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LENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL-This elegant M article has been in general use for the last ten years, and the continued demand for it is an evl- dence that its good qualities are duly appreciated. the Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for nour- ,shng and sreng gthenng the hair, and preventing il from falling out or turning grey, giving it strength and causing il to grow luxuriantly, even on ba Id places. where the of the hair have been de- stroyed. The Oil removes the dandruf, and gives a glossy sofness 10 the locks, truly beautiful it has also the singular property of making light or red har, wbiskers and eyebrows, several shades darker m color. It is pleasantly perumed for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed. For sale by
 declI H. GATES. la6 Dauphin-st. MICHAUX'S FRECKLE WASH-This is a MI discovery of the celebrated Dr. Charles Mi. chaux, formerly professor of anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and may safely be recommended as a cer- tain remedy for Freckles, well other affections of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc. nlle,nen who are troubled with blotches pmples on the face, often occasioned by the of strong alkaline soaps in shaving, will find this excellent remedy- For sale by
 deci0 H. GATES. No lse Dauphin-.tree, E RESH DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Liv. erpool and the Northern and Eastern ports the subscribers placed in rece of their fall sup- plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising a full and perfect assortment of all articles in their line of business. hysicians, Merchants and Pan- ters, respectfully invited to favor us with their orders, under the assurance that neither means nor disposition Ie wanting 10 afford them every possl- ble advantage. I. c. DuBoSE x CO.,, Druggist.
 nov25 39 Water-st, NEW BOOKS-The History of the Puritans Ia " Protestant Nonconformisls from the Reforma ton in l5l7 to the Revolution in 1888. comprising of their principles, by Dan'l Neal, M. A., with nine portraits on steel; 2 vols. Svo.
 Travels in Egypt, Arabia Petra, and the Holy Land; by ihe Rev. Stephen Olin, D. D., with IF illustrations on steel; 2 vols. Svo. For sale by
 decl0 $. w, ALLEN 2S Daunhin.st
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AA HOUSE TO LET-The two story brick Es.N house m Church, near Joachim street. The house is new and has every convenience for q small family. Part of the furmrure, which has been in use but short iima, would be disposed of Apply 10
 decl0 ARCH'D GRACIE, 26 St FIancis-st
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DbI E M " h A Ns
 BLAIR & O., southeast

decl7 corner of Dauphn and Water streets
 WINES-'rhe subscriber has received a con- w signment from Messrs. Bunker& & Go. New York, choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases of dozen each. These wines are offered for sale with full gusrenty of their gennineness and quality. ROHERT s. BUNKER.
 decIS corner of Royal and St Francis -streets
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.AA FOR RENr-Two desirable DWELLINGS E$A --one situated on Conception street and the other (brok) on St. Joachim, nenr Dauphin street. Rent low. Apply to ?. B. TAYLOR,
 dec12 in Hagans Buildings.
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 declS corner of Royal and St Francis streets VTNO THE PUBLIC-The subscriber would m. Il form his friends and the public generally, that ne has on hand and willbe constantly receiving from inc northern cities, constant supply of articles in his line of business, which he offers at low prices dec1sUw T. WALSH. Druggist, 26 Royal~st N. B.-Prcscriptions prepared with care. ENRESH GARDEN SEED-Day expected per " ship Celia customary fall supply of FRESH GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, embracing a grea variety, which warrant to be of the best quality and of this years growth.
 deel6 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists. NA HITE LEAD-The undersigned will be con- w stanlly supplied with the above, from the well known manuf,ctory of Messrs. A. $. & E. Roberts & Co.,. Philadelphia. which they offer low to the trade for cash time.
 nov23 JAMES SANDS & co. DRAGGING and ROPE
 .ID $50 pieces Bagging, in 100 and 10 ,d. pieces
 250 coils Rope, of the we II known Maysville brand. landing from steamers Fashion and Creole and for sale reduced prices by
 decl2 r W. Mccoy & co ,6E Con-st TIAY-aso bales, fer sals by ' ! ssS25 222 A, kREBs, 7e Can a.
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AEA FOR RENT-The tw 0 story frame DwelI- .lsi2 Ing on St. Francis street, between Conception and st. Jaakim streets, formerly occupied by MT. J. \. M Battle. Apply 10
 decl7 THOS. 8 KING, Sscl etary.
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l. PATIENT MEDICINER
SPENCER'S PILLS.
 n PuRLIC BLESSING.

