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8 wHI:KY ROW.
Revenue Officers and Illicit W kisky
DistiIlers In OVertGn County, Tenn.
essee, Have an Engagement, Three
Special DePniies Being Wounded.

Revenue Officers and Illicit Ehisky
DtstiIlers In OvertGu County, Tenn
essee, Have an Engagement, Three
special Deputies BeInE Wounded.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 23.-The
revenue officers report an engagement with
an armed band of illicit dis,illers in Over.
ton county, headed by Campbell Morgan, a,
SIX yesterday evening. The revenue off.
GERS were under fire for forty-fv minutes
and Phillips and Smith were wounded.
Commissioner Raum has given Collector
Woodcock authority to send enough men to
capture the band, and he is now getting up
posse for that purpose.
MORE COMPLETE PARTICULARS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 24.-Ayres
and Strain arrived here this evening from
nine miles north of Cookeville, in Overton
county, where the fight of yesterday occur
red between the illicit distillers and twelve
revenue men. They say they were about
to put up for the mis- ht when they we're I'M
expectedly fired into by twenty or thirty
men. A regular skirmish ensued, in which
Phillips was shot through the left side,
and, it is believed,
MORTALITY WOUNDED,
Tif1ens under the right eve, and Smith in
the left arm. One illicit distiller was seen
to fall. They were sent here by Davis for
reinforcements. When they left the gring
was still going on and news of the result is
awaited with interest. Eighteen armed
men were sent from here tonight to rein
force. Special Deputy Collector Davis.
Two illicit distilleries have Just been bro
Ken mp In Lawrence and one in Oyerton
county.
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Rarus and the SC. John.

Under the above caption, poster an
nounces 1.-TWO Great Attractions at the
Kansas City Exposition" The unprece-
dented record of 2:12I recently attained by
the horse, Rarus, proclaims him king OF
the trotting turf, and the statement that he
will trot against pa, for purse Of 81 COO
at Kansas City September 10th, awakens
considerable interest. As appears by the
bills, another especially attractive feature
OF the Exposition will be an elaborate dis
play of the renowned St. John Sewing Ma
chimes. This exhibition will include the
largest sewing machine in the world, and
also the famous Centennial silver machine.
These wonderful machinss merit and will
undoubtedly receive particular attention.
Mr.. J. III. Crew has secured the agency
for the ST. John for Leavenworth county
parties contemplating purchasing sewing
machine, should not fail to call at 4l9 Del
aware street, and examine the St. John.
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IUyHOMAS ROSCOE land others unknown
IL and all persons having, or claiming al
interest therein, will take notice that tn,
Board of County Commissioners, If Leaven
worth County, Bansa>, has mm-nced an
action in the District Court, OF said county
sgainst them, and the following DESCRIBED
tract of land, situate and ing in the county
of Leavenworth, and state of Kansas, 10 wit
"A part of the sOuthwes' quarter of section
q, town>hips =, range -, beginning at "a point
on the section line dividing ssction q rom
section 81, distant east I'D yards from the
south west corner of the east half of the south
west quarter OF section q, aforesaid, run nina
thenctenorth 20 yards, thence east 10 yards,
thence south 2D yards. thence west 10 yards
To the place of beginning, containing D acres
to subject M Id land To sale for the delinquent
taxes, interest and penalties thereon, as fol-
lows:
EXHIBIT "A part of the southwest quar-.
ter OF section =, township 5, rsn"" %, be-
ginning at a point on the section lin 'divi-
ding section q, from g. elton J., distant east
30 yards, from the south west col Der of the
east half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton q, thence north 20 yards, thence east
Ito yarys, thence south I'D yards, thence
west ITO yards 10 the place OF beginning.
containing acres:
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SOLDIERS REUNION.

