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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24
Second Justice OF ]
Oeatn Of smith sKnyGo

Early yesterday morning departed shis
life Smith l.. lizard, aged hfty-four years,
native of New Jersey for she las: forty
years resident of fhis city. after long
illness. Mr. lard was for greas many
gears connected with che detective police
Of this city and bore the reputation Of great
skill and djsceynmen'. as wei! as grbanitS,
in his profession. He has for she last few
years beeL connected with som" % She
leading banks OF She city an o special
officer. His demise. though no: are4pect'
ed, il sincerely regretted ~ Sos:- a: has
friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

Some people are bora fuofy, snsIe others
seem to have none bat bad luck duHIng all
their lives. But FRANCOIS Doliac, e butch
er. who resides at No. IS ST. Joseph
street. appears 30 be in streah Of good
luck, if we may judge from the fact that he
bought az the Office Of George Crawford,
St. Mary Market. for twenty-five cents. one.
fourth Of combination Uickes Nos. 80, 4j. "j,
Louisiana State Lottery. which drew the
capital price of $4,000. One fourth o. that
sum is big return for o small investment,
and there are many Others vhc &ll try
the same experiment, they hope with the
came result. IN these days when cold
weather is approaching it is handy 10 have
one or two thousand dollars at command,
and Mr. Doliao can congratulate himself on
his good luck. There is 40 other way for
others to be equally fortunate, bot to do
like him
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24
GitY EInpl0NRRn

There are now three injunction suits
pending in the United States courts against
the city Of New Orleans and the fiscal
agency, which have had the effect to entirely
suspend the payment of the employees of
the city. either in cash OF certificates, for
the past two weeks. Meantime these suits
have enabled the brokers to fix prices of
warrants and certificates to suit them
selves-this to the prejudice Of the city
employees, the school teachers and the po-
lice, who, but for this kind Of business,
would be receiving cash for Sheig services
rendered.
-uqss-A-a-e~-~e-e-o
THE FINEST HAyANA CIGARS. - Yesterday
air. Jayne Magi opened his new retail cigar
store at the corner OF St. Charles and Com
mon streets. and the public had full 0ppo1.
sunity of Judging as to the quality of She
impogtaticns to be sold thereo That the
cigars we're very fine indeed all agreed, and
chat the assortment of branda was large
ana varied. was apparent 60 even the most
casual observer. The store itsegg is a
seritabIe Syou. SO elegant are its fittings
and SO beautiful are all its arrangements
fog business. We found there at different
times during Sho day all the acted anna
teurs ofcig@rs of the ci ty, and they informed
us shas no better cigars have ever been
offered in this city than those they bas5 JUST
bOuOhpo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

is still firm and substantial, it is good
enough and large enough for republican
President. Ifany foreign prince OF potentate,
or the representative thereof, declines to
visit there because Of its ancient order or
plain appearance, his company can be dis
pensed with until American eitizen-solE
whip his government into due respect for
their Chief magistrate and his home.
HOOSIER.
New Orleans, November q, 1879
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

c. &. Haley, of Commercial place and
Poydras street, has all the leading month
ly, weekly, and daily publications of this
country, including the REPUBLICAN, which
may be found on his counter every day.
Haley's is the place to go for Sunday read
ing as well as for all the current news.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24
The EErst IIrso Coneert.

The programme Of the frst Camilla Urso
concert at Exposition Hall, Tuesday eve
ning, ie already printed. 1t embraces
Duo for tenor and basso, he Chalet, by
Mr., Meteye and Mr.. Won Hnf5en scene
from "Alceste,4 by Madame Comes aria
buffe from ia Cenerentella," by Mrs. Won
Huflen; recitatite and aria, Charles the
Sixth" by Nile. p. Leblanc vioLn solo,
Fantasia Caprice by Madame Camilla
Urso duo from the opera Of Les Hugue-
nots, by Madame Comes and Mr.. Van
Hutaen, ana from Joseph by Mr.. NE
teye; recitatiye and aria, Les Dragons de
Villars," by Madame Comes; violin solo,
THE Witches Dance, by Madame Camilla
Urso; Quartette from "RigoIetto," by
Madame Comes, Mile Leblanc. Nr. Meteye
and hr. Won Huflen. Seats may be secured
at Gruaewad's music store, Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