Gy&N As family medicine II is unequailed. YssH Z and is all powerful in removing hillioas Sh% and other complaints arising from the
 S A Arrangement of the alimenlary ducts,
 and in purifying ihe blood. u is cer-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
A VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT

~ obedience TO a decree of the Circuit Supe.
- rior Court OF Law and Chancery for Augusta
county, pronounced on the 18th November, 1915.
In the cause oil Nathan Lofius &c. VS.. Daniel
Bryan. &C., | shall, as Receiver of said Conrl.
on the LIST January next, on the premises, pro-
coed to rent Tor one year, 10 the highest bidder,
the Tract of Land formerly belonging to the es.
tate OF Ralph Loiltus, decd. lying on the Mid
die River, in said county of Augusta, adjoining
The lands OF Capt. Samuel Crawford and others.
containing upwards of three hundred Acres
ms tract OF land is tolerably improved, is very
productive, and in pretty good state of cult.
walton. Possession will be given on The lst dav
oil January, 1916, and will be required of the
renter ON the 3lst of December of the same wear
with reservation of right to the new tenan,
10 enter reap and carry away the crop now grow
ing. Bond and approved security will be re-
CURED OF the renter, with such conditions and
slpuia'lons as to guard against the commission
OF waste, and secure proper cultivation of the
farm. ROBINSON HANGED
Dec. Is, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18

At meeting of the bar and citizens of Saline county
MO; hed Oct 18th, lSi5, in the Court house, at Mar
snail tic Hon. Judge RyLAND being appointed the
chalr, and M. Is. EDWARDS, as Secretary, il was
Resolsed That committee of four be appointed to
draw nrresoutons expressive Of the OF the meet
ing relative TO the death of LYCURGUS ABNEY.
1915.
In obedience TO the above resolution the chair appoin.
Gu James Smith, }. w. Reid, Lewis Ramage and l..
"A. Thatican committee, who withdrew for the purpose
assigned them In due time they returned and the
oiiowlqs were presented and read by l.. A. Naclcan,
winch Fere unanimously adopted by the meeting.
hesoNcu mat In the monrniul and inScrutabe proyi-
dence q Almighty God i'll taking himself our much
oDc- incnied friend LYcURGus AGNEY, this bar and
.ne comuhty nave lost one OF their most worthy and
amIabi, members and brightest ornaments.
hat IN the character OF departed friend there were
united integrity, high minded, courteous amiable and
honorable GePOri'aont with kindness of feeling and
warmth ci friendship, that seldom cquacd and ncv
or exceeded and that although of may have diff
Tered WITH ham in political private opinion we are
constrained to admit that he was emphacay honest
ana "'nordcse man, noble and generous opponent,
never stocpinS to the wilcs and of intrigue but
mant'inng ms positions with unbcnding integrity and
uniinChng rmncsS that during his intercourse
us, we have found in him nothing that our hearts con
demn nothing that VIC could wish to keep
cd, and that the memory OF his many virtues will be
ms best and most enduring cptaph
B. Resolved, That deeply sympathizc with the
DcrcaNed family OF our lamcntcd friend, and tender
them car highest condolences and that the Secretary be
instructed 10 transmit copy of these resolutions to the
mothc; OF The deceased, with the assurance that we
share n her grief and participate in her loss
H. Icsolvcd, That in remembrance of his varied viz
tues We wear the usual badge ofmouning for the space
of thirty days.
g. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
lad before the Circuit Court of Saline county with
Request that the be spread upon the records of said
Court
g. Resolved. That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the papers at Bonnylic and Staunton, Va for pub-
cation,
The meeting then adjourned.
NJ. b. EDWARDS, Secretary
On motion of John c. Richardson during the sitting of
Saline Circuit Court the request contained in resolution
Court and ordered to be spread upon the records
of said Court.
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WiStef'S BalSam of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR coNsuMprrt

