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New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
4 WESTERN RAILROADS MANAGEMENT.

4 WESTERN RAILROADS NANAbLNENl
CHARGES IN A SUIT BY GIN. SICKLE, AND OTHERS.
The suit of Daniel E. Sickles and others
against Benjamin Richardson and others was before
judge Lawrence in supreme Court Chambers yesterday
on motion for an injunction The planhnS sac as own
c If 25Ooo0 Of tie first mortgage bonds OF the Chi
c,co IN iraW and Canada Railroad Company to have
Cancelled r3,j7jOJD Of bonds of tie company IN the
hands of Mr. Richardson, and meanwhile to prcrcHt ,"
sale ot these bonds Inc road cN.d, from Gran! Haven
to -, Clair, Iici IL May. 1873 ihc company issued
,:5500GOO OF bonds, A,h5c! Green "ud william Bond
being trustees oi tn mortgage. In Ja nary 1876, Mr
T. Kelly was elected president oi The company, the de-
f.plait mana -n, director ana john \. ElwoH,
fary The Plaintiffs say that Nr Ewc was a coniidon-
tal r'e.h oi Nj 'aard'on AMI ma tG 'l i ;.-slcd
,nHt.Jl Of thc company. IL Juj, io'b, thy c''hthH
became iu-0lyrnr, ami, on the req! Il p r oH
and l.. p Ferry, claiming - o"H pr3 thAA nan ul inc
ro. Is. t,r trustees Argan "a foreclosure SAT- ID Inc
TGc raint,s clal t.a' 5,574 500 of thebonds never
,rrgo Issued, bG rcmaiucdn tr pos ,>oa d" IN com
ran, or IT. officers. Mr. Richardson claiming li.n on
ilr1 fr 100000 for advances. L is charged thai in
ciee 10 ch9uec M ui,par,at t,r q, these r,nd>
TIA, tie 1.Iut could c,nlu hr action pi thr trustees
, f., fi,, ca o Of tn, qaa.iii' Interest; and in
pug,uaucc OF this scE,luc Mr E'wt ;5 secretary 81
or I;J 5 10. tir. Richardson u,,'t. The notes to
NIy llWs who lc!u. .ci llyrout Whc',ruu. SUIT was
iac. u,,irc BEING neither sy, to t.t frtsd li oi tnt
cUHip3If a. thc trustees Oh tir mri@leo, J"i it
rlca t. @}.573 OpI oi bond ~ Ar. Richards Ms pos
,...oi winch hc delivered up The bond sod at
five cent. IN Tie Has and lycu t. Re li,bl IL"
b.lH. credited with his 20 Ht t..iI I.icc. The
ulainn ~ therefore tnat tha honds n0 having bccn
trurtiB Issued 5u declared I-}ald.
llt Gr!.d -Gys that lc resigned u" once IN the
company July =, 1876. Ills claims had hcrI audited
iuU allowed ~ tnt GIteOIs "t TIE aWDdut iur winch
tur iulr, made B.rIs tp the mag o. rjupoOD
rled~cl with hn were fl.t ~oli and IJu~l Iu BY him
for s,}p 600. Then he attached thC other bonds winch
had been previously red Gr"Erd win money ucI II. Add
advanced and H." Nrc..f'> sa" b.1"t fL. in for
- "A l..f 10 r..,4 %
matter tried H the sul, l.,r- U Michigan, and
deu., the iGi.dltiiDn OF courts oi ih, ic ~ thC
mater. JUDI GJVr''lr" Re-, .TFcd "a decision.
Inu i;C0t AID c. T. LDvrcy aT.tar for t.c plaintiffs,
Dexter \. Hawkins 10. the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

Won sriIr in sch Iurryf" Pm going 10 the store
ig-idr must be active with you" It's not tie trade
ma has called me dnt" "I's moi w0nIHn, Is II =!
NO of course But ll explain the thing 70 You TO
Econ down your infc1lnI suspicious There arr Three
,orIy,cs In our store ard have only two chairs The
last man that IN he morning has 70 stand up I'll
dav n Is very Important for me to get to the store carly
th;s moruinc-good day - Western Grocer.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
PROF. sILLIMAN ON THE EMMA MINE REPORT

