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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
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The tradition that the child of the
humblest citizen may hope to be Presi-
dent of the United States is not dead
after all.
General Garfield was the son of very
poor parents, and at very early age
was compelled to follow the vocation
OF driver on the Ohio and Erie Canal
Having the metal in him for better
things ne left the canal and sought and
obtained opportunities to do chores and
odd jobs to pay for his living, while Sc
curing the rudimeEts of an education in
the common schools. After awhile he
was able to secure a scholarship in the
academy at Hiram, Portage county,
Ohio. The industry and energy dis
played by him in pursuit of the object
of his Rmbition-an education, attracted
attention and raised up friends who fur
nished him means to pursue his studies
at Harvard College, from whence he
graduated with the highest ho1ors.
Returning to his native State he was
elected President of the Academy at
Hiram, where his earlier struggles had
been hardest. Rising rapidly in public
estimation, the breaking out of the war
of 1860 found him member OF the
State Senate. The firing npon Sumter
reused the nation, and Garfield imne-
diately raised the 42d Ohio Infantry,
of which he was made colonel. His
command fought one of the first actions
of the war in Eastern Kentuckey, in
which lie defeated the rebel general
Humphrey. His record at Corinth,
Vicksbnrg, Chattanooga ard other hot
" contested fields in the west was brill.
lant. In 1864 he had earned the rank
Of major general, when he was called
by the State of Ohio to represent ber
in the National House of Representa-
tivee. He has held his seat continually
through all changes since, and has
made the impression of his own personal
integrity literally upon the constitution
and the laws of the land which now
calls him to its Chief Magistracy. =
Bee
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
A nararc-Norsh sea s...p Canal.

According to the plans prepared by
Herr Dahlstrom, to whom prelimi-
nary concession for the enterprise has
been granted, the proposed ship caual
from the Baltic to the North Sea will
be traced from the Bay of Kiel to
Brunsbuttel III the estuary of the Elbee.
Tts depth throughout is to be 20 feet 9
inches, its width at the surface of the
water 160 feet, and at the bottom "a
feet. The banks have a very gentle
slope. Provision will moreover be
made by adoption of peculiar system
OF locks and reservoirs, tor increasing
the depth of the water to 25 or 26 feet
whenever it may he desirable to do so,
and this depth will allow of the pas.
sage through the canal of the heaviest
German ironclad a1oat-the KONG
Wilhelm, vessel of 9,6O3 tons dis
placement, and the largest ship in the
German navy, drawing only &c feet.
ne CaHdi caIi' u ~ cdlcui1teu, Oe coua-
pleted in six years, and will it is esti-
mated, cost So $50, 900, OF about two
millions AMI quarter less than the
estimates made few years ago of the
cost of constructing a canal 81 feet
deep and % feet wide at the surface oi
the water. In size, it may be added
the proposed Baltic aud North Ses
Canal does not compare unfavoIably
with the Suez Canal, the width of thi.
at the surface of the water being 172l
feet. the width at the bottom 20 fee
and the depth about 26 feet and in
ches.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The Pugit Sound Dispatch, it 10
said. will soon be published at Sauk
City.
The saylor. James Kelly. stabbed ON
the ship TopgalIant at Port Townsend,
is dead
Marshall Blinn has ten-stamp mill
on quartz ledge on the Wenan said to
pay well.
A returned miner says no big strikes
can be made at Skagit until late in
July on account of high water.
The steamer Victoria did not get
aground in Fraser river as reported and
came to Victoria all right.
The Seattle Post learns that there
are 100000 bushels of potatoes ON
Whidby's Island that can fnl no
market.
The mail carrier informs the Pos
that fiattering prospects have been
struck on McGee's quartz lode on the
Snoqualimy.
Ed. Warren, butcher at Seattle,
borrowed $40 Oh forged check and
then ran away, also borrowing all he
could from others.
The Carbon Hill Coal Company is
going ahead with the tunnels on Car bon
river, three and half miles from the
main Pua1lup railroad.
Lient. E.S. Farrow, the officer who
distinguished himself SD in the Indian
campaign of late, went east to Laurel,
Del, and was married last month.
Caps. Morgan and Bullene, inspec-
tors of hulls and boilers, leave Port
Townsend Tor Sitka ON an inspection
tour.
The INDEPENDENT states that the am
putation of part OF the hand of George
Brinn, who was accidentally shot two
weeks ago, was not successful and a
more successful operation has taken the
hand off above the wrist.
A little son of w. Hills, of Puyallup,
was struck in the head three months
ago with board with nail In it the
nail broke aud part remained in the
wound, and now the doctors say be
cannot be cured, owing TO neglect.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The ChiEese have military methods
which are qnite as novel to as as many of
ours are novel to them. Ii Yung Choi is
a rebel leader who has long set the Peking
Government at dt fiance. He can he kept
III his mountain fastnesses, but ca mot be
driven out of them and captured. 1t was
recently decided that something must be
done to save the imperial commanders
from disgrace. One of LIS followers was
accordingly atti:ed to personate the re-
doubtable chieftian. and after a formal
and pompous trial WAS beheaded at the
capital with great ostentation. The re-
bellion is now judicially regarded as crush
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

