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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

BIRTHDAY OF VICTORIA.
HER MAJESTY COMPLETES Hen
SEVENTEEN YEAR.
Iicr scdate Childhood and Quietly Happy
Maidcnhood--T Of Her Marriage.
tragedy Follows-Attcn,pts on Her life
Tier widovhood-A long i,cisn.
s,a,rF'e.t1s.s,iiS1s i a.
.;.;.s;s, 9 q O. - 49,
CIV ~ y nF, I7 -Tl'
:, $4,000 i'''l w.
81 EH Gracious Majesty
>lt.NRl FL Oucen Victoria com
SxrE + plvics her SEVENTEEN
enE year In such health
I'M. and with such "life
- ~ record" rs the insur
ancc offices would say,
that there is every prospect OF her reign
outlasting that Of any British sovereign II
Is an interesting fact that hen seventy years
have been divided into thrth not very unc-
DUAL periods: She was nearly tweniy-one
years a maiden. and ncarls twenty-five years
a wife, and has been -idow twcnty-scven
years and FIVE months Yet no illustrious
parsonage Of this ago has more nearly pre-.
served the same individuality through all
changes
Tho girlish gaycty Of tho Princess Victoria
was always tempered with strange gravity
II has been the fashion toattribute tins To the
ririd training Of her mother. hut the lessons
Of time indicate that 10 was inherent, and All
the attendants and intimatos of the court re-
late that when her German cousins, one OF
whom was @ be her husband, on their long
and delightful visit made the old halls ring
with Youthful sport, the happy princess was
sfin dicninad in her enjoyment of their sports
Remembering the fierce white light that
beats upon "a throne, most readers would
conclude there could bee no romance in the
marital experience az a queen, yet the court
ship and marriage Of the loving and beloved
Victoria and Albert was as romantic, as ten
der and touching In its way as any recorded
I'm literature. They met as youths and liked
each other. were designed Tor each other by
parents and friends, then found themselves
charged with great responsibilities uniavor
able % the original design. gaye mp the idea
of a union. met as mere relative, for part
inr interview anl-rushcl into each other 5
arms
This is. in brief the history Of their court
ship Tho queen had formerly announced
| that She could NOT think Of marriage for SOW
cral years and the prince had comc after
his Italian tour. 20 visit his royal cousin.'
they met few times. and 10 was understood
/ that the prince was making ready for his de-
| parturo, whcn the queen appearing one Gwen
/ ing somewhat nusho !, "a lady Of TIE court
vcnturcl - inquire thc cause. Il have rca
son o. bee acita'cl." was the reply, 81 have
/ just proposed 90 the prince" Tho cruel ne
cessitics of the royal situation made it neccs
.ary for her 90 take tho initiative The reply
of the prince is not Of record but the queen
,p.ech at the next opening Of parliament
/ Jan lG. 1870. announced ihc result, with thh
sentence added. u rust the So? will Doe con
lucivc Go the interests " my people as wei
rs my own happiness"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

Arsenic Bromide and Lilhia Water on
drsught at our Soda Fountain.
OWENS d MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28
Richmond stock Market.

Ronor eff by John J. williams q Son,
.1tters ard brokers. so. iii Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

RlcHMoxD. VA. May q, 1889.
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Petersburg railroad class b at
1906.
10 Atlanta & Charlotte stock at 90.
GovERNMgNr SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28
BIRTHDAY OF VICTORIA.
HER MAJESTY COMPLETES HEN
SEVENTEEN YEAR.
ficr Scdate Childhood and Quietly Happy
STANDARDIZATION Of Her Marriage.
tragedy Follows ATTEMPTS on Her life
Tier widovhood-A Long ilcign.

FH Gracious Majesty
Ouccn Victoria com
plvics her SEVENTEEN
year In such health
and with such a "life
record" as the insur
nncc offices would say,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28
DRIVING OF JUNE @, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.

