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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

FURNITURE WARE ROOM on Pennsylvania
l avenue, doors west of IL sire JAMES
WILLIAM S has on hand good assortment Of
Caoinet Furniture, Settles, Cane and Wind sor
Chairs manufactured by experienced workmen
Hair Shuck and Moss Mattresses
Britannia Ware, Waters, Tea Boards, Knives
and Forks
Tubs and Buckets, Willow Chairs, Fancy Dus.
tiers .s
Brushes of every description Market and Clothes
Baskets
Looking glasses, Fend RS, Shovels and longs
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware
Looking glass Plates, and all sizes of Gilt aud
Mahogany Frames made to order
Which VIII be sold low for cash, or on time for
notes satIslac torlly endorsed.
Old Furniture and Chairs taken in exchange 70
new.
Do do repaired and repainted.
M ,hogany for sale.
n B. Funerals attended to.
Oct 10 st. ...
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NJ EW STYLE THREAD LACES, INSERT.
~ lNGS, &c.-Receved this day, from New
York ..
One carton superior English Thread Laces and
Inserngs
Imitation Valenciennes and Brussels Laces and
Edginss
Swiss Muslin and Cambria Edgings
Black Brussels Trimming Lace
Baiste and Hemstiched Linen Cambria IIlkf
English Silk Hose and Half hose
Plain and figured Nets of all kinds (Bobinet,)
Wash, Blonde patent spotted, black and
white Thule,) together with every variety of
outings
To be had of JAMES B. CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market and No. 2 from 9Th ST.
N. B. Where are to be had rich Silks and Nous
senes in great variety, cheap. .....
oct 3-3t
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w M. NOELL, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER,
w Penn. apenue bttween II md 18th streets
a Jew doors east Of hhs CHy Post Offer respectful.
ly informs the Public, that he is ready t0eNecu'e, al
the shortest notice, aud the most reasonable
terms, all work in his Tine OF business.
Work made up to order in all shapes and colors,
suitable for Offices halls hotels and dwellings,, for
cash city acceptaaces
He socits Public patronage.
N b. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted
l9-3f
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MOI ICE.

nISSOLUTION.-T co.partnershp hereto
~ fore existing under the firm of Dunn aud
Eer, in the Printing business is this day dsso we'd
by mutual consent. The business will hereafter be
Conducted by the latter. Al debts due the firm
must be paid 10 Joseph Eter and those against the
firm, VIII be presented to him for payment.
JAMES G. DUNN,
August IL 1910. JOSEPH ElTER.
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HEALTH REPORT.

UFFItsE OF THE BUAKD OF HEALTH,
.'. WAsHGNGToN, Der g. 1910.
Efy-one deaths have been reported to the
Board of II eatn for the month ending 3Oth
September. Of these, there were OF the age of
two years and under, "a; between two and
ten, 4; between ten and thirty, 8 between
thirty and fifty, 10; between fifty and egh-
ty, 5.
Diseases Summer complaint, Is; Con-
sumption, 6; Unknown, Q; Childbed, 9
Bilious fever, 3; Typhus fever, 3 +; Apoplexy
Still born. 6 Dropsy, 3; Fits, l; Innamma
ton of bowels, 1; nvsentery, l. Intermittent
fever, |; Cancer of the breast, l.
HARVEY LINDSLY, President.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS, JUST IN
~ JAMES B. CLARKE, particularly invites
the attention Of purchasers to the very large and
superior stock Of British, French, German, and
American Dry Goods, viz
Magnificent IA Striped Silks of the latest STYLE
and most perfect shades +.
Figured and plain eros de Naples, light and dark
shades y.
Jet an,i blue black Gcos de Rhine and eros de
Suisse
Met,eon Lustings and Satin Levantine
Elegant Stripes and Figures in Mousseline (dif
ierent from any heretotore)
Superior Plain Mousellnes, of desirable shades,
daily expected.
Printed Saxones, of new designs
Black and lavender, lead color, and black Mouss.
elines
Elsslrr Tartans, new style, for chIdrens wear
Tartan Gnghans do do
super 4, Al, 8 English Flannels
Do. Saxony rwied, something new do
Plain and Milled white, red, yellow do
Figuled scarlet do
Super So and black and blue black Bomba.
sins, cheap ."
British and French Merinoes, every color and
quality
81, 4, 81 and io.4 Irish and Russia Table
Danask Sheeings
Russia, Huckerback, Birds eye, and other Tow
Very black Mourning Prints
Rich Furniture do
Pain and Figured Swiss, Book, and Null M US
Inns and Bobinets
Hemsiitched and Plain Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Silk Hosiery black, white, plain, and ribbed.
Wollen and Cotton do. of every size an quality
100 pans superior Rose and Whitney Blankets
10 packages bleached and brown Cottons, &c.
II being impossible 10 enumerata every article in
the limits Of an advertisement, ladies and gentle
men are earnestly invited TO call ami Judge for
themselves TO the variety and extent Of the sub
scrihers stock who takes occasion to renew his
surances that he will offer goods at the smallest
possible advance for cash. or TO puncual customers.
JAMES B. CLARKE,
No from sth street. opposite Centre Market.
sept 26-3t
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JOSEPH ETTER, EDITOR.
ASSISTED BY MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION

o. All commune tions for this paper to be ad
dressed to JOSEPH ErTER, at the Office OF the Ma.
tive American, Pennsylvania avenue, near the Rail.
road Depot.
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NTOTICE.--On and after the 10th instant. (Wed-
Y nesday next,) the Evening Train OF Passenger
Cars for Baltimore will be despatched from this office
at o'clock instead of o'clock as at present, of
Is hich travellers will please take notice.
BY order: SAM l., SIEIIlNlUS,
June i3-3t Agent,
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FOR RENT,

a STORE on Pennsylvania avenue, between the
y Railroad Depot aud the Capitol Possession
given Immediately. Rent low. Enquire at this
Otli ce Sept. l2-tt.
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I'D OTELER s. DOM have just received, and
ID are now opening, at their establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue opposite Browns Hotel, their
full stock of House furnishing Goods, consisting Of
a great variety Of
Mahogany Ware and Chairs of several descrip.
tons ...
Bedsteads Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Plated, German Silver, and Planish Tin Goods
Knives and Forks, Hall, Astral, ard other Lamps
Look. glasses, Walters, and Tea Boards
brushes of every description
general assortment OF China, Glass, and Crock.
cry Ware
Cedar Ware and Market Baskets
Bird Cages, Brass Andirons, Shovels and Tongs,
and Renders Is.
And general assortment Of Tin and Kitchin
Ware, for culinary purposes, &c. &c.
Persons furnishing can be supplied at our estab-
lishment with all necessary articles, and some of
the ornamental ones used in housekeeping, without
the trouble Of shopping from place TO place, and
as good terms as at any other establishment or es-
adjustments in the District.
@... sep 2S-3t.
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TONGRESS WATER-Jnst received from the
~ Springs in quarts aud pin's at
Sept. ~. TODD'S Drug Store.
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3J n r. "A 4 xE S.

COiInENCiNG SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10.
(PiiiS D.AY) MD ENDING SATURDAY,,
OCT IL, 1870
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REMOY

THE OFFICE OF THE NATIVE AMERI-
CAN has been removed from f street to Penn
sylvanla avenue, few doors East of the Railroad
Depot Communications for the upper part of the
City left in the Postotfice will be attended TO-
Sent 5. JOSEPH ETTER. .
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S30, 0OC!-THEG DAY.


Saturday, October 10, 1900
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF RHODE
ISLAND Class No. 15s-6th Series.
$50, 00O.-$G, O00. ST., 900 - IS 000-$2, Coo
$2l50-5 oil $40O.-5 of $I00.--SSc. SC. SC.
3L5"25 prizes of $1,000 are S5D,000..E1a
Whole Tickets $ip-sbares in proportion.
LOTTERY-C Glass No. 2a4--To DO
drawn THIS DAY, Oct. 10, 1910.
81, 000-$2, 50O.-S1, sOO.-$l ,34l l-2--
prize OF 81 ,001.-5 oil $60O.-Sc &c.
Whole Tickets $2-shaies in proportion.
Lo rTERY-C Class No. 225-To be
drawn on MONDAY, October II 1910.
S7,Oo0.-$2, O34.-2 of $5OO.-t&c. &c.
66 Number LoUery-l2 Drawn Ballots
Whole Tickets 50 50-shares in proportion.
POKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY OF della
WARE-CIass No.ll-fo be drawn on TUES Il
DAY, October IS 1910.
l4,O00.-$5, O00.-$4, OOO.-$3 800
So ,5O0--$ 5000 Of 81, 500.-10 OF 5000 SC.
Whole Tickets $5-shaTes in proportion.
be dawn on WEDNESDAY Oct. IA, 1910.
5,OO0.-$l, observation-disclosures of
$500.
Whole Tickets $l-Halyes rs cents.
pOKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY OF DELLA.
WARE-Class No. l2-Draws TIL RSDAY,
Oct. To- 1910.
so, 0OO.-$5 ,O0.-$2, 500.-$l 800.
| prize Of 81 250.--5 Of Si,000-5 OF S60e--5 Of
ss55O-200 prizes (lowhst three) Of $5oo-$l0,-
000.-&c. sc.
~ Number Iottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY-FOR THE
FARQUIER AND ALEXANDRIA TURN
PIKE ROAD.
To be drawn FRIDAY, Oct. I6, 1910
l5,0O0.-$5, OOO.-$3. 0OO.-$2 900
prize of 5 l.4l0-5 Of $S00--5 Of 5000.
80 prizes of $500-l0O prizes Of Sl00.
Whole Tickets $5--shares in proportion.
For Tickets. Shares. or Certificates Of Packages,
in the above Lotteries. Apply to or address
JAS. PHALEN co, Mahagars,
Oct. I0-lt Penn. avenue near "A street
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WANTED,

