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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

Two DIVOECE SUITs.-To day, Messrs.
CarIiEg tOn Darlington fled for Mary T.
johnson petition for a divorce from CnaS.
T.. Johnson. she states that she was mar
Iied to defendant in April. 1874, by Rev
Father Boyle, she being a widow with two
children al the time, and the owner of GER
tain real estate bequeathed by her former
husband, and she charges that after she hal
refused 10 cucumber the property TO enable
him To purchase hack and horses he COM
meDced course of bad treatment towards
her. hu' she finally relented, hoping he would
treat her better, and encountered the prop
erty. she charges that subsequently he con-
unued his bad conduct, and has threatened
10 bring lewd woman TO the house.
Mr. Cruz kshan also filed q bail fOr Mary
j King against Cato King for divorce, on
he grounds OF desertion and want OF sup
Port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
ALEXANDRIA.

THE FISHING PRosPECr.-A gentleman
just up FROM the lower Potomac reports thai
the figuring on fishing operations where he
had lately been enjoying himself foOts up, so
far. SI2, paid out for grub and so received
from products. This would ind cate th At the
reason has not. so far, been propitiOus.
AFTER THE RICHMOND GAaBLERS-An
officer passed through the city last NIGHT
from Richmond, for Washington, with reddI-
sit'Ons for the gamblers indicted in judge
GuigcnS court. and who have taken refuge
th+Ie We have not heard Of his success to-
day.
PROPERTY SALES.-Grten & Wise, auc-
tioneers, sold Today, for MeSSrS. SmooJ and
stuart, commissioners, the dover interest O
GeCrgi ana COllingworth in two acres of land
In Fairfax county, to George A. BosSart, for
S2I5- lSeHfineI 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A
YOUNG WOmAN.-The friends OF Laura II
Nourse, who has been missing since last
Wednesday, called upon Superintendent
WallinR this afternoon TO urge further mea-
sures TO find clue to the woman's fate. She
lived IN 18th street, near I'd avenue, and was
twentM-siX years of age. She was in eX-
tremely delicate health, anu had been told so
by the physician. 1t is supposed that she
become discouraged at what the physician
said, and has committed SUICIDE by drowning
herself in the river when the tide was on the
ebb. The body would probably oe carried
out TO sea and be washed up on shore at the
ing woman are to be printed and distributed.
LIN. Y. ETIreSS. 19th..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

DASTARDLY ATTEMPT TO DESTROY GAS
wokES.-About l o'clock yesterday morn
iug one OF the most cow3rrily afremrt at de-
struction of property occurred which 10 has
ever been our lot to chronicle. An attempt
was then made to fire The governor Of the
Portsmouth gas works, which. had it sue
cCeded, would have euvelOped q large
amount of adjacent property in flames Hap
PLY, however, the first light was discover
by the night-watchman, and he, with the
employees, succeeded In cXtiugusbing the
flames. AT the moment the fire was dis
covered n man ran out from the premises
and down the lane, ard the watchman dis
charged his pistol at the Tetreatlng figure.
seemingly without effect. Had the '.goy-
ernor-hOuse' been burned the apparatus
governing the supply of gas to tue city
would have been destroyed, and the fire com
municRting to the gas confined in the holders,
the result would have been appalling. The
entire gas WORKS and the village of Lincoln
vile would have been blown uP.-NOyfO.t
tiTOi1liNu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A WELL EXPLoDEs-The Rochester Ex-
press says: A very remarkable explosion
occurred Tuesday morning at the house Of
walter Cook, about one mile from West
Bergen, on the Lower Line road. Underneath
the back kitchen in the house is a well, and
when the servant girl arose in the morning,
she went In there TO get a pail of water. I'm
mediately after she opened the door terri
bic explosion eDsued, the house being torn
almost to pieces. The windows and doors
were blown out, and the lath and plaster
were torn of. The amour. of damage was
$1,000 1t is supposed that the gas which ex-
ploded was from the old well under the back
kitchen. which Is about seventy five feet
deep. The girl and boy were considerably
stunned by the shock, but no one else was
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

AN EVENING WITH DIcKENs-The "Boz
Club OF this city, offer tomorrow evening,
At Tallm2dge hall, street, to the admirers
OF their faSorite author an exceptlOnally at
zractive programme, embracing music and
choice selections OF Dickens read by eIocu-
tionists OF established reputation, dram attic
representations OF the more humorous por-
tons OF Oliver Twist, &c, sffOrding healthy
merriment 10 the most depressed. Seats eau
be secured al Warren C2oate's book store,
al Penusylyania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

