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peoples eyes; and all over France
there is a talk only Of M. Krautz' s
gros lots Of $4,000 and $25, 600,
which are to be paid in jewelry or
cash, as the winners may prefer.
The news Of the passage Of the.
Anti-Socialist Bill in the German
Parliament on Saturday by 221 votes
against l49 has just reached me.
Both sections of the Conservative
party and the National Liberals re-
corded their votes without exception
in favor Of the bill, and they were
joined by the Loewe group and some
Liberals belonging to no special par
ty. Prince Bismark then read a
message from the Emperor autho-
rizing him to close the Reichstag.
The Prince expressed his satisfaction
at the passing Of the bill, and said
that the Federal Governments were
determined, with the means proyid-
ed by his measure, to make a sincere
effort to cure the prevalent disease.
They could scarcely succeed in ac-
complishing this in the space Of two
years and a half, but the Govern
ment hoped for further concessions
from the Reichstag after the discus
sions which have now taken place.
After giving three cheers for the
Emperor the House adjourned. The
Anti-Socialistic Law which, it is
stated, was confirmed by the Federal
Council by an almost unanimous
vote the Government Of the Princi-
pality Of Reuss being the only dis
sentient-was signed by the crown
Prince at Potsdam on Monday, pub
lished in the Official Gazette on Tues
day, and Immediately put into force.
The trial Of thirty eight persons
charged with holding an unauthor-
lied meeting, viz, the attempted
Socialistic Congress Of the Sd Of
September commenced onTuesday.
One Of them is a medical student,
another a pamrhleter, and there are
women, the remainder being arti-
sans. Twenty two Of them decline
the aid Of council. maintaining that
no law contrary to the right Of pub
lie meeting is entitled to respect.
The ringleader was twitted by the
Judge with having started Social
istic paper in Paris with money from
Berlin. This he at first strove to
deny, but on being threatened with
the production Of letters showing
the dispatch Of money by German
Socialist Committees, he rejoined,
'After all, what matters it? Foreign
capital is appealed to every day. .
Quite so ''retorted the Judge" when
it is a question Of useful and above.
board enterprises; but to undermine
the institutions Of their country
people do not go and seek money in
Germany Another defendant.
Massard, admitted relations with
the American Socialist Committee.
and the Judge reminded him that
letters had been found on him from:
} all parts Of the world, including
! Persia. ALPHA.
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p A q E N r s.

obtained for 1nvetors, in the United States. Can
ola, and Europe, at reduced rates. With our prncl
pal Office located in Washington directly opposite
United States Patent Office, able to attend to
lal Patent Business with greater promptness and
dispatch and less cost than other patent attorneys
who are at distance from Washington, and who
have, therefore. to employ associate attorneys
We make preliminary examinations and furnish
who are interested in new in ntions and Patents
are invited to send for copy of Guide for OBJ
aiming Patents" which is sent free to any address,
and contains complete instructions how tG obtain
Patents, and other valuable matter. We refer to
the German-American National Bank, Washington,
D. c.; the Royal Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish
legations, at Washington, Hon. Joseph Casey, late
Chief Justice u s. Court Of Claims; to the Officials
of the U. $. Patent Office, and to Senator's and
Members of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & Co., Solici.
ors Of Patents and Attorneys at Law LIE Droit
Building, WASHINGTON, D. C.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, ! .
COUNTY OF BROWN. Do

In Justice Court before M. G. Burn
side. Justice Of the Peace, to F. Sanford
defendant,
You hereby summoned and required to APP
pear before the undersigned, one of the Justices of
the Peace in and for said countyon the 18th day of
December, 1873 AT o'clock in the forenoon, at my
Office i'll the village Of Sleepy Eye,in said County, to
answer to n P. Nelson in a civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid judgement will be rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced by the said N. P. Nell
to-
Given under my hand this 1st day Of Noyember,
1878.
M. c. BURNSIDE,
Justice of the Peace.
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SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA !.

