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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-25
SrArs OF ILLIsors,l
Auuron,s orrrcr. Low.

r.
pEs MoisEs January 10th 1866.
Whereas The Illinois Central Insurance Conpxpy To-
cAed at Decatur IN the State Of II uois has flied In thi.
ONCE sworn st .teent of its condition on the 10th day
of January lssS In accordance with the provisions Of an
Act of the oesral Assembly Of the stste Of Iowa
tied An Act 10 relation u Insurance Companies an
proved January 2sih 1857 and Act amendatory there
10, approved February 9Th, 1858; and wherea. said
statement shows thai said Insurance Company is po@
se-sed Of the requisite ef capital invested
quired by said Acts.
Therefore In pursuance of Law John A. Elliott An
ditor OF etate. do hereby certify that said Insurance
toma Is authorized to transact the business
snce in this state BY agents properly appointed and .u
thoz@d TO acznoS ledge service Of process gu be
half of said Company required 6y said Acts until the
3lst day Of January, A. D. Is67.
- In Testimony Whereof have hereunto sub-
IAL scribed my and afSx xed the zeal OF nv Of
~ hce, the dap aud date zLove written.
JOHN A ELLIOTT
hev stamp. 5cts-caLceled Auditor Of state.
J&n25d6tAw5t
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Severe snow Storm ON the Plains.

KANSAS Crrr Jan. "A.
Arrivals by the Santa Fee coach reported a
continued severe winter on the plains
The snow bound train between tt. Union
and Cameron suffered heavy losses of stock.
| ihree government trains, of over a 900 head,
snowedin between Kansas river and Fl. Mon
roe, perished.
Snow two feet deep fell on the Arkansas
river.
A man badly frozen; many last their feet,
ana all who have been exposedto 4 be weather
suffered more or less
Two inches snow fell here vest erday and
river reported blocked again below
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UrNKIRK, Y. =, Jan. q.
a row Of wooden buildings, on Third st. /,
near thr Depot, in this city, nearly an entire
block in length, were destroyed Hy fire last
night.
The fire originated in the German Emigrant
House, through the careless exposure of coal
oil
-Four bodies have been taken from the
ruins, but so badly burned that their recovery
is considered doubtful.
The amount Of loss and insurance has not
been ascertaIned.
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NEW YoRK. Jan. 2

The Commercial says that for the past thir-
teen weeks the receipts Of cottan at that city
by railroad have averaged 1859 bales. or at
the rate of 10000 bales per annum Large
amounts have gone By rail direct TO Pennsyl-
vanIa and New England, making the total
weekly delivery by rail at the East probably
5 500 bales
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Lawrence Oliphant. whose name appears
in the list of English bondholders to the Con
federate loan, writes from Cincinnati to the
New York Herald that his name had been in
serted in that list without his knowledge or
consent, and that he has never held bond.
or had anything whatever TO do, either direct
ly or indirectly, with the loan.
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ELEVEN THorsAND Dollars ron BrRyIyG
BoakiiNG ScHooL--ln Move hber last.
John hose, lad OF nine years, bfonging in
Brooklyn, n L.. who had been plhced in the
boarding school Of Edwin Whitney in Con
neeteut, Tor the purpose of being brought up
under good discipline set fire to the school
building and II was entirely destroyed. caus-
ing loss to ME Whitney of S12,t0o. Rose
admitted that he set the FIRE, but d wing to his
youth was not prosecuted for arsoh As the
boy bad about $4,000 IN his own right, and
hitney was poor man, the latter brought
o SUIT IN Brooklyn TO recover mondy to estab
lish himself in business again. The inrv
gave verdict IN favor OF the plaintiff, giving
him Sll.0oo.
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boSibAr ~ an -
Johnny Pell. Of Morris Bro. Pei & Trow-
bridges Minstrels, died this fore hoon after
an illness of several weeks duratibn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-25

Bofh Houses met to-day. The Senate pro
poses to elect Senator on the l2th of Feb
ruary.
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BEAUTIFUL SoFT AND GIossf HAIR
Those wanting fine and glossy hair please
read the card of George Cabus, In another
part OF this paper. Cabus Tonic IS perma-
nent cure for the dandruff; cures scurf. erup-
tons, and all the diseases of the SIX IN restores
grey hair to its original color. deel92m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-25

