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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

A number Of my lady customers have
tried "Mather's Friend" and would not be
without it for many times its cost. They
recommended it to all who are to become
mothers. 4. A. PAYNE. Druggist. Green
lanta, Ga, for particulars. BYall druggists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

HE heroic record Of
the Second Wiscon-
sin shows that, in
proportion to i h 9
number enrolled, it
sustained during its
term of service the
heaviest loss in bat
tie of any regiment
in the Union army.
As this regiment
was never routed,
and as its officers
never bIundered. it
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27
THE THEGRAY
BRAVE MEN WHO MET UPON THE
YIELD or BATTLE.

ThriIIing Stories Of the RobsIlion--oId
Soldiers and Sailors Recite Interesting
"Reminiscences Of Life In Camp and on
ths Field.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

improve Digestion purify blood strengthen
the system and build the eh reduced below the standard
health, Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has equal
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

RRoNCHITrs Is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27
b Ohm H. MORGAN,

Ohm H. MORGAN,
1the noted Confederate
Header IN the West,
Twas captured by the
Federal forces near
Salinesvine, Ohio,
July 26, 1863, while
lon a raid with his COM
lmand, and taken to
Cincinnati, where he
was kent for aaveral
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

B o u T the
1st of Au-
gust, l8 ga,
General Al
vino. Gillem
was sent into
Eastern Ten
Anessee with q
brigade b 9 of
nve Iennes-
s 9 9 regi-
ments and q
Z battery espe-
cially to look
after Nor
gan, the not
ed Confeder-
o t e cavalry
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The North and tho south.

1HE following stirring
is related by
IGe- eral George F. Al
ford, of Dallas, Texas
\ About twenty years
ago the city Of Calves
ton, Texas, feeling the
need Of deep water in
her harbor and earn
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

WHEN does farmer double up sheep
without hurting it2 When he folds it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

WHEN are sportsmen like fashionable
tailors2 When they make good "bags.''
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

oHere dbyth
AEEUW - kAhAD REMEDY. Catarh In
RKY WV cure. BY fn
mld soothing. and propert DR.
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By J. G. MAcGowAN.

Tho killing of General Morgan.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

Oldest and best" -"Tansill's Punch" Cigar
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-27

sage's Remedy CURED The WORST cases, mo- matter of
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HOW 1T WENT OVER THERE.
Considering the Extent of the Demon
stratiOn 1t Was Very Orderly.

LONDON, May Especial dispatches report
an immense number of eight-hour meetings
throughout Europe yesterday. There were nc
disorders beyond the minor affairs already
mentioned.
The Chronicle's Paris correspondent SAYS: A
feature of the day was the discovery of many
italian agitators among the workmen. The
fact that foreign money is being employed to
foment disorder is likely to sow
bitterness between the two nations
The measures of precaution were most extern
sive and the result reflects credit upon Min
lister Constans. The people in every district
were warned that in case OF trouble neither
the police nor the troops would make the
slightest distinction between those who did
and did not take part in the demonstration.
BERLIN, May 2-The iron foundries and
machine factories kept a record of the men
who absented themselves from work yes-
terday. Out of ISIS men employed ir sixty
factories 2. 995 were present.
In Hamburg 10000 men remained from work
and attended picnics held in the enyirous
There was no disorder during the day.
IL is estimated that not ten per cent of the
Berlin workingmen were absent from work
yesterday. An incident showing the discipline
Of the men occurred AZ the Frederichskan
brewery last evening Two thousand masons
visited the brewery in a body and tried
to obtain entrance. The police refused
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to allow them 10 enter. whe-eupon all turned
quietly away at an order from their leaders.
At Grunewald several hundred men assembled
IN an inn and we're drinking and playing cards.
wnen one OF their number arose and said: Two
wears ago the keeper Of this inn refused 90 per-
mt a socialist meeting 20 be held mere" In
stantly all arose, paid for their drinks and de-
parted.
ROME, May Two attempts 10 resist the
troops were made here yesterday aud thirty
persons were arrested. including several
anarchists. The king and queen took their
usual drives in an open carriage and received
an ovation from the people In one instance
man used an insulting expression ~ the royal
couple drove by. when he Was seized BY tie
bystsnders and secured until placed under ar
rest hy officers
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THE FARMERS DARK FUTURE.
Gen. Butler Pictures Dismal AsricuI.
tural situation.

