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Good Thtmgs Neafraiised.

We are in the habit Of hearing people
say, anent any little disappointment, "Oh,
well, 1t won't do to be too happy" a
careless speech, which, however, il some
times seems, has its justification in the
curious blending Of the agreeable and
the disagreeable that prevails the world
over. DO you object to the keen cold OF
the North? Go South, and find snakes
and centipedes. Even in Rome, where
the very ruins are more glorious than the
best achievements of the rest of the
world, malaria turks in the air outside
the walls, and, within them, how doth
the little busy flea improve each shining
hour? California is less talked about now
as the land of gold than As the land OF
perfect atmosphere. The air there it is a
delight to breathe. 1t exhiliIates you.
1t is perpetual champagne which never
quite intoxicates. One enthusiastic
writer has said that the crowning misery
of life was to die in California, because
YOU must cease to breathe the air of balm
which made you long to live forever.
But think of the nuisances there which
offset this enchanting climate. Ants are
one. Frequently food can only he pre-
served by hanging upin bag, or placing
it in cupboards which stand on legs in
serted in vessels OF water. Summer
brings its plague of impalpable dust
and winter one of iathomless mud-tleas
are as busy as in Rome, and in their sea
son mosquitoes and gnats hold high car
nival. 80 the most conscientious person
who has sensitive skin, as well as SEN
sitive conscience, might, after all, seek
that intoxicating air without much dan
ger of being too happy there.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Rcms fres, the Smrffnl.,

The committee to treat with the Sioux has
been increased 10 eight members. As Il was
not known who would accept Invitations
needed. Eight Gually accepted. The fol.
lowing are the names; VIM. u. Allison, Iowa;
Bishop .. H. Amcs, Maryland; y. W. Pal.
mer, Illinois, Brigadier.General Alfred ~.
Terry, United States Army; Hon. Ahram
Comiugs, Missouri Rev. :. u. lIinmnn,
Dakota; q. 7. Beauvuis, Missouri John W..
O'Iirine, New York Joe W. Dryer wus
appointed Secretary. The salary Of each
will be eight dollars q day, with allowance
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Crfpn Snai Record.

The iury in the ease Of the Mempbis or.
press robbcrs ba. returned a v.rd;c, son.
fencing Matt. Morris and Edward Jobnson
10 tventy.one wears. Henry Jobnson. col.
ored. twenty wears. and .Iobn Woods 70 ten
wears imprisonment at hard labor in the
penitentiary. Il is said that eight of the
Jurors were in favor of hanging Morris and
Edward johnson.
A Frenchmau named Bell was fatally
stabbed and robbed by a Winnebago sausw.
while asIeep in his house. near Decatur.
Nebraska. a few d,ys ago. The whole camp
of Indians was arrested.
Mrs. Sarah Daniels. of Lowell. Mass. was
shot twice by her husband. John q. Daniels,
wbo nftervard 6r.d tvo hail. into hi. o,,.,
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he pluck to keep his official life as ,ru.,

the pluck to keep his official life as a trust
irreproachable, pure.
year here, nor next year throughout the
country.
When that consummation is reached, and
the words Of peace, hitherto 80 delusive To
North and South, shall have real meaning,
even General Grant, upon his own political
demise, turning to the new Democratic order
aud is representative, may say as the Fourth
Henry said to his son Harry:
---IIeaven knows
BY what by-path- and indirect crosked ways
I met the crown r
How came by the erown-O God forgive
Aud grant Il may with thee IN frBe peace live.
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From the Fo ~,

On the day before Bunker IIill anniversary
at Boston, an immense crowd was in the city.
Speeches were made 10y Mayor Cobb and
Governor CASTOR, which were responded to
by col. Andrews, Of South Carolina, and
Gen. fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia. Speeches
we're also made by Vice President Wilson,
aud Generals sherman, Burnside, and Kill
.t..,l
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Tnr towns of Swanzey and Somerset,
Massachusetts, aud Warren aud Barring
ton, Rhode Island, all originally Swanzey,
observed the 22d of June as the two hun
dreth anniversary OF the commencement
Of the Indian war, in 1913.
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Personalities.

