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PRESENT NATIONALIST evening the sing
ing. class of DIR. j L. Brown waited in body upon
their friend and patron, Mr. L. Fayeue, at his resi-
dence, South Second street where they presented
him with handsome service of silver APPROPRIATELY "
inscribed. The presentation speech was made bV
Rev. Mr. Jerman and responded 70 modestlV by
Mr. Fayette, alter which the company were re-
galed with a wellarranged collation. During the
entertainment some choice musical selections were
sung by the members OF the class.
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A JAIL BREAKER CAUGHT. - A man
named Thomas Snyder stole horse and wagon a
short time since In New JERSEY, Tor which he was
committed to prison. He has been IN jail twice. the
last time about hree weeks since when he succeeded
IN making his escape, and came to Philadelphia a. but
was rearresed last night by Officers Ingram aud
Shaw, and taken back to New Jersey
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STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-Y YesterdaY after
noon the ferry p, boat Ne,o Jer$ey plying between
Market street, INTO the ferry boat Detat0Hre.
The latter boat was somewhat damaged, but no per-
son was hurt
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, May 24.-stocks are better Chcago
and Rock Island, 903; Cumberland preferred "A
Illinois Central Scpp, 116; Michigan Southern, 7s2
New FORK Central ,98; Reading 108a; hudson River
III; Canton Company, $751; Erle Railroad, 655
l07; do 1862 100l do 1866 l01}; Ten Forhes, 94t
Treasury Notes 1O1i9l0l4 Gold, 1SSb913S4.
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DEATH OF WELL-KNoWN PRILDEL-
PHIAN.-The mercantile community will be pained
10 hear OF the sudden death Of Captain Wlmon
Whllldin, which occurred last evening about
o'c Ock. Captain " hllldin q native of this city,
and the son Of Captain William WhilldIn, wno for
many years closely connected with the trade of
Philadelphia. lie IN the sixty third wear of his
age and res ded in Philadelphia durin9 his whole
life. He graduated with honor at the University of
Pennsylvania, andia ter wards in the medical school
attached to that institution; but retired from
the procession and ado tied his fathers business to
which being an only child, he fell heir after his
fathers death. He was we'll known in business cir
cles from his long connection with the steamboats,
plying between Philadelphia and Cape May or inter.
vening points During the course OF long and
active business he eded in retaining the
esteem of all with whom he came in contact. BY
perseverIng efforts he had amassed an ample compe
tence, and in the enjoyment of apparently robust
health, looked forwa I'd to an old age OF ease and
comfort He seen by many of his friends ves-
terday. His death was occasiOned by sudden
attack of apopexy. He at the time of his death
President of the New York and philadelphia Steam
Propeller Company He was remarkable for the
peniality of his manner and for his nostentatous
charity. He leaves large fortune, which Is the
result OF life OF probitY and enterprise. He had
but recently moved into q new and finely appointed
home in the western part Of the city, but lived but
short time to enjoy 1t He one of the Oldest OF
that important class of citizens who have made
coasting trade specially, and perhaps the most
highly respected His death will be greatly regretted
by q large circle of acquaintances. The family re-
naming consists of three daughters his wife having
been for several ears deceased.
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FOR BREAkFAsr.


FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
..r.. No. 100 West street New York.
"MFx1oAN MUSTANG LrN1MENT This is the
most effective article ever discovered for curing
scratches, burns bruises rheumatism or injuries of
any kind, both to men and harses No family should
be without 1t. All gennlne bottles have the private
u s. stamp of Demas, Barnes 6 Co. over the top.
sor sale everywhere.
DUTCHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BRDBUGs.-Kills
upon touch, curls them up as fire does q leaf, and
remains of permanent effect. Try 1t, and sleep in
peace. Sold by all live druggists.
REDUCED PRICES Superior Photographs of all
styles finished IN best manner o. rare accuracy and
tasteful arrangement Now is the time CAL at B
f. Reimer's, No GA Arch street.
WINDOW SHADES ONE DoLLAR-w window Shades
only one dollar A few left OF the dollar
Shades, at W. Henry Patterns, No. 1908 Chestnut
street. .... .
