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, 1882-03-04

An Ordnance 10 license and resulate runners
and solicitors 0f custom for Hotels, Board
ing and Lodging houses !:
The City If Walla Waila does ordain as follows
SECTION /. That no person shall solicit Gus
tom from the travelling public, for any Hotel
Lodging or Boarding house until he shall have
obtained a license and badge therefor.
SIC. >. That any person desiring to follow
soliciting for any hotel, boarding or lodging
house shall pay. flor each quarter he follows
said business for license from said city, one
and one-half dollars t. the city treasurer oi
said city. and st;,ll present his license to the
citv marshal, who shall thereupon give such
person A hedge indicating his occupation which
haige shall be worn in pain sigh; Of the pub
lie bv such person while engaged IN said busl
IsS- - :
SEC. 5. That in the prosecution OF said busl
ness no person shall go within twenty i20l feet
of the ears to solicit patronage, and shall Use
no loud, buiSterous or profane language, nol
shall such person enter any cars or baggage
room for baggage or lay hands ON any baggage
until so requested by the person having the
custody or control Of the same.
SEC. 1. ANY person who shall act as a solic-
itnr or runner aS IN section one mentioned,
without hayin. first obtained said license and
badge or who shall violate any oi the provisions
Of this ordinance shall forfeit said license and
badge and pay :. hne OF not To exceed ten dol
Isis.
Passed the CounciI Feb. u, 1SS2.
LIZ +. 4. SHAW, City Clerk.
Approved Feb. -, lSN2.
JAMES MCAULIFF, Mayor.
, 1882-03-04
Our Pataha Letter
PaTAHA VALLEY, Feb. Oh, 1857

PsIAHA VALLEY, Feb. Oh, lss2-
En- SrsrEsWAx:-o1ce more The sun
smiles DER hill and dale, exposing to VIEW
the naked earth which for several days past
has been covered with thin cat OF snow
We have buoyant antic:pitiOns OF sprng-
A youns farmer named James Bratcher OF
the Deadman country was recently thrown
from a horse, in consequence OF which he
90. his leg broken; we learn that his friends
nropass 70 plant his crops for hnn-com
.nendsble charity.
Cattle buyers have put in an appearan e
sine. our last letter, and are offering iron
sl2 TO Sl4 ?er head, On account OF the
great number driven out last summer, and
unusual loss On account Of the winter oi last
year, We appreheni the sales th's spring
must necessarily be hight.
Houssr K Co, millels, at Pataha city. de-
liver their -four at y. Y. Bar, Snake nHer
for shipment. Scholl Bios, brewers at
Pomeroy, are putting NJ large quantities OF
ice at y. y. Bar for their use the coming
season.
\ China Doctor mas, it is claimed, been at
fecti1g wonderful cures at Pomeroy. An
other Celestial by the rame of Wing Lee
aopaars ON the roll of membership uf the
magic art.
According 10 Judge Vineyards decision,
we have no county sat, but our county
commissioners reverse the decision and clam
it at PomeToy still. The commissioner 5
court is nov in session and will probably
hold until Saturday.
There a5c three residences quarantined III
Pomeroy, on account Of illness pronounced
smallpox A well organized board OF health
are giving the matter the closest attention
and ~ alarm is felt as Ia the result.
Tne ferryboat at PeneWawa has been lying
AZ anchor for about two weeks on account OF
zee; IN consequence Of which business at Cen
tral ferry partakes more of boom than for
merly. Eureka ferry, located about five
miles below Central, has done the principal
business for the past six-months,
II is rumoTcd that Mr.. Hemingway Will
soon commence the construction OF a ware
house forty by eighty feet in dimensions, at
Central ferry. We oPine that there is IN
tersst in the investment
Joe Rafferty's Mentor looms up up like a
deserted graveyard, and while one passes
through the center OF Broadway there pre-
walls dismal feeling which is wont TO de-
part.
Pataha city has played off with Gar
ield county in contestIng the county seat
election. The county has lost not less than
-, 0O0 by The operation. This Is estimated
ou the b.sis of the donations offered by Pom
urJy, tDc tncr with TIE costs saddlei On the
county. What has Pataha city gained by
The operation! Let the Moguls Of that fallen
city answer.
0ae ii the ''bIoodS" If the valley recently
undertook to put head on old parson Damn
-result-the former carries his hand IN a
sling, whilst The pars"n enjoys his usual
heaith-m ural-rever strike an old man
The masquerade ball which was 10 have
been given at Pomeroy tonight, IN hor"r Of
the birth Of the Father of his Country, is fof
chviouS reasons indefinitely postponed.
GAIT. JINkS.
, 1882-03-04
aristocracy Of Public H,sb Schools

