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Tiendish.

DR.. Mudd, recently sentenced to tho
Dry Tortugas, attempted to escape a few
weeks ago. He was found secreted in
the hold Of a vessel and in order to make
him divulge the name Of the person who
assisted him to escape, the Thumb.screws
were applied to him. Under this refined
method Of exacting evidence, be said
that one of the erew-Kelly-.had as
sisted him, and that he was to receive
Mudd's gold watch. After bong tor.
tured Mudd was thrown into a dungeon
fer want of vigilance of his keepers
Talk Of the dark ages, the Inquisition,
and all that,--bosh. Kelly was at once
tried by drum head Court Martial and
sentenced to six years hard labor in tie
chain gangs. 1t must not be taken as o
fact that Kelly really did assist Mudd,
but it may be taken as a fact that Mudd,
under the torture, would name any per-
son as having assisted, to get relieved Of
the P ain, and the oRly pity is that he did
not name the person who ordered him to
be tortured. We hope the President will
promptly interfere and put a stop to such
lawlessness and brutality Lebanon Ad-
v~ertiser.
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JUST II THING.

Under the above caption, the Dayton
Empire says:
awe are glad 10 learn that the De-
mocracy Of Dayton intend 10 forthwith
institute o permanent Democratic Assoc
citation, before which lectures on politics
will be regularly delivered twice . month
during The winter and spring. Let it be
carried out at once"
The example Of the Dayton Democra-
cy is worthy Of general imitation. De-
mocrats should withdraw their support
from all abolition lecture associations,
and If political lectures are to be the or.
der hereafter, let US have those Of the
right stamp. Twothirds Of the lecturers
Who traverse the country are abolition
stump speakers, who adopt that plan fol
the dissemination Of their pernicious doc
trines, while at the same time they pui
money in their own pockets. The De
mocracy have been imposed upon loni
enough, and should insist as a condition
Of their support 10 lecture association
ths.s politics and political lectures shoplt
! be entirely eschswed in the future. asyg
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II is Coming.

Unarrested by the approach of winter
and the departure Of mid summer heats,
the cholera still strides westward. De-
serting its Oriental haunts, in CONSTANT.
nople and the Levant, it has broken out
along the Mediterranean coast of France
and Spain. It is rayaging Toulon, de-
populating Marseilles, and raging at Bar.
celona. It threatens Madrid, and the
fear Of it keeps MI. Hale, our new Min
lister to the Spanish court, cholera.bound
in Paris. In Marseilles on the 18th Of
September, 81 deaths were registered, Of
which SO were deaths by cholera, and the
whole city is flying from the scourge that
threatens all. Amid the universal panic,
however, one mar redeems the honor Of
his city by giving an example of fidelity,
humanity aud courage worthy a Roman
soldier. Il is the Mayor Of Marseilles,
the crippled but heroic NJ. do Maupas,
who goes upon his crutches from hospital,
organizing the contest against the com.
mon foe, encouraging the people, ANNA
tins tho siOh, aHd bruying death manfui-
y in the discharge 0 fhis duty. In Tou-
Ion mere than half the population have
left the city, and on Sunday. September
18th, the mortality lists showed 81 deaths,
S~eventy-six by cholera.
Nor is this all. The dreaded disease
has already overleaped the last dividing
space but one that lies between its Orien.
tai home and America. 1t has shown it.
self in England. A well authenticated
case has appeared at Southampton, aud
the man attacked is dead. And we hear
vague rumors hat it has already broken
out in London, though English papers
perhaps fearing q panic, make no an.
nouncement of the fact.
What should This stealthy but ~irresis-
tible aud terrible westward progress of
the Indian pestilonce teach us? In the
East the work of preparation against the
disease and of fighting against it is going
bravely forward. In Toulon they are
burning fires Of fir and pine nightly in
all the streets of the city, as they did in
1885, hoping thus to keep off the pesti-
lence. Throughout France and Spain
they are cleaning out the cess polls Of
u civilization, and, wherever it is pos
sible, enforcing health and cleanliness.
In England they are up and doing. Here
in America, although we are morally
certain that the pestilence will be upon
us with the early heats Of June, if not
earlier, are still idle. 1t is not in the
spirit of an alarmist, but in one OF sober
and earnest warning, that we call upon
our people to set their house in order-to
prepare for a grim struggle with the
monarch Of diseases.-Leader,
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The Fenians.

