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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20
[No. 25.]
AN ACT
To amend the 3l4th section {

To amend the 3l4th section Of tho Codo of
CVIi Procedure.
SECTION l. Be il cndrtrd by the General
.9ssemLty ofhe State IF ohio, That tho
9litb section of the act entitled IAN act to
establish u cOdo of civil procedure be ST.
amended rs To read as follows Sec. 3l4
Tho following persons shall bo incompetent
TO testify lst Persons who are oi uusound
mind at the time of their production for
examination ID. Children under ten years
OF age. who appear incapable of receiving
just impressions of tho facts respecting
which they arc examined, or of relating
them truly. 81. Husband aud vito. for or
against each other or concerning any COM
muncalion made by ono to the other, dur.
ing the marriage, whcthcr called as wit
moss while that relation suhs,s,ei, or after.
wards, except IN actions where tbs wife. were
che feme sole. would b1 parntitf or drieu-
dant in which action tho wItU NAV testify.
Either tho husband or wife may testify. but
not both 4th An attorney. concerning any
communication made to him by his client. in
that relation. or his advice thereon, without
tho cionts cpns1nt. 8 h. A Clergyman or
priest. concerning any confession made to
him in his professional character, in thU
course OF discipline enjoined by tho church
TO which ho belongs, without tho consent of
tho POI son making the confession. 9Th. No
person who would If II party be incnmpe
tent 10 testIty under the provisions Of sec.
3l3. shall become competent by reason of
an assignment of his clam.
Sec. 2. That section 3li Of tho said act
to o'sabIlsh code OF evil procedure. us
SAID SECTION WAS amended by the act Of
April IL h. 1858. DO, and tho same is hereby
repealed.
SEC 4 This net shall TAXA pffpct uDon
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20
mo. 20.l
AN ACT

Making a Partial Appropriation to mect
tho current expenses ut tho Northern
Ohio Luuatic Asylum for tho year 1859.
SECTION !. Ben enacted by he general
.qssembty Of The State Of Ohio, That there
is hereby appropriated, out of tho funds in
the treasury this State applicable to gen.
eral revenue purposes, for current expenses
of tho Northorn Ohio Lunatio Asylum tol
1859, the sum of Ave thousand dollars.
SEC. ?. This act shall tuko effect on It's
passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker o. the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the ScaGte.
February Is, 1859.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

AN ACT


To amend tho Seventh Section Of the act
entitled IAN act for tho Prevention of
Gaming passed. March IL. 1891, US
amended by tho act OF April IL, 1887, en-
titled ian act to amend an act entitled
All act moro ctfrctually 10 Prevent Gamb.
ling" passed January IL. 1916.
SECTION BeH enacted by The General
.7ssrabty Of The STATE Of OHIO, That the
seventh section OF tho act cntItlcd ian act
tor the prevention Of gaming, passed March
IL, 1881. as amended by tho third section
OF tho act passed April II, 1857, outitled
IAN uct to amend an act Gutltl0d an act
moro riIoctually TO prevent gambling, pas
sod January II, 1876 bo so amended as to
read as follows: Sec 7. That it any person
shall play at any game whatsoever for any
SUN of money or Othor property OF any
vlluc. or shall mako any bet or wager for
any SUN vi money, or other property OF
value, every such person. shall, on cOnvic-
tiOn thereof, be fined in any sum not ex.
cocdlng ono hundred dollars, or bo impri.
sonod IN tho county Jail not uss than ten
days nor moru than SIX months
SEC .. That the third section of the act
passed April II, lS57,entitIcd ian act to
amend an act entitled an net more
effectuai!y to prevent gambling" passed
January II, 1916, be and tho samo is hereby
repealed.
SEC 3. This act shall taku effect from
its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
MARIN NELKEK.
President Of tie Senate.
hereby certify that have compared tho
foruguing laws with authenticated copies ro-
covcd by mo from the Secretary OF State,
aud that thoy are correct.
G. c. FIELD,
.4udItor Of Gpdugd County,
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF GEAUGA CO., o.

