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speech as remarkable and declared
that Mr. Patterson was the first man
to find fault with the protection given
To the American vessels In the coast
wise and lake business.
Mr. Gallinger said he had seen no
lobby In the interest OF the shipping
bin nor had he heard threats. He add
ed that the company was losing from
5000 900 TO 100000 year.
Mr. Perkins also defended the Oceanic
company saying that Mr.. Patterson
had impeached the patriotism OF most
estimable men. He confirmed the re-
port that the companies were losing
largely because OF the subventions TO
foreign companies, and that It had
been suffering losses for 10 or 10 years.
Mr.. Perkins called attention to the
disparity between the cost OF operating
oceans. saying that bages and the cost
of fuel were both greater
At the conclusion OF this debate a bill
authorizing the treasury to investigate
certain Missouri state war claims was
passed. At Az the senate adjourned
until Monday.
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FOUND GUILTY OF
C0NCEALlNG ASSETS.

New York, Feb. 3.-After a trial last
ing week, Richard Cohen, Simon l..
Simpson and Isador Mann were found
guilty by jury in the United States
district court yesterday on indictments
charging the concealment OF assets
from the trustee In bankruptcy with
intent to defraud creditors and conspir-
ing against the government \ rec
ommendation for mercy was made In
the case OF Mann. The men will be
sentenced by Judge Holt today. The
penalty is a fine of not more than Sl0,-
900 nor less than $1,000, and Jail sem
tence of not more than two years
This Is the first conviction Of the kind
ever secured 1t took the government
nearly two years TO gather the evil
dence In the case. The defendants were
indicted by the United States grand
jury March 2, 1905. The alleged conspir-
acy began about three months prior to
March Is, 1904, on which date a petit
ton In bankruptcy was filed against the
American Wire & Steel Bed company.
The president OF this concern was ST.
mon l.. Simpson. on March 2S, 1904,
petition was filed against Richard Co.
hen, who was In the furniture BUSH
ness. Cohen is brother-ln-law Of
Simpson.
The creditors caused an examination
of the affairs OF the bankrupts to be
made. The investigation, II In charged,
uncovered the facts that the liabilities
OF the two concerns aggregated over
$4,000, while the assets at the time OF
the failure only amounted to about
$1,000. the major portion having disap-
peared, Isadore Mann, who Is cousin
OF both debtors, II was further charg-
ed, was brought on from New Haven,
Conn, whore he resided, TO assist In
the failures by taking over assign
ments OF all the outstanding accounts
OF the American Wire & Steel Bed COM
pany and arranging to ship a large part
Of Cohen's stock to Boston. Cohen, In
the meanwhile. II Is said. has been
buying all the merchandise that he
could get, and rs fast as he received II
he got rid of 1t by selling out at low
prices so as TO convert II readily into
cash. conceallng some Of II in various
places In the city and vicinity and ship
ping the remainder TO Boston. While
Cohen was thus engaged, Simpson was
equally so, and a month before the
failure was announced, II was alleged
kept his factory working both day and
night and shipped to his friends many
thousands of dollars worth OF springs,
beds, touches. etc However no record
was kept of where the goods went or
to whom they were shipped. Counsel
summing up In behalf OF the defendant
argued that the action OF his clients
was not contrary TO the provisions OF
the bankruptcy law, and declared that
Instead OF being concealed the proper.
~ had been disposed Of at public sale.
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and In the hands of the insurance com
pahies cannot, In the opinion OF the
convention be reduced To uniform
basis and must he governed with refer
ence to conditions. A standard form OF
Insurance policy to the exclusion OF all
other forms, to be adopted by state leg
islntures. was declared advisable.
On the other matters referred to the
committee on resolutions. acting was
deferred for further consideration.
After the adjournment OF the con-
Yention Insurance Commissioner Drake
OF the District OF Columbia, at whose
instance the convention was called, said
that everything that could be desired
had been accomplished AT best" he
said IAN that could be hoped for Mt
this gathering was work OF prellmIn-
airy character and that has been done,
At the adjourned meeting feel conf
dent the fruits OF out sowing will be
reaped. | consider the outcome very
satIsfwactory."
California, Colorado, oklahoma,
Washington. Wyoming and Hawaii
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NATIONAL INSURANCE
CONVENTION RESULTS.

