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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-02
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vous debility, exhausted vital
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m1torrhGa, LDS q MAN
DOD,impo.enry, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects Of
self-abuse. youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer year,
such as loss OF memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a
version to society, dinlness OF
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
A. =
, 1880-04-16
MATRIMONIAL.

Spsetat ptspafeh to 1As Chicago TttbHne.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, April ia marriage Of
1nore thAn usual Interest to society people
camc of last evening iu this city, tho con-
tracing partlcs belnE Blr. William III. Geddes,
edl,or Of tic raw I'aw Herald, aud Miss
Jcun!o H. Parkcrt daughter Of Capt. WILL
lam Parker. editor of tho Mendoza Reporter.
The ceremony took placo Mt tho residence Of
the BRIDES parents, the Rev. g. D. McCul-
loch. p.lstor Of tho Presbyterian Church at
Paw Paw. otlIciatt1g. The social positions
and extensive acquaintance Of the parties
concerned caused tho Affnfr to 10 looked
forward to aA the most prominent event
Df tho season, and, as the Invitations
lIad lcen issued tor quito Il while, ihe nuiler.
Gus lady acGunlntanccs OF tho bride had
ample opportunity to appear, as they did, In
lhe 1l,ost elegant alal fatest Of fashionable
ntt!re. Between ninety and 100 guests -wore
prasent; many old-tinle friends Of tie
fam lily, seyeral newspaper i,lon, mud num-
her OF tho teachers from our public schools,
S0,l1 after the c0ngsatn nlatlona were through
with, the Ennlpany partnak Of al excellent
supi2uf, There wore quito u number ot hand.
soihts presents. including the useful with tie
costly, and ornamental, several Of which wero
sent ftom abroad, About midnight tho
yOUnlr couple left to take the ! rs train for
kansi.s City, where thoy arc to spond tie
hnurYgufJ1n.
, 1880-04-16

414A4 u UG G44N10t
William 3fcKiilop, who. armed with . re-
volycr, Wednesday afternoon ran anuck on
Frank street md Dlue Island avenue. cllas-
iag to cover tho Inhabitants OF tint region,
was before Justice Ingersoli yesterday,
charged with having brutnlly assaulted john
Krllvcr, a helpless OIL lnnlI, Wl!n WGH tcrrlbly
bente, by the young. ruttan. alckillnp waS
llold for assault under bonds 1f Sl!tD0, allu
fined $a5 for carrying c0llccn'cd weapohs-
T.. NJ, IIaIncs WIS arrested yesterday by
Constable Hartman nIi chhFKo OF lafccny
as bailce: 1t was alleged That J. Charles
Ilanes hIs so' so',tasi6s'n abt5ai5y s@e
mixing nflllayit at tho time that tho hooks
belonged to him. When ilo left for Wash
IllEton Tertiary he left tho library ~ Ills
Office, md Ills father to0k Charge 0t tho
booka, giving receipt to DnrtE. Tho otller
day Dartls demanded the books through las
attorney, hfr, Plurn,ner. Mr.. liatnea r9'
fused to give them !!p, and 10 was arrested. q
On tho trial before Justice Brown no ele!tl.
discharged him.
William Murphy, M employ. OF tho Chleae"
no & Western li,tt!nna ltnllr0nu, was [ccei'e-
liousu OIL Stewart ate'tlio which lsau pcc!l
out Ills instructions. Edward Michigan Under
took to Interfere, A1stl the consequences We!d
teplnTablc, at lcaSt 10 far rs A1eItRail IS con-
cerMed. Murphy Is II hMf1tty man WIN 70.
yolyer, and iii tha nlelGa which followed l!e
blow Oh the nose ol alellsA!!, aiia uesttnygst
the faclal beauty Of t'at l!ldislauins nhpia1e "
tic case being postponed until yeatcrd9y.
Wien .Jtstico I,lgrTsoll discharged him Tor
yynNt nf nrD5ccHtluu.
, 1880-04-16
LOCAL CRIME.
ATTEMPTED TRAGEDY.

