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New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
TIE INTERNAL RETENCE FRA UDS.
SECRETARY BRISTOwS CHALLENGE.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 2S.-The following telegram


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-The following telegram
was received here yesterday:
WAsHINGTOS. n. c.. Nov. 27, 1873.
To s T. DYER United states DiS'r,cA HOrney at ~ Lohs
learn from the morning papers that III course of the
trial of William 0. Avery yesterday. witness mentioned
rumor that was interested dstillery or liquor
house at Louisville, KY substantially the same ruinor
Was circulated Louis by corrupt officials and guilty
disters their COnfederatcs and friends last SPRING OBJ
viousy the purpose of breaking the force roceeDgs
against them long the matter rested III mere street
rmor or III the columns OF newspapers friendly 10 the
Ring could properly take notice OF II; put now thht
il has been court appears, al the instance
of ndic officials deem proper request that every
person whose name has been or can be gwen
YOU as having knowledge of such alleged iacts
shall be brought before the Grand jury ana
subjected to the most rigid examination. Tue
statement is absolutely and unqualiedly false, so
TAR as IL affects ne; bat do not desire Ia allow the mat
fer 10 rest upon my denial beg % repeat The request
heretofore communicated to yOu that these frauds on W
Government snail be pTObrd 10 the very bottom; ihut
every ramcaton OF the Ring shall he followed IN every
part from beginning to end aud that no one having con
nccton with guilty knowledge OF its operations sian
br ncr1Dted to escape So far ~ this department Is
concerned ask that every allegation against any oihcer
of H. from head to its hUmblest empoye, be tho-
Ouefly investigated and vigorously prosecuted II any
ground cXss therefor. have read TINS 10 the frrSi-
dent who repeats ms injunction let no guilty man
es1aue" y. H. BRIsToW,
Secretary of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

jority of tho members the Committee were opposed TO
signing the report and some Of them told aTKiBUSk re-
porter yesterday that under no circumstances would
they put .iielr names 10 such document, when the
representative OF the Acknowledgement had de-
cnref that the whole affair needed in-
yrstigarion by the courts. The Committee therefore
determined suppress the report left unsigned asd
sept word To the several spaper offices 10 leave ne
document unpublished The Committee finally agreed 10
meet tomorrow and talk the matter THIS acton Is
iect for the present, and tie responsibility OF taxing
action In the matter will be left % the new common
Colncl which will take Office on Jan. L. 1876. As the
new Council ia antagonstic To the Ring thlS equNh
lent to complete abandonment OF this notorious ana OK
trayagaut scheme
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
THE pAcrFICs OFFICERS BLAMED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-The coroners jury
on the body OF j. Farrell, victim of the Pacific
disaster found that the Pacific would not have been
damaged by the collision with the Orpheus II she had
been sound and substantial steamer; that the coson
wes caused by improper steering Of the Orpheus; that
the watch on the deck Of the Pacific was insuhoet IN
number keep proper lookout consisting ony OF ud
tbe fri-Inae young man OF doubtful experience; ihai
tLe Pacific had about 23s passengers on boad ana nsd
ve hnats whose utmost capacity dd not exceed 100;
thai The boats wers not and could not be lowered by an
ndsciplined and insufficient crew and thai the captain
~ ,h ornhous sailed away without trying To- ascertain
a -hst damage was done to the Paoinc.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
THE UFupsTg,p RESERVOIR JOB.


