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INFAxrIcIpE.-Yesterda afternoon q number
Of boys saw sor1e one drop bundle on p street,
between 9th and 9Th, and, on gong 10 1t, found
that Il was the body Of an infant which had ap-
parently been choked to death with string.
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HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at c. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
OUR DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at e. BAUMs Kid Glove Depot,
9TH street, Intelligencer Binding.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, French gilt Tortoise
Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SHERRY WINE IN BOND.

SHERRY VINE IN BOND.
a.. I'VE have 4 few Ty casks very pale and delicate
town, ID. G., which will sell at q very small ad-
vance. IL Is wine Of our own importation from the
celebrated house Of Ysasi, Cad.z, and has been pro
pounced By judges the fnest wine this side the
Atlantic. Samples can be seen at our Stsre.
We are Sole Agents for the District for J. H.
Martin Co.'S world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distelled from the best grain expressly
for medicinal uses. The trade supplied At dstfllers
prices, by BROWNING MIDDLETON,
fe4 Oh PennsYlv ania Rvenna
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MOLASSES.
NEW oRLEANs-Genuine.
PORT RICo-Very Fine.
ENGLISH ISLAND and several other grades which
can only be appreciated by examining
price and quality.
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COFFEE.

SYRUPS.
SILVER DRIPS-stewarts
WHITE DRIPS-Stewarts
WHITE DRIPS-M pliers Diamond Brand.
AMBER DRIPS.
GOLDEN SYRUP.
MERCHANTS SYRUP
All at exceedingly Low Rates.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

