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Book Magazine snd Publishing Establishment Of
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Ts.suae Buildings.
This number comineuoes the Forty second Volume OF
Gral ans American Monthly Magazine, book always emf
nenty successful AID in the very noonre Of It's popu
lariy The extraordinary has attended the
work from its loundaton and /, read more widely
than any American periodical No expense spared either
in the purchase of original articles the execution of its
ius1atoas and may safely be affirmed that Graham has
raid more money 10 American talent than any or s the
other Magazines put together.
The January number is gem The Press from end
of the Union the other speaking Of its
binary beauty and and with accord admit that
Graham is without rys n the field ne occupies
LIST CONTENTS.
The Hearts Mssiying IA steel eusravius,) by w. Z.
Tucker.
The Coming Of Flos; "a steel ensrsyins) by w Z.
Tucker.
Morning; "a full page ensravine) BY DsvereuN
TIE Lone STAR "a full page ensravIngl by Devereux.
Winter; illustrated.
Ena illustrated; astiele by J. c. Prince.
Tie Dead Ass; illustrated; Stegue.
The Graves Of Tomorrow l.. l.. Very
The Friends isustrated II. Afford.
The Valley Lilies b. Ernest Fitzgerald
Fslse and True: by J. Hunt Jr.
Hory Of Excessive Winters three engrayinss by Thos
Miner
The Robins Nest; g. W. Bungsy
Ktra and Its Eruptions; six engravings H w Herbert
The Mexican Express; l. Huna Lewis.
Lima or the Ashtons, Angelo V. Hull
Prologue, inscribed to Poet Thomas Brcha lan Road
Arcadia; ". Alexander.
The Lone Star; Chambers.
Gottscl ak; H. Didimus
A Tale of Married Life Mrs Julia C. Don.
The Man; William Dove.
Heart OF Grace Mrs T. J. Esmes.
Tie Lucky Penny; Mrs. :. c. Hall.
Tie World Unseen ". Alexander.
Bear Hunting in India Lieut. Hanson.
shAkspenan Drsmatists: 4. b. Shaw
Place Of Bones w. II. C. Hosmer.
Review OF New Books
Small Talk.
MYSTERIOUS Hints for - with Is cuts
Illustrations from Punch.
Winter Fashions figures
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pattern, and bound with dispatch
BILL HEADS and Jobs Of Ill kinds ruled no1er.ts
terms
Of sysry description bound promptly and Of low prices
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GAMES! CANES! GAMES iil-Just pub
u lsled and for sse by BUNCE BROTHER NO.
Isl Nssssu-st., the new games Of
SPECULATION.
YANKEE PEDDLER-
SNIP. SNAP sNORUM,
CHRONOLOGICAL CARDS,
SOCIAL GAME,
UNCLE TON an LITTLE EVA.
With large variety Of other Games comprising the best
assortment IN the cry for sale by the single one dozen or
,,s.. BUNCE BROTHER,
Booksellers ami Publishers No. lSi Nassin-si--
opposite Clinton Hall
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TIE manag eent with Infinite satisfaction,
at has perfected arrangements for presenting TO the pub
kc dIrlng TINS
CHRISTMAS WEEK
the most extraordinary continuation popular ons
including the world r. novn
GEN. TOM THUMB.
VINO mas fer ten years commanded the attention o. the
crowned b. aos OF Europe well the sovereign people
o. us Own country. WHO .
u EARS OLD-2o INCHES HIGH-l5 It's WEIGHT,
and beng eIEsged foE Two Weeks only, may Be
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
commerclIg 81 Ii oc.ock N the morning.
In the Lecture Room The brilliant and magnfcen, spects.
Gle Of enehinment well TO every lover of Orien
Ia adventure 20
THE FORTY THIEVES
put forth IN the most surI aing style Of smptGous
nance, every Evening THIS WEEK, and also on WE'D
hESDAY Afternoon.
This Afternoon at O'Clock,
GEN. TON THUMB
IN hrs amusing and varied performances After which the
amusing piece Of
USED UP.
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Adnitiance TO the WHOLE MUSEUM, 10 the Halls o.
Statuay the Picture Gallery the Natural History Depart
ment the Chinese Saloon the Living Animals and the Cos
norama Room well "a the Performance III the Lecture
Room q cents Children under TO- ~ cents Seats 10 the
first Balcony and Parqu,tte, l2t cents extra.
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AMPHITHEA.

