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is tftr hesf In inch NATTER. male or female FL.
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, 1870-10-22
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL. ..-...
III resrert rsuIlar,y 1aectfd to TT It, hare sess
faith iu is rnfst: lo~,ts. ToH:s truly,
1i1.LAs j. BENNETT,
R-v. VIM coGswELL, west2ctt, cona.
J. L. e. CANNON. p1uesht. Wotpost coan
II. u WHEELER. ESQ.,, Westpost Couu
BRADLEY HULL. E-q.. Wcst7ost, Conn.
Dr.. WAKEAAN; Reading. conn.
r. W RoBEssos, " - n:uesi-t. New
York City. :.
And many otbsst. Il ucccsss1y.
Cure Of Kidney and Bladder AfIec-
tion Of a Patient IS Tears
OF Age.
THAMES TO Mr.. HKLMBoLp.
G94Rp, Ps., Ma,rh u. fsde
Etisor EI*zso4s;is<
fdtsize II m unsolicited tribute to the merits 0!
HklAaoLHS HtCHu snd for the .henedt Of thosa
AnHaFS Afflicted ~ myself. 70 say that after consult
ns Exnr eminent rh5.ctans aud tytasuesrty iii the
bess saveraed rr1nedies in the rain hops of ihadxx
rliet tson aggravated kdney aud bladder di.ea,es,
sso1n ~h1eh have suffered i7ee4Asntiy 70. aay Year.
good fortune finally suxse%sed Il, ue HktMBOLD's
BEClIC. which commenced uafus with little faith.
asd 40 aapa:eat tcstcial rtsa.s. fs: aa,u. month
At the expiration Of sk4s s:as hoxayrr I fshnurht
, 1870-10-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Oc. Il.
shst1ncn1s M Ut i've stock during ttc week, up 10
, 1870-10-22

Certificate Of 4 Distinguished Mid
wife.
PHuAIE1rtltA. Aus. IL, i1Y
Kn. UEINhpu.
SUI: ! have n.si your Extract Rnclu with n,auy q,
nay pa'leAt', aud cah trak ef IL IN the his-.t terms IN
every rasr. ad eonstrE il remedy sni on
that should te in tht hands Ct every u,iiwlfc.
Very t7uls yours,
REDECCA STANTON, MD,
, 1870-10-22

i Case OF Inflammation Of hidneys
and GFaTei.
Fsu,u N,na *. .zE1- : c.,
Gls$eIo~. N..soa::. Fee. j. isss.
NR II. 7. Htixpo1n:
DEAR SIR: Alb: ut two ytass AGO Wis troubled with
10th Inflammation ei lie kidney. snd G.ave1. .r4 l
1es7Estd to t~vtsa sena.its. without deriving any
hSnefi whatever: And tccsnx your E1raAcr Brc.r
Advertised. procured few boIts, and u.~d them.
TIE setu1s was eoaete eufe IN short time. I.eessl
your E11HAcr BrcHu tc be decidedly the be., reuo,y
ext.nt for any And al dseases Of The E3dprr. xna
An quite confident that Il will d, .I you eIai fr IT
You NAV pualsh this xou de.ire 20 70 do.
ToHz4 respectfully.
HDW1S f. EE.tZEL
, 1870-10-22

----,-.s-.,----.-E
A REMINDER.

IA &RhaH& IN Ell.
To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
To Sufferers from Liver Com.
plant,
To those having no appetite,
To those with Broken Down
Constitutions,
To Nervous People,
To Children Wasting Away,
To any with DebiEtated Diges<
tive Organs,
Or suffering rrifh a7sy OF xk~
fotfcsris.g symptoms, scIs&cI. In.
dicafe disortfered Lfres-os- Ssors-
ach,
Such - Corsti.
patton, Inward Piles,
fnluess OF Blood to The
Head, Acidis7 Of TIE
s1ozcAch. NAUSEA, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Full
Eess o. Weight in tke s:oz.
aeA, so2r Esuess:icns, Sinking
or f1utteEi9g At tbs Pit Of tSa
Stomach. Swimming ni tho Head.
Hurried and Dltticult Breathing, ,Flut-
teFiug at the Heart, Choking or suffo-
eating Sensations when In Lying Pos.
to-e. nimness Of vision+ Dots ox
Webs before tho Sight, Fever aud
Dull Pain in tbs Had, Deficiency
Of Perspiration, yellownsss oi
the SKIN and Eyes, Pain In
tie side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c., Sudden F1nshes Of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant 1naginings d
Evil, and Great De-
pression Of
Sujrits
, 1870-10-22

