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MIR. HannIin,s "Reminiscences.

Senator Iiamlln, OF Maine. said, In q recent
interview, that his relations, as Vice President,
with President Lincoln were entirely pleasant
DE ADDED: "Whel i was elected TO the Vice.
Presidency they told me that there was q well.
preserved tradition handed down. and II was
so, that only one Vice. President had ever GOT
along with the President / said. WELL I don,t
Know Mr. Lincoln, but mean to be the second
Van Buren, was the first; he had ALWAYS ami
caoie relations with Jackson. meant that
would agree with Mr.. Lincoln. And, Indeed.
there never was any trouble; anybody could get
along with him. After I got into nv once I
found out why the Others didn't get along: II
was Just as clear as mathematical demons1ra-
Ion. Tie people, you see, think the Vice
President Is somebody or importance, and natu-
rally. he has certain weight OF character In
his party to get where he is. People come to
him. therefore,, with that Idea In their heads.
But he Is really only contingent somebody.
He Is President or the Senate and Will cast a
party vote wbenit is necessary This every
BODY Knows His only patronage is appointing
MS private secretary. There IL ends. And the
President never gives way In the least to his
deputy. consequently the Clash and the reason
why tney nave never got on well together
But with Mr.. Lincoln IL was very easy. We
had Intlmate relations, ana he often consulted
me. Twas always more radical than he was.
was urging him; he was holding back on his
problems, and he was the wiser, probably, Is
events prove: desired TO arm the blacks and
TO issue the proclamation sooner than he did,
and was always for urging. was the first per.
son he ever showed the proclamation TO- saw
1t before he submittedlt 70 the Cabinet. He met
me one day and said: Where viii you be this
EVENING" Il am going out of town. replied.
NO, you are not, SIR Indeed am, sir unless
you command me- well. do command you
want you to spend the evening with me at tho
soldiers Home 1 met him at the Executive
Mansion, and we started to drive to the Home.
AS soon as we had started, he drew from his
pocket the rough draft OF the proclamation, and
read it over to me. Naturally was delighted,
and told him SO. He was much moved ct the
step he was taking
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SCR1PTCRAL COURTSHIP.-Love at first sight
In church, With Scrfptural commentary, is
Illustrated In the columns OF the Albany Argus
One Sunday beautiful young gentleman han.
pened to have seat In pew adjoining one In
Which lovely young lady was sitting He
was seized with violent passion for the fair
stranger, and resolved to propose to her then
and there. So he handed her a..Bibie with pin
stuck In the following text: "And now beseecn
thee, lady, not as though wrote a new COM
mandment unto thee, but that which we had
from the beginning, that we love one
another" OIL. John, 81. The lady returned the
book, pointing to Ruth IT,, 10: 'Then she fell
on her face and bowed herself to the ground
thine eyes, that thou Shouldst take knowledge
OF me, seeing am stranger" He handed II
back with his finger on I'LL John, Ii, IA: a. had
many things to write. but win not with INK
and pen write unto thee. But / trust that
shall shortly see thee, and we shall speak face
to face" As the result OF this interview 1t Is
said that marriage will take place In month
or two.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TkUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Ks-
TATE ON STREET, NEAR FOUR-AND-A-

