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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Notice-A meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Hope Insurance Company Of New Orleans. will
he held ut its Office, l25 Common street. SATUR-
DAY, January Ii, 1875 between the hours of IL
o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter, this day approved and
recommended by the Board Of Directors.
LOUIS BARNETT,
New Orleans Dec. O. 1874 Secretary.
do tjl6 -
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Bank of America, New Orleans, Nov. 20,
1s7HThe Stockholders are hereby notified that the
Annual Election for 10 Directors will I've held this
Bank the 10th December, between the hours of 10
A. NJ. and 2 z. NJ. EDGAR HINCkS
NIL til Cashier
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DENTISTRY.
REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
ID EMOVAI-Dr. W. e. AUSTIN has removed
Ii his residence and office to 299 St Charles street
between Clio and Caiope. Office hours from to 9
A. NJ. and from hafpast ) to halfpast p. NJ. Slate
at Geo. A. Fos'ick Il Co.'s ~ Carondelet street.
Orders left promptly attended to NO ii
ID EMOvAL-POHLHAUS g. DOLL, flour mer.
IL chants and manufacturers of Patent Self Raising
Flour have removed from 80 to 81 Magazine street.
ma I'm
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1ohad better be in hurry
loLad better be in hurry
Before all the tickets are sold
Before all the tickets are sold
In Il grand single number scheme
In thgran0 single number scheme
OF the Louisiana STATE Lottery.
(which draws on the 26th instant.
Capital prize $4,000.
'S1, 400 il prizes altogether.
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ISOLATION, 40 Camp street mp starS) New Orleans,
Dec. II. 1s74-The Crescent CITY Loan and Bliildn.
Association will offer loan of Money to its Stock
holders. at the office Of the Association. 40 Camp
street (up stairs) on SATURDAY EVENING Dec.
10, at :! O'Clock. Tie public is invited to attend
BY order Of the Finance Committee
dill I'd +. T.. BUCkNER Secretary.
Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
PAW, No 124 Canal street New Orleans Dec. g. 1874
At meeting of the Board OF Directors held this day
a dividend Of Four Dollars per share declared,
payable to the stockholders and after January l.
1s75. The transfer books will be closed from De-
cember 22d to 31st, 1e74, inclusive.
do t,l3l {. {. LEWIS, Secretary.
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r AovAI-
j. WESTERMEJEH.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER.
129 Canal street,
o1s II NEW ORLEAN4

WESTERN PRODUCE
100 tierces Louisville Leaf LARD
100 Schaetfer's Refined LARD.
200 kegs
5uO buckets -
10000 pounds Dry Sailed SHOULDERS
10000 ;. Clear SIDES.
20.,00 - Gle Rib SIDES.
800 pounds Choice Heavy New MESS
1876 . Old
- casks Bacon Clear Rib SIDES
30 half casks :.
10 casks BACON. Clear.
50 ticrces . Old HAMS. to arrive.
p : New Tncanvased HAMS to arrive
81 tks Goshen BUTTER to arrive.
800 bbs Plants Extra FLOUR
80 half bbls :.
300 bbls Belle Creole FLOUR.
For sale by KEEP & RAYMOND.
do st u and - Poydras street.
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Southwestern Bible SOciety-New Orleans,
Dee. I. 1se4-The annual meeting Of this society fol-
business will he held at the Bible House Om SATJJR
DAY the 10Th inst, at Z o'clock. +. NJ and the
annual election at the place MONDAY. the
2lst inst between the hours OF II NJ. and O'Clock
IN, HENRY V. OGDEN
10 tl1 Roe Soc
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Mutual National Bank-Ncw Orleans, Dec.
10. 1a74-The annual election for Directors serve
the ensuing year will be held at the Bankin. House.
No. LOG Canal street on TUESDAY, January T.
1875, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and , +. NJ.
do In JOSEPH MTG HEEL. Cashier
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Once Of the Delta insurance Company, cor.
ner CarOndelet and Common streets-New Orleans
Sept l, 1s74-hconformty with the requirements Of
lution Of the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held on June 16 1874, the subscribers to the Capital
Stock OF this Company are hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following instalments at the time
specified below, viz.
Ten per cent on the 1st day of October, 1874
Ten per cent on the 1st day Of November, 1874.
Fifteen per cent on the 1st day of December, 1874
Fifteen per cent the 31st day Of December, 1874
BY order OF the Board.
au3o Am L. W. BAQUIE Secretary
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Miss Bette Remnelsbers, assisted by Miss
Size Clintop. will appear in some of their
farite dances a: the Academy matinee TO-
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ONCE Of New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany No. "a Canal street. New Orleans Dec. g. 1874
An election for twelve Directors to serve for the Ell
suing year. will be held at the office OF this COmpan
on MONDAY, 2lst inst between the hours Of 10 4
NJ. and T. NJ. L. Z. LEWIS Secretary.
do til
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Hibernia National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans, December 10. 1s.4.-.An election for
Directors of this association to serve the ens,lin.
year will be held at its Banking House the second
TUESDAY in January 1875 from 10 o'clock 4. NJ. to
o'clock z. NJ. JNO. q. DEVEREJX
do til Cashier.
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Office Of the New Orleans Insurance Associ-
alton. 1tt2 Canal street. New Oreans Dec. 18th a14-
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders that in
conformity with the charter election will be held
at the office OF the Association. on MONDAY. De
celnher :.st, 1871, between 10 A. NJ and r. NJ. for
Twelve Directors to during the ensuing year.
do til q. LANAUX Secretary
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MASONIC.

