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sons approaching my room in hurried
manner, and ! prepared for an emer.
gency. The proprietor entered, and l
calmly asked him why the waiter had
acted in such a manner when | ordered
him to bring me Rinderbraten (roast beef
and Korte6en (potatoesi) The proprie-
tor appologized and sent my breakfast.
! took a boat for Magence and left
Sweet Bingen. X w. L.
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A YOUNG swindler giving his name
as james Fontain and representing him
self as the agent of a house in New
York, has been arrested in Lexington.
He was in the city ostensibly to purchase
hemp for Messrs. A. ID. Hopping q
Nelson, Manufacturers of rope twine, &c,
2l5 Washington street, New York, but
il was discovered on application To that
firm that they had no such agent
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Billing wit and Wisdom.

Kind Fortune, teach thi servant hu-
mility, but let no sneak Of an upstart
out-shine him in things that are stylish.
Civ unto me morality copious; and
may mi shirt kollars be sitter than china
and whittier than snowbalis in winter.
Smile, thou goddess dear at mi mus
tach and may mi wisdom be great--even
like unto Solomons.
Grant that may pattern be, worthy
of all imitashun, and that may be able
tew wear a number 5 on these number
10 feet of mine.
Fill up mi kup tew the brim's very top
with honor and honesty, and make mi
neckties mine enemies tew smite with
sorrow and confushun.
Take away from -ps-1s.i....A .ASosi.s.s:s.ss
grant that mi Sunday panterIoons nHrtl
fit me even M korn fitch the kob.
Remove far from me, o, gentle For
tune, all pride and vain ostentashun, but
Ngrant that mi name amung wimmen may
-eVer be spoken in aksents of gladness.
Make mi heart tew glisten with char
ity, but teach my taylor and shumaker
how to wait for theif.xa~nny and be
happy. ~
Let mi heart feast on the truth, but
smile thou upon mi cork leg and periwig
nobby.
Take away from mi heart all envy, but
grant, kind Fortune, that mi hat kant be
beat, nor the lavender tint ov mi gloves
be exceeded.
ELL me with courage, true and reddy,
but if emmy man offers to smote me, gite
to me the feetness ov venson and my legs
the speed of q roebuck.
Remove all afiectashun far from me,
but enable me tew keep up appearance.
if hav tew cheat a little tew do it.
Above all thing, with modesty shower
me. Yea! make me all dripping wet,
but don't let me looze a good chance mi
nu koat TO spread before the eyes ov men
filed with envy.
Make me at all times ov the poor
heather thoughtful, at the church not
the platter to annoint with
ten cent shin plaster.
Remove from me all gra hares and
all bunyuns and korns pestiver-
Gus, and grant that mi calf's shall fatten
on saw dust, and mi cheeks feed on plum
pers and mi heart ever bubble and bile
over with mersy.
Bless all maids ov estate, all widders
with mummy, all mothers ov fashion with
daughters tew marry, all good matches
laying around loose. but chiefly give me
a conscience full Of aroma.
Lengthen out, kind Fortune, the days
ov mi unkle, but should he happen to
drop away sudden, bow me down with
sorrow bekumming.
Listen. dear Fortune. listen-give me
the style Of heart-braking Adonis, let
The virtews all seek mi acquaintance, and
ieed with new fires exquisite the solitaire
that burns on my buzzom.
Smile thou, upon all hatters and bar
bers and all shirt makers, and gloyiers.
A
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liza person f.ints, should he be pale,
place him on his back and let him alone;
he wants arterial blood to the head. and
il is easier for the heart TO throw il there
in horizontal line than perpendicularly.
II he be red in the face, lose no time in
exposing bis chest, and set him upright
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f''tFf'.VF e'o7' iht hnu grant DOnus
originally amounted to s10, 400, 900, of
which 81 1,326, 900 have been cancelled.
leaving outstanding s9,074,OOO.
The interest on our Indebtedness out Of
the country has been rolling up I'D
mostly re-invested, thus adding to the
principal, until the present limit Of pub
lie and private dues from this country to
foreign capitalists cannot be far from g..
500, 900. Part Of this does not pay in
terest at present, but the total charge an
nually accruing must be nearly sl50, 900.
The gross earnings of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad and the branches
in Kentucky, owned by the company,
for the month of July last, and the cor
responding month Of 1871, were as fol
lows:
1872 July (estimated) )......s214,437 20
1871 July......."............. 207, ,220 SO
Increase. ......................... 1915 ~
A gentleman in Lexington, who had
aided in ''elevating' the negroes, under
took N reason with one of them as 10
the unjust manner in which they pro-
posed to treat Tabbs Gross. "Well, dun
no about that was the response, "you
white folks, i 'spose, may say what you
please, but we colored people don't allow
no nigger to talk to us against our inter
ests."
A curious calculation has been made
lately by a sauant, well known in Paris
for his peculiar antipathy to the fly. He
collected 5000 in a room measuring two
cubic metres. On the floor he spread a
pounded loaf Of sugar. At the end of
four days he went to investigate the re-
suit Of his experiment. There remained
a tea-spoonful of sugar. This statistician,
therefore, calculates that, sugar being at
the rate of thirteen cents a pound, a fly |
costs the country twenty cents from its
birth to its demise, that is, if fed on loaf
sugar.
From the Shelby Sentinel. "At the
breaking up Of an assemblage of the
fair and brave few evenings since, a
young lady Of the East-end expressed
her gScsVfvsSue tvthe snamoured swain \
doing duty. as escort. He very gal /
lantly assisted her into light, open-top
buggy that was standing by the roadside,
and without any more harness than what
he had on played horse by drawing the
vehicle to her fathers door. LATER.
We have learned, since the above was in
type, that the lady has taken his claims
into consideration, believing that one
who does so well in single harness would
work kindly in a matched
team. Cake expected"
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CoKPULEsr old lady; II should likes
ticket for the train" Booking clerk Who
thinks he will make a joke; "Yes'm; sili
you 20 in the passenger train or cattle
trainf" Lady; "well, If you are
specimen of what | shall experience in
the passenger train. give me ticket fof
the cattle train by all means"
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y pure Cider Vinegar. of the best
~ my IN" y W. II. Ande1onls
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The Union Pacific Railroad Company
has sold Of its lands assigned il by the
United States, Coz, ,559.6 acre. for ST..
553,3OS 5S. at an average the acre y
"a 90 The land unsold amounts 10 I
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All, ,440. "a acres. The land grant bonds
originally amounted to slO, 400, 600, Of
which 81. .326, 900 have been cancelled,
leaving outstanding s9,074,0O0.
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GENERAL NEWS.

