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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Apache Indians on the War Path.

APoSAS AuuAaub Vu bAv Wal EaSns
CINCINNATI, Oct. A special dis.
patch to the Commercial from Kansas
City, has the following: "a gentleman
from lower New Mexico, says the
Apaches are on the war path. One day
last week they attacked Q settlement OF
whites and killed twenty-five men, and
stole q number Of horses. These are
the same red skins who committed 90
much devilment last year, and General
Hatch, in command Of the United
States troops, proposes 10 punish them
severely. This regiment is not half
sufficient to furnish protection to the
whites in that section, and Il is reported
more troops will DO ordered to assist
him. The recent outbreak occurred
near silver City"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES;

~ To Subscribers.-An "XrH
in blue pencil mark, on your pa.
per, Is q notification that your
subscription will expire in two
weeks, and your paper will be
discontinued, unless otherwise II
0rderet.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THEY will have the play Of the Two
Sans in the House Of Representatives
when Congress meets.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

Gov. STONE, Hon. E. Barksdale and
Hon. T. q. CatChings will address a
public meeting in Aberdeen to-mOr'
row.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Morton Will be Able to take his Seat
In DacembeT.

RICHMOND, md, Oct. 4.-Dr. Thomp-
sou said tonight that Morton will be
able TO take his scat In December, but
will never be able TO use crutches or
canes again.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THERE are great many doubts and
redoubts about tho Eastern war.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The following, from the New York
Journal Of Commerce, will be Of inter.
est not only to tobacco factors but 10
cotton dealers as we'll:
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
STRAY WAITS.

Market day. '' - ''''''''' '@''''''
ln'Troy pure milk is great scatcity.
Joe Jefferson is coming home 10 Oc-
tober. ....
The public schools will soon open
again.
The shipment of peaches still In
creases.
New York receives 10000 melons
per day.
Family affairs Post offices and Gus
tom Houses.
A Mlssissippian saw his first postal
card last week.
Smiths excursion to New York takes
place to morrow. .
Howard to Joseph Thou art so
near and yet so far.
The Worrcll Sisters will perform
at the Opera House.
A new tin roof is being put on the
Fame engine house.
Gen. Banks says that he would not
even look at a woman.
The steamer Preston is carrying an
immense quantity OF produce.
The GAZETTE leads all of its comee
titors In The amount of local news.
The Workingmen's candidate for
Govern or of OHIO Is colored man.
A horse thief in Falls county, Texas
sawed his shackles off with steel pei.
TheThird Ward Dem ocrats. win NEE,
al The Water Witch engine house this
evening.
Grapes arriving in the market in
large quantities and selling at 10 cents
per pound.
The distinguished actress Of incen
diary fame declines TO contradict any
further. She said she had Iralher
light fire than fight liar.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

An organization of bold, unprincipled,
and dangerous men got hold OF a chain
ofinsuraLce companies in New Jersey
and elsewhers, which they operated to
their own advantage, at the expense of
the people who put confidence j3 yhem
One of the companies in this chain was
the New jersey Mutual, and Mr.. Kel.
sey's special report of the affairs of that
concern cOnta us facts which Justify the
language used about it by him. Mr.
Kelsey alleges tn at one man who made a
pile of money very easily through the
insurance business pays part of it to GER
tain newspapers for publishing articles
in his defense-N.. Y. World.
1t is thought more than probable that
Colonel John W. Daniel, who was so
prominent candidate for governor OF
Virginia before the late convention, will
be chosen to succeed Judge Daniels as
attorney general on the ticket. This
would be wise selection. r-4t
Some of the English architects appea,
to be worried over the way to put $500,
600 roof over the big new Opera House
on the banks of the Thames 1t occurs
to us that our Mullett is out of a lob
Take him off your hands, and place us
under lasting obligations.
Our new commissioner wants musuem
of agriculture established This is a hit
tie too much. An ASYLUM for decayed
politicians is what is really needed al
Was hington.
The state of Maine will have to possess
its soul in patience. MIR. Hayes SAYS the
of seat government is suffering, He " il
call at some other time.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
A Serious Charge.
.1TRAMp GOES INTO A HOUSE AND
TAKES IMPROPER LIBERTIES
90 WITH THE LADY-HE IS HELD,

