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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
A NEW THROUGH LINE PROPOSED.

CINCINNATI, Dec 2S.-Negotiations are pend
ing and will probably be completed for the pur
chase by several Cincinnati capitalists whom
Charles W. West and NJ. E. ingalls,, Of the Kentucky
Central Railroad. The plan to build road
this road with the Knoxville and Ohio road and by
combinations with existing roads to make through
line from the NOrthwe the seaboard 10 will be in
denend nj of the Louisyille and Nashville road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 27.-The steamer
City OF PeknE. irom Hong KOnE via Yokohama, has
arrived. bringing the following intelligence from Hong
Kong. November 81 II stated that the authorities Of
Canton nave issued notification to the eject thas the
tax Un opium will SHORTLY 10 increased e26 per chest TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
ELECTRIC LIGHT INCORPORATION.

ALBANY, Dec. 2S.-The New-YOrk Electric
Light Association Of New City filed articles Of In
corporation to-day with capital Of $500 OOO William
sendrun, Leo Daft and Hugo Rothschd the trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE GRAND TRUNK.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2S.-It is understood that
OF the principal objects OF Mr.. Hickson's recent
visit England to make financial arrangements for
doubling important sections OF the Grand Trunk Rail-
way and that matters have so far advanced that the
work ls now going on between Toronto and Montreal
II is also understood that large orders for additional
rolling stock have been given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
COMPANY INCORPORATED.

ALBANY, Dec. 28.-Articles incorporating
the Salamanca and Warren Railroad Company have
been fled The capital is fixed at $220,000. The road
is to from Salamanca point where Allie ghany
River the line between this State and Pennsy
vania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
SUICIDE FROM TEMPORARY INSANITY.

The Geneva correspondent of The Times says:
The suicide Of NJ Apdriwert. President elect Of the
Swiss s attributed to temporary insanity.
He believed his life endangered by enemes and
the relatively small majority by which he recently
elected President h stated greatly TO have disappointed
him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
THROUGH FREIGHT on THE CENTRAL VERMONT

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 2S.-It is stated that
the Central Vermont Railroad yesterday withdrew from
the roads between White River Junction and Boston all
through freight Boston for export and send
ing 1t over the Cheshire and Fitchburg lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29

assist IN rsOydne funds to ad Ne Oovsnmsnt n sxtsi
catinettssl IRON the complications With Russia
There report that THE dieuIiy bstwceu Cnia" 80
Russia Aaa been settled and that China has aTeed g
ray an indemnity Of 2O.O00.OO0 tnrs tsDeus
Commisscrers Prescott and ewft arrived n ehaneha
from Pekiug on NOvomef ga Nj. Swift WIN remain ID
Shanghai while Mr. Prescott will return 10 America
Two British merchant steamers came into cOlIioIOn %
YanGTsen on the 10thof November Several lives Were
Loaf.
YOKOHAMA, Dec TN. Dc R0uQuette, the new French
Minister to Japan arrived here on the 1st OF December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29

When the secretary had completed the reading OF
the names o gentleman arose in the audience and
stated that be desired to ask question. Imniedi-
ately the house was in an uproar. Cries of g ait
down. "put him out" " shut up" were mingled
with shouts for fair play and free speech. T. Shea
and others were on their feet seeking recognition,
but the police interfered and the gentleman
who first sought recognition was urged to take
the platform. While he endeavoring to got
upon that favored spot the noise subsided; but
when he reappeared before the audiences In q few
momeuts, not having succeeded m obtaining admis-.
sion to the platform, the uprOar was renewed. The
president Of the meeting, Mr.. EdsOn,
then quieted the audience by STATING
that when the organization was completed any
gentleman who desired to speak. and who would
come to the platform, would have the opportunity.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
+. L. Paris then 0n!red long series of resOlu-
tions which were adopted with only one dissenting
voice. The resolutions were in effect a. fOllows:
Whereas II IA manifest that the late defeat of tue
Demo- party could have ben Avoted bun for thO
m rtana,e dssen Ons within It's ranks the City aHd
WAeSeSs. In the Ci,y Of NewYork, contrary to ,run
Democratic principles the vucc of tho pe0po haa nOt
existing orsanzalons, md expresson; therefore,
Rssolsed That the Chair appoint committee Of aS,v
citizens with c0mullttee t(o
ton with tho Democratic state Cen,fsi COMMITTEE g
PARTY upon popular and 70 thai cnd Shsi
consult with. aud seek the cooperation a.
riy Of the Democracy 10 the various ASs~nby D,0-
Tie
nesolvcd That all plans in regard to REQ, saMs,nn b
reeiied ~ such CODmIttes aud that the COSDtre g
rcOrKanSatiOn ~ IN their jndeeul viii heat an6seevS
the ineres; aud tend to the elevation VI the pKxs a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
the only sale was American Exchange 2O) al


