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EIennant,s Milk.

The composition Of elephants milk,
according to the analysis of DR.. CUES
neville. in the MOHjteur SoientUqte,
is similar to that Of cream, but its
consistency is different. Its odoI and
taste are very agreeable, and the taste
is superior { } that of most other kinds
of milk. 1t is about equal to cows
milk in quality. In view of these
facts. La Nature, of Paris, does not
despair Of seeing the day when an ad
yenturous Spectator shall bring .
troop of elephants to be driven through
the streets OF the city as goats are now
driven. 10 furnish each customer with
his OF milk direst from the tsat,
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There,s Mhers He Had Her.

1.-TWO hundred dollars for making
plain dress ?" he yelled, as he saw the
bill-"Ili never pay it !"
"You have been very stingy with
me for the last year, she replied.
"YOu are extrayagant y
mo more than you arep
"Pn never pay this billV
You must p'
Never
"Then I'll pawn my diamonds and
pay it myself p
"Ha p
Y es, ha
He goes out chuckling. He knows
ner to be woman of her word, and
he is wondering how she viii feel as
the pawnbroker politely hands them
back, with the observation:
We never advance money on the
oasta article p WaH Street NeDS.
There are 4lS,957 railroad employees
N the United States, and they earn
annually about S20000000O
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Under the Hatband.

Gentlemen should never fail to in-
vestigate beneath the sweat bands Of
their new hats. These bands are
stitched in by girls, and it has come to
be quite "a common thing for them to
either write their name and address on
the inside of the band, or to write il,
sometimes including little note, upon
a slip Of paper stitched in. If a girl
is of an aspiring nature she honors
only the most expensive hats with her
name; but oftentimes the name of a
don't-care girl may be found in the
plainest kind of felt souch. 1t is
authoratiyely stated that several good
matches have been cemented upon the
basis of a hathand note. WqiertayB
American,
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.
. plucky Undressing fowls.

