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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

-'Indiah Department" washing,ou. u. e.;
am anxious 20 introduce Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
among my indians. having used 1t myself for sew
eral months. and think IL one q the finest rene
dies ever found I assure you. IL /. the only
thing that ever relieved me of protrac,ed cough,
brought on by exposure while on the Sioux Com.
mission last year. A. q. BooSg. Agent for Pom.
cas- and n = comufssioner
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Legal Notices.
Robert II. Smith, Attorney. 50 81, Paul street.
Baltimore. Nd.
A. uT',sI,rxy

JAMES 4. MURPHY ~. ISAAC T.
- SCHARFF, MARY ANN SCHARFF. Ills
WIFE ihe CIresr Court for Baifaore Tom.
y. EyHiig.
Ordered - the Circuit Cour, for Baltimore coun-
~ ;hi, "a day Of March. iss2. that The private
sale made and reported by Robert H. smith. At.
torrey ior Mortgage Cor the sale % the property
mentioned in the proceedings in the above entitled
cause. be ratified ami confirmed unicss cause 20
the contrary thereof be shown
~ or i.j.rs 't, e7i tag af Mar.L. I~s2.
Provided a copy Of this order be- inserted in some
Newspaper printed 10 baltimore county. once in
each Of three .uccessve weeks before the 9Th LAY
II March. l.s2
The report state. the amour; oG sale. TO be zoe
WILLIAM ". ISAAC. CLERK.
True Copy-Test
WILLIAM Il. ISAAC, Clerk.
March TT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

cs-Ths great "Exeeisior" clothing store. cor
ssr of Baltimore and Light streets. Baisiuors. has
bad lie grand sprisg opening. and among Other
atsraetions and additions !, nov offers fall line
Of gents furnishing goods, umbrellas. Ae., which
u claims 10 retail ct wholesale prices. The "Rx-
eslsior' store has lately been much Improved and
bsAutissd and is well worth visit if only Tor In
spsstion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Charles Herzog. Solicitor. 81 Lexington .trse,
baltimore. Nj.

Is THE MATTER OF THE MoRTG AGED
j ESTATE OF RICHARD VI. RAY AND
JANE RAY. his WIFE. - a., c.fcuif C,ari for
btffiasors rHrHfs--iH E4Hf,s.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. thi. sth day Of March l>Se. ;ha, the sale
made and reported by John Mike. Mortgage. Of
the property mentioned IN the proceedings IN the
above entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause % the contrary thcrco; be shown. on
- before the - day af llrii. 1852. provided .
copy o this order be inserted 10 sotne newspaper
printed Ia Baltimore county, once in each % three
successive weeks before the "a day Of April. isss
The report states the u .aie. 10 be 80
WILLIAM ". ISAAC. CLERK
True Copy-Te.t:
WILLIAM ". ISAAC. Clerk.
March lit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Presbyterian Sc, vices,

Rev. D. J. Beals. pastor Of Light street Presby-
terrain church, baltimore, will preach for Rev. 3.
III. Thompson. At 0ovanstown, Sunday morning,
18Th inst. and At Tewssntovn at p. ~, same
day. puble cordially invited 20 both services.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Property Transfers in Baltimore County.