The recent news confirms all previous
in Intelligence Of great excitement prevail
ing in Great Britain in regard to the Fe-
MAN movement. There is no doubt that
the British Government is disturbed and
anxious, and is conscious ola dangerous
revolutionary spirit in Ireland. 1t is
true that the insurrectionary movement
has been checked, but the spirit remains,
and that, England knows, cannot be
quelled. She is doomed to be haunted
by the consciousness that a deep settled
hate, an imperishable .antagonism, dwell
within her empire, waiting but the oppor-
tunity to strike.
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TME f~EkChERs IlIsTITUTF.

The teachers Of Ashland and Richland
counties assembled u Ashland on Mon
DAY, Oct. 23d, and organized a Teachers
Institute. The number Of Teachers, male
and female, present is fair and from tho
interest manifested, there is every pros
poet Off useful session. When properly
conducted, gatherings Of this kind must
result in great benefit to the practical
teacher, for be is carefully Instructed by
able lecturers in his vocation.
In the evening, the Institute and the
citizens Of Ashland listened to a yery
able and lacid lecture by Prof. WHITE,
State Superintendent Of Common Schools
for Ohio. By the way, is it not possible
that gentlemen hailing from Massachu-
sets can avoid the worn out laadations of
that State, that are universally thrust in
to our faces We were not aware before,
that MOSES, the Prophets, the Apostles,
Lord BACON, NEWTON and GALLELEo
were born in Boston and that WASH.
INaToN, JEFFERSON, and CLAY we're
born in small cabins on the sea-shore near
Plymouth Rock!!
If Professor WHITE will abandon these
foolish "reminiscences concerning Mas-sa-
chu-setts, and coniue himself to his pro-
%fession, he can be useful as q teacher.
Prof. WHITE delivered another leo.
ture at the Court Houle yesterday after.
noon, and Rev. Dr.. DIEFENDoRF lie ctured
in the evening. The Institute will close
on Saturday.
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THE ASHLAND UNION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, oCT0BEB .. :

emit speed, but 81 as not 10 sacrifice Il,
SANE, aud to pad ever and divide be SAM
equally between himself and ny sole Sis
tef Margaret Nesbit, now residing in
England; and Under burden Of The pay
ment Of q legacy of IS 200 In gold TO El.
mira Hopkins, wife of Casper T. Hop.
kins, insurance agent, San Francisco,
California. And / desire that my bro
Their said Thomas Nisbet, shall not bs
asked to give security for his intromis'
sion with my estate.
"JAMEs NIsBET."
The document was written with a pen
oil, the writer recollectiug that pencil
marks are less liable to be vatfeoted by
water than ink marks. 1t was clearly
written in Mr.. Nisbet's bold and steady
~penmanship. When he had concluded
the will he found that he had yet a little
time left before the ship would probably
60 down, and he added the following
brief note to a family in this city where
he had boarded for many years:
"MY DEAR Ma: A thousand affection
ate adieus, You spoke of ms calling on
Friday-haugman's d%ay-aud the IN.
ucknJonathans Well, here l. am with
death before me. My love 10 you ALL
to Casper, to Belle, Nellie, and little N.Y.
ra--kiss her for he. Never forget
4A,y Az, GRANDPA
The children Familiarity addressed the
old man as grandpa, although he was in
no way related to them, SO ) SO as
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NOTICE IN PARTITION
John Maurer In Ashland Count

