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n0ettn.
TO ROSA.

Not in the Grccian isles.
Not where the brigh, flowers of lllysus shine,
Fer moved breathing form whose beauty vile
Could match with thine
Not where the golden glow
OF ltaly'> clear sky is pure and clear,
Not where the bealtc0us waves OF Lcman 1oW,
Hast thou thy peer.
Nof who're the sunlight falls
ON bright CirVaSSia, through the pcrfilmed air,
Nor in old >tamboul'S oriental halls
DWes one so fair.
No failed form of old,
Not hers who rose from out the foaming sea,
Tho deemed more fair than ausht of earthly mould
Transcribed thee.
In thy dark eyes Il spell
OF beauty fingers, but their glance of fire,
W hen thy proud spirit is aroused, might Quell
The lions ire.
Thou moycst tlauntingly
As the light cloud that to the zephyr yields.
But with step proud az queens might be
DER conquered fields.
And thou hast that strange gift,
The @ii1 Of genius, high and proud and strong.
NJ whose behe>t thoughts, beautiful and swift.
Around thee throng.
They come TO thee from far.
From air and earth and oceans boundless deeps
They rush in glory from each shining star
On Heavens blue sleeps.
They leap from carthS far bounds
Forth from the red volcanoes depths they start
From bow and cloud they loat-and gather round
1hy burning heart.
Then at thy high command
They Stand I'LL malshallcd in thy peerless lay
y some great warrior marshal~ his proud band
In bright array.
Thy hand has power to trace
Words cndealing yon planets flame.
Words that forever, mid our changing race,
VIII keep thy name.
Linked with bright song alone.
That name DER times Withdrawing waves will
sweep,
A. DER the water sweep the buglc tone
At midnight deep.
fhy magic strains will make
\ portion OF carl's living music. heard
Forever. like the cadence Of lake
And breeze and bird.
The world of nature glows
In Thy bright page more lovely TO the eye.
~ when, Ger hill and plain, the sunset throws
IL golden dye.
And thou art very dear
To many hearts, thou bright and gifted one.
Ny. men adore thee, a. the Persian seer
.AI0rrd the sun,
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

NO. Il I u NN1 l.,
| Opposite Revere House, BOSTON
TNHE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in a
i nouncng that they have secured the services of the
eminent and well known DIR. A. Ii. HAYES, late sur.
gcon IT, s. Army, Vice President of Columbia College
OF Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular medical
yArION,' written by DIR. Hayes. 1t treats upon the
Errors Of Youth, Premature Decline Of JH'nhood SEM
mai UenhneSs, and all Diseases and lbuSes of the CEN
erdtire organs. Thirty thousand copies sold the last
year. 1t is indeed book for every man-young in
particular. Price only $l.G0.
This Institute has just published the most perfect rea
tisc of the kind ever offered to the public. entitled
EASES prouscy illustrated with the very best cngrav
ngs. This book is also from the pen Of DR.. Hayes.
Among the various chapters may be mentioned, The
Mystery of Life Beautiful Offspring Beauty, its value
to Woman -Marrage,-General Iygenc of Woman, )
Pubcrty-Change of Lfc,-EXccsscs of the Married.
Prevention to Conception SC. In beautiful French CLOTH
$500; Turkey Morocco full gilt $3.50 Either of these
books sent by mail securely sealed postage paid
receipt of price.
Thoughtful clergymen recommend these books for their
high moral tone, and all eminent and skul physicians
earnestly recommend them to the public the only
scientific and reliable treatise of the kind published
America.
"AyoID ALI. QUACK OR ADVERTISING DoCToRs AND
GET THESE POPULAR BooKs."-t inner. Journal Of
Wedic0l Scisnre.
THE "PEARoDY JOURNAL OF IIEALTH,' DR.. Hayes
Editor. TERMS one dollar year in advance. Address
as above
As-ATEERr II. HAYES. NJ. d., Resident and Con-
sultiug Physician.
N. R-Dr. II may be consulted in strctest confidence
all diseases requiring skill and Experience
lNvIoLAELE SEC tESY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. 1yr1
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twenty-five Square Feot

