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The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1880-03-11
oUR WASHINGTON LTTER.
WAsnfNGToN ID. G..
March y, 1880,


March =, 1880,
i great step towards CEN
fralizaiion WIS taken yesier-
dag by the Supreme Court,
by its decision on what have
become known as the sSfates
rights" eases. The decision
was rs a maiofity of ~.
Judges--Ciifford and Field
iissenting-and confirms
radical construction given To
the Fourteenth nmendmenG
IN its bearing upon State leg
islaiion.
Senator Conkllng spcpci at
Utica. befoie the Convention,
which endorsed Grant for n
third term, il looked upon
more and more, by people
here. as an endorsement oi
''S,rOng government" The
speech is receiving great at
ienli0a, and passages from il
will be Incorporated in som
seryaiive documents 10 he
sent out during the Cani-
palgn.
Gen. Fitz John porter's
case was clearly aud dispas.
sionlfeIy stated IA the Senare
Yesterday by Senator Ran.
ilolph of New Jersey. IL will
tH, misrepresenled day l,y
Senator Logan of Illinois.
The bin in his report will ,sass
the Senate by a large malori-
ty. aud not at all by "A
partisan vote,
Yesterdays statement of
the public debt brought the
amount below iwo thousand
million dollars. This l,eing less
than az any time In the last
htteen Years, The alleged
reduction Was beIween fv.,
an.i six millions.
Is .it Pinehl,acls. az is
Lewis Who is Naval officer
New Orleans. rna shif +.
of the admins sati.
wonderful. Lewis he'd
office, Pinchback applied
II, and instead OF The cHic
got a refusal. aud went home
threatening To send Grant
delegates io Chicago. NJ
sooner did lie cease. hsuey.-
than this commission wss
made onf aud sent To ibs
Senate. Npw comes the co,~
Cl'Isiotr oi ihs matter-up 10
this day OF grace. the admins
isIraiinD :liintunces that fb,.
nomination was sent in s,bv
mistake" RI Mr.. Haves
equivocairs With can.lidar.s
for ihsssl'rcsislency. like Grant
aud Sherman, as Iia has dus.,
with rival applicants r.
country Port Offices, the last
year OF his administration,
viii he unhappy indeed.
To-day Congress pas~.s
hllliy upon the new rui..s.
HILTON,
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1880-03-11

10 skc Honorable the Senate and
Hosrs II Representatives
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1880-03-11

The undersigned Commits
tee appointed by the Board
uf Trustees OF the University
Of Mississippi, sDF the purpose
beg leave respectfully to pre-
scut briefly the condition.
wants ard necessities of that
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27
MIDNIGHT, JUNE 30, 1879.
Dy ALFRED TENNYsoN.

Charles TeMnyson Turner, IN whose momory this
,oem was written, was tho brother Of Alfred Tenny.
on, and was himeclf poet. He was born July 4,
8os. He graduated at Cambridge in 1882, and be.
anne Vicar Of Grasby. By the will of relative who
him a small estate, his surname of
Tennyson" was exchanged for that of g. Turner. y
ie died April %, 1879. His brother. the poet
aureate. says Of his sonnets that some of them have
II the tenderness of the finest Greek cpigram, and
hat few Of them are among the noblest in on,
Midnight-in no midsummer tune
The breakers lash the shores:
The cuckoo of joyless June
Is calling ont Of doors:
And thou hast VANISHED from thine own
To that which looks like rest,
True brother, only to be known
BY those who love thee best.
Midnight-and joyless June gone by,
And from the deluged park
The cuckoo of worse July
Is calling thro' the dark:
But thou art silent underground.
And DER thee streams the rain,
True poet, surely to be found
When Truth is found again.
Add now to these uns,lmner'i skies
The summer bird is still,
Far-off q phantom cuckoo cries
From out phantom hill;
And thro' this midnight breaks the sun
Of sixty years away,
The light of days when life begun,
The days that seem to-day,
When all my griefs we're shared with thee,
And all my hopes were thine
As all thou vert was one with me,
May all thou art be mine!
-Harper's Magazine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27
He came, and the forgiveness was ac-

He came, and the forgiveness was ac-
coded.
He had recently met Sir Spencer
Baker, and his wife, long since recon-
ciled to the family, and found that his
mother had not influenced the girl in the
least, but that she had acted on the i'm
pulse of the moment, and under the
guidance of her simple and devoted aFec-
tiOns.
She had come to call on Lady Merton
tearfully to rescind her determination,
after exacting promise of secrecy, and
then she left to meet her lover. Sir
Richard, we have said, came home on
Christmas eve, and all was happy.
He was sufficiently well to dine with
the family on New Years day. At the
dinner we're present Sir Arthur Lech-
mere, his lady, Sir Spencer and Lady
Baker.
They were the best of friends, and be-
fore many months the eldest son of the
runaway lovers was af6anced to Lucy.
And so ended Richard Merton's very
foolish revenge.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27

