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BIOed Prifier and Blood Pills,
DR.. ROBACK'S

When Dr. RoBAoK the celebrated Swedish Physician
Saeed his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills the United
was years The task Of recommending them has sbe
sc @ OUT on ms hands Enlightened men,
aeer o sound Judgment and philosophy gives their opinions
%wlghe IN the eommpnity-men who observe reflect and
where and urging the these wonderful Pre-
All who confde in the wisdom honesty of this
one me mind on this important subject. - y
ORIGINAL LETTERS. '"0
from members OF the Medical Profession Editors of public
the highest responsibility giving accounts Of
cures wrought by the remedies which cures they
EYE WITNESSES,
These parties may be personally or by letter
the Dr. gPO R sRi % The evidence
to the public establishes E +, Sf9TIISsy !gg
royed by analysis to ~ w.
CONTAIN NO DIrNERAL:
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with ,er'fng certainty and in very time That afte
all other medicines have proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
restore the iSilia E as sufferer That
haye for years in helpless weakness and de-
Grang operation That all sexual disabilities removed
recruit ''iS pi0P 'i''''' -H"' ''''
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
they may have been thed With and abused that
a6 mat operating directly upon the poison of disease in
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
discharge from the system tant of seroua wheth
er hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITAD ed,
and that there disease Stomach and Bowels the
Liver the system, the skin, glands muscles
&he9 they ds f9fR5 feft &paa BE-
and perfect
Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS are endorsed by the experience Of thousands
of living witnesses who in letters aidavits medical works.
and by word Of mouth proclaim them be the very pre-
paraon OF the kind offered to the broken victims
@ I'm ley hunS dsease through every avenue and
nently.
one doubt their superiority after single
they not only better but cheaper than
fs Tor 1T takes less number of them
effect. "
Price of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81 per
bottle 50 half Dozen OF the Vegetable
Blood Pills % cents per box or 5 boxes for 81.
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and certificates pub
lshed IN conspicuous of this paper
Dr. Robacks Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, con
taninga great amount of interesting and sIuabe
can be had gratis of any of his Agents
out the country.
In difficult complicated DIR. Robaek may
ply
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ASSETS, JANUARY 1880.

Cash on hand and in Bank. .......... $685. II
SOash in hands of Agents and in course of
transmission ........... 80 600 so
ou $4,000 90
Bills receivable for loans amply secured 7O223 SO
Real Estate unencumbered ....... ..... Is 900 90
Stocks and Bonds as follows viz:
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State of Wisconsin, Kenosha County Circuit Court.
Mary Carney against Peter Riley and Almira Riley.
PY VIRTUE and in pursuance ola final judy
ment for the sale of the mortgaged premises herein
after desc bed made and entered in the entitled
cause the seventh 9TH day of May $780, the regu-
lar term of said court J. Hiram Hobrook, referee duly
appointed by order of said court shall offer for sale and
sell atpubc auction to the highest bidder therefor,
front door of the Court House, in the city and county
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, past O'Clock
in the forenoon OF Saturday, September first s 1860,
the following described lot parcel of land, much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy said judgment and
together with the costs and expenses of said
that to say THE east half of the west half of the north
quarter dissection twenyfour (24) town
% north of range no. nineteen 9) east and in the town
of Wheatlaud in said county of Kenosha.
Terms of sale CASH
o, S.& f. II. HEAD, HIRAM HOLBROOK.
Plhs Attys Referee
Dated May &c. 1860. 14w51
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Mortgage Foreclosure.

STATE state Of Wisoonsn-Kenosha County Circuit Court.
Ora Cutler against Serene Els Lucinda r Fisk Marv
Fisk and John Lamb. N :" HAsh' Nu"'J ~
~ NlhTUE and in pursuance of final Judgment fol
the foreclosure and sale of the morga ged PREMISES
made and entered in the entitled
on he " day Of Noyem5er A. d. 1889 november
Term o. said Court Hudson Kenosha Comfy
WIN oer for sale and sell public auction the highest lid
ueF THEREFOR at the front door Of the House. in the cv
ana o. Kenssha and State of Wisconsin two O'clock
1860 the following described and real estate or so mnh
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment aud
COSTS together with the costs of sale to wit An that
certain piece parcel orraet Of land lying and being the
and more particularly described as follows to wit the
ha OF block number thirtythree 1881 in the first ward of
city Of Kenosha" Ijur SOW Fov SLoS 81 ra,st, - VIC
Dated December IL, 1859 3m"SI
ebster < Schof Pits Attorneys
te request of the defendants and by consent Of the
Pa the above sale postponed until Monday the 17th
of day. " HTfnsoN PoV 'iiii0
. Sheriff of Kenosha County,
| WEBSTER SCHoFF, PITTS Attyx 26w41
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REFEREE . SALE.