HALF STREET NoRrHWESr.
By virtue Of . decd of trust. executed to me, IL
the undersigned. bearing date on the I'd day fMJ
Of April A. D. 1873, and recorded in Liber IXG..l
No. TIC, folio 49, one Of the land records for Wash
1bston county, IN the District of Columbia to &C.
cure certain debt therein named, shall by re-
quest In writing from the party secured. offer for
sale: at public auction. in front Of the prem SEES, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of september, A. D.
1879, at O'Clock p NJ, the following named and
described real estate, the same being and lying in
the said city OF Washington, and District OF Column
bla that ie Lot No. q in subdivision of original lots
Nos and In square 400 and also part of lot No as
IN said square which laid lot and part of lot is further
described and bounded as follows, viz: BEGINNING
LOT the same on street northwest, at the distance
OF n feet inches west OF the southeast Of
said square 9, and running the ue of G street "a
feet and Is inches thence north at right angles to
q street l29 feet and inches. (more or lessO in
GLIDING an alley on the north Of said lot which alley
Is TO remain open thence east 20 feet and Is
IL ches thence south to the place of beginning, the
same being improved with fine three story Brick
House with basement. and having stable and car
rage house in the rear
Terms OF sale: The amount of indebtedness &C.
cured. which is 5000. with the interest accrued
ance at three months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser bearing interest from the day of sale aud
secured by . deed OF trust on the property sold,
fhali be given. deposit of 800 shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time OF sale All convey
ancng shall be at the expense Of the purchaser II
the terms OF sale are not complied with In seven
days the prov erty will be resod on like time of
advertisement
sep2d JOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee
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a Vb8OHVuB nD6m 0C10tuOm Oh H080Os
Ya1oo county had better been swept from It's
place on the earth and its people had better
oeen destroyed In a night, than this crime had
peen committed-better for Mississippi, better
lot lot tne south better for the democratic party,
world. the whole body OF southern people ara
sllgmat1zed by these objectionable acts of yio-
Mbce ana blood; their enemies are strength
e es' tneF niends are paralyzed their good
iaith is impdgped their respect for law Is csiled
ia question. The hanging OF the murderer
w11o ~. indicate Mississippi and the SOUTH but
Is 10 De tried this is not 20 be expectads
Through their press, the law abiding peonIe ~
the south must pronounce Judgment on thess
acts ana thelr perpetrators. There should r.
no uncertainty In this Judgment IL should IA
strong and clear and final. The southern pews
paper which apologies for them which hest
pected or being In the pay OF the enemies OF
the south, and branded and stunned ac.
coroingly. To defend these crimes Is
CRIME itseiI-ls treason to the south, TO the
principles for which the southern people fought
10 the integrity OF the democratic party, to tree
government now In its peril. The right OF every
freeman qualified by law 70 vote and 10 have
cltlaen eligible under the laws to seek office at
inc nandS or the people-theSe rights stricken
oown IN this county OF a sister southern state,
are eSsentlal 10 free government. Every man
In the tnited states who values for himself or
his children the right OF free suffrage. every
one who values for himself or his children the
righf 10 aspire for place In the public seryIce.
is personally wronged IN these Yazoo counfy
crimes, and should cry out against them With
these rights gone, there is anarchy; ana despot-
ISM follows anarchy, welcomed as a relief from
more lntolerabie evils. These rights are under
tne protection or the democratic party, and
eSfec,all! OF the south, and the democratic
party and The people OF the south, assailed by
crimes against them. penetrated In the midst
OF the one and In the name OF the other must
so put the seal and brand or their condemna-
ton upon the offenders that hereafter none
VIII dare 10 repeat this sin unpardoned and
objectionable Selma (Alal Southern Argus
flf3, !
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THE RIGHT KIND OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the occupants Of a collection OF small houses
near Mount Pleasant, In WeStmOreland county
Pa, Is q miner and his wife living very humbly
upon the labors of the husband There Is
marked contrast between the wife and those OF
other miners. She dresses neatly, is Intelligent
IN her conversation, and a scrupulously neat
houskeeper. Those acquainted with her, who
have learned her history, state that she is the
daughter OF German Duke, and was left, at
the death OF her father, with an ample fortune.
This was placed In the hands OF her brother,
and he not only sQuandered his own fortune,
but made with hers also. The creditors de-
voured everything that could be converted
world. Stckened with the treachery OF her
friends, she determined, with an iron will,
to make her own living, despite the fact that
the blue blood OF the arlstocracy flowed
1n her veins. And In pursuance OF her determt-
nation, with what money and valuables she had
OF her own, In company with q family of Ger
man emigrants, she embarked on an ocean
steamer for New York. Twas here she first
met her husband, who, like herself, had left his
fatherland to find home in America. He was
young man of sober, steady habits, and though
her inferior both la education and family, his
attentions were accepted by the friendless
woman, and before arriving In New York
marriage engagement existed between them
After their marriage the husband, thrifty and
industrious though he was, found 1t impossible
pluck and energy the wife obtained a position
as cook in restaurant. The husband being
still unemployed, an offer OF work In the Con.
nelisyflle coke region was accepted, and the
pair have entered upon new life In q strange
region.
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~ TgRNPIKE" 0PPOsITE NATIONAL TAtR
LANDS NEAR REFORM SCHOOL" ABOUT
ONE AND ONEQUARTRR MILES FROM

