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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-12-18

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Business Notices.

ID II. & w. e LITTLE, ATTORNEYS AT
II LAW Office on TIoga Street Tunkhannock Pa
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FIRE.-On last Friday night. the r

FIRE.-On last Friday night, the res.
idence Of John Wolf, one mile from OF.
.ivesburg, wal destroyed by fire. The
fire was first seen about IL o'clock, by a
Mr.. Nelson, who lives nearly a mile dis.
tant, and when he arrived at the building
most Of it was enveloped in flames, and
the family we're still sleeping. Before
he succeeded in arousing them, the flames
had reached tho room in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolf we're sleeping, and they bare.
ly escaped a terrible fate. Two chill,
dren, who were sleeping upstairs, were,
with great difficulty, rescued from the
very jaws of death. All the furniture,
clothing, provision, &C., were consumed.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from a defective aue. No insurance.
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na- A horrible murder and suicide
was committed in Cleveland, on Friday
night of last week. A nan by the name
of Gregory, who kept a photograph gal.
lery, was found in his room with his
throat cut, together with the lifeless body
of a girl by the name of Roy, who work.
ed for him. He evidently murdered the
girl by shooting her in the temple and
afterwards destroying his own life by
cutting his throat. He left a letter sta.
ting that he was led to Go the act by the
girl.
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A Nj e RIGA
WALTHAM
Oh z S,

Thu true value Of Machinery applied 10
Matchmaking is not that by its use Waic he's
are made rapidly, but that they ara made
correctly. Very few people know why the
Waltham Wetch should be super or to any
other. In the first place, at Waltham the
Watch is regarded as only q machine, to be
constructed like any other machine, on me-
chanical principles. If the watches are
good, it is because the machinery is good.
Of course there must be no defect in the
principle or plan OF the movement-no mis-
take in the size or shapes Of the pieces Of
whi,h it is eompos ed nothing wanting in
their properties. and no error in their posi-
tons. These points once tn oroughly settled,
il rests wholly with the machinery, con-
structed with infinite diversity CT form and
function expressly fer the purpose, SO pro-
duce the finished pieces. Dy means multi
plying guages and microscopes. tests and
inspection for the detection of wear in the
cutting tools, and for faults and flaws in
steel or stone are made to accompany the
work in every stage from beginning to end.
As o necessary resul II, the watch goes to-
gether q perfect machine. Every part is
found to ft properly In It's place. Every pin
may be pushed till it p%inches, and every
screw turned home. Instead of a sluggish
and fee HE action, the balance, even under
the pressure of the lightest handspring, vi
bra ca with a wide and free motion, and the
beat has the clear ringing sound always
characteristic of the Waltham Watch. The
machine is a timeke0per from the start.
This system Of Matchmaking is unknown
in foreign countries, and is entirely original
with the waltham Company. The Company
claim that by it they produce watches that
cannot be equalled for every quality which
makes a watch valuable. Simple in plan and
CORE cot in principle, the movement is net on
ly beautifully finished, substantial, accurate
and cheap, but is uniform in the minutest de-
tails, not easily damaged, and when repaired
alwayt as good as new. There are different
grades of finish in the varieties of watches
made by the Wsltham Company, as there
are different sizes and shapes to suit all tastes
and means but every Watch that bears the
genuine trademark Of A"WaltEam" is guar
anteed to be a good one. and nobody need be
afraid TO buy it.
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PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned will
sell at Public Sale, on the old Holman
farm, one mile north of Ashland, on the
Savannah road, on
Friday, November 29th, 1867.
the following property to,wit ; Horses,
Cows, Young Cattle, a lot of Hogs,
M 800 HEAD OF SHEEP,
100 of which are Thorough.bre Merino
Ewes, and so Thoroughbred Mcrino
Bucks, | Mccormick aud l Buckeye
Reaper and Mower, woodwork for two
wagons, l one horse wagon, one buggy,
a horsepower cross.cut saw, 100 sap
buckets and n pan, and other a~rticleS
not mentioned. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock, A. M. Terms made known
on day of sale. poi
JOHN SHOOK.
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THANKSGIVING -To-morroK 1. I

