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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29

In 1864 contracted blood poison. Since that
time have suffered tortures from an affection Of
the skin. rheumatism and ulcerating sores. Dur.
ing those long years Of disease underwent treat.
ment at the hands Of leading physicians In Nor.
wich. Hartford, Providence. Boston and Chicago.
Finding no relief at place would go To another
but met with the same treatment and effect every.
where. The quantities Of mercury and potash !
have taken have not only done me no good, but
believe they done much harm. have been taking
g. g. g. six weeks, and II is hard to believe my own
feelings, though the fact that 1t has done more for
me In that short time than oil other medicines
have In twenty years ia plain and undenisble. Six
weeks ago I was q total wreck, without hope.
Now that have taken fourteen bottles Of 8. y. g..
my rheumatism IL among the things Of the pest,
and the ulcers only show that Z vas diseased.
When began taking swift's Specific there vas
large eating ulcer under my right eye, which
alarmed mo greatly. and no one WHOSE IL thousht
I would ever get we'll. Like the other u 10 gone
and thank God for the creation OF the svihs
Specific Company and their great remedy.
D. X. BRIGGS.
Brooklyn, n V.
November %, 1885.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
A Cure Of Father and Child.

Two years ago contracted blood poison and af-
ter nine months treatment by physicians With no
benefit / have been cured by swift's Specific.
When began taking S, s. s. I had run down in
flesh from ISL to 1872 pounds. There we're three
large sloughing ulcers As large as the palm Of my
hand on my leg and one on my head. Now they
are all cured up, and I have resained fifteen
pounds Of my lost iesb. am feeling thoroughly
we'll and gaining every day. swift's Specific his
also cured child Of mine Of kings evil" or
scrofua after two doctors said II must die. II had
large swellngs In It's neck. sore eyes and chronic
discharge from one ear II was the cure OF the
child which led me 10 take II myself, and for the
good Of othen am only too glad 10 have them re-
ferred 70 me that may tell what this wonderful
medicine has done for me and mine.
CYAN H0ZEN. ME-.
La West street.
New York, Dec. 26. 1886.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
Its Claims Sustained
BY THE TESTIMONY OF
Willing Witnesses.
A Few Plain Remarks
PUBLIC!

We do not think there il another
preparation which can bring forward
such ENDORSEMENTS. We do not claim
our remedy to be specific for all d.
seases, but we do know 1t to be REM
edy for diseases of the blood. 1t has
been established beyond all doubt that
scarcely any disease can find Judgment
with the blood In good condition. To
all these we say: II broken down In
health. or your malady can be traced
TO bad condition of your blood, take
our Specific and you will not be dis.
appointed. Our preparation removes
the accumulated poison Of ages from
the blood, and we boldly assert that so
per cent. of all diseases spring from
some corrupting influence Of this 1.-The
fountain Of all life," and we further as
sert that the proper vegetable remedies
are cures for blood diseases.
We would again call your attention
to the fact that In almost every in.
stance where Swift's Specific was re-
sorted to, II was after all remedies OF
the scientist had failed. How much
more potent the Specific would be
could man be induced to avail himself
of its powers befJre "every other treat
ment had been tried In vain" and the
system impregnated with mineral
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29

die. had large ulcers al over my body and face.
There were holes in my legs that you could put q
hens eggs In, clear down to the bone. number
Of pieces Of bone came out at my ankle. ! then
came back to Providence, and by chance got hold
ola paper with the advertisement Of swifts speci-
&c in It Of a wonderful cure. As a last hope ]
thought would try it. Thanks be to God, I can
say to-day that am perfectly cured, having taken
medicine about three months Up to the present
date symptoms Of the disease have returned, and
feel MS well as before was poisoned. ] have
nothing but the scars 10 show that was ever AZ
aictsd. ALBERT:ELIIoTT.
Providence X. l., June l3, 1885.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
A Genuine Case Of scirrhus Cancer.

