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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20
SOCIETY ON THE RALF SHELL
BY c. G. LEONARD

We present below a few society notes
fresh from the Capitol and pen of an impe-
cuDious reporter:
Alexander a. will receive in jail for the
next thirty days, owing to his lack OF judg-
ment in entering hen-roosts that contain
watch dogs.
During the absence of Rear Admiral
BIS family from the city, his accom-
plished scullions, the Misses Snickerfritz,
will give nightly kitchen soirees to their
large circle of friends.
The recent rise in the pric3 of carmine
saucers and rouge boxes has caused pale
ness to oVerspread the ladies who are stop
ping in the sky parlors of the city hotels,
whicRwill not disappear soon.
Miss Kathleen Spelter and Jacob Eyes
keyspeel will be married next week, or
sooner, if the police can lay their hands on
the recalcitrant Jacob long enough TO orlaS
him to the scratch. No cards allowed.
Miss Emma B., who has been suffering
from fish bone IN her throat for the past
several weeks, has so far recovered as to at
tend the charming mackerel lunches fur-
uisbed by Mrs. K. every Monday at ernoon.
The Hon. Blliam Rusty, who recently
resigned the position of secretary OF the in
terror of ten-cent clam shop on II street,
contemplates water trip in the spring on
the canal, and will spend the summer 10
Hoboken, n. j.
The beautiful Miss Arethusa Prigsins,
who had the misfortune to run an umbrella
in her eye at the last matinee, will not lose
her sight, and the young gentleman who Or
dered glass eye for her from New York
can sell the same for what it will bring.
The gentleman who picked up set OF
ladies' upper teeth, at the reception OF
Speaker b, last Friday evening, is re
quested to leave them at No. - Penn
avenue, as he Is known. No questions viii
be asked by the ioser-until she gets he
teeth in again.
The ladies of Snigglefritz's Hotel give az
informal hop every Thursday evening, in
the dining room. Tickets will be sold a
all the neWs-stands, saloons and restaurants
so that the proprietor of the house car
vouch for the responsibility Of all who at
tend.
Our reporter returns thanks to the charm
ing Mrs. B. and her beautiful daughter 70
their kindness in allowing him to stand be
hind the dining room door and catch littl'
gossip, and afterwards giving him permits
sion to clear off the lunch table after th
reception last night.
Mrs. R. S. Majilton, owing to the inabil
itv of her husband to raise any more none.
on his note, will be obliged to forego he
weekly elbow outs" on Grand avenue, an;
will receive few boarders and do littlt
laundry work, at reasonable rates, during
the balance of the season.
Gentlemen with cork limbs are politely
requested to oil their kneejoints and SCI
that their fastenings are all secure befor
Joining the walters at the - Hotel hops
By this care the sad scenes of last Satur
day light may be avoided, where human
being lost leg and three young ladie
were made to faint.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20
THE COUKTS.

PROBATE CoURT.-A. F. Whitman was
appointed and qualified administrator OF
VIM. Akin, deceased.
LAW CoURT.-Enoch Ensley VS.. John
Hugh Smith, death of defendant suggested,
and scire fdcids issued against Hiram
Vaughn, administrator.
John Brannom vs.. j. c. Ferriss, admin
istrator-jury respited.
Thos. Heron VS.. Henry N. Hays-case
pending.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Tennessee and Pa
cific Railroad VS.. Mary Ann Hoggett-judg-
mont for defendant of s., $4,000.
D. D. James VS.. James 81. Ferguson
dismissed at defendants costs.
W. T. Hays VS.. Weed Sewing Machine
Company-dismissed at defendants costs
M. C. Starnes VS.. T. NJ. Steiger, az min
istrator, and others-judgment for 81, lO5.'
95.
F. Laitenberger vs.. R. WheitmulIer-
judgment for SO.
r. B. Wright VS.. ]. 81. Oney-judgmen
for $87.
Western and Atlantic Railroad Co. vs.
Wood & Simpson-case given to jury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

