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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08

the peace Of the city. General Grant also
had lac the newly appointed Police Board be-
fore HIM What took place is not definitely
known, but it is reported that the General
advised them not to attempt to establish
their authority by force, but to rely entire
~ upon legal measures before the courts.
1t is understood they design to apply to
Judge Martin, Of the Superior Court, to-
morrow, to be sworn in, when it is the pur-
pose of the counsel Tor the old Board to ap-
pear and argue the case.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08

"She did not tell me, and yet found it
out" My impression is, that Matthew feared
l should take to viper-kilhng.
A word of warning. Some imprudent
reader may, fancying that the Solanum 1
have alluded to was the herb used by
Matthew, be tempted TO try it. 10 that
reader, l say, it was NOT the herb.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08
EttisfelIaug.
ECHO POETRY.


The following is a specimen of echo poetry whic
possesses merit not much literary composition
as on account Of the spirt Of piety which breathe
through it: -
'If any be distressed, and fsin would gather
some comfort, let him haste unto
Oar Father.
For We Of hope and help are qste bereayen
49, Except tiiUU succor US
Who art in heaven
ElThou showest mercy theref.re he same
" q nrssse thee, singing,
nalt6wed be thy name.
OF all our miseries cast up the sum;
Show us thy joys and let
- - Thy kingdom come.
- Memorial are, and after from our birth;
Thou constant art,
s-1-.,s---zs--sli,ys viii be done on earth,
Thou madest the earth as well as planets seven,
~ fig name Jbe bIessedhsre s
Is its in heaven. "A
Nothing we have TO use debts to pay,
Except thou give it us
Give us this day.
WEerewith TO clOthe US, wherewith to be fed
Fol without thee we want
Oar daily breld.
We want but want no faults, for no day passes
Bat do sin
49, -~~ ~ Forgive US trespasses.-
- sNam&n frt p shl@ngeyer free did live;
- >fergive MS, lord, our sins
As we forgive
If we repent our faults, thou meier dsdainest us;
We pardon them
Tnat rrespass against us.
Forgive us tbat is past, Il path tread us;
Direct us always in Thy faith,
And lead US
V, tlineoysn.,Psoplsqn and Thy chosen nation,
Not into temptation
Thou thst Of al good grace5 art the giver,
Suffer US not TO wander,
msshls54 SO iut deliver 4te, srtssf
Us from the fierce assaults Of the world and devil
And flesh, SO shalt rbou free us
From all evil
To thesepetitons let both church and layman,
= wiz oae consent !, of leartand voice,say
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08

......A doctor was summoned to cottage
at Harwood, in England, and found boy
in need Of his services.
''Show your tongue" said the doctor.
The boy stared like an owl.
" Ny good boy, let me see, your tongue"
repeated the doctor.
'.sTalk English, doctor" said the mother,
and turning to her son. said ~
:. Hopen thy gobbler, and push out thy
loliker."
This had the desired effect.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08

To detect copper in pickles, put some of
the pickle, cut small, into vial, with two
or three drops of liquid ammonia, diluted
with one-half the-quantity of water. Shake
the vial; when, if the most minute portions
OF copper be present, the liquid will as
sumo line blue color. Or immense poll
ished knife blade the copper will deposit
upon it. h,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08

The Montreal Witness relates that a Ca
madam farmer recently took oyer the line
to starch factory fifteen bushels Of pota-
toes, somewhat damaged. On the way he
stopped at the custom house to inquire the
duty on potatoes; but, as the official could
not inform him till he Investigated the tariff,
he passed on and sold his tubers for twenty
cents a bushel in American currency. On
returning to the custom-house he was in
formed that the duty was twenty five cents
a 6ushel IN silver currency. The Canadian
had therefore to pay 1915 cents in specie,
besides $1.20, in currency, as entry fees
altogether about $4 50-to the American
government for the privilege of selling the
potatoes for an equivalent of about So in
silver. He returned minus his potatoes,
end with So. so less money in his pocket
than when he left home. He is not likely
to try that speculation again. b
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08
COmundrullas.

