Lake Era.

Tickets on gale December %, %, a. z5.
81 and January /. good for return until
January ., inclusive. ut very low rates
for round trip. Cafe parlor cars to
Cleveland. Canton. Massillon and Tole-
do, Seats in parior car only Is ccnts.
A special elaborate menu In cafe cars
during the holiday season.
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FULL line Of Music Boxes, Talking
Machines and Records, at BAUMER's
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TURMOIL IE,l IN.LEYIE.

Clashes on the West Coast, but Quiet
in the Eastern seetion-An Afro
cious Murder at capiz-Formation
Of the Autonomist Party.
MANILA. Dec. 24.-Adylces to the
Associated Press from the island Of
Leyte said that there Is still conaider-
able turmoil on the west coast, but that
the east coast is quiet, the leaders hav-
ing retired to the mountains. Lieut..
Frank E. Lynch and three men OF the
Forty-fourth volunteer infantry were
wounded near 1longas, on the west
coast. Two men Of Company L, Forty
third volunteer infantry, were killed
and three OF Companies L and X, to
gether with Lieut.. Louis H. Leaf, were
wounded December 10 near San Miguel,
Northwestern Leyte. No decided re-
suits have yet been secured by the 1000
United States troops distributed among
the coats towns OF Samar.
Address to Filipinos.
The Federal party has decided upon a
new organization, and to-day published
In the Spanish Filipino evening papers
IN address to the Fillpinos. III
THE number OF FillpInos who are
convinced that the time for peace has
come Increases daily" says the adj
dress. 1.-The object of the Federal party
is the reunion Of all Fllipinos who truly
wish for peace and are disposed to work
for 1t. It appeals to those who will at
tempt to attain the Philippines the
greatest number of liberties under the
application Of the American constitu-
ton.
I'VE call ourselves the Federal
partly because. under American sover-
eighty the righteous aspirations OF the
Philippines will be 10 form 4 part of
the American federation as states Of
the union"
The executive committee has cablcd
President Mckinley announcing that
the organization has been perfected,
and rendering an expression OF good
will.
Copies Of the address have been sent
Into the provinces.
The new paragraph In the platform
declaring for American recognition Of
the legality OF some acts done by the
authorities Of the insurgent govern
ment is. in conformity with presidents
established during the reconstruction !
period following the civil war in the
United States.
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y1oLrNs, Guitars. Ban1os. Music
polla. Accordlonp, Flies. Plano Stools
nnd Covers, Stands and Music Cabinets
to-day at EXACTLY HALE PRICE.
- - -'l7Il j.. w. BANNER co. N
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II k|NLEl'5 MESSAGE
Recommendations for Civil Gov.
ernment in the Philippines.
REVIEW or THE CHINESE QUESTION
The History Of . Ysar-The West hides
Operations Of the Departmeats-Othss
Foreign Questions.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-President NC
Ainiey's message went to Congress to-
day. 1t follows:
To the Senate and House of Represents
tives:
With the outgoing of the old and the
incoming of the new century you begin
the last session of the 56th Congress, with
evidences on every hand of Individual and
National prosperity and with proof Of the
growing strength and increasing power
for good of Republican Institutions Your
countrymen will join with you In fe-
ncltatfon that American liberty n more
hrmly established than ever before. and
that love for 1t and the determination to
preserve 1t are more universal than al
any former period of our history.
Ihe Republic was never so strong, be-
cause never so strongly entrenched In
the hearts Of the people as now. The
Constitution, with few amendments, exists
as 1t left the hands of its authors. The
additions which have been made to Vt
proclaim larger freedom and more ex-
tended citizenship. Popular government
has demonstrated In its LA years of trial
here Its stability and security and its
efficiency as the best instrument of Ma
tional development and the best safe
guard to human rights.
When the sixth Congress assembled, In
November, lS00.- the population OF the
United States was 5.aoS.lS3; 1t Is now
$3.50. .asS. Then we had 1s states: now
we have 4o Then our territory consisted
OF %9.O5O square miles; 1t is now 3,846 595
square miles Education. religion and
morality have kept pace with our ad-
vancemcnt in other directions and, while
extending Its power, the Government has
adhered to Its foundation principles and
abated none of them in dealing with our
new peoples and possessions. A Nation
so preserved and blest gives reverent
thanks to Gou and invokes his guidance
and the continuance of his care and favor.
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Success In the Forner-Progress
Toward Cuban Autonomy.
The civil government Of Porto Rico
provided for by the act Of the Congress
approved April Il. 1900. ID In successful
operation. The courts have been estab-
lished: the Governor and his associates
working intelligently and harmoniously.
are making . commendable success. On
the 9Th Of November . general election
was held In the island for members Of
the Leglslature and the body has been
called to convene on the flrst Monday Of
December.
I recommend that legislation be enacted
by Congress comforting upon the Secre-
tsry Of the Interior supervision over the
public lands In Porto Rico. and that he
be directed to ascertain the location and
quantity Of lands the title to which re-
mained In the crown Of Spain at the date
the cession Of Porto Rico to the United
States. and that appropriations for sur
veys be made and the methods Of the
disposition Of such lands be prescribed
by Law.
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thsa.
BY the opring Of this ysar the effective
opposition OF the dissatished TAgals =
the authority OF the United States was
virtually enoed. thus opening tho doos
for the extersion OF . stable admlnistra-
archipelaga Desiring to bring this about,
appointed In march last civil COM
mission. composed Of the Hon. william
II. Taft. Of Ohio: Professor Dean c.
Worcester, OF Michigan: Hon. Luke =.
Wright. OF Tennessee: Hon. Henry c.
Ide. Of Vermont. and Professor Bernard
Moses. Of California. The aims Of their
mission and he scope Of their authority
are clearly set forth In instructions Of
April Z. 1904. addressed to the Secretary
OF War. to Be transmitted. to them.
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OTHER FOREIGN RELATIONS