A BOY in one of our public schools,
having been told that reptile 'is an
animal that creeps," on being asked the
name of one, promptly replied, "a
baby"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27
THE SILENT No. 8.
THE EASY RUNNING No. 8.
THE No. s for FAMILY SEWING

OF all modern improvements and
inventions in Sewing Machines, the
New Wheeler & Wilson, |'The Silent
Number 81 is the greatest success.
Wherever it has come in competition
before competent judges with Other
machines, it has universally come OF
triumphant.
GIVE declare 1t the best in the
world. "-Judges american l'7stste<te,
". Y.
AWARDED the only grand prize Tor
Sowing Machines, at the ParAs Expo
sition, 1878, over so competittrs'
AGENTS WANTED.
Address,
WHEELER & WILSON MFG co.,
l55 State Street, CHICAGO.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27
MARRlACE}f2aaSS@s
.TiIMSEF "a GUIDE.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For speedy cureof Seminal Weakness Lost Manhood
Of Ideas version 10 Society, Defective Memory and all
Secret hse: ena Any
on. JACQUES, 'o5 Chestnut ST., st, Louis, Mo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27
"A New Kind Of sWatch Case.

years that it has been improved and brought
within the reach of every one; old in princi-
pie because the first invention was made and
ago, and cases made at that time and worn
ever since, are nearly as good as new. Read
the following which is only one case Of many
hundreds; your Jeweler can tell of similar
ones.
MANSFIELD, PA, May 2Sth, 1878.
have customer who has carried one of
Boss Patent Cases fifteen years and 1 knew
it two years before ne got it, and it now ap-
pears good for ten years longer ~
r. E. OLNEY, Jeweler,
Remember Jas. Boss is the only Patent
outside and one inside) covering every part
exposed to wear or sight, the great advun-
tage of these solid plates over electro-gilding
is apparent to everyone. Boss is the only
patent Case with which there is given writ
ten warrant, OF which the following is a fac
smile:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27
HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambria,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it rich, glossy lustre and grateful
perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27

n0T Great chance to make money. We want
v.1II person in every town to take subscrip-
HI1IlIY tons for the largest cheapest and best
UO10 illustrated family publications in the
world. Anyone can become successful AGENT Six
elegant works Of art given free to subscribers The
price is low that almost everybody subscribes One
agent reports taking 120 subscribers in day A lady
agent reports making $500 clear profit in 10 days.
All who engage make money fast. You can devote
all your time to the business only your spare time
You need not be away from home night. You
do it we'll others. Full directions and terms
free. Elegant and expensive Outfit free. If you want
profitable work send your address at It costs
nothing to try the business. No one who engages
fails to make great pay. Address GEO. ST1NsoN g.
Co., Portland, Maine. 19-6m
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-08
SAILING OF THE DAKOTA Follow

SAILING OF THE DAKOTA Follow
ing is the list Of parser ger on the
steamship Dakots which sailed =, 4
o'clock this morning for San Francis o:
Chws Baker, wife and 3 chil,irrn. Mrs
Il + Smith. II McAl-er. d N Utter.
wife and 2 children. Mrs r kpbinson.
Mrs j Osborne, Max Packschcr, A I
lIeede. Mrs A Johhson: Mrs w A
Jonniuss. Mrs A III Brooke. John Ford
] Huiehirs. W II McKunc. A Dana
Miller. J Lleweliyn. w,f. aud 4 child
rem. Thos Lark. A Hoffman, b w
Evans. Frank C9rys, Thos Gritiinh. NJ
w Walsh, George Weaver. G G C~s-
we'll, F f Cannon. jam = McNanghtrn.
A NJ McNaagaton. G 5 Fsy. j Smith.
List Of freight-1l79 pieces wood pipe.
1857 pkgs barrel material. 233 bales ex.
csisier. l67 I bdls hoops. As cases unions.
So dry hires. go green hid. .. 10 bdls
dcerskins. 90 bdls pelts. 1909 SKIS oats.
II beer kegs. 40 pkas mdse. Is empty
pkga ] iron safe. % casss fish. - cases
chair stock. sacs wool. pkgs coin,
t2075 81.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL,
AeooD uuuxe.