State of observation-disclosures county Circuit Court
Phares Could against Dewitt @. Fox, and Harriet Fox
RY VIRTUE and in pursuance of a tinaIiudg-
a1ment for the sale of the morgaged premises Herein
after described made and entered above entitled cause
on the 9TH day of May $780, the regular Of said
court /, Hiram Hobrook referee duly appointed by
SAID court for that purpose, shall offer for sale and sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder therefor the
front door of the Court House in the city and county
kenosha, and State of Wisconsin, at half past o'clock
IN the forenoon of Saturday, September first L 1870 the
following described lot parcel of land, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy said judgment and
COSTS together with the costs and expenses of sale
10 W.T. The southeast quarter of section nineteen 10
town two . north of range twenty-five -2east except
ing thererom piece of land sixty rods in width off The
west side thereof also that certain other piece pare
Of land described follows Thirteen and tweny-sever
one-hundreths, l3 2100 in the northeast corner
Of the northeast quarter of section thirty 80 own two
III north of range twenty-five [22] and bounded
north by section neeast by section line, and south ant
west by Burlington road-both parcels being in the towr
OF somers, in said county of Kenosha,
Terms of sale--CAsH.
o. S. & T. IL. HEAD HIRAM UOLRROOK
fH 8 Atlys. Referee.
Dated May 30, IS 0. 14W51
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COMBS
IT'D - emf

a fine assortment of Dressing, Puff and Fine
IA COMBS, for sale by f. ROBINSON.
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REFEREES SALE,

State of Wisconsin-Kenosha County Circuit Court
James H. Foster, against Joseph Kenyon and silas H.
Buttrck.
R1 virtue and in pursuance of final iudg-
ment for the sale of the morgaged premises herein
after described, made and entered in the above entitled
cause on the 10Th day of May 1861 the regular term
of said court, Hiram Hobroo referee duly appointed
by order of said court for that purpose shall offer for
and Sell at public auction to tho highest bidder therefor
at The front door OF the court house, the city ana
ty of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock in
forenoon Of Saturday the first day of September, A. D.
1860, the following described lot parcel of land or so
much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy said judgment
and COSTS together with the costs of said sale that is to
say Commencing at point two hundred and sixty-our
feet souherly from the northwest eleven m
and on the west line of lot fifteen ISL thence running
eastery line parallel with the line of lot eleven
III TO the east line of lot fifteen 15 thence southerly on
said line forty -four feet thence westerly line para
ell Mh the north line of lot eleven Hi to the west line of
lot fifteen [15 thence norherly said line to place of
beginning and being the northeast quarter of section
six 6l town u north of range twenty three 129l
east, and in the city Of Kenosha in said county.
Terms of sale, cash.
D tied, May 3d. 1860. HIRAM H0LBR0oK
Referee
0. s. & F. H. HEAD, Plfs Attys. 14w51
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch VIII Key

London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c
Brandies.-Otard, Dupuy q. Co., I. Cheroa's
Cha1spaigne, g. Admyrauld, H. LOnnbat, j. g.
r. Martial, Rasteam CharrWyer, L. Marion,
j. j. Dupmy, Damien.
Gins-Cologne, DaKuypers, Key, Thistle.
Rums-Jamaica, ST. Cr0ir.
Whislzeys-Old Monongahela.
Wines-Bwrgandy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure jaece, Sherry d. G Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and Headsack q, Co., d. Ialle-
nand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Duca1 Grape,
Claret IN casks, Claret IN cases. White in casks,
White IN cases, AaSc0t Mnscat az cases, Bran
dy Cherries Cherry Brandy, CordlalS, B5tterS
Alcoh0l Pure Spirit
ePrictue els Double Rectifed Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis. dis ni6yIe
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REFEREE,S SALE

