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MIR. McKennan of Pa .
a Wing.

Mr.. McKennan asked leave 10 offer a resolu-
ton declaring II is expedient TO pass another rev.
enue bill, The same as that tohich igas passed and
returned by The President oih the exception OF the
27M cause, which repeats the twenty per cent
protiso of the distribution act, and so modified 10
make tea and coffee imported in american vessels
free from duty aud inslrucng the Committee OF
Ways and Means 10 report the same with all con-
venont dispatch.
Mr.. Bous (Wnig) moved call of tho House,
which was ordered. l92 members were collect
ed and farther proceedings in the call were dis
pensed with.
Mr.. Gwin (loco) objected 10 the resolution. Mr.
McKennsn (Whig) moved n suspension of tho
rules for its reception; nsgatived, Yeas l0S Nays
95-two thirds not voting therefor.
Here the very bill which has been passed this
session was proposed leaving out The very clauses
on account of which our locofocos say their par
~ voted against it, viz. the 9th section ION the
public lands) and the tax on tea and coffee; and
yet 90 only a5 iOcOtOcO members pOted in favor of
The motion! Thus are the false preIences of the
locOioco presses most thoroughly swept away by
the votes of their own party.
Next came a ocofoco, the very gentleman who
moved 10 reduce the duty on coarse wool TO one
Ter cent. and who, in his speech on that motion,
objected to the new Wing Tariff that sit would
pronote the interest of the wealthy sheep grow
erm 1t will he seen that he wants nothing but
mere revenue tariff.
Mr.. CHARLES BROWN moved suspen-
sion OF the rules for The reception of a resolution
that the House forthwith take up in Committee
of tho Whole OH the Union the bill egazing
twenty per cent. dnly since 30Ih June, and so
amend The bill as to produce a tariff OF duties TO
yield sufficient revenue for an economical admin
islralion Of government, and that it take prece-
dence of all other business until disposed oil
The rules were not suspended ll3 Nays
Sl-two thirds not voting therefor.
Then came a motion by Mr. Lane (WhIg) to
reconsider the vote on Mr.. McKennans motion,
above given-carred 1870 to TO-
The question Then recurring on suspsnding the
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Proceedings in the
House,

We now come TO the proceedngsin the House
since the Veto. Immediately after that document
was read MIR G. J. lngerso of Pa, locofoco
gave notice Of the following which we copy from
the New York Journal of Commerce
"a bill to provide revenue from imports;
See. /. Provides that, from and after the pas
sage of his Act, the same duties upon imports
shall be levied collected and paid, and under the
same laws rules and regulations which were col
eced and paid, between Jan. Ist, 1893, and the
last day Of Dsc. 1899 under the provisions OF tho
Act Of 1893 that is, The Compromise Act
"Sec. 2d. That, OH the importation of all arti-
Giles subject to duty Of 20 per cent ad yaloreur,
under the provisions of the Act Of l641, entitled
" An act relating to duties end drawbacks" there
shall hereafter lie levied aud collected and paid a
duty OF so per cent. nd yaorem except upon rail
road iron, which shaIl be subject to the same rate
Of duty MS bar or bolt iron Of similar anuiacture
under the LIST section OF this act butnoihing here
IN contained shall he 90 construed as to deprive
ny State or incorporated company which shall
have imported railroad iron prior TO the ID day
Of March next, of the benefit and advantage Sc
cured TO them by the provisions Of the said Act
of Sep. lS4l."
In reference TO this proposition, the Washing.
ton correspondent OF the Jour. of Commerce says;
81 now learn thnt the Pennsylvania and some
Juc New York Democrats are in favor of it, bat
there is no reason as yet 10 besre that i0iH conci
late The support Of The majority Of The Democratic
party; still less the Wings"
Here, then, ID the assertion that even this bill,
as poor as it is, cannot receive the support of the
oco(ocos the Wings of course generally being
against it, not being protection chougb. So the
vo,o shows; when Mr.. moved TO suspend the
rules TO rece,ve this bill there were only 43 nyes
viz 4 Tylerites, Wings, aud 81 locos and of
these ocoiocos it seems that Some voted for The
motion out Of mere courtesy, while they WOULD
NOT VOTE FOR THE BILL, because ii is TOO
PROTECTIVE. For incon,roverliblc proof wo
offer the following letter, published in the WASH
ington Globe. 1t was written by A NORTH
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The new Tariff too good
for Protection.