PRICE of TICKETS. AMERICAN MONEY.
Whoie.. -. Hal,es.s Quarters, 30 Cents.
l.n Rates. e,s Tickets for SO United
The morning news., 1889-01-31
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW.
savannahians and Other People VIII
Come and Go.

Savannahians and Other People Who
Come and Go.
C. r. Fay Of Valdosta is at the Marshall.
W. B. Dukes of Chastain is at she Scre-
ven.
J. R. Lightsey of Patterson is at the Har-
nett.
E. D. Wales of Midwife is at the Har-
nett.
S. G. Culpepper of Boston. Ga, is at the
w. J. Donnelly Of Darien, Ga. is at the
F. j. Wooding of Chatham, Va. is at the
F. B. Shepard of Atlanta is registered at
the Pula ki.
SCrevel house.
r. l.. Hester Of Atlanta is in the CITY. a
guest Of the Marshall.
II. r. Daniels and II. F. Lloyd, of SWANS
boro, are at the Harnets.
William NJ. Hit of Americus is in the
city stopping at the Pulaski.
B B. McCrory and wife of Columbia, S.
c., are registered at the Screven.
Capt. Thomas Martin of Buffton, s. c.,
is IN the city stopping at the Screysu.
Judge Speer ca ne down from Macon to
Milen yesterday, and was taken in hand
by friends and left on a big hunt.
G.. H. Harrell, a prominent carriage
manufacturer and undertaken of Louisville,
is in the city, stopping at the Marshall
house.
w. T. Golding, Sr., and Charles r.
Moore, two Of Quitman's enterpri.in-
merchants, are in the city. They are stop
ping at the Marshall house.
Miss Katie Lyuah arrived home Yesterday
from trip to toe north, where she has spent
several months among her friends and re-
lations in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The following people from Charleston
composed patty 10 the CITY ye.te day: L.
Blodgett, A. V. G cen aud James Reidinq.
They were guests OF the Pulaski house
Mss Nette Hyman, VINO has been visit
Ing her sister Mrs l.. Drsyfus in this CITY.
Left vest rday for Atlanta TO Join her
father, and thence TO Grand Rapids. her
houe. A large number Of friends escorted
her to the depot when she left last night.
1t is understood that Rev. Father 2. n.
Mcaahol, for the last ten years pastor Of
-. Peter and Paul church at Atlanta. b 8
been appointed by Bishop Becker 70 the
pastorate Of st. Patrlcks church in this
city, to succeed Rev. Father Bazir, VINO
has been appointed to the charge Of the or
phanage at Washington, Ga. Father Nc
Mahon is well known in this city. which
was his former home. His appointment TO
st. Patrick's places him in charge Of the
second largest Roman Catholic congreua-
ton IN Georgia.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
THE RIOT CASES STILL ON.
Old Man Cotton's Trial Continued
Until To-day.

The superior court will convene ct Q
O'Clock this morning, at which time the
case Of the state rs Joe Cotton, one Of the
Yamacraw rioters. win be taken up again.
A jury was obtained yesterday afternoon,
and the first witness for the state was ex-
amiued by Solicitor General Fraser and
cross-examined at great length by Mr.
Pease, counsel for the defeu dant, after
which, by consent, the jury was discharged
until 9 o'clock this morning to enable the
solicitor general to attend the grand jury.
Mr. Peace, the prisoners counsel, created
a general laugh, which was participated 10
by bench and bar, by asking the court to
caution the jury not to read the newspapers,
and the lawyer said in a droll way, which
occasioned the mirth, that he would rather
the jury wouldn't read the MORNING NEWS
If there was any such an article ia II as 1t
had the other day. The court thought the
point well taken, and requested the jury
not to read the papers. This is COttoa's
second trial, as 9 N strial resulted when the
case was tried at the present term.
Owing to t illnoss Of William 7. Far
reli, one Of the jurors impaneled Tuesday
evening for the trial OF Rosa Jones, alias
Rosa Slater. an alleged rioter, a mistrial
was declared
George H. Robinson tcolore1l was acquit-
ted on charge OF assault upon Officer
Cronin, it being case OF mista ken identity,
but jury found him guilty Of assault with
intent to murder Officer McMurray, and
the court sentenced him 20 ten years in the
psnitentiary. His counsel, w. S, Chisholm,
Jr., has FLED a motion for u new trial
AS usual the gallery was crowded yester-
day with colored spectators during the
progress Of the not cases
The morning news., 1889-01-31
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by the
News Reporters.

