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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

seat, stopped the train, and with the
assistance OF his brakeman, put him
off, he resisting with all his strength.
The conductor then threw his valise
off on the opposite side of the train.
This occurred three miles from Logans-
port, in the woods, and plaintiff walked
back to the city and brought suit, with
result as above. The case was strong
ly contested at every point.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
A Years Reading Free !

The following offer made by the
publishers of the Western Family Magazine,
and the Farmers Monthly, two large, hand
some, first-class, illustrated magazines, price
of each 81. 50 a year, is worth reading:
We will give to any one who will send us
his own subscription to either of our maya
zines, and one other subscription to either
choice of some eight or ten premiums, no one
of which is worth less than $3.50 in cash.
These premiums include standard books, gar
den seeds, and other articles of actual value.
and worth in cash the sum we value them at.
A sample copy Of either magazine. and full
particulars sent post: paid on receipt Of 10
cents, or sample of both for 20 cents. None
free: Address T. H. Edwards & Co., Spring
field, Ohio.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
The Weekly
PIONEER PRESS

indispensable to the farmers Of tile Northwest The
Agricultural Department. greatly enlarged and in'rov
cd has been placed under the supervision of W. j.
Abcrnethy, an agricultural editor of large experience
assisted by corps of Correspondents trained in agricu
tura pursuits And to this will be added Household
Department. which will be especially attractive to the
ladies'
THE WEEKLY edition will contain the general news OF
the week, POLITICAL literary, National and State news up
the hour Of going to press.
1t should be specially remembered that Eastern pub
LEGATIONS several days old before reaching subscribe
crs in this vcinity and that much OF the matter, cspcc
tally that rrt Of most interest to the public here
is already fully given in TIE PIONEER Press; and that
by reason of the teegraphic facilities for obtaining i'm
portant news, THE PIONEER PRESS is fully on levc
with the best Eastern publications, and fully twenty
four hours fresher than that furnished by the best Chi
cago newspapers.
Desiring to place this valuable paper in the hands O.
every farmer in the Northwest the have at
prepared, especially for their subscribers,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

Esther ChillingWorth--and tore the
coil of dark hair away from her neck;
and, in the faint, misty moonlight,
saw dreadful circling mark around
the fair white throat. My.blood curdaod
with horror Of 1t, and hid my eyes,
covering away in the pillow as she
hung over me with long moaning
sob, like the last breath of the dying.
think that terror made me insensible
as lay there; head no more, nor saw
my strange visitant vanish with the
glimpse Of the moon but when OPEN
ed my eyes again, the room was light
with dawn, and was quiet alone, with
nothing more obesity than a dull old
family portrait to watch mo between
the parted curtains. "A DREAM" I
thought, shuddering, as rubbed my
hands across my eyes,
Esther Chillingworth s ring was gone
from my finger! II don't know the
exact story Of it, said Aunt Lucinda,
at breakfast. ''The legend goes that
it belonged to sweetheart of our IN.
cestor, Roger Vane, who was hung for
writchcraft-the girl, I mean, not
Roger Vane,-- in the Salem excitement
of 1903. That was what my grand
mother used to tell me. She never
wore the ring, for she said it was
unlucky. BY the way, you haven't
got it on, have youe l don't sec it on
your finger
'Auntie," l said, solemny, with my
eyes as round as the saucer before me,
lit was taken away FROM me last
night -
'Taken away! Nonsense" said
Aunt Lucinda. "What are you talk
ing about, child?'
So l told her. ''That, that - said
my aunt, derisively; "you've had the
Mi htmare! The ring has slipped of
your finger in bed, it was a size too loose
| ~. yvu. C..o..AA VIII n4Au IL when oh<
is doing up your room, I'll engage 2
And so she did, but my faith was il
nowise shaken, nor could any sceptica
arguments destroy my firm belief il
the ghost of Esther Chillingworth
And to this day, Aunt Lucinda admit!
that cit was an odd coincidence
about the names, that's certain
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

Tn ere can be no mistake about
s'Matchless" plug tobacco takes the lead
Old fine cut chewers say it gives better satis-
faction and is cheaper than fine cut. You
cannot be imposed upon, as each plug has the
words, 'Matchless P. T. Co.," on a wooden
tag. Try it once and you will always chew it.
pany, New York.
Since our last issue we have heard
of several persons who have used Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism; and all
pronounce it q success. 1t comes to our mar
ket highly recommended; and as it is the on
~ reliable remedy now in nse. it will have a
large sale. 1t is taken internally, Price, 81. 90:
six bottles, $500.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The propriety of giving condition
medicine to horses, cattle and sheep, was dis
cussed and admitted by many of the Agricul-
tural Societies throughout the State last Fall,
and We believe that in every case but one
they decided in favor of Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders. Good judgment.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
CAT'''||ARRH
sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Lucrative catarrh,
permanently cured by
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL
CURE.