See Journal Of Pharmacy.
See remarks made by Dr.. Ephraim
Mcdowell, celebrated Physician, and
member Of the Royal College Of Sur
gecn*, Ireland, and published In the
transactions Of tho King and Qucea's
Journal.
See Medico Chtrurgiea1 Review, pub
Eshed by Benjamin Traverse, Fellow Of
Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
See Pref. Dewees' valuable works en-
the Practice Of Physie.
See remarks made By the late cele-
brated Dr. Physick, Philadelphia.
And met ct the late Standard Work. ou Medicine.
See medical rspf<ts.cr ecutaIn3 In Dscen.atory Of
the United St,tet Of which the following IL eorrre
COPY:
BCCIlC.-1te cdor Il strong. ai:z.tve aad somewhat
aromatic ta.tc il bi:terilh. and aaalasou1 to that al
MssL 1t Is e!ren chiefly in roplaiats of the u:lnaEJ
orrans sueh Eavc chFonie cats:.h Of the bladder
morbid irritation Of the b.ider and urethra. diseases
Of the rroetsAse gland. and retention ae7noeace Of
ainc. from ost Of tont ia the Parts concerned Ia ite
evacuation. II has Also becn Recommended In dEs
dsppsv.
, 1870-10-22
CKAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,

E0rmcTly c. u. jackson & Co,
77<*e Remedies are for aals BY Drsggists,
Storexeepers, and Medicine
Dealers t5eryMhers.
, 1870-10-22
Manhood tsnd TOuthfaI T{x17
In ErEatncd by HE1Mpol11.1 E1rRAct RrcHr
DT. RAphapl

Det7ihes 6iss1fes wtthout Any Information from th.
nati+Et And cures without exptslents or The u-e D.
Treatment. ~ F.tt MAdieen<t. up st.E.. Coe.sltt
11n r. r. sen9 s'srnty fEc certs for I'LL "GUIus
, 1870-10-22

KAurA1, y, j., Dec 2, isd9.
VIZ. The unde.F!sued. are well acquainted With II.
Frtczpan. OF RAILWAY. and know that he has been =
long time suaeroE In the wort possible to'. fes ts
rs fou, yeass and that be has been eutre5 eure by
the nse OF :" HelmboA'a B1thn":
J.w. SAVAGE. r1-Maynr
FRANK LA BbU. President Of Council.
VIM. RICHARDS. C3ezk Of Council
PETER A. EASTA, Councilman
va. BROWN, Councilman
J. S. S. MEI1CK. CouretImAn.
LEWlS HOFF, Countiln1an-
]. B. STRx EER, Merchant
, 1870-10-22

E1cfHbofd's Extract Ruchu
txcs health aad Eixor to the frame and bfporu to b.
fa!lid thek neht1ity r. accompanied By rsnr a1ara
te And 10 Treatment IL eub,pIttrd ~ can
.lEnrtton: aten atty. or rp:lart!- Az .-sne ~ 4e-
, 1870-10-22
Take no Moro Unpleasant and
Unsafe Remedies
Ti,osc who Are Sick. or

ESSAYS FOR ynuSG MIN, Cd Sn<t.l Fyt,.. ana
l y. q itntrurtvfy Of Frtttrx Married. wttk
Hiri srrtTner- s-s fr-c IN A. ars4 rnyrie1-s Htics.
INWARD ASStA:IATION. RoI r. Fflilads,rhf., Fs
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20
Local Briefs.
1.-THE new Methodist Church, at Newport,
will be dedicated on the 9thof January.


/>The new Methodist Church, at Newport.
viii be dedicated on the sthiof January.
Zone of the hogs killed by Frederick
Barnett, last week weighed 467. Five
weighed OVER 1900. 37.i -s-g
-,SOn Thursday week William Noble of
Miffiin fell into q well at Duncannon in
which he was repairing pump. He fell
about 10 feet and was somewhat injured
The Carlisle Volunteer says that man
living short distance from town recently
having killed seven hogs, had six of them
stolen between dark and bed time. r. ".
Twenty extra jurors have been called
or the January term of court, so that
that there Will be no difficulty in getting
a jury for the Boyer trial. :
Another man has got scared by a Tom
Cat in Tyrone twp, and reports having seen
wild cat. Poor fellow he ought to stay
in after dark.
IA debate on q ''Woman's Rights is to
take place at Green Park on next Thurs
day night. We have not heard what dis
tinguished speak ers are TO be present.
Pork is selling in Duncannon at Sets per
pound.
On Saturday last the house and lot in
this borough owned by William Burn was
sold at Sheliff's sale to George Snyder for
S1.765.
III
For Sale, Cheap - A first-rate Oriental
Stove, with or without heater. The Stove
is Warranted perfect in every respect. For
further particulars call at this office.
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Qbe Ginles, New Bloont6elo, ada.

