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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-19

--MR. EDuoR:-A year ago | sent 10
the JOURNAL, by your kindness, report
OF the verses learned by my class Ia Sab.
bath school for the four months previous,
believing it TO be rs proper and beneficial
TO note the Efforts of our sabbath school
scholars As day scholars. have again
kept sn account (since that lime) OF their
verses learned. also the nambe Of periect
lessons aud the number OF times present ],
aud report az follows: Miss Blanche ST.
mopds has been present 50 Sabbalhs, bad
Is perieei lessons aud learned 81 Yerses.
Miss Fannie Cross has been present "A
Sabbsths, bad IS perfect lessons aud
learned 464 verses. Miss Ellen simonds
hss been present 50 sabbAlhs, had "a per.
feet lessons aud learned "a verses. Miss
Jennie BaYard has been present 81 Sab.
baths, bad IS perieea lessons aud learned
205 yerses. Miss Nellie Walker Snd Miss
Anns Williams csme into the class ia
AaRakt, since that time Nellie has been
present - sabbslhs, bad Is perfect lee
sons aud learned ie2 verses. Anna was
presshg nearly every sabbath until Jkno
arg, when ale did not feel able 10 come
aud the fra Sabbath ia February VA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-03
Sale.

Pursuant to decree OF the County
Court, rendered on the / 3:h dav OF
March 1873. in the case OF l. Armstrong
Il Son az iinst jacob " Ruah ct al, the
undersigned commissioner will, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
1879. (it being the 6rst day Of the May
term OF the County Court before the
front door OF the c. urt house in King
wood, Preston county, West VirgiDia
offer for sale To the his hest bidder the
l IL cres OF land decreed in This cause
to- be- sold. Situate in Preston County,
w. Va, on the waters OF Little Sandy
and Beaver Creeks. adj lining lands of
Henry Spiker. John Matlick, Jacob
traDkhouser and others. There are
about ~ acres oi this land cleared, with
dwel.iny-house, stab and "A good or
chard of apple snd peach trees on it.
This Is desirable tract of land well wa,
| q red
The land will be sold for sufficient
money In hand To pay costs of suit and
sale, and tbs residue upon credit OF
eight, sixteen ana twentyfusr months, the
purchaser executing bonds with appro-
we'd security, with interest from the day
| of safe, for the deferred payments o TIC
purchase money,
JAM rs III. CARROLL, Conf.
Aprl2t4-SS. so.
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MYSTIC MEASURES.
The knights Of Honor.

B,'oie tie yea 1873, hers W.
not a knight Of Honor 10 the country
where now 10, i,r numbers fully
5OCC0 ct'7f members, and is one o.
ths mosC noteworthy societies q
modern times 10 America
The order was established by a
'ew earnest men, who firmly held Il
the opinion that an order established
vii the purpose Of paying death
benefit a. ole Of iLs chief objects
would gain such popular approval
a. would assure entire success THIS
Ell ectstion Of the founders Of the
order tas certainly been amply real
led 10 spite Of the lie Insurance
men, who were loud 10 tbeii predic-
tions that The order could never
gam auy real loothold
There 10 a.ll uch Gail in oppo-
sition 10 the order by men who see
10 ils success The doom 1.-THE great
corporations who haze built palaces
out Of the money gained from policy.
holders, bat every menth the growth
Of the Knights Of Honor Furnish es
new relutation TO the ClssaDd.llke
prophecies Of the men who predicted
that the order would be "ephemsrsl
that 10 couldn't last a month" 80.
When m yeiIog fever epidemic
swept over the land many oil the life
insurance maRnstes rubbed their
hands 30 gee 10 the hope that when
The plague died out IT would be
found that tue order Of The Kdgbts
d Honor bsd persisted also. but The
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. a. NJ. Jarrett
will be at IkingwoOd
on the 22d of March
end Bird OF October
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Iowa Letter.

