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MONARCH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1A OF LONDON Capital and Surplus Fund, g, 900 O0o
Special Fund held In the United States, Sl5OOOJ.
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
John L. Aspinwall, George Curtis, Watts Sherman
Sias *. Everett, VIM +. King, Benz A. Murnfori
James Harper. VIM II. Macy, Joseph Stuart.
Robt, Haydock, Geo. " Mlar Benz. NJ. Whttlock.
The above named long established and wealthy Company
continue Policies Insurance against the risk Fire
on Stores, Dwellings,, Warehouses, Merchandise,
40 ..s f. w. BRIGGS, Agent,
oil Srn No 1876 Common street
MERCAANTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO.
1f1 OF NEW 0ELEANS-Ohice. No. 103 Canal stree.
DIRECTORS:
John Psaherton 80. Vignaud J. A. Brand,
Logan McKr night, Jas N, Neyins Wru, yogel,
o. 7ialard, r Maspero a. Milenberger,,
b. P. Voorhees, Pierre Poutz
This Company organized the mutual principle, prepared
10 issue Policies for Marine, River and Fire Risks
49, JOHN PEMBERTON President.
JULES p0LHoNnE, Secretary telS liz
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WoLFE,s AROMATIC sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
&3- Druggists and Merchants and all dealers the
articles contained in the above catalogue will nd II to her adj
vantage by calling sending their above where
be found the extensive assortment GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES il the Uaiyed States Al the lowest prices
Please address, J. WRIGHT & co,
7 GENUINE nEDIOINE WAREHOUSE
MA II Nos. ISL aud q Bhartre street. Nev{1v eans
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q FOUNDRY AND AIACHaN E.SHGP.
- McCAN PATTERSON corner Of Delord and New
9 Leyee The undersigned aer now prepared 70
4 w manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS and
MACHINERY OF all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Panta
TONS Nils Cotton Presses Draining Machines and ka
Mouths Crate Bars patened or Otherwise as they arr
agents several paenees OF Crate Bars Brass work Oh
All kinds such Guage Cocks and Valves OF every dsscrp
ton; Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Kings
chinery Of any description that may be required
yhey have on all times Crate Bars Wheel Sirrups
ange Bolts Guage Cocks Valves Of all sizes used by steam
Boats.
Thankful liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
them they hope by sduous attention to their business to
merit continuance Of the same. o,,
aul2 ly MCCAN d PAIIEk5us-
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NOTICE-A CHECK OF II. GOLDING ON CTTI-
~ zens Bank for 800 $780, dated 18th December 1855 hus
been islatd and payment Of it has heen stopped Bank
ia VINCENT 4 co, a. Cnstomhouse street,
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1857. UHAS. u. BKADFOHD, Second Justice Of y \ :,
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
per cent in cash the outstanding certificates profits
holders thereof their legal representatives after
MONDAY, the eth of February next -t4
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY W per cent the net earned premiums Of the Com
psny for the year ending 3st December 1856 which
tifcates will be issued and after the 18th of March
&Ths Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
rivers and loss damage by e the of
premium. Office No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Tics.Presideut. ri
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sITs TURpRNTlNEss ..lsa bbla were disposed Of at
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-10-10

vour. Rnnker N;lls mot his cara w;thna
H;nch;no. and there they nj for ! long t;n,s
rn,;no into each ofher.3 ewes. -
sRnn the cuiras.s said The ramester /,
,,.. M ~ ''N ' sa )
a i, .o,,Id h.ve h,a0oea him 10. hi. m;.t.is.
Bunker UiIl aesin dead. and the queen 81
.nades was turucd. Every heart siood mn
= ths cards were the last lime lifted.
sThay are mine / shouted the New Eng
lander: sor rather. thew ara vour.. ma1l.,nn
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ss's ~ From Graham's Magazine.
ANGELS OF THE NAM.
ny ADA n. KExNIc0T.

