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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18
No. II.

pIe Alcohol is the only poison that annihila-
tes the man. Give him arsenic, and although
his physical constitution cannot resist It's effects,
vet while life fingers he is sllli mamie
loves his wife, his children, his county; and
when he dies, he dies game, game, game
But this poison achieves what no other can; It
desroys human nature; il turns the heart OF man
against weakness and helpiessness, and makes
him hate those who hang upon him for support.
Y on may make man TO6ber or murderer,
sleep him in vice and misery, but when h:
comes TO his own hearl-stone he is man. AMI
loves his wife and little ones, who cling around
him in his ruin. There is principle in man
call it the chilualfy Of manh0od,-that makes the.
weakness of woman her strength and defence;
nothing destroys that principle in man but alcc'
hol nothing else raises the arm Of man againSI
her who trusts him for protection and love;
nothing else destroys that fine and universal
lgament that pervades the whole animal race
the parental tie--disese and poverty ard
crime and death may press ch 10 the
earth, and his IN fan. child will cling to him the
more fondly the deeper he sinks. Nothing bu:
lntemperance destroys this tie, and obliera'es
every trace Of the grca. original from which ne
was formed
pecting the means by which the cause Of tenn
perance should be advanced-deprecatng its
connection with politics or seeking any aid
from Legislation. Ii is TOO high for law, too
pure for political association.
He then made an eloquent appeal 10 the
young the gay and the chivalrc to Unite in this
cause, declaring that he himself was never gay
er in his life than since he had joined the Teir-
perance Society. He would appeal TO the low
ers Of pleasure, to Epicurns himself, and COM
mend this as the source and fountain of the pu-
rest pleasure He drew vivid picture of the
sensations Of man waking after nights de-
bauch, unified to enjoy the glories of nature or
any of the thousand sources of delight with
which the world is filled; and following up this
thought with great beauty he closed by ex-
claiming,
80 how canst thourenounce the boundless store
OF charms which Nature TO her vot'ry yields
The warbling woodland, the resounding shore,
The pomp of groves, and garniture of fields;
All that genial ray OF morning gildS,
And all that echoes to the song of erer,
Anthat the mountains sheltering bosom shields,
! And all that dread magniicence ofheayen,
O! how canst thou these rsnounce, and hope to be
forgiven
Throughout his remarks, (of which the above
/ is meagre outline) Mr.. Marshall was con.
stan,ly cheered, aud at the close The applause
was deaiening. II was announced that ne
would address other meetings in the course OF
| the week; and the assembly broke up.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18
A Short Sermon on long ones
TEXT, "BE SHORT"

Ny friends, l have forty reasons against long
sermons-but for the sake of brevity | shall
omit all but two.
Ist Long sermons seldom effect The object
Of preaching The design of The preacher is 10
convince, iRStruct, and persuade.
Now, TO convince, it is not necessary 10 dig
channel 10 the understanding as long as the
Erie Canal; and, generally, two good reasons,
clearly presented, and powerfully urged, will
produce more convictions than twenty. To ln-
slruct, neither a whole system Of theology, nor
a world Of illustration, ncr vocabulary of words,
are necessary. Such surfeting the mind re-
iects. To impress il is not necessary to thun-
der lorg and loud the oak is riven by single
stroke OF lightning; and 10 persuade-the man
who cannot be moved in half an hour, will not
be teasod into submission i'll an hour and halt.
SO that all beyond sermon Is lost, and worse
than lost; the lover of truth leaves the house oil
God with weary body, jaded mind and
heavy heart not because the preaching was not
evangelical, or was inappropriate, but because
ofits insupporiablc length.
Q. Long sermons drive not few from the
house of God How often is the excuse made,
II would attend church, but-but-who can eh-
du7e an endless sermon!"
Such an apology may indeed arise from an
aversion Of the heart to truth; but let the cause
be removed, and this excuse at least will die.
Tue remarks. l. We see the reason @l.y
some ministers are so unsuccessful in tht.5
preaching. Were they 10 condense ,hri.
thoughts, and urge them home briefly, vividly.
and fervently, with the blessing of God, glorl
Gus results would follow.
2. Let not ministers complain that hearers
sleep, nor of inattenlion, when they take the
very way TO produce it.-Luth, Observer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18
MOTHER.

OF all the words in language there's no other
EQUAL in gentle influence to Mother!
Il is the first name that we learn to love
Il is the first star shining from above;
Il is light that has a softer ray
Than aueht we find in evening or in day
Mother.-it back to childhood brings the man
And forth to womanhood it leads the maiden,
Mother!--'Tis with the name all things began
That are with love and sympathy full laden.
Q! It's the dearest thing in Natures plan,
That all LIES cares may not affection smother,
While lives within the yearning heart Of man
Meluag remembrance ofa gentle Mother!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18
POETRY.
TEe old familiar Strain.