Items Gathered Here and There by the
News Reporters.
The Georgia Hussars viii meet for drill
tonight
Ground has been broken for the new
Duffy Street Episcopal Mission church, and
the foundation walls are being laid.
Mr. j. F. Mcintyre brought to the MORN
ING NEWS yesterday parrots egg laid by
an African parrot which Mr.. Mcintyre has
in his possession. The egg is about the size
Of pullet bantams egg, and is quite a
curiosity,
One of the line of boys who were waiting
in front of Davis Bros Tuesday night to
secure checks for theater seats, fell asleep
in one Of the large windows fronting the
street, and broke through the heavy glass
into the store 1t was costly nap.
The Young Mems Christian Association
gymnasium classes will give al exhibition
tonight, to which invitations have been
Issued The exhibition will be only for
those who hold tickets The general sec p
tary and memters Of the association will
furnish ticket3 free ID any one.
Margaret Williams (colored) living at No.
2 Guerrard street lane, was badly burned
yesterday while quilting. She was stand
ing with her back to the fire, when her
clothing suddenly caught and blazed up,
and before any one could render any assist
ance the woman had received a dangerous
burn. DR.. S. c. Parsons was summoned,
and he dressed the woman's Wounds. He
pronounces the case very serious one.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
WANT TO BE BREWERS.
The Savannah Brewing Company Asks
for q Twenty ear Charter.

The Savannah Brewing Company Asks
for a Twenty-Y ear Charter.
The Savannah Brewing Company, the
plans Of which were detailed in the MORN
ING NEWS recently, filed its application in
the superior court yesterday for twenty
year charter. The incorporators are VIM.
Schroeder, J. F. Minis and Francis j.
Ruckert. The amount of the capital stock
is fixed at $25 600, divided into shares OF
800 each. Tho petition asks that the board
of directors be privileged TO increase the
capital stock to $250,O00 if they deem it
advisable
Among other privileges asked is that to
manufacture beer, ale, malt liquors, aerat
waters and beverages, and to bottle aud
sell the same; to manufacture and sell ice
to buy and sell personality Of every descrip-
ton; to receive and sell the same on com
mission; to act as brokers or agents for the
purchase, sale, management aud disposition
Of goods, wares and merchandise, and other
property; to receive goods or other prop
erty on storage; to do general warehouse
and storage and forwarding bus ness; to
advance upon personally while 80 stored
sums of money, aud generally to do all
acts and things necessary and proper for
the furtherance of such business.
The language of the charter indicates
that the MORNING NEWS was not far wro G
when it stated that the new brewing com
pany had for its object the purchase Of one
Of the ice plants in this city. The petition
asks for authority to manufacture and sell
i Q and to do cod storage business. The
Savannah Brewing Company seems to oe
in the line of a successor to the new ice
company which was sought to be organized
shortly after the organization of the
A rteslan Ice Company, at a time when il
W as suspected of willingness to pool issues
with the Savannah Ice Delivery Company
early last summer
The morning news., 1889-01-31
WARNER WEATHER COMING.
a Clear Cold Night All over the Couu
try.

