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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-17


How To SLEEP.-We are often
aseed for prescription tor prefer
usturaily wakeful persons. The high
pressure" principle on which liiany Of
our business men work their brains
and abuse their bodies, begers an
irritable condition OF the nerves, and
. morbid state Of mind, very antago.
nistlc to quiet and refreshing sleep
Such persons will often go to bed
weary aud exhausted. but cannot
sleep; or sleep drealnily aud fitfully
or lie awake for hours, unable to sleen
at all. We have tried many expe.
dents to induce sleep with more OF
less suoess. and have read many
recipes which proved better in theory
than in practice. The very bes,
method We have ever yet discovered
10 counting. Breathe deeply ant
slowly (withont any straining effort
and, with every respiration, count
one, two, three, ETC., up 10 a hundred
Some persons will be asleep, befor,
they can count ten, twenty, or thlrt,
and then forget tn emselves and cease
counting. In sue b cases always com
mence again at once. Very few Der
sons can count a hundred aud tind
themselves awak Q; but should thi.
hsppen repeat The dose until cured.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-17

remove my cutlcle, take out my Eyes,
chaw up my features; and otherwise
dispose of my unhappy person. l
knew that the time had come for q
show of courage. Lord knows l wish.
ed myself well out of the scrape. But
with calm exterior, at least, what.
ever the inner conmOtion was, / swal.
lowed my food, and then, going to the
window. addressed the irate lover:
"See here, Fossetts, you want to
fight me. Very well, am willing.
We can't fight here, but I'll meet you
at the big spring in the round prarie
this AFTERNOON at three o'clock. You
come with yoar friends aud I'll be
there with mine"
"That's fair--bully for the boy
was the cry, and Fossetts was forced
to consent.
Bot mind you," added, !" I'll fight
you in my own way III shoot and
cut, so you can come prepared, for
there's going to be death in some
body's family and funeral on the
Ridge. M e
The fellow gave me q volley of oaths
in return, and we separated.
had an admirable double -barreled
duck gun. This gun charged heavi-
ly with small shot. and three o'clock
found ME at the big spring, where 1
met the old man who had got me in
the scrape, accompanied by his two
SONS and several sympathizing neigh.
bUrs; :. A sEif = ts
Hello, boy" cried the old fellow,
4" sou goin' to use that iron on him p
We'll, am,"
:. Be sure, then that you're quick
about it, for he's got Sam Ogle's old
musket, and it kills at both ends.n
He had scarcely finished his sen.
tence before he with my other friends
suddenly retreated, for the fearful
jackson apreared from behind clump
of trees oil the opposite side and i'm
mediately brought his revolutionary
relic to bear, hut was 40 long getting
it off that I had time to get out of
range by falling on my face. The gun
exploded with a fearful roar, while a
perfect hail storm Of shot and slugs
ratified through the willows about the
spring. intended returning the fire,
but my enemy was out Of sight. l
SUPPOSED that he had retreated to re-
load, but looking closer Tsaw his pros.
trate upon the ground with his two
legs up in the most extraordinary
posi- iOn-the revolutionary relic had
kicked him over. Then getting upon
all fours he began crawling away. l
accelerated this with q shot that was
answered by yell, and then getting
to his legs be began running when l
gave him the second barrel, that was
responded to by yet shriller cry and
an increased speed that my party
cheered vocifeiously. Long as Jack
sou remained in sight he was covering
the ground at a tremendous gait, and
my friends fairly danced with delight |;
tor as he ran. from time to time he
felt behind with his hands, as II wor-
ried by s3rnetbing exceeding unpleas
ant in that part OF his person.
That night l left Rocky Ridge never
to return. I learned that a hundred
and forty small shot had been picked
out of his back by a horse doctor arm
ed with peggiDg awl and pruning
knife, and befote the year was out
received the pleasing intelligence that
he and my divine Polly we're made
man and wife. gave liim.a good in
dorsemert and Polly my love.
A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-Dr.
| Chalmers beautifully saws: e The lit
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-17

A girl in Wisconsin swallowed for
ty percussion caps. Her mother re-
trained from furnishing her, or even
talking snappishly to her.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-17
POETRY
LITTLE SNOW FLAKE.