r, on'oaso' Feb, 2.-Delegates to the
aa''onsl Insurance convention emhod.
., 'Ceay 'he results OF their two DAVIS
" ue'oelation IN a set OF comnroho,,
n resolutions, which was subscr,hea
sts,:. ,ne committee as a whole sis
resolS S toted against the adoption NJ Tho
tlva 'V s. ana 20 voted In The afIirn,a1
Wa lue state OF New York u,hiot
esta. presented, did not vote its Az
10 49, otVlarlng that they did NOT caro
leg,siarn 'ss an opinion recomme,dIns
Of M WV until after the preaAntatlon
lea y" 'epoft OF the Armstrong commit
,erriio, 'u.ufe policies Of the states ana
ton NJ represented In the CONVEX
Il WIS commlttd To- conr,s, 49, GU
N. ,inhers' the power he,ng 80, vi
Inar.oNlnlttee, however ia sria W
commnea as u deems proper This
viii be- sphsso prepare a report which
viii he SSuIpInltted at a meeting which
next meat, I.u ~ The same time as tha
eurnmiss's OF the National Ins,Ira noe
tine In s,oheIs' which WIN be Soma
N. Wols ep'emher in Washington. r
The commit, california Is a member ~
TEN ., ,,, resolutions adopted tho 40.
O. tba ,us insurance commonly 49,,
dsnnss0 slerred dividend Man wos 49," Wv, u
Operate ana declared 10 he uni,,s 80 ~.
sgrsns ~ AZ annual accouhtine ~ ~ ~,
,oransr wv ,ehus IT. the hands of ,ns,ran Wv
'entlop Ssc, Sss indorset and the con.
,rnmeat ~ ' ,s for a plan for the row
BY each ,ii.n.svurance companies where
direct yo flcoa,'I,yholder shall have more
aaalrs Of ~ N The management OF The
fmds hias.er Of Investment n, ,,o
'0ns'ng to the policy-hold ,s
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William Headen, former American con-
sui at Pueblo, Mexico, and Is now liv
ing with her brother William ii.
Headen.
For the last three weeks detectives
have been searching for the missing
man. but no trace has been found OF
him since he left PGchuca IN the south
ern part OF Mexico, where his wife last
located him, She fears that he has
been killed by Mexican bandits, as he
was known to have a large sum Of
money. He was the auditor of the
Pan-Ameridan department OF the
Mexican railway.and was a well known
man IN that section.
Mr. Headen said last night:
MY sister Ruth was married to Mr..
Ellsworth in San Antonio, Tex, on
Sept. 20 last Six weeks later, while
they were at Pueblo II was decided
that my sister should be brought 20
New York to procure medical atten-
tion.
Mrs. Ellsworth went to Mexico City
on Nov. II 20 arrange for transporta-
ton, saying he would be back in a cou-
pie Of days. He went away on Friday,
and the following Monday telegraphcd
that he had been detained. AS Moth
ing was heard from him for several
days after that my sister went 10
Mexico City and discovered at the San
Carlos hotel where he had been stay
Ing that he had left there on Mon
day, She also learned that he had
drawn several thousand dollars from
his bank, and had gone ostensbly, to
Pachuca.
she hurried TO that place. only 20
find that nothing was known OF him
there. She remained several days
making Inquiries everywhere. Then
she returned to Pubic and last month
came back to Brooklyn
AT times Mr. Ellsworth complained
OF severe headaches, ana il Is possible
he may have wandered away while
mentally deranged. II Is possible also
that he may have fallen into the hands
OF bandits
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FISH HATCHERY
RHlRVEBER COUNTY
c,.eovernor Heber N. Wells and
Associates Form Big Plsca-
toriaI Concern.
rlxs WILL HAVE BIG TIME.
-. Jubilee and Polite Vaude-
ru,c~ Friday and saturday Next
Fifth Ward Musicale