hNE OR TWO AGENTS. to act for this paper
~ who are travelling, and have good recotn,nen-
dations. The most liberal prices will be paid them
Address, post paid, JOSEPH ETTER,
Sept 5. Washington City, D. G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14


humours which are opposed to health. They aid
and improve digestion, aud sound sleep follows
their use because they cleanse the stomach and
dowels OF those shiny hum nrs Witch mol only
initiate and excite tie nervous system, but parai'
we aud weaken the digestive organs In short,
they possesses all the good qualities that can be
claimed for any medicine; and what is very re-
mafksble, i, is utterly impossible 10 use them
without benefit.
Moe than ~ thousand persons can be referred
10 who have been cured Of complaints apparently
of the most DANGEROUS character, solely by the use
of the Indian Vegetable Pills.
Office aud General Depot for the sale OF the
ubnyr pills in the New England States; l9S Tfe-
mont Street near Cont street, Boston, where
they can he had at wholesale and retail.
Agents have been appointed Cor the sale Of the
Pills in mus, Of the towns in New England
An letters relative to the Pills mus, he addressed
thus; N T. Office N A. College of Health, lbs
fremont sheet; Boston, Mass"
AGENTS Rutland, VIM. Fay; Bethel, )
Austin, IT.; Irociofsyille, Proctor and Robinsoni
lridrr wairri Thos. Southraie; Eas, P"ul,ney,
IIikock and Mrars. Ludlow, Dunbar, * Co. T.;
Rradlng, Wood 81 Merrill; Cevndish Gibson
& SON Ally
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Vdiuable Information.

TIE Indian Vegetable Pills are certain cure
Ior Disease in its every variety of form, because
ib.y thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels,
induce proper discharge by the lungs skin and
kidney, and stimulate the blood to purify itself
In other words, they open all the natural drains
ana cave Nature, Nhe grand physicIan) free to
drive disease from The body. The above outlets
or drains, are the common. SO wefs Of the body =,
through winch all morbid md corrup, humors Qhe
"ause OF disease) are carried off; and so long as
they are kept open, and discharge freely their al.
loitcd portions of mpurity, the body will contin.
Ne IN health: but. when, from eating improper
Hood breathing impure air sudden transitions from
heat to cold, oyer-exhausiion, or any other cause
ne bowels become costive, the pores of the skin
become closed or the kdneys fail TO periorm their
functions properly, the impurities which should
be drained from the body by these outlets, will be
retained. and continue TO accumulate until the
body becomes literally loaded with dis-ase
Ii the channels Of our mighty rivers should
become blocked up, would not the saccumn lated
waters find new outlets, or the country become
Inundated Just SO with the human body if The
natural drains become closed, the siapnaDt and
corrupt humours will find vent in the various for.
ms Of disease, such as lever, small Pox mrasl.s
rheumatism; govt. spoplrxy, dc or death will nd
our suherings. Th-r-for,, when sickness n, The
stomach pains in the back aud side, Quick nuIs.
burning skin, or any other unpleasant sy,unioms
indicate that one or more Of the natural dra,ns
are not dlsshateing freely, and that the eonsitu.
"' !" a"e' !" e"mmrhce struggle for the re
'tnraton OF health, no time sho Id lie lnst in nd
m'rsirfng few doses Of the Indian Purpa,,y.
indian Vegetable Plll..) BY % daing. ali The
functions 81 ihs BODY will be restored 10 order
s"o 'hr'"s' homofs. the caosr Of every inAama
non OF Pan We suffer, will be removed ia so -asy
and hstufai manner thai The hodv .,iIl A.. ~
stored IS il by ehsrm ' IT,
Inc shove pills may be taken at ALL time,
ana undsr.l eifeams,Ances, with perfect s,e,ty
sun AL eosrLsISTs, and all ages, and
Consequently, they can never MN. -, A.,
os' se''eae Like our food. lh,r arr dig,s,ible.
'nsf'ofe ih'y eater into the circulation and nm
sHt an energy To the b God; which enabl-s !, a.
Nnh freedom gate Ia the erirrmi,ies and
"f' are true and perfect purifiers sCtb. ~
T'Au'r they dram all corrupt humours rom ,l,s,
ne giving mud They i,npln strength aud
N,gof To the vhoe system, and their effects ar. |
Always efheheial bec.us, they only remove those
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ArrrNTioV nALD HEAns

