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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17
LOCAL NOTICES.
Elegant Spring Gloakings and Cas-
simeres at Brandt b Condits'.

LATE INVENTIONS for which Patents
have been allowed through the Office a 1
Burridge d Co., Cleveland, Ohio: j. P.
olin, Corn Maker; g. Paine, Sheep and
Fleese Table; G. Fenton, Shearing Table;
Geo. Lewis. Spoke Machine; j. Grisse, Flat
Iron; Borne, Damon l. Knowles, reissue,
Can Opener; Il. Fritz, Electro Battery; A.
Kendall Steam Valve; J. Il. Flemming,
Ohurn; G. Purple, Neck Yoke Slide; A.
Sheldon, Gate; J. Ingersol, Lamp;J. Warren
Corn Shelter; W. F. Weber, Gate Post; ]. j.
Gish, Hog Snout Sitter; E. Gray, Telegraph,
English, French and Belgium. 16
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Elmore News The event of the month
has been the appearances on cur streets, on
Saturday, of Fire Engine for Elm re. The
company was organized few weeks ago
out of our German population exclusively,
and from the material composing it wethink
it viii be an efficient one. Ths company
made their first parade last Saturday. In
the evening the members called on A.W.
LucKEY, Esq, and in very neat speech ia
formed him that they had namedthe engine
after him. Mr. LUcKEY thanked them for
the honor they had d,ne him, ard tod them
he would stand by them in their enterprise.
The engine was purchased in New York, I
believe, at cost Of -- something less
than three thousand dollars. W.
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Robbery.-Mr.

Robbery.-Mr. JOSEPH SrUBER, grocer
on State street, has for some time missed
money from his till. A few nights since,
with a view of catching the suspected party,
he extinguisbed the lights in the store, and
secreted himself Within five minutes after
the lights were out the store was entered
and the money-drawer emptied. As the
person was leaving he was seized by Mr..
SrUBER, and proved to bs a young man,
name We suppress, who it seems had key
to the store and has been carrying on his
tLieving for about five months. Mr. SrU-
BER has recovered about $lOO. though it
will not cover his loss.
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JAOKsON,s OATARRH sNUFF AMI

JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF AND
TROOHE delightful and pleas
ant remedy in catarrh he&dsche, bad BREATH hoarss
ness asthma, bronchitis coughs, desfnsss &C., and
all disorders resulting from colds in head throat
vocal organs. This remedy doss not dry up catarrh
but IOOssnsit frees the head of all offensive matter
quickly removing bad breath and headache; allsys
and soothsl the burning heat in eatsrrh; Is mild
and agressbls is its effects that 1t positively csrss
'cithOst sEse-iag. As TRooHs POWDER, is pleasant
to the taste, and never nauseAtes; when swallowed,
instantly gives to the throat and vocal organs deli
ctOUs seHsetiOH Of e0Otaess GHd comfort. Is the best
VOICE ToNIC in the world. Tryiti Safe, reliabls
and only IS cents. Sold by druggists or mailed free
Address, COOPER, WILSON & co, Proprietors
PhilAdelphis. JOIN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Wssr TRuAx, Toledo, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
IVI5u2sy1.1
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Gone into Business Ma. AUSTIN
WHrrrAKER, for several years an efficient and
popular salesman in DR.. DILLON & Sons es-
tablishmeut, has lately opened fine drug
store in Bowling Green on " his own hook"
II energy and faithful attention to busisess
will insure success in bis new quarters,
AUSTIN is sure to win. At any rate, people
in this viciniy stand ready to take any
amount of stock in him and his enterprise.
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wiptrv-ou SUNDAY last. Eastel

wintry-on Sunday last. Easter, and
for several days after, it seemed probable
that Winter had decided to pass by his
usual Spring scat, and plump himself un-
ceremoniously down into the lap of warm
hearted Summer. II was doubtful for some
time whether the slighted hEorite would do
anything about it, but for the past day or
two she seems TO have been looking after
her interests.
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1AdYertisemeut.1