ATTEMPTED Ilt1tED1s
Shortly before q o'clock last evening
messenger rushed brcathless Into tic Arnlory
to report that man at No. 4l2 Htate street
had shot Ills "woman'' and had then shot
himself. The police and reporters who rushed
to tho scene Of the CORY deed, fully
expecting to find there materlal for
n big sensation. were sadly slfsap-
pointed. At the above number jefferson
NNlnney keeps n concert saloon, and the
upper floors Of tue building are rented out to
pro1n'scuous men and tn more pronIscMous
women. Room 10 was indicated as The scene
Of the shooting. -'.rrlying, there, a young
man was found asleep arid snoring In bbed.
and fondling over and earcsslnE MN
Was Was aoxSqa w2' and wa W-brsomss t%asA in sGf ooe
She evidently bclotigcd To THE cheap tawtfry
class, fully defined BY tho name Ct 81, her nccu-
ation.-conccrt-saloon singer. Tue yn,ing
MitI, Mill "ss %ealti, q 6lack I cariy hafr. Drf..
KIrcl.stcn and I1idebranlt, who were II, nt-
tendance, Ind Just finished examining bull
st wad ,S II H. hf d lst1 r rsst ,hash an3Gt IN n
wound n very dangerous one, but ,leycrtIao-
less 1t see,nrt to cause the recipient but H.
TIC troubte, ,rl'c ,exterlal hc1norrl1ngc W.ns
slight, antl there dftl not appear to be a1ly IN.
small Smith & Nesson revolver, calthre, ., p,
TO the pnlfce, and then proceeded to tell her
story. Frank was lier tnnn.-lor husband,
so to sfeak,-nIid found employment
frl pounding ptnnos In concert halls. lie had
worked III njont u dozen places in this city
md IN several In Milwaukee. II was III tho
hitter city tlsat they met about three ntnNt.s
ago. and 0hly two weeks ago Emily .guit
there, agnlnst the expressed wishes Of her
llother and Of her lover. and came t0. this
city, where she l,ns since been employed usl-
| der the alias nf belle 81. Clair as n scrlo.
comic singer III Winncy's sntoon. ,Ott c1uld
not henr to l>e away from her, and Ouc week
| ago followed her Ia this city. lilo was very
| Jealous Of the friends slle had made here.
| Yesterday afternoon he came OYER from tlIe
Star salo0n ut G. kncl,nau at No. 80 West
Madison street, and was evidently under the
influence nf liquor. While In Win
| ney's saloon Ae drank hnth whisky
and beer several times, md told + nltly TINT
10 had something. important to sny to her.
Subsequently fo nskcd for t1lb key mud went
Up to the rom: She followed hnlf;hour
latcr, md willie they were sitting and talking
on the et!ge Of tl,e bed. sIe saw hIln take
first took to be q knife. Showing her
sl,e II terror ran from the room. 4 moment
hack TO SEQ IT lie hat killed llinisclf,. she
found him lying on tic floor. The first 'bul
let did not take effect, and no trace OF It chi,
be found In tho room. Emily says they l,ntl
no angry words, md no quarrel. OFT is
about y years nf age, and lniIs, 1t Is said,
from Worms, Germany. lie Is nn1y short
time III tho country. and Ia said TO l,ayc I;
brnther III the jewelry business at 1ndnnan-
| oIt9 ---
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aptttdl Dbpatth 10 1As Chttaao 1f1hnns.
WASHINGTON, d. g., april 13.-It Ia ex-
pccted that the civil Investigation Of the
West roint kakluxing case will begin at an
early day unless the Court of Inquiry soon
gives moro promise Of results. III fact 1t Is
about decided to supplement whatever ac-
tion Is taken by the authorities Of the Acad-
eny with proceeding In the Criminal
Courts Of New York, provided the guilty
parties aro discovered and punished with
dismissal by tie military authorities. In case
no discoveries Of the guilty parties ara made,
1t is likely that the matter will DO inyestigat-
cd BY the Grand jury. The President, Score
tary Of War, aud Attorney -General Intend to
leave nothing undone to discover alld punish
the perpetrators OF the outrage. The theory
that Whitaker musltatcd himself makes no
Impression AoTo except against the Court
that is trying to establish 1t, and MI steps that
tho authorities are taking are basod upon the
firm belief TINT tho Outrage was planncd and
perpotrated by wl!to cadets.
The story printed to-day In tho New York
Times has created general talk here. 1t Is
to the effect that, early TT the night that the
assault on Whitaker was made. three cadets
were at llquor-sa!oon ut village below tho
Academy, mud after drinking for q time were
heard to talk OF ths proposed plan OF haz!ng
Whitaker, and that tho next day when the
outrage became known tho sa1oonkccper was
keep quiet IN regard to Ito lnatter.
The publication Of shls story Will direct at-
tentton to U new line Ut Investigation, and 1t
IL ullaeFstood the civil authorities liave ul.
sss ssg pfs saa& aS,ett RoS S nsaws: ssr wss s]s @
which are trequentaa BY cadets when od
post without leaye.
, 1880-04-16