v. ".
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court m
OF Heay ct al y. David ct al, No. 4,709 Equity -
premises. on MONDAY, the 29th day Of September,
A. D. 1879. beginning at O'Clock D m and continu
ing until sufficient is realized from the sales to sat
sty said decree, all those parcels of land lying in
the county Of Washington, District of Columbia,
and known Is Lots two t2. five 80 and seven ca OF
q tract called "Monastery,' lying on Columbia
Turnpike; Lot two containing acres rood; Lot
five containing acres rOods Is perches; and Lot
seven containing acres ! rood IL perchee.
Also, To- twenty l2). twenty one CID, twenty two
(2 twenty three t23) twenty four (24) tweoty five
(25 and twenty-ax (l6) in our recorded subdivision
uf lots 10. IL and u of tract called Greanvals" In
FAD county aid District, near the lands OF the Re-
form School lot twenty, containing IL Ill acres
mo, or lees lot twenty one. containing 943 acres
more or less lot twenty two, containing 8,8 acres
more or le<s; lot tweniythree, containing IL 1897
scrs. more or lees; lot twenty four, containing
l3l! acres. more or lees lot twenty-five, contain
n ing llb5S acres, more or less, with the cottage
u ii ss. The lots will lie sold separately, Offering
rare opportunity for parties Wishing to purchase
eligible villa sites and small truck farms near the
city limits.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; balance in three
equal tnstallments at six. twelve aud eighteen
months with interest from day Of sale. secured by
des Of trust on the land sold all cash at option
of purchaser: 300 deposit will be required Of pur-
CHASER of zach lot at time Of sale.
ANDREW B. DUVALL,
JOHN F. HANNA, trustees.
Webster Law BuildingJ
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TRUST EE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE

TRUST EE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, CORNER PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND NINTH 81 SOUTHEAST.
By viltue of a deed of trust, dated July TIN, -
1876, and recorded in Liber No 791, folio fGj
1G3, Of the land n cords OF WASHINGTON coun- -.
~. District of Columbia and at toe request Of the
holder OF the bond secured thereby Twill sell At
DAY the ,2h Gay If September. 1879 at 80 o'clock
az that piece or parcel Of ground situate IN the
city OF Washington and known az part of Lot Nine
t9 and the whole of Lots Ten GO) and Eleven (Il),
In square numbered Nine Hundred and Twenty
five 1920 and bounded as follows: Beginning at the
northeast angle Of said square and running south
along 9Th st, east huaored and four 600 feet
and Lime 90 inches thence west one hundred aud
nine (199) feet and one Q) inch: thence no tn one
hundred al d seyenty:three u73l feet and ooe a.
inch. to ONT Ave t5) feet enthusiastically from
the !, tersection of Pennsylvania avenue and the
pubic spa &c there along said avenue hundred
and twenty three Q23) feet. to the place OF begin
Terms One third cash. and the balance payable
IN qnai layms nts at SIX and twelve months alter
Date, 10 be secured by Lotes beariI per csni in
terest or All Cash IL the pun prefers. Sl5U
be oelosihd on scceItauce Of bid Terms to be
cLmphed With III seven days after sac, aud in de-
fault OF compliance the Trustee reserves the rig
to Ies ell ut the lirk and cost OF the rurch .ssr
sep2eod&es WASH. B. WILLIAMS Trustee
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p II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

X d. HAhNEb, Zeal Estate AucdOneef.
sAS &c fSua
f$EEz Hz$HH * s2 5Esa 81 sss
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated May %. -
III III an and duly recorded in LiSer No; 76l.
cured thereby. We win sell at public auction. to the
a. fn 81 shs %
shenherd's subdivision Of lots Isl. 1S5 and part Of
herd. No folio deosssto~n5 With ali the si isl-
ard also tie adjoining house Each house viii Be
Terms q ssie; onetbird cash {of which $500
must be paid at the sale as dsposiD. and the b.l
day Of sals, and secured by deed Of truat and IN
surance to the Satisfaction Of the Trustees The
eale otherwise the Trustees reserve the Fight t.
he the property at tie risk and cost of the default
Evening Star. All conveysncing at the cost Of the
purchaser.
By virtue Of deed of trust of the same date and
Gully recorded in said Liber No: 7ol folio 21. and ct
at aqualter past O'Clock. to the highest bid
Il Of 81 ses
addition to 6eorsetown together with the improve
or Gay street near Green.
The terms OF sale are the same az those above id
vertiEed III case of lot numbe ed one,
ALSO.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated May 221, 1874,
and duly recorded in Liber No. 751. folio ZIG, aud
at the request Of the party secured. We will SELL to
the highest bidder, in front OF the premises, in
Georgetowp, d. O., at q quarter Of FIVE O'Clock, on
The sane day, Lot numbered three 60, in Bnep.
herds subdivision Of lots 1877 165 and part Of lot
1873. OF Beal's addition to Georgetowo, in said sub
division, together with all the mprovemei ts there
Oh, Consisting OF brick dwelling, on Gay street,
near Green.
Terms: The same as announced In the foregoing
advertisement of Lot nu mbered one
VIM. 81. WARD, u
seI6-d&ds EDWARD MCPHERSON} 4rustees.
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tE-In view of King Alfonso's approaching
marriage with an Austrian princess, Don Car
los has reaSSerted his claim to have already on
hand several heirs to the throne OF Spain.
whose right to the succession he Will never
consent to sell.
tE-EdwaTd Howe, Bridgeport negro has
that he is Weston. and, In perfect keeping with
the assumed character, talks constantly and
wildly. He walks round a block for hours at a
stretch at q gait which he believes TO equal
seven miles In five minutes 'sN>'
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

