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GREAT SOUTHERN

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HENRY,
ADJUSTMENTS,

ACADEMY OF MUs1c. The season at this
theater is fast drawing to close, there being
but three more evening performances and one
matinee left ere the doors will be closed until
next winter. For the remaining entertain
ments Manager Bidwel has concluded to re-
duce the price of admission to fifty cents for
reserved seats in dress circle and parquette,
twenty-five cents for the family circle and
fifteen cents for the gallery.
The excellent bill provided for last night
will be repeated tonight Besides the splen-
did olio performances, the very excellent
domestic drama of "The Chimney Corner :"
will be presented, with Mr.. j. J. Wallace in
the character Of Peter Probity. In this part
MIR. Wallace gives US some really excellent
acting. displaying to great advantage his
great artistic ability.
The programme will be changed at the
matinee on Saturday. We predict full
houses for these last performances.
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The Murdcrsus Mexicans-No Protection for
American Lives OF Property War with
Mexico tho Only Remedy thar will Save
the People.
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BASE BALL.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Athletics 20, Wash
ingtons 8.
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Sole proprietor Of the celebrated
EYRICHS MERCHANTS PEN,
GEN. r. E. LEES OWN PEN.
EYRICHS CREOLE LADIES' PEE,
EQUAL TO ANY PEN MADE IN FHH
WORLD.
SAMPLE BOXES SENT BY MAIL ON BE.
CEIPT OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
TRADE SUPPLIED.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
THE LIFE OF THE SEED.

The lecture-hall of the Cooper Union was
fun on Saturday evening. when the first of course OF
lectures Botany by Prof George L. GoOdse Of Har-
ward University delivered Tho lecturer began by
speaking OF the construction Of the seeds and
by means Of large diagrams thrown upon by
lantern that In ell Seeds and in all the cells composing
seed. there is defDe plan; that they not
structed Ia way but that there styles
Of architecture peculiar to seeds TO buildings lie
nen took up the life Of seed. He said that there had
been instances OF seeds which, after having been kept
for 20 years have been planted and have brought forth
abundant fruit Some botsniss held that during this
long period there was life, but that 1t was In sus
pended and dormant condition. Others equally sincere
held that there life at ALL Tho latter believes that
there MAS life only when the seed was placed under
proper conditions such being subjected to heat and
moisture.
The lecturer next discussed the changes which take
place IN the growth OF me seed. After giving descrp
lion OF the changes in the seed IN tho malt house. when
put under the influence of heat moisture and the free
aceess OF the Prof Goodale said that the changes
III the seed after iis burial In the earth exactly
he same The lecture closed with further description
OF the changes taking place IN the maturing and pen
Ing OF the seed into the full plant.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
SIDE THEMES OF yaE BEECHER TRIAL.

1t was very generally reported in Brooklyn
Saturday that exJudge John K Porter Of counsel FOR
Mr.. Beecher had retired FROM the The
that the OF his withdrawal the interfere
OF associate counsel with his method OF IamDing
Francis d. Moulton. TRIBUNE reporter who visited Mr..
Porter Saturday afternoon at the Hoffman House
informed by him that there truth in the
bis withdrawal. He said that, notwithstanding his
illness, he hoped to be In his on
Monday. although his physician advised him not to
exert himself Mr. Porter very paIe aud evidently
was suffering from some affection Of the lungs.
The crossex animation of Mr.. MOultOn will be resumed
this morning at IL o'clock, and concluded to-day II pos
sbie. Counsel for Mr.. Beecher, however, not
tain that they will be able to get through to-day Upon
the conclusion Of the cross nomination the direct.
and rs-cr1sse examinations follow. 1t Is probable that
Mr. MOuton will be the stand for the greater part Of
the week Since Saturday Mr. Beechers counsel have
been hard at work studying the testimony OF this
They profess TO be well pleased with the result Of
the xaminatlon SO far; Mr.. Tton's counsel
the other hand claim that the defense has made
single point against Mr.. Mouton.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
RAILRAY INTERESTS.

