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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-02-01
FIGHTING In EUROPE
To THE PUBLIC !!

HAVING rented power to firm from
llPennsylvania, for the purpose of man
ufacturing Spokes, Rims, &C., which
compels me, under my contract with them,
to run my engine every day, | am there
fore prepared TO furnish all kind of
ORKED NJ late r | A L,
at Baltimore or Chicago Wholesale prices,
such as No. North Carolina yellow Pine
Flooring at $26, 80 per NJ; Virginia Vel
low Pine Flooring $3.50 per NJ; First
class Hemlock Flooring $500 per NJ;
Dressed White Pine re-Sawed 5-S Siding
$1,000 per NJ; Beveled, Fluted or o. e..
White Pine Siding l inch S27, 00, per NJ;
Solid Moulded, Panel, - inch, usual
sizes, inch thick Panel Doors at from
sl,95 to 1925 per hundred; -Four inch
window Casing from $2,75 to $500 per
hundred; Three inch Window Casing, la
test patterns s., 80 per hundred; Five inch
Crown Moulding at cents per foot -Four
inch Crown Moulding at Ia cents per
foot; all other kinds of Moulding at like
reduced rates, and made out Of the best,
dry, White Pine material.
SASH, BLINDS, &C., at greatly re-
duced rates. 1, Ia and 2 inch Dressed
White Pine at western prices. All kinds
of Rough or Frame Lumber constantly on
ROBINSON'S PLANNING MILL,
N. German b., Martinsburg.
Nayzt, 1873. :
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-02-01
THE WERER PLANO.

A COMPLETE TRIUMPH AT THE
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION! The
Weber Pianos received the highest award
at the Centennial Exposition. Beware of
other manufacturers claiming Centennial
award, as it is false. The Weber Piano
has also the best references of any piano
in the world. Send for a catalogue con-
tanning account of factory prices, and the
Judges report at the Centennial, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-02-01
THE BRADBURY PIANO.

A household word, retailed at lowest
factory price; especially recommended
for sweetness of tone, durability and fin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
Bonapartists EIated over Possible Triumph
In the Champs Eiysees.

PARIS, April s.-The Bonapartists are
much elated at the almost certain triumph OF
NJ. Godelle the Bonapartist candidate for the
Chamber OF Deputies in the district OF the
Champs Elysees. on the second ballot.
NJ Paul dc Cassagnac was bandueted last
night by $50 students OF the Latin Quarter In
the course Of n confident speech. he related
conversation between himself aud the Prince
Imperial in which the latter said; Ny fathers
misfortune WIS TO misirust his health. 20 he
wished To play two reigns simultaneously;
namely his own. which WIS duiOrudTe, and
mine, which might he liberal. He lost both.
am therefore forced TO recommence, TO resume
the diitoritdre reign. and 10 leave the liberal
ono To my successor. II events will allow II.
Al the supplementary election in BordeauX
on Sunday for members OF the Chamber OF
Deputies. Louis Barqui. who is stu impris-
oned for conspring in 1870 against the govern
mcnt Of national defence. pollcd 300 votes
against NJ Lnvrrtulou. Gamh"ttist Republican,
who received FOG votes. Two obscure Rad
icals polled 800 each. and on the second bal ,
lot which is necessary, these votes should
swell Blanqui's score. his return IL quito posi-
bic. This is considered significant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
JOHN sHERM4N's ANSWER.
The Amount OF Government Money Deposited
In National Banks