AdFertisement.1
TO THE Sick AND AFFIIcTED.-Dr. J..
Worthington Stewart, the celebrated Clair
voyant Naturapathic Physician, who cures
diseases, weaknesses and infrmities with
out the use of poisonous drugs and painful
surgery, will be in Fremont, at the Kessler
House, on the 2lst Of April aud remain here
five days. During the past yesr DR.. Stewart
has performed some wonderful cures in
Cleveland, Geneva, Jefferson, Ashtabula,
Warren, Wellington, Oberlin, Conneaut and
other places in Northern Ohio. His charges
are according to the patients means. The
suffering poor be does not turn away.
DIR. Stewart heals by bringing into action
the all-pptent elements of nature, and the
recuperative forces of the human system he
adopts a natural course, which commends
itself to the humblest understanding he
often effects an immediate cure of cases
deemed beyond all reach, because in connec-
tion with natural agencies, he brings in
reguisition higher Powers and Elements
wrapt in mystery to the ignorant, and
ignored by the material schools of Materia
Medica, though recognized by Sacred His
tories of all times, and the most eminent
physicians Of every age.
From five to thirty minutes are required to.
cure inveterate cases of almost sny curable
Chronic Disease.
Mrs. M. j. Warren, of Chardon O.. came
to DR.. Stewart, Sept, 1867, with one eve
cl1sed with Scrofuls, could not raise the lid
for six months; thin coating had formed
over the eye, something like granulation
could not work came to Dr. S. without
any confidence in his system of practice.
After one visit she could open the eve one
eight of an inch in ten days called herself
well. States that she can now work eyery
day.
Mrs. h. F. Gordan, of oberlin o., was
cured of the heart disease almost Instantly.
Numberless persons have been cured by
the Doctor of the habit of using tobacco.
Get ore Of his circulars and read of the al
most miraculous cures he has performed.
Remember that he will be at the Ressler
House on the 2lst of April and remain Eve
daVs
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That Horning." We have received a
communication from citizen of the East
side in regard to the hornipgT men,
toned in the Journal last week, intended
not so much to excuipate the youngsters as
to expose the habits oftheir victim. 1t is hard
ly worth while to give greater publicity to
the ridiculous affair, and we do not print the
communication on the principle that the
least said the soonest mended"
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8utter.-The Dss Moines, Iowa, papers
say that at their place, butter has reached
the enormous price of seventy cents per
pound, and is almost uncomatable even at
that. 10 Fremont the commodity is held at
thirty-fve and forty cents. We had thought
that butter soas butter here, at our prices,
but Iowa beats US 'sall holler."
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About 5igns.--WARREN & Co. have just put
up handsome lew sign painted by BRIeHr-
WELL. The JouRxAD has one in process of
making, and viii hang it ION the outer walls"
as soon as finished. Several new signs across
the way are needed. LEsHER's would look
better if repainted, while GUsDoRF's, RICE
and CAkFIELD's, having served honorably
through many severe campaigns, ought 10
be placed on the retired list.
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" Look on this picture, and then on that"
Here you behold the iDfrm step,
The pallid check wasting form,
Untasted food, aud social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains,
Sieepless nights, and mental despondency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten
cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters-the other
didn't. They are very beneficial for weak
and delicate persons, ISL
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The Post Office Robbery.-We clip
the following, in regard to the robbery of
the Post Office at Stony Ridge, Wood coun-
ty, from Mr.. kEELER's letter TO the Cleve.
land Herald
On the night of the 2s,h of March gro
cery store, in which the post Office is also
held, at Stony Ridge, Wood county, Ohio,
was broken into and robbed of the little
drawer change and some cigars, and the post
Office robba;i of stamps, stamped envelopes !,
and its loose change. Tracks outside the
post office showed the burglar to have worn
narrow-toed fashionable boots, aud as there
was but one young man in the neighborhood
who put on style, he was looked after and
arrested for the offense 1t was the same
young man who had been a clerk for Zim-
norman, the jeweler, of Fremont, sleeping
at the post office, and who one morning
alarmed the citizens of our town by report
ing that he had been shot at by man in the
post office at ten o'clock at night. The next
night he reported some one boring at the
back door of the post office. A few we' ks
later he was detected stealing small articles
of jewelry from Mr.. Zimmerman, who i'm
mediately discharged him. He next turned
up at Stony Ridge next as boarder with
the Sheriff of Wood county.
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The Presbytery of Huron met at Mon.
roeville on the l4th. Among the items Of
business was the examination of two young
men for license to preach the Gospel. One
of these was Mr.. GEo. F. FIToH, a member
of the Presbyterian Church of Fremont, and
ssn of Rev. FERRIs FIrcH, formerly Pastor
Of the church. Mr.. FITcH graduated at the
Western Reserve College in 1866, Stree
which time he has been pursuing theological
studies at Lane Seminary.
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To Milan.-Mr. W. H. TAYLOR has re-
moved his entire stock of goods to Milan,
Erie county, where he expects 10 remain un-
til they are sold out. The Milan people
will End Mr.. TAYLcR a straightforward and
courteous, as well IS liberal dealer. The
old Cash Store rs vacant yet, AID it is
not known who will occupy it.
GEo. II. PKArr aud JOHNNY TAYLOR &C.
company W. H. TAYLoR to Milan.
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Fire at Washington Station On
Friday last the fine two story frame house
belonging to Mr.. MICHAEL FoUsar, and To-
Gated about one mile east of Washington
Station, was burned to the ground. The
fire caught upstairs but it is not known in
what manner. The furniture and the child
ren's clothing, except what they had on, was
destroyed. Mr. FoUeHr was sbsent at the
time at WashiLs ton Station, and there was
no one at home except Mrs. FoueHr and two
small children. As soon as the alarm
reached The Station large force started for
the fire but arrived too late to save anything
loss $a,0a0. No Insurance.
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Greenback Coffee at Warrens'.-
This coffee is put up in pound packages, and
four ONE DOLLAR greenbacks are put In every
hundred pounds. Try it. The coffee is
worth the money you pay for it.
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Card of Thanks. Concordia Glee
Club would respectfully tender their sin
cere thanks to the RoHNER family, the Fre-
mont City Band, the Orehestra, and L. Lrp-
PElMAS, for their kind sseitance given them
at the concert last Mrhday evening.
THE Committee.
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Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
NoTT0E.-We aim 4

