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He, ,h. nrl,,.h Matte. 1. FAXED.

At this tim~, when The nation ia impauenty
waiting for tue scheme Of taxation which Con-
ercss is preparing, the following statonent OF
the public income Of Great Is itain. showing in
detail the val ious items Of alton, Will prove
of interest. Grta. BhtAin is hs moet heavily
taxed patton In ths world tsxatio1 has there
I,cen reduced toa sc'oncs tie British ha',on
paws nearly ss nIu TO carry on Is govern
msnt in times Of p.acr g. We reed 70 ea'ry on
~, ard This tax. roll pr, acrts an instru ivs
picture TO us. rho have hitherto never 'ol. the
weight Of taxation, except IN such mi-m ilal;od
LocI l,overi men's as that of this cry. Tho table
xiyes An accouni o. the liritish revenue foe tho
year 1867. For the " s-nt year, suen the 20
pulstion ofibt United kio gdom ia ~, j5l, SS tne
Total income |, Cos. COS ,s5i, epuI o sJl3 0l9,
S5j. In 1860 the income was over three hun
drsd and fly -four million dollars. The income
Of the year ending December n, 1861, was
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Total. ............E6S Gu3,S5l
An Account II r. Ptbj': incons u The tn'ied
KinqdCn, n IN cat BritGia IN ne gear ended
81a IF March, 1856 .'57, erh,5iing tbs rI-
Tfo0s stems.
Oncome r,Tre'en,od in Federal money At the
rate OF s5 per
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Mr.. Bodv,ll Is tho chief inspector OF th4
paitment. The amount Of hau received
been l5o Geo, ard Of cspe, $50, 900. @
firusr 90 COO Rave been Issued and Of q
ter, 100000. Cords, tassoL and fech@W
tie scornmett OF tho hats, are Also incl ~
this department, :, and h4ys baen, both in ~
and i-us rro?ortiora,e TO the hats. V
hats or caps have bean ri .cted, the wori q
tslly hsNitg Lsop done well.
HNvEHsACKs AND kSArsACKs.
In this department, Mr.. Montague
Chiof Inspector, aid with the al Of his 3 ~
sistailis inspecis carefully every one
articles eniionod, which IL furnished q
partment. Very many, especially Of the y
sacks, arc badly made. la some, butr<
two is missing, or badly fastened, or the
Ia non Ssf, on other, the straps which =
support them arc irsdequstely fastsn>
the buckle Ia missing, any one OF thsos fsd'
cf d. ron others insurss an instant reie>|
We have mentioned knapssoks aud hsvsrs
but thero arc a number Of other ar iclss ine
ed in this department, tho receipt and isstA
which are about as follows, in round numbs
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or axe slines II. 900 and hatchst slinss 3, d
haze been recoived, the o arc m ,inly for enI
neeia =, and s,ppcrs and miners and but abe
I 900 Of each have hceu issued. One lot Of 8
pairs sf shoes and 99s pairs OF g.iters. spscia
for Brr'lan'r Shapshootsrs, also passed throw
this d, partment
HARSRs
NJ. barrow, inspector. Thsre have been
ce,y, ..erc 900 sotts Of for mule i02 90
of sipL Ia ambulance, 50 ,etts Of double am
l.rcc, and = small amount Of horss harn6
All tho ambulance, and ,97i setts Of four.m
harness, siill rcmsin on band. A special or
of =, iU0 leather, hair covered knapssckA
Bcrdan's eharp,hcoters was aso dllsd thrO,
this department. India. rubber blankets, p
chos and buckets are slso inspected hero,
the amount issuod and ON hand &C ulh not be
curatsly given. One shipment Of 1000 ponc
was made only . day or two since.
TENTS.
Tia chief inspector OF the tont depsrtmsn'
Mr.. Mar, hant. The labor TO 10 psrformed
tho inaprc ion OF trns Ia very great, bat
far every tent issusd from this depot, has
thoroughly eKam'nsd in every part, an
anything vas wrong, tho mlnafac ,urers u
| 1, right, 20 that all wore perfect. None
been rejected, although many required ret
ing or alterations. Tho faults ware Away
the making, never In the material.
OF the DAbri tont, = smAll affair, capsbl,
accommodating q couple Of men, and ussd
picket guards, 10000 have boon received
sued.
OF the Wall tent, accommodating ~
men, 2,765 have been received, ard bat 20
main on hand.
OF the common or 4 tent, rye enoug
told ak men, 4 POI have been received.
5000 remain on hand
| OF the largs SiDley tent, accommodi
twenty mon In each, 1868 have bean Ia
ami 9 600 arc yet subject 70 requisition.
or Hospital tents 221 have been Issued
sHRrs AND DRAwERs.
Mr. Morton Ia inspector Of thus departr
| OF shirtA, both fam u aud knit, 30l, l39
be. d issued, and Of drawers, hnrel and
274 1ls. There Ia yet remaining on han
+ aund shlrts. &C.. 20 l6s 'Cr'ton Flannel
kuit shirts. .......g4 SGS drawers.
Kuit drawers.
rKSr PoLEs.
Tho polos pins, etc, necessary 70 the
| ton a a tent form separate department
Inspector Of which Ia Mr.. DArrow. His
hAvo cuusspcnded with the issue OF tsnts
Mr. Mstcuants department, and he repo
| atilI atki.ct IN Fauuiaition
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Cvt u,s bllA.s; -sysss.nNHt, NJ. ). c
Kew rr,siitI Tao auNt4t v ,,IsSS 49,
scActsd hAs, thus lar, bS'p b1l,s9L az ~h
isyusd hes bssp go 600, al thSs GIs yet ca
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Tho department OF pioco goods ihclrtins
cloths, tlaun.l-, ksIseyS otc, Is in tho larger
bulldiig z on ifs corner Of Groono and Boone
streets. Mr.. =. G.. Bacon rs chief ln-pert.r.
Every Tecs, each yard Of oyery Pi'co of tho
sistants urrullgA, examined ~ i pts-sI or r. crI
eI acoording to It's merits. Tso goods acccP''
arc given out by contract 20 persons ia both
city al d country for making up, each contractor
given Londs 10 double tho amount Of tho vlluo
ii tho material h, take, for the faithful per-
ioruance OF his Wora.
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Tho polos pins, etc, necessary 70 the
ton oi tent, form a separate department
Inspec,cr Of which Ia Mr.. Darrow. His
hAvo currespcnded with the issue Of tsnts
Mr.. Mstcuant's department, and he repo
haI i still, subject to requisition
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Til. a psTtmeut, the l.st Of our list, Ia
the inspec ion Of Mr.. Norman. The mai
are -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

