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BOWEL COsIPLAINTs.

Unless The bowels perform iheit fnnutiors
properly, The whole body suffers. Tens Of
thousands die annually of D}sehlsfy, Diar-
rhGa, Chronic consumption, and other dis.
eases Of these wasle pipes or the system.-.
The efec, OF the Pills upon al Intestinal dis
orders, whether casual or epidemic, Il. 9
phenomenon in meditlhe. BY following ,hs
printed directions, the most alarming cases
Of bowel complaint are promptly controlled.
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BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.

The quantity and quality Of lie bile are of
vital Importance TO heallh. Upon the livsf,
the gland wsich secretes this fiuid. ,hese
Pills operate specifically, infailibiy rectifyipa
lis Irregularities, an,teheu,nsliy caring Jsun.
dice Bilious Remttsn,s, and an the vsflssiss
Of diseases generated BY an unnatural condi.
ton Of the organ.
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A Word 10 FelmaIes,

The local debility and irregularities which
are the especial annoyances of the weaker
sex, and which, when neglected, always
shorten life, are relieved for. the time being
and prevented for the Lima 10 Gonna, ~ !.
course of ihi. s-ttd put th0f0ugh alterative.
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JACOB H. DYSHER,
nANfEIC G fIfIMTEQ

The following named gentlemen, residents
OF Reading and lis vicinity, who saw the
above fire, have purchased Safes from Evans
& WATSON since The burning up TO May lei,
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[coSMrsIcArrD.
THE GUMBO FAMILY.
BrscoADvlLLr, sept. nth, 81,

NJ. Simon GwmJo,
DEAR SIR We the Subscribers
prominent citizens of Buncombville, having enjoyed
the privilege Of being present concert given
ny your talented family and having the con-
sumate skill with which they perform on the Banjo
Jawbone, &c.we duly sensible that IL is utterly
futile to hope ever again to meet with such combina
tion Of transcendent genius. We therefore unite in
~entreating you to favor with grand. final
tainment, before you leave us-perhaps for In
consideration Of which (if you will permit us) will
contribute such sums you may deem acceptable
We promise, further, to all Influence (Which is
no small AFFAIR." to increase the same.
We think that your daughter Dinah's Banjo perfor-
nance cannot be too highly commended While list
ening to her she woke music along its reso-
nent cat gut and beholding her enhancing attitudes
and bewching smiles Ga vulgar person would call the
latter "senseess affectation, " charmedeR-
chanted-we sighed, "if there be Elysium earth
lis this. it is this!! Alas. that everything exquisit
must quickly pass from She stopped humping
We we're returned from dreamlandl
We would be pleased to notice, at length, your
daughters Dolly and sal also the other little Gum.
bos-but, believing that you win excuse the neglect
we hasten to close.
And now, Dear Sir, allow us. in conclusion, to ex.
tend to yourself and talented family, our warmest
wishes for your happiness and success in life.
With profound respect, We remain your humble and
obedcnt servants,
T. S. sCAPEPIPE, Nj. GAssyENr,
L. S. MUGGINs II. p NEsToR
IA. LACKEY, JOHN TwosUITS
CIRsTEr MouLDBoARD, Prof RoARBAcK,
p NEyERTIRE, and many other most respectable
citizens of Buncombville.
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A dispatch from Washington says that the
exultation of the Southern fire-eaters over Mr..
Buchanan's Kansas letter is unbouHded. Well
1t may be. 1t is considered an entire surren-
der to ruffianism, aud removes all doubt in the
South that Kansas will be forced into the Union
as Slave State. The gross mis-statements
made by the President are obvious to every
inte lligent reader. He goes so far as to say
that Congress recognized the bogus enactments
when every body knows that the House steadi-
ly refused 10 recognize them, and even the
Sc nate passed bills annuliing portions of the
m ost execrable of these laws. The two
branc hes differed, and tie bogus laws were
neither annrlled, as they should have been, Tor
sanctioned by Congress.
The country will be somewhat astonished
at the boldness with which the President APP
plies the doctrine Of the bred Scott decision.
Slavery has lawful existence in Kansas. he
says, In virtue Of that decision, and there is no
power in Congress nor in the people of the
territory to exclude it. 1t can only be exclud-
ed after the territory has become state
Let those democrats who were deluded into
the support of Mr.. Buchanan by the false cry
of tsquatter sovereignty" Tread and ponder the
words Of their president, and learn how
thoroughly they have been cheated and misled.
The letter dlspels the last ray Of hope that
has been entertained by many friends of.the
freedom of Kansas, that the present admins
tration would pursue more Just and decent
policy towards the people of tina. territory than
did its predecessor. Mr.. Buchanan boldly
takes the ground that the invading ruflians are
the people of Kansas, and their enactments
are valid laws, that the free statemen are liars
and Il aitors, and that the mass Of testimony
taken by the Congressional committee in Kan
sas is only SO much deliberate falsehood.--
The Pierce dynasty never went deeper than
this, and the people Of that Inflated territory
may as well expect and prepare for the worst.
When the president Of the United States re-
peats the falsehoods of their cruel and blood
thirsty oppressors as truth, and bring the
whole military power of the country TO crush
them Under relentless despotism, there is no
hope for them but la that God who can defeat
the craftiness of the wicked and bring to nought
the counsels of cruel and perverse men. We
fear dark and bloody future.
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GTIn Ohio the Locofoco party is billing
and cooling with the Know Nothings with
reasonable probability OF securing union.-
TIE result is seen in a general stampede among
German Democrats. Four hundred Germans
at Cleveland have published remuneration of
the black Democracy. They say:
eve, the undersigned, naturalized citizens
81 Cleveland, have heretofore cheerfuily sappor-
ted the Democratic ticket, from the fact tina.
I'VE were innocent enough to suppose the party
was liberal enough in its views, and opposed
to Know Nothngism; but from recent d-vel-
opments, we are satisfied the part y only wishes
touse US merely as showers Of woodn and
drawers Of water" treating us kindly before
election, and kicking us afterwards We there
fore pledge ourselves to abstain from suppor-
ting the Democratic ticket at the coming cleo
tion.0
Roll on that ball. Let the Germans of Iowa
prove true to the great sentiments of Freedom
cherished by their countrymen elsewhere. ane
rally to the support of the Republican ticket.
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In = ? L Y j