BY L. SHELTON MACKENZIE, L. L. D.
Sing me that old familiar strain
Whichtouchedm heart in boyhood's years.
Before lis chords were Jared by pain,
Before It's hopes were dimmed by tears.
Time has fled fast since first heard
Its music from those lips fthine;
But well remembered is each word:
So sing once more, oh, Mary mine,
The old familiar strain
Thine ewes have their soft radiance kept,
That won nv heart in liie'S young spring,
And DER thy beauty time hath swept
Gentle. with light and charmed wing.
Unaltered is thy graceful form,
The trusting heart is the same,
Keeping those true affections warm
AS when, before dreamt of fame,
You sang me that old strain.
You, sing.-as in those golden hours
When life, andlove, andhope were young
When fancy strewed our path with flowers
Oh, sing the strain that then you sung!
Your voice may have a sadder tone
Than made sweet music in that time,
Ere grief or trials we had known,
When first you sang, in youthful prime,
The ed familiar strain.
Methinks that on thy placid brow
50 lightly touched by turrowing years.
Since first we plighted loves fond VOW
Thoughts graver shadow now appears;
But vet if in thy very mirth
Remembrance of our Dead will come,
Strong ties yet bind thee to the earth
So breath once more within cur home
The old familiar strain.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18
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TUEODORE SCHOCE.

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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18

ANOTHER CURE for BURNs.-Beat the white
of an egg to a frolh, mixed with a tea-spoonfull
of Sweet Oll-apply it several times with a
reaher---rhe pain is relieved at once, and the
skin heals immediately - Bangor Wing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18
temperance.

"Nr. Snubbs, yo say you are a temperance
man, and vet you chaw lobacker"
"Hun:-yes mum but mum, | don't squeeze,
my gizzard OFT with stays, nor stick my back
up with bags Of meal. Mrs Slob, | don't"
Elcuut Mrs SIoj, in huff.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18

PHAzxA, of the New Orleans Picayune, gives in
a recent number of that paper the following ex-
rniSita sonnet:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18

First class in grammar said the country
pcdogogue, come out and reciie. Bobby! what
Is steam?
Boiling walter, Sir!
That's right; compare IT,
Positive boil, comparative boiler! superlatve
burst!
Very good; you'll learn TO parse soon; you
may take your seat.
iERo.--Cnc who can face his wife on
Washing day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
"Take physic eariy;-medicine comes TOO late,
When the d sease becomes inveferste !"
REC0MMENpEp BY the Esegity1,vANCE's A
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH KIV Nh DISPENSAN1, 20ff Fulton St neU
~ Greenwich. DR.. Morrison, Member Of the Royal Cor
sh Navy continues to be consulted daily all diseases
delicate nature, and all those dsfessnp ps onSs
meacDes DR. has he'd experience OF ~ years treat
uC delicate diseases all their and forms
and mild SAFE and infaplc substitute FOR mercury
cradle sting the teae' with certainty, without subject
pursuits. while his medicines agreeable IN and
enen. -
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousandso OF young
men are suffering from the consequences Of ndugcnee in
destructive habit and whose further
ured from the Of nostrums and pretended specifies which
stimulate only TO induce greater depression DIR on
cure, also the most obstinate yield to his plan o. 5Sssn
he eossseadsni advice aad nsiiess pss Of Tie
urscr ~ No giving hssosy II his case N dsssn r.. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
MADAME RESTELL

INEMALE PHYSICIAN. Once and resdencs re 0rsen'
wich street (bctween Cortandt and Liberty streeti3
BE- committed with the strctest soa6dsncs email
Complaints incident to the female frame
Mad.ms Restss snpecisnee and kroEiedgs in the rsat
preston &e sseA 10 require nuta few days for eers
relief and perfect recovery Ladies desiring proper med
viii Be accommodated during such time With private snd
whose delicate health orbd too rapid increase
family will be by mail t. Of the United 5tetss
Price package All letters (pos podl aAdrssGed TO hon
ess. NJ Y. city, wall be received.
Boston Once No = Easex 81. -
B-Maia Ressll would inform ladies residing ont of
the city whose health would not admit Of travelling that shs
wond devote her personal upon them part
Of the United States within reasonable distance,
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nyarsbIs success d
" Madame Reselle Female Monthly Pills in all o.
rreguarty stoppage Of those functions Of
which the health Of female depenAs snes
into the United States about four
counterts and limitations continually attempted 70
paned of for the genuine Cheap rs purchs
"Femas Monhy Pills with the object Of selling possible.
attempts impose upon them. II n sufficient here t. s4ats
that all Female Monthly Pills counerfeits except those
New York and No. = Essex street, Boston. Price 81.
Madame Reses signature il written the Of each
boz.
N B. The married under abstain
from their for contained the directions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

