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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02
Was It Murder?

On Monday last while some little boys
were fishing in Rowlette Creek, near Pleas
ant Valley in this county, one of them
tugeed at his hook for come time thinking
that be had caught an immense fish, but was
perfectly thunderstruck when, after he had
drawn it up, he discovered fs tened to it
the corpse of man. Assistance was OBJ
tanned and the body removed from the
water. It was in the earlier stage of decom,
position, and upon examination, wounds and
bruises were found on different portions OF
the bods, evidenciog violence of some char,
acter. From the dress and appearance OF
the man it was supposed that be was herdel
or cow boy, but nothing definite has as YET
been learned rs TO his home or name. Foot
tracks and trampled grass near the creek
indicated that several men
hal day or two before
been on The ground and 1t looked as if there
had been struggle of some kind, but the
party from whom these facts were learned
could tell nothing further about the matter
It is strongly suspected that there was foul
play connected with the mans tragic death
bu. the probabilities of unearthing 1T are
extremely slight. The little boy may have
accidentally stumbled upon the result OF
bloody crime.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02
For Gallo by all drugg eli
THE TELEPHONE.

The Exchange Open for Business.
To-day under the management of Mr.. j.
S. Burton, the telephone exchange which is
located on the same floor with the Western
Union telegraph Office, will be opened for
the transmission of messages. There
are over one hundred subscribers
but as yet few boxes have
been placed in position. The boxes. have
given out, only few being received by the
first shipment, and more have beon ordered.
The following is a list Of those who have
been supplied with boxes and who have
consequently communication with each
other through the central Office:
w. H. Patterson, Hickox 81 House. j. M
Dram, Rosenfsld, Joseph Menczar, Padgitt
Bros, Transfer ofiice.of the Ii. q I. o. road,
w. X. Wheelock's office, Union depot
Grand Windsor hotel, residence of j. 5.
Burton, Griffith & Cowser, Aldridge q Wal
ter, City Bank, L .Reichenstein, Female Col
lege Jones g. Murphy,J schneider at residence
George Dexter and the HERALD office. ISe
residence of Mr.. G. NJ Baker, superintendent,
of the Western Union telegraph office, which
is two and half miles south of the city, II
connected with the exchange. So far Of
tested il is a success.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02
ErrscorAL coNyooArioN.
The Annual meetiug-Interesting and
Impressive Services.

The seventh annual conversation OF tn,
Episcopal church, met In st. Matthew
cathedral, in this city, at 10 O'Clock am.
Thursday. The business of the convocatior
was presented by interesting and impressive
services. The supplied choir of boys On.
tered the church singing the beautiful hymn
"OnvNrd, Christian Soldiers" followed by
tie shop and clergy Of the jurisdiction
| Tn Rev. B. +. Newton preached the convo.
ca,,on sermon, his subject being "the
church, the ground and pillow of the truth. -
1t had evidently been prepared with much
care and covered wide asd interesting field
of thought. We do not hesitate to say that he
handled the subject well, and he held
the attention of the congregation from the
beginning to end. Would that time and
this excellent discourse.
Immediately after the sermon the holy
communion was administered TO large
number of persons. As soon as the services
were concluded and the benediction pro-
nounced the convoca.on was organized for
business. I. was then announced that he
ladies of the parish had prepared lunch for
the delegates and visitors, whereupon a
motion was made to sdjourn to meet at .
clock in the afternoon.
Ii is needless for US TO cay that the lunch,
which would have tempted the appetite of
the most fas,idious, WAS freely taken aud
fully appreciated py all present.
Religious services were held at night, at
which the Knights Templsr were present
and took part in the religious exercises.
The ritual of the grand commsndery, which
ia taken from the Morning Prayer oil the
Episcopal church, was ueed and harmonious
" rendered by the boy choir of the Csthe-
dral. The Rev. T. B. Lawson, d. D., then
delivered an address to the sir knights and
the congregation. The address was historic,
and highly instructive. He traced the origin
of chivalry from the early ages of the Ger
man races, at connection with feudslism and
the crusades. These factors created knight
hood. He then paid brief but eloquent
tribute to the order and painted out the duty
which now became the sir knights in still
battling for the great disciples of loye, hos
pitality and truth.
Bishop Garret then read his annual ad-
dress to the church, which was not only bril-
liant, but full of zeal and love for the
the salutation OF all men. The bishop has
been untiring in his efforts TO extend the
church, of which he is chief pastor. The
services closed with a hymn sung by the
choir and the bishops benediction. Rev.
Green, pastor OF St. Matthew's cathedral,
has been ubtiriDg in his attention to the visit
ing clergy.
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Maudamus suit.

