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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-23

Under Attorney General Brewster IL
was customary for many of the officials
and clerks in the Department of Justice
to work on Sundays, clearing up matters
which had been left over from the week
before. Mr.. Brewster held that Congress
did not give him money enough to hire
sufficient number of clerks, and that 1t
was absolutely necessary that the work
of the office should be kept up. To-day
Attorney General Garland came down to
the Office and was surprised to see quite
force of his clerks at work the same as
upon week days. He at once ordered
them home, ana said that as long as he
was at the head OF the Department of
Justice that the Office would be open for
the transaction of business on week days
but that 1t must be closed on the Sabbath.
PEARsoN's STANDING.
One Cabinet officer, IN very guarded
conversation on the subject has per-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-23
GROWERS CHURCH PEW.
WASHINGTON sOCIETYGREATLY
SURPRISED BY HIS CHOICE.

Rev. DR.. Byron Sunderland, OF the First
Rresbyterian Church, Who Formerly
Preached to the Presidents Mother
and Her Son, to Preach to Him again
Other Whispers from the Canital
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-06
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.


SACRAMENTO. January 5, 1885.
The Senate was called to order by Lieutenant
Governor Dasgett at u clock NJ. the officers of
the last session being present and officiating.
He said The hour having arrived for CONVEX
ing the twenty-siXth session of the Legislature
of California it is my duty as President of the
senate to call this body TO order, which now
do. The circumstances attending TINS assem-
bling of the Senate l deem require statement
from myself regarding the roll-call, which it is
my duty to order. A question having arisen in
regard TO the right 10 seats of the twenty Sena-
tors representing fifteen districts in the State,
the matter was submitted to the supreme Court.
which tribunal rendered an opinion that a new
election was necessary. The Governor there-
upon issued the necessary proclamation and
the people OF both parties made nominations,
maintain that to the Senate alone belongs the
power to Judge upon the election ofitS members,
NO decision can be arrived at III THIS body WITH
ont 4 Quorum, which makes il necessary for the
presiding officer to determine what Senators are
entitled to the privilege OF voting on the propo-
sition. ! have. therefore, after a careful rehec-
ton arrived at the conclusion, whatever the
rights in the case may be, 10 pay due regard to
the opinion of the highest tribunal III the State,
the action of the Governor anC the expression
of the will of the people: The Secretary will
call the roll of the newly y-elected Senator'S
The President of the Senate then announced
that Senators should come forward and take the
osth of office which he administered, after
which they subscribed to the oath in writing.
Senator Knight of Santa Cruz moved that the
rules of the last regular Senate be in operation
during the temporary organization. Carried.
The temporary officers of the last session were
appointed as temporary officers of the Senate.
The Senate then adjourned until IL O'Clock
tn-plOrrON
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-06
LYDIA E. PiNkHAM'S
\ VEGETABLE COMPOUND \
\ IS A POSITIVE CURE. :

For all those Painful Complaints and
4 Weaknesses so common 10 our best =
FEMALE POPULATION. .
IT WILL CURE ENTIRELY THE WORST FORM
OF FEMALE COMPLAINTS, ALL OVARIAN TROU-
BLEs, INFLAMMATION AND ULCERATIoN.
FALLING AMP DIsPLACEMENTs, AND THE CON
sEQUENT SPGNAL WEAKNESS, AND Is PARTIC-
ULARLY ApAPrED TO THE CHANGE OF LIFE.
= 3 L =
II WILL DISSOLVE AND EXPEL TUMORs
FROM THE UTERUS IN IN EARLY STAGE OF DE-
vELoPMENT. THE TENDENCY TO CANCERoUs
EUMoRs THERE IS CHECKED VERY SPEEDILY
BY ITS USE. =
IT REMOVES FAINTNEss, FLArJLENCY, DE-
sTROYs ALL CRAVING FOR sTIMULANTS, AND
RELIEVES WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH. IT
CURES BLoATING, HEADACHE, NERVOUS PRos-
TRATIoN, GENERAL DEBILITY, DEPRESSION
AND INDIGESTION. :
Z THAT FEELING OF BEARING Down, CAUSING
PA1E, WEIGHT AND BACKACHE, Is ALWAYS
PERMANENTLY CURED BY ITS USE.
% IT WILL At ALI TINES AND UNDER AL. CIR
CuMsTANCEs ACT II HARMONY WITH THE LAWS
THAT GOVERN THE FEMALE SYSTEM. i =
= Aas5~I ~ITs PURPOSE Is SOLELY FOR THE LE-
GITIMATE HEALING OF DISEASE AND THE RE
LIEF OF PAIN, ASD THAT IT DOES ALL 1T
CLAIMS TO DO, THOUSANDS or LAH3Es CAN
GLADLY TESTIFY ~szN
= FoR THE CURE or KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
IN EITHER SEX THIS REMEDY Is sUNsURPAssED.
= LYDIA E PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at Lynn, Mass. Price, 81.
Six bottles for So .so'd bg all druggists. Sent by
mail, postage paid in form OF Pills or Lozences,
on receipt Of price as above. Mrs. Pinkham' S
"Guide 10 Health will be mailed free TO any
Lady sending stamp Letters confdentially an
sweTed.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Billiousness and Torpidity of the Liver. 25 cents
per box : m29IyTuThS&Wly
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GENERAL NOTES.