(Ia the Insane Asylum at jackson
Miss, ne met a beautiful little girl
orly six years Of age, who anxiousiy
iaauired il we had come to take bel
bono. The physician assured us tha
shs was gentle, Obedient and OF
joyely disposition. Her beauty ant
gegtlercss have given her in the Asy
lam, the pet ranie of Snow Flake"
rsintest dreams of reason floating
Through the mind of wandering child,
little Snow Flake, pure and sinless
Az her namcsake on the wild,
Lifts her eyes suffused with tear-drops,
Speaks in voice of melting tone,
"Have you come to me from motherf
Are you here to take me home 20
Scarce six Summers have passed DER her,
But their tides have brought her bane,
Taken from her heavenly reason,
Placed her mid the more insane,
Only one clear memory left her,
,Tis of where she used to roam;
Clouds still show this rift, and heaven
Comes to her in dreams of home.
Patient, loving, gentle, timid,
Pleading blue eyes, gold hair,
Cheeks with shsdings from the wild rose,
Skin a. valley lillies iair;
Restless little feet that wander
Day by day frem hall TO dune,
Hands that coax you as she questions,
-"Have you come to take me home ~
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-17

A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-Dr.
Chalmers beautifully says: "The lit
tie that have seen in the world an
xnown OF the history of mankind,
teaches me to look upon their errors
in sorrow, not in anger. When 1 take
the history of one poor hsart that has
sinned and suffered, and represent to
myself the struggles and temptations
it passed. fhrough-the brief pulsations
of joy the tears of regret; the feeble
ness of purpose; the scorn Of the
world that has little charity the desc
latien of the souls sanctuary, and
threatening voices within; health
gone: happiness gone-I would fair
leave the erring soul Of my fellow-mar
with Him from whose hands it came
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-17
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
TWO MORE.

Yesterday afternoon, about t O'Clock,
the party consisting of j. >atfel, Park
er, Sargent and Cal. swift, which
started from here on Tuesday morning
on the hunt for prisoners, returned,
bringing two of the lost ones with
them. Russell and Ryan. The party
visited all the houses, occupied and
u~noccupied. on the east and west side
of WaShot Lake, and arrived AT Fred
Ent'S hotel. FrauktoWn, Tuesday
night. Yesterday morning they were
informed that a horse had been seen
the evening p~leVIous near the Ne"
York mill. uetr the head OF The lake.
They started across and made an eN
animation OF the null but found no one
there. At & deserted house near by.
one OF the party saw written ON the
door in pencil what he took To be Cd
d-m Burke. This CAUSED a search,
and the other ucIulcrs OF the party
coming up, til" door WAS pushed Al nN
Parker. Eiuu.nG "a pressure from the
inside. the ..usT Na> burst IN amt the
two cuuvjct~ found inside. They sur
rendered a, discretion. IN Tuesday
might the huI~r of Mir. >Ilnor> was
entered by the r~t-ctl>, AMI JeWeIry To
the amount # $50 stolen, besides a
black cloth suit, several Goals,
shawIs. etc. hccunvlct> were dressed
III the eliot eS, and all the other prop
ertv, with the exception al tire JeWelry
was found. \ long knife was also
found, and a case knife, cut As Il SAN,
Ivy which means the escape was no
doubt effected. The boys have done
well. Stnel having captured II be
fore these vcrt. taken, j. the luckIe-t.
No trace Of any others has been found,
the hard frost OF the past two nights
preventing any footprints beng left.
Both prisoners aud captor> seem well
t;rai
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14

BROOKLYN LoTTERY.-The drawing
of the Brooklyn (Cal.) Lottery will
take place at Plper's Opera House,
Virginia City, March %, 1872. All
moneys will be deposited with the
Nevada Agency of the Bank of Cali
tornia, Virginia. Tickets can be had
in this city, of w. w. Haskell, adjoin-
ing the Orm>bv House. Make your
purchases at once, as the time for
drawing is near at hand. The drawing
will be under the management OF cltl-
Zens of this State. Tickets, 81 each. i
Mrs. Brooks MILLINERY STORE is
closed for two weeks for repairs. She
will then open the largest and best
selection of new and fashionable spring
goods ever offered i'll this State. Grand
opening display March 18th.
5. +. MARKET.-E. Perasich mex.
door to the Carson Theater> ) receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, contec-
tiOneries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street 1or
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing. :
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
ia3-ti
For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consump-
ton. in its early stages, nothing equals
DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14