The cult of S. b. Edmondson against the
county treasurer was argued before Judge
George N. Aldrcdge Of the district court
yesterday. Eimondson seeks TO manoamus
the treasurer and force the payment of a
county warrant issued TO james e. Barkley
for ST sos. The counsel for the county,
Eblen & Robertson and Word d KesIby,
demur TO the plaintiffs petition, that the
county should have been sued and that the
treasurer had received instructions from the
commissioners cou { not 10 psy The came,
and that be had the right 10. refuse payment
The plaintiffs attorneys are Messrs. Willard
g. Fletcher and Colonel J. b.. Sinpson;
The county clsims an offset because Of
james Z. Bukley's indebtedness. We are
informed that about 81 400 Of Mr.. Bsrkley't
indebtedness has been paid 10 this date, BY
scaling the warrants issued in 1870 to MI
Barley.
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|LIAs IiRIDGE.
ANY forfeited its Chnr'
sAs.r

yIuy fOfIetseu ~ D''''s'
teri
he last meeting Of the county COM
Ioners' court the county attorney WIS
requested to examine tho charter conditions
of the Dallas Bridge Company ana 10 give
his opinion as to whether or not the Bridge
company had performed the conditions OF
he charter and TO report whether or not inc
non perf. y nance of the conditions would
work forfeiture of it, The county attor'
new, after an examination OF the iacts ana
the charter, gives it as his opinion tnat sum
Gent cause exists to work a judicial lofieit-
ure of the corporation charter.
1t il nj de the duty OF the attorney,
general. when satisfactory evidence Is lala
before him. that any corporation receiving
state aid has by the non performance OF the
charter conditions or the violation OF its
charter, or by any act or omission, mis'user
or non-user to take steps to forfeit the same.
What action the county commissioners
court will take 10 reg ard 10 this matter Is
not known, II is matter in which the
ci,y of Dallas and large tract Of
country tributary to il is very
much Interested, and if after full exs
admission Of the facts they are convlnced
that the bridge company has forfeited It's
charter and its rights under it, 1T will become
their duty to direct the attention of the At
torney general TO it at once, All such snlts
for the forfeit charters of private Corporations
chartered by act of the Legislature shall DC
commenced in the district court OF Inc
county in which tie seat of its government
may by
Under the conditions of the charler no other
bridge can be constructed across the Trinity
river within tho bounds prescribed by It's
charter. which extend five miles above and
five miles below the city. The county 10
prohibited from building bridge which ~
would gladly do, and the bridge company
refuses to sell at Whist the county deems
reasonable figures. The bridge company
has fenced in the csuseway that crosses the
river bottom on the west eide, and in such
way as to cucumber travel across the river
ford. 49,.
Matters are in such condition as to
iniure the trade that spprosches the city
from that direction. If the charter ls for
feited, then the county can build free
bridge and causeway of its own. The
county attorney claims that the company
has not finished its causeway as prescribed
by its charter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Will you heed the warning? The signs
perhaps of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your
selves if you can afford for the sake of saving
so cents, to run the risk and do nothing for
it. We know from experience that Shiloh'i
Cure will cure your cough. 1t never fails
This explains why more than a Million Bot
ties were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group and whooping cough at once. Moth
ers, do not be without it. For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by Hickox & House, Druggists, Coz
Main street. Dallas.
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Chnrredr No, q Crlmo.

