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Evening star., 1876-12-07

Coal OIL ACCIDENTs.-A bottle of coal
oil exploded in the cabin OF Capt Noble
Smiths Oy ster boat. below this city. on Sat
urday morning last. seriously burning a
young man named Kerry Davis, OF this city.
and a colored man named Dan Mason. Both
were brought to Alexandria by the Lady OF
the Lake this morning. The cabin took fire
and was considerably burned. but the boat
itself was saved. The condition of Mrs.
Frank Neale, whose terrible accident from
coal oil explosion has been reported. has
much improved, iustifying hopes of her ulti-
mate recovery.
CANDIDaTES-Col. Robert Tancill. of
Prince William, and Capt +. Il. Powell, OF
LouGoun, are candidates for the superinten-
dent OF the penitentiary, To be elected during
this session of the legislature. in place of Col.
Strother, resigned on account of sickness
fSeffiHe{ 6(h.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
GEORGETOWN.

ACCIDENT.-Mr. Maurice Cropiey. while
handling pistol hast night, not knowing IL
was loaded. discharged its eonteats into his
left hand, considerably shattsring his first
finger.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE-t.5sspbu bushels of
wheat were sold by Hartley 4 Bro. at si.J0-
to arrive.
CATTLE MARKET-t Furnished by j. Y.
Eengla & Co.)-Number of cattle on market
560-450 sold. AZ prices ranging from TO cts.
per h.; 20 lett over. 500 sheep and lamts Of
fcred, 200 sold; prices: Old sheep, from To =
cts per H.; lambs, from ) to 6x cts. per III:
S2.5O TO $3.50 per head; 100 left; % cows and
calves sold, from s2J Ia SEQ per head.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

- A colored man in San Diego, Cal. was
challenged at the polls ON the ground that
he was not resident of the county. ..Fse
been in dis yer town fore de brush was cut
off, he exclaimed. and he votel
BSIt is told for q fact that little naxen.
haired boy OF i've years. who had passel the
afternoon at the Boston art museum. looking
up in his mothers face, said "If all the
mammas, when they die, turn into num-
mics do all the papas turn into puppies,r
e. A revolution has broken out in San Do.
mingo, but for the sake of history II should
be stated that Ii is not the same one that
broke out last week. That one was captured
and put in the iock-up before the new one had
fairly started--f Exchoage.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

AN ISCoRPORATION CERTIFICATE has
been nled in the office OF the Recorder of
Deeds in the name OF the Elk River Coal and
Iron Company, the objects of which are To
mine coal and iron ore and manufacture iron
from the comPany's tract of one Thousand
acres oI land. situate and lying in the coun-
lies of Webster and BraxiOn. state of West
Virginia, along the Elk and Gauley rivers;
fos build any necessary railroad for trans
porting purposes, and 10 generally improve
said property; with capital stock of 500, goo,
divided INTO shares of ii 600 each; TO be man.
aged by board of trustees. viz: y. l.. Merri-
man, Daniel Welch, II. VI. Hall ana j. IL.
WunderlV.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

A LEAP FOX FREEDON.-Immediate
after the adjournment of the Criminal Court
yesterday one Of the prisoners-a youth
named George Jones, who had been convicted
of larceny and sentenced To three years i'm
prisOnment in the penitentiary-who, on ac-
count of the crowded condition OF the dock
had been seated in front OF il, made a bold
stroke for liberty, having freed himself from
the handcuH As the crowd was passing out
lac jumped the railing and down the steps,
passing rapidly through the lot into street.
Near the corner of 9Th street ne was stopped
and Bailins O'Neill and Parker took him
back.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE


Editor Scr; Your paper was the medium
through which Justice was done a deserving
scholar in one of our public schools a year or
so ago, and we appeal to YOU onee more, for
the purpose OF trying 10 break mp the perni-
eioGs habit OF present making during The holi
days; not. however that we do not have the
kindest feelings towards our teachers bat
from the fact that I'm many instances oGr
parents are ufsotte tn give us the necessary
amount OF money 10 pay our portion. Con-
sequently we are made TO feel mean and our
poverty exposed. Then the method resorted
10 Is not OF the most cOmmendable nature
viz: the teacher of our school goes into that
of another, and starts the project. knowing
the favor viii be reciprocrated to their inter-
est, and to the detriment of many deserving
but P0oR SCHOLARS
Evening star., 1876-12-07

