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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-21

County ITEMS From the Shepherds
town Register we cory the following items ::
the Reformed Far reaized $500. clear
of all expeu eS.
Fannie Flint. coorel, aged about 81
years, died ~ this iowa. las' week
A good hotel is the CITY Hotel vt Charles
t"wn, kept by Nr II R Sper-e. who always
tr es t. make hls GUESTS comfortable
Oar old cirzsn, Mr. Geo D Mckinney
tell upon the ice, on Sunday sttern"nn last
and severely injured himself 10 the right
mp, 81 much to require h:ln t. be bed
fast ever since
Mr. Jacob Il. Grove one of the oldest and
most urnminent cit3z"nS OF Sharpshrrrs, Md &.
and father to the Ion Jumes Il Grave of
this county died in that town on Wednesday
morning last His rpma rs will he inferred
IL t." ',miy burial gr"und on the farm of
Col Thona+ Ili.e. nesr Leetown, in this
cnu"t.. t.dav. Saturday, the lSIh instant
fi,s age was ~ years
Mrs. Nnr'aV D. Brlmyer, through her
agent Mr. Geo NJ Betzhnnver sold at pri
vate sale her large brick dwelling hnnse, on
German Street. in this town, TO Nr. } nhn Z
Wrishans, for the sun of 81, 600 Capt
Frank Bsrnhart has purchased the large
lot containing two buildings, the Town
run, New Street. of Mr. John Span
gler, for the sum of $500.
List OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
the Post Office at Charie<t"wn. Jefferson
county. W. Va January Is, 1879.
Miss Ella Anderson. Mrs Fannie Decker,
Gynth,. Johnson. Mrs Fannie Peterson, Ora
Barthl"w BIuf"rd Fnrrer VIM Ferry, John
=. Harper, George High, John J McFar,
land Frederick ShIpl"y. N o. Terry. II.
Thomas, David Taylor.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent t" the dead letter Of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say thar they are advertised.
BENZ + LElsENRING, =. NJ.
LEGISLATIVE NOrEs The Clark sturg
Mrs says:
Melvin and Lewis, of }, frrson, are solid
men with cool heads
The Wheeling Standard says:
Faulkner wants criminals sent to the PEN
ltontlary, bcGau-e there they are kept tor IL
cent, per day, while tho cost in all Is DC
GEMS
PuRLIC SAILS The attention o. our read
ers is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
7Mes1ny Frbr"nry IN Personal Prop
prty by Geo Fl. Beck with.
Fridry Nrrch 7h-Real Estate, by j
Garland Hurst. ID :.
He was walking slowly down street the
other evening, aud amongst the airy nothipet
that he whispered in her ear he was jns
about TO alp in the remark:
~ havn't had fall this"
hut when, a second after, he arose from the
ice, erect but humble, he someh'.w or other
forgot to finish the sentence.
Go to Young Burton. the Watch make ell
and Jeweler. aud have your Watches, Cl"ck'
and Jewelry repaired, and save money by
calling on him. He has on hand for sale al
kinds OF Fine Clocks and Watches, and ,
general assortment of nice Jewrlry CheaE
Bird Cages also Bird Seed, plain or mixed
tor 10 ceuts a pound, Call on him.
special train will leav" Shepherd >towr
this (Monday) evenin. at five O'Clock. re
turning after the Good TempIsrs' perform
ance This will give our neighhnrs a chanc,
for a charming ride, evening of pure fur
| aud an opportunity to aid most worthy cause
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-21

A special train will leav" Shepherd>town
this (Monday) eveun. at five O'Clock. re-
turning after the Good Templsrs' perform
ance This will give our neighhnrs a chance
for a charming ride, evening of pure fun
aud an opportunity to aid most worthy cause
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-21
DIR. Tosl1linSon7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER OF CRADLES AND LIBERTY STREETS,
CEnal.lCStOWFHo

The Mca, House of Mrs Ella b. Wash
Ington broken into Oh Monday night and
"A lot of bacon st"len; her kitchen Was also
invaded aud some clothing of Mr.. DeHert
bnrne Washington carried away. Evidently
the work of some one acquainted with the
premises - Free Press.
- An exchange says, we have been often
told that there was bright future in sturc
tor US, but We have never found the store
where it was kept 1t must be one Of those
establishments that do not ADVERTISE
CHEW Jackson Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-21

Go to Young Burton. the Matchmaker
and Jeweler. aud have your Watches, Clocks
and JeweIry repaired, and save money by
calling on him. He has on hand for sale all
kinds OF Fine Clocks and Watches. and q
general assortment of nice Jewrlry Cheap
Bird Cages also Bird Seed, plain or mixed
tor 10 ceuts pound. Call on him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-21
oLAKks ITEMS FROM the Courier we

