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T,r,.,bIv AFRAID.

81. Louis GioJe Democrat
The democrats are terribly afraid that the
republicans in congress viii do something for the
good Of the country before the adjournment,
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"TnE cry Is adll ;hcy come" Another
bourbon democratic tax collector gone wrong.
This time in Louisiana. Amount 81, 400. -
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THE taxes should be reduced whether the
tariff is revised or not.
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1T Is tolcsraphcd from Ottawa, that Mr.
Virgins has let up on his big STORM for the
ninth of March, and compromised on ga little
one"
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A BosToN orator concluded a resounding
panegyric on Demosthcnes by saying that he
was the Edward Everett of Athens!
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CABBAGE wrappers with sawdust filing
make a very cheap cigar, 1t sells, how
ever, at price which puts it forever beyond
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A vinegar battle was fought out in the sem
ate chamber yesterday, and the result was a
substantial victory for the manufacturers Of
whisky vinegar. They knocked the cider
vinegar crowd ont in very fow rounds. The
eastern senator's fought nobly for their
orchard-owning, cder-pressing constituents,
but they couldn't muster votes enough, and
the infant mash vinegar industry will not
languish for lack of protection. By the time
congress meets again it will have become a
vested right. 1t will take very moan con-
gress to bother vested rights. Infant indus
tries mature very rapidly sometimes,
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THE APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.

Those who are fond of music will certainly
take advantage of the opportunity presented
this evening for listening to the concert to be
given by tho Apollo club at the Congrega-
tional church. The club deserves generous
hearing, for they have been busily preparing
this programme for several weeks, and have
incurred heavy expense in order to mako it
worthy of themselves and their friends, The
club of forty voices, and an orchestra of as
many pieces, have been under the skillful
training of DIR. Il, S, Kimball Nine. Kaspar
and MIR. A. d. Woodruff win sing the solo
numbers, A few seats only remain at Ellis's
music store, but seats can also be secured al
the door Of the church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-18
RBIEF rELEGRAMS.

The cordens around the affected
districts are all abandoned.
The court martial of Col. Ilges. at
st. Paul, began This morning.
Cholera has appeared in several
islands of the Mediterranean.
The English liberals are becoming
reconciled to the canal agreement.
The navy boys are inclined to
kick against the change ordered in
their uniform.
The jury were sWOra in on lie
Polk trial to day, and the examina-
ton of witnesses commenced.
Samuel Bulger, on trial for rape,
pleaded guilty to the charge, and
the jury returned verdict accord
ingly.
On account Of the assault yester-
day, the law, allowing watermasters
in Washington to enter houses, has
become very Objectionable.
Col. J. B. Culver. mayor Of Du-
luth, MIMI, died suddenly at Buf.
falo, N. Y. He was the first mayor
Of the city, and one of the Oldest
residents.
The telephone company refused
to recognize the executive commit
tee, which was composed of menu
bers of the Brotherhood of Tele~
graphers. The result is that all the
men will strike at 8 o'clock to-
morrow.
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Look Out for Them.

Their mother wouldn't give them
a valise to pack their clothes in, and
they took couple OF Trunks and
stuffed them full of good things and
lit out to see the World. a word of
warning to little boys and girls.
Now if you want to know the
names of these little runaway
children, and where you can see
them, will tell you. Their names
are Pearl and Siam, twin brother
and sister, and you can see them if
you 90 to John Robinsoh's Ten Big
New Mammoth Shows, and they
are the only Twin Baby Perform
ing Elephants in the world. Little
boys and girls of Salt Lake City.
Prince Siam and Princess Pearl,
twin brother and sister, the only ell
ephant twins ever born IN this
country, most respectfully inform
all the little children of Salt Lake
CiCy that they will hold leVees on
Washington Square both afternoon
and evening on Wednesday and
Thursday, July 18th and 26th, and
will be delighted to have a chat
with all, don't fail to come early as
we can have a good visit before the
circus commences in the great three
ring circus o. old John Robinson.
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LATEST TELEGRAM
A GALA DAY IN DENVER.
Opening of the Exposition.

