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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-08

A Kl,tsry (Msiue) youth who de-
sired to wed the eject Of his affections
had an interview with her psterpal
ancestor, 10 which he stated that, ai.
though no had no wealth worth speak.
Of, yet he was " chuck full Of days
work" He got the girl.
Carlyle says; "Make yourself .
good man, and then yon may be sure
there is one the less rascal in the
world"
There Is = man sentenced to Is
years. imprisonment N % Ohio psui.
teutiary, who has alresd spent rs years
in various jails.
A veteran shop keeper says that
although bis clerks are very talkstive
during the day, they are always ready
70 shut up ct night,
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The Lords Prayer.

A maiden knelt 10 tho twilight
aud elssping her hands fsrvenlly
breathed forth: Our father Who art
in Heaven, hallowed DO thy name. -
A mother, 10 great Rriei aud agony.
gaizsd on the child sleeping her !oug,
last sleep, u smile wrsathsd her soft
lips, and With hands folded across that
still aud palssless heart, and kneeling
there, the living and the dead, shs prays:
4" Thy will b done.'
As early beatas Of orient gild the
sleeping land, . widos with her su Ger.
ing little ones chilled by poverty sod
woe. bows At the throne Of GRANGE aud
ferventiy prays: "Givs US this Cay
our daily bread
An sgsd f-taer, - lis loved and
loving bog goes forth from his parental
care TO bravo tho cold ftowss OF III.
sueels beside hin on the eve Of his do
psrture aud pleads: Lead hin nol
into temptation, but deliver him fsop
eyil, for Thine 10 the kingdom, Ghd
power, and the glory, forever. Amen
a a
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DEADING RAILROAD
!" Winter Arrangement, Monday
Nov 2l 1870.


Great Trunk Line from the North and
North west for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading, Poitsville, Tamaqua, Ashland,
shamokin. Lebanon, Allentown, Easton
Ephrata' Litif, Lancaster, Columbin &c.
Trains leave trrisourg Tor New York, AZ
follows: at 3'lo, OIL, lo.Jo a.. ~.
and 2oo ?. M, connecting win similar
trans on ,he inc rennsyNah'a beiiroad'
ana srrivlne al New iorR AZ lo.lO a. NJ,
800, o.oo ana lo,oop' M, respectively
sleeping cars accompany the 3'io m,
'raln. without change:
Returning Leave New lsrS at s'Wa IN,
l2.oo Noon. and o'oo IN. fhiiadeiphia at
e'i6a IN and 3'oo IN sleeping cars ac'
ompnny the o.Vo p Trans from
New YORK, without chanee'
Leave Harrisburg Tor heaulng' fotsviile
ismsqua, Minersv,',e, ashiah'' onnmoS'n,
hiien'own ana uei a. ai
s'io am 2'5o ana 4Vo ? N, stopping At
Lebanon ana princiPai way sua,ions 'he
t,oo tram connecting Ior rhiIaue,pnia
ro,isvllie ana ooiumnia only fot ro''s'
silie' sehuyikiii raven anu hunurn' VIA
Scnuyikii' ana susluenanha haiiroau'
Leave harrisoure AZ 5,'V IN 49,
East rehsyVania haiIronu trains ief'e
nesulng ior aien'o"n' hns'cn anu NeW
10TH ", o.oV' ioo"a'".. 10 noon 70
Pun. he'urhig' ieaVe New iorN NJ ",VV a.
NJ, il.Vo noon "nu oW p Nv, a". m'len,
Town al i'-o a'in' 20 Noon <'oo f'-o end
o',oP' m' .-.-, n,.;,-,,
way passenger 'ra.h lenves ini,hueipn,H
~ ',oo M eohnec'ing WIN sIu',Iar ram
on bast Iehnn' "h'ro"u' returning rom
henu'ng u, o'-op"' stopping u. "' s'"''ons
, Leave ro,'sN','e W ",oy u, "'' "hu
o'iv p M nern"on u" W. " euH,
mos'n ON AZ ',1v anu -" :" M nsn''"r ,,,,' ~
',oo q m' anu I-,o' noon MaranOy wy
q % 90 'oi u mi u"u LOO p u''' a"nu, ~
S,oo m' ana -'ro III 10, n''aue'P"'"
We" ,orR, hesu,ng, nsit'suurS, ,, ~
Leave r9us'i'e, via ocn'ylN,,I nnu 'us'
iuenanna ~ o,io III 'or "",r'so"rR'
"hu i-;,o noon 'or I,n'ero'e "nu i'eu'on''
heaolng accommodation ,rn'i leaves
rons''le % AZ o'lo III; pass neau'ng nv w
''oo w. nrrl.'ng u, n'''ae,p"'n AZ ~
a. M he'"rn'pg' p",es P"uH Ut
$40 m' passing meaning /" ''<' p Ill.,
arriving NJ foi'sV'lle AZ Wv M
fo,'s,own accommodation c ram Leaves
Nv foo IN
'o'n,no'a n"'lr,na tr"'ns 'eave nehuine
a, '',o W, anu o'io !" 'o' 'Pnia'a'
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2'oO M returning ,eave SShwehksv'i'e ~
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
THE uNwRiTirEN Esi WORD.

