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- The Great West is the promised land in the eyes
OF millions, both in the old world and the new. Its
fertile soil and magnificent opportunities for develop
ment are the great sources of its attractions But along
its beautiful streams there turks malaria Of the mos
deadly influence which is the great drawback of that
splendid REGION and must for many years to
come. migrants and others who contemplate Settle
melt In that section, will do well to provide themselves
with the only that has yet been found efficient,
speedy and certain: We mean DIR. J. HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED BiTTERs, VIII CHI has snatched hum
dreds from an uniimey grave. Their operation upon
the digestive organs il tet to be benefcent with
out being violent.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
oct DAWN
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MLrAAr DDrrEms IL RaAzcs.--The Hssnsh
army y ~ cOnstndt drill and serviSe. The most
rigid held practice y enforced, and variety ef
maaMsvres hitherto not Introduced II times of
peace, are executed. For instannp, the otAer
day - sDgineee Qofpo VS. ordered % throw 3
bridge csoss the river Rhone. aud ~ order
sas sxeeused IN Gfsy minuse1 % perfectly that
troops and artillery could pass over the ssruc-
sers with saissy.
HRADs DRY YESTERDAY vas day Of great
distress to one Of tbs good people Of Upper Al
ton. An old citiz nan honored citixen--a
citizen Of ssry long slanding. and no other than
our venerable friend Joseph Chapman, was eeen
10 bread daylight, walking the streets, with hs
official head under bis arm. The sSage Of
Wheatland" had nerved himself to the task, and
our friend fell from-offioe. Jamea Smith, Esq.,
. very worthy harness maker Of Upper Alton,
y appointed to the Office. He will, We think,
make good oaicer.-Alton Courier.
On Monday last, Mrs Lydia Irish Of Hanson,
Aass., attempted to Gil lamp. and while doing
g, the huid in the can was igni,ed from the
names OF another lamp, and terrible ex plosion |
onsusd. The clothes Of Mrs. Irish were set on |
nfe' asd she was most shockingly burned. She
survived but a few hours
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gazette. |
writing from Germantown, Ohio, under date OF /
Vet. lst, relates that on that day, nine days ago.
man named Jacob Boxer, and his neice, little
yirl nine years of age, were bitten BY . mad
log. The little girl died from the effects Of
ns hydrophooiaa few days ago. To-day NJ.
5ozer had fit. called to see him. He ore.
snted pitiful sight. The froth and foam il
constantly oozing from his mouth, and he ap.
'eared to suffer great deal. He 10 still grow
ng worse. No hopes are entertained Of bis re.
ovsry."
Cosby JoB.-Eneland is paying dear for
be whistle. She is becoming alarmed = Tho
ost OF tho suppression Of the Indian mutipy.
! u estimated that before the close Of the cam.
a'gn forty millions. Of pounds will be added 10
70 debt Of ladia, and that there will be an an
ual deficit Of six millions.
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FATAL Acciprsr.-Ths Auscatins Journal
3ys 40 Irsbman named Andrew Mclaughlin
~ instantly killed At IL o'clock last Saturday
sigh,, by falling 70 the bottom of . coal pit, At
Vim. Beany's coal mines, some seven miles
ffcn that city, on the opposite side Of the river
He vas being drawn up from the pit by
. vindlsss, and discovering when nearly to the
sop tina, the bucket was unfAs,ensd he graspsd
tAs ohaiu with his hands, and WAS thus drawn
lp to the surface, but a. coon 40 he loOsened
sus hand to take hold of assistance offered him
By Mr. John Ray, the other hand also lost ito
hold, and he fell 10 she bo,tom-SO feet-and
10 was instantly killed. He was about thirty
years Of age, and leaves wife and two adopted
shilApno
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An unnatural quarrel, which has probably r.
suited in the death Of one Of the parties, oc-
Cured last week in Button, Wells county, Ind.