WLLH IHE LADI-HE 10 HELDi
FOR COURT.
Yesterday afternoon another outrage
was committed by one of those pests of
this country-a tramp. 1t appears that
about 3o' clock man called at the house
of MIR. Crossen, in Brandywine Hd., and
asked for cold potato and some SALT
Mrs. Crossen was the only one in the
house at the time, and she informed him
that she had no cold potatoes, lat the same
time asking him if tomato would do.
he replied yes, If he had viniger with it.
She then showed him where to get the
tomato, and after he had obtained it, he
came back and sat down in the kitchen
and commenced cutting 1t. While so
doing he remarked to her, that if he had
such fine formed woman as she was
that he would lay down his life for her.
He then got up and commenced to take
improper liberties with her.
Fortunately gentleman who was on
his way to market passed the house and
seeing the man following her about the
yard, arrested him and brought him into
the City Hall where he was locked up.
This morning he was given a hearing
before Mayor Whiteley and the follow
Ing testimony a0duce0:
Mrs. Emma Ella Crossen testified that
the prisoner came TO the house and asked
for cold potato and salt. / told him
that had none on hand, but would
tomato do. He replied yes, and show
ed him where to get them. He went out
aud presently returned, and sat down in
the kitchen. he sat there a few moments
when he remarked, sIf had such fine
formed woman as you would lay down
my life for her," He then got mp, came
over to me and felt around my waist and
breast. pulled away from him and
started out into the yard, he also started
after me, and kept following me until he
was ordered out Of the yard by a gentle
man.
Joseph S. Hewitt, testified that he was
coming along the road, and saw the man
following the lady around the yard. He
did not think anything of it until after he
had passed, when he stopped and went
back, and asked her whaG was the mat
ter. She was so frightened that she
could not answer. After l had drove
the man out, she told me what was the
matter, and what he had done, then
started after him and brought him here.
The prisoner gave his name as Frank
Gillespie. but he has frequently stopped
at the City Hall last winter, and he
, always gave his name as Frank Steven
son. He is rather good looking man
about feet 7 inches, light curly hair,
and light mustache and gOatee. lie was
held i'll the sum of $1,000 for Court,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
IILMIHGToN MARKETS.
|EClAL NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

Iunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. For
n weak stomach, general debility,
bn disease Of the nervous system,
bon, acidity Of the stomach, and
Il tonic
b. Includes the most agreeable and
la,l0l Iron we possess. Citrate of
! USlde, com bned with the In ost
Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
htk.
d many cases of debility, loss
ie and general prostration, of an
fat OF Iron combined with valu-
Ee ionic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
Il appetite, raises the pulse, takes
par labbineSs. removes the pallOr
h and gives u ilorld vigor TO the
bce
n want something to strengthen
p you want "a good appetite? Do
To build up your constitution
pant To feel well? DO you want TO
|nervousness? Do you want ener-
k0u want to sleep well? DO you
TX and vigorous feelings? If you
|unkelS Wine of Iron.
huly valuable tonic has been
Tested BY all classes of the COM
Pal it is now deemed ind,spensa-
s0nlc medicine. ltcosls but little,
lhe blood and gives tone to the
rehoyales The system and pro-
Pnly ask a trial of this valuable
gleesl per bottle. Il. f. KUN
e PrOpfletor, Philadelphia, Pa
druggist for Kunkel's Bitter
ron, and take no other make. =
~ s. bottles. All others are coun.
beware of them.
4 bottles for "A OO
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