WOES OF A IOCAL.-Ne have, for
the last few days, suffered severely
from a cold. which located itself in the
cords in and aPpertaining tothe spinal
column in the vicinity Of the neck.
Wehavc patiently huruthe jars, whips
and scorIi. and considerable contuLleIy
ofnuIucrOus acquaintance, preItrrIhS
rather t. bear pans ana stiilS> lhcl-
dent to such complaints than to rush
into those We know OF and put heads
ontotheru. Weare happy in a%nnounc.
Ing our ability to move Il head with
more facility han on yesterday, and
should we contlnueto improve, expect
10 be at the service of Il deriding
friends bvthee end ofthe present week.
THE GOLD HILL News. - We are
proud to notice the improvements the
above named paper. 1t begins 10 iook
as though the amiable editor was wax
ing up L the stern realities OF his po-
sition. not that we wish to hint that MI.
Doten has been asleep, only Just 10 IN
Sinuate what ON OF his friends nave
come to the conclusion of, VIZ: thai
there might be a little more put into
that valuable evening paper without
mjuriug it anv. All admit that ALI
DOten is an able editor and an indus
triouS man, and consequently expect
more from him than what they have
been accustomed to find in the News
lately.
CoNvALEsCENT.- Mr.. Burns, who
had his arm 50 badly smashed by the
,-.-1. a,,a1 -, ,au-
able to get about. He was yesterday
on the street and looks as we'll as
might be expected. The employees on
the Railroad have supported Mr..
Burns during hiSillnesS and exhibited
great kindness throughout. 1t would
seem a good idea for the railroad men
to subscribe to a general hospital
fund. 50 that anyone injured while IN
the railroad employ might draw there
on Tor support. 1t would come light
OH all and Toe of genera. benefit.
Spring Misunderstanding yesterday
saw a new style of mattress, for which
the inventor has a patent. They are
entirely open and no stut1ing is used,
thus leaving an opportunity of dis
corning the presence of those torments
to human happiness, bed bugs. The
thing is very ingeniously contrived,
and is a wonderful improvement on
the old style. The mattresses are for
sale at the wareroom of George w.
Kitznieyer, Carson street.
O., X. MINSTREL TROUPE.-The O.
X. Minstrel Troupe will give an enter
tainment at the Carson Theater o NOR
row evening. We trust they will
have a good house, as We understand
several Of the company possess merit.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14

H-Iudic,tes hight If barometer
T-Indicatrs temperature of mercury in barr.
T--Indicatcs temperature If atmosphere.
Smithsonian STANDARD haTumeteis aud faren-
htt THERMOMETERS are used III naklns these Oh
scrvatiuns
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14

j Beers. Empire Err Bar~ick. sacra'to
j Rosser and wife, City J Parker, Washoe City
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14

Fl F Simmons, Gold Hill W + Bennett, Pine G
A A Pullman, z c Mickey,
q Atkinson. San Fran ii Bokleman, Carson V
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
VOLUME Is. NUMBKn So

vessel, lsss m elafgs a fausIay wss
ever made against The mate.
vii Barlsa haa q happy family
around bin nov, at his home On
Long Eslsnd lie lives . quiet ard
ssrsne life. 10 . nes occupation. fer
he never went io ssa again, alter hIs
trying experience on the Castle.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22

POST oTFrCD.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or NAILS.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays p. m. Departs Thursdays and
Saturdays 9 a. m.
Long Town arrives 10 m. and departs IL m.
every Saturday
Longtown, Star Place and Lake Cresswell
mail departs IL n. and arrives 7 P. n. every
Saturday.
Daily mails close a. follows.
Going North at l1.85 A n.
Going South, at 4,30P. n.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
Office open daily, Sunday excepted, from 73O
AN. to $50 p. n.
RATES or COMMISSION CHARGED FOR MONEY ORDERS
On orders not exceeding $20.............10 cts
Over $40 and not exceeding $50. ........15 cts
Over $50 and not exceeding S40..........s0 cts
Over $40 and Tot exceeding $780,. .......25 cts
No fractions of cents to be introduced In an
Order.
bd- United States Treasury notes or Nation
al Bank Notes only received or paid.
jim. WADDEY, p. NJ
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
RDLsIGIoU0.


