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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THE CHESS KINa.-It is said that Paul
Morphy, the celebrated chess player is
now a hopeless maniac in New ORIGINS.
For some time he has shown faint Of
this disease, and Of late years has oyinced
morbid aversion to the game which
gave him such worldwide celebrity.
Morphy was born in Now York in 1881,
and when mere child showed e&trnor-
dinary powers IN his lavorite game. H.
was tlnincd to law, securing a careful
education, for bis parents were in aliueut
circumstances. Although giving no par-
ticular prominence to chess in h- studies,
he soon took the lead OF every player in
this country. In 1858 be visited Europe,
and his career OF Triumph the.e viii be
remembered by most of our readers. At
Paris he played eight e1mes blindsoloed,
simultaneously; winning six Of the
games, and losing but one, the other
being draw. Ills quiet style ofpiaying,
refined courtesy or MANNERS, and unas-
sumiug mode-ty with which he bore his
victories, all created warm impression
in his iayor. The wealth Of MogpHy's
family was destroyed hy tie rebellion,
and since then Paul Morphy has been
thrown on his professional earnings ior
support.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
2fceklg OrIujtg 9ournat,
Weaveryille, March 18, 1876,

ESSAY on TOBACCO BY a SMALL Boy.
Tobacco grows something like cabbage :
but / never saw noneofit boiled, although
have eaten billed cabbage and vinegar
on it, and have heard them say that ci-
gars given to them on election day for
nothing was cabbage leaves. Tobacco
stores are mostly helped by wooden In
dians, who try to fool little boys by offer
ing them a bunch orcigars which is glued
into the Injun's hand and is made Of
wood also. Hogs do not like tobacco,
nor do /. Tobacco was invented by a
man named Walter Raleigh. When the
people first saw him moking they thought
he was a steamboat, and they were fright.
cncd
My sister Nancy is girl. l don't
know whether she likes tobacco or not.
There is a young man by hename Of Le-
roy who comes to see her. guess She
likes Leroy lie was standing on tho
steps one night and be had a cigar in his
mouth, and lie said he didn't know as
she would like il, and she said Leroy,
the perfume is agreeable." But the
next morning when my big brother Tom
lighted his pipe, Nancy said, "Get out
of the house, you hornd creature, the
smell or tobacco makes me sick" Snuff
is Indian meal made ont Of tobacco.
took little snulroncc, and then sneezod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A Lon DOS doctor has discovered that
you may cure the toothache by dissolv-
ng half ii dram Of bicarbopatc soda in an
ounce Of water and holding the solution
in your mouth. II this really is a GER
tain remedy for the most terrible Of all
sublimated agonies, the doctor who gives
it to the world deserves to have his
name written in letters Of gold upon every
jaw in the land to which it may bring
relief.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
No.. IN

NOT 10 DE TMCKED.-They tell this
stony ola Maine grcenhorn, who recently
made a visit to.the Hub: Seeing a hotel
sign, he cntcre and inquired die price OF
lodging. zone dol 'al, sad the oblig-
ing clorN, hapding him pen and point
ing to tie register. " What am TO do
with Chi. here zen p said the rustic.
Why, put your name on the book"
said the clerk, "and 1 viii assign you a
room at once" "Not as You knows on. -
said the young man from Maine, "you
don't catch me. Ny father signed his
name once onto book sich rs those ere
patent right fellows carry roand-not
nigh 50 big as that-and he had to pay
$1,000, 10 sir, see,I ken pay my way,
but I don't -gn no note, you bet!'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

The time for man to stand firmly by
Jobs example is when he washes his
foco with home made soap and begins to
paw around over the chairs with his
eyes shut, inquiring for towel, quick
and IS told that the towels in the drawer,
but the keys arc ost.-Gasgolo (hy)
TflYeS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

MORE BRIBGEY.-The other day when
Detroit woman was splitting wopi Size
hi her kneewith the a shande and nlq-hed
II bone. Her husJanl agreed to give h +
fv9 dollars t. ten the doctor that she foll
down stairs, but the surgeon WIS a wise
man. lie said that the knee had be IN IN
jured by "A kick, and the husband had to
say tia. the ax-handlo did it, and added /:
" We hal lots Il split wood on hand, but
she was using the AK rs guard against
consumption. .r-DeAoH Tree Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Say, ma, want England The mother
Of this country ?" Yes, my son, you
ought to know that" "Well Want
George Washington its father ?" Why
Yves, Of course" We'll, ma, wot
| wanto inquire is" "You-you go
right out and split that wood, George, or
I'll f4qufre you ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