Johh maurer In Ashland county
vs.. . Court
Samuel Maurer Of al. of Common Pleas.
Samuel Mdurer, Amanda Maurer, Eliza
Maurer, Lucretia Maurer, Joseph Maurer.
Eliza Dillier, Hannah Dillier, Loretta Dillier,
Emsline Dillier, Rebecca Jane Dillier, Laura
Ann Dillier David Maurer and Eliza Jane
Maurer, all Of Ashland County in the State
of Ohio, and Jacob Maurer, Rehecca Metcali
intermarried with Daniel Metcalf, Mary Loeb.
nier intermarried with Jacob Lochnier, Henry
Wyatt, Nathan Wyatt, Hannah Wyatt, Andrew
Wyatt Sarah Jane Wyatt, Elizabeth Wyatt.
Louisa Wyatt. all of the County Of DeEalb,
in the Stale Of Indiana, will take notice that
a petition was filed againt them on the 26th
day Of September, A, d. 1865, in the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the County
of Ashland, by John Maurer, and is now PEN
ding, wherein the said John Maurer, demands
partition Of the following real estate. lying
and situate in Ashland County and Slate Of
Ohio, to-wit: the north west quarter of secc.
ton six e. township twenty [2U] and range
fifteen T15 and that at the next term of said
Court, the said John Maurer will apply for
an order hat partition may be made Of said
premises.
JOHN MAURER,
by VIM. D. McCariy his Atty.
September 27-nol0v20f.
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FTNnE Board Of School Examiners Of AshlSnd
County will hold the following Examina.
lions, at Ashland, during the year 1866 +:
Tho End Saturday Of Febiuaryia
The End and 4th Saturdays of March;
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays of April;
The End and 4th Saturdays of May;
The End Saturday of June.
The End Saturday Of August;
The End and 4th Saturdays of September;
The 2ud and 4th Saturdays Of October;
The Ind and 4th Saturdays Of November;
The End Saturday Ct December.
These Examinations will at 8
o'clock A. NJ, and close at 4P.M.
; No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, sign ed by ut least two 70
sponsible persons will be requires, which
testimonials will be kept ON file. No certif-
cate can be ante.dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving orders
TO teachers for pay, unless they have certi6
Gates embracing the whole time Of service
The School Law requires teachers to under.
stand the following branches, and be able 10
impart instruction in them all Reading, Wri-
ting, 0~rthography, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geograghy. A failure in one, Is 0
failure in all, and those not having o fair
knowledge of each and every n Of the above
branches. need net apply for a certificate
Particular attention will be paidto 0rthogra-
ply, and those not having studied it, viii bn
promptly rejected. No private examinatio'
will be held, and no application "by lettere
will be answered. Only four grades Of GER
tihcates will be issued, viz for 6 months II
months, 18 months. and "a nohths. A Ger.
tifcate for six months is q trial certificate and
will not be issued O second time to the same
applicant. Those having certificates for six
months must be able to procure certificates
for IL months, or none. School Directors are
requested to furnish us reports Of the success
If teachers, as they Will aid us materially
III granting certificates only to those who are
successful. Those expecting to teach the
higher branches will be examined according
ly. The standard of Ashland County Teach
ers must be advanced, and applicants will
bear this in mind. There will be no adjourn
ment after Examinations mmence until they
close. A fee of so cts for males and So cts
for females is required as q condition of Ex-
animation, and must be paid in advance.
By order Of the Board,
R. M. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
January ll-v19n31
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The Ncxt LegisIature.

The Columbus Statesman publishes .
list Of the members Of the Fifty-ssyenth
General Assembly Of Ohio. The Senate
is composed Of SO Members, Of whom rs
are Republicans, and IL are Democrats;
and the House of Representatives is COM
posed of los Members, Of whom 6S are
Republicans, and 81 are Democrats
giving a Republican majority on joint
ballot of A. This is a sufficiently large
majority; but nothing like the majority
the Republicans had in the last General
Assembly. 1t is a great improvement
wrought in two years.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla

RS a concentrated extract of the choice root,
SO combined with other substances Of still
greater alternative power az to afford an Of
fectual antidote for diseases Sarsaparilla Il
reputed to cure. Such a remedy is surely
wanted by those who. suffer from Strumous
complaints and that one which will accom-
plish their cure must prove, as this has, Of
immense service 20 this large class Of our
afiicted 1eilow-ciuzens How completely this
compound VIII DO It has bee ! proven by OK
pertinent on many OF the worst cases 70 be
iouho IN 1ne : Lowing Complains
ccroiula, ocrolnioas Swelings ana sores
Skln diseases, flnples, rnStu,es, blotenes'
EruPllons, o.. antnonyS Fire' nose or cry
s,pelas, Ielter OF saits nheum' ocaid HEAD
iSs-MVrm 81; N, np ,
oypnils ~ vener,ai Diseases Is expelled
uovn L system ~ lno proiongeu uSe 81 tuiS
~ ra.;ra haaisS an' nv pa'isn' . iei' y o0m'
Female diseases are caused by scrofula in
the blood, and are often soon cured by this
EXTRACT or ~sAnsApAnrLIA.
10 no. discard IN. invaluable medicine
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VIII Jefferson Davis be Hung ?