1912.
Only small business was done in railroad bonds
but quotations generally were firm, with notable
advances for some Of the issues. Kansas Pacific
frsts. Denver Division, rose from 105l2 to 1868,
and Denver and Rio Grande frsts advanced To
1919 from 1884, the last price Friday. Erie
second consols closed at 50. a per cent decline
from SATURDAYS last figure after selling up 70 S9i2
and the funded IS sold at s50S4i2, against -
Saturday. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consols
rose from 1O4ai to fO5as0105, and the seconds
from "a to 66065l2. Metropolitan rs were liz
higher. at 99si Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern 5s u higher, at 91l9 and st. Paul and
Sioux City Is were as higher at 1O2. Tho remains
der of the dealings were only 10 insignificant
amounts, and at steady figures.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost S794737 on ball
ance made up by coin loss of Ss966o5,less cur
rency gain Of $lO1 1868. This makes the total loss
since last FRIDAY 81 ,946,009 Money on call ruled
steady at 2 per cen, all day, with largo
amount offered at this rate at the close. The only
change from previous quotations for the domestic
exchanges on Now-York is at Chicago-an adj
vance to par The United States treasurer
at Washington to-day received Sl3O.OOO IN
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts we're $3.50, 900, aud the internal revenue
receipts 81 OF 2, 900 The following is the Clear
ing House statement to-day: Exchanges,
SI18,5s2, s31; balances. Sc 1SO, 925. The TRANSACT
tons at the Sub-Treasury covered: Receipts,
81 AIS, 22f; payments S2.272,76l currency bali
ance SO. 935 S67 coin balance. $50, 526,395.
The foreign exchanges continue to be dull. buo
rates are steady the basis of the followlngquo
tIons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
CLOSING PRICES OF Bosroy STOCKS
TUESDAY, July 6-P. II.