a Clear Cold Night All over the Coun-
try.
The weather was much warmer yester-
day throughout the northwest, west aud
south, and the indications for Georgia to-
day are for warmer weather and southerly
winds, but it was generally clear and cold
all over the country last night.
The mercury dii not go as low yesterday
moruiqg bsfore daylight as on Tuesday
morning, but it went below the freezing point
the recorded lpininum at the signal station
being 3Q.2'. the maxlmum 54.2'. 1t was
showing last night in the north hwest, hut the
weather was reported either as clear or fair
in forty-five of the fftv-two stations report
ing throughout the United States last night.
A most remarkable weather condition. It
is quite cold along the Atlantic coast fro n
Harteras to Portland, Me-, and cool weather
is general throughout the country.
The MORNING NEWS stated yesterday
morning that the freezing point was on a
line a little north of Jacksonville, bu5 it
had not extended to that city. The signal
observer, upon whose authority the state
lnent was made, explains that the signal
service draws It's freezing line, and all other
is9thermsl lines, from the reading of the
dry Thermometer at 3 a. m, and that he did
not understand that the inquiry was
directed for the minimum temperature al
Jacksonville, which he says was 30 on
Tuesday morning and 80 yesterday morn
ing.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
welded AT THa SYNAGOGUE.
Mr.. Simon 2. Strauss Leads Miss
Hannah Byck TO the Altar.


Hannah Byclz to the Altar.
Mr.. Simon b. Strauss, of Strauss Bros.
and Miss Hannah L. Byck, daughter of Mr..
L. E. Byck, were married at the Mickva
Israel synagogue at o'clock last night.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. 1. P.
Mendes. The synagogue was handsomely
decorated, and was filled with invited
guests and friends Of the bride and groom.
Inc bridal canopy was Of lace, beautifully
decorated with jap0nicas and roses.
The bridal party entered the synagogue
to the strains OF the wedding march from
Slmramidi, PLAYED by Prof. Steward.
The usherS: Mr.. Ed L. Byck, Mr.. Max L.
Byck, Mr.. Abe l.. Byck and Mr.. Henry
Strauss led the procession. The bride fol-
lowed leaning upon the arm cf her father.
After them came the groom and the brides
mother.
The brides costume was white faile
trimmed with tulle and real lace orna-
mented with lilies OF the valley Her or
naments were diamonds. She wore the
typical bridal veil, and carried boquet of
roses.
At the close of the ceremony, which was
Impressive throughout, the bridal party
drove to the Screven house, where family
dinner was served at o'clock. Tle rec %
ton was from 8 O'Clock until II o'clock.
The dinner was an elaborate affair aud
conRratulatory telegrams were read from a
large circle of friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strauss viii reside at No 80 Taylor street.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
DESKS.
DAVIS BROS.
KIND WORDS!

KIND WORDS.
THE HARRINGTON PIANO has, IN az a VIZ. n.
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self in The favor of many dealers all o-',,,ert g.
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in all RESPECTS They can warrant II ti, sta'.S son.
give good satisfaction. II IS InorousLt2 t2one il
structed tbs scale Is excellent anu Ino ,.g1arf,i
sympathetic and at the same tiuie py,I,,sjeal
We recommend IL heartily ks,
Courier NcU 0rk, September D. Iooo' m
TIE OGLErHoRPE SAVINGS AND IKyaaa q, 1858 I
SAvANNAH, GA, August a. i'-''
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Yours. very truly. .JoHs ~ BRYAN, tsss
SAvANNAH. GA, SepttinoeI i'
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GEvTLrMEN--I have 3 sted the ls ns ,he tore
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Messrs Ddris Bros, SaUdhhdh, "a u,,,rv A. 10
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For terms and prices see or wrlle
DAVIS BROS; ;o;.,,ria.
42, "A and 40 Bull street, Savannah
The morning news., 1889-01-31
THE RUSH TO SEE MORRIS.
The Spectators Make Neat Hit 1
Reserved seats.

The Spectators Make Neat Hit In
Reserved seats.
The sale of seats for Clara Morris en-
gagement began yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock, and by 10 O'Clock every desirable
seat in the theater had been sold. The sale
was almost unprecedented. The speculators
bought up the choice seats and have esUab-
lished au agency at Livlngston's. Front
row seats in the dress circle sold all the
way from 81 to So so, an advance
of so cents to So, last night.
A line of mon and bows was in front of
Davis Bros from dark Tuesday night until
Z o'clock yesterday morning, when the box
office was opened to give out checks for
choice Of seats, and some were there
early Tuesday afternoon to get their
positions in the line. There we're over fifty
in line when thedoors were opened l was
cold waiting with mercury down to the
freezing poi It, but they we're paid for it,
and well paid, too. The speculators some
times play risky game, but
they hit it this time 1t is
doubtful if there has ever been a greater
rush for tickets to see any actress in Sa van
nah than to see Morris this time
There certainly has not been such a rush
Recently.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
AT THE COURTS.