The New YORK EXCURSIoN.--To-
morrow mornining. at 6 o'clock sharp,
the excul sion train for New York, under
the management off T. +. Smith, will
leave the 2. w. q b. II. H., depot in this
city. Those who wish to spend day in
the great city, or enjoy delightful trip
upon the rivers and bay, which surround
it should purchase ticket tonight, get
up early tomorrow morning and attend
this excursion. 1t will be the most agree
able affair of the season. Fare for the
round trip only So 50.
The cars OH the city passenger railway
will leaAe lhe upper depot in the morn
ing in time to Connect with the excur-
sion, and will meet the train on its arri
val In the evening.
Messrs. Boughman, Thomas e. Co.,
will keep their store open this evening
until 8 O'Clock, for the sale of tickets.
The people of Newark who contem-
plate going can procure tickets on the
arrival of the special train from Elkton
which lea, es Newark at $40. ,..
YOUNG PEACH THIEvEs.-Along
Water street are daily congregated a
number of young 'hoodlums," from to
10 years of age, who make it their busi-
ness to rob the passing peach trains. AS
these cars go by, these young rascals
Chamber up to the Slated doors and to
the ventilators at the ends through which
they thrust their hands whichever a
broken slat or bar gives. them an oppor-
tunity. In this way they obtain all the
peaches they can eat. Their operations,
however, are very darg,ro and some
of these days will result in a good local
for the papers and case for the Coro-
ner.
REPUBLICAN NoMlNATloN.-Fhe Re-
publicaus of the First Ward held a
meeting at Front and Tatnall streets
last evening and nominated the fol-
lowing Ward ticket:
For City Cuuncil-Isaac w. Hallam
For nspector-Iohn l.. Riley.
For Assistant InspectoI-Jacob b.
Smith.
Biessrs. Thomas S. Pugh II. M. Mu'
len and Thomas J. Bennett were ar
pointed to hold the nomination elet'
ton for President of Council, CitS
Treasurer and Assessors on Saturday
afternoon.
| KNIGHTS TEMPLAR VISIT TO CLEvE-
LAND. II he triehnial conclave of the
knights Templar at Cleveland, Ohio, on
August 29th, will be attended by large
number of members of the order from
this city. They will leave here on sun,
day for Philadelphia, which city they VIII
leave at 7 O'Clock in the evening. The Trip
will last one week and will include Vlslts
to Put-in-Bay, Niagara Falls, Watkins
Glen and other famous resorts. The coS'
for the whole trip will be only S37.
EXCURSION This morning the Bro
theirs and Sisters of Moses, numbering
200 left on a special train at $50 o'clocf
for Mt. Cuba, where they will spend the
day. They were accompanied Dy the MI
Vernon Cornet Band.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
TILE MARKETS.

Butter, print, 2Sa3O per pound. eggs, IA
a16 per dozen chickens 81 GOAL 80 spring
chickens, 75aS1.00 per pair; apples, 1Oa
10 per half peck; potatoes, 8al5 do;
cheese. 12al5 h.; lemons, 25a 80 per
doz.; oranges 25a50 per doz. peas Sa
10 bf PIX; corn, 65a67 bushel; oats;
43cts do; beef steak, 12a2O per pound;
stewing pieces, 8a16 do roast, 12a20 do .
ham, % /; mutton chops, 16a2O; legs, 15a20,
racks, 1Oa15; lard, 13a14, for &c; veal,
10a25; cat fish, l2a15; porguies
~ cts. h.; black fish 10 pr. ID ; had
dock; 8 halibat,20 pike 15c per ID mack
erel, 15a20 piece; Spanish mackerel,
10 cts pr lb,; sea shad, 2 for 25 crocuses,
2 lbs for 25 onions, 10 cents per string;
bologna sausage, 10; squads, 30a35
beets, 2a5 per bunch; onions, Is half
peck; honey, 25a35 per pound; salad,
Bets per head; spinach, Shf pix. fresh
mackeral Is cts each; ;rhubarb b3a5prbunch
radishes 1a3 per bunch; cucumbers 1a3
per. piece; gooseberries 6cents pr qt
string beans 10a12 cents per half peck;
new cabbage, 2a5 cents per head; toma-
toes 5a8 per peck; peaches, 10al2 hf PIX;
new corn Gallo cts. pr doz, h'ack berries
6al2 per qt, whortleberries, eA10 pr. qt.
eggplants, 4a8; canteloppes, 2 to 8 per
piece; plums, IL cts per q5.; watermelons,
10a25 pr piece; pears, 10a12 pr hfpk lima
beans, Gallo cts per quart.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
societies