Friends of Harmony Lodge No. IS, + & A
M.-The members OF this Lodge fraterally II.
qnest.d to attend TUESDAY. the 18th inst. at Z
o'clock for the purpose OF eecting their officers fV
the ensuing year. BY order of the Lodge:
dl3 1t l. DASILNA. Secretary.
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Notice-A Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company will be
held at its Office, 81 CarOnelet street, MONDAY,
the 2lst day OF December 1874 between the hours Of
II NJ and 2 o'clock 7. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter, this day approved and
recommended by the BoaI,l OF Trustees.
Mo td2l ED. A. PALFREY Secretary
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Office Of New Orleans Gas Light Company,
corner Balonne and Common strcets-New Orleans
Dec. 4, 1a74.-NOTICE-Anl election will be held at
this office on MONDAY, 4th day Of January 1875
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. for six
Directors Of this company, to for the year
Ing from the first Monday in February next
d5 In WIN. S. BROWN Treasurer.
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Once of Crescent City Railroad Company,
1O3 Canal street New Orleans, November Is, 1871
Under the provisions of the charter, the capital
stock OF this company has been consolidated into
shares Of the par value Of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders requested to present their certifi
Gates of stock i'll order that may be issued
Transfers will be made after date in certificates OF
the stock
mis- BOD JNO r. JUDEN, Secretary.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ladng given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers r. E. Lee
PargOud and Natchez.
JNO JANEY, Agent
ne If III Common street.
Special Notice to shippers Of Arkansas
Freishy-The steamer Katie leaving every MON
DAY, will give through bills Of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ R. and n W. Railroad
JNO JANNEY, Agent,
ne If NJ r. and n W. Railroad.
Time Of Dep&rture.-The Mail Train by the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Of Calliope street at O'Clock p NJ, connecting with
al fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal.
ace Cars on all trains. iy4
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INENTRAL PARK
CAMERA OBSCURA.
This Wonderful and Beautiful Display is on Exhl-
bitiOn at
Corner Canal and Basin streets.
Frank Leslie says: lone of the wonders Of New
York is Central Park, and the wonder Of Central
Park is the CAMERA OBSCURA. 1t is a most
marvellous sight, and is eminently deserving .
VISIT
Open from A. NJ. to p. VI.
Admission 10 cents-ClO5ed on SUNDAYS d1 Inn
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COMMITTEE of Arrangernents-
NJ Finnerty W. J. Kelly, James Heron
Dan Owens A. Boyle, JnO Fitzpatrick.
Applications for invitations to be left at Jas Her.
ron corner of Claiborne and Graver streets at Dan
Owens corner er,do and ST. Charles streets; at r.
Gannon's corner ST. Louis and VeIe streets. at Tom
Gilmore's corner Vaudeville ond Victory streets or
H. NJ. o. Neallies corner Magazine ard Terpschore
streets.
to be left with w. J. Kelly, corner of Common and
Claiborne and Dan Owen s. corner st. Charles and
Pertldo.
..................S3.
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Admission only % cents.
This magnificent
SPECIALITY, VARIETY AND NOVELTY
Theatre presents nightly an array of
TALENTED ARTISTS
This Evening, LITTLE DOT, Miss NELLIE
BROOKS, Miss ABBIE FARNSWORTH GEORGE
KURTZ, W. " MALMBUEG, CHAS. l.. BANKS
Miss DOLLIE DIAMOND TOM WAKEFIELD
suppoted by our
STAR SPECIALITY COMBINATION.
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BALLS.

