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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20
Report Of the Ho.uita, Investigation.

Report of the Hospital Investigation.
The following is the full report Of the Board
of Investigation:
To the Board of Directors of the Maine Gener-
al Hospital:
We, the undersigned, members of the Maine
Medical Association and of the staff of the
Maine General Hospital, having been called
upon to investigate the case of the late
George W. Eaton, and having, in our opinion.
thoroughly investigated all the circumstances
and facts of said case, do embody the results
our inquiries in the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the charges presented by Dr. Files,
VIZ: LIST, THAT George W. Eaton, of Lubec, had an
operation performed upon him more serious than
the case demanded" I'd, "That he had hemorrhage
that might have been controlled and was at least,
indirectly, the of his DEATH" not sustained
by the evidence presented.
Resolved, That. in our judgment, death resulted
from septic poisoning having its origin in the low Vi
tally OF the tissues Of the diseased part.
ResotUed, That, in our opinion, the charges must
nave been founded upon misapprehension of the
facts of the case.
ResotUed, That the testimony in the case not only
clearly disproves all allegations Of neglect of the
patient on the part of the surgeon in charge, DIR. s.
H. Weeks and of the attendants of the hospital but
on the other hand establishes that the operation was
judicious and was skifuy performed, that the sub
sequent treatment was proper and the attention to
the case, until its close, constant and faithful.
Resolced, That, inasmuch as part of the hospital
records in this case was incorrect we recommend
more attention to accuracy of statement in the fu.
ture.
Resolued That, In our judgment, these charges
should have been presented to the proper authorities
OF the hospital, rather than committed to the public
press.
Reso1ued That we have full confidence in the hos
pital and its surgical and medical staff and regard
Them as entitled to the highest consideration of the
profession and the public.
(Signed)
THEODORE III. JEwETT, So. Berwick,
President Me. Med. Association and Consulting
Physician and Surgeon M. Gen. Hospital.
P. S. HASKELL Stockton,
list Vice Pres. Me- Med. Association.
VIM. OsGooD, No. Yarmouth,
I'd Vice President Me. Med. Association.
I'll. H. HILL, Augusta, Consulting Ply
A. J: FULLER. Bath, sicians and
A. MITCHELL, Brunsw'k Surgeons Maine
CHAs. f. SWAN, Calais Gen. Hosp.
The long and exhaustive statement read by
DIR Weeks at the hearing, and which the in
vestigatiug committee evidently considered
a conclusive answer to the charges of Dr.
Files, will appear in full in the PRESS next
week, its great length and the pressure of ad-
vertisements upon our columns compelling de-
Law
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENTIAL the death
of Mr.. Henry Tricky, who passed away Tues
day evening, Portland lost another old resident.
Mr.. Trickey was born in 1901, in Westbrook,
where he lived until 1880, when he married a
daughter of the late Benjamin Larrabee OF
Westbrook, and removed to Gorham. He re-
manned there six years when he moved to Port
land, where he has since resided. Mr. Trickey
Joined the Mechanics Association in 1841, was
a member of the Aged Brotherhood. He has
been a prominent member of st. Stephens
church for years. He served two terms in the
City Council. Mr.. Trickey was ship carpen-
ter by trade, but he retired from active business
about five years ago. His wife died some TWEEN
ty years ago. and he now leaves four children,
two sons and two daughters, to mourn his loss.
Mr.. Tricky was an honest man. in the truest
sense Of the word as well as good citizen, and
his death will ba mourned by a large circle of
friends. His funeral will take place Friday
and will bs attended by the Mechanics Associ-
alton and the Aged Brotherhood
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NEW ADyERTEsEMENTs TO-DAY