N0TT6E.-Ws aim 10
muoe the JOURNAL a medium Of local events
trdnspiriRg IN all parts Of Tie County, and
to thas end ,oo,ld thank our friends in the
different tO0nships to for,oG,d to us any
items that may be Of interest in their neigh
borlsoods. Ssad the facts Ia briet, If yon
choose, and ee UiN '' dress them up {" for
prblicafion
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17

Personal. MIR. h. P. MENe has been in
town this week. taking short rest from his
travels.
WE. ANBkEvs, for several years clerk
st the L. e. & L. R. r. ofic,, viii soon take
situation in the Bank Of Fremont
II. L. RAwsoN has been appointed COL
lector of this post vicc O. H. KREBI resigned.
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The BEST FLouR-1f you want the
Best Flour in the market, go TO Moore d
Deans new mill or TO E. B. Moore d Bros
Flour d OrOckery Store. and buy good Red
Wheat Flour at IL, so. 1913.
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q He hath a daily beauty in his life,

Ihat makes me ugly.
aHis beauty consists principally in his
as good as his, but the unfortunate premature
greyness of mine, and the easy tendency to
badness have made me ugly -
A thorough course of toilet treatment
with {" BarretLs Hair Restorative would
have prevented such a misfortune No
person has a right TO be any uglier than
nature makes him.
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"Who follows truth carries his star
ip his BRAIN" ANY one who needs Pure
White Lead, not excelled for Purity, White
nees, and being finely ground, will find
Just the article at the Drug Store of DR.. E.
Dillon d Son.
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THERE DIDN'T | TELL You So p
Yes, We have been told SO hundred times,
but couldn't believe it. But of late we have
been going to Harris Gallery for our pic
lures, and, like hundreds of others, have be-
come fully satisfied that there is no place
between the Rocky and Allegheny Noun
tains where We can get any better work
done. And actually, Notwithstanding the
hard times, his business has more than dou-
bled itself in the last few months. Buck
land 5 new block is the place. Everybo
says SO.
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BUSINESS MEN who would have a
bill head, letter and note heads, printed in
as coed style as can be done by any Office in
Toledo or Cleveland, should leave their
orders at the Fremont JOURNAL jon PRIsr-
ING OFFICE.
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CANDIDATES FOR MArRINoNY and all
others who wish good furniture, will find
good assortment at Huber & Rosebaugh's s
at lower prices than prevail elsewhere in this
vicinity. If yon want any thing made in
the line of Cabinet work Huber & Rosebaugh
will do your work at reasonable, living
nricoa
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SUtTs SPRtNa-SrR1Ne Su1Ts.--Csll
at YounZman's, nearly opposite the Post
Office and suit yourself with suit of spriug
clothes. He can suit you in price, style,
or quality. Give him a trial. His got ds
are frat rate aud his prices as low as any
store in town.
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Spring Dress Goods, all the latest
novelties, at Brandt & Condits'.