There was very little business transacted in
either House yesterday. though the Assembly
will be in position to proceed to-day. 1t is
not probable that the Democrats Will permit the
Senate 10 organize Tor day or so, in the hopes
that harmony among the wrangling members
may yet be redched.
At the adjournment of the Senate yesterday Il
caucus OF Democratic Senators was announced
adjourned, IN order TO get something to eat,
knowing perhaps that the human animal is
much more tractable than the hungry biped.
At 5 O'Clock the caucus reconvened. but full
stomachs failed to accomplish the desired re-
suit The five read-out Senators demanded that
Senator Knight should be ELECTED President pro
TEN. as an olive branch, so to Spel;. But the
majority refused 70 accede to this. They con-
tinued in session until past oeluck in the even
ing and finally. seeing that there was no hope
Of their demands being conceded, The tive SEN
ators withdrew from the caucus aud left the
building 1t is now pretty generally thought
that no agreement is possible and that these
five Senators viii put ticket OF their own iii
the field and vote for it. which will give the
organization Of the Senate to the Republicans,
consequently the applicants for places many Of
whom had given up hope, put in aYigorous and
numerous appearance last evening Ii was
whispered last night that these five Senator's
together with Senator Baldwin, VINO also fol-
lowed them out of the caucus, will in nominat-
ing II ticket, select Smith for Secretary and Ne
sick for Sergeant-at-Arms, and allow the Repub-
licans the balance of the officers,
The Democrats of the Assembly met in caucus
in the Se1geant-at-Arms' room yesterday after
noon, and agreed to support J. V. Coleman of
SAN Francisco, for Speaker; 7. c. Norris of Ala
media, for Speaker pro tenn; Z. f. Leake, of So
laGO for Chief Clerk, and all the officers and
attaches of the last session for their respective
places. Mr. Leake endeayored 10 have the eau
Gus forego naming candidate for Chief Clerk,
lnasmueh rs the Republican minority made no
nomination at the last session. but supported
him fI.eake. The proposition would have car
ried but for the objection of one member who
thought it impolitic 10 discriminate as between
candidates fer the several positions.
The Republicans of the Assembly met IN eau
Gus at p II. yesterday, in the Supreme Court
room, and were in session about two hours Can
didates were selected for Speaker, Clerk and Ser
geart-at-Arlas. The candidates for Speaker We're
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EOR SALE-SMALL AND LARGE ss;as
L Farms of all kinds with or without EP*
Improvements, ranging from SIS to Sl65 per s-s--
acre. Apply to CARL STROBEl., 321 ] street.
ia1 -6r,I.WIt&
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Parks OF l.uba, Hazard of Los Angeles. and Jordan
OF Santa Cruz. Parks had such large plurality
OF the votes on the first ballot that the figures
were not announced. Ryan OF Sacramento
eeived the caucus vote for Chief Clerk. The
hrSt ballot for Sergeaut-at-Arms resulted in
tie between Porter and Nahony, but on the
second ballot the former received a majority of
six. The caucus adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
day, when il will decide the contests for the
various minor positions.
There are several candidates for Chaplain of
the Assembly, the chief ones being Revs Nc
kelyey Methodist. Davis tEpiscopalian( and
Trefren of solano. The friends of each are
working strenuouSiy in behalf OF their tavorite
candidate,
The army of candidates for positions as pages
Is Very large and the little fellows are as thick
about the floor ofthe House rs leaves in Nalum-
broSa. each pressing his claim with all the as
surance of Il veteran offCe-Seeker
A Sacramento member. on being asked last
evening as to which OF the several candidates
for Assistant Sergeant-Gt Arms of the Assembly
anybody'S tight Is it stan6S.n Wm. ". Lam
phTcy, of Nevada, seems 10 be most talSed of
for the place, however.
There are several candidates for Pos'mistress
of the Assembly, among them Miss W. Z. CHS
holm, of this rty.
For Minute Clerk Of the same body, Walter s
Hnkie, OF letdiuna IS push IL his Gains, and
G. Carpente-, Of Il orado has an eye on the
position of Engrossing Clerk.
Joseph H CoHey and - Hornlein, OF Sacrs-
mento would like TO serve the Assembly as
mailcarriers.
1t is almost impossible to turn about on the
street, in the hotel corridors or the lObbioS ot
the Capitol without coiliding with one or more
candidates for SOME position or other in the git
of the present Legislature
The familiar form and face of William b.
Hunt, of the San Francisco contingent, is con
spicuous in the Assembly. Mr. Hunt is an Old
Sacramentan, 10 whom the devious paths of
legislation were once rs familiar as the passage
ways of his well-lnown hotel on Second street
II was there that the old boys +" used 10 meet
and put up jobs-whcn such men as jim Cot
froth Jim Dennison and Nathan Coombs were
prominent about the legislative halls. If the
old walls of " Bill Hunts Hotel" could speak
they might tell many an interesting tale of
early day connubiating," of how United states
Senators were made and unmade, etc
There is no perceptible change in the senato-
rial situation and, in fact, this question was en-
tirely put aside yesterday by the strict attention
given to the work OF the hour that of organiz-
ing the two houses.
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NEVADA.
orgauization OF the Legislature.