IROOKEDSYRACUsAN AND PAwSEp JEW
ILK1.-On Saturday Detective McDevftt ar
rested two suspicious looking men in the re-
demption division of the Treasury depart
ment and took them to headquarters where
De looked them over, but finding nothing
which world justify him in retaining them
released them on the promise that they
would leave the city, at the same time hav-
1ng n isgtvi2gs that they were crooked men.
They gave their names as Robert Ray and
james Dean. and claimed TO hail from SYRIA
cGser New York. Saturday night, in his
rounds through the pawnbrok shops, he
came across the first named In one OF the
shops and found that he hal showed hand
foTne diamond rirg (sOlitairel and pair OF
vice eramelled bracelets. the whole worth
at least $50. While the officer was making
inquiries In relation to the transaction Raw
Jumped the shop by back way and made
MS escape Subsequently McDevitt and
CCOmes saw bis PAL Dean on the street and
took BIN into custody. They found IN his
poke humble OF gam D. grs CHIPS but ne
claims 10 have no acquaintance with Ray
TURNER Than coming across him that dav.
&cDey1tt thinks the jswe,Ty was the pro-
ce'cS Of a JOE done by therI in Phlladslrhia
Dean vase u he Chain gang as Elspi-
olOus Character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
The BuffnIe LIthta Matsr..

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters In the Pec1tlidr DiSedSes Of Women; In
dGectt0rsS Of the Urinary Organs; In Dyspepsia
and in GOt1V and Raes0ndfic Affections Is
vouched Cor by some Of the best meiica
laient OF The country. They are for sale by
kldWeil 4 Son, 1891 / street; Charles Stott q
%. $50 pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. e; Fickling & WEIGH. II High street,
GeorgetoUn. II c.; and f. y. Leabeater A
Bro, 81 Fairfax street, AleXandr IA, Va.
e. Pam phiets can be had OF the houses,
THOMAS T. GooDE, Proprietor,
ll,fmGW,6. Buffalo Llthia Sprfugs Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE-The cleo
ton for members of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties was held yesterday throughout France
Baron Haussman and the Due de Cazes both
failed, though there will be another ballot in
each case, as three candidates were running
and 1t requires majority To elect. Eg-
President Theirs is elected by large major
1ty. The following are also among those
elected from Paris:-BrissOn, MarmOttan and
FIoquet, radicals; Col. Denfert, the defender
of Belfort, C!emenceau, Gambetta, Louis
Blanc and GreppO, republican Gambatta
was also chosen in Marseilies, Bordeaux and
Lille. NJ. Buffet is elected from Bourges NJ
Dufaurre, minister of justice, is also elected.
Gambetta is elected in five places, and
Louis Blanc in four. The returHs SO far elect
% radicals, u moderate republicans and 4
Bonapartists. Paris was perfectly quiet last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

ANU National Ttedter.-To-night
we are TO have the production Of the Centen-
NAL dra ma 'The Spy" dTamatiZed from
CCopers novel, and IL is said 10 present most
Of the exciting situations related In that
book. Mr.. e. W. Barry takes the part of
"6en. Washington and IL is SAID looks
every inch the Fetherof his Country. Mr.
Louis Aldrich, who is well known here, will
enact the role OF the "Spy."
FOTdS Opera HOtSe.-The Haverly minstrel
troupe Will visit us this week, and their re-
engagement is destined 10 be a very sue
cesSful one. "Cool Burgess" is a new man.
and is said to be great success In the burnt
cork line. The programme throughout is
full of good things.
Theofer CoDliqUe.-Mr C c. Fortescue has
been engaged for this week and will appear
IN the successful burlesoue "Was she led
Astray; or did she 60" The variety perform
al &c Will be an unusually entertaining one
a great many variety stars taking part.
Jake Budd In his humorous sketches is al
ways well received.
Lincoln Rdu-Mr. Barnabee and his con-
cert troupe pay us q short visit after a Very
long absence. The concert this evening will
doubtless be very successful as the pro-
grsmme is a good one, and OF course will be
well rendered. Mr.. Barnabee in the "Miller
Of the Dee" and "Mrs. Watkins evening
party never fails to bring down the house
AS Ellis music store will be closed at 10 a.
m. to morrow, the diag grams for Tuesda will
be found at Brad Adams favorite news store,
on + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
A Cotton Claims Case.