Why was Eve created? For Adams Err
press company.
When did Abraham sleep five in bed?
When he slept with his forefathers.t ID
When is blow from a lady welcome
When she strikes you agreeably.
For what reasons does fisher man blow
his horn? For selfish reasons.
When is q cat like teapot? When your
teasin' it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-08

ALBION CONNER cIAL CoLLEGE.-We in
vite attention to notice of this popular
institution in another column. 1t is situated
on the Michigan Central Railroad, 100 miles
from Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

friend Of the North thnn Of the South and would
be happy that he to see peace and prosperity re
sumo their su ay in the lately IebeiOus States.
Mr. JOHNSON MD. at the close Of Mr.. Nye's re.
marks moved that further consideration OF the subject
be postponed till % morrow.
Mr.. fEssRSDEs (Mc) deprecated the slow manner in
which the debate progressed He asked bow many
speeches were yet TO be made the other side. He
gave notice that tomorrow he would ask the Senate 10
sit till 1t passed this resolution, however late that
might be.
Mr. HENDRICKS Ind.) said the proposition OF Mr..
Fessenden unfair. Several speeches were yet to
be made on his (lIcndricks) side Of the House.
AR JOHNSON withdrew his motion to postpone, and
Mr. STEWART Nevada addressed the Senate on the
pending concurrent resolution He did not believe the
resolution very important in itself. or at any other
time but in the present perturbed condition OF the
public mind IT was Of vast importance considering the
breach between the President and Congress. This
Cox go back to Columbus and mind your own business
in Ohio. We do not want you between rs and His Ex
celcncy He has the gift Of speaking his own mind In
his own way. He has given Us one long message. ard
another long speech. We can understand them very
well without hong butter. and honey letter from YOU
Lord Chamberlain Cox Go HOWE SPu'yA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

resolution was like riyu'e. srckling down the noun
tain side capable now Of being turned aside ny SPACE
but which 1t possible also, TO augment into cnr'
rent OF dsc0rd, dasbng down into ocean OF trouble
Mr. Stewart proceeded to discuss the Presidents
policy reviewing II at length and advocating IT, pre-
iudng his remarks with the statement that, since
dilaory resolutions had been agreed upon,
speeches might as well be made upon the pend.
ing resolution % upon any other He denied
that IL states had been declared in insulrection.
Mr. Liueons proclamation dc Jared the people 10 he in
jnsurreetion- the States. IL Mr.. Liucoln's
theory that the PEOPLE might bel but the States could
not In conformity vit IBIS theory, he went 50 for as
10 authorize onecnth of the people Of any Rebel State
10 form a LOYAL State Cover ment The war; said MI.
Stewart, was prosecuted Tor the maintenance Of the
laws and the integrity of ic Union ard the COnstitu
ton lie had campaigned IN that issue and met COY
perIeads in IT, and did moi propose 10 chew his words
now. Ne denied the power Of any State 10 withdraw
from the Union.
Mr.. CoXNEss (Cal) asked Mr. Stewar. how many
loyal men there in South Carolina when STUNT y
was fired on, o. how many when Sherman marched TO
tue sea
Mr.. STEWART said he had not taaen the census OF
South Caroline. lie discussing general principles
Ii there one loyal in the State he nad riy'
to the protection Of the Government.
At $40 p. N. Mr. GUrHgIB (Ky) moved 70 a. ourn.
Mr.. FEssENDEy demanded the Yeas and Nays on TINS
motion. Yeas Z; Nays lJ quorum not voting,
Mr. CLARK IN. H. moved that the Sergeant-Gt AIMS
request the attendance of absent member.
Mr. HRsDRIcEs moved that the Senate adjonri, which
was carried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

