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ZESo says that, inasmuch as We have two
ears and only one mouth, that we ought to
hear twice as much a. we say.
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THE FALL TERM of the 18th Judicial Dis
,rict Court, in and for he Parish of Richland {,
opens Monday morn-.... next, the Goth inst
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n SISTED by = large and able Faculty,
will begin lis Twenty first Academic year on
Tuesday, the 23rd of September.
The last session was eminenty prosperous.
Over twenty-three PER cent. more pupils Ell
tered than were in attendance the previous
year, and n greater number Than had been
catalogred since fS60-6l.
The President having resigned the Pres
idency Of Mississippi College, which he has
jointly held for the last six yEars, will here
after give his undivided attention to tire In
si,u,c. BY concentrating thus his entire cx-
perience and energies, lie will doubtless be
able To elevate the character of the institution
even above what it has heretofore possessed
For catalogues, or other information, adj
dress the President Of the Faculty.
ROBERT KELLS,
Presitlrnt of Board Of Trustees
Clinton, Miss, Aug. Q, ls73.tf
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DoST tell an editor how TO run newsPa'
per. Let the poor fool find it out himself
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MORRISON & FARMER.

ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
Practice al RAyvILLE. Parish az
RIcHLANp. Also in the Supreme
Court of Louisiana and in the United
States Courts.
LAMB business attended 20 in the
State and United States LAND OF
FICES.
W. W. Farmer, late District A.
torncy, will now devote special aitcn-
ton to the DEFENSE in criminal cases.
Jan. II, 1873. ".
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JAY COOKE 4 CO.'S STATEMENT.

A statement Of the assets and Liabilities Of
the firm of Jay Cooke & Co., Of Philadelphia,
New York and Washington, has been prepar-
ed by them. which is to be submitted to their
creditors. The following is summary Ii
abilities, 81 $4,000 assets, bills receivable,
bank insurance, and other stocks, bonds and
real estate, s7,s67 $40; loans to Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, S3,750,O00; stock
of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company,
81 500, 900; loans to the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company on bonds Of the company,
S4,O6s,2l5 second mortgage railroad bonds,
stocks. etc, S2,530, 300 total, Sl5,9G6,2ll
The above exhibit of Liabilities is exclusive of
Sl,70l,l4r loans of the hrm which are fully
secured by good cola,erals. The excess OF
collaterals upon these loans has been estima-
! ted and included in the assets. The firm cX-
poets soonjo submit proposition for settle
ment with its creditors, which it believes will
be acceptable to the latter.-N. o. Paeaynne.
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QnerOr, IN A. II. 10 !. hau sixty In'l>UdH CoIi-
f">,ors dc;.ived of their tongues; but they
were soon eblc 10 resume preaching.
A man was walking rp Gra'ot street Lead
ing big dog, when some one called him into
Il saloon lake a drink. He looked for n
place TO tie his dog, and being little excited
over the prospect OF a treat. the animal was
made fast 10 the hind wheels of a farmer ;
wagon, which was backed up 10 the curb
stone. The dog sat down, and was looking
up AT the sun with half closed eyes, and drea-
ming OF city clerks, and dog Licenses, ana
brass collars, and beef bones, when the farm
er Jumped into his wagon and SAID. Ia lang,
there The dog didn't suspect anj illnS IN
Ill he found himself jcrkcd 'say high, ana
then slapped on the ground. He gave a how!
and made a Jump thinking that another dog
had sneaked in on him, and then the spoke
went up, and lie was lifted with it AMI Hop
ped down again. This fun continued for
about five minutes, when the dog came down
under the wheel and was killed Just as the
wagon stopped. The owner came out saw
how twas done, and he folded his arms and
said, We'll, wasn't that thunder! '-DetroH
Free Press.
BOILISd EGGs--A story Is told OF negro
in Virginia, whose master threatened TO give
hin foaging if he boiled his eggs hard
agnin. Next morning the eggs came TO the
table still harder than before "lOu rascal,
shouted the enrased planter, did tell you
to cook those eggs soitf'
"Yes massa" said the frightened slave IAN
got up at two O'Clock dis mornin and billed
EN- five hours, an it seem TO me nebder kin
get desc eggs softer" During the war one OF
the Northern hotel keepers was on visit to
Norfolk. The eggs came to the table boiled
hard. Look here" said the hotel keeper,
"Sarbo, these eggs are boiled too hard Now
take my ,Satch and boiled some three min
utes by it," He gave the negro his splendid
gold watch. In about five minutes the freed
man returned with the eggs AMI watch on the
zane plate. The watch was wet. What
have you been doing 10 my watch asked the
Northern visitor. "Why lis all wet" "Yes
sab, said the negro. Il billed de watch wild
de eggs All right dis time sab
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Attest
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Ok, p. Jury.
APPROPRIA ZION OF 500 FOR BRIDGE
NEAR L. MiRlCK
ORDINANCENO
r. A. WYNN.
Pres. Pro. tenn.