Opening of the Exposition.
Denver, 17.-This is gala day in
Denver, tbs occasion being the
opening of the second annual ex-
hibition of the National Mining and
Ind ustrial Exposition. From early
morning the city has been thronged
with visitors from all parts of the
country. at sunrise people all over
the city were busily engaged In de-
corating buildings, and business
generally was suspended. The cere-
monies began at noon by the form
ing of an immense procession of
carriages containing members Of the
board of trade, officers of the state
and city government, and distin-
guished guests, followed by the re-
preventative procession Of trades
and industries, which passed
through the principal streets TO the
exposition grounds; meanwhile
the national salute of thirty
nine guns were fred by
the "Chaffee light artillery.
Large crowds of people lined both
sides ofthe streets, along the line OF
march, and at the exposition build
ing an immense cOncourse of people
had assembled. on the arrival of the
procession. The following were
the exercises-Erayer by Bishop
Simpson of Philadelphia address OF
welcome in behalf of Colorado, by
Gov. Grant; in behalf of the city
by Mayor Routt; grafton, Hon,
Warner Miller of New York. bene
diction by Rev. G. II. Marshall. The
order for starting the two hun
dred and fifty horse power steam
engine was given, and the
exposition of 1888 was declared
open by the Hon. w. A. II. Love
land, president of the association
The address of Senator Miller was {
mastery effort. and called forel
unbounded applause. The day ha!
been all that could be desired, the
enthusiasm of the people was I'm
bounded, and the opening exercises
were q decided success. Thu
exposition opens this year with TIT
most fiattering prospects. Nearly
all the important features of las
years. exhibits remain, while many
others are being added daily.
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"WHAR' Is HEP
ether schooImarster,lwe: Mean. y

John RO6inson's agent advertised
that the old veteran Snowman had
banished, abolished, kicked 'eR
out, done away with the intolerable
nuisance OF peddling lemonade.
candy and peanuts inside the clrcns
tents of his great three-rino circDS
while the performances were going
on,Out would instead have courteous
employees pass around ice coal
water TO men, women and children
free OF charge. This is done nv
John Robinson in all large cities
which he visits. But to those who
wish lemonade, an elegant refresh.
ment stand Will always be found in
the monster menagerie, where all
can purchase what they desire. This
Is an entirely new innovation and
John Robinson is the only show
man in the world that
has ever been known Ia
abolish the internal ANNOYANCE. and
every city that he has exhibited in
TINS year, the press and people are
loud in approximations of plea ure
ana prals5 for John Robinson ana
his ten big shows for abolishinq
TINS long.born nuisance. The above
notlce started the rumor that John
Roblnson was not going to sell any
refreshments upon the exhibition
ground. I. e.. Washington Square,
consequently the people fiocked to
the headquarters of the city govern
ment nearly all day yesterday solic-
lung privileges to erect stands or
booths on the square. Let this an
sWer settle 1t; please do rot annoy
the city officials, John Robinson has
the exclusive right granted by the
city authorities to sell refreshments
ON = the lot, on the outside, and in
the big menagerie tents, but he does
not sell lemonade in the big circus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-18
The Inhu1nanity Iof Man.

Washington, 17.-This morning
a man gained admission to the
house of a family, named Spein,
near the capitol, on the declaration
that he was the water inspector, and
brutally assaulted a young lady, the
only person in the house. he
choked her into insensibility, and
accomplished his vile purpose. His
victim is seriously injured, and may
die. Her assailant is not yet ar
rested.
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1T Is A FACT

That Thousands Of our business men 90
to their offices IN the morning. after an
uneasy night, or late dinner, feeling
dull and all out OF SORTS. This is entirely
unnecessary, for single dose OF thai
sparkling feAming specific, Tarrant's
Settler Aperient, taken bsIore breek-
fGst, will Immediately dispel All feelings
Of heavihess, remove gently but surely
The cause, and quicke l into healthy &C.
ton every fbrs OF the system. For sale
by all druggists. +
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GRAND SUCCESS.