MIR. CALHOUN addressed the Senate. lie
SAN, me VII D, 1913 mas oeeh ca'.Sa p' OF a.
10 ,"nrse hsc,nse !, ;s mora one,o,,s Iha ,,nr'
age duty under this bill, as estimated by the Clair
man of the Committee on Finance, would he a
pou' 90 l9r cent u" ."olen', in9 uu,y VI 'Ic
between ,ha two wo, 10 ner cent, md vnIorem
Other causes made this bill more onerous than
that oil 1873. In the hrst place. NE cash duties,
wn'eh no one e1l,a'eo q. '''U'1 en' '''an VI
oenr nj vnio,c,n All ,oo hs sn,c;6c d,t;.s
The prices have been much reduced within the
'as' fourteen vars p'onap'y ~ per CENT anu as
crensing the rate nd valorenL"-Speech, Aug. 5,
1912.
recall If ne iands (which would Weld ,brec mi.
lions There would have been no occasion for The
large amount Of duties which was imposed by this
WI, IT, same Speecn'
any vote here he knew that an angel from Heav-
EN- could not affect The opinions or action OF those
'na ,r ' ~ 'r",I' w. Lad ,nr7nr %'', s,r"
ged against heavier odds. BUT NOW WESEE
The WHOLE DEMOCRATIC PARTY raj
hea Under The banner o. FREE lNADE, Low
80 S'''as 500 a"' u %
, -,
"'' ~,w n,,T'',s
U ,,.m~ , " U"',r ""'
NAM =" "''''
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MORE FACTS I
LoCoFoCo LIES ANNinILATEDl


We have heretofore given full history OF the
course Of parties in Congress on the Tariff bill
history drawn from the only authentic sources,
viz. the public documents and the proceedings in
Congress. In this history we have proved that
the locofoco party commenced the. war against
protection in 1892 continued it in 1883 when
they forced that compromise upon the country,
which came into full effect Oh the Both June last.
We have also shown that at tho extra session,
they opposed protection; opposed it MISC at The
opening of the present session and opposed it in
The committee of Ways and Means. We have
still further shown, that when the present bill was
reported, they opposed protection 10 ,0o0i in com
mitee OF the whole that they opposed the bill gem
orally MS being TOO PROTECTIVE and final.
ly, that every locofoco member in The Senate, and
all but one nhe House, voted aga INST the bill
In addition, we have also shown, by a compuri-
son of this Tariff with the existing law both us
to wool and various other Vermont interests that
the new Tariff would he highly advantageous to
Vermont-at any rate, infinitely better than the
existing law.
This brought us down 10 the passage Of the act
by both Houses. We shall now continue the his
tory, showing that since the Veto, The locoioco
pariy has shown the same invuCible
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Vile Deception.

No trick is too mean, no lNlsehood too glaring,
no deception too gross for The locoioco papers of
Vermont. We use hard language, but it is TRUE.
The proceedings Of lie House on wool have been
studlousy concealed from their readers; the
speeches Of their own members against protection
hive been suppressed and in defiance Of facts OF
the most overwhelming character, these presses
steadily persist in asserting, what they know TO be
false, that their party in Congress is for Protection
and The Wings against it. How, then, can We be
faithful TO an abused, betrayed, and deceived peo-
pie, it do not exhibit those presses in their true
light, aud speak OF them in plain language? ltis
our duty TO do so--and let this be the apology for
the rudeness AMI severity OF our speech. We
,rould speak Of them as honest but mistaken men
= but they force us TO treat them as knayes. As
n single instance Of wiIlul deception aye, kno,cn
TO be n wicked deception, when it was pennrd,-
take tho ioi WING from the lns Patriot.
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Hear j. 4. Calhoun !