Almon Case, proprietor Of the Central Hotel in
that place, becoming exasperated with his son,
Scott Case, through some trifling disagreement,
attempted to kill him with an axe, and was put in
jail for safe keeping Procuring bail shorty
after, he pursued his son with violent threats,
when the latter, in self defence, shot his father,
the ball passing through the liver, and lodging
near the back hone. 1t 10 thought the wounded
man cannot survive.
The Administration has been drought to
its milk on that fraudulent scotch Iron Pipe"
contract, which was awarded to one of the
highest bdders,-a mere Spectator in political
jobs over responsible and bona ide American
manufacturers. The Washington Union an
nounces that tho contract has been forfeited;
and i: will, We luppose, after the Fall elections.
be awarded to Zone other tool Of the party.
Peter Dawson, the keeper Of the worst dance
house in New York, having been discharged
from the Penitentisry on Thursday, returned to
his old quarters ut night, where the event was
celebrated by grand carousal of ell the har-
lots and vagabonds in the Fourth Ward.
Prof. Liebig, the celebrated chemist of Mu-
MICH, will spend part Of the coming winter in
this country, asd has already been secured by
several western associations for one or more
lectures.
The Stamford Mercury mentions the death Of
woman so years Of age, who had seven hus-
bands, aud by her will ordered that she should
be buried next her fifth. 50 1t seems tha1 the
old lady had preference.
The Portland Argus states that dead whale
was discovered by . fishing party about ten
miles TO the southWard OF Grand Mapsn, on
iheNl3th ult., from which they extracted one
hundred barrels OF oil. The head aud jaws we're
a mass Of broken bones. which led them TO be-
lievs that he had bsen fighting.
Since the commencement Of the search for
Nr. Thursten, the missing @ronaus. in the
swamps Of Michigan and Canada West, the
bodies Of TWO men have been discovered, bat
neither was identified a. that Of Mr.. Thurston.
One Of these was found near Monroe. Michigan,
and the other in the river at Tilbury East, in
Canada.
Two chaps in Georgia swappsd wives, the
other day. One Of them received two and halt
bushels Of petAtsss 80 boed"
HAMA young Irish girl, named Mary Ne.
Carron, from HsthiDgton Landing, Coluabje
County, managed 10 savs $50 in four years ss0
half Of service; went 70 New York - sss .
friend marsied; displayed 500 In gold and sIl-
YER, in Green Psins ssage, when paying her fare,
bot after she got out found herself minus The
whole sum, Of which she had bssa fslisvsd in
the stage.
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MARKETS.
" 1t.

BURLINGTON, Monday pm.
Weather vet and disagreabls, business dull
pslltlcs swallowing up every thing else.
sUGAR-s4 to 94-crushed, l23-refined
III.
COFFEE-la.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Plantation So
Sugar House 40a42-Belcher's, 45-kess 81. 90,
NAlLS-Ass. rs.
RICE-51.
FkUlT-Raisins, prime s., 5O-Apples, green,
4ocaSl 20 per bush. Dry SIC per ID. Peaches,
none in market.
BROOMS-Sl, IS per dozen.
WHEAS-Spring, 4oa7oc. Fall 7Oa9O.
FLOUR-45, 25.-By the dray load, $500.
POTATOEs-Soa4oc per bush. scarce.
CORN-33 cts.
OATS-4Oc-none arriving.
BUTTER-l0al24e.
EGGS-Sc.
ONlONS-<6oa75c.
CHlChENS-l.0 GOAL. IS per dozen.
HOGS-s3 per hundred gross.
CATILE-l4a2.
HAY-Timothy, 6@S7 dull.
WOOD-$2 50a$2 rs.
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exa- ,h., tha muddy seaaon 10 common

rrNow. sha, the muddy season 10 commsn-
.;,, il would Be advisable to pay little atssn-
,;.u 10 the crossisgs The old fashioned stepping
asues which grace most OF shs Intersections
Iour streets cannot boast Of any extensive pop
,.ri,y: but ws must confess that ws view them
nth considerable favor. They are not as good
Gag crossing, but they are. better than any
cher ws have, because they gather no mud.