FEMALE TRUssEs Braces, Supporters Elastic
Belts, and Stockings, hight and elegant in finish,
adjusted by lady, at Need les Twelfth street first
door below Race.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Such Sewing Machines No. 7SO
Chesnut street.
CARPETS LAID, Curtains put up, Furniture re-
pared, and Mattresses made to order at Patterns,
No 140S Chesnut street.
WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver to
DR.. Lessey's advertisement, under Medical"
"lubricatve packing Tor steam engines.-for terms
723 chesnut St, phIa., and 26 dey ST., yOrk
-
FURNITURE SLIPS cut and made to order at Pat
tens, No. 140S Chestnut street,
500 COUPoNs, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co,
No 81 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 8 10 and 800
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No 40 ). Third ST.
POPULAR TAILORING
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner sixth and MARKET Streets. e,
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INDIA RUBBER PAnT-A TIMELY INVENTION -
Another important step IN the application ofthat use
iul substance-lndia rubber-s Its introduction into
pant The rubber Is first dissolved and then ground
into the paint, thoroughly permeatng every portion
OF the mass, and 1t Is said produces very suoerlor
article, winch successfully ressts dampness, salt
water and even aclds. Hhe American Gum Paint
Company, OF this city purchased the exclusive right
to manufacture and sell this paint and set TO work
vigorously TO produce 1t at their works sont east
corner OF Twentieth and FIbert streets, some ten
months ago. The enterprise has been successful be-
yond anticipation and the paint is fast becoming
taVOrite with painters railroad companies, and
manufacturers. Several Of our city railroad COM
panes IL almost exclusively. The mills are turn
ING out tons OF this improved article daily and the
demand Ior II is increasing.
A desirable PAM has long been wantde, and we
wonder that the idea did occur before or intro
ducing the rubber into il. But all things must have
O beginning
MessTs. Wanamaker s. Brown, our enterDrlsing
tailors, have concluded TO have their new mammoth
establishment painted Wi thin and without with the
rubber paint and the Commissioners Of Norristown
have ordered their elegant County Hall TO be coated
with It from foundation to steeple. We wonid re-
commend our patrons TO try the rubber pa MT the
large list OF references and letters cOmmendatlon
10 be seen at the COmpany's Office will satisfy the
most doubling.
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FIRE IN WATER STREET THIS MoRNIFG.
About haf.past IL O'Clock this morning, a fire
broke out at Deitz, Sprole & Henry's cooper and
quaying shop No. 207 South Water street. Theft re
was discovered emanatinR from the back portion of
the roof, which was almost entirely burned Off
The building, which old three.stOry brick one
was entirely occupied by the above firm, aud the
cooper shop being on the first floor The lower poI
UiOn of the building and the cellar was completely
flooded with wafer II is thought that the fire org IL
mated f:om spark alighting on the root, from a
neighboring chimney, there being no fire IN the
building at the time Detz, Sprole & Henry are in
sured IN the Franklin Insurance Company, and the
buIldmg, which is the property of the Phillips
estate, IS also insured
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DROWNED MAN FoUND.-A drowned man
was found this morning, at Sodth street wharf The
Coroner was notified,
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FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON KEITH.-The
asst obsequ,es to the memory OF Mr.. Keith were per-
formed this morning. The funeral corteoe moved
from his late residence in Spruce street. above Four
teenth, at hafpast eleven O'Clock, coming down
Spruce TO Fourth and thence TO Pine, where the re-
mans were p aced Immediately IN front OF the
church. The regular burial service of the Episcopal
Chu ch was then read bv Revs. MeSsrs. Chase and
Vandine after which the body was consigned to the
Troop of which he was one OF the Oldest IN Nmbers,
the Od attaches of the Assessors Office of Internal
Revenue for the First Disr Ct and a most OF friends
were in attendance all in citizens costume Mr..
Keith was universally respected, and the solemn
sce ne was one Ion. 10 be rem mbered by all who
were present. In his death we have lost a good
citizen and a man of sterling integrity.
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NEEDLES G. @. =. --"Compound CamphoT
TToches." Potent pocket remed, subduss cramp
maker, @. IL. Needles, Twelfth and Race Philadel
phIa, dfIy CO nts per hOX
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"ubricative packing steam engines.-for terms
723 chesnu St, phIla., and 26 dey St, yOrk.