The Knoxville Chronicle of the 18th
inst, says:
ga private note from a gentleman at
Athens brings the intelligence of the death
of Hon. George w. Bridges, of that place,
which occurred on Sunday morning. His
illness has been pIotracted for many
months. BE has held several stations OF
honor and trust, and bad many warm
friends. In 1860 he served on the Douglass
ele ctcral ticket in his Congressional district.
In 1861 he was elected to the United States
Congress, after the Confederate armed
forces had occupied East Tennessee. He
attempted to cross The Cumberland noun
tsins for the purpose of reaching Washing
ton; but was captured by Confederate cav
airy and brought back to Knoxville. He
was released in a short time and sfterward
served in the Union army. Since the war
he held a judicial position for short time,
being Judge of the Circuit Court. He
leaves a wife and children to mourn mis-
loss. They enjoy the sympathy of many
warm friends"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20
PnnE0nRl

Vim. Young and W. j, Powell, Bedford
county and Frank 2. Ready, Huntsville,
Alabama, were registered at the CONNER
cial Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Bearden, OF SheloyVlIle, is
visiting his brother in his city.
g. M. Williams, General Passenger
Agent of the North and South Railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
Col. ]. z. Peyton, Of New Jersey, is in
the city. He is actively engaged in the
Centennial Commission and his efforts are
being crowned with success.
COLI. i. Whitesides, Chat anooga; Il.
ii. Kerr, S. Butler, W. A. Ransom, Muir
freesboro; w. 4. Moore and lady, Wsverly;
DR.. c. r. Shapard, Texas; j. w. Burress,
w. W. Cunningham, Mississippi; j. I
Tanner, F. L. Mitchell, +. ID. Allison, >: 3
T,eeper, Rev. j. II. Nichols, Alabama; Gel.
Nv. s. Gordon and lady, Madisonville, KY.
ID. Z. MaDdel, New York, are at St. Cloud
EOtel
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MELANGE.

asRtac,x yer butes, Sur, shine 'em we'll
Sais the bute-black ter Their swell
Jes yer waite til Gums bak
sails ther swell ter Their bute-black.
Butt he cumeth fer no shineth
Hese gone WHARF the woodbyne twineth."
"A Minnesota washerwoman rejoices Id
the ownership of boiling spring.
The Buffalo church choirs are said to
be the best "courting societies" in the
State.
-"Gertrude, what season of the year do
Won like best ?" "The opera season,
Charlie, DEAR"
jim Indiana, If wife can prove THAI
her husband has cold feet continually, she
has no difficulty in obtaining divorce.
-Pentland, the clown, earned during his
life over 5000, 900, but died without money
enough 10 buy him.
Ten persons were lately baptized at Droo-
head. Wisconsin, in hole cut in ice TWO
feet thick, when the thermometer was ten
degrees below zero.
Miss Jennie Brown, of Wisconsin, has
received fifty yards of watered silk as re-
ward for saving three men from Watery
grave. - .Lo
other day, in a turkey case, and declared
that she knew those turkeys "by their Walk,
their countenance and Their manner o.
roosting."
AN exchange says: That jurors at court
| in Clarion come in with loaded guns, ano
sit with them in their hands during trial
Death to the Fl st lawyer who tells a lie
Result-No court.
"A retired actress has been teaching ell
| ocution to the children in Carson City, anc
the old people declare that sll the young
folks say "beeyoutfool skeey" and ''tht
nobul juke."
| did our readers ever hear their young
lady acquaintance ask each other, "What':
your politics." and then giggle. The CUES
ton has hidden meaning. For explana
ton apply to the first lady you know whC
wears large hustle.
Mr.. P. V. Nasty tells of a youn!
couple. in very moderate circumstances
| who at the time of their marriage were
overwhelmed by considerable friends will
cake baskets, fish knives, and similar indis
pensable articles for housekeeping. Tit
lady, however, who was of practical turn
traded off the whole for cook stove, al
article she was more accustomed to "Wres
tie" with.
When does the captain of vessel com
NIT self-mutilation? When he goes OF
shore and leaves his hands on board.
Why should old maids always go Il
the theater before the rise of the curtain
Because then there is chance Of an over
ture.
The Providence Journal has made
brilliant discovery. 1t says: ga sensible
woman is the most sensible being OF
EARTH" Yes, but has it discovered thu
woman?
The gentleman so often spoken of ii
novels, who rivetted people with his gaze
has obtained employment in boiler manu-
factory, with extra pay, on account of hi
peculiar faculty.
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For the Union and Americans:
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON.

