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Runft tmmsr In Rsiner SfRce p@juRn6sR.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
NrOf. lN. Z. 0laaaett

rpirO buS q. Quurtal ieiner Gan5- 4ta0emie
0ienitag, ben 81. 9e3ember, unO Dtittmod ,
ben /. Sauuar, in Der D2pceum 9aue,"
0tr. 80, @eilz8 altimoreltsfB &c, beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
SIR. Jpfenh 0Gut

maft ieinen 6reureen II 8ttauuten bic
Au5eige, OaB er Die friiber Don SrI. Jteiicr III
SIR. 81, NOrO.& aluertitraBe, geiiibrte @irt9s
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Dtontag, ben 80. DECEMBER, nit eInem oets
foteu Yuuid1e eiumeiheu uirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

ben Shitrtnopf Der ellernen 9elolplHoe Ilirite
uno erbebltde superintendent baoontr1g,
itarb am Nbenoe beS @brtlttage5 in ieirer
Bohnung auf Der @de Der 8arfs Ioenue unD
@ilionltrabe. @r mar elmer unierer dlteiteu
9etraibes nnO Wieblbaubler, ieit 40 Sabreu
elm berporragenoeS Ofit9lieo Der Wtetbobiiteuz
Stride uub Oertrat emit einen ge3irf BON Sal
timorez&ountD in Der StaatS. Seiet9ebun9.
Solgen Ser Wilbtbdtisfeit. -
Gor bret @o6en traf elm on Der Baltimore
itrabe mobubafter &aufmanu NIT elmer ari1ler
@ittipe 3uiammen. Sieietbe flagte Tim lire
gtotb uno ersdblte inn, baB ite eiu&inO babe,
aber faum miie, pie ie oaiielbe ernahren
iole, ba fe nidt mebr oils 80 bis 40 Gt8.
pro Sag Derbienen urtb lnfolge Oeien ntdt
einmal lire Wietbe beSahleu f1nue. Der
&aufmann, mel6er ~ unieren eoelmiitbigiten
Biirgern 9eh0rt, fragte iie, Oh ite feline Nrbeit
eybalten Tonne, melde ibr etne sr0Bere Summe
einbriuse. sic entse9nete bierauf, baB tie
penisitens Al Dollars pro ISOLDE peroiener
piiroe, penn Semarb Die Site babe, ibr So
3u leiben, banlit ie 4uitalten trefen f0nne,
f6 burf anoere Irbeiten gu erndbren. Der
&aufn1ann reidte ibr iofort So uub perabz
i6ieoete iid alsbann bon ibr. @eitern trat
Die arme8tttme, Die er beretts pergeiieu bate,
in ieinen 2aben uno erSdhlte linn. Dap ite pers
mittelt bes @elbes, ueldeS er ihr gelteberl,
in ben 8eit5 elmer Hdbmaifiue gelangt lei.
Sic Derbiene lebt Al Dollars pro QSod)e, uue
lei jest i'm Stauoe, nidt MIR fid uuo ibr
Sinh 81 ernabreu, %ionbern ua6 uno mad
aud inre Sduloen abSu5ableu. Oem ebel<
miitbisen &autmaune wOlte ic einen tleiuen
Sbeil Der ibr geIisbeuen @eloiumme suriiders
itatten uuo periprah oieie &iidsabluug nab.
reuo ieoer ISOLDE 10 lanse iurtSuieten, bis bic
5 Dollars ab9etra9en ieien; ibr @oblthdter
mics oieies 4niinnen jeboh 5uriid uuO ia9te
ibr, bab iie Die fletne @eloiumme, melde er
ibr iiberreldt babe, ais Ssi9euf betra9ten
m6ge.
Branb.- @efern IbenO II llbr BART in
Der 8iermirtbihaftoe s Steders ausuftS trud
in Scr. &c, Norb>@ aibingtoutraBe, cine Sob
Ien6aampe, moSur9 Der SdenfttiG in Sranb
geiett uno fir etpa S25 Sd1aoen augeri6tet
purOe. @dite uno Nadbarn odmpften Die
5lammen,
Nau ipridt pen einem bsbeuteHbenl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
A shawl Fae.ory In CasI.mere I.