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
And the best medicine known TO man for Asthma of
every stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis Influenza.
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs Shortncss of
Breath, pains and weakness in the side, breast &C.,
ana all other diseases Of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease over which this "Balsam'
cXerts very powerful influence, is that Of DISEAS
EDLNER In this complaint it has undoubtedly prov
Gu more ctcacious than any remedy hitherto employed
ana IN numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease, without re-
ccyng The least benefit from various remedies and w hen
MEkCUH has been rcsorcd TO in vain, the use Of this
Basam has restored the LIVER TO ahcalthy sction and
IN many instances effected PERMANENT CusEs. after
effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mcnu0ncd VIC also fad it a very cffecual remedy in
asthma, complaint in winch il has been Extensive
uScd with decided success, even in cascs Of years
ltnot only cmanatcs from a regular Physcian but has
a'so Occh wen tested in all the complaints for which it
- recommended 1t is my intention thct,forc CT
SI cIoak 1t IN mystery, in any way deceive the
Pupic ny ovcrratng its virtues on the contrary shall
siPy cndcavor give brief statement of H. useful
ness; ana Halter myself thai its surprising efficacy will
caoIS me 10 furnish such proofs Of its virtues will sat
tsy INC most incrcduous, that CONSUMPTION NAV and
in time. ~ " 'V'0" ~
- For sale by DIR. BERKELEY and A. ID WREN
throughout the State 90 e"' e"''
Dec 4, lSf5
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V d N D U e

NHE Personal Property of which DANIEL
PicKEREN died possessed will be sold a,
Public Auction on Tuesday the 23rd instant in
front OF the Post-Office in Siaunion.
The property consists of Household and Ki,ch-
en- Furniture, three Saddles, pair OF Saddle
oags' ana other Saddlery. Materials and Tools.
The terms Of sale will be for all sums unde,
So cash-for all sums over that amount. credi,
oil SIX months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
w AS the estate is indebted to an amount,
much greater than the personal assets will paw.
1t is deemed advisable to invite all the creditors
&c, to attend the sale and bid for the property
ihey VIII be allowed TO Offset their debts arainst
their purchases. The ApMrNrsrp.rRIx
Staunton, Dec. Is, 1915.
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NEW BOOKS.

7EHl1E Lives and Opinions Of b. +. Butler and
ID Jesse Hoyt, &C., by William l.. Mackenzie,
second supply; also, a further supply of the
Wandering Jew, complete for so cents Levers
new novel, The O'Donoghue; The Merchants
Daughter, by Miss Pickering; Observations in
the East, by John p. Durbin, ID. d.. The Works
of Charlotte Elizabeth beautiful edition, COM
plete in 3 large octave vcls. W ley & Putnam's
Library of Choice Reading; United States
Practical Receipt Book; Miss Leslie's complete
Cookery; Miss Leslie's House Book; Infantry
Tactics; Fables of Flora +; The History of Sand
ford and Merton, new edition, with enpravinps ;
Chymes, Rhymes and Jingles or Mother Goose's
Songs; No. 12 of The Pictorial Bible.
ANIMALS FOR 1916.
The Opal. with . fine engravings.
The Boudolr Annual, with 10 GO
Mayhower, with
Amulet, with 9
Christians Annual, with The Keepsake.
The Rosette, the Juvenile Gem.
variety Of new and amusing Games.
MUSIC.
Boston Academy's Collection of Church Mu-
sic; Music for the Piano Forte.
For sale by ROB'T. COWAN,
Stanton, Dec. Is, 1915.
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District Court Of the United States for the IVestern
District Of pirginia, at Staunton, Thursday, No:
cem6er 27, 1915
James Points. assignee in the matter of Daniel
Snyder, in Bankruptcy, Pltf.
Andrew Hunter, William c. Worthlrgton, and
others, DeCts.
The Defendants Elias Shaw, Ross e. Garrett,
Kemp 81 Poole, Sam'l. Mcpherson, G.. ID. Kinks
Co., Orndoif 81 Co., Marriott g. Hardesty The
Hagerstown Bank, Thomas Black s. CO., Davidz
son u Dodge, King & Pickeral, and F. Dodge.
not having entered their appearance, &c. accord
ing to the Rules of this Court, and it appealing
from the return of the Marshal of this District,
that they are not inhabitants of this country: II
is ordered, that said defendants do severally ap-
pear here in three months from the publication of
this order and answer the petition of the plain:
tiff, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Staunlon Spectator, a newspaper
published In this District, for two months sue.
cessively. and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of Augusta county.
Copy-Teste,
NICHO. X. TROUT, d. elk.
Dec. 4, 1916.
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BE- II VA nv.