A plucky job-Dressing fowls.
The gossip is like bicycle, in that
she is exceedingly liable to run perseD
down.
Now is the time to lend your skates
to your poor neighbor 1t viii show
your generosity.
The New Orleans Picayttrle raises
the question whether goat can be
relied upon in court as an evidence in
rebuttal.
The most difficult arithmetic that a
man has to face is when he tries to re-
concile $50 salary with a $50 wife.
Puck.
"Let every man add good name to
his other capital" quoted the forger
when he fixed up aten-thousand-dollar
check.-Drun1mer
Women do not marry for love, or
money, or dry goods. They marry in
hope that they may have spring house
cleaning to COarier-JouTral.
Doctors are generous men. Who
ever knew of a doctor rushing out to
chase away boys who were taking
| llulO lAOul LIS 0lOOo SFT9N"'0f "ss0s
Journal.
To throw stone at neighbor's
chickens, and have it fly through plate
glass windows, entities a man to the
credit of being a crack shot Waterloo
OJsercer.
We often hear the expression that
"the fire has gone out" And it Is
said that in some of our large places
you can actually see the fire escape
-HaTathOp Independent.
GA little too much repose about the
mouth for it to be natural" was the
remark of husband to a West End
photographer who had taken his wife's
photograph. Boston Post.
A little boy astonished his compan-
ions the other day by telling them
that he had "a spanking team at
his house." An excited crowd of boys
had walked nearly home with him,
when one of them asked "What dye
call emp" "Pa and ma" was the re-
ply.--Ha,0keye.
The hair of girl employed in an
Eastern cotton mill was caught in the
| llldc0lu6Ty, bOIA NlI uOl HOdQ csAAN
ground into bits. But the girl didn't
mind it much. She kept right on at
her work, simply remarking that it
only cost her 81 anyhow This is one
of the advantages of art over nature
And now the small boy unravels the
ancient stocking to secure yarn with
which to make baseball And when
he has the ball made, he cuts the leg
off one of his fathers boots to make a
cover of; and when the parent dis
covers the liberty taken with his boot,
the small boy wishes he had used it as
lining for his trousers.-Puck.
A fashion" item says: "The loz-
enge shape is the most fashionable
or pills, which should be coated with
silver, and look very inviting" This
appears to be new departure in fash
ion intelligence, and next it viii be in
order to describe whether the new
shape in porous plasters is octagon or
Oblong, and if they are trimmed with
gimp braid or guipure lace; and we
may be told that the most fashionable
tints in castor Oil are terra Gotta and
fawn color; and that liyer-pads are cut
in the form of a heart, with scalloped
edges, and lined with ciel blue satin.-
NorriStot0n Herald.
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But he is your son, isn't heP" criet
Octavia ; and you're his father ?"
"taith, and that's true, miss, dear
said old Ferrigan, with sigh "Bll
he's a fine, ambitious young man-t
rale gintleman TO look at, and of
Sunday you couldn't tell him from the
gently themselves. An he may
marry a grand lady yet-who knows
ami he wouldn't like me to be spoilin'
his chances. So just keep dark, Miss
Glenn an sometimes / think-Lord
forgive me that I'd be better dead
an out of the way. But / sent word
to him day before yesterday. An
he'll come--I think he'll come p the
old man added, with a scarcely audible
sigh.
At that moment a careless step
came up the stairs-the door was
pushed open and a tall figure strobe in.
"Sick again !" said petulant tone,
at appears to me, old gentleman, that
it's your chief mission in life to make
trouble for other people. Well, what
is it now ? If it's money you want,
you may as well understand, first as
last, that 1 can't let you have any.
You'll have to swallow that absurd
prejudice of yours against charitable
Institutions, or"
He stopped short, impelled by the
hurried gesture of the old mans
hand.
Somebody's here ?" said he, peer
ing through the seml-darkness.
"Well, why couldn't you say SO Who
is it The old hag downstairs, or"
"It is 1, Mr.. Fitz Arragon," said
Octavia, quietly advancing" Octavia
Glenn"
"Oh, l beg thousand pardons Y'
said Mr.. Ferrigan Fitz Arragon, hur-
riedly assuming his company man
ners. elf L could have imagined that
such an honor as this was in store fol
me-"
Il don't know what you mean by
such honors," said Octavia, bluntly
Il am working girl ; you are a book
binder. We have neither of us any
reason to be ashamed of our calling
yet | see no necessity for fine languag,
and stilted titles. Your poor old fathe,
is very i'll, and seems to be in need o
the commonest necessities of life
Suppose you sell your diamond rim;
and help him?"
That was the end of Mr.. Fit
Arragon's pretensions. He neve
came back to the country solitude
again, to Fernando Glenn's bitter dis
appointment.
But how could he face them al
after it was discovered that his "authol
ship" of "Stray Leaves" and Float
ing Fancies" was confined only t
putting the covers on the same, an
that the real author was a stout, short
old gentleman in spectacles, and tina
even his name was fabrication Of hi
own ingenious brain?
Old Mr.. Ferrigan died. Perhaps, a
lie himself had limited, it was the bes
and wisest thing he could do.
But Octavia Glenn's kindness an
watchful care soothel his last hour
and she had the satisfaction of gettin
the price of a decent funeral out c
the ambitious son.
"A jay in borrowed plumage !" sh
thought. II never despised any on
50 much in my life p
And when Fernando bewailed he
delusion, old Grandfather Glenn onl
smiled and said:
Didn't tell you that he was onl
electro-p -plated?'
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A PERSIAN sERENADE.

Iark as the twilight pale
Tenderly glows,
Hark how the nightingale
Wakes from repose J
Only when, sparkling high,
Stars fill the darkling sky,
Unto the nightingale
Listens the rose.
Here whore the fountain tide
Murmuring flows,
Airs from the mountain side
Fan thy repose.
Eyes of thine glistening,
Look on me, listening;
am thy nightingale,
Thou art my rose.
Sweeter the strain he weaves,
Fainter it flows
Now, as her balmy leaves
Blushingly close.
Better than minstrelsy,
Lips that meet kissinsly
Silence thy nightingale
Kiss me, my rose
-Bayard Taylor (hitherto uapublished).
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UNDER FALSE COLORS.

