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Why People Become Deaf.
the Most Common Cause of Deaf- ness is Catarrh, and that the Hear- ing Can be Completely Restored.
Until recent years it was altogether un-
derstood what the real cause of deafness was, and why people in some countries are so much effected than in others. The late Sir Morrel McKenzie, who was the greatest authority on diseases of the throat proved that the great cause of deaf- ness were diseases which more or less settled in thc Throat, such as Diptheria, Quinsy, Catarrh etc.; by far the greater percentage of deafness comes from Cat.- arrh. The Eustachian tube which leads from the back of the throat to the ears. becomes inflamed when the swellin8 that is produced thereby blocks up these turbes and shuts the air out from the drum which does not allow it to convey the noises for which nature intended it. First strange buzzing or roaring noises are heard, then gradually increasing deafness can be cured is that of Mrs. Alex Brown, Warren, Ont. She writes:-For years I had been troubled with Catarrh I could not hear a watch tick. I spent much money foolishly in search of a cure but re- ceived no perm-ident be uefit until I used Japanese Catarrh Cure. After I had used the second bottle my hearing grad- ually got better. I continued untii I had used tive bottles which has resolved in completely curing every trace of Catarrh and restoring my hearing. I feel very grateful for the wonderful benefit receiv- ed froui Japanese Catarrh Cure, as it has done for me what hundreds of dollars spent with doctors and scores of remedies failed I0 do.
Mr. J. N. Spencer, ll Coolmine avenue
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Evldenca which Goes t° Show *ha ' - L _ ing convenienl to clip and keep for-A
Mrs. Blain, of Montreal, avoids a rgjeremie, _- ._ _ _ ,
Sons of Scotland meets every second S
month in Mechanida Hall
Ani its Attraction To Tourists
Prince Edward lsland‘s summer climate
is delightful, and the scenery is beautiful and quietly picturesque. Surrounded. by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolness of the sea breeze and the ad- vantages that can only be derived from sea bathing at about 05 degrees.
Charlottetown has over 12,000 inhabit-
ants, and is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large whole- sale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company two Electric light plants, and a street railway is in embryo. It has a first class water works and sewer age sys- tem. `1r. is famed for its' wide and shady streets, its many pleasant drives the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard, its attractive surxound- ings,pure water and clear cool and bracing air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. _ It has two
hospitals, many churches and a large and elegant new Opera house. It also has sev- eral une public buildings and a market which is one of the chief resorts of the citizens here. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork~pa.cking'establish- ments in the Dominion.On the west sides cent new Exhibition Building and Driv- ing Park. Chief among its public squares is Queen Square in the centre of the city, beautifully laid out with bloomingfplants of every description, a fountain and well arranged walks, ‘and enlivened with a band of music during the summer even- ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of Charlottetown is charming, and horses for :driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers run regularly on the bays and
Toronto a riir.~:-One month`s treatment with Japanese Catarrh Cure has com- pletely cured ine of Catarrh of the Nose and Throat and restored my hearing. Prev ous to using the remedy I doctored with specialists in Toronto and \Vinnipeg (while there about three yeani ago) but I found Japanese Catarrh Cure the only remedy which really improved m yhearing. It is now almostas acute as any person's could be, while before I could not cor.- verae with any person at any distance, and could not use the telephone, I am pleased to recommend Japanese Catarrh Cure and have everyreason to believe my cure is permanent, as it is now over a year since Iused the remedy." A
Japanese Catarrh Cure is the only prac. tical and permanent cure for Catarrh or Catarrh Deafness. It is pleasant and easy to use. Alldruggisis sell it complete ior50cents. Trial sizc 10 cents by mail, postpaid from Gritliths 8: McPherson Co., Limited, Chemists, Toronto, Can.
___..>-- SOME AGED CHURCHES.
Some of the wooden churches of Nor- way are seven hundred years old and arestill in an excellent state of preser- vation. Theirtimbers have resisted the frosty and almost Arctic winters because they have been repeatedly coated with
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The Books in Rea
Lords of the Northr-A. C. L81!!-
Hgr Mgqntain Lover-Hamlin Garland.
Lysbe th -H. Rider Haggard.
The Visit of Elizabeth-Elinor Glyn
God's Pupils-Imogen Clark. Thelliing of Hmey Inland-Maurice Thompson Ralph H3103-wlllti $11 Maylo 1.
The Invaders-Loci Tracy.
With Ring of lhiell-lnox Magee.
Richardileo and _lay-Maurice HewH.t.