The untold benefit have received from the use
of 8. 8. leads me 70 acknowledge its virtues and
recommend 70 70 all who are suffering with humor
and. especially in It's terrible form, cancer A
year ago this July wrote to the company In At
isnta, Ca. concerning cancer that had troubled
me two or three years past but which had been In
ersasing In sire and redness quite rapidly for three
months proceeding that letter. had heard Of the
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
A Canadian Parent Speaks.

have q little daughter seven years old who for
the last four years has been afnic.ed with pecul-
lar skin eruption on the face and one hand. Ihavs
tried seven or eight physicians, among them the
best in California and In this Province but To no
purpose The child kept growing wone. Fortu.
nately saw a statement in q 81. Paul (Minn.) Pc.
per Of cure Of q disease similar to that Of my
child. II was effected by swifs Specific. seeur-
ed six bottles and commenced giving II to my little
girl. In less than week this terrible disease.
which had bafied all he known remedies within
reach, began to disappear She has been taking 10
three months. il perfectly WE'LL and her skin 10 ~
clear as wax.
@. A. SMITH.
Trenton, Ontario provinces, Canada March %.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29

For many months was . suSsrer from msleris.
and could get no relief. ! shsd out an sxistsnes
in utter dispsir. having vertigo and numerous un-
pleasant symptoms oftbst insidious poison. BE-
gan takings. g. g. and improved at once. Ny ap-
petite returned and my strength came again. The
vertigo left, and from 40 pounds went up 70 100
pounds, my present weight II cured me perfectly
and through me many others have been benefited
and cured By swift's Specific.
]. c. BINGHAM.
liz K. 2lsh street.
Nsw York. January %, 1856
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Muscular RheumAtism.

For ten year. I have suffered from muscular
rhsumstism. have tried several Of the best ply.
sicisns in the state, and tried one Of the medical
colleges IN this eiiv. but to no purpose. went "a
Florsda ~ try warmer climate and test some Of
tho springs there said 70 be good for such disease.
but obtained no permanent benefit. Ny joints be.
came stifi. and could not walk with crutches OF
sticks. About four months ago commenced tax.
ing swIFTssPEcIFiC. and am nov we'll Ny
joints are supple again and can do ~ much hard
work - any man in the city.
ALLEN UEICEs (col.)
Atlanta, Ca. December 10, 1856
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29

Ihave suffered with scrofuls for 30 year.. and
plagued with Erp'ipela Of the face and head. !
tried everything that medical skill could suggest
but found no relief Al the suggestion Of Dr. C
W. Parker I took swifts Specific. I have 90 much
improved that my best friends hardly know me
II is wonderful medicine. II has restored my
little boy, Willie White, TO perfect health.
Mrs. J. J. WHITE,
March 2, 1855. Bremen, Go.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
1t Never Fails.

have bad blood poison ever since October 1885
and obtained no relief from any treatment land
tried severa) until commenced taking swift'.
Specific. In one month felt a. well as ever had
ais, had good appetite. and was entirely FIRE,
from pains In my shoulder and head which ha,
tormented me so long. Now all the sores an,
swellings nom my bead Pre- gone
s. W. McCARTER.
No, 76 Madison st.
New York. April 80, 1886.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
A Boon To Humanity.

Three years ago contracted God poison. ]
took mercury and potash for six months without
any benefit. then took swift's Specific. and Il
soon drove away every symptom Of the disease, !
recommend S. s. $. on every occasion, as IL ia
really boon to humanity. and every one suffering
with blood poisoning can take 1t with great conf
dence. Prof. EDWIN BAAR,
234 East sd st.
NEW YORK January IL, 1886,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
A Quick Cure.

swift's Specific has cured me Of rheumatism Of
two years standing, which has hitherto resisted
all treatment. e. s. :. Is good tonic, and has in
creased my spetite and digestion very much. and
cannot be praised too highly. JAMES DUNN.
II vesey Of.
Newark n L. November 40 lss5
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From a Grateful Heart.


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hepbzeb dCouny, Juna.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
CORRESP ONDENCE.

We invite every one who has any
skin or blood disease to correspond
with us. This cost. you nothing, AS
we have two physicians of experience
education and ability to attend 10 this
correspondence. These letters are all
kept strictly private.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
A Little Girl Cured.

Of
ar rypai Q
~ ~ ~ " ~ j. IuRCH.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29
Scrofula and ErysipelAs.