DECISION IN THE COURT IN GENERAL
TERM.
on Saturday after our report closed. judge
Nylie delivered the opinion of the court in
the case of Phelps VS.. Mcdonald, affirming
the decision below Diminishing the bill. Nc
DOnald during the war went south on the
heels OF the federal army and bought cotton,
until he had accumulated a vast quantity.
In the enforced countermarches of the army
this cotton was destroyed by the federal
troops. Mcdonald after the war was bank
rupt, and filed petition under the bankrupt
act in the southern district of Ohio for dis
charge in bankruptcy. AS an accompani-
ment to his petition he swore that his assets
were worthless, and O discharge was there
upon granted. After his discharge McDon-
aid, through middle man named White,
bought up his accounts in bankruptcy for
$50. He thereupon claimed to be British
subject, and filed his claim for cotton de-
stroyed before the Court OF Alabama Claims,
and was allowed S193 900. McDonald's cred
itoTs before his discharge in bankruptcy,
among whom was Phelps, the assignee, filed
a bill In equity for receiver and distribu-
tion, &C. The English government placed
await its decision.
The court decided that IL had no power over
the fund, and even If 1t had, the discharge of
Mcdonald as bankrupt gave the latter the
sole right to the sum awarded. Chief Justice
Cartier dissented, saying N effect that while
IL was true that the fund was British fund
and under ordinary circumstances the court
would have no control over II, yet when the
action OF the British government placed this
fund in the power OF the Equity court il had
the right to deal with it according to the
equities of McDonald's creditors. There was
one point in the argument for the defense,
that Mcdonald, having been discharged as a
bankrupt, was no longer liable to his credi-
tors. which would be conclusive If IL were not
for the palpable fraud aud rascality shown
in his attempts to plead first one nationality
aud then another IN defrauding his creditors,
and his purchasing his assets for a mere
Fong. He would never lend himself to indorse
judgement which was based upon such
latent Tascality. Judge DIN concurred in
the dissent. An appeal was taken 10 the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
Eifsi-CIasE sCsHrin. and d. sing

3. lScuer enlarged his establishment by
removing 10 his new building QJ6 q street, ;
doors west OF 9Th street, Just few steps
nom bis former place on 9Th street, where o.
is ready 20 DO any Work 10 his line IN his SD
perloI manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Srape Wells cleaned at a very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without Ia ken apart
70d spots removed Without cleaning TIE
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning ana
dyeing specially. n2!-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

Mr. WHY'D GIVES BAI1 On Saturday
New Orleans on the charge 81 conspiracy 70
dtf1aud the government ir several cotton
cases, appeared before Judge Macarthur and
gave oall In the sum OF SO 600 (Mr. Thomas
wilson, Judge Joseph Casey. l. G.. Hine aud
George Iay Tor going ON bis bond, } for his APP
Ie6rance for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

THE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE So
CITY celebrated its forty third anniversary
last night ct the Congregational church, the
speech was by Hon. T. w. Ferry, in the de-
livery OF which he paid a touching tribute to
the memory of the late Vice President Viii
son, who al the time Of bis decease was pres
ident OF the society. Hon. l.. M. Morrill,
Submitted resolution, which was adopted,
that in the death OF the Ron. Henry Wilson,
our late PRESIDENT, the society has lost q val
ton, consistency, and constancy 10 its prin-
ciples entitle him 20 most respectful and
graf eful remembrance OF all friends of the
made a set speech on the evils OF intemper-
ance. A brief report was read by the secre-
tary, Rev. John w. Chicsering, pEefsced by
a few remarks, relating the previous history
of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

Concuce TO health and comfort, hence thous-
snds OF The Intelligent public patroniZe pr.
mites establishment, 14i6 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's hotel, f1r relief
from CoTns, BuntoDs. Chllblaius lnvertet
Nails Nascnlsr Escrescences, sc. EstRb-
liehed ISCl. Fee Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
Saratega SpTins, i'm uIrt.,

Reasons IoT going 10 DIS Strougs Rene
dial Institute IN winter, with circular de-
sCTibing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur. Hv-
5ropathic and Electro Thermal baths tie
Vacuum Treatment, Galvauic and Faradaic
Electricity, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous. Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases a SpgciaItV. I22sm WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

MAERIAGF LICENSES have been issued 70
Chss- W. Rouse and Annie U. Wilcox, both
81 Baltimore; Thomas Enright and Mary
Moore. ". n. Shelton and LSura V Lusby
David Cant and Margaret Ty Ter. z. = HAYES
(Of CbieaeCl and Hattie III. Hayden. A p
CaIavsTa ard Mary @. Magurk Geo. Brown
an 4 AdeliDe Queen, TEOs. Barrett ard Es-
telle " hitaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

