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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20

Office hunters have heard that Gen. j.
S. Erisben, Of Kentucky, is brother-in
law Of Wade, and have so pcsteTed him
for his s'induence" in procuring them Of
6ee, that he comes out with a card, in
which he says: ut is nobody's business
who married. Ny wife suits me exactly,
and so long az ] keep out Of the police and
divorce courts, am at loss to know
what right newspaper men have to inquire
:nto our family affairs"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20

Weather. sc.
Cool nights, beautiful days. Money
scarce. Trade not active but fair. Receipts
of grain about l4O teams per day. Travel
increasing. River falling slowly. Crops
going ahead and very promising. Gold
about l40. Wheat l,75 to 200. Corn 70.
Oats GO. Flour 9 to 1880. Potatoes 80
to 70 by the quantity. Spring chickens
scarce! Eggs nominal" Butter strong
in price.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20
Eastmen May 10th, lSCS.

F. W. Palmer has been nominated by
the radicals Of the fifth district for Con
gress. His only opponent was soldier,
ana of course Palmer, a stay thome pat
riot, received the nomination over him by
acclamation.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20

The negroes have Bureau BY which
they are cared for. Where is the soldier
Bureau? Inquire at the gate of come
tery. or at the door offs Eisapi.al.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20
Weat her Pre- die lions For June.

Weather Predictions For June.
Growing showers near the beginning,
soon followed by hot weather and general
ly dry, and SO continues with slight inter-
Missions, for somctme-About the 18th
expect showers with intervals of sunshine
Thunder storms may be looked for to-
wards the end.
High winds or rain near the 3rd, 7th,
18th, 22nd, Goth and och.
Sol enters Cancer:-Summer reigns;
The air IL sultry on the pians,
But breezes cool the hills;
The Sun nonhts high; The days are long;
The twilight all the myth il strong;
The dew upon the tender herb disiils.
TiIOS. s. SHAW.
Eastmf n Nav 10Th, lScS.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20
Foreigners.

Foreigners.
So long rs these gentlemen can be used
for the purpose of enfranchising the negro,
supporting him in idleness at the south.
transporting him free on railways to the
north, or assisting pretentious patriots to
positions where Theft and ''loilty' are
trumps, the Germans, Irish, Norwegians,
Welsh, French and Hollanders, are 0. X.
with the Reps. But failure to advance to
the affairs of negro worship and fanatical
ideas regulating human appetite, sours the
stomachs of the political Dundrearys as
effectually as though the 'water- brash"
had overtaken them. "Intelligent Voting
element" Jefor@an election-"Voting cat
tle," cfterl We give, here, a few nice re.
marks from the Milwaukee Wisconsin,,
edited by Billy Cramer, one of the lights
of the radical party. A foreigner who can
vote with such men merits all the obloquy
they heap upon him. Gentlemen Of Eu-
ropean birth who came to this country be-
cause of its federation both political and
religious, can do their own thinking.
The copperheads are making great
| noise over yesterdays resnlt in Chicago.
In poll OF twenty-three thousand votes
they have carried their recorder, Judge
Allister, 10y a majority of $50. To Us
this result Was not unexpected. Chicago
has been heretofore republican city by
from 1000 to 1900 majority, but for the
past six months the copperhead leaders
have been at work neutralizing that ma
jority by naturalization. There is large
foreign material to work upon in that city,
and by due process of naturalization they
/ have transformed 5000 Celts into new vot-
ers. These men have voted the regular
democratic ticket, and hence the result.
Jefferson said that great cities were grsa
sores ON the body polite, and We see an
illustration of this fact in the recent Chica-
20 election. The vote of the resident and
native born has been swamped by the in
PRODUCTION of very large foreign element
on the eve Of an election. We shall have
the same result in the Presidential canvass
nearly all over the nation. The great cit
les with their vast aggregate OF n refuse
POI u!ation will vote the comprehend ticket,
while the country with even more unani.
m'ty will sustain the republican ticket.
We had the same differences and Difficult.
ties during the civil war. Had the policy
sanctioned by the votes of the cities been
carried out the slave. holders rebellion
would have triumphcd. The friphtful roit
of 1863 in the city Of New York, against
the authority of the national government
is a pointed illustration of what may be
expected of cities where great emergencies
demand the Discharged high moral duties
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20