By ADA M AASNA%VAs
p..terins lightly - the pane ~ z
Comes the crystal footed rain
While like pearls the soft drops elisten,
"A We used TO in our childhood;
Meath the gentle holy spell, 90
In the cottage or the wildwood,
when the fairy footsteps fell. sss
And We can alssoee believe,
AZ we used TO sometimes then,
'Tis because the angels grievei .--..
O'er the waywardness Of men;
And that Heaven sends the showers,
TOrevivc each dropping heart, ~
Even as they cheer the flowers, 60
When the morning dews depart.
washing from the spirits leaves, -@+@'5
All the darksome dust Of Gin,
Till each blessing it receives r..
wakens thankfulness within,
Oh, the tiny trembling things, @'
The radiant rain-drops fair! ~ .5
We called the waving wings,
Making music in the air.
Their cool touch on our brow, e
will never thence depart; *
We ehear them even now
In the hush within our heart.
With chiidhood's holy faith,
That trusts SO oft in vain;
Oh! would that we might see them still
The angels Of the rain. .-''s-'s4f = -.'.
We will put aside the stern,
Sad teachings Of our life 5ss s.-
Quench the fires that inly burn, &. e..
OF selishness and strife;
We will wait in prayerful silence,
That they may come again; -Tt e
And will ope our spirits portals, t.s gas
To the angels Of the rain. ss .E-a
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So 90 PER ANNUM.
isx1sy1.usr,I,

Every conamnnisy hasiA skinfints. and
probably the extremest case Of mcannc.s
we could name might be matched bv .o,ns
specimen of equal intensity wjtbih ihs 70.
collection of every oAeo osf readers. One
of the severcst cases Of s'shaYps pracsicc,'
on small scale We ever knew was thas cfx
man who, Esying To pay aaetAsr fifteen
cents, handed him o dime and half dime.
thens tssk tlssas back, e,,d sshssisusstse
Spanish nlnepence and two cents, saying
'slhcrc take that; Ire right 10 SAGE haiJ a
cent Uhen can" This is certainly the yery
ty1pe extrait--the concentration. distillsd
essence, and qnintesssnce Of meunness---and
actually approaches to the sublime! Per.
haps the celebrated English Judge, LORD
Kenyon, might have paYsileled Il in h;e5 life
tiine-he, OF whom Lord EIleaborouph said.
apropos to the inscription on his tomI,.
Mofs Jdnua rita (iastead Of ritae) ssDon't
you know that that was Kepyon,s exnrr,.
desire, as he leftitin his will that they should
not 60 to the expense of = dipthong ~ If
Kenyon was mean enough 10 justify this
bitter sarcasm, It 10 no wonder perhaps that
ne did not refuse to die till subscription was
raised TO defray the expense Of his funeral.
We hare heafd OF han VINO, when he
travelled in his private carriage, carried his
own oats with him to feed his horse ut the
hotels, and also hen to eat up the scatter
ing oats, so rs to save them and lay an egg
for his dinner; bat even he was an iDcarna-
tion Of Iberality compared with miser
who died some years ago in the Fast. From
fear OF coming to want he hung himself;
but was cut down, and on seeing the rope
lying on the foor, cut in two, exclaimed -
"Why spoil a new rope by cutting il? Could
you not unfie It ?s The force Of ssclose
shayingo could no further co. e1-. .-.-e--.
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CATCHING GEESE.