6AxFoRp's RADICAL CURE FOE CATARRn Is a safe.
certain and cure fos catarra Of every FORM
purely vegetable dstiliation and is applied locally
by insuflation md o. anternas az
It and the nssnl
dizziness Constitutonaily Il renovatea
the blood puraes of tho scid poison Tth Which
liver and kidneys, pcrfects digestion. makes new
blood. and permits the formation Of Sound healthy thy
disease. The remarkable curative powers. when all
other remedies utterly fall. Of sANFoRD's RADICAL
ommcnd 1t to fellow-suferers No statement is mad!
regarding it that cannot be substaniated by the most
good medicine, and worthy all confidence. Each
package contains Treatise on Catarrh and DR.. San
fords Improved Inhaling Tube, and full directions fol
its use in all cases.
md rctail druggists throughout the United States
Price 81. Depot, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

There is, probably, no way in which
we can benefit our readers more than by rec
ommending to them for general use Johnson's
Anodyne Eniment. It IS adapted to almost
eaa idr eeushs cods WSoopng e s%
soreness Of the chest, lame stomach, rheuma-
tism, splitting of blood, and all lung difficult
les, it has no equal that ever we saw or heard
IF
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The Boston Daily Advertiser men.
tions ian organ specially constructed
by the Mason & Hamlin Organ Compa-
ny for the celebrated DR.. Franz Liszt
isl now on exhibition at their ware.
rooms. The instrument is to be used
in the List concert in Europe. 1t is
constructed in many respects on an en-
tirely new principle, and is in all res.
poets truly wonderful instrument.
Its quality of tone and power are sim.
ply surprising" It is certainly great
compliment to these American makers
that the great European musicians
send for their organs.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

Costly Articles Owned by Royal and Noble
Ladies'.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
~: EVERYBODY
ChEERFUIlY RECOMMENDS
COLLINS
v0lTAIC PlASTERS.

V'HEY contain tho grand curative element, ELEc
l. TRIcIrY, combined with the finest compound Of
medicinal gums ever united together. It therefore
seems impossible for them to fail In aording prompt
relief for all pains and aches.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
A FIRST.CLASS
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As a Premium.

As a Premium.
This map shows every post-oface, river and railroad
colored by counties included in the States Of
and Wisconsin, complete; also Northern Illinois and
than half Of Iowa. Subscribers sending us Two
Dollars will receive TIE WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS fol
one year. and one OF these elegant Maps, post paid
any posi-. Office in the United States OF Canada.
THE DAILY PIONEER PRESS will be sent six times 8
week for One Dollar per mont h. or on Mondays. We'd
ncsdays and Fridays only for Fifty Gents per month";
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
PENSIONS

1XU ox0MoX
AL PAID TO EVERY SOLDIER who
Wae disabled while In tho service Of the United
States, BY reason Of wounds, accidental ipjur.
leo. hernia, Or rupture Ono matter how Sill ht),
oss OF eye.stght, diseased eyes, disease Of the
lungs Or heart, rheumatism. loss Of hearing,
varieoss vs1as Of the legs. piles, falling back Of
of finger Or toe, IN any way, BY accident OF
ptasfwiee. o. any osherinjury o. disease, enti.
tlss . soldier 70 spension. Peusions and boun.
aee procured where discha!ss papers arc Lost.
Do1NYi30 PAID 10 III SOL.
0l380 Who were discharged By reason Of
wounds rupture, or accidental Injuries, under
1sw laws. P8N0lON0 INOB&A0ED. Il
70 Stc0 10 % Is years since many received their
Wou0d1, Or the disease for which they were
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

Then she sat down on the side of the
bed with the legs of those navy.blue
britches dangling around her fair neck
and cried like a woman for half an
hour.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
" Ar EXCELLENT PLASTER, f"

Messrs. Weeks d Potter, Gentlemen, Please send
me another CoLLIxs' VoLTA1o PLASTER. find them
to be excellent Plaster tho best that have ever
used am sorry that tho druggists here do not keep
them. +, NJ. SNYDER.
BROADWAY, O., July, 1876.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price, q cents. Sent by mail. carefully wrapped
receipt % cents for one. 81 25 for six. 81 2j fol
Mass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
IL THE BEST PLASTER"

