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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

UNDER whom are the rights Of the
people most likely to be preserved !?
Under the rule and leadership Of a Con-
gress which sneers at the Constitution,
and tramples under foot its most sacred
provisions, or under the wise and states
manlike policy of Andrew johnson, who
looks upon the Constitution as his only
guide, and who holds that rulers are
subject to the law as we'll as the ruled.
There can be but one reply, and we
doubt not as to its tenor; the people
will decide, and strike with political
death the usurpers who have dared to
lay their hands upon the ark of their
sacred rights.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

We don't expect some people to rec
Ognize merit, for man can't recognize
What he knows nothing about.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

THE Soldiers Convention at Pitts
burg, held in the interest of the Radicals
did not amount to much. What in
fiuence might have been exerted by the
few brave soldiers in attendance, was
neutralized by the presence of Ben But
Ter, who monopolized the concern, and
run it in his own interest. He managed
to get declaration of the Convention
in favor Of himself as its choice for the
next President. The joke was entirely
too huge for honest people to swallow,
and the whole thing is treated as farce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

E -ltl- tS- ' nor tear the cloth. they are the only reliable Buttens for Men's and Rdys Clothing 6he most c. e.Avenient Rutfon< ar Iafiies. as bv their use tte appea yance Of the garment can he al tefed to shit taste or occasion For the army and Navy. they. are invaluable. as they can in an Instant he exchanged for afnew set removed for cleaning. 0rchangesl for plain covered but tons when desired They have been adopted by tailors and ciothiers. and those who have eussd q them will baveno other. In order to let the public at once see the great advantages of thes Ronds we offer to send by return mail, postage piepaid on receipt of the price one set SLEEVE BUTTONS, Ladies'. or Gents Plain 40 cts Fancy soc. per set: dog snspen.ier Buttons. 40c; or one AsSnR FED BOX contain ing dog each, for cnats, vests. pants, and over coats, at $1 76 per box. Atnll descriptive list, from which any style of Button cal be ordered will be sent hy mail on application. Call.or ad. dress " B WATKINS. Sole Agent No 4l6 Broadway, corner Canal St. New York. 20. Box 6ass Please state where yon saw the ad- vertitement, Show this to your fliends.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
Trobate Notices.
n IS1RIeT If Litchfieli. ss Probate Cour, June 29. 1876


 nIS1RIGT If Litchfield ss Probate Court, U June. .29. 1876
 Upon the application of Sherman Shove showing to this zlh urt that he is guardian to Abble Shove and Laura Shove, of Warren, mi nors belonging to said district. and that said minors ale the owners of the following real es- tate, viz: About three acres of land ituated in the town of Kent distributed to the moth-' CT of said minors iron, the estate of Heman Se- gar, also an undivided one tenth of about 13 acres of land in said tBwnsof Kent, derived from the estate of Lo visa Segar all of said real estate being valued at about one hundred dol lars; and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate; praying for an order and that he or some other meet person be en- power red to sell the same. as per application on file, dated the 29th day of June 1866, more fully appears.
 Ordered That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office. in Litchfeld, on the 30th day of August. 1866. at o'clock, af- ternoona; and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies three weeks succeEsively, at least six weeks before said lime assigned
 CHARLES ADAMS, s.. F 3w Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05


 4 NEW vOLUME-The Chronological Jour lA mai for July. No ], Vol 4l-Contains Forty Pcrtrai of distinguished Statesmen cle'gvmen Soldiers. Criminals as follows :- Webster. Talleyrand. Clinton, Metfernich. Jef: kle. Anton Prohst. Thomas Rallies, Gen. Sc.tt, Nbert R.rnes. Isaac Ferris, Charles Hodge. An drew Some, Thomas E vermilye. Leonard ,Racon. Hmace Bushnell. Breckinridge H W Beecher, T I. Cuver. R s Stoors.J T Duryea. etc Our Social Relations-The Servant Ones tion. Manhood and Womanhood.; How to pun. ish a Child. PhysiClogy-F Feeding Children To Young Mothers. Signsof Character-Phys i"gno,ny of Statesmen National Characteris tica; The Law of Quality Intellect. North and nth The Great Mystery; Another Prophe ry: Teach Children to think Milton's Last P em; Soldering and Crime. A rich number 70 cents, or S2 a year. Address fE
 FOWLER & WELLS, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

