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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
THE ELIASES IN COTET
REMARKABLE CONDUCT OF JUDGE LEpwiTU-
THE CASE ADJOURNED TILL TO-DAY.

REMARKABLE CONDUCT OF JUDGE LEuWITU-
THE CASE ADJOURNED TILL TO-DAY.
Henry p. Elias was served yesterday morn
ing with a warrant issued by Judge LedWith al the ir
stance OF Wayne Ltzenberg. who charged tha; he had
been defrauded Of $40 49, which he paid ioi worthless
watch obtained Of the socalled Geneva Watch Co. al
No 763 Broadway which store the compa inant
that he believed Henry p Elias the proprietor
Elias and the complainant Gutenberg both appeared
jefferson Market Police Court at IL a. Justice Led
with stated that it would be 10 produce the
person who sold the watch and ordered tue
Sergeant to bring him. Elias, supposng that be was
prisoner, and would be compelled to furnish bail sent
messenger search OF the needed friend, and then
manned four five hours in the of the Sergeant OF
Police Boosting loudly Of the easy manner in which he
would dsprove the charges made and yndcae his tar
nished reputation Meanwhile the Sergeant went 10
Eass store with Lzenberg In order that the latter might
identify the clerk who sold him the watch bur Of
that individual had disappeared Late IN the afternoon
Henry p. Elias Joined by Ellis H. Elias, aud In com
pany with the Sergeant they presented themselves be-
fore Justice Ledwith who, By Of those mysterious
interpretations Of statute law which the common mind
cannot readily fathom decided that OF action
existed against Elias because he had not personally sold
the watch TO the complainant. This decision svi.
IDENTIFY "a much o surprise TO the accused to the
attendants at court, and Henry p Elias, who DAYS
ago. did not hesitate, when he arragned confederate for
breaking showcase NJ NO. io3 BroauWay 10 all
nounce himself boldly the proprietor Of that
establishment in presence OF the same Justice
was permitted, yesterday to leave the free man.
because that Justice had OF bis proprietor
ship The against the clerk will up sgain
day. at M, when is hoped that Assistant District
Attorney Sullivan. who evnces desire 10 have justice
melted out these svndlers will his beet endea'os
~ secure their punishment.
Very little stock remains In the at No o3 broat
way, and there were more statesmen than snst9mels Ia
attendance yesterday. The exposure ~ IfiE Ihis, ~
read with lively interest In police circles as Do%
Of the officials at Police Headquarters proesseG IL lie
pleased at the showing up the rascals bad received
They added however, that sbrewdly were the opera
tions OF the gang conducted that they could be
effectually only Through the spapers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Spanish Government IN the circular,
which il recently addressed 10 Its representatives
abroad with view Of procuring international league
against the International says Ito suppress TINS evl
II is necessary that all the Governments labor at
once 10 the same end. All equally interested {;
nay, the others are even more Interested tlal
SPAIN where the International has not taken sucn pro
found root and does count such great NUMBER OF
adhercnts in other nations OF the two Continents
The regimen OF each nation permits II To adopt leglsa
ecaciOus 10 them from the cataclysm OF So
cial revolution The imminence and gravity OF tne
danger powerful motives To induce the statesmen 10
consecrate their scriOus attention 10 this object
President Theirs made important declarations
in presence OF several deputies belonging TO the Mon
archica parties who dined at the Presidency the 9th
ut and who made great efforts TO induce him 10 make
friends with the Conservative majority, who view with
dsmay the cordiality between him and the Left. NJ.
THEIRS however remained immOvabe in his determ1na
ton and expressed himself the following effect MY
experience leads me TO shun the example OF King Louis
Philippe who fell because he sought the support Of one
party alonethe Conservatives lido not want to fall
he did and therefore, intend TO rely the support or
all parties, without taVo1ng any one III partculai.
subsequently NJ Theirs added. "W Why are you so i'm
patient Only wait till have achieved the liberation
OF the territory, and unless YOU put spoke IN my
wheels. IL may be accomplished within year Have
little patience" NJ Theirs then had sharp words
with NJ JOubert, and said 10 him, OF course am 49,
therefore nothing but chattering old fool while
yOu being only about have all the experience which
l lack - and thereon he turned his back upon the
asounded deputy. The general impression that rn
turc between the Assembly and the President Is mpend
ing | do not share in IL myself The day following one
OF the Right reproachfuy questioned the President why
he had become Republican Because" he answered.
"the Republic has trmphed disorder and is the only
form government practicable IN france, dlvued
is by many irrecOncilable parties. II we had
have long ago II is not TO he thought OF now
Fo-,ioa COrTsspopdeaoe So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
AN ALLEGED SOUTH CAROLINA BANK RoBBER