An AIDFRNiANIC COMMITTEE REsCINDS IT'S ACTION
RTCoMNiENDING TIE APPROPRIATION OF $500
900 TO CONTINUE TIE WORK-A RESULT OF TIE
REPORT OF MR.. PARSONS.
The members of the old Water Board Of
Brooklyn, charged with Illegal participation In the
Hampstead Reservoir contract the contractors to whom
was given the work. and other persons IN Brooklyn who
are accused OF being connected with frauds upon the
Brooklyn Treasury, have apparently become frightened
At the serious aspect Of the proceedings against Them
nd although they declare they have nothing TO fear,
they give evidence In various ways of their disay aud
apprebepson One of Che first results OF the report of
Mr. Parsons to the Attorney General appears in the ac-
ton Of the Joint Committee on Law ana Drainage o the
BROOKLYN City Council, 10 which referred the guts-
tion whether the city should expend 100000 moro 10
complete the Hampstead Reservoir or the ii members
who compose the Committee. .one-hai-Aldcrmen Deh's
Strong, French, Dwyer, Donovan, shipman, Pati and
Hi-met on Saturday night to consider report which
they had agreed TO present for adoption TO
the Common Council to-day. This document, after re-
viewing the whole subject and mentioning the need OF
new reservoir speaks Of the present ineoupeed con-
ditjon of the works. and recommends that SoOOooo he
aprroprated Iish IT, This, II II declared, should IN
oludge all arresrages, such the claim OF the con
tractors for $500 Tor extra work. Alderman Ripley
Rope who was invited 10 act with the Committee, look
the ground that dam should first he completed with
the necessary stoneacng aud the power OF the rescr
yor 10 hold water be tested before any moro work should
be done IL would only coet about 100000 to test the
work already DONE and the feasibility OF increasing
the capacity 800 100000 gallons more tan was at hrnt
contemplated could be determined. Afier pfolohsed
discussion IT was finally decided to present the report
for adoptlon TO the Common Council at lite meeting To-
day
The report which had been put in type, was sent on
Saturday night TO oil the Brooklyn newspaper onces, for
publication on Monday in anticipation OF its being acted
upon at the session this afternoon. But the question was
raised yesterday whether the action OF those members OF
the Committee who met Saturday night WAS binding,
u no quorum was preseut II Vas declared that ma
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
OLYMPIC THEATER.

The singing of Miss Henrietta Mollenhauer
has Of late been interesting feature IN the entertain
ment gwen at the Olympic Theater. The ady Is 'he
daughter Of Frederick MOllenhauer, the dsunS shed
vont who is now blind and whose welfare is dependent
ON his daughters success-whch, 1t is pleasant to record
has been considerable Miss Mollenhauer adds talent 10
worth and 40 merits prosperity Tonight at the olympic
Theaer tho handsome and brave gymnast' Mile Leoha
Dare viii make her reappoarance, and MF L. NJ nan
described as the monarch Of banoisis VIII ascend MS
resopaot throne This theater, under the management
OF sr Jo,u T. Poole i, one of the most prosperous In
tho city.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
WAIIACK'S 1UEATER.

There will be no change here for the present.
A., walaok ia accredited with the intention of present
,n Bosom Friends" "Csncarty" and other pieces OF
ne best ordcr but he adheres to Caste which
!, the best comedy that has been written in English
within tho present generation, and which receives
Thoroughly competent Interpretation at Wallack :
Theater Mr.. Becketts natural and mvoluntariiy hu-
MARQUIS Dpersonaton OF Ecclcs has been the theme OF
,srs nrsiso and public enjoyment and Mr.. Montague.
Mr. Stevenson Mr. Holland, Miss Dyas. Miss GeImon'
and Madam Ponis sustain the performance at the same
even level of high merit which attained at the outset
The public has luxury within its reach, at Wallacks
Thsaier and ought to improve its privilege.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THOMAs'S MATINEE.

