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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
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The "high army officer" supposed to nave
been arrested for treason is Adjutant General
Thomas He has not been arrested ana II Is
now denied by telegraph that he is guilty OF
any BETRAYAL OF government secrets. It's I'M
fortunate that there should be any circum-
stances making it possible for him to be sus
pected or furnishing the slightest occasion for
such reports. It is unfortunate, too, that his
influence, according to report procured COM
missions or places in the army for men who
were dismissed from the departments as dis
loyal 10 the government Buta correspondent
of the New York Tribune AYERS that no man
in the army is more loyal than he. The re-
ports connecting him with charges OF treason
able communication with the enemy finally
took the form presented in the following state
ment, which we quote from a correspondent
of the New York World =
"WAsuINGToN, Jan. cit is now well un
derstoOd, from the movements OF the rebels
that they were aware OF the destination OF
Gen Burnside's fleet. The story goes that il
was talked Of in the family of the official al
luded TO, tGen. Thomas, and by the daughter
communicated to her lover, who is affiliated
with the rebels The destination OF the Burn
side expedition has been changed because I
The knowledge the rebels acquired OF the poin
at which it was aimed. The young lady lief
town recently and has not since returned
Her father, 1t is understood, will shortly leave
for Europe Tor the benefit OF his health.
Another report says, the young lady who
betrayed the secret TO the rebels was not the
daughter Of Gen. Thomas, but the daughter
of one of his neighbors, and familiar visito
at his house. Il is difficult 10 ascertain pre-
cisely what is true. There is something out o
which these reports have arisen, but it is no
revealed clearly, nor is there any indication
that much more will be generally known abou
it at present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

The annual report Of the state liquor com
missioner Tor 1861 indicates a considerable
falling off in the amount of sales, compared
with those of 1860 and preceding years. The
commissioner attributes the change to "cir-
cumstances which have affected all kinds OF
trade; to which may also be added the in,
creasng Indifference of dealers, whether for
lawful or unlawful purposes, to the restraints
OF the law. The only changes asked by the
commissioner are the power 10 appoint agents
in towns or cities which neglect that provision
of the law, and authority to inspect the record
book OF purchases kept by the agents. There
is great variation in the accounts of the state
agency with the different towns in the com.
monwealth; but in nearly every case the
difference between the account and the proba.
bic consumption is so great that it would be
wrong 10 estimate their comparative bibulous
tendencies by the size Of their scoIe with the
commissioner. The largest purchaser is quite
likely to have one of the most orderly and
law-abidng communities in the state, while
the Smallest purchaser may be farlhest from
being pattern of sobriety and virtue. The
transactions of Worcester county with the
nantraI aUeppy nnpaag. tn ha "a foIlo,Ve
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

A CALIFORNIA PEAR.-A pear was shown
in our Office, yesterday, which would be con-
sdered genealogical wonder in the best of
our horticultural exhibitions. 1t was seven
inches in length, between sixteen and seven
teen inches in circumference, and weighed
three pounds and six ounces when taken from
the tree. This huge pear was raised on the
rancho of Sweetzer and De Long, in Marin
county, California, about seventeen miles from
San Francisco 1t was brought from Caior.
mia by Mr.. e. Wood Chaplin, of Wells, Fargo,
G. Co.'s express, who has with him another
nearly as large. They were picked from the
tree on the goth day Of November. The var-
ETY. is the Duchess d'Angouleme, and it is a
most magnificent specimen. AT Panama, Mr.
Chaplin was offered ten dollars for il; and
large offers have been made Tor it since he ar
rived in Massachusetts,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

