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The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
NEW CASTLE COUNTY SS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE

rINo THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
L GREETING.
WHEREAS, Jane Sullivan. by ber rext
friend, James A. Atwell. by her petition to
the Ju ges of our Superior court, filed in
Court in and for the County of New Castle
~ for the cau.e of complaint therein
)alleged. has made applicitlon to
I SEAL orr said Judges that decree may
be pronounced dissolving the mar
w. riage existing between the petit
toner and her husband John "ullivan.
We therefore command you. as you have
been hereinbefoIe commanded, that you
summO JOhn Sullivan, so that he be and
appear before the said Judges of our said
Superior Court of the next term thereof, to
be held a. New castle in and Tor the COun-
ty of New Castle. on Monday the Goth da
Of November next, to answer the allegations
of the Sa petition, and also to show cause
If airy he has, why q decree of the said
Court should not be made, dissolving the
marriage existing between him and the
said Petitioner, according to the act of AS
sem bly, in such case made and pr vided.
and also to do and receive what the s i'd
Court shall then and there consider concern
ing him IN this behafas to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent With the provi-
sons of the said act OF Assembly,
Witness the honorable Joseph p. Come
gys, Esq, az New Castle the 25th day of
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. CHARLES BEAi,TON,
Issued Aug. 25th 1877. Prothonotary.
The above is true copy of summon as
nug23-tf 1SA np!'BB. Sheriff,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
DENTISTRY.
EVERYBODY SURPRISED AT T H E
E tremendous reduction at
DIR. STOUGATON's.

Atfull set IS to $40. The Doctor inserts more
tech than any other firm in the United
STATES, and is rapidly sending his work to
every diuner table in Christendom, Fill
ing 75c. to 81. Extracting only 15c. Moth.
ing but fl i.st- class operations perfOrme ed
lll7 Vine street, Philadelphia. jyl3.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
THE CRISIS I'm FRANCE.

The death of Theirs has depressed the
Republicans in France very much, and
has correspondingly elated, their opponents
1t IS unpleasant to think, that the life Of
one man would be Of such supreme i'm
portance to nation.
Every friend Of liberty will feel the
warmest sympathy fer the Republicans of
France, in this emergency. That they may
yet prevail, not only in the elections, but
in the choice of such moderate measures
afterwards that the lovers of order may
not be repelled, all will sincerely hope.
But there is lesson for us which should
not be lost in the life, the remarkable
power, and the regre.ful memory Of the
ex- President of France. He was strong,
because he dared to defy the mob in order
to serve the people. He held power
which few private citizens attain, because
he had never stopped to court the favor of
a mob, or to surrender his best judgment
to the clamors of the hour. He represent
ed, better than any other man iu France,
the restraining influence Of great intelli.
gence combined with sacrificing pa
triotism; an influence which self-govern-
nent in any land too often tends to destroy
but without which selfgovernment can,
nowhere endure. The people become the
mob when they act without the calm de-
liberation, without the counsel Of the ablsst
and wisest of their true well-wishers, and
without the restraints of law. Whether
the rule of the people is the best. certainly
the rule of the mob is the worst known
among men. 1t has been the blessing of
France that, in most trying times, it has
had one statesman who could rise above
all the tempests of popular passion. This
country may yet need such statesman,
and will trust him then, to his own honor
and the incalculable benefit of the whole
people, if his whole life had proved that
he was worthy of such trust.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
DESMOND & CO.,
e. #. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Of Iron.

f. f, Kurkel's celebrated Bitter Wine q,
Iron VIII ciitctually cure liver cJlnplaint.
vi dice, dyspepsia, chronic or r,+rvou:,
debility. chronic aiarrhoeA aISrasa of the
hloneys aud all di-eases arising from +
dlsnrdered liver, stomach or intcgiiree,
such as constipation, fl .tu.enca, inward
p1 es, fultDess 0. blood to the head acidil,
OF The stomach, nausea. hesrtbur.l, ciS&u%i
for food fuliness or weight in the sa,mqch
sore quotations, sinking or tluiiering a
the pit of the stomach swimming Of the
head. hurried orditficul IL breathing, iu,ter-
ings at the heart, choking or sufiOcatiDg
sensation when in lying posture dimness
Of yission, dots or webs before he sight,
dull pain in the head, deficiency of pres
piration, yellowness Of the skin and eyes,
pain in the side, back. head, chest, llnns,
flesh, constant imaginings of evil and great
depression ofspirils. Price 81 per bottle.
Beware of cOuoterfeits. Do not let your
druggist palm off some other preparation
ofiroD he may say is a good. but ask for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. Kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron is not
sold IN bulk--only IN 81 bottles. +. +, Kun
ke., Proprietor, No. $50 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
ICE CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the well Known and popular dealer
in ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
new Second Street Market House. where
he will dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his usual urbanity and
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY good hu
NOR, he will serve all his customers prompt
ly. and do his utmost to lessen the burden,
Of life by doing the square thing to all his
fellow men. He will also supply parties
and pic MICS with Ice cream, and orders can
be left either athis stall or at his house,
north east corner of Sixth and Orange street.
mayl5em
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
MEDICINAL,

