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A. sthe most remarkable epoch 10 the history a
America; that i would be celebrated by succeeding
generations as tho great anniversary festival" Tho
Committee on Restoration has invited American his.cr
ans, bographers and iferdti 10 10 present nj lndc
pentencc Hal tho I'd OF July, desiring that blo
graphical sketch Of every individual whose memory Is
associated with this building during the carly days Of
tho Republic might DO prepared aud deposited on thas
l. intended 10 give systematic or the his
tory OF the country chronological order. IL Is
pcctcd that over 200 authors will be in attendance.
GARD fROA WELSH
The Telegraph to day prints tho following card and
explanatory notc:--
N issue Of SATURDAY. last there Is article tho
relations the United states Centennial Commits
several pons professional and lay in
support ~ tho OF the Centennial Board OF Fi'
nance"
authority been given for the publication of these
opinions. for doing. The
mission hold opinions from professional gentlemen
o. high standing and while have f confidence In those
held by the Board Of Finance would have been unwilling
~ have put oe set Of opinions before the public without
their having been accompanied by the other
public has been made TO this
subject The commission and the Board OF Finance arc
controlled by who have purpose, and tho
public rest assured that harmony OF action para
mount with them and will any differences OF
opinion growing obscury o the acts OF Congress-
which nave hitherto arisen may hereafter arise. .
centennial celebration bo glorious IN All It's
features Not them wiz be married by The action OF
President Centennial Board OF Finance.
In reference to Mr.. Welshis communication we must
say that II not obtained from any member or thu
Centennial Board OF Finance But that body and the
Their movements are OF immediate public concern.
Tho TACT that serious differences on vital matters
existed was a current rumor on the street. To place
the exact state OF the before the community tho
tanned in the usual way Of obtaining and given 70
tho world.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John NJ Douglas, President OF tho Illinois Central
Railroad Company, is at the Brcvoort House. Ex-
Governor Rufus B. Bullock, OF Georgia; Anthony J.
Drexc OF Philadelphia; Count Hcipa, Of Paris, and
Judge william A. Sackett, OF Saratoga. yesterday
rived Mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Commodore Cicero
Price, United States Navy is quartorcd at tho Holman
House. Edwin G. Cushman, Of Newport is At the
Clarendon Hotel Judge T. W. Barticy. Of Washington.
Is at the st. Nicholas Hotcl State Senator Philip A.
Roach, Of California, is At the sturtcvant House.
Lieutenant william +. Randall United States Navy Is
at tho Union Square Hotel General J. NJ Brannan,
United States Army and John I. Raymond, the conc
diam are at tho St James Hotel Ex-Congrcssman
worthineton G. Smith, Of Vermont, Is at tho Windsor
Hotel Ex-senator Roswell A. Parmenter, OF Troy
s al the ST. Denis Hotel George w. MIIcr, Of Albany
Il q: the Hotel flrunswlck.
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COCK was anxious for trial. Tie protested that he
should not be compelled to rest under the charges
made oy such men as Whitley, who will come on the
stand as perjurer He asked that the be taken
up Immediately after the 4th OF July District Attorney
Wells said that he expected Whitley and Somcrvilc
would be put on tho stand and he suggested that tho
Court would not like to sit during August and the trial
would be lengthy one He suggested the 18th OF Sep
TENDER as the day to commence the trial
After discussion the 10Th CT September was lxod
as tie DAY. tho Court announcing that 1t would re-
convene on the 18th
RETURN or THE PRESIDENT TO THE NATIONAL
cArITAL.
The President returned 10 Washington this afternoon
from Annapolis where he passed the day yesterday,
having LETT This city Saturday AFTERNOON for that pur
pose. Soon alter his arrival the Executive Manson
the President message to Mr.. Baines residence
TO ascertain the condition OF that gentleman.
THE REMAINS OF GENERAL M'PHERsoN--THEIn
REMOVAL FROM CLYDE EYJoISED BY THE
MCPHERSON MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.
II will be remem bcrcd That at the rcqucs; OF many
of General McPherson's intimate friends aud with the
free consent OF his mother the President ordered his
remains 10 be removed from Clyde OHIO. and to DO
placed under the statue to be erected Mcpherson
square in this city. Tho matter given into tho
Sharrc oi Oencra baDcock anu MI barkcr, unucF-
takcr. was sent to Ohio recently to super
intend the removal Of the body. When he undertook
TO do so, however no prevented by the
Mcpherson Monumental Association there, who
got an injunction ganst it, Gaining their right to the
body Upon the receipt OF despatch to that effect
here IRON Mr. Barker Colonel Elliott started last night
for Clyde Ohio. with tho expectation OF settling tho
matter amcably at once
CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS ny THE LATE
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS DECLARED VOID
II was judcaIly decided day that tho issuing OF
certificates OF Indebtedness by the late Board Public
Works OF the District OF Columbia hen property
for special improvements is wholly without law and the
certificates, therefore, vod.
THE TREASURY RoDBERY-A NEW TRIAL
GRANTED TO HALLocK.
Judge Macarthur to-day granted trial to Ben
jamn b. Hallock heretofore convicted OF the larceny
OF 81, COO from the Treasury ottman and Brown
who we're similarly indicted, have given bail for their
appearance Gilman has been tried, but tho jury
failed to agree
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SWITZERLAND.

DISASTROUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LESS or
PROPERTY AND LIFE.
BERxE June IL, 1876.
Serious foundations have occurred IN Eastern Swift
zerlanu caused by heavy rains and tho melting OF tho
snow in the mountains.
The railways much damaged
DISTRICT SUBMERGED.
Tho whole Canton OF Thurgau is submerged; many
bridges and houses have been carried aud several
persons have been drowned At Frauenfcld tho CAPT.
tai OF the Canton, four inmates OF house killed
by the falling in Of tho walls Tho Federal Council has
delegated one Of its members to proceed Thurgau
and oner assistance to the inhabitants
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GEORGE D. LORDS CASE.

BrFYALo. N. Y, June IL, 1876.
Al the afternoon session to-day George D. Lord ap-
pcarcd, accompanied by his counsel A. r. Ian
Ing. Mr.. Ianing desired to present the case to
higher court for review, principally two important
legal propositions and asked for thirty days make
up bill Of EXCEPTIONS, and a stay oil sentence In tho
meantime, to take up the case by ccrtiorarL The
Court said that II the be taken up writ oil
tiorari II could not be removed from the supreme
Court and with writ o. The OF last resort
would be reached Counsel then asked Tor n stay Of
sentence until the bill OF exceptions prepared and
should they find u necessary hey would apply for
writ of error.
The District Attorney said that the Court fully
dcrs,ood the case, and u was unnecessary for HIM TO
suggest in tue matter.
Judge Daniels then postponed the anal disposition of
the matter until the 10Th of july AZ two O'Clock Hc
said that the request OF tho defendants counsel under
the rcumstauces. not unreasonable, and that n
delay until that time would DO OF injury TO tho
interests Of the public. The Court accordingly ad-
journcd til the time stated Tho same bail aud
rity still holding.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Blondes may green
Key West gets So 500, 900 for her cigars every year
Congressman N. r. Banks has been In Boston for
week
Georgia darby ran 300 yards with mule hanging
to his leg.
The Mayor of Atlanta Ga, proposes to send . COW to
the Centennial
Randolph Tucker. of Virginia is considered a. tho
Hayne Of Congress.
The BibIc says that David laid Goliath out with .
pebble: but Mullisan says he laid Blaine out with
Little Rock.
The Chicago Times counts Senator oglcsby as tho
Great Unknown because his hair white his eye
brows arc black.
jacksonville Fla in day shipped eleven tons d
cucumbcrs to the North, hoping to do with the vcse.
taran theory what the South did do with ride prac-
tcc.
A writer 10 tho Chicago Tribune has told how the
pitch OF womans voice is lower in New York than II
is in Boston, but that tho Boston pitch finds Itself re
produced in Philadelphia
George Eliot :.srhc ncst chldliKc faces have
sccrating power and make us shuddcr at all tho
grossnes basely wrought gries OF the world lest
they should enter here aud die"
In city a crowd will gather round bulIfrog
In globe OF water and watch him with as much inter-
ct country church congregation watches "york
parasol unbcnd and como down
In the Dowcry, yesterday, little city boy Of four
gcars, and In dresses standing The curb and
