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Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Kinderpest In Austria.

Consul General Weaver, at Vienna,
reports to the Department of State,
under date of October q, that several
sporadic cases Of rinderpest appeared in
the province of Lower Austria several
months ago, and although they re-
ceived attention at once the disease
continued spreading until finally it
became epidemic. Since the break
ing out of the pest in Lower Austria
36S stables, in tweuty-seven different
places. have been irfected by the con.
tagion, in which 5SS cattle eied and
others were killed and buried. There
were 2,37S cattle, 81 sheep and SO goats
destroyed under su 'picion of being in-
fected. The total number of animals
lost by the pest was 3,ySS.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Notice to knIx h I TeInplars.
For the kEpuRLICAN.


The United Grand Commando y of
Knight Templars of the State Of Pen
nsylvania will have a discourse deiv-
cred on Sunday afternoon next, Dec 4th,
in Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church, Philadel-
phis, by the Rev. j. Il. Campbell, Bish
op, to which he has invited the subor-
dinate comm andaries of her .jurisdic-
tion. She extends a cordial invitation
to St. Marks, Grand co'ninaudery Of
the. ia q of Delaware and the suhordi-
mates der her jurisdiction to Tartici-
pate w.+h them. 1t is expected that
several Representatives VIII b. resent.
There will also be n reception and con-
cert held in Musical Fund Hall, Locust
street above Eighth, on Thursday even
ing, December Sth, in honor fthe I'm
ion of the Christian order of Knight
Templars of the State Of Pennsylvania,
among men of African descent The
Harmony Cornet band will furnish
music. Doors open at ba,f past seven
o'clock, tickets 80 cents, L. H. Ander-
son, Sr., V. f. G. p.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Not ROuEhs.

Marin Brtler writes tnthe kEPIBLI
CAS- denying the charge that his broth
or Harry, John Blizzard AID arthur
Emerson are trough" az they are cilarg
ed on account OF the attack on Officer
| Chambers, but he says hi. will all have
TO be proven ut the next court When
the two col2rrd men that officer Cham
bers nor any body else never saw
are brought forward TO testify. Mr..
Butler states that TIE police have a
grudga against himself ana the Others
named because they were United States
MarsnaIs at the last election, and they
have been subjected to being arrested
by he police and dragged to the police
court for every imaginary otfense. No
mntter what they do and whether sober
or not, they are charged with drunken
ness, dis rderly conduct, or resisting
officers, and made to pay heavy fines
and costs especially the latter.
rwo weeks ago he says his brother
was arrested on charge for which the
evidence did n35 warranta conviction,
and fined one dollar and the costs
amounting to S7.0l, and he says he has
another brother that was arres;ed on
bis way home from work as sober as a
IN m could be and beaten almost to
death by Officer Cannon, and when he
Marin Butler went to the hall Cannon
threw him into the dock without bring
ing any charge but he was fined 50
CentS and COSTS all the same. The prin-
cipai point however with Mr.. Eutler is
to show that the young men charged
with assaulting Officer Chambers are
rot the "roughs" represented but all
the trouble that, exists between them
and the police is because they are Re-
pubiicans and stood up for a fair cleo
ton in the Second ward while the po-
lice were Democrats and could not 10
exactly as they PLEASED.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
LETTER FROM HAZLETON, PA.
SOlne Interesting Facts About
Coal - Tho Miners - Religious
WOrk-Sle1gh hing. &c

