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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

DESTAL CARp-Dr. Clark has closely applied
himself eleven years to the study and practice Of
his profession, and has awaited himself Of every
opportunity to acquire thorough knowledge Of
all modern Improvements which would be useful
to linn in treating and in performing operations
on the natural teeth. lie wishes especially TO call
the attention of the public to his new and reliable
method for inserting artificial dentures ON rubber
plate, which retains the plate firmly and securely,
allowing it to be made so very thin that 1t will
adapt itself with even pressure to all parts OF
the mouth, which is giving very good satisfaction
The Doctor will insert good reliable teeth for ten
dollars per set His gold filings spoken OF in
the highest praise By his careful and skillfnl
operations he is establishing good reputation
and practice here. All will find his nicely fur
nshed office good place to go for work, in
Frenchs new block South Main street, Mont
pelier VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

II has been desdcraum with the medical profession 10
procure preparation Of iron less Questionable any
those which often produce unfavorable effects
upon The system especially when prepared with alcoholic
fluids In many OF debility and conyalescenoe from
disease where tonic Ia Indicated, wine brandy, porter
ful encacy say the least Alcohol Is digesie Is
ranked among tie dnnslbe stimuli, and incapable Of
aofdng nutrition II creates generally unnatural ex
element and derangeent OF the circulation Irritating the
who'll by preventing the blood losing it, car
bon. Again, how diheui II = obtain an article ap-
preaching u purity. almost all the wines brandes, uorter
etc. beiug less adlienlt.d. such being the
WIN regard 70 the spurious preparations Of and She
slcohole drinks OF which any one satisfy himself by
investigating tile subject, opportunity l. nov presented
In the fHRt Was siRr for tile trial OF an article IA general
practice, WHICH has the very strongest recommendations
FROM medical and scientific VI tie highest chalactera
preparation which happily combines the prutoxde Of iron
with the other constituent parts that tie elects incident 10
the use q mon salts are entirely obyaied For ali cases
IN which iron tonic Is needed, this preparation
confidently believed 10 bc far superior to any other II
seoils tn purify The very fountain Oi health. We
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
ueehk c5Hnkefs.
Cattle Market.
AZ Cambridge and BRIGHTON for me week ending nss,
August %, 1876.


AZ Cambridge and BRIGHTON for he week ending tuesday,
August ~, 1876.
AMOUNT OP STOCK At NARKEr.
carte. Sheer. Shofss. Ro0s caires
th ,i, w see ''...-'.'' 33ss, 40 ~ s!w w.
one year ago. ...... $3.50 alM 10 ssa iio
PRCFs-Hcgf CaffieENtra fat md heavy premium oxen
seAei li nf-f quality g. 0flhii struud quality s.
N1b, third qualify siaeffi5 R 100 rs total weight
" hde talow and dressed htef few choice single palfs
siSfGi0i Bulls. etc ~ NOW
N4f Urer- stNf1lu N pair or according to their
value a. bsef siecfs, s4f3liO
Nich t0rf-far quality, s0fsf0t extra good. siie,sf.
. wth ot without calves. a. may he tzrccti faruw ami or
binary, elneG3l yearlnFs, slUmNfU0. twu-gears-ois,
s5fNf55luui thrive yeafs-1id- sIs0.46.
hhsep and lambs COMMON. f0fl ,ct extra O. d0c ~ n.
on live weight or SihNestlj q head
Veal CaIrc- sd00ets 30 per head.
Hidrf-Hfgihou, se1uc country lots enfieor n r..
Nat skins iefloc iaow bi@5Ar ~ n, County $40 $40
per rouhi. sheeps' pelts 25e. Lambs peits SOC.
kEMARks.-We quote prices in cattle good 10 higher
than last week. NJ. g. shaekou sold eleven stfcrs
to dress $40 Ms each. lc 81 M. dressed weghti also
Ten steers ,0 dress 70 ~, each at s,c y ~ Hathaway
9wltt sod hteen seer weighing 2tj5 BIS at 4,c and
Tour steers. weighing $3.50 NJ, ~ SO y n G. Leavt
son sold sixty nre steers Weighing ltQOu hs at Sal5
ewt Prices have isen N &c b n on -heep. \ nock
averaging ~ hs sold SIC u NJ s. added lot.
| fuuiIN sells 40 llft Ice 81 N.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
Grand Rally.