Gossip Picked UP Here and There in
tho Court Rooms.
George.Reeps was indicted yesterday b.
the superior court grand jury for larceny
from the vessel
Judge Adams granted the prayer OF the
petitioners yesterday, for an amendment T.
tho charte OF the WorkinRnen's Bsneyo-
lent Association, extending thei' charter.
At o'clocS yesterday Afternoon an the
the suit Of Mrs J5un A. Pea son for q
homestead out Of the assets OF Pearson q
Spnnu was taken up, and after concluding
tae testimony aud argument Of counsel, the
jury retired and brought in a sealed verdict
which was filed with the clerk after the
hour of adjournment
The morning news., 1889-01-31
SOCIETY ELECTIONS.

Savannah Lodge OF Good Templars
Elects Cf1cers for Next Term.
Savannah Lodge No 500, I. o. of G. T.,
held a regular election last night and cleo
ted the following officers:
P. c. T.-W. r. Booz.
c. T.-W. A. McDearmid.
V. T.-Mamis Bennstt
CHA les Is. Honiker.
r. S.-Rosa Ridley.
f. S.--R. r. Booz.
T.-W. T. Ridley.
MA. j. Lille.
l. G.-J. o. Rimes.
o. S-J. w. Crutman.
r. II. S.-Sarah Bayley.
L. II. S.-Ellen Harne.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
At Esrill's.

SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS, "How [ Els
capped" by the author of MIR. Barnes of
New York" "a Two Vacation" by Jules
Verne; "Rosamond," by Mrs. Alex Nc
Weigh Miller; claire and the Forge
Master,n by Georges Olnet; "a Smiles
Crime" by Geraldine Fleming; "A Des-
perate Woman" by Adah NJ. Howard; "A
Haunted Life,' by Adah NJ. Howard
Golden Heart by Bertha Clay; Her
Fatal Sin," by Mrs. W. Z. Holmes; My
Queen" by Mrs. Godfrey; Forced Apart, y
by Morris Redwing; For a Womsn's
Sake" by Mrs. ST. E. Holmes; who Will
Save Herp by Mrs. NJ f. Holmes; Caught
in Corner" by c. w. Waters; "Good
Manners" Metropolitan series; The Tour
lists Guide to Florida, Florida Official Path
Finder, World Almanac for 1859, LIE Guide
de la Mode for ia uary, Metropolitan
Fashions for Spring aud Sumner 1888
"The Cold S1ap." Judges Serial No. O.
"Chin,n Puck'5 Library No. 19; Judge,
Puck, Harper's Weekly, LesiieS Weekly,
Town Topics, Life, New York Herald,
Press, World. Sun. Star, Times, Tribune
Boston Herald, Boston Globe, Baltimor re
American, Baltimore Sun, Cincinnati En-
quirer, Cincinnati Gazette, Philadelphia
Press, Pnilsdelpnia Times, New Orleans
Times-Democrat, Atlanta Constitution
Macon Telegraph. Augusta Chronicle
Charleston News and Courier, FIorid6
Times Union, Louisville Courier-J Journal
Chicago Inter Ocean, st. Louis Republic.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
Aovlcc TO Mothers,

MRS. WINsLow's s SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once;
it produces natural, quiet sleep by relev-
ing the child from pain, and the little cheruh
awakes as ''bright as a button" 1t is very
pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child, soft
regulates the bowels, aud is the best known
remedy for diarrhGa, whether arising from
teethiug or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
a h0ttla
The morning news., 1889-01-31
Rheumatlsm In tho shonlder.

