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The Snow Blockade on the Pacific
RaiIroad.---.Complalnts OF Bad
Managemenf.

The Snow Blockade on the Pacific
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Bad
Management. ......' .....
SAN Francisco, Feb. 19.-The pas.
sengers who were recently blOckaded on
the Union Pacific Railroad, generally de.
nounce the management Of the road In
the bitterest terms. Many have united in
signing card for publication. Among
the arrivals Is Bishop Morris, of Oregon,
and passenger named Burroughs, from
New York, who arrived almost in a dy-
ing condition. .. ..,-.
Goods which were shipped for New
York ,UiG Cape Horn, November 9th, on
the ship David Crocket, arrived here on
Saturday last, while goods that were
shipped overland the same day, have not
yet been received. Ill.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 19.-A dispatch re.
ceived tonight from Superintendent
Clarke, at Laramie, says Cars for the
Japanese will be here tomorrow, and the
road opened. On the other hand telegraph
ic reports say that the road Is blockaded at
several points, badly. Authentic news Is
meagre. The most interesting ol all sub.
jects is the description given by the pas
sengers. who experienced the snow.block-
ade; their labor in shovelllng snow day and
night, frequently amid bowling storms
and bitter cold weather; their organIza-
tions to work and suffer in order to
save the women and children from their
hardships, privations, and great peril;
the opportune assistance lirom the United
States posts, &c. The story Is stranger than
fiction. Some Of the passengers still re.
main here sick with fever, and two OF
them this afternoon arc almost beyond q
possibility Of recovery. All agree that
there is much want and distress, but the
statements differ as to the neglect and in.
competency Of the railroad officers. Well
known and responsible parties report the
material and force Of the road Inadequate,
but that Superintendent Sickles and the
officers under him at the front did every.
thing in the power of mortal men,
hesitating at no personal danger and sac.
rihces to help the passengers and open the
road. A complimentary card to Mr..
Sickles, but denouncing the directors Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, was sent hence 10.
day. Ha' ~ f;5f Q. ',f;'5 "FfS . ~
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Ohio River improvement Conycn,lon

N~-NS' AatSNOhhuuA SuuNGutlOn
CINCINNATI, February oO.-The Ohio
River Improvement Convention met this
morning at College Hall, and effected q
temporary organization by choosing Thos,
j. Power, Of Pennsylvania, as Temporary
Chairman, and Captain ]. P. Goatmyer,
Secretary. A Committee on Credentials
and Organization was appointed. Letters
were read from Senator Morton, Secretary
Belknap, Gov. Boreman, OF W. Va, Gov,
Baker, oil Indiana, Simon Cameron, Of Pa,
and Gen. Humphrey, Of the U. 8. Army
Engineers, expressing regret that they
could not DO present The Convention
will organize permanently at 9 o'clock this
afternoon. Hl0
CINCINNATI, Feb 20.-The Ohio River
Improvement Convention this afternoon,
organized permanently by electiRg the
following officers: President, Hon. Jesse
D. Bright OF KY; Vice Presidents, Jno.
W. Chaliant, OF Pa, Hon. ]. N. Camden,
Of w. Va, Capt. r. Fl. Voolfolk, OF Lou.
isville, Thomas w. Means, OF Hanging
Rock, o., James Howard, OF Ind, and j.
Shannon, OF Ills Secretaries, Capt. ]. P.
Santmeyer, Of Cincinnati, Isaac Smith,
Of W. Va, and Col. John Todd, Of Ky.
Hon. jesse D. Bright, upon taking the
chair, made o speech, In which he alluded
to the proposition made twenty years
ago by Commodore Ellet, to dam the
rivers uniting at Pittsburgh from the
Ohio so that the water might be reserved
to feed the river. and make It navigable
in dry seasons. He said the proposition
was then regarded as absurd. It had
now come TO be thought feasible
After the address, various standing
committees were appointed .
Col. VIM. L. Merrill, government On.
gineer, in charge Of the Improvement Of
the Ohio, delivered an address. He said
the plan OF the improvement OF the Ohio,
was about the same as that Tor foreign
rivers. 0wingt to less dense population,
the same perfection was not attainable In
this country. D
Mr.. Ellet's plan OF damning the Allie
gheny and Monongahela, met with little
favor from tho engineers who had investi.
gated 1t. : gz,s7
MIR. Roberts estimated the cost of this
plan at $G0,0O0,000, not including incl.
dental damages. He said locks and dams
was the only practicable plan for the up.
per end Of the river. Chutes could be
made in these dams 70 allow coal boats
to pass. This plan would be impractica.
BILE below the falls at Louisville, wing
dams would answer there. Single chute
dams could be made at $34, 600 each,
while dana nm tho t1nTtar 0h;n 1pnnlj
cost $4,000 each. He was in favor oI
continuing the present plan of improve
ment, that Is Of damming one channel at
the islands, and wing dams on bars. For
the lack Of money, he would not be able
todo much on the Ohio river this year.
Dredging he would resort to only in the
1pper.part Of the river, elsewhere would
leave that work to the current. He was
In favor OF extending the Jurisdiction of
the Light House Board to the western
rivers. tF
No response tonight.
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NEW YORK CITY.