A school boy about ten years old was
the other day halted by benevolent
minded citizen on Second street and
asked if he like1 TO 60 to school.
"No, sir ~ was the prompt reply.
"Then you don't love your teacher?'
"N-yes, sir. That is I didn't until
yesterday, but now do. thiuk she's
just b::lly"
"Why have you loved her since yes
terday ?"
"Well, you know Jack Cain ? We'll
he's the worst fighter in our room. lie
can lick me and two other boys with one
hand tied behind him. Well, he wat
going to lick me last night, and he was
shaking his fist at me in school and
showing his teeth and getting me sl
excited when the teacher saw him
s'Did she ?''
sYou bet che did, and the way sl,f
took him out OF that and wollnpped
him and hurnbled HIM dewn made mt
as if she were mother to me WheI
school was ont, Jack dasn't touch no
body. He was wilted down, and whe,
hit him with hunk of dirt he neve
looked around ? guess I'll try and
,ick HIM in the morning, before Re get
over feeling humble 20
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

Barbara, think what ron are say.
ing. ehaIl be mad enough to think
that you care for me 70
"Eben, my love, yoa are all the
werld to me. Cannot you see that
this is SO ?''
"My own 20
With one great effort and a spssm
of his old strength Eben pressed her to
his heart
"And you never meant to marry
Ney ?"
81 am afraid 1 only meant to make
you jealous" said Barbara, with hel
old sauciness.
'sT shall mend now fast enough, but
not until you have promised to abide
by what say, my darling"
81 promise solemnly."
"Then we shall be married to- NOR.
row."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
consolidation, OF counties

The leading issne with the citizens oi
Josephine is the annexation of jackson
Taxation continues to increase At a
ratio that mnst soon bankrupt the pro-
perty. .holders, unless we are annexed to
some other county. The assessed val
uation of taxable property :s coDsid-
erably less than S20O, ,050, and bids fair
to grow smaller. To try to keep up q
county organization, with full corps
OF comfy officials, OH snch an assess
ment is bound to prove q ruinous ex-
pertinent. And for the citizens OF the
lower end of the conaty 10 still fight
annexation (as learn ths. they do
fight ii) is only another illustration of
how shnrt-slghted is selfishness Cor.
Ashland ITdiasgs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
GOG Mad About 1t.

a few weeks ago, when several citi-
zens of Detroit were surrounding hot
stove in Girls old street tobocco store,
in came a stranger who had been on q
"big drunk" His eyes were red, bis
back all mud, his clothes ragged, and
his general appearance was that OF a
hard up and played out old Foaker.
One OF the group was telling a yarn
about hog, and he was going on with
his story when the old fellow Interrupt
ed
"ScusA me, hut Pm an old soaker
who wants TO reform"
"WelI as was saying" continued
the story teller, after glance at the
man, s'the hog was about forty rods
away when I first saw him. l got my
gun"
"Say," interrupted the drunkard,
"isn't there somebody here who wants
TO help reform me %
"You go out % replied one of the
men.
81 won't do it! Pm an old drunk
ard, and 1 want somebody to take me
by The hand and hope I'll REFORM
eco on with your hog story" put in
one OF the group.
"You shan't do it! exclaimed the
drunkard. 81 want some one TO feel
saul because drink up all my earnings
and misuse my family
"No one here cares how much you
drink or how soon you go under the
ground % said one of the men.
"You don't, ELI ? Don't any of you
want to give me advice ?''
s'No sir 20
"You don't feel sorry because | am
degrading my brilliant intellect"
"Brillihnt bosh p You never knew
anything anyhow ~
"Won't any man here pity my
family ?''
"No sir ?''
tNor shed one tear over my degraded
condition ?''
"Not a shed You'd better be
going-we want to hear hog story
"Had you rather hear a hog story
than to try and save me ?'
"You bet we had ?''
"Well, now, you hard hearted aud
selfish minded old liar, know Pm
worth more than any hog, and I'll
prove it, too ! If you won't save me
I'll save mysest-hanged if l won't
Yes sir, I'll show you whether I am OF
more account than any of your hog sto-
ries or not! You needn't pity me ncr
advise me nor talk with mel can run
my own grocery p
No man in Detroit has led a more
sober and industrious lite since that day
and there is every reason TO believe
that he will Detroit Free Press
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The Methodist Conference OF Vernon,
has been wrestling with tobacco az
Jacob wrestled with the angels. AS
yet Vermont clergyman of that de.
nomination may smoke. but the powe,
of the Conference swings over him like
the sword of Damocles, and at any
moment may descend and wreck his
nicotine joys forever. Il must be try.
ing for good smoker.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