SPECIAL NOTICES.
III. C. NJ. A. Association.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Writing Desks-H. G. Bagley.
Seltey's Theatre-C. Day. DR., 81 Co.
One Hundred-Latner Bros.
Portland Encanpment Assemblies.
A Christmas Present-Horatio Staples.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
The Largest and Best observation-disclosures Bros.
That Husband of Yours Leavitt & Davis.
Solid BaIgains-Maher.
L. A. Gould g. Ce.-Worsted Jackets.
Lost-Spectacles.
Seven Rooms to be Let.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Large Sale-Mergan & Davenport.
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hEAL ESTATE TRANsrERs-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
Yarmouth-Susan Drew to Wyer p avar
land and bulldogs for $1,000
Nath'l G Farrar to Martha b. Farrar. tbrso
pieces of land for S125.
BIidgton-Rnfus Gibbs to Edward A. Gibbs
part of lot in 18th range.
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6AccARAPPA.-The youngest son of Mr.. j.
M. Webb fell from platform in the rear of his
dwelling to the ground, distance of some
twelve or fourteen feet. He was severely in
ured about the head.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

VERY ANCIENT PLoUGHING.-The Hon. j.
T. McCobb has called our attention to the most
beautiful specimens of glacial burrows and
scratches that we have ever seen. They occu-
by the surface of the lodges on the vacant lot
on Fore street, between Pearl and Silver Streets
disgonalIy opposite the custom house. The
qualification of tho rocks is nearly parallel
with Fore street, the grooves and scratches
more nearly parallel with Silver street One
well plcughed smooth furrow near Pearl street
is large enough to lay the largest stick OF round
timber in and have it one third below the sur
face
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

WRITING Desks IS cents and up. Backgam-
mon Boards rs cents and up. Evyery thing in
proportion. Please call and see for yourselves.
81 so books for $1.00. FL. G. Bagley, 482 Con-
gress street, opposite the Prsble, sign of the
gold pen. -3t-ThS&M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

THE sale of fine oil painting by f. o. Bailey
s. Co., will open to-day. The collection is one
of special merit, many wel-known artists being
represented. This art sale comes at most
happy moment of this festive season of an ex-
change of compliments. A good picture is q
thing of beauty and pleasure all the time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

1. o. o. F.-The semi-annual meeting of
Machigonne Encampment was held last even
ing and the following officers were cleo ted for
the ensuing year:
G. p, Albus r. Moody.
II. p, Henry @. Skllings
S. W., Warren c. Loring.
j. W., VIM. A. Jacobs.
r. S., Chas. +. Plummer.
Il. S., Nathaniel G. Cummings.
Treas. Stephen X. Dyer,
Trustees. e. P. Banks, Freedom Nash,
Emery @. Chase
Agent, Geo. Ell. Mckinney.
AT the semi-annual election of officers of
Falmouth Encampment. the following were
elected:
q Chief fredericksburg W. Fletcher
High Pfiest-John M. Brown.
Senior Wsrden-Hiram FL. Rich.
Junior Warden-Charles Rich.
& Recording Scribe-P. w. Stoneham.
Financial Scrbe-H. X. Coiesworthy
Treasurer-Frederick Bucknam.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

ONE hundred dozen Silk Handkerchiefs for
ladies and gents pockets, and Muf1ers. Also
Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes, at aston
ishingy low prices, at Latner Bros.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

SELTEY's American Boys Theatre-as enter
tanning as a real theatre. Also the Few game
of Citradel. Just received at @. Day, Jr., s.
Co. ga Exchange street. dec2O2t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

THE third in the course of Portland En-
campment Assemblies" takes place tonight
at Lancaster Hall. Chandler furnishes the
music Tickets can be had of the committee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

THAT husband Of yours wants you to buy him a
pair of those nice Toilet Slippers for Christmas
Present at LEAvITT & DAVIS, 437 Congress
Street, harrington Block. de2Odtf
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Birds, Birds, Birds:

EAA FINE Canary Birds, Bull Finches, Gold
Blackbirds, &C., for sale for a few days, at 30
Exchange Street.
f. 0. BAILEY g. co.
dec17 dot
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

