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negroes and carpet-baegers.

negroes ana carpet-DagSers.
As under the constitution, federal
troops can not be employed in any state
except upon the requisition of the Leg
islature, CT Of the governor when the
legislature is not i'll session, and as no
such requistion if now before tie Presi
dent, and has not been since the close
of the way, it is not easy to understand
why standing army is kept in the
south Is it held there to await OK
pccted acquisitions? 1t is hoped that
the continued reign of negroes and
carpet-baggers will goad the people to
madness and instruction ?-E.c.
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General Rosecrans will soon publish
an address to the people Of the United
states. sustaining and explaining me
mortal which he is about to. submit to
congress on the subject of our national
policy towards Mexico. He urges a
declaration By congress Of a policy that
will assure the Mexican government S
firm sympathy and moral support, and
our own citizens that their rights shall
be protected in whatever Legitimate
mercantile, industrial rother enterprise
they undertake in that country.
The policy proposed has received the
appreciation of ex-Secrotary Seward,
Chief Justice Chase, Caleb Cushing,
General Schenck, III. Aspinwall, and
other prominent citizens, by whom it
has been examined, and from whom let
ters will be published.
General Rosecrans affirms that de-
cisive declaration by congress at this
time would strengthen and establish Jul
arez' declining administration in Next
CO, and induce American capital to 60
there to engage in banking and railroad
enterprises, thus raising that country to
the dignity Of Independence, self pro
lection, republic and faithful ally OF
! the United States.
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Democratic state Ticket.

For Secretary Of State,
NORMAN EDDY, Of ST. Joseph,
For auditor IF State,
JOHN c. SHOEMAKER, Of Perry.
For Treasurer Sf State,
JAMES +. RAN, Of Marion.
For Attorney General,
BAYLESo ". HANNA, CT Nigt.
For Superintendent of Pubic destruction
MILTON Is. EOfk:NS. o, Montgomery.
Ear JUICES IF Sunrenlc Court,
: ANS :. WOkDEN. Of AIlcn:
ALEXANDER e. DOWNEY. Of Ohio;
SANrEL IT, EUSKIRK. of Monroe;
JOHN Petit, OF Tippecanoe.
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Insure yoUr Homes
Insure poHr Ncycbandiscf
Insure yoW Property.
Insure your Houses, Ba US ana
Sto"k against loss and damage by Fire aga
Lightaing, iii one of the following OLD A., I'd
RELIABLE INSURANCE CoMpANIEs;
Assets.
International ". York, 81 ,290,S44 30
North 1meyicoa g 1883 a
Neac Toyk Central, 100000 90
ionkers d, Neac York. S7S.464 20
Home, Ner Haren, 1,7S6, 365:49
We are prepared to issue policies the most
favorable terms IN any of the above companies
Also. we have the General igency of Indiana and
Michigan OF tho
Nc,c York Central Insurance COMPANY.
Agents and Solicitors wanted.
Office TN Brownies block, up stairs.
nov2569-12ly
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= orneyS.
III. /. @. Packard.
IL. COrhiH.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor nj Lsw. ar :,
"A tary Public. Room M. /, Balcony
Plymouth. Ind.
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r. VI. Morrill, Of this place, has re-
ceived letters patent Oh sand screen
for iron or driven wells. From circu-
lar recently issued by the inventor, we
make the following extract:
1t is well known that wherever the
iron driven we'll has been introduced
that the continual pumping Of sand has
been great objection to their use yet
the mary advantages of the driven
well over all others, in obtaining pure
water, have induced the people to con-
tinue their use, Notwithstanding the
difficulties arising from sand Many
inventions have been offered to the
public to overcome this difficulty, some
of which have been partially successful
in particu lar localities, but the one here
noticed has after two years successful
trial, proved itself perfect success in
all places where it is possible to make a
driven well. 1t entirely prevents the
sanci from getting into the tube: Sc
there is no cutting out Of the valves
and suckers of the pump, and no leak
ing out OF the water. The great diff
cutty in makinga successful Sand Screen
for driven wells has been to combine IL
affiliations necessary, with strength
to bear sinking to It's proper portion in
.:he ground, without injury This is
fully accomplished in this invention
1t is as fine Il Screen rs it is possible to
make; csnnot clog with sand will not
corrode or crust over, is durable and
strong and can be driven to any depth
without iniu,y. This Screen can be
changed from ,.oa~se to line, o. fine t,
coarse. as may be required by the parties
uSino If.
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An important decision has oeen rem
dered by the supreme court Of Michi-
gan IN reglrl to the unconstitutl,'nality
Of the sailroad aid act IN that state. = he
ease was by railroad company against
town hip boarl for mondan'rs re-
quiring it to issue bonds voted In
aid of the road. The court held that
the power Of taxing is limited to public
purposes aud that railroad is no loore
such public purpose than any other
carrier; that the power conferred on
IA lroad companies to acquire right Of
way does not change their character.
The court said:
"Taxation in their behalf is as essen
italy for private purposes as itwould be
for any person or business whatever. If
the legislature can raise money by taxa
tion t. be spent hy them for their great
enterprise, it can do the same thing to
enable any private citizen to become a
producer of values for his own emolu-
ment. All industry helps general pros
perity. No line can be found, which
can, IN law, make one business more
public than another. The power to re-
sort to taxation to set r'en up IN any
business is a power that is foreign to the
purposes Of government. 1t is not leg
Islative power, but unlimited sovereign
will, that can compel one private citizen
to furnish means to another. Taxation
is only lawful to enable the government
to fulfill its public duties, and to pay
such expenses as are incident to public
business. There is necessarily Il con-
siderable dissension to determine what
means may be desirable to enable the
government to do its work credtably
but the power to tax one citizen for the
private emolument of another, upon any
theory of mere incidental advantage to
the general prosperity of large or small
communities can only rest on iounda-
ton of absolute and Irresponsible power
To tl.ahe favored classes and citizens
and make the whole body Of x-paycrs
tributary to them. No such power can
be tolerated in republic, and no hint
of such a power can be found in our
constitution
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4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Notarv PnbIic sr6 CO.
Affection agent. Practices in the various c.'.-
for Marshall county will give particular Att,
to Real Estate business.
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W r. Hs,s
Osborne s. Hess.