Whtslxers.-DR-- LAxosrE's CoHRAt1A is the greafest stimnlator in the world. Will force WhisAers or Motistach, to grow luxnff. antly on the smnothest face Sample sent free [" any one dtsirous of. testing ita merits Ad- dress REEVES. & CO., 7s Nassau Street. N York
 DREMIUM Chester White Pigs for sale. sent
 1 by Express to all parts of the United $ ates. For Circulars and prices address N P BOYER. & Co.,. Gum Tree, Chester County. Penn ti zss.:E =3 sfaese
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
yea, Aaveriissiients.
CHEVALIER.s LIFE FOR TIE HAIR

Will restore gray hair to it's original color. strengthen and promote the growth of the weakest hair: st rs it's falling sut keep the head clean. coo. and healthy, can. bo used free ly, contains nothing injurious is unparalleled as a Hair Dressing. and is recomm ended and used by our best physicians. I assure ynu, la dies and gentlemen it is all you ,eauire for the hair. Sold by all Druggists, and, at my of ice. No 1T23 Broadway NY SARAH A CHEW ALIER, M D At Wholesale in Boston by Geo. Goodwin, O., Weeks & Potter, NJ $ Burr, t Co.,, Carter $ Wiley.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
she field Scientific school. YALE COLLEHE

sheffield Scientific school,
 s5 ssaa YALE COLLEGE. F HNHIS institution furnishes instruction fin U various branches of Science. The full course of study extends through three years.- Pupils after the first year of in .truction will choose whether their tention shall be direct. ed tO Practical Chemistry aud Mineralopv. to Engineering and Mechanics, to Agriculture. to Mining and Metallurgy. to Natural History and Geology. or to select Course of scientific and literary studies
 Pupils may be received for partial course of one or two years, in some of the studies of the school. In Agriculture shorter course. of seven months duration, is provided for such as are unable to take the full Course Special cial lectures. for the benefit of those engaged m industrial occupations, will hereafter be an- nounced. Tuition SlOO ter year. Exolanato- ry circulars will be sent on application.
 FREE STUDENTS.
 In pursuance of the acts of Cor gress and the Connecticut Legislature, this institution. hay ing received the proceeds of the sale of certain public lands will receive during the coming year from among the citizens of this State. for ty-ffve free pupils-tO be selected by an Ap- poiasing Board, designated by the Legislature. Any person desiring to avail himself of this gratuity will receive full information respect ing the mode of appointment, by applying to the undersigned.
 B@. The next academic year commences Sept. IF, 1865. GEORGE BRUSH,
 New Haven, June l5, 1866. Secretary.
 II 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
HybbMrSl,s LIGHT TWO HORSE MOWERS.

' CALCULATED FOR ONE OR TWO HORSES.
 sTyHIS Mower has done the best work at pub.
 lie trials, and has been the most success fni in the hands of farmers of any moving ma chine that has yet operated before the public. This superior Moving Machine is offered by the subscribers to the farmers of LitchfeId county at the manufaeturer's prices, SIPS de. livered ct the dep0t at Cornwall Bridge. Paris of the machines are also kept on hand for re. pairs and supplied to purchasers. 19T. .,sg AVERY KELLOGG.
 Cornwall Bridge, July s. 1866 i2 Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
Important to lnvalids.

Important to lnvalids.
 eE ALL SUFFERS .H1 From Pulmonary Diseasas. Nervous Debility Female Weaknesses or Chronic Dis 'rdsrs, Of .nv nature and all whose vital forces are de- p essed. rendering neressarya
 NERVOUS TONIC & INvIGERATOR, ration to health. bv writing for oar ngs New Circular, which with advice, will he sent free to all N, stamps required. Address J. WINCHES TER & O., 3s John St., N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
DESIRABLE HOMES
 IN HAMMONTON., N.. '

A tract of 600 acres of excellentSland, for farming and fruit growing situated at the thriving Town of Hammonton, 28 miles from Camden, within 800 yards ot Camden and At lsntic Railroad. and but flew miles to New York Rail,oad. The land will be diyi ed into let's nf 6 to 50 acres, and sold low and on ac-
 Address EZRA SroKEs, Lnngacoming. N J., or Fl l,ish c CATTELL, No 26 North Wharves, Philadelphia. .G .fs..f
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
Notice.