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CARPETS LAID, Curtains put up, Furniture re-
pared, and Mattresses made to order at Patterns,
No 140S Chesnut street.
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VIOLATING AN ORDINANoE.-At Thirty
seventh anu Barring streets, in the TYenty-four
Ward is an open lot, surrounded on each side by a
pavement. OF late persons have In driving across
this lot In order 70 make short cut violated city
ordinance providing against driving on or across the
paVements Of the city Yesterday a man was
arrested while driving the pavement and fined.
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STRANGE IDHAs OF SUIoIDE.-

STRANGE IDEAS OF SUICIDE
Madmen by their own hands who bleed,
OFT choose strange aces tor the deco;
A "Black Maria" prison cell,
Thea re, or ballroom does as WE'LL
But ne'er was wrelcn so sunk in gloom,
SO madly bent to seek The tomb,
AS TO his hle 10 do despite
While gazing on the cheering sight
Of splendid suits in each ones power,
FOR small payment, at the Tower!
WE HAVE
Aa;aOOOI Fancy Cashmere Pants, as o,o as''$d %
Black Pants " 80. 8 90
3" Cloth Vests s.... 3 90
" Foncy Cashmere Suits, TO match. 80. IA 90
Dfuck OuttSs ,.s'.s.'. ...,...s.',....,. ~ w
AdUdRCiHg from these rates 9Ce hare goods or all
grades up to the Very finest fabrics, at prices reduced
iR prOpOrtiorl-bfen's, Youths, and Boys. Thou
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GoCDs AT THE PRICES NAMED.
BENNETT g. Co,
TOWER HALL,
No 51S MARKET STREET.
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FEMALE TRUssEs, Braces Supporters Elastic
Belts, and Stockings, hight and elegant In finish
adjusted by lady, at Needles, Twelfth street. first
door below Race.
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OUR READERS should not forget that
Messrs Clark & Biddle, No. 712 Chesnut street. con-
tnue toH rive the discount TO purchasers, not
withstanding the advance IN gold. We woull ad-
wise those IN need of watches, diamonds jewelrY,
silver and plated ware etc to examine their stock.
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A GOLDEN TRUTH.
TEETH EXTRACTED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN.
BY THE
Cotton Dental Association,
No. 737 WALNUT STREET.
No. 19 Cooper Institute, New York.
No. 1863 BALTTMORE STREET, BALTIMORE


There is nothing which people dread than PAIN
arc there is pain more exeruoatlng than that Of
having tooth extracted.
When first introduced the NITROUS OXIDE OR
LAUGHING GAS substitute for oh orOfom and ether
In dental operations, with sneers and ridlcule.
But the new agent made steady and constant pro-
gress The Gas has had trial OF three years. and
has come out riumphantlyl
Many OF the eadi Dentists of New York and Phia-
delphia, who have given the Of ohloroform
ether send all their patients who require to take
an@sthetic. make specially In the ofthe Gas,
and have business enough to justify in making 1t
FRESH every day. '...''
now about 800 gallons per day.
AS TO SAFETY, l have administered II TO over
l4,OOO patients since May, 1868, and no unpleasant
effects have attended single II there any
danger from nha ing the Gas, would not some one OF
these have been njutously aTected2 All the dental
and edica journals admit that the Gas the best
anasthec tooth-drawng; best, because enough can
be given produce entire nsensibility without any
danger; best becauseit Is pleasant to breathe pro-
ducmg sickness or disagreeable sensations, and
leaving the system entirely In two three minutes;
best, because it will succeed with patients on whom
chloToform and ether have been tried vam best be-
the most delicate, nervous and feeble persons
can breathe it with SAFETY; best because, with many
patients, itrendt rs too drawing pleasure.
Our patients hnve all signed scroll certifying that
their teeth have been without pain and oppo-
site each name is blank ior remarks The following
without the slightest paina uninterrupted dream,
by Foreign Minister Of State
A good humbug Il man can have his teeth drawn
without knowing 1t "
Twenty teeth extracted without the slightest pain
| with one dose OF gss."