| "OTA-SAe1k Hluks ~C
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
The weather, which has been unusual
| ly fine for this time of the year, took q
turn to-day, and we are enjoying all tht
delights of a snow storm, and the sloighs
which have been taking a rest since last
March, are taken out and frightened up.
| There is hardly anything so healthtul
AMI exhileratinE as riding in a sleigh
behind a spanking pair CT horses. Speak.
ing Of horses, reminds me of some mules
! saw down in y coal mine, 325 yards
de3p. | was told that they had not seen
the light of day for three years.
should thlnk indeed ths sunlight
would .ook beautiful to them.
The more one sees of the coal mining
operations, the more he is convinced of
tine mysterious workings OF good and
bountiful creator. How long the coal
has lain in the ground, or by what pro-
| cess it has been formed, are questions
that have no; been solved satisfactorily
yet, but from personal observations.
think there is coal enough in about
forty miles square, which forms the an
thracite fields, to last five CT six huu-
dred years yet.
From personal observation think it
would pay any large consumer of coal,
TO come up this way and learn some
thing about which is the best coal to
to burn, which gives the most heat and
which lasts the longest, and so be- able
to tell by looking at it whether it is deep
coal or crop coal, hard or soft, &c.
There are plenty Of IN. .ners herea pouts
that can take a piece Of coal in their
hands, and their practical eyes can tell
within twenty feet of the d pth it was
dug out of The GROUND, for tina deeper
Goa is dug out, the better it is.
There are great many Hunga-ians
and Polanders, as they are called here,
engaged in working in the mines. They
are very ignorant and filthy in their
habits with no regard for God or man
Ihey come into town ever Sabbath TO
buy their clothing or groceries and in
variaby get drunk ; some never reach
home, being found on the roadside
dead from exposure and rum. Two
were 80 found last Sabbath. Are not
the men who sold these poor ignorant
men, liquor guilty of murder?
Pardce ~ Co. are opening another
slope and expect to erect a mammoth
breaker thereon.
Coke & Bros.s at Drifton, are putting
up Two new rows Of houses. This lar-
ter firm. | AN told, owns fifteen miles
of coal land, ana their income aver
ages one thousand dollars per day.
Freeland, near Drifton. is going to
rival lIazleton soon. There are at
least fifty new houses going up, and
everything is booming as far as busi-
ness is concerned.
Our merchants have laid in their
Christmas goods, and tho stores 10 ok
very inviting.
The R~v. 4. j. Prettyman, of New
ark, Del, has been holding revival
meetings in ST. paul's Nj. L. church
here, and has met with glorious sue
cess, tLere being IS per-ons converted
in one week. Owing TO previous en-
"a 4ements he was compelled to leave
Just at the time when the interest WAS
mad" most manifest, bu. we expect to
have him back sDon. a.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
OUR EDUCATORS
A short and aniI sessiOn-St1te .
nntnt OF the Treasurer.

The regular stated meeting OF the
Board OF Educatlo0, was held last
evening, President, II. c. Conrad, in
the chair. The committee on lightning
rods We're refused permission 10 buy
hooks. A subsequent motion made by
DR.. Grimshaw, to discharge the com
| mitteo WAS lost. The committee on
| Printing Ecre authorized to have 10
| 900 blank rolls of honor printed. An
order for $4,000 was directed to be
drawn to the credit Of the new school
hoil g at ok and Harrison streets. The
committee Of Nc - were given per
mission 10 point the chimneyS Of tho
No. - school a nuisance at No. II
school was ordered to he abited a
bill OSLO from Harry ECmOrS, Esd,
for legal service : WAS real aud referred
to the C0mmitte on Accounts.
The treasurer of the Board submitted
the following statement Of accounts,
after which tn" Board adjourned;
Balance in bank November |, 1sSl,
Sl3, ,O62. o. Cash deposited in bank No
vemb"r I, rent CITY Mission), s.; Cash
reported in bank November y, on ac-
cou.t of bond, $4,000; Cash deposited
in bank November 10, appropriations.
S., S33 SO; Cash in bank, S2S, 900. -;
Paid bills and pay rolls, Novembcr II,
S7S2G. OGPaidJ. /. X. ID. Seeds &Son, Novem-
ber 1S, $1,000; Paid VIM. Il. Beatty, No
veinber q, 5000; Total paid, 81, 9,326.O6;
Balance in bank Novem ember 26, 1881,
$40, 574. 81.
Received from City Council on ac-
count of bonds, 2O,000; Paid on ac-
count of No. IS school, 1886. 52; Paid on
account OF W. Il. Beatty, $1,000; Paid
on account Of No. Is, {. Graham u
Son, $50; Paid on account Of No. 70 lot,
81 ,52l: Paid on account Of No. 70, Gra-
ham &; Son 500; Paid on account of No.
10, p. Chandler, $1,000; Paid on ac.
count of No 20 lot, So 042; Paid on ac-
count of No.t0, j. Il. ID. Seeds 81 Son,
e1 900; Paid on account of No. 20, f.
Il. Cantwtll, Sl0o; Total paid, -, 1882;
Balance in Bank for new buildings,
$40, S20,4S;
Orders to 10 drawn to build com. No.
Is, 300 Orders to be drawn to build
com. No. 10, s., 900; Orders to he drawn
to build CON. No. q, $4,000; Total or
ders, 50, 800; Balance expended, 81, ,32O.-
40
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
J. w. GRIFFITH.
Coal and Lime,
YARD:
FOOT OF WEST STREET
WILMINGTON. DEL
DIR. TODD'S FAMILY MEDICINES.

