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ny Il. GREEN; .y.4cftomer,..

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUc.
TiON,-On Tuesday, the 2lst instant at O'clock y
m, shall sell, in toni OF the premises very desirable
house and or being lot No OF the subdivision Of lots ma
= IN square 49, situated on street. between IA and fh
streets The Improvements good three-s brcL
house. with stable and wood hoase The location Is j.s
fabe being the business portion of city; and per
sons wishing purchase pleasant residence win do We'll
20 attend the sale The property that belonging TO LEM
w: " Porter. Terms at sale A. GREEN.
Sept I'D Auctioneer
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ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, would info

ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, would inform
his friends and the public generally that he has just
received his stock OF fail and winter goods direct New
York; bought in person, and selected with great care, in
view OF the great competition, such cloths cassimeres
and vesng OF the latest importaons which goods will be
made to order in superior style, and cheap be
made in the United States His stock viii By found larger
and more complete than in any former season Persons
wishing purchase clothing good will do well
defer making their purchases until they call and examine his
stock am fully prepared to compete with the times, and
all ask is call think can show you goods that
not be found in other store in this city, unless you find
them in of the establishments of merchant ailors
Always on hand large and fashionable assortment of
ready made clothing Of my own make; cloth cloaks and
overcoats rock Dress and sack coatsn Short have
hand every article needul for gentlemen's wear fine
dunn, and lowprced clothing suit the condition OF all
DO not mistake the store, Or under the IT, S. Hotel, be-
tween Sd and Al streets.
Sept. 2O-3tif p w. b.
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BY II. ". DYER. .s..cssonser.

FLOWERS AT AUCTION-On Wednesday, the e2d
instant at half past o'clock. shall ,e at the GA ren
Of Mr. Watt on 10th street. between street and Massa
chuses avenue 300 pots year DID, OF the most SUI
Pol'or xmas anu varieties X. w. DYER.
0oPr ~ -ooNOs Auctloneer
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u ICH Fall silks, Cnshmcrrs Mous.elines q usdr,lle
IL and silk paids, this day received by
Sept 7-tif WALTER HARPER 81 co.
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MOURNING GOODS.-We have now open
ltl 70 pieces Lupn's bombasins, all numbers
do do plain black mousselines, asso ted
10 do French mernoes, Lupn's and other makes
do black mourning silks
2 do black mode
20 do black veil grapes
80 do com grapes
20 dozen black love wells
30 do super black kid gloves
Black silk and cotton hosiery, fine assortment
Black Grape isse. With other necessary
ing goods which viii be sold at the moderate prices
Sept. D--3tit ID. CLAGETT a. co.
T. ACE CAPEs AND BERTHEs.-We have now open
Ia cartons lace capes, assorted styles and prices
do do berthes do do very cheap.
Sept 20-3tit ID. CLAGETr IL co.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.-Our stock OF carpeting of
~ all kinds will be open for sale this Monday morning
and would respectfully invite all in Of carpetngs
of any grade call We have carpetings from l2A
cents up. We shall have opened
sets administer Competing, superior article to I'M
10 sets tapestry Brussels
30 pieces best quality do
80 do good Brussels, at 81 70 per yard
80 do lngraih, superine, fine, &c.
SETS twilled Venetian
sets plain do
600 rugs at any price, from So up
pieces g, "a printed booking
>S.... eo ~ r.,-- .- 90 .y
All goods sold by warranted stated and will be sold
sept ao-atf D. CLAGETT co.
DEM VEILs.-
- dozen black lace dem wells
s super lace (white) do
l dozen assorted do do For sale by
Sept o-sfh d. CLAGETT ~ co.
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Columbian College, ID. c.

