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4 TARIFF TANGLE.
INNS FAIL TO AGRgB UPON ANY
Ssi ef1NOF TAX REDUCTION.
...os,s,s E1cuasr,d BY he Ways ald
v.,-, Committee Some oitha sg
P,5yss iaai SSggsr the Boys

..r-ar % tht heslslel
-,<aroN. March lO-Tne mem
.,,. wsys and Means Committee are
,bs road to tariff legislation much
l'l 5eu't than they had anticipated.
u''s ''ss'...s.s,ativs Ba.ierwortb, Of Ohio
'''.. ....,sp. Republican, recently re-
"a .- p,sdict,d there would be much
end small performance baeAnse OF
~,sy obstacles eucouateFed' The
- ~ Mems COMMITTEES eDIointd- 10. IN
hsi, s.,.scy upon the members. Inc
7o.''.. wses especially admonished
D---..'.l.- .l.-olgipg any Of the secrets OF tns
a2ii1'. ..~. ~ b7t there has been 20 much
,o,-.- gu ,-3 the Republicans have WAs.eu -
l'.'i lime that an impanenes = uo"
--.- ---....s..3 and the guarded secrets are
-.dsul1g 90 leak out .b,, ,bs
go nov DO longer a secret 'na' -. 70
3. -s,...rs have utterly failed 10 aS'ee
-.- ,,v Plan Of tsx reduction tus s =" q g.
-, .s the Est and sppsAis 10. ~. -
l.,'.,, 'l.'e. 1sity ere unayailing sgalnsl Tue
Pl'-.,+l lsmands Of the Constituents o,
l.s'-. .r., Psnublicsns. Upon TIE oIoau
'''---..-.,, that American interests u,u7'
.'f.,...f.8 ihe Republicans sgIee' Dut
'e s....-.9 -,-9as 10 details they differ very
'1 5g, Tbsy generally agree A' ...ll, 10 IN,
@ So, duties 20 afford Pio'sCSlon PSo-
- l-ss,i,,n industries, ' ont "nsh %
dawn 20 detals, tue5
i1sy .,,,.J With the Republican
As --..ss,t, 20 increase expenditure
la,t -.c.r,,.aed Of the Republican pledge
.-,,s4f.s pare American sniPP Ls;. s.,s "
" s. ,.rs.obs 10 erect pnoiic oullu-
iA,''a'. '.al'...i.s,.e liver ard harbor spproPri-
il.' y ~, pspubhc31 pledges 10 proViue
-.'.- -,ts nsvv. and 20 supply coast ue-
p l-' t.-5 ,o nav fhs French spcuAnon
'sl.''. Ia In rar claims Of loysl people
r5s.s oissgss stag1er the conini''ee ,.1s nn1S
.ss s,5r,,5ie of he smcunt tnsy s0uiu II,
,-,. y. '',,, s,,~, tbs treasury is presented y
..,s %. smonnt 10 hundreds OF millions o.
S,i,-. s8d would baakrop' lhe s0'si"
msnt .-...- aha Ranabli-
cans of ite Ways ana Msaos S0--'--'-, .--.,-t
,,-s v,,,,sllv determined that tney esnn1'
-.,,,mss8 ! repeal q the tobacco iSA.
-rs.- ,-s oir,ii 10 take thst step, ana e
o., ~ -r,nos,i reduction Of the susa' TAX
~ P.osb.ic,ns OF Ksnsa', Nebraska ana
C.ff,rpia bava fought it so Vigo,Sl'.J ,s.'..,
hat the msiou,y OF The Ways snu - 80
Committee have practically a,s9uy11I l,. 4
t5,, proposition. Toe wool .9 sca'a9.e e.. =
s-,.hs, 80, sooree of trouble Repeated con
fsrsncss among the r p15acni nave jaw,
ended 10 nothing bu, disagreement ~
sssr,s s--r 10 be conceded nov that the Rsp9o'
Hcans after sll their promises All .,, us.Iy
viii be- compelled 90 tJl.os ine 5AaGlp c
Of ibs D.moc-ati and submit ln7 whole
suhisc, 90 c1ucus.
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Whitney No, a Candidate.

New YORK, March 10.-The attention
of ex. Secretary Of the Navy William @.
Whitney, vas called to-day to paragraph
in the San Francisco Examiner, stating
that he would be the Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency in 1892 After
reading the article Mr.. Whitney said;
az do not know what led to its publies'
lio,, l am rot candidate for President,
and can only repeat what said in let
ter several months ago, that will not be
a candidate under any circumstance" D"
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A FACTORY DROPS.
Failure of the Beaver Valley Mannfac:ur-
ing Company.