NO. 5, for dyspepsia and Constipation No.
10, for Uarrhea Dysentery and Chsriera In
fantum; No. Is, for Brights Disease and
other Diseases Ct the Kidneys; No. 20, for
Coughs and Colds; No rs, Tor Coughs, Bron
ctitis and Lung Difficulties; No. 80, for
Asthma. Group and Whoopi X Cough; Nos.
35 ard 40, fOr CatArrh: No. ij. for HOarseness
and Sore hroat; Nos. 80 and 55, Diseases
Of the Blood and Skin; N0'. 90 and 65,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Roweis, Stom.
aDh, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb, ETC., Nos. 70
and 10, Neuralgia, Rhe matism and Gout;
No 80, tor Worms; No. s5, Functional Dis
ease of the Heart No. 10, tor Nervous Weak
ness; No %, Disease of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive OF Smallpox, Spe 'itic; Nos. l05
and llO, Fever, Ague. all low types Of Fever,
Malarial diseases generally; No. lis, to reg
ulate the Menstrual Discharge, AmenorrhHa
DysmeD0rrhma, ETC.; No. l2U. lnc0ntinuance
of Urine In { thldren; No. l25, Diseases of the
Urinary Orgaus Impotence, etc.
These me licines are especially prepared
ana can he relied upon to cure the Diseases
for which they are recommended. Price 50
cents and Il per bo tie, For sale by drug
gsts and the Proprietor, DR.. James Todd room
No. J, Almond Buildilg, 5. W. cor. Eighth
and Market streets. Wilmington. Del. Per
sons suffering from any chronic disease will
do well to consult Dr.. Todd. Treatment, in.
clrding me iicines, 81. office hours Tues
days and Fridays, from s a M to 9p. m, and
from to . p. IN all other days, except Sun
days.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
SlnalE pOx Ia she NOr!hW est.

Small pox of an extremely virulent
type is breaking out in a large number
Of towns throughout the northwest and
is spreading rapidly. In the village of
McConleyville, Wisconsin, Robert
Larne was aiken sick. Sympathetic
neighbors scratched bis body to allay
the terrible itching. Not until he was
dead was it discovered the disease was
small pox. Now there are u inc cases
there and the town is quarantined. At
Spring Hill there are 1875 cases and a
number of deaths daily. At Lake
Henry there are dozen cases, which
thephysicians first pronounced measles.
The disease is spreading rapidly in Still
water, Garnite Falls and st. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Graveyard Insurance Claims.

Seven persons from Kentucky, who
held policies in graveyard insurance
companies in Harrisburg and vicinity
on people who have died. aggregating
100000, have come to Harrisburg with
an attorney to prosecute their claims.
They have thus far been unable to get
satisfact on from the companies in
which they had insured their men.
Some of the companies in which the
Kentuckiaus hold policies of insurance
have paid as low as $50 on a $1,000
policy. One Of the beneficiaries from
kentucky claims that he has paid
about $500 in assessments on policy
of s. 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
PUBLIC RALn.
A SSItiNEE'S SALE
Al -0B-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