Yes We believe in aristocraey' aTTS's the
best society and wish that our "aiis Nai1A
society nigh. he made up Of IT. No the
aristocrscy 0: wealth that separates I'sen
tron humanity Hkile # feeds on Their toiiies
aud fstten5 hy their frailties that hedges oa,
from It's sacred cloister the poor to whom
Christ has bidden them preach the gospel
Not the aristocracy OF blood that searches
ancien. re cords Tor the nobility OF ances tors
I disia;uing any other race OF color, but often
dragging its .bestness" in moral ceSsPools
snd destroying confidence IN pedigree
Not the aristocracy Of position 'hat closes
| the doors Of casio against greasy mechan-
les aud poor trash, however moral and
industrious, bat opens vide It's doors to the
immoral son OF high birth.
Nevertheless We believe IN arIst9cracy OF
brain aud heart and hrmbiy pray that our
lot NAY attain 70 that ra!k for the sole puF-
pose Of securing ability to reach out into the
masses q. SOCIETY and lift tnem to the p'lvi-
/ leges Of education anG good morals. But II
| is a strange faIlacy that pnbfc high school
culti sa,es an Objectionable aristocracy among
its pupils.
!. Because there is no other ins itGti'n IN
the laad that 80 steadily fEowns upon al
artificial differences uf society A. the pu1hc
schoo! that III ores race and color, that plac- :
the son Of Il millionaire by the side OF the
ragged pauQer IN the same class with a
strong probability Of promoting the poor boy
| first.
y Because the practical resuit Of the pTb-
lie school equality Is to send the children 0:
rich parents 10 provide schools where the
peculiar ideas Ci their parel.ts nay be carried
out to greater extent. In locking over :.
/ list of one bund.el graduates OF tie Portland
high :hO5l for the past seven years, ind
at least twcnty-one Of whom klOw 10 be-
chIIdsen OF hard working parents. The alb
sence of tie children Of the most wealthy
classes is conspicuous.
When Daniel Webster went 10 school in
his Iinssy-wol-ay the hoys made sport OF Their
Door companion. hu: after one term his
teacher presented HIM II The class Tor p.O-
notion and remarked, Bid h;m -OOt-bye,
bo.s. you will never see him again. Present
the ur.rlicg-. OF this 1. stncss 20 oar chi
dren, but lr:ul them that thy OTe tue
bes. use of thsir talents t. the pubhc that
has educated them.
ID. J. PIERCE.
, 1882-03-04

THE Local PArER.-Every honest reflect
ing mind knows that the local newspaper
adds much to the general wealth and pros
perity of the place. as well a. increases TIE
reputation of the town abroad Ii benefits
all who have business in the place. enhances
the value Of property, besides beng public
convenience. even if not conducted in the IN
terests of the principal political power Is
columns are not hlled with brilliant eiitori-
ais, still it hsnehts you in every way. i. IN.
cresses trade, it esStions against imposition.
it saves you from loss, warns You OF danger,
il points out different advantages and in.
creases your profits Now, if yen want such
= paper you mus. support it by advertising
YOUR business in it; assist in increasing it'
circulation by getting your neishbc- - sub
scribe with you for it. II You want such 4
psper. yUu must not consider it IN act oi
charity to support if, but as meas 10 In
crease your own wealth As well IS that ol
the place in which you kre; therefore, sup
port Il by advertising and subscribing and
paying for ii.
, 1882-03-04
Ordinance No. 130.