Two par les registered at Rochester
hotel as o. c. Palmer and wife. About
/ O'Clock in the night brother of the
female portion of the party appeared at
the hotel with minister and witnesses.
The brother, being stranger to the
other gentleman, did not wish to trouble
him with particulars about his toilet.
The bride wore handsomely embroi-
dered nightgown.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
A sad tale of misplaced confidenc

A sad tale of misplaced confidence
comes from distant Maine The green.
hackers in the neigkborhood of Bidde-
ford were induced to subscribe for q new
paper, paying in advance. The paper
started out nicely for the rag baby and
then suddenly turned hardmoney re-
publican. The disappointed greenback-
ers consider themselves i'll used.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The other day Representative Alex.
ander H. Stevens was in Philadelphia
on committee business, and he :old a
reporter of the Philadelphia Press that
this congress Twill go down to pos,erity
as the do-DOthing congress perhaps the
most indolent and listIees in the history
OF the government
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

A benevolent Detroit dentist announ.
ced tl.at on o certain day ne would pull
teeth free for poor persons and provide
laughing gas. He used 700 gallons of
gas and extracted 271 teeth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The pnblic school system of New Or
leans threatens to collapse for the lack Of
better financial management. which sounds
badly for the largest city of the extrene
South.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

Mississippi will be an excellent State
in few years for impeCunious lawyers
to go to. It's last Legislature passed
seven hundred pages OF new command.
meFts. Moses got along very well with
couple of slabs of stone TO write
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

Donnelly. the man who tried to fteal
seat in congress and incidentally a
state for the democracy for uee in the
electoral court, has had the cheek to
put IN bill of S4202 for expenses in.
culred in arguing the case aud in pro-
ducing ''expert testimony on the subject
ofthe authorship OF the anonymous letter
written to Springer. Donneily, says the
Chicago Tribune, really did his best to
help steal a seal aud state, and it
would be sheer ingratitndc on the part
Of the democratic majority to refuse to
pay him tor his pains ont ot the treas
ury. They will undoubtedly do it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The Springer anonymous letter has
finally been fastened upon Finley by the
testimony of the most competent expert
IN the Washington departments. This
expert makes no surmises nor compar.
isons, but positively swears that Finley
is the writer of the letter. This may
be news in Washington buL it is what
every body in Minnesota has been con.
fident Of from The start. The only
doubt has been whether Donnelly did
not write it himeelf:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

To show our faith In the eafaty end a4calienee Of
the K. BIZ upon prnpoE pewsnmmg M#Nkt N4pns when
aAtisfied chat NO ixnp1efEiem ~ fHtkMatd, We wiM
give the nazmes Of al les in1Eed5N N aaadav1ts
The above o1sEa never made 6afaRS BY the pro-
prietor Of any other Eamily M9a{eine1A y the world
Many t@mtAmnnmfMAMsf sfuRshM i@&<R nm1anna ana
full directions E1x MHfmE @l MM AAM JIM the pmras
phlee "Treafise on Nia&e@ae ef EHS Nleods" IN
which each bottle a eDelp6 E14 81 dr bottle aOns
Nsts. D. RApsors eoS . % EEop 'E1, n1nalo, !, =.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The steamship Empire came into rs.
quimalt with broken shaft.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
90 Il :

viii BE- paid to any Publie Heasssa1 q. mRta-
ally agreed upon, for every esIfAeAta y his Medan
sine publiahsd By ua whisA IN m9t eamuSAe
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
S C R @ JLA.