Arrested for Murder and Forgery.-On
Monday of last week, the following charge
was made against Thos. ]. Boyer:
PERRY COUNTY, IS.
Personally appeared before me, this
18th day of December, 1870, B. p. McIN-
TIRE, Esq, of Bloomfield borough, Perry
county, Pennsylvania, who after being duly
sworn according to law, saith that on Sat
urday morning about three o'clock, the 3rd
day of December, A. D., 1870, the house
belonging to John p. Boyer, of Juniata
township, Perry county, Pa, was burnt
down by fire, and consumed the bodies of
the said John p Boyer, and Jane Ann
Boyer his wife, and two children Elizabeth
Boyer and John Boyer. The report of the
| Coroner's Inquest says that their death
was caused by Chloroform, or some other
| poisonous substance being administered
unto them, and the dwelling house set on
fire by some person or persons to them I'M
known. From all the circumstances there
with connected, and from the facts made
known to deponent, of the calamity he
has good reason to believe that Thomas J.
Boyer, of Perry county, Pa, Ga son of the
said John p. Boyer) caused the death as
aforesaid, of the said John p. Boyer, Jane
Ann Boyer, Elizabeth Boyer and John
Boyer, and then set fire to the aforesaid
dwelling house, and consumed their bodies
so as to conceal the heinous crime of muir
der.
And further the denonent helievos that
the said Thomas j. Boyer committed For
gerry by signing the name of Wilson Oar
dafed Tho St, do', ne ouus,ienU ~ Ho.e 1oso
for the sum of forty-five dollars. The said
note was made payable to A. L. White
Kettle: IN Ihe deponent further believes that
Of I"bn 'i0e,e Pn' a. poyer s.SIeu Ine name
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Sudden Death.--On Friday morning last,
Albert Souder son of Henry Souder of
Fishing Creek, died very suddenly at his
sisters in Marysville. From what we learn
he had made the fire about o'clock and
called his sister up to get breakfast intend
ing to go away. When breakfast was
ready he did not make his appearance and
going to call him his sister found that AL
bert had fallen over OH the side Of the bed
and was dead. He had not been in very
good health for sometime past, though the
night previous, he seemed as well as usual.
The deceased was young man about 90
years of age.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20

Country Merchants who have tried the
Patent Measuring Pumps, could hardly
be hired to again use the old style of mo-
lasses gates. There are two styles of these
pumps made, but those manufactured by
the Drawbaugh Company, at Eberly's
Mills, Cumberland county, Pa, are much
the best.
Both kinds can be seen in use at the store
of F. Mortimer & Co., New Bloomfield, but
they are replacing the Enterprise pattern,
with the DEAwBAUGH ROTARY PUMP,
that after thorough trial, being found much
the BEST more easily worked, and the least
liable to get out of order. We advise every
merchant who has not already supplied his
molasses barrels with this improvement to
do so at once.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20


The Pennsylvania railroad company re-
Gently introduced water troughs at one or
two places on the line of 5heir road near
Derry and Johnstown, similar to those in
use ON several of the principal railroads in
England. These troughs are eighteen
inches wide, six inches deep, fifteen hun
dred feet long and are kept full of water.
When the locomotive reaches the trough,
the fireman quickly lowers q spout commu-
nicating with the water tank in the tender,
the water is forced through by the speed of
the train, and ere the trough is passed
there is enough water shipped for the use
of the boiler TO last several hours. 1t is
calculated that 1900 gallons of water can
be drawn up at each trough. The object
is to save time, the intention being to run
the fastest train from Harrisburg to Pitts
bnrg with but one stop-at Altoona, and
so on the return.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20

Entertainment.-The scholars of the
Newport Union Sunday School will give q
grand exhibition in the Union Church in
Newport on Thursday and Friday evenings,
the 22d and 23d inst. Exercises will con-
sist of Music, Dialogues, Tableaux, &c.
Admission Is cents for adults. Children
under 12 years 10 cents. Don't forget the
evenings.
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Man Killed.-An unknown man was lit
orally cut to pieces at the East End of the
Tunnel, on Monday last, by being knocked
down and run over by one of the pushers
running between this place Galitzin. His
body was brought to the ''dead house." at
this place, and coroner's inquest held on
Tuesday morning, rendering a verdict in
accordance with the above facts. From
what we can learn, there was nothing what
ever found upon his person by means of
which he could be identified His remains
were properly cared for by tho Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company.-AkoonG Tribune.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20