BUNcoMBVlLE, Sept. l]th, %.
Mcssrs r. s. scapepipc, Muggins and others,
Gents.--Your commune alton
of this day Is at hand. In reply would return my
heartfelt thanks for the aterng expressions of appro
val which efrts to please have called forth, al
80 foryax woGcs of pecunary assistance 1 will
favor Won with another OF peror vided
YOU viii! make the proposed exertions to extend the
,patronage-as from some cause (peraps the lack Of
proper asnecatng talent in the publicly have not
been pasronixed heretofore to that extent which
superior accomplishments entitle us.
notice among the names appended to your commu'
neation those of number of young gentlemen, who
perhaps not ndier feminine charms; would
therefore beg them to guard well their hearts, my
daughters, while performing, try to look their prettes
and they have determined to devote their lives
arr, they will not nit themselves to be encountered
~'pi~uch inconveniera sppendages husbands. This
card of cautonis given in purest Kindness and from
anxiety for their future peace of mind
And now gentlemen be assured Of any most dis,in-
guished consideration
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CHICAGO PINE LuMBER.-Our esteemed
friends, Mitchell s. Co., we are happy to see,
have engaged in new and important branch
VI business, which will entitle them TO the en-.
tire support Of the public. They have open.
ed, as will be seen by reference to our asYer-
Using columns, on the corner of Second and
Marion streets, yard for the sale Of Cnicago
Pine Lumber, and propose 10 keep full as
soItment and the best qlality of that indspen.
sible article. We commend them to the no.
tice of builders and others in wait If lumber
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WARRINGTON. 8, 1927.

WARRINGTON. 0, IoZi.
Mr. Holt, of this city, and formerly a istin-
guished lawyer Of Mississippi. was to-day APP
pointed Commissioner of patents. He enters
at once upon the dicharge Of his duties.
The Secretary Of War received to pay fine
photograph likeness OF Baron Humboldt, a
present from the distinguished taveller him
self, with the following endorsement in his own
hand writing:--sA Honorable John d. Floyd.
Secretary Of The United States, homage de
respect ct de vive reconnaissance. Aleqandre
lie Humboldt. a Postdam au Chateau la Vile
IL 6 Acut. 1851"
Lord Napier contemplates bringing to the at
the subject of the International copyright.
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PRov1pENcE. Sent. @.

