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Prosecniine .altornens.

Prosecuting .4iiorneys. lst Circuit-N. M. Foster, Helena. Phillips county. End Circuit-Solon B. Jones. Pine Bluff, Jeffer- son county.
 srd Circut-Silas C. Walker, Batesville, Inde- .pendence county.
 4th Circuit-A. B. Greenwood, Bentonville, Ben ton county
 5th Circuit--George c. Watkins, and Attorney General, Little Rock. Pulaski county. 9th Cireuit--Allen ", BleviRs, Washington. Hampstead county.
 Eth Circuit--Joseph J. Green, Van Buren, Craw- ford county.
 sth Circuit-R. Lyon, Fl Dorado, Union county
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CALL AT JEFFRIES,

gTyHr subscriber has just returned from New Or I leans, where he purchased genteei stock of goods, wares, and merchandise of this Springs m- pottatons, and now offers them for sale at Els old stand, north room Tn Aldrich's corner, at perhaps lower rates for cash the produce of the country, than the same style of goods has ever before been offered in this market He would respectfully so- icit share of patronage from his old friends and the citizens generally.
 C. L. JEFFRIES. Little Ro:k, April 2s, is47. 33-ly.
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Judges of the Circuit Courts. lst Cireuit-John T. Jones, Helena, Phillips county.
 End Cmcuit--wiIliam H. Sutton, Columbia, Chi. cot county.
 srd Circuit William c. Scott, Batesville, Inde- pcndence eonnty.
 4th Circuit-Sebron c. Sneed. Fayetteville, Washington county.
 5th Circuit-Wflliann H. Field, Little Rock, Pu- laski county. 6tt Circuit-GeOrge Conway, Washington. Hemp stead county.
 7th Circuit William W. Floyd, Ciarksville, Johnson county.
 sth Circuit Christopher C, Scott, Camden, Qua chita county.
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Officeys Of thc state-IsA7.

G0rernOr. THOMAS s. DREw,--Little Rock, post office.
 Secretary of Stafe- DsvIp B. GhEER,--Little Rock, post office. .4udiior of Public Accounts. ELIAS N CoNwAv,-l.ittIe Rock, post office.
 Treasurer. SAMUEL ADAMs,--l ittIe Rock. post office. Judges of Me Supreme Court Thomas Johnson, Chiel Justice, Collegeville, Sa. line county.
 Williamson s. Oldham, associate Justice, Fay. etteville, Washington county. William Conway B, associate Justice, Bates vile, Independence. county.
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DESIGNATION.
COparsrsership.

TTNHE undersigned have this day associated them N selves together for the transaction of a GENER- At CoMMIsioN BusINEss in thIs city, under the firm of PRATT & BELKNAP ofEce, ss Camp street
 JOHN G. PRATT,
 s. E. BELKNAP, New Orleans. Sept. l, ls4S. s-tf.
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Flour, Cheese, &c. On BBLS. Supeffne Flour, OU IS boxes Cheese, 800 fbs. Cotton ' arm. 5000 lbs. flat, round, and square bar Iron,
 800 lbs. horse shoe Iron,
 Wagon and buggy boxes,
 Dog Irons. Received per s. b. Alert, and for sale by Nov. .s.--9tf VIM. D. WAIT.
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A IL persons indebted to the subscriber, either A by note or book account are requested to cali and settle the same with Mir. ] Krause. his aufhor- ized agent, by doing soon they will save costs.
 eatG H. HABERMAN.
 Little Rock. January 20, is47. I9--sm
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Notice to prs-empiion Clainanis. [ Evsrr person entitled to the right of pre- -emntion c TT salisactioh of the Register znd Reeeivs of IT propsr land office. and make payment therefor, s soes ss practicable afier seeing this notice, and hefsss the day appointed for the comnneneement of ths public sale of the land eE1bfaeing the tract 1T Fg RICHARD M, YOUNG,
 Com. of the general land office. Arrii n ncI3a l2w
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April iith.--3En
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Worms Easily Removed.