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-About seven
O'Clock this morning an unknown eoiofeJ
man fell from the Washington draw Of the
long bridge into the river and was drowned.
de was heard to fall into the water by Mr..
Jacob Alwinc, who was near by, and did all
he could TO rescue him, but without avail.
The body was brought to the station by Off
00T Dyer, and the coroner notified. 1t APP
INars he fell from the railroad draw. De
ceased had on a light blue coat, white fan
mel shirt a new red shirt. and grey pants.
The body will be held at the South Washing
ton precinct station-house for Identification.
IL is thought that his age is about 30 years.
He is rather small size.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

A HOTEL NYsTERY.-On Monday night a
respectable middle-aged man. giving the
name of ID. LAMAR, registered at the Newark
hotel, near Market street depot. Newark. He
retired 10 his room. Not leayi ing IL all day
yesterday, tine hotel people become alarmed
and entered LAMAR was found in bed in an
moned, but could do nothing for him.
Whether he was suffering from an attack of
apOplexy or from q aself-administered dose of
poison could not be determined. His death
was hourly expected last night The man
signed Philadelphia as his home. All the
money he had was nine cents. His under
clothing bore the word s.Mylart" and the let
Herald It'll
Evening star., 1876-12-07

THIEVES IN UNoCCUPIED HoUsEs.-Some
time during the night of the 5th instant
thieves entered the vacant house on De Sales
street, between nth street and Connecticut
avenue northwest, owned by Mrs. Derby,
and cut out all the lining of the bath tubs;
they also entered vacant house on l. street.
between 18th street and Connecticut avenue,
for which Mr.. w. III. Clagett is agent, and
carried away p OF of gas fixtures and cut the
water pipe. Tyvate watchmen are employed
at both of these places II there was not such
easy sale for this kind of plunder the thiev-
ing would stop.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD IF THE
GREAT AMERICAN DOCTOR fails to describe
disease and tell patients the nature OF their
complaints or illness without securing any
information from them. No charge for con-
>ultaiion. Office 80 Pennsylvania avenue,
corner Sd. a.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
LOCAL Ne VS..
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

NafioaoI TheoteT.-Mrs. Oates Opera COM
yany m princess Of Trebizoude.'
7h<1'er CbBtqse. ''NeyeT too Late" and
varieties.
Tul,sod0e HdH-FaiT.
81. Joseph's Hd2.-Fair.
Izst,BB C7,BTcb.-OId Folks Concert.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
LoDILLES HEADACHE specific cures i'm q
minutes, at Ebbitt House drug store. lila

REMovAL.-Fira Class ScosVino and Dyeir,o
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 500 G street
northwest, three doors from 9Th street, near
the u. s. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do any work in q manner not TO be
equaled by those not possessing these facili-
ties. 9.13.12
Evening star., 1876-12-07
sTDiphtheria may be conveyed by kissing

~ Diphtheria may be conveyed by kissing.
~ The Roman pOpulace have an old ira
ditiOn To the effect that cardinals always die
i'll patches of three. and that when one dies
two others will shortly follow. Cardinal
AntOnelli has passed away, and at the pre-
sent time their Eminences PatriZi, Capalti
and BiZarri are lying dangerously ill. and as
believed, with small hope of recovery.
RrIt happens somewhat strangely, that
just at the time that Baron de Palm is under
going cremation, young woman is lying i'm
Louisville in state of suspended animation,
so peculiar that even the doctors are divided
in opinion as TO whether or not she is alive.
The horror of premature burial is a thing
which cannot occur under the cremation sys-
tenn.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