trust your confidence has not been misplaced and can
but point yon to my past and 10 my public pro
mitigation " the PRINCIPLES by which am guided AZ an
evidence Of what nv future course will be- IL now be-
boOyes every man TO apply himself diligently to the task
Of UNDERESTIMATE the real condition Of the country and
20 apply the true remedy for all existing evils by
faithful observance and enforcement OF the Constitution
and the laws made in pursuance thereof II has been
oEr object 10 bind healing plaster co.extensivo
with the wound that inflicted on the body polite.
We though all had found H. and still thinking we
shall pursue and persist in policy until the great
result Is accomplished IL shall be defeated
by power which we have no control.
thank you, gentlemen, for the appreciation and en-.
enlargement You have extended to me on this occasion
and repeat That hope and trust yolr confidence Las
not been misplaced.
The various members OF the Committee were then
introduced personally to the President. ard retired
mech pleased with their interview.
TARIFF on IRON AND STEEL.
A meeting of the Iron and Steel Association
was held to-day. and was attended by nuuber
Of factors from different parts Of the country.
The Association numbers 2t5 members, representing
furnaces rolling mills, &c, in nearly all the Northern
States. The President OF the Association said they
were here 10 ask Congress 20 ward of the dangers
which appear 10 threaten the manufacturing interests
Of the country.
4 delegate from Pennsylvania said the Association
needed a protective .arif o. II 90 cents tuD
on rOD ae fifth OF the market IL supplied by our
greatest enemy-Engend
VISITORS 70 TItE PRESIDENT.
The number Of callers at the Presidents honse
today was unusually largo. Lieut.GeD. Grant, Cons.
Howard and CrOltOn also Gov Sbarkoy Senator elect
from Mississippi and many other members eject from
the reconstructed States had interviews with the Presi
dent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

a ~ words ~ Co0nsn sense.
nswohw sAsss re No ~ not subject 70 some A.
esetiss - ~ lsnss a. sesptrsoy dsKans. woc. ~
neGisesine pssananusy gueesns. ae1saveee1 eo@-
paalse uaal dssase sriks ~ shafs. csusan& mex
psesss's tostsss u ~ paaisnt md anxssy and ds
tseD y AieaAs '-0n1y ed! Stint scse
Asoe1is y ~ hso1Dss rssask u uaay vixen -
sneeasa. Yss; .oaly eea1." No. he thoughtisss
~ psey.
| Fogevsrned-F0rsarmed should bslAe motto for
ever in the minds Of all subject TO Coughs Codr. Ca
tara q lnAuensa Words Of advice should be heed
ID By % su1sssm ~ Asthma. Dronchitis. Consump-
den. Relief r. within their reach: and n neg ected,
fAaal cosseQusnces snsue-a IN Of uisesy-a daily.
housiy ar1eeA ~ exlBaeseoL 4 cuBsos In which
thsrS en- b bat en- vteeos-Dseahl
sssolg AaSsd y nsgseets Thsn Why delays What
sscsse O. - o1sed. whsa tiDe,y warning h sound
| Cd IN y61s eanf When the danger 10 pointed out,
Why not svoid ~ MAsspnfs PnGraAL BAN haa
bsen I'D win success h nearly million Of enses,
ssd b endorsed By the medical Rsculfy the most
pronp1 ~ e0onciDaD rsmsde hatsoleue0c reeonsch
he dessssd, 70 ss1eve I'D e1re On caDes Of Co,ds
Cgaehs, lnAusasa, and Cunsunption. II the ere d
not beyoe1 III hope. EveA when The suaeres b IN
the lest sages, be win Ard relief BY using this prep
arat,oa. Oae bOttle win convince the most ncredu
lous. that ~ nssis u III preparation are By NJ
means cxaegesa1sd; h fAct-fAl ~ shus o. The eu
loges bestowed upGa II by Thousands who have bccf
cured BY ~ Timely use. A guarantee accompanied
each bettls, nd dealers Instructed in every In
stance - reland the moaey, when this preparation
faila 70 relieve.
Rspased - z. W. Nassdn, - broadway, Nev
ZEN, ~ Tor sale By an Dfsggists. Price. u re
bqstle. BURNHAl1D . VAN ocHAACK. AM
fUL112, F1NCH = HULl1F, Agents, Chicago.
Marriage and Ce11bacy. IN Esss
Of warning snd Instruction foS Young Men. Ais
Diseasse a0d Abuses which prDetrAte the vital power
! with cure means Of relief Sent free u charge
. sealed letter envelopes. Addrcrs, DR.. J. SKILL
HOuGHTON, Howard Association, Philsdclrh
). Pa. augl5d& w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29
Reasons why the
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WAlTHAM, Mass,
rs THE BEST.

