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A rann, ltil,,

a FREUD has ioa ,lsewa w y ha,rr
from The coan,1y, m answer 10 tun.
nins cpisilc be- had written. which Is ,,p
amusing and original mi TO hv handed
down TO lsos,rrity, alone wi'h lhc choice
b,crary mcrscls Of the day. We sup.
pvss names Hnd dates Of cp.s.e My
Dear sr-youfs of the MI, has
been received, and II had no, answer.
c'l IL, YOU mus, lay y0ur sccopni 10 II,
strange contents vas much ,nrrri..
ci n, your simplicity in writing 10 AK
The payment ef the small sums owe
YOU. How cen you Imagine ihs, can
scrapc together any money in this part
OF the world, where there never viii be
such an article don't understand you
city folks writing up To Us country folks
Tor money Why don't YOU 20 10 the
bank aud bornw 1t That's the way
Id do, II ] were living Ia the city. But
up here We cant borrow money we
haven, got i to spend, much less TO
lend. lou'll appreciate this when you
get poor and come TO the country TO live.
There's nothing like the country for
modesty and virtue. But I'm sure I
don't know why you should be bother.
ing me about money. My notes ought
TO pass current, for you've got an al.
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Shotkin,.

As we were walking along one ofibe
avenues, not long since, by some mystic.
rions power and a few drops of water,
we had our attention drawn upwards.
We ran our eye along up the brick wall
TO the fourth story where We saw las
We supposedly beautiful Irish girl seat.
ed on one Of the window sills, washing
the window, her feet hanging Ia The
house she was holding fast By one hand
and washing with the other We gazed
at her dumb silence for some moments.
IL was evident that II she should lose
her balance she would not stop short Of
the side walk As We PAUSED, thus
nhee'ing on what nigh, happen. cure
enough, she nersOusly grasped the bot.
tom Of The window with both hands. as
II isuffering from some dizziness. Could
we save her from her impending fate :
No'-GraduAlly she loosened her grasp
the brush fell from her hand. and sud.
denly letting 90 With both hands she
eraHled into tlie l,ouse
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Choice peeira.

rr.s Freedom. .na How 90 Gain u.
~ essEits -scx.s.
W. vast ~ hsr, ro aasani,nr tas.
fss lih-nl " hsii
W. vast 10 hisar Il Hursesnus Ens..
To struggle fss the firit
cutsp~an and s~ards printed wosa..
The sa.hd car hattis pisin
We've wan suth yle,nne. brf~.,
And % We ss'aIi sfain.
wsiove NJ triuinphs srfunF q krts--
Thsy stain her erish'est esa,s,
'Tis 10, IN binaa ,hs, Lit.cuy
fnscfsh-s hef Siyi laws
she writes them ou tire people'. bcar,
IA lassnsre clear And plain
Tnss thoughts hsre moved The world bsiors,
Ana 80 tsry shAIi sgaia.
W. yield 60 none IN earnest lor.
of fi.eduni's esa.s Sabine
We js,u the cry, " fraternity -
Wekcep the march of Time.
And ye, ne grasp nor spike not spear.
Our si,tories 10 Obtain,
We've won without their aid before,
And 20 We shall again.
We want no aid Of bsrncsdo
To show front % wrong
We hsvs citadel In Truth,
More durable aud strung.
Calm ~urds, great thoughts, unninehing faith,
Have neyet stfiv'n In vain.
They've wen our battle, many time,
And 20 they shall again.
Peace, progress, knowledge, bro,hsrhood--
The ignorant may sneer,
The bad dsnyi but we rely
To see their triumph near.
No widows gnoans shall load our cause,
No biood u brethren slain
We've won vithout such aid before,
And ~ We shall sgain.
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A Sham Thief