Z c,c,
COUNTY OF Brown. %.
In Justice Court before M. G. Burn
side, Justice Of the Peace, to Israel
Leighton defendant,
You are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear before the undersigned, one of the Justices of
the Peace in and for said Comfy on the 7th day of
December 1878, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, my
office in the village of Sleepy Eye in said County,
to answer to N. P. Nelson in civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced by the said N. P Nell
son for such sum as he shall show himself entitled
to.
1878. NJ. c. BURNSIDE,
Justice of the Peace.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
THE COLLECTION OF CLOTHING.

The collectors Of clothing, bedding and other
tislss for the yellow fever sufferers in the South
successful yesterday than the preceding
dsy. The number OF bundles and packages collected
the nrst day was estimated ~ six thousand, put
the solisetions yss;erdsy thrse times great
rho district between Thirietn and Fifty
ninth Streets tbs wellthiest In the city, and
better notice of the Intended visits VI The committees
u not surprising that the results should be
more satisfaetory. The Chamber Of Commerce
timats that IN the two days sufficient clothing and
bedding was collected TO supply the city OF New Or
leans. The work VIII be continued to-day above
Yuty-niath street.
Already the work OF Shipping the goods has begun
Yesterday eight truck loads sent TO AnEeil
Co =. In West street. 10 bc packed ana shipped.
Nearly hundred shipped got rea1y 10
ship during the day In addition 10 the contrbut tons
Of clothing yesterday there gifts of money In
good mauy instances, and the greatest anxiety was
manifested to do sometbing 20 help the good
Many persons jp their anxiety brought tner bundles
rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Asseeis-
tion. In several Instances gentieme whs had
cas-oG clothing 10 contribute bought new suits and
sent them In.
The eommittee desires IL 20 be that yshing
not collected to-day can be sent South through tho
Chamber OF Commerce. The wagons have not yet
gone through tho AZ siderable work yot
remains be done, and as the volunteers who have
been working tar are becoming exhausted, II -
hoped that irssn help will offer this morning Mr..
George Zsndsrs, the cbsrman OF the General Com T.
tee was SO exhausted by the work OF Wednesday, as
TO be unable 10 cooperate yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
xAR pEAoREsr KNOWS NOTHING or MRS.
ALEXANDER.
FIRE IN FULTON STREET.

nre broke out last night at nine o'clock In ths
basement Of tho six story building No. l22 Fulton
street, occupied shoe store by N. Solomon. The
ground floor 10 occupied by ME- jacobson, on the one
eide hat store, aud by Eugsno Y. Psyssr oo tue
other as gentIemsn's furnishing store. fhs uppoi
part OF the house is occupied by printing and type
fsundry Establishments On the upper story SONS
twenty girls were at work In the type ioundry
when the alarm was given, and tor the moment sons
confusion, which might have resulted in ascident
prevailed during their endeavors 10 get dow stars
Tue prompt arrival OF the engines enabled nremen
to speedily got the flames under control, aud they
soon exunguishod, though not until q second
alarm had becn given AZ precautionary moass
ure The contents OF the shoe store, esti~
mated TO be worth ABOUT $1,000, com-
pisteiy destroyed. Wuh the exception os being
itts smoked the goods In the natter's and furnish-
Ing goods stores escaped injury. geutIsman VINO
connected with the type foundry said that this was
the second lire winch had occurred the store
aurlng the past i've montna The origin OF less
nights hrs Is unknown.
Onicsr Patrick Sallan, oil ths Fourth police pre-
cDct, Who duty 10 front of the prenisss per-
ociving no otner way whereby he could notify tho
people the top noor Of ther danger, burst in the
dsor Of the hat store, ran through up heated
iron ladder In rear OF tho house. He had this right
hand severely and tue iot hand slighty burned. HIS
injuries dressed NJ the ChA Street Hospital
alter wnich he Was able 10 70 home.
Ofncor Patrick Scaon. VI tno Fourth preoinet
while attemptng 70 apprfxe tho nnates OF inc burns
Ing building OF Their danger Iell through match and
had his hands severely burned.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
NO FEVER AT BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS.
BLuE RrDaE SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 8, 1873