or Al ~ ssrssA -str tet'std ~ 10 'os'"faioe
- 1900 ~ 49, liasf naiifsf Ass l'een iuahd
80 ta Aii-ffs prsgit"us iiaf Inaf u Ssleom
-, A. ,,ssrss tts tisif 20 hssih sn4 ivauis NaHF
.le .e.s haia thfss merth' ago, esa zoe sthihi
l.,vsisai besds a iisi'.
Cogg - istis' FROM = liich.
Fiatadripiis nsy 10. 1853.
u, Js,ss-nea, 81. ftrlihsi go hand, 80
,,s.grh H. rsa ~ fssof a. Aifrus uoagiaout ilaif
Tosts sd b. sca ST. bar hsd hsyH isiirr 81
ssut 10 yesft tne bed iscatsr Frt, thsn tifraninr
,yr,s, bsiautsi. rhrH ! eorscreed ofiss ihis rem
as, o. stssat nre ssst 10 ceased 90 fall od
have us,d q SOW sb.lsi itfsc uirtths sud haze 90
fsii nnE thsei head Il hsif a. raa Pfssihs dr,fc
have rts..snspts,rd s 90 uRnisf ~ ns ifi'uds
~ho al sF.at ~oii n ~. u iadhuis c~pin,td !
haze 90 debit q ts rererai surcess lmas 80 that
lsfs ssng she Tuair hai tnel siine.i 81 ihe "a.
reas Nnities ssnpayeh Tor ,hc hfit spch ~ MAccss
~ Od III ne aGcfest Ffcp.e ttpss IT Ecafs OF.
Vegetable llsf o.. Sc. a.. snh"ut eipcncaC.Hs
mach dsny bcDsti. Repeatedly Noufs.
=. FITCH
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FARM EOR sale.

1--WE subscriber offers for sale his Farm living
Il on The stage road leading from Rutland to
Whitehall, three miles east OF Caslleton VILLAGE
IN the north part Of Ira containing 900 ac rs eli
calculated Tor daily or sheep. A good wood
io'' ana a sugar orchard of 500 tree, n
good cedar lot in West Rutland. also a wood Ia,
near Clarendon Springs, trgtihsr with two Tor
ses, cows, III calves, go sheep. For further
p'ileuIars inquire on III. premises OF G-n
Ira, Feb. LIST, 1910 o.. ROIjND
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
JEW DANlD'S
HEBREW PLASTER

The pccultariiics Of this Chemical Compound arc
oviag To- is extraordinary Effects upnn the animal e.
bee ., nerves lsamcn. and muscles It's ,iuoe. being
carried by them TO toe Immediate scat Of disease OF
pain and weakne,.
However good any internal remedy uiay he this rs
external application will prove = pawrriu ausa-
~. in removing the disease aud laoiiaiine tie
casct 81 local Affirmation. ScrofiOlous affections,
kings Esi. Gout uflmmatory, aud thfonic Eheu-
maism, and "a 81 places where scitcd p7tn exists
u ha. likewise teen very beneficial IN ri
weakness, such wrakn and pain in the stomach
weak lnhs lamone.s sfec,ens oft ,pinc, lem7le
weakness. Sc. No female subject To- paiu OF weak
ness In tie buck side Should he without II. Mar.
Rcd laiic. In delicate stuiions find great relief from
cons,sniy wearing this plaster.
No putting eieat spread uf certificates Is intend
ed Those who wish to satisfy Themselves oi the ei-
oacv uf THIS plaster obtain suihccut quantity To
spreud or 8 for 81 cts! sum moi hall sufficient, 10
pi, for the insertion Of single corthcaio lnto any
of our most c"ipnion prints single time. Tins tn
Giug price per lut j. placed upon /, ~ order that u
may lie withn the means Of every afflicted person ot
the community that all whether rich or poor may OBJ
tain tie Treasure Of heaiih, which results from IL
Pnce per box 80 cts. Directions accompanying
each box.
Rtmedy for Thrush, Canks, and Nursing Sore
Month.
Thousands, both old and Young but especially moth
crs aud Infants every year consigned 10 the tom
lay the above stubborn diseases The m,uoderstandb
~. and ignorance or most pfacticeing physicians in
regard 10 this disease and the consequent uncertain
~ Of cure from their prescriptions, subject al
common remark among all those who have suffered
from the deeasc. who have witnessed The suffer
ings al others.
Many the cures we have Witnesses pc rformcd
bv these medicines. In the worst stages of Thrush
Canker aud Nursing Sore Mouth, even where the pa
tent had been gwen over by number Of The most
talented Physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently be-
cause we know IL is only 10 be tested, TO be apprcci
afed
ftice, 81 50 per package, SIe per dozen.
T.. W. CAPkON, d Co.. Rochester, N. Y agents.
forVcrmont and Maine, and for sale by II 7 WHITE
& Co Rutland VI. s7ewly
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BY the British Queen