BosroS, May AT the annual dinner of the
Butler Club last evening Gen. Benjamin r.
Butler made lengthy speech. which was de-
voted almost wholly TO the subject of the pres
ent deplorable financial condition of the farm
ers of the country. lie referred to the Farmers
Alliance, with its formidable proportions.
which, n held together, viii be irresistible. 10
claims 10 be non-political. but II u " success
fui II viii destroy both political parties and be-
come political party itself. The general COM
pared the condition Of the farmer as a work.
man with that of a carpenter showing that
whlle the farmers profits would be- SiI2.5 50 for
his crop, the carpenter for less expenditure
OF time and energy would get $3.50. figuring
upon the basis of the present value of corn
within twenty-four hours ride OF Chicago.
Referring to the enormous mortgage debts
OF the farmers, Gen. Butler said that ia king
simply the agricultural lands OF the western
states the mortgages amount 10 the stupendous
sum of %. $50. a.oOO.O00. the interest upon which
Is at rates averaging from 10 per cent
The payment Of these mortgages is impossible
and they never will be paid. for the simple rea-
son that as all statistics prove. the average
profits on farming industries are only between
4 and per cent The general presented some
other startling facts showing the hopeless con
ditlon OF TIE farmer and predicted financial
cyclone among them before many years He
ridlculed the project of the government build
ing store houses and iOanlng the farmer money
on ms Sarncred crops. The storage certih-
Gates given by the government would be bought
up by spectators. who would thus control the
market for the gram they DO now, when the
bill was introduced into the Senate that the
government loan the farmers $4,000. 600 TO re-
heve them from their financial difficulties. He
calculated that the full amount would only paw
the interest on these mortgages for five days.
The silver blll now pending in Congress will
not remedy the matter. Ii would take all the
silver that the mints could com. at the rate of
four and half millions month. aud all the
silver that the MINES can produce in that time.
to pay one years interest GA these mortgages,
supposlng that no more money Is borrowed.
The general had no remedy to propose. and
seemed 70 think the case OF the farmers hope
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TROUBLE IN FRANCE.
striking Workmen Make Il Necessary
TO Cali Out Troops.

Paris. May Authorization has Just reached
here that critical condition Of affairs exists m
the department of the north. The s,riLins
wOrkmen of Turcoing on the Belgian frontier,
who are rioting and resisting the troops have
been Joined by 5000 strikers who have marched
from RoubeiX 60 their assistance Reinforce
ments Of troops have been summoned aud are
being hurried forward rapidly rs possible
MARsErLLEs. May AT midnight last night
large and disorderly crowds collected on the
Conrs Belgiance and created a tumult The
mob successfully resisted the police and was
only dispersed by the hayonets OF the infantry,
In other parts OF the citv demonstrative groups
were repeatedly charged by the cavalry patrols.
An OIL mill was looted by a mob OF Foreigners
mostly Italians. and thirty rioters OF that
nationally were captured by the troops and
police. In all 100 arrests were made an Mar
seilles as the result OF the May day domonstrs-
tions
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Sand for Water.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, May 2.-The Chinese who
last week attempted to srsuggle themselves in
from Lower California got lost on the desert
and had a terrible experience, one of the party
dying of thirst and exposure. They found the
frontier SO closely guarded that they stole To
the eastward and got into the desert Here
they wandered about ainllessly for several days
and suffered greatly. One Of the Mongolians
was youth OF fourteen years. His sunerings
drove him crazy and in his rawlings he imagined
the blistering sand was water and eagerly nlled
his parched mouth with IT. This only added 10
his sufferings and he finally died. The others
st last reached the railroad and we're rescued
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EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
He Visited the U. s. Supreme Court
Again Today.