"YANKEEs AT PREMIUM IN THE SoUTH.-
The Richmond Dispatch of June 10Th, in the
course of long editorial concerning prisoners
and an exchange thereof says:
Z" 1t is not TO be expected that a Government
destitute alike of faith and humanity, will ex
change the gallant Southern ien, taken 10 our
privateers and at Fort Donelson, for creatures
like these [Yaukees1 whom they do not want,
aud who they think are rendering them service
by remaining in captivity, where they assist 10
consuming the Southern provisions, aud bringing
on, as they hopr, famine in the South. 1hat Is
the way in which the gallant Yankees hope 10
subdue us, not by hard fighting.
Let US keep the Yankees especially the Mas
sachusetts 1ankees--to the very last extremity.
Let us always have reserve of them on hand.
We should be glad to hear that all the Irish aud
German prisoners were paroled on the spot but
by no means, for any consideron whatever, par
ole Yankee. Keep them ALL Keep every one
OF them, if it costs half the provisions OF the
South TO feed them. If this policy be pursued
Tor any length of time, word for it, that there
VIII come up cry of distress from Yankeedom
that will compel their government TO act
with honesty, however much against their incl-
nation.
We would reserve the Yankee Doodles for an
other reason. The scOundrels whom Lincoln has
placed at the head of bis plundering no rdes
threaten to shoot our partisans Tguerrillasl for
defending their own country against their az
gressons. We must retaliate severely for every
murder of this kind they may choose to commit
But it will not do TO hang Irish and German
soldiers in retaliation. That will have no effect
whatever. We must hang Yankees, and the best
among them that we can get, We must always
keep supply Of hostages OH hand, and they
must be genuine Yankees Hitherto they have
scarcely felt the effects of this war. They have
contrived to put foreigners aud all ;he scum Of
their cities in front, while, for the most part,
they have remained at home, entirely out II Gan
ger Since we cannot, yet, carry the war to
their own firesides let US make them feel it as
much as we can"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
The journal.
Little Minnie's Wish

