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The condition Of Mr.. John Hum
ter, who was seriously scaldsd in the
railroad accident, is considerably inn
proved, and his physidiahe oonsider
bis recovery as very probsbls. II was
Thought at one time that one or both |
hands would have to be amputated,
but there are now no fears entertained
in that direction. That his hands will
be slightly crippled may be the case,
but the doctSr's think his complete
recovery is very probable. May it be
GO.
-Dr. fowler, of jerks township,
wes in town this week, The Doctor
10 actively engaged this winter in the
cherry and ash lumbsr business, be-
sides which he expects soon to resume
operations on the we'll which he aban-
doned year ago this winter at a depth
of 1000 feet. He informs us that he
will sink it thousand or fifteen hun
dred feet deeper; operations to COM
meace in the coures of week or two.
We hope the Doctors pluck may be
rewarded by a 5O.bArrel gusher.
Tuesday Of last week, Mrs. Will
cox, who lives on tho Fcgle Farm,
Harmony township, this county, met
with IN accident which has since
proved fatal. She endeavored to
liadls FIRE with ksrosine oil, when,
as is generally the csse, the can explo'
ded, throwing the oil over her and
burning her terribly. She fingered
pDtll Saturday VIXEN death relieved
her of her suEerings. This is another
terrible warning to those who are in
the habit Of using kerosene for light
ing fires.
The following jury has been ina
paneled by Coroner Coburn to inves
tigat0 the cause of the railroad acci'
dent ct President: G. w. Robinson
A. H. Partridge, Geo. w. Sawyer
S. J. Wolcott, N. G. Cole, S. H. Has
let. The jury held an inquest on th'
body of HRS. Babcoek on Thursday
and On Friday want down to the seem
Of the accident to view the grount
over. They took Mr.. Joseph Green
! testimony and than adjourned to NEE
. next Friday. 1t viii probably bo
weak or ten days before they rende
their decision.
Representative Davis came hom
t Friday and sta;d Until Monday. f
r reports business atthoT ,al brisk, an
d says that although senstori'
o squabble hald on co IL lines
of The Legislature was farmer alon
.S than usual, according to what Ol
: members tell him. Mr.. Davis has lie
3. with VS. the tszt 0s G bill entitled ga
e sct TO provide education and maint'
' nance for destitute and negiecte
children" The bill is too lengthy Il
>. our columns, but should aay one Ii
tsrested care to look it over thoy q
:, invited to call and Go so.' The bi
= was offered by Representative Lsndi
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rauzrenca IEouse,

yAs0NEsTA, PENNA, WIN. LAW
RnNCE, PROPRIETOR. This Rouse
cantralIv located. EverytSia3 Eew ana
,geil furnished Superior ACCOM- mnaonA-
ions and strict attention given TO guests;
Vegetables and Fruits Of all kinds served
n their season. Sample room Tor COM
n aercial Agents.
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KOart week.