Hail Co umbia he greatest discovery Of the age
mo more old tashioned dentistry me-"
| Ought to erect statue TO the inventor"
my operation wi the gas-have tried ether
most earnestly recommend Nitrous Oxide.h
None but the most agIeeabie sensations "
VERY pleasant cream"
| was weak and nervous. received no pam but won
delul,y re reshed afterwards"
| "a peasant ride on The cars
| "A great Improvement in the barbarOus art OF den.
| tistry. ;"
| - should never have tooth drawn without It,"
| God bless the inventor"
| Have mo fe dread OF tooth drawing" ="
| Harmless reliable and without pain"
1.-The experienced before taking the gas was only
| equailed by Il pleasure oi its use"
Thirteen teeth drawn, with one dose ei gas and no
pain"
| Degh' ed with the operation"
| "A pleasure instead otpain.
| 81 his beats my chlorotorm," y" trom dentst).
II thank the Lord for uis discovery-I was perfectly
| unconscious"
With many Others, may well say, GOD bless DR..
| Cotton" -. . .
| ii am we'll paid ft T coming 200 miles"
| Names OF persons who have had teeth extracted by
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FURNITURE SLIPS cut and made to order at Pat.
tens, No. 1408 Chestnut street.
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WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver to
DR.. Lessey,s advertlsement under "MedIoal.N
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Elast
Stitch and Lock-Such Sewing Machines. No. "a
Chesnut street
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DUTCHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUGs-Killf
upon touch, curls them up as fire does a leaf, ant
remains of permanent effect Try 1t, and sleep in
peace. Sold by all live druggists
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DIED


LARY.-0n the 23d instant, JULIA, relict of the
late Daniel Larry, AGED 56 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are aspect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No 14l6 Warnock street, on Saturday
afternoon at O'clock without further nohce. FUne-
raj service at st. Malichi's Church.
SUMMERS.-On the 23d instant, PHILIP L.
SUMMERS, aged 20 years
The relatives friends, and those of the family also
Enterprise Lodge No. 201, l. o. of o. F. are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence
of his parents No. 119 Jacoby street. Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Service at ST. Johns Luz
theran Church, Race street. Interment at the Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
WFLSH.-On the 21st instant JOHN WELSH,
in the Goth year OF his age
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
members of ShackamaXon Lodge No. 843 L. .. of
o. f. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
trom1his late residence, No 1886 Lombard street. on
this afternoon at - O'clock without further notice.
1nteTment at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
wHILLDIN.-On the 23d instant Iof auoplexv,
Captain WILMON WHILLDIN, in the 63d year OF
ms age.
HIS friends and those of the family are invited to
attend the funeral services Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock precisely, AT Old Pine Street Church. Rev.
DIR. Branerd. ~*
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M Z n p A l. G l. A NJ s.
Vl CITY SOLICITORS OFFICE
NO 22 s. FIFTH STRERT.(
PROPf RTY 0WNFRS WILL PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE OF the following list OF claims filed against the
properties hereinafter described upon which wits of
scire acas will be ISSUE withlH three months this
+. CARROLL BREWSTER,
,oo 500 City Solicitor.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Simon Ash
was before Alderman Hurley yesteId daV afternoon
CHARGED with receiving stolen goods He was held
in $500 bail to answer.
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5-2O CoUPoNs, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co.
No 81 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 3 10 and 800
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No 40 5. Third st,
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WINDOW SHADES ONE DoLLAR-Window Sha1 1es
only one dollar. few left OF the dollar
Shades, at w. Henry Patterns, No. 1908 Chestnut
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REDUCED PRICES Superior Photographs of al
styles, finished best manner o. rare accuracy AM
tasteful arrangement. Now is the time Cal at
+. Reimer's No. ga Arch street.
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s, E, Cor, Second and Market sts,, Philadl
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EDWARDS & LAWRENCE,
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Cg- o. of o F.-THE MEMBERS OF ENTER.
PRISE LODGE, No POI, and the Order in general
respectfully requested to meet at the Ha SIXTH
ana CRESSON Streets, on Sunday afternoon at l29
O'Clock to attend the funeral of our late brother,
Z. 6. PHILIP l., SUMMERS
By order OF the N. q. VIM. G. DAUBMAN.