We quote from the same paper of the same
date, giving account of Mr.. Calhoun's speech
on the Tariff delivered Immediately after The clap
trap amendments OF Benton g. Co. had been re-
ected by The Wings.
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the sentence oftheir constituents upon themselves
that the legislative power Of tho Union, crippled
and disabled MS it may now be, is about 10 pass,
renovated and revvihed by the will Of the Peo-
pie, into other hands upon whom will devolve the
task of providing that remedy for the public dis
distempers which their own honest aud agoniz-
ing energies have in vain enGeayored TO supply.
The power Of the present Congress to enact
laws essential TO the welfare of tie People hns
been struck with opoplexy by the Executive hand.
Submission to his will is tho only condition upon
which he will permit them to act. For the enact
mcnt Of n measure earnestly recommended Ivy
himself he forbids their action unless coupled with
condition declared by himself 10 be on subject
30 totally different that he will not suffer them to
he coupled in the same law. With that condition
Congress cannot comply. IN this state of things
he has assumed as the Committee fully believe,
The exercise Of the whole Legislative power to
himself, md is levying millions of money upon
the People without any authority Of law. But
the final ecison OF this question depends neither
upon Legislative nor executive, but upon judicial
authority, nor can the final decision of the Su.
preme Court uponit be pronounced before the
close Of the present Congress- In the mean limo,
the abusive exercise of the constitutional POW er of
the President to arrest the action of Congress up
on measures vital to the welfare of the people,
has wrought conviction upon the minds OF ma
jprity Of the Committee that the veto power itself
MUST be restrained and modified by an amend
meri of the Constitution itself, n resolution for
which they accordingly herewith respectfully re.
port.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
JNO. NJ. BOLTS,
JAMES COOPER,
X RAYNER,
TllOS. J. CAMPBELL,
TRUMAN SMITH,
f. GRANGER,
~. :. LANE,
JEREMIAH MORROW,
J. A. PE NRCE.

Resolved, by The Senate and House of Represen-
tntirts Of The United SiditSoC america IN Congress
assembled, too-thuds Of both Houses cOncuring
therein That the following amendment of the
Constitution Of the United States, in the seventh
section of the first article be- recommended TO the
Legislatures of the several States, which, on the
adoption OF the same by three iourhs Of the said
Legislatures, shall become part and parcel Of tho
Constitution:
Instead OF the words "two-lhrds," twice re-
praed in the second paragraph OF The said seventh
section substitute III both cases, the words a." u
majority Of the whole number"
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$4,000 a year.

To reduce Ereeuiire pO0er. The Wings are
redeelnng that pledge bill to reduce his great
power over The press has been already reported in
both Houses and an amendment limiting tho
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Edmund Burke of n. Ill.

