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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

A correspondent Of the st. Less
ReDNblicdn, who signs himself Benz
Ames, gives the following informs
tiOni A weak I've made from go0d
wood ashes, about as strong as com
mon tea, put in bottles Drink after
each meal about a half Wine-glass full
Of the above water, which i win guar-
antee 10 Be q complete prevent i've
AGAINST cholera. cholera mon bus. or
dyspepsia. This can be given to an
lniant without injury Whenever
the bowels become changed, the iye-
water should be used freely.
SIN the year Ielo passed Nd tbs
river on the steamer Robert Camp
bell, William Ead9, captain. Two
men died ont 0f the cabin f7om 4
O'Clock Ia the afternoon 70 lo O'Clock
next morning. I consulted with
Captain Eads, and advised him that
be should put wood ashes IN the
drinking water, So thst all the pze-
sengers snould have 90 drink from 60.
He did 80. This happened at Weeka-
paw Prairie ca the Missouri river. BE
had not another sick Or compla dining
PASSENGER lroln thereto CouncM Bluffs.
and j hagB ccnversed with hin fre.
quentIT since. anl BE sold me thai Sc
had always adopted that plan, and
never he'd any sickness cn his hoa|
during the California ecig iOn.
This simple 1esIIeIue ia Wifhlr
the reach Of everV BODY. When made
and put So hotfs - WiIi last GOOD 4
year. For fhe za of humanity. j
beg Rll E18 papers both Ene7ish and
Co., .sl..t 4t. e.S..-- Irr fr..E ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02


EX-Secretary Stanton had an inter.
view with Secretary Fish Yesterday -
Sensation Telegram Of associated
Press.
I was present at that interview.
The subject Of it was Warts.
Ex-Seeretary Stanton said that when
he was a boy he had sixteen on his
left hand, one or two on his right
thumb, and one on bis elbow. He
said he used always to hunt for old
hollow stumps with rain water stand
ing In them 70 soak his warts In.
Secretary Fish said he had millions
Of warts Hhen he was q boy, and some.
times he split g bean and tied il over
the wart, and then took that bean
and buried it in the cross roads Al
midnight in the dark Of the moon.
Ex-Secret0ry Stanton said he had
tried that but 1t never worked.
Secretary Fish said he could not re.
member that it worked--he only re-
membered trying IL q good many
times. and In the most unquestioning
good faith,
Ex- Secretary Stanton said his usual
plan was to run a needle through the
wart, and then hold the end Of this
needle in the candle till itWarmed the
wart 30 that degree that 6 would 1evel
take an interest in the worlds folliel
again forever.
Secretary Fish said he thought hs
was the wartiest boy that ever
At this inOpportun moment, ex-
Secretary Stant0n'g carriage wal
announced and he arose and took hi
leave. The next Assoeiated Pres
dispatch that distressed the pe0pl,
through the columns Of every siDel.
newspaper in America, read ss fol
lows:
'sThe subject Of the interview be
tween ex-Secretary Stanton and
Secretary Fish has not transpired
There are various flying rumors. til
generally believed that it referred L
the Alabama question, and was verJ
important
And yet they were only talking
about Warts.
Hereafter when 1see vague, dreadfu
Associated Press dispatches, stating
that Jones called on the Secretary o
the interior last night, or Smith haC
an interview with the Attorne!
General. or Brown was closeted will
the President until a late hour yester
day evening, Iahall not be SO terrified
as j used 20 be. I shall feel eeEtail
that they were talking about Warts
or something like that. They ca1
never flre my interest with one Of thos
dispatches, unless they state what
was about.
MARK TWAIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02