. A meeting of the citizens of Litchfield, will, IA be held in the Court House on Friday eve. ming, July 9th, at o'clock, to adopt such measures as may be deemed advisable in refer. en:e to the destruction of the Central Park fence on the evening of July Sd. All persons who are in favor of law and order, and who are opposed to acts of vandalism are respectfully in vited to attend. Per order Comnnittee.
 Litchfeld, July 9th, 1868. 'ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
gss31',;';;|'ssy ;||a ';3| F Bank Street WateEaary,
 a.f5 2s:i IS NOW qe>s A<1
 oPHa .sae,-,


 gVWE have removed from Park Place and w are enjoying the more central location { and the most pleasant and conyenient.y ar. ranged Store in our line in the State. Our Store is not only BOOK STORE, it is an Art Gallery.
 The selection and arrangement of Pictures, Statuary. &c., are greatly admired by crowds of visitors. Ours is also g
 s.s. MUSIC STORE.
 We have added largely to the accommoda- uons for this Department, and have fine Pi- ano, on which customers can prove the excel. fence of the Sheet Music and. Music Books on our Shelves A quiet Alcove is fitted up as a SABBATH z SCHOOL Book DEPOSITORY, and will always be supplied with the best and latest selections. !, s PICTURE FRAMES have now the space allotted them that we have long desired. We can now suit our friends better than ever before with all kinds of OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES. and having workshop, and a workman constantly employed in fram- ing pictures to order, we solicit orders for eve ry style of frame that may be needed ez..~z BLANK BOOKS : Occupy prominent place. 4 large assortment constantly on our shelves and special orders filled promptly and in the best manner from our new Bindery. g~
 STATIONERY
 As Stationery Store we intend to be unsur- passed. and shall keep the lt rgest and most va ried stock in the Valley. Ours is also
 NEVIS ROOM. Id and we keep and sell SCHOOL BOOKS.
 Our stock of New, Standard. Miscellaneous. Juvenile, Religious, Scientific and other useful Books. is now large and attractive. 7 We hope to see our old friends and many new ones from up the Valley, and from among the glowing hills of Litch6eld County. Orders for Books and Music, &c promptly attended 10. ' ;ais:s a. GB Qua MoTTo Choice Goods, Low Prices, Large Sales. ~ 1a Remember the name and location
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
INVIS ISIBLE PHOTOGRAPHS.

Y The GREAT WONDER of the age Beauti- fnl and perfect Photographs instantly made in the parlor, by man, wom an or child ica 25 cents per package. with full directions MEEK FER < PIcKFORD. 108 Nassau Street. New York. Liberal discount to the trade. a5
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
FnR RssALE.

-A ROUT ten acres of good land. blow. mead
 ow and pasture. with . gend house and gud d fences. an lsevefal heaithy hsariny ao ple trees Enq, on the premises, abont ne mile north of G.th Il Center ot Mi chael Roach aW-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

SALT PORK, HAMS .. q sM0hAoI S 8L0F, as F. DaMoNklL'A
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