"Beautiful Bellies" is the title Of polka
composed by T. NJ. Brown. author of
Moonlight Serenade," ''Pleasans Valley
March," etc. published by l. Grunewald,
New Orleans, and sent to US with mis- com
nIirneptg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

WHAT MOODY BROUGHT wETH Hla THIS
TMR.-We announced tew days ago that
Moody, the renowned shirt king, had ar
rived at home from his annual tour through
out the great manufacturing marts Of the
North and East. But we were not prepared
then to reveal the importan: knowledge OF
what he brought with him. To-day our
readers will be enabled 70 form some
opinion al the subject by referring 20 his
advertisement, which Will be iopDd cn she
fourth page. 1t will be seen that, as usual,
Moody has left nothing new IN Sic hne OF
gentlemen's furnishing goods to escape
him, and that his granite Temple Of Fashion,
at the corner of Royal and Canal streets, IS
to be more than ever deserving the name
while it should receive still another appel
lation-that CT the cheapest stors N the
South" When the very best Of linen bosom
shirts are sold at six for 50, an idea may be
formed as to the liberality of the king.
We say to the readers of the REruBLIeAs,
poruse Moody's advertisement before Gaak-
ing purchases.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICT,
Recollection of nOn. G. b. DarrnIl.

Our readers will be gratifed to learn from
the official figures herewith given, that Hon.
G. B. Darrall, stanch, consistent and IN
hinching Republican, has been reelected to
Congress in the third district. The follow
ia the full official vote by marshes.
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annronrfn,a fnn Preaanrs0

AE ,. Il. Hubbard, the extensive dealer
in furniture. at the corner of Rampant and
perdido Streets has the best stock in the
city Sc selecs from for holiday presents.
What can be more appropriate for Christ
mas or New Years gift TO married OF
single lady than an elegant article Of turni-
ture! Ar. Hubbard has heavy stock,
embracing the richest and most "ostly
furniturc az welr as Sha5 adapted to the
ordinary wants of those who keep house in
sbe city oE country. One price, and that
low.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR DELTA DISPATCHES
MASS MEETING OF REPUBLICANS
FRAUD UPON THE VOTERS
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE FRAUDS
Rights of Voters to be Maintained
Especial to the New Orleans Republican,
OUR DELTA DISPATCHES
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE FRAUD;
Especial to the New Orleans Republican.
DELTA, La, November %, 1872

]
4 large mass meeting of the colored citi-
zens was held here to-day, twenty-five hun
dred being present. The meeting was Or
ganized by electing William Murrell presi-
dent and A. 5. GLASS secretary. A com
mittee of five reported the following resolu-
| tions:
WHEREAS, We, the majority of citizens OF
Madison parish, on the fourth day of No
| vember instant cast our votes for the regu-
lar National Republican ticket; and
Whereas, Returns have been made to his
Excellency H. C. Warmoth to the co ntrary,
therefore we the citizens, in mass meeting
| assembled, condemn and repudiate such
shameful fraud and corruption, and we are
now prepared to prove fraud and corrup-
ton on the part Of w. J. Cahoone, late su-
pervIsor Of elections.
Curtis Pollard, A. S. Glass, Washington
Howard, Robert BIackman and Henry Pat
tersOn, committee.
The meeting was addressed by j. II.
Crawford, A. 5. Glass, Curtis Pollard and
A. v Brown; and then, there being no other
business, a collection was taken up of 500,
and committee Of two was appointed to
employ lawyers to defend the people in
their rights. Great dissatisfac ton exists
among the citizens here.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
OCTOBER COTTON REPORT
NITRO -GLYCERINE MAGAZINE EXPLOSION
TWO MEM BLOWN TO AToMs
HEAVY SNOW AT THE NORTH
Vanderbilt Backing Jay Gould
DEATH OF SIR JOHN BoWRING
REFRIGERATED CARGO SPOILED
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIZONA
OFFICIAL VOTE OF TENNESSEE
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR HITfLE GaOCK
GAssoc1aIe8 Press Dfspatehes.g
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Sc schoola Next vP,hureday 70

He1G Thursday being the day of National
Thanksgiving, the public schools Df the
city will be closed. They will te rsopened
tho suoceeding day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