C0UNCIL-MoHday.-A communication was
tiers; referred to the Committee on Health, Asylum
Mr. Hall submitted a concurrent resolution for the
appointment Of joint COMMITTEES for considering the
Tetdstrc,ing Of , the District & GoIumbia Also,
annually ON the 10th day Of May. Also, bill re-
naT an anena s9 aist s nee iro
which was laid over
ns pee een ns u s@o S tasc s
over. Also, House bin in reference 20 the false.
ers When eoniicted; laid over rr'''s % :" 0"sH"
Mr.. smith presented pet ition from J. o. Armes,
praying for the abatement Of wasertax errone-
MI. Brown, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ton adjournins the session until the 18th Of Sep
Mr Gu,icN, from the Finance Committee, reported
back the bin appropriatins 5000 pay the semi
annual interest on corporation bonds with amend
Adjourned to = wednesaay. anu 'He O'N p'S'eu
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs-Mr Brown submit
to report resolution explanatory oi the resolution
q THURSDAY last relative to the duties of clerks.
Mr. Carroll presented the petition of August lsroel
Mr.. Carroll, from the Committee on Appropria.
tons, reported bill making appropriation TO pay
the temporary and permanent employees Of the Dis
riet o. coiToia, which was read second time and
Mr.: csSSisii introduced bill to regulate the in
general Inspector, who shall appoint ten deputies
which was referred: Adjourned:
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE CeSoRED
ScHooLs.-The pupils of the colored schools
celebrated the close of the scholastic year by
giving musical and literary entertainment in
the Stevens school building, Monday evening, TO
their parents and friends. The large hall on the
lower floor was used for the occasion, and was
DIVIDED to overfiowing with the invited guests.
The pupils who took part in the exercises were
seated On the stage, and presented a very neat
appearance. The entertainment was under the
supervision of Trustees Woi miey and King and
Superintendent Newton, and the programme
was faithfully carried out. The singing of the
pupils i'll chorus was excellent, and reflects the
highest credit on Miss Arnold, the musical d.
rcctress of the schools. The recitations were
very good. Addresses were delivered by Mr..
Patt,r on, of the Third Auditors Office; Trustee
King, Rev. Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Byus, of South
Carolina, and Mr.. Frederick Smythe, of the
Census Bureau. They all congrat Hated the
pupils on their excellent display, and compli-
mented the teachers highly.
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Accidents and Incidents.
Yesterday morning son Of John VAIL Jew
eler residing on It'll street, between l. and NJ
thumb OF his right hand blown off by the explo-
sion Of the barrel DIR. VIM. u. Butt was called
IN and found II necessary to amputate the torn
well.
About o'clock yesterday morning. colored
boy named Fielding Gray, about IA years OF age
was shockingly burned about the face and head
by fire crackers which he was setting of in large
numbers, on s street, between 18th and 18th
streets. Howas sent to the Fredman's Hospital
where MS wounds were dressed and he was
afterwards conveyed to his home on 10Th street
northwest.
About 40 p. m. yesterday, the horses attached
to a beer wagon belonging to Mr.. Ritter, East
NashlB gton, took fright on Seventh between L
and M streets northwest, and ran away. The
wagon was upset and smashed and the driver
named Christopher Hoffman, severely Injured
broken.
Yesterday morning, as car No. So of the Sew
enth street wharf was on down trip with a
picnic load, the front platform fell from the
weight of the passengers and baskets making 4
wreck Just above che Avenue; but fortunately
no one was injured, although large amount OF
A young man naned Stackett, who was with
Waugh Chapel Sunday School, spending the tlay
at the Highlands (nea- Penn's crossing on the
noon with others essayed to walk a beam in a
barn, and fell, receiving. II is feared severe in
ternal injuries. He was brought in and taken to
his home on X street, in tiis city, near the Con-
gressional cemetery, where he Is under the care
OF DR.. Coombs. s al = >
Patrick King, a boy aged fourteen years, was
severely injured yesterday morning while load
ing q piseol, his hand being badly lacerafed.
Officers Skinner and Leach took him to Dowl-
ing's drugstore, where his wound was dressed
by DIR. Kelsy, who fears that snputation may be
necessary, !
Mr.. Samuel v. Moves had his riQhi hand in.
jured while setting OF fire works last evening
Tor the amusement Of his children. The wound
l. painful but not serious. :
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The Sunday School Of Hamline M. +. Church
proceeded to Berry's woods, near Glenwood,
where they passedt the day very pleasantly until
the storm came on. A very large number Of
parents and friends Of the children accompanied
them and participated In the amusements
There were no regular speeches or any fixed
school children was pleasant feature OF the dav
CroQuet parties, quot pitching, and other games
were indulged in. Refreshments were abundant
Hardness, superintendent. also passed the day
~ BerTy's woods. After the singing Mr. Coun-
try tis OF Thee by the schoOi, u. L. Pumphrey,
and .adresses were made by Rev MI Roberfs..
and w alter 8. Shreeyes "Independence Bell
a poem, was read by A. o. Latham. Thirteen
infants were baptiscd In the grove, seven by
Rev. Mr.. Weiderman, Of Hamline, and six BY
Rev. MT. Wilson, OF Fletcher Chapel. Mr..
Latham by request again recited the poem In the
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FISH.
No. GEoRGEs MNK MAcKEREL,
No. FAT MACKEREL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD,
ST. JOHN ALEWIyES,
PORTSMOUTH SPLIT HERRING,
coDfIsR and Scaled HERRING.
For sale low, by
BROWNING & HEATING,
GA PennsYlyania aY an M
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ASTRAL OIL.
Dspot J4 Pruff's Non Eyplostrs AstyaEOil
Just received, 90 gallons Pratts ASTRAL OIL
yarrsnted not TO explode. Trade supplied at New
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
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MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
CEYION. LAGUAYRA. MARACAIB0, RIO,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
BRowEISG a MIDDLETON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

\ REALLY GOOD INvENTIOS.-Iti is
very seldom we commend to the pub
lie in this way patent improvements
and inventions, which belong more
properly to our advertising cOlums.--
What we have to commend, however,
so deeply concerns the health and
happiness and comfort of our Ameri-
can women, that we make no apology
for giving ii our most emphatic appr0-
val and endorsement. The invention
referred 10 is the great American wash
cr, which ia claimed To be in every
conceivable respect supeaiOr TO any
other washer" cXtant. 1t is the
smallest, most compact, most portable,
most easily operated, aud is not at all
liable to get out of order. lis con-
struction is 50 simple, that even Il
child can be successfully taught to Op-
rrate in an incredible short space of
time.
Some of the most prominent and de
sirahle features in this washer"
which is all inducrmcnt ill itself, are
worthy of especial condemnation.
They are these: 1t is always ready for
use; there is no adjusting; no screws
to confuse ard anoy. and 10 delay
whatever in adapting it. Everything
seems to have been done that ingenui-
ty could suggest; and in our estima-
tion it is simply Il practical, sensible
and beautiful invention, and only re-
quircs to be seen to he appreciated,
which cannot fail to please the taste of
the most fastldious.--IhHUdcl)hj0
Weekly Press.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10
CHAPTER NUT.
TIE IIARDsHELL PREACHER.
\ STRUGGLE FOR TIE MASTERY