WASHINGTON, April s.-The Senate re-
ceived from John sherman to-day n response
IN Senator Saulsbury's resolution calling for in
formation concerning the amount Of public
moneys deposited with national banks since
March T. 1877. Ii names the amount held by
each OF the national bank repositories on the
last day Of each month since the date above
mentioned Mr.. sherman says: The author
ity granted by the 45,h section Of the act "
June 3. 1864. 10 constitute national banks public
Repositories. wis lHrg ly used with great con-
ypnicurr during the late WIZ. when the receipts
and dishurSe mCuts 81 public moneys were very
heavy. IN ,numher ol hHhks mus usrd
mrnts grew less. the number 81 depository
banks has been diminished until there is now
Of such hanks but 1871, u reduction OF II since
March. 1877, having been made. Public de-
posits received by banks consist mostly 81 IN
ternal revenue collections, are secured 10y u
pledge of United States bonds held 10y the
Treasurer OF the United States. and are paid
out from time To time hs the convenience OF the
public service may require.
II the moneys are not required Tor payment
in the vicinity OF a bank, they are transferred ny
the bank 10 some Sub-Ircasury where they are
needed. without expense TO the United States.
am not Awar. Of any terms upon which tho
moneys are held excepting AS before stated.
that is. that under the law the moneys held must
br properly secured, and under the instructions
OF the department must be- held AT all times sub
leci to call. and all duties imposed IN connection
there~ith be transacted without expense TO the
Government"
The. list shows that the largest balances in
New York city IN the past twelve months have
been held as follows: Central National Bank,
average about $40 900; National Bank OF Com
merce from tl2U 900 TO 1901 900: National Park
Bank, from $4,000 T. sl6SOoo: second NJ,
National Bank from $4,000 10 f77 900. THIS
in the year 1877; nothing since February. 1878
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
SPORTING NOTES.

Bauer and Muldoon are to wrestlc early IN May
Mt VIM johnson OF this city has leased Fleetwood
Park for lS7u
- Northrop Write to Albert Smith, IS West
Twonty-eighth street
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for prize hght be.
tween Mcclellan OF this city and McDennou oi Boston
Mr. Charles Lulcfed Of Paterson has bought the bay
colt Milan wears, by Melbourne, Jr, from MI ID
SWrcrL Kentucky.
IAttle Rch winning racer owned by william Lakeland,
the well todu Jockey, has gone lame and may have 10 be
retired from the turf
Norman Taylor, the pe eater Is 10 run another twcny
milo race with Indians aud well known csAunas in
Gilnorcs Garden next Saturday evening
The famous rotung stallion woodfori Mamhruo. hat
made such time record last season died IN 81 Louis
lately IN the stable o ms owner, II q. rate.
Mr. Pierre Lorillud recently purchased the hay mare
Enr thcatlutn. IA years. by Bill thrAihAW, ANA her
,cAriins MY from Mr.. NJ Wuoliug, Savannah
Charles Green nj Prospect Park has matched Great
Eastern to draw 800 pounds against run u harness,
mile heats within STA weeks. Green bets 500 u 800
a Rcaicr The international prile hsht between
John G. llcruan and Tom savers tor GO ana the cham
munslip took place at Marlborough, Ems On TUESDAY
AInl H. lhun
Cnst Iron George Of Jersey city. Hughes the lenncr
Tinnthy O'Rufkc. Fred krhur. q. \ Stanley. aud + "
Sash have entered Tor Capt samuel's match IN Oh
mOIe's Garden next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, April s.-The Stock market
opened active. but unsettled in tone and prices
variable. The trunk lines and Western Union
were nrmer. but soon weakened. The Granger
roads and the coal shares were easier. but soon
gained strength. After meridian. however.
general depression set in. and prices pretty
uniformly declined. the Granger roads showing
the most decline from the highest figures Of the
day but followed closely by the coal shares.
Michigan Central and Western Union. Lake
Shore and Erie showing some degree Of steadi-
ness. The investment shares were steady. OK
cept Chicago and Alton. Tho lighter fancics
were offered more freely. and Hannibal and st.
Joseph preferred materially declined.
The sales OF the day were $50 $50 shares. OF
which IA 900 were Delaware. LAckawanna and
Western. 1900 Erie common. $500 do. pre-
fcrred, 10 $50 Lake Shore. 1870 Michigan Cen
trail. 1900 81. Paul common, 200 do. preferred
1900 New Jersey Central. 22OOO Northwestern
common. 1850 do. preferred. 1900 Western
Union. and $4,000 Hannibal and 81. Joseph pre-
ferred. Decined-Chicago and Alton, / Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western. l ; Delaware
and Hudson. y Erie common. = do pre-
ferred. a; Hannibal md st. Joseph preferred
IL Lake Shore. = Michigan Central = St
Paul common, =: do. preferred, = Morris and
Essex. IL New Jersey Central. y Pacific Mail
a; Wabash. =: Western Union Telegraph :.
Advanced-Canada Southern. y; Pittsburgh
y Union Pacific. a. Unchanged-North
crn common and preferred. New York Central
and Rock Island.
III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
ANOTHER DI>ASTER IN zULULdND.
British Convoy Attacked by 1000 ZuIus
10 Men Killed aud go Missing.

