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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-10
Yesterday'. base naII.

Troy, Sep. 9.-Proyidence one In the
fifth inning Troy nothing.
Boston, Sep. 9.-Wercester Z. Boston
nothing.
Buffalo, Sep. 9.-Cineinnati G, Buffa-
10 2.
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A Happy Clergyman.

Rev. Z. F. L. Gauss, Galena, ILL.,:
81 have been a great sufferer from
kidney disease, and after being told by
my doctors that could not get well, 1
commenced the use OF DAYS KIDNEY
PAD, which has now completely cured
me. am strong, and again look the
very picture Of health. May all the
suffering be helped rs have been, is
my earnest wish.n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-10

Madrid: Minister Of foreign affairs,
Senior Eldnayin, has sent memoran-
dunn to the Spanish minister at WASH
ington, setting forth the basis for n
future treaty Of commerce or simple
convention with the United States,
wholly applicable to the most important
articles Of commerce between Cuba and
the United States.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-10

ARE THE KIDNEYS "VITAL Or
GANs?" Decidedly yes. without them
life is impossible, and they appear to
be peculiarly susceptible to severe and
fatal arrangements. They are, more
over, exceedingly difficult to treat, and
the ailments affecting them are liable
to end ut any time in Bright's disease.
In our opinion, formed upon the con-
clusions of many skilled physicians.
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kid
ney and Liver Medicine, is the hest ever
administered for Kidney, Bladder,
Liver and Urinary Diseases. It cures
like magic spell.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size, 10
cents.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-10
The Great English Remedy.

Is n never falling cure
for Nervous debility.
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea. LOST
MANHOOD. .Impotency,
Paralysis and all tile
terrible effects of Self
Abuse. youthful fol-
lies. and exccsscs In
mature years-such ms
loss OF memory, Las.
\ tu Il G, Nocturnal
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"HAIR REvIvUM" puts young hair
on gray heads. Druggists and fancy
goods dealers sell 1t at 80 cents.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11

A csrtain individusl whose initials
are similar to those OF E.A.- ! hosudikc
and who 10 kept for tue ssls purpose Of
doing dirty work, il busying himseif q
little too much in this election This
individual. who was produced under
the tail Of the Britiah Lion, takes psr
ticulAr pride and pleasure in denounc
ing everything American. yet nowhere
outside OF our country has he yet been
able to secure . livisg. This fellow
sold hiuself . yssr or two ago for City
dollars. and IVES ticklsd halt 10 death
At the good bargain he made. Ons Of
the greatest faults Of our Institutions l.
that traah are allowed to participate 10
matters Of the government. IL 10 need
lsss to say thst this renegade 70 the
country Of bis birth. this sneoy to the
country that fssds him. this Assls end
failure IN everything he ever undsr-
tsok. this creature vhsse purchase
wouid b der q diky ceuts. = eppoSd
n the election Of L. p. Smith for
Mayor and Joha 81. Nc0rsv sr MAJ
shal.
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A telegram from San Francisco ex-
clusively to the rxTxLLIexxcER. IN
forms 10 Of the sailing II noon yestsr-
day Of the steamship Dakota for Vic
toria and the Soand. having on board
passengers - follows:
FOR PORT TOWNSEND.
Mrs Capt Ravsll End son. and 5 in
the stssrage-
YoR SEATTLE.
Lien. o 8 Wiley and wife. Mr. and
Mrs Brown. Mr. and Mrs J H Chapman.
II w johnson, Capt p W Hunt. O
Fl Wicknan, A A Psckstran. Rsv G A
Wolfe. I N BIaksnsy. DR. r Il q Wing.
Miss Henry. W Ksllcher and % in the
Storage.
FOR TACOMA.
II H Lightlsy. Il Trevick, John
Trswley, II Bsusch and wise, r n
Rixht.r. NJ Hsimes. wife and snn. G L
Ennis. George Pisrce, and iu the
s,eersge.
FOk OLYMPIA.
Capt r 8 Coming, g 8 Bsstmsn and
Gin the steerags.
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THE FOURTH AT MAPLE
VALLEY.