This morning we had gentle
shower and the effect il, indeed
pleasing. The birds appear mos,
grateful, since they are the FIRST tc
sing praises.
Leaves and blossoms are burst
ing forth, grass and grain are shoot
ing upward and we are relieved o.
the Troublesome dust, plentiful and
active Tor weeks past. We have had
a very dry winter, enjoyable too
but the time is here when we wan
aud need rain.
Winter wheat has done we'll, and
IS far ahead of the spring sowing.
t, ach trees were mostly lryz.n
during the winter, but The app e
crop Ia still quite prospect g.
Cherries are mostly frozen.
Markets are pretty lively.
Potatoes demand good prices.
hOPo are Oh tbb utCllue.
Horses are selling more rapidly
during the past few weeks than they
have for some time pat.
The cal comes from the North,
showing that farming interests are
advancing up there.
The walking mania is quite prev =
alent aud many are the competitors
oil Rowell. We have not any en-
gagementq. 20 far nor do We think
we shall mike sry for the champion.
ship OF this season. II we do We
shall send O'NeIl, Smith or bob" OF
<. challenge.
Much "Ague" is reported along
the rivers spd on the bottoms.
We are watching the State Boat
from d. M. to zee our friends Watson
and Poster on the tramp" from
Leddville. Give US call boys, we
WI. furnish you some "dodger" and
water, anyhow
What has become o. the Teach
ers Department" IN the ARGUS?
Cannot the teachers Of Preston sup
port one column OF paper.
We take of our bat TO Ford and
Fot,ney 20 our acknowledgement
OF their pluck but tor "EIihu we
car only Sigh deep regret because
OF the impurity Of bis doings aud
wish for h,m a pleasant stay al
Moundsyille. a.
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gave him IN Ioy last epistle, and
while declaring himself averss to
to entering into sny controversy
with the Light weight ARGUS item
manufacturer" at this place grace
fully ends his little speech with a
suggestion that your correspondent
betske himself TO the mastery OF
principles taught by LiDdley Muir
ray. He says 10 substnce that it is
wrong in mo to attempt to write
French till I've learned how 20
write English. You are right. Buck
eye, No one should dip hs pen in
a foreign word until be can use the
Kings English fueutly, grammatic-
ally. have t-ken the mote out Of
my own eye, but why does that beam
still clingteuaciously to thy rsddsn.
cd oPtic1 People living in glass
houses sh juld not throw stones.
Why have you disgusted-sys bored
the good people OF Preston for sl-
most two years with your nausea =
ious silly efusions largely constitu-
ted Of words aud phrsses from a Ian
guge Of which you have no more
knowledge than Of the subtitle art
by neaus Of which you are permit
ted to gain a scanty living2 Why
do 700 re. aistently seek to decry
aud denouucs the State and peopl,
within whose boundaries aud mids,
you have never received aught bu,
kindness and good feeling. Why
do you bitterly envy the prosperlt,
OF your nei IA bore and and hate thos,
WHO are your superiors morally
Pysically, and Intellectually.
, In short why is it that you, boss
OF your determination aud abilit,
10 provide for yourself bodily sus
tenance with tLs sum Of (sevsn) cent
per day2 Is not tbis parsimony. a
we'll a. your chroa'c grumbhuR
merely sp!es Tor uotors'vY With
out some oddly or eccentric,tv you
even less than mediocre abIln'e
would never render you as conspic.
uous ae you are now notorious. Blu
I've neither time nor inclination to
devote suy more space to the wor.
thy scrib6ler that so ably and success
FULLY euightens the readers Of tn,
JournoI but will leave an III; slligen
public to determine which OF us il
IN greater need of the information
continued within the pages OF al
English Grammar.
April %.
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Tunnalton Letter.