TUESDAY, july o-P NJ
The stock speculation after the holidays opened
dull but strong, and the result OF to-days dealings
is a general advance In prices the full amount Of
which however was not maintained at the close
About all that can be said for or against to-days
market IT, that for brokers' market 1t was fairly
active one. There were no special reasons
either for decline or an advance, nor
even rumor to affect prices In either
direction. The total transactions amounted only
to 123, 900 shares. Of this amount over one-Quar-
ter was done In Erie which, after selling up to 49,
closed at Al y, the same as Saturday Lake Shore
in the early dealings was easily advanced from
1O37s. Saturdays last figures, to 1919 but later
sold at 1870 104l4 the total business in the stock
amounting only to 500 shares. But Michigan
Central, with tradingthat amounts to less than
1000 shares. rose from 6Sl2 to s9la The North
western list of granger stocks were higher in the
early dealings but at the end generally were lower
than on Saturday. The advance in the price
of wheat nat Chicago was accepted by
some persons as partial confirmation of last weeks
reports of damage to the growing crops Union Pa
cifc was strong. AZ also the Southwestern list
| of railways generally Missouri. Kansas and Texas
rising from 35 & to 36i2036 and Wabash preferred
from 0ole to SO o1 66l4 The coal stocks also
from q to 1ss per cent higher than Saturday fig
ures but before the close lost about one half Of the
| early advances. The stories about heavy debt
from Reading to D., l.. aud w. now known to be
without basis. The Reading owes d., l.. and w.
nothing except back charges always running
with railways, and this did not exceed 100000,
aud Is being paid. Western Union was fairly active
between i01os and iOo. Tho closing price was
1O4a an advance of 50 per cent. The market closed
| dull and quiet
| Government bonds were dull, the total transact
tons at the Boards amounting only TO $7S. 000 IN
| Guiding $4,000 currency 6s. Prices. however.
were firm, aud the biddings for the 6s and 5s 1888
each were advanced Il per cent District OF Column
bia 3-85s continue strong, with sales at 8SI. An
nexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. July 6-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, July b-P NJ
Duness and depression are the prevailing iea
lures at the Mining Stock Exchanges. with hero anu
there an isolated instance of an unimportant ra'y
in prices To-day Chrysolite further declined 10
I2I, Little Chief to ia, Leadville 10 10
Hukill to Leo. and Climax to Z4o'
Annie after selling largely at 10 rose 10 oo'
Consolidated Virginia was firm at 3i2' silver
Cliff at 40, and Green Mountain at 300. AL .ne
American Board Silver Nugget sold as low as I.po,
Al. auburn and Rock Greek was steady ut LILO.
Maynower was weak at l.. Barbee and walker Was Was
dull at 8 Il and Battle Creek sold Mt 4l2d4os Inc
low priced stocks dealt in at the old board were only
steady OF lower. We note sales of Best and Becner
at 7lo Horn silver at 17la. and Eureka toj NJ H.
The market closed dull but weak. $1,000
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declares
its ffty-seventh dividend for June) payable ~
Wells. Fargo and Co. July 10. Transfers ciose
July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON July 6-i2;30 m-Consos QSii for both money
and tho accounts Atlantic and Great first
trustees cerncates 6ss4 do second MORTGAGE 50; ke
I2.; do second consos 81 Reading Railroad st New
YORK Central 1871 O. - -.
LONDON JULY 8-8 D. m-Erie 42s; Illinois Central, l0ss
NewYork Central 1872 Pans quote per rentes
At IS francs 70 eentiuies for the account
IoSpoN July S-4 D. m Consols, 9ssis for money ana
eSn the Atlantic and Great western hfs
mortgage trustees certificates TO do second MORTGAGE
-, Erie 42lai Reading ga New YORK Central 1917 PARIS
quote az SIS francs ~ cenme
for the account . , -. ,,..-,.-.
LONDON July $3.50 p m.-Atsnuc and Great wes,ern
trustees certificates B7SA do. second mortgage - e
l2 The OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
balance today s 8ol 900.
PARIs. July 0-kxchanEe on LONDON 70 francs 5OS en-
fnr chella.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

State bonds were entirely neglected. Louisiana
consols quoted 46la bid. OF city bank stocks,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
WOOL xAnKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

PHILADELPHIA July e.-wooL-steady aud hrm- Do
maud in proving Ohio, Penney eud West virginia
Xxx ana above. 4saobo.; X. t7a49oi Medium t.f9oS,
Coarse 4.ntSe NewYork Michsan Indiana amt western
4sc ashed Combna and Belatne-tine Washed Deaine
and Xxx so d63 cc Medium Washed ComOiDg DelA De
9Qae?sc Coarse 40 ttsaoe Ssnsda MASHED veaoiDs s
washed Combing and Delaine-Melium, unwashea
C9mhng aud Delsine 85GS0c; Coarse do. 90. $3.50
Bfght Unwashod Clothlng-Fine or snd M y
ASIDE. Medium. sssSoe Coarse. ~ soasSe' pa5..
Earthly. Cnwashed Cothng-tino, 2Od2Sci Meesu.
2Ss30c Coarse. 2vd2 7c Orcgon-Fine. 2sd5Oc Mcaum'
SOa85c Coarsc, 2Sd30c Csliionia-hne Isl oe; Medium
2S132ci Coarse. 35dSOc New Mexieo3 aud colo,
20f3Oc; Medium 25G30c. Coarse carpet WOOL 22ezys
Puied-Exlra herino. sOd&5ci super. iOd i3e. i~m'S
super AO0%Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port of New-York for the week
ending July and since the beginning of the year,
as compared with the corresponding periods OF pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA July e-spanish gold. 2l5te2lJA. s-gI a. ~
exchange unsettled nothing doing on acer WV -
declining remium gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Organized under tho Laws OF NewYorh
Principal ONCE. 1871 broadway ". Y.
Own thirty mil site situated m Eagle River
District summit County, Coli capital 5000 lOoOOoO
shares par value slO stock full paid and unasesSads
OFFICERS;
Hon CALVIN T. HULBURD President
FRED. W CROCKER Vice-Presient
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
TRUsTEEs-Abel D. Breed Charles Wate,jr, Edwin A
Merritt Adelbert Ames Jonas o. Reed FREDERICK '"
Croker Hon Calvin r. Huburd Anthony Gkison, William
H. Hart Henry d. Atwater Martin Thatcher John r. Clark,
Chaunoey T. Bowen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET

FALL RIVER. Mass July with but moderate denisns
and light business quotations without cnansr az &C. wv
"a squares and ave Tor Cos ojcloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
Goparinership Notices.
Go mhom II Map Concern

NEXT OF KIN-HEIRS AT-LAW, LEGA-
1NrEEs &c register eontsinng the names o. 40 900 per
post 81. DOUGAL Co, S7s LeIing
tor. ave-, seth At, NewYork Wills searched for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

The following is the weekly statement OF the
Canal Auditor showing the total quantity lin tons,
of each article cleared the canals, the amount OF
tolls collected. and the number of miles of boats
cleared from Juno % to 80 inclusive, 1879 and
1880. as compared with the same period last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
Cost ano fonno.

DANK BOOK LQST.-Bank Book No.
- se8O9S OF the Bowery Savings Bank IN missing The
finder requested 70 return It the Bank restored
before the 5h day OF August 1880 application VIII be mado
TO the BANK for new book.
OST.-Bank Book No 426039, Bank for
IL savngs 81 BleeoKerst, New.Yort. Payment stopped
Please return book 10 Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY.
MINES GAP CREEK ASHE co" I.
3GG ACRES or MINERAL LAND
CAPITAL Stock 100000 shares, 81 each
Registrars OF stock. Mining Trust Company
OFFICERSi
c. B. Flint, President.
YIN RranIreth Vice President and Treasurer.
General r. Ancock General J. r. Milford and Calvin j.
Cowcs, Trustees
Edwin II. milford. Secretary.
r. NJ. Games, NJ. f.. superintendent
OFFICE OF COMPANY. SO BROADWAY n. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

NROWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Mines Blesvle stanly Co, N G.
$50 Acres Mineral Land
CAPITAL sjOoO0o SHARES. 81 EACH.
Registrars Of STOCK Union Trust Company OF NewYork
Officers:
n p FLINT President t. r. MCCARTHY, Vice Pres.
VIM BRANDRETH, Treas r. HALL, Secretary
JP Rowland p. G Hopper, J. r. Hosmer Trustees
r. A. Birdsall and r. Eamcs jr, superintendent.
Oflco OF Company. 81 Broadway, Now.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

In London, British cousols were weaker at $3.50
for money, ard 9Sll1s for account. United states
IS were 1s lower than on Saturday at LOG, the 4i2s
and Is being steady at 1929 and 1lO's respec-
lively American railways generally were blgher
than on Saturday Erie shares Il per cent at IA,
after selling up to 420s, and second consols y 40
0212: Reading 9s at S3s. and Central and fudson
3. at 1914 after l32. Illinois Central was
unchanged at 100, after decline to 1Oel2 ATTAIN
TIC and Great Western were particularly weak; the
6rss declined from 7O12 TO 6Gl20673i and the sec
onds from 80 to 2802Sl2 Bar silver rose lsl. ~
527s per ounce. The Bank of England gained
G5l 900 bullion on balance. In Paris, French 8
per cents rose to S5.750S5.72l2 sight exchange on
London advancing to 25.30l2 francs to the I.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reportedi
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
1880
Fourth week OF June. s2e,62s s5il63 Inc. s2ls37
January TO June 90. s93Oj9 l.i32s26 Inc. 239767
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
Month Of June........ s29l,92l $4,000 Inc ss3555s
January 3O......1 929os5 262oS32 Inc 69-S'
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
Fourth week in June. fs23lsIs s29OOOO Inc. $4,000
January Juno S0.... %055I57 5,i41oOO lHell'eiS
WABASH, LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
Fourth week IN June. sl26,Oi6 s2l64ll Inc sa5Gs
January 10 go. 3639756 5,35o5s Inc Jo4IZS
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS.
1890.
Fonrth week IN June. s67.l62 s9967o Inc s325Os
January TO June 30. L242,SO7 l9SO76l Inc 1884
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal At
lantc ports July 3, 3 and were:
New.fOrE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

MORNING STAR ,,,v,vo coup,yv
Organized under the laws OF New.York.
location of Aines CARBONATE HILL. LEADVILLE
COLORADO.
Capital Stock $4,000 O0o 3OOOOO shares Par Value 800
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNASSESsAoLE
GENERAL OFFICES OF the Company No. 70 Cedarst,
DFPOSTTORY: Continental National Bank, New. York.
REGIsTRAR OF TRANSFERS. Central Trust Co., New
York
OFFICERS
President. Hon JNO. L. ROUTE
vice Presi ent, FRED TAYLOR
Secretary. GEO. 5. TERRY -
TRUSTEES
Hon. Jno L. ROutt Ex-Governor Of Colorado Joseph W.
Watson, H. e. Ekin Fred Taylor, 3. " White Bea D. buell.
\. Terry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-01
NEWSPAPER WTTICISMS.