Ex-President Cleveland visited the Supreme
Court of the United States again today. His
presence at the court became known and the
space allotted to the public was coon crowded.
The spectators were in hopes that they would
have the opportunity Of hearing the ex-Presi-
dent argue his case, but there are two
cases ahead of it on the docket, and as the
court hears no argument after tomorrow, it ID
highly probable that Mr.. Cleveland will NOT
be heard until next October. Mr.. Cleveland
sat within the bar for some time listening to
the argument that was going on.
Several of his political friends greeted him,
but most of the time the only persons with
him were Thomas J. Semmes and Richard ID.
Gray, who are associated with him in the New
Orleans drainage cases.
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REVENUE AProINTNENTs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: John VI.
Carothers. ganger. twenty-third Pennsylvania;
\. Edgar Hull, gauger. fifth Illinois: A. c.
Myers, gauger, twenty-third Pennsylvania: &.
q. Manchester. store keeper and gauger, sixth
Missouri; James f. Venable, fifth North Caro-
lima; James f. Rice, store keeper and gauger,
eighth Kentucky
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ACTS APPRovED.-The President has ap-
proved the act authorizing the construction of
bridge across the Brazos river in Texas and
the joint resolution authorizing Lieut.. Henry
X. Lemly, U.S.A., to accept position under
the government OF the Republic of Colombia
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w. Nj. SHusrEn & Soss
9le PENNSYLVANIA AVE-,

sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
are showing of the handsomest of
DRESS GOODS to be found in this market, compris-
ing BLACK and COLORED SILKS of every descrip
tion Of the newest styles which they will take pleas
ure in showing. and you will not be inportuned to
buy If you not suited
We call particular attention to our stock Of INDIA
PRINTED SILKS. Of which have elegant
sortment comprising the styles Of this seasons
importation. and at very moderate prices
BLACK aROS GRAIN sILkS in every grade from
IS cents to $3.50 per yard and endless variety Of
beautiful SPRING wOOLEN DRESS GOODS. and at
very moderate prices for the class OF goods
Also splendid assortment Of PLAIN COLORED
CAsHMERES all of the most desirable shades in
the market ranging from so cents per yard up, COM
prising side bands and handsome borders to match, all
of which are selling rapidly.
We also call attention to the handsomest line of
SCOTCH GINGHAMS with borders match, which
you will fail TO appreciate if wish servceable
and handsome summer dress that will give you good
service All of our FRENCH PRINTED sATINES
are now marked down to % cents per yard and our
REMNANTS will now be sold at l21s cents per yard,
former price So and 40 cents.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, $3.50, ,43S; customs. Ss07, 1861.
ToDAY's BOND OFFERS were $4,000 and ell.
600 registered As at 122
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in
cluded Senators Culiom and Plumb, Represent
atiyes Hopkins, Wallace, Walker and Carter,
Maj. Gen. Fremont and Mr.. Chas. A. Moore of
BROOKLYN
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BARBER 4 ROSS.
SOLE WASHINGTON AGENTS
FOR WRIGHT 4 DITSON'S
LAWN TENNlS
ap5-1m

&SDR. CHARLES T. HAGNER HAS RE-
49, moved his Office aud residence from 1907 H
81. to 1744 NJ st. Once hours and telephone humber
have not been changed.
Hours . to 10; to 2; "a to ). Telephone No e5I.
Amy message sent to the shoreham Drug Store will
be teiephoned At once splo-lms
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MIR. Hopkins Renominated.