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hail.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. of T.,
in the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple,
OF True Templer's at McClary's Build
ing.
Delaware Council No. Q, o. U. A. M,
at mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Harmony Lodge, No. 8, A. o. of G. f =,
McClary's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, K of p, at X
of P. Hall, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. -, X. of P, Jr.,
o. U. A. M. Hall, oil Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, I. o. r. M, at
Red Mems Hall, 4l5 Marked street.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
All Quiet in the East.
SERVIA INVITED TO COME IN.

LONDON, August 21.-A Vienna des-
patch to the Times says: GA telegram
received here from Constantinople, dated
yesterday, that for five days there has
been no news from Osman Pasha. This
has caused uneasiness there. 1t is feared
that his communications with the STA
have been interrupted by the Russians.
The Porte, however, denies that Osman
Pasha is hemmed in"
Reuters telegram company has advices
from Osman Pasha's army, dated August
10. ..
The Daily News, summarizing the tel
egrams of its correspondents with the
Russian Asiatic arEiy at Kurukdara, con-
cludes as follows Saturdays engage
ment before Kars was merely recon-
noisance in force. Only thin skirmishing
lines were engaged. The Russians with
drew in accordance with a prearranged
plan.
1t is believed here that before long
Servia will take part in the war. The
Moscow committee has asked Servia to
do so, and has offered, if she consents, to
assist her with money"
VIENNA, Aufiust 21-The Political
Correspondence Constantinople special
says the Porte has ordered the immedi-
ate concentration of $4,000 militia of the
second class at Adrianople, Sofia and
other points near the scene of operations.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
New Castle Letter.
DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN COR
vETTE-NEw HOUSES, ETC.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, Arg. %.
The Russian Corvette, which has
been laying In the river opposite this
city for the past week, left ohs morning,
destined for China.
p. Barr has begun the cellars for two
houses on Chestnut street A. NJ. Hizar
and George NJ. Maxwell have begun the
erection of residences on Vine street, be-
low Delaware.
The public pump, corner Union and
South streets, is sadly in need of repairs
That portion of our citizens living in
Shawtown are complaining with Just
cause) of the condition of Young, Gray
and "A 30 foot street running between
them. That they are bad is mild term
to use; should we say they are disgrace
full it would be nearer the truth. In
fact it is hard to say whether the Street
Committee or that on instances should
be Interviewed.
A large number of our colored citizens
took the 1885 train for Mount Cuba this
morning.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
PAM,