A Society, with the Duke of Marlborough
at the head of it, has been formed for trying
the effect of homeopathy in the treatment Of
murrain. If an ininitesimal dose of arsenic
IS found capable of curing a large OK, We
saan DC agreeably surprised. In that case,
hefnaps, further investigation will discover
round Of beef. s'-s
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John Bull, conversing with Rn Indian
asked him II ne knew that the sun never sets
on the Queen dominions. "No, said tn g
Indian; DO You know the reasbn why -
asked John ''Because God Is afrtid to trust
an hnglishman in the dark, was the dusky
savage reply.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. a.

8af NASHVILLE, Jan. a.
Mrs. L. O. Ewell, wife of former Con-
federate General, has proposed to sell to the
State, for a Governors residence. her ine
house and grounds opposite the Capitol. Price
asked Sl0O, Zoo.
The execution Of Heffernan's murderers
is to take place at noon on Friday, near Fort
HoustoH. All four will be executed al once.
Workmen are now busily engaged in erecting
scaffolds.
tx~ wv w NEw YoRK, Jan. "a.
The Scotia sailed to-day with $sS7 900 in
gold for Eursps.
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EMrERATroS SOUTHWARK. - According to
the New York Commercial, not only is emf.
grafton South eeasing, but many who have
gone South are returning. This is especially
the case in Tennessee. In several localities
the native population has served notices on
the new eomers to quit, while many who, at
the close of the war, proceeded from the
Western States into Tennessee for business
and other enterprises, are now disposing of
their effects preparatory to going back again
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0TATDAGUN1r
OF rBx CONDITION or rHE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
l n S Z r A CE co.
A Mutual Company.
LOCATED AT DECATUR, ILLS.
On the 1st day OF Jan. 1896,
9TATDnGDNr
OF fBK CONDITION or rHE
A Mutual Company.
On the LIST day OF Jan. 1896.

LOCATED AT DECATUR, ILLS.
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BrLLY.-An exchange is answerable for
the following:
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W N. T uLToN,
Special Agent, Keokuk.

TWENTY THIRD semi-Annual Financia,
Il Exhibit Of the
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,
C. A. CAMPBELL

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Ii OF Calisaya Bark. with PyrOphosphate Of Iron.
Prepared BY HEGEMAN & CO., Chemists and
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PYkoPH0SPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
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Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
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HEGEMAN & CO.,
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CaIhnlics.

CATHEDRAL, corner OF Cedar and Summer SITS.
E..Hf Row "a Feehan. D D.; Rev " Welsh and
Rav Berzrath Residence on summer street,
adjoining 'ho Cathedral. sunday hNercl-es-
Masses aJ Di and o'clock m. High Mas ana
cannon "a no. 4, "a M. Mass for the teachers and
a.ErIa-a af the Sunday School at am and cate
rHataasI instructions Immediately iheTeaiitr ..
E..u. d and BfundIauru no 55q pm Masses
every upuur In the week ~ ana am
CuT-u1.H Ola TIRE ASSUMPTION North Nash
s.He. Rev Fat.er kohan. Residence opposite
tHT church 90 Mr. Eudiehe's. Mass on runoay
o. s ann. Hsgu Ma aud sermon NJ 10 am
t...HIHarH ioI children at D. M Nc-pers and
Ean...aH.un 40 3 p M
gl IoHN- en- uRCH, Edgofod-Atended from
p, te.Ia'- by Rev. Father JaTbos. Mass on
sunday as 300 ann.
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New York Market.