MAPLE VALLEY. King ca, w. T.
July 9Th. 1850.
EDITOR lSTELLIGKNcER: take pleas.
urs in telling the many rssders of your
paper that the people 81 Maple Valley
celebrated the Fourth Of July in the
good old fashioned way. iu . beautiful
grove selected BY the Committee Oh
Grounds The exercises of the occasion
were reading the Declaration Vi Jude.
pends"cs. siagi e national airs. read
ings. recitatiens and speeches; after
which dinner VAS announced. end Eve
gathered around . table fairly groan-
ing under the many good things cal
culatsd to sstisfy the cravings Of the
inner man. Taking all things: into
consideration. it WAS IN enjoyable ~
fair. not :" be forgotten by those who
participated.
This settlement is only little over
q year old. and there we're thirty .ssvsn
people pre.e Ut on this occasion. There
Is plenty of room left and some Of the
best land in the Territory for actual
settlers. and we extend to sll such q
cordial invitation and hearty welcome
among US. New o0msrs can go to Rem.
ton and Inquire for Mr. S,dsbothHm.
who will take great pleasure in chow
ing them the way to the valley, and
Messrs CAde. Ames, Russell. Cook.
Taylor or Davis will deem it pleasure
in showing them good lands.
HHrTLRR.
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Tomofrov win be 1t least . half
holiday.
Charley Chi; b.,g viii have for Spo-
kan Fslls this'evsninR OF tomorrow.
Mayor Smith and sfsrshal McGrsv
will be f.wilisr names during the CON-
ing year.
rslk II dividing whascou county 10
.ysin freely issdalxsd in by cur nnrth
prn neigh.rrs. ss1 81
fhe weIther rsmsias delightfully."-
c.a,l, aud Tor I'll out door exercises 10
pleasant IN the extreme.
About $50 III gcid dust ssrs brosyht
down by miners iro. Ruby Creek on
tie J.mephine list Friday.
Mr, W T C,u,e. Of Lyndsn. 70 spoken
of a. sswortLy. candidate fnF School
Superintendent Of whatsom county:
San Francisco hiss, . population II
as3Oss iseisding u, $50 Chinsse. The
populstioa ten .ysaa. ego vss under
lo0.uUu. .mss sa ssr-
The old advice .i,ok we'll ~ yonr
sickets- IL agsin 10 order. AL manner
Of tricks and lodges win bs resortrd to
on the tickets tomorrow.
Residing within the city limits Of the
Dallas are 2250 persons: on the mill
tsry reserve are $50. and slsew here 10
the precinct. $50. Counted in this way.
the town has in round numbers $3.50
inhahitAnts.
On her last trip the Jas~phiss vss
gone fhres and . halt days aud ran ali
the way M to Aims Landing. The
trip wa. g"ed one for her 10 . pcsu-
mary sense, shs having ~Ii shs wanted
both going aod coming
Ifncs,nsnops repsrt is correct, sssr
neishbor ut tbs evening papsr Is enti-
tied 10 no credit tOr HE support OF
Tborpdike This support is aaid to be
obligatory upon him. on certain ques.
,iennb.e account, aud is neither to bis
likingISsr 10 bis profit. So
Acoerdax u tho Nit - nlsr pre-. !,
cinct ha6s4 Population u 51S. @SksRit
32s. Mosst FsFson 40s. aud The upper
sk.gi, 800. -sfe.st populstion OF The
four. rsecisctr VOL ) Samish. What.
com, Semiah,60n. Lummi and the
Nookssck remsih ~ bear from.
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81 4 e
Fos SNoQuALAIE FALLs.-Ars J r
Curtis. Mrs ] II Sand.rsonsud Misc
Edith s.udsrson. Misses Flor. and
Della Phslps. Misses Olive SNYDER,
Ella Hall sSf Let's Shorcy. and Mcssrs
+ Ingrahsm. j r Damsn. G N ADDER
son, George Col,uan, Chas Plimpton.
George H Judson. A J Anderson. Jr.
Lawrence Colmsn L.wrcnce Booth and
Carl Danny will oompose . party
that will laase here tomorrow f.'r Sn,.
qual,nie Falls. They will go OH horse.
aud will bs gone ons week. camping
out. riding alb ut. feasting on all the
beauties of nature. and having o rol.
licking good time generally. Another
party. almost - numerous. will leave
here during the week for a-trip around
Bsinbridge Island, to be gone ten days.
and TO be enjoyed by camping out on
the beach. hunting fi,Ying. &c. This
10 the season FOR such snjoyments and
the little outlay of monsy nee. sssry is
usually repaid many times over 10 tho
way Of increased strength. health and
vigor
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rms o.soox klDxrr TEA,