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1hIs 's p HHe c''n' q ~ VIC
a4e Ine|Ire1 .
t,sI. ..lr,.4 -s.sI..- ,,.,I. s.
A-
day t1e nlufe HcHIe -
the shade. and Ihe l
E, 1orr +, - r Il s tr =,
i. +. ~. .. -.
- -. -
1los cpr +e4
weathef. blI lhoCsn n1s nI1 er rEIcg
81 e,~ ii. ! ~ r..I~
s - -
faeA % Wloles'e -
Gates she comnrenc C l
t-a1a THE hofols .-r -
....
Sues ~-- '''.-- - .i
AAN 4t44ln-eta ere o. g e
clpat1on let sN4t .ll4o. 4t u
Wonl4eFL.,I ne el.afl taat 3 pas iols4
~ tnls o. Iof business. me keel-
esF est14t toulpetltiou - Aept lpf
ana every aF1iiao.e means used %
draw trade ana saake profits,
Aii snuSl.El aela.I Illo1 nap rfelel one
aay 41ss week, Rtel sp|le the
roetlne ot every day lie. ql-
pointed lover took upon eImsell TIE
rea possibility ot spreading icFIee eel-
rtocltel % l1o character C T
Who nal teecIed eIll, lcf I.
'l1e nusb4nd coU-1lcea alu eE
which the ll1e.er challenge him Cd a
duel. "a slight wound vas the faeH
F.an . quarrel arose betWeen
Deler and tfs opponents second. A
eeeoA0 encounter. Win eWof4f 1
fno result, when the original ll1lleu-
ger was run tatoeBl ~ too eooNleef ana
Iozcea @ ret1act
Lne tf4IHAfJ NUMBER q divorces,
ete.i eic- eone along ~ t1eir usual
l1AhAek- We nave oee1lle le1.lelol-1-
ed % tnells ana fiQ liol consider lhenl
7t-..caeAtl aN1e %
Ane zane % 9ola ls toe central poInl
81 A%tt9ctsoh lu4s now. LNc<II1IlLI3
ntte become popular tllat UP
..cAets are no. eN good loE
..ll1sy tl.. l.. !, -. l..lt-,in8 iAc.iltles
atc al<@t COM apietei ana nnilNfe14 are
ass,ii.ils slei.lself yes q tpe oppofte~
AisE y t,sis tle ....cliic coast
4efe is -'.ile5.,lll6 soltil4 O. to.9
" y. sls t4Ss s,s .ne 81 perm le1-l.i-s
-o- oos-i ~ -,''. .I,-l' tl...i .9 -l
aien. 4ls iatess a2fo alnael4 vas
s1las 4 ot ~. -. - 1ea1ei ~ tle
SllaEse q ne At-..l Z .,ellle, 1ts -
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- ~ An1 ~.llt
iil nAs ue Fat ,ltr cur oNt tae l.-
ii9fnlAns gam
114el.s, u s...es l.'Fs oesA 1.5 tet.-
49, = ne ~, ..-ll-,- aieA.,oo parasites
eeile1 AfieAlne. nse l'lA.lo -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02


A new self canoeing postage stamp
has recently been invented. The pa-
per on which the essamp-head is print
ed Is first wet ia q cheap chemical
solution. The stamp IS then gummed
and perforated as formerly. When
purchased, the stamp is moistened, as
usual and attached 70 the letter. But
when the post Office clerk takes up
the letter to sort it from others, for
different States, on his right hand
thumb Is small cot on which is 8
sponge, with q leeder which ss soaked
in another chemical solution, kept
secret for governmental reasons. As
the clerk takes hold Of the letter to
throw il aside, his thumb comes in
Gus combination takes place, and de-
facement comes out much superior TO
the present ink. This cancellation
can only effect the stamp which is
prepared, for If the thumb sponge wet
The envelope Il dries of without any
marx. By a similar process revenue
stamps are prepared. The stamp pre-
sents the same appearance IS the pres
ent one, having been soaked in the
prepared water previous TO printing
then when dry q coating Of gum is
applied over stencil plate leaving the
'fpaid, = ''eancelled, q ~. S" or any
Of their equivalents. When the
stamp is run through the perforatOrY,
It also passes through two buffers
where a powdered preparation Is rolf
ed in. When wanted for use, by
wetting the stamp as formerly, the
saliva acts IS an agent, combines the
two chemical preparations, and smn1e-
diately a black bar, or the words 'paid'
GU. s. come ont Permanently can-
ceiling the stamp and doing away
with the tediou8nesg and annoying
practice now enforced, OF putting ones
/ Initials on the stamp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02