A gentleman who tltveled long
time in India, and Cashmere gives
senle curious facts about the nianllt;lc-
tire and cost Of a real Cashmere scarf
orshawl. While IN Cashmere he Wis
tied MOOki Shah, who Is the best and
greatest manufacture OF shawls IN
that city. The factory was misera-
ble. dirty building, the workroom
measured about sixty BY thirty feet.
Here he found some forty men and
boys. of all ages, from six to fifty, ar
ranged in twos and threes, at different
looms, each one having loom to HIM
self, for all the most valuable shawls
are made In looms, in small pieces, ac-
coriing to the pattern, and then sew
el together. The pattern Is not put
in colors or squares, Ike our patterns
OF w0rsted work for chair backs, seats,
and slippers, but the directions are
written. When the patterns are made
they are sewed together. At some
looms in operation there appeared to
lie four or five hundred small bits Of
wood with rolls Of different shades Of
woolen thread, to be used In different
parts ofthe patterns. 1t was aston
i;hing to see the dexterity with which
the small children worked these hand
looms and understood their written di.
rectiOns.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
Or. e. o. SMITH. DENTIST,
Paper.llanging, CalceMining,
Decorating, &c.

TH NJ. WADsWORTH will give prnmnt
r.. attention TO all orders for Paper
hanging, CaIcemining, Decon'ing. &C., IN
this city or vicinity. All work executed
IN the latest style, in the best manner. and
AZ lowest living rates K:4F- Orders left ~
Furniture Warerooina of Chas. Mealey VIII
receive prompt attention. lONI
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
where the tsCOnFOunded Mother
Was.

Eli Perkins in N. Y. Com. Advertiser.l
A gentleman who came up the Hld-
son on the 81. John yesterday tells this
story I: 81 noticed" he said. "a Sc
riorls-looking man, who looked as If
he might have been clerk or a book
keeper. The man seemed to be car
rying crying baby, and was
doing everything he could to still its
ssbs. As the child became restless in
the BERTH the gentleman took it in
his arms and carried it to and fro in
the cabin. The sObs of the child irri-
tated a rich man, who was trying to
read, antil he blurted out loud enough
tor the father to hear:
"'What does he want to disturb the
whole cabin with that id baby for !"
The man only nestled the baby
more quietly in his arms without say
ing word. Then the baby sobbed
again.
"'Where IS the contoumled mother
that she don't stop itsnoiseT Gontin-
ed the profane grumbler.
AT this the father came up to the
man and said: II am sorry we dis
turb YOU sir; but my dear baby's
mother is in her coffin down in the
baggage-room. I'm taking her hack
to Albany where we used to live"
THE harl-hearted man." says my
friend, 'sburied his face in shame: but
a moment, wilted by the terrible re-
buke. he was by the side Of the grief
stricken father. They were bothtend-
ing the baby"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06

A citizen Of P0meroy, accompanied
by d wa8eish friend, went into 4 den
lists oboe to have d tooth drawn.
Not being blessed with strong powers
Of endurance, I've was nitrous-oyded.
After the moIar was extracted, and
while regaining consciousness, he in
duifSd Of his friend. ''Where am II"
You're In Jail for killing your WIFE"
IN ljail E0r Killing my wileg | al
wsyst thought It %6uld come to that
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
Albang ge9istrr.