Messrs. Weeks d Potter, Gentlemen, Please send
me six COLLINS VoLTA1o PLAsTERs. Send by return
mail. think they arc the best Plaster ever used
Please ind money incloscd,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04


not you answer meE'
Observation-Disclosures 1 shall break
your heart the boy cried out, break.
ing into tears: Esther, he will not
come to you,@-he is cruel and false,
and deserves not one sigh that you
have spent for him. He is to be mar
ried tomorrow he cannot break away
from his bride at Governor Winthrop's
grand house to keep tyrst at Salem
Jail! ~
"That was all heard. The place
whitfield round and round with me, and
the roar of great waters was In my
ears as I fell on the stone floor, sense.
less while yet alive. But that was the
bitterness of death, what cared I for
the rest! The morrow came, and the
April sunshine glinted fair over the
earth, and shown on the bride in the
ST. Gets of Boston town, and on the
witch girl, climbing the cursed hill to
die. l heard the shouts and jeers and
hootings of the rabble acknowledgements
spring air, and saw, as in a dream,
the sea of hateful faces upturned to
me, and the black gallows drawn
against the sweet, blue, sunny sky, and
l felt the hangman's hands touch me
and turn cold the blood within my
veins, and flung out my last breath
in a curse that should cling--and has
clung-to all women born of that w0.
man, down through unnnmbered gen.
erati0ns- down to you who trace your
lineage through Mabel Daniels and
Roger Vane! In that curse my soul
Wavered and fiuttered out ,--sprang
free, and left, swinging between earth
and sky, on Witch's hill, the fair form
that crept close into q lovers arms in
the green wood long ago.
She stood over me-this ghost of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
The GoyernOrsh,p.

T!.c man who first nominated HOLIDAY
must look out for his larrei>. The Marion
Patriot saws:
Las, September we nominated Colonel +.
". Il. Holiday Tor the next Governor OF
Nlr@l''i": w ." ,', ,',o AZ omd ha,'n
,t', ro,sa,, ~ cb,n~r orr oninion. He
no.ScSscs sli the necessary recommended
iioa>, ana is strong with The people in all
sections al the State. lis capacisy, intel
icc'o"'' Is >cc"n" ~ t+, ;,' ,o,.tinn
n:I!' ';,'' ,,;,a,,, ,ns;t;on ,yI,I,. in yooral
charac;rr ne i above reproaci..
.Ca,awba" gives HOLIDAY telling
c,,lo,~v in the Finrastlc UerGld. but fails to
o,,,.i,,cn tho ycY.1!H which stands TO il that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
0nr Visitors.

orr western visitors have already been
welcomed to Old Virginia so often and IN
go many different ways that 1t is hardly
necessary for the press to repeat the WORDS
OF welcome. The others OF the old States
never would admit her claim, yet Virginia
PERSISTS in asserting that the territory out
OF wuch the States OF Ohio, Indiana. and l'ii-
nois. were carved. was hers even after all
the States had made common cause ana
successfully wrestcd it from Great bri'aih
Sho claims these visitors then AS her own
children, as they have no doubt Dcch 'o'u
often enough already. Or to phrase IL as
did Mr.. SPARKS, OF Illinois. last year. " our
visitors had been born a little seoner-sa!'
q hundred wears aS6-thcy would nave peen
born in Virginia.
Travelling wonderfully enlarges a man )
bor;zn, Contact with strangers ruhS OH
many ssperitics. To paraphrase MAGlNNs
rcn,ri. il YOU travel nj! day WIN
q cultivated gentleman o! engaging man
Dcrs. who tells you Just as ne parts
will, yon that he is a northern he
nub,ican. don't believe him. because he
ourit not 10 be: he ought to be Il southern
Conservative. If. therefore. our visitors
succeed in entering into business relations
with the merchants and manufacturers OF
the cities OF Virginia, North Carolina, and
South Carolina. they will also help TO iiae-
ra]izc or minds and prepare lis for that
restored Union which we all like 10 hope for
At the hands OF an Ohio President OF the
United States.
But business is business. and politics Is
politics. We really don't care 4 button
whether oar western guests are Republl-
cans OF Democrats. We welcome them cor
Gialy. and trust that it will not be long be-
fore some Of our Richmond businessmen
will he prospecting in that magnificent
Mississippi Valley which is hereafter to con-
troll tie de>tinicS OF this mighty nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
TSpecial dispatch 70 the Baltimore SUM-