The Paris correspondent, oC,bc Ws.b.
'ngion Reppblic gives the following ac.
eoun, OF the manner in which q smart
ih'et escaped from his pufsucr. when
hard pushed. lie says,
The police Of Paris are generally n
match for private citizens, but they
sometimes find more than an equal In
certain gentlemen, who, living on thu
highway and appropriaiing other peo.
pies goods, may be said 10 have pub.
lie character. One Of these gentry was
the other day discovered in the act Of
riii'na n bureau IN room IN the upusy
part Of house. lie fed 10 the roof.
but could get no further. Iailinrs and
broken bottles impeded his onward pto-
gress. The occupants Of The house
guarded the windows and The slaifwats.
crowd of lockers on In the stree,
watched his movements on the roof.
while squad Of lremen, with hooks
and ladders. advanced on q run from
the nearest post. The poor ftlIow wss
IN his stocking feet and was minus y hat.
As the fremen reached the noof he
disappeared, no one could tell how or
where. The search vas continued for
iali an hour, bu was utterly iioi,Iess.
a porter handed q nole 10 the eo,nmi..
sary heading the taitas. Il was FROM
the eseapcd Thief, and was Inn. coaeh.d,
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ieni on the .nrfmr sfihe water, a. II

fcai on the .uffwr cf ilie water, as il
supported hy their own shadows.
Tommy wonders whether thcrc Is any
grammar IN their language that they
have ,o bother over and "a ihcrr seems
to bv no oross.leoking ones, with little
whips in their fore l,-,i, he judges there
are no schcol.marers among them
and so he wishes he was long.legged
spider, and could aont In The warm sun.
shine over the head. Of the polywcgs
aud past the holes where the big bull.
frogs are. and have nobody to call him
10 10 study his lessons, or TO make on.
ion-heds in the garden. The old man
watches the lad wading 10 the stream,
and the insects floating, aud iancies him.
self a boy again, pleased with boys
play,hnes, aud dreaming a boy. dreams
once moro The voice OF Betty from
the kitchen, shouting 10 Tommy, that il
is time for him 10 90 after the cows.
which are mile OIL IN the North Side
woods, wakes them from their several
reycrics and summons them home
The lane is cooler than before, for the
shadows Of the trees shut out the slant
ing rays Of the sun, aud the birds have
nearly disappeared The boy skip.
from one side to The other OF the path,
now pulling up II sassairas twig by the
roofs for lis aromatic bark, now climb
ing birch Tree for some Of lis fragrant
whips, talking all the time, and NIL the
time thinking what he will do when
man. The man walks slowly. drinking
in through his dimmed eyes the beauty
of the scenery, and thinking Of what he
did when he was boy,
Sevcniy-four years II is quite pos.
sible TINT before another is added TO the
li,I, our old friend will he where there
are no gooscbcrrics 10 trim or vines 10
prunc. but be is ready for any event,
and feels thai when his time comes, he
will 20 with cheerful heart, so he enn
afford 10 be CHEEKY while he remains
Many returns Of his birthday TO our
venerable friend. and many years may
l,c tsrry TO tell pleasan, stories TO Bob
of the old times, and make kites and
balls for Bob's junior bre,hren.--[N.
Y. Times.
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Woman.