Failure of the Beaver Valley Minniacsur-
ing Company.
BEAVER, PA, March 1O.-Tne Beaver
Valley Manufacturing Company, of West
B,i1gewster, made an assignment this
morning TO Z. B. Howard. Of the Pf@nix
Glass Works.
When the works were burned, in the
summer Of 1888, the company had secured
a large business and begun to make money
Five acres of ground near the O. d T.
ststion, alongside the track, were bought,
on which large works were erected. A
furnace costiug between So, COO and $4,000
was built and, proving unfit, was torn
down and another substituted. The addi-
tionsl expense and delay, and the failure
of Pittsburg parties 10 take hold as e1'
pected are assigned as the compelling
causes OF the assignment.
Mr.. McMahon, Secretary of the COM
pany, gives its liabilities as about $50, COO
and says that on forced sale the assets will
rot nearly cover that amount.
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Tho Nomination Canes led.

LONDON, March 8 -Uadsr the name
and title Of Rogers D1ughty TIchborn,
Bsronet, Arthur, OrtoD, the TichbOrne
claimant WAS nominated as the Home
Role candidate for Stoke on Treat to Gil
the vacancy in the House Of Commons
made vacant by the resignation OF William
Latham Bright, Home Ralsr. lie failed
however, to deposi. hl share Of election
expenses sni the nomination was there
fore cancelled.
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MS CONDITION DsLlRIoUs.

Corgce1man Taulbees Death Only =
Question Of Few Hours
WASHINGTON, March l0.-Ex'Repre'
sentative Ts1lbseia decidedly worse. DR..
loder, enc Of his physicians, saw him this
morning, and reports thst he IS rapidly
sinking aad that bis death Is only q ques-
ton ofa lev hours
Mr. Teulbee is deliri1uI aud hiI pulss
Is iat,ering aad very weak. The phy5i-
cis-s fear that some Of the smsll b)aes st
the base Of the brain have been splin;ersd
and that ILLUMINATION Of Che membrane
has Sc. 10.
Mr. Tsulb3e has been deli,ious all day,
and at midsigh, HE physicians stated that
be is beyond all hops Of recovery sud can
hardly saryiys tweEty-iour hours.
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MAKING THE QUEER.
THB STARTLING DISCOVERY OF A PARKBRs-
BURG C0UNTBRPBIIER.
Mods and Dies Found in Trunk Belonging 10 the
Old Man Lswls-Uniitd States Off,
Gals Investigate ths Case.
peoial Telegram TO the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURa, March 10-A rather
sensational and surprising discovery WAS
msde one morning lately In little shaniy
that stands at the corner Of Julians and
Second streets. It was nothing more nor
less thar the finding Of mold for manu-
featuring counterfeit money, and some OF
the money wac found also.
The shanty in question was the late
home Of Hiram Lewis, decrepit old man
whose destitute condition was rf,rred to
from time to time, and who snbssted On
the charity Of friends for several weeks.
At its last meeting the City Council made
him donation OF $40.
Through the forts of some good hearted
citiz ans here berth was secured for the
old man in Bishop Psterkin's Shelteiiug
Arms Hospital on the Great Kanawhs,
and he was sent to that charitable institu.
tion last week. On the morning of Lewis
departure, friend in picking the old
mans trunk, found O we'll executed mold
for making counterfeit silver money and
some specimens If the money in the bot.
tom of the trunk. He Immediately re-
ported his find to Chief Of Police Dile,
who took possession of the outfit, and be-
gan an investigation. Lewis was allowed
to 90 on his way to the hospital, where he
r0W IS.
Capt DIS at once notified detective OF
the United States Secret Service of the dis
covery, and neked his assistance in the case.
The detective, whose name is withheld for
,he present, arrived here Friday night,
held conference with Capt. dis, took q
look at the outfit, end left Saturday for
Sheltering Arms Hospital.
1. is the theory OF the authorities that
Lewis, being an expert molder that was
his business when he was able to work.
hsd been hired by some party or parties TO
try his fine,Italisn hand on making molds
in which TO cast counterfeit money. The
old man succ, eded admirably and wac get
ting them in pretty good thsIe when dis-
covered.
The mattar will be thoroughly sifled,
and soms developments may be looked fIr
in few days.
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ConpleteIy su ubmerged.