IMMIGRATION CONVENTION AT NEW
OkLEANs.-An immigration convention has
been called to assemble in New Orleans
Wednesday, March l, embracing delegates
from Louisiana, Texas, Alabama. Georgia,
Mississippi. Arkansas, Tennessee, kentucky,
Missouri, Iowa, Wtscor sin, Illinois, In
diana, Ohio, Kansas and Florida. The sub
jects TO be considered are ]. The best means
of promoting immigration to the states OF
the Mississippi valley; 2 The establishment
at the port of New Orleans of an immigra-
ton bureau and depot in the interests of the
states included In the call; 3. The superior
economy OF the Mississippi river route for
the immigration to the interior states: A.
The legislation needed by the different states
in aid OF the enterprise. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
yyashIHgtOns birthday
HOW IT WILL BE OBSERVED AT tn
CAPITAL.

CAPITAL.
T0-moTTow being the Twenty-secOnd OF
FEBRUARY, the anniversary of the birthday
OF WaShiI gtOn, will be observed as holiday
IL his city. The government departments
aud District Offices viii be closed. as well a
fht bar ks and most OF The business houses
throughout the District. The Washington
Nat Onal Monument society will hold its an
Eual meetiEg at noon at the office in the City
Hall The Oldest Inhabitants Will meet In
The court room at the City Hall a IL o'clock
aid will celebrate the day by listening 10 the
II aiding OF Washington farewell address bv
Dir ii N Easby and an Grafton by Mr.. n.
Callan, Jr.
The arrangements for the celebration by
The District Fire department are as follows:
All the engines OF the depar jment viii rem
cezvOUs at No. engine house, on X stTeet.
near 18th, at 10 o'clock m, and will proceed
In procession To the hook and ladder truck
house, on Massachusetts avenue, near 4th
street, where they will be parked in readi-
ness To move in case ola fire or any other
emergency, and at I o'clock the men will
Iartake of a complimentary dinner given by
q mum her OF fire insurance companies of This
city; after which the line or march will be
again formed, and the procession will move
over the following selected route: From the
truck house down Massachusetts avenue 20
9TH street, to Indiana avenue, where IL will
COunteTmaTch around LincOln's monument
In front OF the City Hall, and proceed down
Louisiana avenue TO 9Th street, to +. II 18Th
10 PenDsy lvania avenue, through the Pre>I-
cents grounds in review before the PreSi-
dent, to 18th street, and back to No. 1 engine
U.
The Fifth Marylan regiment, eh route for
Alexandria, will arrive by the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad about 9 81 a. M, and
will diSembark near the intersection of Viz
gfnta avenue and LIST street, and will march
70 the avenue and thence to the Presidents
house, and compliment the President with
marching salute. They will then march To
14th street and Mary land avenue, where they
Will re-embark on the train and proceed 10
Alexandria. Returning, the regiment will
leave Alexandria at p. m, and get home al
about p m. Lieutenant Colonel Loney will
De IN command, and large turnout is ex-
pected.
The steamer Arrow will take large num-
Der OF persons, including members of Con-
gress, 10 the tomb OF Washington.
Grand gala birthday matineeS will be
given at the National Theater. For IS Opera
House and the Theater COmiQue, and balls
parties and other entertainments will take
place in the evening.
The Potomac ferry company have made
arrangements 10 run the two bOsts-ssCity of
washington" and "City of Alexandriar-
throughout the day, giving Washington pco-
PIE with or Without vehicleS) an Opportu-
nifty TO see the big parade and carnival in
Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
LOCAL. NE VS..

Ncttos1di IheGter.-"The Spy, or 100 Years
ago"
Fords OpeTo House. -Haverly's Minstrels 7
Thedter COmiQ1ae-" Was She Led Astray; or
Did She Cop with varieties.
Lincoln Hal -Barnabee Concert Troupe.
Masonic Temple Masquerade Ball given
by the washington Schuet2e n VeTein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

TRoDBLEIN SCBooL,-Ou Tnursday after
noon pnpil in the public school at Mo0res-
Town, n. j., named Uri Milton, aged about
II, assaulted the teacher, Miss Ida Jones,
striking her on the head with a club and ia
juring her so severely that she is not ex-
pecfed 10 live. The boy was arrested and
taken 10 the Mount Holly jail to await tue
result OF Miss Jones' tpjuries.-l PhQxiFpiiI
times, 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

