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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-14

tary Institut: will have their annHal cele5ra
lion on Saturday evening, July 2.
The commencement exercises of Washington
College, Lexington, will commence with relipi.
Gus services on June 10th, and be coutinu
cd on the following days: Tuesday, June 2lst
Wednesday, June 22d, aud Thursday, j nc $50
The PENNSYLVANIA Coal MARKET The
Philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday says The
condition of affairs in the anthracite coal re.
gioDs of this State is in all material respects
the same as at the date of our last weekly no.
tce of the trade. There he's been movement
90 the part of the men at the mines OF the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company $50 re.
ported) to effect arrangement by which work
may be resumed there, but without effect-the
company declining to advance upon or to alter
in any way the terms offered. With the pre-
sent depression in the coal market and decline
10 prices, there is little probability Of an al.
vance Of wages by the operators. There is no
new feature to report In the coal market, the
supply of all sizes being fully equal 10 the de-
mand, with prices barely steady at tormcr
quotations. The stocks OF coal at the principal
centres are very light, and there is an evident
indspositlon on the part Of dealers to purchase
beyond their Immediate wants. The heavy
shipments of coal from Scranton, Pittstcn and
Lehigh regions during the last few weeks have
had the effect at last of breaking down the
price at retail in Boston and New York, and
coal is now selling in those cities lower than
for several years. The limited amount of coal
arriving at this port meets with ready sale at
the present reduced lreights eastward, which
rule at 81 to Boston and like distances. The
following are the prices of coal by the cargo at
Port Richmond for shipment east of Borden
town and south of Cape Henry-to other points
40 cents per ton are to be added :-SchuylkiIl
red ash, $3.50; do. steamboat, broken, egg
and stove, $4.2594 40; chestnut, 81 Sheaan.
doah, steamboat. broken, egg and stove, 81 So
and chestnut, 81. TO-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-14
ga Rim SPRIN GS,

This favoiite resort is now ready for the re-
ecpton ofEXCUKSIONS, PLEASURE PAR
TIES. &C. Its proximity to Alexandria and
the cities of the Distrc. renders it the most de-
sirgble place in this section of country for q
duy's enjoyment. Application can be made to
NATHANIEL HAYES, agent Tor J. L. +.
Csrin, at the depot of the A., L. u 81. r. r.
ia 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-14

Yesterday, the President sent communlea,
ton to Congress relative TO affairs in Caba
which was referred in both House, TO the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs. The President
thinks that the disturbances do not amount to
a war in an international point Of view, that
he Spanards have made no progress icsubduing
the instruction, and. after commenting on
their cruelties, states that the neutrality OBJ
..rvea by this Government il in conformity
with the examples Of his predecessors. Gee
another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-14

Some of our contemporaries are quoting. let
ter from Senator Lewis of this State, written
and published to aid the extreme Radicals IN
Washington, in their efforts to elect Bowen,
their candidate, az Mayor of the city. We
presume this letter is not needed to show Sen
ator Lewis's entire utilization with the Radical
patty. We do not believe he affects any other
sympathies. or hcsitatcs about thinking and
voting with that party, on nearly all uIiects.
His political course must be vastly edliying TO
those who elected him to the Senate. 1t was
"a famous victoryy' for the Conservatives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-14

The TYCOON is happy to announce that
SUFFERS HILL GARDEN ls now open for
he reccptjon of visitors. ap27
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-14

ACES AND EMBROIDER1ES.
L. New Goods, very chesp at
CHAS. W. GREEN'S,
las SO King street.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-12