4 TTOREEYS at Law will attend prompt s.
N all Trof.. Siolal business entrusted II -'..-.
Particular attention given real estate husf s..-
Titles examined and Cuieied. Ccleci - inass
and promptly RENTED. Cficc on Michigaa 80 u
few dOUrs uoria OF The Parker House. r. NTH
Ind. iar- -
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NATER Mill, The hest nosr manufactured
w always on hand GriSiiag done 10 order by
a first class miller. The highest market price In
cash paid all times for Wheat. Mill at north est
part OF town.
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A. {. HoltzendorN,

LNASlllONABIE BARRIER CITfCHF0 RAP
l. BFR SHOP Under Marks 4 Ehriich's store
Sharing Hair Cutting. Shampocinc. A. ao~~
IN the best style. Particular attention rysr 70
Dycing Hair aud Mhiskers. Highest price IA
for ladies' hair. ia
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G. !. \. Todd.
J. V. BAILEY 4 Go.

DRUGGIST. Or T. A. Lemons old stsrsl
IL Michigan street, Plymouth, Indiana
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u. s. Dodge,
Miscellaneous.


ROSl-R and Produce Dealer. Has = chosS
" stock IF fresh Groceries hand. PAYS y =
highest market prize for all kinds OF country pr
duce Can provide citizens oftown with tas g.,
he country affords Store fourth door rerih -
Bank
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l.. Shakes & Go.

DILIIARD Room Three first class tables p a.
ID hrea Liquors and best cigars In town Az I.
on hand. Rooms. Second door north al Rank
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J. +. Van Valkenburgh.

"THOLESALEL LIQUOR sroRE-Pure Iaqrors
w for medicinal snd oft6s purpcseT-. can y.
Bank
May Is. 1865 J. vASvALKENBURGn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-09-03
From Australia.