Ida Lewis IS 70 have aA honorary
rorosls PIN.
Don Pia1f nas gokoFer nis olptne1la
Gcathe's one hundred and tWen-
t.eth anniversary occurs on the 2oth.
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Wien Beeoher las the hay fever he g
fS1
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nave besn #, srviiesi 8 esfen5 fhe fesii-
val pfven 81 fi,e Danes.
tat1er flnnegail, 2 Catiloiic Priest,
nas falsea savV pa ssreqnfliie 1eenes-
chanel tlse r,csf 81 a srl.serihe,S 81
Profesfanfs.
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Master daliocE, g son Of Rev. Mr..
Hallock, Wilo was burned 10 death at
the Mast Hope disaster, on the Erie
railroad. has been appointed messen-
? n ~
George francis Train says some
pc1 Y+c citll AiAttt = Aoul, AAs Jihctli-
natl Cou1n1erciqt IS malignant enough
70 add that George la always ready %
respond to the call.
teroa rr.-t ~ cso-.r,enee i
rainfino : 1,;of..ra - ne fi-Iri,,e ~
t,o osol 5or oe ti,o De-; A. rosi~oof
sr Il, or.Isy t. ;,,e,, 4 bsst-i,..i ..e,,
recv reo,,eets ,,ors rst s eVsg .,s os
~, :. -res -,~see-.f - 800 resSsir;,
Bishop Bayley, oL Newark, has
been presented With $ sloO gsleres.lth
60 attend the Vatican coancli. also.
,Fit1 az aadfeiis u A.aaLln 20 sL,e fops
py sae Clergy ana some q tiio laity OF
MS uloeess'
An inouisitive 4othamife visited
Ida Lewis. Alter askinu her whal
she had for breakfast &c. ne went on
with WI,et me see. X believe Won ore
enga9ed ~ 'sEree sir % rvss fhs renI-r
ssI)o Won love him 9ii askad the snob.
Fahsa -pao 100 rnref ovar f,s. Mice Tels,-
= A., -
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F'''7s--
A I'll T. "a. ri.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02


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Inc importance o. naVlng senoo
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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

IA Reubens, valued &c R500. was
lately destroyed by q fire that con-
sumed q picture gallery IL Exeter
England.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