. For an iron fence. and paving and Improving
around Franklin Square, twenty five thous
For annual repairs, and repainting the e1-
terior of the Presidents house. ten thousand
dollars.
For flower pots, mats, and twins, one thOus
For fuel for centre bnilding of the Capitol,
i've hundred dollars.
Fot enlarging the shafts of escape for the
impure air of the Senate chamber, two tbous-
and five hundred dollars.
For propagating house for the use of the
public grounds, under the public gardener,
three Thousand dollars.
!. For hire of carts on public grounds, three
thousand dollars.
For hire of three horses and carts in the
yubtic grounds. fifty cents per day additional
each, five hundred dollars.
For purchase and repair of tools for public
grounds one thousand dollars.
For purchase of trees and tree boxes, to
whitewash tree boxes, and so forth, two
thousand dollars.
:! For annual repairs of fences around reser-
-vations, two thousand dolis.s.
For cleaning out sewer traps along Penheyl-
vauia avenue five hundred dollars.
For lighting Presidents house, Capitol, and
public grounds, forty thousand dollars
For pay of lampiighters, plnmbng, and gas
hitting, five thousand dollars
For contingencies of Office of public build
iDgs, one thousand dollars
For expenses to be incurred in the improve
mentH of streets, avences, and alleys, passing
by or through the property OF the United
States, and to abate nuisances, twenty thous
and dollars.
For improvement aud care of seats and
fountains i'll the Capitol grounds, one Thousand
dollars.
For construction of circular fence around
and through the Presidents's grounds to Sew
euteeuth street, including foundation walls,
turbing, tagging, and iron fencing, ten thous-
and dollars.
For additional repairs to the green house at
the presidents house, two thousand five hun
dred dollars
For repairs of the green houses at the pro-
pagating garden, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For taking out private stairway leading
from la w library to Supreme Court room, and
fitting up the rooms thus made with sheivin z
for library, two thousand dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-12
SURVEYING THE PUBLIC LANDS

For surveying the public lands in Louisiana,
mile for township and eight dollars for section
lines, including the survey of township twelve
south, range eleven east. in which the city of
New Orleans 10 situated. at twenty i've dol
lars per lineai mile, ten thousand dollars.
Fo; surveying the public lands in Florida, at
rates not exceeding ten dollars per fneai mile
for standard, seven dollars for township, and
six for section lines, ten Thousand dollars
For surveyiug the public lands IN Minnesota,
at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per lin
cal mile for stAndar& lines, twelve dollars for
tow nship, and ten dollars for section lines,
forty thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Dakota
Territory, At rates not exceeding ten dollars
per mile for standard lines, seven dollars for
township, and six dollars for section lines,
twenty thousand dollars: Provided. That ten
| thousand dollars of this appropriation shall be
expended for surveys in the Pembina land dis-
trict.
For surveying the public lands in Montana
Territory, 1t Gates not exceeding fifteen dol
lars per lineal mile for standard lines, thirty
Thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Nebraska
at rates not excseding ten dollars per lnea
mile for standard lines, seven dollars for
township, aud six delars for section lines
| forty Thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in KanRas, at
| rates not exeeeding ten dollars per lineai mile
| for standard lines, six dollars for township
| aud i've dollars for section lines, forty thons
| and dollars.
For survey ing the public lands in Colorado
| at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per lines
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-12

For an examination and survey, under the
direction of the President of the United
States of the routes OF TehuaAtepec and Nj.
caragua in order to ascertain the practicability
of a ship canal at these places between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, thirty Thousand
dollars.
To meet expenses to be incurred in the pros
ecution and collection of claims dae the Uni
ted States, tweuty live thousand dollars, to be
disbursed under the direction of the Attorney
General: Provided. That appropriations for
salaries and pay of officers and others hereto-
fore employ cd in other departments and now
employed in the Department of Justice, are
hereby transferred TO the eaid Department of
Justice, to be disbursed in accordance with the
| law organizing the same.
For compensation OF c!crks, and for add
tional compensation to the same, in the Office
| of tho Secretary of the Treasury, twenty two
! thousand i've hundred dollars.
To pay salary of the consul at Port Said,
| two Thousand dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-12
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.

For grading the southern half of G street,
srom Seventh to Ninth streets, and paving the
same, seven thousand five hundred dollars;
Provided, that the corporation Of Washing
city cause the north half of g sti ect between
Seventh and Ninth streets to be paved at the
same time, the cost thereof TO be assessed
against the private property fronting thereup-
on in tie manner usual in cases of such i'm
provements.
Fur rent of additional rooms for the use OF
the department of the Interior, fonr thousand
dollars.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
OH Bnlletin.
A YOUNG LADY COMMITS
SUICIDE.
All for Love. !