WNIEh'S ChNhUlhU VthNlfUdE
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN DIE every year from the
Ill diseases produced by Worms. they are the Cause Of
numerous and f1ghiful diseases Indeed there is scarcely, a
complaint common TO infancy and childhood which may
not produced or greatly aggravated by the presence Of these
destructive animals IN the stomach and bowels. Cases are
recorded Of their producing St Vituss Dance, Locked Jaw,
Dropsy, Sqniniir. Loss Of Feeling in The Limbs, Rickeis,
, lpitaiion of The Heart, Empliuns, Dry Cough, Severe
aims, aleness, EmacIatinn, total Decline OF Strength, and
Consunpiiol. They consume all the nourislment in the
body, and ina ~ destroy the Child.
WIN fER'S CANADIAN NERMtFUGE is n rl.aslut,
sIfe, speedy and permanent cure fur this dangerous cure for
this dangerous affic ion II has been faithfully tic l. and
is unit ersal y approved Il even by Physicians I desiroys
the worms al once, d SOLVES aEd CARR, s tiff the slime which
turns the nest of worms, and greatly improves and invieo-
cafes The system. IL is the most perfect thing of tina kind
ever invented, and nv family should be without it,
P.S- Parents may be assured that this medicine is per-
frctiy hsrnless in it, effects II is carefully com sounded, of
the very best materials, md there lis not the least danger in
usingii.
Price only D Gel {. per hottie.
Is HOCGlrnN. I3a Washington st. Boston, General
Agent for the New England Sntai,s.
AGENTS. Middlebury, DR.. Russell,
Vergenncs, i. Huntington, Monkton, #. C,
Smith, New Haven, \. P. Roscoe, Pittsford,
Henry Simonds. Cas- Teton DIR. JamIe>ton.
Burlington, Peck & Spear, and dealers in
Medicine generally in New England.
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Extraordinary Discovery.
DEAFNESS CAN BE CURED,

,,oorrEh'S EIEREAL OLA PROMPT and
ins'lns remedy Tor DEAFNESS, also for Mains snG
discharge Of mater from the Ears. p""S d"o
b.r nuI Sn oil cnIes in cases deemed utterly hoples,
Sn,m.r W nl established Its superiority over ever
'a'uanIe Acous'ic Medicine is a compound nj
~ GnercIt Oils, one of (which, the active and prin.
s-s'eulehI' rs obtained from the bark ola GER
a In 'aecles oil WALNUT, a new and efectual
81 erson VINO had been deaf for 10, Is and eyon 20
IN e., "ane oeeh permanently cured BY using this oil.
testimonials in its favor, that the inventor claims ~
" |. u ILs'nction Of an Invaluable Remedy, in all cases
" y Ear is perfect in its formation,
r or further particulars. and evidence of its o,e.,
' 'IEe see printed sheets, in the hands of Agents.
S"'e o"'y by W.P Russell Druggist.
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pr. HUNTERS
EYE WATER.

This valuable preparation subducs ever.
stage Of inflammation gives strength ~.
cndurenrr to weak and irritable Eyes. r.
moving The dinlness Of sight caused by rius
attention TO minute Objects, or from c&la.'
ure 10 strong light-ard should lac uscd
all who find heir eye-sight falling from a'
or without any appearance of disease.
lamation caused BY injuries from blows. O.
any foreign substance, will be speedily 81
rested by Il few applications A m"It;
OF certificates might be apI ended, suLslaui-
ting the truth of the above statements. bur
Il preparation of this kind. it is deemed d
necessary, as the first trial will furnish be-
ter evidence OF It's efficacy, Than a page G.
certificates. Aecnb
w. P. Russell. Middlebury P. Maxfe
and f. Huntington. V%ergennes; G. W ="
melee, Bristol and AT all the princl2
places OF trade in Addison County.
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Natures ways for keeping the
Body Clean.