DIR DuPONCO'S GOLDEN PEMODICAr r1r,s
FOR FEMALES Ills
Inialllole IN correctin regulating and rcmovip al, -
suuclohs from whatever cause, and ALWAYS M ~
preventive. 800 i''S successful
= Inc combination of ingredients in these p11ts or
lecty harmless. heir 1cacy merits nte
On az extensive practice 81 tltv vc irs "a
e uF' ctioIs nave been strictly followed tbcy hive ~
l"ll 70 correct all Irregular tics They ron, No MI
~ auu ullcuit McHstraliun, (particulurlv ~ ~
enange OF uel They will cure the Whites ana rc, 80
ali oostruguOhs arising from Colds exposure or snc
S'sei anu may Do used SUI cccSsfllly as a nre yettiv
reInaies peculiarly situated. those suvusn,. III ON
eIes So are cautioned ainst using these lis while
~ 'n1t CONDITION, lest they invite MISCARRIAGE nl liz
puPuS or assumes no responsibility after ts adm,
~ aitnouen tuer hildness would prevent any mjsrhf
W leultn Use the Fills Recommended Xiii
"iH eAliG, directions accompany each box price II
Viu ~ uOrCeSter Mass, by the following
NJ ~ oCOlI l, 29l Main street, JAMES tiliEEE iii
1iM street ana w. II. GOULDING. II0 Main 81 Ia
ueS Ply sending by 81 10 either Ofkhe bore naeDs
sroush thr W0feeSter Post Office can have tic nils
s snt tohndehtiyl hy mail any part OI the COUNTY
iree0l noStAge" Sold also lay A. Durden. Clinton
~ a. q y. e Bfdir Warren b. X DeLahd, NoIth Brook
lclu, hhu y o. Henry, WestbOro and by one Druggist
~ every village and city IN the United States and by g.
u howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n. -Beware OF COunterfeits. Bug no Golden pills
OF any kind unless tue box Is signed 5. d. Howe All
Others base imposition and un-ae thereIoe os van
value your life and health Ito say nothing of ben HIM
plugged out Of your money! buy only of those wh show
the signature of $. D. Howe on every box "bic5 Ios
recently been added on account Of the Pills heinz
tetIeiteu' alum d27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
CITY AND COUNTY.

john GoUGH's LECTURE on ''Night Life
in London" Monday night, despite the dan
gerous walking and the fresh fallen snow,
brought together great audience at Mechan-
les Hall. For an hour and a half lie kept lis
undivided attention; new touching their deep
est sympathies b. some story of genuine
goodness, and now convulsing with irrGpressi.
bic laughter as he told Of scenes in the Victo-
ria Theater or the testimonies of important
witnesses "out west" Of course nobody can
report Cough, or initiate him. When we say
he gave us rarest eloquence, his most comica
illustrations, and strains of the tenderest hui
manity, all who have heard him know how
well repaid his listeners must have been. We
believe he is doing good service to the cause
of christian charity by these lectures. He
speaks of the poor from personal experience
and rare opportunities for observation. He
brings words of hearty encouragement for all
sincere workers in their behalf, while he tells
with commeEdable directness of the waste and
folly of all attempts 10 do them good by those
who forget, or neglect, to meet their physical
wants. The funds Of the League must have
been largely increased by this disnterested
service in its behalf; and his liberality is the
more noticeable, from the fact that this is not
the first time he has given it the whole pro
ceeds of his lectures
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

Tue Westboro ladies are remembering Co.
X, thirteenth regiment Massachusetts volun-
teer militia, mainly recruited from that town
and vicinity. On the 25th ult., barrel was
received at Camp Jackson, filled with sleeping
caps, mittens, and socks The caps-we de
scribe them by way OF suggesting a pattern
are made in the form OF a skull cap, of printed
satinet and jean, trimmed with scarlet and
with scarlet button at the apex-altogethe a
''nobby affair" AS there is one cap Tor each
member, The company bids fair to be gay
looking c:owd.-Bosion Transcript
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

Experience teaches that dclicacy prevents man
females from applying for the means to alleviate snfer
ing and save lle That objection is cbviaed in ibc
of"Sir James clorkcs Pills prepared after the
ton OF Sir James Clarke, Physician to the oueen Of
ana ana wei known to be the only safe and sue
' Ur'olao uucultes and distractions from any cause
V' W sent IN BOTTLE containing 50 pills post free
mis- doodt,.o e'''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

IL, "t I Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE woELD
W. A. Batcheor's Splendid Hair Dive il tho
ohiy Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Ins,nn.
'uantous ns effects, does not stain the skin and nvlc
or"eS tho hair for life Be careful and use none o,bs,
saau tue genuine, signed each side Of every boy
WILLIAM A. BAronELoR. Sold by all respectable Drn
sls'S ana Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. NIannrac
roy NO. 81 Barclay street. date 10 Bond street and gga
AN'A' uNWlv aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