Bishop McCloskey, Of Louisville, and
Judge Stanley Matthews, Of Cincinnati, have
sailed for Europe.
. The evangelist Whittle has been holding
revival meetings at Little Rock, Ark. Great
religious interest il manifested.
Prof. John Trip walked 100 miles in
twenty-five hours aud nine minutes on the
track of the Eastern Dutchess Agricultural
Association at Armenia, y. y.
Philip L. Harris, Of New York, received
the following telegram from Cyrus W. Field /;
"IIyERrooI, June l9--l am just of in the
liothnia. Lady Franklin is dangerously i'll
in London, aud requests the churches in
America to offer prayers for her"
4 muddlc has been caused at Richmond,
Va, over the death OF a lady patient who
was differently treated by Drs. Hunter
Maguirc, j. 5. Wexford, and Magill, all
eminent practitioners. The former is
accused by the others Of causing the death
Of the lady by opium poisoning. Hard
words passed, and the matter was brought
before the Academy Of Medicine, and duel
between Mcguire and Wexford was said to
he probable, though each is placed under
81, 500 bonds to keep the peace.
Rev. DIR. Lore, editor of the Northern
Christian Idrocdie, is dead.
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biography Of an Eminent Womac

biography Of an Eminent Womar.
Pat Contributor
In writing biographies Of eminent
women IL is fit that we begin with
mother Eve herself. Eve belonged to
one of the first families, in fact, the very
first. She was related to the first man,
on the Adam side, although she had
deep cause to regret that she ever left
Adams side. Philosophers. who have
probed deep into the subject connect
Ewes early career as a rib with the
female fondness for ribbon. Eve be-
came Mrs. Adam and they lived very
happily together for time. There was
no other woman for her to he jealous OF,
and her husband wasn't pestered with
drcss-makcr's bills. She wasn't tortured
by discovering love letters from unknown
females in Adams coat pockets, and
Adam never blew her up because but
tons weren't sewed on. Eve never saw
fashion book or fashion plate, never
wore high heeled shoes (sbc made slip,
but couldn't make a slipper or boots; ;
and il there had been lots Of newspapers
printed, she wouldn't have known how
to make back numbers available. IL
never occurred to her To go INTO the lec-
ture field, and as for voting she didnt
know what il meant. II they were going
out to an evening party she oiun keep
Adam waiting for her TO dress until ne
was ready TO Adam eVerys"spe' ana ne
was never known 10 come oo"n nome
with another man ; hat or overcoat on
How Eve could nave hved without
some other woman 10 gossip WIN, IL IL
hard 10 understand NJ this uay, pu' she
did' Adam Is supposed 10 nave hep'i"a
glow OF continual happiness by the re-
fiectlon that he hadnt any mother-ih-iaw
hanging around, ana couldn't nave
Oh, but these delightful DAYS when
our hrst parents, IN their ignorance anu
simpleity' wandered ABOUT hoen arA'
haha 'n manu- eis.",''"s 'ae 'nP'o'o
'hen'' ''a' "'s"' W MAUI "so =.
avenue 'here '','nei ,or al ,n'"."' r
PIPE ihey m'sn' n"'e nau pan W.
ming up i'eei Tie.A 'o' "'"' ". INV.
inoie y n'''e VIou 80 &c W ~
'ho'nei r''. 'i,P'o'e' en ""e" wv
""'ue',"s ~ ''u'"' VOC
ing 'ooie'! 'oi nc, W :" P''n' P, o'
.ne'e "eie no ''o,"'' W ve "'e W
ior the iittie hcathch ""e'i enc Sc'''o-
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A SWISS newspaper announces that the
body of John Blackiord, AN American
actor, who was lost three years ago In
trying to asoeih Mont Blanc without
guides, was found in an immense block
of ice which recently fell from the noun
tain. The body j. thoroughly pre-
served.
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Generai Brerifies.

