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WANTED, A SITUATION, IN ANY
w capacity as CLERK. The subscriber is
willing to engage in a!:y bu-iness, and will make
birnse nerally useful IN any way, and be satisfied
with verv moderate SALARY. Address "L. W.,
Charleston, through the Postofhce. june IL
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NFFECE GF CHIEF 'F POLICE, nAlN
W GUAnDHUUSE, CHARLESTON, :. C.. August
H. 1865. 6S.-!ecJyercd and brought TO this Post, a
GRAY FlLLY If not called lot within five days, 1t
will pc sold to pay expenses c. B. HlGMALD,
August 81 Chief of Police.
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WANTED. A PLACE As GARDENER.
w An ex-member of Hagood's Brigade, c. S. a.,
who lost IN arm IN tie war; and who Is now IN re-
duce6 circumstances, is anxious to get employment
as GARDENER and to take charge OF lots at Mag
nolia. He is willing to work and give the best
testimonials as 10 experience efficiency and fidelity
Address J. q. THOMAS, DAILY NBws Uficc.
MAY II
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RfmouaIs.

DEMOyAL.-0.s. FRANCIS l.. PAR
Ia: kEn has removed his Office from No. -
BroaG-stree. to No. Il HASSL-STREET, two door;
east OF the PoStoiice. July?4
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G1nfQti1ual.

DUARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES.-M g. R. F. ". ALLSTON
will reopen her BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for
Young Ladies, No. 81 MkETING-STREET, Charles
ton, on tho 18th day of October next. She would
respectfully announce to her patrons that she s pre-
pared to give every attention TO her scholars.
She would take this occasion to thank her friends
for their Kindness and patronage hitherto extended
and to solicit the continuance Of the same.
September IT limo
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JEFFORDS & Ce,..
Nos. IA and 10 VENDUE RANGE,

CHAR s T ON, S. c..
OFFER FOR SALE AT ] He LOWEST MARKET
RATES:
EO HHDS. CHOICE WESTERN c. R. SIDES
OO so hhds. Choice Western Rib Sides
so hhds. Choice Western shoulders
20 hhds. Bright No Shoulders
IS tierces Choico 8. C. Hams
40 hhds. Prime No. S. C. Hams
% boxes breakfast Bacon
40 bbs. Refined Su .ars
40 tierces N. Y. Molasses
40 tbls. Choice Molasses
20 bbls. Sugar House Syrup
10 bales Gunny Bagging
90 boxes T. D. Cheese
$50 bbls Fine, Super and Extra Flour.
25 boxes Low Priced Tobacco.
We shall always keep full supply of everything
connected with the 'hog." and would invite our
city and country friends to inspect stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
September limo
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IaMPLoYMENT UFFICE.-SERvANT
q can be obtained by applicatlo to the "UNION
HOME, from IL o'clock daily
Servants can also find places by application to the
same place, at the same hours Inquire for the Mo-
trou, corler Church and Chalmers stleet
June 10
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(tiT'T TREASURY, JULY !, 1SGS.-Hu-
" II L 10 HOLDERS Or FIRE LOAN CIU.
PO ;S.-THe FiIe Loan Coupons dae this DAY and
pa .Llc in the City OF New iocE, will I've pH' On pre-
sc ltatIoil ct this Office. :. THOMAS.
July City Treasurer.
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JNHE MISSES BATES WILL RESUME
their SCHOOL at No. 9 GEORGE-sTREET, o.
foher th3 September 10
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VNSTRUCTION FOR THE Blind
| Having q few pupils OF the above class, any ope
having children 80 afflicted may have them EDU.
GATED by applying to the undersigned, at No.
ORANGE-sTREET. Music Is included.
W. B.. NORTH
sentember4 2tlths6.
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no RENT. FOR THE SUMMER. A
i HOUSE, containing eight rooms, pleasantly eit-
uatc on the front beach Sulliyans Island, back Of
FICE July
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ITO RENT, TWO FINE ROOMS. No
il sC7 Kiug-sireet. Apply in the STORE below.
August Is stuth
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DANCING.-MRS F. c. JACOBS BEGS
IL to inform her friends and he public that she
VII open her DANCING ACADEMY, over Holmes
Bookstore, correr King aud Wentworth streets, on
the 1st October next
viii form on Afternoon Glass for Children md
Evening Clues for Young LADIES' and Gentlemen.
o. For terms, apply to Mrs F. JACOBS,
Corner Meeting and George streetS-
Sentemher tbs
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.l1ants.