Detectives have been for some time on the
track OF the robbers of several South Carolina banks
and Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Jarvis received requs
ton from the Governor OF South Carolina approved by
Gov Hoffman for the arrest of J. L. steavens one OF
these alleged robbers and his delivery TO Robert schir
ver who charged with the duty Of taking Steavens to
South Carolina On this requiston Mr. Jarvis arrested
a young man who passes under the name of d. b. Eber
hard claims be iron merchant from Chicago, and
is the person interested in selling the
charm bells" sold relics OF the Chicago fire. man
named Sample identifies EberDard as person who is
known " him as j. l. steavens, and VINO
sold 10 him quantity Of bank notes
and bills OF broken banks said to have
been portion of the money stolen from the South Caro-
Ina banks. Ebcrhard strenuously denies this, claims
that il is a case of mistaken identity, and calls to sup
port his statements George Smith, who resides at the
Hoffman House. Mr. Smith declares that EoerhaId is
steavens and that Sample is mistaken. and he mas
gwen the sheriff references which have excited reason
able doubts in the mind of that officer Mr. Jarvis on con
shifting cOncluded 10 retain Eberhard IN MS own
custody until today. and TO await further deVelop-
ments for although anxious 10 perform his duty nRd
ne il DESTROYS of giving the accused an oppVituh! l"
correct possible mistake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
TIN OMAHA BRIDGE CoyTEo vERsY.

Council BLUFFS, March 2i.-A Telegram
from Senator Harlan at Washington, today, states
that the Union Pacific Directors have acquesced III the
decision Of the Government Directors that Council Bluffs
and not Omaha legal terminus OF the Union Pacific
But II appears that account of contract with Omaha
wotransfere will be made here and one in Omaha
The opinion prevails that the question Of the terminus
VII have 10 20 federai Courts for final adjust
ment. The passenger and freight platforms OF the
Union Pacific 10 this city will be completed this evening
or early tomorrow and trains will cross the bridge on
Monday In the time the transfer boats are doing
excellent service in the transfer OF freight ana passeh
gers 80 that Eastern men need not fear any delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND.
THE QUESTION OF ANNEXATION TO CANADA
ADDITION OF TIE UNION ACT


ADOPTION OF THE UNION ACT.
CuARLoTTETOwN, p. L. l., March 1G.-1he
Government party Of Prince Edwards Island were dc
feaed last night in the Provincial Parliament upon the
Union question Confederates gaining by majority OF
one vote This quite unexpected result produced con
tnued response of kissing and hOong among the audi
ence of the House and the serceantatarms appealed IN
vain 70 the crowd 10 preserve order Finally the police
ordered in and galleries and floor boxes were
vacated Thereupon the Speaker announced, IN some
what melancholy tone, that the die was cast that the
scheme OF Confederation successful as to Its appeal
Prince Edwards Island. Those who betrayed thtr
party by acting as tools OF the Dominion OF Canada
upon this occasion are Messrs. MunsOn, Harris, and
Williams The popular Indignation Is intense. az the
votes Of the Island unfdvOrable 10 confederation
which act they believe 10 involve nsuherabe taxation
and the deprivation Of rights and privileges which 10
benefits accruing from Dominion rule could substitute.
The island OF Newfoundland Is now the sole remnant OF
The old British cOlOnalregime speope and their chosen
representatives have successfully opposed the Union
Mi since nTst proposed by the Government OF
Great Britain. II is doubted whether The question VIII
To- permitted 10 before the people Of Prince Edward
Island again Should IL bc permitted. there l. no doubt
that d new and Trustworthy representation com
posed 90 determined AIT UnIOuists VIA Ice elected Win
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-bY TELEGRAPH.

James Burns and John McAveTy were arrested
recently Pou.epe for bshs robbery and have been sentenced
10 Is yesn imprisonment
- Three frame buildings were burned ID Scrln-
ton yesterday They owned BY Roach John walsh and Jss
Clari. Loss, 5000 Insurance, 500
The grocery store of Devoe and White, and the
hardware o. kng Lsgrs Ripley OHIO bapet
tsriay. Loss, sIoo0j, insurance ts,sa
IA fire in Lawrence KS, yesterday, burned o
tenement house in occupied b, eolored family The
children burned 10 death only t.o Of the Ani
osping.
"A fire in North Providence, X. l., yesterday,
de,royed nd stephen RAndsi three
belonging Csep.sr Co.. and the hhdns wood factory Of
Dunster. Loss ti3ooo. partially insured
The warehouse of &. Norman, at Shelbyville,
Tenn entered b, burglars on wedsey night Michael Murphy
se~pus buikng sarerd The sAfs bloul
,obb~d u ss The Au>e subsequently, burned
tooy sss fssbd 10 its russ tsrbss siwest 70 cLstf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
TEJFGRAPHIC NOTES.