ELGIN, ILL, May A j. Hopkins was
unanimously nominated for Congress by the
republican convention OF the fifth district held
here yesterday.
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Two pretended customers dashed out Of the
jewelry store of Niche Bros, Cincinnati with
a tray containing diamond ring valued at s5, 900
and escaped
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K~A & GAEp
business in small way and each succeeding year
the largest portion Of the ice supply needed. MIR.
Cerzue one Of the largest ice deal,r in thu country
the Penobsc9t River Ice Gomlany, from which hal
The Penobscot river has its source in the rocky
mountains of Maine-iew cities line its course to the
rapid current get excellent ice free from air and
ipury. and its deep channel admits the largest
and mine, retail or aisIribatns liant known as tie
coS ICE n wa. dseded ,er Ssawee US to
to be thereafter known the American Ice Conn any.
coal business. During the past winter have built
an additional elevator the larges IA the state OF Maine,
aud are nOw adding twenty thousand ton house,
lnahing our storage capacity on the Penobscot over
We have the best and deepest loading berths at our
warves ON the PeDobscot river where there has
yet been f.mre IN The suppl Of ice Here in Wash
most valuable wharf property IN the city, where the
With ample storage houses ice and yard room for
coal, wood, laths, Sc the same management and fair
treatment OF our numerous and increasing patrons
Ihe parade Of our 40 red ice wagons through our
Show our patrons that we are well equiIped
Our capital stock is sl3oOOO, win sl IA. 900 paid
and none for sale 1t present The business of the
Bangor end Will earn this (Which of course is
% o yea Hes SRs @ sTs e Dp 1 it 70 ds
own even witt excessive freights against us.
will say now, Tor the benefit of certain parties that
mold the controlling Interest, i'll this young and Wig
orous COM pany ana Sustained in the policy that
has marked its in this city by directors and
ckholders.
Mr. Frank H. Clergue. our President. and Mr.. Chas.
f. Jied, Penobscot Manager well known gen
tlenen of the highest character and business enter
prise. 1 shall eiliieayor to manage the Washington
business to merit continued confidence
Hon. John Lynch. John Miller, Il. Y. AtLee, o. c.
Donahoo J. G. Tayler, Geo. L. Budd Frank SchwarZ,
W J Lown. Geo. h. welch John J.. Vogt and Chas H.
Fowler some of our Washington stock holders.
Pespcctfglly tSigned) f. NJ. WILLIS,
mI-:t WASHINGTON Manager American Ice Co.
ave MANUFACTURE THE CLOTHES WE
sell. We trace success and increasing
business selling clothing of tre,
of absolute reliable Quality quoting consistent prces
ard winning the confidence of the people by straight
forward methods. Clothing for all sizes from four
years sndup. NOAH WALKER co. 625 Pa. ave
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New York's new one-cent daily paper the Eree-
ing Graphic, appeared yesterday. The editors
and publishers are western journalists. II will
be republican in politics.
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SPECIAL CASH BARGAINS

SPECIAL CASH BapoArss
FIRST-CLASs DHi GOODS.
Beautiful GinghAIns, dress STYLES Sc. To 25c.
Lovely ChalEes. late designs. &C. to 2oc.
Exquisite atnes, l21xc Heal French, :5c.
NSiusOok and sheer India Linons, %. to l5c.
Yard vide Henrietta Cloths. 25c. to J0c.
Novelty Sldeband Dress Goods reduced TO DOC.
lOusiale Cambria. genuine. SSsc.
lD-i Sl-cting low Is lie.
DE-. Marner'S and Balls Corsets. gsIc.
The Monarch SHIRT. Sec.: worth SLY
Gloves. Hosiery, collars and Cuffs. Handkerhiefs
~, AZ bottom prices
Ou- entire stock Lovely Goods 9 sacrihce. Call
ary and secure barxains
BROpHEAD co,
S07 81 tMssonic Temple,.
Established lsez sSo&t'
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Pensions FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid navy.
twenty years service, Jos. Andrews: increase.
I.emuel Bursley, VIM. King (navy). Samuel
McClane Soldiers Home), Robert C. Crooks
and Richard NJ. Dittrick; reissue, Julius Hack
(SOldiers' Home)
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80 1T is A FACT.

