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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26
Omnium Gatherum

ihe democracy OF the 9th congressional ,listric,
feel confident OF Campbelrs election TLs Cab.
IA Jeilersonan says:
From every quarter Of the distric, tho sam.
IeSponse comes To our Democratic congressional,
"o"iihee We are gong 10 give Mr.. CampbclI ,
noN. glorious vote. The people are with us. and
T"'' man who understands the interest, of I'M,
district and wsMe bound to have TOW C.urnr,I'
-, vac nfes burning boys! and We will pile
up "fou''ng majority for hun"
"'o's CoMNopIu-Thc n Y Tribun,
says 'h,ee plausible and far a,rr,yr ,,HJ,y;,,
MAY be bought IN this city for bunIT.I J,Il,r..
NC 'n'N our ncighbor Gedney can aecommo.
d''' sueh as are in want of this co,nmodi,v q,
more reasonable terms, We, however came,
recommend their "piduaJilitg"
On sunday, the 18th inst. there was o.,
oF 'has Hriglcr, of Leaf river, a grey Ea,,Ia ~
s"tiS ~ The cXpanse of his VIKINGS f,or,;o, I've
I'eI lie was taken 10y hand, hn,in, ,l......,I
'" upon u r"He which WAS ia the WATT, a, a..
u'r' ana WhIle endcaNorlng TO secure his prc, ~,
became so completely soaked rs to b, mali, ~ 40
nv inc goose escaped with but slight injury W
WI Norris GdssHe,
lI'GH WALLACE, Esq, of Whtesidc CO WI,
nominated by the democrats of the Cialsp, ssn,
'or'al district at Mt Carol the l2,h ms, 81. n.;-
candidate Tor the state senate Mr.. w ba, b,.n
IN The Legislature, and i, ,,anch democrat,
Teddy me boy list guess how many cbc.so
uere Is IN this here bag an faith III give yc I'M,
whole I'VE % them, Five said Teddy a.,
rail- by my sowl, bad luck mon that toud ver
The receipts Of the late Horticultural ra,r 4,
Cincinnati were MS follows Az the door. a. oos
So; sales at the close 5000. Total amoup, 70.
eeiyed, $1,000 so.
Mead K Brother of New York or,rc1 I.nn,
Land one thousand dollars to have her sit Gr I,,
d'SNrroYpe, Jenny declined the orer.
TEx.,-Ths Galveston, Texas. cor,c,rond.,,
OF the n .. l'icayunc, makes the following .t,,e'
mru,: ''"'e'
lhe valley beyond the Nucces is fast filling ~,
WIN population opposed To slavery. and IN,
day II not distant when they will b,cnm,. u,n,.'r
'"'iy strong enough TO carry longitudinal di,i,.
ION OF the state, making the western diyi,ion a
Free SOIL State
PORTRAIT or JrNSY LINn.-Nr Borrpp, !. ,l,,,,
10 nave portrait Of the Swedish Nightingale
painted TO adorn his palace Of Irsnistan There
is sa'd to be much competition among the artists
oil New orA' for the honor OF Inning her admir-
cd countenance
lnE i uors AT CrRus. -Therc was n terri.
Die time ut Juno's circus, in Baltimore, the nigh,
of the e2d inst. About 500 rowdes threw stones
through the canvass, inlurins many Of the audi
cnce They rushed into the ring and broke up
the circus
CnolrR'--A despatch from Stubenyillc, Dc,
9sd says The cholera has broken out Lere-9o
casos have occurred since the 18th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

Rosg CCrrHGs-Onc Of the best methods Of
securing the success Of these. is To stick the cut.
ting about an inch deep in the clean river sand
with properly prepared soil about an inch below
to receive the roots rs soon ~ they strike. The
clean sand prevents the roots from rotting A
correspondent Of the llorticulturalis, succeeded
with this when every other method failed. and
Gays che does not lose one in twenty. We would
add, that If the cuttings thrown INTO water tor
day or two, they are much more likely to grow
They should Of course be placed under glass iu-
ring winter and the continuance offro-t The last
half this month and tie lrst week of next month
i. the time To set out The cuttings are necessa.
rily Of this years growth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

THAT C.Rco.-About encc every six months
WAIKkE X liIckLISG are in the habi. Of making
insurance companies and canal collectors stand
agape at the length and immense value of the
manifest Of the widow Forler, the boat on which
they bring their new goods from Chicago to O,ta-
wa We looked ut the big load of the Fowler
few days ago, and wondered how one house could
sell so many goods in n season They are now
unrollng at Walker and lIickling's store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