Prof. Benjamin Silliman of Yale College oc-
cupied the witness stand in the Emma Mine trial yeter.
day durng the brief session Of the court Most Of h
testimony OF general nature 70 the discovery o
ores the laws Of mining, and the finding OF
apparently wOrkedOut mines. The " Big Bonanza" was
ced as Illustration Of mine which appeared to have
been worked out; and aferward proved to be Of great
value. In regard to his visit to the Emma Mine, Prof
Slnan said that part OF his compensation for the
eXanl Of the mno contingent upon his making
a favorable report. he received advance 1000 10
defray expenses incident to bis departure. He rlt
refused to go, his college and lecture engagements
pressing, but he urged ~ make tIc eNamma-
ton and 10 name his new terms aud hc finally consented
The examination not concluded when Tie court ad.
iOlruCl,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE COURTS.
WILLIAM II. GALE DIsBARRED.
AN ATTORNEYS TREAcHERY TO WOMAN syyxu,


AN ATTORNEYS TREACHERY TO A WOMAN sHyxpxo
A DIVORCE.
The Supreme Court, General Term has do.
cided 10 disbar William II. Gale. The story OF NJ.
Megarge--prcyiOusy published in TIE TRBUsy-o,
which he Is dsbarred, IL briefly follows: She and h
husband having separated for lncOmpatibty Of epe,
desired divorce She was induced TO visit Gale. Uh,
was then though she did not know H. her husband. a,
torney. She supposed divorce could be obtained q,
this ground, and placed her Interests In his hands 81.
persuaded her to goto NewJersey and while she was q,
her way met her aud induced her TO accountant
him to the Grand Union Hotel, where lie reei.
tered himself and her Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin II.
locked her into apartment with himself and kept her
there all night She remained on q sofa without se.n
Ing and he retired TO ped In the inner Two me,
had watched them, and their evidence divorce wa,
granted against her. Even then 1t some time beors
she discovered the disgrace put upon her The General
Term sent these charges to a referee TO examine Gaia
appeared before him and denied them and endeay0red
to prove abi. The referee found against him. and
the court afllrms that finding. Judge Daniels IN 80
pages OF closely written manuscript gives the opinion
OF the court. He reviews at length the story and con-
cludes that the Turns the question whether Gale
was the man who registered AS James II. Baldwin Ts
Judges conclusion is as follows:
The case has been searched IN vain for some cre,n,
stance that would justify such degree dsrst OF tne
evidence tending t. support the charge wOuidresut
In the creation OF so Inucn dCJW rs To render
missal proper on the ground OF failure proof Tina
consequences that cannot fa follow the rnn
rmati0n Of tie referees report have induced carcia
and critical investigation for that purpose But Instead
OF developing that result, the more the evidence bss
been considered the stronger the conviction has become
OF tie respondents guilt Aud upon that beng found
to be established 1t has not IL could not be denied
that his misconduct has been such TO require that he
should 10 longer remain in the profession he has COM
promised. He has degraded as well dsgraced him.
self TO sueh an extent as TO render II the duty OF this
court under the authority for tAat purpose conferred
upon by the sauto Of the ATE, 20 strike his name
from the list OF its professional officers.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

NJ schieffen proved utter failure. The Grond jury
refused absolutely consider charges The referee ap
pointed by the Supreme Court TO Investigate charges
against Judge Edmonds is pushing tho investigation
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
4 NOBILITY IN TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
HOW THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY FEEDS
THE HUNGRY.

HOW THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY FEEDS
THE HUNGRY
TcmDerancc meetings are held in the chapclS
connected with the Church OF the Holy Trinity, at Mad
son-ave and F0tysecond-st., every Sunday ut p In
uDler he direction Of the rector The Rev stephen H.
Tync ir AT the conclusion Of the meetings supper Is
served followed at 6 O'Clock BY Gospel meeting. lhe
exercises these temperance meetings are ied % re-
formed drmkards Last sunday the chapels were filed
with men whose appearance indicated that at 10 remote
period thcy bad paraen literally Of strong drink The
In.ting in Forythird-st was opened by Thomas Mars
lin who spoke of the trials ana msfOrtncs OF drunk
ards !iie After determining 10 become an advocate Ol
tempelaucc while cndeavoring to prevent liquor from
bc broEcht into his house he was in the face wil
knife by man uaucd Mcintyre VINO is now serving out
HI, sentence inpvsoa The C0nsp uona scar ou his face
Mr. Marshn regard, emblem OF his devotion to IN"
cause Other reformed drunkards related their expert
cuccs. one said that being confirmed lun.i'd he hld
lost situations money and friends, ana was reduced 10
oricct poyerty. On a cold n,lt about year ago ne
so,yit alrltcr in TEMPERANCE Iuccuc. While there nc
was IMPRESSED Tth tuc error Of hlo Ways ana IcsGiNCn
tpunaudon dImRir; forever ~" b"'9ushi lose pr n'
Who had not yet taken the Itd4e t' 90 ~ NI'uo u''
When tnr lngrtng closed All present W'r" invited ."
the Icpast in tiv Traltncnt under me cWrcl me .-
V4tiou was eagerly ac'ciru ana al ih' ll.h from '"'
several meeting, gathered about the door 90 await Then
tur. "a the Ia,.c dningm conij Hol taal more i4,
o,irialf ui them at one time Between "NO EhI ''o
mon U.auV OF tlcm ragged ANA tu'E ana thorough
traup, in appearance, crowded ne basement Gl ti'
crnrch aud waited 90 De FED from lnc hands o Charity
Ybcr ranged III age from tIc youth - lhc man Oh gray
IIis but all seemed 10 cnuj robust LCd' lh sH'I
t,.r tot tla many vt,c Hliy hDT'nt descriptions d.
IN, ~. a ad mos. and remarked ,r.s, lht whole oi
NaW-YoI turned out tis utrTauoh, 'U' you At l
welcome if ycu only earnest CHRISTIAN a-Yer4l's col
4cu,I,ucr They rn. repaired 20 tEc dining hail. and
iic EnnVcr in which sandwiches :, h'tt~, ANA YEA ana
cone we're disposed OF III Remarkably sa"rt space If
- q G,,. ,y ,t.rc iyan il t Ioiaiidi uyol provisions
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