Benedict, Me1riman S Co, EIczx.ayseGE PLACE, WATERBURY, Conn. !. GREAT REJOICING -sr THE PEoPLH OVER THE | BREAKDOWN IN PRICE s9ag : -e-,,z AT THE ,tfz g-f COL SAL. ;" s.@ s6. sas s PLAIN AND CHECK SILKS a.. .~. 2. ELEGANT MANrILLA SILKS, PLAIN AND srRI FED PopL1ss, a- a.a BERoEs s;s9 .3z ssa si3a [ i~' -.52'<i MoHAIRs,
  s.. 5r1,0 l., -t z5 ;. ,. es. t.. ..s4 AA' A'NAS' AND GREAT VARIETY OF k Spring and Summer Dress Goods MIXTURES, PLA1Ds,
 STRIPES, WOOL DE LANES, s.. ..s ,s.,,. OF DESIRABLE SHADE, All bought since the great reduction in prices,
 aud are selling ~ .~ CHEAP,
 CHEAP cnr, D 75 c1sr aooDs AT s7s ;a' .5. t =. -- E. ...@ Piles of Prints. nc Laines. Chaliies Ginghams. Cottons. Ticks nenims, &c, &c. drawers full vfWhite Goods.S wisses Nainsoo<s, Shfrr'd Muslins. MareiI'es, Checks,
 Jaconets. Jones' Cambrics, Brill iants. &c.. &c., Parasols, Sun
 Shades Sun Umbrellas,
 Fans. stacks of Ho- ss s.a. siery. Gloves, t- -...
 Nets s. - Hoop Skirts and Corsets. ALMOST HALF OLD PRICES. ] SILK MIXED CoAT1NGs,
 CLOTHS,
 OBSERVERS, .s.- FARMERS AND MECHANICS
 CAssIMEREs and TRIMMINGS, At g Great Discount from
 R@REuGR PRAg3ss ,45 ,2. --.-; ---.,.- <. Clothing, Clothing, e1othing By far the largest, and finest stock of Clothing ever offered in Waterbury. No excuse for wearing the old coat any longer. You
 can get an elegant suit fnr less
 than you have been obliged
 to pay for shoddy article. Splendid Suits in French Mixtures. Harris' Cassimers Suits-wlrranted genuine, Youths Sacks. Coats, Pants and Vests,
 Low priced Suits of every shade.
 Light Pants and Vests 60 match,
 Linen C'ats and Busters.
 Boys Jackets and Pants.
 @ Chadrens' Suits.
 ALL DOWN, DOWN. :. a 5,J ss ssE .e T af .e :.4A ADMINISTERING SWOUSo
 szIsfs AND COLLARS. HE -t. t- AND DRAWERS, IN NERINo, aAuzE AND COTTON. STOCKS, TIES AND scARFs. GLOVES AND HOSIERY, HANpKERcHIEs AND SUSPEND R1S. " sy+ s& f-sa
 HATS AND CATS Of the late st and most fashionable styles. to
 which we invite specia, attention, SILK. CASHMERE, CLOTH AND FELT. F Straw Goods, AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY. CA R F E T S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
RUPTURE CURED.

Whites Patent Lever rnss is ,cdrycnttd tn cure Rupture radically The Power k made Stronger or Weaker at pleasure. by simply turn ingas scrt ". No pressure on the Pack or Cord Enquire of the principal Druggists everywhere or at the office If
 White's Patent Lever Truss Co. 609 Broadway, New York. ..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

IT STANDS FOR MERITS WITHOUT A SUPERIOR. Marsden's Vegetable Sanative Pills. Are purely Vegetable. free from any Mineral or Mercnrial Preparation. and compounded with great care. They may be relied on in all cases of Constipation, Bilious Disorders, Nervons or Sick Headache, Gout or Rheumatism, Dyspep- sis, Dr0psy. -e-z5-
 " AdAM JUMEL'S Manimariat Balm, f I MI developing rhe female form. Mechani:: cal 4 p ,lances used when necessary. Orders ad- dressed to Agent for Madam Jume1. a63 Canal street New York. promptly attended to. Send stamp for circular Mad.n Iumeps Wrinkle Ublite:ator sold by all Druggisits.
 Hulse's Protector from Cholera. Approvsd by the PAysic'nns ef the Board ef
 Healh of tse City of Ne,c Iork
 This is medicinal compound in, losed in mad. to be w,.rn on the Pit "f the Stomach the heat of the body being snffi :ient to vo'ailiz, enough of the contents to aff I'd Perfect Protec- ton. The must delicate Person or Infant can wear them with equal protection Any person wearing the pad can fee safe from any sudden attack of rhol. Tx, Cholera Morbus or other Bowel Complaints. Price $l 50. For sale at wholesale ny
 HALL & BUrKET,, ! N.v.,, J v HULSE CO.,. 7s Pearl St. Proprietors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
ZEROl