Read the following testimonials. not
from persnns 3Qt9 miles away. whom
No one knows. but from .well-known
and Trustworthy citizens a! Oregon.
whose nAm-s. written with thsir own
hsnis. eau b. sssn at our mice:
siLvgkroS. Or. March 81. 1850.
l have be-. afflicted With kidney
trouble f,r Twelve years, during which
tisae have used Alm..t every kidney
remedy ! cruid hear II. but obtained
M r.iict until tried The OREooN
k,DxkS TEA. nm nav using tue
second box and am free {, SAY that
an uuoh better aud have no hasitAsoy
IN recommending IL - pleasant and
cafe kidney remedy. W. D. Cox.
GoLDESDALR. w. r.. March 81. 80.
/ hare had the diahstss Tor thirty
years. Have led many physicians
prescribe for me. but failed t. get re-
lief. tried the OREaoN KIDNEY IRA.
and the first do-s gave me relief
am now .imnst we'll, aud would rso-
emn,end u {. ar one suffering from
this diseases. MUsRs PiKg.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11
CAxDiDATRs raR Mayor Hon L P

CANDiDATRs FuR MAYOR Hon L P
Mayor ut the Citizens Conyention,
held Thursday evening. by u v-ry large
nlsjority. and it was thought for a time
that he would have ne opposition. but
yesterday some ef DR. Smiths friends
eoncludsd TO run him for the Office.
and COME quentiy we are sure Of having
. Mayor by the name of Smith We
ters should be careful, and not get the
pamss couio0nded. The jewelers. name
~ l. p 6oish. aud the doctors 3 L
Smith. They are both good man. snd
either would dischsrgs the duties Of
De Mayors of6oe crsditably to himself.
However. II The fri.nds who nomiuatsd
[ 2 Huith stasd BY him. his tlsstion
10 assured.
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In whatever measures or men We
have supported the Post has been sctu-
atsd by the highest ss,,ss Of honor and
the good Of this community.-Post of
ia't evening.
Considered in the light af is warm
Tee mmcndztion and bold advocacy of
= nun.b, VI the worst biiks that ever
disgraced our town the above is su-
dscions Ia h -upcrlativs degree.
Coming. however. from u ,hee. that
carries day after day and month after
month. 1t the head IL one oil its columns
at lesst four lies lies known TO be lies
BY the publishers If that paper. and
known To be lies W Leariy every ci,i.
zen Of the country within y radius of
nfty miles-it is lot 20 very surprising
after all.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11
sEArrLr's NETT CrrY MARSHAL.

S1AIALLs MAI StIx mAh8dAL- -
Mr. ] Il MeGrAw. the nomirse Of the
Wednesday evening Conventlon. is .
man known TO nine tsnths OF our pso-
pie, and by whomever known is highly
esteemed. This 10 evident on every
baud. Ii va; especially evident in the
Convention No unpr-judiced individ-
ual has word to ssy against him. and
nothing Can he said against bim that
cainat be sad against his opponent
magnited u.aLy times over Mac, -
be 10 cosasu.oGiy known. has been BY
far the most efficient policeman in the
city si9cs has going upon the force.
bile he ha- been this, he has been xt
the same time far to all, affAbls and
Thoroughly i..nniy lie has eviueed no
lack OF COURAGE aud discr elton. aud has
been In e'efy emergency cool, calm
and prepArr.,. The official record
speaks v,'lulaes ior him. Hs hes none
Vt that snesii"x. iS.inostimg. boastfui
mshnef So ia sgresS Bile 10 snosher We
might narhs. but tells the truth square
~. treats sii a.a alike, and - regarded
~ akeosis sn In every sense Of the
word. So Viewing him-as . man
whose word j. - good Is bis bond. ~
90 sprsgbs CT Ecu, - an sb,e aud con
scie"cioas ofiiser. aid - proper and
worthy IN e.sry respsct : il 10 not
strange that the people hays rallied TO
his support, aid ~ the msDtion of his
name - . c.ndiaste have become en-
thusisstic - tEey have not been for
years. Mr. AeUrsw - good asxi,. and
has served the eopis faithfully. The
people know It. and they will reward
him accordingly. On Tuesday next be
will be Marsu.i IT The city of Seattle.
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KIrsAp COUNTY. = From Assessor
Com.i,ck We get soms facts II interest
eoncerning Ki,sap county. The assess
mont last sear wss t1,04l.653; this
year. II, 003. 2S6. The reductions 10 due
slt"grther-to the scarcity u logs on The
day aof ssssssfnent. g compared With
the previous year, there being none
whatever 90 hand ct Port Madden this
year. sud thirteen million feet less At
Ports Gamble aud Blakely than in
1879. The population Of To. county
also shows . dscrrass. caused almost
entirely ~ ~ eAsleisg fe~eaa s Port
1890 Ia : 3ss6 he W preciaoss
Of the county are populated this year
q folioves Rerts 0snhlG l5S. Rsse
Blaksly 396. Sssbeck 27S. Port ORCHARD
AL. and Port Madison 228. Total
population u shs scouueys ls3n The
inhabitants last ysas numbersd 1909.
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TaE KrDoKa ., tn. hall aud carv.

