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, 1881-08-19
Notice to Creditors.
In the Probate Court OF jefferson county
Washington Territory.
In the matter of the Est2te ofI r. Hast

''NHi'S'pai 4SIIhpIH-
In the matter of the Estate of l.. B. Hast
iDgs. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted 10 said estate are hereby required
TO make immediate payment thereof. and
all persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby required 10 present the
same with the necessary vouchers within
one year after the first publication OF this
notice to the undersigned Executor and
ENecutriX of the esta:e OF the said de-
ceased at their places of residence, or 10
G. Morris Haller. Esq, attorney of said
estate ut his Office in the city of ?oit
Townsend. W. T., or the same will be for
ever barred
Dated, July 2S. 1881.
FRANK III. WINSLow,
LUCINDA HASTINGS.
Executor and EXerutriX OF the estate of
J.. B. Hastings. deceased.
G.. MORRIS HALLER.
plat Attorney for said Estate.
, 1881-08-19
For Sale.
In South Port Townsend.

II BLOCKS-I92 LOTS. 45xl20 FEET.
This property is eligibly locared, of
n mile south of the furnace at IrOHdae:
il corners on tide water. Plat nearly
ievel; timber partially removed and being
removed. Good water obtained anywhere
at depth OF about y feet.
Title Perfect; Terms Reasonable.
The above lo:s will be offered tor sale
for the next 30 days, cheap for cash. Ap-
ply 10 JAMES JONES,
Port Townsend.
Or. CHAs. CASE, Seattle.
July 20, 1881. 3m.
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FOR SALE.

A lot of good Whiskry Barrels. fit for
putting mp dUg-li,h oil in; will be sold
cheap Tor cash, if applied for soon
JOHN COLLINS q Co.
Port Gamble, w. I. IS:3m
, 1881-08-19
ASSESSMENT H0TiCE.
QUINCY STREET WHARF COMPANY.

The stockholders are notified that ut a
meeting o; the Trustees of the Quincy
Street Wharf Company. held at the Office
OF Secretary Oh July 25th, 1881. lSt as
seSSment of Fifty per cent. on amount of
capital stock subscribed was levied upon
and made payable on or before the 10Th
day of October. 1881, at the Office OF the
Secretary i'll Port Townsend. W. T.
y. ID. HILL
ZI;2L Secretary.
, 1881-08-19

Po son. spreading disease and death in many
localities, for which quInine j. no genuine an
tpote, but for the effects OF which HosteTter's
stomach Bi tiers Is not only n thorouS RENE
uS, mt "A relioDie preventive. To This act
there Is AN Ovefw whelmins array of testimony.
extending over IA period of thirty years. All
disorders of the liver. stomach and bowels
are also conquered 10y the Bitters.
For sale by All nru"gisfs aud Dealers generally
, 1881-08-19
For Sale.

$50 ACRES Or O. { GS2D z D.
near Iron,lale. Tor sale nj bargain.
Terms easy. Tirie-C. :. Patent. Tim
beriand; soil suitable for cultivation. For
particulars apply 10 office of j. \.
KUHN, Port Townsend, W. i. lj;im.
, 1881-08-19
AUGUsT 3. 1851.

Board met at 0 A. NJ. Present-H l.
Tibbals and r d Attrldge, commissioners.
The examination and correction of the
assessment roll of 1881 occupied the days
session.
Board adjourned to meet Tomorrow at
8 A. N.
, 1881-08-19
AUGUST 4, 1851.

Board met NJ 0, A. NJ. Present-R d
Astridge aud E b MastIck, jr., commis-
sioners.
Board allowed bill of B 5 Miller TOR
guarding and sustaining Henry MeSsie
from May 10th TO August /, 1881, $S3 CO..
B ) Miller's bill for taking census of the
county for 1881, allowed $50 90.
The board resumed the examination Of
the assessment roll and continued until
adjournment.
Board adjourned 10 meet tomorrow at
8, \. VI.
, 1881-08-19
AUGUST 5, 1881.

Board met at 8, A. NJ. PreSent-R ID
Attridge and Z B Mastick, jr., commis-
siOners.
Sheriff allowed guard for the county
Jail until the adjournment OF the Septern-
Der term of Court. 1881.
Board resumed the examination of the
assessment roll and continued the same
until adjournment.
Board adjourned to meet Tomorrow at
10 A NJ
, 1881-08-19
ACGuST 10 1881.