In the ways of the circulation, there are
humors that flow with the blood there are VAR
Gus vessels naturally placed to divide lneSe l%o
kinds of fluids; consequently all nutritive SUD-
stances 90 through several kinds OF cleansing, all
which is necessary for the health oil inc oody.
The kidneys separate The Immoral nolds, whlch
are then carried by the ureiers to the bladder.
From thence. bv the dilatation of the sphincter,
they pass through the urethra. The liver, by Its
natural action, separates the bile from the blood.
The cystic, or bag, containing morbid matters,
hepatic, pancreatic, and other channels, arising
in the ways of the circulation, carry 10 the intes-
final tube, by the aparlures leading into II, the
portion OF the bile and the humors which the
blood rejects. Thus is thrown out OF the system
either naturally, or by the action of medicine,
those matters which are deposited for that pur-
pose in the intestinal channels.
The stomach is capable of two motions, the
one up, the other down: the latter the periStaltick
the former may be styled the repulsive motion,
or vomiting. Both motions are occasionally re-
quired to get rid sometimes of offending humors.
From what has been said, it follows that, from
its form, organization and f~unc;ions, the intestinal
canal NAV be compared 10 a river, into which a
number of streams empty themselves. As long
as the river suns freely, the other streams dis
charge their watsrs' freely into it; but il, by some
cause, lis course is stopped, it forces back The
waters of the secondary streams by its superb
bundance, and SPREADS over the adjoining land.
If we will lay aside prejudice, and not be blinded
by erroneous opinions, we must acknowledge
that the work OF nature in the intestinal, %arterial
and veinous channels is exactly the same.
There is but one law Of circulation in nature.
is it not clear that when there is a superabund-
ance of humoral fluid in the intestinal tubes, and
coStiveness takes place, or not sufficient action,
that it owsbackin into the blood and there
BY prevents a free circulation This is of ON
mon occurrence-it is a dreadful state for the
system 10 be in. You would remove the obStruc-
lions which stop the river, and by that means re-
establish its free course, and those of its tributa-
ry streams: Follow the same principle with the
body; remove with Brandreth's Pills the super
abundance of humors in the intestinal canal, the
ways of the circulation by them will soon be re-
stored to the full exercise of their natural func-
tons, and health will be the consequence.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER OF JUDGE FooT, OF
OTsEGo Co.
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DIR. II. +. PEER US
VERMIFUGE OR "DEADSH0TH
FOR WORMS.
4. Highly r%dluable preparation, capable. from
The PromPttude Of its action, Of cted''-
ing the system in a Gew hours
oterery CORN

Oferery rorm.
The exceeding small quantity of this Medicine
required 10 test the existence of worms, or 10 re-
move every one from the system, its operating IN a
few hours, together with its great certainty OF effect
constitute il one OF the most brilliant discoveries Of
the age. 1t seldom needs 10 be repeated and new
er TO be followed by any other pure. Therefore IN
urgent ca.es, as those of FITS, SPASMS, OrCON-
WILSON'S, caused by worms, its unrivaied supe-
rioriiy is ~manifest. Few medicines are better cal
culated to improve the health Of children, even
when no worms exist; as il removes those masses o
cruditics that lineand closely adhere TO the stom-
ach aud bowels. giving rise 10 symptoms that coun-
terfeit every variety Of worm disease. Aithough
prompt aud certain in its operation, and not I'M
pleasantto the taste, it isperfectly safe, and adap-
ted To the tenderest age.
The following il an extract from a letter addre.s-
ed to A. b. ID. Sands, fiom the Agent al Derby
Line,
DERBY LINE, VT, May I'll, 1876
| received the box Of "Dead Shot" Vermifuse a.
bout fifteen DAYS since, and have only a few dozen
left ON hand, which will be gone in less than ten
days. it seems to do the work to the perfect satIs-
foction ofall Who u-e it. ] hear some great accounts
oft, where it has produced the expulsion OF from 10
or 20 10 lis worms from one person. and nearly the
same number from some children. Ot course you
think worms ono ofthe prevailing diseases IN Can
ada and Vermont Please send me another supply
.C.BUTTLER.
The foUowing is from an eminent Physician
JoNEsEoRoCGH Tenn. Dec, Sd, lSli.
DIR. II. +. PERRY-I take great pleasure in rec
omending to the public your valuable Nermilugc,
(~properly called "Dcad Shot.'O | have been ven
ding it for two Years. Nothing of 1.-The Kind have |
ever sold that has given so much universal satisfac-
tion. There was ono ease in my Immediate neigh
borhood thatI now recollect Of in which one dose
caused the expulsion of $50 worms from 4 small
child. as the paren, informed a%flcI
Very respectfully, J.YANCEl, MD.
Price 25 cents per vi1l.
Preparedby DR.. II + PERRY, and sold whole
sale and retail by A. b.. & ID. SANDS, Druggists,
100 Fulton-st., corner Civilian New-fork,
Sold also by DIR. w. p Russell.
and by Druggists generally throughout the United
.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-05-18
A Book Addressed TO
Those Who Make Boots and sho