Blue RrDGE SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 8, 1873
TO TEE EDiroR HERALD;-
I herewith enclose you a Iottes IRON Mr. Wood
worth dscamiog any recollection OF having reported
Of yellow lever at Blue Ridge sprlngs II ap-
poarsd nrst IN your journal, then In other papers
think II only justice that the report snoud be
rsetsd, as nave 1V0 people here. Very respect
fully. p. Y. BROWN.
OryIcK SUPERVISING suncEos GENERAL. !
usmKp STATES MAmyK HOSPITAL ~ERvfcK.
WAsnIscroF, Uct. z, 1878. }
r. p. BRowx:-
IL reply 20 your letter OF tho 4th inst have say
that do recoiisct OF having made reference In
auciai reports 20 OF yellow fever In place.
III have douc will Inform OF the date VI the
report shall be happy the corrcction Very
spsctfuiiy. JOHN N. W0ODWokTH.
surgeon General u. y. Marine Hospital Service.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
A PROFITABLE JOB.

Work was begun yesterday by the special commit
tee appointed BY the Kings County Board OF Sopsr-
vsors " Investigate charges recently made that tho
contract for repairing the Blissvie Bridge had been
given out tor $500. while the actual cost OF the 70.
pairs was only 5000 Mr.. Hoar, OF No. 1913 franklin
avenue, testined expert the cost have
been m uch less than the amount awarded. Mr. Sea
man. John Faion aud q. f. Roberts, members Of th Q
Taxpayers' Association OF the Seventeenth Ward, IN
which the charge originated, testified that thsv did
not know OF their own knowledge Of any coliusion
bstwesn the contractor ana member OF the Board.
The lnvssttralson viii be resumed ou Monday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
THE VAIL EXTRADITION CASE.

Michael wahl, the youag German who ianguished
In Ludiov street jail for tue past two months on
charge OF forgery. preferred By the German Consul
vas taken 10 United states Commissioner whites
onics, Yesterday ancrnoon, for sxtradition HIS
said that he not guilty OF forgery In NH
ing out the bIank ugnsd by his employer, Nsthan
Lazy, Of Stuttgart, but merely Of . brsech ol
trust, for wnicn he ceuld not Be extraditsd.
wahi said, In answer to repeated questions from
Counsellor solomon, who appeared ior the German
friends nor his residence. HIS friend had merely
stated that be would call Tor the money, with the
power OF attorney and Post 0ice receipt. fhs money
was sent baok from the friend 10 wani he retaining
part.
'rno case was adjourned 70 give wahps counsel time
umont 49,
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
FIRE In BROOKLYN.

kerosene lamp Vas upset last evening In the cons
fectonery store Of Charles Kecisr at No 351 smith
street. Brooklyn. The flames from the burning oil
filed tho place, anu the alarm was immedistsly
given Sergeant Caddsn, OF the Third precinct, aud
Dr. Motr,sssy rescued Mrs. Scniling and her baby,
who were removed 10 v drug store and from there
10 q ne,ghDor's house, wners mother and ohid we're
kindly cared Tor the IRE speedily cxtinguished.
the loss ON building WAS S600 On stock, 600;
sasfrA
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
ADDITIONAL AID.

Colonel Z. L. Joy, Treasurer ei the Newark IN. ~
Board OF Trade, Acknowledges she receipt of SIT 80
from the employees Of condit \ Pstten, S25 from
Bannistsr Ticnenor, 912 IRON the employees Of Ban.
nisler 4 rcnenor $2l IS from g. ". Wheeler and
ploySs, ana Bethel school Mission, IS.
Mayor Hopper, OF Jersey City, received $50 in
and three bundlss Of clothing for the sunsrsra
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

The standard comedy, "London Assurance - will
be played by The Societ6 Elite At the Harlem Music
Hail this evening In aid OF the su nerera
The amount received by the HERALD from tho Ama-
tsur Dramatic Association oi south Amboy. was
$40 10 instead Of $23 10 az reported
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
1LooMy OUTLOOK AT BRowxsvIILR--DRArH
IN THE coLoRED CAMP.