Carson, January 5th.-Both houses or
canized to-day. The House passed reso-
luton to adjourn in forty days, and notice
to reconsider was Immediately given. The
Senate passed resolution, offered by Dem
MS of Elko, that the Legislature should
adjourn on January 2Gth, and Parker offered
an amendment providing that the adjourn
ment should take place when the deficiency
bill should have passed This viii be con-
Cured in by the House tomorrow, and the
idea Of short session is virtually knocked
in the head E. T. George, of Lander, was
elected Speaker OF the House. Ballodng
for United States Senator VIII take place on
Wednesday the 18th.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-06
Suicide by Hanging.

SAN JOSE, January 5th.-Antonio Hess,
native of Switzerland, aged 26 years, COM
mitted suicide by hanging last Saturday
night, in his room on Reeves dairy ranch,
about two miles south Of Gilroy. He has
three brothers and three sisters residing in
San Francisco. The cause of the suicide is
mi known
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UTAH.
The School Tax Case.

SALT LAKE, January 5th.-In the school
tax case to-day large array of Mormon
witnesses was placed on the stand to swear
that in Utah district the schools are non
sectarau; that they are not controlled by
the Mormon priesthood. The evidence viii
be concluded tomorrow. The ruling OF
the Court is looked forward to with much
anxiety by the Mormons, who stand in
great danger of having taken from them
one Of their chief methods of.heecing the
Gentiles.
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Fatal Shooting Anray-A Physician
Wanted.
NEW AIEXCo.
Prisoners Pardoned-Light snowfall.

SAyrA FE, January 5th.-Under the new
rule Of rewardiGg conyicts for good be-
hayior. Governor Sheldon has decided not
to compel prisoners to serve extra time for
the non-payment OF costs of prosecution,
and to-day granted pardons to c. B. Gardi-
ner and Ah Wing, of Grant county, Chas.
Maessner, of D0na Ana county, sentenced
to one year in the Kansas State Prison for
murder in the fifth degree, and D. Boards
ley and Jose Sails. sentenced to one year
for burglary.
Advices from all the important ranges in
New Mexico state that less snow has fallen
this winter than usual The light SHOWS
early in the season left the ranges in fine
condition and the stock never looked finer.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-06

The Republicans of the Assembly met IN eau
Gus at P. n. yesterday, in the supreme Court
room, and were in session about two hours. Can
didates were selected for Speaker, Clerk and Ser
gcart-at-ArIns The candidates for Speaker were
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-06
AND FRUIT LAND FOR SALE