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS by THE NORTHERN CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD on MaRYIAND-CHEAPRR COAL
FOR BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the Northern Csn
ral Railway Company was held In this city yesterday.
Colonel Thomas scott, President OF the road; A. j..
Cassalt. vce-Prcsdent and the other chief officers
present. 1t was definitely resolved to move
the cor and locomotive construction shops OF
the company from York, Penn. to Baltimore.
A Committee was appointed with instructions
report tue next mouthy meeting plans and spech-
tions for new elevator at Canton the wafer ter
minus Of the road, where there Is now stationary ee
vator Of large capacity known the Gardiner Elevator
managed IN the interest OF this road The same Com
m,ttee was also directed to consider and report at
tho same time on the advisabiity Of the eonstrnc-
ton of additional coal wharves and coffee and
salt warehouses at Canton, looking TO most
extensive Improvement in the terminal facili-
ties OF the road Canton is O small town contain
ing pumber Of manufacturing establishments and a
large quantity OF unimproved land owned nv joint
stock company. Situated the PAtapsco at the east
eru suburbs OF the city, easy approach to the
Chesape AXE Bay with depth OF at least twenty-t
feet OF water Subsequent to the meeting President Scott
and President Cassa ln the presenc1 OF officers
Of tue Northern Central aud ULon roads expressed
their determination to begin vigorous. policy on the
other hopes held out Col Scott promises that oliu
mous cOal shall be Laid downlat Baltimore hy the North
eru Central Road at less hau II Is brought by
the Baltimore aud Ohio Road. comparison Of the
routes by which these roads at present reach the
great bitunnOus coalheds shows that the Balti-
more and OniO has q decided advantage In dis
tunce, and this proposition OF Col. Scott to enter
IN active competition with that road for the coal tr c
its most impol local freight r,e 10 the
suppositon hat important railroad schrne is on
foot may be tue intention OF Col Scott To lease the
Western Maryland Road, which Is completed between
TINS city aud WliaInsp0rt point Oh tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal and by q transfer from boat ~ car a
that place reduce the cost OF carriage.
A RECEIVER OF THE PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND
ROAD APPOINTED.
CHICAGO, Jan. M.-Mr. john r. Hilliard has
been appointed by Judge Drummond, Of the United
States Circuit Court Receiver Peoria
Island Railroad aeanst which suit brought short
time ago. Mr. Hlliard 10 the present General 6uperin
tendent Of the road
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
POLICE NOTES.

The police of the Tenth Precinct we're informed
nghi MoCsbe living No Chryseps had
bmin7 She tsken
Bellevue Hospital eItsHtined Of her
William Thomas who lived at One-hundred-and-
Frssv repairing the u The Harlem Bndse
balance and fell into Every thO1 made
Ihonas bat he ded snd shJ the Ice HIS
body has not been recovered
Cyrus f. Staples. captain of the American brig La
Psno who char ged With cruelty bis steward Joseph jackson.
held COO bail ColmJner bhshs SATURDAY, The
sd s,, the captain beat him. him tced ap by
aBd n,vsriOas ether abused badly
Ellen Fitzgerald had alteration with her
faer UKeeie Their honte at No 22l East Twenty d-st.
evening From words they blows Okeefe dtwg
his daughter intebang stab the
and knif, through bef OKete
arrested and taken 10 the Eighteenth Precnei bsonboo
Some two weeks ago Alexander Velancon, o
arrived this from Porto Rico He Of
ckBe. and taken " the Roosevelt. Hes on ssufda' be
the the fAbg ~ ieet below HIS tfu aud
legs fscOeI aHd yesterday morning be ded ht pbeans IN
hal discovered ipsAn In their
patient
While Charles Satterlee OF No. % Barrow-st. was
hquor ssloon Nc 81 sullivan Friday evening he
eol0fed who the paos
robbed sZ3 and gold watch and cham srb 80
heDonsh Bghh JJhn Bemis youn
Fillmore Hatch better Stsmmenng Ike snt Annie
walker VI the robbery Mr. bat
deG6d them his tsnt and at the Jefferson Market Police
COun Jessry Justice oebOug held them each $1,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Boston, Jan. H.-At meeting yesterday of
the creditors Of the dry goods house OF Heath Anderson
Co.. the latter made an exhibit OF tj3e 929 in assets
ana tJc6 400 In liabilities committee was appointed
TO CONSIDER the sdvisabity OF granting extension
which seems probable.
CHICAGO Jan. A.-The reference in the edi-
toria column. OF THE TRIBUNE OF the 2Oth inst 70 tho
Merchants National Bank Of this city as an Institution
winding Its affairs. after having met with large
losses has excited some remark here The Merchants
NatiODal Bank not winding up, and has not sufered
large losses IL Is OF the vatiye
managed banks In the North West 1t stands third
the Chicago banks In the amount OF its
and s dscoup It has oscd Its DOORS and has
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
EFFECT OF CHANGES IN THE DETECTIVE DE
PARHMENT.