After long debate ia the New Hampshire
House, u resolution, reported by u majority
Of the Committee on Elections, that Ray
mond aud Harding, Democrats, were not en-
titled to seats, was passed d-yeas l33; nays
1856.
In the Maine Republican State Conven-
tion, which recently met at Portland, the
committees reported series Of resolutions
which we're adopted, and are strong in party
tone. The salient poiats are rs follows:
That the union Of the States must be main.
tanned at all hazards; that the government
is that Of a nation, not of confederacy ;
that local self.goyernment, in matters purely
local, must he adhered to that there can Ice
no legitimate conflict between the powers
of the nation aud OF any State that sound
currency, based on coin and r,ieemable in
coin, is essential tc the prosperity Of the
people, and that most kindly aud fraternal
relations should be cultivated between all
sections of the country. Upon the hrst bat
lot General S,ld,n Conner Was nominated
for Governor, receiving ~ out Of 5o2 votes,
The Court Of Appeals, at Albany n. Y,
has unanimously reversed th. Judgment Of
the supreme Court in the ease Of William
NJ. Tweed, aud has ordered his discharge
The decision creates intense excitement.
The recent Democratic Convention of
Ohio nominated William Allen for Governor,
and samuel +. Cary for Lieutenant-iov.
ernor The platform fayors the protection
of government to all citizens, without regard
to race or color, or previous condition Of
seryitude the limitation Of the Presidents
services to one term and salary OF S25,O00
no grants of land or money by government
to railway, steamship, or other companies !;
the extinction Of the present national
banks, aud the establishment of free banks
Of discount aud deposit, only under such
regulations as the State may prescribe, and
no paper currency except such as may he is-
sued directly upon the faith OF the general
government; the reception OF legal tenders
for all public dues, except where respect for
the obligation Of contracts requires pay.
ment in coin; the retirement Of all national
hank circulation, aud the issue of legal ten.
ders in their place the complete separation
of Church aud State, religious independence
aud absolute freedom of opinion, equal and
/ exact Justice TO all religious societies, aud
purely secular education at the expense OF
| the taxpayer, without division Of the school
fund, etc.
/ ON the morningof June ls, between nine
aud eleven O'Clock, shocks Of an earth
quake were felt over the States Of Indiana
aud ohio.
FSreig. Hess.
The American Rihe Team arrived al Cork
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An Omaha dispatch says that on the iith,
immense clouds Of grasshoppers made their
appearance, flying northwsrd over that
place. Immense swarms have appeared in
Plsttsmouth, Nebraska, and are destroying
everything. They are moving northward.
But few alighted in the immediate vicinity
Of Omaha, bat immense clouds cover the
fields aud woods near Florence, eight miles
above there. Great numbers Of them have
been examined, and every one has many Of
the cred parasites on them, eating odt
their yitals.
A big storm in the vicinity Of Omaha, on
the 18th, swept away all the bridges over
the stream except one, In that vicinity.
Johanna Goldstet was drowned while at
tempting TO cross North Omaha creek.
General Pope has written letter to the
authorities Of Washington, transmitting the
reports Of the commanding officers Of the
Wichita, Cheyenns, and Arrapahoe agencies.
The condition Of affairs is bad, and the In
disns are reported on the point Of starya-
tim
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Fires.


One OF the most DISASTROUS ni'S 'h"' mas
visited Edgcheld, Tennessee ior several
years occurred at the corner OF Fillmore
street and Bridge avenue recently, burning
the entire block, including several o.ner
buildings in the immediate neighborhood' on
the opposite side OF the avenue
destructive fire occurred at lud'ng'on'
Michigan, few morning since. Inc losses
include the dry goods store oi H. W. ""su'
nov, $500; insurance, so'o"oi James :
Bush, dry goods, Shvoi Insurance. sS'O"o'
William Young, restaurant, SS'""i insnr'
ance; 5000, and several other smaller
amounts. Total loss, including building
probably $4,000.
A Toronto, Ont, dispatch says that the
steam mills OF Edwards * Co, on the o'thw"
river, have been destroyed by fire, with eight
u"e'ing nooso'' suao''S' a"' s'AS "ioua"" s
i.e' o, ,umoer, ~. P'ope'E "''Ors'u ~
W. - iu~a''s ~ va ""o'' oooo ,o - ''"'
"'a''u AZ e-'oop' '',a",.' ,n"s,I.a 81 ra..;
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From the south.