TIE ELDoRaD, Tue hall aud Cargo
Of this ship via tie sold at auction 10
Port Townsend on Monday next 18th
ihst.. for the b~neft II all CONCERNED.
The. sails. anchor, chains. tackle. aud
Furniture we're ali saved. and were yes
terday placed on board the bark Au
reola. Ia this harbor. by the steamer
0oliah The Eidorsdo WAS . good
ship She WAS about fifteen years cid.
aud during all that time had done ser.
vice. carrying c,al. lumbsr. wheat and
general merchandise. Her first visit
to the Sound WAS in 1871. under Capt
Winding. When she took foreign . car.
60 Of lumber Her last cargo was
1868 tons Of COAL which she took from
this city on Saturday last. The own
ers Of the Eldorado were the Seattle
Coal snd Transportation Company.
Ship and cargo were worth the one
about $4,000 and the other about
81 900. This loss will bs lightened to
the extent If about IS. 600 by the Or
ticles saved aud ~ the extent OF $2O.-
200 by insurance IN ths chip.
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TuE CoLuMRlA AT rns DALLks. =
Tas sissr. up to the - a jail. rsasAsd
IS iret TX inches sbsve low water
mark FROM the ID 10 the Oh Il fell
lsx inches. Tn Tussday = noon Il
he'd sisAns gain one inch. Last aceoants
fsou Wallula state the river b siswiy
rssing. However. We believe the river
vii, ~ . day o. two. commencs to
gradsAlly reec1e. - Nountaiaeer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11

TWENTY EIanra AHxIvxasARy.--
Last Sunday. July a,h. was The twenty
eighth anniyyissry II tha organization
Of the Fisst ConvrraationAl Charch u
Salem. Oregon. Il began with four
members. aud nov has more than 700
IN It's rails Daring M trim u ySass
thia chwsch Aas kWi bnt two paStnrs:
Raw y Dickinsoa. from tie osEan;satian
up solU68. nd kev X 3 Kasght. ira,a
that yraf untii she y, esent timr.
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: 1.-THE Day Of city election Wa anoth-
er wVek e. NE think, vs'd make this
wan rhssadite pssssy wall ksowu to
the people II Sess,ls.
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sum- Butchers should not fail ~
sssd the I'd oe Carter b Hill II oaes.
1sey will have bAnd Of hne sheep on
sss steamer this eveniss. Which they
vii ell very ehcsp.
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The friend at frauds and The advocate
Ct bike (Badd Smith, Judge BAggs.
ass j. nuw-a-dsys very bnsy and
loaa- non'hsd 10 doing the dirty work
q = A Thoyudike.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11
oasoos HoxsorArslc Mzp,oAL So

ORH0oN HOMEOPATHIC NEpioAL So
GETTY On Tuesday and Wednesday
next will occur the tifth annual meeting
# ,hi. society. Papers will be present.
vi and addres>es n,Ade by DIS Geiger.
Bird. Hrschiuson. McKinnell. Pohl,
Arn"ld. Wilcox. lnsrsham. Hci.lersnn
sud Sandsrs. The hsneopalhisss ara
incrsssing their ssr~ngth In Oregon
with marked rapidity. II IL . very
70 y~ars siucs ess or two homeopathic
practitioner. were all The State con-
t,in,d IS s@sss s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11
THE CITY VOTE