DIED, On Sunday morning, the 30th day Of Novcm-
per last at the village Of Mount Solon in the county OF
Augusta, after IN illness Of few days, JAMES Woop.
DELL, leaving widow and five children together with
numerous connections and friends 10 laincn, his loss
ne deceased was cmphatically a man of aiiction 4:
indeed throughout his whole life of about 40 years he
can haru'y be SAID to have enjoyed hours perfect
health yetir his peculiar constitutional
ana o911yancy Of spirits, was uniformly cheerful and
lie bore in his breast bcncv ocnt heart ever promp
ing him to relieve the distressed TO the extent of his
aoiiity. lie was kind and ailcctionatc husband and
la'hcr and good citizcn-lvcd respected and died la
NOT having, as sconidcntly believed an enemy
IN the world "Blcsscd arc the dead who die m tb,,
Lord."-tCoM WV WV 80 '"@
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM RE-
hitting or intermiting Bilious Complaints should read
the following, and be guided thereby
CAUSE or PAiN-Pain is the consequence Of the ex-
triton OF inc organ or part where ii is present throw
OH morbid corrupt humors for no pain can exist ut
from the presence of those which arc of an IN
hcaithy character When we have pain in the head in
inc Dowcls or IN any other part of the body, it only
proves the presence of which the blood is iry
ing TO remove and ii is this struggle which is the occa-
sion OF pam 10 be blcd, only relieves the anguish in
proportion as the amount of lite is reduced and the same
may be said OF all ullins soothing remedies Not So
with BRANDRETH'S PILLS; they at once 60 to the
assistance OF the blood in aiding it discharge bad hu-
mors, TO conquer the Death Principle TO relieve main
m tins way does not leave any bad effects The Life
Prlnclpie is not reduced, the teeth DESTROYED
Dat all inc organs are cicanscd and their health insured
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M special communication Of Staunton Lodge, No.
10 neu a. tue Masons' Hall, Saturday evening,
Dccembet.6th, A. L.. 5S45, A. ID. 1915 o.
The Wor. Master, Charles IL. Lewis announced, in
the following terms, the business for which the Lodge
was convened = $50 NeS
eve have met my brethren. TO arrange the last sad
o'S vi Nspect 10 departed companion to testify
our heartfelt sorrow for his loss-our sympathy i'm The
!cuoh caused by the severance of the earthly ties
en oo.nd nm 10 beloved famil y-and TO prepare
"oePos's IN the tomb, with the usual socmnties his
mortal frame. ~
n few short months have passed since we assembled
to follow III aged and much iovcd brobcr o the ,oh
and ere TIC garands have faded upon his funeral mound
we are called to lay another of Patrarchs i'm the So
leu. sr, These are solemn occasions, aud afford Sc
ous ana affecting truths for the contemplation of i'm
mortal behgs. Oh my brethren may solemn dispensn
lions hke these, impress but the more deeply with
.c fan'y Oh human pursuits,-thc Importance Of pre-
P"oS iof ahcther and an enduring of existence
we orcbcreit of whose life was irrcproachabI,.
IN an that relates TO the intercourse of man with his
ncighoor "a fond iathcra kind ncighbor-an indu-
gent mas,ra true and faithful frcnd-hc lived anon
US beloved and respected by all His was literally the
chari'y that suifcrch long aud is kind" Slow to be-
he'e eViloi any one by whom his confidence was once
gained, nc was ever ready TO throw that blessed man.
nc over the errors, the aings and the foiblcs o: his
ieow man-and TO open the door of hone 10 ssthe re-
turning podisal" He dcsccndS TO the grave loved and
Regretted leaving no enemy 10 rejoice his DEATH no
wronged aic 10 bless the moment of his dissolution or
TO cNccrttc his memory. May he rest i'm peace and
receive the hands OF his Heavenly Father and Judge
fellow" ~ '' >''''o
brothcI Cheslcy Kinney then submitted the follow
ihS preamble and resolutions which unanimously
adopted
IL having pleased an Ali wise Providence TO remove
from tins world our venerable ami truly beloved broth,
nounccd 70 The Lodge,
RcsoNcd, That IN the death Of brother CARRIER the
Drcthrcn OF this Lodge feel that Masonry has lost one
who was ardcnty devoted 10 its interests and nrnc
pes-Atgosia County of her Oldest and one of her
pest cit2enS, IN every in which can be cs-
tccmcd a'good citizen.
Ips nl.AI dad ~.
and iiccnon which this Lodge cntcrtans for the memo.
ry oour deceased brother, will attend his funeral on
tomcrrow, and wear Grape left for thirty
days
Resolved Sd, That the Secretary of this Lodge fur
nsh cpy OF the above resolutions TO the Editors of the
otaunto papers Tor pubcaton-and that another copy
be trans nited to the family oftlc deceased.
An extract from the minutes
JAS. Il. PATTERSON, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:

"A County Court of Augusta, held at the
Courthouse of said County, on Monday the
eth day of October, 1876
John w. Paine, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Adam NJ. Shulta and John Shulz, Dets.
in CHANCERY.
THIS day came the Plaintiff by his Attorney.
and the Defendant Adam Nj. Shulz not having
entered his appearance and given security accord,
ing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabant of this country: 1t ID
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here ON
the irst day of the mex, January term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the town of Stanton for two
months successfully, and posted at the front doc
of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-reste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
Nov. 6, 1915.
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District Court Of The United States for the HESTER,
District Of pnginia, at Stanton, Ih,usdau, No
uember 27, 1876
James Ponts, assignee in the matter of Daniel
Snyder, in Bankruptcy, PitG.
AGAINST
William G. Wor,bington, Richard Henderson,;
and others, Defts.
The Defendants S. Mcpherson, Washipp,on
County Bank, Nd, - Shaw, Ross e. Gar
rett Kemp & Poole, and G.. ID. Kinks g. Co., not
having entered their appearance, &c. according
10 the Rules of this Court, and it appearing frotG
the return of the Marshal of this District, that
they are not inhabitants of this country 1t is or.
dered, that said defendants do severally appear
here in three months from the publication OF this
order and answer the petition of the plaintiff;
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Staunon Spectator, a newspaper pub
lished in this District, for two months success
lively. and posted at the front door of the Courts
house of Augusta county.
Copy-Tese.
NICHO. X. TROUT, d. elk.
Dec. 4, IS45.
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" 1t is stated that Mr.. HART. the scplptor

" 1t is stated that Mr.. HART, the sculptor,
IS about to take his departure for Italy, to execute
the Clay Statue for the Ladies of Virginia.
We learn that Gen. Cooke, bond PAVING do.
mocrat, has been elected Chancellor of Missis.
sIPP, for six years, by majority of 1900 over
an anti-bond paying democrat. and an an,i-bond
paying wing.
The Hon. VIM. @. Preston has been elected
by the Board of Trustees of the South Carolina
College, President of that institution
In the Convention now in session at Jefferson.
MISSOURI, for the revision Of the Constitution of
that State, member offered resolution propos.
ing to deprive the Legislature of the power to in
corporate Banks, and declaring all contracts. the
consideration of which is Bank notes, null and
void. 1t was negatived by the decided vote of
40 to Is.
The Hon. JESSE ID. BRIGHT, has been elected
by the Indiana Legislature to the Senate of the
". States Tor six years from the 18th Of March
last.
Com. Jesse ID. Elliott died at Philadelphia on
the 10th instant.
LARGE FAMLY.-A lady in Marion county.
Cnio, mas given birth to four pairs of twins, the
Oldest is only four years old, to wit. twins in
1912, 43, IA and AS, six girls and two bows. all
living and doing well.
.adUice 10 Merchants and Girls.-Never refuse =
good offer for a better market The first ceriaintv
the latter only hope.
We learn from the New Orleans "picavp,o,,
that an arrangement has been made bv the post
Once Department for despatchino REGULAR
weekly mail from New Orleans TO Texas by the
steamships Galveston and New York.
VIM. Morris has been sentenced to the Alaba-
ma peDtentiary for 80 years for enticing slaves
away TO free State.
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VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND
FOR SALE.
-HaZ@E

-7S/GE~
A NY peran wishing to purchase a valuable
IA TRAC4OF LAND, situate in the county
of Albemarl{ containing about $50 or 200 Acres
- of Lahd located in good neighborhood,
IsssIHl witha good DWELLING HOUSE, &C..
L---sA1sl Meadow and good water, can be ac-
commodated by applying to the Editor Of this
paper.
There are few, if any, better situations in the
county of Albemarle for Blacksmith.
~ Possession given Immediately.
Dec. Is, ISi5.-tf.
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STR0OP AND ESTERLE'S SELF.SETTING
B 0 A-T II AP FOR r A rs

'EHE subscriber is The sole proprietor of
- the rig 1T TO make and sell the above Trap in
the counties of Augusta and Rockingham, hav.
ing purchased the interest of Mr.. John Stafford,
his late partner in the same, and is prepared I'd
NIL all orders which may be furnished at his shop
in Stanton Those who wish to rid their pre-
misses OF that great pest, the Norway Rat, are res
quested TO call and examine this admirable in.
vention DAVID G.. HARRY.
Stanton, Nov. 6, 1916.
N. Is. All persons are hereby forewa armed from
Infringing upon the right of the patentee, as the
law will be enforced against any so offending
ID. G. HARRY.