IN HE COUKE OF COMMON PLEAS
OF GEAUGA CO., o.
Hiram Stanton and
Joso Parker, Plffts.,
as CRU ,fcH0H.
Walter S. Harper,
Defendant.
TIIE said Defendant, Walter s. Harper,
l. who resides in the State of Now York,
is hereby Notified that said Plaintiffs,
Hiram Stanton and Jose Parker. commeDc-
ed an action against said Defendant before
Samuel Magunigal, Esq, Justice of tho
Peace of said County.an obtained un order
of Attachment therein, upon which the
Constable to whom said Order issued return
ed that he had found no property of tho
Defendant to attach. but that the Defendant
owned or had an interest in real estate il
said County and therefore said Justice of
the Peace certified said cause to this Court |;
and said Plaintiffs have filed thoir petition
in this Court against said Defendant and
claim judg mont against said Defendant for
| 1913 and interest from Oct LIST, 1858, on u
Promissory Note made and delivered by
| tho Defendant To one William Duces, and
| by said Duees transferred and delivered TO
the Plaintiffs, and have obtained IN Order
of Attachment in this Court, and tho same
has been served by Attaching certain RUal
Estate of said Defendant in this County.
Said Defendant is notified TO appear and
answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 18th dav of June next.
ID. W. CANFIELD, Atty. for Pitfs.
| Chnr1On, May 9Th. 1859 4s6 6w
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FORREST and SMITH.

We shull give exclusive attention to the pruc.
tice OF our profession, and or both member RS OF
the firm may ut all times be found in our office in
Churdon. MIR. Smith Is Prosecuting Attorney tor
said County, and Notary Public. Mr.. Forris,
practices m the United States Courts, for the
Northern District OF Ohio. A share Of public pa..
ronnge is respectfully solicited
w. u. FORREST. II. X. SMITH
April 22tb, 1889. 494.tf
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

TIlE undersigned has boen appointed
Il Executor OF tho Estate of Benjamin
Gof, deceased late of Troy, Geauga County,
Ohio All persons concerned will govern
themselves accordingly.
NOAH MILLS GOFF.
Troy, May 9th, 1859. 4s6 3w+
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Estate OfA III. GOtha In, Deceased
Office TO CKEDTrORS.---The Un-
~ dersigned were, on the 2nd day OF February,
1889, appointed, by the Probate Court oil Genuga
County, Ohio, Commissioners OH the Estate Of
Albert ii. Gotham, deceased, represented insol.
vent; aud the period ol six months from tho date
OF our said appointment is allowed Creditors 10
bring in and prove their Claims ngains, said Es.
tate. The Subscribers wi attend To the duties of
their said appointment al the Office ofD. W. Can.
field. in ChardOn, IN said County, on the LAST
MONDAY of February, March. April, May, June
aud July, AID. 1859, al Ten O'Clock A NJ. OF each
Of said days Dated at Chardon, this 2nd day of
February, AID. 1859
JOHN FRENCH, Commits.
D.W CANFIELD, sioners.
feh. II. 1859 47I .6m
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WTAI BIDIUNU, OUsIuCVOH CO, NIuy tt, 1911
Mr. II b. Kingsley, Sir,-I have been selling
the medicines OF tho Grnfienberg Company for the
last len years, and have invariably found them TO
give good sa is!acuon; and the pills have sold TO
good many families us regularly as their tea and
coffee, aud with my trade they become n staple
article. Mnrshal's Uterine Calholicon is medi.
cine that has done n great amount of good IN le.
male diseases. One lady sold it to told me she
Ind received more benefit from one bottle then she
did from long course OF medical treatment by the
most skiltul physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January lst, 1858.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that n
~ Petition will be Presented to the Commission
ers oi Geauga County, Ohio. at their next Meeting
OIL the First Monday Of June next. TO Discontinue
the North and South Road leading from T.. r.
Hovey's in Munson Township, Geauga County,
Ohio, to Orator Lnraways, in said Township.
Nnns,n A Dril % IH5q d95.5we
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MEDICAL.


