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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
Crtme in New York.

The last quarterly report of the general and dep
uty of the Metropo, an Police force
of New York. shows that the force consists of rs
captains lO4 sergeauts A roundsmen, $40 patrol
men, 81 details, 53 doormen Total ,247.
The whole number of arrests was 1886 besides
$50 complaints for violations of the city ordinances
and GASP complaints made to the district attorney
oSpersons who publicly exposed liquors for sale on
Sunday.
There were 1887 police telegraph messages sent
and received during the quarter.
The amount of property reported to the various
station-houses, ss having been stolen was $24 369
54, Of which $1l,I2 81 was subsequently recover
ed.
There was recovered from tickets windlers, mock
auctions, emigrant hot els and intelligence Offices,
by the members of the 25th district embracing
those attached to the mayors squad and detective
frce) 3,547 81, and restored to those imposed on
There was also recovered by the detective force
S5,O25-the proceeds of robberies committed out
Of the Metropolitan police district. =.
OF the arrests, 4,209 were for intoxication and
2.735 for intoxcatiOn and diso-derly conduct.
By the returns (says the repor) it appears that
the number of arrests during the quarter have
siderably Exceeded those of any previous quarter
and that while they exhibit a fearful amount of
crime, they present gratifying evidences of the Wig
ance aud activity of the police in their detection.
The members ofpolice now is no greater than it
was in $780,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
Sister, all
From the n. Y. Observer.
LET ne KISS HIM FOR HIS MOTHER

AT the funeral of young man who died of the
fever in New Orleans during the last autumn, an
old lady came tors ard as the coffin was to be clos
ed, and made the above request.
"Lct me kiss him for bis mother :"
tie is friend!ess and alone;
By his death 'conch stood no brother,
.'Breathed DER him no mothers moan:
Stranger bands have smoOhed his pillow;
Strangers lay him in the grave:
Came there not across the bilOw
Whispered prayers she loved to saver
Was not that fond mother pleading,
Md her cares, through silent night;
Shadowless her spirits light2
May the hard of Jesus hold her
When THIS wave OF sorrow breaks; $50
May he Fathers love enfold her,
Blessing even while He takes.
"Let me kiss him for his mother"
For bear mothers heart;
Tenderly, though for another,
| can act the mothers part.
Age upon my frame is creeping,
But my heart is yet unChlled;
These old eyes are dim with weeping,
For the heart SO lately stilled.
"Let me kiss him for his mother
On my lips her love shall rest
"Let me kiss him for his mothera
Efe the turf lies on his breast.
IRENE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
a snbIlnne ,pefoRa,tinn

Il E -.
The closing passage, of Prot. Mftobeli,s
lecture on Tuesday evening in .Nav, VI
delivered with thrilling effect. Aft.r sn.aiet
ing OF the unfathoma6le distances. which ~
telescope can penetrate, lying far bevonfl1hs
system infwhich the earth feyoiyes and vt
hlled with independent systems of worlds IF
Infinite numbers, he-saici-: =
Light traSesses space at the rate of n mil.
lion miles minute, yet the light frotnst6s
nearest star requires ten years 60 reach the
earth, and uerehefs telescope revealed star,
two thousand three hundred times f. rther dis
tant. The great telescope of Lord Ross mr..
sued these crearionsot God still dseper into
space, aud having resolved the nebulae of The
Milky Way into stars. discovered other svs,
TENS OF staTs-Ieautiful diamond points oii.s
teTlng through the black dat knsss beyopJ -
"he6 he beheld this amSzing sbyss-when
ne reflected upon their immense distance.
their enormous magnitnde, and the eouutiess
millions of worids that be'oGged TO them. Il
seemed to him as though the wild udreannsof
the German. poet was moro than realized =.
God called man id dresms into the ,yesti.
bule OF heaven, Saving, come hither. and I
will show'thee the glory of my house, Aud
to his angels who stood about his throne be
said, 'taks him, strip him of his robes Of issb.
cleanse his affections; put new breath into
his notrils; but todchinot his human hearl,---,
the heart that fears and hopes and trembles.
moment, and it was done, and the man
stood ready for his unknown voyage. Under
the guidance of mighty angel, with. sounds
Of flying pinions, th4y sped away from the
battlements Of heaven. Soms time on the
mighty angels wings they fed through Sa>
haras of darkness, wildernesses Of death. AT
length, from a distance, not counted save in
the arithmetic of heaven, light bsaded upon
them.-a sleepy fame as seen through aa6azv
cloud They sped on in their terrible speed
TO meet the light the light with lesser speed,
came to. meet them,--a moment tue wheeling,
of planets; then long eternities OF twilight:
then again, on the right hand and the left
appeared more consultations. AT last the ,
man sank down, crying. tAngel, / can go no.
tnrther; let me lie down in the grave and
hide myself from the intiEituda of the uni.
verse. for end there ia none End is therssf
none I! demanded the angel. And from
the gltteriug stars that fshone aro nd,
there came a choral shout End there
is none! End is there none 2 demanded the
anIel again; 'and is it this that awes thy
souiF answer, end there is noue to the
universe Of God Lo, also, there is no be-
ginning.' t,.a. o.,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
Efonhtains.

