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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PLAGUE.
A LEcruRE BY DIR. v1cnoU

A LECTURE BG Dh.eNIS1Aoo't-
BERLIN, February 21.-At the sitting OF
Medical Society, Dr. Vichou delivered, a
lecture on the plague and made the decla. !.
Astrakhan is the Eastern plague, the
measures OF Germany were of too general
a character. Attention should be princi-
pally directed to the necessity of placing
the Russian army returning from Turkey
under medical inspection.
DE1IEyED TotBE STAYED.
ST. PErfRspuRa., February 21.-Gen.
MelikoE telegraphs that not asingle case
of epidemic illness exists throughout his
Jurisdiction. The military cordons iso-
iating the different villages, have been
abolished. General Gordon only is re-
BERLIN, February 21.-The official Ga
settc confirms General Melikoffs favorable
report, and says it is believed that after
twenty days the northern portion OF
Astrakhan may be safely declared reliev-
ed from quarantine, as it will then have
been free from sickness for twenty-four
davs. The Russian papers still continue
to report epidemics, especially diptheria.
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TnE Monroe county, West Virginia,
Register gives notice that hereafter it will
support no man for office, be he Republi-
can or Democrat, who is can enemy of the
press, {" by which itmeans any person who,
when elected to the legislature, will get up
bills to injure the private business ofnews-
papers by compelling them to publish
legal advertisements for less than they
charge other people for the same class Of
work. The Parkersburg Journal says
amen to this notice.
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PnIsc Statement.

PIrrsnuNGH, February 2l.-There is no
truth in the statement that school teacher
in Wcstmorcland county was murdered
Yesterday by her pupils. Some trouble
occurred in school near Blairsville about
two weeks ago, when the teacher got
the worst OF it, but his injuries were not
serious.
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The New Freight Tariff ON the Balt:'
more and Ohio Road.


The proof sheets of the new tariff of
freight charges on the Baltimore and Ohio
road have made their appearance in this
city. We give below specimen of the
reduction that will be efec.ed between
Wheeling and number ofsleading points
in the interior We append the old rates
and the new, and also the per cent. of re-
duction. It's proper to remark that in ad-
dition to this schedule there will be re-
ductions in carload lots ofvarious kinds
freight handled in this State quite
equal to the reduction on
carload lots of flour. On the
classifications given below it will be seen
that there is an average reduction of
over % per cent on the list. 1t was
estimated by the joint committee of in
Yestigation that this reduction would save
TO the shippers of the State about half a
million of dollars on the business hereto
fore done. This being the case, it would
eeem as if it ought also to have the effect
of materially developing and enlarging
the trade OF the State.
We are informed that the discrimina-
tions at one time in existence by which
parties could ship -four and other mer-
chandise into the State from GAINESVILLE,
Mansfield and other Ohio points, cheaper
than from Wheeling, has been done away
with, thereby doing away with all induce
ments to send orders out of the State.
We have selected only few places from
the schedule, and these simply to fairly
show the general per cent OF the reductions
that have been made. The places are as
So1Io,r..
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A RetnrnIns ANGEL.

PHILARELPHrA, February 2t.-Thc bark
Shooting Star, from Lisbon, bringing
Charles w. Angel, the detaul,ing SEQ
retary of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, moved up the river this morning.
1t is expected that Angell will be in
custody OF the police before night.
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EGYPT.

THE SECRET OF THE CAIRO DISTURBANCE.
PARIS, February 2I.-A Cairo telegram
received here says that the Khedive is
displeased at the refusal OF. the Cabinet to
fulfill the engagements of the previous
Ministry, and its failureito meet his de,
mands concerning the civil list. He melted
the disbanded officers against the Minis,
tiers, that the disturbance might lead
to him resuming personal rule.
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HOUSE.
SMASHING THE SOUTHERN wARcLArMs.