IIEAITn or AMERICAN WOMEN.
L i From Tie " I. Ddtby NruS lEditnral.I
We desire to call attention to a letter from DR..
Joshua +. Brllgo. OH Health Of American Wo.
men" in another column. lie treats the subIecl
IN able manner, and hIs skill aud medical udg.
ment may be relied upon.
From the Albany EUcnimg Express.
Marshall's Uterine Cutholicon has proved to be
fully as valuable as II Is claimed to be in many
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and others
nr. Bridge Is II regular physician of very hne at
tnlnmunls, muu ol great judgment aud discrlni
nation, JudIclOus and highly successful pracu
toner, IN all diseases, especially those Vi women
and children.
From Phyuc,an,.
MarshaiIs Uterine CntloIicon will certainly
cure all the diseases for which 1t is recommended
In the worst cases have ever met with Mar.
Shail's Uterine Cutlu!iCon Is q certain and sale
remedy.
MARSHALLi5 UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhesialingIy Offered as reliable remedy for
all those complaints 10 which every woman is
liable, mud which gradually affect Tho mind rs well
as the body, that 10 think talk work be.
comes alike source ot suffering. ii not an impos-
slbillty. Among other complaints .nr which the
Ca,hocon Is remedy is he Falling Of the Womb,
Whites. Suppressed, Irregular or Painful Men.
situation, Boali..g. lnilammatiOns and Diseases
Ut the Kidneys ar Urinary Organs, Retention or
lnconlincnce OF Urine, Heartburn, Costiveness
Nervousness, Paintings, PalpiIations, Cramps
Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or sym
pathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any of the above
symptoms, or with spine. liver or lung complaints
are invited to address DIR. BRIDGE, with ul con.
tidrnce that they will find reliet. Marshull's
| Uterine Cutholicon Is not quack medicine bu
It's ingredients have been made known to til,
Medical Colleges and they aic at the service q
| nny respectable physician IN the country.
| The pr,cc n .ndrshuANs Uterine CathoIicon I,
One D0LLar and a HaN per Single Bgklle.
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r1NIiE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
i 18th day OF April, 1889 day entered into
CO.PARTNERSHlP Tor the PRACTICE OF the
LAW in the various Courts IN Geauga County,
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MEDICAL.
June Appointments.
Prove all Things!!
. 49, -.--

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WILL BE AT MS Flee, IN
CHARDoS, Chnse's Hotel, Monday, June 9th,
CLEVELAND, Johnson House, June 7th & 9Th,
PAISEsvlILE, Cowles House, Saturday, June fth,
MADISON, Wheeler House, Friday, June 3rd,
AsHrABuIA, Ashtabula House. Thursday June 9.
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

SUMMONS.-Just printed, q quantity
- Of Justices and COnstable's blanks, con-
sisting OF Summons, Subponas, Executions,
Writs of Attachment, ETC., which may be
foundat THIS OFFICE.
April 30th, 1883.
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Mnrshails Uterine Cntholicon will certainly
cure all the diseases for which it is recommended
In the worst cases have ever met with Mar.
shaII's Uterine Cutiu!iCOn is certain and sale
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

NinY 6. 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

Our readers will observe that We have trans.
Judge Giles, in tie Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District Of Maryland, which seems
10 terminate the recent India Rubber controversy
The decision was rendered after full arguLlen. on
a final hearing upon the pleadings and all the
proofs which the parties saw fit to put into the
cause. The controversy has in effect, been be-
| tween Horace H. Day. claiming the exclusive right
10 the use of yucanized lnda Rubber in all elastic
fabrics. under grants from Charles Goodyear, the
pstentee, on the one hand, and William Judson,
on the other who claimed that he had acquired the
exclusive right to all elastic goods, except ce-
mented shrrcd goods; also, under grants from
Charles Goodyear. Days title was the Oldest in
date, but Judson claimed ths. his title should pre-
val BY force of some old contracts between Good
year and others, which were known to Judson as
Gqedyesrs attorney, and which be sought to revive
ir bis own favor. Day claimed that the original
deeds to him, executed by Goodyear in 1916, aud
70 which Judson had given his assent, conveyed
the exclusive right to use vulcanzed India Rubber
in shirred or corrugated goods of all kinds, how
ever the corrugston or wrinklirg was produced,
and that the old contracts upon which Judson
relied did not run into the extended term of Good
years vulcsnizing patent, and therefore did not
affect the rights conveyed by Goodyear during the
present extended term.
The effect of this decision of the United States
Circuit Court is to declare that under the
contracts between Goodyear and Day. dated
in 1916, Goodyear granted to Day the ex'
elusive right to use vulcanized India Rubber in
goods of all kinds whether cemen.ed,
'ewed or woven; and that the goods sold by the
which were principally woven sus-
lenders, were kind Of corrugated goods within
be meaning of these contracts; and also that the
eed made by Goodyear to Day in 1858, conveying
exclusive license to use vulcanized India Rubber
! other kinds of goods, was valid deed, and not
flected BY the contracts upon which Judson relied
, give effect to bis subsequently acquired title.
The monopoly Of shirred and other elastic goods |
,utsioirg yulcanized India Rubber is thus sfirme
be the property Of Mr. Day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
A Mr.. Holden of Grand Rapids, Mich, writes
from Plies Peak to The Grand Rapids Eagle -