a. 1T is A FACT.
1t makes wonderful change
i'll coat and vest to rebind
them, put on new buttons,
press them up, &c. Look yours
over. You may be saved buy
ing new one. have opened
place adjoining my present
establishment especially to do
busheling. Best work at low
est prices. A postal will do if
you cannot come yourself.
I'll send up.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON
mI Cor. 9th and G SITS. nw
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TUESDAY APRIL 20. 1890
FLOUR, FLOUR. FLoUR!n
BIG BARGAINS IN FLOUR.
Flour has ADVANCED. but we continue OLD
PRICES for oay or longer Hence ths advantage
Of turning in your orders QUICK
ELPHONZo YoUNGs COMPANY.
AS Ninth st.
P.s-vhOissAle Agents Of Cleveland's Baking Pow
DER and Van HOuten's Cocoa both of which are fully
Recommended E.Y.C.
APIS
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x BUILDERS EAchANGb' i.5, g ST
recslySd zee until NAY lS9 Qr the purchase Of the
ORGAN now in the 18th Street Baptist Church. For
further information apply to THOS. }. KING, Secre-
tary, Builders Exchange. myl-3t'
HS THE UNDERSIGNED TAXES PLEAS
- ure in announcing To his friends that he has
THIS day entered into cOpartnership with Mr. +. G.
Stevens for the purpose OF tTansactg general real
estate. stock and security business. Mr. Stevens
member OF the Washington stock Exchange and
cordially commend him To all who may favor us with
their orders. WM. h. GUkLEf, 1883 + II. NV,
Adams Building. May l. 1890 myl-3
HrS,OFFICE OF COLLECI0R OF TAXES. DIS
g. trict of Columbia, Washington, May ],
1880 The attention OF ta1payers is called TO the
levied for the year ending June 80 1890 real and
personal property. The second halt Of such where
not previously paid. Will become due and payable on
first day of May and not pud before the first day of
June ensuing shall thereupon he in arrears and de-
hnquent, ana penalty of two per centum upon the
amount thereof shall he added and the same. .th
other taxes due aud III i'll be listed tor adyer
tisement and tax sale III the prescribed by
isting law. BY order of the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia. Attest: l.. g. DAVIS. Collec-
tor of Taxes, ID. G. myl-21t
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BODIES OF IMMIGRANTS Who ARE on THEIR WAY
HERE.-Assistant Secretary Batcheller has di-
rected the collector at New York not TO allow
the landing of bodies of immigrants who have
died OH their way from Europe to this country
on shipboard. The bodies must be kept aboard
ship and either returned to Europe or be buried
at sea.
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The PUBLIC DEBT SIATEMENT.-The monthly
public debt statement issued from the Treasury
Department yesterday shows a decrease in the
debt amounting to S7,636 9O1 during the pas.
month OF April. and for the ten months of the
current fiscal year SCI, 1855 The total debt
today, less cash in the Treasury is s10l5,-
40, and of this amount S797, ,S02 0S2, is
bonded Indebtedness.
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0SROCHDALE COOP SOCIETY OF THE
49, DIST. or COL
Members OF this society informed that the new
Trade Cards and Lists, improved and extended are
now ready for issue.
Members will return the old green) card with their
address written the faCe TO OF those named
below and obtain the new Oh payment of the proper
fee. There being 1000 members who should OBJ
tain the card before April Both instant prompt
Is advisable The Old card is OF no benCt after
Aprii 50. W. HARSHA, Secretary,
y0J ST., Cash Room Treasury Dept, and at 7O5
10th ST.. ut noon and ut o'clock pm
a. 7. Longley. prest. S06 st ne, Agr'l Dept.
Smith Thompson. yP 1929 n nw.,AG. o, War Dep
l.. c. Fawcett, t03 Mass. ne, 4th Aud. Office
J. +. McCabe ~ 81 st. n.e.r P.O. Dept.
W. smith, IL d Is ST. s.w.. y. VI .G.U.
l. Il. Hunt, 1910 81. NV, 9th Aud Office.
J.. E. Grldley, 700 l. ST NV, Reg. Office. Treasury.
John Morrison. ii X st IL. W, Pension Office.
John FINN, olS I'D st Il. W. Ago.
e. B Sayer surgeon Generals Office.
Edwd. Sa1tUn. 12J II 81. Cow. Printing Office.
j. G. Brown, 1th st. and RI ave. DRUG StCrel.
Oliver DufOur. Cashiers Room, City Post Office.
John II. Jones, 1875 9th 81. W., sigma! Office.
Dr. l. l. Corbin. Second Auditors Office.
j. VI. Andrus l54O Columbia ST., Gil o., Int. Dept.
j. J. Page. l2lO St NV. tGrocerl.
y. Young. $40 spruce st, sly. DIV Treasy. Dept
". II WOmersley. l126 NV. Of kev. Mar, Treas.
Frank Sbley, 105 10Th St E.w.. Cigar Store.
By order Of the executive committee
apI2-lm j. W HAl.sHA. Secretary.
RS SPECIAL notice.
g. desire TO inform my friends and the pub
lie that viii continue to handle the highest grade
OdOrless XXX Napoc Fluid which gave entire salts
faction 10 many customers last season. Awaiting
your valued orders, remain respectfully,
CHAS. L HODGkIN, 9l9 9TH ST. W.
Five gallons delivered 40 cents. app I'm
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BURcHELI,s
FAMILY TEA.
(SPRING LEAD
At SOC. spound
Try II - Iced
Tea II Will sur
Pass any TeAyou
ever drank.
n W, BURCHELL
l326 i 81 NV