Is The BkSI.
II made on the best principle. Its frame Is COM
posed Of SOLID PLATES. NO jar can interfere with
the harmony Of ne working aud no sudden shoch can
damage It's machinery. Every piece IL made and nn-
shed by machinery itself famous for its novelty, as
well o. for s cectveEess) and Is therefore properly
mane The watch u what oil mechanism should be
ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOM-
lCAL. Except some high grades. too costly for gen.
cra use, foreign watches are chiefly made by women
and boys Such watches are composed Of several
hundred pieces, screwed and rivetcd together, and
require constant repairs to keep them in any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried ''ancres'' le-
pines" md Rnelish Patent Levers" are perfectly
well aware Of the truth Of this statement.
the beginning Of our enterprise more than years
ago. Il was object to make u thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million to take the place Of
these foreign impositons the refuse Of foreign fac
tosiss which were cstir-ly unsaleablc At home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How we'll We have accomplished this. may be un
dcsstood nom the fact that after many ycaas Of
,ublc trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL the WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that No others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. while this department Of our
business ID continued with increased facilities fva per
feet work. 1t present cngaged In the manufac-
turc Of watches Of the very HIGHEST GRADR
KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY. unequaled BY any
thing hitherto made BY ourselves, and unsurpassed
~ anything made in the world. For this purpose We
have the amplest facilities. We have erect nm I'D
dson to out main bulldIse expressly for this branch
Of oar busness, and have aed = with the bert work
have been constructed which perform their wO viii
cOnsu0ate du3lcacy and exactness The choicest ant
mOst approved materials only ere ussd and We chsl
haev grad n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS FORT HEAMRRICAN WATCH COMPNY
lS9 BROADWAY. n.
Al1cock's Porous nD1msters.
WHOOrING-cOUGH CURED.

A11cOckss Porous Hs1materS.
WHOOPlNG-COUGnC CURED.
Cayu.a, Hinde Comfy, Miss.
r. AIlOOUK & Co.-Gcntlcmen Please me
another six dozen Of your Porous ,lasters They are
In great demand here for Whooping cough. They act
like charm. could have sold two dozen this week
II I had haa them. Send n soon possible, and
obligs. Yours respectfully,
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, r. NJ
.Tsss-sA~ opssnE ssrps,, xssw ORR
writes. Ian 1855; have been aicted with asthma
Tor npwasdS Of IN yeats. receiving NO benefit from
Al!c0ok1 Porous Plasssrs. saia, had tried sever
q koes o. p!aseefs without any benefit and supposed
they we're all alike. ny friced gave me one of All
nov worn them steadily fbe nine months, and fnd
9.yeeN bcetsr than hnse been for many years.
Agency, Dsandsssh House, New York. Sold by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

A lady's horse to be perfect shoata b On
over Handsome, and veil up on HE haunet,
-. II slightly hellsw il IL bask. o much
the better, Tor Il eeossally t.nds 10 - 8
eesien, and 70 lsss 0os1ea = H. eddie. A
lady should never b. hsart upee he ssddje
that e. thers shosM y 10 Dumping
aoise ~ even in troe. She sheald s;t
esecs'y: 80 when risios y ~ MT peesses
sueA saastic mssioa froa the 6set g ~
knes - waist thas hsr return q ~ soaSl
essen 49, = light = : Ssashse. ~
sAsaA - sit ''sqaars 10 ths 'front.' ~ ~
Aer.b $50 tsepsak = sssdierl ereAs 70
6soo wsG Viii ~ batteae On - 49,. -
her hahle n shiae y = I'D = 70 s,t ~;,h
. lsaa teFOe - - WAsu naurrrs srs
SolleWi&6 49, = ~ tAsa Fer hat ve,v
litalo N6nDa - ~ - 6un a. eaa.rrn
sids e ~ sa11lA ~ - sAeul1 s.
dssa, ~ ~. - ~ ~. = vsll q
svsl3 lllnai3sa = ~ 09GRI 1919 u.
noa1oo IN ~ ooliono g ~ - - I
~ psoonuDso ~ eans soai0sGs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