San Francisco has a Chinese evening
newspaper.
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Losses Paid Without Discount.

This Company will stand the closest scru.
tiny, and Is entitled 10 the consideration Of
all who desire strictly FlRSI-CLAsS IN
DEMNIrY.
BusiDess solicited and attended 10 promptly.
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During the past year there were L.
1888. .246, 900 cigars manufactured in the
United States. At ten cents each, the
averaged retail price, shey would cost
smokers slSS,23+, 900, and yet there are
more who smoke pipes than cigars. Two
hundred million dollars for smoking 10
bacco in one year is considerable.
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As an illustration of de manner in
which mistakes in Typography may arise,
the Bennington Post recently apologized
to its readers for having described the in
famous can-can as delicious dance. I"
The critic had written "delirious," which
the printer had read US delicious.
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Ii is said that twenty-five millions of
bushels Of wheat have been raised in
Minnesota this year.
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The siamese twins are said by con-
Temporary to differ in their political opin-
ons. Eng approves Of centralized and
permanent government like that of Eng
land, and hence desires Grants re-elec-
tion, whilst Chang believes in changing
to Greeley.
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A California genius is trying to get up
company to make sugar from water
melons.
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The daughter Of Nine. Ristori Is soon
TO be married TO rich wine merchant.
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The Lennox Glass Company. of Pitts
field, Massachusetts, has a capital of 5000, :
900. Ii consumes 1900 tons of coal
annually, and pays its hands $4,000
per month.
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Judge c. W. West has resigned the
Office of Judge of the Harrison county
court II Is stated that II is his intention
to prepare himself for the ministry Of
the Christian church.
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Overton P. Hogan, of Grant county,
has announced himself an independent
candidate for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trict, and will make the canvass on the
Bourbon ticket.
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The commerce Of this country is not
confined to the sea coast Chicago daily
chronicles more arrivals and DEPARTURES
of steamers and vessels than any Atlantic
sea port.
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An enterprising Englishman has leased
water-lot in Pala,ka, Florida, for ten
years, with the design to put up moss
and paper factory. The moss will be
manipulated into hair-cloth, etc. The
paper mill is intended to manufacture
paper out Of the common saw palmetto.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-16