SMASHING THE SOUTHERN WARCLAIMS.
The effort to proceed with the legisla-
tive appropriation bill was antagonized
by the advocates of the morning hour,
who were successful, and private bills were
considered.
At the expiration OF the morning hour n
contest arose as to the order of business,
Mr. Cox, of New York, pressing his cen
sus bill, Mr.. Hale the appropriation bill,
and Mr.. Bright the private calendar.
Mcssrs. Tucker and Wood antagoniZed
all these propositions with motions to
proceed to the consideration of the busi-
ness on the Speakers table.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the private calendar.
The pending bill was that for the relief
of John l.. Armstrong, of Virginia, OH 40
count OF wharf property occupied by the
United Statos army in Alexandria during
the war.
Mr.. Hunton stated that the loyalty ot
the claimant had been fully proved and
the only question was whether Congress
was going to pay any claim of that char.
acter. The vote on tho present case would
bO decisive ono as to all cases ot the
same character,
Mr.. Eden, while he supported the bill,
expressed himself in favor of the Consti-
tutional amendment forbldding the pay
mant of all claims originating in the war
which have not been already adjusted.
Mr.. Hayes said that he thought the
claims might come in under the plea oi
loyalty. They were presented and advo-
Gated by disloyal men. gentlemen on
the other side did not advocate the claims
AIf. Eden inquired If the Republican
Congress in 1871 had been composed oi
,lisloyal men. That was the Congress
which had passed he act undor whtet!
g, 600 claims amounting to 800, 600, 600 had
boon presented. The Constitutional
amendment whrh he favored would close
the door against all claims whether com
ing from the North or South under tho
plea of loyalty or disloyalty.
been best at the conclusion of the war tc
have adopted constitutional amendment
prohibiting the payment of all war claims
The cofncderates had not been entitled t
anything, and loyal men had been sutti
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Governor Bishop decided to grant u
request OF tho New York authorities for
cxtrudition OF David Levine, charged with
obtaining large amount OF dry, goods
tense. 1t is alleged these goods were
taken to Cincinnati and sold.
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VOLUME XXYII.-NUMBER l55.
a Good Account.

.sTo sum it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness and suffering, costing 500
per year, total $1,200-all of which was
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters,
taken by my wife, who has done her own
housework for a year since without the
loss of day, and want everybody to
know it for their benefit.
'tJoHN WRRKs, Butler, NY"
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HALIFAX, N. s., February 22.-Thc
heaviest snow storm for five Years began
last night and continued all day. Drifts
in some places are fifteen feet deep, and
business is entirely suspended. The rail
wavs are blockIded.
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INDIA.

TIE ROYAL Observation-Disclosures VICTIMS
british INTERFERENCE HOPED FOR.
CALCUTTA, February 2l.-Further intel
ligence from Mandalay says great con.
sternation prevails in consequence of the
royal murders. The, victims numbered
cighty-six. The details of the massacre
are reported US horrible. British inter-
ference is hoped for by the people to pre-
vent more bloodshed.
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The Bellaire Tribune is somewhat agitat-
led over the fact that Wheeling grocery
house is circulating in thai place trade
list in which the prices are affixed to al
most every article sold in a grocery store.
1t claims to be "list devoted to the in
terest of families" and ths Tribune says
that tits drawing very considerabletrade to
the house from Bellaire.
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All Quiet on Inc Monopgnnc.n.

PrrTsgyRGH, February 2l.-RepQrts from
the scene OF the late difficulty on the up
per Monongahcla river coal fields, say that
Everything is quiet there, a number Of
turbulent minors having been arresteh,
Sheriff Work has returned TO Washington.
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THr Wellsburg Herald warns the Legis

The wellsburg Herald warns the Legis-
lature to go slow in the matter of tamper-
ing with the irreducible school fund, and
reminds it of the great outcry that was
once raised by Democrats on that subject.
Even for so worthy an object as the en-
.largement of the Insane Asylum, it thinks
that the use of the school fund is of ques-
tionable.propriety.l
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TIE use OF whisky in sickness, has
produced more drunkards than anything
else. The Egyptian Pad is better rem,
replace il to the advantage OF the patient.
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GERMANY.
GERMAN TARIFFS on TOBACCO.

GEKMAN TAKTFF UN IOHHVNV'
BERLIN, February 2l.-The rates fixed
in the bill proposed by the Minister oi
tobacco are 20 marks per hundred weight
on imported, and 40 marks per hundred
weight on home grown tobacco. The
present rates are ~ and 20 marks, respec-
tiyely
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@r Additional Telegraph See Fourth Pags

IMpoRrAxr.-All persons afflicted with
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Pains
in the Back or Limbs, Sprains, Bruises,
etc., should be informed that keller's
Roman Liniment is what they need. For
sale by all druggists, Prize 59 cents bot
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IL you have been incorporate, and have
reformed, don't rely too much on your
viii power; put on an Egyptian Pad and
relieve Yourself OF that gnewins want:
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ao1nonI,n, neIon Zero.