UNAyoIoAHLY AnsENT--A class Of
ragged boys in a school had learned to
answer questions in the cateohi,m by
rote. one day a stranger entered to cx-
anime thom; but unfortunately, the boy
who was always at the head Of the class
wa absent. The stranger asked, "Who
made you" And the boy answered,
"The du~t Of the earth" "Oh, no -
was the demonstration, Good made you"
" No." was the response, "the boy that
God made isn't here"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A FtENcu doctor, mauyyears ago, ad.
veitiaed cosmetic the balm of one
thousand flowers" 1t finally got him
into court, charged with swiudIing the
parctascr legauso it would be impossi-
bic to collect and combine the odor OF
"one thousand flowers" But the witty
F4enchman, with ready smile, put
them down with the wold-"lIoney"-
which was one Of the Ingredients Of the
'balm.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A BaSroN county granger lid 5000 in
the spare room stove. The next day his
wiics mother came down during his ab-
sonca fora three weeks visit, and that
spare room WAS warmed up for the first
time in three hundred years. And they
say you can pick up shrcds of that gran
gers hair ana clothes, where he cluUb.d
himself around the country when he heard
OF it, anywhere within ten miles OF the
house. NHHW9toH Ha~hcyc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

TnE LAMA or TnlrET.-Thc death OF
the Euddhi pope or Luna Of ihibet,
has recently leon aanou cld in the city
Of La.sa. The Lama is .he inyaraa,o
Of the IuldAit-, The earthly she'll in
whom is the spirit and csscnceof Ruddha,
and is spiritual lu'er OF 40. millions Of
human being. The Lama is seated in
state ON rich cushions on the top OF am
altar, before which the naorine Blddhi-ts
humbly bow. Ills Luah makes clean
the sou! Of lhe believer and washes away
all sin. He dispoases little conscnratcd
balls 10 his ~osAip.rs. Two Chinese
mondlrin. ol high rank, wish strong
military force, are on duty in Lassn, and
represc.taluo ottAa CLiuese Emperor
is the ci,il governor Of the city. The
Chinese Government determines the
choice Of each successive Buddhist pope;
and when the Lama dies, or Buldhu
passes from one cathly tabernacle to
another, his death is not announced uu-
til several months have passed. and the
new Lama has already ben the real
head of the Buddhist, Tor some time,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

AN Arkansas man pleads color blind
ness' rs an excuse for murder He killed
white man by mistake for a negro
The most eminent physicians oftho day
agree that such mistakes are Of frequent
occurrence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

LEAP-YEAR PREcAUTIoNs.-A timid
young man visited beautiful and ac-
compli~hed young lady on Peoria street,
the other evening, when aftera pause,
she said looking at him closely:
Now, | want TO propose to you"
You are very kind" said the tmd
young man between gasps and blushes,
but am not worthy Of so much happi-
ness, and in fact none Of our family are
marrying people, besides my income is
limited, and have to meet Mr.. Moody,
and I'm afraid IN be late"
Then without waiting to put on lis
ovcreoat, he tried 70 make exit through
The door Of cupboard.
" Why" said the young woman, lift
ing her eyebrows in surprise, II wanted
you to escort me to my sisters on Adams
street,
80, in that case" answered her swain,
'it your heads level, and your boot is ON
the other foot | shall be only too happy,
but | was alraid-that is l almost dared
to hopc-in fine, | am subject to these
seizures"
Then he sat down on the cool scuttlc,
and said it was a very cold day; bad not
seen such weather since the Fourth Of
July.-Er.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

" How much are those fearful bulbs by
the quart ?' asked a maiden of grocer
lie stared at her a moment, recovered
himself, and said: "Them inguns; s
cents"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

EDWARD PALMER had been employed
70 erect stocks in which to punish often
dors. Having brought in his bill for the
wood work, amounting to 81 l3s I'd, the
Court decided that it was exorbitant,
and instead Of drawing an order on the
Treasurer for its payment, they ordered
him to be set in said stocks for half an
hour and to pay fine Of e5.-H'Sto,y
Of Boyf0U
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Mas AllLLiss was asked the other day
how She managed to get along SO nicely
With Mr. Mills and frankly replica con,
] feed him well When woman mar
ri9-, her happiness for a little while de-
pends upon the state OF her husbands
h arr stierthat it's prgttymuch accord
ing to the taste ofha stomach. u ~r
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