holding big black horse by the bride. The boy felt
elatcd; and the horse looked at him kind amaze
mcnt, and did not try to away.
In tho Virginia Pcnitcntlary a man who serving
out his second term. Each time he stole orange
irut which grows on tropical trees plcntfally
an icclc grows cavcsyct he would not have
been incarccrated for stealing iciclc.
Nine. d'Alq. a French lady, wrI,cs:--"Carc should
be taken TO avoid young lady going TO walk
with her brother, especially u no is unmarried. snc
can with proprcty 90 out with her broihcr-in-law or
an uncle, but account with cousin"
There was club excursion yesterday Several OF
the members determined ride TO the grounds on
magnificent Mexican saddles, with rolls OF blankets be-
hind the saddles As tho men rode out these
horses and forward while the horses went M and
down, two or three countrymen on the sidewalk said
"'Taint no way 10 80 fur the cows"
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON. June II, 1870
MR. BLAINx's CONDITION MUCH IMPROVED
PHYSICIANS REPORT TO DECENTRALIZATION
or THE suB-JuD1crARY COMMITTEES REGARD
mo THE INVESTIGATION.
The following Telegram sent TO Congressman Hale
At half-past eleven o'clock tonight
Mr. Blaine has arisen from his bed. sat his chair
several minutes convcrsed with his physicians He
Is gaining strength steadily. 8; ". popE; n
wismIsorox, D C., halfpast eleven P. "
Surgeon General Barnes stated this afternoon to Mrs
Blame and others that he entirely comedies with Dr.
vcrd, in regarding every symptom Of hr. Blaine's
condition very favorable.
The Sub-Judicary Committee to-day addressed
letter Mr.. Baincs physicians, nquring as 10 tho
probable tmc that he will be abc to appear before the
committee and have dismissed tho witnesses Tor two
weeks
A. this hour, halrpast NJ, Mr. Blaine Is
quietly sleeping his breathing being perfectly natural
There IL no change from tho very encouraging signs
manifested during the AFTERNOON and night
THE NAME OF LAFAYETTE AND THE cHNTEx-
xIAL--A SUGGESTION Dy THUHLow WEED.
The Speaker pro repA laid before tbs House today
the following letter which was referred to the Com
mttee on the Ccntcnnial.-
NEW YoRx, June 2, 1875
NV DEAR SiR-Haif a century ago General Iainy ctte
revisited America and. the invited guest OF the
nation, made triumpha tour through the states
you know by reading and by tradition The affection,
enthusiasm and gratitude awakened by that visit has
no parallel In the worlds history. would II not be
equally appropriate and wise half century after the
VISIT OF his grandfather 10 invite Oscar Lafayette,
guest OF the natitn, 10 attend the Centennial An
nivcrsary OF our independence
Our committee has decided to invite ". Lafayette,
but IL occurs to that Congress might think proper
give broader aud deeper effect 70 patriotic idea
Very truly yours THCRL0w WEED.
Hon. s s. Cox.
DApcocK AND THE SAFE BURGLARY coSsPIR-
Acy-Hrs COUNSEL PRESSING FOR AN EARLY
TRIAL.
thur, Mr W. Cook counsel for O. Z Babcock,
charged with others with conspiracy connection with
the safe burglary, asked that early day Of July be
fixed for theulaL M. Cook stated that General DAb
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THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR.