We believe it TO be pretty clearly set.
tied that Jefferson Davis will not be hung
for his political o~ffenses in the late rebel
lion. He may be tried, and convicted,
but we do not behave he will ever be ex.
tcuted. Tie course Of The government
seems to have been indicated by the Pres
ident last Thursday in the interview be-
tween him and the South Carolina dele.
cation, who asked for the pardon of Da.
Wis. The President remarked in the
course Of the conversation
"If treason was committed, there ought
to be some test 10 determine the power Of
the government to punish the crime
He was free to say that it was not q mere
contest between political parties, or a
question as to de facto governments
Looking at the government as we do
the laws violated, and an attempt made at
the life Of the nation--there should be a
vindication Of the government and the
Constitution, even if the %pardoniDg pow
er were exercised thereafter. If treason
has been committed, it ought to be de-
termined by the highest tribunal, and the
fact declared, wei if clemency should
come afterward. There was no malice or
prejudice in carrying out that duty"
This would indicate that the admins.
tration will be guided by the highest tri-
bunal, and if treason has been committed,
the p~ardOning power will probably be ex-
ercised in case of conviction.
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NOTICE.

..NN# - E
Marg. A. Riblet Ashland County Court Of
VS.. Common Pleas
Emanuel Riblet. Divorce.
TIME said Emanuel Riblet Is hereby notl.
fed that Margaret A Riblet has fled her
Petition in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the County
Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, charging the
said E manuel Riblet with having been duly
convicted at the July term, 1866, Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for said County Of Ashland,
81 the crime Of assnuit with intent to commit
murder. and then and there duly sentenced
by said Court TO confinement in the Peniten
tiary Of this State for the term Of one year,
and in pursuance of the said sentence, the
said Emanuel Riblet Is nov confined in the
Penitentiafy Of the State Of Ohio, and asking
that she may be DIVORCED from the said Eman
uel Riblet, which Petition will stand for hear.
ing at the next term Of said Court.
Dated this 18th day Of September, A. D.
1856. MARGARET A. RIBLET, 3
by VIM. b. Mc0afty, her Atty.
September 20, I865-nl6tft 9fslN h
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Healthy stock will DO brought into the very
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tablespoonfuls q weak, Is of great value to
hard working horses, breeding stock, and
Colts, and saved thousands Of valuable hor-
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barn-yafd aeEin the army Of the Potomac.
The Lehigh Worm Corrections vs.
effsciuslly ovsrcomeallth the obstacles which
usually prevent the expelling Of Worms, ar,
pleasant to take, and also one Of the mos
agreeable purgatiyes for Children. So conf.
dent Is the inventor, Of the success Of his
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sttion, Of this preparation, that he furnishes
every graduated Physician with q written
prescription, 40 . nav era IN Materia Meaira
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M. TIE Times Of last week has th

ma. TIE Times Of last week has the
following
"Now if New York and New Jersey
kick over the Democracy in November,
that party will not have q peg to hang
a hope upon for the future"
They won't ehl The Democracy of
Ohio haveony gained about $4,000 in two
years. At the same rate, Mr.. Dough
Belley, how long will it be before the
Abolition "pa rty viii not have apsg to
hang a hope upon for the future3' Dutell.
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Total 1854 1921

Majority for Cox------.--.----23,277
The following counties are yet to hear
from: Columbiana, Fulton, Hancock,
Hooking, Lawrence, Madison, Monroe,
Putnam, and Wyandott; which together
gave Lincoln last fall, a majority of some
1900. Allowing for proportionate Dem
o%cra.ic gain we may fairly give Morgan
a majority Of 1000 in these counties,
leaving Cox's total majority in the State
%, 900. This includes the entire ere.
turned soldiers vote" and is a magnificent
Democratic gain en- the last Governors
election, Of 10000, and Of $4,000 on
Linnaln's a-vihy ust full. An THIS,
too, had been accomplished by the ode.
funct" Democratic party! Next year we
shall carry the State Dayton Empire.
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How nm Editor Died.

HIS COoLasss and Courage-He makes
a Wa amid The Hopting of The TEN.
pest The Vessel Goes 10 Pieces and
he Is Dropaed.
A San Francisco correspondent fur
nishes this account Of q remarkable case
Of GOODNESS and courage. The gentleman
alluded to was james Nosbit Of the San
Francisco Bulletin, who was lost on the
steamship Brother Jonathan, and his body
was found floating in the ocean seven
miles from land, When il was taken
ashore and examined there was found ir
the deceaseds vest pocket a will, which
was written after the ship had stru,k the
fatal rock. Contemplating calmly the
terrible scenes about him, and calculating
his chances for life, he had the cool cour-
age to make such . disposition Of his
property as would be most beneficial ID
those who would be left behind him
That old man writing q will, amid the
bowling Of the tempest that was lashinp
the ocean into foamiDg pillows, aud sur
rounded by drowning men, women and
children wailing out their agony to thu
pitiless winds and raging sea, presents
heroic picture. Hero is . copy Of th,
will, and let the reader observe with wha
care it was written>
CAT SEA, ON BOARD J
aTHE BRoTHER JONATHAN, !
45 July 20, 1866 }
7"In view Of death, I hereby appoin
my brother, Thomas Nesbit, at presen
engaged on the Pacific Railroad, nea
Clipper Gap, California, my sole execu
tor, with instructions 10 wind up m,
whole estate, real and personal, and con
vert the same into cash, with all convent
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Take Notice.