T OFFER FOR SALE - ACRES OF LAND,
| newly and well fenced, situate l mile south
OF Loomis formerly Pino) , miles from Rocklin
and IS miles from Sacramento city, and fmme-
diately upon the line of the Central Pacific Rail
road. Communication by rail with Sacramento
three times day. The land lies next TO a 20
acre productive vineyard. and every farm ad-
Joining and in The immediate vicinity is being
cleared and planted to vines and trees, and
Loomis promises TO be the ceuterof an extensive
vine and fruit growing community The soil is
easily cultivated, deep and retains moisture
when cultivated, and does not need irrigation
but if needed All iTrigating ditch runs across it
at its highest point. Price, so per acre. For
further particulars inquire of W d. PERKINS or
D. NJ. WALKER, of Roeklin, and L W. MASIIN,
at state Capitol, Sacramento. dl9-lp
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HALE BROS. & co.
We CLOSE OUR STORES At 6P NJ SATURDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED)
Cloak and Jersey Sale
CoNTLN1U UESs

bes% If you anticipate buying WINTER GARMENT,
the time. Do NOT will have better assortment
to select FROM and viii be better satisfied you make your pur
We selling them very fast, still
large assortment Such opportunity offen presented
WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL, and you need WRAP one
half wish sell, there will
buying The prices extremely ow the assortment
varied the style unsurpassed, and tie quality such
nearly every The consists LADIES' MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S, in great variety.
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Office LENDERS AND BORROWERS OF
N money on real estate security can be ac-
commodaled; communications strictly private
Address LOAN CO.. P. o. Box 404 Sacramento
Cal. iaI -6fEW1t#
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SAN JOSE, January 5th.-A storehouse
was burned ON the corner Of Fourteenth
and st. John streets, in this city, at o'clock
this morning. The building contained
and Il quantity Of fruit boxes and casks.
The loss is estimated at IS 600 The build
ing and contents were insured for s. 900.
The property belonged to A. Fiori.
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Tho ~uutlnY I.AHv An.n In

SAN FRANCISCO, January 5th.-Thc Min
lSterlal mon to-day resolved to vigorously
9Sl'ale the SUBJECT OF vielatorS of the Sun
uay law, ana appointed a committee TO
seek addlaonal legislation and circulate
peuuons throughout the State. The com
n'l1'ee represents nVe eIroteStant denomina-
So. -, ,
7''''' ''' answer 20 MlSs Hil's
"''sli'"i Complaint.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 9th To-day
ex-senator Sharon moved, in JUDGE SuIIi-
van Court. for leave 10 file an amended
answer to Miss Hills original cumplai:,t.
on WAleh a dlVVree was obtained. His mii
oaSit Sels iGrh mat not believing 'tsprob-
&oie ii!'t MSS Hli! could ever procure u
oe1'S'o' tna' she was ms Wife. las counsel
accIeilN'iiN omitted 10 make amy denia:S
"' Hef S'd'GIneh' "9oui the community
ttNt'N' ~ ''"''l'''H answer thSA
5Sfi, g, nf A,5l, ism I''-G ,'', H''''t .'c
one',nI Contra, T .'-''U y, 'i'e
-. - ''I. H"5VS 9l
his rnssaSsion ~ nnSn, is ,o,,,r,j , 49, 49,. ~.
orI ,,y,,or,,. n, NJ - ~, -.
.i',' NM oS ~, w ',,i'S.' ol Nle Ialue oi
& oo0 GAG me-. -, Ill, i 80 ; t'',',i
;nr,,, ~ 1@ on . ~ t
s,,,,, -, s.S oG6 ~ VI any
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'N " ''''''u" "reS'''"s -i"'oh-
Suicide of - Woman.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 5.h.-The wrest-
ing match between Whistler and Cannon,
for purse OF $500, took place Tonight.
The original terms were best three out of
i've but were changed 10 the best two out
of three, catch-as-catch-can. Cannon won
the first fall in u minutes, Whistler the
second IN IT minutes, and the third and
the match in y minutes.
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RRITrsu CoLuNlBIA.


VICTORIA, January 5th-The City Conn
Gil have determined to appeal to the Su-
preme Court of Canada against the decision
of TIE British Columbia Court, which
legalized the disfranchisement by the
Sheriff of corporation property.
A heavy rainfall was experienced here
this afternoon.
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OREGON.
ILems from The DaIles.

THE DALLEs, January 5th.-An English
man named Blizzard was frozen to death
near Cross Hollows one day this week. lie
was in the field hunting for sheep, and
when found was short distance from
Sharco's house.
Frank Smith, stage driver on the east
end of his route, has been missing for two
weeks, and is supposed 10 have perished IN
q snow-storm.
1t has been chinooking" and raining
for the past two days.
The engines blockaded between The
Dalles and Bonneville arrived here tonight.
The track IS all clear to that point
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RED BLUFF, January 5th.-The body of q
man, in 4 bad state Of decomposition, was
found about 200 feet below Jely's ferry, in
this county, this morning, by q boy. The
man had on new pair of boots, and was
dressed in buckskin. He was found on .
brush heap, nearly covered up, and it is
believed he has been carried down the Sac
ramento river from quite distance. Cor
oner Gale went eut TO investigate the
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SAN Francisco, JANUARY 5th.-Thc Min
isterial lnion to-day resolved To vigorously
asitate the subject of violators of the sun
day law, and appointed a committee TO
seek additional legislation and circulate
petitions throughout the State. The com
mittee represents live Protestant denomina-
tons
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ARIZONA.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS Closed.