IXJANTED no RENT, IMmEDIATELY,
w SMALL DWELLING, centrilly located;
Address J. NJ. E., at this Office, stating locality ana
terms. II September II
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NIGHT SCnOuLI NIGHT SCIIUOL!
No. 35 5WENTWORrH-STREET. LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
TIME HOURS FOR rHE EXERCISES IN ARTTH-
METIC, WRITING, hEADING, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR ace from to O'Clock P. Al.
Ierms-S2 per month IN advance.
December9 @. q. BERGMANN.
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZIhES AND News
PAPERS, at Publishers rates.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
April 81 No. 16l Klng-otreot
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ITO HENT, A FIRsT-CLAss BUSINESS
STAND, No. 100 KING-STREET, O few doors
south of Wentworth. Possession given Oh LIST OF
October. Apply ON 1HE PREMISES.
September Is
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OFFICE uF CHIEF OF POLICE, NAi-i
" GUARD HOUSE, CHARLESTON, 5. G., Seq
tembcr Is l8G8.-Takcn f ON O thief, sGG! oi
Money. which the owner can recover By eiv'Lg
satisfactory proof.
c. Il. SIGWALD,
September 1G Chief OF Police
NEA1S GUARD UUUSE, SEPTEMBER
IfI IL, 1858 jS-Tdkcn up wLiic - ing at lar. con-
trary to City Ordinance, white ant Yellow POlN-
TER DOG. The owner may recover ihs same By
calling and paying expenses. ,.
JOHN C. MI OFT,
First Lieutenant Lower Waris Police
Sc" tCmber y
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ITO RENT, A PART or HOUSE No. III
i Coming-street. Inquire on premises.
bur
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VJTANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
w 10 sell cur PATENT EVERLASTING METAL
Lie CLOTHES LINES. Write for circulars to the
AMERICAN WIRE COMPANY, No. 162 Broadway.
New YorK. 0mos april 20
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WANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN FROM
w the up-country, situation as CLERK IN
either Wholesale or Retaii Grocery store; is e1-
perienced in the business, and can influence trade
Best of references giveu. Address CLERK, through
Charleston Postofnce, South Carolina
September II
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ITO RENT, COMFORTABLE TWO
AND HALF STORY HOUSE, No Mary
street. Also HOUSE No. 9 Doughty srset. Ap-
ply to ". BYRNE, northeast corner King and John
streets september l5
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ITO RENT. TWO NICE ROOMS AND
Il KITCHEN. Apply at % HASEL-S1REET.
September 16
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Gitp advertisements.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESsoR.(
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ITO RENT. ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
/ best Stands in the city for Grocery and Bar
Room Apply to No. 2l7 EAST BAY opposite New
Custom House. sep.ember Is
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THO RENT. HOUSE so. 122 ST, PHIL
Il R-STREET, between Morris and Cannon sts
For terms, apply in rear of premises, or OF
Z. L. BARRE
September II No. l41 East Bay.
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GENTS WANTED~DEMOCR
n CAMPAIGN GOODs.-Eieht by ten Oval steel
Engravipgs OF SEYMOUR AND BLAIR: with or
without frames sheets 25 cents each. Life OF both
25 cents. Photographs Pins Badges, Charts
&C., one hundred per cent profit. Sample packages
by null for one dollar. Address at once
Aurust IL 2mo+ No 81 Park Row, n. Y.
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August 20
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ITO THE UNEMPLOYED.-IND
i GUS and educated gentlemen of good ADDRESS
wanted as CANVAsSERS for first class LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. Capacity and zeal are al
ways we'll rewarded in tnis vocation. Direct, with
real nare, Postofice Box No. s24, Richmond, Viz
ginia. limo AuGust Il
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06

