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, 1863-06-03
FROM R0SECRAkS' ARMY,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
WAsmNeToH, june 2, 1868.
Gen. Rosccrans has issued q general order
placipg rebel officers now in his possession,
aud hereafter captured, in close confinement,
md forbidding the parole and exchange ofany.
MuHzaEEsnoRo, June 9, 1863;
There is no evidence Of conclusive nature
, 1863-06-03
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 8 1853.

and compel the black people to work Itold
them I should do so, but should make q
change Of p1an-tEe estate to pay them for
their labor. They ut once agreed to it. went
down and told the black men they should have
$500 per month and the women $500. /
would stop tie pay Of any lazy or disobedient
servant, and punish him besides. You can
form no idea ofthe great change in these
people. The over=eer is compelled to report
TO me each week, aud he says there never was
anything like 1t. Tie men had never SO
much work done, nor done half 80 well be-
fore. {Signed) BRIG, GEN. PAINE.
, 1863-06-03

STERLING, Ill, June IA mee'ing was
held here last evening, for the Vicksburg
wounded. -Four hundred dollars in money
was contributed. and will be sent to Col.
John Williams, Commissary Gen. Of Illinois.
The brave ind gallant Gen. Kirk was carried
to the hall, and though suffering from terri
Bile wound, made an eloquent appeal for our
soldiers.
, 1863-06-03
4 MERICAN EXPRESS CON,

CTr1TNTYE4 7ftYY5N FFa4YTN
11 oonA"HN AA.nE .H.x. 1.a.eAE.
FROM AND 70
Detroit. Eua,o, Albany, New Tork, Boston. Toronto
H GaeaeS rt r We, - sae GNa9 Tx c93
~ !at - tsv1 XVI Hs1 - ~ r. L.
r. Gtef5hoS: Eo!naieas Fat*ea:E.
ga ISs Gs5at Pannsv}ySn aqd SeE 10sk
aad e% H. ofpaI! c a. ~ q; -. a3a FL H.
AaLl! elte GfeeH tass!e LOUISVILLE qua
stntn: Eta Michigan EHntFaS and Louisville Nev
A!9a9T 4aq It.sao tf9aas = @ asfls9 n &C. g. H.
aEG :!od 3 1 GeRs'Lt q ~ =; ~ nna ~ r. u:
LcfnIsposI feTu. 1k!Shmoao 1; cnGaanaG M ana south
A. tsu q a. aEo eaN r. nv de:osf At t@o d. H. and
, 1863-06-03
THE SENTENCE oF BRISBANE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
ClSc1SSArI, Junc 2.
The court martial in session here has found
Jacob Brisbane, OF Anna, Union County, 1l1i-
nois. guilty Of diEloyol practices, and sca-
tenced HIN to pay q fine Of $500, aud give
bunds. and remain In confinement until the
fine Is paid.
, 1863-06-03
Loss of Rebel StOreHs

FoRTREss MONROE, June "A frs at Viii
miDgton, N. c., on the 9th, destroyed q
large warehouse filled with spirits Of turpen-
tine and 1900 bales Of cotton-the latter
mostly belonging to the Government. The
loss is believed 10 be very heavy.
, 1863-06-03

NEW TonK, June 2.-rhree games were
MIA, ed ut the billiard tournament last night.
Goidthwaitc, Kayanagh and Foley are tAe VIC
tors.
, 1863-06-03

NEW YoRK, june IA rebel dispatch
mentions reported battle between Bragg and
Roeet1.ps. Bragg was badly beaten, falling
back to Alaba1ua, and Rosecrans pursuing.
, 1863-06-03
4 Rebel I.lufnt and Proiec,

WASHINGTON, Juue 2.-The Richmond
10 Of Saturday cditorially complains q tue
; tticicucy Of the rebel Government. IL ar.
~ that fhe great error In the conduct o.
= war was muking it strictly defenalve. y
,rcetts shut dose Of the encny's own med
11s would cause lin to dnaist from further
,:aion.
, 1863-06-03
FROM MEXICO.


NEW YORK, June 2.-The French transport
LefinIsterre from Vera Cruz 18th ult, arrived
this afternoon. Her captain doubts the cap
iure Of Puebla, as dates from Pucbla Of the
10th, received at Vera Cruz, represented that
the Mexicans were then holding half Of Pn-
eb]a, and 80 strongly fortified that 1t would
takea q long time to capture them.
PER CONTRA
NEW York, June 2.-The Haynna Diario,
Of the 27lh, received BY the Creole, states
that it is in possession of information through
an authorized channel, confirming accounts
of the occupation Of Puebla BIZ the French,
and gives details which 1t calls Official.
, 1863-06-03

From Texas.
NEW York, June Sam. Houston will
run for Governor Of Texas, with design Of
forming Republic Of Texas.
, 1863-06-03
&kw advertisements.
THICAGO REAL ESTATE
INVESTNI ENES.
INSIDE PROPERTY.