An Ordinance 20 amend Ordinance No. l2l,
entitled An ordinance 20 establish fire
limits and prevent the spreading of fires.
The City Of Walla Walla doe, ord;.in as follows:
SECTION /. That section number one of Or
dinan,,e No Ia be amended - head aS follows:
All that portion ot the City Of Walla Malla
included within the following boundaries is
hereby declared 10 he within the fire limits Of
said city, to-wit: Commencing at the center
of ColvilIe and East Min streets, and running
on a cnntinu ii N of the center line OF said Col
vile street, 0uth.aSt"rv IL the center OF the
channel of Mill creek 10 first street. thence
Southeriy along First street to the center Of
East Alder street thence westerly along the
center line # East Alder and Alder streets to
the center line uf Third street thence northerly
along tie center line oi Tn;rd street tn the cen
ter Of the alley between Nam and 4 lder streets
thence westerly along the center line of said
alley To- the center Of Fifth street, thence
n"rtherly along the center line of Fifth and
North Fifth streets 10 the cente4 Of the alley
between Main and Rose streets, thence easterly
along the inter- line Of said alley, and a CON
tinuatioa Of the same u the center OF the chan
mel Of NH eleek thence up the channel Of Mill
creek to a point on 4 line running parallel with
and distant from the north line Of Fast Main
street one hundred and thirty tl30D feet, thence
northeaSterly along said last mentioned line to
the center Of Colyille street, thence sOutherly
along the center Of Colville street to the place
Of beginning.
Passed the Cogncil Feb. y, lSS2
lE +. \. SHAW, City Clerk.
Approved Feb. -. 1852.
JAMES MCAUIIFF, Mayor.
, 1882-03-04
Summons
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, c
Enr-NTy or W.rTa W.JTa a.

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
IN The District Court Of The Territory Of WasI.
i'4yton and for the First Judicial District
thereof, Holding Terms at WaGd WdIid,
Waila Wdiid COuntJ, IA SAID TERRITORY.
Nancy +. WaShburn, Plaintiff, VS.. Gardner
Il. Washhurn, Defendant
NHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Il To Gardner r. Washburn, defendant,
You are hereby required To appear IN al
action brought against you by Nancy f.
Washburn, Plaintiff, in the District
Court Of the Territory Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Wslla Walla, Walla Walia
County, in said Territory, to answer the com
plant Of plaintiff filed in Walla Walla corn,
tv, within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service, il
served in said county. If not served in said
county but in sid district. in thirty DAYS. II
served in any other Judicial district in the ter.
ritory, in forty days II served by publ:ca-
lion, within SIXTY days after the date OF this
summons, or the said plaintiffs viii take judg
ment against you by default, according 10 the
prayer of said complaint. Said action Is brou III.
70 obtain decree OF said court dissolving the
bonds Df matrimony now existing between
piaint;f and defendant on the ground OF Nruel
---N LSAAAAcut Va p-1iHtil " s.cIcsil
ant and neglect and failure to make suitable
provisions for the support of plaintiff.
Witness the Hon. S. C. WISGARD,
Associate Justice of the Supreme
.e,G Court of Washington Territory.
asn a.so. and Judge of sail Court, and the
seal thereof affixed, this 10th day
OF February, 1881.
A REEVES AYRES.
Clerk.
CATON & CROWLEY,
Plaintiff Attorneys. S7w
, 1882-03-04

SSowBaLLISG.-Some Of our country e1'
changes are raising great cry about hood
lums' because young America gives play t.
its natural spirit by mdalgins in SNOWFALL
ing; they may rest satisfied that as long as
NOV falls Just 20 long will the youth IN
dulee in their natural tun loving propensi'
ties; and who viii dare say them nay, 4
boy Who viii not enjoy such fun whenever
he finds . chance b boy tbs. viii LeAr
watching; there is not hab enough OF 1T to
u,sass u and we have fancy that Ii this
the majority Of our citizens viii agree the
f.ct Z that our youth do not have ha.s sport
or fua enough and .. consequences Indulge
IN s.rst and open vice., Of winch cigarette
mokinG. while seriously detrimental n nos
tbe vpgsk
, 1882-03-04