\ STRUGGLE FOR TIE MASTERY.
The school closed on Monday eve
ming as usual. The boys had been
talking in knots ali day. Nothing but
the bulldog in the slender, resOlute
young master had kept down the ri
sing storm. Let 4 teacher lose moral
support at home, and he can not long
govern a school. Ralph had effectual-
IL lost his popularity in the district,
and the worst of il was that he could
not divine from just what quarter the
i'll wind came, except that he felt sure
of Small's agency i'll it somewhere.
Even Hannah had slighted him when
he called at Means on Monday morn
ing to draw the pittance of pay that
WAS due him.
He had expected petition for a
holiday on Christmas day. Such holi-
days are deducted from the teachers
time, ami il is customary for the boys
to "turn out" the teacher refuses to
grant them, by barring him out of the
school-house on Christmas and New
Years morning. Ralph had intend
ed to grant n holiday if it should be
asked, but it was not asked. Hank
Banta was the ringleader in the disaf-
fectiOn, and he had managed 10 draw
the surly Bud, who was present this
morning. into il. 1t is but fair TO gay
that Bud was in favor of making Il
request before lCsOrtiDg 10 extreme
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10
Unquastioaaby the best sustained work OF the kind
in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
Notices Of the PrC$&.

There are few Intelligent American
families in which HAKPEK's MAGA-
ZINE would not be an apprec!ate'! and
highly welcome guest. There Is no
monthly Magazincan intelligent read
ing family can less afford 10 hc with
out. Many Magazines arc qcrumuia-
ted. HARPER'S is edited. There Is
not "A Magazine that Is printed which
shows more intelligent pains cNpcnd-
on lis articles aud mechanical cXccu-
tion. There is not u cheaper Maga-
zine published. ThcreiS not Con.csscG-
ly a more popular Magazine in tho
world.--Ncto Eaq}aid UoHICStc0d
\ repository of biography ami his
tory. literature, science, and art, une-
uualled by any other American publ
cation. The volumes are u
valuable as 4 mere work of reference
as any cyclopCdia we can place III Oul
libraries. HARPER'S MAGAZINE Is 4
record of travel everywhere since the
hour of its establishment. Livingstone
and Gordon Cumming in Africa,
Strain among the Andes and Ross
Browne in the East, Spoke on the Nile
and MacgrCgOr on the JOTdan-Indeed
all recent travellers of note have seen
their most important discoveries re-
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Younger and many of our older VIII
ters find here their literary biography
our artists see the best evidences oi
their genius and the most enduring
specimens of their work III the MaSa-
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1t is one of the wonders of journal
jsm-the editorial management OF
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

TIE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANo
NANUrACroEY.-We refer with sPe-
cial pleasure to the advertisement OF
the Great Southern Piano Manufacto-
" of Mcssrs. WN. KNABE & Co. OF
Baltimore.
This factory is now one of the lar
gest in the world; it is a magnificent
five story structure. fronting an entire
block on Eutaw St, and covering, to
eethar with the Lumber Yards attach
cd. some two and one-half acres of
ground. Three hundred and fifty men
are constantly employed turning out
over forty instruments per week.
Among the Thousand and one Pi-
amos offered to the public. we scarce
ly know any instrument so fully unit
ing all the desirable qualities sought
for as the knabe Piano. 1t is a mat
ter Of some difficulty and perplexity
to inexperienced persons to select a
good instrument ofany capacity. We
too often rely upon the Judgment of
friends in the scle ction of a piano,
and arc thus frequently disappointed,
The only sure way, in our opinion is
to go to tie best maker. For this
reason, We recommend to our readers
to purchase pianos of Wm. Knabe &
Co 5 manufacture. This will relieve
them the vexatious necessity of vast
ing time in a long search. The repu-
tation Of the Kuabc Pianos is an IN
fallible guaranty of excellence. For
durability We would specially recon-
mend them, as. being made in 4
Southern City, with spccialvicw to the
trying changes Of the Southern eli
mate.
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SUBSCRT?TEONS-K8s2
Terms
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Back numbers can be supplied at
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A complete Set Of Harper's Maga-
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIL ROAD.-The stockholders OF this
road met i'll danville on Thursday, and
the President, Col. FloUrnoy, present
cd his report, coveringa contract with
competent parties in New York, and
through them with partiesin London,
for the building of the road. The work
is to commence at Danville, going
west, by December lst, ISL, and on
the eastern division as soon as subscIip-
ton that division reaches 81. .UJ9, ,000.-
The subscription on that division now
reaches 81 ,4O0, ,G00. One million six
hundred thousand dollar is to be raised
by Norfolk, Portsmouth, Iic. The con-
tractors provide TO pay oil all debts of
the company, ana TO receive county
subscriptions at par-securitics To be
paid to the contractors as the work
progresses. and the road is not to tc
turned over to them until One-half is
constructed.
The contract was ratified by the
stockholders, and Col. Flournoy was
unanimously reelected.
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3risfnC Atms.
FRIDAY, November 10, 1871.
Tic Dcacen's Prayer.