A Great Temptation-Dora Russel,
A Singular Life-C. S. Phelps. The Footsteps of a Throno-Max Pemberton Eleanor-I Humphrey Ward
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gpripn Qin on the Else?-nlohn Url Lloyd. May giver-Allan St. Auburn.
The H3831 of Ancient Wood-Chas. G. D.
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“ It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay.
3 Queen. Russ, Strathcona and Campbell. _ p Georgetown and Souris have a popula- _
rivers, affording most pleasant excur- sions. The principal hotels are Davies, 'Queen and Revere.
Sumuierside has above 3000 inhabitants
It has the largest and finest departmen- tal store in the Maritime Provinces, be- sides having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water ‘ works system and swerage are being agitated for. The hotels are-Clifton
tion of about 1,000 each. In the former are the Aitken’ and Tapper hotels and in ' Souris the Sea View. 1 At Cape Traverse a very pleasant sum- mer resort, is the Landsdown hotel; in Alberton,§the Albion Terrace and Wisner ,in Tignish the Railway and Bellevue; in Kensington, Clark`s and Commercial; in Montague, McDonald, and in Mount Stewart, Clark's and Manson’s. \ _ The following hotels open for the sum- mer season: At Hampton, Pleasant View; at Stanhope, Mutche‘s and Cliff; at Bracklcy Point, Shaw’s; at Rustico, Sea- side; at Malpeque, North Shore; at Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Seaforth; and at Pownal, Florida.
In addition to those already mentioned
there are other towns and villages in the Province with hotel accommodation, while many farm houses prepare for the, reception of tourists. The rivers and ‘ streams teeni with trout, the bays with mackerel while game of every descrip-
and Promotes Sleep and
Good Health.
A Beautiful Eigmlnz of
QUEEN Vllllllllli
For only 10 cents.
All over the world these pictures will -
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hesold. “None knew her but to Love _
her; None named her but to praise. There are Ten Million people in the United States and Canada who will each want one these beautiful Pictures. They are full sine, 16x30. No expense had
been spared and the Picture is yell worthy of a handsome rame. ‘-_gents can sell loo a day,
Samples bv Mail, post-paid, ic c. 3 Doz pictures, 75c., sell for $1.10
protit_45c.
50 pictures, $3.00 sell for $5 oo, profit
$2.00.
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while the lB_0N IS ll0'l‘. The time to sell goods is when the people want them. They- want them N0.\V .
time Nmny mg. i....,i>.o. Box, sis
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its yellow bloom-reminding and teach- ing ns that even a dandelion is better than no flowers at all. We have a. grand as- sortment of flower plants for bedding-
See ouradvertisementin this aper that Fire- _ . . , _
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mentions some of them-J. J. Gay 8: Son.
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3_“¢ 5051 step in and compare '“u”3 P1901*-by the quire, boxes Fld#-ltd tellin whether it compares h'°`muY' 'ini Uh* you hgyg
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Rev. F. Elliott Frankly and
Strongly Endorses Dodds Kidney Pills.
The Great Kidney Remedy Inspires Gratitude Wherever it Goes- No
Medicine sh Highly Endorsed- What a Minister of the Gospel has to say about Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
Rioniaoun HILL, J une 14. (Specia\_‘.-
A sensation was caused in this town- ship when it was reported that tne Rev. F. Elliott had published a strong letter in the papers endorsing a patent medi- cine. This happened souie little time ago, but the matter has not been forgot- ton. The medicine in question was the famous Dodd’s Kidney Pills and the Rev. Mr. Elliott is still in the receipt of fre- quent enquiries about his experience with them. i
To a recent questioner who iagied him
about Dodd’s Kidney Pills Elliott was quite outspoken.
“I believe Dodd’s Kidney Pills be an
excellent remedy,” said he. “If sec [no reason whatever why I should not recom- mend _them; they have helped m‘ and I believe they will help others.. if they
were not a strictly honest, rnemorious, reliable cure for everything _ ey are claimed to bc, nothing would lie more olijectionable or further from my t-'houghts than for me toenborse them to anyone, much less lenil my name to afzprinted statement. But as, the _facts sltand I hold my former course and shallialways be happy to recommend Docld's`§Kidn`ey Pills by any means in my power-.’? The letter referred td in which Mr. Elliott endorses Dodd’s Kidney Pills, was published in this paper some time ago. It reads as follows:
“I feel it my duty toinform you? of the great benefit I have derived from using Dodd_’s Kidney Pills.,.Last spring in particular when suffering from; Lame Back, the pain and weaknesséwas so great I could hardly turn or get iont of bed. Knowing it all came from disorder- ed Kidneys, Ibegan to use Dodr¥__s Kid- ney Pills and my pain and lameiiebs soon disappeared. I consider Dodd’s _Kidney >Pills a good reliablmlmedlcina for the diseases for which they are recommend-
Back or Rheumatism,- I- alwayli say, ‘Why don’t fyou take Dodd’s Kidney Pills.’ I wish to add that the testi- monial is entirely unsolicited and only ‘good will tomen’ would induce me to allow my name to be published -in this connection.-Rev. F. Elliott.”