:
foreign missions, held its annual meeting in
this city to-day. The treasurer'srsport shows
the receipt Of the past J ear to have been $780,
900 and the expenditures $50: 300. The debt
OF the mission has been reduced to $780,
Twenty eight missionaries have been sent out
and eighteen are under appointment. A COM
Inittes reported this morning on the separation
between the board and the Dutch reformed
9 church. The board is now engaged discussing
resolutions providing fund for superanuated
clergymen.
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An interesting report has been received by
the War Depart nent from Mr.. Bates, Super
intendent Of the wagoa expedition from Fort
Defiance. The camel experiment is pre-
nouneed successful. These animals carried
seven hundred pounds burden, principally prov
cnder for mules, and were much less jadcd
than the mules. They eat but little except
bushes, preferriag them TO grass.
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GO Our highly es eencd frieaas, Messrs.
u LL & BAyLIEss, have place! us nndcr obi
cations for most boum:iful supply Of excel Ell {
water melons.
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.ANeN GUMBO
In behalf ofhimselt and the little Gumbo'

r. s. shall not risk insulting the Press By Offering
them tickets Of admission gratuitpsiy- apprehend
they arc anxious contribute heir mite in good
cause. s. q. AS before.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
II NOW YE that the subscriber Is now receiving a
urge addition to his former heavy stock of goods
at theOttumwa store, consisting Of.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, GLASSWARE
QUEENSWARE, BOOTS SHOES,
HATS CAPS, READYMADE CLOTHING,
P0TTERS WARE
And in fact all the articles usually kept In variety
store where he will be happy to the former patrons
Of said store while kept by Mr.. Richards and to sell
them goods at low rates, as his motto is
Small Profits and Quick Sales.
lie has also quite number of town lots in and con-
tiguous the city Of 0ttumwa, which he win dispose
Of very reduced prices TO those who wish for home
and win improve the same.
Also two good farms within from two TO three miles
Of the city OF Ottumwa with timber land 10 support
them which he wishes TO dispose Of easy terms
that he can concentrate his means more Immediately
to the mer ante business in which he is now
Call soon or you may lose bargain.
noll GEORGE D. HACKW0ETH.
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AperfdI Notices.
.~~<~<~<~~~~~~~~~<
CARD.

~>~~>~~<~~~~>~>~>~~~~s~~~
EB- TO MY PATRONs-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would now say, that not
wihstandng the iateness Of the season In which my
store was opened, have added largely to my stock
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
be found in west Of the Mississippi IIav
Ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
requiring medicines can be confident of being
suited in every respect. WM. Y. ELMENDORP,
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
nof5 Ottumwa Iowa,
The public have been imposed upon, by
remedies recommended by certific ates, which
have frequently originated from some unknown
source.
We believe that medicine possessing real
merits will effect cures whenever II is used,
at home. as well as abroad. DR.. Hall's Bal
sam for the lungs, is no paragoric preparation,
but one which. il used in season, will save
The lives of thousands. The most distressing
cough is frequently relieved BY single dose,
and broken up in few hours time. The af-
hIcted do not have to take bottle after bottle,
before they find whether this remedy will
afford relief ornot. For sale by agents every
where.
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MARRIED.
By Rev. Joshua Marshall, on the 10th inst, at the
residence of Thomas Kyniston, in Richand Tp., Wap
clio County, Iowa, JOAN s. WAGeosER and Mgs. Jrii,
L. KIRwAS, both Of 0skaloosa, Iowa.
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LOOK to your TITLES.

ENINDING large number Of the Wapello Titles
n defective, I have purchased ID. G. Mitchells ab
stract of the County Records and am having comple
outline Of the titles Of all the Real Estate In the county
drawn up.
Sectional County Maps, Town Piats and Blanks of
all kinds hand that titles be examined and
property conveyed with little trouble and expense
eB Several valuable Farms and Tswn Lots for sale.
Feb. 1s-n5l-tf JAMES ID. DEyIN.
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Bible society Meeting Mt Dab
IOncga

Addresses In behalf of the Wapello County Bible So
ciety viii be delivered at the Methodist Church in
Dahonega, Sunday, the goth inst, at o'clock p.
NJ, by Rev. u. A. spauldng, Of Ottumwa, and Rev. s.
7. Babbtt, Agent for the Society.
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WOODEN WARE!