!,.3.t. 5-5T.. fAERODI Hs1 !-.-. -
 The Zero Refriga,oi. with Water Cooler com. bined, d,-is easily kept clean has square ic' box will keep provisions from spoiling ;laf- lords at all. times glass If ice-coM water. |, is C, rtainly an improvement on, all others = Hdlls Journal of MalM s.A
 rices-s27, :, $ss $8s,.. and s453 Diseohn' to the trade. ALEX. M LESLEY, 605 Sixal l Av,nue New York 'A- 4; f:= s3s9
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
! !. ! ! i :. |. t.ashions for .ls66.1
 BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC

Oh DOUBLE EER3 Will not end or Break Ii They are both Durable. F ish, and will Preserve the fui Shape. where other s as useless. WE>CS
 97 Chamba
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

'n UARTERLY Report of the condition of
 National Iron Bank on the lst Monday of July, 18t6: iA sss 7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

HAS MACHINE ES.--lf you ar tA kn 6 of nshti your h". 50 or factory b $ .r. s~nu f.r .l.. ulsr f the UNIUN GAS CoM- tANf, 4U Brom ield Street, Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
THE STAR MEDICINAL POWDER co

THE STAR MEDICINAL POWDER co
 MANUFACTURE AND SELL
 the Mo KlNLEY POWDER for the speedy and certain cure of IL
 cers of the Throat and Nose.
 Elongated Palate. we ling If ~ theT"nsils, Coughs Colds Quin- ]. sey, H .arseEess i'iptheria, Ger gyman's Sore Throat. Catarrh of the Nose. and Bronchitis See circular, containing certsf- cates from Dr. Thomas E Wilson. of Wilson Peter & Co. Wholesale Druggists, huntsville, Kr., D M Rildreth. one of the Propriet,rs of the New To k Hotel; Mrs Flizabeth Critten- den widow of the late Hon. John crittenden. and others. Office, No. 694 Broadway. New York 13 5' WE wot1LD call he attention of all sufferers from Sick Headache Sour Stomat nyspepsia. nizzinets. Rillions Headache Tndig .>tion, t'hs- iiv"ness &c. toTARRANI' s EFFERVEScENT SEL FER APFRIFN1, as the be.t remedy sknnwn fer the above and similar complaints. Sold by all Druggists n fr Lyon's Magnetic Powder.
 sURE DEATH TO
 Cock, caches, Pleas Mosquitoes, Bugs. and all obnoxious and t,ouhlesome vermin. ,. f.:t.,
 IT KILLS INSTANTLY .jf@ ,- Tse no inst. t nowder but Eyon's. It is the on- ly sure inses Killer. Examine carefully. Each g-nuine Bottle has Demas Barnes & 70. g pri- vate revenue stamp on and the siGnature of Lyon If you want to be rid of insects, buy 2 25 centeb of *
 1YoS's MAGNETIC POWDER. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

M AR 6 D E MS ,s-. CARMINIATIVE SYRUP. :a D Can be relied ,,n us the most lea-ant. safe and efectual emedy for DiarrE9a,t hsitra. Ch,"n- ic Iiarri oes Cholera Morbus, pysentery. Collie aud 5Looseness of the Bowels IL may be taken with peri. ct safety by infants when teething. or by the sufferer in the lowest stages of Chron ie Diar,rhoea- causing soothing sensation ot relief 10 the patient, and being followed by a complete cure. e.,+ +~4' -55
 hEAHND f--.-l
 TW MARSDEN.-
 4S7 BROADWAY, NEW sYoRK.
 1 For Sale 6y au Druggists. .7-
 A NEW REMEDY
, 1866-04-21
1t il too Chenu,