Al q sss and ss : ar
thar ,Sy sI s ss % w. sS. and S0 i &
good time or the Nancy and S1sss bsn
Inc usual by one q ,Ss fines. wosA%sn - the city =
an and 1.tai' 30 waist up stairs So IA
ERANCIss LIFE BOATS eau DC lad o her place
but at the Warehouse liz Broadway, opposite the CITY
The COMPANY adhere strictly the Patent and Reversed
IN use for the Nsves of The United states and re,a
oh. n snd ~. .s Fe s Nal f'i
h.s on Like N,s ana ds.1 Ere
chi and generally adopt dbj foreign
uAvANA--MKs VESTS f0tKDIND HOUSE, Is
TsmGssd g the Gale San PsdrS G Sdnr IS iSo%n 70 ali
boatmen eoaehmsn. sorten &c' as one o. ING "'' ''"'p
. hs having
i ss.Sa S s"s ss he
extensive ssy .Ssif ass country
ssenses or Havana passport FROM or
ous verified BY spanish Consul which, arrival taken
~ s permit 10 land with basssxe &c has
by 81 sons % & W house. win
mind s 3 n, we'll be them
Havana, Dec. IS. 1881. o4seod SIN.
sale boats OF every descr ption at discount Of twenty
III &. % II. hsnS Of nans
year, ssbects the test, by
nAg them rocks dshng them against PIERS loading
them with after being in heavy rocky
shorc their strength by ourod than the boats
s ordinary construction The materials for building
subjected to chemical process which renders them mptr
to water The joints ted from shrinking the
being closely appear like sodwood
end requiring caakpg The metal fasenings cannot
rust.
TIE ccmpSny az, sss5sd to receive 0re and to supply
WAREHOUSE, liz BROADWAY.
feb . II aw sw Oppos,'e the Ov Hotel
P0MEROY CO.'S As.sI ASP nurr.Lo IA &c .SI
Gle, Bank Notes: Small PackSes Sample Goods Valuable
New York and Absnv to Buffalo via Schenectady, Utica
Syracuse, Auburn Seneca Falls Geneva, Canandaigua, Re
Mssss Pomeroy Co. will attend to the Collecting Pay
g Notes Drafts Bills :ceptances &c. and ra,sset all and
such shall be committed their charge the
above named places with promptness.
REFyREycEs:
Erastus Corning Eco fresiden, Albany City Bank =,
Thomas W. Olcett, Esd, Mech mics and Farmers'B
a. q. Paichm. Ess Cashier Y state bank
Watts Sherman Albany CITY Bank
James Taylor 4" Commercial Bank
Theodore Ocott, q" Canal Bank
Ezra r Prentice
Oahce No Wall street, New York.
POMEROY & CO., Ofhce No. Dourr's Buildings,
Corner State and Market streets Albany
Albany Nov. nth. isAi. nis
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CORDIAL.