INV YORK; June =.
Cotton dull and droopicg, S7a3Sc for middling.
Flour steady; common brands sSaS50 Extra
State IS 55a9 s.; Rios 9al4 for trade brands,
closing dull.
Wheat quiet and without decided change: 81 Os
for prime No. l Milwaukee; 81 1Oa2 Is for commoa
good No. Milwaukee, 81 Is for Chicsgo spnDg..
Corn fully &c lower for unsound; sound steady al
7Sa793; mixed Western 79as2Jzc; for sound do
Western yellow new, S0ss5c.
Oats duh and heavy White old are scarce and
firm; 4sa5sc fornew and zoe for old Western.
Petroleum &c for crude, and &c for refined.
Mess Pork $50 81 fs3o go.
Cut Meats steady, l25{al55{ for Shoulders, and
17alSc f-r Hams.
Lard 223gc.
Money market easy; Sterling quiet at 1893.
Gold fmer, opening at l4l5s deeliuingio 1909,
advancing 70 l5l1< and closing alta.
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CITY NE
THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
Great Interest Manifested.

The Irish portion Of our population are
Just now excited TO the highest pitch, over
the news from Canads. The intelligence of
the landing Of Col. O'Neal at Fort Eric is
looked upon as the Inauguration of q real
campaign, and every scrap sent by the tele-
graph is read with the deepest interest.
"What is the latest from Canada g'' is
about the only question now asked by our
Irish citizeus-very much as the Americans
used to inquire the news from the front.
during the late war.
The Canadians are intensely excited, and
the fact that the sympathizers with Eng
land sre fearful that neither the volunteers
nor British regulars can be depended upon.
adds TO the general CONSERVATION. As vet.
everything is embryo; but a few days will
throw light upon the subject. The present
suspense cannot last long.
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PreshYteTIan.

FIRST PRE- sBYrEBlAN CHURCH, southeast cor
...r CI.nr..n tnH summer streets. Rev d Bunt
.E Pastor. Res deuce SO the Parsonage sum
Iu-r street Services at lo5a "a M. aud "a pm
Seats Fee si night
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, North Col
Iega street between Public square nud Locus
street Rev h ID Allen. Pastor. Residence Nc
60 North College street. Services at - am s-lo
pm ,. 3,
ASSOCIATE FORMED PRESBYTFRlAN
CHURCH, corner College and Ash streets Col
Iere dbl Rev A Lowry, Pastor. Services al
q
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PICNIC AND sUPPER.-We arc requested
TO state that the Tennessee Benevolent Asso-
citation will give a Picnic and Supper on
the 9th inst, in the grove near the Episco-
pal Church in Edgefeld. It will commence
at o'clock, p. m, and be continued till
y IN. The proceeds are TO be divided with
the Orphan Association Of GAINESVILLE. A
number Of distinguished persons have been
invited and viii be present. Good music
viii be provided to add to the enjoymeats
Of the occasion; brass and string bands
having already been engaged. We have no
doubt thousands will be in attendance on
this interesting occasion.
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Church Directory.
RantIst.

rr--T BAPTIST CHURCH, East DE- Summer
street. between Union and Igaderc elk streets
I.r 4r d Be How 3, Pas or. Residence NO ID
r..rh Summer sweet Services 81 n Iu. and
pm. -
-rt|.G STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, Polk Ave
nue. Rev ID W Philips, Pastor, Residence cor
nor sp.u.e and Cedar streets. Services sc II
ga DO. ana Z p no. -
yHFP.Y I'EEET BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
Cherry and BIN str- cts Rev + Me Gee, Pas
tor Residence No Services at lO12 am
gni7 D lI- -
TE.H I'VE BAPTIST CHURCH, South College
& red near Howard ch0Dl bu.laIng. Rev lT J.
d Waits. u. Pastor. Residence, McLernore stree
West Nashville, near the corporation line, ser
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MARKETS.
by Telegraph !
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 2
Flour dull and unchanged; superfne 50 25a9 So
Extra SlOalO IS. Family Sll 5Oal2 80.
Wheat dull and prices unchanged; No. new REQ
81 4oa2 As; No. 2, 81 20a2 Is.
Corn easier, G0a5lc in elevator.
Oats steady at 50a56c.
Rye SOaS5c.
Mess Pork S3l; sales 1900 bbls.
Bulk Meats 121aaI533c, with sales Of 100000 lbs.
Bacon firm, lF4alE9c for Shoulders, l71lc fol
Sides, and 7S7sal9c for clear Sides.
Sugar-cured Hams sold at Isc.
Batter unchanged, at 25GZ7.
Eggs declined to 2ls2Ic.
Cotton Gull, at 3793s. No demand.
Gold 49,
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CumbprJand PRESBYTERIAN.