IBf TEIaE1hAFH TO THE HERALD
BRowSsvILLH, Tenn, Oct. 10, 1878.
There have bssn iour deaths from yellow lever
here to-dsy--Mrs. Thomas Martin. Talbot, Willis and
Pearson, colorsd. Eleven cases are reported,
among whom Is Colonel william SINS Spencer X.
Wood is very III There s change In the s,,aa,sn
This seems our darkest hour. Nearly all tho new
cases ior several days have been coorod people.
Though our camp 10 only three miles distant and is
entrsiy healthy, IL seems Impossible TO get the
negroes out OF poisoned OF The TOW n
But ior them We should not probably nave . single
case ol yellow lever In town now.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

DEATH RATE AT MEMPHIS YESTERDAY.

DEATH Rate AT MEMPHIS YESTERDAY.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 10, 1873
Tho Board OF Health oficially reports twsnty-two
deaths from yellow fever in the city for the past
tweBty-iour hours ending at SIX oclocb to-night
The undortaksrs report seventeen additional deaths
outside OF the corporation line Among those who
died to-day were A. r. Dod, well known bookseller.
james Breaton, Mrs. Mary Nail, Mrs. Robert Brtton,
w r. Williams, II. l.. Palmer, Harms Cohen, MISS
Kate Plain, ana George Erskino died last
night The following Telegram was received
this afternoon from President Langstan at Mekenze
Tsnn;--s'six genuine cases Al Erin, Tenn. We isu
Urs. r. summers and Bioo, Of Nashville, TO LOOK alter
tnc w. h. stced, railroad agent at Paris oisd early
this fnorniDgu physician ana druggist have boen
telegrspped Tor from Decatur Ala DR.. @. A. Hinson,
we'll known dentist aud member of tho Howard AS
socialion was stricken this Assrnoon DR. h t.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

Charles Nailho.
Vincent Marceilo.
Miss Andre 0amotis.
Daniel AcGilL
Elizabeth Burma
Samuel w. n. Noble.
Wiiiiam Dowlinx
Anna v. Ziil.
ID. Fitzgerald
Rosa hupp.
Jonn Graf, Jr.
Simon Rleuis.
Oscar hannssit.
Mary Dixon
r ymond Daborg.
Paul Place.
Rosalie Apsaehiax.
Mary Conn,gan
Paul J. Michaud.
Pierre Braus.
August Depke.
Mary Aun Cochran.
Sarah Ann JOINT
LfRaaArtrk knu n a ~hAs
, 1878-09-19
FROM PORT DISCOVERY.
Port Discovery. Sept. 18th. 1873.

IoTt discovery, Scpt. l'll' lNiN.
EDITOR ARGUS-The Favorite, Capt.
Williams, towel i'm n boom of logs from
Port Angeles last Friday, for Goodwin
Bros, being the remains of the boom of
logs the above parties had the mis-
fortune to 90 to pieces sometime ago,
one is reminded of the days of Egyp-
tian darkness for the last few days, rs it has
been impossible to distinguish objects but
short distance, The smoke has been
fearful thick in the bay; there is a terrible
fire raging all through the timber, and
nothing but continued rain will put a
stop to its mad career.
A stranger coming to this place Of a
Sunday would think there was a church
where services were being held Judging
from the billed" shirts. polished boots,
''best rig" hair cut in the latest fashion
and brushed up in the most fascinating
style with a plenty of ''le,' each trying
to 'knock the shine out of the other" and
all going the same way.
Still they come. Another family has
moved to this place last week, Mr..
Jokim, who has but recently come to this
country. They will expect to remain.
This place can now boast of having thir-
teen families, nearly enough to become a
city.
Mrs. Weymouth has had a severe attack
of the sore throat, we are glad to hear
that she is improving. We are pleased to
see Mr.. Weymouth back again at his old
stand behind the anvil striking while the
iron is hot"
Sheriff Miller and A. +. Learned, of
Port Townsend, and Mr.. Stevens, of San
Francisco, paid this place flying visit
last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Wood, returned from Scat
tie last week where she has been visiting
friends.
Mr. Ed. Atkinson and his mother have
gone TO Seattle on business.
Some important improvements in the
way of increasing the facility for turning
out lumber are about to be made in the
mill. Now AND Then.
, 1878-09-19