The hungry confidence man Is ptaytng his
fayorit pranks once ngain. and small shop
dealers will do we'll to be on tho look out for
him. Yesterday he called npon Mrs. c. Kln-
sell. who keeps small milk depot ut No. Ga3
West Eric street, and represented that lie ind
his family having Just moved into the neigh
borlood, would like to get llcr tosupply them
witt, milk. As he Ind not yet learned tho
number Of his homo, Mrs. kfnsrlla's little
daughter, aged 10 years, was sent With him
to nee the house, and ascertain whcre slie
wAs to leave the miik tlaLly. lie led her to n
house nbUut two blocks distant. antl, stop
ping ut the gate, told her l,e lived there, and
that she might bring him n quart OF milk
and 81 WORTH Of Tickets Bit ho cautioned
her to bring change for n S. bill,
rs that was the smallest sum
his vito hnd. Then when the
Eirl was OH the way to the house with the
tickets, the milk, md tho 81 In change, he
met her md t0nk tho money. saying she
would get tho 81 bill ut the house. The child
was Rst0nfshcd upon going to tho house to
find they knew nothing about tho matter.
Tho rascal llNs been plying tho same game al!
nyer the city. lie Is described rs about five
feet ten inches In hight, brown lalr, full
brown beard without mustachc, high check.
bones, sharp features, and about 40 years Of
agc. lie Is well clad, and respectable look
Ing.
, 1880-04-16

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Minnie Cummings Is looking for i
manager:
Dion Doucfcault, Jr., is mcnlbor of Bar
rctt's company. ..--...
Mr.. +. Dee, now playing nt McVicker's, Is
son Of E. A. sothcrn.
Tonight, Mt tho Now York Olympic, Frank
Mayo appears rs Hamlct, to-morrow as Rich
a p..,,.,, ~. c..n,o,, so,,s ,,,s .c,,o , ,r,,,
open the fall season at 1iaycrly IS N!blo's
Gart1en Theatre, Now York.
u1Ioort o,,d cou, y u ,,o.v r,ov ,q n IN nro.
duccd In tho the s Standard i'r Theatre, % Now Yerk,
hlay u. when Miss kate Glrari nl1d combine
ton are to begin MI engagement
The scencry and properties Of the defunct
"Baba = combination, which had been held
Tor tebt III Baltimore, aa., were soia Mnaor
SlG0 to Signor J. I[azAzer: lilo original cost
Is said to have been Sa.5N.
Thomos Eo,,v vos fo,,nd dead In his had
at his reside,,co !n riIiiade'phia, Pa, on the
siton ~ nsststpnt tt sccnia ortist mt lila Ghrst-
o nnt sttoef II .sf r1.natro. Philndclnhlas and at
piko's 0pcra-liouse, cincinnatf.
Nrarinm SInr.inunt's renort0ry. AMI II, yllicjl
shn ,aa nftem onrs,araT. IL r;nt onan ft,r M
nroprIatIon o III XII II convr@lted III % neco: siIo
stntcs tI,at s,,n ~ xiil iva III Inwf.l msnns tn
nrntnct II fTnu m',irotirnl attacks fron, Wnm,d.
&c tirainatlsts Isl aiiSl III otaeTs.-c(ippsf.
lsitlore Davidson !Ias engaged the follow
tng company to support l'tln ~ hts now
drama entitled "a Ffield lnicea": Mfs
Hnia Glare, Mrs: Tl!ropp ard child, W..
Edwards /. N. l}ecrs. y. W: Hlnke, J. y.
Walsh, W. Layelle, Geosgo Aordaunt, andJ.
Courrior.
The Walt of t,,a Ca,nodto Francafse tn 1Iol-
/ land Inns lid tho lnQuis!tiyo Dutch lawspa.:
pers to make lnqulEtes Into the oft~llspntet
| nationality OF Sarah DnFnllardt The r06ult
appears to show TINT s''o was born IN laIls.
, 1880-04-16
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY lG,

