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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-11
FROM EUROPE.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. !
10 Irhe Ersnil,r IIoIenrnnh

Erclu8icely to The Erening Telegraph
The Commune Command.
PARIS, Wednesday evening, May l0.-The
evening papers all condemn the Commune and
the Central Committee for thwarting General
Rossel in his plans, and recommend the con-
ferrng of dietatorial powers upon the General,
who is yet in command of the army.
1t is.stated that the Versailles forces, after
occupying Fort d'Issy, turned its guns against
the ramparts.
The Fighting at Paris.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Times special des-
patch from Versailles says the fire of Forts
Montrouge and Vanvres has been silenced.
The National Guard of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of
Vaugirard and the Pantheon have refused to
march against the Versailles troops.
The Paris Forts
still held by German troops are to be immedi-
ately evacuated. The cities of Nancy, Belfort,
and Longwy are to be retained by the Germans
until the conditions of the treaty of peace are
fulfilled.
Conditional Reduction of the French In
dcmnfty.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Versailllsts are in the
Bois de Boulogne.
1t is reported that Bismarck has promised to
relinqush miliard of the war indemnity on
condition that France agrees to the immunity
from capture OF private properly On Tue sea. III
consequence of the proclamation just issued by
Theirs, the Commune has decreed the seizure of
his furniture and the demolition of his retidence
in Paris.
Terrific CennOnading.
VERSAILLES, May 1.-THE cannonade con-
tnues, and the results are described as tremen-
dous Fort Vanvres still resists. The Govern
ment troops yesterday carried the barricades in
the village of Bourg Ia Refine, killing and wound
ing one hundred insurgents and capturing
forty.three.
FRANKFORT May IL.
BismaFclx
returned to Berlin, and NM. Favre and Popyer-
Quertier started for Versailles.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, May 11-11'3O A. M.-Consols 939& for
both money aud account. American securities
quiet and steady; u. s. bonds of 1862, 90A; OF
1865. old 9OH or 1861 92H; l0-40s S9H,
LIVERPOOL, May 11.-Breadstuf5 quiet. Wheat
frmer at 1s Sd. d.@11s. 4d. for No. to No. new red
Western spring
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, May 11--1'S0 p. M.-American securities
| quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, May 11-1'3O p. Motion hrmer
mddling upands 73Sd.; middling Orleans I'D
The sales now estimated at 1000 bales. in
Guiding for speculation and export 5000 bales
| PORK, 65S.
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FROM NEW TORK.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
-, al, % 1Tko Eaaa,saaN TtaIoorunh

Exclusively 10 The Epening Telegraph
The Coburn-Mace Fight.
BUFFALO, May 11.-A Canadian gunboat
passed up the lake at s o'clock this morning,
the supposed destination of which is the Mace
Coburn fight Four large tugs left this city last
night crowded with passengers, among whom
were some of the prominent citizens of this
place anxious to see the mill.
Atlantic Cable Mismanagement.
New YORK, May 11.-A letter is published
this morning from j. W. Simonton, General
Agent of the Associated Press, to Cyrus w.
Field, exposing the practice of cable mismanage-
ment in London, of throwing cable business out
of its order as filed, and discriminating in its
transmission.
The concluding paragraph of Mr.. Smonton's
letter which suggests the gravamen of the com
plant against the Cable Company, is as fol-
lows:-
The multiplicity of errors in the service
between London and New York, averaging about
six serious errors per day in our business, is OF
itself no slight discouragement but If TO this be
added the arrangement of dispatches as 70 the
order of transmission, according to the
will or caprice of the manager at
either end of the line; If neither
legal enactment nor regard for the simplest
princlpes of commercial integrity and fairness
in cable management can insure to patron the
advantage which his activity and enterprise
have earned You must see that public conf
dence is at an end until there shall be some new
means of transatlantic cable communication
conducted upon fairer principles.
The Foster Murder Trial.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer was crowded
this morning in anticipation of the trial of Fos-
ter for the murder of Avery d. Putnam. The
prisoner was brought in maaacled. His de-
meanor did not evidence aay anxiety. When
the case was called, an affidavit was read stating
that Judge Stuart, the prisoners counsel, was
i'll, and unable to proceed with the trial. There
fore the case was postponed till next Monday
Murder in the Second Degree.
New YORK, May n.-William Kelley has
been convicted of murder in the second degree
for killing Garrett w. NOstraud at North
Hampstead. Kelley and Devine previously
convicted, were sentenced TO the State Prison,
at hard labor for life.
Mace VS.. COburn.
A Daily Nelos special saws the Mace ana CO.
burn ring was pitched on the W0oisey iarm
mile from Port Ryerz, Canada. Inc men nave
just entered the ring.
Exports of Specie
to- day, $3.50, O0O
The Inauguration OF the
TeIegraPhers' statue
of Professor Morse in Central Park, New York
| is finally fixed for Saturday, June 10, a. z. NJ.
| IN was found impossible TO complete IL by the
| o4th inst as proposed, but IL will certainly be
| ready for the date now decided upon.
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FROM THE VEST.
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E1clusiUely 70 The hventFQ Telegraph.