BALLS.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE
BALL,
For the Benefit Of the
RAMPANT STREET CONGREGATION
Win I've given at
EXPOSITION HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 10, 1874.
TICKETS g.
Ladies Invitations be procured from f. M
Levi, :. Union street; Leon Myers ~ Canal street.
Albert Bloom corner Magazine and Natchez streets
Judah Seiienhac,, 10 Chartres street David Cohn
st Charles street. from any Of the Invitation Com
lit1''s do ThSu1uASa
- RAND OPENING BALL
ST PATRICKS NEW HALL.
brand Dress Fancy Dress Masquerade and Calico Ball.
To be given By the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBEENIANS
On Saturday Evening. Dec. 10, 1874,
AT st. Patriok5 Hall.
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FOR SALE.
INOR SAiE-A Winchester Rifle in ooo, order
IL Guaranteed accurate ut 300 yards Private prop
erty; Ton so. Address L. Bulletin office. dlh 1t
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Office New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Rail.
road Company, New Orleans Dec. H. 1s74-The an
nla election for Directors of this company will take
place according to law Oh MONDAY, Jan. L. 1875,
between the hours OF 10 \. NJ and T. NJ, at the
office of the company, II Iaronne street.
d4 I'm T. MCBRIDE Secretary.
Special Notice-No bills contracted by the
crew Of the tugl'Oat S. c. HALL, will be paid unless
Endorsed by the undersigned.
JOHN MCCOY, Owner.
d3 I'm JACK CLARK Captain.
Reduction i'm Rates Of Freight-Hereafter
freight for Monroe End Trenton per the n l.. and T.
X. H.. will 90 through at the old tariff rates.
diff J.JANNEY, Agent.
Cotton Press NOtice-The Terrell Press, Cor
nee Of Orange and Chippewa streets, congresses
Cotton as compactly as the present Ties will hold
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BANK NOTICES.

Nechanics' and Trn RS Rnnk-Ncw Orlea MS,
December Is. 1s71-rhe annual election for nine III
rector> ~ this Bank. to serve for year, will b..
held at he Banking House. No Is CalOnelet street
on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY (tht leth,,
1915. between the hours of 10 4. NJ. and Up NJ
die tails MOSES HARRIS, Cashier.
New Orleans National Banl&-New Orleans.
Dec H. 1S74.-The annual election for Twelve Di.
recOrs OF this Bank to during the ens,lin" year
will he held at its Banlin. House on the l2th of aan
AIRY, 1875 from ~ o'clock \. NJ. to o'clock =. NJ.
JOHN ii. PIKE,
die Bod Cashier.
The Peoples Bank Of New Orleans, DeceMl.
Der H. 1s4-The Stockholders OF this bank are here
by notified that the ann, election for nine Directors
to serve during the ensuing will be held at the
banking house on MONDAY. the 2lst inst, between
the hours OF 10 \. NJ. and , +. NJ.
BY order OF the Board.
d12 lot Y. LANDRY, Cashier.
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Office jefferson and Lake POntchnrtrnin
Railway Company, New Orleans, La, Dec. a. 1874
The annual election for Directors Of this company
will take place. according to law, on MONDAY Jan
T. 1875 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and l2I T. NJ
at the office OF the company, II Bal',nne street.
d. I'm F. MCBRIDE. Secretary
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23
Popular Science