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New Yonx, June 1 2-In the grand
E central station yesterday a well dressed Ibeneve MINARUS LINIMETLFT is the
mano( foreign appearance, accompanied
Establishes Digestive vig” lb’ “Wf’“‘““’ was “"_°°.“’d by “°”°°”"’°S Riveidu1e,oi1ony,oui.
who said they wanted him for the alleged larccnyof £500 in England, taken from Deutscher bank of London. The man protested that it was all a mistake. The
Ludlow street jail According to the
alleged swindler of international noteriiy
' th lug of a strong nature like meats: My
ed.
“When I hear' people complaingi Lame “ in windward work. z
woman, weeping, got intoa cab and was _ ------°-----
--' driven away. The prisoner was taken to BOER LOSSES.
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Common Pitfall-Dyspepsi_a Caused Heart Troubles-But Dodd’a Dyf- pepaia Tablets Cure them both. ,
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A very fiequent cause of Heart Trouble is and 4th Fridays in Wright’s, Hail, __ the pressure of wide from the stomach up- at 8 p. m.-D. MoNmI., Recording on the heart. This interferes with the Secretary. FGHIIY
lieartls action, causes palpitation, smoth- St. George's Lodge, No. 1171 mo' _ Th W k ering and shortness of breath, three sym- lev8!’.Y l'\1e5d5Y night, 85 3 9'°f°°k» in e an
ptoms that very oftenjare looked upon as Offer Hall.--D. J. MoKnn¢o1¢, Secretary. 7 ____ conclusive that the heart is diseased. Lao y Wallace Lodge No. 27, meets 'lst A ti mul
daiiurriau ,iuw ht Ha.ii.-Mns.- "’°° 8°' W an ys rm 8 Weak and brokendowir I5
ten. The l. n ii sole Dyspepsla and ,CnossMaN,R.Secy. Dada. nymipsii fliibiets in curing Dye- J L. o. Y. B. A.-mzpuh, Loyal omigef ‘t‘;’:";:_°"-Y‘1’§“*‘Y'-*°f -‘slr e sia emove the pressure upon the Young Briton Lodge, No. 1&S.m°°l'-5 “B17 t smnah “nd __
I3 P- s T _ . heart, ' Thursday night in' Odds Hall.-'-»J.~ the ;t;°;_3'e:;__';°';£“n
Chappell. -R. Sec'y'. 1 mlm “st If
ur. bwugiaon by iuaiguaiun, notably ; Caledonia club mean list Tuesday of. 1:, nf' °“ “Il” *"‘°°d
Goiiernor Flower, of New York and Her- each month. Visitillli blleifhlill W¢l°9m°» m mmm" “
lessneis. physical
mann, the magician. Gas arising from CITY Council meets the second Monday t _ _ undigested food, dlstended the wall of in' each month. Dr. _James Warbuton b °°d' 'bw °|~‘°°~“u°° the stomach, and crowding other organs Mayor, H. M. Davison. City Clerk. ` ' stopped the heart from beating. A Dodd’s The Charlottetovyn School Board Dyspepsia Tablet would have saved the the f_lr_st_ Monday of each month. Ewen
life of either Governor Flower or Profess- Stewart, Secretary.
or Hermann. , rolmrllll.
Such is not thelt asa nine times out of
Many people have died from heart fail-
Dodd’s Dyspepsla Tablets are composed
of natural digestants, which go down in Tuesday of each month in
tothe stomach, and perform the work of Hall, Grafton -St.--S. Renouf,
digestion, with or without the aid of that , COURT MOUNT S'rm'El¢1¢, I. O. F. Bret organ. Thus gas fermentation, sour stem- and third Tuesday of each month in Me- ,ymnmtmm by “"5 ach, heartburn, pain in t-he chest, and all ehanic’s Hall Grafton St.--J. W. Suthul* ts healing and
‘ . _ \ the most mlputb
in all the others, Ddd Ts Dyspepsia Tablet
“I had been troubled for over a year,"
writes Mrs Clair, 1010 St. Denis St., Mon- treal, “with gnawing sensation at the- stomach, and overflow of blood at the heart. I had no disposition to eat any-
son induced me to try Dodd’s1 Dysyeueia Tablets, knowing many cures effected by them among his friends. Before I had flinishedjthe first box, I found surprising relief. After taking four boxes, I was cur- ed. I gladly certify to their merits as a Dyspepsia medicine. _ s
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INDEPENDENCE NO TRIAL ,
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Bos'roN, June 12.-The Independence
had another short sail in the bay late Saturday afternoon, and the breeze being only moderate the big yacht spread more canvas than has been yet hoisted. The sea was smooth and again she
proved' her wonderful reaching qualit- ies besides showing considerable ability
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I believe MINARD‘S LINIMENT will cure every case of Diphtheria
, MRS__ REUBEN BAKER.