Esclusiuely 10 TIE BvsninQ Telegraph.
The WhitehOuse-Cheney Case.
CHICAGO, May 11-Bishop Whitehouse has
made no proposal, as reported, to submit the
Cheney case to the decision of the next General
Episcopal Convention nor has he refused the
Rev. John Cotton Smith permission to preach in
Rev. Mr.. Cheney's church.
The Loss by the Fire at Monmouth, III,
yesterday, will reach over 100000. Th insur-
ance amounts to $73, 900. None of the policies
on Eastern companies are over $4,000.
The Minnesota Canal Case.
Judge Wilson, of the United States District
Court at st. Paul, yesterday, refused to hear the
injunction in the case against the canal across
Minnesota Point, at Duluth, on the ground that
be is an interested party; and the matter will
be taken before Judge Dillon, of the United
States Circuit Court.
An Insane Doctors Bill.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE special committee
of the directors of the Longview Insane Asylum.
have disallowed DR.. Louglow's whole bill of
$4,000 for extra compensation.
Frost I'm Kansas.
ABILENE, Kansas, May 10.-The first drove of
1000 Texas cattle arrived here to-day. The
shipments by rail from this point for the coming
seaton are estimated at 35, 900 head.
Decoration of Graves.
LOUISVILLE, May 10.-The graves of the
Confederate dead at Cave Hill Cemetery were
decorated to-day. The sum of $3l0 was con-
tributed on the ground for the purchase of mar
BILE headstones for the graves.
Baseball.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, May I.-Base-bal to-
day-Kekiongas 29i Htnas, of Chicago, 0.
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FROM THE STATE. .

The Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere in
the ST. Clements Church Affair.
Special Dispatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, May l1.-This morning, in the
Supreme Court, counsel for the st. Clements
Church asked the Court for an injunction to re-
strain the vestry from dismissing the ministers,
stating that the application was made at the
request of Judge Ludlow, of Philadelphia, who
had taken cognizance of the case. The Supreme
Court refused TO take the case out of the hands
of the Common Pleas.
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New York Money and stock Market.

Nav YORK, May 1L-stocks heavy. Money
nOx 40. Is64, nos DO. 1860, ilOA 40. 1855, new,
lls1 do. 1857, lisX DO. 1865, nay; le-4Os, 1921;
ton Co., s3: Cumberland preferred, 80; N. Y. Cen
tral and Hudson River, ssA; Ere, ~; Reading,
1925; Michigan Southern. l09A; Illinois Central
l95; Cleveland and Pittsburg, l2eA Chicago and
Rock Islsnd, ll4h; PittsOnrg aud Fort Wayne,
991k; Western Union Telegraph, b9%.
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baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, MAY l1.-Cotton firm, aud mlddllng
uplands, l5e low middings lac. Flour armer but
not quotably higher; Howard street superfne, $3.50
@S; extra, IS S7K@7 25; family sI259sT5; CITY
Mills s9perhDe so5O@I 20; exua, SIssi ismuy,
7'12H family s725as 90. Wheat nrm; Ohio and
Indiana, 81 62a1'65; Pennsylvania, 81 o59l Co. Corn
yellow, T5e. Oats irmer at o296Tc. Pork quiet at
$3.50. Bacon steady shoulders, 1A@sc. rio sides,
16@17c. Lard quiet at 11&@l2c. Whisky nomnally
929S2kc.
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Chicago Flour and Wheat Market.