nR. FlTLER'S VEGETABLE. RHEU.
~ MAT1C kHMEDY.-is the rerscrip.
ton OF one OF philadelphia's eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rherma.
tisnl, neuralgia, sciatica, paip, Backschu
&C., or money refunded, by invigorat!n.
the nerves, purifying the blood, an. ueL
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
BY merit 1T has become standard med.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useipg
1t in time Remember that DR., Filter il,
the only physician in America deyolinl
~ years to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. IS south Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
BOARDING..

DOARDING.-Good board for $I25 per
ID week. at 305 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08

BOYS anxious to make few dollars a
week can do 80, by selling HERALDs.
Little fellows who are respectful, and in
dustrious frequently make So to 81, per
week, sum not to be despised these hard
times. New beginners kindly dealt with.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, in two hours
Sto,e no ice III ,l,d head passes, seat, pin and
239 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
SEND for circular. For removing seat, rim
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for a bottle of Kunkeps Wofm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never fails. Comman
other worms can lie readily removed,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08

A handbill announcing negro picnic
In Tennessee requested persons attending
10 leave their pistols and razors at home.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
f.. f. Kunkel's ustral LIE. f.
Kunkel's Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
dandruff. alley irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling Oft, and promote the growth in o
very short time, They preserve and beau
lily the hair. and renderit soft and glossy.
pearence TO braid and wiry hair, and as a
halr dressing. they are unriva led: eradi-
cate dandl uff and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruff. itching, eruption, Cures headache
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to a nat
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle ST.,
Ask your druggist for them or Send to f, F.
Kunkcl. Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
WILMINGTON. Del, Sept. 8, 1877.

NorICE TO SUBSCRIBERS s-.~Those of our
subscribers who are indebted to the MORN
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re.
mittance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

Science knows no country, no religion, no
politics, aud, IL is 10 BE- presumed, no sex.
Al any rate q woman, MIS-. H. X. Ingram, OF
Edgeiield, Tenn, read al interesting paper
before the American Science Assoc alton m
Nashville the other day, on "AtmOSp he.Ic
Concession as "a Means OF Distinction" 4
which she advocated the germ theory of dis
cases, and advanced some strong arguments
i1 support OF her position. Her proposal is
- Iii The germs by conclusion OF the air.
She states that, for instance, all the mos
EIiiOes in a room can be KILLED by expo ling
IA the center Ofthe room, a small quantity OF
gunpOwder on a shovel. Fish can be SINH
larry killed in the water. Tae worst out
breaks of cholera occur in the stiilsst hours
OF the night; possibly the conclusions of the
air during the buster hours may prevent the
germs from spreading, in fact may kill the
Ore report OF the proceedings states that her
paper attracted much attention on account
of the sex of the author, and that il was
philosophical In tone, and of more than aver
age merit aud suggestiveness. At the con-
clusiou of lis reading one OF the scientists
expressed his appreciation OF It's logical
C. aracter and general merits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

Messrs. Nackey ana Scott, OF South Caro-
lima, appear TO have made out pretty strong
case against senator Patterson, by opening
and making a Photographic copy OF a Ger
tam damaging letter written by him some
Time ago 10 one kImptOn. So far, so good. f.
seems TO Dc bad for Patterson. But If thes.
two gentlsmec are not in turn ARE stod and
lined I'VE hundred dollars or sent to The pea!-
tentiary Ior a year, or both, for opening a
letter directed 10 another person, ii will be
because they can plead that they have no:
technically violated the letter OF section ,sg2
Of the revised statutes. All that would save
them is The fact hat The letter in question
bad never been III toe mails or IN the hands
OF an officer ia the postal service. Morally,
their guilt il Tie same: Ii is clear, more
over, that their motive was 20 injGTe Patter-
son and rot 10 serve The state, so that they
can claim nothing for themselves il the
premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