ESTABLISHED 1896.
8ensrI nsiness arSs
C0NEECTI0IlzIiE
CTrV BAKERY AND CoNFErrKoNElsK Y
g g "A. ~ q q ia..l.., s,,sl.e. = +. lte-,, ts,
ples Cakes Fresh Bread. C0nIEcf ~. LlEh
and Iancy 0rocerias, cons, ,an1ly on BAND.
GEORGE YAUNEY.
Bakery .end Couleet tlrnerVg
No. 81 Main Street.
OfeEe % the public AZ reduced rates q chole,
stock of Groceries, PROVISIONS ~ouloelAo1ler'
les, etc, etc.
WILLIAM R0ssErsr.
bakery, Cnnfeettonery and Toy store
No 40 Main street.
IEssh Dread. ooes, o..s.szs, fgi,si. &C.. ~ l.ale
.P. DEUsER.
Dealer In fcElec n en- clIef, AuTos etc
10 - Nrln street,
NoTARuS.
TAa. 6. NOM IJcHrOaS,
Notary EmE1l1 nn1A Dquwt FMNfcLs
01l1cE ln CaE.ona ban.t ArcM1El re Ne1
81 - EBHIGII,
Notary EHilItc ans 4nUwng gt-l1oc4s
And agent lcr she k'QH 1toale ana - hslleti
Aoutlne Life Insurance -Qlofania4 A
FAIRBnoI HER q HACKER
Nrtarv EuEIIc ana Convey TAuoeFs
once 81 County Clerks Olica
'l osrv sr,' P.5iie Conniy Ciefk.
eRAIN DEAIERs.
oFlE q. START & EIIC
DE ALEIkS IN 64tAlAs <Lt0DO JOBS &c
As1fultgiI lNebrnska
the Farmer can raise. We VIII bay ana eel
everything known % the market.
VOMITING a WILCOX,
Storage, HorEgnrcimE ana CoAaalaAsaA On
Merchamta1
-4i,d Deqiers f1 az s.,los q Gran ler iri.ch
lhsn o1g ne lql.eal Al.r rLst go l l1s.,
HAUBOT.IT a ZECH.
MERCHANT IAEfl0llf5
~. Ga ffri1 Nrest
Haye on hard G splendid stock q Goods.
and win roalxe them up lu tho Latest styles.
on short notice and 1eesQnaole ie1Ias
BOUNTY CLAIM AaEli1S.
I'D. D. SMITH,
US. WAN CLAIM AGENT
WuGfIDQf0n CITE ". g
WIN attend 30 the prosecution % claims 0e.
Bounty. Back Pay and PenelonGs and ail
claims accruing against the Government dti-
ring the late waI. 19-lI
eNTTH. n. TUTIIE
u g. As TANI ass E > 8 q y
ONCE ia Dlstrlct Oourb hoo4.
N0torlf Fl55lic ana United btoffe Var Clam
dcerE va attend t0 ne Droeccif Ion q ci0lllsl
5el0re lae Department Jor Add.lioilos bool,ig,
Back Pa and Pensions. a 10 tlle cotlecllo1 q
sa1,i-Il li1i,toJ Dues on l9ensions
STATIONERY.
Az D. MARSH.
PIONEER BOOK AND NEWS DEALER
ON Book Store,
10. 80 Maln street.
ARTISTIC.
A. STAFFORD.
Pig O " q G. n AZ u II q "A = n ~
no. ~ Main Street. up stairs.
1uraons sDsatfly FcsIlres e1eeilfcf ie ne J1tesi
slple of tae AZ, sci1 caLL al 1eN Ars 4G4er&:
MUSIC.
MRS u. ri. GRAHAM,
TE G II ~ r. OF M U8lC.
Ees10ns cfUea on fhe PianC, OTCen, MeIOde0Bs
Guifrraad YOc0iizCfi0n. Hegin9 fed figAf years
sspeTienoe - teacher Cf Music in AfW Fora %
con fdenE sf qfufng seiisfecLioa.
JUSTICES.
A. w. MORGAN,
Probate Judge and Justice ofthe Peace
ONCE in Court House Bulloing.
EXPRESS.
J. X. BEAR,
Agent Tor the Z. 8. Express Co.s ana
W. II. Telegraph Co.
No. 64 Main Street.
AUCTTONEERS.
BLISS. q HUGHES
GENERAL AUCTIONEEHSs
TV7U attend 10 dhe sale 0f Real and Personal
Property ta ne NeIndho land Disirfct. Ier1Ds
reas0Rd5le.
BRIDGE BUILDING.
C w. WHEELER
Bird G il BUI ~ IL RI,
Sole agent for r. w. Smiths Patent Truss
Bridge. The strongest and best wooden
hFfdno nov ga uHe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Corner Main and Levoc st..---. BIB tRNfAaAAlt.
HAVING purchased this Stable q
Eel a. y. Goes well crn prepared % furnish
~ ta-f .TsTi f1ft. BUGDEFs and CAIlHIA0Es ln
Sorfbern Nebraska al LOWEST CASH RATES.
Room f9r Tifty Horses. Corral tcr STOCK attlc1-
Lar atlention paid 90 Feed ing or 4.e,t lt -,9-4,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