Mountains are to the rest OF The earth, what mug
cular action is TO the body of man. The muscles
and tendons of its anatomy are in the mountains.
brought out with force aud conclusive energy full
Of fezpreslion, passion and strength the plains and
lower hills are The repoSe and the efottess notion
the Frame when its muscles lie dormant and con-
csaled beneath the lines in tbeir. every undulation,
This then, is the rst grand principle Of the truth
of the earth Thespirit ofthe hills is actipn-thas
of the lowauds repOse and between these are to be
found every variety of motion and of fssf rom
the inactive plain, sleeping like the fJnlsasnt
with cities for stars, to the fiery peaks, with which
heaTing bosoms and exhibiting limbs, With The
clouds drifting like hair from their bfigB forehead
lift up their Titan hands to heaven. saying Hive
forever !--R RuSkin. Is 1. 5s6s,i - s.e.a9l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
A Lesson on Rfchse.


A little boy sat by his mother. lie looked
long in the fire, and was isilerit. Then. as the
deep thought passed away, his eyes frightened,
and he spoke r. -
Mother, want to be rch.' ,, :.
'N ny do you want to be rich nv son T.
And the child said, Every one praises the
rich; every one asks after the rich. The
stranger at our table yesterday asked who was
the richest man in our village. . AT school.
there is a boy who does not like to leara.-
He cannot learn his lesson well. Sometimes
lie spesks bad words; hut other children do
not blame him, for they say be Is veal hy 2
boy -. -s5,-s; -
Then the mother saw the child was in dam
ger of thinking that wealth might take the
place of goodness, and be an excuse for indo-
lence, or cause them to be held in honor who
led unworthy lives. So she asked him:,
What is it to be richr ss4as. h1s
He answered, Il do net know. Tellme how
to become rich, that all may ask after me and
praise me-
80 become tich % to get money. For this
you must wait until YOU become a man: ttte
The boy looked sorrowfUily, and said, IS
there rot. some other way of becoming. rich,
that [ may begin nowP
She ahawered: The gain of money is not
the true wealth. Fires may burn it, the winds
sweep it away, the moth may eat it, the rust
may waste it, or the robber may make it his
prey. Men are worried With lbe toll of get.
ting it, but leave 1t behind at last. They die
aud carry nothing away. The soul Of. the
richest prince on earth goeth forth likethat
Of the wayside beggsr without gsrnept.--
Those who possess ii are always praiged by
nsn, but they do not receive the. praise Of
Then, said the boy. may 1 begin to GATH
er this kind of riches, or must wait until 1
am mani!
The mother laid her hand upon-ti little
head, and said, To-day, if you will bear his
voice for He hath promised that those who
seek early shall find' -l f' - -
And the child said, Teach me how NAV
become rich before God.'
p Then she looked tendetIy on hiB.and said /:
'Kuesl down every night and nerning, and
ask that yon may love the dear Saviour, and
trust to Him. Obey his word, and strive all
the days of your life TO do. good to all. So,
though you may be poor in thA world. you
ehall be rich in faith. and an heir to the kings
dom of heaven
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

WAR MATER1ALs.-As the public is just now ex-
cited upon the dispute of the Italian belligerents it
may be well to record the organized resources of
alleged partizans TO the forthcoming (f it be forth
comins) contest. Sardinia has standing army
of 1890 men, and navy OF about 5000 men,
Austria, peace footing, 100000 men war footing.
100000 men, with naval force of about $500 en-.
France has 10 marsha!s 90 generals of DIVISION 16o
generals of brigade, III regiments iua2try, Ga
regiments of cavalry, 10 regiments of artillery, in
all about 100000 men. The French naval force ii
sufficiently large to excite the attention of England,
and that is enough TO say of H. OF course in case
there is contest, the Sardiuian rauks would coon
be sweett by the Italians who wou ID hurry 10 take
up arms in what they think would be the cause
liberty and Nationality.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
Robbery of a County treasurer.