Be ii ordained by the Police Jury of the
Parish OF Rlchlano, at the October Session
1873, That the sum of One Hundred Dollars
be and is hereby appropriated for the purpose
OF paying the balance due on TIE bridge b.,ilt
across the Bayou near Rains plantation
BE 1t further ordained that the Parish Treas
urer of the Parish of Richand be and he is
hereby authorized to pay the same TO the or
der Of b. Myricl out OF any money in The
Treasury collected as Special Tax for Roads
and Bridges and not otherwise appropriated
K. A. WYNN
Pres. pro. tenn.
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CUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
BY virtue of and order of sale issued by the
Honl Parish Court in and for the Parish OF
Richland State of Louisiana, in the matter of
the Succession of F. Rhodes, decd, and to
me directed as Administrator of said Success
sion, | will offer for sale Al the door of the
Court House. in the town of Rayville, on
Saturday, the lst day of Nov, 1873,
within the hours prescribed by law for Sher-
III sales under execution, all the personal
property belonging to the succession of F.
Rhodes, decd description Of which can be
found upon the Inventory of said Succession
on file in the Clerks office in said Parish.
Terms of sale II months credit without APP
praisement.
r. n. KELLY, Admir-.
Sept l3, 1868. s2tS6,00.
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The sleeping cars on Southern lines have
this great advantage over those of the North
they have all or nearly all, polite, attentive
and intelligent conductors. Ii has been re.
marked by all travellers that as soon as they
get further north than Louisville, the charac
ter of the conductors on the Pullman cars is
changed for the worse. They are very con
sequential and important persOnages, indeed |;
very severe in their department, very curt in
their replies, and quite over bearing and inso-
lent in their general department Ifan over
bold and inexperienced passenger is so indis-
Greet as to PROFOUND question, however in
nocent. he is at once almost smo,hcred and
snutfed out by the insolence and self-suffcienc y
of the conductor.
We have never yet been able to account
for the remarkable difference that exists lie.
tween the conductors North and South, and
unless we put it on the broad ground of tie
ameiorating influence of the Southern c-
mate it must remain mystery.
There are, Of course, pleasant exceptions to
the rule On tho Northern cars, and disagreed
BILE exceptions on the cars South We speak
| of conductors as class.
There is a custom, however, which is reli.
giously observed on the Northern cars, which
we hope to see introduced in the cars Sou'h
and that is the very cIeaniy and commenda
BILE custom of changing the linen on the bed:
every day.-H,rIld.
The tongue is generally credited with the
important function in the work of speech hi
il is overrated. Prof Huxley, in his "Ele
mentary Lessons in Physiology describes ih'
case of man whom be examined. anss whos'
tongue had been removed as completely as 1
skIlful surgeon could have done IT. IhI
man nevertheless possessed the power OF ar
iicula,e speech, gave most Of the sounds will
ease $ and sh, and and final IS wer'
more or less imperfect; but and were tn,
only ones which he could not at leas, partial
! ly pronounce Hunncric, the Vandal con
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Attest:
J. NEWT PITTS.
RELIEF OF WIDOW HOPKINS (PAUPER)
ORDINANCE NO. 3.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of the
Parish of Richland, That Mrs Hopkins, a res
ident of said Parish, having beeL regularly re-
turned according to law as pauper, be and
she is hereby considered as such, and coming
under the law passed by the Police Jury for
the benefit of paupers and be it further Or
dained that the Clerk of the Police Jury be
and he is hereby authorized to issue q war
rant quarterly in favor OF Mrs, Hopkins for
$4,000, to be Paid ont of the general fund not
otherwise appropriated
r. A. WYNN,
Pres. Pro. tenn.
Attest
J. NEWT PITTS,
elk p. Jury.
The following claims were presented, ex-
amined, allowed and warrants ordered issued
VIZ:
J A. Liddell, Sheriff fees to date, Sl04l .0Ol
J. Newt. Pitts, Clerks fees to date, ,95
W. p. Mangham, Recorders and prin-
tiers fee, 36,55
Josiah Bruce, J. p, Inquest 5000.
X. West Hatch, buuying pauper, 1000.
L. N. Polk, J. +, Ward No.2 2l.25.
Duke & Sorter, lumber for bridges, 1910.
Moses Knox, burrying Pauper, 1000.
David Christian, 1900.
Making in the aggregate Fourteen l,465,s5.
hundred and sixty five dollars and
eighty five cents.
There being no further business, the Board
adjourned sine die.
r. A. WYNN,
Attest Pres. pro. TEN.
J. NEWT. PIrrs,
elk. p. Jury,
A true copy of the original now on file.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk Police Jury.
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queror, in A. ID. lSi, had sixty Christian con-
f">,ors dc;iived of their tongues; but they
were soon able 10 resume preaching.
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! rIIITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.