"A -ev-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold OF public sale, on
SECOND DAY, 18th Of 18th Month, (Dec) 81.
at O'Clock, p. m,
On the premises, In Pennsbury To whship,
Chester county. Pa, the following described
toal Estate: Bounded by lands OF Stephen
W. Savery, 1sass b. Webb, Jacob Hu-y and
others, containing about 81 acres o, land, in
high state OF cultivation Tho improve.
fn5 monS consi. Of good stone mansion
III house, 80 by 10 feet, two stories high, CON
tanning four rooms on first floor. Ave rosms
and bath room on second floor, and two rooms
nnSh ID in the garrett. AEo. pump housA at
hc0cd with pump in never failing well Of
kOoi water ono Eow and well fms ed
frame BARN fouSe. containing six rooms aud
kitchen attiched Also. 20 subst4n,iil
sto toncments, each two 1t ries high. A
good frame barn, about 81 by so feet with
straw shed alta 'hed, with stab ing Sufficient
Tor ~ haad Of stock. Good wagon and car.
rage house, corr cribs, Ice house hog house
ana otner out.bulaings. There il a | rye IN
orchari In full bearing. This properly SI~
also has upon 1t u ilNur and feed mil, three
stories high. The first Of stone, the Others of
frame Also, a saw aud cider mill. eBch In
good repair, and all doing fair business
F''', 'hi cNSl'ly "bnt anu iThIIt creamery
tuiIdi1E. where 5000 quarts Of milk per d ~
have been successfully converted into butter
and cheese during the past ummer The
mill has a good 10 horse power cam engine;
also water.powcr. This property is well-wa.
tered. and ls located in one Of the most fer.
tile healthfu and intelligent sections of the
country. liz about mile south f ON the vii.
age OF iarkers'ile, and withlu u miles of
Pocops0n station, on tho Wilmington and
Northern X. H., and miles from Fairville,
md "a from Chadd't Ford on the =. h Is. q.
X. X, lhis property will lr badly be tivid
sd aud sold. so as to leave on one si1e Of the
Dad lcAd ny from Parkersyil . to Halporton,
about II acres with new house, richard, &c.
IN tho other about IS arres, with the mill.
'rcam"ry. three houses, barn, wagon house,
&c. Persons wishing further information, or
lesiring to view the property, will address or
all upoa Isaac Morgan, Residing thereon, or
AMOS W. HOUSE.
Assignee Of Isaac Morgan.
Eovzl -3td&3tw Chadds Ford, Ia.
l.. W. Sti ham Il Son, auctioneerS
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
The Professor

is playing to enormous houses since
it left the Madison Square Theatre. 1t
is one of the joliest. as it has been the
most successful play in New York for
many years, and would have run the
entire Winter in New York, had not
prior contracts compelled the manage
ment to put on "Esmeralda. The
Professor will appear at the Opera house
Dec. 9th.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
NO Family Is Sare.

Indulgent parents who allow their
children to eat heartily OF high season.
ed food, rich pies, cake, &C., will have
to use Hop Bitters to prevent indiges-
ton, sleepless nights, sickness, pain
aud perhaps, death. No family is safe
without them In the house.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
JanDey

sO1 and 3O3 King street,is headquarters
for good potatoes.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
BANKRUPTCY.
l.. W. SIlDAAN & SON, Auctlon:ers.
Z HE STOCK or A NEW YORK WHOLE.
SALE IMPORTING HOUSE
AT AUCTION!
Important to the ira % and public

