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7rsss 1hst should BE Planted.
4 gsssssman of fAi. city who Under
seasd6 himself, and whose name would
y . surs guaranty Of the exercise Of .
peoper judgment In the premises, has
some views In relation to the selection
q tssN for planting, which srsin entire
aeooo1 witA sur own. We asked him 70
p9t1hon q paper. He did - and we
ptsassg them to the public with the hope
shat good results may follow:
1T y often asked what kinds Of trees
ohoesjd b. planted. Now In answer let
- Suggest hlack walnut and chestnut.
Both Of thooo Trees usslee . good sAade
cd both bsaS good fruit. TlSsir growth
d rapid and the lumber very valuable.
~ the pines are consumed IN the north,
~ oAHht - peovtd0 substitute, and for
thls region there IL no variety Of tree
botter adapted to our soil aud future
wants than the black walnut. Already
have the merits Of this timber become
appseclated, until the price has adj
vooced 70 nearly one hundred dollars
ood the lumber has become scarce. What
eAa) - done q supply the future waists
onoOoo prOvieiOe IL MAIDS SOW? thces.
~ oaegest that farmers obtain the
nwss, at this time In the proper cOndi-
ejoa fos plsneisig, and iDstesd Of the
white nsaple, grow black walnut from
~ ssed. Then, also, let them obtain
eAesGapts aud plant them. Where shade
= noodsd and on waste spots let the
ysung trees be planted. As an invest |
nsnt no better expenditure can be made. !
Who will start In this matter :-Dar. |
Gazette.
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Storing Potatoes.

IfpOtatoes are to he stored in q cellar,
1t must be either naturally dry or made
% b. proper drainage. The potatoes
ought also 70 bs dry when put into it
that h, they should lny for an hour OF
two q least after digging, lefore they
ars caSted to the cellar. II makes them
cleaner. Of course, to knock all the dirt
nom them while picking them up, aud
keep that which settles to the wagon
door from going into the cellar with
them; bat they will keep better in the
bin II these precautions are not taken,
and considerable portion of dry cartl,
10 allowed to 60 with them.
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Original Notice.

Z. g. welch. Plaintt1, Circuit COurt
against OF Cedar Co.
E. b. WEIGH, Elizabeth Welch, Iowa, Octo-
Geo. Taggart, and Maria Tag Der Term
cart, Calvin Mays, Rachel A. 1850.
Mays. Reason Welch, Martha
J. Welch. Margaret L. WEIGH,
William WEIGH, Mary Welch.
Mary +. WEIGH and Mary
Welch, Defendants.
1NO the above named defendants: You are
i hereby notified that there IL now ON HE In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, In
and for the county of Cedar In the state Of To-
wa, petition Of +. g. Welch, plaintiff, claim
ing Of you partition Of the following described
premises. to-wit: re Il sec. !. townshipsO, range
one ~, west; and ne sec. IL. township and
range aforesaid, in which property you have
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
day of the next term Of said court. to be begun
and held at Upton. in said county, on the 18th
day Of October. 1863, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon In
3swi PIAT'r CARR, Atty's for Pl'f.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Fer Dlsrases Of the Throot onA Laags,
sAcA - Cough, Colds, Vvhooping p
Cough. DrOnchiata, Asthnoy
and COnsuIM ptiOn. 7n*s

