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The Gtrks on their. Muscle.
The Approaching Co'stess at Psasburg-
DsscriptJOn Of OaryuOmen.

From the pittsburg Commercial #F
The constant topic of conversation in
aquatic circles is the female regatta, which
is to take place at Glenwood Grove on the
10th inst, on the occasion of the first annu.
al pic. mic of the Nonpareil Club. The con-
testants have all been practicing In ecull-
boats for the past two weeks. and large
crowds gather almost every evening on the
upper bridge and along the banks of the
Monongahela to sec the girls practice.
They manifest considerable skill in the
handling of the'oars, and all appear to have
the spirit necessary for an exciting race.
At the present time the contestants, so far
as known, are Miss Lottie McAlice, Miss
Maggie Luc and Mary Whalen.
Miss McAlice, as has been previously
stated. is member of the Max Moorhead
Boat Club, is practicing constantly in the
vicinity of Soho. The Club will move
their boat house up to Glenwood on the
day of the race. Miss McAlice is IN orphan,
and resides with brother in law and sister
on the Second avenue, in the Eighth ward.
She is about fifteen years of age, good look
ing, and weighs 100 pounds. On the day
Of the race she will wear red jacket and
white dress. She will row in an elegant
cedar boat. a..,
Mary Whalen is receiving Instructions in
the use Of the oar from the members Of the
Beck Club, aud has been improving rapidly
during the past few days. She resides
with her parents in a floating house near
the Beck boat house, and has been familiar
will, skiffs since she was little girl. She
is about eighteen years of age, black hair
and eyes, and good looking. Her weight
110 pounds. She rowcd six miles in rough
water yesterday, using cedar seull boat
Her boat is cedar, tbirty-two feet long and
twelve and onc-half inches wide; weight
thirty. seven pounds. She will wear a
light buff dress, and docs not propose to en-
cumber herself with q jacket
Miss Maggie Lue is fine looking, au.
burn haired girl, about sixteen years old,
and resides with her parents in Browns.
town. She is prosege Of the Chambers
Club and may be seen leaving their boat
house in a scull every evening. She has a
fine cedar boat, and handles it with no
small degree of skill. She has an advan-
tage over her opponents in one respect, and
that is she weighs 100 pounds. She
will wear white dress and blue jacket.
The committee have decided tina: all the
contestants must be at the Grove at one
o'clock to arrange preliminaries and appoint
judges and referee. No boats, except ce.
dar and pine will be allowed in the regatta,
aud it is impossible for all the girls to oh.
tain proper boats. .as.
(Thc race was won by Miss McAlicc.)
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The Ge1ac1'(IA

When 1.-The rebellion. broke upon Us, 1t
found US with no recognized military lead
eys,. save Scott, who was: then nearly 80,
and Wool, who Yves II.
So Eow. the European war comes Ma
poleon is CO, and King William is %. The
three leading French officers. Mcmahon,
EazaiDc and Canrobert, have al seen their
six:icth birthday. Three ct the leading
Pr,lssian Generals. Moltkc. ManteUffel and
Won Room. arc oyer 60, and Mol'ke. the aH
| most distinguished of them all. is over 70.
The war will he begun. and the first cam.
pa. Ds conducted. by Gen. McMaion in DC.
haf of France ard Won .Iol,ke in behalf of
Prussia. Napoleon will I've the nominal
commander Of the French forces, and he
will doubtless try 10 inspire the soldiers rs
'';iie L.t!lc Corporal did afoyetime, ind be
willing to receive their stsas in return. and
10 gather 10 his imperial name the glory Of
every SUCCESS. But Mcmahon. whose bril-.
Ian! strategy in Italy made Him Duke of
Magenta. will b: pretty certain to plan the
frs, battle. and to direct the general dispo-
si;i"n Of The army Oh the field. He is the
best General in France. lie is not popular
with the soldiers. who have nicknamcd him
Never Smile" because he wears acons!ant
frnwn upon lis face, and is severe and
naughty to all he meets. lie resembles Ma
poleoa only in the matches nudacity
which siorn,cd the AalakoH and won Ma
gen;::.--in certain impetucsity and elan
50 thoroughly in harmony with the French
mans character And this seems not to
result so much from u deliberate plan, rs
fror, III. inspiration or impulse Of the no.
ncnt "hcn the moment comes he recoS.
Mics it and strikes forvictory where anoth.
or general might be awcd into fatal hesita-
tiOn. McMahOn's ancestors were Irish. and
his Celtic temperament suits the Cells of.
France--fOr tic Trcncnnlan. rs Mr. Raster
puts it, is ''only an lr;shman vanished
over"
Mollkc will move the Prussian columns,
as McMal.on the French. lie was sixty
years Old before the world discovered that
lie was one Of the greatest Of living gene
rails. but his method Of organizing and d.
rrcting the three armies that moved 10 the
field of Sadowa is wholly unparalleled in
military history. lie planned tho battle at
his desk in Berlin. carefully estimating dis.
tanccs and calculating the strength of tho
contcndiny armies. corps and divisions en-.
gagged. and so accurately did he time his Or
ders that the three armies united ON the
spot at the very moment desired. Then,
Standing near tho King on the field, he
personally superintendent tho movement Of
the troops. The plan was n daring one,
and its success was rs brilliant rs its con.
ceptiCaa.a r. 81 =. : -.-i'~s ~
So Mcmahon and Moltkc will open the
ball; but, Should the contest be prolonged,
some younger men will doubtless supcrcedc
the veterans. Soldiers are born of war.
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Sheriff. sale.

