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INSOLVENCY.
EnsOiVent Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby county-Office County
Court Clerk Memphis. Tenn, April 4. 1S79-To
Margaret Miller, Administrators Of estate OF r.
Ben Miller, deceased.
1 JAVING suggested the insolvency of the es-
Il tate of r. Ben Miller, deceased, you are
hereby ordered to give notice. by advertisement in
some newspaper published within the said State,
and also at the Courthouse door of Shelby county,
for all persons having claims against said estate to
appear and file the same with the Clerk OF the Coun
ty Court authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law, before 4th day of october. 1879; anO any
claim not filed on or before said day or bsfore an
appropriation of the funds of said estate is made,
shall be forever bai red, both In law and equity
witness my hand at office. this 4th day of April
1879. OWEN DWYER, Shelby County Clerk.
RF John J. Shea. ID. c. sat
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS,
TAXING DISTRICT,
Shelby county, Tenn, april l, 1879 J.
StEALEO PROPOSALS will be received by Us until
= Wednesday, ninth OF gTil, at II O'Clock m.
for the following work to be done and service to be
rendered the Taxing Districts To do the SCAV
ENGER WORK for the balance of the present fiscal
year, with the privilege. the part of the Commits
sioners, OF continuing the contract, II made for
LONGER time or disc ntinuIng IL upon giving 0l ten
DAYS notice The board reserves the right to rejec
any and all bids. By order of the Board.
CHAS. L. PULLEN, Secretary,
Board f. and p. Commissioners.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

bankrupt Salee
In the matter OF the Southern Life Insurance Cem-
pany, Bankrupt
RY virtue OF an order of sale made by the Circuit
ID Court OF he United States Western District OF
t nnessee, we viii sel', st public auction, In frOnt
OF the premises, on
Monday, ADTn "A, 1870,
al IL O'Clock on said ddy. building known as the
Carolina Insurance Building, no AZ Madison. de-
soto Block. Memphis, Tennessee, and no~ occupied
by the Memphis GaSltgnt Com any
Terms OF Sale-One-fouTth ash; balsnce In SIX
and twelve month with approved security, AMI a
lien retained for unpaid purchase money.
The Improvements co sis Of n four story brick
building, the upper portion psrti ned into rooms
suitable for Offices IT slice pIns-rooms.
O. WOOLDRID6E
and c. r. PATERSON, Assignee
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FINANCIAL.

/ Business Yesterday among the banks was
repetition OF the pas. week or twO-a plentiful sup
Ipy OF money with few borrowers, and the rates Of
Exchange rs quoted below. The TOUR per cent bonds
appear to DO the fav0rle on the market. Exchange
In our market quoted New York. ls discount buying,
and selling "a premiums; all points in New Eng
land, demand Is, and sight u discount, selling n
premium New orleans, "A buying, and selling ar
par. Money SOLO per cent. shelby county scrip
Quoted soc, buying, but very dull, little or none
|selling. Last sales were: Memphis gas stock,
1875; Tennessee, new issue, 53635; Mississippi
and Tennessee railway hrstmortgage bonds. ex-cOu-
pom, l120 ID; second mortgage, 81; Memphis gas
bonds, 90; fernando Insurance stock, l17 Blud
CITY Insurance
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NOn-Resident Notice,

No. 3252.-In the Chancery Court of Shelby County,
Tenpessee.-GeOrge Mohr vs.. Lizzie Schaper ct al.
T appearing from affidavit In this cause that the
i defendants, the heirs Of A. +. Schultze decd,
are unknown, and their names and places OF resi-
dence cannot be ascertained after dill ent inquiry
and they having, perhaps some interest In the real
estate sought to be subjected by this proceeding:
Ii is therefore ordered, That they make their ap
pearance herein, at the courthouse in the city OF
Memphis Tennessee, on or before the first Monday
in May, 1870, and plead, answer or demur TO ccm
claimants bl q, or the same will be taken for con
fessed as to them and set for hearing exparte; AM
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This 2Sth day of March, 1879.
A copy-Attest
R. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Z. B. M'HENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM NJ Randolph Sol. for complainant. sat
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TrUsfee's RRIQ