For the Sunday Crescent.l
Perhaps, when years have passed away,
Mid scenes of times gone by;
These verses, at some distant day,
May chance to meet thine eye.
If then the hand that pens these lines,
Is nerveless in the grave;
And dead the heart that in old times,
It's fond love to thee gave;
Perhaps. then. thou wilt feel one paDg
OF sorrow for the past;
And fondly think OF her again,
Whose love could thine outlast.
And bow thy head in sad regret,
At thoughts OF long ago;
And vainly yearn but to forget,
Her, who has loved thee so.
Far in the past. by memory,
Thy heart may once be borne;
And then, perchance, thou'lt think of me,
And DER our past love mourn.
Those happy days, How soon they sped
Now only "a a dream,
OF youth. and hope, and love, all fed,
TO my sad heart they seem.
Ipray that all thy days may flow,
In peace, calm and serene;
And may the love of long ago,
Seem but pleasant dream. KATIE.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06

and ergravers. and are Of great rarity, and very
curious in their devices and designs, and in the
texts which explain them. The president Of the
council Of this society is Sir William Stirling Max
well, bart, n. P, and Mr.. ]. erosion, the honor
airy secretary. The Rev. Henry Green. n. A., is
to be the literary editor, and Mr.. Alfred Brothers
is to superintend the publication Of the sociesys
series of volumes. u
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06

FASHIONABLE CLoTHNG.-See the advertise
ment Of our friend, Mr. G. B. Genin, II Camp
street, and visit his establishment for fine suit Of
clothes. His stock Of clothing, furnishing goods,
trunks. carpet-bsgs etc., is choice and complete,
and his prices are such as will make il to the in.
terest of every one needing anything in his line to
give him call
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06
For the SUNDAY Crescent.l
"CEsT MA LIONN ~

She Is my love. my darling,
She 90 ems 70 me so fair, so fair,
That would be the zephyr
That shakes her silken hair;
Oh shining hair
Oh sutble snare,
TEined in the golden meshes thd dtel
Yet'this and more were Taught . dare,
II might be the zephyr
That wantons with her hair.
She is my love, my darling,
And were rarely, rarely blest,t
To be the simplest flower
She wears upon her breast; q
Oh! bslmy breast! 4
or happy guest
OF latent loves yet unconfessedt
OF countless kisses yet Impressed,
Gods 'twere bliss not half expressed
To be the least of flowers,
And lie-snd die-upon her brSast.
Parish St. Mary, 3Oih November, 1863
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06

Bulwer, the greatnoyelist, In his "Caxtoniania"
advises young men to dress fully up TO their in.
come. Reflection will show that Bulwer is right.
Assuming him SO to be, the next question, arises
how and where to put that income to best advant-
age. Should any of our readers be in doubt on
such subject, we would respectfully direct their
attention to another column, where Messrs.
Garthwsite, Lewis & Stuart, 81 and 80 Camp
street, announce that they have stored in the
Tulane Buildings that palatal store, all sorts Of
dress and furnishing goods for men; shirts and
underclothing Of all sorts, and over suits of every
style and variety, are there to be had. Persons
intending purchase Of such goods viii not forget
to call at the Tulane Buildings, Nos. 81 and Ss
Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06

THE CHAMPION COOKING STovR is THE PEERLESS.
In purchasing good stove the party should take
into consideration the requisites necessary to
make it perfect. The first of which is the
economy of fuel, either of wood or coal Ito which
the above is peculiarly adspted) the next is dura-
biity and the last is the convenience of construc-
ton and elegance of finish. The Peerless EN-.
braces all of these qualities. The assortment that
Messrs. Auch q liable, lis Poydras, now have on
hand is complete and embraces every style. They
also have one of the most elegant assortments of
bird cages in this city, and their prices are as
reasonable as one could wish. See advertisement
and give them call before purchasing.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06

Do TELL.-why is Phslon's Faof de Mayo, the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errand
boys Because it is scent eyerywhere. Sold BY all
druggists.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06
THEATRICAL SUMMARY.