Messrs. e. r.. Barron G Bro, McGrcgor
GENTS - have used the Tea, "Gun-Powder' bought
of you last week and fnd IL very nee article. aud
very cheap. When get this lut used up, will buy
more Yours Respe ctfully.
+ THOMAS GLASS.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-20

COUNCIL HILL p. @. May 4th, 1868.
Messrs +. r. BARRON 4 BRO, McGREGOR
GENTS The Oh, 81 OF Japan Tea ] bought OF you
last week at IL rs. consider superior to any Tea
have had, aud at less price.
Yours &C.
P.E. DICKINSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-17

To ali Whom Il May Ceaceru.-o. 7. Bar.
Der 4 Co., Gold Hin. have now on hand and for sale
= good assortment Of new and secondhand stoves
both cook and parior. Tinware Wholesale and 70
tall, In quantities to suit. Also. min n1tures-suen
a. en- ameled kettles, wooden ouehe., .no'sy
.eoop.. hand brooms and brushes. Do al kinds o.
lobblng-sueh as cutting and ntang g.. p,pe. "s
ter pipes repaired. Tin. copper ana meet non w
made 10 order. Agood assortment OF WOODEN ana
hollow ware-sueh a. pals. tubs, eee. h2us'so,e
backs-all Of which win DO sold cheap tos easn
Also, 3ooOipounds old lead for sale. eio-im-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-17

~ wa.hoe Exchange billiard Saloon. oppo
sl.e enterprise Building. o street. virginia sx
nns tables with latest Improved cushion, sndin
good order. Finest wines. liquors sndeigaTs. 4
comfortable place to stand rssd the Atlantic ana
Paddle papers. Call and 10. tdra.al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-17
..voN,a RLEA

LYON,s FLEA POWDER.
II is well known that Lyons genuine Magnets ss
Powder viii perfectly destroy everything IN .hc
nan ~ feas. ticfs. 6edbugs, reaches, &C.; that 1t 10
perfect poison 70 The insect tItoe. but entirely narni-
Bedburs, Ants, Roaches, etc, are IN every nouse.
This Powder Is their natural death. tsnouid DC IN
svs : !. sos.. ESQ.,. sups,pt.nd.anft e I. t Re S SsIy
York City Hospital, says: o"'
INV YoRH HofiL PRoPlIrroRs say: "Wchave
u'eo LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For extemlnating insects and yerniin, win ehure
COLEMAN 4 srErsoS. Astcr. House.
s.. 7. CoxxENs. American Hotel.
TRIApwILi, 81. Nichoia1 ho.ei.
s. LfLAND q Co., Metropolitan HotsL"
Tes,Imony or this character might Be added toany
i.nSth' wherever &c u used Il Adyertises ttselL.
T6e Genuine has the signature OF x Lyon and Ino
rrivs,c stamp on DEnIs BARNES 4 90. Anything
else OF this lind 10 an imitation OF eonnteIieii: ANY
druRTist win procure the genuine II you inse' 'ou
will have NO other. In
.yrTy town and mining camp on the PACING Coast
~ nos iy 2or3p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-17
Arrivals.