ERN LOCOFOCO,
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

LA II T. . ~ Z r " N L . r
I)R. A. e. CASTLE has Paste for filing decaved hollow
teeth IL be into nder teeth without
pain OF iSsonyene.cs and with which become. mpae,ea
hhert9 painful and useless teeth sr,6eiay sound
feet in their respective for e-preveptR IN ALL
CASES the necessity Of Ladies the
terms as rs efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post
-" Is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
and Dr. Castle the
and ability" The New York AURORA says Il make rs
the teeth in all perfect for lfen The Sum-
Castle has much celebrity for his
Of hng the teeth" The gentlemen Of the
Medical Faculty, have peonsy tried and recommend Dr.:
Castles Paste for filling the teeth loothache Pills.
which put the aching TOOTH will effect permanent cure
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION-Dr.
c. Castle replaced by ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portions. Of the and lower
met with this terrible and casualty while in pursuit q
the Indians in Florida We have seen letters from Lieut. 8.
sonnstory Of this extraordinary cure and it entire success
Dr. Castle Is now ?? more q regret the
phse which be first introduced the notice Of the
and English A%s.:adon MI s,ough,op the
Y johnson. P,e;jdsn. e ths HsdieaI Society M.
field Dr. Beadle, Dr. Boyd, Dr. Buyer, Dr. Gheesmsn.
Dr. A. H. Stevens. Dr. Torev Dr.. Bayies, Dr. Wn cray
SON. &c &c. ne. Office 297 Broadway. de 1m~v
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ORRIs TOOTH yAsA-r,sys,ss t.s@ thses1.esl I r
Wash purely vesetbe preparation, posssssng the proper
ties leaaing the teetend mouth restoring he guns 70
healthy and unpleasant tzste odour
ranged state Of the stomach.
Il designed be used viii tooth brush and will be found
TO :apesede the necessy spows kserg the teeth clean
sad the OF the teeth.
particularly useful in OF spungy gums them
healthy and causg them around the
eeth In painful Of the teeth and arising from
cold will be fosnd highly beneficial II Is
cuery servceable the Ous Tooth Wash night
before retiring Thin NO thod recommended by emf
DENTISTS doing all particles of food which
nulate during the day eney removed and the mouth
kept through the night cleln and healthy
Sound toeIh and white the valuable portions
Il humanity; but how neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by all the
needed Among these W know OF pleasant
and ehectual than the On Todh Waf lit csanses and wh
tens the teeth strengthens the gums 6es the mouth and
the BREATH We all, young and
Id Boston Morning. Post.
The Grin Tooth Wash the st detergent we ever used on
ensmel@ Boston Transcript
Eor xaIr III he nrnc, In 1. nnAx
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EN0LISn SCHOOL.
HAVANA. ISLAND OF CUBA
CHARLES dunno WATERIANn PRINCJpAv

n L..
THIS Academy established age the pa
tronage Of the former Intendsm General 9th. Island and
other distinguished individuals the nobility
this CITY, III conducted the plan OF the 0e gvmna-
sa and the method of tuition the All the
scholars understand the English language and many Of
The PRINCIPAL has Oh. espsreuee of schools France
many, England and the United States. His chief aim h to
rive the youth entrusted to his practical knowledge
those branches cfs poe eucaon which are required in al
active careers, and are applicable 10 any.
course Of study The sore compassionate the English.
Nsul Philosophy the practical part Of Mshemstcs and
Professor Of divers acquire reside IN the q,
abhment and all the classes rotation
from the director. f Il
Such signal success has attended this plan tuition that se
two foreign languages perfectly ineligible manner and
those Of nper years, correctly and easiiv.
The acquisition only Of the Spanish, but also of
aneuEes thus placed within the reach Of the youth of the
United States without its being necessary for the to
ucation The object Of the Principal desiring receive
youth. from the United States facilitate the requirement
OF the English for his Spanish pupils which
would be donby repaid them by by the and introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young, c
tens OF the United Staes have nothing fear from the cir
mate the house being spacious and airy situated in healhfn
limits hne bath and complete gymnasium for the
OF the pupils health Two youths. lately arrived from 0erms
ny have passed the the school perfect ath A
9e principal married and his wife and sister have
se Of the junior department. children received
Every pupil enjoy, his religious opinions undisturbed
Inc terms are $500 payable three months in adj
ssnSe There are no exras except clothes and books
heersnces-MESSRS. <CHAS. DRAKE 4 BROTHERS.
If, ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,,
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PRIVATECURr,