Below is a collection of items from vari-
Gus papers which have more or less reputa.
ton for sharp sayings Poor fellows
what hard time they must have to attempt
to furnish each week a certain quantity of
humorous matter.
A nanny-mated scene. Two goats in
harness.-Yawcob Strauss.
Whiskey is a bad juice, and you can't
make good use Of it neither Marathon
Independent.
The pin may not be devinely called
to fulfil mission, but it has appointed
work to do.-Stebenville Herald.
If free and easy fellow is called jolly
dog, what would you call tobacco chew
err A spitz dog.-New York Commercial
What this country stands most in need of
is a double ?rreled seven octave-eectro-
medicated-brain pad and wants it bad
Lockport Union.
Domestics belong to the hire class of So
ciety.-lonkers Statesman. And them
literary felers' to the lore class.-Boston
Journal of Commerce.
A news item tells of man being killed
IN quarrel about two cents" One of
the parties was two cent.sitive, and the old
nicke! get him. -NOrristown Herald.
In the race for precedence between met.
ais, it is said that pig-lead. Another in.
stance of rule Britannia. Will any one
dispewter right2-Boston Journal of Com
merce.
When woman runs after a street car,
waving her handkerchief wildly, the con.
ductor knows well enough what the wild
waves saying,-Fat Contributor,
| The misguided youth who brought In a
poem asking if there is "A Solace for a
Broken Heart" next visited a drug store in
| search Of solace for broken head. Our
salaried bouncer isn't to be fooled WITH
Quincy Modern Argo.
Where do our pins go'" askes a contem-
porary. In our younger days the pins usu-
ally went to certain locality which if not
sat down on with extreme caution, would
remind fellow that there were such
things as few discomttures in life.-Os-
wego Blade,
An exchange speaks Of "sea Of glass"
We presume it refers to somebody's glass
eye.-Yonkers Statesman. This joke is an
optical illusion w Wheeling Leader
The average young man knows what he
is about when he makes love to red -head-
ed, freckled face, homely girl. Her old
man carries the secret in his pocket book
Oswego Blade,
DR.. Hall says that every blade Of grass
contains a sermon. We can understand
now why some people shave their lawns
down so close. They want the sermons cut
short.-Heokuk Gate City,
"Ill teach you to tear your clothes So"
said an irate father reaching tor the family
urchin chastiser, cts unnecessary" said
the mother. HE knows too well already
-McGregor News.
When you see crowd of people
start from the sidewalk for the middle
of the street you may conclude that
strong-mined woman with baby
carriage is not far off,-Danielsonvill Sen.
| tinel.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-01

FROM DESPAIR TO GLADNEss-Mr. Giles
Carter, well known citizen of Rochester.
N. T., has just given the following card to
the public; For about two years my wife
has been troubled with something and we
could not imagine what; she had frequent
flashes ofheat, followed by severe sweats,
both night and day; her back troubled her
great deal, and any exertlon seemed to
utterly PROSTATE her. She drank large
quantities of water without seeming to
quench her thirst in the least, and kept get
ting worse and worse all the time. We
employed the services of physician, but
without benefit not even learning what was
the matter with her. Finally, noticing
popularity in her urine, had it examined,
and by boiling, reduced it to molasses,
soout half in quantity to the amount 'of
water used. / at once wrote 10 her brother,
a physician in the east, who pronounced it
sugar or (saccharine) diabetes. He
said he knew OF no cure TOR it, and that
she probably could not get we'll; that she
might live tor few years, but would get
worse all the time.
At this time, and when we were in de-
spair, | saw Warmers Safe Dialects Cure
advertised, purchased bottle and my wife
has confined using it until she is now per-
fectly cured and as well as she has been in
years. / consider Warmers Safe Dialects
Cure a blessing and boon to humanity"