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark March 10
The levse broke at sappington Hoop SIX
miles above here, at 3 o'clock yesterday
o,,arroon The creyasss was 40 feet wide
At last reports, and was still widening.
The break occurred at place where the
Ievee Was built largely of sand. Il was a
complete surprise, there being M appear
ance of weaknets up 60 within fsW rain-
utes of the time it occurred:
within "a hours the whole OF the river
front from the crevas,e to the louisiana
Inns will be flooded. The whole OF the
Teusss basin Of Louisiana, consisting OF
four or i've parishes, will uEquestionaoly
be completely submerged. The people a'e
panic stricken.
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REPUDIATRD THE IDEA.
An nt'Ivlew With the Father or Mrs.
Blrchtll.

An Int Ivlew With the Father or Mrs.
Birchell.
LONDON, March l0.-Iu an interview
to-day Mr.. David Stephenson, father Of
Mrs. ]. Regipsld Brchell, whose husband
ia charged with The murder Of Frederick
O. Bsnwell ct Princeton, 0at., and who
herself is held as an accessory hlter the
fact, repudiated the idea that his daughter
WAS in any way an accessory TO the crime.
He denied that there WAS any question a.
10 the l,giiimEcy OF the marriage between
bis daughter end Birchell. He said that
he has ia his possession copy Of their
marriage certificate, end ,hs, he believes
his daughter has the original. He received
a letter from his daughter, writt,n three
days after the murder wss committed, ard
he considers that this furniGhee absolute
proof of her innocence Of any ccmplIclty IN
the crime. Mr. Stephenson will eail for
New York on the steamer GeImanic next
Wednesday.
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SQUEEZING THE STOCKS.
A Corner In Shorts Creates n Lively Scene
In Wall Street.

A Corner In Shorts CreateB Lively octne
in Wall Street.
NEW YORK, March 10-The most ex-
citing incident ia Wall street for some
time occurred to-day when the big New
York end Philadelphia and Reading got
corner on the shorts and compelled them
to pay per cent. for the use Of the etock
for one day, putting the price for such
stock to 42:, an advance Of Il per cent.
from Saturdays closing. There were all
kiads OF reports in circulation while
the stock was being iquetz.d, but the
story most generally believed was that J.
& s. Wormser, who have been identified
with every movement in the stock since
the company was reorganizsd, snd who
have generally been considered it's chisf
supporters in the market, had bsen caught
short OF it. The pool which bad its head.
quarters in Wormser's office, is said
TO have bean dissatisfied with the results OF
it's operations last week and to bsve asked
the Wormsers for the numbers on the GER
tifcates bought for them. The response
is said to have been unsatisfactory and
the pool at once transferred its accounts
from Wormsers 10 the Office of Moore &
Schley.
They then notified the Wormsers to de-
liver all the POOLS stock to Moore & Schley.
At the same time Moore & Schley and all
the other firms associated with the pool
called in all the stock loaaed by them, and
as the Wormsers. wto were said 10 need
30, 900 shares OF stock to deliver to the
pool, in addition to being short as much
more on their own account, lad to
climb with the bear traders and the
Clique that had put out sbort lines. The
trading in the stock from the opening was
enormous. Over $4,000 shares changed
hands in the fret hour, and before the close
over $50, 900 shares were dealt in, being
three .fourths Of the entire business OF the
Exchange.
None of the interested parties wonld
make any statement. The Wormsers were
rsticent, Moore & Sohley refused 10 be in
terviewed and Alfred sully, who represents
the pool, declined to speak
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FINDINGS FOR LARGE AMOUNTS.
Result OF Suits for Damages Against ih'
Travellers Iusurabcs Company.

Result OF Suits for Damages Against the
Travellers Iusurancs Company.
DEYvEs, Col March 10.-The msslers
report in the celebrated case Of I. Q.
Henry against the Travellers Insurance
Co of Hartford, was filed to-day. The
report shows 0 balanco due Henry
OF 500. $40 l6, ard that there thculd
be returned to him cOllaterals sggrega.
ting over a million dollars and orders The
cancellation OF Henry's obligations. The
master finds that these obligations have
been paid TO the Travellers Iosurshce
Company by reception OF bonds Of various
irrigation companies of Colorado, with
which Henry has bsen coareCt.d All
claims made by ths Travellers lnsur-
ance Company for missppIopriation Of
money by Henry in Kansas and Colorado
are sjsc.sd by the Master. This retul.
affects the most important agricultural die
tricts and changes tbs legal status OF more
than half of the large irrigating canals Of
Colorado. An action was eun by Henry
day in the United States Circuit Conrt
against the Travellers fer $500. 000 dam
ages for il egal ss'z ire of prnpedy. More
suits for damages will follow.
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A moKeesport PastOr On r.IaI.