The first orchestral matinee of the season
"a, siyon by Theodore Thomas at steinway Hall on
saturday before audience Of about thousand people
reero was an especially interesting programme, which
mad some logical meaning Thomass programmes
generally have and exceptionally fine and brilliant
performance the following being the selections;
l. OvertuIe. "Conseoration Of the House ~" Beethoven
2 Aria, "Esurientcs implevit bonis ......-.-..bach
Nine. Antonctte Sterling
. 0'"' Messrs. wehner sni Lockwood.
symphony In tst NO snhmhari
a. Es war Elm kSnig m Thnle "....'.....''..hszt
G. Bale, and wedding music, from the opera p,,,,.
"Feramors." (new). .kuoms'en
n, Torehight dance Of the Brides of Cashmere.
Icl SECOND dance of Bsysderes
tdl Wedding Procession.
r. Overture. "Tannhauser
The ea feature of the concert the superb execu
,op OF the Schumann symphony, every page OF which
%. rendered rot merely with unimpeachabe precision
M, with that beauty OF tone which never hear
from any orchestra except ThOmass, and with spirit
,o,rness and breadth OF expression which even t,is
,sautl band attains only in its happest momsnts The
.wo oyertures were also magnifcenty played and the
hsrmug unpublished concerto % Mozars for flute and
harp rst produced at OF the garden concerts last
summer gave Interesting exhibition of the ability of
two Of the bet members Of the orchestra. The remain
,ng i,SIrumenta number, consisting OF four selections
,-om Rubn-tein'so pera of "Feramors," an entire
,oyelty All the movementssare perfectly unbackneyed
an. themes being fIesh and pleasing. while the instru
maniaou abounds in striking and original, yet never
,,rayagant effects and in strong oriental coloring
rhere is variety in the four pieces and constantly aug
snting interest. the Wedding Procession, with which
m. secctons close being perhaps the most stirring OF
al We have no doubt the music is destined for an ex-
t.o.iye and prolonged popularity.
Ta aria from Bachs Magnifcat" in ID is one OF the
.bles pieces that great work 1t is virtually trio
,ueen an alto voice and two flutes, with string ac-
commitment this latter being added by Robert Franz,
hle the Hue parts Bach's In its proper place
M, aria "a beautiful and effective. yet We doubt whether
il bears separation from its context Nine sterling Ger
,,nv did not succeed in impressing her audience with
\ She did much better with schuberts dramatic song,
aTbe Crusade" and Liszi's famous King in Thule"
,b which sho sings with intelligence and feeling She
ave an English ballad for encore The piano accom-
oan,ments for the three songs played by Mr. Emil
soilcnbauer one of Thomas's first violinsts.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CISCIyNATI. Nov. 2s.-Tho total number of hogs
ssnrhtoIed since Nov is l229l5. same time last year.
l35,I24.
BosTos, Nov. 2s.-A fine bark, named Stonewsll
fact on WI. launched Yesterday yard of D. o. Kelly
az Eas Boston thousand people assembled to witness
the launching.
PoRT JFRvIs. n. Y, Nov. 2S-A report published
here that Dewitt of Deckc5town ~ had been arrest
and the ewt0n jail fcf attempting 10 Kali his WIFE,
rs without the slightest foundation.
UTICA, NY, Nov. 28.-ln the matter OF the charges
preferred against the Board Of Police and Pro
~ hi. city Miles g. lOns,ock o the board and Alnei
man William Weaver. the Mayor has dismissed tho com
pianI alter long investigation.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
PROTECTION DEMANDED IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Nov. 28.-The Ontario manufac-
turers meeting is closed Resolutions were adopted az
rniug that American farm produce should not be ad
mitte free while Canadian produce is taxed on crossing
the border Another asks for sricer customs rcgula-
tons, prevent fraud in the way OF underyaluaton,
and another proposes encourage the production Of
iron by duty OF 50 per ton imported pig Iron also
Government bonus 10 he continued for ten years OF ~
FOR every ton produced in Cansda from the ore The
next resolution the manufacturers demand at 20
per cent goods imported from tue mother e0un-
try goods from any foreign country To be taxed az
acty fhe figure imposed by such foreign country on
Canadian goods of the came kinds.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