to to troop WHEN tired. irhi. prevents hag-
eing Il, senn,s below THO. waist-!inc: The
ctlrset should be good, light, pltabte, and
weil.dtiinr. French 1nodistes. shc says,
swInd!c American .womGt,t especially those
cision. Sic says That in packing costly, cloth.
linz ono trunk SHOULD bo, nsca f0r. t'rcss''s
alone, cacl, dress having its particular tray,
nt,.l having onlya slight fold nt the top Of tie
skfrt, cac', putt md sleeve being kept ol,t by
wntls Of soft, yellow ttsstc-papcr, with every
button md 1,tece Of fringe coyered or Under
laid, and tho top tray covered With ihc cot
tttfl.lnttfnr and niird BLK,
, 1880-04-16
a BRUTAL ACT.
Hpetfal ptspateh to The Ehttaeo 7rtbt4t1

Special ptspafeh to The CA3faeo 1FIbtsns.
" CLINTON, ILL.,, April 15.-News llas Just
reached this city Of d very shocking tragedy
which occurred Mt Roberts, ILL.,. whereby n
MN approached n little boy playfng In the
streets, and shot him without the least provo
cation. Tho news spread. i posse of forty
men went out I'm search of tho villain, but up
abouts. Tho community Is highly incenscd,
antl Will hung tic villain to the first ttrco
should he be caught. Tho boy Is still alive,
but it is thought he cannot recover.
, 1880-04-16
MRS, ZEI4L.
Special Dftpafeh fb The Ehttap1 Ttttitnk.

MRS. XELL.
Special Dttpafeh fn The Chicago 1rtbtsnt.
ITAnntsnui0, Pa, April 15.-fo Cnmber.
land CDunty Cnl1rt was engagcd nll day In
impanc!ing n Jury to try the second tlmo Mrs.
Catherine zcll, convicted Inst fall OF lnnr.
derIng Mrs. Mary Kiclll. Out OF tho panel OF
forty-eight Jurors. ten wcre accepted.
and tic required number was not secured
until tho Sheriff Ind summoned M tnlcsmen
thirty-onc persons, The slow progress made
fli impancllng tho Jury WIS duo to a decided
conviction that The prisoner WIS either guilty
or innocent. tho .prepondcrattnE ecntimGnt
Us expressed BY the Jurors dSs4 being ..'at tlnt
was nct sufficient to warrant n
verdict of guilty: T.e Co.nmon,wealtI s;t; ex1
austc al these ca!tn;gesf 11ld ta
SUPREME Court in awarding. Mrs. Xell a.'lew
trial and 9caaittal of 'SirTs tWynkoon, tne
wifi, It Is generally thought, result In tho
prisoners nc1uittaf.
, 1880-04-16

Superintendent O'Donncll yesterday re-
cciycl telegram from Detective Ryan ut
Jersey City to the effect TINT Maud Hamilton
WAS trying to get released upon a VIII of
l,nbcas corpus, aNd That tho hearing OF tho
case had been postponed until to-dny.
Nellie Ilassctt, Maggie stubhs, and Minnie
EaBtwooti, inmates Of 4 Cheyenne b9gni1',
nre under arrest at tho Arlnory chnrged Will!
stealing s5 gold pteco frnni ]. Ilntson, Of
No, ri Townsend street. William Ill !wer, q
Kcntuckfnn, Is at tho sRlne station, having
been fund wandering through tho Streets
@ ing al, on OPPORTUNITY to rob lil,n Of sal5 cash
alld gold witch and chain.
, 1880-04-16

SEnA11A, No., April 15.-As the St. Louis
exprcss.t train was lenying here last night, Mr..
Jones, n largo cattlc-ttcaler from Colorado,
cn route tor Kcntuckyto purchase tino stock,
was suddenly assaulted by four men. and be-
fore l,e could give an alarm they robbed lin
Of $500 md ecrtitleato Of deposit on the
Their haste tho robbers overlooked $500 In
monty anil solne $4,000 worth Of CHECKS,
drafts, and notes in Nil Inside yestrpocket.
Tho robbers arc supposed to linvc como from
Kansas City, and 1t Is thought they have gone
west with tfI01r booty.
, 1880-04-16
A. FEARFUL OUTRAGE.