The opening of the Worlds Museum
last evening was q Grand Success
Crowded 10 its utmost capacity, and
everybody delighted. The Iron-Jswed
Man decided success. ALI the many
Performances and Curiotities as repre-
sented. A p,acs of amusement for lsdiei
and children at popular prices. Matinee
every afternoon at $50.
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HORSE MARKET

II have just received from my ranch
one hundred head of horses, consisting OF
a fine lot Of Reldings, and la.Re lot OF
fine mares, as we'll as Twelve head of
young mules: have also few Kentucky
mules left. Saddle and express horses,
with some gentle teams Will sell one
or the lot. I 81. j. FAUST.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

AT the Wasatch FIGURING Mills, I've
Pair Burrs, one pair 42-inch French
Burrs., iron Hirst frame, silent feed. AL
complete and nearly new. Also two
Wheat Steamers and one horse power
Boiler; All in good working order.
G, Hustler,
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HEADQUARTERS.

The only store in the city for the sale
of John Robinson's Circus Tickets has
been selected at Mr.. James DWyer's,
corner Of East Temple and First South
Streets, headquarters for all the leading
Magazines, Newspapers and Periodicals.,
Salt Lake City. Utah. Prices of sdmis-
sion: Adults, 81; children under 9 years
Of aOa. Soc. +
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Street Gar Notice.

On and after Monday, June 4, the cars
will leave the Emporium corner for the
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, First
" ard and Sixth Ward, on the last trip
every evening at $50 pm, and warm
Spring Ger st 7.S0-
o. P. ARNOLD.
Snnt
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GUTLER BROS.

Have u car of Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables received this morning from
Calif5rpia: 100 buxes Oranges; 5000
pounds Onions; Bartlett Pears; Choice
Apples; Blue Plump; Choice Peaches
Ransnas
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LOST.

A Gold Coil Bracelet, July 14th, be-
tween Mulloy s. Paul's Stable and Con-
linental Hotel The finder will be re-
varded by leaving same at Joslin &
Park,
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FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged for more now
erful machine, Six.borse Power I'm
zine. Rearly new. For particulars
address p. o. Box 400, this city.
June 22i, 1888.
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FOR SALE.

A Full and Complete Set OF Tinnerl
Tools aud Machines. Inquire Of n. c.
Phillips, at Hogle Bros, Main Street,
Salt Lake. I
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WANTED

A young mAn Of some experience in
mseo1Fy would like to get employment
"a handy apprentice j. b. ID, this
Office.
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LOST.

A Red Leather Memo an 7um Pocket
book. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by Leaving at this office. I
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WANTED.

A woman tn Cook, Call at Mrs s. b.
Auerbuch'e, Third South Street. :
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MERRIGK

BEAD Wound Bobbins for all Sewing
Machines. Merrick Thread lie the best.
( VIZ, JENNINGS & Sons.
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BUTTER.

Fine Iowa Dairy and Creamery Butter
at + J. w. SMELLS.
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One Of the healthier and plessantest
booers0ss known is COlden's Liquid
RaeS TOnic. Ask for Colden's. take
no other. OF druggists generally. T
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

Good Plssterers. APPLY to Bailey &
Son, Main Street; 81 per day. I
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In our
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

We offer many Single Pairs such lines do not care to
duplicate at Low Prices They be sold
CoTsets, Ladies' Muslin and Gauze Underwear Children
Slips and Dresses, greatly reduced.
49, Our Table Cloths Curtains Towels Napkins other
Nhlte Goods be Closed Out Stock
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EVE AND EAR.

DR.. Ira Lyons, four doors wees Q
Gift House corner.
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Electric Brushes. None better. All
Druggists sell them.
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This Famous English
Thread, which stands un-
riyaled throughout the
world for SmoOthneSS Of
finish and for strength of
cord, will shortly be intro
duced in this market. II is
the only Thread in The
American market that is
made in England, and is 80
per cent. stronger than any
other thread sold in the
United States. The excel
lenee Of BROOKS tTHREAR
is well knoWnine fam-
lily which has ever used 10.
For Hand or Machine
Work.
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@HACKMETACK." lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Csc. and
SOC. Sold by z. G. n. L Drug Store
(lS)
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GERMAN CORN REMOVER
DR. SCOTT'S

Is q sura cure For sale by all Drug
gists. I
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WANTED.