rSpecial dispatch 10 the Baltimore SUM-
wr. Randall nud the SDcakcTship--
The Vacancy on the Supreme Bench
a Device IL, the Interest OF Kellogg
Another Ohio Prophet Heard From,
&c.
WASHINGTON, May l0.-Alr. Randall en-
loved very much his visit to Baltimore yes
trrdav. At the invitation Of some OF his
MARYLAND friends he will Gre long make 4
more protractcd visit. In regard to the
speakcrship Mr.. Randall is not at all uneasy.
lie has made no personal appeals, as have
some OF his competitors, but The assurances
which he has received from members OF
their support are OF such = character rs ia
Indicate his nomination. 1t Is understood
that an effort has been made to obtain q
united pledge from the members who I'LL
hustercd to defeat the electoral count to or'
pose Mr.. Randall'S nomination, and it is he.
lieyed that large najority OF them VIII
opno>e him. Mir. Blackburn, of Kentucky,
* the candidate Of these gentlemen. Inc
friends OF Mr.. Blackburn assert also that he
has other considerable support, and they
profess to look upon him as the most Iorlnl-
dablc candidate that will be brought for
ward against Dir. Randall.
Judge Sponiord. the new Conservative
senator from Louisiana, isspokcn OF In some
quarters for the vacant position on the
bench Of the Supreme Court, and his n"Nl''
has been urged upon the President, but moi
It is believed. at the instance OF Judge
Spotiord. Kellogg and bis friends are said
to be very anxious that Judge Spoiiord
should have the appointment, for then they
think Kellogg would have no trouble IN
beng admitted to the Senate. In this they
reckon without their host, for ii the APP
Dointment is rendered to Judge Spohord,
and he should accept, another Conservative
senator would be immediately designated by
Governor Nichols TO serve until the next
meeting of the Louisiana Legislature. 1t
is thought in legal circles that the new JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court, whoever he may
be, should be well grounded IN the Latin
code OF Louisiana. The want OF knowl-
edge of the Louisiana code Of laws has for
some time been a cause of serious embar-
rassment to the Justices OF the Supreme
Court.
\ letter received here to-day from Ohio,
written by professional gentleman, who
is 4 Republican, but who has never mixed
in politics, says that the Ohio Republican
Convention will refuse to pass resolutions
endorsing the President. The writer says
that this will be done because the Conven-
ton will be afraid to shoulder snch load
and then appeal to the sut1ragcs OF the Radi-
cal voters Of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
spErrAL NOTICES.
p HO. FOR THE BROAD.STREET

Hr Ho, FOR THE BRoAD-sTREET
DRY. GOODS EMPURIUIt-NEWG OODSl NEW
GOODSl CHEAP GOODSl CHEAP GOODS!-
Second supply of new and cheap DRESS GOODS,
ALPACAS. WHITE GOODS. LAWNS, CASSI-
MERES. LINENS. &C. Just received ut WILLIAM
THALH1ME COL Broad street:
= LOO pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS at 25c.
worth 37c. so pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS
at zoe worth 30c.; 80 pieces new styles BEST
LAWNSat 2fc. worth Coo: 30 pieces new styles
FRENCH ORGANIZES gt csc. yard; BLACK
ALPaCAS at 25c. worth 37c.. nt 30c. worth 4Oc.;
BLACK ALPACAS at SIC. worth 6Oc., ut DOC.
worth 70c.-givc me call on Black Alpecas Tor
bargains; BLACK GRENADINES, In new 81 yles
nj all prices from 24 10 75c.: WHITE PlQuEs ut
1Oc. worth lie, Mt 12kc. worth 2Oc.; LACE
STRIPED MTSLINS-a full line. very cheap; 1000
yards FRENCH VICTORIA LAWN Mt DC. worth
25c-ths Is the cheapest goods Eyer offered In the
city: 600 yards remnants IRISH LINEN nj 5Oc.
worth 75c.: 400 yards remnants IRISH LINEN nj
Coo. worth 90c.; full line of all kinds OF MITE
GOODS at low prices cheap stock oil CAasl-
MERES aud LINENS for mems and boys wear:
LINENS for ladies' suits, GRASS-CLoItiS.&c &c
In which can sell bargains: 300 FRENClt-WOFE
LACE-TOP cORaETS ut 50c would be cheap nj
90c. Call early and secure one at ,o
WILLIAM TlIALHIMER'S,
COL Brond street.
KID-GLovE DEPOT of WILLIAM TIALiI-
MER. COL Broad street: 500 pal rs excellent IW9.
BUTTON KIDS Mt SOC. n pair, In MI shadcs, iieht
and dark: 500 pairs best TW0-BuTTOS hlDS ~
75c. and 3l-in the latest shades. ms Is an extra
good and cheap lot and | ask \ COLL from NOSE In
want OF lid Gloves my ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
A New Postal &rranCGIne EN- {.