ITO ALL who suffering from effects of secret indul
and desire prompt I'd cure, DOCTOR
lORDAN'S SPECIFIC congdentially offered.
These packages merely SELL
and productive only Of have stood
OF and succSssful No especi-
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aud No guaranteed Of
Each pacsgc contains Seine aud requisite adaped
the varied ymions aud Accompanied bv Doctor Jerdan
The Monitor rlwhrrep full direcrions
with plain description Of uure symptoms
aud OF much information
Of q neral interest.
The Price Of each package is three dollars including
Monitor The Monitor faone) esnts dollar
paid will free. Thr packages will be -warded
order securely pack.d
Sold only Drug Store rnSe street, of Msnon,
few doors Of Nho's Sardsn Private and
offices for consultation 69s Marion bue below
Marion q continuation CSntre ms In ~
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AR TT ST IN AIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM

LADIES AND VENILEMEN'S HAIR.
NOT less than inches long. one hundred different d.
~ sgns.Necklaces. Brscseu, Watch guards, Ear-nne,
floven, Rings, Wigs aud Scalps
A c. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still sand peemneni above all others. Their gh
eossaas and yentstnx character their being shaped exac
as u. natural hair their elasticity and he, ms
teral and kmanshp well their style OF finish and
arrangement al combine TO form such perfect heads Of hair
that they must be seen TO be fully appr~ ciated.
Parties having OF hair Of living deceased friend
formed BY him desgn the mind
In such form il will be keepsake invaluable.
l,rauitoua advice all diseases connected with
hair, az the Hair Cutting Rpoms.
lag BROADWAY. cor of Liberty street.,
iva SmS Tn Sfsiva
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TO THE LADIES

Oh. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical Of Prolapsus Ute
Falling Of the Womb BY external application, supesed
ing The use Of the obectonal Pesay confidently recon-
health, having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
as !. this country ts adopted 10 the entire d1use Of
md all other painful surgical the Lying
nHopitas Of London and Psrs and universally recon-
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by the leading members Of the faculties
Colleges snd Hospitals and by all the eminent private pEac
tirionsn-
Rooms have been furnished exclusively FOR ladies' No
Vesey having from the business de-
Trusses and Suppnrfers 70 female patients M mrs
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some cry humbug out Of srvy-some from ~ ieaouy cry
do believe that every thing which !: hastily
'n rssa by
I'll:
humbug; Now know better from actual experiment find
and which have USED Let each * end see for
" Pastor of the Methodist EPissOIEsI Church.
M Nsw no Joh Di Peas. s's s ssa IS Division
& os.s sss s S &:
s? %SsS9ss Sssi
This medicine formed by combination Of twen
and f%sss cUms and f' 81 s
pson il these article. SHOULD be and !.
:. IL
:. FIFE OPINION OF THE LLEReYMEN.
The e. psSs ss esss S.ss to h:s
Cough. Colds HSs:suss.. and Con.p%pvs
use h voice ssn fGS it. We
Reverend Lindsey recent pastor ofM Church. Second
Reverend Crawford. pastor the second M. E. Church.
Reverend Mr. Lucky. presiding elder. New York Con
Ksve,;GS NJ. wh,.,s, paste. Of Presbyterian Church.
ksysTsnd NJ Hfwey sSsp az CITY Hospital
Reverend Mr. Hart pastor of Bapd. Church. Gold
SOFA whei;;.i; md s'.iI stree. u
"A gen1--fusntnn AsNnwa1, ~ Aator House, ITO
Broadway, and &C William
Agents out of the City.
Bergess ZebeT. No. Ledger Buildings, PhiadclphiA-
keddug 4 Co No State street, Boston.
Dexter No. 81 State street, Albany, N. Y.
Haldenan, Louisville, Ky.
Thompson & CO., { Incunati, Ohio,
Weeds Waters, Troy.
An agent wanted at New Orleans.
COUNTRY MERcHANTs and others wishing steam
before they purchase es where Boxe e ,sor,sd
prices PEASE q SON. As Division n.
N B-Au kinds steam confectionery at Is pound
]. PEASE SON.
A CARD-As the Holydsy season is now close At hand
when fsmes preparing receive their snds in the
old kncke bacter style, Msas j. P-ase ready
receive o'd- for Ice Or, Jelly Jelly rlommouge;
De Russe; p in and Cakes Kisses ronies;
Eeneh aud Americ Mooes Pyramids, ,Lsdy APP
p and in TACT, thing suit bile for ths
of New Years Table. la ach OF this OF
their business they have procured the best Of men, fully
unaersiand'ng their duties. and fea,ing no rival.
All ORDERS either for the for New Years day
will be promptly attended to as heretofore.
~ lee Cream and Jelly, FORMS at six shlnSs pc,
quart.
~. B. No New Years Table shouId be without Peaser
Orange Cream Candyt the delicious flavor
Havana Orange Is sold wholesale aud Dvi
sion st. dis imr
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DOCTOR LOTT, OCU LIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office q6I Broadvav corner of Warren street. n2 lmr
Ofice a6l Broadway. CORNER OF Warren street
DR. MORRISON.