?
ifron the Mount We non Free Prcss, 4j'hl
The quiet of the Township Of Field in
shis county was disturbed on Friday night
last by The ncws that n young lady by tho
name of Myers, daughter of David Myers,
Eco, had deliberately taken her owmhfe by
shooting herself through the body near Il c
abdomen, producing death. The young
lady WI. about l5ycnrs old, vas beautiful
aeccmpli'hed, and great petin fhe rcigh-
borhool,. Her fiitheris ono of the best far
mers In that part ot the country, is well of,
lives easy and comfortable, and those being
the circumstances surrounding her life, the
news that she had cont tcd suicide natural
~ produced great excitement in the neigh
borhood.
1t appears that she had been keeping
company with young man in the neigh
borhood, with whom she had become deeply
enamored. Her parents objected, II is said,
20 her receiving the attention Of the young
gentleman from causes best known TO them
selves, but she did not heed their remon-
stranccs, and ut every opportunity was in
his company. On the evening OF the
suicide she had been in his company, and
her father took her to task about IL
reprcmanding her severely perhaps. She
then proceeded 10 her room up stairs and
in few minutes two reports ola revolver
were heard by the inmates of the house,
which seemed to come from her room.
They ran up, and bursting open the door,
found her upon the bed wel,erng in her
own blood. She had procured nrovolver
insomc manner, and discharged two balls
into her body just delow the abdomen. It
was at once seen that the wounds were fatal,
vet an effort was made TO obtain medical as
sistance. She however, only lived about an
hour and half expirin in grestagony. She
appeared TO be very reticent rs TO the i'm
mediate cause that had led her on to the COM
mission Of SO terrible crime but in ansewr
10 the question a asked, said she wanted to
die.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

So The country postmasters generally
have too much cents. Somebody In Mr..
Creswells department has taken the ccntsel
and finds that the rural Offices hold IN the
aggregate no less than forty million nieles
aud copper coins, and are naturally anx-
ious to get rid ofthem. The difficulty,
though II appears purely continental one
on the surface, Is practically rather EN-.
bsrrss,ing, inssmuch as BY very absurd
law the Government refuses TO receive
those coins Of its own issue, except in in.
anitesimsl quantities.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
Hoohand's Greek Oil
OLE III
Hoonland's German Ditters.
4 Bitters without Alcohol or spirits
Of my Kind.

l. different from oil others. l. composed Of the
pure iulce- or vital principle Of Roots. Herbs and
Barks (or n medically termed, cxtracts) the
worthless md inert portions, Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, ia one bottle OF this
Biitcrs thcrc,S contained a. much med icinai vir-
the ~ wall be found "a several gcon. of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used in this Btters
are grown In Germany, their vital principles eN-
trseted IN that country bv q scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the msnuiactors In thu sc,v, who're
they are compounded and bottled. con;ais ~ no
spirituous ingre Iients, This Btters is free from
the objections urged against all others. no desire
for s,imuian.s can beiniuccd from their use, they
can make no drunksrd-, and csnnos, anisr shy
circumstance. have any DO, aothtstldI eject
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
. HoOfaud's German Tonic.

Was conpoundc1 or thu.c not inclined 90 er.
rene btiers, S=4 >. intended for U.- n cases
when some alcoholic It, nul1Ht .r,qu red 10 con.
necton With the tomb properties of ;a- nit.-rs.
Each botls 81 the Toair coatuu, one 10th. Of
the B.,;sr', combined With pure saia cruz Ram,
AMI favored In sgrh a manner that the extreme
haie7les. Of the - tiers b. overcome, SarIninl
pr-parsion highly agreeable 40 pleasant % the
palate. aal containing the msdir nii vruTe tthe
Buffers. The prce % co.. Tsn'e b, - 80 per
bottle. winch many pcrsaa. think tgp high They
must take. into consideration ,hst the -,iaag.
Ian, used s. guaranteed 90 hc of a par. gun.rty.
poor article could be furnished No q ctIeaP.
price, but I. 70 no, better 10 pay lite more and
have n good artlclc' medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients snl
they who expect 10 Obtain cheap compound will
mostcertainly be cheated.
They IRE the Grentsst Known Vsme
cic..
For Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Deblll.
y,.Jaundl.e, Disease OF the Kidneys. Erup-
tons Of the skn, and all diseases
arising from dlsordciei
Liver, sinmarh, OF i'm.
burliy OF tho
Blood,
Read the following symptoms; Combination
flsiuence, Inward pilos, Fuiluess oi blood 10 the
head, Acdity oi th" Stonav IA, Nausea, llart-burn,
DISCUS! osiood, iullngss or gl,t in the stomach
sour Etucta'ions, sinking az nnucring at the pit
OF the stomnrh, swimming at ths head, burr ed
ordiiheuli breathing huu"Yinga' the 'r,gt, clok.
lng or suOVatins sensation. when in "A MAJ pos.
iute, dmncss Of vision, dots and Nrbb, before the
sshf dun pain IA tre head, deficiency of pcr-pir.
Alton, ysllowness OF the skin ana eycs. pain Ia
the side, back, Ghost, limbs, etc, sulden hu-h
OF heat, burning IN tho flesh, constant ininp
OF EVIL, ana great depression of spirits. All these
indicate disease Of the Liver or digestive organs
combined with impure blood.
fho use Of the Biuefs or Tonic will soon cause
thGaboNc SYMPTOMS 70 disappear, and the patient
will become well and hcaliy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
pr. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Care for all kiuds OF Pain.
and Aches.