CAPE TowS, March %, via Cape St. Vim
ccut.-A convoy Of supplies proceeding from
Derby in the Londina district 10 Luneburg. on
IA" pnngola River escorted by lO men Of the
Eehticth Regiment, was attacked at dayhreak
On March ~ on the banks % the Intombc River
By 1000 Xu.us under Umbcuni. Owing 10 a
previous alarm. the British were under arms
tut were overwhelmed blythe enormously supr-
TiOr force Of the enemy CAPT M0rHrty ana 40
mon were Killed and ~ are missing. The fate
e., the wagon drivers Is unknown. Lieut.. HHr-
wool with 80 men. succeeded in r"Hchln 2
Iuu-hurg one hundred and nifty men OF the
! ghtirth Regiment subsequently marched 10
t.. SCENE of the fight. recovered n quantity of
n'krts and ammunition. ana buried the drnd.
Twenty wagons containing supplies were lost.
Tue relief column for EkOwe will start on
March %. party Of volunteers hav" visited
IT," battlefield Of Isandula. and found that the
Iulus had lett 100 wagons there, but hnd re-
nuYrd the guns and ammu milton.
great meeting Of Beers has commenced.
Thor proceedings have, 80 Tar. been quletly
conducted.
The transports City Of Paris with a battalion
OF the Twenty first Regiment; the CITY OF ven
Ice and Lady Margaret with the Army Service
Corps the Olympus, with the Engineers ana
the China. with the Ninety fourth Regiment
have arrived at Cape Town.
large and enthusiastic meeting WAS held NJ
Cape Town onthe 2ilh Of March, The meeting
expressed confidence in Sir Bartlc Frere. aud
thanked tho Government for sending rnen-
fOTrrmeDt6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
PROGRESS ~ RAPID TRANSIT
What the Two Elevated RniIrond Companies
in this CIV mre nnInn.