Relations With Germany.
Good will prevails In our relations with
the German Empire. An amicable adjust
ment Of the long pending question Of the
admission Of our life insurance compa-
nies to do business in Prussia has been
reached. One of the principal companies
has already been readmitted, and the way
Is opened for the others to share the priv
ilege.
The settlement Of the Samoan problem.
to which I adverted in my last message
has accomplished good results. Peace and
contentment prevail In the islands, espe-
cially in Tutuila. where a convenient ad-
ministration that has won the confidence
and esteem of the kindly-disposed natives
has been organized under the direction
Of the commander Of the United States
naval station at Pango Pango.
An imperial meat inspection law been
enacted for Germany. While It may SIM
plify the Inspections. It. prohibits certain
products heretofore admitted. There Is
still great uncertainty as to whether our
well-nigh extinguished German trade In
meat products can revive under its new
burdens. Much will depend upon regula-
tions not yet promulgated, which we con-
fidently hope will be free from the dis
examinations which attended the enforce
ment of the old statutes.
The remaining link In the new line OF
direct telegraphic communication between
the United States and the German Em-
pire has recently been completed. AFFORD
ing gratifying occasion for exchange OF
friendly congratulations with the German
Emperor.
The Beer War.
Our friendly relations with Great Brit.
ain continue. The war In South Africa
introduced important questions A condi-
tfon unusual In International wars was
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saws th,sespondent tha of Santiago de Cuba
adopts in .h' ua''ves there are becoming
bali. T 'ne American game of base.
In the asana Na.; may yet bid for a place
that bs bpla'ea ha Enlgish physician saws
Cured br nas found that warts can 81
hated a or, i,esaccinaton. He revacci-
one hans s''i OF 10 who had "a warts on
operationu an and seven weeks after the
ed. Man, Man .he w, warts had all disappear.
TIED in vain O'ner remedies had been