German Syrup = the special prsscrip
ton Of DIR. 4. Bosehse. e.cslsbmied
German Physician. and b acknowledgsd
to bs one Of the most fortunass disnov-
cries in Medisine. Il quickly sares
Coughs. Colds sud Gil Lung tronbles Of
the seversst nature, removing. - 1t
does. the cause OF the Affection and
leaving the parts in . strong sd
healthy coadiSion. It b mot N sxpsr-
mental medicine. but has stood the
test Of yssrs. giving satisfsotion in
every eass, which iss rapidly increasing
sale every ssasos coa6ens Two mil.
lion BEETLES sold annually. fHlyAro ct
medicines OF similAr names. lately in
tsoduoed. Boschee's 6erasn z0yrup
was introduced in the United Btates id
1888. and i nov sold il every tova
and village IL the civilized world.
Three doses will rsiisvs say .osdinafJ
cough. Prics q csnta sample baetlss
IN .>~e. So 81 n xzssss . :
~ SEessee al-sE4 : -.a4t = 4
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Tho length of the actual st Gothafd
tannel 10 mine miles and three hundred
and aeventy-sevsn ysrds. while that oi
the Mont Gents Is rather moro thYu 1
mile and half lees The rate - which
the rock was bored between Aodane
aud B4rd.neche amazed mechsaicianl
drxsn years ago. Bat the daily pro
e-es. mxde undsr the st Gothard has
been more than double. The cootractos
agreed that the work should b fisished
within eight years. The actual tins
has been seven smonths less than the
stipulated term.
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To- Holy ORDERS. Tho members
Of Trinity Church Vestry. aud Rev.
De. PIummer. rectsr of the parish. at
the Sestry meeting last evening signed
the application Of Prof OrlAnd. B.
Baton to be nd,Hitted into h.ly orders.
Mr.. Batten has been connected with
the boys grammar school in this city
fer some months past. but having
chosen the MINISTRY as his profession.
will resign bis position in the school
at the e,.d OF the present term His
application for orders will be present.
ed 10 the standing coinmittes # the
Mississippi diocese. aud he will 20 to
the University Of the South. located at
Sewanee, Tennessee. for his three years
preparatory course. As an instructor.
be has won the affection and ssteem
of all the scholars under his charge.
who will regret his leaving them
Portland Standard.
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THE OREGoN.-Tbirty-one years ago,
or more exactly. on the Ia Of April
ls49. th' steamship Oregon. second Of
the pioneer steamships Of the Pacific.
arrived at San Francisco from New
York. She brough. $50 passengers.
the Greater number IF whom sh. lie 1
up at Panama. The captain of the
Oregon then ~as Il III. Pearson, while
her FIRST and second officer, were
Messrs Whiting aud Dali. all CRATE
fally remsm bered az skillful naviea,ors
and popular commanders Among
those who came on the Oregon were
Fred. Billings. now President of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Com pany
also A. c. Peachy. subst quen;ty the
law partner with Gen III. w. Halleek)
of Mr.. Billings in San Frsucisco. w.
NJ. Lent, the millionAife. WAS passsn
ger on ihs ssms steamer. and r Il.
Macy; likewise Captsin (aftsrward
GenerSI) Reyes. Captain taft.rward
Admiral, Goidsb-rough; Lieut.. FAINT
leroy, A.. X p. Harmon. md many
others who hsv- since been leading
merfof fhe city and State. aud we may
trutLfulIy add. Of the nation. Tue
Oregon had long and useful career.
Her engines were subsequently, taken
out Of Der. ard her rig made that of Q
bark, IS which. under the ownership
of the Seabeck Mill Company. she has
long been III the Puget Sound lumber
trace About q month ago. a. our
readers will remember, while loaded
AID bound out. shs was run into by tho
bark Germsnia. down the Straits of
Fues, and So nearly destrsye ed that her
repair was made q nearly impossible
as 1t is improbable.
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DAILY INYELLlGENCER.
Thursday, April 8 1880.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