Ohio has the President, Secretary Of the
Trsury, oalefJstice OF tho supreme eo,l General o.
ifghts Also Judge fI0adF. Ana stin her great re-
yense hAth ctVuiaSh for them altN. Y Eyeuine Mall
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
mrrr n,sr cursrsR POLITICAL rIGIrr

TIE EAST CHESTER POLITICAL FIGHT.
Politicians in East Chester continue. to he
excited over the efforts making there TO put tho local
ring" which is about corrupt though not as exten
sve rs that which formerly red this city The ntttpt
Of Justice Edin0ads 80 iadet exAssembyman Charles
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
soUArrER's RIGHTS.
TROUBLE nrswtng In lowe.

Trouble is brewing among the Des MONIES
river land settlers These meu 10 good
faith aud under apparent warrant Of deei
siou- by the Federol land department, set
tied upon these lands, and now after their
tarms are improved aud their labor has
surrounded them with comfortable homes.
a conflict ct decision, threatens them with
swhole,ale eviction which would shame the
ps,Wiest days ct rou resident landlord op-
preston oI the Irish peAsauiry, In re,
cent eviction a widow and her Ave children
were selected as the victims and tuynea cut
oi q comfortable b0usa on we'll improved
tarw The estate was immediately laid
waste and the house djsmaut'el 80 a. 20
prevent Der return The settlers gathered
trom up aud down the valley, in regular
organized and armed force aud reinstatea
her Ap eve witness OF the scene describes
the eoming OF the force 10 two trains The
meu were Americans, English, Scotch,
IRISH Germans, Swe3es aud Bohemiaus.
Joining ia a smsll town called Dayton they
marched around the square aud then 6led
Of Co the ren3glvou, 10 Table Mound town.
sbip 6''1e county, Au elderly maB had
commacj ard 90 reaching the rendezvous
De bj.'etei the entire force In squads Of six
Upoo The settlers, who welcomed and eater.
tsioed them, After supper a guard Of
twelve meo was detailed 70 take possession
Of che widow late home sei bold it against
al eomerS AZ 6 o'clock The next moruieg
th,, guard was relieved by another ct Ike
uuweeg and SIX men aud teams went after
the widow Au eve witness shall tell che
rest, be says
II was at the house when Mrs. Richards
and her Sve small childreD arrived and Il
was trying sight 10 see this opce com for
table aud happy bome now wrecked ard
ao6t foe a a0m6 animal 20 winter 10. The
oldest OF the chJ6rea Is boy Of eight years
aui the yo0ngeSt about SIX months. When
saw them enter l theagbt Of the saying,
nan lohomanlty tc msn makes countless
thousands mcUrn.
After they we're Installed ia their home
s0cD as PC Was, UT. Jones addressed the as
semoly aud told them that the proceeding;
OF Lamey ard the sheriff we're Illegal. tia
they were guilty Of penitentiary act and
he would see 70 theEs. Two Young s,er
get on The toe ofthe house and boosted IN,
loited States Gag with three cheers fol
Mr.. Jones, and then the president CAV,
sooae counsel aud told every man to 20 BON,
lp peace.
4 started with the Fort Dodge aelegatiol
As tar As Dayton where they were serena
oed ~ enc brass eaDi- where parted will
tnem With a hearty God speed
AZ seems strange that Iowa should be tn
snea.Ie o' such a scene, but II is Only th
ssSS'n0'as q what may ead 10 an armed ecu
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
Export of Hreadatuffs.