Trenton, Ontario Province, Canada. Nareh q
1884.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-08-29

NEW YORK. January Is, 1886.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

Cseful and suggestive Items Of Interest 70
Housekeepers.
Cistern water may be purified by
charcoal put in a bag and hung in
water.
Cofree-cakc should be wrapped. while
warm, in napkin, and there remain
fiIl cut.
Powdered rice. sprinkled upon Inns
and applied 70 fresh wounds. viii stor
bleeding.
Whiting or ammonia in the water i
preferable 10 soap for cleansing win
dows or paint.
In pairing fruit for canning. use
silver knife 50 that the fruit may not
turn dark colorcd.
Buy bar soap BY the quantity. Keep
itwhcre il will dry, and it will 60 much
farther in using.
Prick potatoes before baking. so that
the air may escape, otherwise they may
burst in the oven.
Hot, dry flanncls applied to the face
and neck Is a very effective remedy for
jumping toothachc."
Brass utensils are often ruined be-
.au-' -. 49, 49, 49, s'.'s.ssy -
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acid.
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.au y sa.s -, ~ - orr crat
pc,aS u'ssoivc. VIZ 49, ~ WI h'"'
'"sss s n;.ons.. wv Rps' w;,ho,, s..,..
~ A'scn.'. s"1'u - as'v s..,,' 80
q .cst ne intsgI''y q lnlnes pu'snas. .s
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- =. 49, "r:s'. - -. ..;,. o,..,oa -
hoId;rg sh.m cver 80 ~ So steam from Z
no'uing mem over w s'cn .. rom
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nav u saved House Froa Dsssrsesiss
~ Fire.


nav u saved : House Froa Dsssruesssa
~ Fire.
lEaeosdoches (Tex.) Lettes.I
Mr.. June Harris, late editor Of the Na-
eogdochcs Nescs, has red Irish setter pup
-four months old. named Fly. Her value
viii Re recognized by sportsmen when It 10
stated that fly sire Il the celebrated
Champion Glenco, Of Psekski1 IN. VI
Kennels. Her mother Is Flame. from the
same Kennels, and owned by John O. Todd.
. lawyer Of Houston. Mr.. Harris gives az
instance q The above pups wonderful
sagacity.
"On last Monday night" says Mr.. Har-
ris. lit being extremely cold, l piled the
logs high up in the fireplace 70 keep the
room warm and cosy. placed . rug near
the hearth and babe Fly 70 lie down.
Some time during the night she came 70
my bed whining and pulling q the bed
clothes Being only half awakened,
reached over and slapped her, bidding her
60 20 and lie down. In : short time she
returned TO my bedside. whining piteous-
ly, pulled more vigorously at the bed
clothes, and at last caught hold Of my
sleeve. ! opened my eyes and . glance
showed me the mantelpiece in flames, and
the floor burned through TO the stills. The
room was now flled with dense volumes Of
smoke. Fortunately, J had plenty Of
water convenient, and in short time ex-
tinguished the flames. sat up for some
time TO see that there was no remnant Of
hre left, and Fly lay down quietly and
contentedly on her rug, perfectly satisfied
~ having saved her masters house from
being burned up.~
The above Is in no way exaggerated. ~
= literally true.
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Ihavs rsad . great deal aboue MAsy
Queen q Scots - 70 hsr marvsloss bsassy.
also about ths beauty q Mrs. Langsry.
Nov. would liks % say % The rssdsss
sho hsve never been IL the British Islss
hat there are very few handsons women
there. and when one IL born 20 them Who
= any way passabie they Isud Der % he
skies have seen Miss Brsssy, Lady
Lonsdais. Mrs. Langtsy and some oshsrs
q their beauties. Nov. can point out
twenty shop girls In this city alone Who
are bsttsr looking than either % them
And. taken - = whole, our womes are one
hundred per cent better looking than any
hing In the old countries And, - foe
iress, mean n the old country. their
sictbss look - Il they we're tossed on =
them with . pitchfork. Nov. ! think e
Vas the same In hary's time. handsome
women we're very scarce, and when one
did appear Who Vas fairly good looking
was made much Of.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