SYPHILIS.
Dr.. JAMES positively eradicates from the aystsm,
without the aid OF mercury, odide pOtessi. aFseecs
sarsaparlla. any Of tio-s poeoneue drugs they
won't cffectually cure the poson-ony dries Il up u
break out At some future time In its most hide0us -
pect Dr. James uses nentrAliser Tor eyphilie, ~
thirteen years. and which gained hin 20 Worldwide
celebrity The following are come Of the discaeee
ca.-ed = private. 70 which Dr. Jsnss dev0tee his
exclusive attention, viz Syphilis, primary, eocondAy
and tertiary strctures urethra discharges. nUctar
aal and durna emissons sexual debility, decases Q!
the back and loine. Inflammation Of the bleddes ana
Kidneys rheumatism. hydrocelle. yaricocele, cancefs
Diseases peculiar to females, such - amenOrrhGas
dysnlenorrhaga metorrhal,ia choOrsis, nervous de-
bili,y &C., successfully treated.
Dr. James long practice In New Orleans, and the
Enforcement OF the eminent medical men and the
almost entire southern PRESS should convince the most
skeptca that Dr. James and will perform all that
The attention Of those who have privately and i'm
properly injured themselves, by sexual exceseee or the
debssing habit Of selfaoase, 20 prevalent With NE
ciety. producing in Its train constitutional deblhey
premature decay and mpotency.
The following are some Of the SD and melancnoiy
cess, viz: Weakness III the back end limbo, pain Ia
the head dlmnese q vision ioss Of muscular power
.R.on Q, the heart, ss s;. g s.
e; .f,fion Of idcss. depression Of
trust, love Of sotude, dity, etc., arc some q u
evils produced.
Those amictcd with any Of the above diseases o.
symptoms should not TAI ~ call upon DR.. james and
BE- At once restored 70 health end happinns Let nc
false decacy prevent you, but call q once end savl
yourselves from the awfl aud terrible conseQuenesl
Of these muchtobe drcaded mnladiss.
WEAKNESS y tae o1.ns ims,edls!sly Cured, and faI
vigor restored. DR.. james, within the last nfteeg
years. has treated diseases Of the vencfeal typ
successfully than any Other doctor In ths United Stas
The only specialists In the treatment Of diseases d
skim blood and generatve ofgans. with Testimonial
nom proSeseOp Of medical colleges and Ron hospita
scieueiAc end honorable sources. and nom the peese
Theee testmOnlA1r do not come lfom lRuign cOan.
| try, nor hon partss long 4nce defhnct.
Dr.. James can be addressed by those reslalng a
distance. stating symptoms and enclosing sta6p 1us
return answer.
DR.. James ONCE aud psrlors are at se Randoph g.
between State and Dearborn. O1icc hours from A
N. till g p: n. Cundass ctceptsdJ when be nay b
found In the forenoon
P.S.-Just Iasued.-THI Mmslsoo; q Hand bod
on Secret diseAses. How p avoid tken, &c. Also,
important information % females; how - pseveol
conception. and other eecrB worth knCWin9. pF1ca
of book 50 cents. Address Dr.. JAMES. r. o. Boo
sizes. Chicago. III. taa91-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