I believe MINARD’S LINIMENT will
produce growth of hair.
best hdusehold remedy on earth
MATTHIAS FOLEY
Defects and derangements of digestion _ ' LONDON __ - .
1’ am°“=‘=f the m°S"' _i°'“mi"‘ °f hugfaéi Omcers bel? Dr' Fninz Von. Berger’ .an despatch f'r'dili1uPxftoriIi‘\(,)Iii1n§s11‘icl:l!>l1>i'lc;:dz; *_*-1 '“°”df'*;‘_h"* 503 ;V9at'_°’°bre‘;_‘_;§:g~;_°’fo_‘; ' _ f says the number of Beers killed, impri-
Robem 't’_’_“;‘“______X °d‘_1Se°_ grain ____ ~ _ S soned or surrendered during thela i 'rliesikkniuaiaui-‘a wooing-s. R. Crocker 3' ‘g°st"‘7° Strwg ’ are Dnme .__.__-»_..._-. m0Dl>11\`»°U2\l1¢d 2.040- Fr0l_1\ Julie 1 B0
_ For Sale at Eauses of stomach t1'oubles._ _Malt Break- _ 1 _ June 9_twenty_SixBoe,.S were kmed_ four
_ ast Food predigested, nutritious, energis- ,_ were wounded' 409 were made prisom
mg and easily digested is the true sum- - LIFE ON THE RAIL 3; ers, and 33 surrendered, and 651 rm”
R. H. M _ h 05- Ib Uliiiniiillls healbh Mr. Geo. Cummin , Barrie, Oiit., one 115,-550 rounds of ammunition, 120,
mer healt fo
and vigor and promotes refreshing sleep. thenbest llrnnown engiellargrgg tix wagons and .£000 horses were c&ptm,ed_
L -1- _. - v - -1--' -4'. f - - G1`0°91°$eVe\`Y Where- ‘ . bry railroad uf T111 _ . - _
E§EgRA'|'|0~{ i docigrs cauelé it “murmd elgiggtgi, bgl Northern Pacific at $1 000 was too high,
D EADFUL SABBKIII D . ' “ ,, ~ 2 - k f}1?i?:ndg1g<?o‘£i%ned,ii)ed gi°nGhgse’s idne fm' the Sh°'t'S' our C1°t'hi°K H53 50511
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_ The Jury in the trial _ of Bengamin Liver I;;Hs sayliing theynhad cured m_ i Sh0rtSn;i._:ir;_l_g:_;_§_g;_h%né1u 11,3338 é
ewbo so t s gra d medici ecom .
Adams, accused of violation of the Sun- _ . ds Saturda sal I t
. pietely cured me, putting an en -tothoe' 7 ° ‘S ' - 35-
day law In Yonkers. New Y_°fk~ by P1*_‘Y' dreadful pains in the ibuck and uly We_0f1`°1;y0u the Best Goods in the lim i olf on Sunda brought in a verdict Sm-engmiemn the k,dn¢yg_ 1 8, 9, Wei at Fair Prices. Get your girl or boy -one of
, 1188 Y. , _ of not guilty, and recommended that Sun. man to-day, tiiianks t_o_oxl)r. Chase.;_’ On _our ne:;_v_f:a_r‘t_séego__$ti:._rct_§,c:_$ag_i_es_,_orpg_l_ieo;_e_&
day law be amended so as to not interfere mu 8' dose 25 eww a _ Ha_sZ,m| 5; Mo°,.e_ Sm _ with the innocent amusement of citizens _ i _ The” "King E.i_,_va_,.d» and “Duke ot on Sunday. _ _ -_ York are some of the new style ties we
____*._.__. - are opening to-day at D A Bruce’s. 14 tf
85 Pi°°°*‘ Silk and ‘V001 30055- 3 M.”-“JL Arroper blending of uood Mocha and
` Flounced Roman Satin Underskirt - ' ¥ -Java' C0599; P1`9D8l‘€d ill 811611 a manner . _ . L_ R_ C. B__ Lgndgn; that the fu lilavoris brought out, makes
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trom $ . to $5. 0 will be on sale one of the most delicious audngmtifying ` at Jas Paton dz Co.’s to day. 7tf - _ 1 drinks imaginable, especi y . when A, 'rii ru' mi 1 ki i t. ° 1' n ai ite ii me - K t si. _o ’ it s""'°d “"““ “°'1 °’““‘“- M°°?“’- J°l1“§°“ =---2--iii-i‘f»`f=1--‘?-i-if--?~i--2-Ji-iiiil °° ‘ ....1$..;...iI..... "i" ' t~?.°l::2:.““::.":i..‘::. ‘;:‘:.e‘.u"i °‘ Keep the lawn_mower idle for afew weeks _ _ ' _ _ da » _ ,,,,,.i,,,,,,,_,__iné; claim to have 8 003.68. gyriif;