In the regular evening meeting
That the church holds, every week,
One night listening angel sat
To hear them pray and speak.
II puzzled the soul Of the angel
Why some to that gathering c me,
But sick ami sinful hearts he saw,
With grief AMI guilt ahame.
They were silent, but said to the angel,
''Our lives have ncei Of IIim -
While doubt, with duh, vague, tlrrobbins
pain,
Stirred through their spirits dim.
You coull see twas ;hc regular meeting,
AMI the regular seats were filed,
Aud all knew who would pray and talk,
Though any one might that willcd.
Frofn his place in front, near the pulpit,
In his long-accustomcd way,
When the Book was read, ami the hymn
was sung,
The Deacon arose to pray.
First came .thc long preamble
If Peter had opened 80,
lie hal been, ere tie Lord his prayer had
heard,
Full fifty fathom below.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10
NOTICE.

way VIRTUE oT ren9s erp, ISSUED BT
- the Clerk Of IN" Circuit Court Of sullivan
County aud to ino directed ] will proceed to sell
for "a ia ia hand tlc Couri House door iu Blouii-
Vile on the 4th Monday Of Noy"rlber, 1871, TWEEN
tv Five Acres Of Land. Levied uu Tn" property
r, Bleu ford Thonr>oa. living in the 18th Civil
nisirir. % Sullivan County, adjoining the iaf.tl-
Of John EowcrS and others to >.ii-fy = Jui-Inet
and cost that Simon Horn recovered against Lin
hcfoie David Gruin, !, i.
TIKI, OctobeTthe lSth, ISL,
B =. SrUEGIN, D. Sheriff.
Oct l3,--4t. PriatcT- Zee =.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

J. c. STANTON was arrested in
Chattanooga on the Goth ult., under
a rcquiSition from tie Governor of
Alabama. toauswcr an indictment be
fore the grand jury Of Montgomery
on the charge Of Obtaining money un-
der false prctcnCcs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10
m0OgA's RURAL FOR 1872
narrowed SiyIe and Reduced Prices.
vEEE PEOPLES PAPER.

In sending out the Twcnty-Third
Annual Prospectus of the RURAL
NEW Yorker. we invite special at
tcntion TO the Change of Style and
Reduction of Price for 1872. During
the past year land indeed in previous
years We have been frequently met
with the objection that the RURAL
was too large for convenience OF hand
ling or binding, and TOO expensive for
popular circulation. To obviate both
these objections, and at the same time
present the Rural and Industrial
World paper which shall combine All
the clements of EXCELLENCE and
CHEAPNESS, we have determined TO
condensc the RURAL NEW-N oRKtRr
in matter and manner, so as 20 give the
Cream Of cool RcdIjRJ in Il shape
which will be convenient for handling
and preservation, and at a price which
will bring il within the reach of the
million, making it, withal, more ac-
ceptable to people Of exclusive tastes,
who desire their reading to come in
compact form and well considered
style.
THE RURAL. NEw-NORKER for 1872
will comprise Sixteen Quarto Pages
larger than Harper's Weekly and 9TH
er papers which are published at - TO
S4a wear, and yet its subscription
prica will be but s.. 30 to single subScri-
bcrs. and only - in cluhso ten. How
we can afford 10 furnish such an ably
edited and finely illustrated paper at
these low figures, may be mystery
to some. hut with the One Hundred
Thousand Subscribers which we count
upon for the new year, we know it
can he done, aud give every subscriber
full value for the money paid Ana
now, in the full confidence OF tins
faith in our readers and ourselves, We
fling our banner to the breeze for the
RURAL's Fall and Winter Campaign.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10
Important Decision.