DY virtue OF the terms or a trust deed executed
ID by the undersigned on the 2Sth day OF Deem
Der, 1876 by Augustus c, Genette. Roxana J. Mad
den and her husband, Cornelius ID. Madden. duly
registered In the registers Office OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, I'm deed book 115, page 32l, TO secure
the Indebtedness therein described, Will, on
Monday, April -, 1879,
at the courthouse Of Shelby county. Tennessee, sell
for cash, al IL o'clock m. to the highest bidder,
free from redemption, the property therein de-
scribed as follows: Situate lying and being In the
city of Memphis, county of Shelby, State of Ten
nessee, to-wft: Beginning on the north side Of
Robson street (100) one hundred feet nom its In
with north line of Robson street (50) nifty feet
thence northwardly U50) one hundred and nfty
street 500 fifty feet; thence southEardy $50 one
hundred and fifty feet to the beginning. Being lot
lot (9) nine, block 90, six Bradf0rds subdivision
of countrg (514) lot five hundred and fourteen. To
such trust deed SO recorded, special reference is
here made.
Title believed to be good. but sell and convey
VIC. MCCLURE, Trustee.
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To all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions youth, nervous weakness early decay loss
Of manhood, etc. will send recipe that VIII cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America Send
a self-addressed envelope TO Rev. JOSEPH T. IMAM
Saftio7a D. NstD York Cifl
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Nv. Hampton. Attorney.
Truatee'a Sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed TO fn, executed and re-
d corded In the ONCE Of the egister OF Shelby
county. Tenn. 10 book I03. page 253, made BY d.
E Palmer and wife, for the purpose of seeu Ing the
Indebtedness therein named and which not HAVING
been paid. will, on
Saturday, April 10, 1879.
within legal hours at the request OF the beneficiary
In said deed at the southwest corner Of Main and
Madison streets, In Memphis Spelhnrr cash he toi
nessee' sen 70 .s in Shelby county State CT
IDm and described as follows: certain
tract parcel of land In civil district No. two ca In
said county. and bounded as follows to-Wt: On the
north By the lands Of James Paine and Thomas q.
Moore; on the east by the lands of Mrs. II. B. Saw
age and W. T. Nelson; on the south BY the lands CT
W. T. Nelson and ID. ID. Nelson, and on the west by
the lands of A. ". Nelson and James Paine, SUI.
posed to contain about i've hundred 900 acres. Il
Is stipulated in the deed that in event OF sale all
equity of redemption Is waived, and that the pur-
chaser shall have absolute title in fee simple.
B. W. WILLIAMSON, JR., Trustee.
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RIVER NEWS.
river and NYenther.

The table and dispatches below give effi-
cIal information concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. s. -.
MEEPgTs, April II, 1879.
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The history of the OF great discoveries af-
fOrs no pa ailel 10 the Tiumphs over competition
ans prejudice accomplished by this powerful yet
harmless vegetable agent, which tnstautaneOusly
changes any obnoxious color OF the hair into black
81 brown as magnificent as any that heaven be-
slowed uDon the head Of man or woman Manufac-
tufed hy J. Ctu3rADORO, No. 80 William street.
New YORK. Sold By all Druggists. Applied By all
faiF Dressera.
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EMTINnN.

No dispatches we're received yesterday at
the cotton exchange, and, therefore, we are unable
TO place before readers, Ia this issue, 1.-THE do
ings" m the markets elsewhere. In Liverpool, New
YORK. New Orleans and other places the exchange
will be closed until Monday next, IN observance OF
GOOD Friday. etc. Our market closed at half past
two In the evening, and no sales we're posted on the
board. Below we append the cotton statement:
Cotton Exchange statement.
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The Hamburger gdeburg Fire.

The fiamburg-Mag deburg Fire.
HNHE above named company, of Hamburg, Ger
L many. began business in the Eastern and West
ern Departments U. 5. A., In September, 1878, and
since that time, has recstved in premiums S149,OOO
the company has paid up capital amounting 70
S625,OOO and assets SI75,000; total, SS00,000.
It's deposit in the State of New York is 100000.
Its risks this country Will be protected by the Old
Magdeburg Fire II Surance Company, whose income
during the year 1878 amounted TO over S6,OOO.OOO;
Also by the Magdeburg Re Insurance Company and
the Magdeburg General Insurance Company. the
combined assets of the three companies last-named
amount 10 Sl5.532563. This protection Is In ad-
dillon TO that furnished by the capital and assets OF
the Hamburg Msgdeburg. This fact when gener-
ally known, cannot fail toattTact to the company a
liberal share Of patronage In America The com
pany will issue policies of insurance all classes
of insurable property.
STURM & HTRSCB, Agents,
No 2qI Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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WONDERFuL CMANGEs
-nriatadoro,s IEair Dye.

occurred IN thi country during the last three or
-four ears, but none wonderful than tho RsgO-
buttons H. color, produced among the Heads Of the
Il.-I- b.
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5. Farriss & CO. (COIOred) Undertaken

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MANUFACTURES zzESSSpzrru,->
III of different patents,
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on hand full lines of solid walnut and rosewood, fin
ished In all styles Orders By mall promptly at
tended to. and filled C. o. d.
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M.NCELLANEOUS.
TIMELY NOTICE!