1t has been stated that the Office of the treasurer
of Coshocton county, Ohio, was robbed of $4,000
Friday night last. The Fittsburg Post gives
the following particulars:
i, The treasurer, Mr. Ketchem, was about closing
tie Office, when three entered ohe of whom
asked the amount of tax on lot in West Carlisle
The treasurer turned 10 get the tax duplicate when
suddenly large shawl brown over his head,
his arms pinioued, and his body occd to the or.
He was instantly gagged, his arms tied behind him
with cord, his legs also tied, and his eyes blind
folded. He thinks man locked the office door
aud stood sentinel. stood him while the
other took the keys unlocked and robbed the safe.
They then reocked the safe and took the keys with
them. Mr. Ketchem remained In this painful con-
dion Tor along time before he could work the gag
from his mouth. When he did he commenced hal
looing for help, but people were generally in bed,
aud it was near o'clock when be was heard by
Hiram Taylor, who aroused the sheriff. and break
ing in the door, found the treasurer tied upon the
foor, nearly exhausted his Face black from the ef-
fects the gag. The cord had cut into the flesh
his arm; his legs benumbed he could
scarcely stands and he would have died before
morning uness released"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
Treatment OF Frosted Feet. /.

To cure the int0lerable itching that follows frost.
bitten toes, it is necessary 10 totally exclude the
air from the affected part; ffitis not aeeompan.
led with sweing,gum shellsek dissolved in alcohol
applied SO as TO form complete coat, is the eas1-
est remedy that know OF. 1t dries soon, and does
NOT adhere to the stockings and generally lasts
til the affected part is well. If the flesh becomea
are OF good sticking saye are of great service but
it highly inHamed any mild poultiee that viii ex.
clnde the air from the diseased part. and keep e
moist, allowing the Iecuperative powers to DO the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
WAGER HOUSE. %

N::.sS J.P. A; ENTLER. Proprietor,
E.E2 HARPERs-FERRY, VA.
'ENHlS HOTEL is situateA on the Baltimore an
= Ohio Railroad, and having undergone thoroue
repair recently, may now be considered one Of tn
most pleasant houses in the country. The rroprie
tor is determined t" spare neither expense fabo
In cndeaVOring' :" 4" away with the prcudicc tina
may prevail in the minds of the public in reference
accommodation at this place.
HIS TABLE
vii! be furnished at all times with the best the neie
boring and Baltimore markets will afford.
His Chambers
will De clean and comfortable In short every thing
will be done to make it pleasa mt soiourn Tor per
sons who may desire to view the nifcent scene
Ty aud visit .hc work shops of tie National Armory
July ., 1857.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
H0etfy.
20 ~
EINN NIs.

Oh oh; the snow. the beautiful snow,
Flllng the sky and the earth belowi
over the housetops, over the street,
over the heads OF the people you meet;
Danff1laigii flilgting. =
Skimuing along, A GO
BIeautiful snow it can do nothing wrong.
ESiiyylng to kiss fair lady $ cheek !; ,ss5s-se,-
Slng!ng to lips il frolicsome freak,
beautiful snow, from the he svens above,
Pure as an angel, and as tickle as love!
Oh the snow, the beautifulsnow
How the flakes gather and laugh as they 40
Whirling about in its maddeufng fun, ~
At plays IN its glee with every one.
Chasing,
HGrrying by, A
It It lights up the face, and it sparkIes the eye;
ana even the dogs, with a bark and bound,
Snap at the crystals that eddy around:
TIL ) town is alive, and its heart in a glow,
Io welcome the coming of beautiful snow.
H How the wild crowd goes swaying along,
AnlIing each other with humor and song, 81 -
How Il the gay siedges, like meteors fash by,9
Bright for a moment, then lost to the eye:
Ringing,
Dashing they go
Over the crust of the beautiful snow
Snow SO pure when it falls from the sky,
To be trampled in mud by the crowd rushing by:
To be trampled and tracked by the thousands of
Till it blends with the filth in the horrible street
Once was pure as the snow-but fell:
Fell, like the snow flakes, from Heaven-tu hell:
Fell, to be trampled as filth of the street;
Fell, to be scoffcd, to be spit on, and beat
Pleading,
Cursing, -a
Dreading to die,
Selling my soul to whoever would buy,
Dealing in shame for morsel of bread,
Hating the living and fearing the dead.
Mcrcitul Gop have fallen so low
And yet was once like this beautiful snow
Once was fair as the beautiful snow, Il
With an eye like its crystals, heart like its glow
Once was loved for my innocent grace gs..-
Fiattered and sought for the charm Of my face.
Father,
Mother,
Sister, all
GOD, and rnysclfI have lost by my fall. p
The veriest wretch that goes shivering by
VIII take a wide sweep, lest wa ndcr too nigh:
For OF all that is al bout me, know
There Is nothing that's pure but the beautiful
How strange it should be that this beautiful snow
Should fall on sinner with where to go
do" strange it would be, wnen the night comes
again,
Painting,
Freezing,
Dying alene
J 90 wicked for prayer, to weak for my moan
To be heard in the crash of the crazy town.
Gone mad in their joy at the SHOWS coming down
To lie and to die in my terrible woe
With a bed and a shroud of the beautiful snow
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
VeSuViug