A CARD-I W sh, on hehalf of my company ana my.
self to tender our sincere thanks TO Capt prouy and
his command, for their sympathy aud kindness In assist
Ing in PERFORMING nc last ta0 titts for departed
brother, Mr. VIM Perkins; also to 4. ". wellington
tsq for his Kind and generous assistance In taking
chafse 81 the ,emaus IL WUr ester and conveying tho
m9arniul Intelligence T. the Doreaved family.
Cant o. MOULTON,
commanding 20 IL. 2jth Regiment, NV,
First Brigade OF Coast Division.
Camp Hicks, Annapolis Nd, JOn ., 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

v.,Ii,S Ji% nhiih aud Experience Of an n
ui-i apsled for the bcneht and as n warnin,, ~
5ty PTem no {f9ng men who suffer from Nervous be
ue' the means Of Self Cure by one Who ere, III s9e
er De,s putto great expense through medical m
u o,t uhu quiGkefy single copies may be had az ~
HTutnOr, NAIiiANIEL MAYFAIR, ESG Bedioyd , tae
elOpe. DRAW & p,,,p5iu auutes ed en-
y1A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

Although these sums may appear large,
when we look at the enterprise, wealth, aud
public spirit of the cities indebted, we can not
doubt that the debts have been contracted for
useful purposes, and that they will be prompt.
ly met ut maturity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

A brilliant meteor was observed in the east
ern sky at New York Friday morning, shortly
after seven o'clock Its diameter appeared to
be about one fourth that OF the sun, and it was
accompanied by Il shining train Of light, from
which shower OF stars blazed, as if rocket
had gone on a burst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

GEN. SlEGEL-A dispatch from St. Louis
states that Gen. Siegel has rendered his resig.
nation, but the cause of his doing so is not
stated. There are not more than three or
four officers in the army who could not be bet
ter spared than he.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

GREAT EXPE CTATIONS'' VIII be realized by the
use OF Mills MIMI SPECIFIC, for badness ana
Falling OF of the lair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by tho
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS y will be realized bv the
nse of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS - will be realized BY the
use of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handker-
chief
GREAT EXPECTh TONS" will be realized by the
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE, for Cbaoped
Hands, Rouehness OF the skin, &c
Prepared and sold by
!. JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
u" d4n Me ;haniCs Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

DEBTS OF THE CITIEs.-By the addresses
of the mayors of the different cities of Massa-
chusetts, we learn that the actual Indebtedness
of these municipalities, at the close of their
resnpc1ive 1Arnl vnnrs mns n. t..lIo...
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

Cht This Out and Remember The. Fs,c,
Ilat will sell Tor one month"; Tor Inc olIowin1 n-is
~ me Foetlca! Exchange :-COmmon BrOonis ID cents
eaeh ana heavier ones at II and 20 cents; GOOD enl,s
shaker BroomS % aud 33 each; ana offer INA
an WOOL Carpets at 30 cents per yard former price Is rs
Also cheap Carpets al II cents, 20 25 3d. 3j 40 n,
ocents per yard which think cheaper than Was cvcr
SOD pei re IN Worcester the acove prices TO DC cash
also VIII sell my rUckery and Kitchen Goods ri ~
than ever offered before Please cali see tile nrics
at the Poetical Exchange. Bay state I}loek p'iees
$50 DIT ORSON y. HEATH. Pronrictor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

llousEKEEPERs should by all means see
good thing, one Of the best, which no one can
deny, on witnessing it in operation at the
agency, Browns kitchen store, SO Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

JACOBS PATENT SELF-BINDING PoRTFo.
LILO for newspapers, music, letters, &c, has
become an Indispensable article for all who
wish 10 keep neatly and conveniently for
reference the documents OF the day. We have
used them constantly for the Spy Tor several
years past Mr.. jacobs makes them Of all
sizes and patterns, at No. Is Central EN-
change.
Mr.. WnITINe's CONCERT, next Friday eve
ming, at Mechanics Hail, by fifteen hundred
of the children of our common schools, will
give our citizens another opportunity TO hear
such chorus of Juvenile voices as rarely
offers, besides encouraging, as they rlay by
their attendance, further efforts in the same
direction. The tickets are TO be fifteen cents
only for adults, price which should fill every
available space OF even our large hall
FITcnBuRG AND WORCESTER RAILROAD
The annual meeting of the Fitchburg and
Worcester railroad company was held yester
day at the town hall in Laominster the presi.
dent, Hon. Ivers Phillips, in the chair. The
following board of directors was chosen for the
year ensuing :-lvers Phillips OF Worcester,
Nathaniel Wood of Fitchburg, Joseph Haskell
of Leominster, DIR. VIM. d. Peck ofsSterling,
and l. II. Spring of Boston. Col. Phillips
was reelected president for the year ensuing,
and II. /. Coggshall, clerk.
The capital stock of this road is fixed at
$4,000, Of which s217 1925 20 has been paid
in. The funded debt amounts to S55 400, and
the floating debt to S5900 total SCI, 300.
During the past year the earnings were $685..
$40 81 and the cost OF working the road $780,
1853 76. The surplus on hand last year, after
paying expenses, interest, and dividends, was
S9,l77 Sc; this year it is 81, 674 45. This re-
duction of the surplus has been occasioned by
extra excuses incurred in enlarging the depot
accommodations at Fitchburg. The business
of the road is carefully and skifully managed.
1t pays semi-annual dividend OF three per
cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