Gumbs. who lives next door to us,
has bought a new dog. He needs a
new one. His last one used to bark
all night In the yard, until In frantic
desperation, we would shy boots anc
ologne bottles and furniture at hind
But Railways went on worse; and in
the morning Gumbs would come calm
ly out and gather up those missiles
and carry them into the house. He
has more than twenty pair ofboots
and slippers in his possession, besides
chair legs, and cakes of soap, and hair
brushes, and matcll-safes. and towel
racks. And he never had the manli-
ness to offer to give them back. On
the contrary, he trained that dog to sit
by the front gate and seize us by the
les when we came out, apparently for
the purpose of securing some more
boots. But We poisoned him one
night, and the next morning Gumbs
threw the carcass over into our
yard. We returned it. Gumbs re-
turned it. We both stayed at home
that day and spent the time hauling
that dog to one another over the fence.
Then we hired an lrishman to stand
there night and day to return the de-
ceased to Gumbs, yard. Then Gumbs
also engaged an Irishman. 1t was ex-
hilarating work. The corpse proba-
bly, traversed that fence six OF seven
thousand times in every twenty-four
hours. He must have become familiar
with the route, even if he was dead.
At last he wore away with so much
handling, and on the last day the
Irishmen whiled away the hours by
ilinging only the tail at each other.
Our Irishman at last buried the tail
and resigned. And now Gumbs has
got new dog. 1t will be excessively
singular if we do not fish for that dog
some evening soon with Goldfish line
and a piece Object, and run him up
all ola sudden to our window, and
launch him into the sewer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06

Entered according to act of Congress. in
the year lsi9, by j. Il. Srncer u Co., in fhc
clerks o,licc of the District Couri Of the
Cnitcl States, for the southern District oi
New FORK. jplS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
DIR. VAN CLEyE'S
GalVanic Abdominal Supporter
AND
UTERINE REGCLATOR.

THE MERITS OF THIS INSTRUMENT
/ consist principally in the support 1t
gives to the abdomen and spine. The belt
Il broad, supported by susPndcrs passing
over the shoulders, and kept IN shaJH by
sclfgenerating Galvanlc Plates, whichgive
pleasant current.
The Regulator Is also Galyanic; Its Cup
and Nozzles are made Of Silver; its Stem, Of
Copper and Zinc, isholl0w, that injections
0f the Uterus. ID can be 30 regulated by
liz thumb-screw ~ to meet any mal-pOsi-
tion Of the UteriIs, and Ii unequalled In
meeting any form Of female disease.
Price, 925. Patented August u, 1871, by
W. 3. Van Clcyc, Centrllia, Illinois,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
U. y. MAIL
Trl.WeekIy StAgc Line !!

TTNIE UNDERSIGNED Ia now running a
4 tri-weckly stage ftUm Lebanon 10 Al
bany, carrying the Y. s. Mails, leaving
Lebanon every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings, and returning, leave
Albany at 2 O'Clock r. NJ. OF said days
Passengers called for in any part of the
city. All orders should be left ut the st.
Charles Hotel, Albany, for passengers OF
freight for Leban0n.e'-
Packages and light freight punctually
delivered at low rates. All business en-.
trusted tome win bepr0lnptly attended to.
w. II. D0NACA.
Lebanon, Feb. 10, 7s2ivA i3#bifJ 7
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
Territory for Sale, or wlal receive
Royalty aOR manufacture.

For State or Territorial rights 10 manu.
factnretnd sell on tiie Pacific Coast. apply
t0COLL. VAN CLEvE, AltSahy, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-06
Albany Collegiate Institute,
ALBANY, OREGON.

VNTTIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
j Monday, September 4, lS7l, with a corps
Of teachers capable and earnest. Instruc-
tion will he thorough and practical, and
the system Of order unsurpassed For par
tictilirs Address Ht
4 R.K. WARREN. A. NJ, President;
Or, Rey, i. Il, GEARY, u. ID, Albany.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23

CEELY'S STAN ARD
= prr rparstiOHs are war
ranted strictly pure and re-
liable.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23
Che 9aiIg Arsns.
Monday, December %, lS72.
ppIYrRs roR LOUISIANA.