DnncannOn Items. Revival at the
M. e. Church closed on Wednesday night.
The one at the Lutheran is still going on,
with great success.
A citizen of this borough, paid 500 %
for small box of shGoings, at the Express
office, one evening last week. He got them
from Mr.. Doaty Of NeW York-don't for
get the name. tu oi
Mr.. Jacob Young killed two fine porlkers
last Tuesday. The two weighed over a
Thousand pounds.
The hands at the Nail Works, expect a
few weeks rest, after the holidays.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20

A Good Speculation Lewistown
Democrat says Sheriff Jones few years
ago bought farm in Perry county, near
the Millerstown Station, for $4,000. Sew
eral rich veins of iron ore having been dis
covered upon the farm, he was lately offered
$11, 1000 for his bargain; but this he de-
clined. He has lately entered into an agree
ment with an eastern firm, who obligate
themselves to work the ore banks, and pay
him fifty cents per ton for the ore taken
away and, morever, to take away at least
lO0 tons per month. A pretty good farm,
that yielding $50 in cash per month, be-
sides the usual crops. However, the sher.
iif is a clever fellow, and everybody who
knows him will be glad TO hear of his good
fortune.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20
Church Notices.

In the Methodist church, prayer-meeting
on Thursday evening. Preaching on Sun
evening, at 6l o'clock by Rev. w. Shriber.
Presbyterian preaching in the Court
room next Sunday at II in the morning,
and at in the evening. Prayer meeting
will be held on Wednesday evening in the
same place.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20

Acquitted. = The charge made against
DIR. j. II. Case, of this county, which was
tried last week in the Juniata county
Court, was shown to be only base at
tempt to "black mail" The woman who
brought the charge was proved 70 be en-
tirely unworthy of belief and the failure to
make out the charge was so plain that ac-
cording to the Independent Judge Graham
used the following language in his charge
to the Jury wp
"We might rs well investigate the
amours of pig-sty, or determine the pa
ternity of litter of pigs, as ascertain who
is the father of this child" The defend
ant was acquitted.
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TERMS INDUCEMENTS &c,
THE NEW YORK METHODIST

AN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY.
NOW In It's Eleventh Year, publishes Sermons, a
serial story for the Family new Children's story
every week, Chats with the Little Folks, EditOrf-
eign and Domestic Correspondence full Depaat.
ments OF Religious and Secular Intelligence =
commissions 70 canvassers. subscriptions com
mence at any time. For specimen enclose a two
cent stamp 70 pay postage. Address AfFE
THE METHODIST, ia Nassau Street NY
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For Sale.-The house and lot on Carlisle
st. in this borough occupied by Jacob
Fenstemaker will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further particulars address
or apply to George Snyder New Bloomfield.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20

List of JurOrs.-The following is the list
OF Jurors for January Term, 1871.
GRAND JURORS.
Tuscarora-CeO. W. Lobaugh foreman
Wheateld-Silas Potter, Andrew S. Low.
james G. Brandt.
Jackson-George Wentz, David Bradield.
Penn-Joseph II. Hawley David Lackey
>, Bniialo-RobertF Fritz, Jacob Higgins. Frederick
Liverpool B-George X. schon
Sayille-Samuel Reed, John Kochenderfer
Centre-Dayid Fry.
Liverpool T--Joel Wagner, Daniel McKinze.
Bloomield-Henr Rice Sr.
Marysville-C. w. Morley.
Rye-B. +. Leonard.
New Buifalo-JaC0b ID. Steel
TRAVERSE JURORS.
New BulfalO-Jacob S. Arnold
Madison-Peter Stronp, David Peck, T.. Hull
r, ;Penn-George Garmin, James D: Willis.
Liverpool T-Wliliam A. Wenner. Daniel Pines
Caleb Grubb, Michael Lebkicher.
g. SpflngTJ0hn DUN, Henry Reiber, jeremiah
Acknowledgment Rippman, John Fleisher.
IuscaIora-J0hn II. Knter, VIM A. Blan
Shuman Henry Feisher.
/ Marysvllle-Jesse WaggOner.
Howe--Ahraham Horting.
Calr0-Willlam Shearer, John w Huston
Samuel Zeiglei.
~, ,Watts-John Hemperly, Jacob Steel, Robert f.
Landisburg-Jesse Meddah, Josiah Kennedy.
James /. Diven, John Burtneft.
Buffalo T.-,Jabob Charles, Jr.
Toboyne-Thomas Campbell George Zeigler
Centre-JOhn Markell
.lacksOn-Henry Ba ltOsser.
Bl00mfeid-A. B. ClOusor.
Tyrone-George Waggoner
Nagle. ''' 'O'''
DuncannOn-Wilham r. SwartZ
Junlata-Emanuel TOomey.
Extra Traverse Jurors drawn for Janua-
ry term, 1871:
Newport-A: " Humbaugh, j. c. Frank.
Sprlng-W. X. DUN, John Hagar.
Liverpool twp.-Morgan Hoover
Liverpool bOr.-Joseph Shuler.
Penn-Wam BOssler Carles Godcharles
JackSOn-Isaac Stokes
BuffalO-JOhn w. Stevens
Madis0n-SimOn Snyder John NJ Eyerill Will
son ID. Messimer.
Landisburg-David Charters.
Tuscarora-Emanuel Smith
TobOyne-S. A. johnson.
| Oliver-J. b. Harbecker.
BlOOlnheld-Thomas Clark.
Saville-Richard Baker.
New Buffalo-Wm. Jackson.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20
M.ARRrA&EG-