Nh MrE.s' NrssRnY, four miles below Magno.
la, of which an advertisement appears in or pa.
per to day, deserves the attention Of all farmers
who intend to hava orchards. aud We hope there
ara mono bu. such II is sa easy aud pleasant
day's drive from hero to Magnolia. and We believe
there Is no better collection # fru, trees this side
ofNcw York We speak advissdly. for we have
had the pleasure Of both seeing and tasting of Mr..
Ms fruit lie has on several occasions taken
premiums at agricultural fairs, and we believe is
entirely az. fait in his b.lsiness
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

| Wewerc taken somewhat by surprise on find.
ing etter in the Chicago Jo'rac! OF Wednesday
from the well known free soil aboli.lonist. Seth
Paine, Esq, unginy the free soil democracy" TO
support Mr.. Coifimg, the Wing nominee for con
greSs, instead Of Dr.. M"lony, the Democratic no.
minee How man like Slr Paine who has been
adv coating for the last ten years 1t least the de
mocratic doctrine of Free Trade, opposition To Il
United States Bank &c, and WHO, for the life o:
him, is unable to point out the difference between
Moi'ny and Coilius on the slavery question, could
ind 1t IN his conscience to urge free soil Democrats
to vote for [. $ hlnk high protective tariff
Wing, was to Us marvel, which we were unable
to master. Our wonderment was increased on
revolving the language Of Mr.. Paine. You well
know he begins, "ilat have manifested ht.le
interest in pollticr matters for much time past
indeed have not voted for the last three wears.
Present circumstances, however are So different
from the past that cannot longer remain a 81
lent spectator III the present canvass What
co'ld Re mean by this reference to present cir
cumstanccs' being $50 diffcrcnti' Daring the
presidential contest, when the whole country was
shaken from centre to circumference bv the free
soil and anti.slavery agitation, and when every
vote had double weight. Mr., Seth Paine coad
sit calmly amid the political tempest, and be SO
indifferent even not To exercise the common pr-
vileCe and d"fy Of casting his vote But now that
the slavery question is comparatively settled and
the country calm circumstances" are 30 differ.
ent that the lcthargc Ilr Paine is-what, still
more deeply wrapt ~ slunbcr by no means.
Hirabi'e dictu' He is all farore and excitement.
Now we should no more have attempted an ex-
plicaton Of the philosophy OF these strange ante.
of Mr. Seth Paine, than to solve the problem Of
the quadrature Of circle had not our eye acci.
dentally fallen upon the following advertisement
in the Peru Democrats
NOTICE.-Thc undersigned members Of the
late finn Of t. d. Harmon & Co, hereby give no.
tice that they will continue the forwarding. com.
mission, and general business, at the stone where
house recently occupied by the old firm, under
the name and style of TAYLOR 4 CoFrINc.
We tender 10 the business community, thanks
for past confidence and favor, and hone by III
creased attention untring industry, nnd album
dant capital, 10 merit not only its continuance on
the part OF old friends, but large increase III bu-
siness from others.
Mr. SETH PANE will take the active charge Of
our business, and is fully authorized 10 use the
name of our firm in nl transactions pertaining To
its continuance, well as in settlement of the old
business Of l. D. Harmon & Co.
TAYLOR d CUFFING.
There We have it abundance of capitalr
"Nlr. Seth Paine fully authorized to Use the name
Of our firm &c, DC. Why, who wouldn't be over
come by new zeal for the success of "LiJerty"
principles by arguments ike those, And where
is the free soil democrat" that won't hear and
profit By the admouitions of Mr.. Seth Paine after
that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

WI b PLSo, Esq, Of Aurora, has been nom.
mated by the democrats Of the senatorial district
composed Of Kane, De Kalh, Oglc, and Lee coun.
ties, for the state senate Mr.. Plato is n man OF
fine talents, and has been in the legislature before
where he did himself and his constituents grea,
credit by the able and manly course which he
pursued. His election is certain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

We notice in the Las, Peoria Democratic Press
tho DEATH on the 18th inst, of the wife of ex Go
vernon Foap. This painful intelligence will be
received by the numerous, friends Of Gov. Ford
with the deepest regret The Press remarks tina,
this sad bereavement, at u time when the health
Of the Governor himself is SO procarious, will cal
forth deep sympathy for him and hi. afflicted
family"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