BY some negligence, we did not receive our
Sydney and Auckland papers till the hour Of sail
ing of the Wongd Wonga, and consequently were
unable to make up, for our last issue, a summary
from the few struggling country papers. which
came by mail. We clip some items Of interest.
The rate of postage from Sydney and Auckland
to California and the United States, has been re-
duced TO Cd. on single rate letters and I'd. on
papers.
Gen. Tom Thumb commences his receptions At
the Town Hall, Adelaide, on the 9th of Aug.
At the quarterly meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce in Sydney, held on the 18th inst, ID was
resolved to request the Government TO place upon
the estimates a sum of money as subsidy TO the
Californian, Honolulu and Auckland Mail service,
sufficient to secure the terminus Of the line being al
Sydney.
The Metropolitan Bishop Of Sydney and 70 of hia
clergy have signed a petition, praying for leRisla-
tive interference 70 remedy the detects OF the pres-
ent law relating to the sale OF intoxicating liquors,
and to discourage drunkenness. On the 9th Inst.
a deputadon OF about 60 gentlemen, including
ministers of every denomination, waited upon the
Colonial Secretary, the Hon. Chas. Cowper. G. M.
G. to enlist the support Of the Government In
favor OF the passing OF a permissive bill.
Observation-Disclosures was opeued ON the
9th instant, by His Excellency the Governor,
Colonel Blackall. The Government asked 10 be
empowered TO contract for the construction OF
cheap lines OF railway to the interior on the land
grant system.
The report of the Chief Inspector Of Distilleriea
shows that the production Of sugar and rum i'm the
Colony Is rapidly increasing and the importation
OF these articles proportionally decreasing. Last
year there were 5,l65 acres or land under cane
l,49O tons sugar. and 1875 gallons molasses,
were manufactured 74.483 gallons Of rum (proof)
were distilled. sl,595 gallons Of rum, and 5s7
gallons moiasses were exported. IL is expected
that during the present year I5O, 900 gallons Of
rum will be distilled.
The Wongd Wonga, says the Melbourne Argus
OF July 10th, has made another pretty fair trip TO
Sydney, with the Californian malls. but her dates
from London and New York are only to the 10th OF
June, the same as those received by the p. a. o. s.
.. AUocd. IL days ago. Curiously enough. whereas
sailing vessels from California did occasionally
bring MS much later items OF European aud AmeFI-
can news-news occasionally tiDged by the rich
Californian imagination. to be snre--we are usually
in advance of the intelligence brought by the limo
Of mail steamers.
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Mr.. EDIToK Il have no intention of " trespassing
much on your space and will only ask room for n
few words by way of response to Mr.. w. L. Greea's
structures on your :" anonymous correspondent
Veritas. He puts his own name to his most singu-
larry vague and laundering production, which proves
nothing and asserts nothing in disprovement Of pre-
vious statements. / really thought better of him
but 1 must confess that my confidence in bis abilities
as a writer-a logical one-has become somewhat
damaged. He somehow does not appear TO discrimi-
nate between the ADVERTISER and its correspondent,
for it is sometimes Veritas and sometimes yourself,
according to w. L. G., who have made 90 outrageous
statements against Mr.. Harris so that IL is hard 10
tell where Veritas begins or ADVERTISER ends. I
certainly must congratulate the Minister-(wh don't
Bismarck send for him y on the efficient ~bolstering
he gets from W. l.. G. 'There was nothing in the
shape of p~anegyric in my letter" Oh, no, anybody
could see that.
The " respectable man and good manager who 10
so terribly injured by the structures Of Veritas, is, as
/ have been credibly informed, one Of the chivalry Of
the " lost cause used to driving " ~niggers," and
makes no secret of having been q secessionist. Com
ment is by no means necessary.
To use his own words, Mr.. g.. has completely over
did it, and allowed his interest TO get the better Of
his judgment,|I won't say that he has outraged
decency, as he accuses you Of having done.
L like to see a man come out over his own name.
There is something sublime about il, when il is done
in a good cause. Consequently, 1 append mine in
full, a name 80 unusual in this or any other commu-
that it's owner cannot fail 10 be identified. II In
JOHN SMITH, alias VERITAs.
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made men-and we trust our citizens win give the
lecturer q good house.
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TO RENT.

- A VERT DESIRABLE COTTAGE ON
f.:& Euuanu Street. near Kukui Street containing q Parlor,
&A three Bed rooms, Dining-room, Cook House: ETC. In
ouire Of MRS. T. KERGAN,
.43 st 10S Nuuanu Street.
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state of E. Burgess, Deceased.

FLsHE UNDERSIGN HAVING REEN
~ appointed temporary Administrator upon the Estate Of the
r@ Edward Burgess, derea<d. bSrebY requests that all per-
<cns having claims against the above Estate will present Their.
al all persons Indebted to the EssAse VII make imuediate
11gment % ". c. PARKE,
Temporary Administrator.
honolulu, August IL, 1870 T42 Il
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STRAwBERsIE.-Owing to the dry weather OF
late, strawberry gardens in the neighbOrhOod OF
Honolulu have pretty much given out. In one gar
den in Nuuanu valley where twenty quarts a day
were picked last year. at this season, now less than
two quarts can be got, while the vines are drying up.
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q The forty-three coolies, which were liberated
from the Hilo jail. by the decision of Justice Hart
well. have, as we learn, all r~eshipped under contracts,
on the same plantation on which they were formerly
employed, but which is now owned by Messrs. Along
& Achuck of this city.
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A SDmE.--A paper puts 4 mstter which it wishes
to enforce in the following quaint smile "You
might as well attempt TO shampoo an elephant with
a thimbleful Of ~soapsuds as TO attempt to do business
without ADVERTISING"
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NOTICE.