INSIDE PROPERTY.
;;9tset On hs.she. near Randolph, .lth a.oFes-
>; >; e. On Ozark nortn Of Monroe
I y tett on Iaver. near Clark #. nrtdse.
19 sion RivsF, kasa *, s:txa-psss 10 pr
&; 81 Nh S:s:, near Van Burs-
g r. ~ q MselI9n: il asS; nai,ssa.
: =. sS1ss! Ssssl s asa a.aisoa :Iss .a Il
50 iet: corner Na1!sou and Lasaue.
RESIDENCE LOTS.
1e11ea feet eofnts E.ie ard wolcots.
itxa ito 1ees On Illlnols. neat Molcott
10oxil0 feet On 01olaaa. near Dearborn- "-.f
3s1lSe feet On Massaa sve1ne: rear Oh,
:s3Es s.; q ; S.ias$st .:saas IS: ;asstszs,;
1T tsef f On On RRouslas near s7ontsrsy
-, s
:ozl2 ice: on Pa1kaveaas. near Lncoln-
RESIDENCE AND LOIS.
Horse nd 70: On Washington, near Michigan aveaue
uouss and ios - Michigan avenue, rear Jack,oa, lot
uos:s ~ Il on Michigan av.pue n<.r Adams lot
Hoo:= sd lot On n.chlg7n iaven7e; near Twenn lot
HOUSE aei iot on Wabash avenuo. near Hubbard c..
uonse 10 ii oa waaash arenue. aaar Peck Ct. lot
Ho9ss I'd 10: on wao=z avenue. asas North. iosss1
Houss I'D lot en- Michigan svenne, =s1r Ps1o Alto.
House md lot corner IAss1e and Cheanus, lot 11oo
Hsase sad iS @ @ On Eatns Issee. 1sar ". = 5a1e. ioE
Rouse ana lot Oh Lckeheae lsF> lot 3oxlup fees-
FOR cT1HnFYISTnyS.
, 1863-06-03
The Exchange of Prisoners

New YoRK, June 2.-About {, 900 Western
troope, quastered ut St. LOUIS have just been
exchnuged: 215 Union officers captured at
Charlottesville hare been exchanged and or
desed to report for duty immediately.
, 1863-06-03

The South Carolina Depart
1ment.
NEW YoRK, june 2.-The N. T. 1Ints says
Hunter is relieved Of the command Of the De-
partment Of the South, and Gen Gilmore
succeeds him.
The Kerald's Washington dispatch says 1t
is understood that admiral Foote will re-
litFe Dupont,
, 1863-06-03
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT,

VVIIEIIIVN UEEa6IMENIs
Particular atterton given to the collection Of oT3s
DRAFre. B1L1s and Accouesrs and proceeds returned
with the G1tatebt dispatch
II Goods with Invoices to be collected on delivery
shouta always be marked &C. q. d. and amount
natked on package Of boz.
, 1863-06-03

Specialist In the treatment ot
OLp CHRONIC, MEEouEIAI. BLOOD AND SKly DIS
EASES AND 01aANId #EAKxEsa.
Cures them without resorttng to Mercury, Io.ide,
PotafsN Arsenic or Sataspaviltk De. James uaks
NKuTRa1IzKE. which Il Poarr1VE CURE 10 ali blood
dtseaeee Organic Weakness, brought pm BY excess.
causing loss Of uemory, nervous aud general debty
&C. Gu, ed By an insalihle method. Swing bnth tine
generally Of the South the medical nc1ity aud pro:
arpiy Immediately aud be cured Of these terrible d.
eases.
Retneu ber Dr. Jpmes' Office and Par1ors are at IS
Rardolph 1t . between State and Dearborn ets.
inviolahla je1 ei5: 2.ntt
, 1863-06-03