Corn WATER vs. LrGurSiSG-Mr Kingston, Of
Babylon, Illinois, was struck by lightning few
weeks since, and was left dead to all external mp.
appearances but his wife, n shrewd woman, took
u bucket ofcold water aud pouredt on his breast
when hs revived, and i. now we'll The lightning
strucs him on ono side, taking The hair from has
hedid, ii~cnt siong and burning his face severely
1t iorsed oil on reaching the external region oil his
stomach, branch running down each leg and
tearing his pantaloons in its way. After this es
cape from destruction, let no one forget the Of
fciency ofcold water.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

THE CoScrRr-Thc Union Concert Band, from
st, Louis, will favor our citizens this Saturday
evening with another concert in the Brptist
Church. They performed there un Thursday
night. but We did not have the pleasure OF hear.
lng them, we understand, however, from those
who heard them that they performed admirably.
their advertisement Will be found in another col
umn of today's paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26
From Jnmnicn, ". L.

New York, Oct ol,t
The steamship Philadelphia brings two days
later news from Jamaica than was brought by the
Crescent City.
The Kingston Advertiser states that in con.e.
quence of the existence Of the cholera in the is.
land the Governor has sanctioned the employ
mcnt of convicts ON the roads aud streets for the
purpose Of keeping them clean. The Kingston
authorities are adopting strict SANITARY measures;
and the Board of Health has issned notice of
direction to the inhabitants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

A GrSrisr Loooroco-Our friend, Mr.. Wool
srr. besides being thoroughgoing democrat, ar
active and ntellisen, citizen, and mighty clevc,
fellow, may properly be called genuine Loco
foco" For he manufactures the handsomes., III,
best. and the neA,cst matches We have ever beer
permitted To ",oich of" A fine lot Of them may
We s-en At this ofice-and we will pay the "ror.
for every one that If properly rubbed, does moi
20 OFF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

RknovAL.-Wc notice, in the American Ceit
that Mr. WILLIAM MrcuELt, tbrother to the lat,
Irish Patriot Mitchell) who was appointed to of
flee at Washington, under the Taylor adminis,ra
ton, has been removed by the present, more thor
o"gh uhig dynasty, on account of his being H.
lie too democratic in his ray Of thinking, for Mr.
President Fillmore and his new whig cabinet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

A MAYOR DrrosrD-rho common council of
Chicago have dsposcd their mayor An order
was passed declaring that thOre was vacancy OK
sting in the Office Of mayor, by reason Of the con
iinued absence Of james Curtis A. S. Sherman
was elustcd in his stead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26
Liberty Candidate.

The Liberty Convention, which met ut Aurora
on Thursday, We understand nominated JAMES II
COLLINS, Esq, of Chicago, as :bcir candidate for
Congress These are the old line abolitionis,s
who are too pure 10 associate with anybody but
their own immaculate selves. They are probably
from five hundred to thousand strong in the dis
trct We hope Mr., Collins may have pleasant
time Of it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

PrMrKrNs.-Prcserva;lon Of pumpkins through
the greatest part of the winter, ii sound and well
ripened, is easily attained by slowing them in n
NOV Of dry hay or straw, or placing on a barn
floor aud covering with any light forage. A dry
cellar will frequently keep them sound but these
are usually too moist for this purpose They ouGh;
occasionally to be looked after and any showing
evidence ofincipient decay should be Immediately
used. All the partially ripe, small and imper
feet should be fed after taking from the field
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

SALreAIus-Ths genuine article, and no mis-.
take, is made by o. S. Garter and Co Of this
place. We have tried il, and it 10 superior to the
imported article-being frcsher aud moro vgor,
ous-whils il is trinc cheaper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

byron il said to have remarked that 1.-THE
greatest trial to woman's beauty is the unsraeeiul
act ofea,ng eggs." Some yankee remarks that
the poet could never have seen n lady hanging on
BY the teeth to blazing hot corn-eobl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

ErnEnIzArioS OF Brrs-Prof Eepays Of tho
veterinary school ut Brussels, has successfully
applied the vapor Of ether to bees, in order to
deprive them of their honey without taking their
lives. Tho vapor was blown into the hive through
glass tube, and the bees made entirely torpid,
in which condition they remained for some time,
but subsequently revived, and were ms lively as
ever
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26
Appointments by Butler King.

washington, OCT gWth.
T Butler King has appointed our fellow towns.
man, Michael Delaney and George Noycs, and
also George j. Guthrie Of Pennsylvania, Inspec.
tors of revenue at San Francisco. They will
leave for California Immediately.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26
Countcrfriters Arrested.

st, Louis, Oct Goth.
A gang of coun;erfcitcrs were arrested last
,ight, having been caught in the act of printing
en- dollar bills, From $4,000 to $4,000 cuun.
erieit money was seized
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

idatc Of the hemocrntic party for representative
to the Legislature, from this county, the meeting
unanimously renewed his RECOMMENDATION to the
Convention for the same office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

We are authorized to announce DAVE T.. liorGH
OLA Sale county as an independent candidate for
the Legislature for the 10Th Representative district
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26
Vote In Your Precincts.