The SEwISG MAcH1NE-In speaking
of this valuable and labor-saviug invention
we cannot say too much in its praise. Moth
ing is there that adds so much to the COM
fort and well-being of the family. aud it
need not be considered costly luxury, en-
Joyed only by the few whom fortune has
favored with abundance of wealth. The
laboring man and those in moderate circum-
stances can very easily pay the price that is
required to place Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine in his household. 1t makes
the genuine lock-stitch, alike on both sides;
does to perfection all kinds of embroidelinp,
hemming, tucking, cording, quilting, and
coarse-sewing. 1t is. in fact, first class
machine In every way, and has no superior
for family use on the list of sewing machines
now before the public; and its price is with
in the reach of every industrious man. In
style of work, aud adaptability to all kinds
of work, the Wheeler & Wilson Machine is
second to none, Mr.. 4. J. Curtis is agent
for this machine in this county Room at
Mrs. Brockway's Millinery Store, corner of
Front and Garrison streets, Fremont.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17

"Try all things and hold fast to that
which is good" Use the Baking Powder
manufactured by DIR. E. Dillon d Son which
is superior to any Powder now being offer
ed. Warranted.
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Transfers of Real Estate-for he week

ending April Ilh, 1s68-prepared by W
W. Slime, County Recorder
Ber iamin r. Bacon to VIM. Il.
Bacon-The north part of the
north east quarter of the north
east quarter in section number
IL, Green Greek, 30 acres, 5 900
Philip Klotz to David Klo;z-The
east half of the S. W. quarter of
section ), township 4, range IA,
so acres 1900
Charles Loose to l. II. Obermyer-
The east half of the north east
quarter, section 26, town 6, range
IA, S0 acres, 1920
Charles Loose to Daniel Boyer
North half of the southeast Or,
section 26, town G. range IA, go
acres ....--...-.. 1920 0
T. H. Grant 10 q. Opperman--In-
lots 26 and 81, Ballville, ..... 62S o.
Charles H. Boop to John Ryan
In-lot number 1881, Fremont. -. lI50 O.
John Sendelbach to Matthias Wind
ler--In lot number 81, Fremont, 5000 OF
Henrietta Scherf to Henry Sengeu-
thaler-West part of the north
east quarter, section 30, town s,
range Is. 100 acres.........-.: 1000 o.
Conrad Kuback 10 John and George
Hilbish-Pdrt of the southwest
quarter of section 25, York town
ship, 5 acEes.............. s75 OF
David Williams to John and George
Hilbsh-South-west quarter of
sec. 25, town 4, range II, I49
acres, s,-... .I75OO OF
Gurdon Woodwarer TO John Hilb-
ish--Part of out-lo. number 9,
Bellevue, ........ .--......... 600 OF
A. Hirchberger to Ambrose Och
East part of in-lot no. u, Ere
mont I6j5 Oe
Caspar Guss to Henry Turner
West half of S. c. quarter, section
30, town 4, range Is, 20 acres 1900 OC
Perry and Eli Hufford to George F.
Martina part of the northeast
quarter of section 80, town ),
range II, 50 acres. 4750 OC
Mshala Owen 10 Harlon Robinson
In-lot number 80, Clyde, 49,. 5000 90
J. B. Baker to Henry Baker-North
west corner of north quar-,
sec. 8, town A, range 16. Is acres, 1900 90
James Faulder 10 John King--In-
lot No. $40, Fremont. 1900 90
J. Stullerto George Martin-A part
of the south half of the northeast
quarter of section IA, town. 4,
range Is, l3 acres $50 90
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Almost a Fire.-The house Of Mr..
BARBER, on the corner of Elm and Napoleon
streets was discovered to be on fire about
midnight of Friday last Happily the fire
was extinguished before much injury had
been done.
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A Hunting Party.-A hunting party of
four gentlemen from New York city, ar
rived at Kessler's Hotel on Monday evening
and left on Tuesday for the Marsh, where
wild geese and ducks furnish excellent sport.
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"DELAY NOT TILL TOMORROW WHAT SHOULD
BE DONE TO Day Cure that cough before
it is forever too late. One bottle of Goes