--Miss Kate Cobb entertained the
Old Maids Monday evening.
-Ths B. P. q w. R'y are selling
roua1 trip tickets TO Washington from
this place sor S14.00.
C. s. Hunter requests uS to s;stc
that all who wisa to visit hia brother
will be passed over the bridge FREQ Of
toll.
"A twelve.povEd boy arrived at
the house Of our friend Jack Mccall
rsont laot Sunday night, ever which 10
was highly pleased when we saw him
on Monday.
Charley Davis came home from
Harrisburg last week, ana his brother
Jim@y has gone or to take his plaza
au one Of the pages ofthe House. Chso.
denies that ho got homesick.
The brilliant and gifted Senator
Matt. Carpenter, Of Wisconsin, died
ir Washirgton cn 1'harsd0y last. The
Republican party hoses big gEn Ia
the death of Senator Carpenter.
Prof. Smi.h's vocal clses ct It'd
ioute viii close with a grand concsrt
next Fridsy evening. The Professor
has had n vcry successful term, and
invites ell hio Tionesta friends to
atterd bic concert.
e-Rev. Hill is coDduatiBg o series
of revival meetings at Beaver Valley
which are attended With good results
6ixteen conversions thus fer, and The
interee. iS still growing dr.. May
the good work continue.
General Garfield is in WashiDg
ton now, and next Friday will be in
augurated President OF tAe Unitet
States. The affair will be attended
By representatives from ell parties
General Hancock will take part in th'
programme.
We had the pleasure of making
the Acquaintance Of Mr.. Geo. "
Warden, book. keeper for Wheeler {
Dusenbury, at East Hickory, who wa
3, drafted on the jury this week. W
hope Mr.. w. will make it csnvenien
to call whenever he is in town.
e. E. C!app, cf President, tn
). man who would rather see sxcellen
l thOroughfares and everything abou
: him in tha best Of order than to b
elected to Congress, paid our town
visit yesterday Mr.. CIspp is alway
i a welcome visitor to our sanctum.
: -ARdrews' fres Titusville excu
4 sions have dwindled down, so there al
scarcely half dozen on the trair
when they leave this place. We can
see how it pays to haul empt
coaches to and fro over the raj
road. P. S.-Since writing tke aboV
we learn from the Derrick specials th'
FW. III. Andrews and De Forest We
have failed.
: We neglected, in the general rU'
(. of things last week, to mention Il
arrival of Mr.. Will H. May, of Lou
VILE, KY, who made his parents al
many friends here visit of a day
Dr. two. He was looking we'll and rePo'
his family the same; In compal
with his brother Ben, he paid a vi
to Bradford. VIII is always w
come visitor in Tionesta.
Mr.. Geo. L. Scott, Of jerks tow
ship informs US that operations
the cherry and ash lumber business
that section have been very active t
winter. Shipe q Mensch, who
- saving for DIR. fowler have upward
400 900 feet of cherry and ash saw
out. A sixteen.foot cherry log
CIR. Gently taken out scaled 100 feet, VIII
. is an evidence that the lumber ia f
PA class.
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Caro- of Thanks.

Myself and family would return
their sincere thanks TO the citizens OF
TionOsta and vicinity for their kind
less aud attention during cur severe
afliction in the sudden loss of son and
brother.
MRS. G. M. Coon.
Tionesta, March 1, 1881
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cENrRAL HOUsE,

x1oNNER & AGNEw BLOCK. T. @.
rs JAcKsoN. Proprietcr. T,is is new
'nouse. and has just beca Gtted Tp Cor tae
recommendation Of the puoiic. poruon
cf the patronage Of the public is solcited'
a6-ly
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
condensed Time rlabIs Tlone.ta statioa.

M. F.. Sabbath School at 10
g. rn., 2. N. Gabbath School as II
.. ra., Presbyterian Sabbath School az
3 2. n.
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roREsr couN4Y oFFIcERs.

Member Of Cnnoress --HARRT WzITE.
Assembly-E. Il. DAVIS
President J,tdqc--W. d. Bro WIZ.
Associate JttdOes--JoHN RECK, @. a..
Hin.
Ireasurer- S. IonEMAN.
Prothonotary. Register C Recorder, &C.
Juar1s SHAwKEY.
Sberif. &c. A. RANDALL.
Com1lissioacrs- ELI BERLIN, IaAAc
LoNo, III. ~. 14HDEBUR.
County Sftpe,sntendent-H. 9. BEocK-
WAY.
l1fst4ict Attorney--S. ID. Irwin.
.fisrv ommissioners--C. II. Church.
PETEn YoUN9K.
Cbu1tty iS,tYvevor-F. r, WHITTsKIN.
tloroner-C. II. CHURCH.
o0untV 4 AaditOrs-NIcHonAs THoEP-
aon. d. r.. COPELAND, r. G. Lacy.
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y. IL. BLAINE, M. D..

TIONESTA, PA.
OPTICS Hours ~ TO 0 A. NJ, z to =.
n. Wednesdays and Saturdays from IL
A. Il. 10 Y, NJ. fA
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yxT c. CoDURE, M. d.,
w. puvsTcTAE e SURGEON,

7 II I IoINIdAIN q ~ -
Has had over fifteen years experience IN
tl,s nractice of his profession, having grad
uated Le0nyty and honoTebly May 10. 1860.
Office aud Residence in Forest house,
.opposite the Court House. Honesta, Ia.
Aug. 25-lSSO
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Glover and Timothy Seed at Rob
inson IL Bonner. st.
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DR. E. L. sTEADMAN,

SURGEON DENTIST.
Dental room in DIR. Blaine's office, next
door to Central House, TiOnesta, Pa. All
work warranted, aud at reasonable prices.
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Subscribe for the REPuBLIcAN.
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Goods cheap at
Aug IL, so, HAsLEr q SoNs'
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Shs gprsst Sspahlifau.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. ,, 1851.
BoRoUGHoF OFFICERS.