MASTER AND MAN ~ JAPAN.-No
feature Of Japanese society is more Gu
lious than the relations between ma ter
and man. The master admits his SER
want to his infinite society, but the SER
want never assumesa a hberty. lie takes
his plac! at dilnor with tho utmost hum
ility, and having done so, bears his share
of the conversation, addressing freely not
only his master, bat even guests Of the
highest rank. The master Will pass bis
own wne.cup to hi- man, as if be were
an honoreG guest, and for while they
would appear toany one not acquainted
with language most fertile in subtle
distinctions, TO ba upon perfectly equal
terms. Yet the moment the feast is over
the man letres with the samo profound
obeisanco and marks Of deggrence with
which be entered, aud immediately re-
lap.cs inta the scVitor; nor Will Ac in
any way P.esum upon Familiarity which,
having Iostod its hour, disappears until
occasion call it forth again. Freedom OF
intercourse ike this Lc,wccn employer
and employed is creditable to both.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

IT was the oI ening rcmarl, Of an ebony
evang' st toa congrega.ion Of his c6iored
bretheFn . Lett all de god niggers
cl ar ont. DE La"d moves me dis o' enin'
to speak only to de bad tiggah :" And
in three minutes there wasn'ta "hig1aAo
in the meeting house,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Trtnry chapter, No. 10, X. n. ~,
Meets on the Second and Tourth Tuesdays
of each month, At Al ,soNic NALL, Weaver,
\ ilie at O'Clock, r. NJ.
0. G. CiiElSGIANSEN, II. p.
NJ. /. GhlFiIN, Secretary. janl.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Tifasfg Eod.ys, ~. 81, r. H n. ~,
Hold thrir rasalur communications AT NJ A.
Sonic liAII, " caYcryiHc, on the last Saturday
Of each month. lluar of meeting, O'Clock,
P. NJ j. ". rnILbBUOA, W. N.
N. T. GRIFFIN Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
TIE EYES ! THE Eyes!
DIR. e. II. PARDEE.
CculiS { and AJurfst.
G E'TER a PGOFRACvED RtJyD.

6 FTEB a PG0TRACgED RLEYD.
~ ness q more than five years, Dr. pafa.e
has made himself thoroughly and sci.ntiiral-
ly acquainted with all Discusses OF the Eve
ana Is now lracticing VITA II success not s,r-
passed in the nitcd States.
All operations performed, such as StraLiS-
mus, or cross-cye, Cataract by linear cxirlc-
non, Depression or Absorption, IT. rygiaIn or
ileshy membrane growing over The eve, htdac-
non OF SiabhylJna, or bulging out OF the ove
ArllltlaI Puril, Eistula, Luchrymalis. or clos
ing OF the tear passage, and all detUlmitios Of
the Lids. etc.
Artificial Eyes insortoo without the Ies,t
pam, ami possessing all the movement, and
billiiancy Of the real eye. a largc assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. he Doctors Eye Bath for the traat-
mont and ciro Of all nervous diseases is lsC3
all over this con,t.
lhankirl TO those physicians who have sent
| him cases for operation, he homes titat 1 uu-
Vol:d success will warrant - continuation OF
;hclr confidence. Ills celebrity ~ an operator
Is co-eNtoHS i've with lis success, as patients
are presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, trO'H NeW ! Ork and bostOn almost
monthly. Many patients can be seen at the
hoctois Office daily, in different stages Of re-
cOveIy.
OFFICE 1857 Clay street, Opposite tic
Plaza, san Francisco.
TAKE NoTECE.-".g Eiar Is not TO
De 6s!isUtd though he spt taks IRE truth
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that have retired from business that
! h!Ie gone. to the Atlantic States, that am
III iirope, Nt, We. To those Interested ! will
say that the report has been gotten in circula-
ton Tor the fGltherancc Of other parties, who
are trying to obtnin, illogitimatoly, an eyo
practice. The report has bocn started by an
llnIiaht mGHntebank, and without tho least
truth, as am at my Office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
II. EE. IsAEsDEE, OcuIisf,
7o7 Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Coa,et hodge, We. 81, Z. e. o. r.,
Holds is regular meetings, at OpD Fellows,
HALL, Trinity Center, ON Saturday evening
cf each week.. L. Ii. BLOSS. n. q. :
L. H. DhAtLii, IL. ). janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