NEw YoRE, February 2O.-Unlted
States Attorney Anthony hRs not yet
taken any action upon the orders ot Tho
Attorney General to prosecute the ctis.
tom house officials who are guilty OF
bribery, but states that al the next term
ot the court he will take stems 10 have
the culprits indicted. 80
A legislative committee Is investigating
the quarantine abuses and as 10 the work.
Ing Of the emigration bureau al Castle
Garden. Prominent mercants and sbip.
ers are to testify. Solomon Humphrey OF
the Chamber Of Commence, testified YES.
terday as to the exorbitant charges OF The
health officer Of the port. la'T
At Methodist Episcopal Convention
last evening II was voted to petition
the General Methodist Conference 10 place
the whole city IN one district In place Of
the two as now established. I.u
The trial Of the preliminary issue In the
case OF Stokes was continued to-day. Re.
corder Hackett was examined as 10 the
empanneling OF jurors. Others were OK.
amined but no important testimony was
ELECTED. The Court then adjourned. ~
The examination Of the quarantine
abuses to-day by the Legislative Commit.
tee brought out from George w. White
that he was President Of the Litherage
Company which paid DR.. Carnochan one
hundred and fifteen thousand dollars for
license, and fifteen thousand dollars as fees
TO another official for the right to board
vessels and do all the towing Of litherage.
Baron Gerolt, late German Ambassador
at Washington, has been given by the
Emperor liberal pension and place In
his privy council, with tie title Of Excel.
lency. & ~ '1'T iIT 5iTld.
Samuel Sloan was reelected President
Of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad. 7 g' alI7
The theatre comique was put up at auc.
tion to-day, but withdrawn, the bids
reaching only $375,O00. N .0i'
DR.. John N. Covert, Of Brooklyn,
Floridan, and formerly on Gen. Robert
Lees staff, died Sunday. N
II Is authoritively announced that the
printing Of the income tax blanks for the
current year will commence at Washing.
ton. l' I.Sf7
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TEXAS.
The Alleged Election Frauds..Arrest
of Gov. Davis.

The Alleged Election Frauds.-Arrest
of Gov. Davis.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2O.-A Gal.
weston NtlOS special from Austin, says
Marshall Purnell went TO Gov Davis
this morning, and presented copies from
the Federal Court, and asked II he would
submit to arrest. The Governor said !:
"Sir you will hear in day or two from
the Department Of Justice, at Washing.
ton, and you will govern yourself accord
ingly. Sir, you may keep your copies,
the national government will protect me. "
Thus the case rests. There is considera.
bic talk among the Governors partizans
about the receipt being found, said to
have been given q member of the Grand
Jury, for bribery in a tobacco case some
time ago. The intention Is to cast an
odium on the Grand Jury. The receipt
is believed to be forgery. The govern
ment and other officials, seem to fear the
pending investigation. Gov. E. NJ. Pease
and Judge Richard Coke, attorneys for
the prosecution. announce they are ready
for the trial. The defendants seem to
prefer delay.
Judge Duvall has allowed the district
attorney to substitute others for the stol-
en- indictments against Fountain, whose
case will be called tomorrow. ea
Colonel Giddings was here to-day, in.
vestigating the aftairs regarding his elec-
tion. E9..r gu,-55 7..Ifr9..,L
Registrar Booth, of Hill county, was
brought here under arrest Saturday,
charged with completely in stufflng the
ballot boxes, at the late election in that
county. The party who turned States
evidence, attempted To escape, but was
captured and put in jail. lsFa -
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rhe Kan.ns senntorlal nrlberr,

