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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-21

A Virginia City New paper tells this
Affecting story:
'Charlcs Kaiser. who las the only hive
Of bees in town. says that when he first
rot the swarm his old cats curiosity was
ESuch excited in regard to the doings OF
the little insect. the like Of which she had
never before seen. At first she watched
their comings and goings from distance.
She then flattened herself upon the ground
md crept along toward the hive, with tail
orizon,al and quivcring. 1t was clearly
evident that she thought the bees some
new kind of game. Finally she took up a
position mt thI entrance to the hive. and
when bee went in or started out, made n
dab ut it with her paws. This went on for
time without attracting the special attcn-
ton of the inhabitants Of the hive. Pres
emily. however, old Tabby struck and
crushed bee on the edge of the open
ing to the hive. The smell Of the crushed
bee alarmed and enraged the whole swarm.
Bees by the score poured forth, and darted
into the fur Of the astoRished cat. Ta5by
rolled herself in the grass. splitting. sput-
tering, biting, clawing. and squalling as
eat never squalled before. She appeared a
mere ball of fur and bees as she rolled and
tnmbled about. She WIGS at length hauled
away from the hive with a garden rake, at
the cost of several severe stings to her res
euer. Even after she had been taken to
distant part Of the grounds the bees stuck
to Tabby's fur. and about once in two
minutes she would utter m unearthly yell
and bounce a full yard in the air. She new
'r disturbed the bees again. Her curiosity
VAS satisfied
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Advantages Of Crying.

A French physician is out in long dis
scr'a.ion on tie advantages of grooming
and crying in general, and especially du,
ing surgical operations. lie contends thai
groaning and crying are two grand opera
lions by Which Datnrr al.ays anguish; ,Iia
those patients who give way to their natu
ral feelings more speedily recover from az
c:dents and operations than those whe
suppose it unworthy Il man 10 betray slc
symptoms OF cowaulicc as either to .roar
or cry. f htEf IHT4+&
He tells OF man who reduced his pulls,
from one hundred and twenty-six to sixt,
in the course Of few hours by giving ful
vent to his emotions If people are at Il
unhappy about any thing. let them go int.
their rooms and comfort themselves witt
aloud boo-hoo. and they will feel a hun
dred per cent. better afterwards. -
In accordance with the above, the cryin.
of children should not be too greatly dis
couIagcd. II it is systematically represse,
the result may be ST. Vitus' Dance. epilep
tic fits, or some other disease of the nelv
Gus system. WHAT'S natural is nearly 81
ways useful, and nothing can be more nat
ural than the crying of children when; ny
thing occurs u give item either rhygica
or mental p@in. = p -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-21
InNueWcc Of Valleys Ou Health,

Mr.. Alfred IIaviland lately informed the
London Social Science Association that
many diseases were induced by the CON-
mon tendency 10 place houses in valleys in
stead Of on the Hill sides. He says that
valleys do not get a full share OF fresh air.
The wind blows over. not through them.
and the atmosphere within their bound
aries is comparatively stagnant. His OBJ
servations are therefore opposed to tic
common belief that valleys are especial
channels for atmospheric movements; but
his opinions are ,stained by DR.. B. w.
Richardson. who is good autliori. rhe
Latter gentleman enumerated twenty-five
ar thirty diseases which he thought might
We attributed to tine propensity for valley
homes. Among them are Group. influenza.
ecofilla. rheumatism. fisiula. calculus. and
possibly some maliormations. The list il
formidable. and to put it mildly. It is al
most incredible thai diseases Of this char
scter can be caused by living In the broad
a,.d shallow valleys OF England. Mr.. Hnvi-
.aaa's remarks were illustrated BY maps
and models showing the geological sfr,ic-
1 .se Of the earth. T1s ooiary.
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which il the Butt End?

The Trinidad (Col.) Enterprise ana
Chronicle says: 1--WE are requested to sug
gcst to the Trinidad Lyceum. for debate a,
an early day. the question. (Which is the
butt end Of goat?' This question is one
not to be decided by the ordinary rules ap-
piled to saw-logs. mules and other animals.
TO some it is dilemma. with both horns
included. The goat is different from the
mule in this respect, if in no otter. that the
mule makes war from the rear. while his
front is not f,rrowed by the troubles OF
then pending. TIE goat. or
the other hand, uses the rear portion OF
his body as propelling force only, and
makes active war with his butter: that is.
this position is taken by some people who
are goat-wisc. and the goat is said to take
the same position also. Another fact is
that while it is perfectly safe to fondle:
mules ears, and not attempt to pick bun
off his hind leg, it isn't SO safe to hang
your hat on a goats horns as il is to lif:
his hind legs. We have no doubt but thu
tie Trinidad Lyceum could set this matter
at rest if they would take hold of it. and
TO help the matter along. we are willing ts
lend the iaembcrs Il healthy William goa;
10 help illustrate the matter in hand"
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Application For Patent.
TO THE CROWN POINT LODE MINE.