P1rrsBURG' PA, March 10 Rev. K, b.
Marsell. Of the First NJ. E. church, Nc
Keesport, was placed on trial bJ the church
authorities this afternoon, to answer
ebsyees oflyinR ard defamation OF char
sc,er. The trial hss created sensation
IN religious circles here. aud will last
several DAYS. 81 far the testimony has
bsen neither sensational nor severe. but
The important evidence is looked for TO-
morrow. Over score Of ministers are IN
sttendarce, aud a large number OF wit
nests have been subj 1aed.
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Pensions Award d.

'-''-a I--IsIlm D ne k1EIstcr
NAsHiNGTON, Masch 10 Pensions,
original invalid Isaac Wilkins, Of Inde-
ateZce Ed Csllasay, Of wyoma; David
Leach, Of Walker; Michael Boyles, Of
a.ak.svi.ls; Phillip Mason, Of Smithville.
.ac'ssss-AnireE S. Sisler, Of Terra Alta
David Robinson, Of Tyner; John 3. Rice,
Z. Deer Wsis; J5mss W Hollis, Of Tefrs
Aa' Eiward W. Deem, OF ParkegsbuIg;
aelaiah dogsu, of Banners; John d.
" i.l, OF Weston; William Lee, Of Win
-'.i, JoseDhus Barnes, Of Weston. Re-
.Nas-John w. Combs, Of Newburg; Pal
SiS Scbcolcrsit, Of Junction Palace.
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Fxtensive Blaze.

CINCINNATI, March 1O.-A few minutes
bsfore one O'Clock this morning Hines
burst as if by an explosion from ell the
nnc.r stories of Stern & Mayors clothing
honse at the northeast cOrrer OF TneId
and Vine streets. Before the engines couid
gst there fi4mss were through the root, ana
A. the present writing the building Is
doomed. Not a shred of the stock can De
savsd. The loes will be $500. 600. 1t is
nrobahlv well insured.
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Complete Victory for Democrats.

BDDLEFoRD. MAINE, March l0-Tbefe
vas eres; excitement. here over the mUnici-
pal election to-day. One hundred specia!
police aud twenty five deputy sher ne
we're on dniy. The votes Of the men
whose naturalization papers were iss1ed
by the Municipal Court in alleged siols-
tion Of the law, were bsing ehsller ged
Specisl oilicers we're working IN sy mpsiny
with the meu. Tie election resnlted IN
complete victory for the Dsnocrai4.
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Work R,sum cd in the Nashua Mills.

NASHUA, N. H., March 1O.-The Nashua
COMPANY g m ills started up this mcrning
A large number of operatives, comprising
all that remained here during the strike,
and many who have returned to the city
since the settlement of the trouble Was
announced, returned TO work. The mills
started up with 2,100 looms and ether de-
par.men,s running to correspond. With
in day or two the entire mills will be in
operation. The schedule of prices will be
presented to the help this evening, with
eyery prospect at present CT a satisfactory
settlement being reached. 90
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WASHINGTON, March 1O-RepOrt Of
Ns DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture shows
''sa' IN farmers hands ss follows: The
'I spring wheat States have Onls 45, co.,
'o bushels. Is coo 600 bushels of which
=, ~ oe 5Gqaised for spring seed. Ohio,
@--ca'gan, Indiana, Illinois. Missouri and
Aiosas hsve only 60 1000 600 bushels, half
saich will be nesdsd at home and part
y ile remainder commercially uaavaila-
.e The percentage Of corn in the hands
EoEers ia As 9, or $40. .OC0. GOO bushels,
~ o. what 81 per cent or Isl. oOO, OCO
-lsaes Toe stock Of corn is the laIgest
Y.i rsplrifd in March.
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sudden Death at Grafton.

SpccllI ItItgTu0I 70 N'1 1E1sF79''
GRAFTON, W. VA, March lO.-Mr.
Thomas Smouse, while driving cart
near The freight depot, became helpless
and vas carried into the Office at the depot.
After takirg some stimulsnts he rallied
ond felt sbls to Re taken to his residence,
bnt only lived a few minutes after ar
living at his home. Heart tIouble was
supposed to be the cause OF his deatn' be
was about So years old and leaves large
family.
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washington Relic for Sale.