2ltt, 1857 and duly recorded in Libsr r. u
81 No 80. Folio 124, &C. of the land records -
lection Of the holder of the note secured by said
trust deed in writing. will sell at public sale. on
O'Clock M in front of the prem SEES. Lots estereI
b spd &, in Kings subdivision Of square numbered
eight hundred and seventy. four (874)
Terms Of sale: One third In cash, and tha balance
in two equal payments, in six ana twelve months.
trust on the premises An CONVEX ancinH at the pur
chaser's cost JOIN J. JOHNSON. Trustee
UUNCANSVN ohOS AuctS. s0p6-d&ds
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneer..

TRusTEEs, SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON 8
STkET, NEAR THE CORNER OF TENTH
November p 1874. and recorded in Liner No
766. Folio 140, Of the land records of Washing
ton county, D. c. and at the written request Of the
party secured thereby. we will sell on THURSDAY,
the 20 day OF October 1872 at half past four O'Clock
Gel Of ground in the city OF Washineton. b. O.,
known as Lot numbered sixteen l6) in L s. Chap.
(33S)
Terms: Onefourth OF the purchase money in cash ::
balance In three equal instruments in six, nine and
twelve months with interest, from the day of sale
deyost Of 800 viii be required when the property
1s Knocked down. If terms be not com piled with in
seven days from the day Of sale the TuseeA reserve
the right to resell at defaultn9 purchasers risk
after i've days public notice. Conveyancing to be
at the purchaser expense.
JAMES FULLERTON,(
494 Louisiana avenue ,-...,
JANIS WHITE, Arustess.
corner of 18th and NJ
+ D. CLEARY, Salesman.
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TRgsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
WARE AVEEUE, SECOND STREET, NORTH

T..
rh by yir.. Of DECD Of trust executed
and recorded in Liber number 100, folio 452,AA
one OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia
will offer at public sale in front of the premises on
FRIDAY, the 18Th day Of septsmber, 1879, at the
eescribed lots of ground. situated in square 7l5 az
s1s ts ta by W1isp - Fersyth Surveyor VIZ
ST. S. TO- Co. g. g. 6s, g. IS, &c. 81 and IS. being
atubdiyision Of original lots number H. 49, Il and
will be exhibited on the day Of sale. Two frame
Ii! uses on lots 81 and 81 win be sold with the lots
urchase money in Elk and twelve months. with in
terest at si1 per cent. or all cash at purchasers
o, ton. deposit OF 1926 required from each pur-
chaser. & p JACKSON. Trustee
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct. sep8 lot
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The Dignity Of Office.

A Detroiter, who was rusticattng In one OF the
wilderness counties OF Michigan, was one day
s1st1ng OF sawmill, two houses and log barn.
The sign OF "Post-of11ce" greeted his vision over
door In one OF the houses, aud he invest1g ated
The Office was an by 10 room, and the boxes
for mail matter numbered just four. written
sign on the wall announced that the mail ar
rived and departed once week, and the post
master sat Behind pine table reading the
Postal Guide and chewing sassafras root.
"ADy letter for John -" asked the De-
roiter as he looked around.
The P. NJ. didn't shake his head and crush
the fnquirer's hopes all at once, as some off,
fals do, but slowly arose, looked carefully into
acn one OF the empty boxes peered into an
cid cigar box on the window sill, and then an
swered:
81 don't see anything just now, but 1t Is only
cur days till the next mail"
is this money order officer" continued the
tranger.
co "Men no no. not exactly though we handle
Can 1 get dollars worth OF threes?n
asked the Detroiter after pause.
"Well no, not exactly, replied the official,
looking into his wallet. 81 guess can spare
you five or six now and the rest next week"
There was another pause as the postmaster
vain1y tried to make change for a quarter and
the Detroiter finally remarked:
This isn't rated as flrst-claSs post Office, is
"Well, no, not exactly" was the confidential
reply. "Fact is, we don't do very rushing
business here, and sometimes think it would
pay me better to go back to the farm"
your
We'll, no. not exactly, but don't look at
that altogether. The position that 1t gives us
IN society here must be taken into considera-
The population OF the hamlet, including a
tame bear and a dog, was only thirteen souls
detroit Free Press.
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sel6-d&ds Z
nUNOANsON BROS. Auctioneerr.
" 9th and D streets mort
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH VEST
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND L STREETS