Isr CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Wsst side summer street. corner Gun. heT.and
Alley, between Church ans Broad streets htN
IN it.lr4 p sror Office at the church from TO
Epm. Ser,lyfs at Itls "a m. sud pm.
e,..t Ir,rEEKt.ANH PhrSBAr TERRAIN Ea side
South summer near Kim 80 -eeL KEY i'I a y
Goodet Pastor Residence, Elm street uel"eeh
cherry and summer. Services st lota am. ana
"a nm.
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Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.

An adjourned meeting Of the local board
Of the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad was
held at the City Council rooms yesterday,
Mr.. A. V. S. Lindsey in the chair. The
following members were present: Messrs.
Lindsey, Psramore, Allen, SANFORD, Nc
Gavock, Stevens, Derby, Fife, Kuhn, Camp
bell and Cook.
Mr.. Nelson was appointed Secretlry, and
Mr.. Fife elected Treasurer.
Mr.. J. P. Campbell offered the following
resolution:
RcsoIrcd, That the Tennessee and Pacific
railroad, from Knoxville, by the way Of
Nashville and Jackson, 10 Memphis, is an
enterprise of paramount Importance to
Tennessee and the county Of Davidson at
large, ard that we lend 1t our hearty en-
couragement and support.
RCsolUcd, That an Executive Committee
Olive be appointed to cooperate with the
Business Committee of the General Board,
and 10 transact such other business as may
properlv come before the Board. TThe fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed by the
President under the resolution: j. ". Al
len, II. G. Sc0vel, W. NJ. Cook, A. G. Sand
ford and n. Derby, to which list the name
of A. Y. ). Lindsey was auuCu.I
RcgolUcd, That the Executive Committee
be directed to open books Of subscription for
stock for the Tennessee and Pacific Rail
road, as directed in the charter, on the first
Monday 10 this month, and that the Cen
eraI Board be invited TO cooperate with us
in the thorough canvass Of Nashville and
Edge6eld.
ECg0'pCd, That this Board concur with
the General Board in the active efforts to
iuaucurate the Tennessee and Pacific Rail-
road, and that we approve Of the business
transacted by them.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Col. Paramore offered the following
PeeorrcF. That A. G.. Saudford, of the
First National Bank; j. W. Allen, Union
Bank: and A. J. Duncan, Bank of the
Union, and T. ID. Fife, of the firm Of Fite x
Co. be appointed q committee to receive
the books for the subscription of stock from
the General Board, and hat they be re-
euested to open the said books on the first
Monday in June, in accordance with the
provisions Of this charter and directions Of
The General Board of Commissioners.
The Board then adjourned to meet on the
first Monday in July, at 4 Pm.
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EslraIs--DarldsOn Cannlr.

"a. - =. ~ y ~ = oortch, Esq., hrsg n ths
oid, long name M tan, small star Ia foreb-.f .
smell white spot the oatside o. TIE lsT ~ -,
70 oIands or other marks percepuble Apprnl.si
Taken up by Priscilla Martin, a stray COW. Of
white color. with black ears marked Two urlis-ft
% -. h ear loreieet black little bslow he kps~-
no other marks. Appraised b. $40
maJ47-AiF ALEX. MCDANIEL. Ranger.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested 70 read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. Deaderick street.
Aprill2-u,
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Hebrew

rlE.EEa ALTON NoGEN DAVID ORTHODOX,
r.-n Market street key NJ land-usTs, Minis
f.r. A Iaude residents K 40 Blum, Wee fresi-
DON'T .-. ......-..-.-..,.,-
gaN.EE-ATION OHANES EMFS ORTHODOX,
N.E4 -artn Market street. Rev --, Mini ter
"a samuel. President, ] I-Fr, Nlce President
CNNaNEsAllpN hlAl JE7il KUN ~ INN,
.,s, pra. treet Roy j labshner, Minister;
IA F-l,l. President; NJ shNeT, Wee President.
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admlra-
bic article, used in hospitals aud by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference TO old port wine.
II is well worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. dec2I-tst&weogly.
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Self Ahusa.