Hon, Dormau b. Eaton, chairman of The United
States Civil Service Commission, will address the
Republicans Of Montpelier upon the issues Of the
day at Village Hall, ON Saturday evening, COM
mencing ut seven o'clock Mr. Eaton is a Calais
boy, who by his ability, honesty, and untirng in
dustry has won position at the New York bar
second 10 none lie has had a long professional
and personal acquaintance with samuelJ Tilden,
and We may well be assured OF a rich treat Other
excellent speaker. are expected. The Montpelier
Band win De in attendance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

srAnrLlSG REconD.- During the present
month the following losses by fire have occurred
there being conclusive proof in each ease that
the fire originated from matches in the hands OF
children.
August 9th Two houses and two barns burned
at West Burke; loss, three thousand dollars-wlth
boy, then three years old, burned up in the
buildings
August sth-fire in New Hampshire, set by 1T
tie gir-loss not known, but girl died of her burns
August 9th Barn and contents burned at Mont
peer, set by small boy; loss, one thousand dollars
August i9th-Four stores aud goods burned at
Newbury; loss, sixteen thousand dollars.
August iith Barn burned at Weybhdge loss
not known.
These instances, with doubtless numerous 9TH
ers, where the origin of the fire is still involved
In mystery, speak volumes in favor of the adop-
tion Of some method whereby matches shall De
more effectually kept beyond the reach OF cni,-
dren. and also children taught TO use them WIN
| less destructive consequences.
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DoyAL G. GALES ESTATE.

In Probate Court held Montpelier, and for Dis
trict, ON the l5th day Of August 4. u. 1876
Augusus CAfn, Administrator OF the estate OF Royal g.
Gale late OF Barc, said District deceased, makes app
cation 10 Court. Ia whiting, for license To sell all Oh the
r Of said deceased, representing that the sale Of
part heOf fof the ayent of the debts Of said
lensse OF administration o his
thai snch part le ,od without injury those
estel la Tie remainder. Mheenpoi IL Is ordered by
Court that said application be referred 10 session thereof
held At the ffulte ules IN said Montpelier the ID
day AZ september, A. u ISIS hearing aud
on and Is rther ordered, that all persons Interested be
notified hereof by publication notice Of said APPLICATION
and order heeun three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman state Journal a newspaper published AT
Monpeier and which crcuate- Ia the neighborhood Of
those Interested before said time o. hearing, thar they may
apar al said time and place. and they cause, obje
tirfrto By the Conr--Attest,
il-i6 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

PERsoNAL-A An exchange says that C. c. Frost,
the temperance orator, was thrown from a carriage
near rotsdam, n. Y, the both, and narrowly es-
capped with his life.
TnE trial of General Babcock, on the charge OF
completely in the safe burglary conspiracy, has
been set for the 10Th of September. lie has re-
tanned Emory Storrs, Of Chicago, to defend him.
COLONEL b. II. BRI-row, of Kentucky accom-
panied by Lieutenant-Goyerno L. G. Hinckley, OF
this state arrived at Saratoga Saturday night by
a special ear from Rutland. They are at the
United States Hotel
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Deahs

w Montpelier Of The residence N her son. T. y Vail.
iHl August u, Mu. MARY VI. VAIL rrlct VI the late
Joshua y. Van, aged - years months and days.
10 Woodbury., August %, ALENDER BLAZE. aged Is
years.
=, " netlin, August b. OF cholera morbus, LEoStRD
/ ELLIS aged 20 years.
IN Mauhnel. August o. SAMUEL NJ EATON aged al
/ years months and % days.
/ IN Corlnth July 4. MARY Z. WAUGH wife ~ John
Waugh and ~ years " months and days Vermont
/ and New hamIrhie uap.rs please copy.1
| In Watshcd. August q, Mrs nErsIY HOYT. aged NJ
Yea fpf several years she had ieen great sufferer and
conhneu tn he bed hut bee trust in God. and se
/ ioicel 20 be- called 10 70 better land.
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g. EoEGEl E n. EsTATEi ,v.,,., .

In Probate hell Montpelier District
The 2sth dny OF August, A. H. 1876,
CLARK King, Administrator Of the estate OF George
Rich Of Montpelier said District. deceased pre-
sents hts administration examination and
allowance and makes application Of dslrt-
and Partition Of the said deceased.
upon, 1t Is ordered by .ad Court, that said and
application be referred session thereof,
held al the Probate Oflcr, sal Montpelier, the
1911 day Of Setemer A. u, s16. for hearing and decision
thefeOn, aud, II further ordetel,
given all persons Interested BY publication Of the
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman State
Journal, newspaper Published At Montpelier, previous
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear at
said time place, and show n
Why said account should not be allowed, aud such decree
made. Hy the tuurt-Atis<t.
l6-l, n. A. CHASE, Ragister.
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A Base Islander Nailed.