Tho third track Of the New York Elevated
Railroad, which is to be- laid between Harlem
and the Bowery. WIS finished from 18th street
TO l25ih street Yesterday. and work IL slowly
proceeding on various sections above Eightieth
street. When the third track il completed
through trains will be run from Harlom ~ the
Bowery In the morning. and from the Bowrry
To Harlem in the evening. II ia estimated that
the Now track will effect saving OF about ten
minutes in the running time. and the trains will
not be- required to follow each other 30 closely
on the same track. During the past week nvo
now locomotives were received by the company
and soon additional trains will be run over the
road. In Yorkvillc. the tracks. over which re-
pair shops and car houses are to be built. will
be ready to receive ears in n few days but tho
buildings will not be completed for some time
The changes necessary to the doing away with
switches ut Chatham square and Thirty second
street were begun yesterday, but no time has
been s"t for rcupening the branch tracks
Tn" Metropolitan Elevated Railroad In roceiv-
INK lurgn quantities Of iron for the super
structure " the cust side line, but the erection
of columns is not yet begun. owing to an un-
expected delay In preparing the foundations
The company has been permitted only to break
street NJ time. Thus. while the foundations
along the enst side of the streets as far as
Twrnty-fourth street are in position, work has
been begun ut only n lew points along tho west
stdc OF the streets. The work OF erecting
uillurs pu the puet side will lac puehpd forward
urohnLlv within !, f,w ,lnvs Tho romnnnv az =
npcts within n fc,y vrrka 10 receiyr SEVERAL
now cars nnd io,omotives hnil, ON n ,,lnn ,bn,
il ia tboueht viii rnak lion, sunrrinr a., H. 's,
now in us~ IN" ~xtension H. Fightv -third
street throurh Ninth ayenue viii soon hn
cnmnis,ed ~ 0' W." ~ w
Y~st,.rdav forenoon Cvrua w Fleld prosi
dent of the New York Elevated Railroad sent
81 tho Grrnt \v,stern nniiwav En.,iand md a.
Mr. Forhns Chnirnrn 81 Npa ~ th,s "nion
un,t,ryrnunI r,,tivn,.s NJ in,, fn- thnir min
ions - to ihe f,"s,Hiiitv If niiayi1,, onn ROAD a.
crnss another undnr sunh conditions ~ will
nx-, t fb ri,nthu,,, .,',,,r crrssir,, ~ thn ,,vn
NJ. :" Ur Nnhtnnii siuare cIusslnE "i w WI
In tn', af,nrn,'n rsceivaJ n,,s,vrps To- Hoth
| n,,.s.,,,,s '''"' '' ''N'''0N ""' w NV'''
rny ninimn tint ~ woiI nj h. saf, or ihl,,
tn VIZ N reii,env win ann,b,r cross M, II 5n
tIc Le,i ybcr, yy,,,,ns W. n,ssinss ~ frn
| on.ntiv ~ one every Two MINUTES II would not
| LS niIn,y"d in mis- country "' - NV
/ ~ NA'o .--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
Content. Of The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY sun, published this morning

contains
Proceedings in Concrcss-Rnding the Great Debate
Passage OF the Army The House Voting that the Ba
lot ~hnl b. Frcu-scnatur BELLS tasc-A New Intrigue ia
Washington Attempting 60 Capture the Democratic Par
W-1he senate Patronage Nhrrc are the Democratic
headquarters Poh Al Rapid rransitfow the Member
from oregon Travelled To Washington, q i'm out from
the soutll-LnFst fhas"s OF the tolortd Migration t.
Kansas The Four Per cent Loan tlured-luhn sherman
m Sow York ath of MIN" h'uApMte-rhe Last Hours
ot Very Long and kNVntu Lie Political Troubles nj
rAnaia-Ihe Marquis 4 Lorng Getting INTO Hot water
n,ht settled torn, hus Vanderbilt and the uughtcr'
Horace GrptlrN FIT John Porter NAse-IhV Militia
Boaid's Report fuly EXOncraung Him. Hard Tine M
Euphnd-Lahor Ir' ublrs ami Inn ending strikes Elec
uus m the West AMI Democratic successes, Important
Dcmuc attic Conference IN New Nork-llofauo seymour
T. omucut Candidate Progress NJ the Zulu War, John
Cough At Home, chased hy m Alligator. clipping
Tigers Claws An uncommon Sort Of Spectre, something
About ris.; Poetry The sugar Naples sweet sixteen
tourtship by Telephone. story, Lave Ne Love NV hN
Chyp LII Latest Tehgmphc News sunbeams
Notes on Science AMI lniustryi Ladies' Department
Many Columns Of Editorial Articles and Apucultuia
Matter, Financial Intelligence. aud Markets
THE WLtKLY SuN contains a complete epitome OF the
OF the week all parts Of the United states and
the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready oI
mailing the old country may he had At the desk OF ouI
publication nice Price four cents For sale by all news
dealers IN city and country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
Ridley. Great Mnl,uery Opening.