MY TEMPORARY
from tRis Kingdom, WILLIAM c. PARKE, ESQ, OF
a oluiu. and 7. " EVERETT, Esq. Of Haikapu, Island of
81 wd act a. my Agents, under Power q Attorney, for their
Rpective islands, nd any debts contracted without their ap-
val and consent vii be eOascientiousiy ~rspudisted by
. Con p. II. TREADWAY.
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NOTICE.

MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
Il from this Kingdom. Messrs. s. B. DOLE aud j. s. lay
TON are authorized to transact all Uy business, under fun
Power Of Attorney. /. BARTLETT.
HeaOIulu. August Is, 1870. "a I'm
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Dissolution of Partnership.
C. z. WILLIAMS,

Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in Furniture
Of Every Description.
Furniture Ware Room on Fort street Workshop at the old
stand, Hotel street, near Fort
N. B.-Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 142-1y
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POPULAR LECTURE By notice in another column
it will be seen that Rev. Mr.. Searle, Qately from Aus
tralia, where he has resided twenty-eight years. will
deliver a lecture on Tuesday evening next, at Buff
fum's Hall in Hotel street The subject lie one which
can be made an exceedingly interesting oneself
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
cpINiINAI NOTTS.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
before Recorder Hackett the trial Of Lawrence Sullivan
for the murder Of John 0'Brien, at No. Whtehalst
June 10, 1870, was begun
Josiah s. Grindle, Captain of the ship Old
Colony charged with cruely treating two seamen Ray
mond Rau and Franco Frank has been held by Comms-
sioner Shields in 5000 hail, TO await the action oi the
Grand Jury.
In the case of Patrick Vaughan, the rver
pirate mysteriOusy shot time since, the Coroners
jury rendered a verdict Of death at the hands Of
unknown person. IL is supposed he was shot "le
stealing from a vessel or pier.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed James Crawford for having fOrcibly
robbed John II. Fitzpatrick of Newark " j.. Of small
Of money in the house No. III Croshy-st ichae
Burns and James Welsh caught stealing tub Oi
butter value $50 from in front Of VIM d. Nthbs store
No. lg1 Reade-st Committed.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, ycser-
day, Judge Cardozo presiding, and Agernon = Sullivan
appearing for the people the following sentences were
passed: John COTE, stealing. two years and six
months James Hughes, architect larceny, two years
and six months Margaret SCHNEIDER, petit larceny, pen
tentiary six months VIM Andrews burglary, one year
Wm. Myer, burglary, one year.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
CIVIL NOTES.

This is the last uay to n'e notes OF issue
,r,frrd c,asses) for he third Monday December su
uretue Conrt Chambers NOR Gale dar All hied after
to-day viii b. placed On The iehef"i 'hicnu"I.
limited states District Attorney Davis has
i,. "A william Blsik Is special assistant in IN
. : ev d, Eay spe rial assistant IN preparing crimi
uai tsres ard Charles y narsae assistant managing
clerk Gen. H. H. Davies, jr' VIII be permanently IT,
la ned as chiet assistant
In the United States Circ,nt Court Judge
Blstcford heard ytsterday tho suit OF John Kelly "gI
Pafi n d. F.rron. The action is brought to recover
ds ma es TO- he nf. .ngeusnt OF he @, GIT OF PIC
ttrr he - 4. Itin CLANS that the drfe nhant inhde
.cdcn en- -.tfg ~ he picture and offered II for salr
TIE dcfenso In a tO'al denial OF the hhes-uobs VI ho
Complaint. Case ON.
Judge Iiatt, sitting in the Kings County
,prene Court, spcca Term, yesterday granted WITH
s rroi rhe case Of Charles 4 d. BeTgeina' mo WAS
r -, sulorn,t,on a.. nerj,f.y snI Tuesday seli-
tec.d tBt eng e'nf state Prison ioT Two ao n, %
wears. tie wr.t viii aet saS Of bfOceouihS" anu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
HOMEOPATHIC DIsPENsARTEe.