The Richmond Dispatch proposes new
feature for the postage law, to which we see
no objection. the suggestion has in it
several points of convenience, and would
do no harm to the postal revenue. But let
the Dispatch state its own casc.-[ Norfolk
Ledger.]
1--WE propose that any person who elects 10 pay
tbyee cents postage upon 1t be allowed 10 Send l
newspaper through the mails containing as much
writing as he chooses TO put upon The margn IL
NAV be but word two, or 1t may be message or
n dozen or of two dozen words 1t will not he 4
postal card that Is open to tile public. 1t Will not
be letter. this Is too formal miSsrc. Ii will be q
means OF shaking hands by mail"
This is undoubtedly good amendment,
and will be a matter of great convenience
to ncwspaper-men and businessmen gene
rally. The Dispatch is entitled to the
thanks of the press for the suggestion, and
the member of Congress who offers and
carries through the amendment will deserve
the thanks OF Chat numerous multitude who
are too lazy to write letters, and yet wish to
communicate with their Acknowledgements
burg Neoos.
T'rint last sentence tells the story in few
words: " too lazy 10 write letters, yet wish
to communicate with their friends."]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
A Noble Charity.

A friend whose heart is "opcn as day 10
melting charity" sends US the following
note, 1t was not intended for publication !;
Int it voices so unconsciousIy the "eIo-
oucnce'' which was expected from us that
we print it "a we received it, supprcssing
only the name:
RICHMOND, May RI, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: Can you not put a
good word in the Dispatch tomorrow Sat
urday) in behalf OF the "Retrcat for the
Sick:' 1 ask it then in order that You
NAV call attention TO the fact that on Sunday
next n3thy is the General Protestant Epis-
copal Sunday School anniversary. and at the
large meeting in st. Paurs church ut $3.50
y. NJ. Il collection will be made for the
"children'S cot" 1t is a gentle, Christ-like
charity, and must enlist the sympathics OF
all, yeung and old. The cause will be
urged by DR.. Minnigcrodc and Mr.. DaShleli
Several desperate cases OF young sufferers
have been treated there. | rely on your
eIoqnence TO stir up al eur preachers and
Sunday-school superintendent to give due
notice on Sunday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12

and his views, nc Ia unfit 10 represent re-
united country either at home or abroad.
We give him no credit for his lattcr-day
articles. He is after an Office, and supports
Mr. HAYEs's policy because he supposes 1t
will prove to he like his Misrepresentation
OF the southern people in Hurpcr's Weeksy-
profitable. Let hlm stick to his easy chair.
The country wants for it's officers mon who
had craftsmanship and hberality enough to
induce them to aid in restoring peace to the
Union: not men who preached ill-will as
long as it paid them to do so, and now "'sh
to draw nav on the other side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12

PooR PAcHAED-Ee,o Orleans, May TO-
Ex-Governor Packard tonight sent the fol-
lowing dispatch to Senator Blaine:
The overthrow of the lawful State GOV
crnment was appropriately celebrated TO-
day. DetachmeDts OF the army and navy or
the United States participated with the
White League Of Alabama and Louisiana IN
the celebration OF Democratic success. Dlu
poetic justice require that the honors OF tins
achievement should he thus equally divided
in the absence OF the Commission? The
gray was accorded the post of honor to the
blue, and asked no apology. The custom
house and post-ollice were closed in admi-
ration of the event. 1t is probable that
United States interference will not be re-
quired hereafter. 5. b. PACKARD.
[That last brick hit sOmcbody.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-12
E-;- FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL, WATERS:

BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER Mt $3.50 case
HUNYADI JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun
ga-an:
PULLSA BITTER WATER Bohemian;
FREIDRICIISHALL BITTER WAITER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.;
TICIIY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, saratoga;
HATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGH.ANY WATER. &C, &C,
bv the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms. ut MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore
myll 0l0 Main street.