Important to the ira % and public,
a large barI rupt sale Of Dry Goods Over
fl23.CO0 worth OF Foreign and Dome tic Dry
Goods at auc ion. at the large and spacious
auction Rooms If l.. W. SLidnGm & Son. No.
III East Fol olrth street, Wilm nYton, Del.
commercnx on MONDAY. NOVr'M BG u.
~. 1881. A large consignment Of Forcis d
Domestic Dry ioo s, COILS suing OF West OF
Lnylaud, French and German broad and
narrow Clohs Of all shades and co,ors.
French, English and cotch Fancy 1weeds
and Gnsimorcs. Iurhacs. NJ ssow and Es-
qrmaux Beavers, Chlncbiilns, Neatingt,
CIoaklngs, &c. Also, SEQ c., roach and
German Paisley. India, Cashmere, Queens.
land, Ottoman, real Camel's Hair ard other
- s-hiona le and desirable SEawls. swiss,
Nottin ham and ranhour IL 90 Curtains
&c. Dress Go'G In great va -iet7, ,uch as
Heavy and Colo7sd silks, Satius, DeLyons.
Irish and Lyol's P0pinS S, all.wGul Mer'nos,
Sa'een Cloths, tashmer,s, SERGE, A lpacas,
Empress Cioths, sc &c. A very rlch and
rare assortment of. yom'. Sill. V lYots Vol
vet rs and flno Plush Su.tings Prints
bleached and unb cached tn' tons, from one
10 three var w!de. arge lIne of English
a 4 Ame lean Il aGkett tonnes Ladies'
and Gents auj Chtldren's Hosiery, Car els
Rlas. &c &c Narcotics and Turaish Quilts
and variety Of 0 her goods too Numerous TO
m entiun.
sale to continue ftom day to dnv until the
entire stock l. sid. 1 hc wnoi" to be sold
without reserye. in lots to suit all, TO- cash.
The above large and veil selected Ock
must be sold regardless Of pric', in rider to
N III, prompt set ien!"nt with creditors.
Sales Comm. .nce uaily AT lOa. IN. and 23O
and 7.3l ? III. Special acconmoda'ioLs for
Ladies. no,25.du
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
0y,e bvlfus,

We have filled the stock of the sizes sold
out last week, and you will find whac suits
you. Economy to come. Save time and
money. JNO. W. .DIEFENDORF n 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

bonErD ED = ThREf ROOMS For
s.ust r.Ise Keeping. Apply at oil Wet
NOv2S-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

.tD-A GIL FOR GENERAL
N'use work al 3o6 West Sixth street.
nOv25. 81
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

Cd. A GOOD WHITE GIRL
Sacnss Sg' general housewo X. lu4 ire at PIG
''Vuu slleeL. nOy2l II
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
A UCrlON SALE

DURLlC SALE OF 20 GOOD WtST
ern horses at Gibson's stables, French
street below Second, on Wednesday Novem
ber aUth. 1881, at one O'Clock p. NJ. Can be
soen at Scheutzsn Park until day of sale.
FRANK 5. JACKSON.
nOT2l.5tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Chfldreuss Nuits.

Ssme nov patterns to-day. Mothers make
q note Of this on your me enorandum for to-
morrow mornings shopping. Economy to do
1t. JNO. W. DlEFESDORF Il 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Kilt Suits.

No stock equals ours. 1t Is larger than we
ought to show in city Of this size, but we want
our customers to 500 all the styles selling in
oargar cities. 1t 10 economy to buy one Ct
them for your boy.
JNO. W. DIEFENDOkF 4 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
FOR SALE.
rl,,R SALE.

a,VMs FOR SALE
in Brandywins Hun'red' with
S 10 Mn Greek HI ndred.
ssre. IL a. rsasckSird ssisckSird Hundred.
nsT'' near Landenbers' Chester co rA
~ ~. IN Chester count. "a.
H,',es H,es, il in Chester county, rA
y y st''' Cecil county Ma, ,,,ru, , ,
sore Of ','' div. fui particu ars On ap'
wperty III 'h'' ;;RsaG 4 PiEHCE.
fD''a'n CLAYTON House hai'u'nS'
,,,prs.fri satu
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

phi,ou EARRING WITH A
y " '.ohe W SIT. going from Third and
rsv0,, t,.urtl and Market streets. A
[tWo,,u ,l VII be paid 0y leaving 1T at
f'ufth erect. nUv2St
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-14
FOOD FOR TIE HUNGRY.