Deeds, Leases. Mortgages, Bills Of sale, etc. re-
eei'ei lot record IN Tue Once OF the Clerk 81 the
'"eu't S"u" Tor baltimore county;
"a ~ n phLs:
~ Dus!' uu.iee' 10 :: H. Mo'gan' assign I.
~ " bahsy 70 mary \. Ieai' a.signneni.
- ,"ns,sn e' At !" 1hare' fs'fo'a
Johh j. i.."tt' ae' 10 Henry lener'
= Ma,oh 70 Joseph L. Mason
"m, "snIs'On anu we 70 conrad Hess
y, hu" 20 "At! T. All
'! r. ~" :" fe's' AT
mas. =; hal 20 refer ana Mary an
susan Mascmore anu husband to Jacob kuhl.
N"as' y. ueiIs' Husttes !" Johh J. leli"u.
g'hn J., lehou anu vile 10 Thomas PhiIpot.
~. Isnplenan; assignee TO John !: Nin'on.
"eo. steSe ahd VIE 70 Iosnsend y. Allen.
q. l. sihs"h anu vile =" thA"' "ieks' bond OF
e"n.eyahce.
nfSHs' d, h,ehaf, y, 70 ~ A. Z webster.
lda wilson 70 Alee W hiehafds
J"hn "snn. trustee !" 'ohh W "ienn.
oIss ~; "i'.m'' trustee, 10 y.hn ". 'ole
S"hh l. motifs &C. Ieeefers' 70 W L. Roberts.
nh beh,oh VI: 70 'osn"a = Henson
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
The smediey House.

Col Hager, proprietor ofthe smedley liouse.in-
tends making . number Of improvements about
the house and grounds Of this oid.time favOrite
resort In order 10 be In readiness TO accommodate
permanent and transient guests when our town 10
world.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Den,h Ola az 600 Cow

The 10th Duehs.. Of Oneida ISIS. by "a BAKE
Of Oneida. 1886. purchased by Mr.. 4. J. Alsxan-
der at the celebrated New York Mills sale. Sept.
10. lss3 for $4,000. died on the "a inst. on the
Alexander Farm. Her late owner raised some
valuable stock from her.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

The local option bill for Baltimore county, now
before the Legislature. provide. that an election
shall be held 10 the county on November :. iss:.
the day % the general election. 20 decide ~hs,hsr
not liquor bitiers shall be sold in this county
The Judge, are 90 make return TO the Clerk q the
Circait Court. ~ho shall proclaim the result at
once. II majority q the votes are In favor of
No liquor one shall sell give away any in
toxicAting drink alcoholic hittsrs after May I,
lss3. under penalty % fine % no; less than
go nor more than $500 ani costs. or instead Of
such ins Imprisonment, Ia the county Jail for
thirty days. both. In the discretion ofthe court
Tor hfst oaense. aud 90 the second and every sub
seiusni eonvietion shall pay not less than 500.
nor more than $500. and IN addition % such hne,
imprisonment In the county jail for not lees than
thirty iays nor more than ninety days. in the Dis
crefiap of che court
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Sale Of Towsontown Property.

Wilson Risteaa, auetioneers, sold on the
premises. In Tousontown on Monday last, under
. mortgage from Mrs Henry ". shealsy 10 Daniel
w. camsrvn, . two-story double brick house.
With small frame store house and stable. situated
on the soath side Of Allegany avenue. 20 Mr..
Mr. August Loose fot 5000. The 10, IL So feet
frOut snd $50 feet deep aud is In fee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
State Public School Tax

By the quarterly distribution Of tho sta,spublie
school tau, made BY the Comptroller on the 18th
inst. Baltimore county white schools receive Ell
1905, and eolored schools si.ee6.02. The total
distribution amounted 20 eli9,so0.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
ISc0oxITo,
House Burned.

Early on Monday night last small frame
house standing along The Northern Central rail-
road. near coekeysvilIe, and occupied By eOlered
family, took ere, Il 10 supposed. from the sparks
Of passing engine, and vas burned 10 the ground.
The house belonged 10 Cornelius Moore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Tie Royal ~. JoAa combine. the good qrai,
ties Of other Sewing Machines. avoids all CON.
valued improvements. II l. adjustable In all it,
bearings. Runs either forward or backward.
sewing the same either way. II IL the ne pin.
uiira Of sewing machines. and IL warranted for Eve
years. Buy no other Sewing Machine until you
examine the Royal 81. John. or send for Circular.
For sale by J. n. HENDERSON. General Agent for
Hartford and Baltimore counties. Ofice, Fallston,
Hartford county, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