We thought OF shis, when We saw dappsr
Young gentleman, dressed in his Sunday tog-
ssyy. make an unsuccessful attempt to sustain
n vertical position, On = slippery crossing. Is
IN On Sunday evening, and We doubt not that
In uishsp caused him disappointment. do
could net have been on his way TO church. Tor
1. had passed the last one in that section OF
s,n. What visions OF enjoyment In the light
sf sousbody's bright syes-whAt hopes OF bril-.
Espey and sensation we're suddenly dispelled
b, ,hs. DE- porabls accident, As be sadly gazsd
upOu bis muddy garments and reflected that
III. only thing he could do was to turn about
and 20 home, ws cannos tell. But We ask any
;u,ellren, Aderman, who has the slightest re-
collection of bis young gentleman days, if he
could blame thai young man for abusing the
povsrs that be. Blu. be didn's do it. Not q
vsrd escaped him. We suppose that be con.
Gdsed himself unable to edo justice to the
subject" A his cause il the cause Of the whole
eunmsnisy, We hope to see some of our worst
crossings removed.
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From the N Atlaa.
QueFNss Cod Liver OKi Ieily.

QWeFuSs GOd Liver GAL Ieisy.
II should be in every famsy-a medcin. that has
been unqualdedly endorsed BY The New York Acad.
envy Of Medicine Is has Qaerns Cod Liver Oh Jelly,
should be in every family This 10 not quack prepar-
alton On the contrary, Il Is unhestatngy administer
ed BY the most intelligent medical practitioners In this
city, and indeed In every town ard village the United
States. Made this Incompatible Jelly Is, from pure
white Cod Liver Oil, and favored with the essence Of
the oil u Almonds ID Invested Of its nauseou, taste
and, 10 quote the report Of the section q "Maiera
Mediea and Botany" submitted TO the Academy Of
Medicine, ais ess offensive to the palate and 10 to era.
ted by atomachs that have hitherto rejected the oil
While this Jelly contains eigh,ynys per cent OF pure
ocinal oil, much larger per centage than any other
preparations contain, 10 yet 20 aissulsed and pleas
ant to the taste that the stomach Of the child VIII noe
hesitate 70 receivc4A. a# ~
PEN80LD. CLAY CO.
No. Fletcher -, n. u, tAe Agents for Quseu's
OeA Liver on Jelly. 4aY4 .st af s44a& III L u
,. =. Gay, Wholesale and Retail Agent. Isctls.w
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VOICE FROM CokkEcrICur.-Connecticut
Vermont and Maine. The seal Of disspproba-
ton has been cot upon the Lecompson Democ.
sacy. About one half tie towns in the ''Nut.
neg State, held their annual town election on
Monday. Al far as heard from, the Bogus DEM
scra ~oArrisd thirs, towns and gained two: and
he Op, ,osi.on carried forty seven towns and
pinned 70, rsssn, showing a net Opposition gain
Il twelve to wa So we 60.
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Aore unsolicited testimony that Dr. Christie's
Ague Balsam is the greatest remedy for Fever
and que now before the public
=. Sparks, Fairport, Iowa, writes October IL !,
1853 - have found good sale for your me.
dicine; have but four bottles on hand, and do
not want TO be out of it. II has cured eyery
case Of Ague that it has been taken in. It
has cured one case Of Ague which has been
standing about twelve months"
From Wilson Neville, Macinac, ILL.,, Oct 10,
aooo.-. Please send US six dozen more Of Dr..
Chfisties Ague Balsam. We are almost on,
again. It beats the world-goes off like hot
cakes, never failing to cure"
BoLLEs, Smith Co., proprietsrs, Chicago.
For sale in Burlington BY Druggists, and by
Agents everywhere.
See advertisement. w1t
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The Great English Remedy.

SIR JAMES CLAEskf.'S
@ e . a q + . m "a ie Fills.