pu14 M01000.
fPhtadeiphIa Xsusl
butterfly In captivity q perhaps 90
an unusual thing 20 see. hut butterfly -
captivity that has lived in glass tar To-
shrse months aud through the cold weather
O winter y somethins that very few have
Dad the opportunity Of seeing. q . butter.
ny's existence Il generally considered -
last but few week. At the farthest.
Miss Bessie Semon, daughter OF william
bemon, on Ninth street above Chestnut. 4
the owner Of specimen that she caught
10 the yard In the rear Of Nr. Ssmonss real
dence, No. 1875 South Fifth street, early n
October. When IL wss caught Il Vas a.
most dead with the cold. She took q into
. warm room and placed II In . glass lar
With perforated lid, and the insect not
only revived, but grew lively and seemed
% take liking 10 its new home II e one
OF the large brown species. with wings
fully m inch and half losg.
While In it, glass cage Il manifests none
Of the desire 70 escape usually shown BY
insects In captivity, but rn..-s around its
glass house with its wings at rest, aid Il
spends lie time principally In DOING and
feeding. When Il was caught Il was slen-
der in body and hungry looking. but on lie
feed Of sugar and celery IL has grown fat
and round and almost too heavy 70 ny.
Miss Bessie has made something OF = pet
Of her butterfly, and every day she takes
Il out Of the jar aud gives IL exercise
A Nsws- satherer was present yesterday
when Brownie" vas given IN airing.
When the lid was remov ed from the jar the
butterfly new out and liz on its owners
arm, spread it, wings and took . good
stretch. Il then walked up her arm 70 hsr
shoulder, took . look around and then
new around the room . couple Of times,
and returning liz ON its little mistress
head. II could be easily seen that the in
sect recognized its owner. for, though sew
eral times while il was ON it, flight she
changed her position the butterfly each
time flew 70 her. Another evidence that it
knew her was found In the fact that when
ever any one else went near the BUTTERFLY
Il closed its wings together and remained
perfectly quiet, whereas Miss Bessie need
simply put her nnger down beside Il and
the pretty insect would get up on Il and
then walk up her arm 20 her shoulder or
head. Miss Semon il naturally proud Of
her unique little pet. and will make every
s6ort 70 proIong its existence.
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E.w. Clark had fcrty-two alligators,
ranging from one 70 three feet in length,
In shallow pool back Of his store When
the cold wave came the pool froxe solid
and the alligators were in.sedded In the
Gee four four days. Every one who saw
che reptiles pronounced them deader than
Hector. but when the ice thawed they be-
gan 70 show signs Of life. and yesterday
AL but three crawled out as gay - larks.
The others may come 70 life next summer.
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Of Lungs.

Tam nov - years old. and have suffered for the last
nfteen yesFs with lung trouble have spent thou
sands Of dollars 70 the march Of this disease;
but Temporary relief vas all that obtained. VS.
uncs for any manual Isborfo several years. Afriend
strongly recommended the Of swift's Specific a.
D. 81. claiming that he himself had been greatly
benenfed By fts use IN lung troubes Iresolve1
tofry t. The results are remarkable. Ny cough hes
left me ny strength hes returned snd ye,sn ,ixty
three year, since stopped the use Of the medicine,
but have had return Of the dfseaee and there are
pains weakness felt In my iungs- DO the Earu-
est kind OF work I'd HOLT.
Montgomery Ala. June .. i&s.
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
IHr sxrrT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer Atlanta Ca. or
U7 W. - Street. LIZ
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HEUOER8ON'8
$3.50 A PAIR
Goat and Kid Button.