LAYING returned again to Ashland
IL ! would say to my old friends, tina
am ready to do all kinds Of Engine aut
Mill repairing that can be done on III,
premises. 0verhauling and Lining En-
gines promptly attended to.
Designs and Drawings for Flourin,
and Saw Mills with consultations. =
PIT. KESSANE, Engineer
and Practical Machinest.
Sept. 27-nol6tf.
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win re editor Of the Times inform US
,skg he agency Of the Hartford Insurance
Company vas taken from hini aTbsrs
is sonsthing rotten IN Denmark. More
anon.
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NOTICE IN PARTI7I0M
Henry Smith In Ashland County cOur
an VS.. .ln.lan \. Ii trIl 60. -

as VS.. r%is,7syi + ia ,elfi tseqt IN ,ni,
Henry smithe Of al .. Common Pleas.
Henry Smith Of Hardin County, Ohio; Cath.
arine Andrews intermarried With 0bed An
drews Of Ashland County, Ohio, Thomas
Charles Of Richland County, Ohio, james
Smith and Alice Smith Of Hardin county o.,
| will take notice that o petition was fled
against them on the Both day of September,
A. D. 1855, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Ashland, by
Henry N. Smith. and is now pending, where.
in Henry N. Smith demands partition of the
following real estate, 10 Wit: Being 46} acres
of the east side Ofthe north east quarter of
section number sixteen, (l6), township num-
Der twenty -four, l24), and range number six
teen, (l6) thirteen acres Of the south west
quarter Of section number nine, (9), township
and range Aforesaid, and twenty one and one
fourth acres Oft the north east quarter Of seq
ton number sixteen. i16, township and
range aforesaid, and that Of the nexl term Of
said Court the said Henry N, Smith will ap.
ply for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises. tRfk
HENRY NJ SMITH.
% ,HbyKenhy and Campbell his Atty's
October - nol1 CIV. ,.r .
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TESTIMONIAL

From Hon. Thos. j, Turner, Ex-M Men
Der of Congress from Illinois, late
Speaker Of Illinois House of Repre-
sentatives, and Grand Master Of A., =.
and A. NJ, of the State. Of Illinois.
FaEEroRr, Oct. 81, 1865.
Dr.. D. II. sEELYE; @s
DEAR SIR:-In reply to your notice Of the
18th inst, / would say that / was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years, when ! be-
come acquainted with you and bought two
bottles Of your Liquid Catarrf Remedy. Be-
fore I had used one bottle / was fensibly i'm.
proved, and before the second bottle was fin.
ished, was completely cured. can recon-
mend the medicine toall afiictedwith Catarrh.
Respectfully yours, fss ,sg
THos. J. TURNER,
DIR. u. II. s LYE 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietrrs, Chicago, III.
DgA. Laboratory at Freepcrt Ill.
GENERAL AGENTS.
STRONG 8 ARMSTRONG, cisvslsp 1,
JOHN D. PARK. Cincinnati,
VIM. JOHNSON, Detroit. Mich.
ReAs. And for Sale by all DRUGGISTS.
Bsy- Sold in Ashland by l. B. POTTER.
S. r. SQUIRE, PANCOST & SON, and by
Druggists everywhere. tiy8ll
H.....r ~ Mta.L. -H. L.L-
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DuvoY's HonsE AND Nun POWDER

Is the only medicine legally patented in
France, England, Switzerland, and Holland,
md duly admitted by their Courts, honored
with Prire-medals, and invented by Mr.. Du-
voy, Professor Of the Imperial College for
agriculture at Paris, and now manufactured
~ c. G, Hiiner, Dr.. Of 2. and A., Allen
town, Pa.
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SO PREMIUMS II
IrCE 1856.
LEnion CATTLE p,wDER

LEnion CATTLE ptwDER
Is warranted to be the most powerful agent
for the stomach and blood Of Cattle, Swine,
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the system and transferring the purified ami
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strength. and establishing health and vigcr.
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A single Bottle will last a month--to
DO used three times q day.