lls
NORTH RIVER plsPENSARY. 2etf Fulton street near
0rsenwichDr Morrison Member Of the Royal College
f Surgeons London and formerly SuEcon IN the Bngsh Ns
ne and all those distressing symptoms consequent on nu
ecious treatment and the imprudent fquacx medlcnes
III M hsi ess q, 81 sf ri an
mild safe apd sulstuse Or en@cfs
% ws sssS5s % 2s"ai
n while Sis medicines agreeable sRfe Per
m the urethra. such q and
saS saa o. OIL me with much n, no
q 81 :ss iSs Re-
slfe mannsI promons absorpsc the hisksnsd e'seula
SsTiTTTloSHXI bEBLItY.-rhops..dso Of yo.as
aIe sncns from die CONSCIOUSNESS Of nduisence IN &C.
.n9 use q ncstuns pretended specifies which stimulate
niy 70 induce Greater depression Dr. M such csses on
carsths snctes honor and are observed
letter. post paid and containnga suitable fee will ensure
uD,on BY hi: ss.ns nsso Of his sa-' ~
tE0O REwARD.-CRoss' srEoIFIC MIXTURE
analogous complaints the organ igeneration.
o. s remedies yet discovered for tf above complaints th
It spse and permanent cure, without he re-
cton iii drink exposure, change in application to bz
illness.
~ lie II the medicine does speak for itself,
hail speas r Our object sto noty where 1t can be had
md the proprietor single case g. recent Connor
cure under a forfeiture of $780,
This disease that unfortunately AIDES all ranks Of so
are presented with remedy BY which they
without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted adose OF the
1t IS put up u bottles with direction. accompsnyins it,
bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
mi Fs 81: :ss se onS an & ~ m Broadway
John opposits Franklin House, New York Jones,
arurfh1u VA hrpUf>l Rnafl 1u4p
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CHEMICALS. DRUGS, COPAIvA CAPSULES
AND GERAM SILVER.

DR. BEUCHTWANGER. No. !, Wall street. oheu Che
mcsls. Drug Dyestufs very cheap and warrsnts all his
re partitions Of best quality and the market
r.Luni5 ssu:se and alive, crystals from sss e per
Iar OF pure nitric acid for jewellers and chair makers sx CTS
eopAy. capsule, best quality. Sh, and 70 p gro.
ca & - . Pr DOR iodine e Ct. OF dsutist. gold
cement 81 Eress Of harshorn from 20 ID
spnts Of re from 90 h. odnes OF pot
$40 1907 chloride iodine ,s ps or bromin. s. and
hypohhde Of soda 81 50 lb Compound che whale oil
and all his poisons warranted Extract loEw chips
''s"''''' SOU very DR. sHsAf LEWIS sFiEfucHrwANsER.
3meoc No.