Ne universal fsyor With which our LADIE0'
been receiveA he's induced us 70 make one o. hid
slso These soee ere nov beIne maoe u i:r! evenx,
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4 0-~.-S. Mn =. OArs Of Shumwdv Tu writes: swhen
WUWnu had used DR. Perces Favoritc Prescription
u = one week could walk all ard.
XAYTIIn6 and could get into
sssSSes 20 neixhhnre. had
out N the door yard for six months
he Favor1te Prescription two q wagon
Knileos neghbors all surprised
about and helping 20 do holscwork after
With thirteen 81 the best ph yaictame cOuDd gGt
and the last told husband be
20 do houeeyork any thankful my
wrote 20 foe had suffered from Female weakness until
had nlmoa given IN despair"
T..--. Nm. =. + WILCOX. Ftiendshfp N r. writes
ia II" For nve ak had badly
with female weakness and terrible pains acrues
Unm THE small OF back OF the
- THREE bottles Of Dr. Perces Favorte Prcscrip
ton, acted Ike charm. and cured
p1geoys 20 grsAt Joy"
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with poor appetite, and perhaps slight
cough in morning. or on first lying down at
night, should be looked 20 in time Persons
addicted with consumption are proverbialy
unconscious OF their real state Most cases
commence with disoryiered liver, leading 70
food--kence the emnciation. or wasting Of
the flesh. If is . form Of scrofulo0s disease.
and il durable BY the use Of that greatest Of
ali blood-cleanxing, anti-bilious and inv1g-
Grating compoundx known ~ DR. Piercefs
.Golden Medical Discovery"
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the voLrAIc BELT Co. OF Marshall, Mich,
o6er 20 send their celebrated ELKcrRo-voEr
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"SrRE. an wouldn't wan o. thin hear
skins make . foine buffalo robe,"-N Il.
lndependens.
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II isn't much Of dog that can't make {
man 60 mad BY biting him. The Judge
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A VIGOROUS and healthy growth Of hair Il
maintained BY using Halls Hair Remover
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BEST, easiest 70 use and cheapest Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggistA 500
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MAxr imifators. but no equal, has DR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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"MAxxA. why Il papa blld." II -
his fourth wife, darling"
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- - vsry bess Mood paFiasr - sprns ns1i'
che = Hoods asrssprila-
nat q cures scrofaia salt y1e1m. bofls. plnpies
- Ell vi o. 6f<eas<s q the Mood
that q cures bilIoasness, fndlGcsfioa- dyspepe1A
hsadache. end kidney and iiver eomp;ainsA
Thai The bo1y IL nov more Susceptible % bcneot
nun medicine than - any other oeoaon
II 80 troubled With dis<ass ~ the k11neys 1ve
yrsrs and urged 70 Try Hoods sarsapariiIa Ar
taking half bottle Ifels greatly relieved ny avpc-
site hss never been % god. and sisep soundiy.-
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TIE reputation OF the transgressor, like
his way. is hard.-Losrsu Cifi<ca-
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold b. III druGxiss- 81: six for s. Nade only
~ Q / HOOD 4 CO. Apo;hecarfes Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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-Tor yesrs suffered from indigestion being very
restless n the night and n the morning would set
~ viii very tired feeling After taking only pars
a bottle u Hoods sarsspara slept vel end fed
refreshed % waking. Hoods 6arsapsrfIla be- done
ne more god shan anything else
Ma Il d. wnAus. Jackson. Mich.
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NaS Rev. SIDNEY c. DAVIS, 0dlien. Michigan writes:
I'll WISH in this Ietter express gratitude
HETE14 has been accomplished n her Csc b. the nee a
- to take them, in January last, she could not
dure the least Jar could walk but few time and
only s almost the entire but walk around call
her neighbours and three blocks feel
injurious When consider that
bed the greater part OF the for four
I 0-- 49, Iteen monthR and would
ukn-fNxI uadvance she had
umarveloue- We had almost lost confidence
I'm 0mTuH lin medical
~ MgMI uos udics. but have found IN DR. Perces
Favortte Prescription and Pellets the
properties needed believe VIII bring about
complete and anal recovery"
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CouRrsHrr 4 not run BY the rule Of three
Merchant Trarsisy.
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Place . parsicle ofths
Balm into each nossru
end draw sfrong
rvsths through Ne
noss- Il viii b %
sofbed snd begin lie
work Of cleansing and
healing The disease6
membrane u ellsys
Inflammation and pre-
veuss fresh cosds inths
Head
mT suCulD = SHIT.
few applications ~
iieve- a fkcrosDk fsxus.
m<~s nrtil csre. Agrce'
lricr 20 c<rtk BY mail I
ELY bkoTIlk
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.Ihave been taking HOODS sarsapeFiIls for sboul
three months Before that time my blood vss n I
terrible condition Amer uslngit for about one month
NJ appetite vas better sn1 my general health greatly
improved. For medicine - god - Hoods ssrs&pa
rilla TOO much en- nos Be said" = L LzxsBys BuG
bee House. Putnam. Conn