THE COAL TRADE The quantity OF coal
sent nom The Schuylkill region for the past
week WAS 81 $40 tons, against DOGS tons for
the corresponding week of last year; in
crease, - III tons. The quantity for tse year
so far is go, 400 tons, against itG.27S tons for
the same period of last year; increase, Ct. 2l2
tors. The quan tity sent from all the regions
for the week was: Anthracite, .075 tons;
bltuIninous, 1922 tons; total, lS6. 33T tons,
against 1872 go tons anthracite aud 10 SGs tons
bftuminOus; total, rs, I5S tons for the CORE
srording period of last year. Increase of an
thTacite, 57S5 IONS; increase Of bituminOus
Ssh tons; total Increase, IL, lGJ tons. Quanti-
~ sent from all the regions for the year was:
Anthracite, 2O3j, G65 tons; bitumiCus, 300. $50
tons; total, 2,345 ,5i5 tons, against I.i95 go
tons anthracite and %, 222 tons bitumin0uS:
total ,75O, SO tons for the corresponding ne
Rod of last year. Increase OF anthracite
5I0,oC5 tons; Increase OF bituminous, 81 65S
ions; total increase, 39A723 TONS POttScRe
Miners Journal, 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

sS-"Speliing bees are now comm VI In
England. as means OF raising cnlcch or
school finds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A CHARGE OF ATROCIoUS CRUELTY
THAT A FATHER MUSr ANSWEk-Robert
Gillespie was before Justice KIiOreIh yes
terday TO answer to the charge that he had
thrown his little son James, four years old
upon hot stove in his room and imperiled
the life of the boy. Gillespie. who is "a car
penter, is the father of a large family. He
lives in rear tenement at 6I3 Greenwich
street On Thursday last, Mrs. Gillespie
after the noon meal, went out on some BUSH
ness, leaving her husband and the little boy
at home. Her husband, she says, was "A lit
tie under the influence OF liquor. At about
o'clock the inmates OF the house heard the
screams OF the child, and shortly afterwart
Gillespie went up the stairs and said that
Jimmy was badly burned. On the mothers
return the little boy told her that his father
had done IL. The father says that the child's
clothes caught fire from the stove, which was
rel hot. The child is severely burned on the
abdomen, legs and arms His injuries are
likely TO prove fatal. Gillespie was commit
ted,-IN Y San, 1911,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
Weather Probabaifizs To-,tnv.
oTyIcz or CBIEF s,ferAL orr1c.s,

AoAAA<@UA Y
In the lower LAKE region, middle states and
New England, falling barometer. rising tenn
peIature, northeast to southeast winds,
cloudy and rainy weather. partly turning
Into snow In New York and New England,
and sucCeC iCd In two first districts on Tues
day by rising barometer. brisk and possibly
high nOtihw6steIly winds, decidedly cOlde-
and clearing weather, except light SHOWS
along the lower lakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

N-yo AT MANUFACTUaERs' 81
6NfnN PRICES. IL
Ladies' and Gents TRAVELLING TRUNKS, with
EcMDTrsy's Patent Trunk Stay attached.
LADIES' TRAVELLING 5ATCHELs.
SHAWL STRAPS and POCKET BOOKS.
DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS.
LAP ROBES and HORSE BLANKETS.
SADDLES, BRIDLES and WHIPS.
Trunks Covered and Repaired, and made 10 order
Al RepsiTt 10 EsTness
r.. McWURRAY.
1snll-tr SOS a. arket Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

BEING Determined TO REDUCE
STOCK, To MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
Daily WaIsseu Easy PEE,

OUcHi THOSE PAISs,-Use Edwards q
Eutchison's Stimulating Liniment for
Rheumatism A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
CONSERVATIVES and sufferers fro7n Tbroat

toNtCMP1INE and sufferers from Throat
ara LHrE diseases, ScrOfula. Debility. etc.
VIII Ind speedy relief in uslng Bakers Oh
L,TtT OF d'd Phosphate 81 Lime n l. decid d.
6ciy pleasant in taste, ard highly com.
menced by physicians. The Objectionable
features IN 1he OIL are removed. See that
You get that prepared by Jno. c. Baker &
Co, Philadelphia. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
CITY ITEMS.

SILTNCE THAT TERRIBLE FNENY or
] iFE, q rad cough, with Edle's ECasU u
Vct'OHd cd Ter otherwise the cough
Nlsy sCsH si,erce ycls.
Pixies Tooihaene Drops cure IA one minute.