"A A ETH0DIST EPISgOPALCHUCH SOUTH
Iu Rev. FaSg Petway .---Services every ist
3rd, 4th and 9th Sundays Sabbath school, I
o'clock A ~. Prayer meeting every Wednes.
day at clock p. n. sasr4 3eaFlaa tl
ID D3ESBYTERIAN cHURCH--Rev D. O.
l Doak, Pastor. .--lServices every 2nd, Sd and
4th Sundays; Sabbath school O'Clock A. N.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. W. s. speirs
II Pastor.--Services first Sabbath In the
month at 1880 .. M, and3rd, Sabbath at 7:30
pm.
BAPTIST CHURCH Elder G. B. Young,
~ Pastor. Services every lst and Ord Sun
days; Sabbath school o'clock A. n.
(NATHOLIC CHU URCH. Services 4th Sunday J
" in each month, by Rev. Father wise.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Elder +. W. Caskey,
" Pastor. NO regular appointment
pAPTIsT CHURCH, BATEsvILLE.--ser-
~ vices on the lei sunday in each month, al
II eclock, M, BY Rev. Robt. Msclin, .Prcsby-
terian. 4 N4Ns@ fis
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
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Fsfszs yssf la sdssass. 5f4 fsss
slf meatAs. EffI f1eg
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RATS % kevfHTisfSs.
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Essh s44ltisssl isssFtiss. rs.
Advertisements fsT lhfss nsathz sad ever.
special rates
Marriage saA sblsasfy sssisss. Hos msss
than len Ilass-frss. and essf ten lines, charged
st tegalsf advertising rates
All Advertisements ef strictly psrsonsi
character, viii be charged .. the rate oftvsaty.
hss cents per line.
Editorial notices IN local column, twenty
esnts per line.
JOB WORK Of every description done with
aessness sni dispatch.
Advertisements payable In advance, aud Job
Work. on-deiivesy.
To onassrosBxsrs--write plain, with ink
and on but one side Of the sheet. Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript on letter paper, will make
one square.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-22
MASONIC.

~
MA9oNIC.
Walker n. II, Chapter Jvs. as.
Regular Convocations Let Monday in eaci
month at clock, p. m.
n. = McGEHEE, II. P.
J. c. HARRISON, Sec'y.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307 A. r. "A. M.
Stated Communication third Thmrsda,
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
jim. wADDEY, secy. y @.'
Sardis Chapser, No. H..
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday nightin each month.
sa9 Mrs. MA. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs. NJ B. Wright, S mn M
Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

A FATAL ACCIDENT-E EDWARD SLOAN
THROWN FROM HIS HORsE.-One of the most
melancholy accidents ever happened in De-
laware connty, occurred on Saturday evening
the 9Th inst, which caused deep gloom to
prevade the entire neighbOrhOOd Edward
Sloan, Of Springfield township. in company
with j. Howard Lewis and Samuel G. Lewis
visited the residence of j. Edward Farnum, a
neighbor and intimate friend. The three visi.
tors left together on horseback for their sever
al homes, through grove in front of Mr.. Far
NUNS residence, about o'clock. Just before
reaching the road. Mr.. Sloan's horse struck a
stump, fell, and threw the rider with great
violence to the ground. The Messrs lewis
immediately dismounted, picked him up, and
placed him on his horse. but found him not
able to ride. They therefore held him in the
saddle, one on each side. thus conveyed him
to his home, which is but a mile or two from
the place Of accident. They did not suppose
he was fatally injured, Dr. Rowland of Media
was immediately summoned but alas, human
skin was unavailing, congestion of the brain,
had been caused by the fall, and at II o'clock.
two hours after the sad occurrence, Edward
Sloan quitely expired.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
Apple Or Fruit Dumpliux..

= A lady inquiries how to make " Apple
Dumplings and Rice fuddings." Correspon.-
dent e. says, l know h0w:-The best and
incest way to make any kind Of fruit, berry
or jam dumplings, Is to vet up a good dough
with salaratus, sour cream and buttermilk
II only with sour milk, use q small lump OF
butter for shortening; take q piece of dough
little less than half an inch thick spread fruit,
berries or jam on Il; roll it up,tuck in the ends
and boil it in pudding bag, allowing it room
to swell; put It on to cook in beiling water,
and don't allow it to stop boiling; when eaten,
this size are enough for . large family, or a
half dozen hungry men; bring them to the
table piping hot, one at time: eat with fine
sugar aud butter. and drink good milk Thi
Is nicer way than to make q dozen separat,
dumplings and turn them naked into kettl,
to boil and sputter, aud flop and smear, ant
burst open, and come to the table watery ant
washy, and not looking bit appetizing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

A girl Of sharp wits in a Western city dis
covered recently that her lover was about 10
take another girl to ball. She thereupon
bribed his hackman to permit her to take the
reins at the proper moment, and instead Of drv-
ing the pair to the ball. room. she took them
several msles out of town to dense wood, where
she left them exposed to pelting rain storm
the young lady in low.necked muslin dress
and kid slippera, and her escort in full party
toggery aud thin botts. Their situation was moi
comfortable, but they found shelter in neigh
boring farm house, where there happened to be
an accommodating minister, aud the two, being
lovingly disoosed by reason Of their misadsen.
tnrea, we're married. The other young woman
now sits in sackclo,h and ashes, sadly broodini
over her misadventure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