Philip Farley, who was transferred from the
deteotve force patrol duty in the Fret Precinct has
resigned. Richard Field. who was transferred 70 the
Sixteenth Precinct has sent in request to be detailed
to special duty. representing that he Is physically
BILE TO do patrol duty account Of injuries received
while In the police service Capt Irving TO take
mapa OF the Hsrbor Police at O'clock this mornD 4.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

ana the other ocers who have been ransferrco sro W
90 upon their new duties at that hour. . ,-..
Conmissioner voorhs said last night that those wno
have been retained in the Detective ONCE are there
only tor the present, according TO the worune VI 4,
snp ,rintendent's request The Board di DOT oeS ~
10 fr ,nsfer ali detectives at once ana inc
present force ara not be regarded as permanent
any means "If any OF those who nave oeen unn sh.,
Ssrved % added CommissIoner v0Orhe. can snow That
tSey have been dealt with unJustly sm certain thst
the Board will be willing TO reinstate Inem: ino
Samhers have become thoroughly obedent to the law,
and information Was received at the Police Central
fce last night tnnt not public gambling house WAS
onen IN this CITY on Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
SENATOR RAMsEY's FRIENDS CHARGED WITH
BRIBERY.

ST. PACL, MIMI, JAZZ If'-DUIH IIVusco Vh
the Legislature have adjourned till Tuesday next. The
vote for United States Senator in Joint session Friday
WAS wtthou, change from the previous baoting Ben
ator Ramsey received So votes, DonneIy g. Davis "a.
,catteringl H. A sensation was caused by an e1pans-
ton from Mr. Petit concerning alleged attempt by
the friends Ramsey purcbase the vote OF MI lnger-
so Petit bolted the caucus nomination on that &C.
count bnt II s generally believed that the charge Is
unfounded and proceeded from tho misconsuetion OF
40 In tended jest
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
TIE CALIFORNIA FLOODS.

SAN Francisco, Jan. A.-The flood in Malys-
viii, has suUsidcd. II is found that much damage has
been done to property by the water There great des-
titution among the Dhapants and money and supplies
OF clothing and provisions have been sent iu from the
neiehboriug towns and from this city. John Williams
and Thomas Pardee drowned. TIE loss Of live
stock IN the surrounding country Is heavy. Sherman
and Tgitche Islands at the della Of the Sacramento
RIVER are inundated. IL TaDed heavily here FIiiav,
ngbt and tbs storm to-day, with no prospect Of
clearing up Farther damage ID appreAeuded FROM
Hoods the YaiIcys.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
NO CHOICE YET MADE BY THE WEST VIRGINIA
DEMOCRATS

CINCINNATI, Jan. PA special dispatch
from Charleston, West Virginia. to The Enquirer says
the Democratic caucus failed last plight TO nomnato
candidate for Senator Oa the first ballot, j. y. Cam
den received 30 votes, Henry 8. Walker Is; cxGOv.
Price II: Judge Brauuon. A Cdrpertoh. o. scatter
Ing T. SIX more ballots were taken WITH Lac result
when tho caucus adjourned until Monday
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
A NEW LABOR ORGANIZATION IN MAssA
CuIlSErIS.

BosToy, Jan. 2t-The shoemakers of Lynn
held a mass mceIDg Friday Dgnt, anj formed an
organization similar to the old CTIspin sGcety FOR the
purpose Of resisting reduction OF wages. and for the
protection OF the interests Of workmen The revival Of
interest 10 this labor organization, IL l. caied, Will
extend The shue manufacturing towns " tns
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
The ballots we're AS follows:

Mr.. stephens's name was Withdrawn AFTER inc t11
ballot Mr Quarles withdrew his name after the hst
ballot After the k9th ballot the Convention adjourned
until Monday, the 25th, at noon.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

SBHyonsrKR rEsrBRDAN. AT auDSUrs. IN Ssoao"Ai l.
toos, Nsop-2S' 8 n -S3' Midnight $40
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
THE SENATORIAL CONTESTS
Ex.PREsIDEST JOHNSON GAINS Sc. TTEaAL VOTES
IN TENEgssEE.

NASHVILLE, jap. A-The two Houses met
In Convention at noon yesterday. Tho ballot was not
mser'.y changed up to the ath ballot In which Gov
pIlovu received complimentary vote of 81. and then
his name was Withdrawn. The eIctement was intense
a,u,e of The halots were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
IALneuscemonLAi
BuaNErr's CocoMSE makes the hair grow

