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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-11

~ FOR SALE-Very superior French
Mi;i Roof Cottage on Union Hill; finished in thorough
lll manner; II nice rooms 1900 feet Of land al
1888 modern Improvements.
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Several japanese have recently entered Rev
J 3 Macbeflls school at Winchester
Senator Henry Wilson will speak in this state
during the campaign.
John Costello, twelve years Of age, was run
over and killed BY the cars at Waterbury on
wednesday evening, while attempting TO iump
from the platform Of ear upon which he had
been stealing ride.
There is young man in Hartford, who.
having read somewhere that more deaths oe-
Cared al five O'Clock in the morning than any
other hour, gels up nj four regularly to escape
Grim D. Oh his morning calls
10 ger Ford, a Rockville carriage painter who
rec ntly married q Rockville widow, has wife
living al New Haven, and Roger is now in rol-
land jail awaiting trial for bigamy. He insists
that be had rather pass bis remaining days in
Jail than with the first Mrs Fold.
A New Fairfield man has invented n torpedo
in tie shape Of q kernel Of corn, which is de-
sitsued for the Requirement OF crows. As soon
AS that offensive bird takes hold If ititexplodes
and Flows tie TOP Of its head of. This affords
a cheap and lDnOcent recreation for the crow,
aud at the same time does away grievOus evil.
Amasa Holeomb Of Yalesvillc, (Meriden, }
about eighty years old, went 10 Springfield on
inc nght oi The lih, with man with whom he
was shGhily acquainted and whom be met ON
tAe cars. ne had $500 iu his pocket and stop
pcl lv' tNV ul2hi NJ me Nnyasset house. Yes
tesday morning he went down 10 Meriden 10 nav
iof some land and found $1,000 missing. Wbetb.
er the money was lost or stolen i moi w., deter.
mined
Danmry News isquibs: "Mercifu heaven p
exclaimed q Danbury chap, as he e,nhraai
himself against post IN iIoni Of 8th ward
saloon, on MashngOn's birthday, Can il lac
possible that that great and good man 1,
dcad.-A careful Danbury dame, when she /,
truyll ling, puts her ticket ia her stocking
I Iris preserves Il from The inierpolating fiuger
Of Etfegrna'img rascals, and at the same tim
affords /. q opportunity for the conductor TO siei
out on the platform and exchange a few an
gxsuming DESCRIPTIONS with the bead brakeman
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o. FOR SALE 3.tenement BRICK
Hi. HOUSE. minute walk from Main st.. west near
Mil centre Of business,
-'A Price $4,000. L. A. ELY d co.
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- FOR SALE-On Fruit st., good 9
NH; Tenement House, in thorough repair; large ct.
EllI Price $1,000. L. A. ELY a. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-11

~ FOR SALE-On Southbridee st.,
M,;ii good lhree- Tenement House, Is rooms; a large
EPlli Barn. "a stalls. carriage house attached; a new
- wooden bniloing 4Ox "A; $4,000 Fl, land plenty Of
fruit Sold low ifapplied for soon.
Price SS50O. ABBOTT a RICE
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&c Ye1.

tEtO LET-A coed Tenement of six rooms.
= Rent reasonable. Inquire at No. 81 WIlmot st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-11

fH9O LEr-Rooms to rent for OFFICES and
SToEAGE in Lincoln House Block. Inquire of P.
BROWN. al Irunk STORE. DIFF mhs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
A VALU ABLE f AR N
FOR SALE,
Containing 1913 Acres,

sA,nA Situated in New Castle Hundred, on the
EI road leading from New Castle to Whining
~ ton, Delaware, about four miles from the
Jul former and one mile from the latter. The
land il Of superior quality and in high state of
cultivation There IN Apple Orchard Of the 6nest
fruit now in full bearing. besides number OF other
Fruit Trees of the various kinds. The improve
Iaents are extensive and complete. The Mansion
is of brick large and substantial containing large
rooms. There is "A Frame Kitchen attached. with
servants room above. The Barn is l2O feet long,
and has storage for 75 tons OF hay and stabng for
about 30 head of stocx. The Granary Is large and
substantial. with corn cribs and carriage house at
taehed; large Ice House and other outbuildings
There are II sores Of this farm on which has been
erected a New Frame Dwelling 3OxlS. with all ne
cessary Outbuildings. now cultivated as truck gar
den, renting for $3.50 per annum.
Also, two good Frame Tenement Houses, suitable
for the use of farm hands.
The situation of this farm is one Of the finest In
the State, having an extensive view OF the Della
ware river the city Of Wilmington and the adjacent
country There are a number Of dne building sites
on the farm and could be conveniently divided into
number Of small farms.
This ia rare opportunity for capitalists to invest
money, as land in the vicinity Of Wilmington ~
rapidly increasing in value.
II not sold by the 18th day Of October. will be
sold at Public Sale on that day. ON the premisss at
o'clock. pm
Terms will be made easy to suit pure purehsse{s
Make application to OdLE MILLER.
No. 6O6 Market street.
orto WILLIAM ii. JAMESON.
| Sep4.-7. l872-dtaw&w on the premises
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