Farmers having choice Butter and fresh
Eggs for sale will be paid highest market
price for same | still claim headquarters
for Corn, Fresh White Meal, Oats, Flour
Peral Grts, Rice. Lard, Hams, Mackerel,
Salt, Bulk Meats, Syrups, Sugars, Coffee,
etc | have also the purest and best Vine
gar in The market for table use and Picking
purposes, guaranteed to keep any kind of
Pickles. l still sell pride of the Kitchen
Soap for securing and polishing, it cleans
painted wood work, greasy marble tables,
etc, without injury to paint The best soap
in the world for polishing Tinware Silver
ware, Knives and Forks, Window Glass,
etc. better and cheaper than Sappolo-- a
trial will convince you that it is good and
cheap, also Railroad and other leading wash
ing Soaps, Cross Cut Saws, Hand Saws,
Hammers, Hatchets, and Man Patent Axe.
All goods in this line warranted. Iron for
Wagons, Flows, etc, also Saddles Brides,
Trace Chains, Breast Chains, Table and
Pocket Cutlery in large varieties. Crockery,
Glassware, etc. also keep good assert
ment of Canned Goods, Oysters, Sardines,
Pickles. and various other things. [ keep
the best assortment of Plug and long cut
Tobacco's, Durham Smoking Tobacco and
Snuff. | will keep the very best class of
Goods and guarantee satisfaction. A good
lot of Beadsteads, Chairs, etc constantly on
hand. Remember good goods, honest
weishts, fair and square dealing is my motto
Be sure you give me a call before purChas-
ing elsewhere Remember also the place.
West-side Public Square.
Respectfully,
J. H. Boston.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-14
POETS CORNER.

Perhaps in some secluded spot
Some iavorite nook. some shady dell,
You dream fittings long since forgot
And try in vain your tears to qucli
OF the pleasant hours Of loves young dreahf'
When he was all the world to you
Then he spent his last dime on ice cream,
And other cold victuals to prove him true.
Poor simple youth poor simple man,
Your early love--your husband now
I rom cream to silks--'twas but span---
To this decree he had to bow Veal do it,
And in SO doing we wish it distinctly un-
derstood that we must bo kept well fed
and we know no plan where better, cheaper
provisions can be had than at the store OF
A. y. Leake h Co., who deal strictly in
pure, good goods, and sell them at reason
abic profit 1t is hardly necessary 20 men
ton all the goods they keep, for they could
not do it if they would but suffice it to say
they keep everything in the Grocery line
that is wanted. Don't be deceived, but go
at once and see them, and be convinced.
They sell no Glucose or Chemical Sugars or
Syrups. They keep only Louisiana Sugars
and Syrups, and sell them AS low as the
other kinds are usually sold The Commits
sioner of Food Products for the State of
Michigan says that one pound of Cane Su-
gar is worth from ~ to lbs. Of Glucose
Sugars in its sweetening power, You
buy Sugar and Syrup for their sweetening
power (to say nothing about the poisonous
substances that compose the manufactured
article and you may always rely on get
ting the genuine article fully guaranteed at
the store of A. Y. LEAKE & Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-14
Local Notices.

"A good stock of Smoking and chewing
Tobacco at White IL Fowler's S.
...sacred Harps, Christian Harmony,
Temple Star, New Life Heavenly Carol,
Royal Diadem, Emerald, Amaranth and
Gospel Hymns, Song and Tune Books, at
Earle & Simpsons
"A few sets of those cheap buggy har-
ness left at White & Fowler's,
AMAZING Dyes in packages, with direc-
tons for use of following colors Red,
Green, Blue, Brown, Orange, Purple, Vio-
let, Black and Scarlet at Earle e. Simpson.
For cheap boots and shoes 90 to White
q Fowlers
90 Call at VIM. Roots drug store for Brewers
Rubber Proof Paint aud .Varni'ies, who is
sole agent for Marietta.
Smooth complexion can b9 had by every
lady who will use Parkers Ginger Tonic --
For promptly regulating the liver and kidneys
aud purifying Sthe blood there is nothing like
it, and this il the reason why it 80 quickly re-
moves pimples and gives rosy bloom to the
cheek. See notice.
SHlLOHS CATARRH REMEDY A
marvellous cure for Calarrh, Diphtheria, Can
ker mouth aud Head Ache. With each bottle
there ia an Ingenious nasal Injector for the
more sueces sfn treatment of these complaints
without extra charge Price so cts Sold by
WILLIAM ROOT, Druggist.