The following indicates tbs vote Of
the city By yards foe Mayor u each 81
the two lass elections:
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WHAT We KExP. IA The Burrau will
b found pure s.aia. ffssh from our new
fpuntain. rs well ~ fruits ut all kinds.
Our stock of candies comprises opera
carsmels. butter scotch. CAtAwbs jelly.
chocolate ere ms Jenny Linds. coooasut
cArams.s. cocoanut ice. several kinds OF
taffy aud full line Of nuts. Our stock
OF ciesrs 10 fresh and varied. Smokers
should not kil to try the :. Travellers
Comfost.s
PLuxNgR 3 YouNG,
jyS-iw Mill street.
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NfehOIsSa 1n1all1ble Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case Of 0ouosrh0e.
elect and Whites. 10 matter q bow
lsng ss~adinx. II directions are followed.
btsrosl uedicine not rscoauended %
neoeoory. Nscuus eusranseed 9 nensy
rofundsd. Fer ssis By n. :. Oody Z
o.. wholesale and retail druggist. s..
attis, v. Z. g1N4vuA -
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To LEr.-The room. over Sander.
sons grocery stors. lately oocupied by
DR.. Baeley. Apply 10 F. n 0uys-
iyS dtf a.arr.-.a $ =
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

A SHOOTING AFFIR IN VIR-
GINIA.-The Page Courier states
that at Milford, Page county, Va.
last Sunday evening week an al
tercatiOn took place between Ed
ward F. Ga iaher, of Charlestown.
w. Va, connected with the Shen-
andOah Valley railroad. and a
young man named Jack rriplett.
residing at Milford. Gailaher fred
two shots with a pistol one strik-
ing Triplett i'm the forehead. in
fiicting slight wound. and the
other passing through his coat,
Triplett returned the fire with a
shot gun, loaded with bird shot,
which struck Gailaher in the low
er abdomen. but the wound is not
considered serious
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coLoRED PRINTING.
~ Call at the Independen
STEAM JOB ROOMS

and get prices for any kind of Plain and
Fancy Printing. Our superior facilities
enable US to give you better work at lower
figures than you can GET the same work
done elsewhere. 81 4 &sA AAAg Il x.
JAMS. WISNER & LOGAN.
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Martinsburg Ma ket Report
Baltimore Markets.

By Telegraph to INDEPENDENT.
BALTIMORE, May IA. - Market
steady. Mixed corn spot SIT; May
5C4; June 489; July 49s; str. 49f.
No. 2 red winter wheat spot 1921;
May 13l; June 1854; July 1143;
Aug. 1l0f; Sept. 1l0t. Receipts,
wheat $4,000; corn 5000. Shipments,
wheat 1000.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

Nancy Singleton, co lored vo-
man of Richmond. died Monday,
aged ITO. she left great great
great grandchildren.
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J0bPRIupINC
In the Very Best Style of the Art,
and at Prices as Low as it Can be Done
in any of the Eastern Cities
POSTER PRINTING

At prices that defy all competition. Our
facilities for doing this kind of work is
unsurpassed. We have fine job presses,
capable of printing one thousand impress
sions an hour, and are ready to duplicate
city prices on any of this kind of work.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

C1OS Outfit Free to Agents, and all
OIHC expenses paid. Address II. B.
SHAW, Alfred, Me.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-25
$500 REWARD CATARRH
CuRE

Some people would rather be hum
bugged than TO get "value received" for
their money. Hence it rs that such per.
sons run after this and that pretended
cure for catarrh, forgetting that DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy IL so positive in
its effects, that its former proprietor ad-
vertised 1t for years throughout the
United States under positive guarau-
tee, offering $500 reward for an incura-
BILE case, and was never called upon to
nav this reward except in two cases.
This remedy has acquired such a fame
that a branch Office bas been established
in London, England, to supply the for
eign demand for it. Sold by druggists at
80 cents.
UNABLE TO BREATHE THROUGH NOSE.
Portianduitle, IotOd, March llth, 1879.
DR.. h. V. PIERCE:
DEAR SIR-Some time ago bought a
Douche, some of your DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy and Golden Medical Dis.
coyery, and commenced to nse them.
The aches and pains as well as sore
throat and catarrh from which have
been for 80 long a time a sufferer, have
entirely left me with their use. feel
like a new man as we'll as look like one.
For four years / was unable to breathe
through my nose. From the use Of the
Catarrh Remedy | can now do so freely.
Youf medicines ! know to be all that
they are represented. Long live DIR,
Pierce and the gentleman connected
with him. Gratefully yours.
ilJ.3t cod WATSON SMITH.