sY OVERLAND ROUTE:
]. Cowan, R. G. L~angworthy, w.
Lawrence, George NJ. Shelley, p. A.
Gallagher, W. H. Parsons.
Departuros.
by BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
G. Lenbeck, B. Studzinskie, Thomas
Lille, Mr.. Grimes and wife, Mrs. q. +.
Gregory, j. A. Colborn, Miss Boacher,
G. II. Shelley, H. Halligan, Mrs. Annie
Hamill.
BY OVERLAND ROUTE:
A. X. P. Stafford, W. A. Franklin,
wife and Child, ]. F.. Pinkham, ]. NJ.
Robertson, Jos. Sargent, Capt. Paine,
Geo. Seitz.
Arrivals
BY WOODRUFF AND ENSoR's LINE:
]. W. Hay, o. Croker, John Bickford,
J. r. Ennor.
Departures.
BY WOODRUFF a ESSoR's LINE:
Mr.. Toll, NJ. ]. Murphy, S. Gallavote,
Norris 0'Donuell, Geo. McCloud, W. G.
Law,on, P. Campbell, ], R. Eunor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

DIR. y A M ES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOsPITAL.'
J. New Orleans, La, (estabNehed In 1850 and for
the last = yesre located IN Ciicaeo-the n oct sue-
cessfu Specialist OF the age in the treatment OF all
disc Asee OF . private uAiure-caD he conddentialy
consulted At his oce and o. 90 RASDoIra 81.
II estment Of Chronic, Mercurisl, Syphiltic, Blood
aud Skin Diseases. and ali Disorders OF Contagious
Vensreal Caaracter-which he cufse Without the use
o: rcury, iodde OF potasea arsenic or poison,
bat with he NguraALtxKn post cure for all h.
nors and blood poiscns.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such 40 Seminal Weak
ncse, Nocturnal and Dnrna Emissions. brought On BY
Of the organ early indescretiOn, exceaose,
misunderstanding lose OF memory. confusion, de-
preston. dimness OF vision and often times insAni.
~. with q deplorab,e train Of other syWptone-
Ieated ard radically cared bv an tnaltsole method,
eAvirr ne and expesee. All diseases peculiar to
the seXu,i organs, OF private character. radically
and permanently cured
Old diseases OF the most horrible class, where the
blood has become poieoned-prodxeing blotehee ON
the face small wsfefy bstessT tn the head and
bonesulcersted throat and noee eeres on the limit
and body, efofua--togethef with an eEdees num-
Der OF sufYsrings- e6ectualy and permanently cnred
Da. jams 10 recommended by the prese OF he
country by professors OF medical colleges, and by
the medical profession generally. Those afflicted
should apply to him and be cured nj once.
Ds JApxs can be consulted, eonndentially, By let
ter. p. o. Drawer $685. Chicago enclosing stamp FOL
return answer or at bis once parlore,si y 4 Ran
dol phi street. corner OF Dearborn street. from
n to or. n. Ten separate rooms, and private en-
trance and exits, 90 that patients never come IN
contact with each other. Everything private anc
confidential.
Jnst published, by DR. james. two pamphlets. on
errsxAronnHEA and sYrrnrs. and both cent IN
sealed envelopes to any address. on receipt Of ter
cepta oY three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

every good man admits that intexieation 10
terrible vies-ths fruitful psrsss Of every spe.
cies Of crime. But it does net therefore follow
that alehshsl::e stimulate should be abolished
Wipe them cut and what becomes Of ese Of ID
n ost important departments Of medical art .
Only ignorant fanatics. or nee whose bstts
judgement 10 wrapded BY prejudice, will az
tempt = deny that lives are saved daily By the
timRly aaministration Of spirituous stimulus a.
areaniuasing and restorative agent. It's the
bssis o. all the tincturss Of the pharmscop0is
and 1t has preserved the lives Of thousands on
the battle field, in the military and other hos
pitfalls. and in private practice. Without it.
medical scisucs would b like the play Of Ham
let with the part Of the here emitted Most e.
psciallo is this true Of pure medical: stimulant
Unquestiousbly the sxtrsmsste, Of the Nsll
Dew stripe, would like to suppress oil medical
Cd prsparatiers containing alcohol. They
wsuld probably begin with HosrsrrsR's SSon-
ACE BirrsRs, rsputed TO be the most potent res
tsrativs and alternative Of the day. They wsuld
deprive the ague and fever districts of the
South and w sst Of shis powerful specific. They
would meet the trovelsr 10 the Valley Of the
Mississippi, or the miner in the placers end
gsaican Of California, or the vovsger about 10
We fer the insalubrious coast Of Hence Or the
West Indies, and dsmond the surrender Of this
great antidois 10 maiariA and protective against
the effects OF unwholssoms water. il he has
psnsd to be provided With il. Nay. they would
probably 70 further than that, and destroy the
rsat f. ctery 1t Pittsburgh. whore il 10 Drspar-
%, and every bottle Of it upon which they could
lay their hands throughout the length and
brsdtn Of the land. In vain would it BE- proved
10 them that the article WAS anuiactufed from
the pufest Of oil known difFusivs stinuii and The
most valuable CT medicinal herbs and roots
Away with il away with II y they would cry
''it contains alcohol. and therefore II must b
destroyed"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