Bwr0ess--N. s. FOREMAN.
ounciktcn-Ch Bonner, NJ Elm
stein, J. r. WenK, Patrick Joyce ID. W.
Clark, Justis Shawltey.
Justices Of the Pedce--J. q Dronhan,
u. s. Knox.
Coastnbie~-Jamos Swailoa.
School DircctOrs~-J. Shawkey, =. w
Clark, A. II. Partridge, Q. A.. Randall
A. b. Kelly, J. 4. Brennan.
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TiOnesta, March 1 1881
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Pee's' meeting Of the Stockholders
""" ireeisrs of she Texas A.
houts kailw ay oompau

Notlee Is hereby given thai r snsc,.i ,,
ing ING OF inc Stockholders aud Dirrcsors NJ ~.
hs Nas ?. louis Railway Company viii he
S ~, q. vi ounce oi said COMPANY IN tha c,,,
OF Tyler, Texas, ON The s7ih dsy az ~ ne eiV
"a ursusuce u resolutions in ihnt ~, 49, ~
which We're adopted alta meeting of M. ni,a "
80 VI ss.u CO pany, held In the con,rauv,,
iSSt nhi ~ 'eI, iexas, on the 21tn jay OF A nj,
ksS Lykp, That special meeting ~ A..
o~ehhoIuers OF the Texas Il ST In,7s nnil
wa, Sumpahy DO, and the same 5 harah,
" htu " take place 1T he General O0ice ~
an ~, IMAM ,as IN TYLER, Texas, at 10 O'Clock
on Tue ztth day OF July, 1851 10 take int
SS ~, Tue prnprie,y OF increasi y the car
nnN SUCK OF said comOany and Ia incr.as ,
t,le same SO as 10 make the said can III a,n"is
81 a. , s,soun, MOI exec ding the SUM Of Iveixc
tba .'non ,,',s, as may be dete mined by
t tno s,Vchuoiuers at said meeting tho same ~
inviuue anu cover al. STOCK which hss h'>,, w
uioic oeeh issued; and rurtl er tn nuIh r,,a
me issuance and disposition of Ina nrnas a'f
sAlu halfway Co 4yRuy, the sal, hoods IN
Ima a"d ~ auinun' and DO payable III such
uii'e ana place, ana "a bear Interest AT sw, n
.a'o Ner ai'hum, rs the SAID Nock hol,iers mo "
tnenas'ee unOn,and to au hori q a moTtsa,ya ~.
mor'gage' 81 the Railway and other nrnnsrtn,
W. Ia wy vohpahy TO secure the payment oi said
uohds and the interest theteon: md Ia tha
transaction of such other on mess ss n,a,,
fortunately come before said meeting "'
RESOLVED, That a meetiug fins Rnara Of
directors OF the Texas Il st. Ionis Raii.
vi Wy company be. and the same is hereby cali.
gu 70 mkt pace at the Office of The con,nanv
IN the city of Tyler, 1esa-, at u o'c,ork n, ;
on .he s1lh ay of July. ISL for the transacl
s ssSn Ii general business of the company, and
espeulaliy Tor me purpose OF carry Ing ont nnd
giving effect to the actions of the stosl hoiSer.
!" ipe easing me stocs, and prov iClng for the
issuance OF bonds of said company, and mort.
cages TO secure the saine.n ''''
ClIhS. T. BONNER.
Secrgtnry.
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FORT WORTH.
spondence of the Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald
FoRT WORTH, June %, ISL.
Tho I. e P. r r. is busy at this point
laying several side tracks to accommodate
the increasing business. Tho round house
Is rapidly approaching completion, There
will be nino engine stalls.
Hon. DIN Wellborn is in town to-day.
A petition is being circulated and signed
by many good business men, asking that the
postoflice be not removed, Us its present po'
sition Is about tho most convenient that can
be obtained. This will DO cent 10 Postmas.
ter James. Mrs.. Burchlll takes possession
of the postoffice July !.
The weather is ext cmel7 hot and dry.
The boy Gwyneil who was nearly drowned
yesterday Is still alive. Miss Hay, q clerk
In superintendent Sands Office, has been
superseded by Mr.. Gaines, Of this place.
Cattle men report stock in good condition,
though a rain would como in well. The
Ei Psso hotel still retalns lie reputation as
the bost hotel In this section.
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A Sure Thing

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is guaran
teed to cure syphilis in the primary, second
Diary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases of venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most emf
nent physicians of America. 1t cures The
first stage and heals the ulcers in f,w days.
II cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat,
head, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones and Joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.
in shor. time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express. A trestise on
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, DR.. j. Dinsbecr, 4l5 North It'll street,
st. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer makes chronic dis.
eases q specially. you are afflicted with
no no matter what, call or what.
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Nosiceto Physicians and r.m,,,..