. Gen Crook has enlisted 100 Hualapois to hght
Against old allies. The Apache IN Arizona
80. 1t is reported that the Bank OF ST. Thomas has
decided discount from 10 to 10 yer cent per sh'"~
james Terwlliger. late Clerk Oh Tue Sena'e
Co =
Judge Murray Of the Supreme Court has q, n ei
ID. motion 10. hoDdout and os"rso ITO
CompaBs.
On a vote in the New Brunswick Legisla ur ,
y.dsy Of confidence, the 6osUBpeDt va. ."'sS'
majority Of C.
The Trinity College trustees voted yeste ga :
college g. The cav Of Hhnoo Tor 10 W. y
10, an addition TO PArA Tor siA'' House
Dr. T.. G. Marshall Assistant Surgeon OF the
Iu,n, A., On died Madison, Wis ou WtoDesd th.I pAhio'
az ~, we.k Deceased had ted al IL. Dorien
irson Of 40 aud from her bad Penetrated he ~.
en- through wouLi ~ biz bhstT
Miss Annette Conise Of TffD. Ohio. who is a
lo.ge who bsr sodd h~ one year Lss
sphcsoB Governor Of Ohio o e"shs'h - 'otsy
referred tie AitIBe) 0sIsia Who
that tie tonttSaeb pAh ~ " We es
,a.L sic 4, ust ssls h . ~tEsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
THE JAPANESE VISITORS.

The japanese depntahOn at the IT. Nicholas
Hotel was augmented yesterday morning by the arrival
of five members of the Embassy from Washington. The
visitors received calls from many prominent residents
who extended 10 them the hOspitaes OF their homes
Owing TO their brief stay the city they were able 10
yist few places of yesterday but those of them
who are 10 return 10 Washington to-day alluded with
measurable ancipatOns their intention OF making an
excursion 10 the city early day. The deputation
numbered l3 persons and in their honor the standard Of
Japap the rising sum- displayed from the hags'an
of he hotel Subioned is correct list OF the visitors:
Jassamm Okubo, Vice ambassador fIaonaTy 70 te
and Minister OF Finance the Umpire 81 Japan Jss
kIsortDary Minister OF rub.
H. WorE FOnkonts First Secretsry 10 The Embassy
Uner Foreign Once Jcl1o eor Cos' second
Ssrv and Attach6 Of the Jedo; Yoss Norqours
Of Jeidt lngoi AkgO-s 1oadh
done attached TO Embassy aul BrgdeGenersi Of the Imperial
Commissioner and NO0vtFnor Of the
Of ArGche Onetr
Teasur Department Taduats OG Commissioner ad stcfta o
Governor OF Jushe ls,so nata ltsou"l
and Of Ceremoe AZ Tie imperial court Sne's
Atachf Ohcer 81 The Judicial Department har
oSplo 1tschf and OGcer Imperial Court and houino
psrsoe Attacbe and Oa,ctT Of the War Department
Vice En- bassadors ORubo and Ito with Their secreta
rios left in the p. train on the New-Nork Central
Railroad for san Francisco They purpose 10 remain III
CIcaCo few hours aud expect 10 reach the Paclnc IN
time to take the steamer on April for lokohamena
The two ambassadors do not return 10 japan TO procure
additional treaty powers from the Emperor as mas been
erroneouey stated but visit their country with the sole
object of attending the dutc. OF theT Oihcts OF RI
nance and Public Works. 4 TRIHiNL reporter was as
sured Yesterday by Gov. Ito through his interpreter
that fhe Chief ambassador in Washington had been in
trusted with full powers aud that the report 10 the con-
trarv was simply absurd. The vice ambassadors piI
nose 10 riOn Embassy 10y oi lndla AZ Liverpool
OF London eitheTiu June or july Inc remaining inembeIH
OF the dopuaton left Tor Washington on the early train
TIM. mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
ekNTO DOMINGO.