The Supreme Court Of Tenn, has
decided in the case of " Lonas vs'the
State" that the States have power to
prohibit the intcr-marriagc Of white
and black persons. Judge Saccd
sums up his decision as follows
eve are of opinion that the late
amendments to the Constitution of
the United States, and the laws enac-
ted for their enforcement do not inter
fcre with the rights of the States, as
enjoyed since the foundation of the
Government, to intcrdict improper
marriages: and that the act OF 1870, ch.
50. which forbidS the intcTmarriagc of
white persons with negroes, muiattocs,
or persons of mixed blood, descended
from Il negro TO the third generation
inclusive. and their living together rs
man and wife in this State, is.a valid
and constitutional enactment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

Coz. T II. REEVES has retired
from the Editorial charge Of the
Joncsboro Potr,ot and is succeeded
5y Nr. J. /. Sparks, who viii. we
hope, do good work ia the rich field
which lies before him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10
BRISTOL VIRGINIA TENNESSEE FRIDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1871

q holiday, any how. The school !,
! dismissed"
And Hank felt foolish.
And Bud secretly resolved to thrash
Hank or the master, he didn't care
which.
And Mirandy looked the love She
could not utter.
And Betsey giggltd.
TO BE CONTINUED
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10
NOTICE.

TRY YlgTrE or rea,d c1Pp TO NE DiREC-
- I'D FROM the Circuit Court Of Sullivan Countv
! win proceed 10 sell at the Cont hensr d Cr IN
Blouitville, for Cash in hand, the iih M'i da7
nf November, 1874, enc tract Of Land lying IN tue
eth CiSil District Of Sullivan Co, adjoining lie
Lands of George IIarr and others. containing of,a
IInip' red and sixty Acre. more or less. Levied
s,n she property % Wm, Poor to satisfy Iudg
Hent and costs that David HIiliard recovered
against him and others.
This pctsbcr the 18th Is7I
". p. sPCRGIy, D. Sheriff
Oct. lS.-4t- Printers fee 81.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

THE Finance Committee Of the
House at Nashville Unsupported in ia
yor of a reduction of the State taxes
10 J0ctS. on each hundred dollars.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

OH the &Ist ult., the residence Of
,Juo. \. Mckinney, at Rogersville,
was destroyed by fire. Cause, stove
nine
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-10

ZOE WORK or all kinds neatly ex. rptcd
~ tie NEWS socs suJ job oaico
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-25
EVERY HADY LAND SHOULD KNOW
What white 9Iycertne is
"aat it Does.

| White Glycerine may be described as beAa-
tifuI pearIsy white semi transparent AHd elastic
mud has more cOnsisteDce O.. body than the
| ommon glycerIus twh oh is = thin, syrupy fund
4oouttIe colo of water.) Ia has none of the
.ttr outes or characteristics Of nitro glyoerine
Gas = sliS Chs, Ag ssable odoa depa.Its no ssdi
msnt. lts most singular chsraeteTistic is it's re
aaTkabla affinity Tor the-skln; bat it does not
70 has been stated, "leSVe a Transparent coatlp g
winch oddities into Pesrly white ename that
,an not be removed " 1t penstrstes the SIX In
sud is here bat Is extraordinary decoIorizinE
nd bleaching powers produce results At once
A. touishlLg Snd gratifying. Il so clarifies the
Ain that 1t may be sAih TO leave il without spot
pr blemi'h, as perfect in It's purity and beauty
IS that Of the fairest child. It possesses other
g alusble properties especially in Combinations
to which, however, Is is unnecessary he,e t.
anude. Its at present off red only in a refined
state for doms stic toilet use.
That il is an article which let IN lure tbs
skin is proven by the most searching chemics
anaiy sis snc by the long continued test Of daily
use by hundreds. 1t has been taken nternally
with no injurious effects, and is believed to h
entirely powtresB Of harm. 1t has invariably
received the CON men dAtious of all who have usec
I. For sale by all DruEgi is.