FIRE IN PHILLIPsroN.-The dwelling
house, stole, and post office building in Phil
lipston, owned and occupied by John and
Thomas Willard, was destroyed by fire Tues
day morning. The property was insured at
the Peoples Office in this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

tt; IL l III e U DERTAKER
s N9hi Warerooms are at 81 Front street where rs,
awaS pc found large assortment OF Collins Of All f
leient hlhus VI patterns Mentalic anut Cash
VI an SIZES Conn Plates and Robes of the best
ana material Residence 50 Front street dtf aui4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

We print, this morning, The first part of
diary. OF rambles on foot in Germany. 1t was
not written with any view to publication, be.
ing designed entirely for friends at home. Not
long since, the writer of this diary was prin,
cpal teacher in the Worcester High School
and printing it in The Spy will only circulate
it more largely among his friends
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

SUPERIOR CouRr.-The following cases are
put in order for to day Nos 2O13, 2O29,
2O56. 2037. 1878, I'LL, 1925. 1860, 2OS9, posi-,
2061, 2O76, 2Os3, 20S9, 2096, 1913.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

In seventy seven towns of the common
wealth there were no sales; only one of these'
the town of Rutland, was in this county The
total sales amounted to s1OO,2O9 0S, of which
the commissioner realized a net profit of ST.
734 3d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
The New city Government.

Yesterday morning we gave up so much OF
our space to the proceedings and documents
connected with the Inauguration of the new
city government, that We had no room to add
any remarks on the subject. We shall now
take it for granted That the mayors address
has been very carefully cad and considered
by every one interested i'll the welfare and
thorough and able statement of the present
condition of our municipal affairs, and deserves
the most faithful attention. 1t critcises and
completes some OF the statements in the vale
dctory OF mayor Davis, and, with both docu
ments before them, the citizens Of Worcester
should be able 10 form correct judgment of
affairs.
The new city government starts we'll, and
We trust that it will be eminently successful.
The appointments seem to us very good. Next
TO the mayor, the city marshal is the most i'm
portaut officer connected with the municipal
government. The office has unpleasant du.
ties and grave responsibilities. Those best ac-
quainted with Mr.. Starr think him admirably
qualified for the place. He has that turn of
character which peculiarly fits him for its
duties, it is believed, with no lack OF ability or
adaptation in any respect. We think this will
prove to be a successful appointment. Now
let the new city government have fair play,
and remember it is much easier to criticise the
| operation of the municipal machinery than to
work it SO perfectly as 10 escape criticism.
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION MovING.-A
private letter from Capt. Denny of company
X, twenty fifth Massachusetts regiment, at
Annapolis, dated on Saturday night last,
states that the regiment had just then received
orders to move. He says:-
"rhe orders are TO pack every thing in the
shape of baggage. and have it on bofrd the
ship, TO morrow Sunday forenoon. The
! tents OF the camp are TO struck before seven
| O'Clock, Monday morning, and between seven
and nine O'Clock that morning, the twenty fifth
regiment is to embark at tine wharf in Annapo
lis. We are to go on two vessels-that is to
say, $50 men on board the steamer New York,
and the remainder on board the screw propel.
Ter Zouave My company will probably go
on board the New York My idea is that We
will leave these waters To night we cook
three days rations for our company officers
1t has been a cold wintry day. The ground
hear a good account of u.s. and that l shall
| live tn write you the particulars of splendid
| victory for the Union cause"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