Extensive Preparations Making fol
the soIdters' Reunion NJ Marietta
Obio - Many DistiDguished Army
OGAcers 10 be Present, lnelaAins
Gen. Mosby, Of the Confeaerass
Army.
CINCINNATI, O., August 24.-Extensive
preparations are making for the National
Soldiers' Reunion at Marietta. Ohio, be.
ginning on September 3rd, and lasting four
days. The Government has furnished q
large number of army tents, cooking uten-
sils, &c, which are now coming from JEFF.
fersonville. Alec, about two tons of artil.
lery and musket cartridges from the Rock
Island Arsenal, together with artillery and
small arms from the Alleghaney Arsenal.
Two regiments of the Ohio National
Guards, and the frst regiment of the West
Virginia troops
WILL GO INTO CAMP
complete; also the Columbus Cadets, the
Putnam ligth artillery and other unat-
tached companies; also portion of the
End battalion of the Canadian militia,
Who are BY special permission of the Brit
ish and American Governments, allowed to
attend. Letters Of acceptance are received
from Secretary Evarts, Genl's. Pope, Crook,
Garfield. Wallace. Legate, Senator Thur
man and Others, and
GENERAL NOsBY
of the Confederate army. Correspondence
is sill pending with the President Cen
erals Joseph johnson, ]. B. Hood, Fitz
Hugh Lee, Lougstreet and others. The
exercises will consist of parades, expert
ence meetings, sham battles, prize drills,
etc. Tents, fuel and cooking utensils are
Furnished to all Who wish to 20 into camp.
1t is expected the daily attendance will
reach forty thousand to fifty thousand.
Gen. B. D. Fearing. Of Cincinnati, viii
command TIE posG
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TIE SCHOOL BOARD.
Il Had n Neesin. Lat Night and
succeeded in Elsctsag Another
.,s Snner,nf~ n,sanr

IL Had a Meeain. Lat Night and
Succeeded in EIsctsag Another
school supeyinte ndenf.
A special meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation was held last night, President
Ha.ens IN the chair, aud Messrs. John
Wilson, Few, Callahan, Westlske, Medley,
GRANGER, Jobson, and Levi Wilson present.
The question Of Superin tendent coming
I'D, after considerable debate a vote was
taken, resulting in five for Prof. w. w.
Grant aod four for Prof. c. {. Hutchinson.
| Prof. Grant was then declared elected,
after which the election was made unan-
| imous and the Clerk of the Board instruct
ed TO notify Prof Grant of his election.
A communication was read from Mrs +.
| E. Taylor, asking TO be relieved from teach
ing grade 2 A, and to be transferred to a
lower grade.
The question OF the principalship of the
| 81 Avenue School being taken up, the &C.
rion eiecling Miss Sslden 70 tina; position
/ was recOnsidered, and Mrs. Z. L. Taylor
elected TO that place.
The salary OF the Superintendent OF
our city schools WIS voted 10 be II 800 FER
year.
Inc resignation OF William Phillips as
| teacher al grade b, WAS accepted.
Miss SeiGen was assigned, hv a unani-
nous vote Of the Board, TO her Old position,
grade B.
William Phillips was assigned teacher Of
| . 4 By a unanimous vote OF the Boards.
Ii was decided TO open the public schools
on the 16.h Of September.
| Mr.. Jobson, in the course of the debate
upon the High School, said be was in favor
OF sbolishing the teaching Of the sciences
and the dead languages.
The question of school sessions was re-
| ferreG 10 the committee on School Laws,
Rules and Regulations.
The matter OF charging a tuition fee in
the High School, of 50 per term Tor resi-
dents and so per term for non-rcsidents,
and mat of having an additional professor
in the High School, was referred to the
committee on High School and Ways and
Means.
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Hon. Jno NJ. Price, Of Atch,son, was il
the city yesterday.
Maj. o. B. Gum. of Lawrence, was ii
the city yesterday.
W. ii. Mcneil, OF Atchison, was in tn,
city last evening.
Geo. W. Yates, of St. Louis. and VIM
Howard, of Freeport, Ill, were at the Man
sion yesterday.
d. W. Campbell, of the U. S. Govern
ment survey, arrived home from ST. Louil
yesterday.
At the Continental yesterday were King
Collins, ST. Louis; ID. Samson, Chicago j
Il. Marsh, Carlo, Illinois.
Among those at the Planters yesterday
were J. L. LOOMS, st. Louis; NJ. Alexan
der. Joliet; Will Craig, Chicago; Jno. F
Williams, New York.
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From Sunday .fornipg's DaiIv.l

In was reasonably cool last night.
NOTHING doing ID the Prabate court yes
terday.
James Franks is confined to his residence
frcnl tie effects Of the heat.
TIEH= wss good supply of wood and
hay upon the market yesterday.
The huckster's stands were well supplied
yesterday with the good things Of life.
THE second one of the government boat
was successfully launched yesterday alter
noon.
But one case was filed IN the office OF the
clerk Of the District Court yesterday:
Lamber vs.. Pleas eft al; dissolution oil
partper-hip
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The Floral Riches Cologne Water, Alis;a
Rolgus; and Pet Rose Handkerchief Ez.
tracts made by DIR. Price, are becoming
POPULAR favorites. The Floral Riches i:
The finest Cologne or Toilet Water made
and Is in high repute among clergymen
public speakers and invalids, for lis fine
agreeable and refreshing fragrance; and
his handkerchief Perfumes, from their eI'
quisite sweetness, have secured the patron
age OF persons OF fashion and refnemen'
Iti.,w
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Elegant Peaches.