Columbian College, ID. G.
TIME winter session, six months commences on the
i first Wednesday Of October.
Tuition S26 90
Library, room, bed, and furniture 100
Table and servant, per week 2Yl
Or, at the cheaper table 100
To students who do not board in college:
Tuition PC OO
Library, room, and furniture I20O
Fuel and lights at Washing 37A cents per dozen.
small charge for average damages Those enter
college class pay matricuaton fee of $40 The neces
sary college expenses of boarding student exclusive OF
books and stationery, will exceed $3.50 unnum: nj
the cheaper table $3.50. Students who do to go
through regular course, and take degrees may select
such branches as may suit their objects in life On suit
able occasions, they permitted hear the debates in
United States.
Bills payable in advancehaf at the opening, the balance
at the middle of the session.
COLLEGE HILL Soptembr g. ls47-1aw4wcpNeo2wd
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Hy n. GREEN, .9Mcfionefr,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE PHIIo
sophical Apparatus, Electrical Machine, School Desks
Black Boards &c, auction.On Thursday the gd ns,
shall sell, al the residence fMr Porter C. between al
and - streets at 10 O'Clock, excellent lot urn
lure, &c enumerate, in part
Mahogany sofa lounge, bureaus, and dress tables
DO dining breakfast and centre-tables
DO bcdstead, wash sink, eight-day clock, &c
DO WARDROBE book and mineral cases
Cane, rush, and woodseat chairs
Maple bedsteads, washsands bureaus, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Andirons, shovel and tsngs, and Tenders
Solar hall, and other lamps
Parlor, chamber, passage, and step carpets
Window curtains and shades, hearth rugs Xc
China, glass; and crockeryware, among which is GOOD
white granite dinner
Hanging, toilet, and other looking-glasses
Radiator, cooking, and other stoves
With good ot OF kitchen requisites.
Also, philosophical apparatus electrical machine school
desks black boards &c., and LOT of books with many other
articles not necessary to cnumerae. Terms cash.
Sep l7-6t A. GREEN, Auctioneer
THE Trustees OF the Berryvtlle Academy, Clark
county, Virginia, wish procure the % vices of an
accomplished instructor for the year ensuing. All COM
muncatons addressed either of subscribers will re-
ceve prompt attention. None need apply unless they can
present the very best recommendations.
RICHARD II. WILMER
CYRUS MCCORMICK,
T. ]. KERFOOT,
TREADWELL SMITH,
Sept lS-3cp RAND. ,KOWNSLAR.
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Tickets $l0-Haves $5-Quarters So so.
For sale by
j. ~ c. MAURY, Agents for Managers,
Next door east of National Hotel, Washington city.
Sept 20-dNcif
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.

Tickets $lO--shares in proportion
Cert fcate of package OF whoes $AO do do halves
$4s; do do quarters, 1922 90; do do eighihs, 11 IS
All orders for tickets will have prompt and confidential
a'tehtion: ID. PAINE ~ CO.,
sept io-ot'doszo Alexandria, Virginia.
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ITO Surgeons and Pursers In the Navy.-The subscri-
bers importing gold epauetts and trimmings under
the regulation of the ls of June lS47 Surgeons passed
ssants assistants and pursers be supplied in the
shortest space OF time necessary import the Off
GERS amed above) describing rank win please send their
orders and address, by mail, to BAILEY ~ co.
formerly Bailey and Kitchen,
June ll-2aw3rn 196 Chesnutstreet, Philadelphia
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E,DuCATI0N.- REV. D. MCARTER'S BOARDING
burg Lancaster county. Penn. The whole expenses for
board tuition washing, &c per session of months $55
The winter session will the first Monday of
November Parents guardians wishing place their
sons wards in good school, for circular references &C.
address Rev. d. M'CARTER PRINCIPAL
Sept ll--dtlNov. Strasburg, Lancaster CO., Penn
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General Agency at washington City