A the season for the purchase of bagging Is ap-
n preaching, the Notice Of merchants and Others
Is called to the following reg aIl0n OF the Cotton
Exchange a. All cotton bales covered with bagging
composed wholly or In part OF msteral which, when
wet, stains the cotton. is filled with Onrotted
shIyes or spilnters shall be considered unmerahant
able and jet rejection at the option Of the
purchaser"
Wigs Phillips, Benjamin Bsbb,
VIM. BowleS d Sons, Watson q Hill,
George Winchester, A A Patton Co..
G. Falls & Co., Hartmus Co.,
E. Hobart 4 Co. s B. Carver Co.,
Townsend. Woolley i Co., ]. Rieser,
A NJ. Scarborough Co., j. II. Cohen Co.,
A NJ Agelasto, W. A. Goodwin.
VonGundell q Mayhoff, Win. Frollch q Co..
r. A. Spicer Il Co., ,,sS - c0 20 1--'
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~ rRLEGRAPHl

LOUISVILLE, April 11.-Flour firm; Wheat
and market hfm; white 3Sc; mixed SIC. Oats
quiet; white SIC; mixed, use. Rye steady, DC;
Hay quiet sFSIiO. Pork steady, $40 7511l. Lard
nrm; choice leaf uercs. 7I4d 7I2c; key, Sl46Sl2c.
Bulk meats quiet 1858, ,, Bliss. Bacl steady, AS.
5as. 57sc. Sugar-cured hams, Shl09l4c. WHISKY
afaa Tv ~
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CTSCINNATi, April 11.-Flour dull. wheat
IN fair demand, bat at lower rates; good to prime
red Sl6rI 01 Corn easier but not quotably lower
3788Sc. Oats IN good demand at full prices, aga
32c Rye Ia good demand, 56c Barley dull; No.
fall Q3TD5c Pork nominal. Lard easier; cur
rent make 2Oc. Bulk meats Gull and nominal
3.BO64S0d5e. Bacon quiet, 4lsI5ssd5S6c Wills
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Nale.

Wright 4 FOlkss. AttOTne y h'oIohh' Iru
, 1879-08-17

the possessor Of love she has no further need
OF herself -ReoM at first denies the charge, hut
his outraged vito quickly confounds him BY
producing his own !oye-letters to her vengeful
correspondent, and, despite his prayers and
promises, leaves tho house forever, aB she sup
poses The second act in the comedy Is devoted
to an incomprehensible episode at a char
{9.1 {ty.iete - RaoM r. meets fss bis Ttfe,-wh9
picks quarrel with a gentleman for wearing a
rose he mad seen On her breast d little before.
The due4 does not come oil, much to the disap~
pointment OF Raoui, who had intended to let his
aud, in despair at the persistent {and very prop
er) refusal OF Laurians to forgive him his
<'shady" bachelor dotnss ha determines to
commit suicide. Being Frenchman, he acte
ao haeat it ts ssecft ss1 ii bis o1eaeas
Bosom-friend, Of course, communicates the
dreadful news to his wife, who,
equally Of course, arrives upon the scene just
as the dauntlcss Raouf is getting ready, j. e.,
looking at his pistols and wondering what atti-
tiou is effected, aud the curtain falls to slow
music. N. Leroy's comedy is in itself not
much, but 1t attracts people in the absence Of
other novelties.
THE conEp1E rRANcA1sE
Is to reopen on the LIST Of August with the en-
tire company. including the lneffable One. Mo-
iere's ".Msanthrope" will be the piece de resist
tance On the OCCASION. AT present most OF the
company is away at Vichy, drinking the waters,
and delightlng the yaletulnartans at the Casino
by theatrical representations. Victor Hugos
a. LIE Roi s'Amuse" is again promised for Janu-
ary, nth Sarah Be'7tAardt, Mounel-SuIlr, Got,
and hlaubant in the principal roles: so it looks
very much as If that American tour would come
to nothing. 1t is quita impossible to say any
thing certain on this knotty point, however, for
the lnetfable One is tickle Us the wind What
she wills to-day she won't tomorrow; and her
nerves are all-drcidinG. The latest is TINT she
will have short holiday allowed her. in consid-
Grafton Of Which her resignation will be- With
drawn, and she will deign to continue member
OF the Francais. Time will tell what is to be the
end Of the affair, and time only.
HARRY MELTZEB.
, 1879-08-17