/ wish this war was ended,
And father was at home,
Then mother would not cry so much
oh why don't father come?
I'm sure my mother loves me,
But why, cannot tell,
She makes no more new clothes for me,
But sews on clothes to sell.
] asked her once about it,
But mother would not speak
She only pressed me to her breast,
While tears fell on my cheek.
I'm sure there's something very bad
Has happened, for know
Ny mother did not do this way
About twelve months ago.
/ am too young to reason much,
But think it very strange,
That Just because dear fathers gone
That everything should change.
Tor since he went away the man
That used to bring us bread,
Has ceased to come along this way
I'm thinking he is dead
7 600 tho rniil,-'ron still goes by,
rot tell
t our house,
is bell.
bo used to be
nd clean,
Will not bring Ma one bit Of meat;
think be is right mean.
told my Ma to change them all,
And try some other men
She sighed, and then came down her cheek
Big tears, like drops of rain.
Ma used TO have nice furniture,
But why, cannot say,
She let a man who had cart
Haul nearly all away.
l wish this war was ended,
And father was at home
Then Ma, I'm sure, would smile again
Oh! when will father Gomez
~ o. Delta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

ADVANTAGES OF ADvERTHIYG-Pe People are be-
ginning to-appreciate the idea that printers ink
does more towards increasing business and ex-
tending trade than any other agency. lie who
would extend bis trade in these times, when bust
ness men are sharp, shrewd, keen and practical,
watching closely for the main chance, must ad-
Vertise Those having wares to sell must let the
people know where to find them, and also where
1t VIII be their interest 10 trade Commerce has
undergone almost an entire revolution during
the last decade. People now buy where they
can trade cheapest. Ia former times. when a
merchant secured a customer, be usually kept
him for years Now, people are more nomadc,
aud make their Investments were they pay the
best. This is learned from the newspapers-and
nowadays e0erybody reads the papers. A thor
odgh, persistent, systematic, aud regular plan OF
advertising, will almost always build up a bust
ness and sometimes in year or two, of mag.
nitude aud extent which would take long year.
10 establish without advertising.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

DoN'T VOTE FOR STEvENsoN.-Th Napa Echo,
an out and-out Secession newspaper, advises its
friends not TO vote for Col. Stevenson as Snper-
intendent OF Public Instruction, but to favor n
seperate organization and candidate and slick to
them. " If we are to be defeated, now" says
the Echo, lis as good time as any for it
Next year we can make different showing. Let
the Abolition party triumph, if it must but let
Us invite all Democrats, no matter where they
have been before, to come to our assistance. BY
taking Col. Stevenson, we would lose more votes
than we would gain, therefore we cannot afford
it. We should recolect that by graspiug too
far after the luke-warm, we may fold tue arms of
our staunchest friends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
H3- The Medical nnd Surgical Ensiiiute Of

DR. l.. j. ChAPKAY is already secured in position which
places it, well its proprietor far above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice In the schools Of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
others an equally lofty position In the profession cord
an illustrious example shining light among tie phil
osophca stars Of his age in Europe and Dr. CMpay has
fully equaed him in this country a proof of which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine comphmentot him
with Diploma and the honorary nd eundem degree fe
ecng this his field of operation although qualified
graduate of the University of Pesth and late Chief Sur
gcon the Hungarian Reyolu ti0uary Army for more
tended abors Dr. L. J. Capkay has bent his earnest at
tenon to the cure of chronic and private diseases
which he has become greatan expert that he is now
regarded the leader in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors OH 'es
his Medical aud Surgical Institute Sacramento St.
Of Leidesdorf nearly opposite the building Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
M We ask particular attention Of readers 90 the
certificates Of remarkable cures, in another column
Of this paper. l0.3m,
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II. T. GRAVES
A. s. HALLIDIE. H. l. URA' 'h'
A. S. S.HALLIDIE &CO.
WIRE SUSPENSION
Bu lderS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT WIRE ROPE!
A. s. HALLIDIE.

VHTUE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected and materials
furnished Having been constantly engaged ~
the erection of Wire Suspension Bridges and
Aoueducts for some years past. we are iuily pre-
nared to do such work satisfactorily, at low iig-
ure. and to GUARANTEE PERMANENCY~
Parties who are about erecting bridges VIII
find it greatly to their advantage to give us call
before deciding to build wooden structures, as
the recent floods throughout the State have pro-
ven them to be wholly unsafe aud unreliable A
number Of our Hire Suspensions are no'c m use
in di6eren localities ghom the State, no one Of
schich has been in the least affected By the freshets
Wire Rope for mining aud ferry purposes man
ufactured of any length and size required, being
cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales of weights and strengths with prices an
nexed furnished on application to the manufac-
turers. Send for a circular.
a. u. EEAELEDTE a. CO.,
l413 4l2 Clay street. San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