AUGHING.-PeOple VINO do not know how to
laugh are much 10 be pitied. Not every one
who laughs knows how to laugh in the highest
sense. An irradiating smile is fine; small
sough, thar Chances upon the face like meteor,
come and gone in the same instant, is better
than nothing. But laughing like poetry, music,
invention, OratOry, is given IN its highest forms
10 but lew.
We have a relative, a lady who is gifted in a
high degree with the genius Of laughing One
should see her when an exquisite story lights up
the inner soul. Only the other night three Of
US sat together One told an anecdote, that
started another til, like pigeons in wood,
they poured out in hocks. Soon all were in
parOAysms. There was no bOister0us roari NJ.
Zach one performed with refinement but an
were clean gone" The eldest has "A continu-
Gus ron that goes on without check ill The
breath y gone, and the lungs fairly run down
nut, gathering long breath, he dashes down
rue same long roll again. But soon the muscles
achei with hands abdominally placed and
weaving from side TO side, his ewes streatnin,,
with tears, he az length gaius enough conttoi
20 escape from that eddy which had been yhirI,
ing him helpessly around
Another one laughs by a series Of short ex
pOsiyc iusillades, recurring rapidly and eoutin
ung in what seems likely TO be an endless sc
rles. But.the lady aforesaid begins IN gent
way, AS ii controlling every movement. s,
have ! seen gay rider, anbling at first, ihei
moving OF az a trot, breaking into gallOp, an,
iueu carried on ~ 4 uasulng speed III real fu
away. II docs ones heart good like a medcin
10 see and hear such a charming performance
so hearty, SO natural, so gently furious, so POI
sesscd with demon Of laughter that will no
DE cast out You shall sec the beginning Of Ia
laugh carried we'll aiOng til the excess OF
seems 70 disturb her mOdesiy. She covers he
face with newspaper and some would Ihinl
that she was resting. But, lOOkl No sound
Only jelly Ike trembling Of the whole body
On-on--iill IN desperation she runs from tb
room. Al, there II good honest heartness II
such an experience, and an oyerplus Of pleas
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GBe 9ain spn aa1mesr aonoan lotnng september IS. 1879
Zeal 6statr.

- $1,000 WILL SECURE A WELL
Nil LOCATED FARM Of Us acres so acres of wood
land OF which y is heavy growth OAK and chest
nut: balance VIII Keep cows and horse land
rolling and free from stones; several acres good tobacco
lands sufficient irtt for family House Of 10 rooms
painted anu papeled' barn 30 X 50, wOodhOuse and
eranary This estate is located one mile from depot.
near church school, store and r. o. Is owned by an old
man, and must be sold. Price S2bQ0-onehalf cash.
Apply to l. T. CAPEN, Putnam, CT. dit sl4
II NJ. RICE. Adm TOLMAN,
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" INMAN LINE
A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS


II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions, Trade Marks,
Designs, No 76 state st., opposite X iby At
Boston.
No Agency IN The United STATES possesses suDer,or IA,
eMtesJor oCdtaihg Patents or dscertdinRG he paieta
biitR Of Inventions. '
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, arc here sayed
inventors. ''u
Testimonials.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most capablo ana
successful practitioners with whom have lad ofneiai
Intercourse. 'N 'ihV'"
CHARLES MASON Commissioner of Patents
nave no hesitation In assuring Inventors that thev
cannot employ man competent and frnsfIsoriGn
ana more capable Of putting their appllcntonsn lgrn
10 secure Tor them An early and favorable congpniin
~ tune ihent oinee. EDMUND BURKE
... :, =, -. Late Commissioner Of Patents
Mr X. H. Eddy has made for me over 'FIiIRTYan
pcations Tor Patents, having been successful in almost
every case such unmlsAkabo proof Of great talent and
aDlty on MS part leads me to recommend ALL yeninrs
70 app 20 MN 70 procure Their patents, they may be
sfeOi having the most faithful attention bestowed an
their cases. and al very reasonable charges W.
Boston. jan 1871 d2twly JOHN TAGGART,
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Seminal weakness or spermatorrh@n