't"ee OF "lsconsin-Kenosha County Circuit Court
Josiah P Dana against Philander T. briggs Eiiaho NJ
Kinney Jenet:e Kinney and Orange P Norton 4
ny VIRTUE and in pursuance of final
N judgment for the sale of the mortgaged premises
described made and entered in the above
ed cause on the 10th day May, 1860 at the regular
term OF said court, Hiram Holbrook referee duly an
Ter Tor sale aid sell at bubble auction to the highest hid
der therefor at the front door of the Court Ho9s In the
CITY ana county of Kenoha, and State of Wisconsin ar
zen O'Clock IN the forenoon of Saturday, the first dsy of
september Is o. the following described or parcel Of
land 70 wit The west half of the half of the south
east quarter OF section twenty-eght (2S in town two I9
north of range twenty (2 east aud in said connty
Of kenosha. Terms of sale, cash
o, S. Il + II. HEAD, HIRAM HOTppoou
Plf's Attys S4,
Dated. Nav 20 1870 1Arz7 h'eleIee.
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BRUS HE'S.

z r AIR, Tooth Nail, Shaving, Paint, Scrub
4 u Stove, and White-wash BRUSHES, of every
description, for sale by +. ROBINSON.
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REFEREES SALE.

state OF Wlseonsin-Ken County Circuit Court.
The City Bank Of Kenosha, against James w Lusk Har
riet Z, Lusk, Henry w. Hubbard and William Butler
RY VIRTUE and i'll pursuance Of final judo
D ment for the sale of the morgaged premises herein
after described made and entered in above entitled
on the seventh day of May, 1861 at the regular term
SAID court Samuel Francis, referee duly appointed b.
order Of said court for that purpose shall offer for
and sell at public auction to the highest bidder therefor
at the front doc of the Court House, in the city an,
county Of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, at ten ococ
in the forenoon of Saturday the first day of Septem
Der, A. D. 1860, the ollowngdescribed lots parcel
of land, to witt undivided half Of lots no fy
(5 six 90 and C) in block eighty-six (S6) an
being in the northeast quarter of section number thirty
(31 town two (2) north of range twentythree ~
east, and in the city Of Kenosha.
Terms Of sale-CAsH.
SAMUEL FRANCIs, Referee.
o. S, f. II. HEAD. Pits Attys.
Dated May 80, 1860 14v51
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REFEREES SALE.

0. s.& F.H. HEAD, Pits Attys.
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE CO..
OF HARTFORD.
Capital, $50O,OOO

Incorporated in 1910. .......... All Paid I'm
Directors.
H. Huntington, Charles Boswell, Job Allyn,
Albert Day, Henry Kenev, John Brace
James GOODWIN, Gavin Day, Charles ]. Russ
limo g. Allyn, Secretary, H. Huntington, PresT
c. @. Lyman, Asst Secy. VIM. N Bowers Actudry
D. ALEXANDER Gen Agent for the Western country resi-
ing at Columbus, Ohio.
JOHN GRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus, o.
L. G. MERRILL, Agent
1y34 KFSOsH6' WTs
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REFEREES SALE.

State of observation-disclosures county Circuit Court
The Mutual Insurance Company Of Buifal O. against n
wit Q Fox Henry johnson and Isaac L. johnson
R1 VIRTUE and III pursuance of final iudn
RR ment for the sale of the mortgaged premises herein
after described made and entered in above entitled caus
on the " day OF May 1868, at the regular tern sal
court, Henry W. Hubbard, referee duly appointed b.
said court for that purpose shall offer for and sell
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor al the from
door of the Court House in the City and Countyof Keno
sha and tate of Wisconsin, at ten o'clock in the
of Saturday. the first s day Of September 1s the fol
lowing described lot parcel Of land to wit The west
half of the northwest quarter Of section number twenty
nine 20 in township No. two ? north orange twenty
two 22 east and in said county Of Kenosha exeeptin
therefrom two and twenty-five hundredths . 22-1s0
acres decided by Watson A. Fox and wife, to Isaac Z
Johnson by deed dated October 8, 1852, recorded
July lIth 1925 IN volume d, page 206 of deeds in the
office OF the Register Of Deeds for the county Of Kenoha
aforesaid.
Terms Of sale-CAsH
o. s. f. II. HEAD, HENRY w HTTRRARn
fms Atty's. 14w51 Referee.
Dated May 30, 1861
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NOW WE ARE READY