There c9n be nothing 70 ce1t4in to cnra severe cold
whether 1t 6e setsied In ihn head breast the
Or bowels. ~ tadwAy's K<sdy Eclie(-on4y il u tSo
cheap or RoEnc people. II gives III ft unut >
II dspG4fs Of the pain directly produces oeYspfrs
ton and kctlaG entfgttlcany upon the sfomAch The
BLADDER The sktu DC. fnpdIy throws on su the mors
bid matter produced ~ Tbs oefa4aeea OF ihe 1Y..
tn ttavtn0 the rttuptT1tfTe p0wc-s nature 10 Is
Bert heu authority. and the sufferer 10
heAhh. Rut aheo the remedy Is 10 cheap Wheu yon
md that J0u bATt CenRht cold, a. Ii Il called do
not put Oh the Of Medicine until the simple colds
has dsEtntrattd into more serious disorder. Aftack
the en.mI It o1ct beoFt he has hao time to lsIect
bis KTo1ud tntsench himself and erect ofl1catjona
When 5on have pale In khe tack Gull hradache
when Youf bones al feel they had b+eu beaten aea
5ou1 Ekin n Il much bruised: when Alasaitudc oTer-
co.n you a. fyoa tsd not wish 70 move; when your
sna Jo1 teel ate.l5 Sostie 70 pe1saade
out cents 1oF bottle y Raiway's Feady Relief ana
sshtn Cd Of beng cured so cheaply aeud for Doctor
less thA nve dollars, b<sdts ha price Of hs pretcp
uons IN week or 20 be NAY restore You 70 he2jtn.
you should happen on the contrary. To take one or
tWo spoonfnls Of l.eady Belief Ii hslf tumblef or
sEeetencd water going 10 bed, 5ou would probably
slfc up veil man ln the morning.. Ton Ho1ld pers.
sFe The MD entirely out Of Al any rate two Or
three similar doses next ayH0nld scn1ptlsh
the puEpose: RadEays Reaoy I.e.tt u she best thug
In The world 10 cold It never falls Ii h4s Vc
IT tpow. bat one 'ault - ttmedY-ls u too cheap.
1he aads Supplied BY LORD 4 SMITH. Wholesale
Druggists. Chicago, ap7t57t-8t ~ xAW.
, 1866-04-21
#iscellaueoug.

4 N ADJOURNED MEETING
IL of ne Society Of Unity Church for the uan,ac.
* O'clock snk4 --as -EI "a
MONDAY EVENING, April 13,{ 1855
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, 1866-04-21

PFfvnlo 1a4RKerH-To the URfor>
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DR. CLARKE, the nost saeeestrul and only f.ltssI,
h -na "a saes1 y Gasso e,rs9sa .
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condition Of disease which patterns usually ~iah Kept
y s e r.
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t. III Tafee. I'd ID
N1ss seToGs sosstnsF Mi.h n eadlets nSmset Of
=: - - ass.asa FLOOD MEDICINES: 70. .hs
6iss1:z stands .isoe = he oat, posst I'D edsstas
5snTsay q rs 1n'ertao.s s:a @,zalafe s9rsf
Is soeeessfgly tfeaied. RenemSeT. my hoassnds
81 s. u IT. a.se asa sses &
Price IS ptr bottle or TWO bottles tor -. ssns to
III iaf a. hps Of ns
7s.e I'D delicate dersn .enen Viz sne M Ss,1Ia9cc 2
essb.'d & bss' 'hfHs Ef 4 .Gt sn 8. & .a 81
eneetuM remedy for irsecuia1Iies .. obstEnciions,
ai be eses
eff; ife y snd ~ stsps SEND TWO stamps for
t13dds!s.ng ia ez!sln .oitsY practices RON any
sad a. deoay.ds:aoytnE atsetse sExNiL WEA1SrsS es1
S % s 10 ! assa by sppayas either y esssSa q
Lettrr- on this subject. 1''1'-
@ suG Gh,T hs1s snd .9o
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dr. 9srsst1s ass, p G. s,.ng cs;e s!mptoms M:di
IS 81 :s saa e.a atse
Phy t;c.sns Or other, needing .v,tnrc, o-
tsIGasS q 'ap't'nees had better order them
ii tie once (which Is 50 sr.aazad, p.tsu,, uay.,
come n contact with another and SEQ no oub INIT