RLoAT IN CATTLE.-H. d. Court, Of Buffalo,
writes to the Michigan FuTney, that when cattle
are bloated from eating wet clover, or horses
from eating green clover he has found a sure
remedy in giving to the animal ordinary
charge OF gunpowder, mixed with about the same
quantity OF fine salt in the hand, and thrown on
the tongue every fifteen minutes until two or
three doses are given. He says In the summer
OF 1898, had five head taken at one time, two
OF which were severe cases, but this treatment
saved them. The same week the hides of forty
head were sent into Battle Creek, and all
from animals that had been lost by eating wet
clover
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

TIr. L.. H. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in San Francisco receive advertisements receipt Tor
the same and to transact business generally or the
TRINITY JOURNAL. OniceNo. l72 IL Washington street.
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, up stairs
sacramento City,. s. SMITH is our authorized
aret to receive subscriptions and advertisements in that
ety and receipt for the same Office, 12l street, be-
tween 4th and 5th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

Why THE SEVEN DAYS CONTESTS WERE VIC
ToRIEs.-Newspapers having mentioned already
that General Andrew Porter, Provost Marshal
General of the Army of the Potomac, aud also
General Marcy, chief of General McClean's
staff, have recently been here, and we may no
longer refrain from noticing the fact more es
pecaly as it enables us to state that they concur
succession of substantial Union victories, mas
much as they resulted
lst In the successful achievement of the pur-
pose Of Mcclellan, viz $50 to change his base as
to secure the cooperation Of the gunboats
I'd. In the defeat of the two ends aimed to be
accomplished by the enemy, viz the proven
tion OF McClellan's move for the James river
bank, and securing our immense supplies at the
White House.
Sd. In the fact that the rebel loss, in killed,
wounded, prisoners and men otherwise put hors
dU combat was, at the very lowest calculation,
two for our side
/ 4th. In the fact that the rebels loss of arms
and expenditure Of munitions cannot be replaced,
while ours can, instantly almost.
| 9th. In the relative condition in which the
battles left the sick and wounded of the two con
/ tending forces Our wounded and sick all being
admirably provided for, while theirs are dying
like rotten sheep, through their entire lack OF
any and every description of hospital stores and
| supplies, and thus creating a state of things in
and around Richmond appalling to the whole
South.
We may add that the general officers named
above unite in declaring that it is not true that
the enemy captured single one OF McClelani
siege guns or any munitions or stores to speak OF
On the contrary, while they lost more field artl
lery than they took from us they got nothing
worth notice in the way of supplies of any des
cription an equivalent WaShington Star
/ JifIy Sfh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TSTATE OF DENNIS CARROLL, deceased
lL-Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative of the above named estate, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
from the first publication of this notice. to the
unders gned, at her residence in the town Of Wea-
vervile, Trinity c0unty.-June %, 1862.
ELIZA CARROLL Admin'x
of the Estate of Dennis Carroll, deceased.
Weaverville, July g. 1862. 25tG
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

CERTFIoATE.-I, the undersigned, Governor of
hungary, do hereby testify, that Dr. H. j. Cap
Kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar
my with faithful perseverance. Whereof have
gwen hm tins certificate, and do recommend him
TO the sympathy, attention, and protection of all
those who are capable of approaching patriotic
self sacrifice and undeserved misfortune.
k0ssUTH LAJos. Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan, 9th, 1852. 1913
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
TRINITY CHAPTER,

mScw4 No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
s9ySWa on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
szaasssssA each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
I've. JNO. g. BURCH, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
t M 7 S IC. a
|, A. JOHNSON
Has just received we'll selected assortment Of

Las just received well selected assortment OF
MUSICAL INSTRUAfENTS
GUITARS-Patent head Rosewood, Maple and
common.
VIOLINS-rrom $5 to SlOO-somo very fine
toned Bass Viols, Banjos, Flutes, Cloronets,
FlagoIets, Accordeons and Flutinas-a good as
sortment VIOLIN BOWS, Violin and Guitar
cases, Finger boards, screws, pegs, tail pieces,
bridges bow hair, and the best
Violin, Guitar and Bass ViOl Strings,
That can be procured in the State. Also, a
new collection of music, arranged for
BRASS and STRING BANDS.
in hooks and on cards.
MUSIC BOOKS.
Young Folks Glee Book, Metropolitan Glee
Book Medley Glee Book, Gentle Annie Songster,
Nos and 2, Home Melodist, 100 Songs Of Scot.
land, 100 Songs of Ireland 100 Comic Songs,
Dulcimer, Carmna Sacra, Juvenile Choir In
struction books for Guitar, Violin, Flute, Accor-
deon, Banjo-in great variety music paper, &c.
l.. A. JOHNSON, City Drug Store,
ja12,lvG. Main street-West side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
7. O. O. F