THANKSGIVING Tomorrow is the
day appointed by the Executives of the
United States and Of Ohio, for Thanks
giving aud Prayer. Let the latest tur-
keys be served up, let there be joy and
thanksgiving and praise in every house
hold, for the many blessings which have
been bestowed upon us during the past
year; for the glorious triumph Of the PEG.
pie at the late elections, and for the pros.
poet Of a speedy restoration Of the Union
Of our fathers. Let even the Radicals
join in, for they have been prevented from
committing a great wrong against their
country and their fellow men.
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For further information address The Agents
ROBBINS g. APPLETON.
1872 Broadway. N, Y.
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance Of an order granted by
The Probate Court Of Ashland County,
Ohio, l will offer for sale, at public auo.
ton, tr,. e.lr,. ..i.r.. 10
On The 28& day Of December, 1867,
at one O'Clock P, NJ, at the door of the
Court House, in said county, the follow.
ing described real estate, situate in the
county Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, to.
wit: Being the North East fourth Of
the North East quarter of Section Mum.
Der thirty-two t3a) in Township number
twenty-five t22) Of Range number six
teen (l6l containing forty acres.
Terms Of sale-0ne half Of the pur.
chase money on day Of sale, one fourth
in one year, and one fourth in two years
from day Of sale, with interest ; the de.
ferred payments to be secured by mort.
gage upon the premises sold. TN
Appraised at g.. m
ISAAC GATES, Ex'r.
Of the estate Of Jacob Martin, decd.
By J. D. Jones, Atty.
Nov. 27--4w
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ASHLAND, +: NOV. 81, 1867.

Brief Items.
- All the places Of business, in Ash.
land, will be closed on Thursday.
- The County Commissioners meet on
the first Monday in December.
- A new counterfeit twenty-five cent
currency note has been "issued."
= Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland
County will commence its session Tues.
day next, December Sd.
- Mr.. J. H. LARwILL died OF his res.
idence in Wooster on last Wednesday,
He was nearly 81 years Of age.
- We understand that the Lutheran
Congregation Of this place, have purchas.
ed a bell for their Church.
We go to press, this week, enc day
in advance Of our regular day Of publica.
tiOu, in order that all hands,-the Devil
included. may observe Thanksgiving.
- The English Lutheran Church, of
Ashland, which has been undergoing re.
pairs, for several weeks, is now finished.
It will be re-dedicated next Sabbath.
- Our merchants are now receiving
piles of new goods. Look over the ad.
vertisements in the Union before pur.
chasing. You can always buy cheaper
Of those who advertise. Try it.
- Public service will be held in the
Presbyterian Church, of this place, on
Thursday, commencing at 10Y o'clock,
Rev. s. j. HERRING will deliver the
Thanksgiving Address.
- Horace Greeley says foolish things
sometimes, but here is something which
has wisdom in it: "The mar who pay
more for shop rent than his advertising
don't know his business"
- few days ago, a simple couple al
one Of the hotels in Wooster, blew ouI
the gas-light on going to bed, and came
near smothering in the midst oftheir sins,
for they were not married.
- The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee will meet in Columbus on the 4th
of December, for the purpose Of fixing
upon e time for the holding of the State
CUnyentioE.
- Subscribers who are indebted on
subscription to the UNION, vonld not
displease us it they would pay the same
as soon after reading this as they can
make it convenient to do so.
- Very long over-coats, very tight
parts, and very low-crowned "plugs''
with very broad brims, are the styles fol
gentlemen, the coming winter. Young
men large enough to wear their grand
fathers old clothes, will be right in town.
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Weston.
TOLEDO, Nov. 90.