The Grand Jury at New Orleans has pre-
scented four indictments against the state
Auditor, Charles Clinton-two for misde.
meanor in office, one for eStortion under the
color Of office, and one for embezzlng $50,
GoO Of State funds. The bail has been fixed
at sl3. 500. Governor Kellogg has addressed
formal request TO the Judge Of the Superior
Criminal Court, to extend the present term
or call an extra session Of his court, for the
purpose Of bringing the charges against
State Auditor Clinton to an immediate trial.
lie also instructed the Attorney-General to
prosecute the ease without delay.
The Galveston Neus' Brownsville special
srys: The news from Mexico shows "a
revolutionary spirit prevailing now. II is
believed that General fucro will not come to
the frontier. The body Of Mcmahon, n
school teacher, was found near Mesquite
Parish. The head, arms, and legs were
severed from the body. one Of the raiders
/ kilied by McNecl,s men had on McMahon's
clothes. This act will he established by
niidayiis. The result Of McNeely fight is
thirteen McNicans killed and one wounded.
II improved upon investigation. McNeely's
company is encamped near the point where
the railroad crosses the Resaca lie la Palma.
Cortina's followers are very mad at the de.
feat Of the raiders by MrNccly, and swear
that they will have three for one. some OF
the recaptur,d catrle belong To men living
more than two hundred miles FROM the Rio
Grande. The stock in Western Texas are
very much scattered for want Of attention
the hcrl,men fearing the Mexican raiders.
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Accidents aaa Jacsdsnfs.

A dispatch from New BrunsSick says that
John Bent, lighthouse keeper, II, kaySorth,
Geo. N. Trenholm. and 7. G. Barnes, a mer.
chant Of Bay Nestes, were drowned while
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Foreign lfenss.

The American Rihe Team arrived al Cork
on the lith, and had a hearty wsicome from
the people. The members Of the team are
much graiiied at their reception, which ihey
say Is quite equal 10 the ovation given them
on their departure from New York,
, 1875-06-12
ArgaI advertisements.
NNOoONNONNoNNNoo-o-N -o-NNNo-NoJo-oo.oJo-
District GOurt Summons.
TERR!TORI- OF lPASRLNGr0N.L i.

TERRITORY OF WISHINGTON, g.
County ef Taiia-'rGila, ! '''
In tie District Cart Of The First Judicial District Of
Washington Tcrritory.
ADDIE PUNPELLY, Plaintiff, IS. JAMES T. B. Pun
r4ILE, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Ta
L JAMES Z. E.B.PUMPELLY, Defendant You are
hereby required toaIPesr action brought against
You by ADDIE PUNPEILY, Plaintitf in the District
Court of the First judicial District OF Washington
Territory, LOl!lng terms at the City OF Nalla Naa
in and fOr the counties of Nalla Walla and Whitman,
70 answer the complaint OF Plaintiff filed IN Nella
Walla cOunty, within twenty days after the service
OF this summons exclusive 0t the day Ct service II
not served il sad county, but IN said District IN
thirty duys Otherwise within sixty days, on the si
Plaintiff VIII take judgment against you 10y default,
according 10 the prayer OF tine complaint.
The sad action l. brought 10 Obtain a divorce on
the ground OF cruel treatment and for the custody OF
Charles T. PJnupelly AM John d. Pumpe!iy, minor
children and change Of name, and fOr Sj0attorneys
fees and for costs And you hereby notified that
unless YOU appear and answer the said complaint Is
above required, the prayers Ol tie Plaintiff VIII be
gr,tutel.
Ordered published in the Walla Walla SrvTEs'l,S
for SIN successive weeks Order datel June ~ 49,
Witness the Hon. =. c. NINGlED, JuIsv ul
the District Court Of the ri, ST Judicial
Il. 81 District Of Washington Territory, and the
Seal al sad Curt affixed, this Sth day o
My, y ID. lS7j-
y REEVES AYRES, C.eIk.
CATION & NASH,
Attorneys fur Plaintiff 26-6w
, 1875-06-12