THE sale of fine oil painting by f. o. Bailey
& Co., will open to-day. The collection is one
of special merit many well-known artists being
represented. This art sale comes at a most
happy moment of this festive season of an ex-
change of compliments. A good picture is
thing of beauty and pleasure all the time.
WRITING Desks IS cents and up. Backgam-
mon Boards rs cents and up. Evyery thing in
proportion. Please call and see for yourselves.
81 so books for $10o. II. G. Bagley, 482 Con-
gress street, opposite the Prsble, sign of the
gold pen. dec2O-3t-ThS&M
SELTEY's American Boys Theatre-as enter
tanning as a real theatre Also the Few game
of Citradel. Just received at 9. Day, Jr., s.
Co.'s, "a Exchange street. dec2O2t
ONE hundred dozen Silk Handkerchefs for
ladies and gents pockets, and Muflers Also
Linen Handkerchefs in fancy boxes, at aston
ishingly low prices, at Latner Bros.
The third in the course of Portland En-
campment Assemblies" takes place tonight
at Lancaster Hall. Chandler furnishes the
music. Tickets can be had of the committee.
EXTRA bargains can be secured at the clos
ing sale of Warehouse & Co., for the next few
days. Be sure and attend this auction sale.
LADIES looking for Silk Handkerchief Hem.
stitched Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves and Nit
tens, Fichus, Japanese goods, Embroideries
and holiday goods of every description, must not
fail to visit Carlton Kim5all's, 495 Congress
street. His prices are Is per cent. less than
last year. dec19d3t
THREE-BUrToN Kid Gloves at $1.5O per pair,
fine quality, pearl Card Gases, Russia Leather
Fans, and Lace Trimmed Sets make handsome
holiday presents. See them at 81. 1. Nelson's,
443 Congress street, Harrington block.
G. 81. LAMsoN has now in store splendid
stock of fine goods in the watch and jewelry
line, including fine watches, guard chains and
slides, necklaces and pendants, shawl and scarf
pins, cuff pins, sleeve buttons, studs, opera
glasses, silverwsre, clocks, sc. dec1Stf
WHAT better for Christmas gift than nice
handmade Worsted Jacket, for $1.25. Fine
assortment at FL. 1. Nelson & Co.'s. 443 Con-
gress street, Harrington block. dec19-2t
PARTIES desiring anything in the watch and
iewelry line will do we'll to examine O. Fl. Lam
sons stock before purchasing elsewhere, Dol
Middle street. dec18tf
THE latest style leggings for ladies, misses
aud children are the Gossamer Rubber, sold at
Halls Rubber store dec1Sd1w
CELLULoID JEwELRY is still as popular as
ever. The largest and freshest stock in Maine
can be found at G. Ell. Lamson's. New styles
in lace and cuff pins. dec1Stf
HILLS unlaundred shirt for 81 has not an
eqnal. oc1S-tf
EXAMINE Merry, the hatter's, advertisement.
dele dl26
HILLS furnishing store is opposite the foot of
Free street oc1S-tf
"WHAT 1 have seen and known, recon-
mend" Use SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES
for your Coughs, SC. For sale by all Druggists.
Caswell & Co., corner Washington and Winter
streets, Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

SCHOOL ExHIBTIoN.-The pupils of Miss
Ella Sargent's school gave parlor entertain
ment at las Spring street yesterday morning.
The following was the programme:
Song-ChIistmas Bells, Christmas Trees. School
The Water Mill. Edith Carroll
Song-Merry Snowfiakes. ....... ,,..,...,.. School
La Cigale ct La FouIm.
Annie Waterhouse and Elliot Mitchell
Song-Sngers' Invitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School
A Hundred Years Ago............. Hattie johnson
SoDg-Put Your Shoulder to the Wheel,
Solo, Elliott Mitchell. Chorus, School
Wreck of the Hesperus. ...,,,..., Lena Golothwait
Song-Nine O'Clock A. M. School
The Barefoot Boy ....................Joh John Clifford
Song-My Kitty. Ida Green
Baby Bye. Birdie Anderson
The Song of the Red Leaflet. School
Mr.. and Mrs. Toodles,
Marion Staples and Philip Hunt
Song-Merry, Merry Christmas. ............. School
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20
TRE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Brunei 81 Co., Andrews,
Wentworth, Moses n. b. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros, on all trains that run out OF the city,
At Biddeford, of Phillsbury.
At Saco, of L. Hodgdon and II. Il. hendrick.
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At Bath, of j. D. Shaw.
At Lewiston. of French Bros, and Stevens & Co
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EXTRA bargains can be secured at the clos
ing sale of Warehouse & Co.. for the next few
days. Be sure and attend this auction SALE
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Lost.