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEADs can be located upon any
lands, either single or double minimum
lands, subject to homestead whether tim
bercd or not, and having the only first
class paper in the country, have made ar
rangements with the following gentlemen
in Western Washington:
A. Macintosh. Seattle,
John Il. Wheat, Olympia,
u. Morris lla!ler, Port Townsend,
Henry Jackson, Snohomish City.
Who will have on hand, at all times. my
scrip for the accommodation of those de-
string TO purchase. ut the rate of S3.25
per acre for SOS and l20s. and 1915 per
acre for 4OS; fractions special. Another
fraudulent class of script known as floats
can be gotten at much less rates: but no
title can be given. and is, OF course, not so
valuable. A deed can be gotten from the
original applicant of any land located by
script purchased of me, as in no case buy
from other than the original homesteader.
and know where to address him tor deed
1t one be required. Full investigation is
asked that the worth OF my paper may be
known. Call upon or write any of the
gentlemen named above who will sell Won
the Talbot additional homestead scrin
which will ensure you patent to your
land as well as perfect title, and also as
cheap as you can buy it of me.
ID. ii. TALBOT.
Genl Land-scrip and Warrant Broker,
Sioux CITY, Iowa,
, 1878-09-19

THE FIRsT.-The first Chinaman
who came to America, according to
the San Francisco "ChronicIe," was
Chum Ming, in lS47 He was a ma
tive merchant of Mai Sang, a pro-
vince of Canton, intelligent and en-
terprising. He went into the noun
tains, and finding gold, wrote to a
friend, Cbeong Yum, in 1S4S, about
the new country. Cheong Yum, i'm
msdiately came to the Pacific slope
but, before doing SO, told number
of his countrymen of the discovery
of gold in America. 1t was then
that the Cinnamon began to hocL
to the Pacific coast. There were al
that time no steamers to bring them
so they came in sailing vessels. Ir
1S49, the Arguonauts began to ar
rive from the East, and at that time
the Chinese influx was a mere droE
in the bucket. Within the next foul
years the arrivals of Mongoliaus be-
came more frequent, and in larger
proportions, so that in 1852 there
were 1000 on the coast, 1000 oi
whom lived in San Francisco. As
soon as the tide Of Chinese emigrants
had set in toward California, the
Yeoung Wo and the Kong Chow,the
first two of the present six oompa.
nies, began the business of tiding
the shipments.
, 1878-09-19
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
our Authorized Agents.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. ISIS
TO OUR PATRONS,

Within the coming month we ex'
roct to send ont a numbsr Of bills
to parties who are delinquent
for subscription and advertising 1t
;s boned none of these bills will be
sent in vain.
While we have undertaken and are
DETERMINED to faithfully sustain our
part in this enterprise, it remains for
our patrons Gf they would enjoy the
greatest benefit from it) to do THEIR
part by promptly paying their in
debtedness to us. Remember that
though your particular bill may not
amount to more than a few dollars,
and may not be deemed actually es.
sential to attend to the matter at
once, there are many Others in just
your situation and these small
amounts aggregate hundreds.
We pay lawful interest on all our
bills of more than thirty days stand,
ing, hence it will be readily conced
ed to be an injustice to allow the
hundreds of dollars which we have
credited out to lie idle.
, 1878-09-19
ORDINANCE No. 90.