ogden. Feb. IA 100000 corporation ' ION
hean organized in ogden Tor tne
~. ,,nl,.bment Of fish hatchery The
es In,os Of Incorporation OF the con-
o. ~ witch is to be known as inc ROCKY
, ,,.ant,,n Trout company have oeeh
%0 ylth the county clerk. The pusi-
n n.., pursuit Of the company win De 70
,,ahli.b and conduct fish ma'chery
- huntsville ON one of the branches,
yea, .. ~ ogden river. and TO buy ana
OF 'H e.c. The business Is capitai-
s 'ls 10, n, 100000 divided into shares OF
ne' ny, value of 81 ench ana Already
tne = ,hores Of the stock have been
@ ,,Ssc,ibed for and the balance VIII
:. Seld as treasury stock. The officers
y. ~, h., company are Francis NJ. Lyman
~ U,esilent; Chester e. Coulter wee
m prssiSent. Hugo D. Wells, secretary,
prd ueber NJ. Wells, treasurer ana
%Sy with Adam l.. Peterson form the
h ,o., of dire, The other incor-
" "opa,ors are Ruon S. Wells, r. $. Joyce
and A A, Wenger
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were among those who voted for the
resolutions. and the vote Of Kansas was
negative.
Immediately after the adoption of the
report the convention adjourned 10
meet at a time and place to be deter
mined by the executive committee OF
tn National Insurance commissioners,
the conventlan to be held at the same
time as the convention of the National
Insurance commissioners. The time
and place of the latter Is now set for
Washington In September but both
time and place are subject to change.
The committee Of Is which is to pre-
pare the report on proposed changes in
present insurance methods Will report
at the meeting to be held hereafter.
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DISTRICT COURT CASES.
Short Course In Agriculture In b. Y
Universlty-ProNo News Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Co., Feb. IA damage
suit brought by Gust Anton against the
r. O. W. Ry. company is now being
tried IN the Fourth district court. Plain
tff, who was a section hand employed
by the defendant company at Cotton.
July 20 1904. alleges that rail was
carelessly dropped by order of the fore
man In such manner that plaintiffs
foot and leg were bruised and crushed
and that Il was impossible for plaintiff
to prevent the injury. For which he
asks $4,000 damages The defendant
company denies carelessness and re.
sponslbility.
against Franklin ID. Haymore and 9TH
ers TO quiet title TO real estate near
Payson, the title being defective
through q mistake in description In the
deed to Longabaugh.
The case Of William Bawdeu VS.. the
y @ W. Ry company has been set for
March 5.
Suit for divorce on the ground OF
failure to provide has been commenced
By Mrs. Mary Thomas OF Springville,
sgalnst David Thomas. Plaintiff asks
Tor attorney fees allmony and costs.
me parties were married at SPRING
vile Oct q 1903.
SHORT COURSE ~ AGRICULTURE.
There was a good attendance AZ the
PRIESTHOOD meeting held here yesterday.
PRESIDENTS Keller arG John spoke OF
me condition Of the stake, and OF the
n s OF training the young In Church
PRESIDENT Brmhal of the Brigham
Vals university described the in
Gusirlal work being done IN tho insti-
luton especially In the line OF agrl-
..uluIe and stated that 1t was the
Intention Of the university 10 offer a
Su' weeks course in agriculture for
sle s dement, OF the farmers Of this re-
solomon Clyde of springvllle was
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Public is Aroused.

The public Is aroused to knowledge
OF the curative merits of that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
II. Walters. Of 54j ST. Clair avenue, CO.
lumbus, o., writes For several months
/ was given up to die. | had fever
and ague, my nerves were wrecked;
cdild not sleep, and my stomach was
so weak, from useless doctors drugs,
that | could not eat. Soon after begin
ming to take Electric Blttets, obtained
relief, and in a short time ! was en-
tirely cured" Guaranteed at u. c. NJ.
l.. drug store, ll2-ll4 south Main street;
price Doc
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CONSUMPTION
PREVENTED.

ing catarrh before 1t reaches the lungs.
The tendency Of catarrh of the throat
or head is to spread downward to tho
lungs.
lftaken in time, Peruna will prevent
these cases.
We have in our files many testimon-
ials from people who thought they
were victims of consumption, but have
been permanently relieved by tho
faithful use Of Peruna. thus showing
that catarrh was really the cause OF
their ailments.
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"a SURE
PREVENTATlVE."

of Peruna. Two or three times year |
am troubled with my throat.
~ always had TO have the services Of
my physician two or three times in each
case.
although user OF Peruna, | never
thought of taking 1t for my throat until
about two years ago.
~ tried Peruna TO check It, and to my
great delight was not troubled with
the smothered and choked feeling aud
never have since.
81 can check 1t every time with
Peruna.
81 certainly would not be without
Peruna one minute
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II oday 5 Ogden News