Mrs. II c. Squires, OF Kickapoo, presen-
ted Mrs ID Il. Anthony with baske. !
the rarest and finest looking peaches $50
pronounced by all who have seen them We
ever saw. She could not learn the variety,
but they closely resemble the fsvorite
peach Of the famous Genesee Vale! vi New
York, 1.-The Royal kensington." They
were perfect, very large, without blemish,
excellent flavor and perfect beauties Kan
sas is Justly proud OF the wonderful fruit
produced, and Mrs. Squires may also feel
gratifed with the fact that she has con-
tributed her part towards maintaining the
high reputation Of our State.
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Publication Notice.


NAROL!NE NJ PlTChLTNN and CT aries
" e. Eckiof and Others urknownf ans,
ali p rsons ha ing, or claiming au ipt-r. 81
therein, Will take notice that Tn, R,s nd a
County Commissioners of the county OF I,,,y-
enworth in the state of Kansas has cnn,-
menced an action in the District Court ui
said coCntv. against them, aud block twenty.
Leavenworth, and State OF Kansas, TO sub
ject said block TO sale for the cellnquent tax
-, interest and penalties thereon. As fol-
lows:
arxHIRrr A o-Block "a Runsell'a Survey
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Publication Notice.

Il LIZARETH NORTON and -others I'M
Eknown and all persons having or ciam
ing All interest therein Wi take notice that
the Board Of ounty Commissioners. of
Leavsnworth County, Stale OF Kansas, has
commenced an action in the District Court
Of said county against them and lots fourteen
Cd and fifteen Il }, in block nineteen (l9), IN
LeaveEworth City proper, Ia the County Of
Laavenworth, and State OF kaDsaS, 70 sub
ject said lots 10 sale for the delinquent
taxes, inter,s st AID penalties thereon, AS fol-
lows:
EXHIBIT A-:ots IA and Is, block le, City
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Leavenworth Lodge, No. y, K. OF r,
was ins,ftuted last evening by John NJ.
Price. Grand Chancellor. Twenty-four
members were Initiated in the first and four
ten in tie second and third degrees. At
p.i.ni-ht the members adjourned 10 Beiga'a
for super, siler which the newly elected
.fIi.sr. were installed.
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Will Bring Nuit.

The Atchisou, Topeka & Santa Fe Road
is about to bring another suit against the
Government to recover $1,000 alleged to
be due that Company for transportation of
Government supplies. Theophilus French,
the new Railroad Commissioner, thinks
that Company takes great risk in bringing
the question TO the Supreme Court, a the
last time that question was before that
Court only one vote was needed to decide
that Immigrant companies were required by
their charter to transport all Government
supplies and material free. since that Dc.
cision was rendered the Court .has been
changed BY the retirement of judge Dsyie
and succession Of Justice Harlan.
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Sheriff. Sale No. 4S.

nUBLIC NOTILE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue OF AN execu-
Iion issued on Judgment rendered IN AL
action In the District Court in the County
OF Leavenworth, in the state OF Kansas,
wherein Alexander Y. Houston was Plain tin
and Henry L. Hammond, Minerva ham.
mond. Inez A. Hammond, Homer Smith
aud Augusta A. Smith, his wife, David W.
Houston and the Alliance Mutual Life Assur
ance Society of the United stales were De
lendants, 10 me directed and delivered.
/ will, on Monday, the .3rd dny
of september, A. D., 1873, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, Of that day, at the south
front door of the Court House, in the City of
Leavenworth. In the County oi LeavenwoIth,
in the state Of Kansas, offer at Public Sale,
and sell to the highest bidder iOT cash IN hand
the following described tracts Of Iand, situate,
lying and teing in the County Of Leayen-
worth, In the state of Kansas, amely:
Lots number fourteen "a and Ifieen us in
block number three 81, IN Days subdivision
of the city Of Leavenworth (which su,-ii-
vision is sometimes known As Days add.
ton To sad city.
Dated thus 22nd day Of August, ISIS.
7. u. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
b. W. IDE, ATTORNEY fOf Plaintiff.
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FEVER AND AGuE.

Is not IA remedial gent in ihis world that
Will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
malsTious E,Iious, scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow,
and other levers, (aidei by X iGway's Pills.
70 quick as Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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CLEAN UP.
Because If You Don't E?onze John
May Pay You Visit.
A Gentle Hint TO CeIan Out the Cess.
pools and Other Sources Of
Corruption Which
Abound.
CLEAN UP.