M. l.. KoHLHUND Secretary SSS
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THE FOURTH OF July FLAG PREsENTA-
uoN The Committee appointed to make arrange
ments for the presentation of the state flags on the
4th OF July next met yesteYdav afternoon.
The CITY AImorv was selected as the place Tor the
deposit OF the colors.
The SUBJ ommttee on Parade and Route made
tho following report, which vas adoOted:-
Form on Broad street, right resting on Arch
down Arch to Twelfth; down 1--we fth to CneSnut;
down Chesnut to second; down Second to walnut; !;
and up Wanut to Independence Square.
The Sub-L ommttte on trinsptrtaton reported
that all raj road companies ha agreed to carry the
color. bearers and guards free
1t agreed TO invite all military organic ltions
OF the state and military schools free.
lie ciuzens were invited 10 ii umtnate on tne
niDg OF The Fourth of July. 1t agreed to-
request eneral Meade to make such remarks as e.
mig IT deem appropriate aad that the services OF an
additional OF ntor be dispens' with. The arrange
ems OF the Committee contemplate magnificent
scene Independence square, IN whicn iarge
number Of lanes will par cipate and gorgeous
display of fireworks IN the evening
MEMORANDA OF THE PARADE.
Order of formation =
Commanding officer and staff
2 Mounted officers not on duty with troops.
3 Band.
Dsmounted officers not on duty wit troops.
5 Regiments ana oetachments.
8 General Meade and staff in coaches.
Z Band
g. Color, and CO or guards.
3 Governor Curtin and staff in centre
10 he soldiers orphans IN ambulances.
I II Invited guests IN coaches
12 Militia.
49, Organizations composed OF members who served
Ofcers to take post according to the rank of which
they wear the insignia OiceTs citizens dress to
take post the lett OF tho,e equipped color guards
Regiments and detacnments to take post IN numsri-
cal order in their respective of service.
Mounted officers to move in column of four. The
dismounted officers to move In sections OF nine. The
coloTs to move tuTee abreast; that is the coOT rank
of these regiments to move abreast; where there
more than three representatives CT a color guard
present they will take post as prescribed by the
Regular United States Army REGULATIONS Re RI
ments aud detachments of over nine men 20 carry
their colors with them.
OFFICER TO COMMAND THE PARADE.
Major. General w. s. Hancock, u. 5. A.
The committee recommend that officers be
lected to command respectively cavalry, artillery,
and the militia and that officers be selected from
those having held the highest rank in their arm of
the service.
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lessor P. II. Wander Weyde Professor OF Chemistry in
GiraId College, formerly OF New York Medical Col.
lege
lam satisfied that nitrous oxide can be used in al
where ether and chiOrOtOrm cannot be safely
named anRsthetics Is by judioiOus physicians
sidered notwiths landing This, there are too
record where the counter indie atiOns
overlooked and fatal results have iol owed the
OF ether and chlOrotOrm l know case in which L
would consider nitrous oxide gas unadvsable except
attending the extraction of tooth would be unsafe
run atsdny dn6sueHc.
From he Ntp York EpGRGeliSf:-
W are Glow to believe in the efficacy OF reme-
dies which are offered TO the public the frequent
testimony Of clerPymen and others acquaintance
has assured that DR.. COL ON has at last found
means of Xractlng teeth absolutely wi hout pain -
Of this most important agent nitrous oXde) in the prac
tice OF Dentistry Letter from surgeon Carnochan,
A clergyman Of this city visitad the Cotton Dental
troublesome tooth drawn, made this certificate the
regi,ter OF the Association mo pain All in
three minu Cs A man leave the dentist hands in
a good humor.n The operation performed by the
use Of Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas
A THANKFUL HEART,-A lady teacher from Washing
ton recently came into ofce and said she had
teeth which she wished extracted but she
she was afraid to take the and she kneU she
shou feel the PAIN We assured her there not the
slightest danger, had gwen 1t 20 thousands, and
never had failure or accident. She breatned the gas
and We extracted nine teeth.
When she awoke, said - Y our teeth are out '
tsn't possber' She placed her nand to her mouth
ana exclaimed "God bless yOu dA!' she Immediately
DENIAL assoc cdtioR--d blessing to the human race"