EozMEAx, 81 l., January +, 1878. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY G.tt.N that samuel
q Rico, whose post Office s,b.rcss Is Virginia
,fy. Monfana, has his day lileI hi, applicat ion
or patent for i,,s1 iinear feet Ut the Crown
fGili Lode Mine, VI ysi. hearing sii>~r, all
sariaee ground s0 feet in width, sitaste. living
IND being in Havana Nf:iEs District, county Of
m te s.a by The Geld notes anu official plat
N Ole ia this Office rs Lots Number 81 and 10, in
IOWA hips No. as.u t-sa.in.s tge No. Ea.i
a Ba { and principal merriam Of Mnn:xua Ter
rit,ry The eX;eri1r b0unGarie. of said lots No.
81 a vi 20 bring "a follows, fC-wit:
Varia. ion is deg. - min. Last. Commencing
u graniie stone &c; n The n. W. c,rder OF The
aid crown Point Lode aud ruani.g ihence sou h
deg. r., isa feet 10 i granie stone set Mt The
sc:on Garner on township lin. betweea SEQ, iUns
so. ~. In r. s. X. H., aad No. 3 il, T. 3, :. Il.
T. bears y. II deg Il mia e.. 406 feet distant
hence ). Is deg, ". 3D feet To a quartz rock
hence n. ~ deg W.. &SJ fee to GRAM stone;
sence y Isl deg r., 2tss fee. to place of begin
ing, c manning 6-es acres,
ihi, claim is bounded Oh The East by thsiI.otie
lain of .. T. Moore.
The loeatian vi ;hi. mine IL duly rscorNie,, III
he iec rier's oice If Ala tison county mt Eir-
inia Ciiy, Montana Terriiery, On page -. in
nDok n Of Lode VI lining Ciains i.nrx .i,as. ~
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
orion OF said CPown Point Lode mine or sale;
Mining gr sund eihbefDre described, are r.
uiretl ~ file their alyer claim with she Regis
er of The u. >. Land oiiice AZ R"xeman; In the
erritOry If Montana, during The sixty days pc
Il nd Of publication hsreaf, ~ they will ee barr
ii by yir.ue OF the provisions Of me statute.
DAVIS WILSON. Register.
A. h. KTISEI. L. :. Dep, Iyia. surveyor
janlvS sui
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Wonderful Discovery,
The following is interesting as one of tn,

The following is interesting as one Of tbs
earliest volumes eXtant:
"Among the discoveries made by Col.
Rawlinson in the excavations of Babylon.
was Nebuchadnezzer's hunting diary. will,
notes, and here and there portrait of his
dogs. sketched by himself. with his name
under it. He mentions in it his having
been i'll; and while he was delirious lie
though he had been out to Craze like tie
beasts of the field. Is not this a wonder
full confederation of Scripture? Rawlin-
son also found a pot OF preserves. in iii
excellent state. and gave some to Queer
Victoria to taste. How little Nebuchad-
nezzer's cook dreamed when making them
that. twenty-five centuries after, tie Queer
of England would eat some Of the identi-
cal preserves that figured at his masters
table"
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"They I'LL do it," That sentence is a lie
AS base and foul a lie as ever was conceive,
in The mind Of man or devil. They don
''all do it, There are thousands upo,
thousands Of good, pure ,nen and wome'
in this world. bad rs 1t may seem. who arr
leading upright livcs.-rhey believe in :
Deity. and in the commands Of virtue. IN.
are going along with the happiest result.
to themselves an their neighbors. Their
are men who would disflain TO Ne acufs,
sery to woman's fall. There are nler
who would disdain to take an anvantag,
In trade. or to do any other selfish or inesl
..etion. There aEe uen who try to be just
always, and kindly both in s'ordsAihd feel
ings.--E. J.. Rspubii<.
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Thinss Toe Good.