GEN. \ L. WILLIAMS. This g2utleman
who has !1te|y returned from oregon where
he orgluizcl tor building eN eusians OF the
Union Pacific lines whenever il may be de
sired, was IN the city yesterday aud Was met
by HsrIH reporter. The General did not
hesitate 10 express his belief that Puget
vii. BE- ultimately the outlet OF all routes to
the racIhc coast north Of San Francisco. The
route 20 Japan naturally starts from the coast
at a point nearly As far nor:h as Puget
Sound and the current takes Sailiu. vesoels
in that course. while steamships also find II
the nearest route. The routes over which il
has b>en organized 10 build in Oregon ere
two IN number, both with Portland for an
objective Poin-. The southern route leaves
the Union faci,ic'S oregon main line at the
Junction OF Malhegr rlver with the Snake or
the eastern boundary Of Oregon. Il runs
due west 10 the center OF the SITE. From
this point 10 tie mouth Of the Sau:ilm rlg,r
either one or two roa.es Is proposed through
the Cascade range, the lower following the
Willamette rrer aud tie upper the Sau.sm
10 salem, from which fo.r; there Is single
route laid out north to Portland. The north.
eastern route stars from B4ker Citv. tie
terminus Of The Oregon short liue and runs
to CmafilIa, following the C5!4mbi, west to
hence TO Portland. -cmGlr H4aif.
, 1882-03-04
sheriars Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in pursuance of a decree IF foreclosure, or
Der Of sale and Judgment issued out Of the dis, ,
,rict Court of the territory of Washington and
for the firs. judicial district thereof, holding
terms at Walla Walls county IN said territory
in a certain action therein pending wherein
r A. Hswley and L. W. Wallace were PLAIN
tiffs and J. &. Myers. j. W. Myers, II. l.
Johnson. K. K. Res, W. Z. Winans. Eliza
teth C. Mvers and William Reid were deiend ,
ants which said decree. order Of sale, and
Judgment was rendered in said action on 'he
I4th aay of November A. ID. 1881, IN fasof Si
said plaintiffs and against said defendant j. VI.
Myers for the sum OF $3.50 and interest tIeiecn ''
at the rate Of one per cent per month IN ~
June -, lSso, and $50 attorney lees atI ~ -
fayer of II. L. johnson, T. X. kess ah1 y" :
p. Winans and against the deieha.n! o. "
Mrsrs for The sum of s., ,592 IS and interest
thereon from September -, 1850, at the rate
~ , nsr cent per month, and in favor OF 4, a
Hawlev and syainst the defendants ) u, VI.
ers and J. ". Myers for the sum OF 81, 30 ~
with interest at per cent from Septenioei :. /,
lSSO and 500 attorneys fees and IN ia'or ..
+ 4 Hawley and L. W. Wallace anu asai'iss
sai5 5sfandant y. q. Myers for the sum oil
:, s07 q with interest at the rate OF 5 per
cent per month from March 10, 1881, and Sfop
attorneys fees and $50 50 Gusts OF suis; Now
therefore, by virtue qf said decree St Iofee.'s
ure, order Of sale and Judgment, anu 10 p1lsa ~
anse thereof certified copy of which has been
duly issued ont Of and under the seal q wi sila
court and 20 me directed and delivered 1 Min,
to satisfy said decree ii foreclosure, oiue. %
sale and judgment, said attorneys fees. inter inter
est, costs and sll increased costs, on MONDAY,
the 18th day of March, A D. lssa, al .,,ls ,ns
Las > o,,lool d NJ ,f said day. at the court
hons door in the city and county Of Wsiia
WaiIa. washington Territory, duly sell at
public auction to the highest bidder the pre- pre-
misses in said decree. order OF SAFE anu Ju.s
ment mentioned and described as follows 20.
wit The Sc I of the n W / and the Ne / %i y
thu sw and the M of the 81 / and d the nf : +
of the " of section IN Up; q, Si II
s.; +, and tie w of the SW ! and the Ne
of the SW I of section 80 in Tp.. ., toIsh iTi Ti
rang Is east, situate. lying and being IN Naila
walla county, Washington territory. Given
under NV hand this 9Th day of February a.
ID lSs2 JAS. b. THOMPSON,
7-5tw. Sheriff of Wa'la Walla Co., W. l.
, 1882-03-04