The fact that the present unprecedentedly
hot season has not been a sickly one i
clearly a dispensation of providence fol-
which We should be truly thankful, as tn,
city has, daring the entire Summer, extend
ed most cordial invitations TO disease
through the agency of filthy cutters, vile
cesspools, ponds OF stagnant water and out.
houses, stables, pigpens and alleys which
have not been cleaned out for months.
THIS Is THE SEASON
Of the year when We should be more than
ordinarily careful, as malarial plaques are
apt 10 break out, and should any form Of
contagious disease make its appearance
! now, We would be forced TO pay
dearly for our negligence. If any
fever or plague should break
out We would have only ourselves
to blare, and We would find out, all too late
however, after the population of Mount
Munice had been increased and the popu-
lation OF the city decreased in proportion,
that it was a poor and pitiful economy
which suggested the boarding of the few
dollars necessary 10
CLEAN THE STREETS,
alleys, and cesspools, and to scatter lime
and other disinfectants around the premi-
res. In various parts of the city, particu-
larry in North Leavenworth, these breeding
places of disease are to be frequently met
with. and if they are not soon filled up and
. disinfected, trouble may be anticipated
Portions OF the city where
comparatively heavy grading has
been done, suffer principally, as pond. are
: formed by each and every rain in those
aots which have not been filed up to cor
RESPOND with the level of the street Some
time ago, and not so very long a time eth
er, the council passed resolution offered
by Mr.. Smith, instructing the Street Com
missioner TO
ATTEND TO ALL OF THESE PLACES,
but as that official has had other things to
do he has neglected this most important Of
sanitary measures. 1t is useless to attempt
TO disguise the fact that something must
be done, for If We allow the filth and reek-
ing corruption which now infests the city
TO longer remain, a large sick list and
long death roll, will be the result Every
citizen should see 10 the alley in
the rear of his residence, and that his
premises are thoroughly disinfected. and by
thus erecting barrier against disease We
may rest assured of the fact that We will
be safe, let the plague rage as it may.
While Il is not anticipated that
TEE YELLOW FEVER
now'raging so violently and fatally in the
South will ever reach so far north as this,
yet it is among the probabilities that it
might, and it is therefore but common sense
that We see to il that the stable is locked
and that the horse be not stolsn; that We
'ofier no Inducements to yellow fever or any
other plague to turn our beautiful city into
vast chafnel house.
A CAMP and basket meeting was begun
near Hound Prairie Chunsh~in this county,
Yesterday, auA will contipne over the first
sabbath IN sitemssr. Enrybody il in
PISS <fs>ts
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LAROE's WANTS.
The Labor Comm isAiOn Continues
10 Searc for Fact>-Ghe Improve
SHaeni> in Machinery a nd Consequent
Over.sr0duciion:' EbOus lat 10 be the
Cause Gft the Hard Times.


Cause stthe Hard Times.
New YORK, August 24-J. J. Hirch-
man, Of Brooklyn, gave his views 10 the la
bor Congressional Committee to-day. He
did not think the depression Of business
was 90 great as reported, ard he believed
that the Gove-nmen; should not interfere
by legislation.
Z. b. Thurber, merchant Of this CITY,
testifni that he believed the primary eaus-
es OF ..,e lis which bo.h l4t ring and other
classes are complaining OF are the develop
ment OF steam and electricity, which, in
connection with labor-saying machinery,
have, wi.Ein comparatively few years,
revoluti0Bizcd production and commerce;
altered our
MANNER AND CUSTOMS OF LIFE,
and now ABSORB the attention Of the states
iren OF the day in the adjustment Of organ
ic law, 10 meet the changed condition Of
the age in which we live. An overs:ocked
market means n commercial crisis, with all
Its attendant; phenomena OF declining
prices, idle manufactures and distress
among operatives. The only remedy for
this is to wait until consumption catches up
with production again. Some further tes-
timony OF similar quality was given, and
the committee adjourned until Monday.
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u. s. Marsha!'s Sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN
That under and by virtue Of an oiG-r ol
sale and execution lssu-d on Jufym Mt
rendered In an action IN the Circuit & urt OF
the United States, for the IIsirict OF han-sss.
wherein Richard king Is Plaintiff, and Fer
u ,ndo e. huxley il Def ndant, To me direct.
ed and deliveIei,I will, OE ga urday, tn. zlst
day OF september, A. D., Is.s, at 40 O'CLOCK
T. H.. of that osy, az Tie south front door 81
the court House IN the City Of Leav-bworth
In the County Of LeavenwOrth, IN the STATE
of Kansas, offer at Pubic sale, and sell To the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, the follow
ing describe tracts OF land. situate, lying and
being In the County of LeAvenwoItfi, In the
State of Kansas, namely The undivided one
half Of .ots mum bereG one ~ and two t2l, IN
block number one Q), In Lesvenworth City
proper, and, also, the undivided one-half ol
lots numbered thirty one l3I) and thirfy-tw
(z2) in block number forty-eight t4s) In Lesv.
enworth city proper. b. r. SIMPSON.
U 3. Nas1aI fDP the District OF Kansas.
Bg ASHLEY U. ePALDING, Deputy.
II. T. Green, Plaintiffs attorney.
anE1bwsI
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as claimed in the petition in such action
And all persons are hereby Totifi, Il To a.
pear and show cause at the District Ourr Df
L.avenwo-th County, on the 2sSh day at SIP
TENDER, 1878, why SAID land should not D.. SUi,;
for the pawn OF a4ch taxes, Interest and
penalties thereon. JOS ". rAI OR
County Attorney.
tcharged up
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Sheriffs Sale No, AZ.