D. RASsoae, SoN Co.: Tor ahe 1ennAt Of al
troubled with ScrcfuIn or TmpMEp B9ee In thair
systems. hereby recommend King 81 Nc Blood.
fhaye been troubled with SnKofu1a 4ceyEf past tan
years. which 30 affected my eyes that 'Fas CON.
pletely blind for six months. Is~na 4 k%Flnmended
10 try King OF tina Blood whieh Mh& Na0YNA great
blessing to me, ~ IL has enmrdMtmfw &nM meR an0
cheerfully recommend II % III txn1Et We have
1E1a. 8. WEAxAznz.oH. 81. seias y. r
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
King Of the Blood

Cures all Scrofulous affections and d3nrdnrs result.
ing from Impurity Of tbs blood Kt Is nsedisss 20
specify ALI asthe suferer can usually Peresiye THAR
G0Stre, SsesEinas, &c-. are thU mamt common, m@
well as many afsstions Of the Eeass Heed, xsseg
and Stomach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06
uANCIIEsTER AND VICINITY.

The following chancery causes were dis
posed OF at the last term OF the Hastings
Court:
HaZeltnP, who sues, &c. Us. H1Zcltlne.
Decree OF divorce q riacutC.
AIlgood ct ais. as. Smith. Decree con-
tirming special report ordering conveyance
TO purchaser and distributing fund.
Jonathan u.s. Wells, trustee, et ats. De-
cree confirming commissioners report OF
sale. ordering conveyance, and making par
tial distribution OF fuad.
Taylor Us. Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company et a. Order setting de-
murrer down for argument on the lst DAY
OF the February term.
Stein Us. Cogbil, trustee, ct ais. Deeree
confirming commissioners report ana
making inal disposition Of the cause.
Smith ct a. as. Page Ct al. Decree dis
missing bill with costs.
Arlington Vi. Cunningham. Decree
oyerruling demurrer end ordering defend
ant TO answer.
Childs. &C.. Us. West, administrator OF
estate. Decree allowing commissioner ;
fee and dschar2ing rule.
Dance Il Ytayo rs. Brooks. pecree re-
handing papers into commissioners hand'
until his Zee is paid.
Schaaf Us. Schwartz. Decree dismissine
bill without costs and without prejudice.
Cersley rs. Martin ct ais. Decree re-
versing decree Of 1870, disMis>ing cross
bills, sustaining exceptions 70 commission
er,s report. and recommitting The same.
| UIlI Us. Bauks's administrators Ct ais. DE
cree upon petition allowing attorneys 10
OF Sl00.
A. Gary, &c., Us. Binns, trustee e' as
Decree in favor OF Friendship Lodge, NO
20. knights OF Pythias, for $3.50. with IN
terest, and referring the cause 10 comml'
sioaer for inquiry and report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06

OF the possession OF land much more than
OF creed. As an instance thereof give the
evidence OF an eminent reviewer, who says :
"Wbile the prosperity Of the Protestants
was being crushed by the commercial laws,
the Catholics we're suffering under the Penal
Code -; and, speaking Of the land difficulty,
another writer, Mr. Goldwin Smith, says !:
/" No inherent want of respect for property
is shown by the Irish people II proprie-
torship which had its origin within hiStori-
cal memory in fl1grant wrong is less sacred
In their eyes than Il would have been il il
had IFS origin in immemorial right"
In conclusion. let me say that the II lsh
people have no special antpathy to the
English people, and that were they under
the control OF auy other power, Catholic or
Protestant, and were they treated by that
power as they have been treated by the
British Government, their hostility 10 Il
would be as great as 1t is TO the British
Government to-day. The Irish people are
arrayed against tyrant and unlawful land
lordsm and against the possession OF their
country by foreign power.
p g. COCHLAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06

A WEST VIRGlNIAN SAVES LIFE BY BREAK
ING THE SKULL OF HIS WOULD-BE MUIR
DERER.-IBy Associated Press to the Ere
nina Bulletin. i Cincinnati, Ohio, February
"A Parkersburg (W. Va.) special to the
En9uirer last night says: "This evening
William Davis went into barber-shop and
demanded OF John Lakewood a ring he
had pawned, which demand was refused
without payment OF the money advanced.
Davis repeated the demand for the ring,
this time placing revolver against Ha.
ziewood's breast, when the latter stepped
aside, saying he had not the ring
about bin. Davis fired, but as be did so,
Hazewood knocked tue pistol aside, and
the bullet entered the floor. Hazlewood
fled to the bathroom, Davis following and
swearing that be would kill him, but as he
opened the door, and before he could fire,
Hazewood struck him on the head with an
iron lar used as poker, crushing IN the
skull like an egg-shelI. Davis was carried
insensible to his hotel. The physicians say
he will die. Hazlewo0d quietly surrendered
himself, and will probably be discharged
on the ground that be acted in SELF
Defence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06