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. II, /. 0,
O. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday Of each month. at odd Fellows
Hall, - ClGord's" building, Main street. Patr-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
lv6 FRANK w. YoUNG, Scribe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
FOR SALE,

sS HOMESTEADS and VALUABLE REAL.
-f@ ]1ffe ESTATE! Building Lots for from S 10 TO
$500 each Also, so vara lots and entire blocks
of beautiful garden land, in the city and county
of San Francisco, on the line of the
SAN JOSE RAILROAD,
at the WEST END DEPOT The title is obso.
lutely perfect, being Spaptah grant, finally con.
frmed and patented by the United States. The
Shatter Bill respects this title, the city autbori
ties respect it, the District Courts and Supreme
Court of the United States, respect it-besdes
The Title has been forever quieted BY a final
Decree and Judgment against the CITY,
SO that there is not even coGd or shadow mn.
on it. Whoever purchases one of these lots viii
buy lot and not lawsuit
Office No. 10, Nagee's Building, corner Mont.
gomery and Merchant streets, San Francisco.
J5253m. HARVEY S. BROWN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

ESTATE OF PAULIUs CROSSE. De
~ ceased.-Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned, Administrator of the above-named Es
tate to the creditors of, aud all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within TEN MONTHS
from the first publication of this notice to the nm.
dersigned at the Office Of Pilzer& Stuart. in Weo
verville, Trinity county California. Weaver.
willie, Feb. Is, 1862. GEO. W. LANCE
0lOm' Administrator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
QUINN, the HALTER,

"a A RIlYMING MUSE WHO KNOWS
80 not song,
Nor does he essay to flatter,
Your aid invOkes to help along
In praise of QUINN, the HALTER.
And though my lines in pith and point
lie sure to fag-nO matter,
The words cannot the theme disioint,
80 famed is QUINN, the HALTER.
For hue and shape his Hats are praised
When others fade and latter
with crowns far down and cone-like shaped
When QUINN is NOT THE HALTER.
Though wind may blow with sleet and
And hail and rain may patter,
\ ct winters snow and summers glow
Are matched by QUINN, the HALTER,
If you would choose a hat for use,
Which no abuse could batter,
Your cash you'll lose if you refuse
To deal with QUINN, the HALTER.
Though States rebel and banks deplete,
And envious rivals chatter,a
Yet merit will receive her due
And so will QUINN, the HALTER,
AT 80 j Street, between Sd and iiha
J22, SACRAMENTO. 23td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
Entire New and Fresh Stock !!
WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Of
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Z y Z ~ :
70 onr unusually large stock of Goods. Our
'toc, comnrises every article in the clothing and
E,,,,jsbi,6 line We have constantly on hand
The largest stock and greatest variety OF CASSI-
vrRr aud WOOL H 1T S, of any house in
The civ. and our prices for these Goods are less
than of any other House, as we receive them
direct from the manufacturers consignment
Our stock of
SUMMER AND FALL GOODS
is particularly attractive, and the great feature
10 the C0u2rB .Nercham is the unusually 10"
price-less than the cost Of importation.
We also keep the Staple .frticies IN The DTy
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased IN
his market under the Hummer, and are Offering
them at .Nts0 York cost--dHd less. We publish
this Card in order that we may make new ac
ouaintancrs. and induce those who have not here
tofore purchased of US, to call and inspect ou
stock
All we ask is an opportunity to Show the GOOD
and name the prices, and we bave no fear of th
result. Good articles and ioao prices are the grea
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy Of us can make a gooC
profit and sell 10 their customers at a low Hgure
We remain, respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos Ill, Alb and 4l5 Battery street
Corner of Merchant street,)
San Francisco. April 20 1862. 2Sl3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
t.. s. WIN c. jEwErr Notary Public.
address, /. }. Csdpkay, N. d., san francisco, CaL

Sparndt0rrhdH.-Or local weakness nervous debility
low spirits assude, weakness of limbs and back i1ds
position ncarabiity to labor and study dullness of
apprehension loss of memory aversion to society love Of
solitude, timity, self distst dizziness headache pains
in the side affections in the eyes pimples on the face Sex
ual or other nimties in man, cured by the Justly
celebrated physician aud surgeon. Ur. L. j. Czapkay His
method Of curing diseases is new unknown to others
and hence the great All consultations by letter
or other"lse FREE. 1913.