chances Of sinking under the load Of our golden
harvest.
srp M l.utifIII streams OF the purest water has
tsnns, down fJrf the mountains and cOursing their
way 20 the " Great River OF the vest" Our climate
!, iry and healthy and the atmosphere the Purest
With all these advantages II our iaYor, u Is not
strange that re love the land we hve IN and labor &c
Jaak, X PROSPEROUS and build up happy homes.
Returning 70 the gentlemen who represent the o.
: y COMPANY. have TO say that We invited them
10 our council room, and there h1n 1ree and salts
ftc:Cry interchange Of views. We tod them our
wants and Ierssites and reasoned together and We
believe that the result will lie mutually beneficial
Intelligent far reaching gentlemen, they realize that
their interest interest, anu IN building us up
they add 70 their own prosperity
Capt. 2. B. johnson proposed the following volpn-
teeT toast
Tie B,,st,sss p.ea Of Vaiid HGltG, enterprising
gentlemen whose capacities exceed Their oppOEtuni-
ties.
Miles Moore was called for, and neatly and perti-
nentIy responded in behalf Of the business men
The next volunteer toast WIS as follows:
The pr,ss: The herald Of glad tidines and the
i.gr,.- of evil news May It's conductors ever rg-
reTnl-.r. that they control the word OF praise and
tie rod or oppression, AWAY esl elsiS that great
ROVER with malice toward n0ne with charity to
ward ALL
w. I. Mavfeid. Esq, responded on behalf of the
press and acguitted himself handsomely.
In the course of the evening Col Thompson, Gen.
J. W. sprague, S. N. Wait, Esq, Capt. J. w. Cor
man, and " T. Cation, Esq, responded 10 oompl-
nentary illusions in neat and pleasant speeches.
The music by Prof. BouIon's band contributed great
" 10 the enjoyment of the OCCASION The party Was
kept up to the 's wee small hours in the morning
and at the breaking up the unanlmous expression
was that II had been than ordinary pleasant
reunion. The citys guests were delighted, and sari
they had never been 50 well treated IL their lives.
, 1875-06-12
NOTICE FOR DESTgagBUTsOy
TEEaTTRY or WA-HINGTJN, : GO
CDugfy Of JGEu bHIJ,


COUNiygj UGEH bHEJ, !
IN PROBATE-Iu the matter OF the Estate Of
/ ALEXANDER MCKAY, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition " JAMES Ne
AULIFF, the Administrator of the Estate Of Al
EXANDER MCKAY, de7,eis i, setting forth tia: ht.
l.s filed his final aerount such Administrator, IN
the matter of sad Estate and that the same has been
duly audited, allowed aE! confirmed, and tia: pOr-
ton OF sad Estate remains to he divided among the
heirs Of sad deceased, AMI praying among other
things fr AN order Of distribution OF the residue OF
said Estate among the persons thereto enntl-d-
II Is ordered that all persons interested IN the
Estate OF the stii ALEXANDER MCKAY, de'77ts-
el be and appear before the Probate Court OF sad
county OF Walla Wala, in the city of W4lla Walla
the county seat Of sad county Of Walla Wala, on
WEDNESDAY, the lst day OF September, 1873, at
the hour OF 10 O'Clock Of SAID day, then and there
10 show cause why an Orler OF distribution should
not hc made Of the residue of the std Estate among
the heirs of the sail ALEX ANDEB MCKAY, de
ceased, according to Law
II Is further ordered that service Of this citation he
m,,de on parties unknown nOn-resfentS by pu"ii-
cation of this order IN the Wda Walla STATESMAN,
a weekly newspaper printed and published IN the
city and county of Waiii Walla, Washington Tenn
tory Tor four successive months p.ior 10 sad lt day
Of September, 1875.
Dated Malll Walla, May lst, 1879.
r. GCICHhRD,
a2-im Probate Judge.
, 1875-06-12
Our Distinguished Visitors
Banquet In Honor Of the President aud
Directors Of the d. y. y, COmpany