more heating surface than any furnace of the size
can give without them.
BY placing the vapor pan where it should be,
above the heating :asssia rsstHs. to restore huuld
ty Pasfu Of water should be evaporated, where only
pints now.
1t is law of nature that the higher the temperature,
the more water air will and must contain. If Furnace
air be not suppcdby proper apparatus the supply will be
drawn from any and all sources Even from the lungs Of
those respring it. If they happen to be weak much
the worse for the lungs.
1t is we'll known fact that the Sirocco winds of the
Sahara and Arabian deserts become the baly air of
aly by passing the Mediterranean sea, after
ing heated and taking upa proper and healthtu per
cent. of humidity
Hence claim this Furnace TO be the most powerful
well the most economical heater at present in ex-
stencc and will warrant our No. to do the work of
any No. eight of any older pattern offered to the
public.
AS to durability, will come under bonds that they
shall last as long any reasonable nun expects amy
Furnace to last.
And will warrant every one TO give perfect satisfaction.
BHrstoye and Furnace work Of az kinds promptly and
faithfully executed. =. =. E3ERssH1Y IL %e3H.
5mosiS Nc. 80 Saain Street.
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Challenge Accepted.

~ DAVID L. CROSS of Iinconvi,lc has
In put out a handbill relative to his stallion
f6& Young Buchanan in which he makes the fol-
s1A4 lowing challangc
"Ihc owner of this horse will be ready, in fifteen days
after the is over, to match him against any
stallion six years old, raised and owned in Waldo or
Knox Counties"
accept the above challenge and name as the stallion
to trot against Young Buchanan the Bay Stallion Harry
IIayford, owned by Harrison IIayford, of Belfast
will match him, above tor 500 side The trot to
take place the Belfast track on the 2lst day of Au
gust next mile heats best three in five, to harness.
DAVID FLANlLI.
Belfast, July 81 1860. iw3
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UNKLEE'E
Golden Eagle Furnace

Is the result Of thirty years practical experience in
the Furnace business and not only combines in Fur
advance with new plans, following strictly by natural
laws however simple they may be. Viz:
BY exposing very large surface directly to small
amount Of fuel.
By making large amount Of atmospheric air mpinge
directly upon this large surface at once to take the
heat to the rooms TO be warmed.
BY taking advantage of comparative expansion and
construction of metals i'll the combination OF its parts,
so as to prevent the escape OF gas.
by preserving lire day and night, by the modern mode
Of mounting doors and regulators.
By rejecting ali friedrich and non-conductors subst-
tuting very heavy tire pot, - inches thick at the
points OF combustion, thus saving the heat hhero ab
sorbcd by brick and melted coal viii adhere
iron, it can never clinkcr nor require lining.
BY easy manner and convenience in tending Furnace
y addtiod OF eight radiators upright around hc blaze,
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& q u II Y O N
To Females in Delicate Health

nH. BOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. ENpr-
~ corr ST. BosroN, is consulted daily all dist;s-
incident to the female system. Prolapsus Utcr or
Falling Of the Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and
other menstrual arrangements all treated on new
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
very few days. So invariably certain is this mode
Of treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person rejoces in perfect health
Or. Dow doubt had greater experience i'll the
Of diseases Of women than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston 4 few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole atten
ton office practice for the of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges no superior in the
United States.
N. B.-All letters must contain dollar or they will
not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. to or. NJ.
Boston, July %, 1869. ly4
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A lady whose deceased husband had not
enjoyed continuous fow'of felicity during
life, was asked at seance one night if she
would not like to have a communication from
his spirit. 81 believe not she said, 'if he's
got no more spirit in the other world than he
had in this its not worth bothcrin@ about :"
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A young lady, while walking with a gentle
man stumbled, and when her companion, to
prevent her falling, graspcd her hand some
what tightly, she simpered ''oh; sir, if it
comes to that, you must ask my pa.
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Eastern State
NORMAL SCHOOL,
CASTINE, MAINE,
AUGUST 18th,