Th-rcm,nitt.e appointed by the SewatF res
hytcry to inve ~ atc the charges against 'h9 heV'
Henry Mathews. the particulars "i wh,," are a.,
,.,J, inmillnr with. met in Eikton on Monday, IN
vurs, auce of their duty. 49,
MIR. Matthews conducted the examination MN.
self WIS sworn before ustice Howard ami declare"
,n ia ont that his reported criminal intimacy
with N, gi! Is entirely false. The exa,nih"'o"
did not, bring out any new facts, and the on.y
discrepancy in the e,rIs statement, 10 ., m'e u'
proceedings when he took her TO the house Oh We
cuiorcd women II, Baltimore. uhe oi me WIZ
ncsscs stated that Maria had told nm tna' ~ WI T.
Matthews lett her at the door: while iino'her
s,Id that Mr. Matthews waited at the COR '''
I ,e woman came and told her to take good care
%! MARIA One of the witnesses sad she 'o,' '''h,
that Mr. Mathews pointed out the house """ s''''
AT "A corner till she went N. ~ -.
The committee afterwards proceeded to ba'i-
more. To make further Investigations M me ma,
ter Their report Will hc pies n''d 10 the Nyn'" M
which meets III this city III lew weeks, wheh '"s
case Will he finally settled
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. Authorization reached Mad
rid at a late hour last night that the tire IN the
Es,ural has been extinguished Two or three
towers aud portion of the roofing have been
DESTROYED The amount of damage is estimated
al 8 1000 600 reals All the valuable ohle's'
which il was thought would perish IN the con-
tiapra,ion, are reported to be safe.
MApRIp. Oct. 4-Tbe Government has de-
,,rmined to send l4O0O men to reinforce the
army in Cuba
Senor Sagosta and other members OF former
Conservative Cabinets held conference yester'
dav, to consider the policy Of abs,aning from
active participation in political affairs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
RherI6's sale.

49, By virtue Of a writ Of Venditioni Expenes
"a! to me directed. will be exposed 70 PcoIic
VA Sale, st Fsxwel's Hotel. In the town
IA Of Smyrna, on
THURSDAY. the oath day Of octobsr. 1872.
At2 O'Clock. p. u,
the following real estate. to-wit
All that certain piece parcel or tract Of land. in
Kenton uunkred. Kent county. and State Of Dels-
by lands Of Susan Attix. by lands Of William j.
acobs. by lands of william Taylor by lends Of
hereinafter mentioned. and said to contain two
hundred and nineteen (2l0 acres and dfty-nine
perches OF land. more or less, with barn thereon
erected. and No other improvements. u being that
part Of the real estate late OF Edward TilS hwan.
deceased which on the plot RECORDED N the
signated by the letter l.
Isiied and taken in eIeeation ~ the property
Of Edward 9. Coppase and william Slaughter. and
"' '~ SAMUEL HARaADINE, sheriff.
Shsrids Office. Dover. Del. Oct. 2 2ls72,-octll'W@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

Grant managers in Indiana have grown so
reckless and careless in their fraudulent impor-
tationa OF voters that they have blundered into
open exposure. Nobody can tell how many
negroes they have already imported into the
State from Kentucky; but one squad some twenty
in number, arriving at Indianapolis, yesterday,
became bewildered and strayed into the Liberal
camp, where they confessed that they, were
brought over to vote tae Grant Republican
Stetes official who had charge Of this particular
outrage on the right Of suffrage may lead to the
detection Of others. But here is an open, ,agrant
aud shameful attempt to destroy the popular
vote Of Indiana by wicked conspiracy we
have heretofore warned our friends in Indiana
and Ohio of the existence of this plot; here they
have ocular demonstration Of its operations
Grants officials are importing voters to neutral
ize the votes of citizens Of Indiana and so re-
elect Grant. That is the whole case. Shall VIC
be swindled in Indiana as We were in NORTH
Carolina Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

SrAINs.-If you have have been picking or
handling any acid fruit and have stained your
hands, wash them in clear water, wipe them
lightly and while they are yet moist strike a
match and slut your hands around it 50 as to
catch the sm2..c, and the stain will disappear.
If yon have stained your gingham or muslin
dress or white pants, with berries, before wet
ting the cloth with anything else, pour boiling
water through the stains and they will disap-
pear. Before fruit juice dries It can often be
removed by cold water, using sponge ertow.
el, if necessary. Rubbing the fingers with the
inside of the pairing of apples will remove
most of the stains caused by preparing ink, also
if it be washed out or soppeu up from the car
pet with cold water when 1t is spilled, can he
almost entirely removed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
MAGISTRATES Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR siMMS.