WHICH arrive at New York Nov. %, wer e.
ceivcd an interesting lei,rr from Mr. J Morris on
written q, ,he British College of Health. London
where the medicine If viii Ii we speak below is
made. Mr. Morrison thinks that tb. reason tho,
many in this country are so long in being cured
of old seated diseases, is that they do no, tok.
large doses enough and who is n b.tt,, ;udrr
than he who has Tor uears made and odmi,s,.r,J
the medicine and observed its effects W. he.
iieve this reason th. true one. In cases oC,vphns
fever bilious affections cholera morbus cons,mn.
ton rhcuma ism particularly
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM.
Dropsy, Small pox. The Doulour,auY
FEVERS OF ALL KINDS.
and in many other diseases, in their worst stages
there should be doses. ofIO. Is. 30 20. and even
more Pills administered at "a dose /, il don,
with pr-at success nil over Enron. and ih.r. !,
where the medicine il mos, successful w. con.
versca with apentl-man in this town in Angus,
last, il was Mr. John Morrison son or Mr. Jsmes
Morrison, the Hyreis,. who spent d,y or Two.
here, while on his iravels through the States he
informed US that lie was once pros,rot-d by a Ie.
yer, we think he said ,yphus lev =, Che nam.
matters nol aud was pronounced by iti. DIS and
pIr sicians snrar his end :, ns, ,rcov.,v ill.,
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WV. KENT. Dentist.
DENTIST.

nOCT. MEACilAM CONTINUES 10 perform op'
.rn,inns ON the teeth usual at his oirce
Particular attention paid to cleansing ana filing
cartons teeth with gold, thereby arfes,ing the
p,nuress o; decay and rendering them useful Tor
many wears. Lost teeth supplied by seliccous
mctolic teeth or any others called for or ssona'
bic terms. Those wishing his services would do
well To cell soon, as he thinks OF be ng abset al,
er the first Of MAY during tho sumner
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Compiiting all those ar ices usually called for
BY physicians and families. Also Moiai's Life
Fills and Biltrrs, Coleman's Arabian Basam,
DIR Jaync's Hair Tonic. Caiminalive basam, Ex.
pee oron, and Sanative Pills aud most of the pa.
tent medicines now in use All XII dis OF mcdi'
cines not on hand prepared To order. All medi.
cines warranted genuine. Trusses, &c.
Books, Stationary, &c.
Scbo j books of al kinds, bibles, hymns, blank
books, writing and letter paper, enamelled cards.
WATERS sealing wax ink, silver pencils and points
mezzotinto paints and brushes, London 3ourd,
ihrorem paper, quilts, toy books and priinm.rs.
A variety If perlumrry, lip sulve, tooth brushes
and powders, &c.
Trees, Potatoes, Plants and Seeds.
Alpine and other varieties Of the Mlberry u;
Rohan Potatoes French and German pumpkin
seeds Tree and Dution corn, &c for snle by
ID. II. MEACHAM.
Wallingford, Feb 1910. 81
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DENTIST.

TIME Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
Of Rutland and lis vicinity that he has taken
rooms at Benisn's Hotel, where he will make his
head quarters during the winter, and will b" hap
nv TO wni, on any who may wish his professional
aid either at his room or a, their dwellings Com
mands from any Of the ne'shboring towns VIII be
Immediately attended TO- ,.,
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since he has prac,crd in the southern States with
rood success / recommend him to public conii'
d.pc- If JOSEPilUS BROCkWAI.