A Mr.. Holden of Grand Rapids, Mich, writes
from Plies Peak to The Grand Rapids Eagle -
follows: -
"Hcrace Greeley, A. d. Richardson Of Tie Bos,Os
J,,,n-I ard Henry Willard of The Cincinnati CON.
,,eycioI came here to make Investigations. An ap.
pointed committee took them to Gregorys diggngs,
wlere the miners had eprinket 800 OF gold duG
about. When he OF The TRIBUNE came around, they
worked Il gold out snd the editor was hum onggsd
Greeley $l7 worked out Of ole painful and forth
with he writes out a report of uhat he sor.'
1t is a sufficient reply to thus statement that tho
Report of Messrs. Greeley, Richardson and Willard
ssys not word about having seen Sl7 worked ou'
of one psnfDl of dirt. What they do say is, that
they have seen geld in the rifles Of every slulce,
and in nearly every pan of dirt washed IN theu
presence; and that they have seen some rare par
tcles of II in the unbrOhen vein stone; and that Is
all. Apparently knowing that they mig"
be imposed upon by some such tnck /"
Mr.. Holden describes they carefully avoid making
any such statement of figures as he attributes to
them Most of the Report is made up Of the test-
moDy Of various witnesses whose names are gwen,
ard whose accounts of the results Of their digging
are given as theirs, mostly in their own words, and
on their own authority alone If these persons gave
false evidence that il their business; but they cer'
tainly did Lot delude Messrs Greeley, Richardson
aud Willard into any endorsement OF such falsenood'
In fact their report amounts simply to TINS: 'n''
gold is cert .inly found there, but that the search
for if is always very difficult and generally unPro'
ftable; ths, they saw indefinite quantities OF 1t 10
pops of earth taken up in their presence; that cer
tain parties held such and such diggngs, for when
they had paid or been offered such aud such sums
whence they claimed to have taken out such and
such amount. of gold. And finally, they conclude
with an earnest and impressive warning to the Pee
pie lot to come TO the region, but to keep awaJ'
1t would evidently be more pru lent for tno'o
adventures at Pke's Peak who sisn to tell go"'
stories Of low they cheated these three gentlemen
no one Of whom is usually supposed to DO i'"'
10 lead the Report with care. BY 90 DONG 'n''
might save their little pieces Of fancifdl comP0S
ton f,om bearing the proof Of their own i.'en"~
on tteil face. Perhaps, however, having i'nca
humbvg these three journalists tn'se
Peskers think that they may have better 'u'A WV
The public at larte.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

We have received four days later advices from
Europe by the steamships Ocean Queen, which
passed Cape Race yesterday morning, and Anglo
Saxon, which passed Father Point last evening
Napoleon had arrived at st. Cloud. Conference
between Austria France and s. rdinia to settle the
details of the treaty, which is now regarded
by all parties, according to report, as, In
it's present form, "impracticable, was to
take place, but where or when was not knO Tn.
The treaty was received with great dissatisfaction
throughout Italy. In Sardinia the popular dlscon'
tent showed itself in negative rather than
positive manner, but in Tuscany, Modena, and
Parma, the people and the Provisional Governments,
in their name, declared it betrayal of their rights,
to which they would never submit, aud in the Papal
States there were msDy symptoms of trouble. The
Austrian amy WAS to remain where II was posted
at the time of the Emperors' interview at villa
franca: but the Imperial Guard and detacn
meIts from other corps OF the ffepch arm!
were to march to Paris to receive an ovation Ih'
| Austrian and French funds were buoyant but con
coils had somen hat declined. A Paris correspon
dent states that the greatest activity is manifest Al
along the French coast, which is being fortified i
tbe most formidable manner. a new Ministry ha
been formed at Turin, with General Della Mnmor
as Minister of War and President OF the Counci
The English Budget, which had been submitted
Parliament, shows deficiency Of about 81, 600, ,OOC
which Mr.. Gladstone proposes to meet oy dlrec
taxation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

The Kansas Constitutional Convention has ad-
iourned, after adopting the instrument, which Is
the fruit of its labors, by vote OF "a TO i3'
every Democrat voting Nay. The Constitution is
thoroughly Ant-Slavery, but the right Of suffrage
is not bestowed upon negroes. A competition be-
tween Lawrence and Topeka, each desiring to be
the capital of the State, and resortiDg to some
questionable expedients to advance its wish, ended
in the selection of the latter temporarily. The
Democracy will probably do their best to defeat
the Constitution before the people
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

maj. is the sort of egi-l,tion which lie de"N +,
-, 'onp,e,, in TIE csse of the Territories ana
be goes ,7tO 80 argument 10 show lt' necessity '"1
Drcprie.y. He attempt, even to make oa' c..
tain analogy between the duty of the "o's'nueH'
to protect naturazed citizens 'sa'n'. 'as .I,rs
Of their original soyereigns, and to protect ''o
ho,dars in the Territories IN the Posses'io" '''
o,;ovmept Of their slave property. ms ,e''e',
;rSesd seems principally intended for saop'es
citizens. We shall doubtless have o!ne'' 'O''
more particularly TO nstiyes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

.,,z. I've more Of it the better. Let Mr.. fancey
,rd nj, friends continue their fight for free trahe N
"nsrers." They are the oaly logical and cons"
ert Pro Slavery men, and at the rate things nave
cone for the .t twenty years, they must soo1 orns
the whole south-sud with 1t the Na'ion'
D,mocrstic party, Of course-to thsr own Wa! "'
thinking.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
DR. j. BoyEE DoDs's lMrEGIM WINE BlrrERS.