Rummaging the other day, over a drawer
filed with old clippings, We came upon this
'sgoose story" It first appeared in tbs
Buffalo Republic year or more ago, but
will be none the tess fresh and racy on ac.
count of its age. If the reader is in the
habit of wearing stgood clothes,o We would
advise the precaution Of unbuttoning them
before commencing the perusal:
ssWe have true story to tell. The way
they catch wild geese on the western waters
is sufficiently wonderful, without at all tax
ing the credulity of any one. They are
very fond Of a small and active eel, armed
with sharp head and teeth, whose habits
insist upon its swimming very near the sur
face Of the water. 1t is very seldom the
geese can get hold of this choice morsel, and
when they do, they have grand jolli6cation
over it. This eel the hunters use rs bait for
their geeseships. @s - @
A short time since two hunters went out
to catch wild geese. One hunter lay down
in his canoe with trout line attached to
his wrist, and on the other end in the water,
was tied thu. .nimbie eel spoken Of. The ca
noe foated slowly through the marshes, and
came gradually among largefock of geese
the eel swimming along close to the surface.
One venerable bon rirdnf of goose, gob-
bled up the eel; like fash, also, the ::eel
made its way through the body Of the epi-
cure, and 10! the goose was on string. .,-.
Another goose afflicted with luxurious
palate swallowed the eel, hardly noticing on
obstruction, travelled through the goose
grease with scarcely an effort. And SO this
identical eel travelled and travelled, until some
seventeen geese were On the string, and our
scientific friend, thinking he had been for
tunate enough, commenced hauling them in
to the boat. But wonder of wonders, the
seventeen geese rose upon their wings as one
goose, and before our friend could make a
will or say prayer, he was lifted bodily
from the canoe, through the combined efforts
of the seventeen geese attached to his wrist,
and ore ho was aware Of it, was thirty feet
above the water. A friend Of his on shore
who saw the difficulty, and his rife FORUM
ately being loaded, shot off the string and
rescued his friend. So instead of wild geese
our hunter got cold duck; and although he
fishes no more for wild geese with eels, he
is prepared to affirm, asseyerate or swear to
the truth Of the foregoing" 500 Es.-s s--
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| Dossrlcx's LAST LAGER BEER EXPERT
xENT.-Lager beer is kindly liquid and a
great moral agent; it is pleasant to taste,
| and withal is not intoxicating, SO people
say. Lager has taken out his papers and
become naturalised, and is thoroughly
American as he was before peculiarly Ger
man. Lager is capital fellow to know,
and l have just formed his acquaintance. /
never drink inebriating compounds for sew.
eral reasons; one Of which is, l can't afford
the money it costs to get drunk, or the time
| it takes to get sober. have therefore re-
nounced my former friends, Brandy Cock
tail and Whisky Punch, who are slippery
chaps. B. C. once left me in station house
with my head the size Of peach basket; w.
P. on one occasion led me into the society
Of some gentlemanly. looking individuals
who picked my pockets Of al my money,
and then blaeked my eyes because ! didn't
get a bigger salary. -. '.55. eta
TIE War TO DO BusISHss. Not long since
the conductor Of . fourishing Printing Es-
tablishment and newspaper in this State,
informed US the he had adopted, the CASH
system, and that il worked to 8 charm. He
said that, at first, some Of his patrons were
little annoyed at the prompt presentation
OF bills; but that they soon expressed them
selves perfectly satisfied. He presented his
bill for advertising quarterly in advance OF
| the execution Of the work. Subscriptions
to the paper are all IN advance, and every
paper discontinued o. soon O. the subscrip-
tion runs OUT Republican.
90 Mrs. Pumpkins thinks il just as bad
manners to take the nert to the idst article
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Simon susss' Western Land Speculation.

Simon Susss' Western Land Spec culaiion.
Before Suggs opened his saddle-bags to
pay the Indian woman for the land, General
Lawson, who wanted a slice, came to him
and said: .--... ....
sMr. Suggs, I'd like to have an interest in
your contract and Pm willing to pay the In
dian, and give you an interest of one third
Not thout was willing, would YEP ask
ed Suggs, jeeringly. sE..-.s .-~t -a,f.
spll do better than that,' said Taylor,
wiping the blood from his nose, 'Pll furnish
the money, and give you half what the land
sells for when we part with it9' ..s,.
very proberly,' remarked Simon, sbut
unless some Of We count me out five hun
dred. and furnishes your own moneyto buy
the land with, shall have to unlock these
here'-patting his saddle-begs-'and buy it
for myself ..
fsI'll do it, said Colonel Bryan, who had
been marking calculation on the inside Of
the crown of his hat-ssPl do it?' .z1s
sAh, said Suggs, st.at's what made the
chickens squall. You're the men l'm hun
TIM. Draw yer weepins?'