AZ an early hour on Sunday last, the President
and Directors of the o. S. N Company, accompanied
by number of distinguished gentlemen from The
Atlantic States arrived in city, and took quarters
at the 4" Slime House. The presence of so large
number OF gentlemen distinguished in business cir
cles, occasioned quite sensation. At once our lead
ing merchants and business men determined that an
Occasion like tins should not 60 unimproved, and ae-
eordingly word passed around that Il meeting
would be held at the Court House the following day
for the purpose of arranging for public entertain
ment 70 lie rendered the distinguished visitors.
Monday afternoon, at O'Clock, representatives. of
all the leading business houses met at the Court
House, and after general interchange of views it
was voted TO appoint committee of five to funds
and make arrangements for grand banquet, TO be
given at the Slime House, on Wednesday evening
Messrs. 5. Schwabaeher, W. P Adams, Frank
Paine, WIn. O'Donnel and Herbert johnson were
appointed sad committee, with full authority to
make all necessary arrangements.
These gentlemen entered upon the Discharge Of
their duties with viii, and with the cooperation of
Mr. O'Bren and lady, of the Stine House" they
succeeded IN getting up entertainment TINT fgr
splendor and elaborateness of detail ecpsed all pre-
vious demonstrations Of the kind given in this place
Wednesday evening, at O'Clock, the committee
ana Those who were invited assembled in the main
parlor Of the Hotel, where they found Capt Aims
worth, and Messrs. Thompson, Reed and Brace. of
! the o. : n Company. Accompanying the gentle
men of the o. S. y. Company was Mr.. a l. Pritch-
7r!, Treasurer, AMI Gen J. w. Sprgue, General
Superintendent Of the North Pacific An hour was
spent very pleasantly in converse with the distn-
grsi,hed visitors, relieved by music furnished by
/ Prof. BOulOns band.
, 1875-06-12
IIeaIth the source of Happiness.

The relaYatiOn of the nervous system, which
creates an indspOSitiOn 10 mental bodily action Is
OF very frequent occurrence. 1t is found that tor
pid liver debItatel stomach deranged bowels are
the great causes. For years DIR. HESLEY's GLE
BEaTED l. " l.. BITTERs has been successfully used
throughout the Unite1 States, an untillng re-
s;oratve and heaithtIvInS medicine restoring and
iuVIguTItug tho organs to their original strength.
IL has failed to restore 10 health and reluvlOr
ate the whole system. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
loss of appetite, general debility, rheumatism fever
aud ugue, disappear with It's As medicine tor
diseases arising from impure impoverished blood,
II Is without equal. They composed OF an
absolutely pure ditfusve stimulant, medicatel with
the extracts and juices of the most effective tonic,
and VIII prove safeguard against the attacks of
pgpsia and liver complaint. 26-lm
, 1875-06-12
Bankrupt Notice.

In The Dis'ri-y C.ly 1f H- Taie Satss to5 the Fjrs'
y1agjcidI DiS',7ci Of Washington TerT't9ry.
In the N1i,sr of ISHlW T. REESE, Bankrupt
7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That the third meet
ing OF the Creditors of sad Bankrupt, Will be held
at tine Court Room in the City of Nalla Malia,
county Of Haa WaIa, on the 2Sth day OF june 1873,
at the hour of O'Clock, P NJ, for the purposes
named in the 18th and 18th sections OF the Bankrupt
Act OF March y, 1867. o. Z. LAZY,
aG-3w Assignee
, 1875-06-12

s1a In VI A-lorsei by the Medical profes-
lives "&. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
az 5,rSs C''''.ii-s' Coils and Consumption, and
sIEY.> -rSI' " De Throat and Chest. DIR. TOWN
---NuTE, ''-AACHE ANODYNE cures in one
10y.