THE SAVANNAH RELIEF FUND. Mr.
John i. Mitchell, treasurer of the fund for
aiding the Savannah yellow fever sufferers,
has submitted his report to the committee
having charge of that matter. He shows
that the whole amount subscribed was 81 IL .,
and ON the 14Ih of October last q draft for Si00
was sent 10 the mayor of Savannah, and on
October 23d a draft for s261.25 was sent to
Brunswick, Ga, 10 aid the sufferers there.
The sum OF SO was contributed by the cti-
zens % aid DIR. Massey in reaching Savan-
nah Among the liberal subscribers To this
worthy cause were Sir Edward Thornton
SIS; A: w. Gait. $50; VIM. VI. Gait, SIS and
Geo w. Cochran so
Evening star., 1876-12-07

Mr.. Editor, The attention OF the repairer of
alleys is called TO the fearful and dangerous
condition OF the alley between Ak and 9Th
streets and Maryland avenue and G. street
southwest, which has been out of repair the
entire sumnerand fail.
Yours. NEIGHRORS
Evening star., 1876-12-07

REAL ESTATE Satisfactorily Dun
sanson Bros, aucti0neers, sold for William
Reuln woodward, trustee, part of lot %, in
square ls, situated in an alley between L.
and NJ and 18th and 10Th streets northwest.
anu anu improved by a frame house, TO Solom ,n
Slower, for s555
Evening star., 1876-12-07

CHILDREN's Jewelry, Bracelets. Rings.
Sets. Necklaces to match. received at Prigg's
Jewelry Store, No. +5I Pennsylvania avenue,
near iL Street-Adfy,
Evening star., 1876-12-07

DlvoRCEs--TO-day in the Equity Court
Judge Wylie made a decree of divorce in
the case of Katharine Lantel agt. Benz. Lam
tel The petitioner, whose maiden name was
Fraudenberger, states that she was married
TO respondent in November, 1870; has had
fve children. four now living. and she charges
HAT owing TO his drunkenness and bad treat
menf she was compelled 10 leave him in AU-
gust, 1874; that he has committed adultery
with divers women TO her unknown at n
house on G street L. G.. Hine and 8. T.
Thomas appeared for ihe petitioner, and =.
y. Larner took the testimony. Also, one i'm
the case of Mary Ellen Bayliss against Henry
d. BAyliss- They were married in December.
1ss4-and she charges that defendant contracted
within a few years habits OF intemperance,
and in the fall OF 1872 deserted her. Mr.. Boar
man appeared for petitioner, and Mr.. w. III.
Dennis took the testimony.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

REMENBER that you can save IS per cent
in making your selections for Holiday Pres
ents at RuppertiS, i13 9TH street. and have the
largest assortment of Fancy Goods. Notions
and Toys TO choose from. We would advise
our readers 10 call early
Evening star., 1876-12-07
CITY ITEMS.

INSURE your Real Estate and Personal
Property in the Firemen's Ins. Co. OF Wash
n gton and Georgetown. (Office No. J. over
Rank OF Washington.) eoI
Evening star., 1876-12-07

AN TNFoRTTNATE GIRL. Yesterday
morning a German girl. about II years old,
named Rarba RI GeritZ. residing on Fast Can
itol street, heing in delicate condition OF
health. was, as she states, ordered TO leave
her home by her father. She went TO the
house OF Mr.. Frederick Myers. living near
The corner of 81 and @ streets, with whose
wife she is acquainted. and notwithstanding
Ilr. and Mrs. Myers are not now i'm very
prosperous circumstances, the unfortunate
girl was given every attention they were able
TO bestOw. DIR. j. l. y. Bowen was called in.
and about O'Clock in the afternoon she gave
birth TO an infant child. With the aid OF the
authorities she was made as comfortable as
possible, and as soon as able TO be removed
she will be taken TO the hospital as Mr.
Myers is not able 10 care for her The parents
Of the girl are said to- he well able To assist
her, and the reputed father of the illegitimate
shilG-a young man engaged i'm business in
the northern part of the city-is able 10 place
her in very cOmfortab bic circumstances il he
chose 10 de 30.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