The worry of constant cough, and the
c generally Accompanies H. are b0h rmedsj b
d. JAYSRs EIPLCToRA,T.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

n~nnd CfAfF6I HOtfI-NICo-fI6oIu I1onIy
Sye.Ss Sysss.ss TSnn xv-..s Hok-Rs 0ev Ardr,v a. Curtin
lanes r. Pielts Of Boston, Asemblymsn james
S.s f fish1n sxCOnrenan John O. Chsfehh o. nne
RaS,ai sf the IDian Gtsey Honss-BraoeI
~ vsrroDt - NetropotaA Rotd-F. A. Aberger o. Buf
- i,.suesp,s Gesrge Taylor Rochester and James F9tuef
4, psIs Y,,.S RoaJaige ID. n Cooley OF loEa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

never failed enjoy the highest confidence OF the
now winding up. after having met with large losses
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

BABYLON Board of Health has been
sailed upon abste nuisance maintained near the
seldepee OF Daniel Bicknell, by John Garnow under
what appear be very aggravated circumstances Mr..
cknel is an invalid and confined to his room. There
hSs been some difficulty between him and GarDow re-
s.saing certain piece Of land Some time ago Gar
nor moved barn near BicknelPs residence and insists
ppos throwing refuse from his stable 50 near BieE
nehs window ss to be particularly offensive.
6AssHLE-~A new cOmbiDstIOn OF the Oystermen at
this other pOnts along the Great South Bay IL now
being made. tue purpose being to pnt stop TO the de-
sruciiss practice Of dredging. Whioh is contrary TO
law. DETER ned movement Is now being made 70
procure the en- etent Of law at the present session
OF the LeRsat for the election OF special oonstabes
an the towns oil BroOkhayen Islp, and Babylon, with
powers aud duties necessary for the enforcement Of the
4ws regarding the regulation and preservation Of the
kssbey1es In the bay
SAC BARDoB.-This village, once important whai
tsg port, now be regarded out OF the business
entirely. CSpt Bsocock Of the brig MYrs the last OF
Sag HarbOrs whaling neet writes from Barbados
chat hts vessel has been cORdemned there stripped and
sold her cargo " oil having been shipped Boston by
che schooner Bril- der. It was doubtful whether the
nyra could have coached home IN safety, 90 she was
decking badly.
JAhAIcA.--AndrS Jsckson Minor died on Saturday
morning He was ven known as trainer OF horses.
sas horses y Ise essntTy the psst seYsn or sgRr
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Inferior is quoted at s1s prime s20@22, and
choice at s25t927 u ton.
RICE-The demand continues active at present
prices. We quote Louisiana No. 2 at &c. COM
mon 5000, ordinary 5@514c. fair 511a05s4c,
good 6@61sc, prime 611ac, choice 7c ~ b.
COFFEE Good demand. We quote cargoes:
Ordinary 1s24@19c (goldl. fair 2o@2o14e,
quote job lots: Ordinary 1914919$4c, fair 200
2o34c, good 2l@2114c, prime 2l11a@2l34c u ID.
We are indebted 10 Messrs. Small & Co. for the
following telegram, da ed Rio de Janeiro, Deem
Der II, and New York, December 10, 1875: Re.
celpts AZ, 900 bags; purchases 10000; price nomi
nal stock 10000; exchange ~ y cent.
. BUFTER-Large stock on hand, and business
es not improve. Choice Goshen is quoted at
$685., inferior 20@25c, choice Western 230
27c, inferior 1600lSc u ID.
CaEE5E-Is dull, and there is yet a large
stock on hand Choice Western factory Is quoted
at 12Gl3c, English dairy 16@17c, New York
cream 140151ac ID 10.
large and the demand is active. The Arrow lie
is selling at SIC u ID, with discount on
round lots. Pleced Arrow Tie, II feet, sell at
$40 net; s feet inches, $40 net. The Beard u
Bros. Tie sells at SIC ID ID, with discount on
round ots. The Branch, Crooks Il Co.'S 5Iaac u
b. with discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c p Tie, with discount on large
lots, put up in bundles of 80 ties.
BAGGING-G Good retail demand for domestic
jute at firmer prices. Yesterday cash offer OF
1870 was refused for 200 rolls domestic jute.
Round l)ts are quoted at 1890 for domestic jute,
and retair at 14ll444c. Indla is dull, and quoted
nominally at wholesa at 10c, at retail at lOl
yard.
BALING TWINE-Is selling at 14L.@15c a. Il
in round lots, and 16c at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Se.l at 15c apiece in bales and
Ice reserved.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
cr, Rises GIG Moon Rises. .6:56 p. M
SIM Sets SOP Last Quar-. 19d 500 A Nj
Geo. spangler, Marie, St. Mary, Waloon, ". J.
p.it.yent Mary Ida, st. John, Assumption,
Henry Tete, B. L. Hodge,, W ). Pike, fancnon'
Belle Rowland, Rapdes, Bertha Drummer, hat1e,
7. +. Frazer, ID ria, Favorite, Josephine, H. u.
lee, Nav Lowrie, Stella Block, Garrett and bar
pes. Peytona, Martha.
DEPARTURES.
Geo. Spangler, Wawenock, Iberia, st. John,
Josephine, Katie, Bertha, W. s. Pike, j.. +. Fra
yer, 3. L. Hodge.
Iberia, Geo. spangler, Wawenock, Lower Coast
W. ]. Poitevent, Josephine, Upper Coast; Lessle
TAYLOR, Baton Rouge; Gov. Allen, Fort Adams
Thompson Dean, James Howard, Memphis; Qua
chita Belle, Nellie Peck, Nlcksburg; hopt. 1ouhs,
Lafourche; Mary Ament, Mary Miller, ONO hvef
John A. Scudder, Be le OF Snrevport. OF. A9 p
Tensas. Tensas and Macon; Belle Rowland, Bon
ME Lee Red Rive St. John, DonaldsonVuie;
Prank Pargoud, Greenville; Fieta, Opelousas.
BoATs ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Geo. Spapgler, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ;
sd, Mary, Lower Coast, 1890 A. Al.
Henry Tete, Lafourche, IL NJ.
Martha, Lower Coast, II M.
J. F. Frazer, Lower Coast, T. NJ
Stella Block, Tensas and Macon. y. NJ.
Robert Mitchell, CIncinnatl,5 I. M:
Carrie A. Thorn, Shreveport, . I: M.
Bertha Drummer, Ouachlta, D I. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
The Katie had 2937 bales cotton and 62e6 sacks
seed.
The B. l.. Hodge had 129 bales cotton, GO bags
seed cotton, 397 hogsheads sugar, ISL barrels
moasses and 3O4 sacks seed. 80
The Assumption 5 hsa f. & "a hsies cotton
bags seed cotton and 80 half barrels molasses.
The Gov. Allen has clerk on the landing, al
the lead of Customhouse street, and Will arrive
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NeaO Orleans Lager.
CASPAR LUSSE,