pY VIRTUE Of an execution issued ont Of the Dis.
trict Coui OF the Third Judicial District of the Ter
ritory Of Montana In and for the county OF Lewis and
Clark: bearing date July the I'd, A. D. 1870 TO me di.
rectcd and delivered IN action in said court where.
In Charles w Masden plaintiff and George PlNet.
ed and Wheelock defendants in favor ii the said
plaintiff and against the said defendants for the sum
Of thrtytwo hundred and fifty O OOl dollars dam.
ages, together with the sum OF three hundred and
ninetyone and w 100 dollars costs of su besides oc-
cruing costs sad judgment having ON the 2sth day Of
September, 1882 been assigned !" Mary II. Marden
~ the same appears on tho Judgment docket OF the
said district court and on the n day of july A. D.
1870 assigned to Masscna Bullard AZ the same Appears
on the Judgment docket Of said district court have
levied upon and WILL on Monday the 22d day Of August
D. 1870 between the hours Ut IL o'clock M and
o'clock p M. Of said day, at the front door Of the
scl q public auction 70 the highest bidder for cash IL
hand the following described property, situated In
CMble city, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory to
wit tbs right, title and interest of George Paistcd
In and to one certain quartz MILL situated in Cable
city, Dser; Lodge county. Moutana Territory and
known = the VIM. Nowlsn Mill together with all .le
machinery. Axtarcs, materials and sppurtenances
theseunto Belonging OF In anywisc appertainiug.
Given under my hand and seal on this,
p lL.sj the s6eh day Of July. A. d. 1870. >,
By r. T. HAnRls, Deputy Sheriff. sat
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".lHd no L0ss0cr.'

The New York tribune well says that
,hs poor gentleman who had a habit Of .!
laying the anxic.ics Of his creditors and
preserving. in his own estimation lst least,
Ms reputation FOR honesty. BY promptly r..
newing his promises u pay" Il brought
10 mind BY the action Of Congress on the
income Tx. Look upon this picture and
lPpn. u!ol;sr- .4 f.. .a7. .. haaE- -5 r..t.
'.Tha. tho taxes on incomes herein Elm.
po.cd shall Ike levied on the lst day Of
March. and Ike due and paysbIo on or before
the 80.h day Of April. IN each year, u"d'
, and incluaing The gear 1870, and no longer."
- P-1scnt act.
- 'srlat the takes On incomes hcrcin, Inn.
posed shall be levied and collected for and
during the years 1870 aud 1871, aad no lon.
ger."-Ircroscide.
Absurdity CAP no further 60 III
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SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA,