Preparedfrs m prescriptions Of SIR j. Clarke, Al. D
Physician Extraordinary ollie Queen.
Thsinyauable medicine Ii unfaing in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fe-
male constitution is subject. 1t moderaes all
and removes distractions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
s peculiarly suited II win, In sherttne bring on
the moRthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bears The Government
Stampof Great Britain, TO prevent counte rfeits.
CAUTION.
These Fsshetsd not be taken bytenaies uyfUc fhS
FIST 7HREL MONTHS Of pregnancy as t4eg ara
sure to bring Miscarriage, tut at any ot4ertima
they safe
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerou Pail a.
tion Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these pill viii
effect when al, other means have failed and Al.
though overwhelmingly, do no. contain iron, alo
mel anmony or any thing hartu TO the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
JOB MOSES.
(Late j. q. Baldwin 4 Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.-S1 90 and 8 postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent will bottle OF the pills BY re-
turn mail FOR sale by
dec lS-d WY. ALLAN HENDRICKS
Burlington, Iowa. Miotss ale and Retail.
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u The ferrybeat 10 Gales brought into
- Saturday. ~ immense load Of passsn.
-" ana grain. The boat, from stem 70 stern,
!. : ssAAsiy crowded with loads Of grain, and
sso'as we're fsn Of pssssnger>. This large
lpefs sas IRON Shoquoksu. and WAS probably
'se INTO our midst - this occasion. By the
.saes q ~ ~ circus, with 10 squsaling
-sa'ss. We hops, but doubt, that the SWANS
.1s 'aasss Who lslt tbsir ssqusstsrsd homes, o.
~.' nsoesab,s sseasiss, - thsis measyt
eVslA.
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A, Quiney. in Illiseis. . man named Shredder
tsd suddenly lass week, and poison was sus-
Fcssd The o1icer vent 70 the house TO arrest
VI wife Of the dscsas..L, when she ran into the
Aes yard and jumped into the eil.' srn; the OH
s' also Jumped il, and beth we're rsss, ~
ether persons. The womsn 10 ON trial.
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Jaaoo Crotree a 1900. Ce.rev.

Joa0o C1n6oee - Gouaan Counsv.
The following ssassmease and alRdavis have
been furnished ~ from LouisA county, and -
paelish them . further evidende Of the egotiam
end want Of truthful integrity ia Thomas w.
Ciagees-a mas Who has the ibpujence TO a.
pire 70 Judicial honoss In The 6rse District or
Iowa. The idsa that . Iadge s'cysstss" Grand
Juries 10 certainly original and 10 character
istic emanation Of the man who s'creates" three
lOsrsAs Of eli ne saws What man 10 there 10
Iowa, who 10 acquainted With Thomas w. Clsg.
ger Who don't know that The assertion '4Aas 10
had not drsak any spiritacss Hqscrs for ten
years." 10 untruef He is careful not to sDsor
to that part OF the statement, but We hold that
the man who would state palpab!s falseho0d
before Grand Jury, would not hesitate to
swear to it il his selfish purposes could thereby
oe suossrved; and such . man 10 unfit TO wear
the judicial ermine. Nj. Corson, who testifies
% soe statement below, Is onc Of the most res.
psctAoie gsptlsmen of Louisa county-a man
o. anampsachab!s integrity: and whose word
wa not % doubted where be 10 known. Citi-
.ens OF Henry county, 10 Thomas W. Clagget
ne man Tor Judge! Answer 1t the polls in tones
Of thunder, MOI
-, Wapello, lows, Sept. -, 1883.
Inc undersigned. citzens Of Louisa county. |
Iowa. we're members Of the Grand Jury at the |
aarcn Term, 1858, of the District Court in and |
'or saad county, we're particularly charged,
among other things, to seek for and procure all I
!ne evidence We could for violations Of the Pro
hi6itory Liquor Las.