!. ST. Louis, Feb. 2O.-The Democrats
Topeka, Kansas, special says: The Bribe-
ry Investigating Committee will proba.
bly, report Friday. At its session last
night, honest Billy spriggs, formerly State
Treasurer, swore that the county treas
urcr of Leavenworth county, had told
him, that he had spent 10000 cash for
the election OF Caldwell, on the promise Of
the latter to recompense him; also that
Frank Deming, Of Wathena, another
member OF the ring, had told him that he
had paid $1,000 to the county treasurer Of
Newha county for the two votes Of that
county; and further, that he was asked
by one Of Caldwelps ring to collect 81 900
from a member In Southern Kansas, who
had failed to vote afler getting his money.
It seems that the money was paid back
TO one Carson, then an agent ofthe Demo.
cratic Standard, and he never turned II
over to Caldwell. Carson has left the
State, or Is out Of reach. .''''
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For Sale.

f,AIEoFvERY DESIRABLE REAL
IaI; mn An EXCELLENT BUSINESS
T a;T, Gn IN ne vIfine OF the authority vested In
% ,,nao.sIypei by deed OF assignment rom
ile IHra aStSd January 6th, 1879, and record.
hsIS IS Jho Pssordcr 4 Office Of Ohio county, West
V.tSIniS heEill offer for sale a. pnDlo a9eHGSon,
Al t6e front door OF tho Court houso VI Vn'u
sITnRDAY, the nth day Of fFcbruary, 1872,
=, .,Ioo,slock A. NJ, the following described desirA.
SIsTSIestate TO- wit: Parts Of lots numbered ON one
hundred and seventeen lllD and tniIty
Innate Al the corner OF Market alley, on Market
s"nSTe. in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
W"st Virginia; said property fronting on Market
SPACE twenty C90) feet and FIVE and one'hal m loHl
iacbes and rnnDjDg back wcstwardly the same
WIjih 10 the depth Of nlnety.four ~ Ieet, anu
situate on the north side OF said alley anu west
Of said Market space.
The terms Of said sale will be one'lhH9 o. inc
purchase money cash In hand, 0ne.third ~ Blk
months nom the day Of eAle, with Interest there'
gu nom sAid day OF sale, and one.thiru IN tWeNe
months from theday Of sale, with Interest," tnere-
an from said day OF sale, the purchaser MS
negotiable notes with personal security sAusiAG'
tory 10 the undersigned for said dcIerrGg insta
ments, but the purchaser may pay his 40 lotes'
or any part thereof Of the time o. sac " o,o
said property will be sold nee nom incum'
brSHcesi except tho right OF dover In expectancy
Of the wife OF said LGue, whl'h right VIII not
vest until the death OF LAue, and IL OF little con-
sequence and may never vest.
Ihls property Is the most desirable Grocery
stand In this city, having three story brick
hnIS ]. o. PENDLEToN, Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed until 10 o'clock A.
N. SATURDAY, February Ath, 1877.
febig j. o, PRNDLETON, Trustee,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

New YoRK, February eO.-The fol.
lowing Is a cable dispatch to the World =!
st %! LONDON, February 10.
'In reply to letter OF inquiry addressed
TO him, Mr.. Gladstone has written a long
letter explaining, in an extremely amica,
BILE manner, the present position of Her
Malesty's government concerning the
treaty Of Washington, and denying the
utterance Of the offensive passages In his
recent speeches in the House Of Com.
mons, rs has been erroneously reported.
In order TO allay public excitement in
England, have furnished copies Of, Mr..
Gladstone's letter to the press Of London,
and II IS now published In every journal
ol the Kingdom, causing q profound sen.
satton in the House of Commons. This
evening Bourle asked MIR. Gladstone If the
letter addressed to the correspondent Of
the World was genuine, when Mr.. Glad.
stone replied: Yes, II Is q reply to q
letter asking explanations in regard to my
speech" .I....y ...,.0 X +. N.
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Ohio Legislature.

CoIumUs, February 2O.-The Senate
spent almost all day on questions Of priyi.
lege and side issues relating to tho Kemp.
Saylor contested election case. No def.
mite action was had. Bills were introduced
to require adjoining land owners TO keep
their portion Of line fences in repair; also,
to forbid persons 10 conceal or remove
mortgaged property from the county
where Il was mortgaged without the con.
sent Of the mortgager. The Senate bill
passed to dispense with a full record Of
recognizances taken in criminal cases.
In the House bills were introduced To
reduce the rate Of county and township
taxation, and TO authorize the incorpora,
tion oE cooperative societies. 7'
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SAINT LOUIS. =.