Nov. 27-Sugar- Market Oponef with demand
closing steady. Nos 10 10 ~ n. i3x
dIi y reals T. arroba Molssses Sugar Nos 10 lO49l1
reals gal sugars Nos 10 10 H. l4A3l5 reals
roba in boxes and l3 reals in hhd stock wsrehou.s
and Matanza 06l3 boxes and 100 hnd receipts
Of the week. 6B5 and "a hd exports Of tho wesk
80 hhds including l00j boxes and l78
hhd- the United States Bacon, $i30 S4S cw Butter
S50Ss70 qunta for American Four s@5 y bb for Ameri
Ian in kegs SO d$4G 80 quinsl in tins 500
sjl Potatoes, 81 5OdsS bb Wax, yellow, sll 50SSI5
aTroba Onions, $40 y Dbl for American. Naval
active Empty h0gsheads 5OnS9 Lumber duh mont.
nal shocks fiat Box 9d92 reals, sugar Hogshess 1901
reals. Molasses Ilhds - G2J reals White Navy Beans
d2Ss reals arrobs Chewing 1obao $50 Guinta
Corn, l0H6 reals arrobe. Hoops hst at $3.50 M
Freights active for the United states Spanish Cold
2l2d2l2 Exchange quiet the United States 90 days.
1895 short sight ga l0l prem
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

MADRID, Nov. %, 1873.
A Cabinet council, at which the King was
present, was held yesterday.
1t was resolved that decree conyoklng the Cortes
should be promulgated before Dee. 5.
s A change in the Cabinet also resolved upon.
Canovas del Castillo will reassne the Presidency OF the
Ministry this week o. Toreno, Mayor Of Madrid, be-
comes Minister OF Foreign Affairs. The King to-day
ferred the Order of the Golden Fleece Castillo.
The officers of the Royal staff have been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to accompany the King 10
the Army of the North on Dee. ..
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
THE LIBEL DENIED AT LOUISVILLE.

louisville, KY, Nov. 29-The Erening
Ledgcr SAYS Having seen in The CorieTJonrnaI the
statement Of Bcvs the tral Of Avery In progress
at ST. LOusof report that Secrtafy Bristow was inter-
esfed in the house NcwcOmb Buchanan Co.. Led9er
reporter visited DR. c. c. buchanan President OF the New
combBuchanan Company and called lis attention to the
statement made by Bevis Mr Buchanan sdld ne cohslu
cred the statement scarcely worthy of notice 1t being
uftcrlv false and unfUunded III fact, and tHt secretary
Iist0w has not now and never had any interest what
ever directly or indirectly, the hOuse OF NcWcOmb,
buchanan & Co.. in It's successor tle NeWcomD-bu-
nhnnnn CpuIpAnY.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
PARK THEATER.

Mrs. Florence is to take benefit here on
the 81 Of Deoeiuber-sctng hrs GiUoTy' In "ihe
Mighty Dollar land we doubt not there are many VINO
viii take advantage Of tho occasion 10 enjoy her Jolly per
forinauce which is richly fraught with the droefy Oi
burlesgoe and with bouncing good-naure ana 10 teS'y
in practical way 20 their appreciation OF an actress VINO
has 1oe much 10 am,e and nothing to degrade the taste
o. her time TIE Mighty Dollar" mas tnrce weeks Sot
TO run 1he debut Of Mr. oasey Hall Is assigned We
belirye, for Dec. 20.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND HAIRY GILMoR
SHAKE HANDS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S.-During the obsequies
Of the Vice President at the city Hall Friday. Major
Harry Gilmor, a welknown and conspicuous COnfeder-
ate cavalry officer during the late war; was introduced to
Frederick Douglass. morning paper says the follow
ing occurred: "The Major said, 'Mr Douglass, let
shake hands across the bloody chasm Mr. Douglass
Piled NO. Major Gilmor, there il bloody chas; let
us shake hands across free country"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
IMPEACHMENT OF STATE OFFICERS.