CHICAGO May l1-915 A. M.-Wheat quiet
and easier; No. q 81 2e, cash and seller last half
12s2 al 20 seller June. Corn hrm; 65zs@55c Dash
and seller May; b5Ac., seller June. Receipts and
shipments dull
R,csfDts Shiu'ts Receipts. Ship'ts
Flour, bbls 4,6OO 1900 Oats bns. 27,0OO 1900
Wheat, bus Il OO0 $4,000 Rye, bus 1000 80. go,
Corn, bus 1O2 600 125 900 Barley bus. 600 5000
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FROM THE SOUTH.

IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.]
Exclusively to The B0ening Telegraph.
Ku-kluX Outrages.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May 11.-Lowry and his
band OF outlaws last night went into Lumber
ton, in Robeson county, broke open the Jail, and
released several of his followers, and retired
without molestatiou, though company of
United States soldiers was quartered in the
town.
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"A lady In Terre Haute, aged twenty-nine,
has just married her fourth husband.
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BITTER VINE or IRON.

There ia neither health, enjoyment, or physical
beauty without rich ferruginous circulation.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
HUBBELL, ApOthecary, I4IO Chestnut st,
b10 06tSp
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Hon. NEAL Dow, the originator of the Maine
Liquor law, will deliver an address under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion this evening, at the West Arch Street Pres
byterian Church, corner Eighteenth aud Arch
streets. There will be no charge for admission.
Mr.. Dow is among us giving his services gratui-
tously for three weeks speaking to crowded
houses in the leading cities of our State.
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Etc, ETC.. ETC., Etc. Etc, Etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-07
MAGNUM BONUM
PHOSPHATE
Reduction in Price!

This article in composed of Pure Ground Bone
dissolved in Sulphuric Acid, Animal Matter and
Potash
It contains no heavy mineral substances such
as enter into the composition Of most of the arti-
Giles sold under tho name Of Super PhosphateSS,
and consequently the bags in which it i5 packed :.
pounds, thus saving to tire farmer ut least ~ per
cent of we ght.in the same bulk. . 80 -.
1t has less inorganic matter than those articles
which are based on Rock Guano or other heavy
material. The farmer therefore derives benefit
from almost every atom of its bulk, either As II
crop grower or permanent impr"1rr Of the soil
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Washington D. c., NH l4-2aw5w
UNSETTLED WAR CLAIMS.


AT ITS LAST SESSION CONGRESS, AS
II an amendment to the army appropriation
bill, directed the President to appoint commits
sion to ascertain and adjust the claims Of all 10y
al citizens in the South for Quartermaster and
Commissary supplies furnished to the Jnned
States during the war. Under the head f4uar-
termaster are included hay, straw, wood, rent. of
houses and lots grain, horses and .mnles, &c.-'
As commissary stores are included cattle and
hogs -four, corn meal, &c. AS yet the rules
which will be adopted blythe commission con-
corning proof Of loyalty and the furnishing of
supplies are unknown. Its very necessary,
however, that all claimants should have their
claims presented at once, So rs to have whatever
benefit may result from priority of application,
ifany
The undersigned will receive and promptly ut
tend to all claims Of parties who deem themselves
entitled TO compensation under the above act OF
Congress. ..... ...---
:. References by permission:
Hon F. +. Spinner, Treasurer of the !. ;.
Hon. LeRoy futile, Asst. Treasurer L. 5.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Us. Senator from Min:
Hon Lewis Mckenzie
Hon Clinton Lloyd, Chief Clerk II. of L.
John Randolph, esq., CLERK of the U. S. Cont
of Claims Address
- Attorney ut. LgNy,
- King street, Alexandria, Va, or
- WILLIAM II. BECK,
Care Of ) A. Peugh, esq,
NH T. Washington, d: G,
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February !, 1871.

= February 7, ISlI.
Geo. C. Gilmer, esq: 49,.
Yours asking the result OF my experiment with
Magnum Bonum is to hand.
The Fertilizer was applied To corn at planting,
May 9TH, with machine. wheat drill, with all
tubes bur two removed,) deposlting same with
seed at the rate of 80 pounds per acre. On June
18th was applied broadcast of same manure two
hundred pounds per acre, ploughed in at last
working Of corn The first application ucted
finely causing the crop TO push with vigorous
growth second to none, considering the difference
a to time in tuvor of its competitors The second
application made when the corn was beginning
t. suffer for rain was entirely satisfactory in its
results, producnga steady. rapid growth and
development throughout the season. and a full
remnnerativc return at gathering. The Magnum
Bnnum ranks among the best manures ever used.
Respectfully. J. Q. McGEBEE, Manager
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Ex-Governor William Sraitht OF. Virginia.
.. ...WarrenlOu. va, July -. 1870.
Gentlemen: ain in receipt Of yours OF the
18th instant. asking my opinion Of your Magnum
Bonum Soluble Phosphate upon my spring
crops. Iii reply, / have tried it on corn, roots
and nlet, with entire satisfactory results far
and alongside Of Turner's ARmon lated Phos-
phate, which esteem highly, and without any
appearance of nteriori.y.
It is right that should say that We had an cx-
traordinary Wet year since the opening ofspring
Y"ur-. respectfully, VIZ. SMITH.
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p,rt TGt,rcn Nd Julv % 1870