Mr.. Hsary Dayton has sold his farm 10 Long
Green. near Fork church. 10 Mr.. Thomas Brad
ford. of Absrdesn. Hartford county for 5000.
The farm eantains 80 acres Of land and has fair
improvements upon u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

SAoss !SAess.-If you want hrst-ciass hand
made shoes 60 to Phipps Bros, next door to the
postofiee. TOwsont0wn. A great variety OF all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. RsPairiay
@r... uff. d.nS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

80 The blu 20 Punish wife heaters q, the
whiPping-poss, has passsd both hoases Of the
0ensrAi Assembly Of Maryland.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Save Money by lnsuring y our Prop.
erty I'm the
Agricultural Fire Insurance Comply
OF WATERFOWL. Ny.
asset. january Ist. Isss.SI.I.s.sos.ss

tssefs january list, Isss,Si'Fss,S05.6s.
rNlE attention of farmers Is directed 20 the .reR,
i advantages in the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
fered By the above Company.
It, assets amount 10 over 81 goo, O0O, 80 that
failure il absolutely impossible.
II insures nothing but Dwelling and Farm
Property. rejecting all risky property. such a.
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
Il no. only pays for all losses by Gre. but for
sa~ags. do~s ~ Ligb'aiHg. whether Ere ensues or
rot.
I, also pay. for Lire Stock killed by lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company 10 the farming community.
The terms which property IL insured are as
favorable a. those u any other Company IN this
country.
A large number % prominent and weli-known
persons have already aitestei their confidence in
thi. Company by insuring their property therein.
and whose names will be furnished on application
g. u.
For further particulars. rates. &e.. cal! or
address, II. l.. BOWEN, Agent,
Towsontown, Baltimore county, Nd.
FEB. 's2y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
DEATHS.
Deashs Tributes. &C., 10 cts. Lsn.

METTAM-.On March 18th, Of consumption. at
Pikesville. Baltimore comfy, Samuel d. Met.
tam. Jr., In the ed year Of his age.
BEvANs.-0n the ilth instant. Emma r.. aged
years and months, daughter Of John T. and
Mary r. Bevans, Of this county.
B0wEN.-On the morning Of March 18th, 1882,
william Bowen, In the 18th year Of his age.
Farewell our father, much beloved one,
Thy voice, though silent, will still seem 10 sound
Though days and years must surely pass away
Thy memory will not, like thyseif. decay.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Pulpit Begging.

A Chestnut Ridge 18th district correspondent
sends ne the foliowing; "a statement -as made
In letter Published in your paper not long since.
from the Ridge. % which exception has besn
taken. tina; ministers are obliged 10 become pro
fe'sional beggars % secure their salaries. Carroll
Chapel, located on the Ridge. has paid almost alt
it, Indebtedness 10 i;s pastor. Rev. Wa. RodSeEs.
who has been faithful aud efficient. and vh0 made
no 'pitsous appeals just before conference Ia
a country church uith q small memb ership. "ho~
20 pay the preacher" 10 a question of importance.
Church officials should adopt some plan q collec-
ton at the opening Of the year. and strictly al
here 20 u that there need be no pulpit begging"
Faithful stewards can collect aud pay each month :
salary a; the end Il the month. ThA; the mini,
ter - obliged o. solicit Contributions aud 20
appear In the character Of "a bsggAF," l. die.
grace q the community 10 which the church IL
located. They which preach the gospel should
live of the gospel" The kindly comforting words
of pastor in time q affection. the prayer At the
bed,ile of our dying-who can tH value on
them e.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

rINHl> l. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
i scribcr. have obtained from the orphans
Coat frT Baltimore county. letters ,es,ameniAry
on the estate Il
WILLIAM J. HOFFMAN.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims agains; the aid estate are hereby warned
O. exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. TO
the subscribers,
J,fors hs elI Day .f S.p'snJse. lss?:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit # said estate. Those indebted 60 said e.-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 2i.t day of Feb, 81.
JOHN ". HOFFMAN,
EPIIRAIM SHEARER.
FEB. To- Executors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