The five ocean steamships that left New
York on Saturday took out 1872, 209 bushels
Of grain, besides good chrgos of beef pork,
bacon, lard, cheese, butter, &c The
Baltic carried 800 barrels of oysters and as
many kegs of honey, with 100 tons of fresh
beef, the City Of Berlin, 500 barrels Of
apples, 80 barrels Of oysters, and 100 tons
of fresh beef, the Devonia, 80 horses
Late dispatches aud letters from Mon"
treal describe the outward movement OF
breadstuiIs from that port as unpreceden-
ted On Friday of last week, twenty
ocean steamers aud thirty FIVE large ships
we're at tho piers of Montreal taking on
oarg0ea.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25

In ls5t,total vote 2o2, l53 Hayes H.
327. ridden, N. ugo, Cooper, Quol TIL
dem ypuied tour eouuur, hy "a majority
aud tNo ty aplnnltW Hayes majority
was 5o2ll. hts plurality over r,hcu ~
2ea lbr result ct 1877 reduces the re
uuDNpn J,p minority party iu Iowa, FOR
the Hl,. tuut since 1854 majority ot the
vote, ya-. were thrown against that party.
rha combined democratic, greeuba1k and
prohibition vote east this year exceeds the
total republican vote by at least 5000 op
governor, aud Mr. Gear is the frat minor,
iy executive in lowa's history. The same
result Is true ot the legislative tickets
The combined democratic, aud opposition
vote wa, sufficient, 1t concentrated, to have
wrested the legislature from the repubh
caus aud defeated Mr., Allison.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
NO SUBSIDIES.
The Resolution Of Judge Sparks, Of
this State.

The following is the text of the anti
subsidy resolution, which Congressman
Sparks, Of this state, will introduce into
the house:
Resotred, That in the judgement Of this
house no subsidies 10 money, bonds, public
lands, endorsements. or By pledges Of the
public credit. should be granted by con
gress to any association or corporation On.
gagged or proposing 10 engage IN any public
or private enterprises owned and controlled
by said associations or corporations, but
that all appropriations from the national
treasury should be limited to such amounts
only az shall be demanded by the public
service in the legitimate administration Of
the government, aud for such internal i'm
provements, owned and controlled by it.
as are Of a national character, within the
limits Of a clearly defined constitutions
authority.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25

SENATOR Blaine said recently 10 refer
euoo 10 Alex. Stephens enunoiatlon OF
Hayes title 10 the presidency being better
than Geo. Washlhatons, because Hayes
was put In office by the highest judicial tri'
bunal ever formed IN the country, that 1t
reminds him OF IAN old fellow up 10 Maine
who ran Tor office. aud they charged on the
stump that he had been indicted for vii
lainy ol some Kind The candidate an
swared IN his own behalf that the other
candidate made a great bluuder IN making
the charge lie admitted the indictment
aud pointed to the fact that he had the
verdict OF twelve jurymen 10 the effect
that he was an honest man, while his op
ponent had meyer even been indicted, aud
consequently could not have such a recon
incubation tor the suilrages ct the PEG
plp %
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25

WHEN Stanley Matthews sits down IN
the senats chamber and thinks Of that
fragment of a term ho is 20 serve, then
oontemplates his political funeral at 10
close, and looks at the Rev, Gen. Garfield
In the house, he eHolaims, there is a di-
Uniy that shapes our end rough, hev
them how wa will.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25

TUE SUBSCRIBER ~ MANUFACTURER AND
! proprietor Of Dr. r. W Reads Celebrated
Asthma Relief, which ID undoubtedly the beet
Asthma remedy yet discovered. instant relief Is
guaranteed or purchase price refunded We put up
The medicine III boxes of three HiEeA which retail
for 2hc, 6uc aud 81 Peruuns trmitting retail price
will have the medicine promptly forwarded by mail
postpaid. Also samples sent free to any one who
may desire lrecs per dozen, $40, $3.50, f1Ol
pTuS- price, fiH G3h, ga Wholesale agents, John
y. Henry, tuunu 4 Co n. y John u. Park q
Sons, Cincinnati, Ohui Rchardspn \ co st.
Louie Lord 4 smith, Chicago, q. &, Goodwin a
90, HusluHi French, lIarTisou y 60. PHILADELPHIA
Addfrus 3. ErIiRIDuE, Rome, n \.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25