Port TODuccO Nd. July Y 1910.
Gentlemen ] Used your .Magnum ,Bonam
Soluble Phosphate on my tobacco crop, and
ND to this time have seen marked difference
in rs favor between it and stable manure. OF
course the tobacco is vet young but ain dis
posed to believe that the Marnuln Bonum viii
give entire satisfaction.
n haste | remain yours, very respectfully,
.-..-.-.: .. GEO. P. JENKINS /.
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WAR CLAIMS.

Congress having just passed an act creating u
commission to examine claims OF legal citizens
nshed for The use of the arlny Of the Unite,l
States during the late war, the undersigned
CHARLES WHITTLESEY, late Attorney
General the State of Virginia, and " ESTEL
WILLDCGHBY, iate- Judge Of the Supreme
themselves tt53gether for the purpose Of giving
special attention to this class of claims, offer to
prosecute such claims, and hereby solicit the at
tention Of claimants to their facilities for zecur-
ing successful results Call upon or address,
WHITTLESEY g. NILLOUGHBY.
No south Washington street Alexandria, Va,
and 40 Pa. av., Washington, DC. mh9-tt
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HEsG:AZETTE.-.~.::
FRIDAY.EEENING APRIL.

MR. SpAaKEs REGENT, shoemaker, dweffs
at No s9s Regent street LONDON and' o1 }Gss
took place, he had the honor and pleasure OF
exhibitinr'to an enraptured public that part Of
the Princesss trousseau which was made up OF
her shoesEtSelve dozen Of them: He had
feat There were grain calf, elastic balmorals;;
rrsin calf button boots; kid button boots; kid
elastic balmoral; kid elastic boots, sham but:
toned and,rorksoled; glove kid boots; bronzed
kid boots for evening. Wear- with rosettes OF
silk, satin and KID" colored silk boots; water:
proof elastic clogs white. satin shoes; white SILK
shoes; and twelve pairs Of: dressing Shippers OF
various fues: If She wishes for good. health
she must walk at least four miles q day.,
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l now have for sale the largest assortment OF
frst-cass Pianos ever offered in Alexandria, from
the best makers, such rs WI. NABE i co.
and Others | will sell those that have been
rented out nj T. great reduction from first cost
easy terms of monthly payments. | warrant
them in perfect order, and will keep them in tune
one year They range in price from S75 to 81 IS.
Also Smith l. Princes celebrated ParIor Or
gans, suitable for churches. .-...
AN AGENT FOR
WIN knabe & Co.'S Cnrivalled Pianos, sold
at factory prices. ] will furnish any pattern and
price on more liberal terms than in Baltimore.
Call and see them. ALSO, go
A select assortment Of SHEET MUSIC, vocal
al instrumental. Instruction Books for al IN
struments Any piece not on hand Will be fur,
nishcd by ordering from New York. The usual
deductions allowcdto schools. chors and TEACHER
Violin and Guitar STRINGS, including the
cheapest and the very best with general As
sortment of Nolns, Guitars, Bsnjos, Flutes,
Bows and other small musical merchandise.
/ will sell all these instruments upon easy
terms that will leave no reasonable cause TO per-
sons wishing to uphold Alexandria trade TO pur-
chase elsewhere '. BECkER
l49 King ST, hear Washington 81.
p S-All kinds of Musical instruments tuned
and repaired g.. jan l2-tf .
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REMARKABLE CoNvERsIoN:-A gentleman
whose authority in political matters cannot, be
questioned and who. is a personal friend of An
dy Johnson says that the sage Of GreenEille
has gone back en- the Democratic party, and
declares himselfa subscriber to the Republican
party, and wants to be taken into the party IN
full standing. Bali. Gdz
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Charlottesville: Va, Feb. !. 1871