WE have just got back from New
York and Boston, where we bought
Pile of just such Goods as you want,
and we will say to you, on the sly, that
we bought them after the Great Decline
in Prices, which will enable us to sell
Fifty per cent. Cheaper than
those who bought early. We can sell
nice NJ. DeLaine for one shilling per
yard. Good PRINTS at 10 cents; a
very nice Lawn at II l-2 cents, and any
quantity of other Goods proportionately
cheap. We have large stock of Dress
Trimmings, of the newest styles. A
splendid stock of Dress SILKS,
which for style and cheapness have
never been equaled in this section-and
as to EMBRoIDERIEs, we don't like to tell
you how cheap we are selling them, but
want you to come and see, and when
we tell you the prices, would a little
rather you would think we bought
them than stole them. We cordially
invite you to come and examine the
Goods without further ceremony, and
then do Just as yow please about buying,
but we think we know what you will
do. For those who have been in the
habit of buying GROCERIE of us,
1t is sufficient to say that our Teas, So
CARS, Syrups, Ccfees and other Things
are about as they have been-but it is
to those who h0ve MT we would say,
you would do well to try u.s. We
buy Butter, Lard, Hams, Shoulders,
Eggs, and in short, every thing you
have to sell; and shall be most happy
to see you at your earliest convenience.
E w ri INN Q, ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-17

CmSoLISE. Few persons imagine
the extent Of the trade in crinoline
wire. For about three years past the
consumption Of wire 10y the crinolins
workers in this country has been not
far from one hundred tons per week.
The wire is Of steel, and the price has
range' from fifteen to thirty cents per
pound. At the average, twenty-five
cents, the yearly consumption amounts
to $2,48l.0OO. A few months since
the orders to first hands greatly dimin-
ished. and fears were apprebended by
the wire makers that the harvest WIS
over. But the lull was caused by nm
overlook in the hands Of crinoline-
makers who had ordered too freely.
At present the demand is active as
ever, and prices are advancing. The
ladies' will be surprised to know how
much this part Of their dress costs in
the agg egate, and to think what a
weight they carry.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-17
STEALING AoAIN.--There is y


STEALING A0AIN.--There Is y
family in Main street, at the head Of
which is gentleman who understands
the philosophy Of life aud believes 10
living whilst he may. The gentle.
man aforesaid, believes, ice, to be one
OF the most useful inventions and has
his cream frozen daily. The gentle.
man has a cur--a common mongeral,
mean, low, vulgar and snesking dog
who has been charged with stealing
what has been left over o'nights |;
which he has stouily denied, by very
emphatic ways Of his tail. But he
has been regularly trapped ut it, in
such q way that he cannot get out Of
il BY any kind Of argument. The
other night very considerable racket
was heard in the PANTRY, and armed
parties prepared to the spot, to do
battle. The thief rs il was thought,
escaped by the window. In the
morning, Mr.. Caesar, was found in
the backyard, with the freezer over
his head aud esn--a very pitysble
sight indeeo. lie would have cried
for belp, snd no doubt did but his
nose wss so near the bottom Of the
machine, that his voice could not be
heard. When relieved from the
swksrdness Of his position--.which
was done by one person holding on to
the machine and another with n twist
on his tail, he made tracks and has
not been heard Of since. Sagacious
dog! How instinct with reason
lie will no doubt lie low few days
until he thinks the circumstance for.
gotten, and then come out again, and
hold his head ss high as the best
and most virtuous dog in town.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-17

Pr TO THE TEsr.-At one Of the
masked balls given last winter, u
blue dumino was attn acted by Louis
Quiuzc shepberdess, aud paid her
very assiduous court. The domino
was n young man of good family,
good looks. and good fortune. The
sbephcrdess was widow with sim
liar qualifications. They suited
each other admirably, and here was
u reciprocal wish Tor more intimate
acquaintance. The lady was lat
hone' Tuesdays. She intimated
this to tbedomlno, who took care
not to forget it.
He visited the lady frequently,
and always met u friend Of the
shrpherdess, u widow als,', pret,ier
perhaps, than she, very spiritue'ie,
very sparkling, "a regular cncIlan
iress, one Of those who bear their
flag Of coque,ry always at topmast.
She was dangerous neighbor for
quiet and calm person I; out the
window did not appear to fear her.
She did tie honors of her salon, and
allowed her admirer to talk will,
the siren contenting herself with
opposing to her brilliant prattle. u
sensible conversation, indicating
only good intellect and u good
heart.
The young man was an observer,
and saw the difference between the
two the one charmed and dazzlrd
him, the other won every day more
Of his esteem and afectIon, and ere
long he made u formal demand for
her hand. While granting it, the
lady told the secret reason for the
CONSTANT presence OF her dazzling
rival.
Il believe ] judge myself justly"
she said, "and | know also the men
of my time. They are generally
attached to everything That gilt.
tiers. | have been making an ex.
pertinent. Mr.. friend has served
me as tombstone. ] authorized
her to display all her graccs, and
to make every effort to please you
II she had succeeded, should have
escaped a peril. She has failed,
and am sure of you. l can trust
iearlessly my future Happiness to
your care.
You will pardon me, am sure, for
subjecting you to trial from which
you have come out victorious, by
proving to me how much reason l
had to believe in you"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-17