The second annual report of the officers and
medical stan Of the NORTHEASTERN Homeopathic Medical
and Surgical Dspensary, No 3O7 East Fifyfithst, near
secondaye gives the following figures Patients treated
during the year ending September So 1870 l45l pre-
scrptious dispensed 4129; visits made sa4 OF the pa
tiens treated 40 children OF the visits made Is
were night visits Five cases OF confinement were also
attended. As cards the nativity 0f the patients, there
259 from Germany 476 from Ireland ,7Ol from the
United states aud from other countries Nine hund
red aud twenty patients were treated this year
than last and 3OA prescriptions were dispensed
The Treasurer reports 1856 the credit Of the DIS
pensary Of which $500 contributed by the Hon r.
b. Connolly, and 5000 is due from the State.
The following is the medical stan: +. W. Hunt VI. d.;
F. Seeger VI. d.: A. j. Richardson, NJ d. j. j. Wallace,
NJ. d.: j. SChuUC, N. ID.
The Hahuemauu Homeopathic Hospital, al No 5Ol East
Fv-fith-st has cared for As patients since Jan l. 1870
The State has granted number of lots ON the eastern
side Of the city and appropriation Of $4,000 for the
erection of % hospital condition that similar amount
is raised To ala iu obtaining the required sum- ball
will be given Dec. Is, al Demoncos on FOurteenth-st
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

The receipts of the American Colonization
Society during the past year have been $4,000 & ncud-
m s25s7 S from ecace 69S O4 from gifts, and S,s22 G5
from misceauoOu sources. Tie number Of negro emi-
grants trausporteito Liberia during the year was l9
the majority OF whom natives Of North Carolina
The New-YOIk state Colonization SOclt " has, curing
the past year. maintained u schools in Liberia ana
given aid To students In the Lberlan College, ana 10
II vounc men Of different denominations who are en-
Caged i'm theological studies Teachers employed III inc
secular schools a. average attendance $40, almost eX-
cIusivelv native The following is the financial state
met: Expense of schools, S2l0o prOessorsmp IN the
College l75 aid o. students, $1,000; aid to students oI
theology u uQ prizes and scholarships $5OO total ds-
bursemeut~ S7J. Income Of PrOfessOrsip fund, fi15
income Of Beneficiary fund, $500; contributions SoOO
total receipts $3.50: deficit $500. .
In addition 10 tie disbursements Tor educauonai Oh
ects era aid estimated al 1850 has been rendered
10 the native farmers and mechanics The Society mas
entirely abandoned the policy Of transporting cgr0es 10
Africa and confined its efforts 10 the education ana
y8urezatOu of tne Iibcrans. In this respect differs
widely from the parent organization, the American COO
uiZstion Society.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
BOARD OF HEALTH.
SANITARY REFORM IN CHARITABLE NsTITU-
TONS.

SANITARY REFORM IN CHARITABLE NST1TU-
TONS.
Mr.. Strong one of the Executive Committee
O, the BlOOmuedae Deaf and Dumb Asylum, where
typhoid fever lately prevailed reported yesterday TO
Health that the disease has nearly dsaI-
peared. There have been GO cases and dedths Inc III
stitutiOn has adequate supply OF water ara NC,
20 work constructing drains. by request on Ira 's
Brooks. Director OF the Asylum the Board Withdrew Is
srder concerning the ventilation, sewerage ana uTa-
Of the Institution, TO allow consultation betWceh
tIo architect Of the Asylum and the engineer OF uit
Eoard The managers OF the BlOOmingdale Lunsuc bsy
Um were directed To construct adequate dfdihs ana
,cWerS and the Directors Of the New hoIk orphan Asy
lum were instructed 10 provide Immediately Ior ue
prupeT drainage and ventilation Of that 1nsltutlOn
The Board after much discussion, failed 10 uetlue
whether MalOnes me-kln, IN West Inliteehthst, IL a
Du-ance or not and the matter lald over u next
week The dismissal OF Assistant Inspector SJdneN IoI
MAXIM fal=e reports, announced III waA resolved
al the list of marriages and births lie reinsed Iof pup
lection WctherspOOn Bros were directed 70 lncost the
upper stories OF their plaster mills IN West Twelith-st,
o. prevent the dust from escaping. =, r, ,,,.,
4 communication from ID ,. Brown, NJ ~ InS hi.Idn .
Ia The Lunatlc Asylum, setting tJrh mat
h The rs wears he had been engaged in the Institution
there hsd been no epidemic resulting from 'ne aekeu
effective drainage was read and referred.
~ fioUIuV is tine cOmparatiVe statement Of COuta-
on diseases reported 70 the City Sanitary Inspector for
Ire fortnight ending December 10; -
-YEyKRs.--- Small. Scarls Ifph-
cazing Typhua TpaOa ResYang POI tina Measles 'bea'
De-. De-. 20. io...... p % %