AUGUST 18th,
and continue II weeks.
The high reputation which this school has during
the past two must commend it to all who desire to
become efficient teachers.
Tuition and most of the Text Books free
Board $3.50 per week. Good accommodations for self
boarding. rooms neatly furnished each convenient for
two Students may be obtained for 90 cents per week
Expenses may thus be reduced to about - per week.
Applicants if females must be least Is years age
males Il. Each pupil must bring certificate of good
moral character. For particulars address Principal
Board of Instruction.
G. T.. FLETCHER. Principal.
Miss H. B. COFFIN, Miss }. r. SWEET. Miss A. ?
CATE, Teachers.
Mr. j. w. DRESSER, Teacher Of Music
Mr. MARK HARDEN, Teacher of Penrianship
DR.. N. I. TRUE. Lecturer on Geology. dw5l
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SELFHELP FOR THE ERtIMG. Words Of Cheer
- for Young Men, who have fallen victims to SOCIAL
EVILS, desire a better MANHOOD, Sent in sealed
velopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI
TON, Box 7, Philadelphia, Pa.
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BIIAETAB SIT
CI TY BONDS
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

pA A DECISION OF the Commissioner If Internal
- Revenue just received, these bonds not liable
to the internal tax OF FIVE PER CEN f. like
railroad bonds, or bonds given by towns elite, in
railroad, or by way OF loan OF credit a railroad
company.
This consideration gives Belfast City Bonds GRE Az
ADVANTAGE over the bonds OF towns and cities which
are subject to this tax and makes them by far the mo
desirable Investment in the market.
Nearly fifty thousand dollars of these bonds were snt
before the decision of the Commission was receive d.
and investors will lind for their advantage to send in
iedtatciy as be given that any thing
more than limited amount Will be dsposedo OF former
rates. TIMO. IiIDRNnlkE
tho City Treasurer,
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For sale by all DruggistsIn Belfast.

q. sNA WILL BE FORFEITED BY DR.. L. DIX
-DSfO if falling to cure in less time than any
other physician more efcctuay and permanently, with
less restraint from occupation less exposure to all
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married and Single ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS,
Mercual Affections; Erupons and all diseases of the
skim Ulcers of the Nose, Throat and body Pimples
the Face; Swelling Of the Joints; Nervousness Constu
tional ana ether Weaknesses in youth and the ad
vanccd at I'LL ages, OF
BOTH SEXES SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS

STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
TO avoid and escape imposition of foreign and native
qnacks, numerous i'll Boston than in other large
cities,
proudly refers to Professors and respectable Physicians
many Of whom consult him in critical cases. because OF
his acknowledged skill and reputation attained through
so long experience practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
be not robbed and your suergs in being deceived
by the lying boasts, Misrepresentation false promises
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKs,
who know little of the nature and character OF Special
Diseases, ana less to their cure Some exhibit forged
Diplomas of Institutions Colleges which existed
any part of the world; Others exhibit Diplomas of the
Dead, how obtained, unknown; not only assuming and
advertising in names of those inserted in the diplomas,
but further their imposition of other eel
ebracd physicians long since dead Neither be deceived
QUACK NosTRUMMAKERs,
through false certificates and references and recommend
ations OF their medicines By The deod who cannot expose
or contradict them or who besides to further their i'm
Of The qualities and effects of different herbs and plants
and ascribe all the same to their Pills Extracts, Specifies
&c, of which, if not ALL contain Mercury, because
of he ancient belief of its curing everything, but
known to q XIII more than is cured and those not
Killed, constitutonaly injured for life.
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND
NOSTRUM-MAhERS.
Through the ignorance Of the Quaek Doctor knowing
other remedy, he relies upon MERCURY, and gives it
maker, equally Ignorant, adds to his socalIed Extracts
Specific, Antidoe, &c. both relying upon its effects in
ways Throughout the land but alas nothing Is said Of
the balance, some of whom die, Others grow worse and
LETT lngcr and suffer for months years until
cyed cured, possible by competent physicians
But ALL QUACKS ARE NOT IGNORANT.
Notwithstanding the foregoing facts known to
some quao doctors and nostun makers yet regardless
OF the lite and health of others, there those among
them who perjurc themselves, contradcting giving
mercury TO their patients or that It is contained in their
nosruns that the 'usual fee" may be obtained for
proiessedy curing, "the dollar " fraction of it,
may be obtained for the nostrum 1t is thus that many
deceived, also and spend large amounts for expert
mcnts with quackery.
DIR. DlX'S
charges very moderate. Communications sacTedly
confidential, and all may rely him with the strietest
an confidence whatever may be the disease con
ditUn situation of any one, married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail and Express to all parts Of the
United States,
insure Il answer.
Address Dir. H. DIX No 2l Fndicott st. Boston, Mass,
Boston Jan. lS09-l Jr
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Capt. WA. -. DENNssnN.