THE Town OF SALISBURY INN.
NEARLY DESTROYED nv FrRE-B Bali.
timore. Aug l0h, 1860. The town
Of Salisbury, Somerset county, WINS
nearly destroyed by fire on Wednes.
day, thu 9th, inst. Over forty dwell
ing houses, stores, ETC., We're destroyed.
The town is represented MS almost in
complete ruins The Episcopal church,
one Of the Oldest in the State, was
destroyed. notwithstanding great e.
forts were made to save it. The con
n grafton swept away the stores oil
Messis. Rider Il Toadvine, William
Burkhead, G. f. Dashields, and Bush's
Hotel. Several other stores and their
contents were partially destroyed. A
large amount Of personal property,
goods, eic.. were saved, though the
aggr gate loss is very great. Mos, u
the sufferers we've injured in the Nh
tual Insurance Company Of ID, laware
The origin of the lire is not known
but is j, suppos d u b. the work o.
an inccndiary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-17

The STORM AT THE LAKE.--Tne
storm on Saturday, was very violent
ut Milneburg, the Lake end Of the
Pontcha'train Railroad, and destroyed
considerable property. The Lake,
owing to the severe north easterly gale
that prevailed, rose higher ut that
place than has been known since the
great gale Of 1897. A portion Of the
town was submerged. and The wharves
we're considerably injured. The steam
er Alabama which was to have left
for the watering places ut s clock
on Saturday afternoon, could not get
away until yesterday morning and
the Arroio. for Mandev;ll-, was obliged
to anchor off the mouth OF Bayou st.
John, where she rode out Of the gale.
in safety. The railroad tack running
''ut on the pier to the steamboat land
ing, WAS. We understand, displac, 4.
Several large ard beautiful trees in
fr"pt Of the Washington Hotel were
torn up by their roots. Had the
storm continued ITS furious career
several hours longer, the village OF
M'lne3urg would have been entirely
submerged.
At the Lake, end Of the J.ff,.rson
Railroad. the water also rose TO nm
nnwonied height, surrounding the
Hotel to the depth Of two feet, swamp.
ing innumerable small craft, sweeping
away Frank Rod, rs Pistol Gallery
and the break water, and doing much
damage to large schooner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-17
ma The King of Prussia ia On

M. The King Of Prussia is said
to be down under the influence of fear.
ful visions and hsllucinstions. Some
times at night he will start up from,
his couch, and, addressing the irnag-
mary spirits around him, will ill
the air with his cries and then
again, at another time, he will sist
for whole days and nights in q state
of complete torpor, taking no refresh
ments and utteriLg no sound. The
gardens Of Sans Souci, where, until
lately, tie used to be wheeled about
in chair on rollers, now see him no
more, and he is to oil appearance dead
already to the outer world. Visitors,
walking on the rose crowned terraces
OF the new palace. sometimes see a
thin shadow, pale and trembling, sit
tag in front of the windows above,
and are overcome with involuntary
awe, on being told, .'Das it's der
krsnke KONG u And all this at the
favorite residence of the most genial
Of Prussian Kings, the place built
expressly to Danish cares.
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~ Newport is said to be crowd.

~ Newport is said to be crowd.
ed. Groups Of ladies may he seen
clubbing around" in the surf all
day long. shrieking their prettiest
as the white capped waves roll in
"combing their monstrons heads"
We mean, of course, that the bill.
lows comb their heads, not the Ia.
dies. The telescopic views from the
beach are characterized MS popular
with the male cite As an eclipse un.
der good circumstances. The Ocean
House is jam. Somebody just re.
turned from Newport calls it q Jam
salts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-17

The CHINESE LALouAeE.-Sir John
Bowring. at recent Track Society
meeting. said The Chinese ure a
proud nation, and naturally enough.
Their language has existed four
thousand five hundred years, and
everybody reads it. Our language
is a language of yesterday. A per.
son who lived in the Island of Great
Britain eight hundred years years
ago could not understand one of US
and we could not make ourselves
understood 10y him. But Confucius
wrote six or seven hundred years
lefore Jesus Christ, and his Ian.
guage is read, not by fifty or sixty
Millions who understand the En-.
glish language, but by FIVE hundred
millions of the human race. VIVA,
q wonderful power