=. S1fci1I to Cincinnati Commercial.
pKoy1DEscE, R, l., Aug. 15.-It is an utter
;nonas-;hi,It, ~ oh,o,n ,nv1h;np 1ik, n 7e,ishle
'lnpoas1oAtss w os- c-s.. -. =; -e,st,a,,
statement from ex-senator opfa9ue III relation
reason that be has made statements to con-
ndonr1,, 5r;ends IN which he has comn]et.)y ex-
aue",'1. rNN" Cs.1.1;,sas f-o,. 49, oon,aa.
onelateo oenS1or coaA''us AolA any sonA.
ton with the a1a1f' ana subsequently ae-
hann;nes,., Since the publication Of his wife,s
-.S.s...: ha 10. h,o,, ~ q r;n1ent ,,,oov.rnahre
s.aeslncu1 NC n's oIen ,a - ..as - Ia ,aan
, 1879-08-17


CHICAGO, Aug. 15.;-I have been surprised at
the attempted defense of Mrs. Kate sprague by
Mrs. Jane Grey Swtsshelm and " Fair Play"
had learned to respect the former, and have al
ways expected to read something elcvating over
her signature. Is the millennium really upon
us: Has it come to this. Can man like Sem
ator Coukling, holding the highest honor save
one in the gift OF this Christian Nation, continue
for months TO trample under foot 'thc sacred
obligations entered into with the wife of his
youth, and disgrace the children she has borne
him, BY publicly using every device known to
designing men to destroy tile peace, love, and
ycry existence OF another household, and at
The same time receive not one word Of con-
dcmnation at the hands Of Mrs. Jane Grey
SwisshcIm, Of Chicagoa But such is the fact.
Mr.. Coakltng is immaculate. Mrs. Kate Chase
Sprague is as pure as the s. driven snow but
the poor man VINO has been driven to dissipation
and desperation By this cruel and unho!y invasion
Of all that man holds most sacred, IS the
iool OF husband,' - q with soul that ratttes
around" etc. had intended to argue this
matter 4 little With our dear sister Swisshclu,
but it's no use; public opinion, I suppose, is
made up on the matter. w. !
, 1879-08-17

managing the estate in manner highly dsad-
Eantageous to the interests OF the creditors, who
hare eyinccd q feeling to authorize the trustee,
Mr.. ChaGcc, to take actual possession OF the
property. and seek to restore peace and harmony
in that notorious locality.
Mrs. Spraguc has had torturiDg anprehensions
for the fu,u1c welfare OF her children. Until
she has disahuscd her mind OF the fancy that the
ex-senator has still large remnant OF wealth
available, and is practically unable to legitimate
" provide for the support OF his family, she will
take no measures leading to legal separation,
which seems imperatiTely necessary for her
4ell-beny and safety.
, 1879-08-17

q ACADEMY.
CHESTER. Pa. "Opens Sept. 100
Thorough Instruction in Girl Eu:!rcer.3g Che1uls-
trv* the Cia3ztca and English: DezTess conferred.
For Circulars apply 70 LEwETr WILCOX, Eaq., Of
dee OF Hsrdnef House Chlc39o. or to
Col. TflEO. HYATT, P7eatden:-
, 1879-08-17