4 am making specially of tine, old and
pure liquors, TO- medicinal purposes. | have
10 stock. in bottles, F. Mestsesu & Co.'S, 3
ied brandy, q yesrs old, Otard brandy.
~ years old; old peach brandy, extra dns:
LONDON Dock, old Jsmsics rum; De Ruy.
ter,s Arrow nS brand, old Holland gun. Nectar
oouroon Is years old, Jsmiscn's Irish whisky.
I, years In bond in the city of Dublin, Loeb
Marine, Thistle brand Scotch whisky, 6
years old, snd Cream of the Highland sbis-
~. Fort wine, private stock, 50 years old, Dry
nnion port Is years old, Assmsnushsusen
ned khinewine, Duff 1ordon, Golden
sherry, Benedictns cordial, McEwen Scotch
ale, hurko's Guinness Dublin Stout, Can
i I,S : Cos Belfast (Irish) Ginger ale, Piper
He'ds'ock champagne, Motifs Sparkling
champagne, CIDER quarts and pints, all
KINDS OF wines and liquors by quart or gallon.
ALSO iull stock Of fresh canned goods.
staple and fancy groceries.
Respectfully,
L'F. HJaHE-,
Grocer T20 Elm st
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Mothers, Mothersm Mo,hers..,

Ar you disturbed at night and broken OF
your asst by a sick child suffering and crying
with he excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
If so, 90 at onca n 4 get a bo tie Of Mrs Win
slows soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the
poor lille sufferer lmmcdia tely-depend upon
mother on earth who has ever used it, who
Will not tell you at once that It will regulate
the bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating lik e
magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to use in all cases,
and pleasant to the taste and is the prescrip-
ton of one of / 90 oldest female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Abreast with the Time.

This is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
u 70, OF Galveston. Their job printing ca.
adjustment and bindery is completes in every
particular, with sill the late Improvements
aud styes in type and other material, and tine
lithographing branch is par excellence. 1t
cannot be surpassed even in the metropoli.
tan cities OF the east. With skilled work.
men and all the facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution of work in their line of
the most superior quality, and at prices as
cheap as anywhere in the Union, they are
prepared to fill all ord,r from carte de
vi'i'e to mammoth poster, and to lhbo-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud 10 a
landscape view of Texas So, patronize
them and keep your money in Texas.
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DenisOn Hydraulic Lime.

This lime has been tested thoroughly, and
is pronounced by competent Judges to be
superior to all others manufactured in the
state or any other state 1t is not onIv SUI,
perior In quality, but is far more economi-
cal and durable TIE proprietor refers 80
any and all architects and builders in D,ll.s,
Sherman, Denson and other towns in nJl,h,
ern Texas where it has been used and its
excellent qualities are known and apprccia-
tel. Griffin " Cowser are agents a. Dallas.
All orders should DO addressed to
Q. LAsHER, Denison, Texas.
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ALLAN IA.
Correspondence of tho Herald.

Correspondence Of tho Herald.
ATLANTA, Tex, June %.
Atlanta has been on q considerable boom
all the year, and prospects generally indicate
that tho boom Is not over. About fifteen
dwelling houses havo been erected here since
Christmas, among which are some very 0nc
and costly residences.
Tho examination exerc'es Of tho Atlanta
High School will begin on Monday tho 9Th
inst, and continue TIRES days
The Case county fair association will hold
ils ncst annual MEETING October 18th, and
continue three days.
Crop prospects Ia ,his section ara very
god. Corn is beginning to need rain. Col.
ton was never better at this season Of the
year.
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New York, June II. 1881.
The Utilization OF Worn Out Horses