Nos. 476 and AS CHARrRES STREET,
Announces to proprietors of Beer-saloons and to
the public that having completed his immense sp'
paratus for manufacturing
IaEor Beer,
he is prepared to sell the same at lower price than
any other home made article and of good quality
as any similar article produced in the United States
ie15 6m
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lis Common st.

gFlHE RUBY
lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation of being one of the most
genteel, orderly wellkept and popular establish
ments in the CITY.
TIE best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1O1s A. M. to IL P. NJ
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is a faVorte resort for gentlemen.
TONY of Old "Sam's Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department aD24 1v
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LOTTERIES.

The above drawings are published in all the prin-
cipal papers, and drawn in public, daily, at the
rooms of the Company.
Witness our hands. at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this 18th day of December 1875
II PERALTA
ADAM CITIZEN,
Commissioners.
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. jel5
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CANAL STREET. CITY PARK AND LAKE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Trains will leave CITY WEEK DAYS
a. NJ 8 10, u NJ l. 2 8, a 5, p. NJ.
A Nj 9 ii; p Nj, "a, 4,567
SUNDAYS.
LEAVE CITY
70 NJ. ?. M.-123O l. 1:3O 2 $50, 3, 1880, 4 400 5,
$50 6 ....
LEAVE LAKE
A. M, 145, els, e:45. e15 9-45. 1915, 1913,
,1.15 1l.45. r. NJ 1918 1245 Ills 1A5, 2:15, 2:45,
si5 345, 4:15. AS, SIS 5:45, 6l5 Gas, u.s. 745,
sis s:45.
d4 W. YOUNGBLOOD, Acting Superintendent.
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Teeth
GREAT

Teeth! Teeth!
GREAT &SM RKDUCTI0Fs
93O--GsOid and Platinum sefs-23O.
Usual charge 800.
S15-Aiuminium and Other EIaterfnis-$I&s
Usual charge $50,
$2G0ld EiIlfngs-$1.
Usual charge IS.
8l-shver, Amnlgam and Guiliois GsnaeHs
Fillings-$l. Usual charge -.
DIR. G.. A. TANCoU ar,
153 st. Joseph Sc, bet. Camp and 81 Ckasses
New Orleaps, La,
Offers to insert Ses of TEL tn at the aroYe rssesF
with or without the extraction o. the reets
Warrants the purity OF Al Materials So sln ess
fitting Of Plates. stability N duration ps RI aga
- if paid the highest prices.
E1tractions and other operations performs "a In
means of anBsthetic agents.
TOothache cured instantaneously.
Consultation gratis. iAisyy