II will: bs known that most Of the liquor re-
emily forfeited il New York, Brooklyn and
elsewhere, for evasion Of the Government tax.
has been Of the viest description. The manu-
fastursrs, in view Of the possibility Of seisuss
have gotten ny the contraband article at the
least possible expense, in order that their loss,
in case Of discovery, might b comparatively
small. The safety Of the public demands that
such psrnicious stuff be destroyed, and undsr .
proper system Of tests it would DO condemned
ana emptisd into the Docks. Bat no, IL 10 scld
BY the Government, At the average rate ofabout
- gallon, 10 pay The tar. In this way slce
helic poised is distributed broadcast smoug the
people. The whole system OF legislation bearing
upon the liquor trade IN this country 10 Though
not % intended. In the interest of intempersnee
moderate excise and wise sanitary laws, ia
rslstion to the testing ofall distilled and fsrass-
ted beverages, are the best safeguards against
the great evil which oil thipking men dsplors,
but for which feW have the wisdom and bold
ness to propose any remedies esssistent with req.
son and founded On : proper expectation q the
wants ard weakssssss Of Au1aa nature. What
pity it 10 that profeeesd rsfernists will A.
tempt 10 drive, whom thsir tfus pslicy wosld BE-
70 lead, advise ~ restrain. Ali patriotic citi-
sens would be glad. II they could, TO sweep out
of the trade and commerce Of the country the
vile, braia:maddening peticns that ars now sold
in every public groggsry, and every secret den
of inteuperenee, with - little risk tosthe dealer
40 the purest products Of the vat and the still.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
ne pae Arm Anuse ~

i RE Use AND ABUaE . ?
6tima sass In spite Of the awful logic Of ex-
psrience. and in defiance Of prohibiteey stat
utss, iatempersnee 10 more prev alsnt IN the
United States to day than il has ever been q
sny former period This - . ssatistical fact
which the well informed philanthrcpist can not
deny, hoWsvermuch he may regret it. and it
proves enc Of two thiBgs-either that the vice
10 past remedy Or mitigation, or that the strin-
gent means adopted 70 prevsnttb the sale and use
OF sti mulsnts hsve been unwise and irrational.
Human nature 10 net 50 hopelsssly vicious - to
be beyond the influence 81 reason and psrsua-
sion however obstinate it maybe in its rssis-
lance 10 arbitrary and inconsistent laws; and
the Inference. therefore, Is, that the extremists
Who have declared Incorporating war against
the use Of liquor under any circumstances have
nvershot the mark. and sctually increased the
evil they intended to crush out. The United
States law authorizes The Importation. manufsc
tlrs and sale Of spirits. and The Government
derives largsrevsnue fIom such importation
manufacture and sale, and while this 10 the caso
NO lacal Law can ever prevent the - Of the ~
ticle. The statutes which impose taxes and du-
tiss on liquor. prssupposs that Il will b ussd,
and recognize the wright Of The people to use il
That right 10 denied ~ the prohibitiosisis, and
they 0aks bylaws 70 prevent the sitisss feom
exercising personal privilege guaranteed 70
him, By Implication 1t least, BY the Law Of the
lend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