ON the 10th inst, one pair GOLD BOWED
" SPECTACLES. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving them at HOUSE NO. 118 SPRING
STREET. dec20d1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

LADIES looking for Silk Handkerchiefs, Hem.
stitched Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves and Nit
and holiday goods of every description, must not
fail to visit Carlton Kim5all's, 495 Congress
street. His prices are % per cent less than
last year. dec19d3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

THREE-BUTToN Kid Gloves at ST. per pair,
fine quality, pearl Gard Gases, Russia Leather
Fans, and Lace Trimmed Sets make handsome
holiday presents. See them at 81. 1. Nelson's,
443 Congress street, Harrington block.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

CELLULoID JEwELRY is still as popular as
ever. The largest and freshest stock in Maine
can be found at G. Ell. Lamsons. New styles
in lace and cuff pins dec1Stf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

HILLS furnishing store is opposite the foot of
Free street oc1S-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

G. H. HANSON has now in store splendid
stock of fine goods in the watch and jewelry
line, including fine watches, guard chains and
slides, necklaces and pendants, shawl and scarf
pins, cuff pins, sleeve buttons, studs, opera
glasses, silverwsre, clocks, sc. dec1Stf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

| EXAMINE Merry, the hatter's, advertisement.
dele dos
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

"WHAT I have seen and known, recon-
for your Coughs, sc. For sale by all Druggists.
Caswell & Co., corner Washington and Winter
streets, Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-20

PARTIES desiring anything in the watch and
iewelry line will do we'll to examine O. FL. Lam
sons stock before purchasing elsewhere, Dol
Middle street. dec18tf
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HILLS unlaundried shirt for 81 has not an
| eqnal oc1S-tf
, 1877-03-27

Jahca t7ot ou,f{ncr 1fo nr,,fu,o o.aur,pro.
~ ,@,, @ ~, .1 t p",,,;
=. y. n,c'' T aa. ,,i. se " .'"as ~, W.
t"sn. - W,,.- arI M,.rs r...ns',sr n.an,.a, ~ nv
W .'o ~ ~, .,i 1iMa at,i,s,- ofrt. ,n te',r
IT,, IT. w.. nr w." ~ s.e,d 49,, e'fnv, o ~ ',i, m,
.ns d, nr . ne.nre rhG p.n,. %nssva Il fnt,1. ,t.
Was rruc'ly beaten shortly Nfter Ills rctuEll ofne
after trstlfyiuv before the Returning 1toard.
Inst week tc wus again assaulted, llis fu,ao
fired Into Mt night, md he driven frrtn
irofnc. In Tauainal,t,s. Peter Cane. a RcDttr
iisan. hns tr"n 1nottrcatcti nnI tIrtrcrt INV
frnt,, h ,n,c t,v a ianI ~ inf,itryrrs hcsticd IL,
-. Ii ''o f't n " bI.H * - sn 7 -
Iritifa, "vnm', vi, 1.isus. M - , .ns oso ~ r.n3.
st,utis.1, T .i ats N LIE aa'"c pne'1''' "a8 uce"
"''..'n.y y. y,tc". fstntc".
~ ~. i!eIctaa, manu- OF nnlido1efa rom nm.
Elpahm lartsh and from across TIC AliHslAsipM
ithe hare ilrlyrn Republican tellDDl-tcachcrst
named Albert Mccoy and Kobert Black, away
frotn the parish.
In ct. 1nfntnnnv rarish. tic houses OF Jvhn
Turner and Walt:r Wjiaof,. rojor.d 1rn,1i,Vtcant
, 1877-03-27