NIRC Z 5 .-NEW-1UKk AMPfITd EA-
~ TER, No 81 Bowery r.. SANDS Co. Proportions
THIS EVENING, Dec 20 Grand change Of Perform
apce for the Holiday Week.
Mr j. J NATHANS IN his gnifcent Four Horse Act.
FRANK PASTOR will peri, his great and daring Som
erset Act On Horseback.
Mr. w ROCKFORD, in his Double Somerset Act, or two
entire eyolutions Of one vault. .
Mr. c. SHERWOOD for the first time thus season IN his
beautiful horse act entitled the Reaper
Dr. BASSkr will introduce ponies Cinderella and Us
ceola ia their wonder fnl trained feats of Magic.
Master JESSE SANDS ia his CLASSIC act of Horsenian-
ship. $500. . ~, -,
Mr. w KINCADE, the Wild Indian Chief act on horse
back. - ..,.>.n,
The shipwrecked Sailor Boy, by Master NJ, SANDS.
PostnriIg Nautng Sons, &C. including ell the varieties
produced in the circle and ude with the aushabe
KNiCKTRBOCKER, OR THE BEwILERED DUTCH
MAN.
Boxes 25 cents; Pit t2l Doors open at 81 O'CLOCK;
performance CONNIE at H. Performance on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons.
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The Living Anacondas, Living Ostrches, Happy Family
&c, with al tie other Curoeites, to be seen as usu.
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DROADWAY THEATER-MADAMEAI AL

Nd BONI in GRAND OPERA.-The Manager has the
pleasure announcing that in compliance with the desire
universally ealretsed that -
MADAME ALBOSI
should appear in this city Of those great characters
which she has made famous the large theaer6 OF Eu
rope he has entered into engagement for limited nun
Der nights with this renowned artistic to make her deb0t
in America - ..
MONDAY, Dec. n in ITALIAN OPERA,
supported by artses the distinguished regulations
the full ltsen Opera Chorus and Grand Orchestra
The prices of admission will be regulated to suit all classes
Of the community The box book viii be opened AZ o'clock
the morning of Saturday the 18th instant when places
may b. secured the Boxes and Parquet Full particulars
heie after.
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CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS ex-
- uositon Of views respecting the principal facts
ard peurifies involved Spirit Manifestations together
with interesting phenomenal statements and coununlca-
tiors By Adin Balboa i" sprt angel hath spoken
10 hira let fght against Cod Are they not al
steripz spirits" Believe spirit bar try the
suirits whether thew be Of God New Edron Enlsrred
srd revised Price IN muslln IS cents; paper 80 cents
Postage IS cents fOWLERs WELLS,
No. Isl Sassn-e- New-York.
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HARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P
~ Z. RARhJ3, Manager aid PIopr e-or. JOHN
GhEtSWCOD, j.. tss.siali Manager c. w CLARKE.
Director CT AmusemeLts
UnexGmIltd Holiday Entertainments.
GENERAL TOM THUMB.
PETRIFIED HORSE AND RIDER
LIVING SEA TIGRESS.
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CUPERB GIFT BOOKs.-JOHN P. JEW

CUPERB GIFT BOOKS.-JOfN p. JEW
~ Eft 4 Co, Boston have published the following
perblv illustrated Gin Books:
HEAVEN AND ITS SCRlPTURAL EMBLEMS
RUFUS CLARK.
Thswok sntended by the reverend and talented author
To I'LL place much neglected IN the G Book literature
Of country viz the Rel gious Department lie has
sented Picture of Heaven drawn with graphic power and
eloquence from Scripture emblems Billings has illustrated
it with Five igina Designs engraved steel which
hesitate not say have been exceed even by the
quisite pencil OF Billings himself IN paper printing and
binding intend IL shall be fInl'less possible
In vol svo Price in cloth 81 30 cloth gilt g So ur
UNCLE TOMS CABIN-BY MRS ~ B. STOWE.
Restercoyped IN octave urne with steel Portraits
of Mrs Stowe and Little Eva and illustrated with One Hun
dred Original Designs by Bilnes engraved in the CHEST
style of Wood Engraving by ten OF tn most s'lngused
America. !, Is intention TO make OF this Of
the most splendid volumes to rs sngTaving% s paper
printing and binding Issued from the American pre
II will be ready Dec Price in cloth y 30 cloth gait -
so Turkey IS
Orders from the trade for the above works most
Books in Press
THE BOOK OF ONE THOUSAND ANECDOTES
Humorous, Grave and Witty An interesting book By Nj.
THE SHADY SIDE; Or, Life in a Country Parsonage.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MYSTERIOUS AGENTS.
Publishing in numbers Nos and ready. By Dr. r.
c Roger-1he Spiritual Rappngs hnmbug is thoroughly
exposd in these able pemDhlee Of DR. Rogers The author
showing oncusively that ese rppings proceed frO phys
THE AUTOGRAPHS OF FREEDOM: Being contr-
buttons the OF Humanity by the moss distinguished
rhilanihropsts OF Amen and England
TIE TRIAL By JURY. BY Lysander Spoouer An
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, IN GERMAN We have in
press and shall a. possible TINS greal WORK IN
the German language IL IL being translated by Prof h1
ton one of the distinguished German scholars IN tins
country We shall issue il vol syo double columns
20 retail for 81 cts
Orders from the trade solicited
JOHN P JEWET,T 4 Co. Boston, Mas
AID JEWETr PROCTOR WORrHlNGfON
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DANIEL WERSTER. New volume of