The following extract from speech
delivered in the California Senate by
Mr.. Soule, is tonchingly beauiilnl.---
The subject was bill authorizing wo-
men 10 act as sole traders. There are
married men out OF California, ms well
ms in it, who may look in the glass and
behold themselves -
when reflect ubon the conduct of
many married men in California their
faithlessness to every vow which they
made at the aliar--how completely they
fail in the performance of their duties
how ,irtuous and Industrious, faithful
and patient women are imposed upon
by worthless bruies ofhusbands, as great
tyranls at home, as drunkards and de-
bauchees abroad-my respect for the
sex prompts me 10 do nll within my
power to protect her rights and secure
her happiness.
love woman;I ] have loved her all
my life, and, dying, hope 10 be faithful
to the same high and inspiring senti.
menls. For, amid all the varied scenes,
temptations, struggles and hopes of ex-
isience, one star, brighter than all 9th
ers, has lighted and guided me onward.
If ever had any high and noble am
biiion, tue exciting energy has been in
the approving smile coming from the
eye Of woman And judge her inHu-
cnce is fhus upon others. Gentle in
her affections, yet mighty through her
influence, her medium rule is MS power
ful as the balloi-box and she only
needs the protection oflaw against hose
who have no law in their habits and
propensiiies, She has lulcd me from
boyhood with the sott and winning in
fuencc of her beauty aud virtues.
remember my first love; my baby
affections at four years Of age. l have
been in love nearly every month since
save the dark and rayless years which
succeeded the dcsolated hearth, and
made the heart too dcsol.iie. And new
er, sir while ] remember my mother,
long since in the gravel remember
the night when she died--neyer, while
recollect my sisters, and The abuses
which might have been iheirs--never,
while l hold in memory one oiher-
and her memory is all ,hat is left TO me
shall refuse to give my voice and
my influence, and my vote, for any mea.
sure necessary 10 protect and cherish
the weaker and better portion Of ere
alton against the oppression. neglect or
abuses of my own sex. hope the bill
may pass Ilari. Cour.
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Mn. CHARLES AsroR Buisrap, our

Mr.. CnAnLEs AsToR BnisrEp, our
City's distinguished representative at
the high Court Of Fashion, who writes
10 The Home Journal from Numero
20, Rue Barbel dc Jouy, that he cnn
find in Paris nogloves fl to wear, though
he hns not IN bad hand" and his glove
bill exceeds 8 400 dollars year, ap.
pears 10 have fallen in with, during his
travels, our dear coupirymen, j. Ross
Browne, who, in his Yusei," just pub
lshed, dasncrreotypes him Ms follows
IN. Y. Tribune.
"When ! first saw him, he was on
the way from Florence to Milan, in
quest Of pair of panialoons Of par
ticular style. No man in Europe un-
derstood cutting except Paninletti.---
There was u Sc, in Pauielciii that made
him indispensable. lie had tried the
Partisan iailors, but they were deficient
in the knees. II was his intention at
once TO proceed from Milan to Liepsic
for boots the Germans were the only
people who brought boots 10 perfection,
and decidedly The best were 10 be had
at Lcipsic. lie expected 10 be oblig-
ed 10 return TO Paris for shirts there
was set in the collar Of the Partisan
shirt that suited him. Ills medicines
he always purchased in London his
cigars he was obliged TO import from
Havana his Laiakia tobacco he was
compelled 10 purchase himself in Smyr.
M, and this was partly the occasion Of
his present visii. As TO wine IL was
nonsense 10 undertake TO drink any bot
The pure Johannisberg--which he gem
orally saw bottled on the Rhine every
summer, 10 order 10 avoid imposition
His winters he chiefly spent in Spain;
II was the only country where good
cream was TO be had but tho coffee
wns inferior, and sometimes he had 10
cross the Pyrences for want OF good
cop Of coffee. No mode Of travelling
suited him ekacily--in fact be di.liked
travelling. Riding be hated, because
il joIied him walking because Il tired
him the snow because Il was cold The
sun because Il was hoi Rome becnusc
II was damp; Nice, Lceause II WIS dry;
Athens because Il was dusty. (By the
way, disliked Athens myself chiefly
on that account, Bimby was right ibere.)
Bot II WAS impossible for him 10 live in
America again. What could any man
Of taste do ihsrei Nopieiure., no ruins,
no society. no opera, no classical associa.
iions--noibIng n, ~, except business
aud all sors Of business he despised.--
IL was ridicolou. AS well Ne ,ulssr
way Of spending life. IN fact the ofIy
dreeia people be had eser met with
were the French msn might con.
tive 10 sAis, while 10 Paris. Not
that he approved altogether of The
freneh language il aamed depth aud
richness the only language worthy of
inaa of sense sas The ibe Sanseri,.--
A toon as he had suited Limsell IN
boess at I>eipsie, be Was going 10 per.
feei binself Ia sunserii At the rni,orsi-
y AZ Bsrlini after wiiieh he hoped to
recover from the Effects n hard study
by tour through Bavaria, which ~ss
The only country on ibs face u he
earth whefr The beer va a. 10 driaiY
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THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