Cough Balsam will cure. 1t is agreeable,
cheap and effectual Delays are dangerous.
A wo!d to the wise is sufficient.
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A Big Orchard. v. A. SHANkLASD,
Of York township, is planting 100 acres of
fruit trees this spring, mostly apple and
peach. Mr.. SHANkLASD has one of the best
fruit farms in the State, and is bound to
make the most Of It.
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WHAT SHAKESPEARE SAYS:
Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy
The apparel oft proclaims the man.
II fthose old fellows iu Shakespesre's time
lived now and in Fremont, you would see
them rushing into T. l. Barker's Fashionable
Clothing ard Merchant Tailoring Establish
ment to buy their outfits. As it is, Barker
supplies the moderDs with well-cut, neat
fitting and fashionable clothing for very
small cost. His cutter has the reputation of
being the best this side of New York. Call
at Barkers, on State street, when you want
anything in The clothing line. If you are
going to travel he will sell you rny kind of
trunk or valise Jou want. His assortment
of Hats and Caps is also very large, and If
yOu buy some of the excellent Shirts be
keeps on hand you'll be happy man as
long as they last.
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BRING BACK OUR CANs.-Those per-
sons having our oil cans will greatly oblige
US by returning them at once. 'ifo5i
s. BUcKLASD d Sos.
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One of the greatest causes of i'll health is
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, with their attend
ant miseries, such as Headache, Sour Stom-
sch, Loss of Appetite, Depression of Spirits,
&c. Goes Dyspepsia Cure will certainly
cure these troubles, as thousands can testify.
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The largest and best selected stock
of seasouable Dry Goods ever offered in this
city, just opeaed at Brandt / Conditz. 16w3
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THE New M1LL.-If you want good
flour and good bread go to Moore d Deans
new mill. 1918.
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Acoidsnt.--A serious accident happen
ed to Mrs. H. E. CLARK, Garrison street,
Fremont on Friday last, she falling by a
misstep and breaking her wrist.
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WINDOW Glass furnished in any
quantity by Dr.. 4. Dillon & Son. We are
no agents but keep the stock on hand and
b,iv II for cash
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Monday Evenings conoert-Th

MONDAY evening" Concert.-Ihe
concert, at Mammoth Hall on Monday even
ing, was not as we'll attended as its merits
deserved. Prof. RoHNER and his family
have given us the finest musical ente, tain
ments ever heard in Fremont and deserve a
liberal support. The concert on Monday
evening would have been well received by
any audience of musical critics, and Nam
moth Hall ought to have been filed to oy:r-
flowing. Indeed the fault Of the concert,
considered in pecuniary light, was that it
was above the appreciation of a popular
audience, made up as our audiences are. A
few simple songs aud ballads, thrown in
with the more classical efforts would insure
the Professor larger houses and plumper
pocket book. We hope, however, that he
will not cease his efforts TO cultivate high
er musical taste among US on account of the
difficulties in the way at starting.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17

ReDne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is the
surest cure for Rheumatism, in use. In fact,
it is good to cure any kind of pain or lame
ness, and it is clean and delicious to use.
" 1t works like charm" Sold by E. Dillon
& Son.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17

INSURE Youa PROPERTY in the En-
terprise Insurance Company. Ward d But
man, Agents, Fremont.
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Go and see the stock of Wall Paper
and Window Shades at the Drug Store of
DR.. E. Dillon d Son, Three times the stock
and five times the variety found elsewhere.