'I,HIs l. TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters documentary
on the estate Of
MARTIN l.. HORN.
late Of saii county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate arc hereby warned
To- exhibit the same ~ith the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber,
o. or b:fore fhs 9sG day Of .SsJ'smssr. Iss?;
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said e.
tate are requested 20 make immeiiai payment
Given ander my hand this 2sth day offeb.. lsS2.
MARY ANN HORN,
March i.-its1 Execuirix.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
oGutt & Quit. Attorney. ro.,sn,o~u.

orutt & Otfutt. Attorney. ToHsshtowu.
V'llIS l. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
l scrbcr has obtained from the Orphans Cour;
Tor baltimore county. letters tcstaneniary on the
e-tate %
JAMES SPICER.
late Il saii county. deceased. Al persons having
claim' against the .aii estate are hereby warnei
O. exhibit the zane. with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber.
90 or tsisrs 'As s'fA lay II Nsp',sls'. iss2;
they NAV otherNi-e by law be excluded from all
beneh, e said estate Those indebted To said e.
tate are requested % make immediate payment
Given under tny hand thi. :sih day of Feb. Isss.
SARAH Ann >PICER.
March TT. ENecutrX.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Oranges and the Agricultural College.

Garrison Forest and Patapseo Oranges Of this
county, held meetings Saturday last, at both Of
further appropriation BY the Legislature for
Maryland A Agricultural College. Patapsso Grange
adopted the following; "That not realizing any
advantage from the operations ofthe Agri cultural
College 20 the farming interests Of the State.
Patapsco Grange No. ie5 opposes any further or
penditure Of public money for lie support. aud
that ne call upon our representatives In the iegs
laturs 10 antagonire any such appropriations"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
The ouIntessence OF Meannoss.

In the Issue Of the USIoS Of July 30th, 1881,
there appeared . communication from Gatch'S,
18th district, signed "An Old Resident" which
spoke In complimentary terms Of Mas Torringion,
the teacher Of the public school at that place, and
o. the desire Of the patrons Of the school TO have
that lady Transferred 10 tho high school, as one Of
the assistants, when that school ready for oc-
eupancy. "An Old Resident said that notwith-
standing this desire on the part Of the patrons,
John 4. swim, the School Commissioner for that
district, uas making efforts 10 turn Miss Torring-
ton down Ia order that his own sis,er-in-iaw
might. have the place, &c. This publication
greatly isesnsed the sanity Mr. swim aud his very
few friends. and they demanded Of Us 20 know
who was the author. or course We declined 20
crafty their curiosity and they then commenced
casting about TO tx the authorship upon some ono.
They named several well-known gentlemen, all Of
them Democrats except one, the exception being
Mr.. Thomas Gorsuch, q highly respected Citizen
OF tho vicinity Of 0ardenviiie and member Of the
present Grand Jury. Among others charged was
weli-known Democrat who now holds position
In the Court House. This gentleman spoke 10 Us
about the matter and said that whilst he was not
the author Of the letter no was prepared 10 say
that sreTy seOrd Il contained ras true. Pinally
those interested decided In their own small minds
that Mr.. Gorsuch, because he is q Republican, was
the author Of the letter, and they, Of their
friends, resOried 10 the contemplate and cowardly
act OF writing him an anonymous letter, inclosisg
with II an article cut from another county paper,
which gave an account Of school entertainment
ut Canton. The letter Is postmarked Baltimore,
and We publish u herewith exactly as written,
without improving either its composition, spelling
or punctuation
TowsoSrowS Mch 0, So
Mn GoRsrcH ALIAS 0Lb REsIDESr
Knowing your
heart and politics 10 be black as 20 take no other
county paper but the Union, I enclose you an en-.
tract from one Of the other papers, showing that
the detestabe and SANDER Gus tongue you hold In
your aperture has no wait with educated and we'll
infor seuribie people and but little would
surmse with fools, so would advise you 20 act as
the ground hog, come out Of your hole, eat yosr
big apple. view your abominable eountenanee, 60
back, bag your head and there remain
Your PRo, Bono, PrbLico.
The transcendent meanness Of the above letter
becomes all the more apparent when We state that
Mr.. Gorsueh had no more 20 10 with writing the
letter signed IAN Old Resident than Swift him
self had. and Of this fact We are willing 10 make
affidavit at any time. We DO not think u neces.
sAry TO make any further comment upon this mat.
ter A discriminating and just public shall be its
own judge and form ito own conclusions.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