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i've weeks married, and charged with assaulttrs,
n1ack and james Gcary, two bows, .char0ed With
hoidins-uo Eddie Cartuan and robbius dit1 Of
three passes to Hayerly's Theatre
r5a;a crar1n ro,,, n;, .,-:,,t,, ,..
.ionai vas xestcn1.v orrcstc1 for
no.nat," ~. ~
T5s;s ~ asto,ht su naa q year aso
F. Mas w.. '.it uesu ~ aAsn's III atte4pth
t',tr+o .a1 hr ~ ~ oss ; VI aSi
IN, r.,,-,, t ~. t ue 1tpea us oa ne uio
snoISo1 iha1 tne o1c case against MN sun hoioa
sood.
The Tony Dcnier COMPANY furnishes the
latest scandal The eppI champion ela6-sTinesr, e.:
away from 1' her husband % E. ~. w. Moul1oas
a horizoutal-bar nthleie travelling with ths
show. Clifton vas last evening arrestcd uuon
measn sos eoaSS him f. With a%qt; hut @
husband is Viilip@ not Of to rs prosecute il Emms
will return Ia her cnnther,s htuor at
PHILADELPHIA, and ouit forrrer ,b..
variety business whirh he .Iway,
Guilty Of course, @ snt sootnn ..Ts he nn, c,
prove that they roomea torethsr tor u ,xee.. vt
No. 400 West Madison strret ~
cra,t ..c;,.n~...
sont.saet cennan 81 r' Mas occas'9neo aoout tho
shortly after 9 o'clock last nfghr hy <ir shotz
fired in rapid SUCCESSION ct a. lax: lam. and
as his in-sa. naa1 i...a Mao alaec ~ ~ 1a5t
frst saer - 49, ~, cas1s n'h. t1einen "ero
nhout ~ ~. u.er ser,s,S m ha.oon as .hey "c1o
few angry 1o1ds the quarrel Waa transferred to
the sidewalk. Officers &luruano and Wiley w.rn
close at hand, and soon lad the shooter un.fer
arrest He p1oyct to be Michael Brew. for
nanT years a teamster in the employ OF Chauin
& Gore. He hastily cxplafn=d that be haIt
attempted to kill an ex-tireman named FranE
Roach. uho bad grossly tnsulted hts y,fc
at the picnic Friday afternoon at Ogden Grpyc.
But suddenly beshinking himself OF what hu
again induced to say anything u to
the cause OF the affair. When Roach
stopped running, .he was taken in
charge by some friends, who brought him to the
ArmorT to lodge complaint against Brew It
vas then found that one bullet n-a entered the
muscle Of his right arm, anu "enother
bad plowcd fur1ow in the left
saoafoes u hs coat- Inc oniet
''. n.s uos e1tfac1eo oy physician
:, n1;u, as nc suuu5ns II ncst 20 iet
uorr ssna1as+ .;r c peets ~ asa meeo " tas
cem had emnted as me 81, or af fs Iss n; ana M
aueh.6,n anssn % noos a. saoee ~ range he
oea p.oua"I T. "o4su not nave ser1ous1y IN
Juleu mn. hoacn oueEs 1nc lotowtn@ III
saoanaaon sao ,.d he IN hue" Ms M 1seM some ysafs
aeo alao' mee1ms ner At @ tne pleo'c stoppca to
married, p ! and that, to- to man who bad one:
so~S1 sohr.., n a 3a syd"y: nac1 a; w nIlfe on
sooraess, and sold hcr to tel her hueoand that
t ne was l'ar, ana sanary other "oras 70 that
snSGs. .;G az says t!at DIG" never ta'asn'o nln'
HONE DOVER
Matters at the Home s. Dover Association
", but yesterday SIR. Fr,zee, the travelling Ut
, 1879-08-17


saw pretty example Of the rustic costume
SO much in favor here at >tlc Gymnase last
week. The wearer was Alice Regnauit, reign
ing beauty Of the Partisan stage. Ihe dress
consisted Of short green velvet cape with
long pointed ends in front, trimmed with q
thick border OF costly ]ate,-six inches wide
maybe. 4 coQuetlish green velvet bonnet,
slightly turned up on one side. to match. Under
the cape what seemed !, sim pie bodice aud skirt
Of some very light material al,-aimost white
falling gracefully to the ground, without ilouuces
or paniers OF anJ sort, but with a great
quantity Of pleat;ug aud puckering in it. It
was exquisite Oh Alice Reeuauit, but I fancy
would have eat i'll On any one with less perfect
figure. This is not the only remarkable thing I
saw at the Grmnase, either. l saw -. Zone
moment please, till ti:at aggraya.ing man in the
middle OF the cafe stops teachny bis dog to
jump over the Figaro and allows me to collect
my slightly disturbed thoughts. All he's done
now.) III was saying, then, thut saw an
other remarkable thing at the Gymuase: 3 new
actress, who, am conFiacel, is destined to
MAKE 4 s1IR so3iE DAT.
Her name is Mile. Lesage, and she is playing
the leading part in M. Louis Leroy's new COM
cdr, ''LaurIane." It is not brilliant pla: by
any means, and affords few opportunities to the
Grmnase company, but Nile. Lesage docs much
to redeem it. IdHYidne, an innocent and ro-
mantle girl, Of ardent passions and q good deal
Of character, has welded an interesting Young
rake reformed, called Raoni lie Montas. On the
very evening Of the wedding, few hours after
the celebration Of the nuptial ceremony before
II. le Ma1re, she receives letter
from a discarded mistress OF her
husbands, who, to avenge herself informs her
Of the laison, and taunts her with being only
, 1879-08-17

4 Word OF CAUTION ALTHOUGH hundreds OF
preparations Of ginger before the public none
possess the delicious favor and powerful nedlcl-
nal properties Of Sanford's Jamaica Ginger. II u
to be regretted that limitations are 10 numerous -
to require caution In purchasing
, 1879-08-17

As valuable remedy for dyspepsia, sick head
ache, torpid liver, and such like diseases we can
recommend Dr.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. They are
for sale by all druggists. Price only IS cents.