9th of the Massachusetts Senators have
been heard from on 1.-The policy" and bob
endorse it. The southern policy Mr.. Da IS
thinks was a necessity, and Mr.. Hoar thinks
about the same thing. Mr. Hoar says that If
the members OF the state Convention desire
him 20 DO so ne will fully express his views
on national topics. There l. a general desire
Just now To Know the sentiments c. the re
publican Senator'S from Alabama, Florida
and South Carolina in regard to the PreSi-
dents policy. When these gentlemen are
heard lroru the public VIII be able TO tell
whether The policy will succeed or whether
it Will melt away like the baseless fabric OF
vision.
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V'HE FEET-iue1ltjon!-l r. SCHULTZ
bosb senDss ivants sEenue, 9TH ~ beg.
u iLioltn %, patrons and all afflicted with q, rus
restertd Nails, Bunloss L r., sOft q rus, &C
tnet De l. a. usual reedy htsntanoously to relieve
all cases painless and IN 1rough ser 2rs
LTOR sALE-Will be sold in frort Of D)wlips'.
- Auction Rooms, TUESDAY, Septem- o.
Der II n 81 IL o clock, one Horse, Phse- <oS
ton, and ii a. ness the property of lady having no
use for th.m- TEe turnout would Git q doctor or
ady To drive. sens Or
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To correspondence.

All letters intended for publication, referring In
any way 90 the editorial department. Of the paper,
should be addressed The EdfOr Of The S,Gr Those
relating 10 its business departments should be sd
dressed 90 The PE5bshe- of TIE Ssar. Observance
ofshess directions viii prevent provoking delays.
Chr IS etc in payment Of bills should in all
be made payable % the order Of The ErsaiRx Star
NsiesP1psr ConydHy,-nOt n that Of any individual
- Nc anonymous communications read No re-
ieeted communications returned.
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FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS HIST
RECEtYkD At
c. NJ. TOyySON q cos,
20 pieces 10 81 dark Calicoes. &c
Heavy Canton FlaHueIS. ~. ~ I5c
Heavy Wool FiarD'ls Is -. 2. 81 zoe
-, SIC. &c. " ''0-'
Blankets, full double, s25e, So. $50, s..
Bed-'tckirR. festler proof. chesp
Black Csslmeres, beautiful blacks, double width
SS. 50. co, 73c '
BLACK Alpscas, from Is, %, 81, 81 zoe
Fail Dress Goods brCnZ' brown, seal Town Nav
blue, bottle green, PC
bottle greer.
Water IrOOr Cloths, black, seal brown, Navy blue,
cheap
shaker Flannel, all qualities.
HAMBURG EdriDP at alf price.
Come ard save money at
e. NJ. TOWSOy g. CO.'S,
S-ps-F.t.'h.tr GH6 Penn
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E0R RENT. FOn hENT.

4.
"A Grant -. NV. handsome double House, furnish
ed, - rooms. every modern in D.. 20
GIS 18th street northves 10 Rooms, mod Ius b. IS
2143 Penn q avenue NV. rooms mod IMP IS
1O6 Ineie Place, IL rooms and q able, mod imp 50
9ls street northwest, rooms mod. imp -. 20
l2OS Ith street nv, 8 iooms nd sore -.--.... IS
23y LET stree SO ntheas,, rooms, mod imp --. 81
lS42 9th rect porth y est. 10 rooms mod imp IS
200 5th street southeast, 10 rooms and store
mod. imes., with store, $50; without ......... 50
2O2 5th street SOU heast- rooms, mod mp..--. 30
2O4 9Th street southeast, rooms mod i'm p 80
I29 Il street northeast. rooms, nod. imp---. "
1904 Ith street NV rooms. sto-e and stable 81
BIB Ilth street northwes store ...---. 1s
514 llth street north rooms alter In yard -
21S ~ street northeast. rooms aud eel ar =. n
SD6 7fh strt ef southw est. rooms and table o.
22OS Virginia ave. no rthwest, rooms - = Is
Z. %. HOFFMAN,
sers-st 040 y street northwest
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sePS tr
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORk,
SOC TH4MPTON AND BREMEN.
he stesms IL Of this Com pany VII sal every Sat
ercay from Bremen Pier, foot a. Third <fSkA
,sreet, choken Ba'es Of pssssge: IRON. kin
sew 1OTk 10 southsmp on, London, e<e-7k@<s
atre end Bremen, r. - q BIZ, INC, second cabin.
Soo eold storage, $50 eHrTercy For freight or
$50 sbpaJ 10 OElRtCHs 60
s0tS s~- Bow Ing Green, New York.
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BRttef Butter! Buttcr!
e. NJ. TOWSOS & CO.'S,