temptations around his path. lis then
that the scandal does the most effecsis-
work. The Young mAn feeling sorry k,s
his actions. would fain return TO the right
path, bu, scandal denies him the right.
The result; generally is the Young man,
thinking himself deserted BY all his former
friends, naturally seeks refuge in the
lower ranks where dissipation and no;
rule the hour he tries 20 drown his re
morse and disgrace IN the eap.-
SANDER. however false. will cause all
friendship for the one assaulted to perish.
There Is s,on told OF beautiful
Geileate humming bird ;ha; IN 4 lily lay
dreaming the hngh; spring morning
away. ;ha; WAS killed onlN BY the rrpor, OF i
sla. t-sd n sport - an IDLE boy
Thus. / ) with SANDER though j; &c
report; tnerei, sound. il k,lis friendship
How much les anguish. sarrow ana
sIn there would. be IN thls world II c,erN
one, instead et -roliluE every p,epe II
aida beneath h o. her tongue A. :
precious mor>el. would lie, Il rs, With the
originator.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

.coc. this time the rural dame soes
9; 30 The woods and gathers herbs fof
We. use. I case Of sickness. And on
a ,ewiins cold nigh, in January. she
y..@>e, some yarb" e. for little Johnnie.
No appears croupy, and a ;ew minutes
4t:eF the patien; swallows The dose. he
-es 5. gr Of Joinng the angei band on
Ike shining shore and The boys father ;
ter 2elled 70 ude 4 mile and 4 half
TIC .,gh a driving storm II arctic severity
fe doctor. VINO. upon his ARRIVAL. tastes
e ga. examines the herbs. and informs
e.sol.e.;oGs mother tha. she has got;
se..e poisonous weed mixed With her
hers. and me doctors bill Is me dollars.
e7 fan II should gather supply ot
heels cry:5te-,H iicy
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
SIAnder
i:a-rs He n4e, r -sEl~

liar u 1qaH. r a. 4s5..r
Alas ao~ many hear, have been sd
dened. hoA man! young lives 6ae,. ..;t
blooming pEospee,s have beer Di gh.eff
hoN much pan, Feioorse and agony 49,
been eaased ~ a.. one Little .ord u
SANDER il eas2 or II naive spoker
some lated tongue. Ia .ec ~ a. IA
pure heart. i.Fs: Whisper he hase = eats.
oh. that ]. Gould ies. here bui 30 IN
cage ear -. hes ,te ,.ie words an
read, Ups repea Wouid ~ here
we're fewer eager e1rs ..sieas = SANDER
and ie~er reaGy p - repea' il.
There are ais pers 1ns Who A.. =. e
5redenee . any ssan@4i, ana frea ne
g-E.e4s faot . i en- ma = AID loa c
~ gossip ~. .pread ne cyort
10 natter nov hea,y : nay De
barb Z Nth shame ace. s9rroa aad
agony Nhen receif ed. there All Re added.
BY repetition. = tie more { ADO! - -
he already dabo!ical repert.
Many young meH who haze started u.
70 lie homes. sober. slraoss ~ =. have
been tuned a~ay from The paths ofv Oh,
and started OF the high road % rum b.
Die scandal.
Z The young man. IT some DARK hour s4b-
hitting. perhaps. 10 b. friends, elds 70 The
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
A word t. Young Men
Reet So Nreel 81.