TOLEDO, O., April ia negro named
Wilson was arrested this evening on tho
cl,arge Of committing n rape OIL tic puraon
of little co1orcd girl u years old out at Big
Ditch, a short distance west OF this city, this
afternoon. 1t appears that the lnan went
into the house near where lie WAS Mt work,
md, sending sonle other children ont Of the
house, made tic assault upon Ills helpless
victim, who was lying sick In bed. Much ex-
citemcnt existed through tho community In
d short time after the omtrngc, md IT was
with tho greatest difficulty that tile brute
citizens.
, 1880-04-16
THE OTTAWA PREsBYTERY.

SASpwicls, ILL.,, April l5.-At the meeting
of Ottawa p1csbytery to-day halt I'll hour
was spent In devotional exercises. Reports
wore received from, the different boards and
Committees aud adopted. Tho following re~
jief WIS granted to wives ut deceAsed Mtllis'
ters: $40 to Airs. Henderson, of Mcndota;
$500 to Mrs, French, OF Grand Ridge; a!,u
i'rcsbytcry considered lie case Of i member
Of tila Ottawa Church asking for 4 letter.
For years no had not Rldea OF attended
church, The prcsbytcry recommended th4t
, 1880-04-16
WHITAKER.
Gen. 9ohofieId Has a Word Of De-
fense for West Point,
And the ColOred Victim 1nfig-
nantly Denies n Newspaper
Story.
The Washington Au.horitfes Deter.
uinod t, 'FolIow Up the In
vo,tigatfon.
DEVELOPMENTS.

DEVELOPMENTS
Special Dhpateh 10 The cateaso Tribute
WEST po1ST. n. r. April 16.-Iho pnoll.
cation Of tho reports current In iifghland
Falls TINT the outrage ~ upon Cadet; Cadet WHITAKER W.T. ;s
been drinking nj I, well-known aaloon 10 TINT
place o n'gls peu '''p omna.e G, t,,o
grcaest srnrse at u tese oveIopets and
ivy ~ tSs "ete H. TIero ms heen fiIlrcntIy @
,vorl,nr ~ IN tha caae for ~ forty-ciaht hoI,rs.
morhis nu u,'o ~ I..'o nuar,s ~. ~ hasoJ non
fact, and that tho circumstances point 10 tho
% o mI 9csarI1od ~ II" o rcsirn}s ]
q q the Ta!js yans saloon Is generally me sup,
nst,cmta J to anv ~ t1,at cars no herc IN nit sors
Of dlsgaises, civilians dress, soldiers over
coats, Worktngmen's oeefalls, etc',
but they are ensi1y recognized by
their straight attitude and military
bearing. rio distance being only mile md
half, It is eastly walked. Ryan laug'ed
norvols1y when questioned. lie said hc
knew tho report wns widely current, but de-
n!cd any cadets had met at Ills place tho
's"t plo'ioas " '.o ue'as .!a ~ 'ats sIu.t nnt
!'ad been thefo "so'ne months ago." oat
ho knew mono OF them were there on the
night III question. Two Sergeants from tho
ro!rs were ~ nIs paeG rha .e h'smt .
u EMstel SnMtnIuuf. WITTY 1nGs II msio na !n"h' ,e pms
aip ~ 'nE aS Sv' 'G nhusnI uoi @ H. HIS ny, nesh rDnI
H., r. .,aEIt ,ttH ,noni11 % aaord"rv hn,9aa
e ditl t0i osder @ Tue enc men n,,I W. Hem aoy yi TG''o
og nan fn 9 a ro t ns acn 10 e2sd sn y
, 1880-04-16