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OABINET ORGAN AND MELODEON
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SeIinsgrove Pa,
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10. All business entrusted TO his care
will be promptly attended 10.
TJan. Il, 'G7tf
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A. ". DILL.
1 Nj LINN.

~. (surcesso-s to j. y. n y W. Linn,I
ATTORNEYS At LAW. Lewishurg. Pa.
Offer their professional services to the
puhie. Collections md all other pro-
fessionnl business entrusted to their care
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I p. CRONMILLER, ~
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Middleburg, Pa,
edsrs his professional services 10 the pub.
lie. Collections and all other profession nal
sssinees entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. Jan 3, 'B7uf
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CHARLES HOVER.

~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Selinsgrove Pa,
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ia Collections and nil other professiopal
business entrusted to his care will re.
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north OF the Keystone Hotel. (Jan o, q
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WM. VAN GEIER,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Lewisburg Pa,
OSsrs his professional service to the pub
lic. Collections and all other Profe. sion.
al business entrusted TO his care will re.
seive prompt attention.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-08

A Kansas City sartsst committed
saioide the other day bscaus he could
aot pay his tailor. The tailor " snts {
know how that helped matters.
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SAMUEL ALLEMAN.
~ ATTORNEY At LAW.

Selinsgrove Pa
Offers his Professional services TO the
puhlic. All business entrusted TO his
care will he promptly attended TO. Col.
isciions made in all parts Of the State.
lie can speak the English and German
language auenily. Office between Halls
ard the Post office.
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GEO. F. MILLER.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg Pa.
Offers his Professional service 10 the pub
lie. Collec tons and all other protest.
all busines. entrusted to his care will re-
scive prompt attention. Jan. 8, off.
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I W. KNIGHT,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ATiohNEi Al LAW,
Frecburg Pa,
Offers his Professional service 10 the Pub.
10. All business entrusted TO bis care
will be promptly attended TO.
Jan II, '67,f
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SELECT POETRY.
THE BRIDGE OF slGus.

Dllps from ucT cIO'tl1S
Take her up instantly,
Loving, not loathing.
Touch her not scornfully
Thiuk Of her mourniully,
Gently and humanity;
Not of the stains of her,
All hat remains Of her
Now, is pure, wowauly.
Make no deep scrutiny
Into her mutiny
Rash and undutiful;
Past oil hishonor,
Death has left ou her
Only the beautiful.
Still, for all slips Of hers
One of EYES family.
Wipe those poor lips Of hers
oozins so clsmmlly.
Loop up her trssscs
Escaped from the comb,
Her fair auburn tresses
Whilst wouderment gussses
Where WAS her home?
Who was her father ?
Who was her mother
Had she . sister?
Had she q b,o,her 7
Or was there y dssrer ono
Still, and q nearer one
Yet, than all other?
Alas for the rarity
or Christian charity
Under the sun :
Oh ! it was pitifulI
Near 4 whole city iull,
Home she had none.
Sisterly, brotherly,
Faiherly, mothsrly,
Feelings had changed;
Love, by harsh evidence,
Thrown from It's en,inencs
Even Gods providence
Seeming estrauged,
Where ,he lamps quiver
So far in the river,
With many a light
Etom window and easement,
From gsrret to basement,
She stood, with amazemsnt,
Houssless by night.
The bleak wind of March
Made her 'remble and shiver
But not the dark arch
Nor the black flowing river:
Mad from life's history,
Glad to deaths mystery
Swift to be hurl'd-
Any where, any where
Out Of the world
In she plunged boldly
No matter how coldly
The rough river ran
Over the brink of il
Picture it-thlnk Of it,
Dissolute Man!
Lave in it, drink Of it
Then, if you cau!
Take her up teuderly,
Lift her with care,
Fashioned 80 slenderly,
Young, and SO fair!
Ere her limbs frigidly
Stiffen too riRidly,
Decently-kindly--
Smoothe and compose them ;
Aud hor eyes, close them,
Staring SO bliudly!
Dreadfully staring
Through muddy iupurity,
As when with the daring
Last look OF despairing
Fixed on futurity.
Perishing gloomily,
Spurred by coDtumely,
Cold iuhumsuity,
Burning insanity,
Into her rest.
Cross her hands humbly,
As If praying dumbly,
Over her breast f!
Owning her weakness,
Aor evil behaviour,
And leavisg, with meekuess,
Her sins to her Saviour
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Published every Thursday Evening by
SkkkiIAs GROUSE. Proprietor.
Terms Of Subscription,

TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Payable
wthin six months. or $500 IL not paid
within the year. Nopaper discontinued
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-08

Tsxas pspsrs proPoss 70 eaill twes
thousand miles Of rsV u ,Ns rs'su
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The stock ef cotton % hand at So.
I:n..k =. .s,,rrca cae>Ak &>>z>, rv-u
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I N. MYERS,
II. ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR At Law

MiddIeburg Snyder County Penn'a
Office few doors West Of the ?. q. on
dain street. Consultation in English
snd CrmGn ngurefs. Sep. oUf
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7 G. RICHER.

Y. bl vi Eh,
-. ATTORNEY At LAW,
Lcwisburg Pa,
Offers bis professional se'vicesio the pub
lie. All business entrusted to his care
viii be promptly attended TO-.
tJan. 3. eff
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CRovER s BARER
W 's-''- SEWING MACHINE.

Persons in need Of good and durable
Sewing Machine can be accommodated Mt
reasonable prices by calling on on SAN
uRL FAUST, Agent, Selinsgroye.
TJan. "a, '6S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-03

From the Report ofhs L. S. Department Of
agriculture for .fpriL
The highest prices ever known 70 have been
realized in England for short horns were
obtained hv Mr. Sheldon, Of Geneys. New lorb,
United States. for siI Duchess, sold to Messrs.
wallcott & Campbell, Tor the sum Of loo
guiness each.
George Ay-ault, Of Pougbkeepsie, New ork,
reports to the department on four steers, seven
eighths shorthorr, raised by him, aud sold near
the close of 1859 to William LAOr, Of Center
Market, New York City. for -3,2O0. the age OF
one Of the animals being seven years. and Of
the others six years. The largest stool about
six feet high, with g;rth q ter feet and ihe
weight of the animals was $500 pounds, 500
pounds, S,4O6 pounds, respectively their pro
portions being good Notwithstanding their enor-
nous size. The aggregate gain in weight dur
ing the season Of 1859 was $50 pounds. The
net bee. weight Of the larger pair, after
slaughter, vas 4,531 pounds, exceeding, It IS
claimed, that Of any otter pair Of beeves ever
fsttened.
committee Of TIE Farmers Club, American
Institute, reporting On these cattle state tn It
they find thai the only profit arising from the
last years growth Of the animals lay in the IN
creased or d" fancy " rstes obtained On &C count
Of magnitude, and that, in Mr.. Ayrault's Judge
ment, Eve years i the age At which fattened
cattle 1i give the greatest profit L - feeder.
4 partial enumeration OF me She p siIlei the
past wear by dogs, as returned fr 5m four hun
,lred and seventeen counties in toe various
States aggregating ',ao7, > lirts 10 a less O.
half million sheep ki.led aud as roary more
wounded by dogs, inyolv .ag an actual loss OF
two million dollars, an destructive and none
the less real loss 10 pr ,duction Of many millions
more. Three count - in Vermont report the
loss Of 1917 sheep.
In Camden County, Gsoryil, N estimste
VAS made 1t IT. fall Of the cost of three small
pigs. They DESTROY ed the planting Of over
two acres OF sweet potstoe>, estimated, 10y
tie crop gathered from another acre, az
hTe hu9 ired bushels. worth lhen 81. Se'eiA
times man was sent to drive them ont and
mad = e holes under the fences snd repair them'
/. y .lring two hours work, yalueI At ten cents
p hour, sixty cents.
Whole cost Of three small shoats. So o.
Sold for 81 80 each.
g. s45 DOB
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HE K>oNAL GOSSIP.