"a literary man, eh?' said Octavia
Glenn. Author of STRAY Leaves
and Floating Fancies ? Then why in
the name of all the muses. and graces
isn't he about his work?"
Little Fernando drew herself up
with some excitement
He is having his spring vacation"
said she. "He is resting his over
wearied brain little, before the public
shall become clamorous for more
writings from his pen"
"Oh !" said Octavia.
Yes" nodded her younger sister.
"And, oh, Octavia, you can't think
how charming he is have always
sighed to know an author. And heisn't
bit conceted or set up !"
"Isn't hep"
mot a particle. He has written
his autograph in my album, and given
me copy of Floating Fancies.' And
Mary Martinez is quite wild about
him. And, Octy-"
"Wel?"
'Please don't say anything about
the store" coaxed Fernando. "a have
given him to understand that you are
taking a course of lessons in music and
thorough bass. Itisnt genteel TO be a
shOp-girl, you know. and"
"Hoity toity !" said Octavia, with Il
toss of her really handsome head.
"This is a pretty state of things, and
all about man who writes b1lks.
isn't it jdst as genteel for me TO sell
buttons and co ogne and lace barbes
as it is for him to sell his writingg
And haven't right to earn my own
living in any way that l choose ?
Fernando, didn't think you were such
goosep
He is very particular about such
things" said Fernando. :" He didn't
want an introduction to Melissa Plumb
after he heard that she worked in the
factory"
"More fool hep said Octavia,
crisply.
"He is a gentleman, you know
pleaded Fernando.
"Pshaw !" said Octavia.
"Octy's right Octy's right, my
DEAR said old Grandfather Glenn, who
had been sitting so still in his armchair
near Dy bIdl utlJll6I Ol Ju6 SlIlS sup
posed that the subject of their dis
course was known to him. "a true
gentleman honors the woman as earns
her own bread. There's deal OF
electroplate in this world, and some o.
it is laid on so skillful you can't dis
tinguish it from real silver. But tht
silYer's silver for all that and tht
others only humbug I"
Having uttered which oracular sen
tences old Mr.. Glenn once more re
lapsed into silence.
"Grandpa is so queer" said Fer
nanda, with an injured expression o
countenance. "But you'll promise me
won't you, dear ?"
But Octavia only laughed, and wen
out into the kitchen to see il the brea,
was light enough for the oven.
Mr.. Fitz Arragon was certainl
rather handsome. He was dresse
very elegantly, also; he wore wha
was either a diamond or very eN
cellent imitation Of one on his tingel
and his cravats were simply superl
He looked at Octavia Glenn with som
interest when they were introduced.
"Y0u are told Of music2' he sai'
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THE MODEL AMERICAN o1R1.


a practical, plain young girl
Observation-Disclosures young girl;
A poetical posy,
A ruddy and rosy,
A helper-of-selfy young girl.
At-home-in-her-p r-place young grit
A neVer-will-laoe young girl;
A toiler serene,
life pure aud clean,
A princess-of.peace young girl;
A wear-her-own-hair young girl
A tree-from-a-stare young girl,
Improves every hour,
No sickly sunHower,
A wealth-of-rare-sense young girl.
Plenty y-room-in-her-shoes young girl;
No indulger-in-blues young girl;
Not bang on her brow,
To fraud not bow,
She's just-what-she-seem young girl.
Not a reader-of-trash young girl;
Not cheap iewel-Aash young girl;
Not slipper of rum,
Not chewer of gum,
A marvel-of-sense young girl.
An early-retiring young girl;
An active, aspiring young girl;
Amorning ariser,
A dandy despiser,
A progressive American girl.
A lover-of-prose young girl;
Nota turn-up-your-no young girl;
Not given TO splutter,
Not "utterly utter"
But matter-of-fact young girl.
A rightly-ambitious young girl;
Red-lips-most-delioious young girl;
A Asparkling clear eye,
That says, 81 will try"
A Asure-to-succeed young girl.
An honestly counting young girl;
A never-seen-Airting young girl
A quite and pure,
A modest demure,
A fit-for-a-wife young girl;
Asought-everywhere young girl;
A fature-most-fair young girl;
An ever discreet,
We too seldom meet
This queen-among-queens young girl.
--Vir0it A. Pnkley, in. Cincinnati Enquir
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements collected
auarterly. Temporary advertisements must
be paid in advance.
job work, cash ON delivery.
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SAN FRANCIsCo IFsMs.