AEEEST.-A Ian named Frank Porter has
been aEreste@ IN Dayton On 4 requisition from
ire Governor Of Crlarado; it appears that in
1875 he had az alteration with 4 man nam
ed Short, IN E,ber. County Colorado. and
Short VAS stEu-k over the hesi with a clul
which rendered him sense!ess aad finally
killed HIM: Porter put h;n IN wagon on
finding him iaseEsihle and was Afterwards
shocked to md tn man dead. ani escapei
20 this country; had he gave himself up 4,
the tire he woulj n ali probabilty hav,
been le; of With Ign: punishment.
, 1882-03-04

snch as Loss of Memory, l.as>itude. Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion TO society. Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unobserved IN the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
DIR. Mintie VIII agree To forfeit Five Hun
dr-d Dollars for 4 ease Of this kind the Vital
Restorative (under his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DR. Alintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. including analysis Of urine, 81 0C
Price of Vital Restorative. S3 90 bottle, oi
four times the quantity, $40 90; sent to any
address upon receipt of price, OF C. o. d., Sc
cara from observation. and in private name If
desired, by 4 T.. MINTIE, VI. D.,
, 1882-03-04

The DET CREEK EXTENSION. - Or.
RakSr's proposition is to run the narrow
guase roai from the present Mil creek ter.
minus to Dsxie II tie citizens give him tie
the rignt Of way. The committee wbo
waited upon the doctor consisted Of Enb,
he7aedy. Nit A.dsich. Jas. Torrenee, n
l. bArnes and Others. The idea va. fint
suggested IN the Sr.rEsNAS over a yer .go
and Gas been agitzted by ne ever s,n,e.
, 1882-03-04
HIDES AND SKINS
Reported daily by Bradley & Doheny
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS

Mails leave for the East via Milton, Wes-
ton and Centerville, every day at 700 A. NJ
Arrive here at 300 P. " daily Mails close at
$50 L "
Mails leave for points North via Prescott
WaitSburg and Dayton, every morning at 200
o'clock, Mondays excepted. Arrive here each
evening at 7:;S0 o'clock, Saturdays excepted.
Mails close at ESQ A. NJ.
Mails leave for Portland and points West,
every day ut 7:30 P ~, Saturdays excepted.
Arrive here every DAY at 80 A. NJ, Mondays
excepted. Mails close at $50 P. NJ.
, 1882-03-04

NswSrArER>.-We venture the prediction
that inside OF six-months no less than four
up-country papers VIII either suspend publ
cation or pass INTO the hands Of some other
Spectator The fact is that the whole thing
is overione and the populace is sick and
tired CT supporting a lot OF lazy priuters who
have as much idea OF what paper should be
as a Chiuaman might have. Every villa &c
that can boast of A few shanties sees a great
future before it and it must have a newspa-
per. and the FIRST tramp that comes along is
started with press and hatiull Of type;
bat after a time growls commence; the peo-
pie vino put up. find that If takes n little
more than knowledge of printing TO make
newspaper, and become disgusted at find
ing it a mere advertising sheet and the poor
printer commences to get 1t hot; the paper
Is tpken from him and as no man of ability
Will take hOll OF it. II either closes altogeth-
er or some other tramp gives Il trial.
, 1882-03-04

ody aad cause numerous diseases that batfeh
ordinary medical treatment. If allowed u
continue, the unnaturel loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying diseases.
Consumption, diabetes, Bnght's disease, jaun-
dice, insanity etc. EXcesses, non-use, abuse,
inherited weakness, malnutritiop, spinal and
cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal
diseases Debility and seminal weakness OBJ.
struct the important and necessary acts Of life
and their enjoyments. Cures guaranteed.
Diseases Of the genito urinary organs, kidneys,
liver and bladder speciality. The many com
plants and diseases of women speedily cured,
Consultation at office OF by letter, free and CON
6dentiaL. Call or address DIR. Liebig & Co,
No. 100 Geary street, corner Mason, San Fran
cisco Cal. Private entrance i0J Mason street
, 1882-03-04

MURDER Oh SCICIBE.-Nr. James NcCDol
Just N from Pendieton, informs Us tia. the
body Of strange man was found on Friday
IN lodging hoase with his iagulsr cut TO
knife was found near him zud he had no
money en- his clothes. He was stranger.
tad beea in Psudle:on IKE DAYS ami Vas
supposed to base ecme from Portland. An
investigation is taSiag place.
, 1882-03-04
In Insolvency.