MANY years experience a clerk the princi-
lVl pal accounting offices of the Treasury Department
requiring general knowledge of public accounts the pn
cples and usages governing their settlement and the
parent or bureauo which they may respectively REFER
will be sufficient guaranty claimants of the subscribers
prosecute with precision and facility claims
ofevey character and description against the general gov
ernment and before Congress-speciay all claims grow
ing out of the Mexican war.
Smtes corpaaiions, companies, distant agents. ind
vidpas addressing their communications TO me- postage
pad,( Georgetown ID. c." will be promptly acknowl-
edged, and punctually attended to.
Office near the Wax Department, Washington.
b. CLEMENTS
EXPERIENCES:
Hon A. X PARIS, Second Comptroller Treasury
Gen. N. TowsoN, Paymaster General
PETER HAGNER, esq, Third Auditor Treasury.
Hon GEO. G. WASHINGTON, Maryland.
Hcn A. ii. SHEppran, North Carolina,
Gen. A. g. BENNETT, Mississippi.
Rev. BENZ NJ. MILLER, Mobile. Alabama.
Hon A. L. Mills, ST. Louis, Missouri
- WM J. ANDERSON, esq, New York city.
VU-Commercal Register Mobile Ala; Missouri Repub-
ican, Mo-; Commercial Advertiser N. Y; Free Trader
Nachez, Nil will please copy and forward account with
paper containing advertisement to B. c.
July 29-law6wcp
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subject OF COnKfatuauOn we trust II prove oil
benefit to the great interest with which they stand
nected.
(rAkPETINGS.-The subscribers would call special
~ tention to their superior of carpengs The
stock very complete, comprising all the usual styles Per
from the bordering counties OF Maryland and Virginia
well Baltimore viii find their advantage to ex-
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. 2O--3tf b CLAGETT N co
DHAWN numbers OF Grand Consolidated Lottery,
IL Class No. 3S
So IS 80 60 81 81 So 10 6s H.
Sept. 20-3t ID. PAINE * CO. Managers
nRAWN NUMBERS the Alexandria Lottery
~ Class IS, drawn lSih September 1917.
]. w. MAURY & Co., Managers
Successors TO ]. G. Gregory Il Coz
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of the State Agricultural S0ctefy:
Had itbsen my purpose entertain with euoguT
of the Stae should find myself forestaed by the
Inhibition which surrounds and which has pronounced
that eulogy 70 the eye much more orcnly, ,mPressvely
il 70 the ear Of this assembly.
Had mistakenly proposed address you a discourse
upon agricultural productions this exhibition would have
driven from my purpose, by the conviction that
backward and scarcely initiated Scholar standing in the
presence of masters instructed and expert
enced OF whom it would be my duty TO change places
The agriculture OF our State far ii yet from maturity
and perfection has already become ART, science,
himself Instructed far beyond advancement of him who
addresses you.
The pervading character of this great and vital interest,"
howevsrits intimate connexion with the wants comforts
and interests OF every man in employment
in life and its controlling relations commerce. man.
ufactures substantial Independence, and general health
and prosperity whole abundant sub
plaon occasions like this without
attempting explore the depths or to define the principles
of science Profound and to the unintated, difficult
as is that of agriculture.
Agricultural production is the substratm of the whole
supestcturethc great element which spreads the sail
and mpels the OF commerce. and moves the hands and
turns the machinery of manufacture. The earth Is the
mother of ALL in whatever employment engaged
and the fruits gathered from It's bosom are alike the lndls
Pensable nurmcnt and support Of ALL The productions
of its surface and the Of its mines the material
upon which the labor of the agrcuurs the merchant,
and the manufactured alike bestowed, and the
prize for which nl alike toll.
The active stimulus which urges all forward excites
dustry awakens Ingenuity and brings invention the
prospect hope Of market for productions la
bor The farmer produces sell reliant purch
10 sell and Tho manufacturer fabrcates Secon-
sum pon OF their respective goods although ndispen-
sable necessity al e IL incident In the mind i'm
peIsd to scousition To gain that which produced
or acquired by tho sale of that which possessed is the
Agrcu,al noddction is the rst in order the strongest
in necessity highest in usefulness, in this whole
system OF acquisition The other branches stand upon
are sustained BY it, and without could not exist Still 1t
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loss WHICH society, Inc state, the
try at large experienced in his DEATH concluding with the
following resolution:
Reolped That the eloquent address which has Just been
read be princd and that the President be requested
the permission OF Mrs. Wright retain the original
OF the address, to be placed in the archives of the society
and regret which is felt by all its members the rrepar-
BILE loss which has suddenly overwhelmed herself and
the State IL n common grief
This resolution was seconded by Lewis F Allen esq
OF Ere county, who adverted in glowing language TO the
merits OF the address, in the course of which he charac
terzed as that would be regarded and appealed to
by the agricultural interests model of excellence and
the richest legacy which could be beuueahed to them
Mr. Allen concluded his remarks by submitting the fol-
lowing additional resoluons
Resolved That in the death OF Silas Wright late govern
or OF this State the New York State Agricultural Society
Der, and the community ustrious example OF repub
can simplicity private, well niiexibe honesty
and great capacity in public life.
Hsered That committee of this society, be appointed
by the president thereof prepare brief memoir illus
fatve OF his character his virtues, and his eminent pub
c services tor publication with the address delivered
this occaon IN the Transactions for the year IS7a duty
the more gratefully performed, the last public of his
lie was one OF bcnefcence to the farmers ofhis country
The president then put the question upon the several
resolutions, and they adopted by reclamation
On motion 1t was likewise resolved that copies of the
remarks OF Gen Dix, Mr.. King, and Mr. Allen be soli-
cited from the speakers and that they be published in con
nexon with the address, by the society," and entered upon
its minutes.
The reports of the several committees were then read
and the premiums awarded to the successful competitors
The thanks of the community are due and on orr part
are herein rendered 10 The president OF the society," George
tall, esq, and the other officers and executive committee
thereof Tor the facilities furnished TO all classes of
hibors and visitors and the with which their
various arrangements in this behalf were carried out is
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TO .gTg ghe BEOyyd.