The Utilization OF Worn Out Horses
The utilization Of worn out horses not Ut
tc eat aud too old to be of working service
in France is said TO be IS follows:
1t is first shorn of its hair, which serves to
stuff cushions and saddles; then it is slaugh
tered aud skinned; the heofs serve TO make
combs. Next the carcass is placed in cyl
inder and cooked by steam aG pressure of
three aimospheres a cock is opened, which
allows the steam TO run off; then the re-
mans are cut up, the leg bones are sold to
make knife handles, ETC., and tho
cosrser, tie ribs, tho head,
ETC., are converted into animal black and
glue. Tho first are calcined in cylind, 10,
and the vapors when condensed form the
chief source of carbonate Of ammoniacsl
salts There is An animal oil yielded which
makes capital nseo,icide and o vermiiuge.
To make glue the bones arc dissolved IN
muriatic acid, which takes away the phos
phato Of lime the soft residue retaining the
shape of the bone is dissolved
in boiling water, cast into
squares, and dried on nets. The
phosphate of lime, acted upon by sulphurlc
acid and cslcined with carbon, produces
phosphorus for lucifer matches. The re-
naming flesh is distilled to obtain the car
Donate of ammonia; tho resulting mass is
pounded up with potash, then mixed with
old nails and iron of every description; the
whole is cslcined and yields magnificent ye!-
lew crystals-prussiate of potash, with which
tissues are dyed a Prussian blue, and iron
transferred into steel; it also forr'' the basis
of cyanide Of potassium 90 fnss,c acid, the
two most terrible pc. "a N'own to chem
iatrv
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noxEp ELECrRICIrY.
. ph,ladeIphisn's Experiments with
Four Leaden Plates.

,,rrsspondence of the n. Y Herald.
Ibsvs noticed several references in your
.snar recently az to the box of electricity
iont to Sir Willism Thompson from Paris
PRINT me to state that some five months ago
7 succeeded perfectly in storing in lead
r,stes electricity from a battery of Bunsen
nons | do not think the invention is quite
ss new as it may appear to be, as obtained
,So iIes from French work recently
nnbl,hed in Paris. The plates stored with
alsc,ricity developed some curious
rroner,ies, among which l may men
,;on the invarisble discoloration of the plate
r rsu the positive pole Of the battery from
mich il WAS charged, and the apparent
hardening or crystallization of the surface Of
,ha lead. The latter state WAS probably
caused by the strain produced in the atoms
composing tho leaden plates by the electricity
while forming the plates. removed the
,,,stes stored with the electric energy from the
lar in witch they were placed TO y distance,
and utilized each of them There were four
together and separately, after q considerable
intery,l of time had elapsed, for tel, graphic
nurposes, and found them to work satistac-
torily. If it bad BEEN necessary could
have plscad them in box and sent them
charged to any point where it WIS desire
able 10 use the electricity. simply mel
lion these facts to set at rest any doubts that
nav have existed as to the feasibility of
storing up voltaic electricity and utilizing i!
for certain purposes.
RUSSELL THAYER.
PARAMOUNT PARK, PHILADELPHIA, June
M 1881.
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GfenLea saloon

GlenLes! hat is a pretty name. There
is poetry in it, but the beauty nor the poetry
OF the name compares with the excellence
and purity Of the GlenLos wbiskey to be
found always at Starke s. Hogsn's GlenLes
saloon, corner of Main and Murphy streets
Mr.. Hogan, the junior proprietor, an urbsne
suave, genial, pleasant gentleman, is in
charge, and with handsome, cosy place
he has ever cheerful welcome for all and
tho best whiskey, tho fines, wines, the coolest
beer, and the most fragrant cigars in town
at their disposal.
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Six hundred and eleven scres, near 400 in
cdltivatlon; five sets of tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and gslvanizer
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water cd
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, abou,
four miles southwest of Richardson depot
and some three miles east of Carr olton depot
One of the best black land plantations in the
west. Price low; terms to suit purchaser
For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
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Will You Believe il?
woMAN's best FRIEND.

To relieve the aching heart OF woman, and
bring JOY where sorrow reigned supreme, IL Il
mission before which the smiles of kings
dwindle IL to utter insignillcarce. This il the
peculiar pioVince of Bradileld's Female Reg
ulatOr, which. from It's numberless cures, Is
appropriately STYLED "Woman's Il -st Frient.n
The dist essing compl int known as "whites, 1"
and various irregularities Of the womb to
which woman is SUBJECT, disappear like magic
before asIngle bottle Of this wonderful com;
pound. Physicians prescribe 1t.
aPrepsred by DR.. j. Bradleld, Atlanta. Ga.
nd sold Vt 81 20 per bottle by all druggists
Wholesale by Thompson, Nch' II & Co., Dallas