April 29,-Maklng garden and
$ the order ol the day With the
Tunneltonites.
Mr. DR.. Higginbojhsm Of Far
mont ~ visiting At tue residence Of
Mr. A. J. B)paisld.
Mrs J i. Wolcot. IS visiting rel
stives in Pittsburgh, Pa
Mr. I'M. Jefsrys, was oil on a
flying trip to Grafton, 90 Sunday
last.
Mrs. A. ] Bonafeld, was over to
Rodamer's visiting at thr residence
Of Mr. lnos. Nnes Que day last
week.
Tue fow1 Hall is about compile
ted, an ! the 9. 9. G. are happy.
Our senial friend Lee q. Coclr-
rell, Of Fray Run, passed through
the burg en- route toe Newburg
on Monday lie was looking hale
and hearty.
Ellis NJ DUR, was out to Fair
mont, on Wednesday, looking after
he new patent churn. Ellis reports
having a good time.
"Ss dom Fed" wake up aud give
U the news from yO1r city.
Buckeye does no, s-e,n 90 rel.
isb ,hs cognomen 80 ungrsciousiy
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A Free Ballot Assured.

The disposition Of leading mem
5s-s of both branches OF Congress
lAcI cate that there will be no back
ing down upon .tbe proposition to
prsvent the use Of troops at the
polls. Nobody believes that there
Is ny probability Of the dominent
?srGy surrenderlng their adherence
10 such proposition. The only
lueItion is ss to the most expedient
5ou :se to pursue in the present sta
ile of the case-whether to lAAs a
--cisive stand here and now, by
retpsing any appropriations, or OF
E.uply postPoning rther action
l1tll the resssemb bling Of Congress
p December in or Ter TO have an
m nediate adjournment at this time.
- will caiy be on tie propriety
VI o9e " the other Of these alter
oa:es that members will differ.
Iuere will be no surrender. There
vi be no hot haste. Tbis Cong
ss will establish free bslloi. The
oitary will not interfere with or
@enace the voter in any section e
20 country at the next presidential
e9tion. That is the question at
stake. And ~ on this there is no
Jack Of uDanimity--no want Of CO.
heavehess in the ranks Of the Dem
oc-4tic party. The caucus last night
nay not furnish any positive sesur
a az 10 the seton OF the House
isn it assemblies to-day, and it
oay require several days before he
arse to be adopted on the grave
utter at issue will be fully and
ally settled, but OF che thing the
1ntry Cen rest assured, and thai
hat The fundamental tact will not
overlooked. compromised or sur
dsrsd. A free ballot will be re.
ed Register.
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A CARD TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. Robertson, 10 south EutotC
street, Baltimore, Md.

From long experience in hospital and
private practice, guarantees "A permanent
cure n all diseases OF the Urinary Org
ans and Of the Nervous System-viz:
Organic and Seminal Weakness. Impo-
tency loss OF sexual power, Nervous
Debility and Trembling. Pslpitation OF
the Heart, Dimness of Sight or Giddi-
ness, Pains in the hack and Nocturnal
Emissions. &C, all resulting from abus-
81 in youth orexcesses in manhood. Dis
esses recently contracted cured in five to-
I'm days, and the poison entirely eradi-
cnted from the system. Also all skin
and blood diseases quickly cured. DIR.
Robertson. "A graduate Of the University
Of Maryland, refers to any or the leading
physicians OF Baltimore. Special aIten-
ton given ID ali female complaints.
All consultations strictly confidential,
and medicines sent To any address,. Call
or write. enclosing stamp for reply.
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Order Of publication