DANIEI. WEBSTER. New volume Of
~ "Aprletor's Popular Library Published tbs diy.
Prem The EewYork Daily Tines 1vois l5ao clota -.
The Personal Merorr which compose - ir-e porr Oh
Of these vcluues are from the pen Of Gen r. Lyman,
vtoTe intrinsic and eonldenri relations with Mr. Web
afford sufficient guarantee tor tne authstehy Iney
sr blieysS 10 embrace x0re espoas collection OF orgi
ma and interesting memoranda concerning Tue ie and
eha.ctey Of the gree; Staesusn whose recent death has
erseed 40 deep Of bereavement throughout the
country ,ban has hitherto been zven 20 the world
d APPLETON d Co. No. 30 Broadway
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T,HE PUBLIC are respectfully inior ,lI !,
,b., The orisn. model BY Profesa f Ss:so rh I:
he proposed S9LuMBnSs s,.esd in The City
NEW ~ It'll nxr mbmtted TO the Judgment o, M
q amS1,ssp people, at Messn WILLIAMS srh'h'''
No SIS Broadwsy.
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CONvERTED INTO STONE.
TIE AMpHIBroUs MONSTER,

so ceetraied as the Le,iahan SEA TIGRESs, ALIVE is
also icsiy Of the original and interesting charact
Its and ustrous beauti
ful head, its graceful cvOutiona.
MS WALKING IL THE WATER,
and lis other varied aquatic performances through, at
stated intervals and az the simple command OF its keeper,
present most wolderfulsp,ctacle.
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The SURPRISE ne novelty Of a
HORSE AND RIDER TURNED TO STONE,
astarrlng and uIpsre led petictOn, discovered
the volcano Of ChlaD, In Busnos Ayres South Aner
may BE- here ell hours The Indian and his
Horse, with enormous
SERPENT COILFD AROUND THEM,
have evidently al died tOgehehe Serpent having crush
ed the and horse and been killed by poisoned shaft
ia the deathstrugee Tie whole fearful group, reposng for
huudIeds of years in the undsturbd solitude OF damp
tie South American wilderness has been gradually
with lime stone Gccre0ns dripping from the vault
above, and finally, N the course Of time,
COMMITTED INTO STONE.
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BROADWAY THEATER-E. A. M.Rsn,Lr