ST. IoHSsBuRy, August %, 1876.
TO ne Editors of he Vermont Wdtchman & state
journal ami all whom Il may concern
Reports having reached Us that statements are
being made in Montpelier aud vicinity to the et-
feet that the firm Of T. & r. Fairbanks & Go. re-
fuse to employ In their business all persons pro-
Tossing Catholic faith, we, the undersigned catho
lies, DESTROYS Of correcting any such report hereby
assert that We are now in the employ Of 4. & r.
Fairbanks Co., and have been for years and
that we have never had our religious or political
faith questioned and that any. statements to the
contrary are without foundation. and wholly false
Signed by the following, and fifty others:
PATRcK THAiNoR,
VI MCCORMICK,
lOHS loSro
THOMAS McGUmr,
PETER BRuso,
u i.AcoURsT.
Ia Another st. lohnsbury letter states that
there are one hundred and mn Catholics in the
Fairhauk4' emplov
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

PROBATE COURT The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending August
18th, 1876; August ed Minors Bottoms guardi-
anshp, John Bolton, guardian, Sally Aver
guardianship, w +. lazelle, guardian Emily
Burnham's estate, application for license to sell
real estate referred to September 18th August
2itl-George II. Wells estate application for Ii
cense to sell real estate referred to September
10th. August 25th-lared Dodge's estate, j. Par
Ser Dodge administrator. August 26th-Patrick
Tobins petition for license to convey homestead
referred to September l6th-wlfe insane. August
2Sth-George Rich's estate, administration ac-
count referred to September 10Th Hiram Palmer
guardianship, guardian account allowed Mary
Dolboars estate, administration account allowed
and decree made.
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A NsIL sEAyEn,s EsTATE.

In Probate Cout held At Washington, sad District on
the 9d day Of August A, ID. 1876
stnan seaver administrator OF the estate OF Ans
yer, Miniam-own, In said District. deceased pre-
his administration account examination and allow
and makes application for decree OF distribution and
the esteof said deceased Nherenpon,i
said Court A said account said application
he referred session thereof 70 be h-d at the Registers
ONCE Washington, the 10Th day Of sept. A. u. lsl6,
for hearing aud decision THEREON And III further onieit,
that he all persons Interested by pub
leaiun the weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Waterman A state Journal newspaper published
Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place and show
any they have, why said account should not
be allowed aud such decree made. Y the CnuTt.-Atst,
46-4s y. A. TAYLOR. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

ST jonNsuRY, Aug %, 1876
Ntssrs. Editors Having received intelligence
Of the false report that has been circulating In
your community, referring to the beneyolence Of
our much esteemed employers, the Messrs. Fair
banks with regard to their Catholic employees |
take the liberty Of testifying to the contrary.
through your paper.
Having been in their employ for the last twenty
seven years, and being q Catholic, have ever
found them liberal in matters Of religion and poll
tics, leaving every man perfect freedom 10 follow
the dictates Of conscience All that they require
is sobriety, morality and brotherly love, which
have always found in the Messrs Fairbanks then
warmest advocates, being enforced with the strict
est rigor among those in their employ
We have in our town public monuments Of Their
unbiased benevolence that free to all, without
question Of religious denomination and in the
hearts and homes Of many Of our Catholic fami
lies there are memorials which shall live eternaly
to bear testimony to the Christian charity Of our
loved and honored benefactors. Yours,
+ THAINOR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

MoRRlsyILLE.-N. ?. Grouts horse ran away
on Wednesday forenoon Of last week, and, catch
ing the wheel into a length Of fence eighteen or
twenty feet long, showed it against Colonel T.. L.
Whitney, Of " Green River breaking his left leg
twice-the large bone below the knee, and the
small bone above the ankle. The horse made a
sharp turn, upsetting the wagon, which turned a
omclsault--starting three or four other teams
one Of which was the baggage team Of the Bell
Ringers loaded with their chimes, bells, etc, but
their horses we're stopped before doing any dam
age Moral-Don't leave the best horse that ever
was to stand without htchng; don't try to stop a
runaway horse, if there i no one in danger
Hon II. H. Powers wife and children; II. 5. KEEL
sey and wife, II. J. Town and wife; and Hons +.
II. C. and W T.. Rand started on Monday morn
ing August %, for the Centennial Mr. c. +.
Montgomery, a missionary, will talk about his la
bors, on Sunday, September 9TH, at the Congrega-
tional church The teachers institute closed
on Saturday night, after holding two days.
The camp meeting came To an end on Monday
morning. Professor Langston, the Republican
campaign speaker, gave q lecture at the teachers
institute, Friday evening. .. At the ratification
meeting Saturday, Mr., llendee, Member Of Con
gress, Mr. Mead and Professor langston, were
the speakers Professor langston had to stop
before completing, for want of voice; he has
spoken so much that his voice failed him com.
pletely
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Xx1ILLIAM NJ, AYERS ESTATE.