An Ordinance to carry into effect an act
Of the Legislative Assembly of the Terri
tory of Washington entitled San Act au-
thorizing o. F. Gerrish, III. l.. TiDbaIs.
and others to construct wharf at Port
Townsend" Approved January 11th,
1865. So iar rs said act authorizes the
persons therein named to receive rates of
wharfage tor the wharf authorized by said
net.
The City of Port Townsend does orlain
as follows:
SECTION l. That o. F. Gerrish. and his
associates who are authorized by an act of
the Legislative Assembly of the Territory
Of Washington. entitled IAN Act author
izing o. F. Gerrish, II. L. Tibbsls. and
Others to construct wharf at Port Town
send. be and they are hereby authorized
to receive and collect the following rates
of wharfage for the use OF the wharf con-
structed under said act viz:
, 1878-09-19
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

,oniii, rms embraces all the studIes genero,Ir
Rnadnr ~ Prh coInlimoh schools, between the Third
phN ana corresponding studies, up TO the 1r0t rot
oi tlie Academic Department, at which ti,r.C
TliiS are expected to pass examination in the
est %T g%e & 5t StIn1es hnn which constitute the hgR
Builion's English Grammar. ,,eogror,,,,
completed, with map-dawing from mnmoy
ana use of Terrestrial Globes. i n'c'hory
:, History of the United States out,,ro,
EnSllsh History, Fifth Render, p, PnrIs,,i, VI
HilSiIoryi ,idI written Spelling Penmanship' PrSSc'
,lcai Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith'
, 1878-09-19

SECTION ?. PIungers and small boats.
each. per month, So 90
SEC. 3. All vessels occupying berth
at the wharf while not discharging or re-
celvng freight. each day, so 90
SEC. 4. All freight received or dis
charged from one vessel to another while
fast to the wharf will be charged half
rates.
SEC. 3. All goods remaining on the
wharf after 4. p. NJ. will be stored at the
risk and expense Of the owner.
SIC. 6. That the said o. +. GerriSh.
and his associates are hereby authorized to
erect upon said wharf ut or near the ell
trance thereof such gates as they may
deem tit to prevent wagons, vehicles and
stock being driven upon said wharf with
ont consent.
PROVIDED HOWEVER; That when the
owner, agent or driver OF any team or
stock shall pay the rates herein propid, d
they shall have the right to go upon any
part Of said wharf for the purpose of re-
moving therelrOm or thereon, goods. mer-
chandisc, freight, and persons under the
direction of the whartinger.
SEC. Z. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be IN force at the expiration of
five days alter it has been published az
Corling to law.
Passed the Council Sept. 18th. 1878
G.. MORRIS HALLER. Clerk.
Approved by the Mayor, Sept. 49,. 1873,
q. EIsENBIEs, Mayor.
, 1878-09-19

A FEW days ago E. D. Smith Tor
one-armed smith,, of this place, was
arrested on charge of selling whis,
key to Indians. Upon being taken
before Judge Lewis, on Monday, he
was committed and ordered to be
confined at McNeil's Island until the
next term OF the District Court of
this place. He was taken to his des.
tination on Tuesday.
, 1878-09-19

FROM the proceedings Of the Re
publican party organization in King
county it will be seen that Mr.. Irving
Ballard, Of Seattle, is their choice
for prosecuting attorney Of the Sd
Judicial District. From what we
can learn, he will most likely be the
candidate Of the party, as there
seems TO he no other aspirant who
has as much backing.
, 1878-09-19

SHERIFF OF SNoHoMlsH Co..-The
Democrats of Snohomish County
have nominated VIM. Whitefeld, OF
Snohomish City, for Sheriff. We
are happy to be able to state that
Mr.. Whitefeld is in every way quail
ified for the position. He is a cour.
teous gentleman, and will make an
efficient officer. The Republicans
will have hard work to find bis
equal.
, 1878-09-19

Our friend, of the Olympia eek
pertinent, should whet up his per,
ceptive faculties so as to enable him
to distinguish an intentional parody
on the frequent and indefnite y
worded paragraphs about the wealth,
er for a mere news item.
, 1878-09-19
ANOTHER FAT MAN REDUCED.

II. A. KUFUs, dealer in dry-goois,
woodruff. ILL.,, writes BOTANIC MEDICINE
Co.. Buffalo, n. Y, June ODD. 1878:
"GENTLEMEN-PleaSe find enclosed $500,
tor which send me, by express, Anti-Fat
| have taken one bottle and lost five and
OnG-Qlnrter nOnnhS.N