ST. LOUIS, February eO.-Resolutious
were adopted at tile Republican primaries
last night opposing any and all move.
ments and measures hostile TO Republican
principles OF. the NATIONAL Republican
party, and pledging their support to tho
nominees of the National Convention.
The delegates embrace some OF the most
prominent Republicans OF rthecity, among
them are Hon. Henry T. Blow, ex.Gov.
Fletcher, Ex.Lieut Gov. Stanard, Judge
Glover, Judge Breckenridge, 6S.Mayor
Chauncy, ]. Filley, Hon. Geo. T. Strong
and others Of standing and influence.
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Weather RepoIrt.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcR OF TUE OHIEF SIaNAL OPPIoRR,
WAsnN0T0A, D. O., Feb. 2O-7:a0 z. \.
PROBABILITIES,

An area of low barometer will proba-
bly, prevail on Wednesday morning, and
extend eastward over the Gulf States,
with scutherly winds and rainy weather
on the Atlantic coast, and northeast
winds yeering to the southeast; threaten
ing weather in the South Atlanic States
The barometer in Canada will move down
the st. Lawrence Valley, with snow and
ram. Easterly winds will veer to the
Southwest, with cloudy weather in the
Middle States on Wednesday morning,
and over New England in the afternoon,
possibly with q light rain. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for Tuesday
NIGHT.
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Horrible Tragedy at New Albany,
~ Indiana.

CINCINNATI, February 20,-A special
to Tho 'Gkr0Nicle says that a horrible
tragedy came to light carly this morning
in Clark county, two miles above New
Albany, Ind. Alog house, in which a Ger.
man and his vile named Bentley resided,
was discovered burned to the ground, the
debris having fallen into the cellar. The
man making the discovery secured hooks
and flshed out Of the cellar the legs and
arms of Bentley and his wife, and also
the skull OF Bentley. It is supposed they
were murdered for money, as Bentley sold
large lot ofbacon yesterday, and then
burned the place to cover the crime. The
county coroner and a large number Of
people from New Albany and Jefferson
vile went 10 the scene to-day, and the
case Is now being investigated!
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The Mexican ReyOlhtion.

New York, Feb. Goa Matamoras
dispatch slys that Trevino, commander
OF the revolutionists, has telegyaphed to
Gen. Quiroga that he is moving on San
Luis Potosi with 10000 men, and would
take the city immediately He says he
viii then proceed straight to the City of
Mexico, The revolutionists defeated the
forces Of the government in Sinaloa on
January 2lst, 7oI.,,l,,l IN -
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PrrTsBURdn, February 20.-Weather
cloudy and very mild The Mononga.
hela Is 8 feet Q inches and at stand,
Very fair prospects for breakup Of the
ice.
ST. LOUIS, February 2O.-The report
on Change to-day that the river was
open and navigation resumed was prema.
tlre. There is no definite information
that the gorge at Sulphur Springs has
gone, but the towboat Petrol Is reported
to have been in sight Of Carondolet this
morning. The gorge above the bridge
piers is gradually breaking in the track
Of the main current, and detached pieces
OF ice are constantly floating through the
harbor. There Is broad channel'of open
water from the bridge to the arsenal, and
no further fear Tor the safety Of steamboat
property is entertained. The river has
risen five inches since last night There
was some rain this morning, and a dense
log now prevails; temperature mild.
rl..#,. SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, February 2O.-The river rose
and then fell again to-day, indicating a
movement Of ice somewhere. The wealth
er is wet and foggy, but there has been
no rain this afternoon. The Fisher, Bogg
and Creveling are still ice.smashing be.
tween here and Carondolet, but there arc
no adVices at this writing that they got
through, nor is there anything definite as
to the Petrel. The gorge can't last long,
however, and steamers are taking freight.
Several are announced to leave to morrow.
If they start they will lie at the head of
the gorge till it breaks. I'm
CINCINNATI, February 20.-River 10
feet and falling; ice floating. The Robert
Burns left for Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, February 20.-River rising;
about s feet in the canal and G feet in the
chutes. Weather cloudy with a slight rain
this afternoon. The river is full Of float.
ing ice. Arrived: the Fl. S. Turner, from
New Orleans; Emma Floyd, from Mem.
phis; Champion, from Red river; Ben
Franklin came in from Cincinnati, the
first boat from that port since January 25.
Departed: the Anna Armadillo, Alice
Dean, Altoona, Minneola, J. L. Rankin,
Lawrence and Ada Heilman, for Cincin-
natl. All went to the bank this side Of
Twelve Mile Island to wait for the ice
to pass. They probably have gone on by
this time. The following leave to.mor.
row; Exchange, for Pittsburgh; Emma
Floyd and Champion, for Cincinnati; Ca.
melia, for Tennessee river; Warner and
barges, for Now Orleans. All OF the pack
cts resumed business to-day.
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The CincLnnali Chess Toarnamen,.