TuCSoN, January y5th.-Thepublic schools
closed here to-day for short season, owing
TO the prevalence of diphtheria among the
children. The existence of the malady is
due TO the unexampied spell OF cold and
wet weather just passed.
The Miners strike-Newspaper Suspen-
sion-Personal.
GLOBE, January 5th.-The strike of min
ers, which developed here ON Saturday last.
was short-liyed, as it has been ascertained
that the Union. realizing the foolhardiness
of their demands, made OvertureS to Super
intendent Frippei to-day, agreeing to re-
sume at s. per day Tor surface work. and
s. 80 forunderErOuEd mining. The super
intendcnt refuses to treat with tEom col
lectivClv as representatives Of the Mon
and would only consider what they as inti-
Yiduals had TO say. Some few oi the Union
men are stubborn and refuse to work at
the reduced wages but these me in a
minority. \ small force Of non [ Mon men
were put to work this morning, eXcavating
for a new coke bin at the smelter, and were
not molested. Others will be given en-
ployment soon, although the furnaces cam
not be blown in for two weeks, probably,
as the supply Of coke on hand is too small
to justify immediate resumption.
The Globe CHroaicle, conducted by Geo
W. Steanltt, has suspended lor want OF
patronage.
Alonzo Bailey, Councilman from ella
county, started Tor Prescott to-day, accom-
panied by his wife W. c. Watkins, Repre-
sentative also departed.
Fatal Shooting ATray-A Physician
Wanted.
FLoREScE, January 5th.-A party arriv-
ing from the Ray copper camp, on the
ella. brings Intelligence of the shooting of
Frank Gray by man named Grace. Gray
was in the act of striking Grace with u
heavy cast-iron twine-holder, when the
latter fred in selfdcfense, the shot taking
effect in Gray's breast producing fatal
wound. The trouble grew out Of an al
legged insult offered by Grace to a lady
friend of Gray Both men have heretofore
borne good regulations. Grace has sur
rendered himself to the authorities.
This town is now without physician.
the only practitioner being seriously i'll at
tucson, and the only doctor in Pinal
county resides al Silver King. Diphhteria
has become prevalent among the children,
and several deaths have occurred.
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Burnett's Cocoaine promotes Il vigorous
and healthy growth of hair. 1t has been used
in thousands OF cases where the hair was coming
out, and has never failed to arrest its decay.
Use BURNETT'S FLAyoRING EXTRACTS--the best.
ial-lmTuThS
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MARKETS.
Q. WEISEL & CO.

Nos. 726 and 1913 L street, Sacramento,
DoRK PACKERS AND WHOLESALE AND
Retail Dealers in Sugar-cured and Picked
Hams Bacon, shoulders, Pork, Pigs Heads,
Pigs Feet, spare Ribs, Corned Beef and Lard,
and all kinds of Sausa ges.
Highest price paid for Grain-fed Hogs nj 9-1I3n
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GLASSWARE.

We have the largest and most varied stock Of
any house in town.
Crystal Goblets, 35 cents per set.
Crystal Tumblers, % cents per set.
Four-piece Glass Sets IS cents.
One-half Gallon Pitcher, 50 cents
And all other kinds of Glassware at compare
lively low prices.
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FOR SALE
SWEETSER & ALSlP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. 1915 Fourth street, bet. ] and K,
sACRA ENTo.

80 Acres, one and oqle-half miles south
OF the city the hood Of 1865 left a deposit OF
sediment one and one-half feet deep all over
IL, making it especially adapted for fruit; has
a few acres IL Grapes: Dwelling and Barn.
Pree, 500 per acre ! bargain, being the
only small tract close TO the city at the price.
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1t "beats the dogs" for making a fellow
squirm. Nobody pities you. Get it OUT says
one; rub the tooth against a stone" says an
40 much" SAYS a third. The reason of the ache is
YOU didn't use SOZODONT and prevent your
teeth from decay. fe26-1yTuThS