covcr his margins l,att used bank funds ,pour-
ing gonl1 money nftcr lad, Until tho hnnk's
surplus was exhausted aud ruin. came. llo
fed 70 Cal,a,la, nlltl III Atontrcn! secured q
rosttto!t rs l'd0kkccpcr In n .wfnd0W-Eloss
of hs employer. His wife and daughter re-
lnnincd l,chtinl IN Urtnna until Inst Sunday
night when they sartetl to join him. Wlilo
on tlIhlr way 10 Montreal Weaver llecaino
from Mrs. Weaver t.,.tlay brings tho news Of
his death. Urbam Is considerably excited
by tho announcement,
, 1880-04-16

\. -.. SGDUC4lDNs
sueekdf Dftpdfth to The Chteado Tr{tunk.

6peetaf Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Trtbunt.
ADRIAN, nlich., April ia middle-aged
farm lahorer named Nelson Turpenny, re-
Gently moved from Alltskcgon to P'ttsfort,
Hlllsdale County, 8cduced 15ryenr-old girl
named Eliza Tapps, and then induced her
to clope with him. They wero followed by
4 c coeHntry hotel wle1o they roomed together,
and tho man was jailed hero In default OF
$1,000 to at,swor tie charge Of seduction.
, 1880-04-16
ALLEGED IiQnRERY.

a contractor named liall, recently from
Lcadytllc, Claims tn have had n SEQ diamond
stolen from him Thursday; morning In Alag-
eIe Edwards house of lll-fatnc. Wlicn he
discovered hts loss he raisoti terrible rack-
1t, and, placing himself At the front door,
drew n revolver and Threatened to shoot any
Inmate who Inlcrfnrcd with him. a police
inan was ca1lcd, and he was ELECTED.
, 1880-04-16
FORGERY.


Special D!spateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS C1rr, Mo-. April III. N. 11ogc,
a young attorney from Atlanta, who can'o to
this city about year ago, was arrested to-
tiay for forging the 1lamo Of L. A. Tempar,
$40. 1Iogc WIS attorney for Tclnp1ar In u
suit to recover 5000 from the Harvey County
Bank of klllsna, nnl the matter WINS COLI
promised for $40. Tim check was made
however.
, 1880-04-16

3RseR9s UNVate76 70 3A1 UHNapo 1f0G1ss
CINCINNATI. O.. April l6,-About two
years ago Mat Weaver, the trusted md
popular Cashier. OF tho Citlzens' National
Bank OF urtana, o.. disappeared suddenly
fsonl hls home, and the examination ct hls
accounts whicMtolIowe1 royealed q defuica-
ton Of Sa5,0oo. He had been spceulatips IN
grain on tho Chlcago Board Of Trade, 'afld to
, 1880-04-16
TIE ro1,0Els,s VICTIMS.

William Tausslg, a manufacturer Of cigars
at No. 123 Fifth avenue, 4. Ehrl!ch. a c!gar
dealer located at the corner Of Madison ai.d
Dearborn streets, one Meyors, clothing
dealer on West Madison street, ard divers
and sundry other vict!m!zed people would
DAVID Lswith, q. ulddle-a4ed man Of Ger
man ext1aclion, who has wotuliy take!l them
ln. IeWttll has resided In Chicago for the
past fourteen years. during which time he
has been o speculator IN almost every conf ,a.
modify. IIe IL said to DO a remarkably
shreWi follow, ot good address, aud = por-
son whose exterior appcaranco favored l!!sn.
1t has boen llls praetlee of late to buy
llla of cheap clgurs Of various 4qaleEs aha hd
day vt lls departure Ills credit had been e3~
, 1880-04-16
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n tbs Editor q Tht CA{eaoo 7ttbux4.
San FaANcssco, April 7.-Can lime juice
be obtained In ChicagoP II so, at what
price I'M bottles aud In barrels? Please
allsWer aFla Ohllge, yours, ctc., ....
TItoilA4 d. DOUGLAS,
fI.tnte-jutco can 10 obtained III this city OF
druRgIstsl ln bottles at II pei. dozen quarts,
Or ST par s3ozen double uualts.l