f h as e. The S
Ssmi:rhsre and aed III. vast reputation which hid
Ss5ss sa: fs S
sssn iss
and nyigo,sng the human fran fret suggested the idea
.Sdsd s;,sSsus sea:a%s
&C. S s ifn y %
s S
as s% he nd has isn
dence OF all other medicines IN ,uoh cases and leasrohng
mend 70 them hal cOsdeues and my own personal
ss;;a s: 81, ,s:iss 81
s ls sipsb sas roughly pSss,sasa nSa
iss &c
r REQ %. s an sna
6si ,tc,.sd tn, American sgsnsy Of the Lgsns Cordial
the great AMOUNT Of ha, &c
go " IN ses S
ate, ihs als Of rLwsas Of one hundred
and sstmcna. able and much knew eegs founded
s sr my Io: he
ios,n.oi in fuli%,nt Of The most important
and 20 mar To he a: sIDs ss e, s. re-
IN m,es and make hsm ccuuasn where naiqr, has been
and IT produce thai state Of the etc IN
females who haa ben previously ~ fuhiu, and imagine
barren, which will enable thtm 10 FEAR chiIJen rgfet
ihs have 70 sp.sk raip en- such exceedingly delicate
matters but iee called do lest might re nissan
derstc9d and as ant.e for The great orsieiy
which have eteeifiy assured Wit feelings Of sincere
Erphud. Tor the erte Of the
Lucns Cordial has cen es ed this country,
rem ain The fui hct, very ol edent humble servant
JOHN WINTERS RULDERWELL. MD.
free Sspereouie f,r sale at $50 Broadway, New York
snd 90 North sn,h street Nniisoelnnia f.- I'm
a NDkrw,s DOMINATION LoCN.-The advertise.
asd inst Is not dessed worthy Of notice see TO correct s
miss tai ements.
We authorized BY r,ntr ESQ President Of the Me.
chanie Baasug Hsocston he Institution TO which refe
msde) 10 the fact the
Lock, smcorIeci for the other those
ed srer referred to the officers Of and Ass. cation.
DAVID Ltayt ESQ., fresceAt Of the American Exchange
Bank VIII give he isets eorn,e,sd with the ick OF H. C.
Jones' the vault Of sad Bank The apprentice
gagged ad lock has not been allowed pursue his
lsbors ~ g. Jones TIN, snoasn to clam ,iaet when
fssiw Agents IL Tie American BanhLock Company.
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tS &. ,sssI
.tsS sGSsG PIE cS ss
abou three daysio acam with an appetite that
ss:s "a Fl ~Ss Sa
WIS. TO Sss .aiS SScS have now an
the On.ks bye entirely new ecu bn,sg more buoysncy
,.ntsn %sIs her sail particularly we'll sea ~ay aud
G a. ,Soi %s ss.s % boat hs Is u the
not ought to be- good she is one Ct the drest and
sucemen a feet deck which flush fore ~.
wee WIND ~ .a.s
n way thst few sailing vessels can squJ at rate ne
wen il other Tspect perfect pes.Sie. In.
ns'f II! FIVE sfhs: s, 70 81 S
50 or 40 feet as inches wide By deep To
ri
10 Hs' j. Nth such VIII Igh. her again She
fleet She sro's snouss to carr I,' any alma
nent used as prvAeeI or vessel Of war and easaeieSs
he
Ss o s
he we'll adapted for cruise the Mediterranean or West
The dining cabin of the onkahye will accommodate IA
.nsmssd and poSsd & a o
There four onanente case. sr books charts &c SC
:ss .si sss' @
correspond There two ofsx feet each with
tops and two Mirror. o. The sane length
The room and the stewards pantry (verv
fitted up) witha way between them separates
s % eaScns and
r sh silk IL s .ra%ena there are four 90
capitals l the the columns white silk cuItsps lined
trimmed with blue, Suspended and may be closed
draw at q
not in use concealed from by flames uied and
disposed to be, when hooked up entirely
but hos. the hsrber smooth water Wilton Of
b.. quality and NAV te taken up Or laid down in ten mi
the and one in eac The ceirgs are
hsh the dry and airy and be
easily and ventilated There is bath and wash
The Oak by els very completely fitted with anchors.
fore and aft sails (essasive fnga e,ftopia, jb
has 50 Zee .hsi.t The foo, Of the Is feet,
the %inS .hs sets sail Of forty Ave feet head aud
sixty feet hoist She require, but few hnde TO work her
in company with ohers the III. h. m with anothsr,o
tend the ny ingb sheets are all that are required on deck
be pod specimen Of The Amere ship capene.. andship
she arly large for the navigation of our bays
would Willingly dispose Of hf & SfT fer smaller
"a. lwd sawtf No. Barclay ..,ee., New York.
OAsT OFF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fsInIlIcs throw
~ aside from their wardrobe articles Of wearing appa
subscriber so per cent than any other viii
i've.
F.s: and b
m B-Lads. apparel and Fancy Bail Dresse. also pur
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DIR PROVOST

HOPES that The people are becoming toe much snshtsced
4 pGs n: i Rsv fS%s s %
~ sS sn d0 %sny
o ossr e, ssa Be The faculty ii
nj, that ,H The people will
or not before iey are wiling trust their
II 1s .is ": he sas Zee
and fifth are not satisfied Why there - no harm done
e.ns s 5. e.s'aa any nsn &x
a s,0s at nsS Al M 0rsa s%
7THOMrs0N 1, FISHER, watch Makers and Jewellers
SaSs his and dated dsser
sS sGS G
s ae
Cas-, oa' ".'' '' ' kS2sRD FISHES
DRE5ENrS-PRESENTs.- most suitable and ac-
ssp.aSs Pressn O for ySsin M sa MIssam for
which beautifully coorsd pages Of Muc and $50 pa
AMI Sd f Sr 20
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Il en- n a mora. @
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fEiRs mi +; MN wi s . % 4.
legislature Of y. STATE Of NsrYSi for PERMISSION
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the psawsrs seT tt thence we'rard On tie
% Cedar snd
cross Delaw the county Of sullivan, ths
psmisso. to construct another portion Of their
Road ,ss to y. 4.
q .TS ssDs ." S bend Of s
,uto the State Of New York
x SSS sso ~ B. mad. for an .,.no. Of on. yea.
completing oss fourth part Of I'D RsiiT rsssvv
New pR. ttew
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IMPORTANT WORK.