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by O. D. NJ.
Honor to him who carly drew
In Freedoms cause his 5attle-blade,
And round our Southern banners threw
A glory that can never fadel
Honor TO him whose name sublime
Will be the watchw0rd of the free,
When yet the latest wave of time
Shall break on far eternity.
In artless truth simple child;
In yalor first of God-like men;
Who, while his countrymen reviled
Did meier revile againl
Like some lone rock 'gainst which the food
OF tickle passions foam and fret,
Unmoved our dear dead Captain stood,
Firm-planted in his purpose yet.
What tho detraction grieved the heart
That bied but for his country's woe
2 He reck'd but of his country's part,
To shield her weakness from the foel
He barred his bosom to the storm
That rose in curses or the air;
Courted the shafts that might not harm
His country-Ichile they ranked there!
Slow beaten back from Bowling Gre en-
His crippled columns move along,
While pressing everywhere are seen.
The myriad hosts of human wrOngl
Curtained beneath his clear, calm eye,
The heroic passions held in sway,
Till turning in his path TO die,
The wounded lion stood at bayI
All, how he stood, and where he stood,
Where strong men perisheil in their strength
On Shiloh's field of death and blood,
His bolted thunders fell at lengthl
The fires of vengeance, hot and red,
Far flashed where lowered his kingly form
And wreck, and rout, and ruin spread,
Where swept that day his battle-storml
Ho nor to him who slumbers now,
Beneath the soil he died to save!
The wreath that decks his clay-cold brow,
Shall blossom In the martyrs gravel
Shall blossom when in after time
Our children's children bless the mould,
Where Sidney Johnston sleeps sublime,
Like some great mastodOn of old!
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DEE

HICKET-Died March Is, at 10 O'Clock P. NJ,
MARY e, daughter of Nicholas and Catharin6
Hickey, aged two years, four months and three
DAYS
Her funeral viii take place from the residence
of her parents No. 81 North Spruce street, on
Friday, DIST inst, at 10 O'Clock AN.
GIBSON-In New Orleans, on the 18th inst,
WILLIAM GIBSON, in the 4Sth year Of his age,
formerly of this city, and eldest son OF the late
Robert Gibson.
BARNES-Died, Mrs. SRTTIE BARNES, wife
of j. ". Barnes, of this city. at her fathers
residence, Albert Wingfield, Columbia, Tenn,
"Wednesday morning, the 18th inst, ct half-past
5 O'Clock.
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The Prettiest Girl in the state.

The Dyersburg Progress of the 18th
says:
somebody writing to the UNION AND
AMERICAN says Dyersburg may have the
prettiest girl in West Tennessee, but Fay
etteville claims the two prettieSt in the
State. We have no objection to her claims,
for the claim establishes nothing. When
we said the prettiest girl in West Tennes-
see resided in Dyersburg, we of course
meant the prettiest girl TO be found any
where. Since making the statement, and
we still hold it good, we have received pic
lures of these beauties put forward by our
exchanges, and we find that Dyersburg has
five prettier girls than any Of them"
The above paper is appreciative; but then
its editor forgets that several members OF
cur editorial corps are under twenty five
years of age, talented, handsome and
wealthy and willing to marry whenever it
is ascertained who IS the prettiest girl In the
State. We believe she lives in Middle
Tennessee, and if she does not, we would
like for her to do so.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

Blank E.. indicates no report; cipher To- sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency to fan; plus ~ ten
deney to rise. VS.. KAURAAE. Observer.
The river was declining at this point
yesterday with AZ feet on HarpesA Shoals.
Weather cloudy.
The Tyrone arrived from Cairo with q
cargo consisting of 3,100 sacks eorn, 200
bbls. potatoes, 100 bbls. -four, and sun
dries.
The Ada Heilman arrived Som Evans
vile with 4, 800 sacks corn.
Both boats departed again in the after
noon.
The Brill was receiving some cotton yes
terday. She departs for Pittsburg to-day.
The Frank p. Gracey passed ClarksFiIle
at 1 O'Clock yesterday, and v ill be found
in port this morning. She is the regular
Cairo packet for Friday at 4P.M.
Tom Darrsgh, clerk of the late departed
Belle Vernon, is in the city settling up the
business of the boat.
The Tyrone and Ada Heilman got of
within five minutes of each other last even
ing, and the foremost craft will probably go
through the skinning business TO the mouth
of the river.
The John S. Bransiord is the regular
packet for the upper Cumberland to-day
Capt. Lowell in command, and w. e. By
ers in the Office.
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New Advertisements.
Small dwelling for rent.
Edgedeld cottages for rent.
News AGENT wanted.