..s ~, La
COUNTY or MADISON.
District Court First Judicial District-Jacob Simpson
W.. Elizabeth simpson. Action brought in said
Court, Tor a Decree Of Divorce.
The People Of the Territory Of Montana, send greet
ing: 10 the above named Elizabeth l. Simpson:
VOU are hereby required to appear In an action
l. brought against you BY the above named plaintiff
Y the said District Court and to answer the complaint
hlc therein within ten days exclusive Of the dsy 9!
service) after the service on yon Ut this summonst
served within this county; or. served out Of this
county but IN this District within twenty days. 9Th
be taken against you, according % the prayer o sad
complaint And yon are hereby nota.d that yoa IA!
CURED the said PLAINTIFF WIN apply 10 the Court for the
relief demanded In BE complaint Ths seton =
matrimony heretofore and now existing between the
pa.issaa and defendant according to tho statutes
aocn cases made and provided and general RELIEF "a
Given under my hand and the seei o. a1
tseaAl Court q yi.Einia city, this eighth ~"
Thse xufAy, rrxs Any. ~
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THE Income TAx--Thc ineO,'ers at The
Anti Income Tag Association n Philadcl.
+. phia have had prepsnsl and are us!nk :
printed protest. TO n. Alcd with the CSjke-
tor of Internal Revenus on the payment ot
the inotme xrdclnAnded for 1859. Tl1s
protest denies tho validity Of the act and
the authority OF the Collector, asserts that
the paymcntIis nadt only y esc9pc IRON,
threatened legal procsediacs. and c'ai4s
The r;9ht,ts iVcogcr. tbact ~ ~ process
Of law. =, .aasasrf suti Boz s.-sw =
III. TyvyA .srF'3 sDdoa &s1x rIsA.. Ttad
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ga Forty thousand dollars week is about
the average amount of bullion shipped from
Hamilton, w. p, Nevada The total ship
merits for last month reached @l82. 977.21,
sgalnst 4110, 20463 during the month of
May. ...........-. .-4nah
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PERSONALS.
Tarcpa Rosa is tl,irty-one years of age.

j'arep2. Nosa Is thirty -One years OF age.
Fordham, the celebrated English Jocky,
makes as much as S2e,oo0a year by his
riding.
Olive Logan says she and Anna Dicken-
son arc going to England on their mission.
According to Grace Greenwood, John A.
Logan wages daily wnr upon tobacco, dc.
stroying more Of it than any other man in
Congress.
Mrs Lincoln is at small watering place
in Bohemia.
Madame Dcmorcst is going to raise tea in
China. ,-~.
jeff. Davis denies that he is writing q
novel. ..-. .r-.r
Whittcmorc, tho Great Rejected, is going
10 run for Congress again.
Matilda Heron, it is said, intends re-
earning 10 the stage
Since Queen yictora t9ox ,,e.- ,.,.-- -
the English throne. thirty.three years ago,
every other throne in Europe, from the
least to the greatest, has changed occupants.
Henry A. Delillc, tae former husband of
Olive Logan, is the reporter of the Asso-
ciatcd Press in Paris. 90 ~' g. - n +.
James Gordon Bennett Is said to be
worth $4,000, 900 or se,00o,ooo. cgtrt1
jefferson Davis has gone to Europe to
bring his family home. ~ ..r' 10 "a D.. .
Madame Bordas is the successor to The
reese, As -rcignirs favorite in the ecfss de
concert1n Paris. She ia represented as be-
ing Rather masculine and perfectly de.
cent" The Partisan love Of variety will
thus account for hor fsvoritis,n. l. - n
Edwin Forest, at the age of Ga, has just
concluded an eight months season, in
which hc has Travelled over 6,000 miles,
played in Sc towns and averaged five per.
forn,ances week. 2... -, ,,,-.-,.,
Capt. Wayne Reid is seriously Ill. He 10
in . hospital in New York, and will proos-
lily be obliged to submit to . difficult sur
gical operation, the result Of which il very
doubtful. ~. .o.a 1asas t*le;zsr 80
W. The Empress Eugene has forty.shree fe.
male attendants including her two mis-
tresscs of ceremonies. her twelve ladies Of
honor, and her six Jsmsaes d ehoss6rA Il. The
Empress Josephine had twcnty-threc5 f.
male attendants more. There me fifteen
attendants attached TO the person Of the
Prince Imperial, exclusive OF his young
playmatcs, Coreau, etc. n ..s-lee-g
A Mrs. Hannah Johnes piously raised .
tablet 70 the memory ef tho departed Jones.
who had been q hosicr, the Inscription on
which, after recording his many virtues,
wound upwi.h. The following coupltet:,
lie left his hose, his Hannah and his love,
To 90 aud siag Hosanua IN the realms shove. An
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=. Pittshurg, Penn, has i,ecl astoniahcd BY
the curious freaks Of ! gentleman who has
heretofore been ono Of it most temperate
and ecopo,nicsl citizensL First no gave
: frcc lunch At tavern to large crowd,
the expense being about t75. Next i
contEpescd for 2 ss,'enln team t4f $50.
Then he hifcd four x1en To- DIVE around
with him, l,aying thcn q per daE each.
His next step was 70 engage s,band Of mu-
sic At ee5 per night. b sersnade him; every
evening. Finally. he bought t75 worth Of
boquc,s and distribuicd them among the
pretty girls in the s;rectA and bought some
dozens Of wine, saying hc Was going 70
have grand celebration. Then biz friends
clapped him into the ,nad.houses
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Wood and Timber.