TonoNro, February 2I.-Another cold
spell prevails throughout Ontario, the
thermometer ranging from zero to 3S'
below
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II. w. CRorHERs gives notice in the
wellsburg Herald that contract has been
made with a responsible party for sinking
a coal shaft in that town.
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ENGLAND.
FAILURES IN LONDON.

LONDON, February 2l.-John Maltby,
merchant, of Mining Lane, has failed.
Liabilities G5S, 900. Bartnam, Pretyman& 4
Muniford, merchants. Liabilities un-
known.
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InvesIIgatIng the standard OIL Company

Investigating the Standard OIL Company.
PtrrsBURGH, Pa, February 2l.-At a
hearing in regard to freight discrimina-
tion to-day before Gen. ]. B. Sweitzer,
Master, John D. Archbold, President of
the Acme Oil Company, testified that Mr..
Rockafellar, President of the Standard
Oil Company, received the dividends on
onc-fourth interest in the Acme Oil Com
pany.
In answer TO questi ons by counsel for
the Commonwealth as to who he received
them for, Mr.. Archbold stated that he
(Rockafellar) did not receive those divi-
dends for either A. ]. Cassatt or Thomas
A Scott.
Question. How do you know that?
Answer. ! was led by suggestive queS-
tions put to me during my examination i'll
Philadelphia, to ask Mr.. Rockafellar since,
for my own Information, whether there
were any possible relations existing be-
tween his oil company and the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, and Mr.. Rocka-
fellar answered that neither Mr.. Cassatt
nor Mr.. Scott received any interest what
ever in rebates or dividends.
B. B. Campbell, President of the Oil
Producers Union, was cross examined,
and testified as to the scope and purpose
of that Union.
II. C. Ohlen, of New York, was present,
having been summoned by telegraph, bat
his testimony was waived for the present.
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ITALY.

rRrcuINA rAxIc-AMERrcAS SWINE rRoHIE-
TIED.
ROME, February 2l.-The italian Gov
ernment has prohibited the importation
of American swine, or any preparation OF
their flesh, rs precaution against trich-
inOSiS
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Average reduction 25 2-l0 per cent. ,-...
This estimate based the leading points reach-
81 The revised CARLOAD Classification will largely re-
dnce these percentages
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAN Il. INTELLIG ENoER
GENERAL NEWS.
Southern War Claims Knocked
Endways in the House.

- 80
The Senate Passes the House TeIe-
graph Bill.
The Standard Oil Company on the
Investigation Rack.
San Francisco Merchants on the
Anti Chinese Bill.
Fifteen Feet of Snow Railroads
BIockaded.E
Canada softenlng on the Cattle
Question.
Pension Vampires Howling at Com
missioner Bentley.
Illinois Statesmen Visit the Low
Dens of ST. Louis la TaImage.
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DOR RENT-A Good Brick Dwelling
IL House, No. 1881 west side OF Chapline Street,
north of Eleventh. gas and water, containing seven
rooms, hall kitchen and wash house has recently been
will re rented low to good tenant Apply 70 George
Robinson, 1912 aud 1914 Market street. feI
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NOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, ROOMS AND
T. store, No: So Eighteenth street; water and gas
Also the Brick House on the corner OF Eleventh and
Chapline street. Possession on April 1st.
ianl4 A. NJ. ADAMS,
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Hoe RHutk

EOR RENT-The Desirable Law Offices,
IL No. 1I4O Chapline Street, occupied by Messrs.
Erskine Il Allison. Possession given April lst.
fef ffPpS :" Office Peabody Ins. Co, 1918 MaTk.tst.
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EoR sALE-FRAME HOUSE

Containing ave rooms over an acre Of ground; within
half mile Of city limits near new Elm Grove Road,
Caldwells Run. Beautiful location. WIN be sold
cheap For further particulars call at this ONCE or
the premises. fes-d&w
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Views of Snn FranciseO business Men on
the Chinese. Bill.

known.
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8Co.,ey.Essa,,a ri. ccs.