Small dwelling for rent.
Edge6eld cottages for rent.
News agent wanted.
City or county bonds wanted.
A notice of found satchel is of impor-
lance to K. r. Cobb.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., announce a
large and attractive auction sale OF dry
goods, ETC., this morning.
nonresident notice by Nathaniel Baxter,
ir., Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court
at Nashville.
Nashville Commandery meet tonight.
Steamer Bransford for upper Cumber-
land this evening at four o'clock.
Steamer Graeey for Cai1O at four O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Fifty Cents store, Union street.
d. Loveman & Co. advertise French
corsets, trimmings, underwear, etc, fol
low prices.
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LATEST Markets BY TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON, March 49, Cotton unset
tied; good ordinary 15ac; ret receipts 1888
bales; sales 800 bales; stock 6S, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 19.-CottOn quiet;
middlings 1S!e; net receipts 719 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 100 bales; sales 400 bales;
stock ,0S1 bales.
SAVANIAa, March 19.-Cotton nominal;
middlings Isle; net receipts $40 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 3 ,75S bales; eOastwise
$40 bales; sales SAL bales; stock 5S,964
bales.
MOBILE, March 19.-CottOn quiet and
IN light demand; middlings 18!!61Sac; COED
ordinary 16616kc; net receipts 4sS bales;
exports coastwise bales, sales 800 bales
stock 43, 039 bales.
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Ladies', Underwear. Ladies' u

Ladies' Underwear! Ladies' Under
wearI-The handsomest assortment Of La
dies Underwear ever exhibited in Nash
vile. Ladies' Chemise, every quality, La
dies Night Dresses in endless variety. La
dies Morning Robes 10 suit the most fasti
dious, all at low prices.
mh18 Nv G. RICE & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

1t has been a custom for many years past
for draymen and other parties employed TO
haul dead careases and filth of various kinds,
say from any portion of the city, TO deposit
the same in the bot ON this side OF the
Race Course, or over the bluff on the bank
of the river in that immediate locality. The
proprietor of the Race Course has deter
mined TO Dat stop to this habit, and
warns all parties SO engaged to deslst,. or
they will be reported to the Grand jury
He says that valuable stock on the Course
is liable to be injured by the poisonous va
nnrs that arise from the fifth in that vicinity
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

IT has heretofore been the custom OF
builders and contractors in all parts of our
country in measu ing brick work, to call
the openings, doors, etc, as solid work, but
a decision of the judge of the New York
court of common pleas will probably estab-
fish a different precedent. The court de-
cided that the contractor had no legal right
70 charge for brick that were never laid, dis
regarding the plea of custom in such cases.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

Globe Flower Cough Syrup The
Peoples Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
and Consumption.-Its cures are numbered
by thousands; its failures are unknown.
Try it one time, and you will use no other
remedy. For sale by all druggists.
mh1f d6LW1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20
HooDtng the Flour Barrel.

Putting hoop on the family flour barrel
is an operation that will hardly baaT an
encores The woman generally attempts it
before the man comes home to dinner. She
sets the hoop upon the end of the slaves,
takes o deliberate aim with the rolling-pin,
and then shutting. both eyes brings the pin
down with all the force of one arm, while
the other instinctively shields her face.
Then she makes dive for the csmphor
and unbleached muslin, and when the man
comes home she is sitting back of the stove,
thinking Oh st. Stephen and the other mar
tvrs, while a burnt dinner and the
camphor are struggling heroically
for the mastery. He says if she had
kent her temper she wouldn't have got
hurt. And he visits the barrel himself, and
nuts the hoop on very carefully, and adjusts
it so nicely to the top OF every staVe that
only a few small knocks apparently are
needed to bring it down all right, then he
laughs to himself to think what fuss his
wife kicked up over a simple matter that
only needed a little patience to ADJUST it
self and then he gets the hammer, and
fetches the hoop sharp rap on the SIDE,
and the other flies up, and catches MIN on
the bridge of the nose, filling his soul with
wrath and his eyes with tears, and the next
instant that barrel is flying across the room
accompanied by the hammer, and another
candidate for camphor and rag is eDr olled
in the great army that is increasingly march
ING toward the grave.-Dan0ury Ne'oS'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