BOSTON, June IL, 1876.
This morning the Emperor accompanied by the
visconde de Bonn Retro, visited the Institution f0I
the Blind, and were so much interested in its work
ngs that they remained two hours examining the
system. His Majesty speaks very highly OF the
system adopted and considers the results obtained
more than satisfactory.
After breakfast visits were made to the Museum,
which the Emperor considers very important, but
not as good as it might be made.
On leaving the Museum His Majesty visited some
OF the primary schools and the High School, with
which lie is delighted He says they the best no
has seen since his arrival In this country.
The visconde DE Bonn Betiro also is quite cnthus-
astic over the system Of primary instruction, and
says cannot fail to give the best results He has
suggested TO the Emperor the idea Of Offering In
ducements to some OF the lady teachers to proceed
Brazil for the purpose OF introducing the system
into the Empire, and in all probability the matter
will be brought under the attention of the Brazilian
Minister OF Public instruction. The Medical College
and Hospital were also visited.
On the invitation OF Messrs. Rand 4 Avery the
Emperor inspected their immense printing estab-
lishmcnt and was much interested in the various
processes.
Accompanied by the Empress and the members OF
his suite His Majesty next proceeded to the great
pianoforte factory Of Chickerng.
The evening was devoted to short lecture on the
Yellowstone National Park delivered to their I'M
peria Majcsties and the members OF their suite In
the parlOr Of the hotel by Professor Marshall. His
lecture was Illustrated by stereoscopic views and
was very interesting.
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Mr.. Bristow is the candidate whose selection
will mean a reform of the government and
the elevation Of the public service. And yet
at the head of the Bristow reform canvass we
have Bluford Wilson, an officer of the United
States government. who spends time, for
which the government pays him, in advance
ing the interests of his chief, the Secretary
of the Treasury. We are afraid there is as
much humbug in the Bristow reform move
ment as there was in Peter Cooper's Citizens
Association, which was captured by Tweed
and Sweeny and run as Tammany machine
for year or two before Peter found it out.
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INSUFFICIENT CHIEFS TO CONFER ON THE SUD-
JEcr OF THE ARMrsTIcE.
LONDON, June Is. 1876
The Standards special despatch from Vienna states
that the insurgcnt chiefs viii hold conference SUIT,
torIna consider the question Of accepting the
ticc offered by the Sultan.
THE PRINCE OF sERviA SAID TO HAVE ACKNOWLEDGED
THE SULTAN.
special despatch TO the Morning Post from Berlin
reports that Prince Milan OF servia has sent an auto
errph letter TO consiantnoplc acknowledging his al
legiance to Mourad
TAR ARMY roRDER wArcn RxLAxxp.
telegram from Paris says the Turkish CORPS Of OBJ
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FRANCE.