The improved processes of making
paper from wood, straw, and various
grasses, as practiced in France, now
enable the manufacturers TO recover
So per cent, of the caustic alkali,
used in the reduction of the raw ma
terial into pulp. This is very impOr-
tant economy. In order 10 convert
wood into pulp strong solution OF
the alkali is necessary. One pound
of carbonate of soda is required TO
produce four pounds of pulp. By
sleeping the wood or straw in the al
kali solution the resinous or other
gummy matters are separated from
the fibres of the material, and become
mixed with the solution. To regain
the soda for reuse is now the objec:
of the manufacturer. This is done
by evapOrating the water by heat
then charring the resulting mass
which Yields carbonate of soda, then
converting the latter INTO causuc
soda.
The evaporation is effected by
passing the products of combustion
from the FIRE which heats the alkaline
solution through the liquid which is
to be evaporated. For this purpose
the liquid is thrown up in the form
of thin spray by paddle wheels /;
l2t pounds of the solution, it is sta.
ted, are evaporated for each pound Of
coal consumed. The carbonate Of
soda Is then subjected 10 a long con-
tinued washing in a peculiar appa.
ratus until it was fit for burning, and
at least s. per. cent of the original
quantity Of the alkali Is recovered.
The former methods only permitted
the recovery of from 80 to 60 per
cent of the alkali.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23

FASHIONS OF SoLoNoS's TnxE AND
OF THE PREsESr.-It is an interest
! ing fact, and true TO great extent.
that STYLE Of dress and ornament Of
the Hebrew ladies OF the present day
and in fact the prevailing toilette Of
all ladies-is much the same rs du-
ring the time of Solomon. With all
the changes and variations of centu-
ries, the gradatiOns Of chignons and
crinolires, we now find much Of
the simple grace and easy symmetry
of ancient Greece. The Scriptures
narrate great many things about
the style OF dress worn in the time Of
Solomon, and in the law of Moses
several directions are given concern
ing garments worn by the Isrseites.
In the book of Judges the girls Of
that period are described by Deborah
as a prey of divers colon of nee
dlework, while Lemuel says, Their
clothing is of silk and purple In
the frequent intercourse between the
Jewish and other nations the ladies,
tired of their primitive simplicity.
sought the fashions of the clever
Egyptians. the elegant Phenicians
and the luxurious Persians. Even
patient Job became impatient at the
dresses, and Isaiah denounces the
woman Of the period living for
nothing but dress and Irritation, with
the one desire TO ''see aud be seem
The tunica worn by the ladies in
the time Of Solomon vas much like
the polonaise of TO day, and the belts
with the fancy clasps now worn are
about the same as the leather girdles
and silver buckle. worn of old. We
also find recorded that trains were
worn TO dresses and that camels hair
shawls were common. Embroidered
maniles, fastened with golden pins,
are also spoken of. The hair vas
also oiled, dyed, and put up in coils.
little curls were let hang over the
forehead, and strange TO say the girls
of Solomon's time, used paint. Wells
were worn. and sandals were made
of blue and colored leather with fan
CIV latchets. Solomon as is related,
said 10 Shulamite: How beautiful
are thy feet with shoes, o princes
daughter Hair nets were worn.
ard earrings of all forms and much
value were very common. Bracelets
On the right arm, strings OF pearls
and heavy gold chains around the
neck, rings on the fingers, and other
orna ments were all worn by the an
cient Hebrew ladies.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23

Man AND WIFE.-A bill has pass
ed the Illinois Legislature so far ex-
tending the business rights of married
woman as TO make them entirely ipde-
pendent of their husbands in al mat
ters. There seems to be but a sin
gle matter in which the male part
ner in the matrimonial alliance has
been given either authority or respon-
sibility, and that is in prohibiting
his wife from forming a business
partnership without his consent. A
husband is relieved from any liability
for his wifes debts; his and her busi-
ness transaction are entirely distinct,
and outsiders trading with man or
his wife does so entirely on the stand
ing and responsibility Of the person
with whom he deals. The wife and
husbands earnings are the distinct
property of each, and business rela-
tions NAV exist between husband and
wife just as between any other peo-
pie. 1t strikes us the law, after all,
hiss left matters in a rather conplica-
ted shape. 1t does not make any
provision for the rights of each In
the joint earnings Of the Two.
1t meets the requirements Of the
few cases where the wife is engag ed
in business on her own account, but
fails to make provision for the great
majority of instances where the wife
is the helpmate of the husband work
ing at home and in reality partner,
having a joint interest in the accumu-
lations of the firm. The Illinois law
makes wife personally liable tor
her own debts without giving her
any interest in the accumulations of
the firm in which she is a member.
Evidently the law in this respect Is
not just, either to the wife or the
third person dealing with her. Ii
ther some provision should be made
for securing 10 her the proceeds Of
their labor or the property of the'hus-
band that receives the benefit of it
should be responsible for her debts.
The Illinois law it seems to us is ell
ther step too far. or 1t should go
farther, and recognize a man and
wife as joint partners in business,
and draw some kind of a distinction
debts of the firm and the in
iividual debts of the partners.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23