The receipts for duties at the Custom.
house for the past week were $143 S62 20.
making total since January lat Of 81, 46S,-
967 16.
Wheat ships did not do very well last
month. Most of those cleared got less than
40s. There was not a $50, 1000 charter in the
whole lot.
The sharp advance in -four in this market
last month restricted the export trade. and
the result was falling off OF sc. 900 barrels as
compared with January. But the quantity
for that month was ths largest in the history
of the pors, aud therefore not a good criterion,
Annie L. Overland, administrative of the
estate of William G. Overand. deeeasad
brings suit to recover 800, 900 damages from
the Gsary-s.reet Railroad Company for kill.
ing the deceased, plaintiffs husband, who
was run over by one of defendants dummies
August Is, 1881.
The case of Verona Baldwin was called for
arraignment Monday in the Superior Court.
Department Eleven, when a statement was
made By her attorneys that the months con-
hnerneub IN jail had SO injured her health
that it would be ten days before she could
plead. The judge, however, ordered that
she should be present on Wednesday next.
All that was mortal OF the late Mrs. Ma
rietta Ssalield Terrence, better known bv
her stage name OF Mrs. Judah, was borne TO
its last resting place Sunday by loving hands
from the First Congregational Church, The
casket was entirely covered with beautiful
floral designs, among which were large harps
of caneiliss and vioiets, floral pillowF.
crosses, wreaths and other etOblsus, TIE
funeral servica W. rsad by DR.. Barrowz AND
the Rev. T. K, Noble.
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The snrfng valley Case

SAN Francisco, March 5th.-On the open.
ing Of the United States Circuit Coprs this
morning, Judge Sawyer announced that he
could not render en- opinion in the Spring
Valley wster rates injunction case before
Wednesday next or perhaps Thursday, ow.
ing TO the examination of the numerous au.
thorities presented by both sides.
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9REGssN.
Man AsIssiug-schoOI rax-sudden Dea

Man MIssihg-schooI EaX-sudden Death.
PORTLAND, March 5;h.-James w. Tarner,
owner of logging camp six miles above
Vancouver. has been miss'ng sinca Wednes-
day. He crossed the Columbia river in a
skiff, for the purpose Of coming 20 this city
TO buy supplies, and had with him $3.50.
Since then he has not been seen or heard
from. Ths boes was found on tue opposite
shore, tied to g bank. Turner wss a man
WHO neither drank nor gsnbied. and tits sup
posed that he was murdered for money while
en- route to Portland on foot through the
woods
Alta rasetiaR of School Districts tonight
tax C five mills was levied 70. school pur-
poaes.
George Pqatt, we'll known druggist,
formerly Of Denver ard San Francisco. died
suddenly st Albany this mornipS, of heart
disease
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NEVADA.
FatnI slahhInc tmrar.

WINNEMucoA, March 5th.-News has been
received here OF an affray at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, Paradise Valley, 45 miles north of
this place. bstween the white waiter, Thos
Mclaughlin, and the Chinese cooks, IN which
ths wsiser cut one of the cooks with cheese
knife, iuficting wounds which proved fatal
0ne cut 8ss across the Chinsmau's forehead
aud face, ard another in the right side. The
latter was five inches long and proportion
ately deep, aud caused the death of the Chi
naman. Mclaughlin was arrested.
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grATa.
Three Hen Killed by Giant Powder
EXPLOSION

SALT LAKE, March 5.h.- On Saturday a
force of men were put to work blasting o
ditch for the Northern Psci6c at Horse
Plains, Montans, and three of them were de-
tailed 20 thsw out some giant powder. The
powder was placed near fire, and was thsw-
ing nicely, when suddenly it exploded, killing
two instantly and mortally wounding the
third. The wounded man was immediately
carried to the hospital, and on examination il
was found that large hole was blown in
his SIDE. Tie premature explosion was prob
ably caused by one of the men stepping on
some nitro-glycsrine which had leaked out
on the rocks from the ihawing powder.
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wAsIisyG TON TERRITORY.
JastiaabIe Homicide.