In Probate Court, held at Montpelier In and for said Dis
triet ON the 18th dag OF August, A. D. 1876;
An instrument pporting 10 be the last Will and tesla
mcn Of WIN. NJ Ayers late OF Barre In said district, de-
ceased being presented 10 the Court by Virgil r. Ayers,
the Executor therein nnmed for Probate II Is ordered
by said Court that all persons concerned therein be
cited appear session of said Court he held the
Probate Office in Montpelier, tie "a day Of September.
A. D. 1875, and show cause II any they may have against
the Probate OF said WIN for which purpose Is further
deied that copy the record this uner he published
three successfully the Vermont Waterman State
Journal printed at MONTPELIER previous 70 said time ap
puinieii idf hraring. liy the C1uu.-Atte-t
HARVEY 1llDEN, Judge,
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CrArn or vERNIoNT.

In Probate Court held at Montpeller IN and for said
District, the Goth day " August, A y. liib.
Where's, Patrick 1obln the owner OF homestead. sit
uated In Waterbury IN SAID district has Med his petition in
the Probate Couu HfOresad. prayng for license 10
such homestead rvprcssnting uat his VIE i insane.
Mhcfeupnn, u b Ouieed by said Court, that said appu
ton be referred a. session efepf 60 be held al the Pro-
bat. once in said Montpelier on the 10th day OF septem
her, A. ID. iH6 for hearing and decision thereon; and il n
further ordere that the kindred q said insane wife and the
srlcrn Of Waterbury aforesaid be notified hereof By
publication OF notice Of said application and order thereon
thnr weeks successfully la the Vermont Waichman and
State journal, newspaper published in Montpelier AMI
which circues in tho negheghood Of those Interested be
tore said time OF hearing that they appear AT sa nr
aud place, aud II they oause object thefsio.
Hy the COuTt--Attvst,
l6-ts HARVEY TILDES, judge.
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Marriaaes.

IN Montpelier, August Is iy Rev g. Brown. GEORGE
p. NALL and LILLE A. PIERCE, both ~ Calais
In 81. J0hnsimry Past, August is, MATTHEW T. Nc
cARDY and LYDIA H. MORRILL,.
IN 81. J1hnshury August TO- BY Rev. n NJ. Tnotson
WILLIAM BRADSHAW and JOSEPHINE y GRAY.
In Berlin, Auguat n. by Rev y. Newton Giazier ~
Montpelier, tliARLfs II. SMITH formerly u East Cor
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zrgai Uofirrs.
HANNAn snMrRyILLr,s EsrAIE.

"NNNNH SUM EKNTIEE'S ESTNTF.
He COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Washington, Commission
to resolve, examine and adjust all claims aud demands
OF an persons against the estate Of Hannah someuc late
Of Duxhury, said District deceased and all claims eXhb
tied in Offset hereto, hereby give notice that viii meet
for the purposes afOfefad At the office Of Paul Dillingham;
son. Ia Waterbury, In said District the 10th day
September and 9Th day of December Nom O'Clock
until hye o'clock, NJ, each OF said days, and that
months from the 2lst day Of August, A. u. 1876, Is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated at Waterbury, this 2sh day Of August, A. D. 1876.
i6-ls NJ G. CANERDY COMMISSIONER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

NoRwloH,-On the return OF Rev William
sewall and family to their home in Norwich, after
n few weeks absence, they were surprised by the
presentation Of an elegant silver tea service T.
Mrs sewall by the ladies of the parish. This del
lcate and generous act Of thoughtful affection Is
heartily appreciated and gratefully acknowledged,
with the prayer that the donors may receive II
manifold reward from Him who will say, " mas
much as ye have done it unto one Of the least Of
these, ye have done il unto me-
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East Montpelier Caucus.