Tho long expected opening OF Edward Ridley
A Sons In Grand street. was begun yesterday From All
early until late hour the house Mronsed IN every
story The display in millinery, Of which this house
makes specially extensive or more so than any
previous season The long millinery paror the sec
ond story dhe largest the city was asgay brilliant
aud inviting as thousands OF beautiful bonncr and hats
aru0 ia and flowers IN baskets pots lardtfcs
wrraths earlauds amt bouquets cuul make II tctci'l
n uunumbrrcd mirrors placed NJ various angles SOFAS 4"
rnurnturc s,seuhs the most hrWlllrrinf man
n,r The visitor on entering tins dazzling domain was
cheated INTO notion that he had arrived IN Hthrlt
of cXniics spftud acres. and hung with hunnvS ANA
hats nud the gilird cages 81 twittcnng canary birds
Wh0Nrr mi sscd visit KilcN', great bonnet show
YESTERDAY must ne sure To 20 to-day II TAR exceeds the
dog show in Gilmnres Garden. AMI whoever wants a
hcauu fashionable ami elegant bonnet or hat ht cost
lar below the millinery urlces of most cstal .hments ol
the nd will be 10 mud what they are looking tor al
Ridley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
CANADA's NEW TARIFF.
The Liberal Pariy's Protest against the Gov
etnmenrs Protective Policy.


OTTAWA, Ont, April s.-Thc debate on the
tariff was continued in the House Of Commons
last night by the Hon. Mr.. Mckenzie, the leader
OF the Opposition. who in a long speech crti-
cised adversely the protection policy OF tho
Government. He said protection, as II was now
presented in Canada. would raise the price OF
goods 70 consumers generally. Iio believed the
presentation OF "A protective policy was not only
drmoralizlng to ihs country which adopted II,
but WIS disastrous to its industries. The DIS
trcss common TO all the nations OF rworld mai
been seriously aggravated in tho United STATES
through the operation of protection, whereas
Canada under "A moderate protective tArln, hal
In Canada he believed the operation ~ the hrl1
would be- such as to crush the growing export
manufacturing business OF the country. The
departure. Of Canada from what might be called
the traditional policy ~ the empire could not
contribute tOthe STRENGTHENING OF the TIES be-
tween Canada and the mother land. He con
cludcd by moving the following amendment IN
the tarif resolution rs a formal protest OF the
Liberal IRTty OF Gambia against the policy
which the administration has inaugurated;
R.-IraL That while this Iloue Is prepared to make
Amfle PRO, i.ions tor the requirements NJ TIE phbN'
service ani the maintenance Of M iuhhc credit u re-
CARDS the scheme under consideration As calculated
Ia distribute uutqualy and therefore uiJustN, the huF
dens "a taxation. 10 divert capltil from is natural ana
most lrnhitlr cWNut AMI tuhfhtnl sIf'lhl tlH'se
AT the xu, n.r ut whole community. tending toward
rrudrrng futile the costly ana persistent efforts ol u
country a share O the Immense growing carry
trade uf this continent and 10 create an hhtieos
between The commercial pohrN u the entir' hhu u"l 4"
Canada that might lead 10 consequences deeply to be dc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
MERE MENTION.


Work has ice n resumed on the Brooklyn Bridge
Gcorre boutwell, lat the fth Avenue Ensign n
kellogg OF Massachusetts, IN Al the New York
The momi' of the Union Boat Cluh Will hold their
annual pun no Al Monday evening i Terrace hfdth
United States District Attorney stewart l.. Wooliord
will sail Tor Europe on Thursday To retrn early IN June
Edward L. PARIS receiver IT the CLINTON Savings Bank,
viii pay tr deposors their hnai dividend mud after
the 2lst inst
The tral Of Capt Alexander Williams, which had
been down for yesterday, was adjourned until hAlGf
day next, At II o'clock 4 VI
President Clark OF Amherst College and Cant =
Cnukr uf tie Nundrun scientific Expedition Around TIE
World arrived IN Nrw York yrste day.
Chen Lam PIN the Chinese AmhA ssadnr and SUITE Will
arrive at the Fiith Avenu9 Hotel THIS Afternoon from
Washington They viii sail Tor Europe on Saturday
tn. monthly renort made by the sixth Avenue Railroad
COMPANY io Comptroller kcy shows that their IrccLl'
n March ls7s we're $40 597 - less than In March lhs
Young members of several Catholic parishes have Sc
cured the Globe Theatre tor an kastt MONDAY etIlhln
mcnt IN ad Archbishop Purcell Tile play selected T.
"Trodlrn Dowm'
The Public Parks Protective Association has punished
circular pTuts Aaanst the Arsage Ol any hl ~
he l4gisAturc wnrded aseiter directly or ihdleeth
allow e Tuit any occupation VI any VI We pubH'
pal h Or places VI lht ellJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09