"HoME MANuFAcrURE' DISCOURAGED
The Washington tatriot prints the following
items:
A western gin distiller. who desires TO impart
an old truity favor 70 his juniper juice, recently
applied to the Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. tor permission to put coriander seeds, or
ange peel and turpentine in hls distillery, with
view to that happy result. The Commission
er perempaoriiy prohibited the manufacture Of
any such decoc,ion.
Another distiller. brandy maker, applied a
few days ago for permission To make an imita
ton brandy in his still, from rasins, grape lee.
and prunes. His request was :aIso prohibited
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
ENERAL NEWS.

BostOn's hay Is falling.
81 persons died this minute.
Gambling increases In New York
Manners are the shadows Of virtue.
Cucumbers hail from the East Indies.
Puddlers get $3.50 ton in Pittsburg.
Inc moose still roams the Michigan wilds.
Herring are being caught In Salt Lake.
dent.
times.
The Boston Globo calls straw:paper an
abomination.
charities.
lfyour razor Is dull strop it on silk hand.
kerchief
san Francisco Is about to insert gas in her
street cars.
There have been NO elk In Wisconsin these
ten years
Indians.
Parts Of Vermont are on their fifth month
Of sleighing.
A lavish Kentuckian has gas and bath n
his hog.pen.
with . clock.
The hardy Vermont urchins have begun to
bathe In creeks.
| Trees around . farm house enhance the
market value thereof.
| A Pittsburg man aged 80, Is cutting his
third set Of teeth.
/, Eli Webster ut the age Of 92 years was made
an elector in Salisbury, Conn.,, last week.
Mount Vesuvius Is again in q state of VIC
lent eruption. A cOlnmn Of 6ame shoots sew.
eral hundred feet above the crater and stones
ashes and cinders fall In dense showers aroun,
the summit Tourists are Fastening to Maple
to witness the spectacle.
. Rev. Mr.. Hepworth's Sunday sermons i
New York are crowded no more, and the reg,
0 lar announcement Of "standing room only" hs
been dispensed with. The sensation is over.
A Mr.. Wise has succeeded in having b.
!. name inscribed on the list Of legal voters ut S
Joseph, Mo-, without any attempt Of oppositi.
or renionstrance on the part Of the registrars.
George Eliot describes things quite too con
mon: "Those running accounts with tradespe
pie, which give 4 cheerful sense of gettil
everything one wants without any question
d payment"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
TEEIH,

PROFESSOR HUTCHINSON. NJ. D..
6D: =: $. the PillLADELpHiA pen
.s, ARTIFiCIAL TEETH in the United States.
~ lie makes most beautiful COMPLETE SETS
s"m S5 TO Sl5 and guarantees them to last for ten
Teeth Extracted and Filled free Of charge. NJ
charge but Tor material =,
Painless Extraction by Nitrous Oxide aas-2t
cents per Tooth.
COLLEGE Building. 5iA Pina St.. ehlla'ds
Oman from A. Nj. to 8 =. NJ.
xSPieass cut this out and give usa call.
ian2-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

A HINT To BALL-lioERs.-When you find a
newspaper on q ballroom door it il not always
proper 10 pick il up and wonder where it came
lrom aud ssk unnecessary questions concerning .
the peculiarity Of the folds. A young man did
that not long since, and be couldn't get another
girl to dance with him during the evening. Ac.
cidsn,s will happen in such bustliny throng Of
people a are generally congrega,ed upon a
ballroom door.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When misguided aud tmptuient votsiy o. rleasnre
the seeds thlr PSIhih il-eare
70 oft-n happens thai An tim-d .rhs- 9" shame "i
dread of from appiyneto those no
from and resp-etabtg cana be'uend him.
DELAYING uu th-constaona th,s h0trd dis
ulceIsied sore throat
dsaased nocturnal the head and hmh hTi-
sight deafness hodes on III. -hb bones ana AIMS
botchrs head ana -xtrenit-- progressing wt
rsiity TIL At last ne aat. 81 the mouth or the
hon ues hestctm disease
becomes object mi-s-raton III death puts
psr,od 70 his dreadful erIugs. by sending hnn 10 ina
''lrom hence no trat-etfetuTns
Iti.nAELASGHOTI FACT that thousands tail sictimi
ibe dispssr nwing To the nI
mt VINO by the OF that DEADLY Pol
SON MERCURY, ruth the consttHtion and MAKE re
I-tu.. : .iaar all