r AY aside all prejudice and condemn not
4 until YOU have fairly tested and proved the
qualities Of the following MEDICINES. We do
not believe in The inthlhblltv"t medicine ormen,
bn; we do believe that FALES' MEDICINES
are equal 20 the best and superior to most med-
zines Of the dav. Indeed we believe his Cathar-
tic. Worm, and Cough Lozenges, for safety, GER
tainty and plensantncss, are without parallel,
and cnunnt be surpassed. We say to all, give
them fair trial. aud then Judge for yourselves.
FALES' CATHARTIC LOZENGES
Are prepared from variety OF vegetables, are
pleasant to take as peppermint, and are nten.
ded universe! lamlly Catharhc; good IN all
and children. They operate throughout the
whole system, cleansing the blood and speedily
era sicatng disease; their operation IS easy and
,horough--Duse from to e.
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HI. A. HULL

NT7OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
received th. fashion for the Fall and winter
of lSlG-7; and that heca be found at all bu-
sincss hours at the Old Stand one door east Of
The Court House where he will be pleased to
await upon those who may favor him with a
call We inow how to appreciate the unboun-
dcd patronage received through the late dull
season. and our grateful acknowledgements are
duly rendered
Litchield, Aug, 1916, tfl
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~ III vAA|
SPRING GOODS I!

VUST RECEIVED, by the subscriber, the
y most splenGid assortment of Genliemen's
and Ladies
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
svar offered by him in this place, and inclnd-
ing, Cor the Ladies', Bomr"znes-5~.i and 81
wide super black and co"d silks. do BarregeS
plain and jg'd, do Muslin de LANES and Alpa~
ca Lustres, French printed Lawns and Mpslms
French Muslin Ginghams, and English and
Scotch Ginghams. a beautiful assortment.
Also Mourning Lawns, Muslins, Gnghams,
Prints &n. and English, French and American
Fancy PRINTED CALICOESi in great variety
of patern, style aud quality, Also Dress Trims
mings, Fringes, Gimps. Edginss, Buttons, Sc,
perfect assortment. Also White Muslin
Lawns. Camhrlcs, Laces &c. sc. Also CaSh>
mere and Benege Square and Long ShawlS
Crayats, Gloves, Hosiery Linen and silk Pocket
HandEcrchiets, &c. all descriptions Also,
BROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Gatnbioons,
Veslings Sc, Unbleached and bleached Saeet>
ingS, Shjrtings Linens, &c.
Also Mems aad Boys Hats, Caps and Ladies
and Chid's Shoes, Paper laogngs an assort>
ment, Geese Feathers Of LIST quality
Also, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD
WARE, SC sc. OLDEST quality and at the very
lowest prices.
Also Dr.. Spears Medicines.
Purchasers are invited to cal and get the
worth Of their money in good Goods, and no
mistake,
S, N. BRONSON, Agent,
Lilch6eld, April 22d, ls47, ~
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NOI.'TGE.

rTgIIE Court of Probate for Litchtie'd District
hath assigned the 10th day of June, lSl7,
ut % O'Clock, forenoon at the Probate Otflce
in I.tchheld for the examination and settles
,nent of the Administration account, with the
estate Of Sherman Patterson, late of Cornwall,
in said District, deceased, at which time anc
place, all persons interested, are hereby not'ti,
ed to appear, if they see cause, aud be heard
thereon. -
FoWIN NJ. KELLOGG, Administrator.
Iitchleld, June s, 1877.
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uysUTKGE.

Y1THF, Cont of Probate for Litchficld
y. Distric. hath assigned the 18th day
of June 1911 at 10 o'clock y. M. at the
Probate Office in Litehfield, for the exams
,aa,ion and settlement Of the administers
..cn account, with the Estate of Daniel
Garrit, Jr late of said Litchtied deceased :
at which time and place all persons interes-
ted will appear if they see cause and be
heard therin.
LEWIS s. GARRIT'r, Administrator
,;,chfeId. June Sth !217.
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,RrttSenIeHfG.

- - hn44-.C'G y.
4. T.. '--.,ra } insertions, - IS
Zach 5n5seqoea: insertion, 10
re. insertions, 90
Each subsequent insertion, %
Admin; :, 4to.s' NotiCcg, 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
Estray Notices, rs
Guardian and Trustee Notices, &C, 81 U,
per square.
nc;-A liberal discount made to yearly ADVERT
g3>Pot,rt Medlcine adv'ts. inserted one yea
t430 per column.
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TAX I'm UP.