Carl S-hl-1 :. eriria5s history Of Germany
aal the Geru. as.
Mr. Grahr.m received -ioo1o for his services
in the McF.ul nd case.
Chief J'lstic e Chase's health is reported to be
rapilly freak ag down.
The Gown o Akron, Illinois, boasts ofthe hero
Of eleven dIvc rec csses.
AuSerlst. ) attended funeral at Noutinartre,
which he fs red was his 90 lost visit there as an
amat'ur.''
vqsterr 81, Thibault "a Tayou sre the names
CT three lady yiolinists who nave been giving
concerts in Paris.
Hugh Fraser, who died last week in Montreal
left large sum for the establishment Of free
public -5rary in that city.
sa,asG. anthony is said to haze bought the
Cleveland Lelder. with the intentic Of running
it and abandoning the Revolution.
Mrs stover, one q e1-President Johuson's
dauchtars, has married Mr.. Brown, merch-
ant n Greclyile, Tenn.
\ naA registered his lame q; Detroi; hotel
and added " The man who IS the word aud
spir,, Of Christ The landlord made him pay
II advance.
Rosa Bonheur viii paint Only wild animals
here er, and is purchasing young menagerie
for the purpose.
20 SIS Nellie Badger, young lsly Of eighteen
gear, residing IN Marshall county, Indiana,
walked p miles ia si1 hours aud ten minutes,
Csc tsy lately \ young man who started to
make the trip with her gave out On the 18th
mile
teuatr- Morrill, Las graciousiy written letter
10 Speaker Blaine, ewing that the latter has al
ways treated him " with fidelity and honor and
con.sSsing to a very D,raon-snd-P ytniss state 81
atia;rs between them
Representative Me- 1enna, Of VII. Einia, propos-
81. as there is no hol c Of Congress- 9nal action
that every man be all owed to fund his own debit
and regulate his OWE tariff
Fred Douglas has been declared by IN AirlcAi
Methodist Corfsrers an :nfdel for igno ing tn
inierpositioa Of G. Of in The enfranchiseraent
the &. red people
Rev. William ]. H. Murray has entered nj
name on the list & ths Boston Lyceum burea'
Tor mex: season. Hevi1 haze two iectures-oi
on the Adirondac l. SD one on the Woman Fran
chise.
Sir james Yo- p.r Sc Epson, a distinguish
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stmina Slathines.
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Sewing Machines.

EoR simplicity durability, and effectiveness aud
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These Machines are so Perfectly Balan-
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The parts are SO few and simple, and unenc1mber-
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re parti,s NOT 7l,e 70 ray al oash irH s,N No
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-03

sonSG.-Soiiing Is generally de-mel most
Advantageous in the latte. part Of the summer.
This, however, is an error. At this seafon when
the stock has IN intense hankering Cor green
food ant the pastures are not well started e feed
ing once DAY Of green rye, barley or wheat
will he healthful for the animals and profitable,
and save the pastures from the too severe guaw-
ing which they TOO often get, especially in very
dry seasons, such as this promises.
VIII not some dairyman in every rhbogfood
try. for once, sowing soiling crop this ial, to
carry bis COWS over the trying spring time next
year, Do not put it on the poorest piece Of
land because " any land will bear rye" bat
give it good chance snd report She result
Grain crops for selling should beer; before the
head appear
Plant sweet corn in drills for summer soil
Some recommend planting once fortnight fer
succession but we prefer planting larger and
later kind. fo- later use. Il there IS any left
over it makes most excellent winter fodder, and
is peculiarly acceptable, even IN spring. to COWS
lust coming in milk and helps fill the butter tub
and Whist is even better, gives the butter flavor,
consistenc, and color, aud materially increases
il. market value
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WIFE The CONVERSATION STRING cvsHioH-
New and Secondhand Tables always On hand sud
Tor sale at the lowest pricr IS. Give NJ CAL.
April 25-E6m r. 2 WILMAT T Il. AGENT.
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6nanfial.
L o A n
OF The
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Company.