CLARKE ITEMS -From the Courier we
copy the following:
Truck ,laying on the Shen. " R R was
resumed last week. and over mile of it YVES
laid within Clarke county.
Mr.. c. r. Hardesty shipped from this
county last week 200 head OF sheep-pur-
chased from VIM. D. Smith aud A Moore
that averaged 125 lbs per head. They we're
as fine a lot as ever lett the county
Mr.. j. j West, of Illinois, hut a native Of
J-ferson county. delivered addresses on the
sutject of Temperance to largo audiences at
the courthouse on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. He is On earnest and fluent spcak>
or, and his addresses were well received.
II sts OF People are Martyrs
To sick headache. that intallible symptom of dis
ordered stomach, liver and bowels. Many suffer
from it many til roe four times \ week
They do SO needlessly, for Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. by tonipg the digestive organs and regu-
Iating the bowels and liver, removes the cause,
and dispels The pain tul mptcm. The intimate
sympath between the bra in and the abdominal
reg causes the slig hest disorder affecting the
latt. to be reflected IS it we're, in the organ OF
thought. The reform instituted BY the Btters
when the digestive, sscretiv- aud evacuatve func-
tions are in state OF chaos, has other and more
peneHCihi fcsuib, VIZ inc Complete burlilon oil
the whole physica economy the rsstorat ion of p.
petite and repose- ana Increase in the power of
the system resist diseases OF . ma!arial type.
SETTLE UP. Parties having accounts at
the Twin Front Stores are hereby notified
that the period of annual settlement has ar
rived, and their prompt attention to tho mat.
ter is respectfully requested Hereafter &C
count, will be opened W tn none but prompt
Ing anywhere near cost for winter goods will
be refused
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-21
masonic suppEn AT rue OAnrGR HOUSE.

Masonic SUPPER AT TIE OAhTER HOUSE.
BY the courtesy of Malta Lodge, No 80.
A, F. Il A. VI of this place, we attended
the Lodge Supper at the Carter House, on
Friday evening last. At eight. O'Clock the
members left the Lodge Room in body. and
moved to the hotel, where they were ushered
into the elegant parlors. By the time over.
coats aud hats were LAID aside. supper
announced, and the genial head committee
man of the Lodge, Gustav Brown, Esq led
the way to the capacious dining hall. where
Mine Hostess" Mrs. Leisenring, with
full corps of competent assistants, was in
waiting to receive her guests. A large table
was srread with sumptuous repast decked
with choice flowers and filled to overlooking
with the best of everythine-aud whether
tables sometimes groan with the loads upon
them or not, we are not prepared to say, but
if ever table had cause to groan. that of Mrs.
l. had on Friday evening All having taken
their places the gavel of Worshipful Master
j. NJ Sadle called t" order, and the Divine
blessing asked by the Rev } w Tongue.
when the party-forty- nne in number
seated themselves and did full justice to the
elegant entertainment afforded them At the
conclusion of the feast tho Hon. Wm n
Travers in neat aud appropriate remarks. re-
turned the thanks of Malta Lodge to Mrs
Leisenrlng, after which the Rev Mr.. Tongue
concluded the entertainment with an express
sion of gratitude to the Giver of all good for
the blessings afforded. 1t is unnecessary for
Us to state that Malta Lodge includes within
its membership a large number of our best
citizens. and about fine looking an assem-
blage-ourselt not included-as can be found
around the festive board at tho Carter
House on Friday evening May all who
were there live to enjoy many moro such
pleasant occasions. and the excellent hostess
likewise live to afford them
TIE Coop TEMPLARs' ENTERTAINMENT
this (AIonday) evening promises to be one of
the most successful ever given in our midsf.
judging from the number of reserved seats
sold the audience will be very large one.
The bin of tare for the evening is SIMPLY inn
mense, opening with farce that is crowded
wlrh iud,cr"us situations, to be followed by
ser,o comic songs by MIR. Ned Davenport
then comes Minstrel entertainment, full to
Overlooking with corked up humor The
management have secured the services of Mr.
Heller of Winchester, and Mr.. Steele of
Berryvilie. who. together with George Hens
SOD, will rattle the bones, strike the tambo>
rine and make fun generally. The Orchestra
will be a very complete one. and will render
choice selections at new music Added t"
all this we have music by the bands of our
town, who are always ready to aid in good
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