TRE RAPERIal. SALoox.-Our 0]6 friend
Ned Prophet has recently opened at No.
l34 Common street most elegant refresh
ment saloon. and calls it the Imperial. AS
regards the style Of liquors, vines, etc,
kept there. it's sure thing that it is worthy
Of the name. and although we are no pro
phet. we can safely predict that Ned Prophet
viii speedily profit this exhibition q: taste
end IberaIity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24
The Temperature ,

The thermometer at Louis fEigerio's 6,
No. 50 Charities street, yesterday stood as
follows: At g a. n, 45os al 2 P. N-, 58o:s
At 6 P H., $50. LOwess point Apytpg the
night ef Seyeubes %, 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

a CADE0lY OF MUSIC
INAUGURATION OF THE LEGITIMATE DRAMA
Engagement Of the talented ysunc american
tragediaD,
SIR. FRANK HIAS0s
Who will appear
Msnday Evening, November %, 4S92s
u bis mastery i1npersonation Of HAMLET in
shakespeaEo's sublime creation,
8AMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK
Cast with the full strength OF the Academg's ta!.
ented dramatic company
@ruesday-RICHRLTBU.
Wednesday--OTHKLL0.
Friday-Beneft of Mr.. FRANK MAYO.
saturday Noon-Grand MAYO MATLEEEs 3o2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

Whiskey ia said to be the horn u plenty,
because it VII corn you copiepsls - 9Esets-
siAs Press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

kts. Drake, 8 Kentucky widow, has ID
@pple shieh was given as o token Of 10.
trsShN beEsgs $hs ReTaIetiSpary gar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24
A CADKMY OF MUsiC,

VARIETIES THBATRES
EscI6 Lessee .,,,,..,..,. LAWRENCE BARBETTo
Second and Last Week OF
SIIaS CLARA RTORRIS,
eRsIsTBD BY THE TALENTED COMPAEYo
Mouday Evening November 25s
And until further notice.
ARTICLE ~,
Prom the French by Augustin Daily.
%Rw SCRNBRY By AR. JOSEPH PIGG0Tr
GiNe. Cora, the Cause. Miss CLARA MORRls
(Her original characterl.
Friday, November %, 1872,
BENEFIT OF MISS CLARA NORRIS
SEonday, December 2, 1879
JOHN 8. RAYMOND,
In the new play,
FORBIDDEN FRUIT
Giragtor Observation-Disclosures. LORRAINE ROGERS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24
Eighth Distrfcs Gourso

In the matter of she rule On Thomas
Lynne, clerk, to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt Of courS, $or
Saking the seal and minutes Of said court
away. the following answer has been fled ::
Now into this court comes Thomas Lynne.
made defendant in this rule, as he is
informed by the newspaper press, and by
way of answer and return says that be Is
ready to make any disposition of the seal
ccurt may direct.
That he has not intended to disregard any
order of this court in the premises, and has
only eaken such course as, according 60 his
best discretion and duty as sworn officer,
was best calculated 60 protect public pro
perty and interests. THOMAS LYNNE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
HWenty-th:g6 day Ot November.
W. L. EVANS.
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FALL MEETING OF 1872.
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Members are notified to call sor their Badges at
The Office, 70. u CarondeIet street
In al Club Pursee, entrance free.
GUS. A. BREAUX, President.
y. r HOREBR, Secretary, Lock Box S52, New
rr1aa,,s ncI7 lot
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COMMENCING

over s1I,eos in Purses and stakes
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1872.
THREE RACRs EACH DAY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Z OUIsIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
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EXPOSITION HALL.

After several weeks OF aEduous and energetic
efsorts the management OF
MADAME CAMILLA URSO'S
CONCERTS
Respectfully announces that, for the whole seites
aame!y:
FlR8T CONCERT.
Tuesday, November 2G;
SECOND CONCERT,
Thursday, November &S;
MATINBE.
Saturday, November 3Os
@hey have been so fortunate rs to secure The SEP
vices Of the following artisteB
STs must mention with special pleasure the name
ef Mime. COMES, Sopranos also, of Mile PAU
LINZ LIZ BLANC, ContraltO; Mr.. hkTEYE,
Tenor, and Mr.. VAN HuFFLEN Basso.
gianistes-Mue. rooney, Nile LIZ BLANC
tlutist-Mr UAQUIE.
Director Of The Conoerts-M Me- GUsTAVE C0L11G.
NON.
Tickets, 81 Reserved seats, 81 20.
She sale Of numbered seats viii %ommenc"
"Wednesday morning, November 20, at Grunewalds
music store. no2V
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THE COURTS.
Untted etnten Cfrcutt Court.