AZ sne course Of our investigations wc were
informed that 7. w. Clagget, Esq., could give
" some information in regard to the matter;
accordingly, We summoned him before 10 during
: recess Of the Court
de appeared before us, and said that We had
40 power TO summon him, a. he was the power
mat created us. In the course Of his converse.
NOD he stated "that he had not drank any spir.
faoHs liquors for ten years"
he farther said that he would waive his OBJ
sc''ons TO our course in summoning him before
=, ana De sworn; he was accordingly sworn
lnu test'ned 'that he bad not bought, sold, or
zen any liquor bought or sold in Louisa county
OF one year preceding that date, and that il he
'ao seen any bought or sold his oath of Office
'ooid have bound him to report such violations
Ine Grsnd Jury, without being called upon" ,
we certify that the foregoing statement is
uostsntlaliy true, as we verify believe.
JOHN CORSON, Foreman, 1
DAVID McMICHAEL, Sec'y.
L. ROBINSON. s
JAMES G. HALL, /
Grand Jurors {
tate Of loscd, Louisa COUNTY: t
s2na Corson, foreman OF the Grand Jury, a. 9
Dove stated. being duly sworn on his oath. saws T.
as the foregoing statement 10 substantially a
us, As he verify believes. 81
JOHN CoRsoN. G
subscribed and sworn to before the under
sned, Justice OF the Peace in and for said n
unty, this 2Sth day Of September, AID, 1858. q
In testimony, JACOB MINTUN, Il
Justice Of the Peace. n,
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS Joseph 8. Endicu,t and Abigail
w his wife, 81 need OF Trust, dated June lst, 1858,
conveyed unto John Thomp and Jesse Nassom,
Trasees the Real Estate described the North half
az the Mort h. est quarter Of Section fourteen I4
Townsip seventy-ene t7i) North OF Range three CD
West consisting 80 acres. to secure to William Allen
the payment Of certain pomissory note Of said date
cen t. and drawing ten per cent interest per annum
from date thereof and payable the Let day Of Octo
Der Sos And wherein the said nCte mas become due ana
Is st unpaid therefore, at the request Of said Alien,
the owner Of said note and by virtue Of the authority
given in sid Deed u trust we viii proceed 70 sell the
above desc bed Real tsts 1t public sale to the high
"a, bidder for cash. ut the door Of the Court House,
In the city Of Burlington, Des Moines County Iowa. On
Monday the 18th day Of November next, between The
hoars Of 10 A. NJ. AID AP. ~ OF said day, 70 satisfy
said note, interest aud costs.
ocil2-wtds JOHN THOMPSON, lT.r.,.as.
yEBAE ASaOM. -'
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Fleur-100l1c lower. Sales 5000 bbis at s3 nGa4 90
ior nnsound u s0Ui so Tor superine state; ~ s5l
w for extra safe; "a 75l5 25for common to good
western; 10 OoG5 20 for round hoop. Canadian Flour
very heavy AID lpDllc lower. Sales of 800 bbls at
70 oo16 70 for extra Rye Flour dull and lower sales
of Ion bbls at s. 0o0ll 90. ~
Wheat-Very duh aud 203c lower Sales OF 500 bush
at I'll Is for white Michigan ~
Corn-DuH and dropping. Sales Of 1900 bush at 70
Qs2c for mixed western : "
Oats-Dull. Sales at 4I(15lc for state and western
Kye-Rues easy. Sales at 75016c
rsrk-Demand moderate and prices with important
change. Sales Of 4U0 bills $40 so tor mess and al4 rs
for prime -
Beef-steady. Sales CT 200 bbIs at 106li1e for new
Country Mess; Halo for re- packed; l5c for ext
prime Mess. Beef Hams quiet and nominal.
Lard-st eady. Sales at 10b ollie
6atter-unchanged. Sales at l2Q20c for Ohio, and
1S912lc for state. -
Cheese-Steady, at 61Sko
WhskeY-Duil at 23c.
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Chicago, Oct. 9th.