TOLEDO, Nov. %.
Weston left this city at 1886 P, NJ,
yesterday, and arrived at Stryker, Ohio,
about fifty miles west at 2:20 this morn.
ing. 1t was understood that he bad com.
menced his fourth attempt Of one hun.
bred miles, but abandoned it in conse.
quenco of a discrepancy, between the
distance, which was found to be consider.
ably greater than was supposed. He
leaves Stryker and expects to commence
fifth attempt at some point between Rome
and Ligonier, Indiana According to
his time table, the distance between To-
ledo and Stryker is AZ miles, while the
actual distance is IS miles. The discre.
pancy seems to have arisen from the fact
that the time table was based on the dis.
tances by the Air Line Railroad, which
makes Weston's entire route Sc miles
longer than he anticipated.
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CHRISTIAN scHEELY.

ees' THE LADY's FRIEND for Decem.
Der is a Holiday number, and q magnif.
cent one. The Steel Engraving, 1.-THE
Happiest Time" isa beautiful aud char.
ming design. The steel plate ''The I'm.
mortal Crown" will touch a solemn but
joyful chord in every heart. Then we
have an elegant Double-Page Fashion
Plate, finely engraved, followed with q
number of wood engravings illustrative
of Fashions, Needle Work, &c., with the
usual piece Of music, worth Of itself the
cost of the book. Price with q splendid
engraving) $3.50 a year. Address Dea.
con & Peterson, 319 Walnut street, Phil.
adelphia, Pa.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

The Treasurer's Office will be open
from the LIST day Of October to the goth
day of December, for the purposes Of re-
ceiving all taxes charged for the half
year and year Of 1867. Taxpayers are
particularly requested to call and settle
their Taxes as early as convenient,
thereby saving the inconvenience and dis.
satisfaction, by deferring payment until
close Of the season." After the goth day
of December a penalty of five per cent
will be charged.
W. G. HELTMAN,
County Treasurer.
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The Trial OF Davis.
Richmond, Nov. "a.

l'icumOnut NOV. ~.
As Judge Chase will not arrive here
until tomorrow afternoon, the Davis
trial will not commence until 2 o'clock,
when Judge Chase will deliver the charge
to the Grand Jury. 1t is not known
whether he will remain during all the
trial. Mr., Davis counsel say they are
entirely ready to go on, and the govern
meDt officers give no intimation of any
%postponement on their part. A letter
was received today, from General Robt
Il. Lee, who has been summoned as q
witness by the Government, saying that
he will be in Richmond Tomorrow
Messrs. O'ConuOr and Shea, for the de.
Tense, arrived to-day, and Messrs. Brady,
Of New York, and Reid, of Philadelphia,
will come when the trial has commenced.
Messrs. Evarts and Dana, for the prose.
c%ution, have also arrived. Mr.. Davis at
tended St. Paul's Church this morning.
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S6- Rev. @. SCHMIDT will open, on
Monday evening, Nov. 18th, a school for
the instruction of English in the German
language, above Mr.. Sampsel's hardware
store. For particulars, call on Rev. Nh.
SCHMIDT. 3w2I
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CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The English
Luthern Church, in Ashland, is under
going repairs and reftting, and will be re.
dedicated on Sabbath, December 1st.-
NeighbOring Ministers are invited to at.
tend. 90.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MARRlED.-By Rev. Jno. Robinson,
on the goth inst Mr.. JAMES AMBER.
SON, Of Genessso, III to Miss MARY
CARTER, of Ashland, o.
AT the Lutheran Parsonage, Nov.
21st, by Rev. j. W. Swick, Mr.. CICERO
COTTER, and Miss ELIZABETH
BRINDLE, both Of Ashland County, o.
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LEFT HOME.

Catharine s~hanberger, daughter of
Christian Scheely, left the residence of
her father, in Ashland, on last Friday
is about "a years of age--had on when
she left a red colored dress, black Shaker
bonnet, and q red colored shawl. Said
Catharine has been in the Luuatic Asy.
lum at Columbus. Any information con.
corning her will be thankfully received
by her father,
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Bes- DR.. STRICKLAND Having used
your Anti. Cholera. Mixture during the
cholera epidemic here last summer, and
induced others to DO the same, in cases
that had all the cholera symptoms, in ev.
cry case it promptly checked the disease.
l believe it's the 'bSst remedy for cholera
and diaerhea Of Of every form, and ad,
wise those afflicted to tryit.-W. Barber,
Of the firm of Barber, Choate & Naber,
Cincinnati. "
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JOHN SHOOK.