4 = fasaishsd win tho asst approved
nssisfiais sfa ir a. at, - anf - o. sani
be % siadsfn fsihiiag raas33fe. = lstiofrd a.
a4ss o. slf eisfs, - a. asi af<es ffss. g.hs
a AZ tisas frsa M isrrrs saaaaaoth sheti asWS.
40 Ainet easd - Cptfceus,
81 iinrs uast " irsssiiEf fsh|htuss,
~ kinas s-sd ~ ratat Nsesrips n-sseSs.
- sfad' p-ss a. 1hrsffii~ Al tetrlai,ies.
81 tinds asfd 3, nrgrrisft.
"a tiads u-ss ~ Rsst..ss..
Al AiAais aA.d D. fcriri,fsl Dsal-fs.
an tilas a-es ~ B.-k-siisf-,
AZ tin1s u.ss y e.o-i, sAd Asss@msss,
~ tliids SOD bi ruhiis OfsCsf..
a. sisas asst = sssnsuse. q all ussss,
All kitds a-fd ~ uasHffIts n ia.ts,
~ h'he' Ueti BY Aftisfs eshtfaiiy,
"a tiad. Ussd - e..eiai As-sniblies
al siua' estd ~ Asuhants,
al kisds sssd ~ Mafsf.etsgsr-,
~ tiods Used ~ nsiiks,
sfl binds asrd ~ fssafsa<e odsess
~ kiads used ~ ExFacs. hsa,
All sinds ~ I'd b, fnfststa.si Men,
Ahtinds sssd ,, f5tsrEft S,tisties,
Al sis,ds psed ~ Gooa-eikfs a. law,
And hi tuds oi Plata ssa fsary fr,ailEf Coz the
fiftfeat Trade Ard pfsfrsas,sp. r,-asfafle
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Inr HusAN voior---TbcTs are
seven distinguishing ehanrisrs u voice
~ mea sed women, Ia men fiIey arc
termed bass, baritone, tenor, robss,o or
fuii-isnor, sud Ieoor-isgyiadro Or eous.
ier.ienor Those of women are termed
eonirslle, metro soprano and sopsano.
The oon'Iss. viii be- fssnd 10 vary &C.
coTdiHs 10 the ieagih ~ The vocal chord.
and windpipe, 'hs ioeg's possessing fhs
poser u producing the gFeaiesi nonlb.r
a noies fhos, one voice may rom,
price a range of iseite aaaes. and an.
oibsr ofsiIis~n, ye, lo,h alay be- ofihe
ssme character, The change ~hlsb oe.
eur In The voice In he decline Of he,
Ia he ressii II iLs essiSesi.oa of lke
cartilage. u ii.s Agsr. asd ihs harden
ing of IL lssaa.sSas, sisseh pscasos .
hsrd sSd efsessd s1sna.
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DuSAss MrrnoB or coxposrs.

bohNss METHOD or CoMFosIsG.
---' ] generally" says Hans Christian
Anderson, . found the joviai Alexandra
Dumas IN bed even lons after midday /;
here be lay, Siih paper. pen and ink.
and Snose bis new drama. ! found him
'hos ons day, he nobded KINDLY 10 me.
and said Sa doSp a minute I have
Jasi nov 'isi, from my muse she viii
be going direeily.- lie wrose on spoke
alood, shouted a ,'irat. spraag out d bed
aud said. the third acl Is hHisLedF=
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CARD AND BILLET PRINTING.
PRINTING N ColoRs.
CUTS FCRNISIiD TO ORDER.