Board met at 10, a. NJ. Present-H l..
IibLa!S and Il. d. Attridge, commission
CTs.
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THE PRESIDENT SHOT!
A Removed Consul the Assassin.

This morning the startling the Garfield
received here from Washington We Immediately teegraphed
Courier Journal for particulars and received the following
49, LOUISVILLE, July end $50 p. NJ.
Editor Interior Journal
little after o'clock this morning
to Jersey City Mrs Garfield and had
the depot with Mr. Blaine he without word of warning the
Consulate Maes The Immediately
jail Troops called put
heavy guard Guieau asked following given
jury ISSI-7oMr White Husc:-The tragic
sad necessity but will unite the Republican Republican
life but himy dream, and little when goes
human life Of small value During the thousands
down without a
the President Christian that happier in
than here 1t will be Mrs Garfield
husband this than by natural death lie liable
had no i'll will toward the President His death political
ty am lawyer theologian politician of
alwats with in
ring the J. GUnrEAu.
The Presidents pulse but he rallied again. Probing
hhe balls Internal hmoage thought have in and
the Presidents condition intense He much depressed
country generally suspended
EMMETT G.. LOGAN.
SUNDAY MORNING July 3rd
The morning President sinking
thought dead rallied
A. NJ he resting and his physician himself hopeful
cscNSAr July ;, "a NJ
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, July 1881
dispatch from Senator Beck this afternoon IIave left
President and confident
hopeful
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LOVE- AT FIRST SIoHT.-An almost in
credible romance has happened in wiseon-
sin, and had il not been vouehed for by SO
reliable authority as the Racine Journal, il
would be rejected altogether. The story,
as the Journal tells Il. is that resident Of
Racine named johnson, who has roamed
through this world for about thirty
five years, having never met the
choice Of his heart. was walking up Main
street, when he was met by . burom-look-
ing country girl and some friends. lie
WAS not acquainted with the girl. but in
Productions soon followed; she blushed and
he was confused, and there was no getting
around il; il was a case Of love at first
sight. They talked earnestly for about
half an hour, the friends having departed.
They soon separated with kiss. she going
north and he going south. In the course
Of two hours both made their appearance
again on Main street, dressed up in line
style. They kissed again and she took his
arm and they walked oil, aud at O'Clock
were united in marriage. lie made her
acquaintance, popped the question and
married her inside Of three hours.
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INV NE changed ys,s Mind.

The following IL sn actual occurrence
A "broth Of a boy" died on the Hill, and
Mr.. Moriariy dressed himself in his best
and went to view the "corroupse." lie had
new shiny black beaver hat last st.
Pstrick's Day. Entering the abode OF
sorrow, he held the glossy tile carefully be.
fore him, crossed the floor and deposited
il with great care upon a chair at the head
Of the coffin. Then wringing his hands
mournfully, he turned to the weeping
mother saying;
"shure, Mrs. Mallory, ID. great loss ye
hev been Ill. I'm full Of dhe sorrow fur
yea, but dhe Lords will he dune" Then
turning to the corpse, Mr.. Morisriy deliv.
cred himself thus "Och, purity bye,
Tommy. Why did yea die. And amt he
purity in his new shirt ond shu,e ov
clothes. An won't we miss him from dhe
corner fwhere he used to shiand waitin' for
die girrul.. Luke at him, layin there 20
ssate, purity. Shure, ole niver saw a
purifier eorrupse. But the Lord's will lie
dune an must 60" Turning away he
found that huge woman was sitting and
weeping in the chair where he had deposit
ted his precious plug hat. Speaking in a
sweet low voice, he inquired;
"Isv yea seen me hsiY7 No one re-
piled. A little louder, "Havs any iv yez
seen me new hat" No reply. With still
greater voice: "Fhere IL me new high
hsty@ The big woman reached around
under her and pulled out a conceriina-
looking concern made Of Lick beav-
er, and tearfully remarked; "is dhis yer
hat, Mr.. Moiiarty" lie reared himself
up. lie jammed his fist into the wrecked
beaver in a vain attempt to straighten it
out; he gazed upon the corpse and shout
ed: "Yis, dhal'. me hat, and id be dhe
day ! liver KEN in till see sich an ugly |
cOrruP-e rs this wan. It's dhe uggliesi liver
saw. an a good riddance" Then he
walked ont Jefferson City journal.
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An impression prevails that "Hell" hs,
been completely busted from the Revised
New Testament, but this il erroneous q.
the following will show. Matthew W.
reads as follows
But ! say unto you, that every one who
IL angry with his brother shall be in dan.
ger q the judgment, and whosoever shall
say to his brother, rsca, shall he In danger
Of the council and whosoever shall say
thou fool, shall he in danger Of the hell Of
ERE.
And II thy right eye esuseih thee to
stumble, pluck IL out AMI cast Il from thee,
for Il is profitable for thee that one Of thy
members should perish and not thy whole
body be cast into hell.
Mark xI. brings in more Of the sulphur
rio monarchy.
And IL thy hand cause thee 10 stumble,
cut i oh,it.i good for thee TO enter into life
MANNED, rather than having thy two hands
to go into hell, into the unquenchable IRE.
And II thy foot cause thee 10 stumble,
cut il of, il is good for thee to enter into
heaven halt, than having two feet be cast
into hell.
And II thine eye cause thee to stumble,
cast il out, it is good for thee TO enter the
kingdom Of God with one eye rather than
having two eyes to be cast into hell.
Thus il will he seen that Hell is plenty
as one could desire il yeti Princeton
Banner.
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The latest new departure in newspa.
per enterprise is reported from New Or
leans. The Demoerai OF that city has fitted
up branch Office on barge. which, hav-
ing been towed up the Mississippi River
to Memphis, is now floating down to New
Orleans again, stopping at all points Of in
terest on the way to gather information
concerning the country along the river
and for some distance back into the inter
ior. The barge is sixty feet long, with
twelve feet width Of beam. Its interior
accommodations comprise business, sdito-
rial, and job Offices, composing and press
rooms, sleeping apartments, dining-room,
kitchen, and stable for the horses used in
making land trips back from the river.
II "a practically a fully equipped newspa-
per establishment shoat.
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josh BHfiSSs' Praser-New RerSs-