THE QUESTION OF THE woRKINGMENs DELEGA-
TON TO AMERICA STILL UNDER DEBATE
IMAGINATION LIKELY TO CONTRADICT HIS MN
LISTERS.
PARIS June IL, 1875
meeting in favor Of the Philadelphia delegation Of
French workmen held today. NJ. Naquet mem
Der Of the Chamber Of Deputies, was chairman, and
several other deputies were present.
WHAT THE IxDrsTRIALs SHOULD do IN THE rREE
The business objects OF tho workmens delegation
we're discussed Various speakers maintained that the
delegates while In America should occupy themselves
with uirIcs social we'll Industrial matters
and some protested against undue interference OF tho
French government
4 CABINET CRISIS
meeting OF the Cabinet is TO be hold tomorrow,
when an important question will DO brought up which,
IL is feared, will lead to a difference between the Presi-
dent and the Ministers The latter have resolved 10
support NJ Rcnouard candidate tho life Senator
ship made vacant by the death OF NJ Ricard wb!c
President MacMahcn is determined support
Buffet
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THE ARMY BrLL-cARE ron CONTINENTS FOR
CUBA.
LONDON, June IL 1870
despatch from Cadez 20 tho Timer. says the esti-
mate limiting the Spanish army 100000 does
not include the soldiers sent TO Cuba
THE DESTRUCTION or cRors-A WAR on LocrsTs.
The cereal crops OF the provinces Of Badajoz and
Ciudad Real have been entirely destroyed by locnss
Over g. 600 OF ocusts have been burned with pc.
trocum in trenches and Is 900 soldiers have been
cupied IN destroying them.
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servaton the servian frontier has been ordered 70
withdraw.
ENGLISH INFLUENCE
- supposed this done at the instigaton Of the
British government
THE SULTAN IN FRIENDLY ACCORD WITH THE KuEprvR
Vienna despatch to tho Daily Ncps announces that
Mourad has notified the Khcdve OF Egypt that he will
soon sanction the privileges which granted tho
khedive by the late Sultan AbdulAziz
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SENTENCE OF CoNsPIRAToRs.

MiLwAuxEE, Wis, June IL, 1870
Jacob Nuunemachcr and Christian Guenther, who
were convicted Of conspiracy to defraud the revenue
werc sentenced by Judge Dyer this mornng-the for.
mer to five months imprisonment and . nns Of
So 0O0 and tho latter three months imprisonment
and nne OF 81 600 Thcy to DO imprisoned IN the
county jail Nunncmacher Is very old and wealthy
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RUSSIA.

A ROMAN CATHOLIC POPULATION SAID TO HAVE
BEEN MURDERED
LONDON, June Is, 1876.
Tho Posts Berlin special says the Gcrmanfd, ultra
montana Journal publishes private telegram which
reports that tho Russian troops bavc massacred tho
Ruthcnian Roman Catholics in Sedachia using
cannon for that purpose
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FOUNDERING OF A GUNBoAT.
sax Francisco. June IL. ISL

San Francisco, June IL, 1876.
The Pacific Mail steamer City oil sydney. from Pan
ANA brings OF tho laundering OF the Guatcmalian
gunboai General Barreos. oil San Jose dc Guatemala
during gale the previous the time the City Of
Sydxcy touched az that port. the 3lsi ut The crew
OF the gunboas were saved, but sixteen soldiers went
down with her.
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THE EMPEROR AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, June IL, 1876
Hon. George Bancroft who Is occupying hts sum-
mer residence here. states that Dom Pedro will
arrive here Saturday, via New Haven and he will
lunch at his house that day. The authorities &C
the torpedo station here state that they have re-
ceived Official announcement Of the Emperor's in
tended visit at that place. Saturday. the day OF his
VISIT the torpedo class do not visit the island and
consequently the distinguished visitor will not bo
able to see them. The workshops will, however, be
in operation, as usual He will not be officially re-
ceived but will be rendered the courtcsies awarded
to any other guest. IL was proposed to give him
torpedo salute had he decided to visit the station
officially. The announcement in the HERALD at the
time His Majesty was at Annapolis relative to his
determination TO see more about the torpedo bus-
ness upon his arrival here was the first intimation
Captain Breeze had OF his contemplated visit. Mrs.
Bancroft informed friend to-day that His Majesty
desired to see set Of china presented to the late
william Hunter, Of this city, when that gentle
man was Minister to Brazil by his father.
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PRINT WORKS SUSPENDED.

LOWELL, Mass. June II, 1870
The Hamilton Print Works A. this place suspended
operations to-day Of the calico printers having
refused 10 accept the reduction OF wages proposed.
The company will resume soon 10 sho condition Of
the market viii warrant Is
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THE APPELLATE JURISDICTION BILL.