Arrtfp ENfGRNALLN.-lt viii cure all kinds OF
nains and aches, such rs Eheunatis I'm, Neuralgia,
Tuothnchc, Chnhlans, Sprsins, bruises, frost !.
liuics, Headaches, Pains IA the Rack and Lons,
Pains the joints, Limbs, stihgs of Insects, Ring.
worms, etc.
rAgLs lNtrRSALIY,-n will cure kidney Com.
plant backachcs, siel, headache, collie, dysentory
dlafrhoca, cholera lniantum, cholera mOrbus
cramps and pains IN the stomach, fever and agUe,
coughs, colds, asthma, etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
DR.. lIoonand's Podophyllin,
OR sIBriTUrE For MERCCRY
PILLS.
GNyA Esilia A lkase
The most potrerfh, yet Innocent Vegetable
CdthGrtic RHotcn.

Ills not necessary TO take shantfll orthese pills
10 produce tho desired effect; iva of them ne I
quickly and powerfully, cleansing the liver, stom
NcA and bowels Of all impurities. The prime pa
,ntteu"nt - foiophylln, OF the alchoholic eA.
u"ol vt Mandrake, which j. by many times more
I'N|Ii.h setting aud searching than The Mandrake
,'.' IT. peculiar action Is upon the LAYER clean.
TX y .pS.hly from All obstructior- with all the
- et'ury, yet free IRON the injurious re.
A'n",h'l To the use of that mineral
A. 80 W. p's'ns"s, ~ which the use of a cathsrtic
,aI a. esu, THESE Pills will give entire satisfic.
''"n va ''''y case They sEvtR FAIL
In eases Of Liver compl mi. pysua,si. and NJ,
trenr eost. honess br, hoohand's German Kiiters
or rome shonidhe used ~ Connection With Tho
rails, The Tom effect Of the Hitter "r 'ro"''
builds mp the system. The B,tters or Tnri ,,,
ines the blood, Strengthens the Nerves re-, 80 80.
the Liver and gives strength, energy and 49,,
Keep your bowels active ththe Fills All -,
up the system with the Blltcrs or Toni, "nd w.
dseasec can tain its hold or ever again sssail 4,
These medicines are sold by all Drugp s,s Mi
dealers IN medicines everywhere. "''
Recollect that II IL pr. HoOhand's 1ernsn
Remedies, that are 80 universally used and recon.
mendedi and do not allow the Drul eist 10 Induce
you to take anything else that he may say is ms,
ms good, BECAUSE be makes larger profit on N
These Remedies will be seat by express 10 any ln
cnlty upon application To tho PRINCIPAL OF
FicE, al the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE 83I
ARCH SIREEI, Pntladclpltn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

me superiority OF TINS excellent preparsSa>t
we, any other article ever offered to The p "a
~ cesn demonstrased by the wonderful POPULAR
NY y has attained withiLthe brief wear .ihce
"shrst manufactured. Not les. than
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
SUNDAY READING For Young MEN

SuNDAT READING FOR YouNG MEN.
~.Questiou,s-Whnt are those sweet
scented, little caned young men, with
hair parted in the middle. gcod for2
b Answer ood for the place they are
generally used, to staud up around
Church doors, and street corners, aud
cape at those who are trying to go some
where, or to do or be something. Every
time / see one of these soft attempts ut
hnmanity,I feel an almost irresistible
desire to clap a ban box dowu over the
tender thing, and set it out of the reach
offrost, to harden" Hit 'em again.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without bottle sf
The ENlECTORANF ntlic house. Nc iavc
muincTom- certificates of its having relieved.
almost instantly. tho lit,lc sufferer when
deSih appeared almost incsiiaalc
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24