Henry Cibanss, young man, was arres-
Yesterday ind lodged in Jail on tho charge
of perpretraiiDg an outrage on No
"a Sanders little Eve year
old girl. The child wss ezamsmind by
physicians who pronounced that IT had been
outraged She says itoccurred several nights
ago on Msin street. Cabsuas says th4t Il is
a blae kmailing scheme on the part Of de-
signing persons TO injare him: He Vas
arrested on suspicion. His friends are con-
fient that the crime was the work Of some
one else and not him. lie will have hear
ing before Justice Price to-day.
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Captain w. w. ROss, correspondent Of
The agricultural bsresu at Washington, hiss
thus far perfected bis report concerning The
crops Of this section. The average in wheat
l. a ousrler less thsn last year. The haryes-
ting IL the crops began some ten days ago
and II will average about eighteen bushels
20 The scre. The barley and cat crop.
are good though but little were sovn YET
greater than the preceding season. The
nro.pscss for heavy corn yield are fostering
and an increase Of ten per cent over last year.
There Ia q decreased acreage in cotton,
which i being taken BY The weeds. Tier.
i great scarcity Of labor and planters md
Il impossible 10 get bsnds even 81 sl-oO PEI
dsy. The fruit crop is fair.
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merits. After NIL tbs evidence was In, tbs
attorneys ON both sides sgreed that the court
should decide the case without argument 10y
counsel. Judge Aldrodge decided that tho
trial by the city council was final, and that
he had no jurisdiction Of the care; DO said
thi, disposed OF II In his court, and that 1t
was not necessary for him TO pass on the
merits of the case He rendered iudg--
mont against Stone, who has taken an appeal
10 the supreme court, where the case viii
have an early trial. The attorneys on both
sides of the case have made a stubborn light
and contested every point.
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Ladies', literary society.

This society will meet to-day at the resi-
dence Of Captain G.. M. Swink, corner Of
HARDWOOD and jackson streets. The fJllow'
ing is the programme:
/. Members respond at roll call with SEN
timent from I'D Israeli"
2. Reading of the minutes.
8. History lesson by Mrs. Wilcox, section
I'd. 11th to 22d paragraphs.
4. Music, piano solo, by Miss Swink
s. Pronouncing exercise, by Mr. D.ck-
enson.
6. Recess.
Z. Music, by Mrs. Bradley.
g. Selection from D'lsrs i. by Mrs.
Clark.
9. Chronicles, Mrs. Leeper.
10. Music, Mrs. Miers.
IL Business.
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Itching Pi,es-simptoms ana Cnre

The symptoms arc moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night
as if pin worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are sometimes
affected; if allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. "Dr. Swayne's All.hesl-
ing Ointment" is "a pleasant sure cure. Also
for letter. itch, salt rheum, scald head, cry
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, Dlotches, all scaly,
crusty. cutaneous eruptions. Price 80 cents,
three boxes for S1,25. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt of price in currency, or
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by Dr.. Swsyne 81 Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Phltdeiphis, Pa. to- whom letters
should DO addressed. Sold By ali prominent
drureists
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Assignment of jury cases in the district
court for the week commanding Monday,
May so, 1881:
1870. F W Wrede VS. LJones ct al
2i22 Cbenchain & Co VS. Burtle q Neville
2OS Daniel Daily VS. G W Chewaing
226! u Grigsby ct al vs. w III Bowles ct al
1850 Smith, Murphy & Peak VS. Worlhington
$500 smith, Murphy & Peak VS. Thos Field
1851 Smith, Murphy s. Peak vs. MeElhare q
Sione
1884 Smith, Murphy & Peak vs. r F Eisenlohr
POOL Waterman, Starr & Co VS. d b Warren
1925 Smith, Murphy & Peak VS. City OF Dallas
2955 We.ley BrundenDurg VS. Il = Me- ers ct al
3O3l John Augurs VS. City OF Dallas
1880 M krleBd & Co VS. James Barley
s24l j p Lawrence vs. Thomas d Goats ct al
} hursday)
1884 James Hal VS. II st Ry Co
32Ss &c & Alb Rhiae VS. Blake & jenkins
1916 Charl, Clark VS. T & p Ry Co
1891 w A Jones vs. city of Dallas
IJ3il9 Charlie, Warner vs. A @ Garv1n Co
1914 Jeremt all Bell vs. Charles seslty
1855 j NJ Hurt VS. E and w Hamilton
1926 II j Keeton VS. Jacob w Davis ct al
1851 i Daugherty vs. q Petrie ct al
1900 Jack Scott VS. T & P Ry 20
1862 TT A Brown Admsr vs. Anderson ct al
1851 S III Cockrell & Co VS. Penniman ct al
3775 Nave, Goddard s. Co Va Ogd N & Wolf
377l Jas Reeks vs. NV and Hannah
Smith
1901 Reeks & Daugherty VS. A Corset
3SO8 " q Putty & Co VS. w l. Williams CT al
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no Bishop anrretrs Reception.