TnE SIN designates Jno. NJ. Harlan AS
a respectable though not remarkable jury
lawyer, sonOrOus stump speaker. and q
chronic candidate for the governorship Of
Kentucky. Ia point Of ability, legal or
general, impartial criticism long ago class
ed him as fair TO middling. But Hayes,
passing over scores of eminent iurlsta who
would have added dignity to tho bench
selects this mediocre Kentucky politician
to rattle around In the place lately filled by
David Davis,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
$4,000 BOTTLES
Sold in 1875 of THIS Liainsns
Testimonials

testimonials.
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erl1eks haeaTa4tic l-sn11aent Is won@erfai- I
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lisa sure care for Neuralgia. = =
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Catcher Of Bed Stockings sass B a.Sl CAB.
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LIzl1aeEEln the ao1se. 1t Is good remedy e. -
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25

EVERY body is hDxiously awaiting the
time when Ben Butler will throw that trst
brickbat The Hayes aud nh.Hayesites
are anxious TO know where it will strike
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
Thorleys Improved
Horse & Cattle Food,

commented b. tEGzsanffs q voluntary restl115z
as froaz TIE best sUock Ds2 = America hes;
What taey say ef IL
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% AZ sock EzsE- ~ T. SEIIE1 Eezs7stse1
Farm Detroit Mel
= ae animals ars ve-y ssaa q T. and keeP z
Hrst-e1sss condition II Z were better Know
z1zSsEE stock they wealG ucE Aes-
1Eate % Il largely. - Iahn 2. Saaaorn- Gez zee
tor q C1srsZs, A L S1ehaizs. AauzSur Ter 4vs-T
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sharE EIEas- DairyD8sl use Il. becaa@e eGNs 8isS
more xEa E9ehsr EaIlk Calves 4nG pigs thrive p
1S Eee. and il Is equally ezieacagHs with esags a-
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ess ans TIE best Rsgc IA Aulsrfea- Used only = 4
e0nG1IeHE--1 tablespoonful ID q feed lh8r3aSlls
MIXED. ~ each feeding Two n boxes reEalll4L .
81 9. or 81 per hurzFed as. Fer prices, efc %
dress,
Thorley Horse It Cattle Food 90.
1aQ TaaBarsn ST.. CHI case.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
EAR DIE.
HAIR DYE.

BACHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR .DYE-
BEST IN the world. The inventor has used ms
sp!euueo Hair DYE for 3 ves-s with benefit tc the
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instantaneous \ disappointment; 40 ridiculous
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the hair soft and beautiful Black % Brown Salc
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
Thursday. October &c. 1877.

THE Cincinnati Enquirer fayors William
8. Groasbeck for senator from Ohio, TO
succeed Stanley Matthews.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
rha nsrnbIlaan pefsAt ln LOVE-

They say figures won't lie, and in that
case. 10 would appear, even after all the
cock Growing of the Gazette, that Mr, Gear,
the governor elect vt Iowa, Is In minority
of 5000 votes Iowa gave Hayes 10000
republican majority, this year the popular
vote tor Irish, democrat, Smhhs and
Jes-up amount to about 5000 more than
the total vote tor Gear so that IL Iowa was
any where ~ neaE 40 Ohio the vote cast
would have beaten Gear about 10000.
The vote ia Iowa tor thu past four years
WAS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-25
HOW wONDEREU
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NET DISCOVERED
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Prove It yourself by trlsi orders with cash
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reduction of prlee to the wholesale trade AGENTS
wanted Ia eve=y city snd town
This valuable pain DESTROYING remedy should he
IN every family. The timely of this medicine.
has saved the people an immense amount OF suffer
ing aud thousands OF do}SIs, Its efficacy - an in
come thoroughly tested. Il hiss proved potent
remedy Tor horses Curing taase a. finals speedily al
collie or bots hundreds Of references e0uEe h,
given Where hese noble snins}> hav~ been saved
BY the tissely oSe OF this preparation.
se~ Purchasers Of the celehfAte5 medicine de-
Scrlee6 ia this card viii be sUrc ana rot b pat Of
aad what yoa desire ~ enc store, you will At anoth
e near BY. Take only the genuine. Prica oRis
Sac sue 81 per bottle Address ALI orders to
A. Ii. vORDICh
Chemist aad Druggist, ST, Loan, AFo.
Price soc and 81 per Bottle
II not sold BY yoar DraSgfSt o. Stareseevser. VI,
will forward by express 70 sly address,.
HAIR IkazEN, SMALL ....-..-,...-,. 81 s.
HAIP Ie0ESN, LAk6E ...a..... ..-..... 500