Dr. DopS has opened sGr Of Ell, a, Ns 60 and
65l Broadway, or the examination ard Of pcni.
ard Uhefe his
IsPERTAL WINE BiTIERs
for the Of Inopeit Cnsauption Weak Longs We,k
stomach and General DE tty Dc had The Bitter
vp quart bottles with the u Dr. j. BOrce Dodss In
psa wLe Bit,ers blown in the with directions lor
Price 81 per bottle. The usrs dcount % The trlde.
The DscteI csG b. eopsuIied daily iIoa. i9.,o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

The mails for Europe, via Southampton an
Havre by the United States steamer Ar1el' vi
close this morning at 101 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

and described in THE FAMILY DENTIST ,sent free 10 sd
dres which also contains letters Of sproyal from the dis
tusshed suseoD Dr. Warren Stone Of New Orleans 70 Dn
Mott Parker and Reese All Who cannot the teeth they now
invited examine this important improvement
and they will the time S furnished with evidence Of
after the eo OF the mos, sk operators and ,hcg
Old systems have failed BENJ =. >HrH Dental Surgeon,
No cas- Broadway, ". Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
Nem9lurk Daily @ibnsre
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1859.
70 CORREsPONDENTi


No motto. can be Of Anonymous Communcsuops
ye 1. Intended for insriou must be authenticated oy me
name And address Of wnter-no necessarily Tor paohcA
tiop bat as guaranty for bis good faith
d. cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
susinss letters THE TEBuSE Office shoaii ~ cases %
adarr.,ed 10 HORACE GREELEY Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

PL GILBERT (asssum BuldiDs) ALBANY has TnkTsisVs'
for sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

HOLLOwAY'S PILLS. i housaDds drop into the
ersve without specific n,he prem victims ofex
haus:cn Yet, WHEN vital energy a from suy ,he.e
Ps will reeGperst the system Sold No. 80 Madenane " T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

Ray Toupkins has been elected |'''"'' v
3)d Ree imer'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
LUBIN's EXTRACTS.
Lows BRowx WINDSOR,
HoxEy, AND OTHER SoAPS
large and full assortment jus, received and for sale
TONES, SoS MNLysIS.
No MA,dcn lane -I0fk.
LUBIN's EXTRACTS.
SCALES, SCALES, SCALES.

J. D-
Manufacturer Of and Dealers Ia ScALEs Of every description ~
Wholesale aud rs:si the odesabsheS stand ot j. h. BROWN
No. 24 WArEK-sr., near BIEAMAN-sT. NEw-logE
Our Scales all warranted. They eAcecd by those
Of other manufacturer o~eS prices THAI 9th
srs 81 hke quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

AkTHUR'S
PArEN4 SEIf-SGALING
FgliT CANs Axp JAks
"fbss> celebrated CANS JAS the editor Of he
LaAys Book "the frs: introduced snd by eli odds the beat
orv stsadiy coming general Thousands Of houskep
s Who In past seasons tempted try oncs Cans aud
ysrs of teif uit viii
y slAl o l~arn that ARrHrRs isils"
AGrRVk, BVRNHAM GILEoy
Manufacturer under the Patent,
Hos. liz and llg South loth-st., PhIsdelphis-
Alo under the for United Stses
q cciebrated "OLD DoIioN" CosfEs aud TtA foTs
wbo1ssais Agent fos the ABOVE popular Articles
EP ToRREY, Nc. Plsti-tt, Nsv-Nork.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
2usiness Notmss.
.,n,,vxs, ST.sDAEp SCALES.

.s., One Hondred different rnccGcstons sdsp.od 20
h,.peb Of bone.s where ooesrdte and d1rahe SedN
A. .irA Thee scses In 10 noariy every country
..shout the civilized world. and the only CosPorsp
nAL.scns that Aass ~srifed and 'eeeired the e0''See S
sesvs.ass @ th trsnes put''e
Car s.d examine or ssad for WHi'rd,ed C''e"f0'.
''' ' FAIRBANKS & Co,
No iss Brosdway. New York.