Hardly day passes by. but We see
evidence vt the tnllN Of our Ncang men.
scattered hefe and ;herr, They are IN
4ue>, NJ something 10 do. They arc Will
tng ~ work -, abeu, halt the raN ,he>
should ~ tecelN,ng Il you ask them
MIA; j. ;hctI ttadc thcN MI rcph they
have aenc. and n these daSs hen skilled
lahot : n demand L = 4 shame and ont
tagc tai ~ many h;ight. promising Nnans
tnen - he leuct1nE thea ;ime away.
either to- votA. e. i they have II. ~ a
position where then pay nothing Ne
have seen TO nam sab Nha e<pes IL
.hinh M the ladde, ~ tame and ,ottune
wlthou, WuAius teg IL Thea ate looking
ar,flnd tor ptrs ~ ~, = als aad then hc
folded - The embrace ~ some wealthy
4haBk president 81 rh,lan,h'ept, met. hant.
made 4 partner. and huallk matn into
the iatalh such oasc, atc not - he
found c>en dgs II the present une. We
read Mum haAseH tales All Wears sour BY
that haze a. ending ike thus Ia, ,e-
dA the nc, haet whewani> 4 Seune ma
wants NC ~ 5hata, ;ef and ahllti,
cam ,flde. >eans asu INST he
.c-F'fffv- .-ssas-4.a=-NaIse -lu1u>ttNs -
new w. know WITHIN Yourself tia;
wa haze something II tail ht'A al. iai a
i, N Ii Tic SouuE taca II tas4aA
weuld AK >o'nc - aut old and >us, e>>ta(
met liant II the II, ct a, Their >u.,e>,
III lie Il q would veil &c ,>tau1,hed Al
The >tallc> ~ c.olN hdd>hp> utals aud
pti,,,;i1ns hey endured ,,hcf~. moth
e. a. thcte uot 4 Ie>ss,n a lac leaned
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
Thc Chloral tiahls


he Set> extensive ana hahita'd ase 81
seda aNe dto"sy GruEs beaHht @eNetn-
meni passports p2tts Ht~tA shioiAi IN
ile unoosetN ed meier a'teni' oi the
domestic NE 81 OH times = perhaps ii'de
GENERALLY known. hGt INA y = = tcfl eN-
tens.Ve and daily m tc..sins c.. "a h
eacoara sed Az eieailt IA 1.ttA'ei y the
present oadluoA II he Aeda. nc stamp
and A@e'.'ea!e -l-ilcil1e- a I. : ne> ohd
daah, q 4"e9'+on. AMI custom and
htbl, known 10 medical men a. The
- h'ora. .ahlt = 'hns easeadefcd f.sefe
e'.9sAs n anu i3etc i'aGsh' WIZ al re
ast!ts han The htozis u ~ OH dtnel1s
- epluin-eA'tHg. me hf-' ''n>e ma,
pcrhaps De prescribed - the sfd1aar.
course 81 4 phYsiF an at'er9FHs e. tnd
The pres flptlun : earetaiiY 'f'tss4fed E.
uafc frequently. hoaetel. lie Seae he
~.aeet.l. sad hcA z-latien ,fc -. red p
'elapanE advertisements u The Intt.s}-
loas effects Of tfeFefnmeni-stamp, bot
ties. - henh,aned OF all srof ers and
hcIu.e IS, esC. he cite Of The ilrsi daee
probab's eh.trmin, another dose or
he ncs' OCCASION = equally satisfactory
Ao-daa4-s.4as etfeets beng ndii .led OF
nc abe. no PdftIf alaI dsnsef sT1T~