No matter how rich you may be. neve
! buy anything too good for use.
. II you do. you'll rusrthe day.
No matter whether it be an article o.
dress or an article Of furniture = it will
prove curse to you.
No family can be happy whose carpets
and sofas are too good for use. Who
wants to be pelpetually scraping and sand
papering his boots, lest he may perchance
leave fake Of dust on the carpet? Who
wants to run up to his room and wash his
hands before he pulls up window shade.
lest he may soil the dovecolored tassels :
Who wants to live in a bandbox, with 4
brush in one hand and buster in the 9TH
er, because OF the fine things his house
contains?
The mistress of such a house can never
know what comfort and peace OF mind
are. How she breads to see that awkward
Mr.. Baker come in, for she knows he will
wriggle round on the sofa so that at least
two or three buttons will be sqirmed off it
during his call, and if he does not bore a
hole in the carpet with the toe Of his nerv-
Gus boot, she has supreme cause for thank
fillness.
You are fond Of driving. and You buy q
carriage too good for use. with the idea
that when your friends see your turnout
they will turn green with envy. What is
the result? Why. it generally rains six
weeks after anybody gets new carriage,
and of course the roads are in no condition
for you to display your acquisition, and
you stay at home and sulk, waiting for dry
weather, and your horses get so 'kinky''
1--WE believe that is the right word) with re-
naming so long in the stable that you risk
your neck in driving them when it does
come clear weather.
If you are q woman, and you see love
of a. French hat in the window of a fash
ionable milliner's store. and purchase it.
though you know it is too good for use.
ten to one that the very first time you
wear il You will be caught in shower.
and the whole thing will be ruined. !.
We know of an excellent woman who is {
On account of being the mistress OLA house :
100 good for use. She has lived in it five !
years, and it has nearly done the job for i
Ter. c
Its carpets were woven to order; its c
curtains were sent from Paris; its rose
wood furniture is upholstered in the cost +
lest material known to the art its mirrors q .
re marvels of gliding and carving; its !
PICTURES cost mint Of money: but only I
he other day we heard the poor mistress n
f all this splendor say, with sigh;
IL took more comfort in our little three
oomcd cottage up among the hills of Yer
mont. where the carpet was only hemp.
nd the sofa was homemade lounge.
oveled with Calico"
And SO we say. Have your houses and
our articles of clothing good and hand ]
ONE, fine if you like, but never, on any
ccount. too good for use.-Kate Thorn. !
) n. J. Weekly. :
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They were talking of death. when one
man added: ''What were his last words 2"
'He didn't say anything was the reply.
'That's just like him. said the first man,
with an approving ned. There was no
gas about him. He was all business
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u. PierCe's Favorite Preservation.