Hon. Joseph r. Chandler Minister Resident of
the United States the Court of Naples furnishes
brief account of the circumstances current at Nas
ples December 10th, relative 10 an expected ernp.
tion OF Mount Yesuvius:
sat the present moment the people of this city
are in great excitement at the Indications of dam
gerous eruption from Mount Vesuvius. For long
time great masses of lava have been issuing from
apertures on tue side of the mountain, about half
way up; and these apertures have beeu augment T.
lug in number and size so rapidly that not only
is there apprehension of an eruption, but serious
tearsare expressed that the sides of the noun
tain will soon be so worn and perforated as to be
no longer able to sustain the superior portion and
people are leaving the vicinity and coming into the
city proper. Last night the mountain was truly
graud The hundreds of great fires on the sides
(red-ho laya) We're terribly brilliant while the
vast volume of smoke that rose slowly from the
crater above had i's side illuminated by the fire on
the 1anks, and presented an appearance of indes>
cribable grandeur. l, of course, am unable to saw
whether these Tears we!l>founded; but they are
entertained by men OF science aud experience here
To day the people of the city omm EN- Grating 2
the first anniversary ofthe awful earthquake OF
and they are all going to church. We seek God
when we fnd no help in and perhaps it is a
part of Gods providence that we should be visited
with scou rges that cannot direct or withhold
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

There are already Eve candidates for Congress in
Mr. Letcherss district. and it is currently reported
that a few more will come out before long. Those
announced, are, Messrs. Harris, Harman, Martz
Newman and Skinner.
The Ches:ertown (Md.) News states that erysipe-
las prevails to an unusual degree in that vicinity.
and in one or two instances has proved fatal.
What is WITT That peculiar kind Of talk that
leads to pulled noses and broken heads.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
OUR TERMS.

HN--- -ON X 7 Elk N .
w EresPcctnlly inform our friends ard custo-
mers that hereafter cannot give the long in
dulsencc thai has been habit heretofore oil this
house We desire TO sell goods TO all good and
P9gctual buyers on the following tcrns;
january LIST, negotiable ncA, rayEbe at a
stipulated date. Those having transi, ut or irrcg
ular accounts will receive them twice year: Jan.
Let and July lst, at which time We will consider
tn I'M due and paym mt expected. ~
We b"pc these terms will meet tic views Of our
customers VIC believe it will promote the inter
est Of all parties are determined to sell all
goods of every DESCRIPTION kept by us MS low as
they can be had in the county for cash or credit.
KEARSLEY, SHEERER, & co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
CASH FOR NEGROES.

THE undersigned is prepared at all times, to
1 purchase for CASH, at tho full value, MEN,
WOMEN and CHEI.nR n, in families or separa tc-
iy He hcsitatcs not TO say that he is prepared to
other dealer in the market Atany rate. he prom
ises to give whatever may be agreed upon, without
any deduction, after a Negro is once examined.
Those having Slaves dispose of should give him
a call before selling to others.
HIS address is .Martinsburg. Berkeley County, Va.
Nav 4. IH5S-lV. WILLIAM CASKlE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

AN OLDADY. Mis- Amelia Ross, aged liz
years, died last month in England. She lived in
the reigns of fTe sovereigns One hundred years
ego her parents settled with her in the town of
NewtOwnlimavady, and she lived there to the day
of her death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
CARTER HOUSE ,"
ohaFlestOwn, Jefferson county, virginia