An Amateur Printing Outfit, apply +
Box D, Salt Lake City. 7
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WANTED.

Some Good Bricklayera. Apply at
Elias Morris Office, Main Street, opposite
Coop. Store.
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F0UND.

A Pccketbook, contsiniDg money
Call ct this Office.
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HORSES AND MULES
For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
1872 Main street.
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In all the Departments of their Mammoth Establishment
FOR The NEXT THIRTY DAYS
AT NET PRICES

la offer all Summer Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices sens
at Cost, and some Below Cost.
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OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

Is Offering many Real Bargains in Gents and Boys Summer
6uls fe Straw and Solar Hats Boys Waists, White and
teIle SHIRTS Gents and Handkerchlefs, JeWey etc.
ORe Hundred White jacquard and Marsees Qus at SIPS
94.i9; Szov up to IS 80, much below regular Frees
-, carpet and Linoleum Remnants Sofa Rugs, Footstoo
oha2e eIe etc. at prices worthy the attention OF all
considering the steness the we are safe IN saying
ha cur every of Goods the Most Complete
same classes of Goods
Merchants Hotel Keepers and other Wholesale Buyers will
JObbing Stock
Orders will receive Prompt Attention Reduced Prices
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MARRIAGES.

DR.. J. B. MeFerran did not die as re-
p iried.
-AtLebanon, Mis, Annie jenkins to
NJ A Wsihsn. Of Louisvill-.
MIR George + veach and Miss Mary
sinkb,rn were mirri,d at Brsdfcrdsville
Wednesday.
Yesterday IT Mr. James Massey's HE
dsugL,er, Mi's Nancy Ann, was united in
marriage to John II. Baugh.
--Miss Julis, daughter Of Msjor Tho
mas Matthews, Of Coving,op, Was married
TO David Meade Massir, OF Chillicolhe.
The bridal coupe will visit Europe.
= Tie following was ,slephonsd from
Mckinney. This mornirg abe at 10 o'clock
Mr. Frank Leonard and Miss Lucy Clark
son drove 10 town under lash ia the rain,
and enquired for Rev j. E Tliplett On
being told ~herefe lived they proceeded
a. fact as their horse would carry them to
bis house, where they we're room made
nan and wife in his usually impressive
manner.
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Personal

Ma. JoHS l. DAWSON, in, Of Miss.
ouri, l. here On a Welt &, BIZ, fathers lam
lily.
-DR p w. LooAS, Of Knoxville, Tenn
l. here lie il much ple5sei with hi. ne~
home.
-MRs VIReISIA TRuEHEARr has re.
turned from = lengthy visit TO her daughter
At Huntington, W. Va.
Miss JESSIE CARTER, Of Texas, r..
turned home Wednesday. DR.. Monigome-
~ went with her A. far a. the Exposition.
Miss ELIZA HARRIS. Who has accepted
a position in Louisville. is At home for a
iev days She is delighted with the city.
Miss LUcY CooPER, Of shslbyvills,
Who Ia. been willing Mise. sabn Pen.
ningion snl sallie PENN, returned home
yesterday.
Gov. KSoTT ha. sppoi med Col c 4
Bowman for the state ~ large sud Hoo
Jno ; Owsley Of the Eight. aud Gen. I. 4.
Gsriaid q the Tenth district, as delegai,s
10 The Farmers Convention, which uee''
in Louisville, December oh.
-MIssIs LALA JoRDos and Eta Love
have returned to their sunny Southern
home, taking with item several hearts. Il
is said that there i one lef, in the place Of
III II taken fr,mA Msibodisi minister. but
the girls are % dscsiiful you can't mos, al.
ways tell.
-JrpoE W. II PITIrs. Of Somerset, is
lere. lie !. an applicant Ter the ofice Of
Railroad Commis-ionsr, and having had
experience in the line. would carry TO the
position both ,Ipsrisoee and eaPabiliiy
Gov. kno.t would do vsll to consider The
claims q THE popular Polastian.
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DAEEilLE, s0rLE COUNTY.