Splendid Fabrics 70 ladies Underwear 'front.' upwards;
French Oanes Splendid Victoria Lawn zoe fine Main
White Nottingham Lace White PiIus Biante
Tut ked Skiung. Puiings fabuOusy low;
Ja,onets l2ic: Cosstarrei Musms
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.RESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..

Large lot English Barege yard pieces solid
Black and white Linen Dress Lawn l5c Plain black frame
Coo:ed Dress Lawns in all patterns l5c; Iron frame Grame. o
Summer Cloths color, 90; Popns, travelling
India Linen Tor and Newpon Suing Sic Coorei Blst t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-10-18

A true copy of the original now on file.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk Police Jury
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-10-18

w. n. PorTs, Secretary.
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X WILLIS R!cnARheoN, koa r. Rlci AEpsoX,
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NANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT..

T Linens, Towels, DaMNsks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Co Liner
worth double the full width white Linen Table Dnrk a
All Linen Damask Towels from 5c soc auietlg p''e)
Ladies' Cambria
LinenLa ems a
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VINE SEnvIcE.-The appointments OF
BAPTIST Church at Rayville, are the LIST
avs in each mon,h.-Rev. f, b. Rey-
D,a.o,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

LAST Monday evening, team and
wagon, and horse tied behind the
wagon, were passing down Bridge street,
VIXEN the rear horse, siezed with de-
sire to ride, loaded ito forward parts
into the wagon box. Not liking to do
things 1t halves, after one or two jumps,
the hind parts were loaded also. Then
suddenly changing its notion, the ami
NAL leaped over the box forward of the
near hind wheel. aud capered of with
out serious injury to itself or to the
two men With whom it had temporarily
divided the space In the w.gon-box.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16
CARD.

To the people Of Ax,ti. and vicin;ty.
I wish to call your special attention
to the Haines Bros and Chickering l.
Sons Pianos, Of New York city, as
the cheapest and best Pianos in the
market, as they possess all the quail
ties Of other frst-olass Instruments, !. {.
fullness: sweetness, singing quality, pow
er Of tone AID beauty of finish, CON-
biued with ono other very important
qualification, ckeep"e... They are the
cheapest instruments ever offered in
the market, when the real worth and
value arc taken into consideration. I
cordially invite ali teachers Of music,
and all others, wishing topurchase In
struments, to call at my residence and
examine for themselves.
I have now on hand, Haines Bro.
and Chickering l. Sons Pianos and
Taylor l. Farley's Organs, which I will
sell on terms 70 suit.
j. N, WHEAT.
Austin, MINI. n27-v6-f
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16
RQDliO Bxo4lD01lD1D.
O1TIo4 OF Co. Surf, !
Mower County,

::Aust;a, OF. sth, 1873.
The undersigned will hold examine
tions fer the benefit Of teachers, at the
times and places hereinafter named to.
wit: -
At the Court House, in the city Of
Austin, on Monday, Oct. 2oth, inst, At
nine o'clock, A. n.
In the village Of Leroy. on Wed.
nesday, Oct. 22d, inst, At the school
house, At nine o'clock, A. NJ.
Attic school house at Grand Meadow
station, on Friday, Oct. 24th inst, At
niue o'clock, A. NJ.
The examinations viii continue but
one day at each place.
Teachers should provide themselves
with materials for writing.
A. A. HAYWOOD,
County Sup't.
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Educational.