And especially 10 those rtO rear them.
The Book OF THE FEET: HistoIyof Boots
and Shoes with illustrations OF The fashions Gi The
Favn;ians. Hebrews, Fersians, Greeks and Ro-
mans ard The prevailing styles throughout Eu-
rome duripg the middle ages, down TO the present
neriod. Also hinist 10 Last-makers, and remedies
Tor corns, &c.
BY J. SPARKES HALL,
Patent Elastic Boot Maker TO Her Majesty The
Queen, the Queen Dowager, &c.
"Mr. Hall is the most fashionable among the
London boot makerS-and his hook has been re-
ceiyed with decided favor in the higher circles"
Times (London.)
'For such visions as these the dIScl-
Piles ofthe lapstone should be grateful.
9Th 4, sons Of Crispin, and every man who mas
a soul, should reward the publishers enterprise
in the preparation Of this elegant volume"
Literary World.]
every lady who wishes a neat foot and a good
fit should carry this book with her TO her shoeina-
maker.
"To personsengaged in the bootandshoe trade
this work will prove of great value, while to the
general reader it will be found more than usually
interesting" Home journal.
First American from The last English edition
Price 80 Cents.
New York Published by J. S. REDFlELD
and w II GRAHAM. 2 5w
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
fI the Hartford FIRE Insurance CoMPANY
Ior M'ddiebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for Insuring property againstlo loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rsou,,.
ion of this company, and the promp,nes.
with which all their tran sactious have No.
characterised render it unnccessarytosayanv
thing in its favor. All bussincss, conncc,sS
with the etiee Entrusted to him will be faith
fully and Punctuolly t~ransacte ed.
,u JONATR IN HACAR.
MidJlebury, Feb. 26, 1s43 42;y Agsnf
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ROOT PORTER.

THIS PORTER, being manufactured from foHe
of the mont celebrated ROOTS Of Germany and Do
United States. acts powerfully as Il PURIFIER
the BLOOD, and Is the BEST C~ATHOLICONc -
or discovered for The rure of DYSPEPSIA u"
most free and liberal use of this Leverage 50 fn.
from being followed by an unpleasant reaction, irat'
to restore, regulate and invigorate the nervous ry
TEN. The most delicate females NAV pariake eta
not Gully with IMMUNITY but with the most sensiblr7.'
vantage.
4 e Anti DyspePtic Root Porter j. composed 20
tirely Of Vegetables and as a temperance beverage f.
not surpassed.
Thetullowin gentlemen have been appointed agents
for the sale Of the above, and as they will keep asuf
ply constantly on hand, all orders written or ,ula
addressed to them or the Proprietor. will be prompt
IL attended to.
w. p. Russell, VI. D.. Middlbury, Vi.
&. w. Parmelee, Druggist Bristol, VT.
MEssRs. &. t. Co Stevens Vergennes VI.
Manufactured in Burlington VI. by
w. q. MUNSON.
For sale IN Barrels, Kegs, and Bottlrs. Sent y
any part OF the United States. IS
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INTERESTING CASE.

Mrs. Elwell, OF Middlefeld, Otsego county.
was seriously attacked with inflammation, which
settled upon the stomach and bowels, she was
given over by her physician, a council of Doc
tors was called, the decision was that she must
die she however partially recovered, but her
stomach was in a very dangerous state, very lit
tie action could be produced on the bowels by the
most skilllul of the profession. She continued
for many months under the treatment of one doc
tor after another, and continually running down
and so truly deplorable was her situation fol
four months before she tried the Brandre.h Pills,
that nothing passed her bowels except by The aid
of the most powerful cathaItics; sometimes Is
of her doctors pills were given her, and a portion
OF some other medicine, before action could be
produced, and then SO great was her distress thai
for the whole OF the four months above alluded 10,
never was an instance of any thing passing hei
bowels wiIhOuLher %fainting, and on that account
she was watched like a child. In the month OF
January, 1887, she heard of Brandreth Pills, and
Immediately sent 10 DR.. Bra1dreth's office in
Cooperstown- for a box, on receiving which she
took four pills on going TO bed her husband in
qniTed as 10 the effect OF her new medicine, She
replied that she did not feel any effect at all from
IT.. lie then told her that in the morning if she
1uld take 4 dozen more, he guessed they would
operate like all the rest of her medicine. She re-
piled she did not know but they would, for she
did pot expect any thing would cure her. Hoy
efci, d Htlle OCloTe Gay ner bOWelS moved and
without pain or any distress at all, and conso-
q1enlly without f%ainting, 10 the utter as:onish-
mert of Mr.. Elwell and the great Joy Of his wifi e.
In the course OF a few hours they operated four
times equally easy, and The consequence was she
did not lie dOwn through the day more than one
hour. She had not for months been abe to sit
up one hour in a day. The next day she took a
lose OF four pills with the same happy effects.
On the third evening: Mr.. Elwtll called on me.
and purchased a largo supply of the pills, related
the above facts, and said be would neverbe with
out the pills in his house if thew could lie obtain
ed. Iii now two years since The above acts &C.
Cured and Mr.. Elwell informes me that his wife
so IA recovered herhealih III. I he as ieyer h; d
occasion 10 call a doctor for her since. and that
her health is now very good"
F.. FOOTE.
The lady is now well and in the finest health.
B. BRANDRETH.
January 29Ih, 1916.
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p RRIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX

The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure,
has rendered the usual practice Of putting not only
unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are
known by their fruits; their good works testify for
them, and they thrive not by the faith of the credu-
lous.
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism.
affections Of The Bladder and Kidneys, Bill
iOus Ferers and Lirer Complaints, Dyspepsia.
General Debility, Night Smeats, Nervous
Complaints, Piles, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head,
ScHrry, Sail Rheum, Seedlings SC.
For further information see Moffat's Almanac and
the Good Samaritan which may be found at tine
Drug Store Of W-P. Russell,
authorized Agentfor Middlebusy
and vicinity
P.S. Look out for Conuterfeits.
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X Y z Y z,

TIE subscriber does not pretend 10
say that he has the
BEST ASSORTMENT
of goods in tie country, nor that he vii
sell them
CHEAPER
han can be bought in the state; but Re
offers for Sale a large variety of goods u
sually keptin a village store, which he in
tends to sell as low as his neighbors do who
are doing a Legitimate business and living
by their business. His only object in sell
ling goods is to make money, and thereby
make a liring; he intends however TO doh
houoTably, fairly. and by selling at a moder-
ate profit. He has now on hand a large
quantity ofne,C DRY GOODS. GROCER
les, DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
HARDWARE &C., and will exchange them
cash or most kinds of PRODUCE.
H A. SHELDON
Middlebury Both Oct. 1876. a.
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STONE LIME

hept constantly on hand and for sale by ihs
subscriber. Kiln two miles east of Middle
bury village near David Boyce.s. The Pub
nc may be assured inlthe purchase Of Lime
this Kiln that they will get a first rate article,
equal in all respects to any in the County and
IN whiteness far surprising any other.
NELSON CHIT ENDEN'
Middlebury Oct. %. 1916.
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out for Conuicrfeits.
PERFUMES

FOR the Toilet and Observation-Disclosures
& Saesay's Extracts; Patchouly; Heliotrope;
Ede's Oderiferous compound; French extract Of
Rose Water; German Cologne; Otto OF Roses:
J. Wyeth's milk of Roses; Bay Water, &c. &c
Call at the only store where the genuine impor-
ted extracts and perfumes can be found.-First
door south the Post Office.
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NE GOODS.

II III -
THE subscriber having purchased the
entire stock Of Goods of w. Chapman al
the harf in the city of V%ergenns, end adj
dcd thereto u large assortment Of New
Goods purchased late the past season at
greatly reduced prices, which will enable
himto sell Goods lower than can be bought
at any other Establishment in this vicinity.
Our stock of DRY GOODS, comprises a
great variety, as can be found in this City.
Onr Stock of Groceries consist in part
of the following articles, viz,
St. Croix, P. Rico, Havana White, and
New Orleans SUGARS.
Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
and Bohee TEAS
5 Hhds, St. Croix and P Rico Molasses.
Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cloves,
Cinnamon. &c. &c. The above articles
will be sold extremely low, and most kinds
of produce will be received in exchange,
and the highest Market price given.
A. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes. January, LIST lS47.
FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
$50 Tons n. ;. Plaster in bags or bulk
so Western do.
ALSO.
1000 Bushcl Coarse Western Salt.
800 small bags ground do.
30 large bags Liverpool ground do.
A few bushels Turks Island Salt vet an
All kinds Grain wanted for which the
prices will be gwen by
ASA CHAPMAN,
Vergenncs, Jan l, 1917.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

(TE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District oil
Addison Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands fall persons
against he estate Of
ISAAC ATWOOD,
late ofLeicester in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; aud six months from The 18th day OF
April, 1877, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend 10 the business Of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house Off. Fales in Lei
~cesler'on the first Fridays Of July and October
next from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four P. M,
on each ofsaid days.
John Bullock Observation-Disclosures
JOHN ProM
Dated at Leicester his 9Th day Of May
1647. Z
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Gentlemen 4?

nave you seen those Leather over shoes
lln9d win fur: which will keep your feet dry
ana warm-Also the Canada Lcggins that
IL 'o' sac al Johnson's.