TLAX MACHINERY Y.-Sandford
Il Il Mallory celebrated Hfachipes. with two hoEae
power Will break and ote3s u pounds OF sttalght or
and Ia operntloc sd}otnnE the Chlc+go 3u2nr Refinery
For circulars. aadrrss NELSON STLLNAS. General
Agent, o. Box a63. Chicago. III. Je3751-1t1stp
GAVE YOUR TREES. - Bring
~ 5ous dead trees to life. and save your dytag.
i aend a Simple and Never Failing
Heclpe for 50 cents7
Which ia vorth dollars In saving ya1uable trees. Ad
dress A. q. ANDERSON, Dtta1a, IL te3 et3t3t
HOW TO MAKE AN IAlITA-
J. 11uE OF GOLD. 70 perfect tz.t 1t cannot oa
tod from ruts Eo'd: Also; 5sE to make oogaens'.
the pustst Of dre Silver Th tnvAIaahe to Silver.
ef'ls Sid and made 9i1h but little tron
bic or rtrse. EeLo tpn for 80 cents both
Ior 81 g. Addle=s 4. Il. ANDERSON, Ottawa. u.
tt3e1H 3t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
AIKEN'S
KNITTING MACHINE.

- u -
1t is the most useful and desirable ar
w TH tice ever invented for a woman to
/U| money with: it viii give her amost agree.
<HM able employment by which she can make
Z&8s great profits.
1~l 1t can be made, in the hands o. a wo-
- st6 man, to earn with ease and comfort, $40
III W8u8G to 800 per week. An old lady, too old
ri & to do anything else, can money
n IA right along by its use. ..... -
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Young ladies who want to earn some money, can, by
the of this machine, employ part the whole of
their time very independently and satisfactorily.
farmer who raises wool cannot afford to do without
machine. If he raises $50 worth the machine will con.
vert the $50 worth into 800 worth.
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
farmer has girls growing up, he wants them to
something In no other way they do respecta-
Wives aud families of Volunteers find in it their best
friend and protector Whole families can be supported
oy its use Thousands attest to this fact
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
1t knits the material for pair of Stockings in four
minutes. Ina day woman can make and finish com
plete fol market from one dozen to two dozen pairs
The stitch makes is precisely the that made
with Knitting Needles except in this that the machine
makes it rner and more durable than the needles
possibly.
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
heel is knit the machine narrowing aad widening
done by simple motion of thumb screw.
Nubias Opera Canes Under sleeves Comforts Miitarv
sashes sontags, Rgolets Clouds, Head Dresses Tides
,ryp>,,o ,>,,
AlkENS KNITTING MACHINE.
It kniis Under shrtsand Drawers, the service
suspenders. Purses Crayats Ierrinps Sc '' oo''''
II is SO sin,ple that child can comnrehens Il and
know The Uwhv and wharsfore - NJ r. sau;n,, %a o
chine NAV he nsed for years and the onarator ra
knows how the stitch 10 made P 9
.ry,~,,o r~, a
AlkEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
II jeanne, r.. o,. - a ;s,
constrnction III cots nn, 80 ra. 90 ~. s, Tvs
6yed in Ave minutes We will Give tho - n,rhas a ny
machine -;
Is portable-weighs complete but forty pounds and
be earn led easily as yase OF same weight The
freight it to any point is from so cents to ST So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHTNI

Every country merchant can employ one or more ma
chimes with great profit knitting the yarn he takes in int
stockings for retail or wholesale trade a'iit
1t no new untried thing but has been in sue
cessfu use In all the Factories of the East that
millions Of dollars worth of goods every year made
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty Symmetry, Strength and
Mechanical Perfection, they are acknowledged
the /" HEAD AND FRONT" of the Threshing Machine
NIL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
AIKEN's KNITTING MACHINE.

1t kns the Stockings all but the tips Of the toe; the
leel is knit the machines narrowing and widening is
lone by simple motion Of thumb screw.
1t knts great variety offancy work. such as Shawls
Subias, Opera Capes Under Sleeves, Comforts, Military
sashes sontags Rgoets, Clouds, Head Dresses Tides,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
DUBUQuEAMn sI0uxclTYRAlLRokD.
TIME TABLE No. ~.
y TO TAKE REJECT MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1858.
Trains Moving West Trains Moving East.

4 ID. M. q w. IL. R.-Tnins to and from the South
west connect at Farley.
tY- CoHNEcrroSs-St leave Earlvie on the ar.
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point Brush Greek Fay
cite, West Union DEBORAH, and St. Paul and from Man
chester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and the north. i.'s ii rTt..s.5 u
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap.
ngton, Island Grove Ackley, Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City Also GAINESVILLE, Wayerly, Syracuse Nashua Brad.
ford, st. Charles and Minnesota.
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent
J. A. PTNTo General Freight and Ticket Agent 7E77
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25