SAktSu -AhASB SAFCuAb SOAELs
The jury lists were dismissed until
Wednesday next.
The suit of Feathermann against the
Louisiana State Seminary of Learning
amounts to this: That the board of super
visors are indebted to the petitioner in the
sum Of $2467 IS, with interest from the
thirty-frst of August, for performing the
services of professor of modern languages
for one year, at the rate of $1,000 per an
mum, besides which he made botanical sur
veys" under direction Of the supervisors, at
the rate of $1,000 a year, which amounts
were received by the board, which has paid
at divers times $5}2 45. leaving due to tbe
petitioner the amount for which suit ID
brought
Touching the case of Kellogg Va. War
moth, rule was taken on Messrs- Da Ponte,
Hatch and Wharton requiring them TO an
swer the interrogatories served on them
officially. There is an impression that the
case viii not be postponed tomorrow, and
that both civil and actual process will then
ia he Dlaca
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

CT, CHARLES THEATRE
ALEX. FITZGERALD. D................S Manager
BBNEFIT OF OLIVER RRESs
Last night of
BEN DeBAR.
Sunday Evening, NOvembeS 24O
THE LANCASHIRE lass.
Party by the name of Johnson ......... Ben DeBar
GQ0bH0 .-'5il'CN f'ASA4
70 conclude with the new play Of
LIFE IN NEW YORK
gusses Trollop Fiddler Dickens Greene, Oliver Wren
Houday-The great comedian r. g. CHANFRAU
On his new play of KIT the Arkansas Traveller"
Doors open at quarter to seven; the overture
syta commence at quarter to eight o'clock.
po24 P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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REFRIGERATED CARGO SPOILED

ARRIVAL OF THE ARIZONA
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siKrIL DiatRicaConrs.

Sir. john j. O'Brien has appointed Frank
Wall, late Of the Fourth District Coure, SIS
chief deputy, and Mr.. &aspard Jamee. Jate
OF the SeEenths as minute CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

CONTINUED on gleHrH PAoB,
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DEATH OF SIR JOHN BoWRING
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Second District Eourt.

tained as deputy clerks by the new incum.
bent Mr.. L. Alfred Wilt appeared yester-
day and took the oath Of office, but has NOT
vet qualified. MIR. Frank Pace, Jr, has
appointed l.. Richards chief deputy Of the
Fifth District Court. It is ascertained that
Mr. }. NJ. Cooley has been assigned az
deputy sheriff to this court. 40 appoint
meDts made,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24

Vanderbilt Backing Jay Gould
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-24
MACHINERY,

Agents IOz Ba4dvtn's Patent MONEY DRAWER
Agents for T'roeznner's sTKEL CORN MILL.
Fine Geld and Drusgist's scaleso
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United States District Court.

A prayer by the United States is made
that Charles +. 6irOvich and J. B. PignoIa
be condemned to pay petitioners FIVE hun
dred dollars, for this That the defendants
executed an invoice bend of this amount in
favor OF the United States and failed to
comply with the conditions.
All Chez Leung, Chun Fun, Lee Foung-~
These sons of the Celestial Empire have de
clared their intention to become citizens of
the United States. and one All Chez Leung
has applied to Washington, through this
office, tor a passport to travel abroad
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-30

A correspondent moraizipg upon a
communication written forty years ago,
which was recently published, satrlzlng
the plea OF the Moderate Drlnker, -
says:
at would be a happy day for the na-
ton If cold water could gain control over
alchoho, and tyraunize over it. 1t would
save thousands from ruin, aud free hun.
dreds Of thousands Of woman aud chill.
dren from the most CALLING bondage.
The young man who takes the 81 p AT
the wine glass is running fearful risk
lie may not be able like "Temperate
Drinker" to kno,c when he has had
enough. He may be urged to drink by
cemrades, when to refuse might seem un.
civil, but it is best 10 show little "cleal
grit" aud say No! loud and strong, and
stick to it Tor lifetime"
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arson Fisk There are also several other