.r. 10y the subscriber in Wood~
T':7asN, S,A ID bury on The 18th day of
E wv .sSss May last a dark red COW, about
la ten years old, having a
short tail, but no other mark, na'u,a' OF "r''-
fetal also at the same Tune datN req year
ling heifer, with no particular Distinguishing
mark, The owners Of the above described an
imals are hereby requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away. --
JOHN BACON,
Woodbury., CT. Juno 1st. 3W'l
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xnvA.nuA3nB TAn3zIE

80
arp Txg1 E4ao ia IwHL Ia GsLD TZA1 %
CtIN LECTURES on the USES or THE
- LU.NGS, Causes, Prevention and Cure OF
Consumption, Asthma and Diseases OF the
Heart. On the Laws of LongeVIty and mode OF
preserving male and female health symmetry
and beauty exposing causes and cure of those
diseases that produce consumption, or shorten
lie, az Affections of the skin, spine, stomach,
bowels, kidneys, liver, scrofuIa, piles, gravel
and female com plants. Its rules are easy,
practical and pure, form guide to perfect
health and sng lite. IS engraviogs, 32l pages
50 cens Postage Q 1>2 cts. BY SAMUEL
SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ. NJ, D., at 7o7
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Qr5-Any person RENTING fifty cents, free WILL
receive one copy by mail, to any part. The
hade supplied
Feb llth 1917. 39e2WSm
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ROOTS AND SHOES,
20 whom it may concern.

go whom it may concern.
yH,HE advertiser would respectfully say
IL that, being abou, closing up his bus>
ness in New Preston, Ct, wishes al who
have any demands against him, to present
them and receive their money.
Possibly there may be some small de>
mands against me that l have no account
of. Should | leave this place without
paying every honest dett, please write
me at Rosrndalc, Post Office, Ulster Co.,
New York, Uhis being the nearest office
t, NY business which is at Dashv'lle
Falls and l will pay Immediately as i,
always gives me pleasure to pay, and
much pain should | on any account neg"
ect 10 pay my honest debts. (No neces>
sity for sending Sheriff onn
New Preston, June IA, ls47. *5-3w
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Cows for Sale !!
NOTICE,

TIME Court OF Probate for Litchfcld
Il District hath limited aud allowed
Z monthv rom this 2jh day OF May,
aei7, 10 the creditors of the Estate Of
Collins Baldwin. late of Goshen, IN snid
District. dsceas"4 "ilhn which to"yAiLit
.selF c'a'rs rs, said Estate, for set
s.sigeNN Htt e.1trs nn' presented within
Al ne, WI be barred 3 recovery.
ANa Indebted 10 said Eatnie, arc
G4 M axe n rdlnta paymed Ne
Ift w b. AUDlNGFON, ES'r.
Aacnassa, AiAy 70 1917. 2
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rALES, WORM I.OZENGES

IA LES WON VI IiOLF4NuF"1
Are safe and sure remedy for w orms, and
children love them; in fact they are a worm me.
dicine that canuot be surpassed for safety, GER
taintv and peasanmess combined. Thousands
of persons die with worms where the cause is
not suspected; starting IN seep,gratlng the tee h,
pacness at the mouth, sickness at the S,omarh,
precHrtous appetite and general fever, are some
Of the most common symptomS
FALES' COUGi LOZENGES.
We do not pretend that these Loze lces will
cure a seated consumption; bat they have cured
numerous persons wHo were considered in the
first stages of consumption, also many cases OF
Asthma or Phihisjc. some OF many years stand
ing They are good IN all affections OF he throat
aud lnngs, asthma, coughs colds, hronch'tus,& Ne.
FALES' DYSENrARY LORENGES
Cure DNsentarY, Dauhuea, aud all Bowel Com
plains children and adults. Take them street
" according 10 directions and they will seldom !
ever tan to cure.
FAYLE'S CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC.
Pc, Preserving and Restoring the Hair.
Wa do not pretend that Hair can be restored
in every case, hut this tome has, and witt il used
according to directions, re store Tin many ns,an.
cus. and Will fix ii firmly IN the head where il j.
a'ling out, after Il tsw applications, and in nil
eases where any human aid can restore the hair
this article viii,
.afanlGlSC.4R RAT EXTERAiLN:l.
TGP,
This article is altogether sofer and preferable
! 20 use than araenIci the rata and mice eat IA
more readily, and they are nor s0lIkcly ~ die In
! tie budding Il Will eXiermHale oil rats nuJ
mice thnt eat nl II, aud obey cat It readily iflns
pat on e0melhinRIhry Ike and pu in their way
i nneraies AZ slow poison, hey are uneasy and
wander about three nr tour days or a week be fore
thoY tte TOR this reason thoY seldom die IN tho
! building Ono duk u considered sufficient N
seep an ordinary building clear a year. Price
| so cents,
Var sabl by Druggists. aud Traders who dea
aiedlt ine5) generally throughout the 0OunlIy