600 damages. II. \. Holdsworth. one
Of Longshaws clerks. took an active
part in the controversy. AMI Arnold
cowhidei him in the street. They
met again in a barrDon ON Aug. 22Ud.
Let, srd Arnold knocked Holdswortn
down. HOldsworth nan to the hank,
got a shot gun. AMI fired at Arnold ~
he came from the bar rom. Arnold
returned the fire with his pistol, shoot-
ing Eve times. None &c the shots hit
Holdswor,h. bat one "f them struck
John Anderson. a farmer, passing
entirely through his stomach. The
second time Hollsworth fired, the
entire had Judged in Arnoldis breast
and shoulder. lie never thoroughly
recovered from the fleets of the
wound. although i; was not the i'm
mediate G ,u.s, "f his death. Nons Ut
the persons engaged in the melee were
prosecuted.
Mr..ArnoId's bank was enc Of the
most furnishing in Kentucky. He
was very hospitable. his stahl. wss
noted for his fast stock. the fruit
farm is the 6,ast Ut Hardin County.
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Bolivar and the camel hooked to-
gether. In some unaccountable
manner the camel got loose aud
seized the elephants trunk between
his teeth and then tiled to strike him
with BE honfs. VI. Boyd aud four
under keepers seized the camel. while
I endeavored to impress upon Bolivar
that help vas at hand. but the old
chap was % enraged BY the excruci.
ating pain that he trumpeted 50 loud
! verify believe you could have heard
him four miles. The camel chung Ia
Bolivar,s trunk with such teuacity
that the four men could not pull him
away until ! had got Q chain about his
throat and choked him down. The
widest confusion reigned in. the tect
women screamed and tainted, men
yelled. and the other animals made
their peculiar noises. but high above
all the din was old Bolivaris trumpet,
seemingly screaming. Take him I'll,
and let me get just ooe crack at him.
The upr,ar Was Quoted as s.on "a we
got the camel separated from the
elephant AID secured, but Bolivar Va.
in q terrible plight"
B0livars trunk ON each side. abpu,
foot from the lower end, was fright
fully lacersted. and for some DAYS h
could not use it. but had to be fes
like baby. 1t vas at FIRST feared
that inflammation would set in and prev.
fatal. but Mr.. johnson says that tina,
danger Is paced. provided the warn
weather continues and his pstien,
doesn't catch cold. That camel.
said Mr.. johnson. lis q perfect devil
| never tether him under the CANVAS
without having a pitchfork or som'
other equally effective weapon wher'
| can put my hand on it. fur don
know one minute what he will un.les
take to do the next. Why. in tn
street parade. which We make ever,
day, when We enter . town that beas
has to be inhaled With steel muszles.
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house. For years they cooked their
own meals the provisions being pur-
chased by different hired men and
neighboss but sfi-r the nephew cane
tn live with them he did all their
marketing and -fnsllv the cooking.
>ince the marriage u the. nephsw his
wife has done the cuking f,r them
and as for washing. / think. from their
looks, that they never have any done.
About year ago the nephew at
tempted to whiiewssh and clean up
the room, but they would not allow il
Their neixhboEs testified that they
are unusually sharp in trade. and. as
they required all settlements to be
made with them presumably. they al
wsys knew the exact state ~. their
accounts. Sarah once knew how To
read AMI write. hut hs. forgotten
even the letters "f the alphabet, They
are extremely sociable. aud take great
pleasure in the society If visitors, AMI
are alxsvs liberal with their tea and
pipes. They claim never {" have quar-
relied. aud sav that they have never
had q want, except ut times when
they were compelled tn Tia. AN inferior
kind of tea. Tie men hal not voted
in forty seven years. aud t",k ~" in.
terest in politics. AMI knew but little
about the var, except that there had
been one. Alter the trial last fall Ben
jamin went Z" the polls. AMI. With the
exception in favor "f Judge Smagu-,
who is Democrat. voted the s,raigh,
Republican ticket. though he had ali
his life been lIemsrrat. All s.Fts ni
stories are told NJ Ia the cause nf their
peculiar habits. hat the ou~ wbis h va;
most current wears ago was that the
two broshers and sister hal cummitsed
.''ne improper act which lei them IL
feel that they did not deserve ,ocia
recognition and they Withdrew from
society on that account.
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Kingston, n. Y. May 2.-There
was lively fight in Van Amburgh's
menagerie at Powling on Friday of
last week between the elephant
Bolivar, which is said to be the largest
ever imported. and the male camel.
Charles johnson, Bolivaris keeper,
gives the following account Of the
battle: ut was in the afternoon,
and I had gone from the canvas
under which we keep the animals into
the circus for something. I had been
gone q moment only when I heard the
spectators in the menagerie canvas
making a row n though panic
stricken. The under keepers rushed
into the circus canvas and shouted.
where's johnson Where's Boyd ?
Mr.. Boyd is our local agent and .
man Of experience with wild beasts,
very cool and Of great bravery, rs has
been proved in = number Of contests
in which animals bad to be conquered
and subdued. | hurried into the
menagerie, and there found the
spectators in state Of panic. One Of
the under keepers called out to noe.
That devil of . camel is at Bolivar.
and one o. the other will b killed.
Jumping inside the ropes ! found
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