ierson Fisk. There are also several other
fne fields in the vicinity. There is one
thing howe yer, in which farmers Of this
aud other surrounding towns have made
a great mistake and that is ploughing up
their hop fields. II they would travel as
have done during the past year through
the western states aud see the vast con-
sumption OF hops in the manufacture of
the great western beverage (uud which is
constantly aud rapidly increasing and
must continue so to dog they would at
once see the propriety Of Immediately re.
sitting their fields. have seen hops
sold IN Ohio, within niue mouths, Tor
seventy five cents per pound. Imagine
the profit on u field Of hops. when they
cap be raised at ten cents pound.
+. rmers need not fear that the demand
will only last year or two, for the de-
mand is just as sure to increase as is the
population of our country, for they are
used not only in the manufacture OF ale
and beer, but also largely in the medical
department. Medical researches have
have proven hops to be Of great value
both in composition Of medicines and in
the manufacture Of beds aud pillows for
invalids as their soothing qualities are
UNPARALLELED. But no iuore at present
on the hop question, for | must proceed
with local news and then close.
To the lovers OF large game we offer
great Inducements, as We arc especially
afflicted with bears and lypxes. One OF
the former stepped into the floor yard
where your correspondent is stopping, a
few evenings since, and after making a
short reconnoiter beat a hasty retreat be-
fore we could get shot at him. A lynx
also made his appearance last week, in
front Of the residence OF our old gate
tender Mr.. j. II. Andres, but retreated
hastily on receiving a club from MIR.
Address, though he afterwards returned
and killed some sheep for the next neigh
Dor, Mr.. jackson Chadwick. Rochester
having become excited over the bear
question has had sew raj hunts but thus
lar bruin has evaded them.
We have had an unusual amount Of
thunder and Lightning this season and
much damage has been occasioned there
by, two weeks ago Me-. Augustine Fasseti
lost fine heifer from its effects, another
farmer several sheep.
Considerable speculation has arisen
as to whether or not we were to be allow.
ed any liquor agent and many poor
customer has been obliged to be a total
abstainer or import it, but at last the
question is settled and j. II. Address is
again authorized to deal the poisonous
medicine to such as present themselves
with proper authority and we hope he will
be discreet dealer. A. p.
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ADDISON HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81.
MY REASONS

Knowing Of the many prejudices existing in the
lar Physician" against specialists or "traveling
Physicians, l feel that few explanatory words
in regard to my position, and the circumstances
which Induce me to Gravel" are duo to the pub
lie as we'll us to myself. Before making engaso-
ments to visit didcrents points, in Vermont and
vicinity, was almost daily in receipt Of letters
from parties in tho country who, though anxious
to consult me, avowed their utter in lbiity to come
to Burlington for that purpose; and being anxious
to meet the wishes of those applicants, but con-
WINGED of the usclessness and danger Of prescribe
ing without previous personal examination,
finally determined on making regular visits to as
many towns in Vermont aud vicinity as my time
would admit Of, and thus afford such persons an
opportunity of consulting mo.
From the commencement of my professional ca
reer my time and attention has been exclusively
devoted to the study and investigation of diseases
of the NASAL CAVITY, THROAT, LUNGS and
CHEST, to affections of the EYE and EAR and
arrangements of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. My
sP,eihity 'lhoIuccs inc cTuuicdtlOn OF NONSl NM
Tl0N, CATTARH, THROAT DISEASES, AT
FECTIONS Of the VOCAL ORGANS, ASTHMA,
and all LARYNGIAL, BRONCHIAL and PUL.
MONARY COMPLAINTS, the removal of DEAF
NESS, DISCHARGES from the EAR, NOISES in
the HEAD, the restoration of DEFECTIVE
SIGHT, by medical and surgical means, and the
treatment of all diseases leading to GENERAL
DEBILITY, or to the establishment of consump-
ton.
In every case coming for examination, can
did opinion will be given as to the probability Of
a cure, and no will be accepted for treatment
which does not offer a reasonable chance of sue
cess.
In opening permanent Office in the TINES
BUILDING Burlingt n, for the cure of all chronic
diseases, where will be found in personal attend
ance most of the time. l am determined to do
everything in my power in order to strengthen
the good opinion, which from my reputation may
be already entertained of me- and to exert NY
self to the utmost in behalf of those who may
conGde their caser to my professional care.
In conclusion, permit me to assure tho public
that invalids coming under my care, may expect
to receive every benefit guaranteed by science,
skill, and comprehensive experience.
6. W. sMYTH.