lN' republican voters OF tho town Of East Montpelier aye
requested 10 meet vt the Meeting house nj the Center Of
SOD town, ON SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %.
" seven O'Clock Tor The purpose Of nominating suitable
person ~ represent said town In the General Assembly Of
tho Stro Of Vermont Tor two years ensuing.
Pm ORDER % Tows CoNrtrtfr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

Self We do NOT hold that every
should be his DOCTOR, free 10 maintain
that the ignorance Of majority OF and women upon
matters most vitality important 10 their physical organza
ton lameniahe II the standard works OF the Peabody
Medical Institute, Boston, could be placed IN the hands Of
ALL both old and young. the eld Of quaekey would be
greatly diminished and the detruotyeness Of our most In
sdous and wasting diseases greatly lessened by reference
to our advertising columns will be found that the titles
Of these works The Science Of Life, Self Pfcserva
ton sexual Physiology Of Woman and Her Dl.ea-es
and Diseases Of nerves aud Nervous Maiadles" the
value which proven by the fact that beautiful and
costly Gold Medal has Just been presented the author by
tho National Medical Association
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The Fragrant nreath of Beanty

Atheists the machess purifying properties Of sozoDosr
Every lady who has used II procaims perfect an
dote dental decay. Pure teeth essential pur'
breath, and both enjoyed by all who to THIS agce
ahe. Wholesome and invaluable vegetable compound.
spaldings Glue viii mend your way, etc. "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

COUNTY NoMlNArIoNs.-I Orleans county
nominations are as follows: Senators, W. W.
Grout OF Barton and Charles Carpenter of Charles
ton; Judge Of Probate, L. II. Thompson Of lras-
burgh; Assistant Judges, Emory Cook Of Glover
and David Hopkinson Of Salem States Attorney,
W r. Rowen Of Troy; High Sheriff, F. II Hold
ridge of Irasburpl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

ANOTHER TnNG.-The only chime Of church
bells in Vermont is in the tower Of the Catholic
church at St Johnsbury-pacod there few
months ago. One Of those bells was purchased
and presented by Hon. Horace Fairbanks. VIII
not liberal Catholics to it that they not led
blindly to vote against one whose course toward
them has been so generous? We appeal to candid
men be sure that they do not unwittingly do an
injury to one who has 50 literally treated them, .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

Ut "h''ioi '"i'f""Ah '+hAh =" ii"'Pii''H
and Casayn contains elements absolutely essential to cell
growth and the formron Of the system. DR.. Dsan a
celebrated Psychologist Of Paris, says that Phosphate OF
Lime ennonty exciting agent Of the functions Of
uoni in other words nnirtiye tonietai 1t induces the
albumenod matter to the cellular shape that
II controls the formation Of tissues when taken into the
system food Is absorbed and tile weight Of the body
rapidly increased, owing the transformation Of albu-
menod matter into muscular nbre," sufferers from I'M
perfect nutrition, scfoflous aud iubefrons Diseases
viii derive Immediate benefit from It's For sale by all
druggists. wtg-il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

WEST TorsHAs Colonel Albert Clarke OF st.
Adams, addressed the citizens of this place and
Vicinity last Thursday evening, under the auspices
OF the Hayes ard Wheeler Club, Colonel Clarke
spoke for more than an hour aud half to a large
ana attentive audience, His speech II the theme
OF conversation, every one being highly pleased
WIN It, We would advise all who have an oppof-
tunty 10 hear Colonel Clarke to be sure and do so,
AFTER the address, an opportunity was gwen i9f
persons who wished 10 join our club, ana goouly
number came forward, Among Others, there was
lifelong democrat, who requested his name en-
Tered upon the club roll as Republican convert
Others are on the anxious seat, anxiously inqulr.
ing the right way. "WLile the lamp hoias our
10 burn, - etc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

Castora perfect substitute for Castor on, without
any s objections Tor II pleasant to take, and does
not nauseae grippe. For Cosyeness at any age, bat
especially for stomach, Wind Collie, Worms and the
Dsonlered Bowels OF Children It is the most effective
ely In existence 1t harmless Is reliable and 1t Is
eta vgl6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

What can sufferers with bladder, Glanduar and
Bngs Diseases OF the Kidneys require, than prompt
relief and speedy cure This positively accomplished by
taking III srs REMEDY which also Pain In the Side
Loins and Back Gravel Diabetes Dropsy, feIaae rrel-
arite- and Complaints Of the urino-GeRtal Organs In
either Family physicians regularly prescribe HrNr's
naarr