ISalt L In ore. vi ID.
These Instruments have been before the
Public for ncarlcy Thirty yeats, and upon
their excellence alone attained an nnpWchns-
cd prominence, which pronounces them un-
equalcd.
Thci: TONE combines great power, sweet
ness and fine singing quality, rs wei! ns great
purity of lD:omation and S"cetnoss tlIrough-
out the entire scale.
Their TOUCl is plant and elastic and
entirely free from the Stiffness found in so
many Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP they arc uncquallcd
using none sHt the very best SEASONED NArs-
RIAL, the large capital employed in cur busi-
ness enabling us 10 keep coutinHally an i'm
mcnso stock of lumber, &c, or hand.
All our SQUARE PIANOS have our New I'm
proved OrrrshHng Scale and AoRArrE TREBLE.
We would call special attention to our
late improvements in GRAND PIANOS AND
SQUARE GRANDS, PATENTED Auausr lt'
1866, which bring the Piano nearer pcrfcc-
tion than has yet been attained.
Every Piano tully warrant cd for Five Years.
We have made arrangements for the SnLE
WHoLEsALI AGENCy for the most celebrate cd
PARLOR ORGANS AND MEL0DEONS,
which we offer, Wholesale and Retail. al
Lowest Factory Prices.
WM. KN.iBE x co.
Baitiniore, Ifd
sept 10 Gm
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

fcctual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried H. know that it cured them; those who have
not Know that II cures thcirneighbors and friends;
amt all know thIt what IL does once ii does al
MHys-that itncyer fails through any fault neg
eject oil lis composition. We hare thousands upon
Thousand. ofccrtiicates ofthcir remarkable cIircs
"i TIE following complaints but such cures are
known ~ every neiShborhood, and we need not
pubii = them. Adapted 10 MI ages and conditions
inall climates; containing neither calomel' any
driei"rious 'irug they may be taken with ,ic,v
by ANY belly. Their sugar-coating preserve hem
cNg rc II, ,andmakcs them plea ant to take, while
hrin% pnr''y vegetable, 10 harm can arise from
their urc III ANY quantity
They oncgait by thcr powerful influence ON the
'SI"i yl,rcla 10 purity tie blood and sfmulatc
81 tie stomach bowels liver AMI other organs of
thdbu'iyi restoring Their Irregular action To health,
AMI - correcting, whCrcvor they exist, such de-
ratemCnt- n arr inc Iirst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in tho wrapper on
ine 9oN III the io.'owing complaints, which these
lor 3J!~ISr-in or E.,IiEostion. LiStlcss-
Tc-S' A.''ngmor and H.3@s of = ppeti1c. they
ach ana restore its hSalty tone and action
For s.iNs'.' GoTnDsaiE2t and its vari61Is synlp-
ach', , Aumiiicc o. Green sickncss. nil
tonS Coiic ;lmd 5sitiouS E"Ycl.s. they should
diseased action or remove the distractions which
CHuse II.
i9r Dy.Smt"ry. o. Hs;;, .r,,oea, but one
mad dose Is generally required.
For EshruInatiaI;,, scout, Gravel, Pal.
pithtion OF thc HHearf, Fain in rae
M 'i'.' .S;'ch and LniTas' ihcy should be contin;
action OF t''c system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For R'rocsy and EeropSicaI SweIIinSs
they should ~ taken in largo and frequent doses
topr"ducc the cilrct OF n drastic purge.
For suppression largo dose should be
taken a. II produces the desired eject by sym
pntly.
As bintcr PiH. take ono or two PiiIs to
promote digestion and rccvc the stomach.
An ncCI -ii'!dl dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels inio healthy action, restores tho appetite,
ana inN!gnratrS the system Hence IL is often adj
want .Scous where no serious arrangement exists.
CA" VINO feels tOlcVuhly well, ofcn finds that u
dose az ihc-c Rms makes him feel decidedly bet
Ter from ih"ir cleansing and renovating effect
llr digestive apparatus.
Dr.J. &. IIEL:. &c CO.. Practical Chemists,
LOHELL. MASS, u. $. Il.
kbr. e.. =. OG.EyEROs.
Agent al Orangeburg c. II.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

A couple of men, brethren of the same
cecrct society, were travelling together,
and the purse of one of them giving out.
he nonchalantly proposed to share that
of his conrade, but was met with flat
refusal. "Why not share your purse
with me Amt We brothers ?" he asked
20 yss; Ebiis then, you see, our purses
amt sisters"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
TO CONSUM MPT.] rs

producing quiet AMI compo.,uc
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of Laxative

Perhaps no one mcdi.
cine L. 80 univcrs ally
required Ivy every
body as n catiiartic,
nor was ever any he.
fore 80 universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, rs
this mild but efficient
purgative PiU. The
obvious reason Is,
that II Is n more rclia-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
K'GIs ASi!aYIl

1t i "p'ci:.r dosn 80 ,n r.'"v;u. lie
distressing choking, anu producing c-!m and
Pheasant rcposc.