PROVOST mAASHALS AND THEIRS
The following is a complete list Of the
members of the Boards of Enrolment, Dep
uty Provost Marshals and special officers ap.
pointed for Northern Iowa under the provis-
ions of the Act of Congress ofMarch 8, 1868,
: for enrolling and calling out the National
forces, and for other purposes"
Major Thomas Duncan, Sd cavalry, Head
quarters, Davenport, Iowa, Acting Assistant
Provost Marshal General
Second District:
Capt. Philo E. Hall, Provost Marshal.
VIM. F. Davis, Commissioners.
DR.. Egbert s. Barrows, Surgeon, Head.
quarters, Davenport, Iowa.
DEPUTIES.
Samuel Clarke, Dewitt, Clinton county,
Joseph P. Eaton, Maquoketa, Jackson Co.
B. X. Bronson, Anamosa, Jones county.
Cha. ?. Sheldon, Upton, Cedar county.
N. w. Chafin, Marion, Linn county.
H. s. Compton, Muscatine, Muscatne Co.
SPECIAL OFFICER.
w. H. Ankeny, Clinton, Clinton county.
Third District: =
Capt s. p. Adams, Provost Marshal.
u. B. Henderson, Commissioner.
DR.. E. A. Guilbert, Surgeon, Headquarters
Dubuque, Iowa.
DEPUTIES.
p. Fl. Conger, Dubuque, Dubuque county
As Blair, Manchester, Delaware county.
John M. Westfall, Independence, Buchan.
an county.
VIM. B. fairfield, Charles City, Floyd Co
Geo. w. Ruddick, Waverly, Bremen Co
Jacob l.. Chase, Usage, Mitchell Co.
A. w. Billings, Bradford, Chickasaw Co.
JAS. E. Simpson, DEBORAH, Winncshiek Co
Peter F. Crane, West Union, .Fayette Co.
w. W. Hungaford, Waukon, Almakee Co.
Alonzo Brown, Garnvillo, Clayton Co.
Sirth District: 81
Capt. Warner II. Curtiss, Provost Mar.
shall
Woolsey Wells, Commissioner
Or. VIM. h. Smith, Surgeon, Headquar.
tiers F. Dodge, Iowa.
DEPUTIES. &C.
ia. Covert, Waterloo, Black Hawk Co.
Fitzroy Sessions, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
: Co..
@. s. Root, New Hartford, Butler Co.
Stephen Whited, Alden, Hardin Co.
Thos. Mercer, Marshaltown, Marshal Co.
j. F. Alexander, Boonsboro, Boone Co.
Geo. NJ Maxwell, Iowa Center, Story Co
Huitt Ross, Homer, Hamilton Co.
I. w. Card, Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co
ayno Ross, Chaplin, Hancock Co.
~ James Goodwin, Mason City, Cerro Gordc
county. 80
hHa VIM HI Halt, Rolph, Pocahontas county
A. E.. McTIugh, Peterson, Clay county.
Eugene Criss. Sac City, Sac county.
VIM. j. Wagner, Ida, Ida county.
N. G. Hudson, Sioux City, Woodbury.
'unty a
Addison Oliver, Onawa, Monona county
David Young, Dennison, Crawford Count.
DoN'1 you put your watch under your Pill
tAn aheald meyer !" slcep upon hi
sos aies& \ sss,dne'
- .vvy.- ....r.aas That Whser efos
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
From the Golden Era.

rton' s''e ool.e e Era.
tAMaNTA HAS A POETIC ERENzY
Il must not be imagined, from my long
It aren't and parted. guess You would
pk sol disappointment has not enipped
buds Of our affections, nor has I" the last
TX been broken that binds ns to be- ali in
,rythinr to one another. We arc as good
padlockcd and the key thrown into a
cket with big hole IN the bottom con.
lucntly, we are foreve- locked up together
d collectively consider ourselves in toto,
Il. called upon her while or two ago
Il dfhnd Der in toilet and mental express
Of thu Widest unconcerned extravagance.
,e rushed to meet me, and with rush we
81 fssed. q Ny nose is still tender with the re-
Election OF that intense, that humping, that
yt.faining, that star-dispcncer meeting. So
hers. The arched bridges Of our respect
sse pfobosiscs were badly fractured Tile
a.st Thing we did-being anxious to pre-
rive the nasal Arch--was to pipe both hand
repairs: Then We said oughp.
= WHAT'S the weird occasion of this raw
D stettf saysT.
She stared at me fxedy moment, gave
4 sunering nose an upward rub, INDUCED
2 1Along snuff Of relief; and then, clutching
nsnos iIaHuca'y ~ ny HAT, Win
,ni;ad
S0SpenderS y0ufSeiI 10 dtc6!-1n M 0een
afre1ls 80 sss NJ E.
4 3 'yvrl -a.--S. .,,o,, A. a., 1o.,.,
AHcu Sue SAY SVWH upo.' lily iAVVi nef OOue-
up, and let down her back hair-which was
= SSMnu ner. 49,
i : Mating her organ Of self.csteem which
q F.ee -. 49, 80 :.
vas pAlpfuily prominent just tnen mas
: 80. ~ ,s.na - oes1 1s N - N'''s'
aMa y. - .n,;aa. urm . noo,rrrra
a sSIa ss ~ ;,.,na.pI on3. ,.,,.t
..m, y :, never nsUss d i. i :, 5s''s' ''
- s.f don,t e 49,. i. ,, savsI ..Yon,re ont ne
80. ho"a "a Ma h:nter oet hack into 4
soua I 49, a. -, r h,,rt vn,,rsslfn
=, IS va, rasont me With snch reflections 70.
~ :, .s.s,;aa ~ Nth tha r,ov;tv nf on
bs";, $1,000 sp.u Then she rndeIv MIN.
h"r 1iand ;nto ber baav;no bosom and
Is Pa at = cr,,mnled niece 'of naner '77dl'7
:, "Ther,s the ;nst;ration of Il. sunerf,ous
man y, sha dal;hersfelv enumerated uand
i,,s ali nv own connost written unon the
srnr nf dr;v;t,., ;,nnatns y
n I took the sS,ton5ad naner onened II and
!, rood tha follo,y;,,r snhl;toa nroffnsion.
= wv '''s s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
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b.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