The week at the Opera closed last evening with
Lucia di Lamermoor,n and resulted 10 a triumph
for Mile Hasselmen, who Is daily gaining in popu-
lsri,y since she has found courage enough to ban.
ish her natural fear of the critical opinion of a
New Orleans public. The second act of Donizetu's
cherished production was rendered last evening
in a manner which would defy all criticism but
for trifing error of portion of the orchestra in
the ensemble finale, which caused little feeling
among the daendat, bot did not materially in
huence the grand and favorable effect produced
upon the audience. repetition Of " Lucia" will
receive the appreciation Of the public. Mr.. Gala.
bresi deserves unslioyed praise for his manage.
ment Of the orchestra last night. To night new
drama, "Le Mangeur de Fer"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


FORMERLY or JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
4 Nv Orleans Ia, Established in ls5r) ana ~
the las, AZ years located In C1ica2o-the most snr
ccsssul Specialist OF tire age in the treatment OF n,
disearee OF private a.,nre-can be eonaaen,lally
consulted atm Office and rooms - RAspoLrn srsyyr
eosxyR OF DE.usoxr STREET., ur srAiks. upon ~.
trestrlect of chronic, Nercurial. Syphilltc plona
ard Skin Diseases and aii Disorders OF Con.sco,.
yeusyeal Ca.rsr,ar-va.chh be cures without the p.a
OF M, fcary iodine potassn. arsenic, or any po,ao,
but with his NrrrRaIizEs positive cure iof ali I'M
nor- and blood roisons
nces Noeln,sl and Durnal Emissions. broueh. on 4,
susa of the organ early indeecreton. excessse. Z,
misunderstanding loss OF memory, confession a..
praxson dlmuess OF vision. ana often times tnsanl
H. With a deplorable train Of other eymptom.
treated and radically cured by an invaluable msthos
sayirp time and expense. All diseases peculiar ~
the sexual organs, OF private character, radicsy
Old dsseases Of the most horrible class vheye m.
blood has become poiso ned-prodacingb lotrhee On
the face small watssy ains tn the head ana
bores-ulcerned throat and nose. oofes the limb
and bodv. crofula-togethef with an endless nun,
Der OF sns.iper- enectually and perma cured
Da. JA~Es is recommended Dy the press Of he
country by professors Of medical colleges. ana \,
the medical Profession generally. Those sN,,cted
should apply TO him and be curct at once.
Dk J.sss can be consulted. confdeniiallv by ta.
ter p o. Por Cqs. Chicago H.. enclosing stapin n,
return answer. or nj HE Office and parors &c Ran
doph street. corner Of Dearborn street, from 4
n to gr NJ Ten separate rooms. and private en-
trance and exits go thst patients never come 10
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
Justprhlshed by Dr. Jsnee, two pamphlets on
Gprrs.rorruyA And Srrriris, and both eent IN
sealed envelopes TO any address. receipt of ten
cents or three red postage stamps
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Council fer ahe CarIe.e.

SW0000A IOE Bm0 O0HI000s
The boey 10 machine, and carelessness in it,
management 10 ~ sure to lead to evil results 40
carslsssnsss in the management Of steam engine.
Yet the last thing that most people think Of IL the
protection ofths delicate piece Of the Creators
handwork from the subtle causes OF dise ace BY
which II surrounded !. Il easy thing 70 repair
the system when in ruins bat there il no diieul,y
in forying it against many of the dang rs to which
1t is exposed. Guard against nervous debility. At
the fret symptom OF this fore Of more seri.
ous ailments. sustain the Tagging energies Of natare
with HoSrFTTRRs STOMACH BlrTERS. Take
IL regularly and psrsistsnty. until bodily vigor il
thoroughly restored II creates an petite, pr O.
motes-or. II might As properly be said compels-
the complete digestion OF the food ulates the &C.
cretive action ofthe liver tones and {nvigo stee the
bowels improves h, condition OF the blood, and
strengthened and regulated in al its important
functions. the fogs and exhslation Of autum prer
nant 18th the elsments of intermittent and remit.
tent fever. can make little no impression. Who
suppoees that fcvee and ague 10 An unavoidable
exl IN ertan Districts at this season OF the year
egregiousy mistaken. Az cneetualy - . dram bit OF
cold air 10 shut ont BY the closing Of q door, this
complaint, and all disorders Of . miAsmatie tyne
may be prevented by the uee OF the BiTTEkS
When sickness can be avoided by means so safe
and simple. h Il net the meres fatally neg the
proherfesi % tidotes Regarded either proven
i've OF cure for dyspepsia. blliousness. intermi,-
lent fever. nervous isorders. general debility. or
araton Rscrds Alone =
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MofIat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters.