"A democratic paper in Ohio ecns
elndes it, leader "a the new nomina-
ton with -nurFa1 feg Ren1Isf6n ~
ana the following erieiD1l lines.
We drop .olf z1s lhlcre
without 6 why's ri .fr.rle
Qr continental co
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

hate the Chicago customs, and why
80 Ia for ind soluble marriages.. Il
flever made mistake fn asking u man
shout his wife the whole time Lived
in New York but here Z have got INTO
more awkward places, and more igIats
than j can count. just because no man
o. woman stays married more than .
month at furtbest"
We drank weak lemonade together
in solemn thoughtiulness, and part
ed from him with the feeling that bad
IS IL IS to be indiss0lubiy connected
with an unpleasant lotler-ln-laws it
IS better than to be constantly both
cred by g change Of wife.
II. E3rERAL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02


Man OF toll wonifat fhou be free3
Lend thine nlf - reasons ca1ls
There's folly ID tfe drunixard's glee-
There HsadTiess IN the midnighG brawl
the rIn1ld tegt The su1sar song.
Nay give ksener sting 70 cares
The riot Of a reckless throng
May lead 20 ruin aud despair;
Let Truth unlollse thy fettered soul
There 81 no n lona IN che bowl.
Man o. 1oi1. wCnldst thou Be wiser
The paths of moral rigli explores
Pierce me human hearts disguise,
And tracl< IT, motives 10 the core;
CreatIon's bou1dless beauties scan.
Observe IS onders--sea1eh ita lava;
Look on tine vast harmonious plan.
And learn % iove the Eternal Causes
Let truth illun thy darken'd aoul
There Is no wisdom ii the bowl
1fan 0f toil, wfnlisf thou ha hiest4
Give 70 thy purest feeling piays
Bring all til q 1obIa o thy breast
Let aii that's worthless pass away.
Let eenarops deeds bid SORROW ceass,
Let gantlest words thy lips employ;
Scatter the seels 81 love and peace,
Aud reap 3 harvest fnu 0f joy;
Let truth make glad thy halTassed soul
There ere no blessings IA the bowl
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