: = r'-.''i-'t = .>f'ASSt"- SSuhtSS NAESAnHa
ITNHE undersfg ned having purchased the hote
n pTopsrty. IN ChNrlestown, Va so long and ia
CAR'rERs HOTEL,
ave opeaed the asme tor the reception OF visitors.
The ProPrietors pledge their every exertion fo
ne comfort and pleasure of their patrons.
Tnelf EaOte Will De supplied with every luxury
haL TINS or The neighboring markets can afford
Fheirc Bar furnished with a general assortment
ci the vlry best Liquors. .-.l II. Il ! M
Their arSe aud al = Ia bles attended hv sober
and careful 0stlcrs. - 80
Every department Willie under the carefulaur-
'etiiSnce OF tue PrupTietOrs their Assistants
Oysters, Liquors, Cigars aud Horse Hire invaria
O'S CASH j. II. A. REDMAN,
JAMES D. GIBSON.
Messra Rsdman s Gibson. as will be seen by the
ABOVE caro-, haVlng become proprietoS of my Hotel
the patrons of the establishments md to the nmbI;S
generally, feeling assured that it will lose none 81
its former reputation in their ands. With the i'm
ProVcments contemPlated, the House will have cdi.
tional advantages, and 1 can therefore with conf
ience and pleasure earnestly recommend the estab-
lIshihert: knowing that under thcif control, the
House will be good, quiet and orderly in every
spect: Respectfully.
Aprfl7. Is57-Free Press. -. ~ - = en-.
with a choice selection of Liquors, Ales, Porter
&C., we offer the following list which we will sci
on m9aesate terms by the gallon, dozen, bottle sc
do. Dark do.t
Extra Pale Brandy in Bottles;
VERY hne old Madeira in do.
Old Rye Wniskey 10 years old;
DO. do. oo.;
Bass Celebrated ..India Pale AIe.,,
Doves Scotch Ale;
Barclay 8 Perkins London Brown Stout;
spiced Oysters by the Can or Plate:
Carter House, MAY 10, 1857. . "lo'0N'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
REA l. EST ATE AGENCY.

j : ENEIA Il II3 = n 4 Z z N fIIHVE'
THE undersigned invite parties having LAND
FOR SALE IN VIRGINIA, try their agency.
They sell Farms, Mills. Fnctories, Town Property,
orRny description of REAL ESTATE the most
advantageous terms. Their means OF communic9
tion with buyers is very extensive, and they ha"o
already made quite a large number of sales in VI
r"rs parts of Virginia This A AFency has already
crn trsted two years. and has been found to be the
very thing needed rs
They can give tho most unquestIorablc references
as I" tnrr integrity, and invite parties tnaddrcss
them Oh the subject. Full particulars viii Ge gives
. by Addressing GROVE & PRICE,
Attorneys ut Law and RcnEtIstate Agents.
Hagerttown, Md
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

49, The Spanish wags suggest that a
monument ought to be erected to the pre siclent
Of the United States in the centre Of Prado.
at Madrid, as he is the first man that has been
able to unite the people for a thousand years
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

VIM. r. Savers, printer, formerly Of Virginia
died at Manchester, England, on the 10th ultimo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

1t is said that W. L. Goegin, Esq; Of Bedford
will probably be the opposition candidate for Co.
vernon ofNirginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

What is conscience2 Something guilty man
feels every time it thunders.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
oHN IEcAs
LUCAS. JoHN LecAs
.......
THE RAwLINS; HOTEL"

TIVE UNDERSIGNED having purchased all the Fur
riture etnd Fixtures in the Hotel on Tho cnrncr
Of Queen aud Burke streets, NI.rtinsburg, Va
known - 8 r WLENs' U(,TEL.'' al having
thoroughly renovated and rcfitted the same re now
prepared to accommodate tn" travelling public
THEIR Table
will at all times be sur2l'ed viii the very best tho
markets afford The BAR vii! be- sunrIiied VIII
the choicest LIQUORS of"ll kinds, and under the
n'anagsment Of an experienced bar keeper.
tcntivc Gst!cr
- I: is on" intention to keep uniet and orderly
h"Isc-"n' th"t will he worthy Of Old EprkcCv.
trains gsra conveyed to and from th, IIo
til fres-- s IGAsS-c
""ifc, ~ ON" friends and The public generally
Nav -, 1857
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Lnre %. 1s5s-ly.

DLAIR and wYETHS Original Compound
- Syrup Of Phosphatcs or Chem al Food. as
sngg"stcd to them bv Prof Sc mucl j ckson, of the
University OF Pa. For sale by a. .fa =e.t..Gt ~
July 20 CAMPBELL& & COOKE.
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs and vEsTlNGS; Hats
Oand Caps Of all kinds. % aPr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

What joy2 To count your money aud find it TO
overrun one hundred dollars
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

-. II is said that roated onion bound upon
the w!is the pulse will atop the most inveterate
toothache in very few minutes. Simple, but
wo rth trying. Ii