WHEELING, Va, Nov. 2S.-Artlces Of I'M
peachment against John :. Burett, Treasurer Of this
state were adopted night by the House Of Deegates
Ills ease will 20 the Senate Tor trial Articles of in-
peachfncnt against H. \. Bennett, state Auditor, VIII ne
voted on tomorrow Tho charges against the gentlemen
consist in abusing the powers O their Offices and pcryert
ing the influence OF their official positions to their own
piKr 4fa INF,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
HJDyIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OyTtcy OY TIE CHEZ SIGNAL OyFICgR. :
WAsUINoToN ID. c., Monday. Nov 20, 1871 An
Prob0bntties .
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rains, followed by rapidly
rising barometer brisk and high northwest To- norbeas
Winds decidedly cold clearing weather ana IN to CIV
Gulf States n severe I" n0rther." ,..
For Tennesses he ohio Valley the lake region. and ms
Htdd, states rising and high barometer bftsk 0nd NUN
northeast northwest Winds, decdediy cold, Clear ~
clearing weather. 49,
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
clear and decidedly cold weather, high barometer nortn
erly Winds shifting east and SOUTH followed by fsinS
bsromt ter and rising temperature. -
For New England rising barometer, winh soiItins 20
and north and increasing TO brisk and hish win
cea ring and decidedly cold weather.
For Canal regions of Indiana, Ohio virginia, Mary
land Pennsylvania NewYork aud NewJersey, the tenn
peraire will fall cOnsidcra below freezing Monday
night.
Csutionsry signals continue at Indian0la Galveston.
Grand Haven. along Lakes Huron Erie, and Ontario.
aud ordered along the coast fr Virginia " Maine
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
EAGLE THEATER.

Miss Julia Mathews. making her reappear-
ence At Mr. Josh Barts Thcacr tonight will repeat her
genial mpersonation OF Jeny Lind in the burlesque OF
that nae and viii eniyen the public with her agreeape
yOoalism Mr. MacdermOt remains at TINS theater' ana
will sirss comic songs-in which he excels lrlal by
Jury has been laid aside The programme OF enter
tanment ia stuffed with pleasant incidents, at the Eagle
Theater and the company i numerous aud efficient.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
COLLISION IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.


The British iron tuIret ship Monarch of the
Channel Fleet In collision to-day with the Holden
from Pensacola for London The Holden was badly
damaged, her bows being smashed ill., The man-ofwar
was also seriously injured, and both vessels have put
into this haIbcr.
The Holdns officers assert that the Monarch trled 10
cross their bows and after the collision steamed away
without Offering assistance.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
DEFENSE OF THE WAINWRIGHT BROTHERS.


The trial of Henry and Thomas Wainwright
for the murder Harriet Lane In Whcchspoi road last
year ia progressing at the Central Criminal Court pre-
sided over by Lord ChefJustice COckburn The prosccu
ton cosed their ease to-day. Tie counsel of Henry
Wainwright then opened with speech four hours and
half long He developed new theory OF defense,
relying upon the nsucency of the Identification Of the
remains insufficient proof of the murder aud the ncom-
pleteness OF the chain Of clrcunstantial evidence
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs

Light will be thrown upon the school ques-
op ~ the Opera House OF the San Francisco MnStres
ny Mr. Add Ryman and the company led 10y Mr.. Backus
and Mr. Birch Will present divers fafces-" The -Four
Eramps" Talent on a Bust" " Life UP Town. ana
others The moments never dun that pass III the
eruia society of the meriy-maldng Ministries here as
l.inhleh
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
u 1RRIED.

FACKIER-DAVENPORT-I Hartford. at the Catholic
Apostolic Chapel. Wednesday, Nov ~ BY she Rev. d.
NJ Fackler David Parks Farkler OF New-YoTk. and
LEzlbeh Leyeret daughter OF the Rev John Davenport
PEENE-B BREW ER-On Thursday Nov 25 at the rosdenc1
brides parents By the Rev asey Moore Of Harlem
Joseph Perue jr OF SOnkers To Ella daughter OF John
Brewer. esq, OF Brooklyn.
SMTTII-SAXTON-At Anshuin Cal Nov. 81. by the Rev,
J. NJ Allis, A. Guy Smith OF Norwich. Conn., Mary 8.
daughter Of Edwin >. oaxtOn, formerly OF this city
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
TONY PASTORS THEATER.