ID Sole Lessee-THIs EVENING, Dec. %. will he DER.
formed the new grand Opera aud Fairy Spectacle entitled
THE PERL
Fluvia. Miss C. Rehngs Miguel. Mr. Riehngs
Nanorkee. Mime. Ponsi De Leon. Mr.. L. Bishop
SHOCKING EVENTS.
Grifnhof Mr. Dtyldge. Dorothy. Miss Adellne.
Doors open 81: commence Boxes and luet Soc
Family and Upper Circles &C.; Private Boxes s. and IS.
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This Evening al o'clock,
GEN. TOM THUMB
in his dveFting performance To conclude with the grand
spectacle OF TIE FORTY THIEVES,
OF Ire most beautiful illustrations Of Oriental romonce
eN er produced
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4 GOLD NADAL awarded for the b8st
N Boob. bindiua was ven By the American Institute,
at the late Far, T. T. WALKER SONS, NewYOrk
Boob BIZ dery, No. ia Fultop-sr.
L. W Sons respectfully inform Their tnend5 and the
pubic that they special attention u their sent PIC
forisl Substantial book5Dcng, VI e descriptions Of
large Illustrated works, a.
boydeFs Shakspere, flsid BOOs OF TIE Revolution;
Hoearihs WorEs Ylrp.e's Bible and illustrated
HaIpsrs Bible ard Shakspere, WORE
EarpeIs Magazine Tails Cos shskspere,
IncCnOg sphic Encyclopedia Aud0bons OdAlIupeds and
Family Deyorons OruitbOogy ofAmsnca.
ne Life OF Christ ROYAL Portfolios AID Atlasses-
~ Aldescri ptons OF Pictorial Library add job BOOK
BIZ ding executed and elegant styles a. reasonable
priees At their old sand, No ia Faton-st
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X pusiisas every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Pric,
4 per ssnero. Two copies for g. Ten for S1. kdysr
ssesDento rsp,s line for each insertion
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, PublLbers
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q Gift. and Presents for the Holidays

IT,, Gifts and Presents for the Hol,dsys .S.
lin >cts Ct 81. faals Church. at Tompkins'e, $3.50
O. rrorose holding n Fair, IN aid OF the aooNs
- "a On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Dec q and
Clpssa 10 A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ. in the BASEMENT OF tns
,sed Euitable for or, scpts at the coming season
ap Of useful articles will also be offered for sale at
AZ Sisssonsble prices AL interested IN oenevoienl
ro..s worthy object are earnestly solicited 'of pa
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CRAHANs MAGAZINE for JANUARY,
" 1881 i hrs dsy published and for sale At the cheap
Book MassEi ne sud Publishing Establishment Of
DEWITT [ DAVENPORT
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CTUYVESANT INSTITUTE.-Mons l..
~ POZNANSKI, from London begs to announce 70 Ine
aSs. and reptemen of New lok that his Noca and In
.trnu en- al p Entertainment will take place on
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. y, 800,
., the ahsve room He will be assisted by Mrs GEORGI-
ANA STUART, the eminent Pianists MI H. 1; IiMM anu
Mr. SCHARFENBERG, and by the DISTINGUISHED Ni11on-
ceist Mr. EICHORN For further particulars see Pro
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
p.ss,v,a Seat. One Dollar To BE- hal a. the music
stores of Hal Sons and Scharenberg LUIS, and AZ
Mons PoznaDski's residence No. l9 CEnfonpiace. 10
commerce at Il o'clock
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DANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA-

ID LIN sud the HOLY LAND Is now open-sdmlssioH
50 ers-ehidren half price-st The new and spacious
GEORAMA,
Z, Broadway sdjoning the Metropolitan Hotel and con-
tnue every evening PAINTED from authentic Drawings
usGe VI on tie spot by Mr. BANVARD during extensive
tour undertaken expressly for the works Mr. b VIII eS-
plain the Psin;u personally Picture moves IL ~ and On
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons st 5 O'Clock
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m clLIFoENIt, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH GLANDS,
M CUB hed tie departure " each HE1 Saaoer for
|c&sTos Price 81 cents per copy.
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~ A Scientific Lecture win be delivered by Rev.
hAhPER in The church corner Of Green and Houston
81 So q MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 20 a. q ocloTa,
isSter Water" Admission, - cents ilese's, AZ ~ sga
~ sfryng al the furniture store OF SCanpoei
At the door on the evening oflectnre Inc pro-
Ne'sh * devoted 10 the aid OF the Sabbath School
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u,HF BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

i ART containing a seres Of authentic Paintings by
the most celebrated artists in chronological order hotn
Guido de sienne "A ID l22) down To Horace Vernet Is
now omen for exhibition al the Society Library Rooms IRON
"a NJ 10 M and u 70 81 PM Admission . cents
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~ connected with e. Thomas Hall, Flushing, Long
Island arr offered for sale The propretos Of hotels
other public buildings invited examine these workA
they offered price much below ther original cost
Apply TO the proprietor on the premises
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rS- Mr.. William u. Bradbury's new sing
Ing Glass meets ON THIS and every MONDAY EVEN
ING at No AIS Broadway The Glass now numbers
sunty menbers There is yet room for ten or twelve
core iadiee Terms: Gentlemen, %. Ladies 81 Ladies
Who have formerly attended Mr. Badburys Glasses 81 tor
he course.
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vs-Eugcnio LatilIa's (from Italy, Course OF
kour Icctures on the fine Arts Will be delivered
n Hope Chapel No. TO Broadway.