There is pathos in this part OF New
Orleans correspondents dispatch
'Prayers we're offered in the churches
of nil denominations today for the down
trodden people of Louisiana. Bishop
WiImar. Of Louisiana, win issue a letter
to.morrow announcing that the church OF
his diocese will be open during the whole
of next week to offer prayers for the peo-
ple Of unfortunate Louisiana.
Were the Louisiana struggle a mere
brawl between rival politicians the churches
of New Orleans the Catholic and Protest
ant alike, the Presbyterian and Episco-
palan-would not have been the scene of
this special prayer. tits felt that despOtism
has come at last that the Federal Gov
ernment has made a mulatto gamester,
who was not even candidate, the Gov
ernor Of the State, and United States
deputy marshals have returned one set oi
men as a Legislature while the people
elected another. Ii is a hard thing fol
free-born men, and Americans above al
others, 10 be bayoneted into Csesarisn
and then denied even the poor libertr 'i
prOtpat
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23
cathartic Extract.

IL u flaid extract pre-
pared from valuable
medical plants, having q
known action on the Sc
cFetious and excretions
Of the system. A single
bottle does more for the
removal of diseases and
preservation Of health,
than gallons OF bitters.
II speediiyand surely re
mus gs constipation. sick
and hiLhoar hea3ache,
indigestion. piles, impu =
rifles or the blood, and
al billions complaints.
l i endorsed by the
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23
Tho soldiers Land Grant sr,

The soldiers land grant bill, passed bv
the House few days ago, proposes u give
a quarter section Of public land to every
living private soldier, musician and Officer
who served 90 days in the Union army
during the late war, and was honorably
discharged; n quarter section, also, 10
every living seaman, marine officer and
other person who served in the navy or
marine corps 20 days and was hCnorably
discharged; and u quarter section ~ the
surviving widow, or children under II
years Of age, Of any deceased soldier or
seaman. The only condition annexed is
that the land shall not be sold to third
party uh the grantee shall have received
ms patent, This provision is attached for
the purpose OF preventing the sale of the
lands 70 spectators but il would clearly
be Intellectual. 1t would substitute an en-
ormous3 speculation in land patents for the
one IN land warrants which followed the
close OF the Mexican war. The soldiers
would sell their patents almost as soon as
they had secured them, and in a few
months after the patents we're issued. thev
would all have passed out of the posses.
SION ot soldiers into the hands of snecula.
WIS rs estimated that the number 0,
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23

BowAYFON, Conn, Feb. 2 1872.
ra, o. PHELPs BRowN, No. u Grand st, Jersey City
Nj.
Dear Sir:-My brother who is now in his 18th
year, has been subject 10 Epilepsy fits from child
hood. The spasms would invariahly occur during
the night, and our local physicians here could do
nothing to help him prescribing Bromide or
Potassium, which would Afford only temporary rc
lief. He was gradually but surely becoming insane.
and In this condition procured your restorative
stimulant, herbal ointment and pills, and Used as
directed, and but short time elapsed before the
spasms entirely ceased his intellect grew brighter
and in short entirely restored to perfec, health
You may this testimonial as you may deem prop
er, as what have said facts.
Respectfully yours,
f,biSdwly CHARLES RAYMOND.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23

If person has Consumption, of course the lungs
in some way diseased either tubercles abscesses
bronchial rritaions, plcura adhesion exist or the
lungs are mass Of inflammation and fast decaying.
In such cases what must be dones Il is not only the
lungs that are wasting but it is the whole body
The stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out Of food. Now, the only chance is to take
DR.. Schencks three medicines, which will bring up
tone to the stomach, the patient will begin to want
food will digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins to gain in Aesh and as soon as the
body begins 10 grow the lungs nee TO heal mp,
and the patient gets heshy and well. This is the
only way TO cure Consumption.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23

T.HrHoMAs . co., and Smith ! on
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW
she Runs of and Leaves ESr AaolphuS--Waii
Of the Dsserted.