GONE TO ALBANH- Captain Crocker, with
assistants. left last evening by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. with the following con-
yiets for the Albany penitentiary: Johanna
Tcrbin, convicted of murder and sentenced
TO be hung. but whose sentence was COM
muted tO imprisonment for life; Henry Il.
Lien, forgery, one year; Henry Byeseh, grand
larceny, one year, Ed. Bands, grand larceny,
enc year; Lewis Shorter. grand larceny, one
year; Vim. johnson, petit larceny, second
onense.) three years; Jackson Fields grand
larceny, three years: AdOlphus Mason, grand
larceny, three wears.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

WRISTLET TPARTIES.-Wristlet parties are
the latest. The ladies furnish the wristlets
and each pair is numbered. One OF each pair.
with the number. is put in box, and is sold
to the gentlemen by committee and cores
pondinS wristlets, with the numbers, are
worn by the ladies. The fun commences
when each gentleman buys wristlet and
finds the owner of the mate of it, To whom
he is to pay attention. during the evening.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering
from cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis or
any of the various pulmonary troubles. that
so often terminate i'm consumption? If SO.
use I" WaLOr's Pure God Lirer OIL and Lime" a
safe and efficaciOus remedy. This is no
quack preparation, but is regularly pre-
scribed by the medical faculty. Manufac-
turtd by 4. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston.
sold by all druggist. 5,t,th,s
Evening star., 1876-12-07

Bull DING AssocIArIoxS.-At the 18th
monthly meeting OF the Republic Savings
sbd building Associations. recently held.
Per eeEfl
Evening star., 1876-12-07

No MORE DIFFICULTY in TAX ing Cod Liver
Oil. 1.-THE remedy most relied on by the med
ical profession for the cure OF Throat and
Lung diseases, Scrofula, Debility. COnsump-
tiOn, etc.l Our Flre ODD Licer Oh oid PIt0s-
pi,dte OF Lime is decidedly palatable, and is
proving wonderfully efficacious i'm above
diseases: Signature on label-Jno. G. Baker
4 Co, Philadelphia. eos
Evening star., 1876-12-07

A BRAVE BOY, Edmond Waterton Conings-
by Erskine, aged fifteen, son of the late Hon.
j. A. ErSkine has been awarded Il teStimo-
nial by the Royal Humane Society for plung-
ing intoa strong tide, encumbered by his
clothing and Christian names. and saving
two little girls OF eleven and twelve. AT
Halifax. n. s.. few days ago boy of eleven
outdid this by leaping from a wharf during
n strong ebb, and bringing back child OF
nine distance OF $50 yards TO the dock.
where he sustained himself and his burden
till assistance reached them. He ran home.
for he was scared his mother would scold
him for losing his bOOI.v
Evening star., 1876-12-07

Tors Enfeves Sans DouleMr:
DurillOns mauvais Ongles, engelures, soignes
avec success, par lie DOcteur White, ChirOpe-
diste, Numero I4I6 Pennsylvania avenue.
yis-a-vis Willards' Hotel. Pour sons donnes
chezlui, 81; a domicile, 20. lie DOcteur White,
est etabli Washington depuis 1861.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
WEATHER PROBABILITIES TO-DAY.
oFFIcE OF CHIr.F SIGNAL OFFICER, I

WASHINGTON, December q, Ittb- J
For the NJ ddle States, slight rise IN tenn
pefature, clear or fair weather in the south
erB portion. threatening weather and posi-
by light SHOWS in the extreme northern
poTtiOn, southwest 10 westerly winds, and
falling followed by rising barometer.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
SMOKE Behrend's Patent Catarrh Cigar e,
J. III. Squier 4 Co.,
RANKERS

1i1e Pennsylvania 14refuue,
pays per cent. interest ON deposits PAYABLE
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 5y7eo
Evening star., 1876-12-07

MARRIAGE LICENSEES have BEEN issuei IN
VIM Il. III. Smith and Lille + Pros.tor.
George ID. Graham, OF Fayette eonnfv pa
and Annie T.. Harris; SAMUEL II. Johnso1
and Julia A Burdis; Isaac Baker and I,ncv
Mitchell; "A braham kaufman and tierfrud,,
ing; Thomas j. Reed aud e. Annie Slime
AsetE. Frederick SnOwden aud Rosa john
sop; Charles Sanders and Clara Brown.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