mkSsA NO0DOAAVSeVos
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won so widely and soSlecrly
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary conn plants. Through hnE
series of years, and among most II the races Of
ton, as it has become better known. Its uhifom
character and power to cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat, have made il known as re.
liable protector against them. While adapted 70
miller forms Of disease and to young children, It II
at the same time the most eFectusl remedy INST esH
be given for incipicnt consumption, and the dss'
gcrous affections Of the throat and lungs. asa pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of CroMp, il should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed ~ az
should be provided with this antidOtc for them.
Although settled C0nsuMpetoss IL thongM ~
curablc still great numbers Of cases where the DIS
clsc seemed settled, have been completely cured.
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete is is mastery
over the disorders Of tho Lungs and Ihroas. that
the most obstinate Of them yield to It. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Tee
tersf they subsidc and disappear.
IsfAn.a is always relieved and often wholly
Brosehisis is generally cured by taking ths
Cherrw PICTORIAL IN small and frequent uoses
! So generally are is yirtnee known That -
or do more than assure the public that ito quanss
arc fully maintained.
Pyrpars1 ~ '."' fl
m. y. G. AVER & CO.. LOWELL, AASs.
Sold by Mcnamara & Belts. TirAor. and
all druggists. h"eo"s
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Send the retail price, Washer ST. Extra wrnger r.
and we will forward Ell her both machines free Of
freight. 10 places where h selling. nnd
are we that they will he liked that agree refund
me money IT any wishes return the machine
free offreight, after months trial, according d.
reStj0ns. - n :.
drdeery Of washing with the hands fny-tsN0 days In
the year. when II can be done b4ter eNpesSi-
onsy, with less labor and injury "a rments
by a Defy Clothes Washer and n Universal Wringer
Canvassers with exclusive right OF sale make mon
ey fast selling them.
sold by dealers generally. TO whom liberal discounts
made.
II. e. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
37mB 30 Cortlandt St, New York
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THE FIRST STEAMER on THE UPPER
AIssIssIrfi.-At a recent meeting of
steamboat men in st. Louis, Capt. Clark
said that he commanded the first steam
boat that went above ST. Louis to the
falls Of st. Anthony, in 1896 and 1877.
II was low pressure steamer. and con-
vsysd army stores. The cabin was
down stairs, behind the engine, and the
ladies' cabin was In the hold. In maxi
ing the trip upto st. Anthony's Falls,
the Wisnebago Indians attacked them
near Prairie du Chen, and when he got
q IT. Smelling he reported the fact to
the officer in ommand-COlonel Smell
Ing. The Colonel furnished them will,
musksss and two baryes. The trip to
the Falls occupied three months. Re-
turning, Captain Clark and his crew
were again attacked by Indians in forty
canoes. A fierce fight, kept up for sew
esai hours, ensued, aud the Captain had
only seven men left who could fight,
the remsining ten having been killed
OF wounded. The fight ended by the
Indians getting out Of ammunition.
Afterwards General cnss, who conf
handed at Fort Crawford. sent j. 200
soldiers to punish these Indiana. Gen.
Atkinsen commanded this force aud
executed eighteen Of those redskins and
toeh ssase Asstages in order to get pos
aeasjon Of the ringlsaders. Such were
the dangers attending the early nnvi'
ea1ion OF the Missippi.-Mipauhec 'pis'
cossstn.
"Boys, what Il I'll that noise IN
aahool?'' "It's Bill Skies Initiating =
Iooomotive." aCome up here, William;
II YOU have tusnsd into <hcomotive' u
/. time YOU were switched off," Vipi
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tnal remedy 49, ssee
risd IT, know TINT II cured ti,s:1 ao::. "
not, know Tint il cures their neiKhbors ~, havs
and AL know that what it does once Il doe. ~
is composition. We have, and ~ IT, "s!:a e
sands upon thousands Of ccrti6cates n 49,. No.
BILE cures Of the following colnplsints t.aa!ka
should We paSss sse sxf's A rss'sasSSee
conditions in all climates: COn}sinin~ sssss ~
mel o. any dcleterious drug, they nav w. 81, -
serVe sa eym ~ w., enyDody Their sugar coss -
sa.s. While being purely vegetable no ~ &c e
Internal ysces e p sneif P ~
into healthy action remove DE ob. 40 ,s.k
stomach, bowels, liver, and oiler osIsNss -
20 Sody, rss.GranG eecir irregular action 70 neslS -
menss as arg The FIRST origin 81 dses.es cn ossase
Minute directions are given in the ~rr.,. .
s Soa: iSE sns following complaints WIKI . :
For 1y.rersia Or 1nAse~se,... r.....-...
1es,, n1aSaor and Les 81 XsSesss. -:
srS ia ~ acen m9deratey to stimulate hc sto.
Eor rsr.r Us nealsl:y tone and sctie1. =
toms, 1sltoos Headache, SICK MsS1GEs
Jaasasce or Green eseE1e1. Hsssss
dicosly taken for each case TO correct tSe disee.
action or remove the obstructous witch csSss n :
ao rcf Ssnf1,sTy Or l1assrAs bat ono ii.
For I s s Cont. c-.x.,>-,.
eott0n Of the Heart, lsain IN he ~.
Back and IOtns, they should he contnuousy
taken, as required, 10 change the diseased acton a.
disappear. fE'"2 =" s'''--f f-''A's'
For Drorsy and Dropsseal ~ sals.s, The,
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 prc.
dlce the effect Of drastic purge. " = ~f.~
For S.Dpression a large dose should be takea
as II produces the desired eject by sympathy. =
AS y DiAnes Pm, take one or two Fils 10 nro.
mote digestiOn and relieve the stomach. ~
An occasional dose stimulates The stous6A ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite.
vantngcOus where no serious arrangement cxista.
One who feels toerably well, often finds that aaoss
Ofthesc Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and rcnovating effect on the diges.
tive apparatus. There are numerous cases Miesa
purxative is required, which we cannot enumer.
ate here, but they suggest themselves TO everybody
and where the virtues Of this PHI are known, ~
public no longer doubt what to employ.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Words of Wisdom
OR YOVNO MEN,

FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the Rutn1 passiea In Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the Errihg and
unfortunate. Sent in scaled letter enyt lopes,
free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, Box r, PHILADELPHIA. PA. 20y1
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.., GENERAL sl,.iia ali ~
PURCHASING AGENCY
81 Exchange Place, - ..s+...

NEW YORK.
NGERCItA MIS- Families. orndiyiduals can pros.I,G
AVO through agency, anylkind OF gOQNS OF Antcs
Of ANY DrsatIpTIos sold IN the city 81 New York. a
the xsrsc ysfc~ they would pay II there themsels..
over twenty years, and thorough acquaintance ynA
he manufacturers and importers Of the city enaOhs
entire satisfaction to all with wh0Ae bpA
mess entrusted. Circulars, with list Of refA
enc. embracing every section Of the United ssasA
Il. GARDENER T. 60. +
b COMMISSION MARcHANfs.
~ Consignments Of Cotton. ,robacco and al kin
of Produce solicited and the highest market price
aimed. EE.3 = wy #E t7A#F latEf* ''S e.
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Roofing and Sp0uting.
To Owners of Horses and
TIN Cattle. @ Il

1OBIAs DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
the eure q Blsaeniper, Worms, Bots. Ccushs. fiSe
q o9s Nh cS R,s. - n oss and Colds. caghs
Inay ere Persecty ssfe and ppceaE % need nfstOp-
P.ng the working 81 your animals. They Increase the
apRe1ge, give nne coat E1anso the stomach and
urinary organs also increase the milk Of cows. Try
snsm A,lG y1a Win never he without them. The late
I'D them 6s ys1ss ca, Fhilo. .Bash u the Is
. u va ga y ".s So.lS M sse
s sce which he y never wthaut them He has over
ttwy RUNNING h0xse1 In hB charge, and for the Last
r. Alpssmittsd me % refer any one toh over
~ ootnes SeefopgD cAm b. ssop ~ ths DEPOT. tg
5od ~ DTtlggfste and Saddiers. Price d cents per
ooxfe OeRot. 10 Park Piace, New York al 4-1 a,.f
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Ayers Oathsrttc PINE
Ess an sAs paspsses - . I>x...s..
'&@ t@2+a& " o0e0e. A. -HaqSst1nyt:


Perhaps 10 a.
cine y 80 uni,c,ssl,s J
9 ' ,.s,s.I Y everyJoay :, !.
any before SO univ.ss,vss
Y adopted into M y.
~ sosneryenl1s
~ ~ clasaes. aS ~ Wl
FN!. The obyiUns ~
son e, n.lhsas,sosres,ns
" liable and far more ~
49, 49, Vssse0C 0lAA I -,
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Circuit COufl
OF Cedar Co.,
Iowa, Oct0-
Der Ter m ,
1850.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, February 4.

WAsHINGToN, February q.
The President has directed the AttOr-
ney General to make report in the
case of DR.. Mudd, as preliminary to
pardon. The friends of Mudd, say they
have no doubt he will soon be set at
liberty. This belief is based upon what
the President told them.
The Committee on Reconstruction
were to-day to have decided definitely
as to the restoration of Virginia to the
Union, but postponed action in corse-
quence of Information that another del
egation from that State Is now on the
way to Washington. The committee
decided 10 report bill removing polit
ical disabilities from u number of per-
sons in the South.
Mr.. Holbrook, delegate from Idaho,
having used grossly insulting language
to Mr.. Butler on the discussion of the
Indian appropriation bill, was brought
before the bar of the House, in charge
OF the Sergeant-at-Arms, and severely
censured by the Speaker.
The Committee on Ways and Means
have agreed TO report the bill introduced
by Mr.. Schenck on the Goth of January,
to strengthen the public credit, and re-
lating to contracts for the payment of
coin, pledging the faith of the United
States to the payment of bonds in coin.
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0hHQmtelIiqrtrerr:
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.
JTuTVD0nAv Eah 4 II

bENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. 4, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. D. w. Fisher.
The following bills were reported
from Committees, and read the first
time:
Authorizing Nathan Liggett, of Up
shur county, to sue, without taking the
suitors' test oath.
TO amend and re-enact section IL. OF
chapter -, Of the Code OF West Vir-
ginia.
TO amend and re-ennct the charter OF
the town Of New Martinsville, in Wet
eel county:
TO prevent the destruction of small
game.
To relieve ]. B. Solomon, of Taylor
county, from taking the teachers test
cath.
Mr.. Hoke, from the judiciary, re-
ported substitute for the bill offered
by Mr.. Chapline, on yesterday, entitled
"a Bill legalizing the acknowledgment
and recording of deeds in Jefferson
county, in 1863" The substitute was
passed.
MIR. Phelps introduced bill to re-
peal the act passed February II, 1867,
providing for the improvement of the
navigation Ofthe Great kanawhu River.
The bill passed.
Mr.. Workman presented the pay roll
Regiment Va. militia. Referred to the
Committee on Military affairs.
The reports made by the Judiciary
Committee on yesterday, that it was
inexpedient 10 legislate ON the repeal
of the attorneys test oath, and reliev-
ing Thomas 4. Bradford from taking
the attorneys test oath, were adopted.
The hour OIL o'clock having arrived,
the Senate proceeded to the election OF a
public printer.
Messrs. John F'rew and Lewis Baker
were put in nomination.
ON the first ballot Mr.. Frew received
II: MIR. Baker, 3; and Mr.. G. d. Hall, q
The joint ballot resulted as follows:
For Mr.. Frew, SO votes, Mr.. Baker,
Is votes, and MI. Hall, votes. Whole
vote. "a; necessary TO u choice, IS. SO
MIR. Frew, having received majority
was declared elected Public Printer.
The following House bills were
tabled:
Providing for filling vacancies IN the
Office of Circuit Judge.
ApprODriating money to pay the ex-
penSes of the Committee OF Investiga-
ton, of the affairs of the Lunatic Asy-
lum.
The following bills were tabled:
On motion OF Mr.. Price-RelieviHg
Joseph II. Pendleton from taking the
test oath.
ON motion of Mr.. Cather-Appropri.
HtinG 81 600 to Il certain turnpike.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate proceeded to the election
of State Superintendent of Free
Schools.
Messrs. Ii. A. G. Ziegler and W. r.
White were placed in nomination.
The first ballot was as follows:
For Mr.. Ziegler, Is votes; Mr.. White
votes and Mr.. Wells 2 votes.
The joint vote was as follows:
For Mr.. ZieRler. 81 votes; Mr.. White
4 votes, aud Mr.. Wells, II votes. Whole
vote cast 20; necessary to choice 36.
SO Mr.. Iiegler was declared elected.
Adjourned.
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EUROPE.


LONDON, February4.
Dispatches from Athens, announce
the probable adherence OF Greece to
the Protocol of Conference.
The appeal recently made in the case
of Costello, the American citizen con-
victed of completely in the Fentan re-
volt has been denied.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February 4.
Late South American advices say the
reported Brazilian forces have gone to
Ascunsion, to establish q Provincial
Government.
MADRID, February 4.
Bands of Carlists have made their
appearance in Catalonia. They came
from the Valley of Andorra, and seek
to produce rising against the Provi-
slonal Government. Troops have been
sent to disperse them. The press of the
city, fearing civil war, urge the Gov
ernment to take active measures, and
the people to unite against the renc-
tionary party.
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geant-at-Arms to bring Mr.. Holbrook to
the bar of the House, administered the
censure ofthe House.
Mr.. Holbrook then retired, and the
discussion was continued at some
length. The bill then passed.
Mr.. Schenck offered the following
privileged resolutions:
Iowa, and John V. L. Pruyn, OF New
York, be appointed tellers on the part
of the House of Republicans, to count
the ELECTORAL votes for President and
Vice-President of the United States.
The speaker stated that for obvious
reasons the chair desired the House to
take the responsibility of making those
appointments, instead of himself.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Logan introduced bill provid.
ing for the payment of the national
debt, and for the reduction of the rate
OF interest thereon. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Recess till 1890
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MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS. February 4.