The chief of police has received the fol
lowing letter st St Louis: ....
CHARLESTON, Ill, Dee. 7, 1872
Mr. Chief of Police;
NJ wife left me and went weast with u
feler that amt her husban-cuss her and
him two. My wifo is twenty years old,
aud is rail good -lookin is the way she
slipped up on me und took me inn--cuSs
her and him two
At tust we got orn fust rait, till feel
or cum along teaehin singin' schule with
a big fiddle, and when she seed him It was
all day with me, and refewsed to let her
60 too the singin schule any more.
We was Twin in Kaintuc and left an
cum TO Ilhnose to get rid Of HMM, IN
atour long he follered us aud she follered
himm--euss hur and him two don want
hur any moore an onle rite you to giN
nOtis thati will not pa any of hur dets
never rit but one letter betour u q
Stranger, and now got Lawyer NandikC
tu look over this for me and correc mis-
talks, aud he said tina aint any.
No moore at present
ADoLpuCs J. SNow.
T. S-Nandike sais il is your dooty L
catch mi wife an send hur bac TO me. G0t
forbid !-euss hur and him two! wan
nothin moore U do with her.
A j. :
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23


THE REST setting book IN the market Is TIL
| STRUGGLES OF
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The Real vslpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

The-c Pill, so caiehratrd many years age in
ri- f the relief ur female irreguari;er aud Hf-
tcrNard- ,ur their cr pnal emuloyment in ne psae-
lice abortion. HOW offered i"r sal- Tor tue hf-
time IN m srira T,ry have been kcDt IN eompara-
tive from the fact Ihat the originator Or
Nelpau. t. physician Plri- ot EreH' wealth. and
hi- .trci cu-ccnl nuS principles and has withheld
them from general use rsi ih:y snuuld be employed
for unlawful purpose,
IN overcoming Female Distractions, Falling NJ the
Womb Waite- Green SickuC~-, Suppression. Re-
tcnltou, o. lmmOderatr Flow OF the Mrnihly Dis
ctarge- Nervous and Spinal Affections. n~ in the
iSsa aud liuIb. Fatigue uH sil-li cxrtrn falplta-
illn uf ihe Hear. iiy-tcrtcs &c. aud wiz atrct
cure when all oth.,, ueaus have faeii sud, although
"a powerful rttu-dy. do not contain catumol, antimo-
ny o. nyIb.i4E hurtfuI TO tbs constitution
ru MARRIED ia ltr- aud yuu@ -trl- who have me- ?
been regulated thry e peculiarly sa1rd They
witt ina short tinls bsalls OH Tie M 'ui bly, p'rlnd
with regularity
JAt-rtoN Vi .rr,rd l7tlic. hon never taNc them
'yhI there T. Ay reason 60 hei lheniscl'i-- Eeg
nant TER they vial he ~ io prudnfe mi-caFrizg,e-
Iad't- CAR procure hrx -sil.d fr'm The eye of
tt., ,Grisu- kg eucl0-iu-. duiiG at six postage
stamp tn NJ. ". MACON HSR Gcnersl Agent for
Cuited Suur- and Hntd1-, a; Albany, n \ or any
authorized ngrri
CONSULTATION b. mui. OF all diseases uf q
t'f.r.i. 81 %. DatT seas. ~ }.I -s.rls Ift
this Hsf,s-.ii-s -evurey ptrSeG FROM ol'-c-'aii1u
Further iufiTm1i'.u l.srNal dud uu receipt 81 ~,
stamp Tor Is,uEl pJsla-e. Address IL above.
J-24dNly
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23

When there is no lung disease, and only Liver
Complaint apd Dyspepsia, Schenk's Scaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills sufficient without the Pul-
mcnic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely in all
bilious complaints as they are perfectly harmless
Dr. schencE' who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
Tor many years past, and now weighs 225 pounds
was wasted away to mere skeleton in the very
last stage Of Pulmonary Consumption, hf physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, and abandoned
him to his fate. He was cured by the aforesaid med
icines, and since his recovery many thousands rim
Harry afflicted have used his preparations with the
same remarkable success. Full directions accompa-
ny each making it not absolutely necessary to per
sonally see Dr. schenck, unless patients wish their
lungs examined
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23
Charlis,, Latter % His siassr.