Aalufay the sasAns and Jsa uisitpy the fosui,s,'
% eus dths established sBapims IN buue-s that he.
AGt The t,ft1nes 81 thea<ands az that have
lncfed With nftlnr bat their individual enterprise
10 d-lssd ulsn. The slSni II the ar positively de
msods Thai anAp 10 saIe iH busuess sh aid
oss nssc than usual caeftaus 10 mrfii ~ tustncfs
never etHe 10 snAa's shep " he Ats down quietly
and waits it them. ~iuout isttnr ht- business be
tne~a. We might ~ well light candle and place II
- !. -
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JOHN c. MILLERs
Patent Pulling, Washing and
f'JfFfR k/N(g H1fTJINES

,I,hs tadsr.tgpsd, hsvtag purchased
i tiss sasla&iss night 70 nsannlssiln and ssad
ths abfss named n,Afhines 10 asosi u the United
-t.iss, ss FfsPsssa to al sader. may he
hr~sfded is lina - ~ n. Da~sr, (wts is sa au-
usoftzed axeHt ~ bsnninstn tsasfy with pnsapt-
is rsiefs the Iatis ta The tilsiBg tfsiin,ni
al frisnse a its srsai Ntsih. JAMES a. BENNETT.
BenHihgtaH, VI, March 10, ies1
W., ne undst,iEned, having ns~e latH G MiiisT's
fatsnt Nashtnr hse, rheeriaiiy rrcsrnsnsnd
a - tAHudies q ths bc.t aud ins shsSuff Aashina
60 Nssbing have ever used, and ioei csannaent
that fhss siH h. torfssty ssiishea wfb l-rars,-
angs, aliifsgh thsy mss have hscn fasasAliy disaf
,anisa srrstffv y tis-s fnsfiag srtisie Es ths
-Aasss gAsflss-r, ~hish slAs eurhls---
ssstsl KHssss sas sassH ~ ssops,
a q ratffs Nta 4 l. uniff,
sfsss sNtfE, ~ u. safTT.
a. q Hpf.ss Fs4stf sEHaat,
"a a HteHf eprfssez sHi nGsnl sesfssun,
ontastt stct cnEeHs 49, sfs atIas aerastsa.
q - HiAAst sssutfss stttsr
a. o. sft~t set rsIAasH 4rHsaNti
etss. s.sssEes.
st9ANf ssitfs hns sfsEaF tstHF,
stsss ssstsssf SIS ters seaTes.
- o. tafss, So $3.50 sscss
susfs rfausa~. $50 fnsass
lssrft Gsesses ass ssss asosss.
sasAs assHisnTErs nHf .. A. assafscfsr.
a Irafr Nss q. q fsTf.
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q. ssFseE.
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IL fha values himsslf upon eos.
seienee, bos opinion, never heeds rr.
pfoarhes When ] hm N spoken a.
] take Il thus III have noi deserved
H. am never The sorse " I have I
viii msnl
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MORTlMORE'S.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

fIHts troiy celebrated remedial pre-
Parsiion, sfbraricus alike fos each and eveIy de-
scnpiinE VI Rheumatic Complaint, u ALREADY ell
tn0~n sad Esteemed tr,ugbou, the tniied stAies "
rrqafe any lengthy notice of ts paramount virtues
Il srsdi,a,s- this herrtofure inenrsbe and distressing
disease frm the sysem and stands unrvalltd In u.
pharmacy ef medicine.
We do moi psurso-s 10 make unqualified s,atem.nts,
% 70 force n"s,run before the public, bu, simply
fcquesi thu~s most inter sted,
sUtTKRERs THE-usELTEs,
" procure from the AFcrt tn their vicinity Circular
and Mt ouly read The Testimony of those who have
s,prf,vnccd It's Inv alnahe curative powers but to
write to ot call upon the osnvsesrcnts, that the
statements may -insnsis ffom the feantain head
which will sati. the most inc rcdsious nd one
by which The rersistoa II ,h Remedy l. certain of
being sustained. Write sl~a 10 the fropfietsrs, who
viii accord every infornston, aud furnish names II
undouhicd character frum even section II the Union,
Numbering sia9nf them soiae Of the most eminent
Physicians, cicrrymeh, Ediis, and prominent ei,i
ss rendering the reliabiY and efficacy oftbe re,n-
edy beyond the reach of doubt di.irisL
MOR11MDRE's
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
is vegetable eStfart, internal remedy, prepared
ssptrr,ly @ this one disease and this IL viii cure Ia
c,-ry form, inhainmaiory {Aeut.) " Chronic no
tat u bow kong standing.
soid in Rutland by POND a MORSE
The aboyr have al.o for sale
THE GREAT AL7ERATIVE,
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Fancy Printing
dome In every variety Of color.
Book and Pamphlet Printing