The Teachers Institute convened in
the Hall Of tho High School Building,
last Monday afternoon. There we're
% persons present. After = brief ad-
dress BY the Superintendent, be pro-
ceeded to give instruction in methods
Of teaching reading aud grammar.
This work occupied the time until ad-
journmcnt. The evening session was
held in tho Congregational Church.
"The mutual relations Of teachers and
patrons Of schools" was very probably
discussed. Messrs, Cone, Kennedy,
Hawkins, Ketehum. Page, 49, Noble,
and Harwood, participating. Excel.
lent music was disoourssd by = choir Of
eight persons, directed by W. H. Gran.
dali. ESQ.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

A GRAND Or Inning OF MILLINERY
GOODS AT MISS SoPER's, on Main
street, will b made on Friday and Sat-
urday, October 18th and 18th next.
The Ladies' are especially invited to
witness tho display. All arc promised
much pleasure, and an opportunity Of
supplying themselves with any desired
article Of wearing apparel.
A skillfal Mod;sse, just from the
east, is in the employ Of the establish
meut, and her services are At the dis
posal Of the public.
Don't fail to 90.
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DENT 1TRY.

would respectfully give notice to my
friends, and 70 the Public generally, that
have removed my Office from over &. Dun
klsman's store in the old Head Quarters bull
ding to rooms in Basford's Block, and At the
tsme timo would return thanks for tho liberal
patronage extended to mo during the ono year
aud half have been located here. Also, I
announce to Ill that it il my purpose to re-
main permanently, and shall devote my entire
attention to tho practice Of Dentristry in all
it, branches. Respectfully yours,
e. D.. ALLISON,
Austin, Minn., Dentist.
September 10th, 1873. n24-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16
THE TRANSCRIPT
OFFICIAL PAPER Of THE COUNTY.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
AUSTIN MARKEr-Wheat so cts
AUSTIN, MINI, OCT. Is, ISIS

AUSTIN MARKEr-Wheat so cts.
Repub lieaa Meetiuxs.
Capt. IN. Hawkins will speak 1t tho Stone
school house, Austin to wnship, on Saturday,
October 18th. at74 o'clock, Pm.
At Harris school house, Racino township,
"ednesday evening. October 29th.
Pleasant Valley, in District No. 4s, near
Root River Post Office, Thursdsy evening, o.
tobsr 3oth.
Hon. 8. 8. Beaman and Geo. P. Wilson,
will speak At Brownsville, Monday, October
Goth. It u o'clock.
Capt. I. N. Hawkins and La Fsyette French
Esq.,, It Ainnereks School House, Lyle town.
ship, Tuesday evening, October 2lst.
AtLs Roy, Thursday evening, October p.
At Adams station, Friday evening, October
34th.
At Rose Creek Station, Saturday, evening,
October 35th.
At Grand Meadow, Monday evening, Ooto-
bsr 9Th.
: At Fraakford village, Tuesday evening, o.
tober 3Sth.
Captain I, N. Hawkins and Rolsnd Tisdel
viii spesk ct Bisbss's school house, Nevada
township, Wednesday evening. October 22d.
Lafayette French, Esq, At Saints Rest
School Hosss. Window towaship, Wednesday
evening, October ed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

EX-SENATOR PoMERoY, Of Kansas,
vas shot by NJ. +. Conway of the same
State, on Saturday, Oct. 11th,in WASH
ington city, but not badly hurt. Three
shots were fired, one Of which took ef-
feet in the right breast. The cause of
the assault is said to be some supposed
injury to Conway's family.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

Mrs. BALLOON has just returned
with new stock Of fal; and winter
Millinery goods, and some very choice
hats and bonnets, which she is. pre-
pared to sellat very low prices. Call
and sce-onc and all! Shop at her
residence, on Mill street, two doors
west Of Catholic Church.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

NEW LOT OF BRADLEY & MET
CALLS Celebrated Handmade, War;
ranted Boots and Shoes, just received
at J. Truesdell's. These goods are
acknowledged to be the very best for
service, and comfort in wearing that
can be found anywhere. 2tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

SEVERAL BOYS were out the other
day with Mr.. Basford's team to get
. load Of cabbage. - Tho lines fell
over the end Of the box, and Charley
Carpenter climbed down upon the
whi@etrees to get them, when he
slipped aud fell, striking his forehead
on tho edge Of the wheel, cutting = bad
cash. The wheels passed over ono Of
bio legs, but broke no bones. He i.
very lame and sore, yet not permanent.
" injured. II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