nay Those irreverent lads who called
names after a certain "bald head" Of old
deserved their untimely end, because at
that time no panacoa had been discover
ed to restore the human hair upon bald
spots. But now Rings Vegetable Am.
Lrosia is known to possess the rare merit
Of invigorating the roots and filing them
so full Of life, where not entirely dead
that they cannot help putting forth a
new growth which rivals In beauty the
looks Of youth.
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NJ DR.. j. H. Jordan, indianapolis,
Ind, says II have known DR.. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy to DO thoroughly
tested in numerous cases during the past
year, and with perfect success in every
instance. And SO it is with his Remedy
for Diarrhna or Cholera, aud his Cough
BalSam. They are oil genuine and pure"
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Id- We this week give a detailed &C.
count Of the terrible railroad accident
that occurred on the Cincinnati, Hamil.
ton and Dayton Railroad, a short distance
above Lockland and twelve miles above
Cincinnati, at a quarter to 6 o'clock on
Thursday morning. Five persons were
burned to death, while quite q number
were more or less injured. 1t was the
most horrible railroad accident that has
occurred in many years in this State.
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GREAT BARGAIN.-The property Of
G. KNoTH, on Main Street, including his
Restaurant, can be bought at q bargain,
For particulars, call on him.
(2w22)
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The Healing Pool, and House Of
Mercy.-Howard Association Reports,
for Yonng Men, on the Crime Of Solitude,
and the Errors, Abuses AID Diseases
which destroy the manly powers, and
create impediments to Marriage, with
sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed let.
ter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
DR.. j. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa.
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For Rent.-A good room in Bushnell's
Block, 3rd floor. Terms easy. Apply
at this office. eff
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Dry Goods,

LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BED BLANKETS, &c,
at lower figures than elsewhere, at
PARMELY'S.
i. W. Remember that we have a very Large
Assortment of WATER MINK. RUS
!. SIAN MINK, RUSSIAN FITCH and
FRENCH COMFY FURS, and will be
sold vsry, low.
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And NOTICES hereby. gn, @da CONCERNED, AaGh h1mdp penalties ASgao said Ah moi pdhh the Cn.
and part fbt@ delinquent as abnad,a which the Ma and penalties remain unpaid wm on the Second MmayR
December next be exposed b@bd the or HmBsm said County in order hkMmy mhh taxes md pnahs an
that said sale will satpurd from y @dy until I" 6 and every tract and prdM dhndH e6d in nhHA
shall have bmnd saed Of moEGNd for ma. ~@@ EFWi n
Ashland November GIL, Na-4w v ~~#c" 81
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Those of our subscribers
who design paying their subscription in
wood, will please bring II along.
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.a3lyi' N.is! aht 10 s.s..s'sg r'-
Remember OF Parmely's you will find
the world rcuoGn GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE, and the only
Sewing Machine which received the
highest prize. above all Medals, re-
Gel gtA: cross Of tho Legion Of Honor
A. thp Paris Exhibition,
IA ,r.,, .al..fgnr mrgta94
ifa bge .lo,b o7u'eu0 f''Tt
rol .ffiw ,ao'islesiahi ra.' o'o.a' 1.
o1r n 70 /. Come Rich and Poor,
Efa",o sa Come One, Come all, go
.qo.i;aylAnd buy your Goods
AT No. Town Hall.
Sept, 2ctb, 1857.
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House and Lot for Sale-Rare Bar

gainI
A very desirable residence, on Maple
Street, in Ashland, can be bought at a
great bargain, if application is made
soon. For further information, call at
UNION or the TIMES Offices.
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The immense display OF poultry in the
market is a forcible reminder that Thanks.
giving is not far off.
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''.e '.-- Go to
.]i4oi7g. ."
'd. = .,uAt
.ul im.E poe. a
~ 2. ar'mely's

a Remember if you want DRESS and
SHIFTING FLANNEL6 of all kinds,
go to PARMELY'S, No. l, Town Hall.
Remember hat we have a very Large
Assortment Of GLOVES & HOSIERY,
which will be sold at reduced prices.
-, Remember if you want SHAWLS &
n SACKINGS, go to PARMELY'S.
Also remember that you will find all
l. kinds Of
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Forfeited Land Sale.''a

The lands, lots and parts of lots, in Ashland
county, forfeited to the State for the nOn-payment
of taxes, together with the taxes and penalty charg-
ed thereon, agreeably to aware contained and de-
scribed i'm the following list, viz: 4
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EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.