Such as AK Handles Pick, Adze, Hoe, Broad AK Han
dies, Mops, Knife Trays, Faucets Butter Ladies' and
Stamps, Rolling Pins, Cocoa Dippers, Potatoe Mashers
Wooden Bowls Of all sizes, Churns, Half Bushels Tubs
Pals, Well and Tar Buckets, Folding Ladders, Whip
Stocks, Wash Boards, Nest Measures with or without
handles, Brooms, Clothes Pins, &C., &c.
FARMERS! MECHANICS!
And people generally win do well to call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, Il has
recently purchased expressly for this market, and will
he sold as low be bought In any Of the Eastern
States, with the transportation added.
sEF Remember the place, Richards Old Stand, near
the post office.
WILLIAM DAGGETT.
0ttumwa, Iowa, July 10, fS57-naO
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M Ar R uED.

The official majority, for the New Consti.
tuition, is 1880.
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JUST THE THING
FOR IOWA.

VuNiHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
IL people Of Wapello county that he has purchased
the exclusive right of applying
VESTS PATENT GALvANIC
CEMENT FOR ROOFING
In this County he is prepared and intends to keep
constantly hand materials for the above roofing
as to be able to fill contracts few days notice..
This roofing has been in and les superior qualities
tested for the last fifteen years. and responsible and
practical men who have had the same applied To their
own buildings have volunteered their testimonial
Ing that they perfectly satisfied that 1t Is fire and
water proof of great durability See hand Bills &c.
No one need be in the dark about it, Letters may be
addressed to the undersigned at Ottumwa Iowa, care
of DIR. J. Williamson, b. +. COPELAND, Proprietor
no lH6m
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EyINE WRITING PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, q GOLD
II PENs.-For sale by Gnol1] J. L. TAYLOR.
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ENREsH PRUNES, RAIsINs, FIGS, 4 CANDIES
II For sale by (noi1l J. L. TAYLOR
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WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE

shall keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Clothes Baskets, Bushel and
Hall Bushel Buckets, Market and ork Baskets, &c.
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IN THE
Seed Depar { nm c N {
May be found all kinds OF

AKIN, NAKUEN q FLUWEK SEEDS!
In their season. all OF which may be relied upon as he
ing the best quality, fresh grown and true their
names. large quantity of Late Turnip Seed will be
on hand In few days.
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LOTs FOR SALE!

CLOTHING.
HAVING purchased of d. T. Davis large stock Of
III Clothing In exchange for property, offer the
same at extremely low prices for short time.
The Cash Is what want, and and will sell low
err than any other house In town.
Please call and examine for yourselves. Remember
the place.
CLOTHING STORE,
Opposite the Buckeye House, Ottumwa, Iowa.
n1S-u Y. w. BETS.
FOR SALE.
n DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Also, several vacant
"A lots in the city. Enquire Of [nlSl W. l.. ORR.
BLANKS!g
or all kinds for saeat this Once,
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HkAN ASss
or all kinds for saleat this Once.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-12-12

M AEi -
Y al FAsHioss-Iti is nota.eneraily know"
~ Inc f.ll fashions Tor gentlemen will not
I material change in consequence Of
ths ,nfesspre or the times. Monsieur Jean
MA:fe pslesaise Tonnere, who Is an oracle
/. ~ suth matters, says: Re gentilman'
=. teoptinuuez to ware de chapeau. de hattie a
aoette chemise de LINEN coiafe stock
Z. rszystte de sol de Mississippee coats a Ia
tSojlow tail and skirt, wiz buttons a IA old
1Ffft1ness ali down in de front before; Vescoat
g 90 s;<h stuie, wiz re douball brest a "a
nolv shanshi re shert -ust be Of some
t3kift II oddsir, mais wiz re collar turn
In. so.ua pantalens de bokskin, trim wiz
.aseeiI Stripes ! Il militaire down re sides, zey
l6d6jt be Yea tight like ze fargent in ze mi
arss pockiit; shoes wiz bucket a Ia mode Dc
aaaeias Pomps; stockin wiz stripe like ze
"a Anerikin Gag; boots a Ia calf-skin Dc
tStestlethsire de morocco de horse-hide q Ia
syesys tiDss mouchoir de sanny-bays, Ea'fu-
80 viz de extract Dc pole-cat. $ Noting to
49, y jsdsm hcmbog. {
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1R.D.
ANuFAGTCRER AND gDEALER IN
addleTyy Harness, 1runhs whips, and Sad
1ieyy NardWaru.