But ihisls the language Of insane bigstsy, En-
lightsned Scisncs-aye, and enlightened Relig
ION and Morality, too-condsmn il utterly
Bishop Eastburn, the Reverend Or. Worcester
and other rreat divinss, have recently given
their testimony agalnst such Wholesale hsstility
to stimulsnts, and have declard thatto nvice Of
drunkenness has been grsstly increased BY the
undiscriminating onslaught Of the prohibitsn.
lists. The good Agassis, and such men a. Pro-
fessol Horsfo6p and Jackson. together with Drs
Bigelow, Clarke, Holmes, White and many 9th
er eminen, prac itioneys, whose standing q
physicians should secure respect for their opin
ions on point like this, have stated that alco-
holic preparations are absolutely essential to
in the treatment Of many diseased, sad - res.
toratives. They only insist that the preparation
be pure. they are in favor Of stringent lswl
sgsins; adulseration; their motto ID regulate.
not destroy"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
BarlOw'S Indigo Blue.


For Blusing Clothes, lie put up and for sale at Al
FRED w1LTBRHGERe Drug store, No. q33 North
Second Street. Philadelphia. DARLOw'e INDIGO
BLUE will color nvre water than any other Bice In
the market. BARLOw's INDIGO BLUE 10 free
from acid, and will not njure the finest articles =
BAR.OW'S INDIGO BLUE disselvee perfectly clear
and will not settle on the clothes Or make then
streaked.
The Label Is copyrighted, and reads: s.Barlow's
Indigo Blue. prepared and for sale at Alfred Wilt
bergsr's Drug Store, No. fSs North Second Street.
Philadephia Barlow'e Indigo Dlns 10 cold to de-
HERs Will FiND Il, % thai, to Is the nost eco
nsmical and kandisst article useA for Blueisg
Clothes. Barow's Indigo Blue 10 put up wiltbsf-
nowhere else. DARLOw'e INDIGO BLUE y made
II the sane way vs. fourteen Zsef. sgo, and does
BARl0w's INDIGO BLUE, dissolved IN mineral
watef-bottis Of water. VIII make The best LIQUID
elusing that can b made. BA1koWp INDf0O
oee0 not require any req 70 ~ Il up n. 4 lev
eSains Of 1GFlev lnl6o Me- - ~ ed q IL q.
Ger wSQ eeies t0b o. VISITOR. novs6- 4eo11e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

Jrpes man by his ac.ions-a poet by
his sye-aa idler by his fingsrs-a lawyer
By his lser-a player by his strut-a boxer
BY his sinews-an Ir,shman BY his sway
ger an Englishman BY his rotundity-a
Sootchman by his shrug-an American BY
his boasting-a Chicsgsan BY his gas-a
justice BY his frown-a great man BY his
modssty-an sditsr by bic eoat-a taller
bv his sgility-a fiddler BY mis- elbsw-s
woman BY her nsatnsss-a BELLE bv her
tone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Table Talk with . Victim 81 In.
digestion.