The SCHOOL BOARD. -~The first meeting of
the school committee for 1862 was held last
evening, mayor Aldrich presiding. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen were nominated and
confirmed to constitute the standing commit
tees for the current year -
On School Houses-Messrs. Harding, T.
X. Earle, Bemis, Magenns, and Ballard
On Books and Apparatus-Messrs Bemis,
Shipper, Workman, Allen, and Firth.
On Examination OF Teachers-Mr. Jones,
the superlndent &c oGiciO, and Messrs. Shipper,
Power, Baldwin, aud Williams.
On Finance-The mayor superintendent,
and Messrs. Stone, Harding, and Edward
Earle.
OF Conference.-The mayor, superintendent,
Newton, Russell and Barker.
Prudential Committees: Tatnuck-E. +.
Chamberlain Valley Fals-J. w. hanson
Leesyile-John BOice; South Woreester-G.
D. Adams BIithewO od-Abner Kelley Quin,
S,gamohd-Dexter ii. Perry; Pond Henry
rreb'lee Adams Square-G. A. Barnard !;
burneoat Fldn-Wm, Coe; Northvile-Hor-
ace Chenery Characterization A. Cham.
oerlain; North Pond, George p. Rogers.
a committee on assignment of schools was
appointed to report at the next meeting. when
the board adjourned for one week.
A METEOR was seen in this city on SUNDAY
night at about ten minutes past five O'clock
TO the northeast The same phenomenon WINS
observed in Providence, Springfield, and other
pIaoae
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

PORTRAIT FOR RECOGNITION. - After
the disastrous battle of Balls Bluff, private
of one of the federal regiments swan the
Potomac, and was found i'll a dying condition.
lie was very severely wounded in the head.
One of his hands appeared to be bandaged,
but, on examination, it was found that he had
thus secured daguerreotype portrait of a
lady. After his death this portrait was sent
to Boston. Copies of it have been taken, and
one OF them has been placed in our hands.
This soldier is one of the missing" of whom
no report has been made since that fight, 1t
is possible that he belonged to our fitteeeth
regiment. Those interested in the fate of any
such missing soldier can see the portrait at
our Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

NOTHING, IF NOT CRITICAL. The Bo.
hemens of one or two Boston papers, with
their usual echoes in the country, are carrying
on kind of guerilla warfare against the state
administration and its accomplished head.
The beggarly character OF their causes foi bids
their abandoning their safe batteries and car
rying ON the opposition as becomes honorable
opponents and just occasion. Surely the
friends of the government, as well as OF the
advanced public policy it represents, have
cause to be proud that it stands so frm and
sure against the Intellectual malice of those who
aspire to be NOTHING if not-scnIds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

SiaICh'S Curative Cleansing s:oo,-.rn,iz
superior remedy for Headache, Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Canker. Piles. Sore Throat, &c &c Eos
sale by BUSH ~ CO. "a Front street by the dozen ~,
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd yio
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

see. see q woman m another column, picking >ambuc
grapes Tor Speers Vine. 1t is admirable urtic nsed
il hospitals and by the first ianines in PARIS Inn
Ho, ahd New orb in preference to old poit wine II
Is worth trial. as 1t gives great satisfaction
iel5 de0dIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

Dr. MaGLiN0n attends TO the treatment of the
SPeciGl Diseases of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
SflTUfE. No. % Union St, Providence H. l. See III,
advertisement of THE GREAT INDIAN RENIFi,Y
FOR FEMALES. w. in this paper. dtf TX
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

SuckNkeat FIOur.-Just receiver e,ht tnns ~
Buckwneat Flour on insgnmenG. whirh we ntInr f,I
saie lower Than can be bought elsewhere in this civ
VIZ Utl DRAPER & LARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

AIRS. NJ. w, Gseralds PHYsIcIAN Avn sIccvss
;MiIDWFE removed to No. 4S Exchange street
eases OF children. ONCE hours from to A. M and
-" : ~ . T. Il utf ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

aogs' AogS.-Just received, fine lot of well dress
Gu lt logs and for sale at the marAet price We are in
constant receipt of nice hogs ~ IA
Clio dtf DRAPER 81 CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
5pettal l1otltrs.

DIR. Sweets Enfi,IlibIe Imminent is trulv
Ted III need, and every family should nave it at hand
O23 dNwly