This vice, which is never prscticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 20 eloquenee or pen TO song.
u has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
a living skeleton. Nor are these is anal
and fatal effects; in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To Be
cured permanently OF this affection, call or
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry streel
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb3e-t
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Foreign Humbug and Native Honesty

Foreign HEmbug and Native Honesty
With all our cuteness we are annually
swiudled by foreign humbugs who palm
themselves on us as medical men and uni
versity graduates. Mr.. A. Speer, however,
comes out tat-f5cted and tells us he is no
do,tor-but plain, practical man, with a
GOOD property in New Jersey, which he has
turned to account in making his samburg
mort wine. which he does not wish the pub
lie to regard as a patent medicine, but sim
ply to give it credit fer whatever medicinal
virtues scientific men affirm it possesses.
LII Itw
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CHRIST CHURCH. Northeast corner Church and
H.sa streets. Rev j Ellis, Pastor. Services at
EI ann. auI e.. pu
TRINITY Jul n"H, Ewing Avenue. Kew. d. ID
Ha.sfts Pastor. Stry.se7 p. an
ST. ~TalufN'- CHAPEL, Ed-eh'ld. Rev D.
Ii EH..T... Pastor. Services 81 a. Iu.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Val Paper and Windoi5 SHADES,
comprising al styles and qualities, in store
and for sale BY MERETrT & HILL,
A Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs-H Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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Like Cannibals with a Missionary.
The Charlottesville Chronicle, refer
ring to the various modes of treating
the South proposed by the Northern
leaders says:
These loyal men remind US Of a par
eel of cannibals who have Just got a fine
missionary. They strip him stark ma
ked and tie him to a tree, and then
confer how they shall cook him. One
fellow says, "lets toast him whole over
a slow fre-just toast him until he is a
little Drowned Oh, no" says anoth~
er, "stew him-stewed missionary is
the incest thing in the world" Oh,
no, says q third, "you don't know
anything-the right way to eat that
man is to put him in a pie stuffed with
potatoes" Sumner cries ont, I'd like
to make mince meat of him, or pass
him through a sausage mill" Stevens
SAYS, "Pickle him raw, l like acids. -
Bolts says, Don't let's eat the whole of
him-iust take off his arms and legs,
and let's have them fried-they are
equal to pig5 feet"
A mild old savage looks on benig-
nantly, ana says: My GEAR Irlenusr IL
is pity to eat the poor creature-lets
try and humanize him, for he is a man
like ourselves, Notwithstanding he wears
clothing and holds such atrocious opin-
ions-my judgment Is that we shall
unite him and let him 60, provided he
is disposed to do the fair thing and join
us-if he will promise to become de-
cent savage l would turn him loose
when he agrees that a savage is as good
as missionary, and gets on the plat
form of equal rights, | would give him
and his friends, when We catch them
s. general amnesty" Stevens growled
like q wild beast-"Id like to eat you,
Horace, hat and all-none of your
brotherhood for me at this hour, (pull-
ing out his watch) lit is two o'clock
| SIN not PARTICULAR give up my
plan-stew him if you choose call
the previous question Sumner-"If
none of you object, while they are
taking the vote, III just cut a slice out
of him with my pen-knife-that's the
way l have seen them do in Abyssinia.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03

The foundations have all been laid for the
block of stores, which Mr. John Kirkman
purposes to erect or Church street, next to
Sirnmons' block on the corner Of High. The
Improvement will add much to the good
appearance Of that part Of the city. Church
street will, before many years, be one OF
the most eligible business streets IN the
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03
1866.

"CO5TAR'a RAT EXTBRMINATOR il simple.
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT- 6est on
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get 10, properly prepared VIII eat IT, and every
one that eats Il vii de generally At some place ~
distant a. possible from where il WAS taken Lie
Shire, licA Mirror.
- See "CosTAA's advertisement above.