u ), useless 90 cDuniefate farther Al ~ork viii he
dae crfrccit, cfpodiionsiy, and chsaply, and Air
stsrr ~ lhlsc patronage Is fosIcctfu solicited on
ihse stounds. Al ordcrs addfrssed the proprietor
VI the Herald viii receive prompt attention.
n I. BARNEY.
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The beauty ofbel.ssiour epasi,is 10
ile DaHoeT nol the matter of Jour dis.
oosrse.
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the HO.>DER or THE WORLD
DEyIxE's scoMrotN Nd Prrcn Lox-

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As'nsns s~n god breeding /. the bsss
security AsAiasa o'her People. M man.
aers.
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MORTiMoRf's
BIT + E r c OR D IAL
HI0OD pIIRIEYER

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iariiy wherever introduced, nnIrreedentsd in tis hs.
tsf) VI any niiicr preparan bfyugit before he pub
he. The inn,iPicd thousands WIN have used ", and
have realized IL assveloas effects In rennying disease
And uestoring the Nervous system,
now herald Il io the world possessing the most ~
psnor virtues known 10 the Matoria Medica. Pbysi
ciansn the hrst staHdins In the profession and
prc-srih- Il a. the mp.i effective
.hterafire and Blood Puriiyer eper kno,cn.
N-nalgia, ,f:rneral Debility aud Nervous Ansriions
Dyspepsia ~ indigestion, Lps 81 Appetite, Nervuus
Headache ~ ~ IT nisrd Ia III. Head, Co,tisene.s
af te Eglaiiiies u the bowes, Pi.urry IN the side
fatu .nfy Paipiiaiin II the I.an, Diiicult Breath
tnr, Pfsrrraiipu uf the Nervou System Nnmbb.rs,
Night sweat. IT Affections uf the Lung, JAnDdice,
Diseases pfihs kidn y, Defanrefnent, frcriArt,es
especially w,th fcmsie., ~ due ing D,hiliiy aud Pros,
usion Il ihs Nerytus System, cai,aeOas Erapitins
ot iunors ~ the huod ,thes. Goa plsuts readily
removed BY the 81 this Cordial
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THE BALM or GHEAD.
EspselalIy 10 Females.

Ia rScfy conceivable condition Of life rccoInmenas
tssh far saIEnof ioat oi efficacy 10 any u the
numerous cflnls,uHds. ceacohtfat.d under the
pfcisshstxc name ~ +" farraf.anilA-.n
II arts hse To f, c,fftrts the tone u the stm
neh, gtbess the digestive ufgah, .timnares tie
hsef 10 healthy sefia sutteiest u tbf on the
patr and Isss-ans secrriiunr, iniIsre parity, rich
aud vitality 10 the blsd eTcalan, II ffecy,
neaifsiisaF aud removing impure ddposiis. strength
tine . sts, rusufss the tvnsittuti Ia all
u. strength, and imp rs glow of health and beauty
u oaispisstsn
Tla !. Vegetables sp,n,, pleasant To tAks, and
D. f,.eiy safe H. be- ussa W siy staie u health,
by the mo.i deiics,, tTahie uT child
ff.ss o@f Dvliar per Bottle.
9-J soid b, Druggist generally. Wholesale and
Retail insest Will to sspg,ed ap, lieai,on the
ffoi.firisss.
W.. ". ALEXANDER a co., rnpsistor.,
N-Ik M. 5arcisy q (Asts iios.sl Nea Ssfk.
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