LIVE LIKE LOVERS. Married peo-
pie should treat each other like lovers
all their lives-then they would be
happy. BickeriDg and quarreling
would soon break of love affairs /;
consequently lovers indulge in such
only to a very limited extent But
some people-men and women both
when they have once got married
think they may do justas they please,
and it will make no difference. They
make a great mistake. 1t causes all
the difference in the world. Women
should grow more devoted and men
more fond after marriage, if they
have the slightest idea OF being hap
py as wives and husbands. 1t Is
losing sight of this fundamental
truth which leads TO hundreds of di.
vorces. Yet many q man will scold
his wife who would never think Of
breathing harsh word TO his sweet
hear; and many a wife will be gium
and morose on their husbands return
who had only smiles and words Of
cheer for him when he was her suit
or. How many such people expect
to be happy?
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23

found her husband at Charlestown
heights the next day, in good health
and spirits, glad to see so brave a
wife, it Is very easy to conceive
The intelligence of that battle was car
ried an astonishing distance through
the sound of the cannonading, as Is
known in many well established cases,
and it was easy for many-tongued ru-
NOR, in that excited state of public
mind, in view of the impending bat
tie, to gather up the name of the
chief soldier of the town as one of the
slain. In this way the story of the
fall of Lieut.. Eastman Is explained.
They rode back that week to Brent
wood together, and thence homeward,
having the young lady with them
Lieut.. Eastman and his men were
discharged August 8. having beer in
the service three months and sixteen
days.
Lieut.. Eastman and Mary Butler
had eleven children: Abigail, born
in May. 1775; Ebenezer, born July
u, 1777; Stephen, born November
81, 177S; samuel, Nehemiah, Sally,
Ira Allen, Polly, Shuah, Dolly, and
William B. Hon. Ira Allen, of Gil
manton, is a grandson of Mary But
ler, being the oldest son of Captain
Stephen, and whose wife was Hannah,
dsughtr OF Dea. Winslow Page, of
Gilmanton. Major Ebenezer, son Of
Lieut.. Ebenezer, was man of char
acter, and indeed the whole family
showed the fact that such blood as
that of Mary Butler and her husband
tells.-Merrimdck Journal.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23

To CLEANSE WooDwoRK.-Sav
the tea-leaves for a few days. then
steep them in a tin pail for an half
hour. strain them through sieve and
u.e the tea to wash all vanished
paint. 1t requires very little ''el-
bow polish, as the tea acts as strong
detergent, cleansing the paint from
all impurities, making the varnish
equal to new. II cleans window
sashes and oil cloths ; Indeed all var
nished surface is improved by Its ap
plicariOn. 1t washes window-panes
and mirrors much better than water.
and Is excellent for cleaning black
walnut picture and looking glass
frames. 1t will not do 10 wash un
vanished paint with it. Whiting is
unequaled for cleaning white paint
Take small quantity on q damp
flannel rub lightly over the surface
and you will be surprised at It's ef
tects.
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TRAIN.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIx

KIP And RETCES TICKEs
sold a. reduced rzteS Good only on this train,
AS Cn the day sold.
Tue C0upanv's Steamers. BOstona and Fieet-
wood. leaving Cincinnati daily at : P n, connect
with the Exprsss train AZ Huntington 81 i0.2S,
A. ~ daily. except sunday.
IL PULLMAN SILygR PALACE SIEKF1NG CAEs
afiached % al night trans For correct infor-
mauJn and rates, apply % J. G. BRES1IN, Agent.
A II. PERRY. Gen7 SuPL
EDsAK vLrEr. Genl Ticket Agent
Jan 70. 1ss4. q.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23

RAT ExTERMiSAToR.-Ity you want
a rat remedy, take copperas-the
quantity to depend upon the number
Of buildings or places infested-Pul.
verize it very fine, and be sure and
sprinkle some in all their holes, in
the corn crib, under all the buildings,
in a word, wherever they may congre-
gate, and in few days all the rat:
will be gone. This Is very simple
and easily tried, and has proved com
pletely successful several times at
different places.-No rat seen three
DAYS after thorough application.