From tn many friends, and from things
with luce ends. deliver us!
Frou a wife who dom, luv us, and
children who don't look like us, deliver us |
From wealth without charity, from
pride without sense, from pedisrees worn
oli, and from all rich relations, deliver US !
From snsix in the grass, from nails IN
our buies, from torch.light professions and
IRON nu rum, deliver US
From pack peddler-. from young folks
in luv, from old aunts without money, and
kolery morbis, deliver Us
From newspaper sells, and pills that
amt iisic, from females who faint, and
men who hatter, deliver us
From VIRUS without fragrance, from
butter that smells, from Niger ksmp
meetings, and from cats that are counting,
deliver US
From other folks secrets, aud from our
own, and women committees, deliver us /.
From folks who won't laugh, and from
them who giggle, from lite butes. easy vir-
tue and mutton, deliver Us,
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brings about
"What does il bring about
"Why, imbscility, Of course"
Ho,rit attic are slaughtered ia Sesr
HorE.

YORK.
The cattle coming iato New York aver
age from 200 to 500 pounds in weight, and
10 cents per pound, about the usual 6g-
ure, bring $40 to $50 each on the hoof.
The method Of Killing is essentially the
same in all the New York slaughter hous-
e.. A rope 10 fastened around the snimsl's
hind legs and he is lifted of his feet by
means q a block and tackle, so that he
hangs with his head downward, and just
touching the door. Ills throat is then cut
with large. sharp knife, aud his death is
speedy and comparatively free from
pain. Three workmen, a dresser and two
assistants, can kill, fay, cut up and dress
an animal in about twenty minutes, aud
they slaughter eighteen to twenty head
daily, Tor which they get 80 cents Per
head. Afler the slaughter Tor the day is
at an end all the buildings are flushed out
with water pumped from the river by
steam, and then carefully mopped over, so
that no sign Of refuse Of any kind is per-
ceptible-in fact. the floors, which are laid
with an incline from the sides TO gutter
in the middle Of the houses, are as clean
and white as the decks OF a ship after they
have been holys,oned.-l Shoe and Leath.
er Reporter.
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bern Visiting for the name. ofthe census
to be published but she was getting tired
Of waiting. Therefore she begged that
General Walker would look over the
names. and tell her where her truant lover
could be found, or. IL he were dead. to tell
her where he was buried. She inelosed a
stamp for a reply. General Walker has
not yet had time To go through the fifty
million. Of names to oblige this faithful
wsman; but, IL he does il at all, II will
be some rainy Sunday when he can't 90 to
church Washington Letter.
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Young men who are graduating from
the various colleges, and are casting about
for occupations in which to support them
selves, will Of course not fail to note the
advantages offered by the profession Of
joeksying. The English jockey who rode
Iroquois a few minutes the other day got
5000 for winning the race. Pedestrian
ism, as praelised by Rowell, and rowing,
as praeiised by lIanlan, are also attractive
ea.lings for the ambitious young man Who
has assiduously devoted his four years in
college 10 athletic sports
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One Of the best stories incident to the
publication Of the Revised New Testament
is told at the expense Of the pious bulls
and bears Of Wall street. Some enterpris-
ing fellow bought several thousand copies
Of the old version, and putting them into
new bindings, did a thriving business at
100 per cent, peddling them among the
brokers for the new version. II Is wicked
eddy believed that the same trick could not
have been played upon any other class Of
business men.
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THE undersigned has no hesitation in
asserting that judieious use Of simmons
Liver Regulator /. a preventative and
tonic 10 the system, wall secure immunity
from the weakening aud dangerous effects
of malaria aud will effect cure of chllls
aud fever and all malsrial disorders. II.
n. Jones, Editor Macon, Ga, Telegraph"
Beware Of limitations gotten up on the
Of simmons Liver Regulator.
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Society at Portsmouth, in Englan d, hs
been amazed and sc,ndsliled by the issu-
ing Of the following order by Admiral Fo-