Last night nj tho hosptable home VI the
Right Rev. Bishop Garrett, thore was m
assembling of n largo number
Of invited guests, the occasion
being the seventh annual convocation of the
missionary Jurisdiction Of northern Texas
The elegant grounds were most beautifully
illuminated with Chinese lanterns, music
in the bower lent It's inspiring charms
to the delightful occasion, while here and
there were pots of flowers. of dollhouse and
outd DOR growth, of every sort, species, shade
and hue. All through the walks happy
couples might have been seen thread
ing their merry way, and young and old,
male and female, we're made to feel perfectly
at home in this lordly retreat of taste and
elegance The esteemed and genial
bishop, adored of his par
shioners and beloved by sll who know him,
was here, there and everywhere in his earn
est and vigilant attentions. A stump
tuous feast OF Strawberries, ice-
cream, cakes and all the,
good things possible for the most fastidious
RECALLED the fortunate visitors. Never did
more elegant gentleman ever furnish to
taste more enjoyable feast than
did Bishop Garrett last evening to his friends
with. his flowers, Of which he is psssionately
fond, and his music, his joyous converse,
and his tas;ely appointed rspast,
and never did guests ever appreciate
more fully the delicate attentions
than did those who responded 10
his invitation. All joined in wishing
the learned divine many happy returns.
1t is to be regretted that tia lateness of the
hour precludes The possibii ola description
that might enjoy the ear the reader as it
the light of sll those who witness.
ed it and participated in person.
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x,.p---,a-., e-,w,epa Party.

vicsPrssidsut Brown, Of the Texas a
Pscihs railroad. accompanied BY Land
-CommissioDsr w. n Abrsrns, and Assistant
Enginssr Bsssstt, Of that road, srrived N The
.citT vssterdsT morning 60 route from har-
shsn 70 BIZ Springs. 70 inspect thirty eight
miles Il uewlT c1fIstruetsd road bsivsen thst
point snd C5l0rsio City Big Spring WI
b he hea3qaarisfs q . round houss snd
rnsrtins sb0ps, ard mire1 t.sins WI Be
ruuring 70 tbst point ~ ne first Of June.
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save Yen: Hair-Keep it Beautiful

The "London Hair Color Restorer" is
he most delightful ar;ic lever introduced 10
the American peopls and is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that render
many other articles Tor the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling Of the hair exists,
or prems,urely grayness from sieADess, %
other causes, its use will restore the natural
youthful color, and cause healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dan
druff, &C., at the same time m ST pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrantly perfum-
ed, rendering the hair soft and plisble, making
It an indispensable article in every toilet Ask
YOU druggist for London Hair Color Resior-
or. Price. rs cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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BeIIIgereat BootoIacIxs.

Coony and Sanity are the cognomens Of
two Ethiopian boo,blacks. Yesterday they
had a Misunderstanding, Coony accusing
Sandy Of stealing a box Of backing from
him, ana war was declared. They directed
rocks at one and the others craniums, but
fortunately they eli misse1 their mark. The
police put 10 "A appearance asd bostililles
ceased. ebony WAS captured and locked
up in the station house. but Sandy out ran
the COPS, making his csc pc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

A-P. Dsvis, n D., Homo 1psthic Ply
siri.r. OcnlIst sD3 Aurist DsIles. Isrss
nc. No. sos Elm sirsst, % si.lrs tresi.
al forms Ct seuis s-1 chrome diseases q
De eve sd ear; f1rni1hss medicines tfst.
rsfrne.ior- p-sscribss tbs rrupg glsssas, sn-
srforrns surgical opsrstions o. ne sJs s,-
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HUNG HIMSELF.
A. G. sandifer, a Farmer, Suicides by
HAnging.

A. G. sandifer, n Farmer, Suicides by
Hanging.
The email village of Richardson, in the
northern part fthis county, was thrown into
a high state of excitement yesterday morning
on learning that Mr.. A. G. Sandifer, a
respectable and we'll to do farmer who lived
soma three miles northeast of that place, had
shielded by banging himself. Wednesday
night, about seven O'CLOCK, ne
his wife and their three little children were
sitting in the family room talking, as was
;heir custom after the supper meal. he was
seemingly AT tina. lima in good spirits and
remarked that he would 60 to the stable and
turn out the mules to pasture. He left the
room ana as be did not return his wife,
thinking he had gone 10 Mr.. Alexander's,
a ntichbor living close by, as he frequently
did to have talk, she put the children to
bed and retired herself. Yesterday morning
on awakening she missed her husband,
and as he never abaented himself from home
save when it was absolutely necessary she was
alarmed and started to Mr.. Alexander's to
learn the cause of bis absence, and in passing
the barn door a sight met her vision that
rivited her to the spot, filling her with en-
guish and petrifying her heart with horror.
With loud piercing shrek she fell fain,ing
to the ground The scene indeed was borri-
bic one. By rope which enciroled
his neck, Suspended from one of the rafters
of the building was her husband on whose
face was depicted tho sgonies of terrible
death. His eyes were distended and his
tongue protruded from his mouth, while his
arms were drawn up, indicating that he had
suffered terrible death. Why he commits
ted the rash act is mystery to his family
and all who knew him. He was an industri-
Gus and comfortably fixed farmer, ADD his
family relations were of q most pleasant
nature. He leaves wife and three chill
dren.
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A Card.