A ACT CONCERNING LICENSES. ENACTED
BY the Legislative Assembly of the Territory Of
Montana Approved January 9Th $780, certified copy.
SEC. II. Any person or persons who shall keep
any banking game, or other game Of chance, or
gaining table where any money, or representative
OF money Is nscd. bet or ventMrel, at any game VI
chance or hazard not prohibited by the laws Of this
each house ~ kept
shall enforce etricty the above section. ANY
person who does not comply with the same will h
prosecuted. Get your licenses md save yourselves
trouble. II. c. FREDRIcKsoN,
'@' Treasurer Collector.
J Deer Lodge, Juno 18Th, 1870. b2ti
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A Sacramento company !saecu. p tunnel
throagh ahs..D evA'C Elbow" on Spanish
Greek. in -Plpu,se cOQn10S nth q fyieyof
working lie 6ed 81 III ecsfeek. lo4ethef with
the tailinkS that AavsAoeamahtsd from thc
washinys above.
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Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Painte Oi;s, Varnlshes. Window Glass. Cards. Sta
tiOncy, School Books Perfumcry. Wall Paper Toilet
Articles, Coal OF, Lamps, Fixtures, etc. 90 s.L
Hines, Liquors assd COHrs!
GOLD sIlAw!AN WHISKY
A Full Assortment and . Large Stock {!
Onlers collected and patrons guaranteed pure and
fresh goods forwarded promptly and ut lowest rates.
w-CAREFULLY
VCOM7OUNDED
at all h0urA
We guarantee to sell Goods Strictly down
to Helena Prices.
asom T-'-0> 80
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s'a' ~ 6t1.nyed Oh. stolen.
TsR0N TUE, stRsCRIDERA It Beartswn, n I.
.- y ONE WHITE HORSE, l.
Ianoed I q 1T shouIdo. a ubeGM rswasd Vim b
psa e IS lsEuss 3 WOLF 4xhU61A
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International Hotel, /
". 1919 g1K@8xs 81 SsfN@S@Ta w q frvl Y. "
0AIN STREET, 8&kEA u. i
x10nrytW0et401 Props4.
&sxarseat - + - sslU1 a1lnlas!
"a u 4110D 1o0uAax
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.r,Trra .yff1 soao4 Gs1sI rzs&rs gf.x
, 1870-08-15
STORMS,