The land was forthwith certified to Suggs
who Immediately transferred it to R0pn. q
sNow, gentlemen,' said the captain,
s'eyerybody's satis6ed-aint theyr ...l
slf they dint they ought to be- replied
Col. Bryan, who was delighted with his bar
gain. 2s a5 9s~~-s.. azs r =
81 think so, too,' remarked Suggs, sand
bein' as that's the scase," he continued,
opening his saddle-bags, sas | had to act be-
fore you all as if my saddle-bass were full
of gold and silver, or else lose my chance
Of profit here, I'll now throw out these 'are
rocks and old IRON for IT'S mighty tiresome
to . horse?' and the captain did throw out
the rocks and old iron, for he had not a
dollar in the world! The speculators van
ished.
sThis here's mighty hard world,' MUIR
mured the captain to himself musingly, sto
get along in. Ef feller don't make livery
aidge cut, he's in the back ground directly.
It's tile and strive and tussle every way to
make an honest hvin.' Well, he continued
in strain of unusual pity, as he throw up
and caught roleau of dollars; swell, there
is Providence that purevides; and Ct a.man
will only stand squar' up to what's right, il
miH prosper his endeycrs to make some to
feed his children! Yes, there Is Providence!
I'd like to see the men who would say there
amt. l don't hold with NO sich. Ef man
says there is no Providence, you may be
shure there's something wrong here'-strik-
ing the region Of his breast pocket-sand
that man will swindle you ef he can, sdr.
tain. .''-Scenes in Georgia. @
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sAnd when that scene was over, did yos
recover your mental faculties at all once2'
Not before him, child, but gradually; and
dreadful as seems that time to me when
look back, l cannot even now regret it, fol
We have all lived happy since. Butt think
il is mot best to tell your father even now,
for he might thiak hard Of me for the strata
gem ! employed, but meant it only for the
good Of ALL
sOn exclaimed Mary; and her mother, Oh
boxing up, sawa pair Of dark, laughing
eyes peering through the creyics Of the door,
and then her husband entered, and placing
his arm around the neck Of his wife, said
PLEASANTLY: sa ats84 'lt5sf9Sa 81
Il have heard all about it now, and the
mystery is all cleared up, for l have some
times had doubts about your ever really try
ing to poison me. But that pistol! IIa, ha,
ha! Well, believed it all then, and now
am very glad l did, for it worked reform
in me that has made my life happy since,
and which will continue while God gives me
strength to keep my oath.'
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DeftrsN0s.

s-- St. L0uis.
Jno. J. Anderson l. Co,
Aessrs. Page l. Bacon.
Loker, Keeick K Co.
y. n. Violet + Go. -r-
4essrs. Bryan b Co.
l0W0.
Cook, Sargent l. Downey.
; uenn, Willigms 4 Co.
hoyt Sherman L Co.
l Hon. Thomas u. Benton, Jr,
Springfield, III.
IN. h F. Insurance Co.
tCiark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, ESQ.
Hon. s. I. Logan.
Col. Jno. Williams,
Jacks0Rriiie, III.
Hon. Wnl. Brown.
| 3" Richard Yates,
tR. r. Elliott, Esq.
Aessls. n. p. Ayers & Co.
| E.# n4-u
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% Pitisburg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Aessrs. Kramer l. Rahm,
n. Holmes l. SONS
willis Bo0the, ESQ.
VIM. d. Pusey, Esq.
Pennsyipania. -
Monongahels Blk Of Brown,
willie.
Franklin Blk Of Washington
ReltiMoYe.