The majority Of mankind suffers more or
less from rheumatism IN the shoulder. ALL
cocks PoRoUs PLAsTERs will cure it, John
J. Hallenback, OF Hal!enback q Davis.
Union Stock Yard, New York, says:
81 have used ALLCoCKs Porous PLAs.
TRRs 70. Rheumatism in the shoulder It
was SO severe that 1 could rot raise N,
hand to my head and Oc 1si .noiiy Kept N,
awake tie most ~ the night. ! aM GLAD 10
soy that / tpuud ready reuef from ALI.
COCKS Porous PLA5rERs Ia less tnaa two
hours, and was entirely cured in three
daySn
The morning news., 1889-01-31
PICKED UP BY THE POLICE.

Peddlers, Mschievous B Boys and AL
legged Thieves Run In.
Henry Green tcoloreD was arrested last
night for stealing clock from Cleveland's
drug store.
John Williams tcolorei) was lodged in
the barracks on charge or stealing wood
from the yard of John Furloug.
Three colorsd peddlers were arrested for
peddliug vegetables on the street without
license.
Three mischievous boys were taken in on
the charge of destroying flowers in the
hower garden of Mr.. William Hunter.
The morning news., 1889-01-31

make the proper connections with the con-
Veylng pipes, they would lie met with no
such barrier. A city inspector to look after
plumbing is what Sava nah needs.
Aymotic diseases are the general result of
sewer gas ="
DR.. Elliott said that be is in favor of the
hochdale system, and thought it would be
effective IN the eastern and western porti DDS
Of the city.
The morning news., 1889-01-31

Joseph Gallagher, e. brigly lad, in the EN-
ploy Of Capt Wh.te,id.s Of thu Cea,ral
railroad, died last night about 1.3O o'clock.
after seys. va weeks Of Intense slferng
from erysi elias aud blo d poison. Tne de-
ceased was a greet iayur.. among the em.
ployes of tho Central railroad. He wa,
about D years VI age.
The morning news., 1889-01-31

Mr.. George Meyer has added three new
delivery wagons to the equipment OF bis
business. The wagons aud harness were
p esen.ed him by tho Gerke, Prospect aad
Anheuser- Busch brewing companies. Ths
Gerke wagon is single wagon, the other
two are double team wagons, subs antial.Y
built and handsomely ornamented. They
are as fine delivery wagons as have been
seen in Savannah
The morning news., 1889-01-31
The Dudes know H.

Or if they don't, they should know that
Rangum Root Liniment cured big head in
mules for w. =. Hunt, of Adairsville. XIV
J. H. Mallory Forts Station, Tenn
cured bis hogs OF blind staggers with il In
fact, this King Of Liniments is inyaluahle
for man and beast. Sold by Lippman Bros
wholesale agents.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
DRIFT FROM THE HARBoR.
Happenings on tho River and Among
the Shipping.

The Swedish bark Christina, which
cleared several days ago for Brunswick will
not 60 there. Her orders have been couu-
tsrmanded and she will remain here to
load.
The United States snag boat Toccoa left
yesterday for Alb evile on the Altamaha
river, where she will be entirely rebuilt, or
In other words new hull viii be built and
her machinery put into it.
The American Trading Society cleared
yesterday the German bark Folk Mendels-
sohn for Bueuos Ayres, with 1854 pieces
yellow pine'lnmbsr measuring 557, $40 feet,
valued at ST, ,845 Is. Cargo by Messrs. Dale,
Dixon 81 Co.
The morning news., 1889-01-31
Lung rroublee md Westlng

Diseases can be cured, if properly treated
in time, as shown by the following state
ing been great sufferer from pulmonary
attacks. ana gradually wasting away for
The past two years. it sfords fns pleasure
20 testify that SCoTT's EMULSION Ot CD
LIVER Oh with Liuo ana soda hcs given
me crest relief, aad / ches'!ully recon
mend II &, al, t!eting in o similar wa to
myself In addition, / would say that II is
very pleasant 70 .aks.'