ley, for the style Of which a precedent
might in vain be sought in the annals Of
garrison or docSysrd towns; "In future II
a doekysrd officer sees a naval officer play.
ing lawn tennis on the green, who is, in
his opinion, improperly or insutiiciently
dressed, i, is my directions that he report
to me. and will communicate with the
Captain Of the Excellent or the Command
er-in.Chief on the subject"
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A Tack on rmE TRApE-The ire
quenter Of the sales lilo, Vi Drouol is
often struck by the rich Jewels offered TO
the public by some retiring demi-mondaine.
Il is mistake to suppose that all these
diamonds, smeralds. rubiss anil bracelets
belong to the fair sinner. They are often
only loaned her for the occasion by some
fashionable jewelsr, who il content 10
share with his partner for the nonee the
exorbitani profits that are usually made at
eoooitss sales. Some people will pay doub-
ly dear ioF braoele, or ring that ia said TO
have elasped the arm or the finger Of a
celebrsted Madeleine. Il Partisan.
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To RESEw VELvEr.-Hsst a haliron,
turn up on the square end. fasten damp
cloth tightly around il; take hold Of each
end Of the velvet and draw back and forth
briskly, with wrong side Of velvet next TO
iron. II will look as nice as new II not too
much soiled.
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IL Is said that love oonquers all things
bat jumping toothaehs that knows its
business, and strictly attends to il, can for
the time being make man forget that he
ever loved Al all
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A ooSuspRuM.-"what is the difference
between a man going to Plymouth Church
aud lover about to PROPOSE" asks the
Boston Courier. Don't know. - Boston
Post. Then You had better go back to
school. One is going to see Beeehsr and
the other, to beseeeh herr Philsdelphis
Bulletin.
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Flies are said to soon disappear FROM a
room containing a plate Of the following
mixture; Half a teaspoonful of black
pepper in powder, one Of brown sugar, and
one Of cream mixed together.
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40 Iss.Slfsf Needed.

No palaiial hospital nsesied for Hop
Biilers patients, nor large salarisd talented
puilers 10 tell wLai Hop Biitsrs will do or
cure, as they tell their own story BY their
certain and absolute cures at home New
York independent
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A minister having walked through a
village churchyard and observed the in.
discriminate praises bestowed upon the
dead, wrote upon the gate-post the follow
ing; "Here lie the dead, and here the
living lie"
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A Philadelphia guardian charged $500
for administering an estate Of SiG9 The
ward Was girl, and he wanted her TO pay
him the difference out Of her own earnings.
The Court cut down his bill to SIS.
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Broom corn was introduced into this
country by DR.. Franklin. While eHamin.
ing an imported eorn-whisk, he aecidently
discovered a single seed, which he planted
in his garden, and from which the corn
was propagated.
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DIR. Woods says; There is but one sun
whose kisses are suited to the cheeks Of the
unmh rried girl. lie comeih in broad day
light, and makelh not ashamed like those
that hang around doorstoops and over
front gates in the sombsr shadows Of night.
Courtships that are conducted upon the
idea Of advanced psyemsnls in the kissing
line are likely to bankrupt before the 6rm
gals regularly IN hu.ins..n
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Rather wicked; Boston has an incipisnt
Mark Twain. lie Is little boy, fiveyssrs
old, and about half an hour after he had
been safely tucked away in bed, the other
night, he called out mamma, mamma,
| went to bed and forgot to say my prayers
tonight" "why, Charlie, 4" called mamma,
reprovingly, as that so ?" AYES, mamma
! did" he returned; and, after an instant's
pause, "wasn't that good joke on God ~
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A man adyeriises for eompeteut persons
to undertake the sale o: new medicine,
and adds that iii will be profitable to the
undotoksr. No doubt Of Il; most Of them
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Village Postmaster 10 his vile:

Village Postmaster to his wife; Here
is posial-card to Mr.. Jones. saying that
his brother and five children will be here
Saturday. Now, keep that card back till
then, and will be at the depot; and when
they find no one to meet them. | will take
them all over for 81
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One watch act right will do TO set many
by but, on the other hand, one that goes
wrong may be the means Of misleading q
whole neighborhood; and the same may
be said Of the example We each set to those
around us.
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Why Nor?-The Boston 1iunscrip'
makes the following remark, which mus,
be read very cheerfully in the Office Of the
New York World; "when a horse cribs
they put halter about his neck. When
man cribs Why should a man be
treated with more consideration thsn a
horse ?n- Boston Post.
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The weight Of barrel Of flour 10 based
upon the English unit Of weight known as
a stone There are fourteen stones in a
barrel Of -four That Is why barrel Of
flour weighs 1876 pounds.
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Every time the Governor inlerposes his
prerogaiive between an indicted party and
the trial by jury, he throws viirol 10 the
face Of the la w. Breek. News.
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To a widower ''Is il true that you are
going to marry again ?" cts very true"
sand whom do you marry" any dead
wife's sister," as she handsome ~ mo"
"Rich ?" "Not at ALL "Then why have
you chosen her ~ "To tell you the truth.
my dear friend, in order not to change
mothers .in.law."-[ Paris Journal.
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II was at the battle Of Elge Hill that
Sir Jacob Ashley made his remarkable
prayer 20 Lord! Thou knowest how
busy | must be this day II l forget Thee.
do not Thou forge, me. March on, boys"
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MAKING GREAT Fuss.-Two Dutch
farmers Of Kinderhock whose farms were
adjacent, were out out in their respective
fields, when one overheard an unusual hal
loo.ng in the direction Of gap in a high
stone wall, and ran with all speed to the
spot, and the following brief conversation
ensued:
"Shon, vat is te natter
"Vsl, den," says John, IL wash trying
to climb on top Of dish high stone wall,
and fell off and all de stone wal, tumble
onto me, and it hash broke one Of mine
legs of, and both Of mine arms off, and
smashed mine ribs in, and deese pig stones
are lying onto te top OF mine body"
"lsh dat all?" says the other, IVY you
boiler 80 big loud tot you got tie ioof
ache"
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We invite the public large aud we'll selected stock OF
PIANOS and ORGANS and une9ua facilities for furnishing
the hest class OF instruments We purchase cash
larger quantities than other house this city The Of
PIANO and ORGAN Department is far less than some hous
doing exclusively Piano and Organ trade We have reached lower
than have en rendered dealers this market and guarantee
all represented We sell monthly quarterly
represented
We solicit es
ing purchase and take pleasure answering all inquiries
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side out, and pushed ont apparently a
stone. The stone fell hard upon the
ground. Again my eve. closed. and men.
tally said, Hon i thisr | live, yet my
heart Is out Then felt il ba,k-so soft,
50 sweet Ny eyes hlIed with grateful
tear, which rolled profu.sly down my
checks" The old clergyman gives the ac-
count with an earnestneS- that proves his
own sincerity. II New York Sun.
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The imPeeunions man Who married an
hsirsss alwsys spoke VI her as capital
wife
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q Bais- ne.ses sam s.y,ns Dr.s..

q Raid Headed Mon H"ying Drsgsl
There are t~o bad men in Milwaukee.
ore ia bald headed man and the other Is
a druggist. The bald headed man told a
doctor that his hair was falling out aud
asked him II he didn't know something that
would stop it, The doctor said he would
In him, 50 he wrote out prescription,
which VA. ~ lollows
tsll..ll. II IL.