HARNEY RoUsE now. B~AToNoRoUGE, LA.
VIE WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform our Friends,
wv Customers and the Pubic, that We have now
tue most complete and varied assortment Of, goods in
Gusline thst can be be found in the Southern Market
We have recently made very large additions to our
Stock, in general. and will continually be receiving
additions Of the best quality and latekt styiess Having
made arr0ngsmeRts with one Of the best Nanutactur-
ing Houses in New York, to have most Of our FINE SAD
DIES and HARkRxs, made to our order expressly. to-
getler with those VI our own Manufacture. Wehave
every confidence in recommending them to be or sup
erior workmanship, and feel assured that wecan offer
extra Inducements TO customer s.. Weare prepared 70
sell at Wholesale or Retail, and pledge ourselves TO
sell on as favoTable terms as can be bought at any
other House IN the South.
To our cid customers we beg leave to return our
sincere thanks for Their liberal patronage heretofore,
and invite all to give us q call. to whom we will take
pleasure in showing our stock OF Goods. A list in part
may be found as follows:4
In the way Of Saddles, I have
American, Baltimore,
English, mss Kentucky,
Spanish, and Washington
and Mexican. Somerset.
Danube. At,akapas. Creole SOMERSET,
H.,ney Citizens .a Wheeler's Patent
and Traveller. tspriug& Huzzar.
Plain aud Stained
rshaftoe City style.
Ladies', Misses and
csa,a, Boys Of every quality.
OF Harness, there Is
aa s.tzet Silver, Brass Plated and
Japanued Carriage Harness,
Silver, Brass Barcuch and
Tiifting Carriage Harness. T
| Buggy and Omnibus OF the same.
/ invite special attention. to our stock OF Harness
which is very large and we are determined to pu
| them vt the lowest possible Hgure. "a general assor-
ment. rr,HE
ALSO OF
Plantstion,N
Cart Harness.
Collars Blind
Brides, Trace Chains,
Halter and
Breast Chains. Hames, &c.
IRAvEA c0ApLErE AssoTxEN7oF
English Fo,in Carpet s, ssg1 s.,
Trunks and Trunk Wstsr-proo7
- 4valices. q sd Bags,
&. a[-efTrayeIipg Trunks Trunks,
za, f. 4 and Bonnet Boxes.
Also all kindss
,r,.,. Planters
and Buggy Whips,
WHIPS, Hunting,
Brides, Riding and
Aartingales, Overseer
1 Stirrops, WHIPS"
Spurs ~ Horse
and Bits. Brushes,
cnrrv Combs. Cards,
Name Combs, Dog Collars and Dog CHAINS
A very tine article OF American and English Brides
Kidding Whips, Riding and Driving Gloyes-W"rsted
Linen and Cotton Fly Nets. a=s f=all
ALSO
An assortment in general Of Saadlery Hardware
Skirting, Harness Leather, EnameNed Leather, ~
ameued Cloth. Patient Leather, Saddle Trees ~
" Attended to. A, BRADFORD
Baton Rouge, Sept. q, ls5s-yl
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DENTAL NOTICE

DR. I. FAY. has ie ope"e'! his office
~ with new materials, improved instruments, and
with all OF the new Improvements in the profession,
Offering more perfect work at prices to suit the con-
venience OF ~.
Terms neutrality-suspicious. at his residence, La-
Gayette street, Baton Rouge. .ssg{ssf - aA4s
sept. 26-tf.
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4 LADY 4 native ofvirgin.a, and for several years
"A : Goyerncss 10 a private family, wishes to Oh
tain. ! situation ~ Teacher or Governess Ia some pr
rate family. She u competent u teach ali that can
be desired BY parents who SAINT their daughters 70
obtain A perfect education
a. Address GoYsRxkss, care Of Col. Rhedus,. Har-
ney house, B4tan Rouge. yet. 3ist.
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- wrArHrR.-What god-sends to-ruon4

-. WrarnER.-What god-sends to-cuun1
~, are Weather, Crops, Bass'ops and
Tbere i, always an item to be had
a HI sh.m IN one way or the other. The
ssss. commenced with rain-a mean. dirty,
assI;.. warm rain. The river is at about
Lthe bayous OF the parish, generally,
p He and the crops getting no better
serysfsstss s.s'
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IN have witlisuts .oiling your hnnas with oil. Call
end sec those elegant ami econouicai lamps just re
ceisra. No aangss il their use. .ixanine for yous-
self at \. EQtPfI.,~t
Oot.2ist Drug Store. L