Reader. We will suppose you martyr to dyspsp-
sla lyon are rot. 20 Auch the better for you. II
zen are. perhaps yo1 ma. rront BY this paragraph
You have just flashed yosr dinner. We viii cay. ana
feel - II you had swallowed lead instead Of whole
some food You have q sensation OF tigotn 20
round the upper part of the diaphragm, as II come
snske Of the constructor tribe held you In iss en-
brace vnd had knotted its coils over the pit ofyour
stomach. Yon feel supremsly miserable and such
is the penalty which your complaint e1acts after
every meal. What do you desres Ease, Of cousse
An exemption nom the incubus that robes ron OF
all enjoy mcnt during the day, and disturbs your
rsst at night. Take. them this piece Of infor alton
You eurer aeedlessly. HOSTKTTER's STOMACH
ETTTKRS will Is certainly cure all your ascnisins
symptoms ~ the Day on which You rssd this article
will be exceeded by another. Pcfhaps you are in
crsdulous; but II you have read the testimony Of
the eminent riiisens. In every walk effs whe have
tested the preparation. and sublted the roeuts ef
thsn experience to the public throagh tAe peVeoSou
ough: a. least to have suicient faith - make trial
Of in vour nwn case. II 10 pure vegetable tonic
and aherative.- the only medicine n the world On.
tirely adapted to your complaint II ron are II the
habit cftskiny any alcoholic excitant . polllosve
abandon II. asd try THE Wholee enc MO1eG4s1 0tlm.
uisnt. lit does yea no COED. cay 20: bet yoa will
not a. that Tor u ha0 nevos "a fAllsd h Gasio n.
stance. 70 eere 1yepepeia, 6itusnes, go SNSs u.
sisas eomitan0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

TH40B DITT8RS ARE PRnPARDD n PURE
= Dourborn whsk0y. non . eenbinasiea u evss
twenty different kind0 OF roots, baPke and hesbo
which Get II perfect concert wstA ~ othes pre-
pared from the original formula given b the efoat
cAiel, sd Jacket o Dr. Chapln, vAo uecn then ~
eee1fuly n bic practce for many yeoss aad - thes
nee gained - great . popularity n tie tro6tmoat
and care for Dyepepaia, Liver Cenplalnt. coastipa-
tion, Sick and Nsrv0u0 l1saaaehe, Fever end Aene,
cad all dieeaees arising fron torpid nvse - M
EDtion. Te1eono suAoFi1g r. = eitAos Of lhooo
lesthe0De dieeasee win lne Z cufo ~ the uee 81
theee Dtters, which ere Dss5sseiy l0ro aa6 0ee s0
OIL those dssss and peiso.s sssaiiy pat sp isseA
ysePafouCne, and pel0ed ~ - . unoispoe911a
Dsblie. = singls trial viii eoavpss the meet skep1
cal tAst h the RED JACKET there o I virtue ID
ae other bittere pooooee,
They strssgthsn and invieossts the systso.
They are 11eq1allep for geaeral debility.
They are care for OyepepotA,
They give good and healthy appetite.
iIsy purify Tie brsssi.aal seiaisy es,Ae sssnsaA.
they cure Diarhea a1a Cholesa MeebUs.
They are a aatiaote - change Of water a0G oloe.
They are the best etinulaat n existaaee.
They ares pievoulve efDevoe and Ague.
They relieve Oenstpation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
The gesafne RIb JACKET DlTTRN0 -aso eoh
cold euart bottles never b. sallsn quart o. pint
See that sur private 0ovsrnment stamps snbro-
ken ever each cork.
Sold 81 al druggists and dealers thrsseAsstsAs
Can Tor Red Jacket, end take ~ othsr.l
Cifculars 70 the tfaAe enppaed O applieetsoa.
EMMETT PIKTER0 D CO., Pfopristen.
b. ard - MiehiEan AvsaAe. CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

And this is the true policy, dictated alike BY
philosophy. experience and common sense.
What, on the other hand. is the tendency Of the
policy prohibition II does not prevent, il has
never prevented. il never can prevent the Of o..
cohoic fluids. but il leads to their deterioration
and thus increase . thousand fold the evils that
it proposes to annihilste, When liquor are
ssld secretly, and At the risk Of personal liberty
Of course the dealers will seek to compensate
themselves for the hazard they incur. By inor.
dlnate profts. and TO obtain those profits they
will sdulterats what they sell. II 10 notorious
that the liquor sold in States where prshibitory
laws exist. is for the most part poison. II 10 =
safe for the vsnpos 70 give his customers fiery
and destructive compound ~ . good assiele-ths
penalty being in each case the ssme. Strict and
faithfully executed inspection lews would proven.
this horrible adultsrstios. Prshibitsry laws
prsmsts it.