~
~ mv h ir' , m"MSHeI! IS ont feeble expression
NV avn ,crE..,a III. W US Va'c. ba-cd upon
snr, "Mn personal observation. As cn,c OBJ
sui,s r., W., 't ~ "nic Witnessing lis positive re-
scnarn,c nv nPc g, ulsclsc. incident to the
SSt~ ~ u.SaHi..n ot "onlai', singicl 1t out us
s,,cs;.., H'a1 or cToHning EcE, OF my
,;xo 80 Sisccr: Oa us merits, as u posi-
~ .I;. saic, ana cEcr'nal remedy for this class
wr,,.r ~, anu enc that wI at nil times and
u,n,', az ., circumstances act kindly AMI in har-
sws,cr, VI, n, ,'.c Laws winch govern the female
,,"s;: '" W .''I'S 70 s!aAc my reputation rs
III. M, Nay even more. 50 confident am
c~"cc,,,;ns ny ~, u,sarmnt nc no-t s:,ns,iino
for any Of the ailments for wi,i, ,c.""S;
that offer ami sell II ,,nirr s,nWs.Ta"E
GUARANTEES. II n ncnc,..s,i c;rcc, !, no:
experienced by tie time iwu-ihir,l, of the con-
tents Of the bottle arc u-cI will. on return ~
tho bottle. twn-;hir,l, Of tic mcIirinc havin..
been taken according to directions. and the casc
being one f,r vh;, T rccn,mn,,; =. ny H..So
refund tho money paid for it. Had not Tho
ncr I, oon.',cncc IN us vr!Gc-. col! net
~; %!'sS:: ss: + : ::s
rcpn,t reputation aud my money Oh its
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The novelty ri mo Tern Mc:lical, Chemical. and
Pharmaceutical science. M use nf IN, :...sxr
taking the large. rcpnsivc. and nauscous pills,
composed OF cheap, crude. anil htliky ingrcdi.
enis, when we can. by u careful application Of
chemical science, cXtr:lct all the cailar,tc and
other medicinal properties from the most valu-
a minute Granulc, scarcely larger than o
mustard sccd. that can he realty swallowed
by those III the most sensitive >rn'achs and fas-
. ina most as fnr e, ,,cs
ealiiartic power az t. enaiphictla In any OF tho
large pills found for sale in drmg-shops. From
their wonderful calhartic power, in comparison
70 their size. people who have not tried them arc
apt to suppose Inst t.icr harsh drastic in
effect: bat such is not at all the case. Tie different
active me.licinal principc. Of which they are
com lesGl being 30 harmrnizcsl anil modified.
one by tho Others, as % Proslucc n most
searching AMI thorough, vet gently
ami kindly operating, cethartsc.
$50ORcyyarl is hereby offered by the pro-
upon analysis. win find in them any calomcl or
other forms ut mercury, mineral poison, or in.
furious drug.
Being entirely vegetable. no particular
care Is required while using them. They Ol,cr.
ate without disturbance to The constitution. dict.
ox occupation. For Jau ndicc, Headache
Consii PATTON. lnIpIrc. Hood, Pain
IL ei.o shoulders, TiGlsncss q the
from the Atosnacis. Had ta-tc in tho
mouth. Bilious at!acks, Palm ia 70.
Eion Of Kidneys, Internal Fever,
OlOatcd feeling nbOus $40 ia nc h, II usA
OF BLOOD 10 Head. lligh.colorcd
Urine. UnsOciabiIity nnd Gloomy
Fore bod iMgs, take E)s. Picrccss eslcas.
ans Purgnsive Pclicis. In cxpIaaaiion Of
the remedial power 1t NV purgsfivc Pellets
over SD great n variety Of diseases, wish TO say
that their action upon tho animal
economy II uaivcrAal, not a gland or
-eissWc CaeaptNg tbcir sanaGlvO IN.
eroun. Az does not impair the l'r0rCstics Of
~thcso l'ckets.s Tlscv are Auyay.t;nateda and In
ci0sod In glass bottles, their virtues being there
By preserved unimpairc.i for any length OF time,
IN any climate. so ulat thev arc ALWAYS fresh
and reliable. This Is not tho case with those
pills which arc put up in cheap wooden OF
pAsiehnart lNxcs. Eccn.scct that for all dis
e9ecs p)lDsV y 6Oxaaves Alternative or
V6rgatIve, n -thdinstc.i, these little reileD
will give the most perfect satisfaction 70 all who
use them.
ISsy sss seld ls'aal Drusgises -
% ce0ts = botsJe. }sAs Sffs
~. S1E7s1. y. D.. Issqf,
DCTTAL0 \. =,
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NOTICE TO MINERS.

T.. S. LAND or FICE,
GoznNAS, MONTANA, Jan. iHh, 1873.
George T.. kAale, whose post Office address
5 Lower Willow Greek, Gala.il County, Mon
Ala, has Iilei his appiIt; lion 10 enter rs agri-
:aiturai land, uIder The Homestead laws The
,0r.h ,. Of n ,rheast q and North !, Ut North
Eesi = III sec.ion - ia township No. 6r;h Of
,a.se NJ. Ea,'; which .ai,d 4, suel Tended IRON
'n:.. Noiice is hereby giye.i that Il hearing
,',, \. -. 1878, al ~ o'clss Il. m, to deter
ATE Il, to The mineral or nUs-.Iinerai character
l said land, and .c,,m my lie lscd upon saiG
rearing will he ia.en Eeiurc ilie Register and
.eceiver N The lad Office nj iiozeIii;tl, Mon
.a, "n he .t h uay OF February *. ID. i.7S, n
10 o.. lock a. M
Il is alleged there are no known mines, nor
mini s inn .rJvenielts upon said land
AZ ioI AVIS WILSON, iscrister.
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The little village of Antwerp. n. Y.
contains sixty two widows. No book
agent or sewing-machine man. they say,
ever goes into the place without coming
out either dead or married.
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Papa said bright Springfield boy.
just home from slcight-of-hand entertain
ment, Il wish was conjurer.' why.
my son:'' II would turn you into a rat,
call up the cat, and wouldn't l have some
fun! - .E.-.'
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a New York Court has decided that:
wife tas right to ask her husband for a
Kiss. and il he refuses. she can hit him in
the face. and he can't have Ter fined tor Ill,
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nOPY YOUR LETTEKR
" Excelsior Copying Book. y
MADE QE CHEMICAL PAPER