CINCINNATI, February aO.-The game
at the chess tournament, OF this city last
night, for the State championship, be.
tween Dr. l.. p. Meredith, OF that city,
and Max Judd, Of Cleveland, with Mere
dith moving first, resulted In Meredith
resigning at the forty fllth move; time OF
game, six hours. A. johnson, won two
games p, Hurst. The playing will con
tinue untilall the entries have played two
games with every person entering. The
winner orthe greatest number OF game
will be declared the champion. ~
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CHARLESTON.
Half the Convention Favor the Re.
-. pudiation of the Debt.

CINCINNATI, February 2O-The Con.
vention at Charleston, West Virginia, is
still engaged in discussing the finances.
It is equally divided as TO empowering
the Legislature to make provision for the
adjustment and payment to Virginia OF
the proportionate amount Of the debt OF
Virginia prior TO January, 1861. The
Convention yesterday adjourned without
coming to vote. The stars and stripes
rendered by New Yorker were received
and displayed on the walls of the Con.
vention hall. / i. sal,,aaf Ia
The Legislature yesterdayvisited Hunt
ington, w. Va, where they were. ban:
quoted by the citizens. ,t. H.a~
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THERE Is a story told at the expense Of
Mcdowell county in the Greenbrier In.
dependent
A gentleman who passed through that
country during the war, tells very good
anecdotc in connection with his trip. He
says that some soldiers stopped at a house
and one Of them gave lliIe boy n biscuit.
The little fellow held II in his hand, scruti.
nl2lng ii very closely for while, and
then walked tothe fire place, picked up
q chunk OF fire and sta rtcl out orthe door.
Being asked what he intended to do re.
,plied: u am going TO make this Col. .dar-
ned thing stick It's head out" He had
mistaken the buiscuit for a terrapin.
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SALT LAKE CITY.
The Question of Admitting Utah--
Hr The Japanese Embassy. ir

SALT LAKE CRY, February 9O-T'he
convention Tor the admission OF Utah
met, but did nothing important. Judge
Hayden, Of Nevada, opposed admission
and moved TO adjourn sine die. Tom
Fitch replied against adjournment and
finally obtained consent TO speak to.mor.
row In favor Of admission. ~ "a 3.'.E
Tho Embassy hope To leave on Wednes.
day morning. Judge Mexican, Mayor
Powell, the explorer, and other prominent
gentlemen leave on the same train.
z There was n tremendous rain and, wind
storm last. To-day, bright and warm.
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LATEH.

CINCINNATI, February eO.-The fire in
Merrill & Co.'s drug store will destroy or
damage nearly all the stock, the latter
principally by water, They will lose
about $4,000 on the stock and $40 600
on the building. The insurance will bo
a little less than the loss. ,.,',,
The loss Of ]. & Q. Reakirt and Rea.
kirt, Johnson & Gere, who occupy an
adjacent building, will be about $l5 900
by water; fully insured w. Drucker,
trunk manufacturer, who also occupies
an adjacent building, will lose $4,000
by water, Insured.
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ii! CINCINNATI.

p CINCINNATI, February 2O.-Wm. s
Merrill d Co.'s drug store, on Third street
two doors west Of the Burnet House, has
taken fire and willburn more than II did
at similar fire about four months ago.
The loss then was $4,000. More of the
house will burn this time than then, and
the loss will be heavier.
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dheGtteltias'rtsr,
THE Convention yesterday flnlshed thc
article on p taxation 8R'.E

The pressure of Charleston letters,
Council reports, advertisements, SO Is
so great this morning that we cannot
even slip in aword edgewisc on our own
account. +
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Effort TO Recaplure Forncy.

NEw YORK, February 2O.-The Herdl.rs
Washington dispatch says that II ia under.
stood that John W. Forney will be made
Postmaster General in place OF Crcswell.
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Irisia an established fact that 4 person
who is guilty Of squirting tobacco iuicc
in the house Of worship don't expect.to.
rate as a gentleman,
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UoR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE | reside In, on Main
street, between now and April !, 1879.
Por Isent-0nC Small Frame House aud one
Brick House, both on tho Island. Possession
given Immediately. Apply al THEODORE
FlNK'S Feed Store, on Quincy st. dec2S
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poRTY YEARS
HAS TESTED THE VALUE OF .
ID r. A. S.tTODDhS
Anti-Bllious and Liver Pill.
ONCE usED,
ONCE USED,
THEY ARE NEVER ABANDONED.

4HNJ dHH NNVHH dBHWULNhII
~ 'rt - HNA-aH. .flsftl
Used by thousands OF persons in this City and
Vicinity With great satisfaction aud success,
They have continually increased In favor, and
are acknowledged by many to bo
THE BEST PILL N0WZN USE.