NOV in the course OF publication, Directory Of Arts
B., r. r. s., sci etcM~iiiusrat.d With ia4I engT a
wings This is, iOnaby the most popular wcrs Of
The 0, all CLASSES Of the community. The fol owing
the mpo which he learned author
accomplish list To instruct the Manufacturer Metar
cesses lender them, reality the mases Of their
and to emancipate them from state of bondage
;s are a1 p 1S pd
saters Druggists and Officers Of the Reve characteristic
descriptions Of tr commodities winch through their
ofCh:m ry and Ply ses lay open an excellent pracses
school TO Students OF these kindred sciences 4hly teach
Capitalists, who be DESTROYS of placing their funds
the Law bee AGO tainted with the nature Of thos.
shy 10 present ueS clear az se
staple manufacturers may dsspade them from nactng
ossruct industry cherish branch Of
And lastly give the general reader intent chiefly on in
tsllectuai sutvaton news Of many Of the not achieve
matter 10 which Great Brian ana the United stses ovs
their paramount wealth. rank and power among the nations
given from ths best and usually from ocia author
ity at the end Of each article.
The work will be printed from the "a Londcn edition. which
and win make about 1900 pages Ii will be rs
semi monthly numbers. Tin sovers) at rs cents each
h To any person sending dollars at one time in ad
we will forward the numbers by mail PAID
| as they come from the press
put the work TO them terms extraordinarily favorable In
every manufacturing town. ana every village throughout the
IN citv Adde'S os pad % Sosnea WITH
70 every editor who gives this entire twelve
wors prov the papers this be sent to The
New YORK Wachman, VIEW IoIk Ills I'M
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PORTUGUESE
F E NJ A l. E Pill L s,

NJ. DE B0UpELOQUE, N. D. Lisbon, PORTUGAL;
pills composed hs' emade them the wonder and sdi
ths preparation discovered that has proved nvara.
~ is producing the monthly tsns Their certainty.
for though mild safe. aud healthy they are certain b
The directions translated into Ersnh envelopes
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz
rectssIs have the signature OF Dr. vEAU, ssihorsst
n emit for the continent of America.
They can BE- transmitted BY Al to sny part OF the Upitt
ststes Letder directed TO Dr. y. Melyeau bsx ~, N.Y.
will with immediate attention Sold by apyoinmsnt ct
l2o Cherry, Catbarine street Price ~ Hall boxes ~
No half boxes sent By ms'i.
fe4lm-d&W
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- CHEAP AND GOOD.-Lad,es' 0aissss n
So y ..d e per Ps,s E Gs;3. ss q. and
proei ssd g.. Cali Bsoss as; g. 80 and IS Psr
10 propoton Then there stout boots suitable
season for Mechanics Mill Firemen. &c fsm 81
S. per csr Aso general OF boots and shoes
r family use cheap good the Clinton Boot and Shoe
Mke Csrai street. nSrth cast corner q Hudson
10 I'M ~. kNOA 10
EnVious reputation .vrs my
cash 81 reduction in still families
may depend upo runctuaty Ind despatch and snoh
heard Of prices al astonish the beholder -
Mock Turtle Soup per quart IS cents.
Msilisatawny 100
Ice Cream, IN forms 70
Blauc Mango no
Calves Feet Jelly 70
Charlotte derusse . i %
to be compared with the trash furnished by feror persons
having no stores reputation, nothing at stake
WM REID, Cash toneehoner,
flsIm. 30 Hudson street.
4 BERNETHY's 20 TANTCAL PlLLS-Let the ufTor
n tunae that there is exaggerston IN as
sorting these pills be dy and radical cure Ter ohor
raj years by the celebrated berethy AL stages
Of the above la the 6rst stages one b9n Is usually
sufficient effect in few days In long proraced
chronic stages obstinate elects they equally Gel tain
having hundreds who had been taking other medicines
than the disease They the parts subject
the weakness which frequently alter
using They have taste
any aknghen h frequent the most refined society
posed esr,y vegetable ingredens which invgorae the
generally For sale only IN New York BY VIM at
SON al SO and Brooky
by Blagroye dr,ggist, Fulton street. fla Inns