1 IL > L = l. II - u ~ . L IL " L / T. Y i I'm
It's track is of STEEL RAILS. andon;,
been made the FASTEST time tbot' W. l u has
been made in this country. Nv tiG|s ever
passengers for points cast of Cbira"n Iodto
choice Of the following lines from CLicgr,,n nave
BY THE PITTSBUBG, FORT WA3->1, ,,.r
CHICAGO AND pENNSYT \ ~ = AND
RAILWAYS.
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY Wal. NJ.
man Palace Cars through to pIii,dd ii9il-
and Now Ork on each train. ''puia
| THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Dali
Cars to Baltimore and Washington. "'"co
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND NTfcur,,.
sol TllERN RAILWAY AND CGNiNHS
I!ONH lNEW YORK CENTRAL XXX
ERIE RAlLROADS): AND
9 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. with D.,
- Drawing. ioom and Silver Palace SI.,,IIa;1ce "Iace
Cars through to New \ Ork OepIHs
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. cp.,.,
TIKI NIX, GREAT WESTERN ANii,,TI,ajAIDD
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL R KIP
WAYS: NAIA-
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman D.,
ace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars i III, III,
to New ork to iagara Falls, Buffalo Badpo
ester or New York City. ''Ocn'
BY BALTNOREAND OHIO RATrpo,n.
y THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. Win n-n
man Palace Cars FOR Newark, InI":,;r'II- IT,
Wheeling, u ashinston and baltimore Ni,l,1''',,
change. '''1O"'
This is the SHORTEST, BEST or1 o.,.
line running Pullman celebrated pIr GG1Ty
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES. c',,'.."t ="
ing with ion Pacific Railroad M GlI4iit
and from the WEST, via Grand .jr,..,.;;a'AA
Marshall, Cedar Hapids, Clinlon. Si,,ii,us,
and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND IliE EtH'SsF
This popular route is unsurpassed Grcroo5
Comfort and safety. The smooth. wai.t.Gi''
lasted and perfect track Of steel mil tLn o"i
cbratcd pullman Ialace Sleeping Car. tLa
pcr.oct Telegraph System of moving tsi,. ..o
the regularity nith which they run. tI,sG','ii,'
rable arrangement for running throlIob eals
to Chicago from all points West. sr.,ro 'a ~
passengers all the comfort, in modern Railra,
Iraycling No change OF Cars, and no tGi.
ous delays at Ferries. ''0''
Passengers win find Tickets riatLis G,rcrt
route at the General Ticket Otlicc Of the Grn
trail Pacific Raih DAD, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices of
the Central Pacific bailroad.
w. II. STENNErr, Gen. Pas. t,cnt
MANiIN litGiiIII, Gen. san.
H. +. STANN GOD, Gcnoral Agency. l1t
Montgomery street, san Francisco. au,l0ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

.H'1' III star A0dSs, W.. CT, Z. Q. o. T..
Holds It's regular meetings AZ OpD FElLows'
lIALI, " eayervIIlo, every Thursday evening,
at z. o'clock. Members of tie Ordcr from
abroad are cordially invited to attend.
jon y SOWpEN, u. G.
" W. ChAlH. ii. -. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

S!sEiu Enccmpmenf, 10. 12. =. o. q. p.
Nocts on the evenings Of the inst and Third
Tuesdays of each month at Opp FELLOWS
lItLL, " eayerulie, at z : O'Clock. patriarehs
from abroad arc invited 90 yisitue.
c. W. CRAIG, Scribe. janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

EseeoR E0drs, sy0. 500, =. %. q. r.,
Meets every SUNDAY evening, at 8 O'Clock, at
Coon IGrLAR HAIL, " Hetyeryillo. Nom
bars of other Lodges are cordially invited fo
meet with as.
JOHN 6. IRWIN, wet.
H' - bA79I'-th' W. >. jamie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A NruNpGraTAHnTHG--Atthe the break
fa.t-tabe, the other morning, laud'ady
gave Mr.. Jones severe look, and.said :
" Mr.. Jones, understand you have been
circulating injurious reports about my
house"
How madam ?"
" | understand that you said that you
had Il el better butter than | have here
to grease wagons with"
" | did say 50, madam, Lut not to in
juro your house. | have used better
butter, madam, to grease wagons, bat ]
wouldn't do it again. Ia sell it to you! +"
She accepted the apology.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Trinity County German hospital So
ciotS holds its Regulr Quarterly NJ oetfngs nj
the llosPIrN BrIL,lyG, WeavcrYillo. on tho
first Sunday Of March, juno, september and
Dacaulbor CIIA& HARTMAN,
Janl Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A LAST CAL.-Si and Jake met at
the Eedliug Express Office.
"Si, is you gwiue TO make some New
Years calls Saturday."
IL dunno; 'spact maybe l viii - said
81, ia his drawling way.
Whar d. you think 'boutcallingat?"
d" Wen, dat int 'cidel 'pon yet, but
IN purity aartn to call on you for dat
dollar what you bin OWN me for de last
four months How bout ;hat!'
"Bhme my yoller skin ef don't be-
lieye ef you wuz on Yer dyin' bed ye'd
glib the undertahera order on me for dat
dollar, sWase do ?" Indignantly Spoke
Jake.
"l'as," said 81, can I'm tbinkin'
dat's 'boot what III lab to do wid dat
debt yetw
Taon Jnko got mad and didn't invite
ST to call at his houseon New Years day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS
c. e n I L NNIAT
1776 1876
PROCLAMATION
CHICAGO & N0RTH-WFsTfPn
RAILWAY. '
YEVIgE POPULAR ROUTE ov,p,
4 LAND. Lii