DeLdWdre State F. & N. ms. Com
Pany,
submit the following report, as the result of
our examination of the books and accounts
OF the secretary and Treasurer OF the Com
pany:
lst. We find that the Company has Mu-
tual Policies In force insuring g 1863 7l2, on
which the prem um Notes are S1iO, ,5z5.
They have Stock Policies in force InSurlng
$234 ,3l4, on which the annual premiums are
81, IA IS. ~ w.
ID We find the books kept in a plain
comprehensive and correct manner. That
the Agents ledger shows the amount COL
lected on each Policy. The incid, ntal ex-
pense of the Agency and the net cash sent
TO the office of the Company and that The
Policy abstract book shows the amount
paid by every member each year and that
all of these books together with The Agents
reports agree with the ledger accounts.
Sd. We tind the proper vouchers and re-
ceipts on file for all losses charged as paid
ana for all other sums OF money charged as
paid out.
4th. We find that the Directors at the an
nual meeting in January, 1871, voted to pay
the President $500, and the Secretary Sl2
salary for the year 1876, and We find that up
to this time that all of these amounts have
not yet been drawn by the officers.
9th. We find that the present working ex-
penses of the company are reduced TO a
very small amount, as all ivertisements
as well as all special Agents in q salary
books and office furniture and fixtures have
been previously paid ior. That the largest
part of the expenses incident to starting and
establishing an Insurance Company have
been paid.
9th. We further find th5t If all the mem
bers are prompt and punctual in paying
their interest and the Agents are equally
prompt in forwarding all monies collected
to the Treasurer tuat the Company is amply
able to pay all ordinary losses, that II may
sustain by fire without making any assess
ment on its premium Notes and on the
guaranteed capital.
7th. We find ample proofs of over valua-
| tion and other unsatisfactory things not
necessary here TO mention to Justify the Di-
rectors in declining to pay the amount
| claim ed by the persons whose claims have
| heen resisted, and while we think that an
| InsuraI ce Compal y should at all times try
| and avoid suits at law. Yet even that
remedy we consider preferable to having
| on by the payment OF Illegal, UNJUST ana
| exorbitant claims.
| 8th And In conclusion we find that the
affairs of the Company under It's present
| management has been managed with hon.
estv and Integrity, and is in sound and
| Drosperous condition, and we think 1t
| worthy of the confidence OF Its policy hold
rs and the Insuring public.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN z. HUDSON st. Georges,
New Castle Co Del.
Dover, Kent Co., Del.
Salisbury, Wicomico, Co.. Md.
Auditing Committee.
Delaware State F. q NJ. Ins. Co. OF Deia-
ware City, Del. auZZ'alo&wn
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
PERSON AL.

Mayor Whiteley and wife returned
home, last evening, from a two weeks
visit at Atlantic City.
Elbridge Sibley and Theodore wilkins,
two young men OF this city, are off for d
two weeks trip to the White Mountains,
Mary l.. Boo tn, editor of "Hrper's 8
Bazsr," gets $4,000 year, and she be-
longs to the "duwn-trodden" sex, too
"Boston Post"
Mr.. J. c. Farra, secretary and treasur-
er OF the Delaware Western Il. r., who
has been spending few days in New
Jersey, returned home last evening and
assumed his official duties this morning.
In the hearing of the charge of larceny
preferred by Mrs. Wallingford AGAINST
Mr.. George Benkert, in Philadelphia,the
following item appears in Mrs. W.'s tes-
mory:
L do not know a banker of this city
named S. Sinclair McCaulley; L never
wrote letter to him under the name OF
Davis to meet me at Logan Square; he
might have called on me, so many gent
lemen call on me; l am in the hablt of
loaning money and selling real estate.
SUIT AND CoUNTERsUIT.-Befo
ESQUIRE Frazer, last evening, Michael
Riley and John Carroll, for committing
an indecent assault upon John Delaney,
were each fined S. aud costs and held in
5000 bail to keep the peace.
Delaney was afterwards tried before
ESQUIRE Brady, on charge of assault and
battery preferred by Riley and Carroll,
He was fined So and costs and neld in
5000 bail to keep the peace.
FINGERS MAsHED.-1his morning as
Elwood Cooper, brakeman on the Del
aware Western railroad, was engaged in
coupling cars on the track between Mar
ket and King streets, the engineer backed
too suddenly. and the middle and little
fingers of his right hand were badly
mashed, the middle finger especially, all
The bones in it being badly broken. He
Immediately went to DR.. Kane who
dressed the wounds.
BASE BALL,-A game of base ball WIS
played yesterday at Newingtou Park,
i3 fillmore, b. tween the Excelsior Club
of Baltimore and the Quickstep Club of
this city, the BAltimoreans winning by
score of to 2. James Malone, of the
B fillmore Club, umpired the game. The
Excelsior nine were Smi h, Massien,
Roche, Gerlrick, Hildebr and, Dulaney,
Scharf, Tucker and Stewart
THE DAILY GRAPHtc.-The first num-
Der of the Daily Graphic containing illus
trations of Wilmington is now for sale at
e. S. r. Buffers news depot 42O M arket
street. The number contains besides
the illustrations of several private resi-
dences, churches and manufactures very
excellent portraits of his Honor Mayer
Whiteley. and Wilmington's Oldest citi-
zen Dell Noblitt. Esq.
PETITION FOR New PAvEMENT.-A
to r., ~, ,lNs Id fnr q
Belgian block pavement on Second street,
between Market and King, on both sides
of the market house. It is being nu-
msronsly signed and will probably be
presented To Council on Thursday even
ing
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