Com. < F. Blk Of Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Aessrs. Johnston & Bro.
Robert Garret l. Sons.
!: aarsh Smiih, ESQ.
Nathan Pusey, j" te
Miles White, :"
NeU York.
Jno. Thompson, Rsa.
PhuedeIpAis.
Aessrs. Caleb Cope b Co,
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Co An honest IIibernian, trumbling dong
= hand-cart containing all his movabies, was
accosted BY = friend with, Well, Patrick,
you are moving again, see, y. -,
Faith | am, he replied. sThe times are,
% hard, it's dale cheaper hiring hand
carts than paying rints.' s
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VESrRILoqrrsx ExrRAoRDrNARr.-A night
or two since, an officer Of the Sixth Ward
oyerhauled colored individual who was
coming away from the wharf with coil Of
rope. Darkey was questioned as to where
he got the chattlcs, and he replied that he
was hand on the steamboat Forrest, and
that both the rope and its custodian were
ssall right" The officer turned ebony to
the right about, and both went together on
board the boat. Nobody was in sight, and
the darkey went boldly up to gaDgway;
and shouted out, ssHello, Bill - -
''Helio it is 2 came response, in a gruE
sepulchral tone, which Blitz would have en-
Wed and which seemed to emerge from the
depth of the steamer. a ~ Z ~
'sCome up on deck right away, Bill; dsre's
police got me stealing dis rope - =. ,ss,
Gay, ayH' again shouted the gruff voice
'.J'st wait, can't you, till get on my trow-
"Well, pull heel den and be quick, for 1
want to be OFF, a. .-..s-s. -,
This coloquy served to measurably satisfy
the officer, and relaxed his watchfulness
over his prisoner. The latter embraced the
opportunity to take his leave silly, and i,e
took the coil of rope with him. The officer
meantime became tired of waiting, and
went in search Of his voucher for his late
prisoner. After considerable trouble man
who was sleeping below was aroused up and
questioned concerning the colored man and
the coil of rope. The sleepy individual
avowed that he knew nothing about either,
and the officer finally ascertained that he had
been regularly sssold'' by thief who pos-
sessed tirst class sentri!oquial powers
Phila BaNeiia. -,
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- 0lAJA ~ DEIbDEs
The Judge Of Western Court recently
decided point adverse to certain LAWYER.
Lawyer was stubborn and insisted that the
Court was wrong. dc
4 tell you that am righs?' yelled the
Court with flashing eyes. - Ez7,3{'3s
tell you, you are not p retortcd the
counsel. z ss5 s.s...gs = ass., ANS 4.
4 am right = reiterated the Court.
say you ain'tp persisted the counsel.
'crier!' called the Judge, sadjourn the
court for ten ininutesn And jumping from
the bench, he pitched into the counsel, and
lively Sight placed him Aos du con,bat !;
after which business was again resumed,
but it was notlong before another misunder-
standing arose. as5a Bal stgzeaa
sCrier, !, said the Court, I'VE will adjourn
this time for twenty minutes p and he was
taking off his coat, when the counsel said !;
Never mind, Judge, keep on your coat
the pint is yielded-my thumbs out o. lint
and l'ye sprained my shoulder = s4-g~ -
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e| Considerable curiosity was excited at
the Ocean House, Newport, the other day,
IN consequence of enc of the newly arrived
visitors having mace the following entry in
the register: *@ fs'sf &s 51si' sEa -
'sTobias johnson, Indiana, p. L. B."
The clerks and boarders cudseled their
brains to throw some light upon the mys-
ferrous initials, but in vain; and at length
the proprietor, in the blandest manner pos
sible withdrew to inquire Of Mr.. Johnson as
to their signifcation. s& ss-.t.s.ssss
swell, Mr.. Landlord" said johnson, ssI
will tell you. When was last here your
fellers charged me FIVE dollars for boot
cleaning; and as wore patent heather all
the time, it struck me that it was rather an
imposition. However, that there may be
no mistake this time, place those letters
at the end of my name, that you may know
that wear patent leather boots.'' g9 ges
There was no charge for boot cleaning in
Mr.. Johnson's bill at that visit. s,-. -. .r.