mental and vocal selections. The host
ess served delicious REFRESHMENTS The
next meeting VIII be held February
Is at the home OF Mrs. Dan Hamer
Ga Twenty-third street The guests Of
the club were Mrs. Piper and Mrs. Il.
Y. Stanford.
Welded OVER A MONTH.
Although welded over a month ago,
J. o. Blosser and Miss Jesse Hill, two
well known young people OF Ogden,
succeeded in keeping the affair a secret
until now, when the facts became
known, and they are Just receiving
CONGRATULATIONS. The young people
stole away from home on Dec. II. 1905.
and went to Pennington, where they
secured license and the marriage GER
emony was performed by Elder George
Blood county treasurer Of Davis coun-
ty. Mr.. Blosser Is a we'll known young
business man Of this city, and the
young lady is the daughter OF Mrs.
Lee and very charming bride.
The county clerk has granted IL
cense to we'd to William NJ Piggott 43,
and Mrs. Eliza ii. Brotherton, ~. both
OF Ogden.
TROUBLE IN ELECTRIC AVENUE.
The police were called to Electric av-
enue near midnight last night by
telephone call stating that "a man had
shot one OF the inmates OF one OF the
cribs. sergt. Plncock and Officers
Vance and Richard Pincock responded.
They learned that d man had entered
the apartment of a French girl and be-
cause she would not do as he demanded
he pulled a pistol and fired at her.
The man had poor aim rs the bullet
struck the wall several feet from the
woman. After firing the shot he He'd
out into the darkness and made good
his escape. The sound CAUSED eonsid-
cradle excitement in the French quar-
ter OF the alley, and the woman be-
came hysterical.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Toy Smith, the coored man. who WAS
charged with stealing $500 from the
Banquet restaurant, WAS discharged
by Judge Murphy. but was ordered out
Of town. The evidence was insufficient
to convict.
"The Missouri Girl" will be played
tonight at the Grand Opera House, and
tomorrow night Ten Nights In Bar
Room" Monday night Manager Grant
has set for the appearance OF Alberta
Gallatln in Cousin Kate"
A large number of Ogden people went
TO Salt Lake last evening to hear the
Savage Grand opera company.
Chief Of Police Browning received ~
telephone message from the county at
torney OF Silver Bow county, Mont,
asking for the facts concerning the con-
fesslon made to Detective Pender and
sergt. Pincock by Giadney and his
wife, who were arrested here, wanted
at Butte for robbery The local officers
will no doubt be subpoenaed as Wit
nesses In the case.
John Littleheld pleaded not guilty
to assault with deadly weapon In the
Second district court.
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Mrs. Frances Wilson, 82 Nelson street,
Clinton, Mass, writes;
chad you seen me at the time Of my
Illness and now, you would not wonder
that / take delight in sounding the
praises of Peruna.
"My ailment was q severe cold which
attacked tho bronchial tubes and lungs.
"Ifollowed your special directions and
after using six bottles of Peruna was
on my feet again.
~ think Peruna o wonderful medi-
cine.n
All colds, coughs, bronchitis, laryngi-
It's and tonsilitis should be treated az
catarrh, as they are in reality catarrh.
The success of Peruna In relieving
these cases entirely depends upon the
fact that Peruna is a catarrh remedy.
1t relieves catarrh wherever located
in the system. Whether in the throat,
bronchial tubes or lungs.
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HENRY MERRIAM ELLSWORTH.
His Mysterious Disappearance Causes
His Wife Anxiety,

New York. Feb 3-The mysterious
disappearance In Mexico Of Harry Mer-
Ram Ellsworth, formerly Of Brooklyn,
has led his bride. now I'm Brooklyn, to
ask the assistance OF the state depart
ment az Washington in the search FOR
her husband.
Mrs. Ellsworth r. the daughter of
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JUBILEE AND VAUDEVILLE.
rlks Preparing for Great Time Friday
And saturday Next.

ogden Feb. 3.-The ,Elks are going
IA nave big time in Ogden next Fri
Ssv and .t'Irday evenings when they
,jce their Monster Jubilee and Polite
Vaudeville" The members of the local
,odge have been rehearsing nightly
Tor SOME time past and promSe all
Who witness the productions that they
viii get their moneys worth and more
10 over 100 Ogdenites, members OF the
edge will take part In the produce
ton,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS,

Who are In the theological department,
can get the material they want In the
Doctrine and Covenants In one neatly
compact volume at reasonable price
In Prof Evans book
"ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF NOR
MONiSM"
The work has been approved by the
Deseret Sunday School Union Board,
for use in the Sunday schools of the
Church II gives the foundations for
the revelations.
Cloth, $3.50, half leather, $500, post
paid.
THE DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
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DRoBABLY every case of consump
il tton herins with n cold