ASK YOCR GROCER OR BUTTER MER
CHSNT FOR THE GILT EDGE BUTTER
CoMPANY's CREAMERY BUTTEB, PUT UP
IN ADAMS PATENT CISES ~ ONE
POUND BLOCKS VERY FINE
IF YOUR GROCER or BUTTEE lrER
CHANT DOES NOT HAVE IT yOU CAV
FIND II II The FOLLOWING PLACES:
g. c. CCBEwELL. I4Is Pa ave
L. :. \ b. CEoPLEi, Bridge street, George
!. yyBHsoN CO, Mas mic Temple, 9Th and
) G AULD, corner 9Th ard I. streets.
s LANGLEY, corner To- street and Massachu.
ERthK J. TIBBETTs Iitn street and New York
F-n PAIL, 1915 ~ street,
-. M NAhDER. COrrer lI'h an ! streets
4 McqGkM {. 227 Pa, ave, s0u'hss.t'
r. MEEsTyR. 1908 n stTt9t s'i ,t695.t.
Il nAMEfI. go strHrt norihw",..
T. s6kTlS Ss6 ac'Fi rise . .tseft Cri'n'awn
GrORt,T ~ = M,'t'VSs .sise' ..o.o,..
81 Il a II, street stree, east .5a,hoa...
!. nc Sc car4-, IL. eng . stcezts noFtnwest.
mcCGEMLCK 7th aud stteets southeast
DuPrE Cn ae ra., s Il stret southeast
y " BUR lie L.. 1882 street.
oHN i 5 s shS B6gn a2y
EB q sG0np1ERi % s,aGe sree' GeoTgstoyn
n LkScT0S CO. So Oh strssi
y A Pool. 1900 ittb street. northwest.
= MOP H SoCng- s1s Hd fgt s2uthf hsc.,
iEO; 7 KEhSsEE3Y, l2Oo ? s'-ce. northwest
FRANKLIN PABEETI, s'h str,et an New
" m Ci=sEi., III, 7,h street. northwest
T A. RCyEB. c1raer Nortn CGp.tg! aai Ii streets
J} 55s use C9ssg. :: -, ,!l It ;s EoIe
J. YCWtES, corner ga ant str, cts n rthwest.
J. :. Epo- r, .5TEer SIT a1C Els5 Capitol Streets.
also, al Whol ale ODl;, by
4. L. phillips. Commission 1Isrc51n',
Sole gent foT thc District. with
EARBOUR d HAMILTON, Who'esals Groesrs,
G35- C33 GIL Louisiana Ae-Bue,
Whsre ~ will lad a large stock + HeS York aud
New YORK ON EDGE BUTTGe $ speciality. 1t
UosENDALE CEMEST-s chr. Mary
"a t.i'I-r i nov CrCharstpg 1900 barrels flesh
S''''',o = ~ - . '' L. W.. GO ,NhED.
seg7 It 02:s L.ul-isn. avenue.
cor E.
Bost Java, roasted, 5 c.ut Maracaieo AMI Ia
guai IA, Il cents CE1.ov Bic, = cents; Good Bio,
tonerr, and charges give satist,ciisr
sep7n 1918 pcnrsy'rania Grs,.se.
VUTTEK! BUTTER! BUTTER!
EGGS. EGGS, EGGS,
FTesh receipts Of BUTTER daily, Part very fne,
on nsikruent, a. fCr salA %
Il. f. DVTROyv,
seT7 81 Tenth and 4 Stress.
4I4 + + Ms Ala
MERCRANT TAILORING PARLORs,
aI9 Ninth street,
OBTAINS the largest and choicest assortment Of
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS
ever before offered To the Washington pubic.
kim ceal5 only Ia PIFCE GOODS, aud he keeps
Ready inside Garments, EMPLOYS none but the
best Cutters, and with a score Of skilled workman
engages TO turn out as sood garments. we'll made
and as ari.ticaliy Gu, as any first class Merchant
Tailoring establishment in the United States.
Gentle men will "a il to their material adv sntase
to leave their orders for suits at kEENS. sci 3m
nEMOREST PATTERNS, all the new
~ stysss, Just receiI by w. p. WHITE CO.,
Booksellers and st.tioneIs. 1142 7th street W.
schJsi ard Blank Books speciAtrs seps-y
| T. IDW CLARK, T. b. CR0Ss, JR.
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Average s,rorn Daily Circulation orer
1S,5OO-beipo more than three times that
Of any other daily r0per jn Washington.
and more than that Of all the others added
t0pefher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