II any man pdares t. complain oil
weather Like this shot him on the
spot.
A number Of Port Gamble ladies
have been spendiog the pas, few weeks
in Seattle.
TIE Goliah will probably be let into
the water from Hsmmond's ways, on
Saturday next.
Steamers call at the barrel factory
every day, and soon ons or more viii
be there contiDuslly.
There was more snow at Coos Bay
the past winter th.n for eight winters
previous. altogether.
IT'S not the whole of life to live. nor
eli of death to die I; tits raising cash to
pay our bills tina. worries you and /.
Rev. W. Euslay. on the Csiipooia,
Douglas county. Oregon. lest two chill
dres, suddenly from malignant diph-
iberia.
With the pleasant weather business
Of all kinds begin TO revive. Building
is commencing again, and property Is
in good demand.
The boss April fool was Coroner
Cook. of East Portland, WIN was in
duced to summoua jury and proceed
to the river to hold an inquest on O
straw man.
The u .. revenue cutter Oliver
W. icott is again in port, having come
last from tho head Of the Sound. After
coaling, she will return. some time to-
day, to the port Of entry.
Coos Bay il witbou. a single church
building fit to hold services in. and
Marshfeld. 8 town If 100 inhabitants.
IS without . public school house There
is need ofso awakening somewhere.
The lsteat dressnakins establishment
ia town is th.t Of Mrs Jessie Camar,sn
Ayers, on third street, Mrs A. has
had experisLce and is thoroughly quail
fed to do what she undertakes Her
card elsewhere speaks plainly and for
chilly for her.
"Lesp ysar gives young ladies 9
gentleman's privileges in making
love" Perhaps it does. But no
respectable young man will. have
anything to do with young lady
who takes position on street corne
and winks st the gentlemen as they
pass by. Nor will it look we'll for q
dozen or more young ladies 10 loaf
around in front OF a church AN hour
and half on sunday night, soaring
aud knocking one suether's hats off.
and dancing tra-la-la on the sile
walk to kill time until the congre-
CATION is dismissed. and then buckle
up to young man and escort hun
home. tfFf 81 fsss1f
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surpPlxe ISTkLzLeENcE.

The chip Blue Jacket 10 10 load
lumber ~ Barrard Inl<t. for Shanghai.
Shipa Invincibie and Tam O'Shanesr
viii lnad coal At NanAimo for San
Francssco. So -
FYom Hambolit we learn that Ben
tIlxei, Il building . nev vessel. for the
coasting trade 1t Fairhaven.
ThN last cargo coal from Nsnaimo
--of the bark lIArvest Home IVES In
ter de,i 10 supply the steamer -0assis
'relfair iuss pat oa thu Honolulu route.
Tie American ship = 8 Themes was
eold recently 10 London hrn tsr
go GO. ard l. 300 undse the brssish
6Ag. M SIP Etolio. alss AssEiass,
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has been sold 10 Germany. for $32. 600.
A letter frem Captain wsrlAnd. Of
the chip Twilight. which was dis
masted sed driven aahsse ct Cubs. re-
ports the vessel into Msnils. where
she was to be repaired at cost Ct
$1,000
The old steamer Pelican. which WAS
sold to toe Costa Ricans. has trAn.ferr-
ed all her guns to the steamer Tbomss
A. Whitelaw. aud the former il ex-
pected 1t SAP Frsncisco in about three
weeks for repairs.
The bark True Love, 279 tsns, is
supposed to b the eldest vessel in
actual service in the world. She was
built at Philadelphia in 1764. and
VA, captured by the British and sold
as prize. She 10 at present owned
by George Dahl. Of London.
The center board was 6rst brought
into use ia 1774. having. been impro.
vissd from the lea board about that
time. and the ingenuity Of British
naval officer 10 eseditsd With having
first rotated the board arcaDd q pivot
through its forward end. and not lower
ing both ends ct the came time The
ends parallel to thu lice % ct FIRST
II cd.
A company has besn organised ut
Eel River, CAL. for commerciai pur-
poses They intesd to build steamer
l32 feet long. Is fact beam, feet
depth of hold. with carrying cspsci.
~ of go tons. to trade bstween San
Francisco and their place. She 10 to
have cabin accomodatisns for 26 first
class passengers; 10 INTENDED to ran IL
miles an hour. and will cost Isl. 900.
I. 10 not often that ship il strnck
by . whsle, but when snch an evsnto
ours. considerable damage il g-nevs.ly
the result. The blows are no: hight,
and the ship il at dissd vantage The
British bark Oriente. Blair, Master.
which arrived 1T Liverpool recently
from San Francisco, had such an sx-
perirnce On. December 25th, when
the vessel was Of Cape Horn. whaie
struck the ship ON the port BOW. be-
tween the s and 10 feet marks. broke,
two beams Of the'twesn -foreeastle deck,
and bilged in the bulkhead. After
that the vesAel made about GO bucketa
Of water day in the fore compart-
insnt. Whether the whale suffered
from the eAcounter, Is not known.
The vessel wss dscked on March 9Th
for repairs.
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LIKES THE CouNrRY.-We had y
pleasant interview yestelday. with Mr..
II. B. Williams, who arrived here on
the Dakota. from Michigan. a few days
ago. Mr.. Williams was tor nina years
in partnership with Capt. Smith, now
of the Josephine. in large machine
shop, in Michigan. employing ffou
sixty to one hundred mechanics. but a
big fire came along sweeping everything
before IL, and in a few hours changed
them from rich men back to where
they commenced. Capt. Smith came
west to regain his lot wealth, but his
partner. thinking that The place to fnd
thing 10 where you lase II. remained
at home till. III compliance TO his old
friends solicitations. O few weeks ago
be started for Washington Terri ory
on tour Of inspections SO far be is
highly plesssd with the country. and
especially with P.get Sound. He
freely pFouounces IL tho fioest hmiy oil
water he ever saw. Hs says that all
nlenR his line vi travel be- met people
inquiring about Washington Territory.
as well "a MANY who had made up
their minds Ia Come during the
summer. Me-. Williams says il is the
most surprising thing to ban that the
eastern and the western portions Of our
Territory are not connected by railroad
communication. The dangers OF tho
Cnlumbia river bar are AS we'll known
aud fully discussed FROM Michigan To
Massachusetts as they are here.
During his stay on the 6oupd Mr..
Willisms will visit the various milling
ports and saw mills, and it is not
unlikely that he will bring his family
to the Territory AID become . icitlxen
thereof He 10 Nm experienced manu-
facturcr Of the latest and most
improved saw mill machinery, and 10
made Of j6st the kind of stuff q ncy
country needs. s 49, s
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John S altar one If Steilse,sn' a
old ssand-bys. Is at present in Seattle.
M q L ymond. Of ss~beck. il
10 to~n looking after his business
interests here.
Governor Ferry aud wife came
down on the Messenger ard ara
visiting the metropolis as guests cf
Capt. Geo. d. Hill AID wife.
Among the citizens Of Olympi. who
came down on the Messenger last
evening, We noticed Capt. Lawson and
wife. Mrs. King. Miss. Gates. Major
Hayden and wife Rev. D. N. Utter
and wife. Mrs. Shoccr.ft, Miss Anna
Knighton. Caut. w,ckof. j. r..
New!in. and several others.
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DsIlSoursr TAX sALr-Trss.ur.r