Quickly copies any writing WITHOUT water,
PRESS, or BRUSH, used at home, library or
Office. For ladies wishing to retain copies Of
letters, every business man, clergyman, cores
pondent, travellers, it is invaluable-sells at
book, letter size, by mail, post paid to any adj
dress. We refer TO any Commercial Agency
send stamp for Agents circular. EXCELSIOR
MANUFACTURING CO, 40 Dearborn
Chicago, Ills. 5000 Agents wanted
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Notice to Miners.
o. s. LAND OFFICE,
R0TFNAE MnEfAwA Eoi, faSa

q. s. LAND OFFICE. .
BozEMAN, MONTANA, Feb Z, ISIS.
Erasmus ID. johnson, whose post-ofhce
address l. BOzenan, Gallain county, Montana,
land, under the Homestead laws, The S. T. 4 Of
Section 10 in township 2 South of Range East,
which land is suspended from entry Notice Is
Office ON the 22d day Of March, "A. ID. 1873, ut ~
O'Clock a M, 10 determine as TO the mineral or
non-mineral character Of said land: and tesfi-
nony to be used upon said hearing will he taken
before the Register and Receiver ii Bohemian,
Montana, on the I'D day Of March, A., d. ISIS,
at 10 O'Clock a m.
mining improvements upon said land
DAVIS WILSON, Register
7-l3td - 81
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BEAT TVS EAS5SF 49, 3 iS;5

The best and most lasting rarlcr organ now in
use No other parlor organ has ever attained
the same popularity.
l; has been lcsied by thousands, many OF the m
often competent Judges, and gives universal sat-
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The music is adapted 10 the human voice, ran
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of-0und unsurpassed BY any instrument.
hi, instrument has all the latest improve
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six years. Beautiful oil polish. black walnut
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and forms, in addition 10 the splcE,id ins,ru-
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This organ needs only 10 lie seen TO he aplre-
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cash secondhand instruments taken in eX-
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Agents wanted, male or female, in every coun-
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They fat on the broad yeraDda
Overlooking the moonlt sea,
And from out on the dancing wafers
Game floating sound Of glee.
But suddenly with the blending
Came cries Of childish woe
Came the sound Of slipper descending
In measured cadence slow.
''Thsre's a squall cut there, 4" said lounger;
"Oui there on the moonlit seas -
"Oh, no; not n squall,' said the other;
'"Tis only spanking breeze"
Cut ana Bees.
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4 Passing Thought.

Must we bu, sit and dream7
Are there no dulles here7
Gan We not catch CLEAN
Oflight fro III God 8 pure sphesss
Ebame to the slrggard wight. 4
Who uncOncerpe sits down,
Nor strives with all his might
To " in an immortal crown.
This life is Iut The way
To nobler work above
We shall not idly dream
In 6od's abode Of love.
lie truly lives who strives
Each duly to fGlfl;
Who steadily pursues the way
Established by Gods will.
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THIS new and wonderful Instrument
l enables any one, whether under
Standing music or not, IA play any de.
sired melody or harmony, sacred OF
secular, from tho most p,aintivc dirse to
the most lively dance music 1t posses
ses mechanism Of marvellous simpli-
city. requiring bu. the Intelligence Of
child to manipulate, ycs pablo ofrcpro-
ducing. without li:ni: :...;ol. the musical
Compositions Of TIC r..ccr. PRESENT and
FUTURE. The execution il faultless,
s,-ict il mc!od;'. harmony and rhythm.
aad tho instrument l; c.,iacn:ly adapted
ioi Sunday Schools. pr,ycr and revival
meetings. home devotional exercises,
and in al cases where good. correct
music is required, AMI no musician is at
hand to perform. Address,
~ MANUFACTURED
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04
MAGNOLIA
zzfsH&Ak
DALM

Yns MAgpp1IA BALM is q sure device for creating;
. pure and blooming complexion
Il eonceals sn natural blemishes ia the most sir-
prisins and effective manner.
It removes all roughness, oruptions, redne'F's
biotches freckles, and tan with ms gical power
It drives away all evidences Of fatigue and sI-
element.
It makes the plainest face '.'tiful.
It gives the complexion dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, Gn appear graceful
rotund, and plump.
It makes q matron Of IS iook not more ttlao
20 years old, and changes tht tic maiden into a
cultivated city belle.
The Moonolia Balm vexoees all bts'aisheS ard coz
e,ols epery drawback 10 beauty; . Elsfte It IS az
harmless as qcater ii IS lfe-like as effects that
he closest Observer cannot detect its 'a4s- Q
Ladies' who want 70 make themselves attractive
can make an absolute certainty of 1t By using
HhaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM, and W. L w OF no otEe1
all things considered, and may ID At any drug
store.