TUESDAY, April S-FLouR AND MEAIs-Hnve
been dul aud weak for days past and today Hour
was st duh and more or csS dcLresscd though corn
~ paf3 IS. extra state &c e. 7st4; Western spring.
extras saGNssi ~: de- Xxx and XXX. a S3ssS;
Mnnesoa natcnts g. 5n0ss2h; city shipping ex.
tras 81 SS0j -. southern makers and family brands.
ehaf621 southern shipping extras. 81 2i@flsO. Rye
flour supernne. g. S1eaf315 Corn meal-WeseTn, Ac.
g.. iuGt2 2 Brandy wine. 81 l561k2UO Wheat iced. ~
ton Sl5&fl6. rye feed sl60sfl8JO
COrrur-There has been very decided advance In tho
past week, based manly the comparatively small
stocks; but there was evcrish, variable market with
hnaly some depression. To-day spots quiet and un-
Shanged At ll1c Tor mi ding upand-; sales 80 bales
Futures Va lab closing slightly lower at II lBc. for
Apr, II 2gc for May, II 46c Tor june II sic for July,
llI2c Tor August l5tc. for September Il Oac tor
Octob"r Receipts nj the ports this day, l203OO bales
suce sept 4ltj02s bales; corresponding period last
season, $685. 62j bales Quotations are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09

ALLAIRE At Red Bank y j. Capt John T. Allars
aged - years
Nuucr nj funeral hereafter
BAUER In san francisco. March %. Annie VI, he
loved wife of Emile Bauer, native Of Boston, aged 81
years ami q months
BROPHY On TUESDAY,, Aprl 9. al her late residence
aiT Sacke st BROOKLYN. Mr. Ann BruphN sister 10 tho
late Rev james l. COuron In the 5sth year Ut her
Nntice OF funeral hereafter
MORTON At the ManSe. in the village Of North COVER
Carleton County, ont. March - the Rev. A c Norton
In the 10th year ~ his age
MCDONALD In San Francisco. Cal, March 80, Patrick
Mcdonald native Of Ireland. aged 30 years
NOOSAN.-On Tuesday. the 9Th inst, John Noonan
aged 81
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence GA 9Th av on Thurs
day, at T. NJ
sruRGES.-In Weston, Conn, March a. Mrs sturses
aged eJ years wife Of Lalmun Surgcs Mr. Sturges u ~
wears old and the couple had been married seventy oul
years aud would soon have celebrated their diamond
wedding
vROON-In Trenton, J, April 3, Mrs Meulda "
NrDOm. widow Of Peter D. Nroom iormerly Governor u
New Jersey. Mrs Vroom Wa tho second wife oi Gov.
Nroom ami the mother OF James " NrOom Of IobokeI
and Major Peter ID Nroom OF the United states Army
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09

Instead Of regarding obesity AS an abnormal condition
many people nave crroneOuslY considered II MS an eva
dence leath and agent that reduces lat Is there
AZ suspected OF heinz injurious starting Ia rra
from the false pOsiuon that TAT - an evidence o'
hralth not surprising that they should. very nat
uray TALL into the error o supposng that an agent pos
sc.~ig properties capable of reducing curpuencN would
prove INJURIOUS To the health Reasoning however
from the rational basis that unnue deposition of fat
continuing Obesity is not healthy. but morbid CON
duun II quite A. natural for Us 10 arrive at the opp"
site conclusion which /. sustained BY experience And
observation, e. that the reduction Of tat in cases al
corpulcncy Is invariably followed by an Improvement o
sire with. spirits, ana physical comforts ANans ANU
Pat Will reduce int person from two TO nNe pounds
week. sold BY druggists.-Afr