At one time. several years ago
women voted in st. Louis. It was on
. question Of some public improve
mest which the Legislature directed
that ~ vote Of the property.bolden
be taken. The Legislators forgot t.
put the words qualified voters" o.
''free white male citizens owning prop
erty" In the statute. A number oil
women owning property went to the
polls and their ballots were received
and counted.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

The entire sock of the city of st.
Joseph IN de iron bridge at that point
Was cold On Tuesday BY the sheriff:
St joseph heA Eve thoasaDd shares
Of stock Of the par value Of $500. 900.
but It oil went for tribe over s., 900.
Mr.. w. N: wyeth Was the purchas.
er and has thus made q laree addition
to his stock Of hardware. There Is q
little mortgage on the property Of
$S0o. O0O which probably could not be
purchased 1t Is great . discount rs the
stock sold for. But St. Joseph no
longer owns bridge except it be one
across Blacksuake
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13
FRED. h NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

n thoroughly vessed in hie business, guar
antees all his YORK - 6Ese clan in every
particular. He hes had yeam Of e1per;-
ence in the employ Of the largest piano ano
organ factories in the country. Ordesa
left With J. W. TruxsI, or sena
Through The posao6es 10 boz ga. Sedalis
Mo-. will receive pso0pt sttsntioa. d&vly
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total running time of the train Vas
twenty-four hours, eleven minutes.
The stamps on the boxes il the cars
cost 1880. being a saving Of more
than IS, 00O.
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Catching Q Son-in Law.

II was the secnnl time he had
accompanied the young lady home
from one If ih"sr little socisl parties
which arr ~ often gotten np to bring
, fond hearts = step nearer To each
other.
When they reached the gate she
asked him IL he would cs,n,s in He
sail he would. and fnllowed her into
the hOase. IL was calm. still night,
AMI the nour WAS SCI late that he had
no fear Of seeing the obi folks. Sarah
took his hat, told him 4" i, down,
and she left the nnm tn lay I'll her
things. She WAS hardly gone before
her mother came in. smiled sweeiIv
and dropped down beside the Young
man. and she said:
Il always did saw that If pnor hut
respectable Young han TIL in love
with Sarah h. should have ms cou-
sent. Some mothers woul.l sacrifice
their daughter, happiness for riches.
hut | am not one %, that class
The young m,n gave start III
alarm. He didn't know whether lie
liked Sarah or hot. aud he hadu'i
dreamed III such . thing " marriage
''She has acknowledged to me that
she loves you. continued the mother.
'and what is FIR her happiness il for
mine.
The young man gave tw" starts ot
slarm this time, and he telt his cheeks
grow pale.
Ill haven't" he stan,n,ered.
when she said
"Oh. never mind. ] knpw YOU
haven't much money. but. y. course.
you'll live with me. Well take in
6narders. and I'll risk that we'll get
along all right"
Il was had situation. He hadn't
even looked love at Sarah, and he
thought to unteceive the mother.
IL hadn't no idea of-of-" he
stammered. when she held up her
hands, and said:
IL know you hadn't. but its all
right. With your wages and what
the boarders bring in we shall get
along "a snug as hugs in rug"
but madam. but-but-"
"An ] ask il that YOU be good to
her" interrupted the mother. Sarah
has a tender heart and q lowing
nature. and IL you should he cross Ut
ugly it would hreak her down within
= week.
The young mans eyes stood out
like cocnanuis in show Windows. and
he rose up and tried to say something.
He said
Great heavens! madam. I cant
permit"
"Never mind about the thanks. =
she interrupted. l don't believe in
long cnurtships myself. and let me
suggest an early day for the marriage.
The 23d Of September is my birthday.
end it would be nice for you to Be
married on that day."
"But-but-but!"
"Ther-. there! I don't expect any
speeches in reply. she la"ched. "i"u
and Sarah tix it up uonign,. and III
try to be q model mother in-law. ]
believe l am good-tempered and kind
hearted. though l did once follow .
young man zoo miles and shoot the
top Of bis head OF for agreeing to
marry Sarah and then jumping the
country"
She patted him on the head and
cid out. and now that young man
wants advice. He wants to know
whether he had better get in the way
Of q locomotive or slide OF the
wharf.
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Tho printing press which Napoleon
carried with him to Moscow, and
which felt into the hands of the Rus
sians during bic retreat, Is now ut St.
Petersburg. and the owner offers n
sell Il for I, 600 roubles (&730.).
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

senator Wade Hampton, it d aid.
does not look 1t an like IN invalid, bot
strong and blu6, % he hts in the Sen.
ate With bis crutches laid under hia
chair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