Flour dull
The grain market to-day Is unchanged. Sales Of
II 200 bush of Ao2 spring 60c store few sales
TO I'LL up cargoes at 20 GI6o1c closing dull Rejected
spring wheat better; 23u bush in parcels at 4sc and
600 bush at 79c. Fair inquiry for No. red 1850 bush
At s0c in store, 800 do in 1900 bush Of No
at SOC; $50 do al Sic and 900 do SIC store later
at extreme figures.
No change in Corn; / 800 bush OF No l railroad In
lots AT Doc II store 1000 bush complete cargo At
10 store 1000 bush at oSc hoart 22O0 bush No 1t
4Sc in store; 2000 bush canal corn at 53c afoat.
Old Oats firm. Saee Of hoo bush in lots at 44c In
store; 700 bush rel ected new Oats ut Sic.
Barley quiet and dull.
Rye firm at Soc on the track.
Live stockThe receipts OF Cattle ard hogs for the
week have been much lighter than those Of the pre-.
vieus one and the consequence is slight advance in
the price Of Cattle with quick sales Good Beef Cat
tie scarce, and sell readily shippers for Eastern
markets; inferior sold at a2eop2 SIX; while fair and
good brought& " 1503 90 q per 10. lbs live weight.
The demand for far Hogs is good. Sales during the
week have been ct s4004 IS. Sheep in little de-
mand at about " ~ as 90 q cwt gross.
Prossions-Quef. with very light etock on and.
We quote ely Mess Pork at SIS co. Prime Pork $ll 20
OH %, Mess Beef - 81; Extra Mess u 80; Hams
luc u D; Bulk Shoulders 5hc.
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UNCERTAIN RuMoR.-Itis rumored that Jude,
douglas, on his defeat, will contest tho validity
OF the election, on the ground that it was no,
tue ACT and deed OF the people, but fraud
ana "swlndls," ''chsat" and q "bribe."
me SPECIFIC objections are said to be-
Isl mat the new enabling apporticnment
OH is the law in force for the election of mem.
bers OF the Legislature, and that an election
under the old law is void. being inconsistens
with the compromise between him and the K
Ms, made by virtue Of his vote on the Mont
gomerv Critt. ndsn bill
"a. That the Black Republican Platform of
1898 was forced" on the people and against
their will, when the platfonn of 1854. read by
MN at OTTAWA was the one on which the elee-
ton should have been held
Sd. That tho people were '.cheated" into ths
oel'ef that NEGRO equality" was not an issue
IN the canvass, when it was the ''srus intent and
meaning thereof"
4sh. That all those who voted against him
were "aoolitionis:s," ana all such being in re-
oeiiion againet the law and constitution. are not
eitizehs, and therefore were not entitled to vote
and hence the election of Mr. Lincoln is yeid.
oth. That the election of Mr.. Lincoln was the
result OF conspiracy" between the "Dan-
ltes' aud the Black Republicans TO get "mv
place." my
o'n. That having voted with Seward, Hale
and lrumbull to defeat the administration on
the Kansas question, and having distributed
ninety thousand OF Stewards and Crit,enden's
speeches in Illinois, defama.ory Of the Demo
cratic party. the Republicans and Americans
vloiateda sacred compact" in refusing to vote
for him.
9TH. That thousands Of Democrats wero
frauduently induced to stay from the polls by
tOully Quotin. his Snripg6eId Hn,A ,oseI
speech on the bred Scott decision. and bis
Jonesboro' and Freeport speeches, when "no
gentleman would do any such thing.-[Ill.
State Dam
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DRMMERLR q HAWKES..

SADDLE AND HARNESS WAKERS,
Wa~hings0m. between Main a Sd ets.
s1>HE undersigned have on hand and manufacture TO
In any style desired. They have purchased the right to
- xunfActure shattucks Patent Collar believed 10 be
he beat article ever used.
Chsirs gDfss, ETC., trimmed any style desired.
ar ders solicited. DEMMERLE NATTHEe.
oct s-dsm.wiy Gree Fess copy