WoMELsDoRF-MILLER the 18th inst,
by Rev. w. d. c. Rodrock at the residence of
the Bridegroom, Keystone, Perry Co., Mr..
George G. Womelsdorf, to Mrs. Caroline Miller
of Cumberland County.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-20
IDEA T1EE5.

REEDER.-ln Spring twp on the 18th inst,
Mr. John Reeder aged rs years, months and
Z days.
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NOTICE.

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Pennsylvania r. II. Time Table.
AkARsE
NEWPORT STATION.

NEWPORT STATION.
On and after Dec. 4th 1870. Passenger trains
Will run as follows: P
WEST
TIItsp Exprs. (Flag)5.3l A. NJ. daily exct Sunday
way passenger, $50 A. NJ, daily except MOnday
MAIL, .:...... 230 p NJ. daily except Sunday
:, mixed train with passenger car attached wifi
leaye s Harrisburg at o'clock p. m, and Newport
EAST.
East Line 49,. AIS A. NJ, daily except Monday
Harrisburg Accom- 1L36,A. NJ, daily . SUNDAY.
MAIL, ........... 74S p NJ, daily except Sunday
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
DUNCANNON STATION.
On and after Sunday, Dec, 4th, 1870, trains will
leave DuncannOn, as follows
EASTWARD.
East Line, Flag) 4.44 A. M, daily except Monday
hi harrisburg Accom-. 1900 p. NJ, daily . Sunday
Mall .......S.20 p. M. daily " Sunday
WESTWARD
way passenger. 500 A. NJ, daily except Monday
Thro Freight Pass Car attached SoS oHoppS NJ ouiio"y
WIN. G. KING, Agent
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Tuesday, December 20, 1870.
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List of JurOrs.-The following is the list
OF Jurors for January Term, 1871.
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SeRTHBAsTERH RAILROAD.
Passengers.

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Miss N Flynn, A Miller and wife Rev Knowles
E Hannahsn, " Mitchell, L A Bigger, yohn +
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Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-C L
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Per steamer Argo. from Edsto and Way Land.
ipRs-Miss A Read, Mrs Mcmillan, B Cramen,
ToglIo, II Oliver, s Gaillard, and deck.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.

We teg leave respectfully 20 can the siieniios
of ,he 1ublic TO our Superior Plavorine Extracts
AS ten years have now elapsed since we first in
;roduced them to the notice Q! the American pub
lie, we deem Il unnecessary at present 70 enter
into lengthy description Of their mer1ts DE.
There is hardly city or town OF any note In the
country into which they have not found thelr
wey. The reason o. this widespread popularit.
and daily increasing demand is owing entirely tc
their peculiar excellence and intrinsic worth
Being determined to make them the Standard E1
tracts OF the day, We have still further improved
their quality, and now we firmly and honestly be.
.ieyetha they stand without rival. Our Vanilla
Extract cannot be surpassed for richness and
delicscy Of flavor. 1t Is strictly pure and high
" concentrated Extract OF YanLta Beans. IN
short we s.;ink it the best that is made, at least,
this is the decision Of the best ;5dRes IN !. coun
try. We dom: pretend TO Compete in price Will
many OF the so-caled Flayortng EXI-ac.s Of the
day, which are really but worthless compounds
cndeserving Of the name.
For quality and s1y;e we defy competition.