$50, REwARD.-The undersigned
will pay fifty dollars reward to any ono
who will cause tho arrest and convic-
ton Of the person or persons who COM
mitted the burglary at tho Davidson
House, in this city, on the morning of
Monday last. Austin, Sept. IA, 1873.
ERsK1NE & LILLA0AR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

THE jury IN the case of Thomas
Curtis, tried in tho 18th Dist Court,iu
California, Oct. 10th, for the killing Of
VIM. johnson; tho seducer Of Curtis
daughter, : few months since, returned
= verdict Of acquittal. The crowd
cheered the result.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

LAST Saturday night Col. Mansfield
was most brutally beaten by A NJ.
Neek, and 80 far As We learn, without
any adequate provocation. The Colo
mel has been confined to bis bed ever
sinoe, and will be, no doubt, some time
loeesr. 49,. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES.

( Nx VIVA V0vO VO OnV1AO0O00k
AL Defsa1t fIas besa nalS sfatas ssss-
made and executed BY William L. I1tekeesne4
Phees +. Pitcher, his vile, To- ssrsh -
Bl.ekford, bearing dsse JAY 27sh, .lsfH
and duly recorded il tis el6ce of the n e.
of Deeds, in and for Mower eosnty, lliSnsse
q, On the nth day OF Jaly, A. d. leso, g
two o'clock. P. NJ. in Book ~" Of aartsaa,s,
on page ssl. g. -
s. s:ia no; :o.ts:s. y. daily assigned ~ ..a
ford, her husband, to tie st. Joseph NAnuf,c-~
tuzisg Company, on the Fist day siscp:enIer.
A. ID. 1873, and the sssign1eat thereof daily
recorded In tho eaes Of H. Register e Dseis
Aforesaid. on the 9Th day Of Oetobes, 4. D.
1873, in Book E".of Mortgages, q psss
ESQ.
Said mortgage was given to secure the nay
ment Of one thousand (Sl,sOll dollars, anA
interest thereon according to the conditions
OF TWO prSm'ssory notes, bearing even date
there"tth, executed By said William L. Pitch
or, to said Sarah Jane Blackta.a. the last
note being due July 21,h, A. D. 1877. sod
there Is claimed to be due and is due On aid
mortgage, st tho date Of this notice, The sen
Of one thousand three hundred, eighty three
aod $500 III ,SSs.s3) dollar, and no ~
ceedings at Law or otherwise have beea had -
collect the eame or any part thereof. sS$ -
Nov therefore. notice is hereby given thak
BY virtue Of power Of sale in said mort9sso
contained and pursuant = tho provisions q
the statute In each case 0ado and provided,
said mortgage will b foreelossd aud the psc0-
ises therein described, 10. wit. - ;
The east half Of the northeast qna:ser ~
section No. eight [s} and the cast iaif q Ne
southeast quarter Of The southeast auazeee,
| Of section No. i've (5) all IN texnskap He.
ions hundred and Tires 1es) Of range
No. seventeen GU vest. II Mower sss.ey,
Mianesota. viii b sold q psb!ie ven6ae . the
highest bidder, therefor It the eec. Of !. O.
Wheeler, In the eity Of Austin. in said county
on Saturday. the 27d day Of November, 4.
D. 1879, at 10 o'clock 4. r., to satisfy IL
Amount then due on said notes ard mortgage,
together with tho Gum 81 ffty do!ia.as
attorneys fees, allowed BY the torras Of said
mortgage ia case Of foreclosure, besides The
costs and expenses allowed BY Law.
J Dated October 7tb, A. D. 1873.
! Sr. JOSEPH MANUFACTURING c.,
E. o. WuxELkR, = NestGaeeo.
! .Attorney for Mortgage. =.
! n27v6-ts Austis. 0iaa.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16

4 New and big Stock Of Cowles,
Cartioe 4 Bradys celebrated Ladies',
Misses and Children's shoes. Warran-
ted the best make, and best fitting shoes
in the market, at
n25.2m.2wl.cowls j. SWANS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-16
DENTlNTRY.

nR. P. B. PECK, would respectful
~ ~ inform the People Of Austin aud Vi
einity that hs has opened IN ofies over Aus
ties Of Dentistry, having had Is years sxps-
rience.
Teeth extracted with the least possible pain.
Teeth filled 80 - to preserve and restore
them to their natural look and usofulusss.
Teeth inserted on Gold Silver aud Vulcan.
ised Rubber.
Particular attention eiven to the regulation
Of childfen's teeth.
All work warranted. n25-v6-ly