DRoBABLY every case of consump.
! ton begins with cold
Consumption is generally classed as
hereditary disease, but consumption
is not hereditary.
A constitutional weakness Is inherited
which renders one liable to consump.
tion.
Even people who have strong lungs
may acquire consumption from cold
Mrs. Addie Harding, 12l W. Brighton
Ave-, Syracuse, N. y, writes:
~ have been user Of Peruna for the
last twelve years and can truthfully
say that there is no better medicine on
earth.
"With me 1t Is a sure preventative for
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One Of the greatest reasons why the
public should take an interest IN this
great social and joyous event IL that
the funds derived from il will be used
for charitable purposes, and many OF
those who may need assistance will be
helped by the lodge. The Grand Opera
House has been engaged for the event.
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SERVICE OF SONG.
Fine Musical Program In Fifth Ward
Sunday Evening.

Ogden, Feb. IA beautiful song GER
vice is to be given Sunday evening IN
the Fifth ward meetinphouse comnenc-
ing mt o'clock. under the ausnIres Of
the Y, NJ. and Y. l.. M. l. A. of the
ward. Elder Levi Edgar Yonng viii
deliver lecture on Faust and the
following excellent musical program
viii be rendered:
"My Faith I'm Thee" - Wells
mot a Sparrow Falleth ....., Ait
Sweet Shirt Hear NV Praper''
Wallace
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CONSUMPTION
WAS FEARED.


"a woman recommended Peruna TO
me two years ago. began TO take
peruna and now l am perfectly free
from a cough.
81 am glad to say that Peruna cured
me entirely. take Peruua occasion
ally when do not feel we'll and ] also
give It TO my children.
"Peruna is the best medicine for
coughs and colds. i have told many
people how much Peruna has helped
me.r
A neglected cold is a well.worn path
TO consumption.
Many person catches cold and pays
no attention toit.
He scarcely RECEIVERS from the first
cold when he takes the second.
Stll he gives 1t no heed and possibly
takes another cold, and so on.
He doses himself with bromides,
quinine and various expectorants.
His case Is catarrh, at this stage, and
his case should be treated as catarrh.
A common cold is acute catarrh.
Finally, il the cold is allowed to con
tinue, IL becomes chronic catarrh.
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P0PULISM Is NOT DEAD
IN STATE OF KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 1.-The Populst
Central committee decided tonight 10
hold meeting at the call Of the state
chairman when the policy Of the party
will be decided on.
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"Keep
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder

and use it twice every day. II
preserves, brightens and whitens
good teeth, and keeps the bad ones
from getting any worse" That's
what the dentists say.
In Laudy metal cans or bottles, ESQ.
D. Graves Tooth Powder Co.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

Alex Hedquist and w. II. Lee, with
their families, will leave for southern
California Monday, TO be gone for sew
eral months IN quest of health and re-
creation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Twelves Mr..
and Mrs. L. Q. Taft and Mr.. Adam
Anderson are among the Provo people
who Will Join the Elks on their ex-
cursion to Los Angeles on the 10TH
Lewis Morrison appeared In Faust"
last evening In the Opera House before
very appreciative audience. The
company IL n well balanced one. and
Miss lne2 Forman as Marguerite was
especially a favorite.
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This Day In History.
FEB. 3rd.


1901 Joseph Eccleston Johnston.
Confederate general born
near FarmvIlie, Va; died
1881.
lsll--Horace Greeley horn In
Amherst, y, H.; died 1879.
1s7i-Lunslilc VI. king OF Ha-
wait, died IN Honolulu; born
1855, succeeded by ka-kaua,
Lunal!ll was the FIRST king
OF Hawaii after the eXtlnc-
ton OF the line OF Kameha-
meha. the founder " the ma
ton. lie died after reigning
one year. kamchameha
founded the kingdom In l,96,
William Alfred Bucking-
ham. war governor OF Con-
uectlcut, died IN Norwich;
born In Lebanon lSA.
1875 Theodore Dwight Welde.
prominent anu-slavery agita-
tor OF New England, died AT
Hyde Park. Mass born 1904,
ieoo-Gen, ". w. Averell. noted
Federal cavalry leader dur
Ing the Civil war died Al
Bath, y T., born 1892
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Goods at your own price. I. X. l..
Furniture Co, Removal sale.
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SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY co.
Developing, Finishing Main and 3rd SO.
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II has saved q
multitude Of peo-
pie from consump-
ton by eradicat-
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Or. ]. Boyd Gordon, Dentist, 25s S. Main
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on the tables Of all nrst class cafes
and homes-Vienna Bakery Bread
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colds and many
other ills. In my
home can always
be found n bottle