Mr.. Tony Pastor gives his songs and char
aoter sketches rs usual has the cooperation OF his
numerous aud efficient variety company in long ana
well-diyersi6e1 programme.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-The French Government
has granted permission TO the General TRANSATLANTIC
Companys steamers to call at Plymouth on both out
ward and homeward voyages.
A very curious work has been published in
Japan entitled Bemmo" IL is bitter assault upon
Christianity and has been severely condemned even by
tiVaW
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
LYCEUM THEATER.

Last week at the Lyceum was devoted to
"Lcs Deux Orphelines," which we'll acted and which
deserved substantial than 1t gained "Da-
lla" La Prncesse Georges" and "Nos Intimes will
fll up evenings here till the arrival Of Mr. Fechter.
whose rc6ntrance the NewYork stage WILL 1t is ex-
pected, arouse unusual public interest.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
THIRD AVENUE THEATER.

An exposition of Negro Minstrelsy has come
upon this theater, Mr.. ]. W. McAndrews Mr. *. T..
Nudge. and others being prominent merry and success
ful this line Uncle Eph's Dream" is feature OF
the current programme. Good singing may he heard
here, and the entertainment is various and civilized
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
POPULAR MEETINGS IN PARIS.

PARIS. Saturday, Nov. =, $50.
The JowHaI O0icel to-day says that tho
Governor OF Paris after consultation With the Council
OF Minister'S has resolved to prevent all meetings OF
character to excite disorders This is evidently aimed at
Paul de Cassagnacs recent Bonsparst speech at Belle
yIle and radical counter-demonsraton now organz-
ing here.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
BOOTHS THEATER.

Little Emily" has been carefully prepared,
and The cast Of its parts includes Mr. +. b. warde Mr.
wesvor, Mr. O. LeOlercq, Miss Ross Rand. Miss Mary
Wells. Mlss Holsn Tracy and Miss Bessie Darling Mr..
Rowe. aotins Aleao1sr eeots his rcsntrence on this
HsxH rAegt bs ns1s brilliant bit last rear. hps.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
HOSTUITIES SUSPENDED IN MALACCA.
LONDON. MondnY Nov. 29-53O N.

A dispatch to The Times from Rangoon says
large reGuorcements OF British troops from Hong Kong
have arrived mt Persk
Gov Jervols has issued pacific proclamation HoSti-
ties are suspended pending the OF the native
chiefs TO the British demands and the arrival OF re-
endorsements from India.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

The Daily Telegram, which has built up for
Itself very largo afternoon circulation VAS Issued yes
terday morning for the first time Sunday paper, with
,ovo feature In the grstutols advertisement Of
tain cisssos Of wap s circulation Is said to have beeL
oyar 100000 copies
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
BROOKLYN THEATER.

At this house-where, recently, some excel
lent acting has been seen-Messrs. Shook Palmer viii
this week present with strong cast the exciting melc
drama OF The Two Orphans"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
mrnGE DuRELHs PLACE

ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.-Recommendation
have been numerousy signed by the leading shipping
men, merchants and lawyers OF this city. asking Pres-
dent Grant appoint Emmet Craig wellknown lawyer
and United states Commissioner, 20 the United states
District Judgshp made vacant by the resignation OF
Judge DuTcu
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET

PROVIDENCE r. L. Nov. 27.-Irntins Cloths market
active during the past week. with larger sales Of spot go
inquiry Tor futures prices ruling steady at -c 10
spots and 2c o. days for future de STANDARD
Extra 6iX6i sales Of the week foot 155600 peces
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
So prevalent and SO fatal h

So prevalent and so fatal has consumption
hero ea led the great
of humanity. And their formative stages all pulmonary
complaints readily relieved and controlled by resoriiDg
promptly bE. JAYNEs EyPEcToPAN-s curative specially
adapted soohe and strengthen the bronchial tubes sy ip
hammation and loosen and remove all distractions II
remedy for asthma and also for coughs and ools