1t knts Under Shirts Drawers the most service
able and durable that be made; also Table Covers
suspenders, Purses, Cravats, Leggings, &C.
1t Is so simple that child can comprehend II, and
know the why and wherefore I" Of It. A Sewing Ma
chine may be used for years and the operator hardly
knows how the stitch q made
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
# a Finkle 4 Lyon a'Gie'hzs
Sewing Machine Company.
~ 538 Broadway, New York.
81 Branch ONCE, IO2 Lake street,
Chicago. Ill.

MI
SnlcasOs -.
LNOR THE PURPOSE OF FACILITATING THE
I Sewing Machine Trade in the West, the FINKLE 4
LYON SEWING MACHINE CO. have opened pernia-
nent Office in Chicago, No. 12 Lake Street. FIRST Hoor)
The usual charges for freight on Machines from New
York Chicago will be added to the New York prices In
every other respect the business Of Chicago Office will
be done the terms at the parent Office T.
full assortment Of Machines with all the late improve
ments is already in the Chicago office, and all orders for
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings will be promptly
hlled. r.,.s ;,.e oco,,nted Nth The Fin.,e 1von
SEWING Machines the carefnl nernsai Of the ompany's
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
.AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

1t can be made to earn in month than Sewing
Machine can in year. 1t Is actual producer Of goods
for sale-goods for which there is always market.
BY its use woman feels independent, and that she il
doing business on her own account" She knits yarr
Into stockings sells them and knits more f 4t'l-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-25
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

1t cannot get out of order, ifwe used so simple is II
construction II gets ont Of order that it can't
fixed in five minutes, will give the purchaser new
machine. ~. -
tits portable-weghs complete but forty pounds AM
can be earn led as easily vase OF same weight Tn
freight on it to any point is from so cents to $50.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04
astfnl arls Gnrioals.
70 Prevent sea.sickness.

Notwithstanding the sea had lulled, it blew
. stiif breeze still. and the Crusader rolled and
tnssed upon the huge topping waves Of the A.
lantic in such way that was again sick; but
having some little experience Of what genuine
sickness is, since crossing the Bay Of Biscay,
managed To avoid much of the unpleasantness
I then suffered. principally BY following means,
which would strongly recommend to all
landsmen. II you feel sickish, or know By ex-
perieace that you will be sick, 60 to bed, close
your eyes, and remain lying on your back, if
possible without motion; abstain from food, but
no. altogether; would rather say. eat sparing-
~, and of some solid; such Is . little boiled
meat or biscuit, a. have known most alarm
ing effects arise from total abstinence" to
say nothing of the violent straining and fruit
less retching it occasions. Drink sparingly Of
cold water, or brandy and water in sips, but
taste not hot liquid of any kind. In keeping
the eyes shut, I would remark, that the eject
of vision and its sympathy with the stomach
are not enough attended to; for though at rest
in the berth, the swinging backward and for
ward, and the motion of the vessel, and things
around, are sufficient to produce what We wish
to avoid. There is, however, one point at
which emesis becomes inevitable; it is when
the mouth fills with saliva, and then the soon
er it takes place the better.-Wlde's Narra-
tipe - ---rt- -