FIRE INsURANCE.-No one should be with
SeI insurance upon their property. Particu-
fafIy N hls the case during the winter
months, when there is unusual liability In
hTe- The Mutual Protection Fire Insur-
snee company, of the District, is one OF our
secet reilable institutions, and offers unusual
saNshtages IN the way OF low rates The
eompanys ONCE is az i5s9 Pennsylvania ay-
enue, opposite T. :. Treasury.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS.

f. LEWIS L. CO.
FINE GR0CERS
FINE TEAS AND COFFEES,
A Speciality.
NO LIQUORS.
"a Bridge Street, near Congress,
Georgetown, ID. &.
The Big T Store. .ecI-Iy
Evening star., 1876-12-07

DIR. c. w. BENSON's CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache. Nervous Headache DySpep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleeplessBess and will cure any case Price,
80 cents. Sold by all Druggists in Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria 29ieo
Evening star., 1876-12-07

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN
Tuesday night a safe in Daniel Miffin's store
at Camden, Delaware, was blown open and
robbed of the contents, consisting o: money
government bonds and bank certificates be-
longing 10 various persons of the town. The
exact amount taken has not yet been aScer-
tanned. but is thought 10 be from fifteen 10
twenty Thousand dollars Before opening the
safe the robbers entered the hardware store of
A. III. Low ber and took from il several revOl-
verS and an empty powder can. The can. with
a chisel and hammer belonging to parties i'm
the place, was found yesterday morning near
the safe. There is no clue yet as to who
are the perpetrators.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
Condensed Locals.

The Tllden aud Hendricks Reform Club
meet tonight See adv't.
They sell dry goods very cheapat Carter's.
30. Market Space. Read his new advertise
1lent-
Mr.. Plowman 10 Joel Perham for the cree
mon Of seven two<story dwellings at the cor
ner Of Massachusetts, avenue and I'd street
northwest, to cost $4,000.
lee is fast accumulating on the river but
so far does not interfere with navigation.
Baecock lake, in the Monument grounds,
has good coating of ice. and the skatists are
having merry time of IL afternoons and
evenings.
The Eew western market was opened yester-
say for business with avery good attendance
GfdealerS and customers. The regular mar
ket days will be Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays A band of music viii be in at
tendance ON Saturday evening next
At a meeting OF the Oldest Inhabitants As
sociafion, yesterday afternoon. DIR. j. Il.
Blake. in the chair. and III. y. Easily. secre-
E7ry, ON motion OF Mr.. Mast, il was agreed
Ia make the customary call in a body on the
President on New Years day at 1130 O'Clock
q M
A. Chapter, No I. held at Masonic Temple
last evening. the following officers were elect
sd 10 serve the ensuing Masonic year:-E. F.
Lawson. NJ r.. III. p; =. Il. Schofield, r. X;
j. e. Baker r. &; III. q. NOyes, treasurer;
y. III. Cbamberlin, secretary.
THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONER met
last ight; Messrs. Morgan, president TAFT,
Collins, Bacon, Reed. (secretary.) and Stew
art present. Chief Engineer Cronin submitted
his report for the month of November, which
shows that eleven alarms of fire had been
turned in, involving an estimated loss of
$50, with an insurance of $3.50. HOStler
SpTingman, of No. 4 engine company, was
transferred TO engine company No. 4, and
HOstler Dunbar, of No. 4, to- engine company
No. I. Calhoun Clark was appointed tempo
raTy private. Mr. Henry X. Miles, Superin-
teDdent of the fire-alaTm telegraph. submitted
his report for the month of November, which
showed that eleven alarms of fire had been
turned in, which exactly equals the average
number occurring the same month for the
past six years. The largest number of fires
that have occurred in November in this Dis
tTiet was nineteen, in 1855. The lowest num-
ber for the past six years was seven, in 1874.
A communication was received from the
directors of the Columbian Hospital asking
that the fre-alarin be extended TO that build
ing. The cost OF so doing would be SinO The
communication was referred 10 the District
Commissioners. Applications were received
from the following persons for positions in
the department; John s. Brent, Edward
kerrie, James burroughs, Frank Bell and
John Maddox The charge against Richard
Keys of unbecOming conduct. was dismissed.
The charges against Private Sherwood. of
the truck company. were referred to MesSrs.
TAFT and Bacon The charge of iutoxication
against Private Robinson, of No. company,
was laid over for further consideration.
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Evening star., 1876-12-07
Tricks OF THE MFpIUss Exposrp-Tb