BEFORE MAYOR siMMs.
John Conner, by officer Wright, John Gro
field, by officer Mullen, and Edward McCluskey,
by officer Baylis, were each fined 80 cents and
costs
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
John Groves, for assault and battery on Wm.
Doran, ON Tuesday, and threatening TO knock
his brains out, was fined So and costs, and held
to bail in the sum OF 500, to keep the peace
Failing 10 comply, he was committed tojail.
Jas Quinn, for illegally entering the meeting
room of Old Church Division, s. Of T., al Sew
enth and Church streets, and taking the stove
,herefrom, was arrested by officer Ward. and
tried last evening Quinn claimed that The
Division was indebted to him, and he took The
stove az payment for The debt. Several mem
bers testified that the stove was the property OF
the Division. Quinn was held 10 bail, in the
sum Of 5000 for appearance at Court:
VIM. Robinson, for completely in the affair, by
assisting Quinn to remove the stove was also
held to bail in the same sum. for appearance a,
Court.
BEFoRE ESQUIRE Publ.
Rridset Curran, for assault and battery on
Ann Blackister, was required to pay costs, and
give bail in the sum Of 500. to keep the peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
PENlNSulAR NEWS.

Caroline county f,rmer has pro incad
pound raaish.
A new stage has been put on the route be-
tween Denton and Ridgely.
The Salisbury Bachelor has received potato
weighing five pounds end nine ounces
A mass meeting Of Democrats and Liberals
will BE- held at Salisbury on October 18TH
The examination Of pupils for admission into
the Salisbury High School will commence on
Monday.
The annual meeting of the Maryland Editori
al Association meets in Baltimore on Wednes lay
October 9th, 1872.
Tom Cox. who escaped from the Denton Jail,
on the 10th Of September, where lie had been con-
fnsd for burglary has been recaPtured, and is
again in his old quarters.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
General News.

A man who committed suicide at hotel III AL
hany, a few days since. has been identified as a
man named Levison, from California He had
been robbed of a large amount OF diamonds and
lewery, and the loss impelled him to suicide.
At New York, John A. Thompson has brought
suit against General Sigel for $1,000, for writing
mn the Generals war record General Sigel De.
mes the debt
A catarrhal distsmper is prevailing among the
horses in Toronto Nearly all the horses OF the
stree. car companies and livery stables are aiects
Nv it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
so BUILD1N LOT S
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sae on the pre- nises
On FRIDAY, october ~, t072,

At O'Clock. p. NJ,
Those beautifully located Building Lots. fronting
on Rodman, liawley. Webb. 4th and 9th streets; as
ed from the city. Those lots are short dis
lance from the city line, about four squares south
from the Shooting Park and are not subject to city
easy terms. only 20 per cent cash. and and II
months for the balance so that any person OF small
nv last sale Of So lots on this property from 5th to
9Th street some of The lots 25 feet front by cS feet
deep sold as low as $3.50, there was only seven
dollars and fifty cents to pay cash. and ann IL
months for the balance. l would invite all poor
men attend this sale and buy lot, as It mas bs
made was a lot costing about $50. 1t was my start
ing point. WIN. BRIGHT, Agent
OjI.E r. MILLER Auct'rs oct2-tS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
Business Notices.

To Pic NC FARTiEs.A fine assortment o
English pickles and sauces Of all k,nds ainnt
aud Tomatoe cstsnp. fresh Salmon, lobste's' Sar-
d,nes Pickled and Cove Oysters. Nc., NC. Also
Matthews II l.atours celebrated olive oils. NJ
BONMAN'S. the Grocer's, ith aud Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined aud Brass preserving
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and other
glass. stone and tin tigh, jars and cans thedp
ct BOWMAN'S, the Giocer's ith and Lombard
Chedp Coat Stove $5.75, Nut 81 - per 22io
pounds for cash only, at yard South OF Market
street Bridge. feb2ltt WM j. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
The Japanese tumble.