BRpnKLrS, dune. 2I.--T The Goney- Island
races to-day resulted as follows: IL
The first race II three duarter mile DASH
was ven by Alieanef, with franklin see
ond, idler third, ard Milan fourth. Time,
I1:tS4 ~ 4. c t q
The second race--one and quarter
miles--was won by Warfeld, with Hattie
i. second, and Una third. Time, 2:144.
The third race--onc mile and n fifrlbng,
the winner TO he sold at auction--was won
by Balance All, with Glen Ogle second, and
Lizzie d. third. Time, 2:02. ..z-se1
The fourth race--one mile and three fur
Iopgs-was won bys Hampton; Lena Sec
ond. Kenny third. Time, 2:26}.
The fifth race--ocean Steeple- chase, abont
three miles--was won by Coronct neatins
Derby. At the last hurdle, McComb. who
rode Derby, missed his distance. and his
horse fell awkwardly and rolled ever him.
he was taken up unconscious, but after ex-
animation BY physician was found to be
not seriously hurt.
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Eorfy.sixsh Consress---F;rst Session.
.. WASHINGTON, June 81, 1879.
SENATE

The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons was authorized to appoint sub-com-
mittec to sit during recess and continue the
Spciiord-Kcllocy investigation.
The report OF the conference committee
on the disaoreelng vote OF the two houses
on the judicial expenses bill was taken up
and adopted by party vote.
The bill 10 provide otfce-Tooms for the
National Board OF Health, for the publca-
ton OF its reports and papers, and TO au-
tborizc it to erect necessary quarantine
buildings. was passed.
The er.carrierS' bill was also passed.
It contains the increased appropriations
added by the House, and appropriates
$41j,O00 for the payment OF letter-carriers
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1880, and
$1,000 for the increased payment o! letter.
carriers for the fiscal year ending June So,
1879.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Cobb. OF Indiana, mace q personal
explanation IN regard to the statement in
the indianapolis Journal Of the 18th it,
slant relative to speech delivered by him
some days ago, In which he charged that
in October. 1864, Il Massachusetts regiment
had lntericred with the election in lhe city
OF indianapolis.
Mr.. Ellis, OF Louisiana, introduced bill
for the return Of the "Trigg" sword to
Rowena Guedalla. Referred.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the bill prohibiting political assessments,
blu: it went over without action.
Senate amendments TO House bill for the
appointment OF the Missssippi-River COM
mission we've taken up and concurred in.
AGiuurned
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PROBABLY expn,, % . Congress his objections

probably eSnlain 90 Congress his obi ecsiont
to the bin and disclose his purposes in re
gard TO the appointment of the character 81
officers III controversy. On The other hand
Acknowledgement Devcns declared that tho
veto eff the judicial bin is certain. ~
OREGON oS TTHE CHINESE. .sl 5s
Mf. Slater, tie new Oregon senator,
spoke, for nearly two hours to-day on the
bin to prohibit the importation Of Chinese
into'the United States. He welt over the
familiar arguments of tho representatives oil
1.-The Pacific States. aud pronounced the Chi
nese an unni,isated curse 10 that country,
whose further importation should be
stopped by the strong arm OF the, Govern
ment. They not Only competed. he con.
tended, with homes. labor, but are moral
pestilesce. The bill was recommitted at the
close OF his speech. u. E
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS. 800
The National Fair Association have deter.
mined TO have an exhibition here In Octo.
Der. Hon. John S. Barbour is one OF the
,incorporators. ,a'st.t
General Ewing will so to Ohio next week
to attend the meeting Of the Democratic
State Committee.
Mcssrs. Devens, SchurZ, and McCrary, oil
the Cabinet, and Con gressmen Burnside,
Richmond, and Garfield, called at the
White House to-day. a-& %1"" ~: ~.
The letter-carraers' bill as reported to the
Senate cuts down the appropriation from
s4l5, 0o0to 100000. .Ha ="
The President to-day withdrew the nomi
| nation OF Secretary McCrary for district
judge. u -"
The army bin was taken to the President
this afternoon by Mr.. Kenna, and all of the
appropriation bills are with him tonight.
! Mr.. Garfield to-day reported 4 bill to
amend the charter OF the Freedmen's Bank
| What 4 pity some grand jury has not re-
ported bill to do justice to the men who
robbed the bank and the depositors!
Dir. Ellis, OF Louisiana, 10 day tried to
get the House to direct Secretary Sherman
to furnish the correspon dencc in regard tc
! the construction or a refrigeratlng-ship
| Conger objected.
| The report is that, on Monday, Wedncs'
day will be fixed as the day for adjournment
| and that the Republicans will not fibustel
To prevent it.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis.
patch.l
TIE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Thc President to-
day signed the legislative appropriation
bill. The judlcial-cypcnses bill and the
army appropriation bill reached him at half.
past O'Clock this afternoon. it is expected
he will sign the army bill, and that the veto
OF the iudicia-eXpenses bill will be sent tc
the House Monday.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