'-'..- Charlottesville Va, Feb l. 1871.
Mr. Thns. Perry. AlexaHdria, Va: 90.
My Dear Sir: Enclosed You will find the state
ltcnt of my manager. Mr, Jacob Q. McGebee, OF
the effects Of your Magnum Bonum sent me for
NV Inst crop Of corn. Mr.. McGcbec has been
living with me now going on three years; and I
think him one Of the most accurate and reliable
men it !r,s ever hecn my good fortune to meet
with. Yours, ...... GEO. {. GILM, Err,
Near Char lots sville.
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It is said sSf2s CeSb hI chief fs9 GPe5
seyenty-6re miles -of>pripted. matter. 1.-The has
been paid full value for this mattar-at the
".--i--'---i Lie cen.s ~,
mile-he has made more money by his pen
than any writer Of the same capacityin modern
times Louisville Journal
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Rev Dr. Witherspoon late of Memphis has
been appointed Chaplain for. the the Uniyersl-
tY Of Virginia. - -. -
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New Market, Caroline County,
f.hrnarY ~. 1871.

P. Fl. Starke, esq:
Dear Sir-Inclosed y"u will lind u certificate
which send You for your Dixie pl"w.
have been actuated from no other motive. but
alone from the merit of the Plow. | fear the
certificate may be too lengthy for publication
should YOU desire it. hut ] frl! Il desire Ia do
your Pillow Justice, and ut tlT" Same trn's'tH d"
Watt no injustice, and show the rrass1Is why
thought your P!ow the best. and my oRp"rtun'-
tics for Judging OF the two PlowS. You can
make such dispOsurr az you may choose Of tn"
certificate. arn very respectfully, Sc,
.JuHN H. TALIAFEERO..
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NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL LAMPS
PERKINS & HOUSES PATENT

Having received the agency for the above in
this section Of the State, | respectfully request
the public to call and examine the same. They
are absolutely safe from breaking, and being con-
structed on the principle OF Sir HumPhrey: Da-
vys safety lamp cannot explode. 9lr. W. II.
Rutfner; Superintendent Of Public Instruction
for the State of Virginia, writes:
Il have used one Of Perkins y House ; Nom
Explosive Kerosene Lamps fIr more than Il
month Before trying it, took II I" piece and
saw that it WIS constructed on the principle "i
DAVIS safety lamp and that with proper use no
Aame could possibly lind admission to the lamp;
although it may be filled with explosive gas and
liehted while in that condition Ny use Of it m,
Confirmed nv good opinion u the lamp, and
intend substituting it throughout my house for
1he DANGEROUS lamp now in use. l consider the
Invention an important contribution 70 the satcty
Of persons and property.
. Por sale al Is King street Alexandria. Va.
feb s-eoim +. J. MILLER
WHITE ENGLISH CABLE CORD.
THE THIRD SUPPLY FOR THIS SPRING,
BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR LADIES AND.
~.-. CHILDREN
Just received al
NH "a WILMER y $I.AIMAkERs
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KILGOUR K,
WH1TTEESEI,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
AND UNSELLOR \
BANKRUPTCY.

Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law SO that nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed BY the fifty per
cent clause, so-called, another opportunity offers
to secure the benefits Of this most effective and
permanent measure of relief The above-named
will make bankrupt business specially; will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact all business in that line at prices
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Being Uni
ted States Commissioner he will endeavor to visit
the different counties on court days, and thus
save parties the trouble and expense of several
with Win II their cases. Discharges can be obtained
here before Register Hill as promptly US in Rich
mond or elsewhere, and at much less expense to
parties. 1t may be added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with. the Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed will be secured to the
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the only real
relief now offered to parties struggling in the
hopeless bondage of old debts Address person
all ) or by letter at No. II south Royal street,
a alexandria. Va, jy lily
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PRICE s54 PER 1000 LBS.
-Pnmonkey, Charles county, Nd, J.

- -PNEl"hE"y, ChAr!es EDunly, MU., 7.
September -, 1870 -,
Dear Sir I AIN much pleased with the Mag
NUN Bunum.- 1t Is all you represented II be.
| shall. want another ton this fall.
TI0s \ MARTIN
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DR.. L. respectfully informs the public that for
twenty years he has given especial attention TO
the preservation of the natural teeth, and will
continue to do so, and invites those who wish to
save them to call IN him, knowing that many are
extracted and destroyed that by proper treat
ment might be preserved and made useful for
life Artificial teeth inserted only US APPROVED
BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES nov N-tf