LONDON, June 10, 1870
The House Of Commons last night read second time
the Appellate Jurisdiction BILL which retains the House
Of Lords as the final Court Of Appeal and provides for
certain number OF salaricd judges in that House
as lorcs OF Appeal
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A FLEET or STEAMSHIPS 1DLE-rHE ATLANTIC
CARRYING TRADE.

LIvERP0OL Juno Il, 1916
The Courier, In It's issue to-day says:"The number
OF magnificent steamships lying idle in Liverpool and
Birkcnhcad docks is unparalleled in the history Of CON-
mercc and the probability Is that the number will in
crease instead OF diminish. The Cunard Company Is
about to send their Scotia Calabra and Cuba
to tho Clyde await tho revival Of the Atlantic trade
This not to interfere, however, with their regular
service weekly to New York and fortnghty to Boston
There some indication that, although cmigra-
ton ard freight traffic show sign OF Improvement,
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia is beginning
to attract passengers The steamer Bothnia Satur-
dny took 2lO saloon passengers and tho Abyssinla,
which sails next Saturday, is already engaged for full
complement
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A Swiss Canton Submerged Dwellings Swept
Away and Many Persons Drowned.
The Liverpool Atlantic Trade
Vastly Depressed.
Breadstuffs- Trade inactive Under
Apprehension Of War.
MacMahOn at Variance with the
French Ministry.
ENGLAND.

THE FIsH-wINsLow DESPATCH RECEIVED BUT
NOT ANswERED--REpUTED SALE OF A NEWS
pApER-vAsT DEPRESSION IN THE ATLANTIC
CARRYING TRADE.
LONDON, June IL, 1876.
In tho House of Commons this afternoon Sir Henry
James in with the notice gwen by him last
week, asked Mr.. Dourkc, Under Foreign Secretary,
whether Secretary Fishs despatch OF May o. relating
TO the wnsow case had been received by Lord Derby,
and IL So whether there any objection to lay the
same on the table OF the House.
Mr. Bourko, in reply, SAID the despatch bad been re-
ceivcd yet It could not. therefore,
be communicated to the House at present
AN INTERNATIONAL DEADLOCK.
In tho lobby Of the House Of Commons tonight the
opinion is general that tho negotiations between the
United States and Great Britain on the extradtion
question are again at deadlock.
ALBERT GRANTS NEWSPAPER.
Tho London correspondent Of the Manchester Guar
dian says is reported that Albert Grant has sold his
newspaper, the Echo.
pREADsTUFFs-rnE MARKET INACTIVE AND TRADERS
ANXIOUS.
The Mark Lane Express its review OF the British
corn trade for the pas says the reports Of the
present condition OF the crops are hopeful The
weather during the past week has been fine and IN
every way favorabeto agricultural operations The
appearance of the wheat plant IS generally healthy.
Under the influence Of the Improved appearance OF the
country and considerably increased foreign supplies
our local trade has assumed qulctcr tone The ar
rivals Of Indian wheat have been large
INFLUENCE EASTERN QUESTION.
Unless aspect Of the Eastern question or
an uniavorablc change in the weather should give the
spur speculation 1t Is probable that trade will con-
tinuc cain and fcless although tho short supply Of
English wheat will necessitato tho continuance Of
steady demand for consumption increased at times by
Continental requirements Recent favorable winds
have brought ports of call fair number OF cargoes
which arc firmly held, especially as political matters
remain In uncertain state, and the possibility
or war; although unacknowedgcd by many still looms
mp in the background
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MAILS FOR EUROPE. ,

Tho steamship scytha will leave this port o.
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails Tor Europe will close At the Post once q
seven o'clock A. ~
Tms Nsw YoaK HsRALD-EdItion for Europs-wfl
be ready al six o'clock 10 tho morning
Single copses In wrappers for mailing. SIX ccnta
PERSONS WITH WEAK LUNGS SHOULD BIZ
sure and use HALE'p HoEKv HoRKB0urD AND TAI
% =, ! - Tncvwsruw naors aura IN onr minute