NEW YosK, March 1O-Msyor Grant is
in receipt Of q letter from a firm Of real es-
tate dealers at Washington, saying that
the residence Of Martha Washington in
fredericksburg, Va, where George Wash-
inoton spent the early part OF his life, is
for sale. The price asked is $40. 600. The
Ist,er states that New York or Chicago
wonld secure a valuable relic for $ small
ann. The writer prefers that New York
should secure the relic.
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RAGE KNEW NO BOUNDS.
An Enragsd Hoosler Kills Bis mother-in-
Law with Pen koiff,

An Earagsd Hoosler Kills Hls mother-in-
Law with Pelknifs,
FORT WAYNE. IND March 1O.-At La
Grange, near here, horrible domestic
tragedy occurred Saturday night, Flank
Mingus, divorced husband OF Aunie. the
daughter of Mrs Nehemiah Lounsbsrry,
being the murderer,
The courts gave the only child into the
custody of the wife's parentp, and they
have had ii for the past two years. Sltur'
day night Mingus appeared at the resi-,
dencs and asked for the child, saying that
he wished to take it TO party. Mrs-
Lounsberiy refused to LEI the child 60, or
even to let him see it.
Mirgus csuld hear the child in An up-
stairs room calling for him. This 20 in
luristed him that he started upstairs, but
was stopped by the cid lady, when he drew
a small psDknife and plunged it into her
neck, covering the jugulsr vein and infilct'
ing three tcalp wounds, the blade pene-
.rating tie brain each time. She died in
a few minutes. Mipgus walked to the
Court Houee snd gave himself up to the
Sheriff neyipg he was 10 such g rage that
be did not know what he waa doing. lie
is row in jail He blsmes his domestic
unhappiness up1n his mothsr-in-law end
Gays that had che kept away from him and
his wife, they could have lived happily
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A Au,ssourlIpIurder Mystery.

ALEXANDRIA, Mo, March 1O.-The
body of an unknown young mar. with
bis throat horrible gaahed, was fund in
the woods near this city yesterday. The
appearance of the tushes and ground In
the vicinity point - terrible struggle,
and the cnly theory is murder, but for
rbat purpose cannot be imagined, as the
hoiv had rot beer robbed.
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4 MIn'st.r seals a Tfuuk.

LONDON, March l0-A clerical scindsl
at Bristol has causGd much comment.
Cinor B,ynts was arrested at that place
on the charge OF etealirg trunk from the
platform of the railway station. When
arraigred he admitted the trub OF the
chsrse agsirst him, but urged mental
weakness as the reason for bis act. lie
was found euilty and sentenced 10 four
months imprisonment at bsrt labor.
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ObisctIons withdrawn.

LRAvENwoRTH, KAN, March 9.-Biah'
% Fink has consented to have his resent
letter prohibiting Catholics from joining
the Farmers Alliance modified. Rspre'
seutatiyes Of the State and County ALI
arcas were given an audience by the Bish-
op and assured him there was no deslre 10
cor fl!c. with the views of tie church, end
that all religious parts of the constitution
gonli bs eliminated.
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Murder In the First d. 1rss.

HAMILTON. o. March la-Ths jury IN
The Elmer L stsrkey psricide esse re-
,nr.ed a verdict eJ murder in the ffsl de
gee Tas deed was committed J4Dalfy
y isss. at E..op. Tnis is the see1ni
trial Verdict same ss first.
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youastown Carpenter

YOUNGSTOWN, March 1O.-lndicasions
min 10 comfortable friction between the
members of the C,rpentei's Union here
and the contractors who hsve already taken
orders fer ls,gs amount OF WORK the
Gaming seasou. The carpenters Lave dc.
msrded an advance Of % cents Gay, ara
siso rsfuse TO handle any work turned out
hv esy ron upion msn in the planning mills
here
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ano,bsrTra,n Breaks In Two.

LINCOLN, NEB, March lO.-By . resi
end collision on the Burlington q Missouri
K yer road, near Harvard, ea1ly ihis morn
inv. Cosductor Norton and Brakeman
Miller were instantly Killed. The ifAin
had broken ia Two and they bid jas. COZ
nec,ed It up. when TIE engine Of "a, ano'n'i ,..'
freigit crashed in o the raboose i ne iDsn s.'
on Tie other train ssysi themselves ~
;onon;rg
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Lang Dlstarcs Gun.

BIRMINGHAM, March 1O.-Tbe dyra-
mite guu and torpedo thrower in the
courss of construction here by Lieut.. Jas
4 Grsydos, late of the U. s. navy, is at
tracing considerable attention. Toe gun
ia of Is inches calibre and Is expected 10 De
capable of throwing 600 pounds of oyna'
mite a distance Of three miles.
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For Seasickness
Tia uo,sford's Acid Phosphate

Use HorsfOrd's AeIu FhosPhAIe'
DR.. Price, CT the White Star s. s Ger
manic. says: 'I have prescribed 1t in nay
practice among the passengers travelling to
and from Europe, in this steamer, end the
result has satisfied me that il taken in
time. it will, in a great many csses. PIE
vent seasickness.