We 6rst used in private practice In 1s23 They
werc introduced to the public In 1885, since which
time their reputation has extended. until they have
sale IN excess ola other Cathartic Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.family among civil
lied nations who have not evidence Of their
beneficial effects. Their great success ie owing to
their anforn reliability nb ases' Of Constipation,
Bilious and Stomach,c Diseases whe ther OF long
or short duration. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. One Ingredient opens the pores
ofths skin another 10 diuretie, and stimulates
proper action Of the didneys third sem ollient,
looscninE phlsgm and humor from the lungs other
properties are warming and eathartic. and cleanse
the stomach an bowels from unhealthy sssrstions.
Their com binsd effects TO- 10 regulate the impaired
functions efthe system, and to produce health. IL
10 mot asserted Nonats Pills are cure all-that they
win cure all complalnts-but under ordinary cir.
cumstaucss they may be relic spen to cure Ncr-
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plants, Colds, General Weakness, Ae. They ere
expressly made for these diseases. Millions upsn
millions Of enrss can be cited. In no single Instance
hes compliant ever come to our knowislgs, whses
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The question Il often asked why 10 Il that uo6sss
Life Pills meet with such wonderful suecees.
Because they purify the Blood. and thus remove
al causes Of diseases in the system.
Because shsy act powerfully upon the secretons Of
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Because they DO mot reduce the system bat in.
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VorcR % 1au CLHsoY
In praise ofNofat's Life PMS, which cured then
ofDyspepsis. Ipdigestien. Disease Of the Liver,
Loss Of Appetite, Headache. Fever and Ague, Bron.
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B. Rodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind. Rev. =. Canpbcll,
Anderson Ind. Rev n. b. Cook, Rockford, III.
Rev. A; J Bently San Francisco. Cal. Rev. David
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The circular around each box FULLY explains the
symptoms and effects Of each disease, specifies
treatment. furnishes. evidence, &c.
Moiiat's Life Pills ara - cent? per box. Monat's
Ph1nix Bitters. per bottle. They sold by al
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Successors to DR.. Monat and Dr. VIM. b. MoGe
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SEEClAL NOTICES..
ECONOMY is WEALTH.

tcen eubjec. Of Greatest Interest .n
Importance 10 families, aud OF Universal Inquiry
anon Housekeepers. TO find an efficient. pure and
mild defensive agent.
Mckeone. Van Hagen DC Co. ..
Tosuppy this great and general want, offer !, tie
public their article OF
S Il = A Rim AP
FOR FAMILY USE.
To- customers Who are familiar with the High
STANDARD quality Of our Rich, Flower-Scentsd. and
Family Soaps. we need no. say that oar STEARiNE
soaps made of pure materials, and contains no
deliberations Of chalk. cay silicsts Of soda, In
urious alkellss which 90 generally enter into the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which really cost
more tn the end then our Stcasine Soap beside the
injury done to the fabric by eolssing and rotting
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
cothes essd No boiling and very little rubbing.
Oss psasd win 20 - far. for any ~. - three
Lounde OF eeonoa rosia soap. o. two pounds best
;. Il requires sss than one-hsif the time and L.
Dor to do the washing Of family, that Il requires
Win the best family soap. and u warranted no' y
injuret he fabric.
4. For cleaning Paints and removing Greese, Tar
Printers and Painters will ind It an invaluable art.
Gle for ashing hands Il does not chap, but great
g. The ca periorty Of the naterisls used. and the
Soap not containing any excess o! alkalies.is more
mild than any other known washing soap, and l. an.
oubtccly tie best adapted for white and colored
clothing. we IS cambrics and lacee: snd War
rsnted not to rot tho clothee neither will they
yellow, no matter how long Kept over.
We offer our stearins Soap on its INTRINSIC
MERITS. asking for Il only fair trial. and it does
not prove satisfactory We will refund the money paid
RY DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and By the trade
gensrally. aue2odcod3m