w EST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held
i'm tho Clerk's Office of the County Court
of Preston county, on tho first Monday
or March. 1919.
MARoA BEEGgELY
as. IN DEBT,
DANIEL BEEoHEfS.
The object of this sutt IL 20 CO 90
debt of 1927, on six several single bills or
notes executed by defendant to plaintiff
aud an attachment having issued nj this
cause against the property OF said iond-
ant.
And II appearing that the defendant
Daniel Beeghcly is not u resident OF this
State, he il, therefore, hereby required 20
appear at Rule to be held for the said Court
on tho first Monday of April, next, and
do what Is necessary to protect his inter~
ost herein. Aud IL is ordered that the
foregoing be published in The Preston
County Argus" weekly newspaper
published in this county.
copy-Test:
J.. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
j. HI. CARROLL, AHy(or Per.
Ina.St4s7.75,
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brethren Of the order had nobly
stood by it. The increased number
OF assessments made necessary by the
yellow fever in the South al cheer
fully paid, and few, indeed, are the
deiectIons.
The number OF deaths by yellow
fever was 1911, all OF which have been
paid. The sum of nearly $500, 900
has been distributed TO ~ido VS. and
orphans from that cause, in addition
TO the deaths by other causes.
To NEE. the heavy death rate
caused by yellow ievei extra assess
meDts have been made. With these
extra assessments the total cost to
a member under forty five years OF
age. If the order meets with only the
usual desth-rsts during the year,
viii only be seventeen assessment
la 1879. Heretofore four teen as
sessments has been the highest uun =
Der in any one year.
Should assessments reach twenty
year, no member who can posi- b y
avoid II should allow himself TO BE-
suspended.
The average age OF the Of Alph
Lodge Of this city, Ia not less that
losty years. So far 10 expense II
cou cerned the order could afford I,
hays ad epidemic OF yellow feve
each wear aud double the number o
deaths from other causes. which
would make tbirty6vs assessment
a year instead OF Twelve or fifteen
which might be ressonao. expected
and even with this exhorbn..ct cal.
culstion save large sum each St$I
over insurance rates offered by any
life insurance association.
AS men desiring to procure sur,
and cheap protection for their lam
ilies and loved ones, it 10 we'll K
carefully consider the remarkabl,
chedpness OF the insurance turnishe
by the Knights OF Honor Register
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The "Ridero Liza Legislation.

The Rider" In Legislation.
The great stress which HAYES lays
on the fact that the amendment TO
the appropriation bill. or the "rider'
as it is called. lie there as kind Of
compulsory process TO secure his
signature, would lead one TO iuier
bat 1t was special and tIessona-
, bic device OF Democratic cunning,
never beard of until tLe Democrats
got control Of Congress, and that no
other patty had dared ssnctioL-
much lcss 10 put in practice.
1t does not 40 TO forget the fact
which HAYES 10 careful not TO men
tion that e part ofthe very !.gisls-
ton which, by lacking the necessary
Clause upon needed appropriate u
N the d .mocra 8 new seek to re-
peal. WAS passed by Republican
Congress by exactly tie same means
.Shch HAYES now 50 bitter y de-
! ounces Does toe most ebaritabl q
MAI IN the world, for for nom an
supp sc that il It had been a Repub-
lean measure passed ir this manner
by a Republican Cobsrsss. thai
HAYES would have vetoed II Tor
such a reason. or even made such
reason ADD objecuop7
Tue fact is that however objection
able theae "riiers' may be seen a,
"n afstrac, proposition in !egisla-
ton. except from purely partisan
view, their use snte1stes the PREF
ent generation OF American Con-
| gressmen, and they have been rs
common TO ihe Republican party IA
any other that ever hourisLed in I be
national legislature. But the pro-
ceed,ng has always been CONDEMNED
by the party which could not e1-
pect any benefit from it. 1t mas beer
denounced by Democrats when il
gored their OK, just az it 10 now as
sailed BY Republicans who are put
at disadvantage. Neither party
has ever endorsed it except for the
reason that they have right to the
use OF the same ammunition they 6nd
in store when coming into posse ssi on
OF the fortified lois that was used to
keep hem out
But such opposition to the prac-
tice as would Justify an executive in
terposi0g his veto to a measure o.
IKE character comes with peculiarly
bad grace from the present usurp.s-
uou when We remember that it was
by this same revolutionary meth
cd that the section of supervisor
law VIII CHI enabled Kellogg to festen
his grip on LouisAna for six Yeas
more, and procure the counting of
the electoral vote for the very m an
who no" objects to the practice,
without which be could never have
famed ayen shsdowy sem blance
OF title to use the veto power in any
instance. Il there is to be ref
ormstion on this head it would be
much better taste if originating i'll
some other source Register.
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giSGwooD, MAYS. 1870:
Dcs picable Mode of Reviying the
Era Cf Hate.
yISGwooD,
MAYS. 1870:

Era CT Hate.
Ty1 1ington p,.st.l
a means Of decreasing combus-
Hoa N the Northern heart, few
auperanusted aud iDbeclls editors
orc tipping old war editorials from
i.os f Southern newspapers Issued
prior TO the war aud reproducing
tbs.a with comments Jes,gned 10 re-
NDi,e the feeling Of 1861. II this
prsotice should be generally followed
by ne papers Of both eectio's there
isu much doubt that q great deal
81 umoering hate could be resn-
Insted' But the men who should
sn age in % despicsble q business
Wolld be generally and pro srly re-
gsIied as villsinous gbouls, unwor-
thy the respect Of decent men. and
desorving only the scorn and loath-
Ing Of honorable minds. 1t is Oh
seryable that the parties who are
now devoting the available forces OF
sne,r feeble intellect TO this disbol-
lea work were promibsnt in stirring
up strife in 1851, and successful in
ping out OF danger from 81 tc
So They did what they were able
10 bring the clash Of arms, and then
sneaked out Of harms way when the
fruits Of their work began to rip, u
They should be made TO feel now the
resistless pressure Of public scorn
Iha men who went 20 the froat have
socn contempt for these creatures
as a brave man always feels for d
5.oviating, Dragging. bullying cow
ara; for creature who sneeIs, and
s.rrts and 5wel.s until he sees q
manly 6st, ADD then runs 10 mag
s.Ate to swear cut peace warrant
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NOTICE OF POWER OF ATTORNEY.

BY virtue ofs power OF attorney exc.
cutcd to the undersigned on the -- day
Of NJ rch 1879, by Genera Buckner
Fairfax the undersigned a. attorney i'm
fact is fully authorized to transact any
and all business Of the said Fairfax rs
July as the said Fairfax may have done.
And notice is hereby given to an per-
sons not to in any wise trespass upon the
lands OF town lots OF the said Fairfax.
nor shall any person rem We from the
lands or lots Of tho said Fairfax any tim
Der, mineral or other property, uu der
any pref ext or device whatever.
JoHN a. =. MARTIN.
Atry in fact for Buck nor Fairfax.
March 10Th. 1879.
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FAsHIoNS--A GREAT WORK
POLLY @ L.

Madame A. BuTdltts Smiths .IY.s-
trdted Lectures" on 'Dressmaking, Lace
Making, &c, bound in book form.
Price 3U cents. IL is is the most valuable
hnnd-buok any lady can possess.
Ihe EAte bdShiOnS MOnthiy, $50 "A
year.
Sm!MS P0He'n Bazaar, $l.1O year.
SmitRS Instruction Book and C.tt,l!o0,ic
Is cents.
Catalogue Of --latest Styles. free. Send
to \; Bu8DLTTE SMITH, 10 East l4th ST.,
n. Y. City.
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Hon. Henry @. Davis.

ava Gazette,
u recent number Of FTonk Les
illustrated Poper we notice a
&c represebclUn Of our U. S. Sen
r, Hon. Henry q. Davis. Of West
rgiuis The cut 10 very foe and
ike, and shove the Senator q
nuess. penetration aud executive
ility 10 3 good advantage. a
lei sketch o. the Seustors puthc
accompanies the portrait, which
st'ates how, step ty step, indom
lie energy and perseverance, will
in Yower end emioence iu the
ID The ] 'unbctcd IGper uakes
Iusiness to publish portrait
life sketch Of every eminent
ssmau, soldier, inventor, dfcov
or other person who has dis
guished himseJl IN sDJ oftbe yur
Of life, ara We are gratifed to
our Senator placed 10 this gal q
# intellectual stsrs lie has
emily been elevated TO the Char
10 - Of tie Senate Committee 81
1ProTustions, which is ore Of The
{ important committees Of Con
%, ed be has won THE position
aeu PERCEPTION. iron vii
1ergy aud devoted zeal to
welfsrr which Las ever
ed his putnc he
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STOVES
Commissioners Notice.

GTATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.
- COUNTY or PRESTON, ss.
AT County Court held Tor said Coun-
~ at the Court house thereof on tho 10Th
day OF March 1879.
GUY a. BISHOP
VS..
George J. Lieb. George w. Lieb. Eliza
beth BOder, Emanuel BeegbIey. Jonas
Frankhouser, - Clay Hagans, S. o.
Kaynals, WIN. Frey, Gustavus Cresap,
Trustee: Isaac \ rmstrong and William
5. Armstrong, trading rs I. Armstrong
aud Son: |er Kelley, William Ringer
and Charlott Smith.
EQUITY.
This cause - referred to any Of tha
Master Commissioner of this Court with
Instructions 90 ascertain and report the
land owned Uy the defendant George J
ldeb, the state and condition Of the title
thereto. What liens. II any, exist against
the said realty. The order and priOrities
OF tho same, and any other matter deems
Cd pertinent 10y him or required BY any
OF the parties.
Test,
J. AMI NJ tRTIN, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
kfN0woOD, dssS h rs, 1879.
The parties to the abO Yg1sa . med anti are
hereby notified that I 50. on the Zlst
day OF April next at my onic aforesaid
pTOcoeu 70 the execution oil the above o.
named order Of reference.
mrzyi4-FlOl J. w. PARKS, Comr.
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TIE Nation has vigorous way OIL
putting things sometime but il new
er covered the & und better than ir
rs descrir ton OF The character Of
those who arenow supporting GRANT
for third tern, ss &c lows:
While it is true that there ia a
large bodyoi respectable Republicans
among them, II ~ also True that there
is no republican whisky.tbIef or cor
ruptionlst oil any description d eiraud-
er OF the revenue, brbe tsker or
bribe given, worthless or lazy crstom
houee or Their officer. rsscaIiy black
mail editor, knavisL contractor on
ring master; no jobber IL Offices OF
peIqussitfs: no drunken loafer or
PambIeTro enemy OF Improvement ~
In any branch ol the government v b }
10 not nesTy aud yoclerous Grant
mau, snq who IL DOT now rubbing
bis hands over the cnance OF pcelup
the old man back IN tIe White
House.
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except death and that il now rendered az
Iemely uncertsin by the discover OF an abso-
iutely certain cure for the m NJ painful OF ali
BODILY ailments Piles. For 3 900 years nusoks
and me iioal men have nvslled each other i'm
tortunng the miserable sufferers by that tor
mole disease with al manners OF barbarous
ignorant and useless nOstrums and devices
and might still havs gone on for tbousand
more years bat for the discovery Of Anskesis
~ Dr SIsbee. We seldom pun such things
out any man OF TOman who has over suffered
the agony Of piles will thank rs for calling
attention y an almost infa'lible remedy foT
this dreadful disease. 800. 900 afflicted sufferers
tes ~ 70 its unparalleled virtues Doctors Of
az medical schools endorse aud use IT, Itisa
once TIE triumph and admiration Of tbs age
simple safe, prompt and permanent IL relieves
pam ~ once supports aud cOmpresses the
JumOrs and ultimately cures the worst cases Of
Pues no matter ~ how long standing. Abso-
lutte infalbDlity H. not possible but med cal
scence has nothing moro nearly 20 than
.dE1kestG' 10 h. the discovery Of DR. a
5isbee. an accOmpl shed chemist and practic-
ing physicisn, after 30 years study and erperi-
ence Samples u 'anskeeis7 are sent free 10
~ sufferers by y. Eeustaedter t. Co. Box $3.50
New York Sold BY druggists everywhere
Puce FlOG per box.