In the District Court of Washington Territory
and for the First Judicial Distric. Thereof
hoidinS terms at Walia Wslla city in Walla
waiia county in said territory.
..l the matter of Jamse H. Tuttle, insolveat.
Notice is hereby given thxt viii sen at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash on
he 18th day of March A. D, 1882, at the hour
OF L o'clock A. NJ, Of said day at the auction
rIoms OF Lacy < Whitman, in Walla Walla
city. ". T., the following described personal
property OF the above named IN solvent tc-wit:
One wagon, one horse, one siver watch and
one csyuse pony.
I'd JAMES e THOMPSON,
Assignee of said Insoyeat Debtor.
Walls Wallx, W. T., Feb. "a, 1872
, 1882-03-04
Notice of Distribution.

In the District Cour. of Washington Territory
and for the First Judicial District thereof.
holding terms at Wala Walla, in Walla
Walla county in said territory.
In the matter Of p. ". Kaup and John II
Morrow, insolvents.
Whereas, I, J. T. Thompson, assignee of the
estate Of the above named insolyents, have de-
clare'i Il dividend and have made out state.
ment containing the names Of the several cred
itors Of said insplvents, mentioning the Sums
which are due them respectively and contain.
ms besides the pro rata SUNS to he divided
among all the said creditors, and whereas
have deposited said statement in the office Of
the clerk of said curt now, Therefore. in obe
dience To the order IT saii court, notice is here.
by given to the creditors Of the above named
lnsolyents that they show cause before the
Hon. S. c. Winsa'd, Judge of said court al
his chambers in ha'la Nala. ". T.. on the
I,th day Of April. ISS2. at the hour uf II
O'Clock A.. N, why tie sail St-.teHen: should
not lie accepted and TIE distribution made
asreeably to its contents.
JAMES B. Thomson. Assignee.
Walia Walla, W. T., Feb. II, isSa. til
, 1882-03-04
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

S-It on application by letter. stating symp
toms. sex and age. Communications strictly
c nhdential.
II kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal
Dr.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com.
plants, GcnorrhGa, Gleet, Leucorrhpa For
sale by all druggists; 81 10 bottle, six bottles
for 81 30.
D. Mintie's Dandelion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale by all druggists Hodge,
Davis d. Co, Portland, wholesale agents. Ally
All orders for medicine c. o. ID. must be
accompanied with 81, as a guarantee Of GOO!
faith, which will be deducted when The pack
axe is shipped.
, 1882-03-04

AMERICAN WorEN.-Ber,h hard. while
here lost no Opportunity OF prsisirg the Am.
erican women, bn: new that sne Is fsr away
with no possibility oi retarn;nr. she says
they have no. good taste. ra1, nay he,
Silly, bat they have enough good taste ts
Get husband before smbarkins in the basi.
nor of ra,sing family.
, 1882-03-04
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age Of thirty tp sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the Bladder. often accompanied by a slight
s;narting or burning sensation. and a weaken
ing OF the system IN manner the LATENT can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment VIII often be found.
and sometimes small particles of alburnen viii
appear. or the coiOr will Be Of thin miIkisb
hue, again erAnging 70 cark and torpid ap-
Pearance- There are many Who die Of this
dlfhculty ignorant Of the canse. which j, the
second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. Spin
ney viii guarantee perfect curc in all such
cases. and healthy restoration of the genito.
urinary organs.
OFFICE EOUgs.-l0 to 4. and 10 Q. Sun
days from 10 to IL A. II. Consultation free
thorough examination and advice, g.
Call or address,
DE-. sPSNNEY 4 GO.