and ii i as :msn e to _ ,0PFlCEll0URS.8-l0am.l2to2p_ .1 , pn thing beztfegrfdends th: daeiiilellions sgvnilteh rg Lgpgggg ¢0MMm.;[¢A»H0N_ “_-Dec §;1'a3:_°p\:__;§c‘;l;_s 5-o\;fiib°1____80d8» fountain an
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Monday in each g Prowse Block.-E. Gammon, Rec. Score- *
tarye ' ‘ ,/ ` ORANGE ORDER
Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd”
Ooum- Avoirnatl, I. 0. F., toni-ti
overdlseaseliesin its
_the other-symptoms of Indigestion, ln- and Secy. ' ' ' - cluding the' heart troubles above explain- ’ - insults. Puma Osh” ed, are alike-rendered impossible. It is a
dangerous mistake to neglect Indigestion ~ “ _
at any time, but it is a fatal one if the s°°°“d Tf“`?d°'7 in mmm' D°“d u° heart is at all weak and in this case as L°”””‘”’ b°°y' ' I
"vii + f.ol'i in Minnie Tvnole
Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, drst Monday in month. J. R Davison. Sec’y
are indispensable. ~
Alexander oimpuu-, Royal ai-on my- sickly in s sons in Masonic Temple, first Thursday in UHl'¢l'U llld
month except June. July and August. J. J. Weldon, Sec’y. _ _ _ ' Prince Edward Preeeptory, No. 35 Knights' Templars. 3rd Wednesday of each month in Masonic Temple.
Albert Edward .Lodgfe of Perfectiore degreeA.&:A.S._B.3rdThursday,follow-
gig 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July, ct. ‘ Prince George Encampment. Royal Foresters meets every Thursday in Wright’s-Hall.-Mm'deck Mclloorl Hust- trious Amhivilllh , ' . A
cours Charlottetown, 0.0. r,.,aist ina
third Thursday. Wi-iglara Hall.-W. c. Whitlock, _€eo’y.
Court Abegweit, 0. 0. F. meets in
Fore~4ter’s Hall, Prowso Block, on the second and fourth: _Thursday of mount --H. w. Weeks, ;f.»"‘
onnrirmows. _?‘
Portia Joie Encampmenton wednesday in such mouth.-D. B2- 'mc- Lenna.nR. S. ` - St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday evening. E. M. Younker, Sec’y
Wildey Lodge every _Friday evening
in their, hall ln Victoria Bow. Geo Q McLeodSec’y. Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No , meets everyiirst and third Tuesday evening.- Fanny J. Wise, Secretary.
xmonzrs or rirrmas. Knights of. Pythias--Empire Lodge. No 0V01'.Y Thursday eyening at 8 o’clock, in Pythian Hall, P_rowse’s New Block.--J.H. Williams, Keeper of Records and Seal. _ soars' or ENGLAND.
Lodge Eton, No. 14.8 meets every ` Thurs
_ day evening in S. 0. E.H.a.ll Victoria Row. John A. Field, Sec’y.
Lodge Prince Edward meets second and
fourrth Tuesdays of each month-‘in S.0.E. _ Hall. Victoria Row..--Fe H. Duchsmin- Sec,y '
Loral. cnusannns.
r COND!-Il! “A." ' every Monday in Wright’s Hall at 6.30 p. in.--Ada Wad man. Sec y. ' '
' SONS OF THPERLFUI.
Victoria Division, S. O. .i'., on iMonday,
at 8 p. m.
_ Orient giivislon, Friday, at 8 p. in.
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_ Itseems a waste of time
Bla against neglecting q _ ut what won d victims and pneumonia give it only in its beginning.
cough or cold. Deadly wit colds and could
gi Dr. » Cba8e's Syrup rpentine, the great
not merel relieves bu
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disease were ‘were
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