IIIE STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND ha,,..
been put in complete order the past winter Mi,
commence her regular thrice weekly trips between Pan
iand ana landings on the Fcuobscot River and RI,
leaving Portland on Monday April 18th, al 10 o'cI,.l
L. ~, or on the arrival Of the Express Train from
BOSTON Leaving Belfast on Monday "wednesday an +
Friday mornings at 9 o'clock. "
rassengers VII be ieketed through to Boston and al
lhterlnehlhte stations, arriving the same evening
Returning will leave Portland every Nondly Wcdp..
Jay and Friday evening at 10 O'clock
t i.chhoh" is one OF the strong, It and safest boat
assehgeis are assured that every pains will De taken
ensure their comfort ami safety
Belfast, April 7. lcGy. tClg
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Boston and PenobsCot River

MI ERCHA ANTS LINE.
I AsaaFz'A The Steamship wm.r.nnErrs
gakAa AApA will leave Rowes Wharf Boston, Tor Ban
h1zsyi.s.A gor every Thursday at II H. touching nj
Belfast, Sandy Point, Bucksport and Winterport Re
turning Will leave w Interpret every Monday at -
5onnblc rates
=. - LEWIS n GO, Agents.
No. j2 Main street.
belliS'' oct "a. lGt
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
poisons.
As its name implies, it does Cure, and does not
1all. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine Bismuth
Zinc, nor any other mineral poisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise Injuries any patient. The
number and Importance gifts cures in the ague dis
trcts, are literally beyond account, and believe
without parallel in the history of Ague medicine
Our pride is gratifled by the Acknowledgements we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
unaccllmated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro-
tected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Lirer Complaints, arising from torpdity
OF the Liver it is an excellent remedy stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER & Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, $I.OO PER BOTTLE.
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Uefu advertisements.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

ENOR XION'S HERALD to Jan. LIST, 1879.
Il hrst-class Illustrated Religious Journal of IL pages.
land 50 so year in advance Specimen copies free.
+. D. WINSLOW, Publisher, II Cornhill Boston.
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DIR. l.. DHK'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,

DIR. l.. DHXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
FL Entlicott Street, Boston, Mass.
arranged that patients hear each other
Recoect the only entrance to his Office is No. I'll hav
ing connection with his residence consequently
family Interruptions that account any person
hesitate applying At his office.
DIR. DIN
boty asserts, and it cannot be contradcted except by
quacks who will say do anything peIjure them
selves, to impose upon patients that he
Is THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN L
ADVERTISING IN BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment of Special Diseases fact well
known to many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants, Hotel
propreors, &c. that he is much recommended and par
ticularly to
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"Yonr handwriting is very bad indeed
said gentleman to a young college friend,
who was more addicted to boating and crick-
citing than to hard study: ''you really ought
to learn to write better" SAY, ay," return
ed the young man; ''it is all very well for
you to tell me that, but if | were to write bet
ter, people would be finding out how spell. -
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Remember the Place
2mos5I No. lshenis Row.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
A CInnlcr In CITY Lilr.

From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
Among the instances OF splendid misery
which occur among the higher class, that
of tile funeral Of n once leading finnncicr is
recorded rs having taken place within a
few days past Tho fcnne WAS n pnIatial
mansion which the man had built in tho
days of his wealth, but which his family
was about to yAcale forever. Mr.. --- had
risen by degrees to the Office of bank Pres
ident, and being considered an able Gnan-
Cier, had the unlimited control of the
banks funds. Up to 1861 his life was one
of great prosperity and he had at tire age
of fifty accumulated $3.50, 600. With q
view of making n still greater fortune he
embarked i'll heavy speculatiOns, which
turned against him, until he sunk ovory-
thing he had The matter could not rcst
here Driven by the excitement ofnn almost
frenzied BRAIN he renewed his specu-
latons, using tho capital of the bank
with similar ill-succcss, and this, too, was
so on sunk. The bank failed, the President
became insane, and was sent to mad
house. After years detention he died
and his body was brought to his former
home. His funeral closed that home for
ever. The house will be sold and the
widow and daughter will struggle on MS
best they can. The latter, fortunately hns
acquired good musical education, and is
now giving lessons on the piano. Such is
one of tho incidents in the history of spec
ulation.
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Honis Questions ior the sIcI,Iy mud
Dehilllnlnh.