Judge Strong is the very magistrate
who made his mark, when quite a youthful
lawyer, by the ingenious counsel which he
gave a client, and cleared him entirely and
very unexpectedly. He practiced in Jeifer-
son County, and prisoner being arraigned
for theft, who had nocounsef, the Court ap-'
pointed young Strong to that service, di-
recting him to confer with the prisoner, and
give him the best advice he could under the
circumstances. lie retired with his client
to an adjacent room for consultation, and
when an officer was sent to inform them that
the Court was waiting Strong was found
alone, and returned with the oEEccr into the
Court ROOM --Ew Ssr ,5t y
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J. r CASADY. .. u. 1f0R'
CASADY e. TEST,
.ssssrs.ys ssa Sossss19ers At Lac, 81"
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections Investing Money, Ltca;-
ing and Selling Land Warrants, and all other business
pertsnng profession in Western Iowa and Ne
braska hlu
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evitabie, when young New Engiander, who
had been quiet during the whole trip, ell
bowed his way to the table, and asked the
gamester at what sum he valued the slaves.
sTwo thousand dollars said he,' do you
want to buy?' '.s ''' 2
Il have only thousand dollars,' the
young man answered, 4 will give you that
for them.' "a ,;.sn.
sNo sir, but I'll stake 'em against your
thousand dollars, and play you q game of
poker for the pilc.' s's5A ~
Il don't understand tho game, said the
New Englandcr. a s..
sWhat game do you play?' , +
q have played a few games at all fours,
but never gambled for cent in my lifeJ
well, I'll play you q game Of all fours,
then, If you like, and stake the niggcrs
against your thousand dollars -
To the surprise Of every one present the
Young man accepted the challange, called
for new pack Of cards, staked his thou
Sand dollars, and the game commenced the
gamester having the first deal. Is -
As the company drew more closely around
the table, it seemed as though watch-ma-
ker's shop was in our midst 50 distinctly
could we hear the ticking Of the watches.
The frst hand the New Englander made
three to the gamester one, at which busz
of pleasure rom round the group. The Sec
ond hand the gamester made three, and his
opponent nothing; the third hand they each
made two, which left the New Englander two
to 70 on, while the gamester had but one,
and it was his turn to beg. This was great
the thousand dollars Us lost.
& mn. NJ Er~1m, L.. = %hA 81 - r.
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D0RCRT =. DOUGLASS,

rroRNKY AT LAW. WILL fRACIiOh ~ THE
"A s-si c,urts Of Record in the State of Iowa
.hs sInDer East Room OF the Brick Building On
Rrosdwsy nearly opposite the Pacific HOTEL formerly
.ssupicd BY H. C. Mutt T. Co.
Council Bluffs City, August lst-niA-u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

A PEREUNED BRsITH.-whatlady gentleman would re-
main under the OF disagreeRb breath when by
ing the DALN TuOUsASD FLOvERs dentitrlce would
only render but leave the teeth white aabaS
teri Many persons do not know their breath Is bad and
the subiect delicate their friends will never nenton
IT, Ponr single drop Of the "Ban" your tooth brush
last n year.
nEAurFUL COMPLEXION be easily acquired by using
the "Balm Thousand PlOWers It will remove pin
Pies freekes the skim leaving it OF soft aud
hue. Wet towel pour three Drops and wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsT.-Wet your shavnE-brush in either
warm cold water pour three drOps "Balm Of
Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well and Il will make
beautiful soft ater facilitating the operation OfshaV
ing. Price only 1ity cents.
W. P. PETRIDGE CO.,
Eor snis hv T. II. LOGAN / 90 ieiI-11dNr