BAEz LOSES THE TOWN or sANANETA-AI-
TEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF BAEZ.
PoRTo PLATA, March 10-President Bacz has
again lost the town OF Sayanea tits reported that he
was defeated at san Juan by Cabr who was unable to
advance for want Of money and ammunition The people
object to support Cabra because they s nave hopes
Of annexation 10 the United States an American pro
Electorate An attempt was made the 4th inst 70
sassinate President Baez simultaneously with the muir
der of his cousin, Adolto Coen, who was shot III me
street by Juan Julio. The murderer was arrested, but
subseq ueny escaped, and is on Turks Island. The
u : steamer EdLtasEct is at SANTANA Bay crew all well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
FRANCE.
FRANCE.
TIE TAX on RAW MATERIALS LIKELY TO BE

TIE TAX on RAW MATERIALS LIkELi 10 bh
ADOPTED.
PARIS, Thursday. March 81 1872
Owing to the remuneration by France OF the
Commercial Treaty with England the members OF the
Left in the National Assembly have determined TO FAVOR
tax on raw materials. The passage by the AsSeinm!
of a bill imposing such taxes is therefore certain
Emiot the Communis, incendiary. and seven of the
nmrderers OF the Rue Haxo, have been convicted ana
condemned to death. Many other Communists pro-
nounced guilty similar sentenced 10 trans
pOratlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
A sWIyDLER ARRESTED.

ST. LOUIS, March 2l5Samuel Carter, repre-,
senting himself the agent Of the Boston Merd.
Manufacturing Company, and authorized TO select .e
for Western factory has been herelfome days anu
the s,r,ngth Of these and other sateents alleged 20
have obtained credit 1000 worth OF shoe ndngs ana
other stock. Suspicion being aroused that think
was wrong, Carter was arrested to-day .harp, a:
obtaining money on false preteDees bus VIE sIlse-
auenfly baled I'D t,QyG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
RAILROAD ACCIDENT SEVERAL PERSONS IN
JURED.

CNCINNATI, March 2I.-A sptCial uIspdIcH
from Fort Wayne says the express train East due there
at O'Clock this morning, thrown from the track by
a broken rail five miles west of Fort Wayne Two Dag
bage one express coaches and sleeping car were
burned The entire contents of the express ear nearly
ali the baggage and part Of the through mail were de-
sroyed The express messenger wat seriously ana sew
eral others were slightly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
col. d.. STATIONS DEFALcATIoN.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2i.-Ihe case Vi
the United States agt Col. David L. Stanton ate ZOE
lector Of Internal Revenue for the ffth District Vi ~
State charged with ENLIGHTENMENT OF the pnbic money
a,oe before limited States Commissioner Rogers today
for preliminary investigation and was po-tponeu u'l
March stanton gave bail III the sum oi WOW" 'o MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
SINKING OF A STEAMER.

CINCINNATI, March 21.-A special dispatch
from Iuisy,lle says the steamer Charmer while going
over the Falls this morning. struck rock and sunk and
,hsre ia now feet OF water her hold The freight
including 900 barrels of -four Will be- saved IN damaged
ann'tion The steamer valued at $1,000 no insuT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
ARREST OF A NOTED CRIMINAL

Ron JUT, \. Y, March 2l.-Jack McUdr'hy
,o,oo NeuYork criminal with many aliases, was
hrouobt 10 Kingston lodged in jail to-day, for high
WAY robbery committed at saugertes on the "a lnst
Mrarhv Is about years old, and u the nero o many
cranes He has served one term IN SIng sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
CUBA
A CUBAN GENERAL CAPTURED.


r1AvAYA, March H.-The Spandiads have
captured the Cuban General LEO Pena with f1e com
pauons all Iioos Bla,cos in the mountains Trin
dad Capt. Gea. V4naseda has arrived at Man7aniiio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
ITALY.

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN The MINISTRY.
Rosr. Thursday March q, 1871.
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day adopted a
Of confidence IL the Ministry, by vote OF 25
10 TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22

T,> ou,on 20 a6opt this' course we have already 90
tanned the approval OF statesmen ana jurisis OF ever,
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22