Passengers for Chicago, Niagara Fous p..
burgh, Philadelphia, Montreal, OueLnc i'tS'
York, Boston, or any point East, sbonIi y 'w
their Iu Duy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

6stJBSCRgRE FOR THE
~ E2EEAzT9 JOURNAL"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
TRANSCONTENENTAE. TEC,,,,,,,o
Via the Pioneer Route.

CHICAGO AND NORTH wrsry,v
H ALL w AY.
THIS Is THE BEST RoUTEEAsT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

BY BALTIMoREAND OHIO RAIIroan.
> THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, Win p.,
man Palace Cars lor Newark, IaI":t;i'l,ll- i',l-
change. "i''O".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
NEW WEED
SEWING MACHINES.
TsGE LAST AND TEE BEST.

The WEED Sowing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three Standard
Styles of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Passengers win find Tickets yiatbjs G,ycrit
route at he General Ticket OHicc Of the GdS
tral Pacific RAILROAD, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-13

THE Rep. of two weeks ago, with its usual re-
gardlessness, published an item in reference to the
stealing of wheat and other articles from Frank
Monnin. mute farmer living near New Berlin.
In the article, without just cause, two highly re.
spectacle citizensof Plain township, named Frank
and John schlz were mentioned as parties to
the theft and this before any preliminary hearing
was had and before anything had transpired to
warrant such direct public charge, Subse-
quently, at preliminary hearing, these gentle
men were promptly and hOnorably discharged, to
the unbounded' qualification of all their neigh
bors, and all others of their vicinity who knew
them. Some of the best citizens of that locality
have since expressed deep regret-in several in
stances bordering on indignation-at the reckless
haste of the Rep. in thus injuring the good name
of two innocent and estimable men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-13
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

Judge Laubie opened Court here on Monday
and Of course the first day was given TO charging
the Grand Jury, calling trial docket and hearing
motions, demurreB and petitions In error.
The new prosecutor, K, 8. Shields, Esq, was on
hand and lsaiding the Grand Jury In their work
which body consists ofthe following gentlemen:
Shollenberger, John +. Roth Joseph Poyser, John
Coy, Jacob Lease, David Cable Joseph Funk
Frank Orr, Samuel shafer, Jacob Kemery, II.
W, Hossler, Collins McGregor A. Tuttle, James
LAWN and Jacob Baughman, The last FIVE are
talesmen, called to al the places of the following
gentlemen originally drawn; Henry Wise, Jonas
Braucher, Samuel Miller, Frank Bryan, Joseph
Barnaby, Mr. Shollenberger was appointed Fore
man.
The following named gentlemen constitute the
Petit Jury: Christian Wyandt, r. M wilhelm,
l.. J. Dales, Peter Keplinger, Levi Rakestraw, Al.
fred Unkefer James l., Leeper, Andrew II. Smith,
r, B. Hamilton, John II. Dagger, Hiram Unger II.
8. Belden.
The docket has eleven second trial causes and
66l first trial. besides thirty-hye criminal causes.
On Saturday last we learn twenty five new causes
were commenced
The first case tried was Edward Orr vs. NJ H.
King on Tuesday.
Among the strangers in attendance is Hon. NJ
D. Tibballs, Common Pleas Judge elect in the
Summit county sub division, but whose term will
not commence till May next 1t is understood
Mr.. Tibballs represents the Valley Railway Com.
pany in large number Of Eases against stock
holders
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-13
The GREAT DISCOVERY |!

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now considered indispensablea tonic medicine
1t costs but little purites the blood and gives tone
70 the stomach, renOvates the system and pro-
longs life
now only ask trial of this valuable tonic.
Price, 81 90 per bottle L. f. KUNKEL, Sole Pro.
pretor Phil delphia, Pa Ask your druggist for
kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other
make. Sold only In $l00 bottles. All Others are
counterfeit. so beware of them.