SUPREME Court or APPEALs.-Gr ,senlow
treasurer. Us. Auditor OF Public Accounts
Appeal allowed to a decree OF the C'rcul
! Court OF the city Of Richmond, renderel
20ih OF December, 1879.
Ellis rs. Earris's executor. From the
Circuit Court OF the county OF Louisa.
Affirmed, Judge Moncure delivering the
opinion.
Blayde's administrator Us. Crutcbfeld,
&c. From The Circuit COurt Of Fredericks-
burg. Affirmed, Judge Christian deliver
ing the opinion.
First National Bank Of Alexandria U.s..
TurDbull Il Co. From the Circuit Court Of
the city Of AlPxaDdria. Affirmed, Judge
Anderson delivering the opinion.
Tbadrack's administrator Us. Voolfolk
and Others. From the Circuit Court Of
Orange county. Reversed, Judge Staples
delivering the opinion.
Collier rs. Southern Express Company.
From the Hu,tings Court OF the city Of Pc
tersburg. Affirmed, Judge Burks deliver
ing the opinion; Judge Anderson dissent
ing.
Taylor, &c, Us. Lancaster and ais. Ar
gucd by \. II. sands, Esq, for appellants,
and submitted.
Carpenter rs. Garrett and ais. Sub
mtted.
Henry Harrison, J. w. Foster, and Lewis
II. Powell were allowed 10 practice Is coun-
sci in ibis court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06

The Temperance Neeting-A Grand Sue
esSs.-The first OF the meetings coniem-
plated to be held by the General Temperance
Committee OF Richmond ana Manchester,
which was held in Manchester last night,
Was a grand success. The body OF the
church and the gallery was filed with an
interested audience. James y. Gentry,
worthy patriarch OF Manchester Division,
preslded. The exercises opened with prayer
bv Rev. b. +. Woodward. OF the Methodist
church. After brief address tue chairman
introduced Rev. j. ii. Eager, OF the Baptist
church. This gcntIeman's speech was IN
earnest, eloquent, practical plea for lhe
Speeches were also made by Rev. II
striugfellow, Z. w. p; r. {. Traylor, l.
ID. q. w. p, and the chairman. Inc Meth
odlst church choir entertained shaaudienc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06

GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR RASIIY-E1ERYTlllNU
OF THE LATEST DEsIsES,.

MALACHuTE VASES. COLOGNE sgfs, &C.:
DTNMORE ORNAsfENTs. &C.;
CRACKLE VASES, CVQTET-HOLDERS. sc.
IEIDISCENT BOUQUET @nd FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, GRN AMEN y, &C.;
DRE>DFRO ORN .tME NTS. &C;
BOHEMIAN VASES COLOGNE SErs, &C;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES, TRAYS. &G.;
MNJOLICA, IN new designs. a. ban fermer prices
FRENCH AID ENGLISH Din Err, TEA. an
TOILET-SETt3;
HARLEQUIN AFTlRlDiNNE3 GOfFEES,
IIARItOlfIS TEA and DESSt u E-SFI>.
ItPANSED 60 sI,-VASEs au. BLATE- WAlsH-
FRS. -.
The above are row open for tzsDecti0n. No ideA
can he formed OF ne variety, cam" and o..
EB TAYLOis, ioil Main strost.
II. &. SUTTOH. ,s,lesmeu -,
4 g. -NELSON f'''N' al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06
>y,i. TOMS OF WORMS.
VERNIGFCGB

tc5ua,eaaaceis pale and leaien-colored, with
,cc,.ons' au.nes or c!rcumscribed spot on one or
rs,. cheeks; the cyes become dali; the pupils
sts an azure seuicircle runs along the lower eye
IA: Tie nose Is irrits,ed. swefs, ard sometimes
be,d,: swelling Of tic upper lip; occasional
bs,d,ele. with hnnming or throbbing Of the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue breath very FOUL particularly in the MORN
ing: aupc,ite variable, sometimes voracious, with
aknsUipg sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tlrely gone; neetiug pains In the stOmach occa-
,onsl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
ont Nh. abdomen; bowels Irregular at times cO'tlye;
oools slmy not unfrequenily tnged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
o occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
coe.h: cough sometimes dry and convulsiye; un-
a.7 snd disturbed Sleep with grinding Of the
es,b; temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever .hc above symptoms are found 10 exist
DR.. &. MCLANL'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n sly form. Iiis an innocent preparation not ca
yelle o. doing the slightest injury to the most
Ifnder ilfdHt.
The genuine DIR. MCLAxE's VERMIFCGE bears
he signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING EROS.
We wrapper.