SI. hOOLSI CeDEuuEy 4.
A delegation of the prominent ladies
of st. Louis arrived at jefferson City
yesterday, with a petition from the
Woman's Suffrage Association of Mis-.
souri,, asking the Legislature to pro-
vide for the amendment of the State
Constitution so as to strike the word
"mRle" from that instrument. The Pc
tition will be presented this afternoon,
at which time addresses will be made
by some OF the ladies on the subject of
female suffrage.
The House yesterday passed a bill
which provides that any joint stock
company or association from another
State transacting business in this State
may sue or be sued in Courts of this
State
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CANADA,
MONTREAL, February 4

Es111AI1t
While the concert and ball at st. Pat
rick's Hall was in progress last night
q 900 persons present), a cry was raised
that the roof was giving away; all rush
getting out the roof fell with crash.
Several persons were injured, but it is
hoped none were killed.
The snow storm continues with great
furv Travel is stopped,
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, February4.
A bill was introduced in the Legisla-
ture to-day to tax life insurance COM
panies one half of one per cent on all
premiums, and thus create a new source
of revenue. The committe on procur-
ing bronze statue for Gen. Kearney
and marble one for Richard Stockton,
reported that they would cost SIT, 900.
But $4,000 has as yet been appropri.
nfn1
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 4.
An affray occurred at the Catholic
fair last night in which William Rice, a
well-known sporting man, formerly of
New Orleans. was stabbed and probably
mortally wounded by drunken man
named Tim McGrath, who was arrested
after terrible resistance. Only after be-
ing knocked senseless by the police,
after three of them had been badly cut,
McGrath was committed to Jail.
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ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. February 4.

CHICAGO, February 4.
In the Legislature to-day, joint
resolution was passed submitting to
the people an amendment to the Illinois
constitution, that the Legislature shall
have no power to release the Illinois
Central railroad from the payment of
any tax on gross receipts.
1t Is positively asserted in Springfield,
that Governor Palmer will veto Fullers
bill to regulate railroad fares.
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Rirer and weather.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.
The river has risen 8 feet inches,
with Is feet inch in the channel
Weather cloudy; Thermometer 800. 1t
rained the fore part OF last night-then
snnWad
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, February4 4.
Lewis Davis was hanged at 12:45 p.
m m: today, at C9yah9gs County jan,
dependence, last September.
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PENHsYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.
A large dry goods jobbing house fail
ed here to-day. Liabilities said to be
five hundred Thousand dollars, seventy
Thousand of which are due house in
this city,
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Hoohand's German Bltters.
AMI:
HODFLAEu'S GERMAN TON ~

ITSEl' "A ENGAJ II ~ = ~ u - AAOb-Nl.
PhlLADELPHIA,F PA.
Thirty. five years since they were first III
trOduceL INTO this country nom GeIIIunS,
during which time they nave unuOubieuiS
peifuI med more cures, and enCtlted Autier-
ing humanity TO Il 81 cate : extent, than any
other remedies known to The public.
These remedies Will Ell, ctuaIy cure Liver
Complaint, JAundice, uyspepSls, Chronic OK
SiscsSs SstSS9s Of fSSS SS d and All 6st
ses arising frO.n DlsordCred Liver,
stomach or lutt.- IInes.
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There is no medicine cxtant equal to these,
remedies il su :h cases. a tone ana visUr ia
impaired TO Inc whole sy stem; the appetite ~
strengthened, food il enjoyed, the stomach
digesis properly, the blOOd Is purIrcI, the
complexion becomes sound and healthy
the yellow tinge ls erudIcaled from the Q, es, II
bloom is given To the checks ana the we;ik
and nervous invalid becomes strong ana
healthy being.
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who sale Drug gis ts
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents for :.west:::vIrginIa.
n0v27.dccd&weow
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PRICES.
Hoohand's German Bitters per bottle 81 o.
Hollands Germen Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 SO per bottle or half dozen for
R6-Do not forget to examine well the ar
icle you tuy, In order to get the genuine,