DEAR SUE The horses is all got the
epigramic very badly Us boys had 50
much fun the other day Little Frank
hobby horse had glue runnin' out OF his
nose, So we knew he had It, and we took
him into the bath room, and got some Of
ma fnc towels aud raped his legs up in
hot water, and burned sulphur matches
under his throat. and sinred his name
of and the paint come off his legs, and
the glue all come unstuck, and Frank can't
ride any more Wasn't it jolly? Then
the matches put US in mind of havin a
Boston fire, so we coaxed sister Sadie to
give us her box of Swiss houses you
brought her from "Trip and we set EN-
up and touched 'em off and let her rip
The town went ike blazes, and we throwed
some Of sis. dolls in for dead bodies, and
then saved the arms and legs for trofys.
But you bet we got scared when the
flames went so high, 80 we turned on the
hose and that fool Jim Blain let the water
run all over the floor and down the kitchen
onto the cooks head. and she thought the
pipes had busted, and run for q man 10 fix
EN-, 80 ma caught US in there, and the
boys run home, but ] got a thrashing. 1t
didn't hurt much, cause | had on thick
clothes. Our Frank is in pants He went
in last Sunday. I've got q new girl |
don't ike Jenny Bird any more, or guess
she don't like me any more, cause when /
gave her a handful Of peanuts she throwed
en- in my face, and ! expect Jim Blain
told lies about me- I'd lick him, only his
father keeps a candy store, and ! git all
the candy ! want for nothin'. Your afFec-
tionate brother. CHARLES.
T. S.-Please bring me a goat
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1872-12-23
Read This:

A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. j. & c. MAGUIRE, st Louis, No. Gen
tiemen:-The undersigned, having known you for
mnny years reliable chemists and PharmachufiEfs
and observing the effective action Of your remedies
for whatever recommended. wish to bear voluntary
evidence to the efficacy Of yen lFst and In opn
ion, best preparation, sMAGUIkE'S CUNDURAN-
GO BITTERS.n 1t is all that You claim for it as an
Alternative purgatise depurator and diuretie acting
specially upun the liver blood, kidneys and bowels
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor. vino adds: Il have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
have ever used
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds: Il endorse the Mayors opinion " =
THoS RICHESoN. S.HLEFIINN. ~
Pres White Lead g. oil OF Lefin & Rand Powder
Co. Co.
D, N. HoUsER. cHAs. D. CONFER,
Prop. st. Louis Globe. Ch'mn Dem Cen. Com
W. Z, WAGNER, p. g. FURGESON, 9
Clerk Probate Court. aJenks, s'uf Mo- Dem
BRITAIN A. HIIa, HENRY nj MITDD :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"FoR WAYS THAT ARE DkEs< AND TRcKs THAT ARE
VAN" 1t is said that the heathen Chiheer h peen
Har This is doubtless true Bn. these features are
apparent within the ranks Of the American peo-
pie. We would suggest to those unfortunate persons
who have been in the 'ways that are dark, or who
have injudiciOusly practiced 'ricks that srg vain
that there is help COR them Df. E. J. Reyhold', OF
Rochester the great friend to errng humanity Is 'ie
person TO furnish the proper and speedy rcne, "''
cure The advertlsement of DR. Rsyno'us WI oe
found in this paper and from his great ~
branches of the profession to when ne pss ueVo.eu
90 many years Of his le be is very geneFSy eonna-
aA IN