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH VEST
CORNER CsSEIR Of TWELFTH AND L STREETS
~, BY virtue Of deed Of trust; bearing date IL
ouly record In Lber No: 7s9. folio as. ct .k.:1
in the District OF Columbia and at the request Of
auction in front If ths we VIII Ell a Rnoc
the 18th Gay OF September. A. D. 1879. ct O'Clock
p. m all that certain piece or parcel OF ground SIT
uate and lying in said city Of washington, and be-
ing Known ana described as part Of lot numbered
one: a. in Dayidson's recorded subdivision Of
s9nare numbered two hundred and eighty three
t2ss2 beginning for the same at the southeast
ntr OF tald lot and square, thence north twenty
four t2D feet thence west soventy.three (73) feet
three s) fest to the pace Of besnnins toxethsr
with the improvements, which consist Of a thres-
story brick dwelling house with back BUILDING.
Terms: Onethird cash balance payable in equal
payments at one and two years after date to be &C.
cured ~ notes bearing eight per cent int crest and
when the property is knocked down. All convey
with in five days otherwise the Trustees will resd
yertee and sell the property at risk and cost Of de-
faulsng purchaser after Ave days advertisement in
Evtning Star.
EerS0E6h
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DIED.

MILLER On the 9th of September 1879 n m
=. m ADA LOUISE daughter Of Franz A. and ~
A. Miller, aYed niue months and eighteen daya
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, 200
penL syIvsnia avenue, on Tkunday, the llth inst.,
1t r. m. ~ 8
VERDI OF heart disease, on Monday evening,
SsRet f 1879 nj 80 pm MIRA 7. 8. VERDI
Funeral from the residence No SIS 18th StxooGk
&c morrow, "wednesday at 4 nm 3fs
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER STREET AND CONNECTICUT

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
G0RRNSEKs STREET And GoNNEoTf66fT
Under and by virtue Of . deed Of trust, -
Gat ssJ Juns d AD 1874 and aay recorded
Ct ri the snd Sy q
E Ss q n d hs diTy
g. -. Pep. er is complainant and Alexander shsp
Of trust OF ss
the win sell at public auction to The
y ef he s So Ea
the following described Real Estate, stu ste in
one hundred and sixty -four d6z). and bounded and
north street Feet and az nine e0 inches Sa
as 9l2 feeD esst of the southwestern corner Of said
nns ss e.
southTestern corner OF said square; thence north
rhty nches the soath
line Of orisinal lot numoered three (s),, 10 said
square; thence northeasterly and at right angles
H SAB, sbaut sna the Line # said 0
due south to the point Of BEGINNING together with
ses sd ys to tSe ass priv
Terms Of sac. prescribed by said deed of trust.
lars IN cash. further sum Of twenty thousand dol
cent per annam in twelve months after the day Of
sale for which The note Of the purchaser secured by
'n e ;ea b.
sa months sor which the notes Of the purchaser.
ger an1 NJ from the day Of sale, and secured by
a deposit Of one Thousand dollars shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time Of SALE and all convey
anong shall be at the expense OF the purchaser II
terms OF the sale are not complied with within
I'VE Gays from the day of SALE the trustees
the llaht to resell the property the risk ana cost
OF the Gefauting purchaser after ten days notice
III the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM II. PHILIP,l r.,...
JAMES nj. JOHNSTON,{ Af"s'eee.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctOneer. tyl5-d&ds
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. by
order OF Court, until the 9TH DAY 8EPTEMBER,
A. D., 1879. at the same hour and place
T MlLtaAMM 5 Z, RM!Edp, Trustees
3y30 81 ,aug1 a. IL. l8,sep6,8,9.
PUhED, by order of Court until THURSDAY, Oc.
tober I'd. 1879 1T 4 80 p IN
sep,o JAMES A H \ 5 4 fNsftri Trustees.
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nH aARTLEY'6 GREAT AND NEVERFAIL-
~ ING remedy for OAtarrh and all Throat Dis :.
cues, hawking, Offensive Breath and Pains in the
FACE and Ears. Sold by druggista aug9 3m