10 ID worth whlo TO ondure pona torture aitor eyory
NEAL when Indigestion can be emne relieved and
permanently cured by no agreeable q remedy HOS.
TETTERS SToM AOH BITTERS2
Does u pay to be compelled by debility and languor
10 abandon actlyo business whom brain, nerve and
muscle oan bO braced up, and tho whole ~ aom rosor
cd 10 a healthy condition. by course Of lIOsTEr-
TGR'S BITTERS2
Why approach tho dlnnor-lablo daily with posityo
disgust for all that Is sayory and dolcious, when n
vigorous appetite for tho painoa faro IL crea cd
by tho uso Of Ii0STETTERs BIT1ERsY
IN Il wise TO live In this bright world AZ II Il wero
dungeon, gloomy, discontontod and miserable when be
first case OF hypochondrIa bo curod in week by
such n pleasant and wholesome ercant As IOSTET
TER'S BlTrERSH 0-l.
Gan II be possible that any person Of bIious habit will
the risk Of remttont lover bous colo, whom ho
can tone and regulate the Rroat aooretvo organ with
H0yrErFER'S Bl'TTEItS2
In II not species Of moral insanity for any merchant
iarmor. mechanic, traveller 10 bo without tho best
moRn anfdoto In the effects OF poisoned air and inn
pure water, HOsTETTER's BITTERsS
Considering tho barrassing and depressing nature OF
the functional derang ngemenls 10 which woman ia sub
iect not asonehng that any invalid Of the feeber
eer should hoaa TO sock tho certain relief afforded
N spch Ssses by tho genial operation OF HosFlr
Those arc questions OF doepor interest than any OF
th political d0gmas 0f tho day and those whom they
concern arc invited 10 gvo them something than
a passing thought
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no coNsUMPTIVEs.

THE Advertiser. having boon restored to health
fOw weeks by avery simple remedy after having suor
cd several yeaswith severe lung affection, and tha
droad disease. Consumption anxious 10 mako known
to his fellow sufferers, tho means OF euro.
To all who desire IT, he will send COPY OF
scrpLon used (iroo of charged with tho directio
preparing and using tho same which they will
SURE OURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTHMA BRoNCn
TTs, oc Tho object OF the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in.
formation which ho cOncoives TO bo nvaluablo and he
hopes evoT sufferer will Try his romedy AZ Il will cost
thOm nothing, aud Tnay prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will please addreas
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings, County, No York.
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SpeGlal aOtltes.
STOP THE R0RRER.
CURE YOUR COUGH.
ALIENS LUNG HALsAM.
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY

Amoa WoOlly, M d., OF K0scuska Co., Indiana aava.
y Eor three years past have used Aliens Lung BasSm
HEtenaiVoy in my practice and am sntisied there Ia
better medicine for lung diseasesi in useW
RaG Il, Doren M. d., OF Logan Co., Ohio. anys:--
AAnonB Lung Basam not only soils rapidly but gives
prect Satisfaction In every within my knoW
haynR confidence In u and knowing that ID possessea
valuable medical properties freely use IL in my daily
prictico and with unbouudod suceesa Al an aynsciH
ever yet known"
Dr, Fletcher, Of Missouri says: N recommend yout
and IL RvoB satisfaction. ON@s"'
Aliens lang Baisam Is the remedy 10 euro all Lung
and Throat Difficulties IL should bethorouRhv testad
before using any Other Basam. IL will cure when al
others hil. DiIeotions accompany each bottle
J. N. HARRIS q 90, Sole Pronr'e
Sold by all DrugGstA Cincinnati. Ohio.
- Sold At Milwaukee by H. Bosworlh a Sons Greene A
Buttoh, Rice 4 Rising, Drake Bros, Dohman, Schmidt
o., and all Milwaukee Druggsts