II should be borne in mind, that the new cleo
ton law requires every voter to vote in the pre-
cinct in which be resides This should no. be for
gotten
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

"lIonsc, where do you lives r.
"Ilivcs against dc back street, what dc hill
cross ms you come up mid TO brewery ia your
right hand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26
Dem ocratic Meeting i.. Da, ton

HNHE Democrats of Dayton township and all
other Democrats, are requested to meet at
Montgmnerys Schoul House, near Buck RIM IN
the teva of Dayton, at > o'clock I. NJ. on Satur.
day tic ?sIh inst Addresses may be expected
srsM Capt Stadden and others. Let there lie a
crowd DAYTON.
Oct. 10, 1850.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

DR.. Boat, of Marshall county, is an independ-
ent candidate for the legislature in the llrnnepin
district in opposition 10 Judge Anes, the Demo
cratic nominee. Dr. Il. isaresular Galphn wing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-10-26

Attention is called to the advertisement Ct the
Protection Insurance Company OF liartiord,Ct
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
CANNON A. VANCE.
To DR.. II. +. Pccry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODlSE
TliACHE DROPS

y " I ~ L u l. ID - i
An INN, dlal, and perfect Cure Tho
who have felt the paint lhrohhing and t
cruclatlng pangs of this disease hsol, gx
through their Jaws with most tuin,utng
perseverance, ard, as is often the case have
eceived but little sympathy from iIieLds on
ruch occasions, will no doubt he much pleas
ed TO know oi a remedy that VIII never fail
10 quiet forever the unm.rciiul oiicGd. r.
This remedy is the Glove Anodync, an un.
failing cure.
TIE following testimony is from one Of
our most distinguished practical -, n,isls-
New York, Dec. 10, ls44
Messfs. \. B e. D. -.Gentlcntn:
In the course Of my practice have chtn-
svely used your Glove Anodyne with much
success to the Teliclo Of the Tooihatir and
a ] constantly recommend it to my patients
deem II but lust Ia infofm YOU of the hieh
opinion have of over other remedies.
am yours, very respectfully,
Nj. LEVE1T, Dentist.
30 Broadway, corner oi Warren ri.
PRICE % cts PERN ,L
Prepared and sold Wholesale and feta
by A N SANDS, >ew York. old ne
so by Druggists gen, ally through ut tie
United States aud Canada
X. X. HAZARD agent for newport.
nov ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
$1,000 REWARD

Some patent medicine men, who are cnvious of the
immense success of DIR. s. r. Townsends Sarsapsrilla
have said that he published fictitious certificates DR.
Townsend will pay any of these $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce
This medicine has cured more diseases iha,
flesh is heir to" than any other ever offered
TO the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
a large number of certificates, showing the
Extract Of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
eases.
Read the following wonderful cure Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
A DOCTOR CURED!

DIR j. w FRENCH, Of Hlisdaie, Husdals cosnfy, Miaks
gan about the lst OF January l8as wrote as follows
hnv been the regua. practice OF medicine In this place
Tor nine wears but obliged to quit the practice OF my
nrofssion in consequence Of i'll health. was 90 severely
me that HAD THE CONSUMPTION, past doubt coughod
almost and day. and had severe pains and
dies recommended by the most skifu Of the profession,
all to no effect excepting the nausea and debility caused
by them was prejudiced against patent medicines, and
have no faith now in them generally But was induced
-us an experiment more than through fah-o uy BOT,
lie of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and
do here acknowledge for the benefit Of the acted or
whom may serve, that the effect Of its use on me wss
the most prompt and sautsry Of any medicines ever
Witnessed the effect OF in all my practice. MY cough rds
i,nmediaey rered and in about eight or ten days wes
free from cough soreness Of the chest and pain, and now
consider and pronounce myseV WELL MAN"
Dr Erench rs now A respecale druggist Of Hillsdale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
SANDS SARsAPARlLLA
IN QUART BOTTLES.