3
JULIUS MEYER. COS BROAD STREET,
OFFERS
tD0UBLE-WTDTH FRENCH WOOL BLACK
GUNTIEG,at SOC. worth Csc: ,n-si t....
SILk-AFD-WOoL TAMIsE CLOTH at Coo. worth
75c.: ..a
Another lot FIGURED DRESS LINENS at SIC :;
5,eC0 yards TORCHON LAGES-an auction lot
way below regular prices;-
BLACK and WHITE BRETOSNE LACEs very
low =. II: .-. :l.s-.. ~ ~
PARAsoLs-great reduction IN prices in order TO
reduce stock; ...s. ..,....
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERs. 81 so and upward;
LADIES' MUHAIR LUSTRE ULsTERs; -"
LADIES' LINEN SUITS at and below prime eos:
to close them out; ......,.a ....
DRESS LINENS, 12Hc. and upwards; :'
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS, sec. and upwards:
GENTLEMEN's GAUZE SHIFTS, zoe. and up
wards; '. ...-. 49,. ....r .ar.. .,...'m ....,.s
CHILDREN's GAUzE SHIRTS, zoe. and Mp.
wards; ~. t.. w.. . -
LADIES REGULAR-MADE LfSLE-THREAD
HOSE, Csc; and lots of other bargains, ut
jel2 JULIUS MEYERS.
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Attempt to Eyade the Law, and n
Eirspr.

Boston, June 2l.-The weli-known
schooner Jefferson Borden was attached ut
this port some days ago, at the instance OF
the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company. and
placed in charge of a deputy United States
marshal. On Friday. Captain Patterson, OF
the Borden, attempted TO pass the railroad
draw and carry his vessel to sea with the
keeper on board. A lively fight occurred
between the captain and mate aud posse
of the marshal's force, who arrived III time
TO prevent the vessels escape. The mate
was placed in irons; and. although the YES
gel has been released by settling with the
insurance company, 4 large number OF de-
putv marshals are in search OF Patterson,
who has disappeared.
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Boat.Racing i'm View England.

BosToN, June 2l.-The sinele.scull race
for the amateur championship OF New Eng
handbook place to-day on Charles river in
the presence OK 5000 people. Distance,
two miles with 4 turn. There were SIX
starters. D.. Fl. Houshton, OF Boston. took
the lead at the start and kept il to the finish,
covering the distance in fifteen minutes and
forty-nine seconds. John Buckley, of
Portland. was second, in fifteen minutes
and ffty-four seconds, with j. f. Brown, OF
Boston. third, and John Francis, Of Boston,
fourth. Brown claimed Il foul from Buck
ley, which, after consultation, was allowed,
thus giving the second prize to Brown.
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THE STOMACH DAMN B

THE STOMACK DAMN 0 I 3 4
& rreighted wiki greater trash than violent
drastic purga,ye. True, s9eh medie:lrs relieves
constipation fer The time, but at the expense OF
great injury to the intestinal CANA, which 1t both
intiames and weakens, thus unrtuS II foi the poi
Torrance OF its proper functions. Widely different
Is the action of Hos.etters Stomach Biters tonie
aperlent which produces effects prompt, indeed,
but never violent ana convalslna. The purity o.
ifs botanic ingredients, It's unobjec'ionabe favor
Its genial influence upon The mind, and the thor
oughpess of its remedial action In cases OF const'-
patton, liver complaint, and dyspepsia, co!nb:'; 70
render It Almost desirable FAMILY specific. II IN
.reases both physical vigor. AID substance tr'1r.
ouillzes and invgorases the ncryous sys' emu and
gives Nh unwonted relish for the food Awife!
glass three tunes daily Is about the average dose,