Notice to Southern Milliners.-
Those wishing to purchase Pattern Bon
nets will do well, before purchasing else
where, to call on or address Mrs. Tynes,
No. "A North Summer street, Nashville.
Mrs. Tynes also has Spring Closks, Saeques
and Dress Trimmings of the latest styles.
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Last night Mr.. Patrick Malloy, OF the
Hamilton Fire Company, was united III
marriage to Miss Josephine Maskle, eidest
daughter of officer VIM. Maskie. Quite
number of friends were present, and the
congratulations we're numberless. a
sumptuous collation. of wine, CONNECTIONS,
etc, was served, and the event pleasantly
celebrated with dancing and music.
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so, GOO North of CutIeryI-s2OOI

$4,000 Worth Of CutleFyI IS, 900
given away daily at the Great European
Novelty Cutlery Sale. Sales every day at IL
a. n. and and p. M, at No. 80 Cherry
street, until the whole stock is closed. DOa't
fail to attend these sales. Come one, cone
all, and get such bargains IS were never be-
fore offered in Nashville.
n. B.-Hours for ladies' to select their
Cutlery, 8 to p. In. r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

s. Powers & Son have removed theiI
clothing house to No. 49 South Market ST.,
one door below ]. &. L. Whorley's, where
they will be glad to see their old patron:
and the general public. And in order &c
clear out the stock preparatory to going in
to their new premises on the Square, viii
sell their present stock at less than cost.
MAJ If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

Sehenek's PulmOnie Candy embraces
in a great degree all the principles of
Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup, and while as
pleasant to the palate as the PuTest Of con
fections, its medicinal Rroperties reuder it
effectusl in coughs, colds, bronchial aud ca
tarrhal affections, etc. II is the most PC
ceptable remedy for children or infants, and
can be given with IMMUNITY; while for pro
fessional gentlemen, or those who suffer
from loss of voice, it is Indispensable.
These candies are put up in % cent boxes
convenient for the pocket, and ara for sale
By oil druggists and dealers.
]. Il. SCHLNCK i Son,
S. E. cor. Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

SO to grocery store of Herman Sc Son,
corner Of Main and Minnick streets, Edge-
field, and examine their speeialties, eompos-
ed of Staple and Fancy Groceries, pure
Robertson and Bourbon County Whistles,
Rhine Wines, California Sweet Museatelle,
Deidesheimer, ETC., etc. Also Country Pro-
duce and Stock Feed of every description.
Bran delivered at S1.10 per hundred or $50
per ton, for the cash. mhI6 Ivy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

Throat Affections and HOarseness.-
All suffering from irritation of thu throat
and hoarseness will be agreesbly surprised
at the almost immediate relief afforded By
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troches."
mills eodlW
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A Modern Venus.

We have been presented with a modern
representation of Venus de Medici, by Mr..
Joseph Bernard, of this city. The statu-
elite was sent from New Y ork, aud its de-
sign is in keeping with the progress OF the
present age.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20
Hnndsome Improvement.

An elegant brick residence is being erect
ed on the corner of Cedar and High streets
by DIR. w. L. Nichol. Just such an I'M
proVement has long been needed at that
corner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

Japanese Silks japanese Silks!-
Two cases of Jap Silks opened to-day, at
much lower prices than last season. All
the new shades.
THOMPSON Bros. &. KELLY,
mh1S 1T Summer street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

We understand that the Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad paid to 81. D. Beadle all
damages sustained by the loss OF sixteen
hundred dozen eggs in the late accident on
that road.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

The Board of Directors of the Nashville
Library Association will meet at the Libra
ry rooms this afternoon at O'Clock. 1t is
the regular monthly meeting and full at
tendance is important.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20
Otter Skins.

One firm IN this city yesterday received
two hundred S0d twenty-five otter SKINS
shipped from South Carolina. They were
the finest we have ever seen ID this
MAJ ket.
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CITY Notices.

A Cold Seems a Small Affair.-Most
people neglect it. Who minds i2 Yet q
cold may turn to consumption aHd then
follows almost certain death. Take cold
in time, then; that is, take DR.. ID. Jayneis
Expectorant, the wellknown standard rem
edy for coughs, colds, consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, and all pulmonary complaints,
and your cold will disappear, as well as all
apprehension of danger. Sold everywhere.
mills eOd1v head
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-20

Trunks, Falises, Ladies' and Gents
Satchels, at Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81
North College street, between Union and
Church. To reduce stock will sell at re-
duced prices for next sixty days.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skia, PIN
pies, ringwOrms, salt-rheUrA and other
cutaneous affections eureA and the skin
made soft and smooth ~ using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard q
Co., New York.
rnar3I EunS-thurs "