In the co,rsc t. he pursued by Mr. Hayes al
nnIstratinn.. 1,lon't know" saft! tit srnator.
:" that wnnfd lmvc done anything. " that
TO layc prevented the completion of The connt.
hut cancluEct! to try q little hn1!dUzlng 0f
Foster, af"1 succeeded admirably. lie tsx,k
the matter in tIn, and tho result was that a,ot'i
in letters aJlfetsc.1 10 me, hut whlch we're ncv-
er tn my ha1'da, although l have seen them.
Thcso letters were general IN tlrlF character.
and pfc'1gcsl the ADMINISTRATION 10 Fire u local
T1lcrn was nothing In tl,cm aboat withdrawal
that thls woait! follow. wlat parports to i,e
extracts frotn Matthews and Evartsf letters nrc
faiiE foriiE IN ~ ssbcm:" - y Do you think Prcst.
dent iiuyes knew Of this compact
or as P,sty 70 q IT, ssk; "a ySHS a
this you Gait say tn the most positive manner.
but Foster aud Matthews felt that their rcin-
ttons with Mr.. liaycs wcEc such that they
could speak fof bin, but am certal, 10 was
tcrs were tnmlo AMI handed around to Dcno-
Gratis NJ soon AZ received, but nve neither the
originate. nor copies, nna, therefore. ctitl not
Furnish the ful! tsxs. Il waa 80 dlsposetl. I
tion Of ti,o pledges giyen ~ yet, although I
think the PRECEDENT IA pursuing wrong ,tr,lirsc
lust now. i either Hampton Or, Nlcir'l1s
should Eu under, Should teel tt fs1y duty to as
tail the transaction, and to slluw It up IN Its true
1fElt. but ut present anl content to wait the
action Of the President anil Administration"
SENSATIONAL. AND MlsCMlEyoUs.
CJNc1sHATi, March 20.-1n cumrucnting upon
tho Associated Press l!spat:l, from Washington
this morning. wherein 1t il alleged that Senator
Stanley Matthews and Representative Foster
gave written pIclucs on beiiatf Of The President
that tho Hampton and Nichols Government
should not he disturbed, tho Times of this city,
cdtnrlalty says: - We feel warranted In snyn9
that tho letter referred to contains neither tho
terms Of any bargain nor nny pledge IN bcllalf
of tho President, and Tint II was limited to per
sollnl nssurnnccs on tho part Of It's nlfllora of
thclr own opinions and 6eIlefs. We believe Tho
statements Of its contents, wlicl, Eccm to layc
been tnado for sensational and lnischevous pur-
tpBea.H
, 1877-03-27
LOUISIANA.
TIE COMMISSION.

WABMlNoroK, d. e., March .B.-No additions
al Information has been giYen to-day in regard
to tho personnel OF tho Louisiana Commission,
III response 10 The very urgent request Ut tho
President, Vicc-rreaiient Wheeler is expcctcd
to return to Washington within day or two.
md tho Impression il stronger today than IL has
bsen befoFs sl.,co tho appointments Of tic Com.
mission was determined upo, TINT he may utter
ali bc injured to srryc ~ It's Chairman. Tho
President believes Of oil men now In puulr lIf,
Mr.. Wheeler |. py fur tho best uualltlcd for this
de1ica,n on,, r,o.t fmnortsrt ,1utw III. ovnor,-
nnnn ~ ~ ss a3''' s1's 9~ps'r
s!'so III LOUISIANA 1"o years aeo
DUN ~ = member or lie lIouAe
COMMITTEES md subsequently, ~ a
volunteer {.nmmisa f,r III, f hr,,,
H. .,'s'.. '1s'o'.cs !oe tao pusposuo o'"s'
.i,s.e, sss son'pfonnso pel"eeh tns tlscordant
, 1877-03-27
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TitE FORTHCOMING CONFERENCE,