To OCEAN CITY.-To those who have
not yet visited this favorite resort, will
be given one more opportunity to do so
to morrow, and indulge in a plunge in
old ocean. The specia: excursion train
will leave this city, tomorrow morning
at 515 o'clock, returning leave Ocean
City at 8 o'clock p. IN. Fare fare the
round trip So.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

air, and of necessity breathe more or less
of the heavier poisonous germs constant
ly floating through it. TO prevent such
from asserting their prejudicial effect
upon the system, Dr. Bulls Blood Mix
ture should be used as its efficacy is sim
ply wonderful.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

BRANDYwINE SUMMIT CASfP-The-
Brandywine SummitIcamp meeting is one
of the most successful reported for years,
and has already resulted in large num-
Der of conversions. A gentleman who
has been regular in attendance since the
opening states that most of the people
there came for religious work and not for
personal recreation, hence the good re-
suits.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
DELAWARE STATE OFFICIALS AT
I(IIJRT

Yesterday, Sergeant James 7, Whelan
and officer Belnhardt, of Wilmington,
Del, visited Glenloch, at the Invita- ion
of Mr.. Lock wood, and were brought t.
West Chester in regard to the history OF
Jack Connolly, one of the Glenloch
thieves. This bold and persistent thief
is well known by the police OF Whining
ton, and they are in possession of a lot of
dry goods, no, lions, boots, shoes and ci-
gars, which they found at his boarding
house, and it is supposed they belong -
parties In Southern Pennsy lvaniu.- W.
C.. Nelos. '
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
h or Inena,II.

S,ues Snl, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
nodpS IN extensive variety. Also
vi Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
friction Gloves, and m any other
lhe same classes.
cd, r.. bklNGHURST & CO.,
Oorser Sixth and Market Sts
a. ~ htHlnLs Cure foraorus
'~ ror,,l re,neoy of great popularity foI
'Sr'S " ! Without pain.
L. bhINGHURST q CO.,
Cornou ApOthecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
i'ne Nal Scissors.
Sae n el'TEaight, EiIs Nail Brushes, Hand
n UbGS, Ui, Nall Brushes, etc. foI
Corr r. ob,iEf.iNGHURST 4 Co
lei si&lh and Market SIS.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
THE ELM STATION MURDER.

ARREST OF A YOUNG HEssIAN As ONE OF
THE PRINCIPALS.
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Aug. 2l-Adolf Sire
polcky, young Hessian who has been
held AS witness i'll the Elm St ltion
murder, was last night committed as a
principal. The District Attorney says
there evidence that Hoehne was muir
dered ny Wahlen and Strepolcky on the
spot where his body was found about Q
O'clock M. October IL, with hammer.
He was stripped and buried by the muir.
derers. His clothes were washed in the
SchuylkilI, and Snepolcky had Hoehne's IS
pants on when arrested.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

The Triumph Truss Is marvel OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infaIlbly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Truss is ,Oarrd,tted, and the Cure Guar
dnteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. IT.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
FMS Removed Alive.

ankel's R Worm Syrup never fails
rIl' seat and Stomach worms.
~, tne only successful physician
un'Ty Tor the removal of worms
~ iape worm with head and all
awe IN hours, and no fee until
send for circular, or call on
ss', ana get a bottle of X unkel's
pup frlce II 90 1t never fails.