IN QUART BOTTLES.
For the removal and permanent cure oil all
diseases arising from an impure state oithe
blood or habit OF the system, VIZ
Scrofula OF Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obst
nate Cutaueous Erupuons, fimpleS, oi
pustues on tho Face, Blotches, Blles, ChIo-
nic Sore Eyes, King " orm or Tetler'
Scald Head, enlargement and pam OF The
b mes aud joints, Stubborn Ul, ,ers, eyp'
hililc symptoms, sclalca, or Lunbago; and
diseases arising from an iDjudiciCus use oi
Mercury, Aclliles or DrCpsy y,exPosure or I'M
prudence in lite also, Chronic ConstItu-
tional Dis rders etc.
4 his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever II
has been used, bascL tnlIre'y on Nso"h
merits which It's supel '1ieihcacy mas si"h,
sustained, The atevictlm ol heftu
itafy disease, with sw ollen glands, contract
ed s;news, ani bones hal " carous, has teen
restored TO health and vgor. The Scroiulous
patient, covered with ulcers, loai hsCme to,
hins, II and hi attendant, has been II ade
whole. Hundreds OF persons, who hhd
gioaned hopelessly tor, ears undcIcuta neous
and glanduHr disorders, chronic rheumatism
and manyother complaints sprngins from a
arrangement of the sccretive organs ana tho
circulation, have been raised as il were ircm
tt ldNh VI uiStdef, hbe INV, "i'h ~ 80
aGed constitutions, gladly testify TO the oifca
cy of this inestimab.e preparation. The leS.
linopy Of those who have been cured b, lis
Us with their residences, has teen publish
ed from time To time and weie 1t desII able,
ma. OF the most overw helming testimony
could be brought forward. proving most con-
clusivciy H., inestimable value. The fillct-
ed and those who have moi used lhls medl.
ci e, are invited 10 make a trial of it's virtues,
and Appropriate to them elves the ben,fl 5
which II alone can bestuw.
'rRurH is STRANGER THAN FICTION
The attention oil the reader is called TO tie
following astonishing cure, effected by the
use OF Sands Sarsaparilla.
This IS 20 certify that have a colored wu-
man who has been afflicted for he last five
years with Scrotula, and all the rem, dies
used had no effect la arreSling the progress
rfthe complaints; on the contrary, she cor
st,ntly grew worse-ard after extending be-
tween so and $50 with p iyslcianS, besides
using other popular remedies without success
ill the disease had eaten away the cartilage
of her nose, made its appearance on various
parts other body, and mad finally commenced
its ravsgeS in the root OF hen mouth.
In this cadiul situation, with the pIOs
pcct of death staring Ter nt the face, slated
/ NCrCtst lh Ut pISoN""s 'Hc uScH' IOi tdHuS
Sars ,rarilla in Newborn, n G., by whom
was advised to use that article and TO NV
surprise and that of my neighhOrs. to HON
her case was known, after using four and
half bottles she wss estored perfect Lea lth,
and that in the pace Of three weeks aud wa,
able to work in two weeks from the time she
commence d taking it.
JOSEPH McCOTTER, J.P.
! Mout Of Neuse River, Craven Co., n &
II. II. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
! nov T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS, merchant at Pserpo.s
Centre shibuld county, Ohio. wrote TO us Octobef less
and stated cure of which the use OF brdnrs
TSDIIN UIMONdRY BALSdM had effected IN Mt;
WILLIAM CROCHET, Of Hn adjoining town. he saan
Mr. Crockett had gt relief from the best snn
numerous medicines but found none, for me iatm hana ~
that unreenng monster COnsunDfion, had taken nst noo
ON his vtals and was so destroying and debitanng hn
body that he was mere skeleton. He was green p ~
his physciuns and all friends one who would soon ~
habit grave But In this last extremity strange ano
marvellous may seem, yet ., is true ma hs uS y
only frc bottles OF BRAsT's INDIAN PULMONARY BAL,
uncenched hand Of III. destroyer and restored
Mir Crooked to health and he 10 healthy, hearty ~
gcd man!
{ n DAMN Fso. merchant and post~nstev at Jsfoson,
an sdoinng town. ID about the same ume me
stated that he acquainted with Mr. CRockEf, &no ~
t,ded 20 h,s CURE and al he aLoee- NAMED Jdefs