TRICKS OF THE MEDIUMS ENPoSED.-The
Boston Herald says: Miss Kellogg advertised
to expose the principal tricks of so-called
splrituaiiSm in Everett Hail, Hyde Park
last night. but only a baker'sd dozen attended
ana their money was refunded. A wealthy
man was present who had for some time
been infatuated with Mrs. Hardy and her
pretenses, and a few tricks were exposed
First, Mr.. f.. s. Perkins bet 81 that Miss Eel-
logg, while at the piano, with both hands ON
the keys, could not raise the instrument from
the floor, but IL was raised foot, and the
money paid to Miss Kellogg. second Mr..
Perkins bet that she could not put a coat on
while covered with the wire netting, exactly
the same as that used by T. Warren. This
Miss Kellogg successfully performed and
being obliged 10 acknowledge that il was a
perfect expose. Mr.. Perkins made another
bet that she could not put on a coat after be-
ing handcufied. He objected to the use of her
own handouts, and a police officer furnished
pair. She performed the trick by quietly
selecting key from a bunch in her pocket
and unlocking them, she, wei as the So
called SpirittlaliStS, having keys that will fiji
amy handcuff This ended Mr.. Perkins bet
ling. Spirit forms were shown. which consist
simply OF a piece of white and black cloth.
cut in the outline of a human form and
stitched together; the black side is first turned
10 the audience in a darkened room. then il is
slowly turned, showing the white side and
presenting weird appearance, and is often
recognized by spectators as the form of their
friends. The form disappears simply by
turning the black side TO the audience in the
same slow manner. The tying by spirit
power was fully explained.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

RFNCH CRITICISM OF AMERICAN
FDUCATToN.-The first reform which the
friends of education ought To desire to see rea-
liZed in the United States. is the abandon
ment of n system which places the appoint
mcnt OF a teacher in the hands OF men whose
official career lasts only three years. and
who are influenced i'm spite of themselves. by
the very circumstances to which they owe
their election. The teacher should be chosen
for his merit, proved by diplomas and serious
examinations; he should feel sure of preserv-
ing his position as long she remains worthy
thereof; his salary should secure him a modest
comfort. with the knowledge that. after -
years Of loyal service. he can count upon an
old age not exposed to misery. AS long as
the United States do not assure 10 teachers
impartiality Of nomination and promotion
pcrmanence of functions. and security for
the future. they will. too often. have only in
ferior or mediocre teachers; and in. spite of
the most hattering programs, popular in
StructiOn Will remain, in many districts
quite sufficient DR.. Sdfrdy
Evening star., 1876-12-07

T,OHENS LOAN OFFICE, Cbrser c( TIA sfvs<s
~ aRd New lork acesss, entrance on New -
I'm the city. money loaned at the lowest r.fe0 0
q interest on Gold and Silver Watches, DsinondS,
G.nilenens ciefhing, Csrpsts, and al articles o.
vsise iaBu ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-11-22
HuNT,s REMEDY.

Has been BEFORE the pubie for than twenty years.
alf has Ne o. saving from lingering and
fdzEf1 fllss pntrneiy deafh hrndre1s Of
esfil1abis and vel known anzsnG
This Medicine was Never Known to Fail
Price $3.50 per Bottle.
DILLINGHAM; q co.
sH IN Sole Agents bf Hawaiian Isaad