For Sale by all First class Dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
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citation, Philadelphia, Pa
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l8tf
The New York herald., 1867-04-03
or freight or passage apply 70

T ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Passage to London Bres $l0 S75 and $50 currency
Excursion tickets at reduced rates. available for months
BELLONA, Capt Dixon. from New York April Is.
CELIA Capt Gleadell, from New York April a..
WM PENN, Capt Biilnge, from New York May IL
ATALANTA, Capt. Pinkham, from New York May rs.
The elegant British iron steamship BELLONA will leave
pier No. 5 North river, for London, calling at Brest
Saturday April Is. at IL
Until further notice all the Of this line will call
land Tickets sold through by rail to
Paris at rs per cent less than regular rates.
Freieht be taken and through bills of lading to
Havre, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dunkrk
ROBERT N. CLARK Is Broadway.
For freight apply ut 81 South street,
80 HOWLAND 4 ASPINWALL. Agents..
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A SET orTEETH" IN THREE TO FIVE HorRs-
a Splendid sets 30 $40 SIS, so Beautiful Uum scis
with riumpers 70 m on. the cleess aud restore youthful
oxide gas No charge extracting vhem ss.th Arc In
serted, at VAN vLkCks, E5 Sixth ayenue satsfaction
guaranteed.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
IN I.imited.)
STEAMERS WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
leave pier A North follows:-
ENGI AND ........ Grace. Saturday April
VIRGINIA Prowse Saturday, April l3
HELVETIA Thompson. Saturday April 20
PENNSYLVANIA ~. Lewis. Saturday April ~
Cabin passage to Liverpool Queenstown $40 IN gold
Steerage passage Liverpool Queenstown $40 In cur
rency.
steerage passage tickets bring parties from Liverpool
Queenstown, for $37 In currency.
Through passage 70 Paris Antwerp. Hamburg, Bremen,
&C., Mt low rates.
Drafts issued for any amount payable at any bank In
Great Britain the Continent
freight cabin passage apply at the office Of the
company ..57 Broadway.
And for seerage tickets the passage Office of the
''' " f. W. J. HURST, Manager.
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rrnsr FLAPS I'd
Through Tickets to London IS extra
An experienced surgeon on board. - -.
The Companies will be responsible for specie or
bes unless bills of lading having the value expresseo a
signed therefor.
c. K GARRISON, for N. Y. S. Co..
JOS. j. COMST0CK, for n Y. and II. 3d. 20.
5. j. CoMsTOCK, Agent
No Broadway, N. Y.
J. A. wOTTEN, Havre General Agent in Europe.
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LNOR ST THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
+ The elegant sidewheel steamship NORTH AMEkICA
20s5 burden. Captain L. Timmerman, win saM ies
Rio Janeiro intermediate ports, Monday, April -
1867. at p. NJ. from pier g. North river
GARRISON / ALLEN, Agentas
No Bowling Green, New York.
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A RTIFTC1AL TEETH on RUBBER wrru coNrrN
nou: runs and plumpsrs IN reetore natural fuIness
OF face 70 3d. sh beautiful and durabe one set will
last lifetime. Brtracting with gas without charss vhen
Others are Inserted lN Grand street. - ~
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN.
Every Thursday at =. M, from pier NO. 9Ncrtn nvSS
the elegant sdewheel steamships
EAGLE, Green, Thursday. April 4.
COLUMBIA, Barton Thursday, April IL.
MORRO CASTLE Adams. Thursday. April l6
GARRISON ALLEN, Agentas
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TOLrON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED ruR
~ anyshec use OF nitrous oxide gas sduninis,sr n IN
the most approved nHhod 10 nothing out Esract Teeth
aud certainly do II wNout pain IS 0N patients testify
Bee their Names At ths sw'"s sEc,.sr Iostillts