Immediately cured and full vigor restored This dis
tres ing atctiOnwch renders life miserable and mar
riage impossheis the penalty paid by the victims OF
IMPROPER lnuulsenees' Young persons are too apt to
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend TO deny that the power
of procreaton is lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prved of the pleasure Oheathy offspring the most seri-
Gus aud destructive symptoms Of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous Irrtability, Dyspepsia, Papitation of the
Heart. Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
Of the Frame, Couch. Consmplion. Decay and Death
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FOR SALE-Thc Homestead of the late Cant Otis
Bnglsm, situated In Wesboro' in theimmedlale vcini
ty Of Willow Grove Seminary, one mile from centre Of
the town. churches stores T.. o. and depot Of the b. a.
A. Il. r., 40 passenger trains from westboro' to and
from Boston and worcesterdalyD location pleasant and
healthy; two story house, 80 5sl4 rooms--convenent
for one or two families; shed 20 30; stable 80 30 with
cellar all in good repair; about 10 acres excellent land
large supply choice NUT; will be sold VERY Low II
applied Tor soon. u. r. NEWTON a. son.
sl3 dtts
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FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO.
and 4.2Opm. '''' LILO d III
Returning; leave Boston at 6.2j and II m, and n M
change. e" "i'''ou'
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
Of the Eastern. Boston Maine, and Boston Il Hawaii
Depols also Steamers for Portland ST. John ana Hall
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VERMONT AND MASsACHUSETI

1NT ,TnClI u ~ - ,.NitA9oNOHU SETTS
Cars leave Worcester, Foster ST. Depot for onsac INN
ne q Nor'h ASams Saaioga and Troy " " at $40 and
Shel6une Falls and Bratleboro, at 30 and ii Is M
FOR Greenueld at $50 and HIS "a M and 4.2O p M
pm. ~ " ' anu i'Eu
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 30 and Q35am ora
m, and 200 pm. " " 'u o'fi
The 80 a m and l.2O pm trains from Hoosoc Tunnaf
65g m train from Greenfield, and S.i m and 100 m
trans rom BrattlchorO, connect at Fitchburg With
trains Ior Providence, Newport and Taunton
Inc I ~ m and L20 m trains from UoOsnc TunneI
and 64l m and 200 m trains from Rratteboro con
&c. q ~ PIIGGT ~ NSSml "t
Ftchburg Mass Dec 4 1871 dtf '~f Up :;
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ROsToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD

s,,,I B 3 AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
IE SuM VI En- ARRANGEMENT, commencing MoNDAr
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
l4O S2S eSp 57V s 25 exp and 945 am, and
n ' and 35 IS S and ns U.s. SIS exp
o Washington square station; all others from Foster
FGr Grafton, Westboro Southvie CorlavilIe and
N1 Fnr E ~ anu 9i5 m, l,40 4,S0 and pm
| S25 355, 430, and 055 n M - ' ~ ''i' " nv ifV'
E Eor Milford At and o5 am, lao s25 and 4aO M
for wellesley, Granville. West Newton Ncyvto,
sengers for the same stations can also take he al nS
; tn ~ Satlek ana there change to The Saxonve
wards "'''i leaves Na'ck twenysoven minutes after
Tine 40 train runs every day except Monday; all
0 Snn1 o'cIE " uly except Sunday
s,s Sunat ~ Express from Albany leaves Washington So
O sunday Mall leaves Washington So. station 23O M
TKAiiSs Leave hosToN as follows.
Sexpress 40 express to birmingham, $50 press SO
~, For New York, via Springfield, exp. ana, exp.
SSe% York, via Norwich, $40 exp.pm.
S TGsip9Tq . ! l, am 1874 49a $50 exp. pm
NNS ShIand = i II ! am 40 40 q pm
Sogth birmingham, s. l. $40 exp. and . exn H.
i I no exp eSp4 4aO exp, s. $50 ex, 615 exp,
Natlck. I, 10, II M 1870, 2l5, a. s. $50, $751; S45u
s axonyIiI' e. % IA am a' S.j 3 3 m.
Nhofd 7 wv exp, 9exp, m, 2.l5 exp 4sO exp M
SSil outward tlainsrun daily except SUNDAY
ouluN Mail leaves Boston at 30 m stonpIna NJ w
Newton, south Birmingham, Worcester West brook
am, g. q RItSSEii Smrit S, ~ ~ ~ J'''
A. FIFTH Asst. Sup't, Boston.
,WOfuESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations (ac-
cOmmOeatiOn) at g. 45nm Wy ' Wv
nm ~ '' ''''' . Z" NJ anu ~
FOR Albany teNprcs) So; for New York and Albany
WNpl lV2b a m, and d30 and l09bpm New York
HWntay mti leaves nj 1905 M Slcepinr cars will
| $50 p m train. "'' N0"''N''"E WI"
LG,Ge Springfield for Worcester at O. M Is5
All "a sV5 exp, 4 $40 EXP m Albany Sunday express
ICY ~ sunday mail 1925 m (NOndny)
| yhnhhoAD CONNECTIONS At Albany with the New
bin Nehlial Troy ant GreCnbusl and hudson River
ma Inpus A. chatham with the Harlem and Hudson,
I Ino ' , ana Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
ihn MN NE llgusatonic Railroad. At Pttsnel with
AZ Snyld and North Adams and Ilousai0nc railroads.
lMvsiinea win the Now Haven and Northampton
amd A. Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
pai,anr ,Bnell, ana Connecticut River Railroads, Al
Wo ,mor WIN me New London Northern ralrop AZ
weoster junction with the Providence and We rerster
RaIIroa slsr mn Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
nTnhitoaus Az South Frnmnghum with ,be Hnsion
snd ad Fltchb1rg Milford and South Framingh9ni
anu Lo"eil Railroads. e. o. RUSSELL
Stunt
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Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
riage, being OF Physical Weakness Organic De-
bty DeiOrmities, &c, speedily cured
He who places himself under the of DR.. Halloek
may regiousy c0ntide in his honor a gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill. as physician.
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Standard Preparation endorsed by the most reliable
Physicians, and is astonishing curative powers attestel
Uy thousands who have used H.
II is sure quick remedy for all diseases Of the Trina
ry Organs existing In male female Irritation or In
Examination OF Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel. Diabetes
Reddish Sediment In Urine, Thick, Cloudy Urine. Mn
cuus and Involuntary Discharges from Ureihra Retpn-
iOn or lneontnencG Of Urine Chronic Catarr OF Blad
der, and all Chronic Maades Of the urino.Genita
Organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
everywhere dTu,Th&SNwly MI
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DR.. IIalock addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper mdulgences and solitary habits
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them for
either business, study society marriage These are
of the sad and melancholy effects produced by the
early habits of youth, viz: Weakness of the Back and
Limbs Pains in the Head Dimness of Sight Loss Of
Muscular Power Palpation OF the Heart Dysncnsia
Nervous Irritabty. DeTangement of the Digestive
Functions General Debility, symptoms Of COnsump-
MENTALLY, thefearful effects on the mind are much
TO be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas De
preston Of Spirits, Evil FOrebOdngs, Aversion to Socie
ty Self nistruSt, Love Of Solitude, imidity, &c. are
of the evils produced Thousands of pcfsons Of
ages can now nudge what Is the cause Of their declining
heat losing thelr Ngor, becoming weak pale.
and emacated having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption.
YOUNG MEN
who have injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
ey companions, ora school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt, when asleep, and if not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. What pity that a Young
man the hope OF his country the pride of his parents
should be snatched from all prospects and cnoyments of
me by the consequence of deylating from the path
nature and secret habit. such persons must before
contemplating marriage. reflect that a sound mind and
body are the most necessary requisites to produce
nuOlal happiness.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies, married and SINGLE can consult Dr. Haock on
all private and delicate arrangements with every assur-
anee OF relief Dr. Hallock gives his exclusive attention
to the treatment of all Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising Perfect secresy in all cases Board
ana the best OF nursing for patients who wish remain
under treatment. DR.. Haock is acknowledged the
leading physician in Boston in the treatment Of troubles
Oh private and confidential nature His remedies are
sure, safe, reliable, and warranted eectual in every
laboratory, thus securing in every case reliable prem
aration, Tree from posons other deleterious sub
stances
BRANCH 0FFICE-aO3 Front St, Washington
m9 dtr