Tn. Cbesan,a.e and Ohio Railroad
L. CON pleted and running from RIcHsosD' Va "
the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, in west
Va, ~ miles 1t is being rapidly extended 10 'ne
Ohio River. 90 miles further, making in all ~
miles.
In its progress Westward, it penetrase' and opens
/ up to market the Wonderful Coal De7o'" " '''
Eqra,r4a REGION i. Fs.t Virginia, and thus 'finss
the superior and abundant Goals Of that section n'o
CON runIcation with the Iron Ores Of Virginia AND
oli.. and the Festsrn, SOstt-We'terr and Ea''''H
rarke,s.
When completed it will connect the superior mar
Dor f1-lt,, 9TH, chs,ap,aE, Bay with reliable nav
,-,tiop on the Ohio River ad thus with the e-f'Ts
.v,tesn Of Railroad ana Wai,r transportation" o. I'VE
gr,at Vest or South West.
twill make ,hort, sa,y cheap and fI'or''i' T''''
from the Wet to the Sea and will command a large
.lar, oftl. enormous ,igAfs seeking transportation
to the coast.
twill thu, become one Of the most i'Hporfd"i' ard
IA '''u ---lp.,.,,,.t,
g'''''' '-'''' '''., - trad. Of immense
value
The completed portion Of tie Roads doing Prof
.,dt n.lIv equal in
value to the whole amount of the mortgage upon lie
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TIE Consul or PosTUGAL AT SAVANNAH
lew days ago the following telegram appeared IN
the newspapers President Grsnt hss formally
annulled the e1equatur Of tire Consul at Poriu-
gal at Savannah. Gs'' Upon inquiring, We
learn that a gentleman named Palms acted as
Consul Of Portugal AZ Savannah for a short time
in 1867, and then left the city and has not since
returned II is possible that ais absence from
his post for three years nay have been TIE rea-
son for ennulling his exequstor.-Sgrnnn0h
(GG.) Republican, Nay 70.
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A young lady IN Galesburg, having " sat Der
cap for rather large specimen Of the opposite
SEX, ana having failed to win him. WAS telling
her sorrows to couple of her confi1ents. when
one Of them comforted her with tnese words
4" Never mind, Mollie, there are as good fish in
the sea as ever were ught'' "Mollie knows
that, replied her little brother, - but she wants
a whale 80
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CURE FOR
FEW WEAKNESS

rr7UIs wonderful Medicine made from an Indian
recipe is entirely vegetable, and is a certain
c,-e without supporters. By inclosing three cent
postage stamp viii send you my circulars, which
Iii i've testimonials. Manufactured and sold by
w LINUS BELCHER, Randolph, Mass. Sold by
n a. GOO OWN 4 CO., % Hanover street, Boston.
and hy all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
NSIvs,n
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WHAT ARE
Or. J. w ak ER'S
.~-r.-,N-r. x-rN-rcap prT.TEpg,

THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made Of poor Rum, Ehitkey, Proof SPIRITS, and rsJ,e
TiggorJ doctored, spiced and sweetened TO riea1e
~ ..sts called TONES - "Restorers," AppetiEers
e. mat lead the tippler Oh to drunkenness and
min. but are a true Medicine made from the Nstiye
Root. and Eerbs of California r,s from a., 4tG9 12,iS
S,,s-,.fl,.f, They are the Great BLOOD PU RlFlEh
and LIFr-,,IVING PRINClPL E,a perfect Renoyator
and inyigorator the SYSTEM carrying on all poison
ous MISTER. and restoring the blood 70 heatnf
ir,- 10 dirfet .5ns and remain long unwell slOo
viii be given for an incIrabie case, PROVIDING tne
bones are not destroyed by mineral poison. or QUIZ,
MEANS and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
n repsir. j. WALKER. Proprietor R. H. meDo-
NALD Co, Druggists and Cen AGENT san srSn,
nv ILL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
NAV IS-fdkWiS