SAN FRANcIsco, October 4.-The Japan
Herald says that Iwakura complained formally
that he was unable TO accomplish at Washing
ton his own treaty designs en- account OF the op'
position Of Mr.. Mori, the japanese charge daft
fair., and Uyeno has been appointed the sue
cessor of Mor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

A PATENT TRAp.-A Pennsylvania has
invented II rat-trap that is made to operate
upon the selfish passions of the poor rat, and
llirs him into trouble The "Mechanlc and
Farmer" in description of the trap, says that
a mirror is set in the back part of the device
beyond the bait, and as his ratship is out OH
fofaging expedition, he espies the bait, and at
the same time believes his own image in the
mirror To he another rat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
ssoolRrlGs.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge. No 4.IOOT 4 Odd Eel
lows Hall. 81 and King.
Mnqua Tribe, No. 3, q Il NJ, at lied Men
Hall, Al Market st.
Jefferson Council, No. 10. on AM, at Mechan-
,cs' Hall. 2l9 King st.
u Fsyette Lodge. No 2, OF =. at Knights OF
Z, ,hias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, q Of u I. at fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
64 BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBL SALE,
On the Premises.
Saturday October s, 1872,

At o'clock p. m.. commencing at Eighth and Scott
Streets.
These Lots will positively be sold to the highest
and best bidders without undertaking They
Scott streets they well located and we'll worthy
the attention Of Spectators and others wishing TO
invest, and will undoubtedly improve rapidly in
ing inv estments to attend this sale. Many of the
Lots previously sold have been resold at large ad
vance rare chance for in vestments.
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty per cent. cash, and
the balance in notes with approx ed endorsers equal
ly divided at 3 and months bearing interest from
day of sale settlements in all cases to be made
vious the following Saturday. October 18th. at II
M and parties tho pay the whole amount in cash
on or before that time will be entitled to clear dis
count Of 8 per cent. Possession immediate on set
Element N. NJ. CHILD h CO..
Real Estate Agents.
No .4W eth ST.. Wilmington. Del.
l. W. S1IDhAM Il SON. Auct'rs. sep27ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

HOMICIDE AT THE POLLS Robe't Down
ham and Burton Crampfeld both under the
influence Of liquor,go, into quarrel at the polls
at Dagsboro on Tuesday. Downham it appears
had come upon the ground with loaded gun
threatening 10 shoot somebody. when Crampfeld
seized the gun and attempted to take it away
from Downham. The latter wrenched ii from
him, and stepping back little ways, pointed it
at Cramtield and fired The load entered he
Jaw, tearing away part oi the bone and the
tongue. The wound proved fatal in one hour
Downham was arrested and lodged in Jail al
Georgetown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

A large and enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held on Monday evening, at Mlddletown. and
was addressed by II. +. Pickels Esq, and the
Rev I. e. Stewart, Smyrna Times,
The above is an error There was no Republic
can or any other meeting held in Middletown on
that date There was, we believe motley gath
aring that night at "Hamtown," the negro quar-
tiers on the outskirts OF Mddetown, but surely
the Tones don't mean that Transcript
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

Srlnlr,,AIIsTs HALL. james \. NJ. Fraser
ir,nce s,.eaker) Of Lynchburg, Va, vii, speak
under spirit influence in the above hn''' to
morrow morning a, l0t o'clock aud IN the
evening at u o'clock. The Chldrens lAycenm
will meet al Q o'clock in the morning. lhe
uuhlic are invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

NEW YORK, October i.-Some twenty colored
men have been elected rs supervisors al election
in the eighth and other wards, inhabited mostly
by coored people. The list OF 1900 special depu-
ties TO be appointed by Marsha! Sharpe will be
comLleted Tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
The Great Democratic Victory IL
Ceoypio,

ATLANTA, Ga, October 4.-Eighty coun-
ties heard from make Smiths majority fort thou
sand From the returns. the Democrats voted
solid for smith The Liberal Republicans, both
white and colored, votel for the Democratic nom
inea-- hence the large ma jorlt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