DELINQuENr TAX SALE Treasurer
Primrose. OF Kitsap, has been selling
property this wesk on which the taxes
are delinquent. The delinquency OF
the Port Madison Company amounted
to $500. Three of thsir vessels were
sold aud brought the coin necessary q
ply their own tax. The mill property,
hut not The mill itself, has also been
offered. but no bids were resolved. II
the tax Is not paid II will 60 60 the
county. the same as the property ol
private individuals.
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As spring with its change of weather
creates . revelation in the very bowels
Of the earth, 90 does Pfunder's celebra.
ted Oregon Blood Purifier cssate the
desired change in the hnmau system.
Send in your orders either direct to
Pfundsr s. Co.. or any wholesale. house
in Portland Your druggist hss e Or
viii get it for you. The Original"
fnsis, upon having it!
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An instance of Eve children ct birth
has just been published BY DR. William
Fraser. Of New 0lasgow. Nsva Scotis
Four died immediately, and the ffth
lived only few days. Three were
girls and two were boys. They weigh
ed fourteen pounds in the aggregate.
and ranged from thirteen to sixteen
inchesi n length. & n
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HAspsoMs PREsksr.-Capt Smith

HANpsoMs PREskxT. Capt Smith
and his wife. were the 3 recipients
Of q valuable present. yesterday. in the
shape Of |. heavy silver 6sh knife and
fork, in handsoms morocco case. The
donsrs were Capt Ksens aud wife. Who
took this method Of expressing their
gratitude and kind feeling f"r the
ever genial captain and his estitnAble
wife.
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WEpNRsDAY April

Rober. Napels ". Kate Aspsls !;
divorce. Default Of defcndeut entered.
ana oass refersod to Brooks white,
TO tAkc testimony.
Port Blskely Mill Company ".
william Kakon. Ords,sd that the
plaiutiif be allowed to rsmove the logs
in question from the mouth OF tae
Sksgit river 10 Port Blsksly.
Court sdjourned 10 Friday,
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HORSE AM0 cA1E19 ROWD000s y
U~d 10 I'll Diseases incs4sat - HorpsS
and Catals. s1eA - Disssopsrs Fsun1sa
Couehs, 6javering. Yellow Wstee.
Hsavos, 0Ioadsea &e. 10. Prepared
By % oaly asd PIT up b s. aDd 10
cent PACKAGE. Give y tsial. ssa
EsLLY d YoUxo, s
Wholesale and Rstaif Drugi - 3