From ths ST. Lon's RrpuL1if7zn, Aug. II.
Tho thunder and tnin storm yesterday aftor-
noon. although Of brief duration was OF very
unususl violence. Tho rain burst out sud
denly with tcnscuess and force that vas
surprising, and within \ few moments
regular torrent Of watez WAS sweeping down
tie streets which slope toward tbs river.
aud the air wAs flied with = whitlwind OF
water. 1hs pesls Of thuEder wuze Of eta-t-
ling loudpess, frequently The ahaIp, quick ex-
rlotions being simultaneous with the z1gzag
stteAks Of forkcd Lightning which rsnt tho
tunultuorS. cloudy canopy. The storm only
l2stt j ahcut fifteen minutes, and almost ln-
medintely with the ceasing Of the rain tho
sunshine was brilliantly cleaning over ths
nr there Was report thst the lightning had
struck the NioolBon pavemsna on Lo-
cuet street, near Second, and torn up good
n1ny Of its blocks. Quite 1srge number
u people gathered in the vicinity dthe pAvc-
nscut WAS found near Main, for about 100 feet,
considerably broken up. ThiA dAmsgs, how
ever, vas done By the water getting nnds. ths
pavement ~ it came rushinG down the slope,
tho et1set having bsen IN bAd repair preyi-
ou4ls. Reports of damage by the storm we're
,i!e during the evening, hat only q few Of =
st,ious character seem 10 have occurred.
Captain Mcclure, OF tho First District,
merous ciiixens had their property injured,
letides sustaining much ineunysnfence. The
following instances IKE mentloued: Henry
Helping, No. 1911 South Fifth street, had his
goods, damaged to tho s1teut Of $50
H.Emau Schiozla1, tobacco store, No. 1lS
South Fifth st1aet, 80.
H. SteinwcndcE, grocer, No. 1{45 South
Fifth street, e1,c00.
J. Tcls 4 Co., flour store, No. 1901 ssath
Fifth street, $50.
John Seti, bar r-1oom, Fifth. nsar Rutger:
ismagc from water~iu cellar estimated at
, 1870-08-15

very ya!nzble In its results. 1t csils out tho
e1erciae Of r&Asou and common se,4se o., tho
rart Of the pupil, and 1etda him forward in
the s:udy OF atithmesicin in tho natural uaunsr.
enforcing THO comprehension Of the fuada-
mental principles which ala absolutely uocos-
saE5 10 sound undcrss anding and rapid pro-
greHs.
sOSGS OF YALE: A 10y Cau.c,ton Of t'alicse
S4'nEA Idltetl ~ Charles s. E.uo., A. Il Se:s
nastn: Cnarlrs T. Chasneld Co t;hsc1go:
y L. G1T2s CA. ls70.
Ir. Elliot, III tho handsome volume before
III, has COMPLIED large humber Of the ser:-
uus. te1,tto.htal, humorous and bu1leeluo
aittles NTH which studentA are accustomed to
while away tleir leisurc hottre. Scarrely any
cf them. however, can Ia called Yala soass
with any more Justice than OLD Hundrad eau
be called \ Bap:ss hymn because it happens 10
Le e.,is in baptist churches. Nearly ii Of
them are common p1opsrty, boloaSi. 70 ali
colleges, aud vesJ obscure in parentsgo.
Some Of tlIe1u, moreover, ATE nut collegiate iu
any respect, but there are enough to Aayor tie
book. All alumni will be glad 10 have the
"LAuIiger Hor1tius," ''Gaudexmus Ig,tur,"
''Itoria," .'ulidee," - Crau,ba.abui, :" '.Mn-
po," Hamlet" ..'Feiis s.dit by Hole,r and
other remindern Of the AmbrosiA days OF
alma mater, preserved in the original setting
Of worda and music The book Is published
with e1quiaite xsste in evsrr respect.
TIE DAYS ,UF BRUCE 4 story from Scottish
History. By Ctace Agutlar, author Of alone
Woman. f1teuush,pvf 4.The VAS Of ce44rs,"
ETC., etc. In tNo yciumts- New fof.: D. NJ
!4 1s:1 ~
These two volumes conclude, We presume,
the series OF Grace Agulas's work recently
i,saed By the Appletou's. It would havs boon
better for the fame Of these two volumes had
not Walter Scott aud Jane Porter Ivad and
written. They arc good without being Ere.t,
unnlAtakeably moral without possessing liter
aty -Alue, and are fortunate in their marrow
etcape from drlnsss. We cannot admire tho
.aste Of the publishers in issuius this last
nuil in emo por.ly and ono thin volume, dis
parity: rhich will only tend to lisdg gure the
libraries into which Grace AguilAr chances 10
get.
TIE WRITINGS oy ANNE ISABELLA TuAck-
EBAY. Wiz. llustl 4tl.h1- New Turk: Harper
i bruthurA Chicago: S. c. GrtRIt 1 Ca lss1.
Tho adIairera OF Miss ThAcksray-and Who
dot not admire her charming 1'stle stozies2--
viii bs gltd 10 know thAt the lessrs. HArpsr
lsvs collected thsm In volume, embracing
-.1bs Village On she Clin. From an Island,"
..Fivs Old Friands," "The Story Of Eliza-
Le:h," ITO Esther," tout Of tho World"
Making Ntt,y,"" solA, " Ao,et.a's Cau,pa-
Lnia." and NiscellAnies.r The work IL pub
lisLea in very Handsome form, and Mill be-
Heartily welcomed BY al who fssl an interest
in tie gifted nlme Of Th1cker1y.
, 1870-08-15
md the loss IN weight incnrrcd BY keeping
=, - IN copdition. ...
H. .1e two important points broush: . l.