The WILMINGToN BEAr1IEs.-The an
nouncement that prizes wonld be awarded to
the haadsomest lady and gentleman in the
room, drew quite large audience to Rufus
Somerby \ Co.'S peculiar entertainment, at
Odd Fellows Hall, last evening. The prizes
We're awarded by committees of ladies and
gentlemen selected from the audience. Miss
Lizzie Hickman received the silver plated cake
basket, for being the handsom'st st lady in the
sall The ha ndsomest gentleman, whom the
committee decided TO be Mr.. Harry Bulwer
received a live pig, As Il reward for the possess
sion of superior personal charms. The fur
niture was drawn by Mr.. AID. Foster, No2o9
West Second street. Tonight suitable
present is to be awarded to the honeliest man
in the room
The UeismdyoaH gives the following table
showing the accurate result in the state, 1t
takes the Inspectors vote. Ii says the vote iii
Kent was about 1900 short OF that of 1870, and
in Sussex at least oncthird of the voters ab-
senied Themselves
Kent County, Democratic ina iority, $40
Sussex County, " 3I9
New Castle county, Republican =" Iii
Democratic majority in state, 4s'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

kNoCKED DowN AND ROBBED Mr.. Joseph
Stevenson, son of Mr. Robert H. Stevenson,
near Frederica, has been for two or three
years in the oil regions of Pennsylvania. Four
weeks ago last saturday, while walking ont
after night near the village of Parker'S Land
ing, he was violently assaulted upon the head
with club which knocked him senselss. He
was robbed of his poeketbook, containing
some IS and left to his fate. He was found
shortly thereafter and cared for by his friends,
and though suffering seriously from the injury
To his head, his friends here hope for his en-
tire recovery,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

We understand that The leading Radicals Of
Dover are telling the negroes that ifthey vote
for Greeley they will be sold into slavery. Out
upon such dishonesty. ly.--DELAwAREAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
New Advertisements.

Asthma.
Agents Wanted.
Guaranteed bonds.
5000 Agents Wanted.
Barlow = Indigo Blue.
Bordcntown Female Institute.
Child's Commentator on the Bible.
| High Glass Oil PaintinRs-Ogle Il Miller.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

BAsr BALL-A match game of ball was played
Yesterday afternoon, at the Schuet2en Park, be-
tween the Quicksteps and Eckiori clubs. Of this
city, Al the commencement OF the sixth innings,
some dispute arose, and the Eckford club refused
to play further The umpire then. according Ia
the rules OF the game in such cases. decided the
game III favor OF the Quickstep, by score OF to
0 Cons de,able excitement was occasioned by
this result, but the affair ended quietly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

NEW GkOCEKY STOR e.
.. W. Cor. Fourth and Market st.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
sES. The undersigned respectfully an-aHA
1.A Ansunces to his old friends and thek3aj
Aze public generally that he has complet-
ed his new store. and hasopened with stock
OF fine new and fresh -
GROCERIEs. SUGARS AND MOLASSEs.
Lowering ,granulated and ed Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of MolaSses,
Old Government Java Coffee. Laguira. Maricaibo,
Rio. Green and Roasted Coffee the finest Black and
new Buckwheat. all kinds of pure Spices. Sara
al kinds Sf Canned Fipits French and English
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles. Jsl,
lies. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter Bakers COCOA and
Chocolate. VermAcelli. Mscaroni. Washing Soap In
great variety, Toilet Soap. Silver Gloss Starch Cur
rants. Raisins. Citrop. Atmere: Milcs Meat, Dried
Buckets. Brushes. Sperm. AdsmAntins and Tallow
Candles, and all articles usually kept in we'll as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and eIsmins ny stock.
s-lv JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
RARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE

L. the chearest and best article il the market for
Blusino Ciothes, The genuine has both Barlow's
and Wiltbergers name on the label, it is put up at
Witberger's Drug Store, No. q, North Second
St.. Philadelphia. u. ;. WlLIBERdER. frorIi-
etor. For sale by Druggists and ''rocer-
GENTS WRnted.-Aeents make more mo.ey
n at work for US than at anything else. business
light and permanent Particulars free q, sim
SON Co. Ftne Ar; Publshers. Portland. Maine.
E0OO Agents Wan'ed.-s amples sent tree BY
oooO mail with terms to clear from g. TO $40
Der day Two entirely new articles, saleabe as
hour ADDRESS n. II. WHITE, Newark, n j.
oct5 2awkwiN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
NfW advertisements.
GUARANTEE D BONDS

PAYABLE in New York City Tor sale at prices that
will pay over l. per cent. On the investment, MI
NICiPAL BONDS OF the h!ghe7 t srade always on
hand. THOS Y. ELLIS y CO BANKERS. "a Pine
Street, New York
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
ASTH M A.

The subscriber. are Manufacturers Agents for
H. W. r eads celebrated ASTHMA RELIEF. the
best remedy for Asthma vet discovered Instant
relief guaranteed or purchase money reiunded.,
The medicine is put W. in three sizes. which retail
for 2c SO. and 81 Persons renting price will
have the m edicine cent free by mail or express;I
Also samples sent free I, any who desire Eth
RIDGE. FULLER h co, K one, y. y.