To all VIII are suffering from the erron
ana indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.,
will send recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge Thia great remedy Was discovered
by missionary 10 South America. Send a
self-sddressec envelope to the Rev. Joseph
2. Inman. Station D, New York city.
n26d&wly
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court matters.

The June term, commencing on the ON
Of that month, Of The United States court
will very probably transact great deal Of
important business. The dockeis Of The
court are crowded with litigstioD Of hssyy
character, ard the deputy msrshsls have
for several days past been very busy serving
process sDd assisting in the preparation OF me
cases for trial.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

Prof. Cromwell whose magnificent sri
illustrators are vorld-fsmed, says thst ne
hsd some time ago suffered ercrucistlng
torpents from rheumatism, and hsd tired
All kinds Of medicines snd 90 called cures
All without elect BE heard, however.
Of 81. jacobs Oh, sDd resolved 70 give u
trial, With be did, snd lie effect on him vs'
slnosf mseicsl A eomplsie cure v.s sliee,
tsd, and since then be hss never sunsrsd
frorn rhpu rnEtisn.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of 70 cents
to free yourself Of every symptom of these
distressing Il. laints? If you think so call
at our ST. 4 get q bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. J bottle has printed euar'
antee on i Use accordingly, and if it does
you no good, it will cost you nothing. Sold
by Hickox 81 House, Druggists, 600 Main
street Dallas.
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Uncle Jobs johnson. IN old colored msn,
while passing the jsil yesterday, peeped
through crack in The high plsrk fence
surveying the inmates that crowded sbou.
The barrel windows Of the prison. We'll I'll
be dsd rotled sf dst Niger settin up dsr IN
der window sini de berry same Niger dat
laid on 20 much style Al De strawberry festi-
vsl. sat no BY The FDsi Bsptis church"
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We are glad of being able to call special at
tention to Mr. Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters. 1t has stood the test OF twelve years
and has proven 10 be the most reliable remedy
for the cure OF chronic female irregularities and
weaknesses that has ever been offered the
public, IL has given satisfaction to all, and
we do not hes tate TO give T. hearty recon-
mendation 10 our lady fro as.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-02

ss,rrssnt W. r. Carey sni squsd, Of Co
a., 1osh infantry U. S. army, passed down
on the Terss Central last evening on then
return from Lesvenvorth, Ksnlss, whittier
they had taken Eve u. 8. desertsrs 70 The
military prison from San Antonio. Then
terms Of inprisonmsnt vary from one 70
two vesrs esrh-
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s'To sum It up, S X long yeara Of bed-ri6den
sickness and suffering resting 600 per year,
total, ST 30 AL IF whcn was stopped by
TIRES bottles Of Hop Biitars taten By. my
wife who has do her own housawork for q
year. il ce with put the loss OF n day. and
JouN WEEKS, Butler, N. Y"
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Asted q brIxhf looking rnsn- "On, I fsel
rrlsernbls; I'm bilious and can't eat and ms
~s,lS dSrsf va take Eidnsy-woTtf Tnst'.
VIA take when I I'm rutof -orl., tn1 u
aIuavt keeps ne In perfect ture NJ ogctoi
rre0rTI ne nos n for al snrh uouDles hloneI'
r1frrfIor. Dent fail % ~ it.-Long Br-Dci
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We have speedy and positive cure to
Catarrh Diphtheria, Oanker Mouth and d cad
ache in ShIloo's G4ttrrh RNne7y, A nasa
injector fl. with oHch bottle. U SO 1t If you
desire health and s@.o. br"ata re 5o
cents Sold BY IL koz y ;i"use. Druggists
Cos Main street, ID ll-a.