Eugene Wood sold on Wednesday, to
John Hughes. Of Paris, good 6vs-yes r-old
bay gelding for Sl75.
Fifteen or twenty telephone connec-
ticn' will soon be made from different Of
fees and residences with the Cen trail Office
at Gilcher's.
The meeting at the Baptist Church
still continues with AZ additions up TO the
close Of the meeting Wednesday night,
Elder Sweeney, OF Paris. who was TO have
begun a proiractsd meeting al the Christ
ian Church Monday night, did not arrive
owing to unforeseen circumstances. Timely
notice will be given Of his arrival.
Miss sallie Cook, Of Hustonyille, is the
guest Of Mary Dunlap. Col. A. NJ sSOPe,
OF Lexington, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. ]. @. Givens, Of Louie
vile, was in town Wednesday. Mr. ]. p.
Thorell went TO Louisville Wednesday, to
be absent several dsys. Miss Sallie Nc
Grath, Of Lexington, is the guest Of Mr.;
Robert Ham.
Mr.. G r. Terhune and Miss Susie +
G lok were quietly married At the resi ience
Of the brides fa'hsr. Mr. All,n Cook, u
Tuesday night after the olse Of the ser
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RELIGIOUS.


Rev J. X Jshie- reports IL addition
at Mt. Gilead, and the interest Increasing
The tent fund has only been Increased
81 since last report J, +. p, Jackson,
making but $40 in all.
"A Western exchange says: Rev. ]. G.
Poland, until ncnily Presiding Elder Of
the NJ Z. Church North. in Arkansas, has
created a sen'aiion by msrrying colored
girl > The sensation is no doubt over the
fact tia, the girl married 90 much beneath
her station.
The IDOLS wor'hirpsd by the heather
Of Africa and India are nearly all manu-.
featured in England, and pay a very hand.
some profit. II is stated that the CONNER.
cial value Of the bra.s and cast iron gods
SHIPPED to heather lands far exceeds that
Of the Bibles, books, and trsc's which
reach the same destination.
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lIsO. sTocx AsD csop.


Orchard Grass Seed wanted by I. X.
Walton.
i b. Dickinson bought Of Mr.. Holman
25 calves al Sl2 25.
In Bourbon coun'y SO fat / AIS. pound
steers cold at s4.s5 per cwt
j. +. Lynn bought Of J. NJ. Hail a
yoke Of S.Year-old cattle for sl45.
q X Engleman sold to A. T. Nunnel
ly LOT Of 2s5 ID, hoss, at 4 cents.
B. q. Pennington bought Of Mrp. J. ].
Moberly 81 ewes at sS25 per head.
j. NJ. Carter, Jr., sold to T. ]. Foster
Is head, lis2 ID. cattle at A cents.
Il have % thoroughbred calves, heifers
and bulls, for sale. III. Baughman, Stan
ford.
Several sales Of corn have been made
BY Shelby county farmers at 81 rs per Dbl.
in the field.
Sixty head Of l,lOOlb. cattle sold in
Clark county at 4ic and a yoke Of oxen
weighing 100 pounds at blc.
Pans CouRY DAY About 500 cattle
on the market q sllsol'; best feeders "a;
sRi lishi ssar.old to 4lc;
calves SIS 10 s25 per hsad with good de-
mand for all kinds.
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Semi ddltthIp sniuiOrsournaI
raw LOCAL RIVE clsp
Local NOTICES.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny 4 McAlis,er.
ANNuSuios Of all kinds At Mck1berts
A Stage.
NrcE stock Of birthday cards At Penny a
McAlister's.
Gers Double Breech.loading At Nc.
Roberts n Stage
STANDARD ready mixed paints At Nc.
Roberts Il Stages.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlister sole agents.
VIZ can sell you a gun any where from
~ to S55. McRoberts n Stage.
BRASD new stock Of every thing in the
ievelry line at Penny a MeAlister'a
wArcHrs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and varranle by Penny n McAliaer.
FoE corghs, ,olds, &c, uss Compound
Syrup White Pine. Put mp in 25c and SOC
bottles. Trial sine iOc McRoberts a
Stagg.