DUrLIU NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of exc
cation issued out of the PIouase Court, IN
the County OF Leavenworth, in the State 81
Kansas, Tor costs in The ease wherein Daniel
Hartley was found Insane, AID Ca another
execution, issued out Oi said court, for costs
in the case W seIel IA the said : art ey WIS de
claTed restored TO his right mind, ana under
and by virtue OF an execution, issued Out OF
the said court, wherein NJ a. CochTan W Is
Complainant, and said Daniel HaTtly as
respondent, 10 me directed and delivert Il, |
will on Monday, the second day OF Septrm-
Der, lo.s, at ten o'clock, A Of that day, al
the south front door OF the court House, IN
the City OF Leavenworth. in the County OF
Leavenworth, IN the State of ksnsss, offer at
pubic sale. and sell 10 the highest bidder, r
casI in hand, the following described per-
sonal property, to-@it:
One promissory note, drawn by +. l.. Mack
emer and E. NJ. Mackem-r, in FAVOR of Dan
lei Hartley, for the sum of one hundred and
twenty five dollars, dated November end,
1877, and payable On or before January is
Is1y, bearing ten per cent. Interest SAID
note has been levied upon and Is To DO sold
as the property OF said Daniel Hartley.
Dated this I'D day of August, d., 1873
4. q. LONE,
Sheriff of Leavenwortb County, Kansas.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
List OF Property Transfers as Record
cd. Yeslerc ay. fn the office Of ths
RegisteP Of aDeeds.

RegisteF Of DECIDE.
Emily OFallon, of Jefferson coun-
ty, to Barton c. Clark, lot 3, blk
"B," Latta's addition 10 the city
of Leavenworth, excepting 9 feet
off OF the south side and 3Sk feet
off OF the north side of said lot.
The Mutual Loan and Savings In
stitution to Mary Renfrow, lot
2, block %, Clark 4 Rees' addi-
ton to the city OF Leavenworth
Harriet Lewis, of Chicago, ILL.,, to
ii. 5. Anderson, lot l6, block 81,
Clark Il Rees' addition 10 the
city of Leayenworth.. ...
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ONLY PAIN REHEDY
pain, allays in a ann alton, and cures cOnges-
tons, whether OF the lungs, stomach, bowels,
or other glands or organs by one application
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
No matter how violent or excruciating the
ain. the rheumatic, bed-Ildden, infirm, Grip
Piled, nervous, neuralgia, or Frustrated with
ease may suffer.
Railways Ready Relief
AFFORD ENsTAsT .RE,fEF,
Inflammation of the Kidneys,
Inflammation of the Bladder,
inflammation OF the Bowels,
Congestion OF the Lungs,
Sore Throat, Difficult breathing,
Palpitation OF the Heart,
Hys;es ), Croup, DiPthsris,
Catarsh. Infaenza,
Headache, Ioothache,
Neuralgia, rheumatism
Cold Chills, A,ue Ch;iIs,
Chilblains aud L rost Bite

The applies ID OF the s-aE6y sEciIcs TO
the part or J. ITS 'Eere the pam or difficulty
exists VIII al I'd ls- AID comfort.
Ihir,y 10 81 Iyd ops Ia "a half "A lumber Of
water viii III Ios moments cure cramps,
spgsIns, soar stomach, heartburn, SIGH head
ache, diarTnCes, Gysea! sry, :guc, wind in the
bowels, and all lntcrDa. A.s.
Travellers SHOULD always cary "A bottle OF
Railways tSeady isesieB with them. A
few drops In water Will prevent siCkErss or
pains nom change OF water. Il Is better than
French Brandy or Bittsrs as u stinalant.