md the loss IN weight incurred by keeping
- 70 in condition.
H. are two important poiuts broush: IL
in this notice. $780,.
The ordinary charges on storage IN Ml.v.u-
kee are just half Of those made Iii ChicaS1. \
man Who chooses to Lo1d 1000 bu Of grim IN
Milwaukee for three months, eau d. 50 :ot
ELS LEES than be would have 10 pay in tMs
city. ...... -.
The Milwaukee Ware1ouseruan can keep bis
grain in condition, while our elevator propr1e-
tors protest aseir inability to do it, Az that
our grain stora1s do Is to doublo the!r charges,
without pretending to benefit the grain
confded 10 their care. The reason. nhy
t4.ey do not try Is indicated In the
aamll.,d fact that to keep grain
col rcquirea that it be turned over, which in:
vulves labor, aud also le:sening iu NaiSat,
ewing to the dust which is blown out OF
course It psys our warehou4cu1on better to
clHEo 1c per bu for Ave days stotaEe And do
nolLirE, than it would to assume the risk
taken L5 the Milwaukee gentlemen Ut half
price.
But there ia smother side TO the question,
and tilat u, that 1t viii not pay our grain deal
ess, nor tho city At large, to cater 70 such =
IL the fact that the rcceipts and shipments Of
wLeat in Milwaukee, in 1860, were larger than
tAoee ct Chicago. Il will he well fer those
who have the intsrestA OF the city in mind to
remember this point II the next meettng OF
the Legislature, ard secure the passage OF an
act making the u1tahOusemAu responsible fot
tic copdi1cn Of al grain placed in his keep
ing. of which the Identity is destroyed bS
h;n
The receipts spd exports OF nour. grain, and
other leading articles at New York were ~ fol-
, 1870-08-15
hEUl0ALOAADH
Doctor DIN.



rhc ep6aEed md 1uost succrssfu1 Physician ID
TIE city. continues TO treat all PRIVATE CHHoStc. Aad
SkEvocu DSEAAKB w1th unparalleled sacceaA SITE .
nIE. ~ ferns Of Gosok1a&A, GLxx7, S111rrcHz,
aad AZ Cs1SAHI DHEAEs, arc completely efadfeAted.
sF1h4AEoh1HRA. or SKx11lL Ex11tnoSE, eEussd bY
feA.ssuse II youth. e1rssses In GxtnteF yea pa
du6nk StH1oca DkFt1n1, Avz111oy TO 6a1ETf.
ufFEcffFE slaHF. DEs1r1xxr A1xo11, and 6RsIly
lAso11scf u Perfectly snd rssn2aerty cu.et With
OUT iha use et mercury. k1pegsnce the bet II teta-
Asl enabled hs pt- 70 perfect reasdi,s .. aacs
ttnesent. aA{e aad reliable, and which can b u.,d
wishsut hinara1cs 10 baInan; AL nslearss uAsk s.,
prepared in his own Laboratory Both .sxAs-n.rrieS
stnsle-auaeEns from taaisenasas, iaau1ssaces n
exposures. msy apply and hs cured 1t Is teytae1e
that phy ysiixa who eonhn4a himssH exstui,cly q
the stndy of eertasu siasx Of 1ssases and sas
sands Of eases svay JsAs, uSs as1ulrs satst su 10
tEAs particular branch than II Eaacrs1 practice
Many Physicians recesu1Ius thls fact, intaacu Pa
tienta to the Dr. fer t1rssmsut postor oEas MIDI
CAL ESSAYS. describing the disesssa nt hI1 specially
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