Matters again look serious in the Lehigh
coal regions. Parties of strikers are repre-
scented as roaming about the country depre-
dating and so far have they carried their
maraudipg operations that vigilance com
mittees are forming 10 resist their encroach
ments. Altogether the tenor of late dis
patches is calculated to arouse grave appra-
tensions, and TO lead 70 the belief that there
VIII soon be renewal o. the troubles of a
lew weeks ago, unless compromise Is e!-
fected between the coal companies and their
employees AT present both employers and
employees stucbOruly refu se TO come TO an
understanding, and there seems no ground
TO hope for a. early adjustment o. the DIFF
feTeuceS
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

All the Bo- BE used in the Public and Private
Schools Of Ihs District AM eli other Ri sites for
he school room, to be bad at The lowest prices,
WI. BALLANTYNE'S.
sfpS-tr 42S Sereafb street.
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THEODORE GATCHEL,
Real Estate and IHSaraHce,-
Corner OF lith aud r streets.
FOR RENT. FOR RENT. FOR RENT
1874 Q street. Dortha est II rooms IN 4 imp. 81 80
1900 l4th street northwest IL rs mod impS-. rs o.
300 lst str et sonheas, 10 rooms. mod. imps- 80 G
1870 ath FL, porthwe est 10 rooms, mod imps.- 81 CO
I'D street northwest rooms, mod imps----.- s. O0
1870 street northwest, : rooms, mod. imps- IS ~
DOB 18th street northwest r,oms, mod i'm ps- IS 10
800 Ii street northeast, rooms. mod i'm Is o.
2O11 llth street northwest la mod iTaps p 10
2Ol3 lit h street north vest, mod imps. u ~
FL vingtcn street IS RS mod. i'm Sc. Is ~
Ard several other desirable small houses In north
western section of the city.
Stores
4S1 Pennsylvania avenue northw CTS 20
1914 Pennsy ty ana avenue Lorthw e5t..-.... IS o.
1900 street rortt " st...... .... Is 90
z f-mStu,tf
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The New Song Of Il Shirt.

The New Song Of Il Shirt.
The s0ng that sing . a ''fs---rt fhi-r
From - sc one that uSsc F't hearts q wrin1
Nhfn Bucf made poverty. tuncor anf dirt
ParaVs M t G..' o.se ~ Of a.. a. 80, SIR
Nd song wil not Tgad % strikiagly well.
The shirt that NAME no other Gao shame
shirt without iau.t, suspicion or blame,
Wrought Of material - frm sni - ine.
And - p ri-ctly moU'i"c to SIS de-ign,
That no man coald ever b. srCh Ounce
sc L. Sesr another, y no wore this once.
Gusset and seam are stitched b steam.
And there's no occasion for men ~ dream
IN rearing this shirt & superior NJ,
no iee'lns rncgn'lnrlF NE IN it,l
Either Of mothers, or daughters. OF wives
on Ont the e., G,hs, hand then: y2u,undsr.tsDa
: q suit the taste Of the manly mind,
And keep his temper sareneiY kind.
u y eloums booG o. every wife
Who values peace and 1Uiet life.
For she who has met can never forget
Her lord and masters Midget and fret
When the garment that should b. msntle a $3.50,
And mtdel - beauty. \ u-ith-r g these
For where i the man no can hesr the strong test
OF an lly made shirt-aot known the best
IL r. then clear, Q blessing O. men
This ssirt sho,s sssu,y inspires ~ ren'
Warranted perfect ~ ely part
And he rho has worn II " III evsrrlore swear
1.-THE only shirt NJ TOR gentlemans ~ezr."
Aud 80 sing Of the beautiful thing
] hat srit- all =cls - n fan ~ sp-inr,
a luy fcreysr % one ha insgs
The sweet c. N pisceI'e, the q and rer0se
Thst come from the wearing q first rate clothes
n you ~ uire YOU will rud ~ beet
AtGEOESE c. HkNNING 8, Seventh street wen.
Arpg1-fr
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Inn NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
lOU AND NOTE BUGGIEs, Stu
&c st a Ps Pony sis s sso s .ne i.,1
ayIiss Brett, . 4 hfty other style.
Prboes 20 sat. tue time4.
r. ID. SCHMIDT q CO..
wv go PenAs VluGSsS0 OUouve.