I slLLAhUs
WEDNESDAY ENf NlNGS, at O'Clock
Dec z 1852 on the Use of AIT Education and Social
houts. 49, c,.e
Dec o. 1882 AT as applied to the Elesancies OF Lme,
Jan s 1855 Art US applied to Commerce aud Manuiac'
treG ,,..
Jan II 1855 AIT, applied to Architecture and Interior
Decoration. -, -,
Zach Lecture will be illustrated with designs and eoored
dawn Is Of different nations, comprising those OF Asyra,
B.bylon Egypt Greece Rome, France, Germany HOLLAND
and {, ntIal America. s,,,,, Z Ca.
Hclets for the Course 81, to be had of Williams Ste
wps No $50 Broadway; Duchaux, No. SOC broadway
|Wm Han 4 Son No $50 Broadway; Moaatt, No o. Mas
nust sld of the Lecturer, No. S25 ith-av.
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~ Eni, ef .i,e Indies, Union Aid society,"

~ Ladies' Fair ut Wiitinuso" ri hoia F,i,
u F,,,iy Al en- W EDNESDAY AFTERNOON and ~ + y
I'd inst, a, the Odson tthe MetrepohIan nsa 49,, o.
AnsbuTsh) 5thst, near South IN An anne $50
knfs snppk OF rcfresLmeits be provided. Admission
sth.a
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~ The Regular Meeting of the NeW-n S srtt
Youua Uen,s q h risfinn Association, will be held
abc Rooms i'm Stuyyossnt Institute No $50 broadway on
MONDAY EVENING, Goth inst- at u O'Clock. Young
y" "e 'N''''" =" FRANK w BALLARD, Rec. Sec'y
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ITO sUrPOwNERs and MAsrERs-ror
TWO LECTURES on INTEMPERANCE.
Wants.

4 s Cook and 10 wash and iron, in private
N family hy one, and CbanhernAd AID astrcss or
A. LsundrtsS ard Chamhcuud by the other Thee girls
are very experienced and lave excellent city efezees
Csllai No. Il 6ihay, in the book store.
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mo CURE a COLD. with Headache
Il and Soreness of the Body take the CHERRY fEC-
y, a. 80 80 70 Iad and wrap up warm, 10 sweat during

ard Soreness OF the BODY, take inc SiiI-i'is. -
TURAL on going to bed and wrap up warm 70 swear
the night - -, 4. ,,,~,;r, roon ana
evening according 10 directions the Dotte ana INC
cn win soon be moved None viii long sunef rom ms
trouble when they find it be 90 readily cured
sfctea with seated cough which breaks tsem OF tnen
Tsst At uisht viii find by taking the Cherry rec1ofn
cong 10 he'd they be Of sound nnoroken see ana
son.eouentiy refreshing rest Great relief from unenng
and an ultimate cure afforded to Thousands VINO are thus
sairted by this inv aluabe remedy.
From ts agreeable effect in these cases. many ma tnsn
selves unwilling orego its use when the necessity for II
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC this remedy hinvaus-
BILE as BY its action the throat and lungs when taken IN
small il all hoarsene@ IN few hou and
wonderfully the and Reliability OF the voice
generally much relieved and often wholly eureo
BY Cherry Pecora But there some cases 90 costins
as 10 yiedentirey 10 medicine. Cherry fectora Wiz
cure them # they can be cured .-.,c,
BRokcHris or irritation Of the throat and upper Pof"y
Of the nngs may be cured by taking Cherry recio Il
ANAL and frequent doses The uncomfortsoie oPP'''
soon relieved. - a.. l.. allowed
Fon CRoup-Give an emetic Of antmony 20 oe ,o nm
by large ana reuuen OF doses of the Cherry feSso 1 ~
subdues the disesse. If taken IN season, |" VIZ
cure. IAN eured BY the
Hosrlsc Couch may be broken up and soon ''''N y
THE lHylgrsxA l. speedily removed y sie xmiiiss
yerous iusapees have been noticed wneo -h;is thsir
wsre protected from any serious -s.rns -
nsisk Bora without the Cheny fectofs'' "s''
the II severe diseases upon the Lungs have