wa Via ~ for the past ~ years, and y therefore
the person whm all AFFLICTED should consult No one
ever hard Of pat q his not bslag eurud Glncs -
has been in thu city. . reputation he's voscAess b
ell the city papers. he Pats aad 10 ~ iea pro-
fcssicn both here and sbrosd, being ~ most skill
led epccialiss here, and thorough master Of al
ual diseases n al Others nil, don't despair give
him . call. II 10 only COMMON occusrUnce With him
to cure such cases. He ROOFS aso ooposn1e Soe lndeo
and gentlemen, and the mWtt c0Rp eto h To city.
You've Mxn. Take PasticSloe N0sices-Doctoe BIG
Glow desotes much of his tne to the treatneot q
those cases cansed by eecvt hahit Which sulne boh
body and mind. unAtti, the unfostunals Individual
for either bus'nsss socisy TIE ssd sct q tkses
early habits The excessee0e fpef yess = 70 weak
the dehilltats the cO0stit10n, dootsoy the phya
cal and mental powers. dlnihieh and eeeeeb1e the
natural feelings, e4hanst Tie vital enefEsee Of
manhood the pleasures Ut ne married. IL object
81 marrag frustrated, and exstrsce issef rsndersd
tsfm Of unceasing misery andrsgret. 6sch persens
especially thoee contemplating marriage, shS1ld 1se
no tine n making lnmcdla1e Application, = Uf. B.,
BY bic new treatment. is enabled &c insure epeedy
and perm auent cure.
Consultations free and cos6dcstial .O1lce, 10. ~
s0ufh ClArk street. Of Monroe, half beck ltDm
the P0 Onico. Post &c Box 131, Chicago, ILL.,
Once houp 6um . A. II. TO Q r 4. 20
Ssnd for hts "'iuide 70 Hsalth," pabllshed meath
,, lfee Of charge.
n. blades, send for descriptive circular q
PeeearSe Remcdie, the hest preventive Of conception
knoWn. Seat 10 any address irvs q cnargo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-29

Aakn1 uOsnmg more coStoiD TO prevent female II
regulariiiss than d. velpas's Female Pile. They
without which ma unmarris1 lady cen enjv perfect
health. 6od b. IL Drussie1s.
Especial Nsiiss = ~ Ladies.
Its I'll important that ladlss shousd have pre-
pAraiions specially adaptcd tbr complaints TO
which they ale peculiarly subject. 1t once safe,
healthy and certain Or that they shoud consult one
who has made this Treatment his special study.
DR. A. M. MAURaCEAU,
PFoftNsr II the Diseases Of Women.
ha. been In e3teneive and succcsel practice for up
spssks fr itseif-snd 10 known 10 thoussnds OF Il.
dies - the author Of
1.-THE Married Woman's Private
k Medical CsnpanlsD,''
tIssais.:sa !. ,ss,5 specially iss.,a.s sor mar.
edse csS eopain.. mpt .o sns es,. .no saa
their skillful and immcdlloe treatment. 1t 10 life.
long, reuahle adviser and companion. Over
malfa MILTON Ladies'
Io.ssM Y 1.sv husband sAosia Aa'sh nhs~t
Y a. ed :as ssd S
3ss i: G:.:s a.: ses:s!! = III *
GfeoteoS coauoe0cs No Germany OF Success
CAUTION To LADIES.
Be ~ impnsed upgn - Tie eAeap. WORTHLESS and
i1iue3sas reetruns of ssIeaAoe Pile" "Powdess,"
"DsupAs patwsd upOe Ne cFsanlous and ignorant,
Who ne Deprived Of their meals veil e OF their
health ln0t0 can end fos "rHE MARRIED WO.
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL. COMPANION" or con-
salt Or 0sasicsau BY letter, and % guard againrt
inpesietoa.
MlyFiea AMI single Laale.
- 49, 4 - "a eee4nan runedy TO- lrreRulas1H
~ = Mn1uo ~ noe1l0t foo whaieveF cause.
Porlnguooo renale uouthly Pm,
coapossd q rsrs ed cosby inpnssaA szfrsets They
arc rellabse specific TOR lAdics. Pleasant 10 the
tasts, beipg s1R coated, healthy and certain In oil
casss. TIT ennot ihi. In serent casss they enc
cd = ess0 eleAt hosrsa Pdes = PER bug: "a %
sssd. Pries - No Ago. ADpe.,aSA =. Addrsss
....i-s pro1nsDue oethe Dloeaoss q VO0en.
O0ee ~ 1Aoegsy 0e.s - Dox 4
l0o1, New Yoeok.
~ A&l1e - rvsps5sesr 81 apwefds oetwen- J
y yO0lN ny - sgle - nnail b oe11aary Iee =
q SavSipGsG wion III issafocSions nd sdvices/