CoLFAx, March 5th-At Palouse City
Saturday, John Smith, who was drunk, ap.
preached Gss. Vanderwalker, and without
warniug fred his pistol at him. Wander
walker returned the fiTe, the first shot pierc-
ing Smiths heart, killing him instantly. No
arrest was made, as The act was evidently in
self.6efense.
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dARDW ARE, ISUN, 5EGEiL; ETC.
HawIey Bros Hardware Go.-Importers OF
hardware aud Agricultural Implements, Nos. 801,
s09 sa5, 50g and 800 Market gtreet San Frar cisco,
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Cameron Excursion d. 0. mills
sned for Damages Standard silver
BOlIars-Eira IN Bredow, Prussia-The
Passion Play Case Crusade AgaEAs
BlasphemOus MISUNDERSTANDING Eel
ger ConvaIescent-Sew line OF steamer
-GeTmaBy and ESglaAd-Etc.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The San Francisco Charter Election
seizure OF Illegal coins-Chinese Cook
Stabbed 10 Death-Accident at Gait
Meefing OF the Railroad Commission
The Water Question at 1.-The Bay
Fatal Explosion OF Giant PoFder-stage
Disaster In Automatic.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

The United States Treasurer Resigns
Flood Reports-A Young RentuckiaR In
TrOnble-The Bead GoyeTn0F-Unfted
States Supreme court-Tbe Murdered
Prize Fighter - A Wife Accidentally
Killed Arrival OF ThoroughbreGs at
Baltim0re-Etc.
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RUBRER AND on. GOODS.

sTATIoNBRs, PRINTERS, ETC.
z. s. Crocher ~ Cc.-Importing and Manuiact.
aring Staeonera, Printers and LithoSraphs,s. Ncs.
s1s, III and 2IS Bush street, ahOve SRHsoiao.
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The body e John Lsng, au old psosDeesor
ct thatsseotion, has been fouad half.busied Ia
the sseds on Ayastge1eslS abous tyentv rnila1
from Prescott, A. 9, Fl. s skull was oYushed II,
and the BODY had ths appearance Of having
seen dssd ter two or ihreo months, He was
lsss seen November 24.b, in company With
T rang lSlehiord, his parser, whom the Coz
onefs Jury ehsrge with murslsr.
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BRowN's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth. or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and trademark on wrapper.
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9. Hermann & sO.-Manu;aotUrers and In.
porters. No. 536 Kearny st., near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices, Factory: II 6eden St.
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ARTISTS

ARTISTS.
EOnseFOrfsa- Optician and Photographer, No IL
Montgomery street. Estabishei in 1851.
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enne stock is the celebrated bull Rudolph,
purchased for 1900 guineas-ssid to be the
highest price ever paid for Hereford.
Killed by Train.
BANGOR tMe J, March 5.b.-Mrs. McNally
and daughter, Mrs. Brown, were killed to.
day, while crossing the New Brunswick Rail-
way track.
IheFmOn,esFical.
REV York, March 5sh-Midnight.-High-
est temperature to. day 23'; lowest 12'.
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The Oakland MayornJ1y.
A MysterIous ExnInsIon.

OAKLAND. March 5.h.-The Republica
City Convention tonight nominated Colone
E. M. Gibson for Mayor.
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TAE DAILY RECORD UNION.

Entered attic Post as second class matter
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Subsidy Rili Passed.

PRESCOTT, March 5ih.-Ths subsidy bill
granting 5000, 000 Subsidy to the Thirty fifth
Parallel and PRESCOTT Railroad, connecting
this town with toe Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road passed the HOUSE this afternoon by a
vote of 10 70 5.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TheSecret
of the universal success of
Browns Iron Bitters is sim
ply this: It is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what's claimed for
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part OF the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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Tucson. March 5:b.-Ths body of the man
found in the pass Of the Santa Rita mount
aims is supposed TO be that of JEFF Moore,
who sixteen days ago followed horssthief,
and it is supposed was murdered by him.
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WANTED,

4 MIXER AND BUTTER-MAKER, $50; ; ALSO
IA ranch hands, SIG; cabinetnaker, 81 so to
So per day man to milk and team, SIC; wood
choppers, 81 81 to 81 per cord tools found.
FEAALE-A first class woman cook for family
OF five persons wages, e26; must be used to first.
class family cooking; also girls fIr housework for
the city aud country.
Apply to HOUSTON IS Employment Office,
Fourth end streets, Sacramento city. au13Ip1
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DENTISTRY.
~. MANR.
"a. z. PTiRsON,
EE. q. sfARE, 3. y. s.,

2. zs1Gsr. 10. COS ! srgEEr, BE- g.
tween siIsh and Seventh, Sacramento, N11rIO
s1I-Aplm
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4. u. sMETR.

ATo 412 J STREET. PRACTICAL PLUMBE*
4 and Gasatser-Tork done on the most spprOvee
sanitary principles. ml4pti