6ptt{d! Dspdfch 10 7Ae Tribune.
WAsnisoTos, D. e., starch 26.-As 10 South
Carolina, It is now certain TINT both Hampton
and Chamberlain will como to Washington.
Tho family Of Chamberlain Is already here, unl1
tt,cro arc said to bc Indications that tile prcp-
arations tnndc arc such us to show that there
is little expectation that tic family viii return
question will, It is confidently asserted. be set
tied within ten days.
HAMPTON WILL CONE.
COLUMBIA, 8. C., March 20.-Gov. Hampton
received yesterday letter of tho President
inviting him to Washington. To-day he has
written tho following reply:
!as"s - fas Unita sia!ts, 1ia.hl.5i"as"s:s. 5i"s
hare the honor to acknowledge your communication
Secretary. ~ Jon express iesfFc for personal
conference wlth my*clf. accept: through motive,
SaRs 3o oo ~ yea
to tht9w additional liEht upon tho qaettians which
have already hcsn 20 ably and Thoroughly present.
simple. But, understanding from the cntnmunf.
cation lharo received TINT she object contemplated
" taq p;ono.ea conferences L soe'y .hat might
thcpcaccful and orderly organization OF single and
Mndlnnutcd stato tloycinmcnt IL, South catullua,
avail myself Of Jour invitation, 20 TINT mar re-.
ttcrato in person what hnyc tho honor to summit
III WftInH: flat in my Judgment All tn1ptJtMCtt9
10 Tic objects 20 earnestly desired y yourseIt md
can II be lpnys r. vi III ps4ns ~ a1s ~ tne H.
Fcdefai troops from tho State. lIo,isr. Tts action
on the part Of the Commander. in. Chief Of tho
United States forces would not only bo hailed by
out psole a. an evidence that tho civil authority
no .qnRes 70 oe su1ora'natea 70 tns ml!itarT
smrc ocs,ic ~ testn nnt txa , am.
Jastrics. sni rsyc assursncs thot IT. MINI
ii 10 be fcs.otcd to hcr 5ust rights Under
tho Consultation. Whatever grievances eXiAt,
whatever wrunqa we sutreT, wa propose to redrcas
them not by rehott to force. bnt By legal and cqu.
etilutlons! agencies. In seeking sneh rcdtc,s.
g sfei me shas represent fully tho Reorganization
hoe neone Wien rye .ha at u mp
poiitcai ounona Hh.t No scrmiusiIon ssi o
madc II ttc adminstration Of justiec, and that nj
citizens OF botf parties and bath rnces a!lajl b.
regArdcd as fully protected BY. and arncnabls 10,
the laws.
4 Jolning most heareiy VIII. yon !1 tie earnest
@ n1g1.e yun Gnr1css tnat 3oa mnI uc nne 70 p0t IN
trrsn,sn NJ H. ~ ,'tapx 1 o n e.
states or noi,tcai derat9cments mhich III atfcct tha
Goyernn,c,It and afliIct lie pcrrle Of South caro-.
lima, and fcTvcnty trusting fat ths nusrcious 70.
, 1877-03-27

. Caution to neutrality-suspicious. 10 tho
increasing coat at vanItfa beans used In the man.
ufAetuse Ut Extract Vanilla. spurious compounds
10 pure vanilla, but prepared principally fFum
Toi1qua beans. This nsuscatiu. substitute eo.ta
the u'Aultactursr lrss than e.lwcntleth part -
~ drtsctcd BY lts oAoF. 1t IL used pslnciExiy VI
tobAccoulst4 for psIfan,!Hy mutt anl ctgass. aui
WA never tntrHdea to bu Used ~ haturInx fur
lhe vsrlous compounds prepared for Tie human
stomach. Barast's EXTRACT a} luall!1 IL prepared
from selected vanilla bcans. and IL warranted
entirely free from Tonqns or otare delriefluua
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