J.F.D. PATCH.
rr.. Aanufocturor and Dealer In
~~~c<as Watches Jorgo1rV, otr., efos
No. ~ Main Street
fi-se ana hilCer- Plated Ware. and az e1r9fe-
49,. ,eotdcles c0nsf1llllll on hand. ReDairinc
=. .e ne1lesl slI'it, az sh0rt notice Chnr16S
--'ate. Work i0oiTunted
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

IT left thashOusep pretty rapidly, and
registering a second vow, % the effect
that / would never, to my dying day,
ask Chicago lady abouther husband
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22
A GARD no THE LADIES.

TAR DUPONCUS GOLDEN PERl bDICAb
~ PILLS for Females. Infilible In correcting
Irregularities, removing distractions of the monthly
turns, from whatever cause and always successful
IA a preventive One pill is a dose. Females Pc
culiarly situated, those supposiRg themselves so,
are cautioned against using these Pills, while in
that condition lest they invite misca .riagc after
which admonition the proprietor assumes no re.
sponsibility. although their mildncss would prevent
any mi chief to health otherwise the Pills are re-
CONNIE nded as most invaluable remedy fol The al
deviation of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever as we'll as to prevent an ncre use of ami-
ly when health will not permit ir; quictins me
nerves and bringing back the rosy color Of health
to the cheek of the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Price 81 per box; 0 boxes, $5.
Sold in Petroleum Centre, by A. ID. MILLER "
CO., ..So,o Agents. for Petroleum Centre. Pa.
Ladies BY sending them 81 to the Petroleum yen, y.
tire r. O. can have the Pills sent (cOnfdtnfiallyl g
mail to any part of the country, free of chlrge M,
Sold also by T. C y {; 8, Cark, I1tssvie ie
Pa. A. r. GriAith Oil City; Fleming Nc
Cune, Frank I'M DR.. j L. Acomb, Tidioute; Z. y.
Hazeiton Warren and by lone Druggist" IN every
| town In the . ,itcd States and by
iu4 S. d. HOWE, Prop'r, New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
ChtCaGO Railway.
TT m n n lRl.E.

Returning-leaves Pittsburgh at 600 H. m.. and
TRAINS guin. west On rlttsburgh, Fort WAYNE
and Chicago Railway pass HomewOOd at l 90
and sag 3,3l a. m, and 3,57 I'm; pass Mans
IN. Pass Crestline at 1910 a IN, and 1905.
$50 and 4,4S p. m, and arrive at Chicago nt
100 and o, go p. m, and 6.2O and I 30 a. M
f.. II. MYERS, Gcn'l Ticket Agent
March, 1S6S-tf Pittsbnrgh Pa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-26
Master Commissioners Sale
Henry Ford
YS.
James Payne,

Df virtue of an order Of .sle 10 ma directed
ID from the court Of common pleas Of Mooroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court House
in Woodsaeld in said county, on
Saturday. the 9Th 3ay Of November, 1869.
between the hours of 10 O'clock 4. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in Monroe county. Ohio TO wit:
Beginning at the quarter pest between see.
tons fourteen and twenty, township Eve
range FIVE: thence east with the quarter sec
tioB line Gfty-iwo and half perches to a cor
ner; thence north with the line eighty.seven
pe!ches to stona; thence west with the line
one hundred and thirty three perehes to a
stone; thence south six pcrches to the northwest
corner OF the southeast quarter OF section
twenty; thence west with the line thirty-six
perches to the middle of a run, and line of Ste
phen Brown; thence down said run with the
inearders ninety-seven perches to Deth Fork
of Sunhsh creek; thence up said fork four and
ene-haf rerches to the quarter section line
thence south with said line eleven and one-ha!i
percles TO the center of the section; thence east
with the quarter section line one hundred and
sixiy-two perches to the place of beginning
containing ninety-hve acres more or less. being
the tract Of land known as the licColnas farm
Appraised at S2,000.
/ J. P. SPRIGGs,
sep28v5. Mas. Com. NJ. C. o.
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Legal Notice.

II AIRY WILSON, OF tho State of New York,
u and - Moore the son eff ,Iohn Moore,
deceased. whose Christian name is unknown,
AMI whose place OF residence is mknown, will
take notice that on the 10th day of September,
1859, Jannet Moore, widow of John Moore, de-
oeasea filed her petition in the Court OF
Common Pioas OF Monroe county, Ohio;
demanding dover in the following premises, to
Wit, sitHnte in the county Of Monroe and State
Ohio. described as follows: Part of the west
lalf OF the southeast quarter and part OF the
west half of tbs northeast quarter of section
ihirty township four of ranre five containing
'eventy-six acres that they are required to un-
wer said petition, on Or before the first day Of
November, 4, D. 1867.
AMOS & SPRIGGS,
aT4~s. AE'ys for Pstitiensr
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JAMES WINSLOW Of the City and State OF
y New Yosk. will take notice that on the
second day Of September, 1863 George " !,
Woods filed petition in the court Of COM
mon pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, against
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Con. !.
pauy and you. setting up avendor's lien on
3 strip of land sold to said railroad company
in 1854, for a road, being strip about six
hundred rods long, commencing at the lower
end of plaintiffs land, on the ohio River, In
Section twelve IN Mo'!roe county, and ending
/ atthe upper, end of plaintiffs farm,in Belmont
county, Chic, near Captiua. said strip being
| seventy ive feet wide above plaintiffs house
and one hundred feet wide on that part Of
| the land below the house, amount demanded
| by the paintif from said company $1,000
and per cent. interest from June /, 1857,
and for sale of said strip of lani TO pay
same. You are required to answer said petit.
| ton 10y the I'D Of October next.
u0LLlSTER & 0KEY.
sep1w6. Attys fer plaintlf.