Hon. George s. Boutwell, has Of
iered . thousand acres of land in Gro.
ton to the negro exodus people. Each
negro cal have . mule by paving the
market price for It.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

The revision Of the Missouri school
lAv comes up in TIE House Of Repre-.
ssntatiss this morning - . special
order.
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n GAIN.

10 Ill sho ~ sa6ssiag from The ersors
end isdisssetiess q youth, sssvoss weak
nss, sasH dscay. b. Of manhood e.,
vin usnd ssssiPt thss sill cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. Thi gvsae rsnsdy
w0APoss1ea - missionary In South
Anesics, f6sad . sslf.sdAressed ,Gnvelope
% tt. Rev. Joseph I. Innan. Station D,
New York City. 1-36seWly
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X06 ~ o1xV0O 08xDA.
Awashingtoo corrsspoodent states
that the House on Tsssdsy passed the
bill psohihtss ~ VISA Of troops at
the polls BY . majority Of "a. the
Greeabacken going With The Demo
Gratis. About 20 Republicans lodged
the vote, IN this much sacrificing their
opinions to the order Of the. caucus,
which vas to oppose the bill Conger,
representing The saalwars. tried to
6libusteea against the blu. but was de-
feated BY Garfield, Robson and other
members on his own aide. causing
some sharp personal controversy after.
wards n Tie cloak-roome. The stall
warts said they 6libustered 10 get time
for debate. but the leading Republi-
cans agreed With the Democrats not to
have any debate, although the latter
offered them three hosrs to be used
wholly on the Republican side. The
truth i they cannot afford to debate
this bal, q the record in the late de-
bate places many Of their leaders in
vulnerable position. Robson. on b.
half Of the caucus, offered IN in.
geaiously but iuincerely wordsd sub
stitute, which. of course. failed. Ia
the Senate there viii Be Q debate. rs no
previous question can be used to cut
it OF and because the Republican SEN
ators have been more stalwart than
the Rspsblicans in the House. The
latter sid they approved the repeal Of
the law As IN independent measure.
while tho Senators aid they believed in
troops At the polls. There Is the hest
authority that the President will sigu
this bill. Conkline and Ednunds,
Who in caucus aid this bill was more
Objectionable than the former one On
the army bin, will say % in open sen'
ate. thus hoping to whip the Presi'
dent in. The Democrats feel hopeful
for the political outlook. q q rupture
Of the lately agreed party seems inev.
liable, % the President gives every
evidence Of sticking to bis purpose to
sign the bill. Tuesday night in q
converntios Mr.. Hayes said that he
did not care what the Republicans in
Cngres thought, - he must act q
President Of the whole people. TIM
sounds like his talk sometime ago, but
not much like his oft remark before
tho army bill went 70 him that At last
tho party and the administration we're
to be recouciled. The Democrats say
that now be fesls n though he ought
to 90 to the other side. having once
obeyed the behests Of his party, 60
that his reputation for Independence
might be kept up.
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-Those Old people whose blood be- be
come thin md seps feeble are pssisiak
Hop Bissem for The god they have done
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Murphy BroA have . lafge supply oI
pure Flat Creek sce. which they .oGer 70,
sale st ths lowest market price. Leav,
orders With J. D. Cobine, W. ]. B.sby
eicher Bros. I'D E l. Phipp, which vilI
reosivs psanps aaassGiss.
Sla6. MURPHY BROS.
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The coloesd exodss b beginning to
turn from Kansas instead of the South.
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lAsresy esssiiy shss ". lsvssses VessAosl
Ne RADscAI Cv60 Of ~, on1 1v0 t16o - 0Oe
made mo0anll1ng Win hb eco. loeuovo hooeose
0ent TO Be Srue 10 evesy posficuIos
II1cu0C0 -, Oct. u. JAA y. OB83I.
EaeA peekaes eouteins Dr.. eonleea1 lnpeoV0e
IuhaiinI Tuhs, cd sui etIScsa0uo ~ ~ - - q
ooSeo. SS1eS, u. Per sale By Ill vholesa1o 81 re
tan dFoevis6 and 0seleD l6re1GA19 tie Un1esl
zSsnn and vloiesals nFaoSiso. 6scSSa. ~