ordered for storage on general order now this
agreement wtncsseh that said parties OF the first part
part an that district the East River down from Full
ionst and on the North River 10 FultOns Oh the fol-
lowing terms viz That said party OF the second part
shall pay for the privilege ol receiving anu storing
goods IN General Order arriving said district the
or s. per TO the said parties OF the nrt part
payable in monthly instnents ON the first OF each and
every month, aud Ia ease one,nsL OF ue storage ex
part agrees TO pay in addition said excess said pay
ments 10 be made at the office Of John b. Stevens, No.
81 wahs and said dv, party r 81 the second
hcient bonded warehouses therefor TO the salts
faction OF the Collector OF the Port Of New-YOrk.
The hiring letting TO be from month to month and
either party be at liberty cancel this agreement
giving TO the other months notice In writing, In
witness whereof the parties hereto have hereunto set
their hands and seals the day aud year first above writ
ten
Signed in presence Of EDWARD c. JOHNSON. [seall
+. J. MCKEE MEYER Il SMITH SealJ
This agreement not TO continue after LIST January
A. ID. 1866. MEYER SMITH
4" Mr.. Smith Of Meyer Smith feeling dissatisfied with
the required demand Of $4,000 per year made upon the
dissolved partnership shortly aterward and smtn went
into business with Mr.. Baker OF the present nrih OF
Baker Williams and was permitted by Sns ia'e part
to retain that portion Of the East ver VT
der business lying north Of Fultonst anu Sou' Vi ~
Lawrence's present district Tne o"s'neSs WHICH nad
been given TO &c johnson BY con"ae' was Ater
withdrawn, and given on the Nortn r'eI " " D. LN
i0gston, and the East River 70 naA SMITH Ut tneir
successo,. pshar williams. johnson was permitted
% ,.,a, ,h. Fast River business south OF Fultonst
xhcn ors- noveyer declined TO accept on the ground
OF It's worthlessness.
Amounted Collector. and he gave the General order
n,,sne.s Of the East RIVER and Brooklyn to eIMayor
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
Ghe 1.lj'n State Reeister,
STBLISHED DAILY,
(MoNDAYs ENCLrTED)
JOHN BOOTH.
OFFICE Rails Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
Terms OF subscription |:

One copy. one year, by mail 90
One copy. >iN months, by mail.....-... 10 m
One copy, three InenthS, by mail. 90
NONE FoRw ARnED UNTIL PAID FOR.
Eg-peiiVered 'E- carrier to town sub
criberS at ~ cents per week.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

A marriage was recently celebrated
in Cleveland, Ohio. under somewhat
novel circumstances. The Cleveland
Herald vouches for the truth Of the
story that. one dav last week young
woman entered the tailor shop of a
man named Rheinheimer, and asked
for work. The proprietor then irrev
emily asked her if she would like to
I've married. and she didn't mind. y
Mr.. Rheiuheimer called to him his
man Frank. who agreed to wed the
young woman, and in twenty minutes
from that time the poor work girl
found herself the blushing bride of
a man whom till then she had never
seen.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

Rate Of AHv~rttstpE:
One Iuare 80 lines first inSertiOn....s3 20
Fact. subs A,Iu"lit insertion o0
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

Alexander Goodenough, a Western
man. supposed to be little looney
left Rogue river on the Goth inst.
in a cigar shaped boat. twenty leet
long, rigged with three cornered
sail aud jib. bound for San Fran
cisco. He is not a sailor. and know
ing little about the difficulties of
his undertaking, the impression is
that he has tsken his last sail
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
JOHN SUTHERLAND.
MERCHANT TAILOR
SO North Carson Street,
PENROD BLOCK.

rJNHE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS IA
L thanks to his DaGaer US customers for I9
their patronage, and by strict attention to W
business, good titti,x szsd workmanship .-A
hopes to retain their farors.
NV style If Cutting aut Price of Garments. I
challenge the Pacific coast to surpass: and while
can supply a better material at the same price
as can be had of San Franciaco Tailors, am au-
thorzed in saying to the people OF Carson,
Patronixe Home Manufa cture.
H JOHN SCTiIERLAND.
Carson City, Jurel. js2:f
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

THE EFFECT A Philadelphia paper
comments on the weather thuslv:
1.-The showers of the last three days
will cause every stalk of corn to carry
ears like jackass, while every water
melon will fancy itself a lager beer
keg dressed in Paris green"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

The average value of the direct
trade between Great Britain and New
York for the past year has been esti-
mated in round numbersat S230, ,O0O,-
900
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
DR.. ENhTT5
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Most Z fIcient and Pleasant

"A Tonic.
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These Bitters are prepared from the most che ice
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and physicians recommend them for the cure Of all
diseases of the blood and liver, and irregularities
of the digestive organs.
Headache. Bill inusness and Constipation, Gen
erai Debility and Loss Of Appetite, all are cansed
by arrangement Of the system. The IXL Bitte,s
have been sucoe -fuliy used and are warranted 10
alleviate the sufferer in all the above cases.
Read PhysHirrs certificates attached to each
bottle. Every family 81 uid have bottle in the
house. SOL EvERYW HERE.
ii EPSTEIN 4 co Sole Propretors.
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