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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-15
The Reading Receiver ship

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 1i.-Formal ap-
plication for the termination of the Phila-
ldelphia & Reading railway receivership was
made by counsel for the county to Judge
Butler, in the United States circuit court
this forenoon. There was no opposition,
and decree was made by the court, order
ing receivers to hand over to the Union
Trust company as trustees all rolling stock
and equipment of the Reading company
10 be hell until certain obligations shall be
met, when the receiver will be finally dis
charged.
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II is understood that both Dallas proper
and the new town Of East Dallas, will send
representative to Austin TO look after the
interest Of the two corporations as regards
the proposed "scooping" in Of the latter
place, the attorney of the first named TO
urge II, and of the second to oppose II. The
charter amendments come up before the
legislature tomorrow and action
on IL Is impatiently awaited.
The residents of Dallas proper are unani.
nous In general sense In taking In the
new town, which has ever been regarded
as suburb, for the reason that her citizens
do business Ia Dallas proper, and derive al
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REINHARDT, the Clothier
PERSONAL.

II. w. Ogden, OF Bossier parish, Lousi-
ana, is in the city.
+. Beckley, prominent citizen OF Ian.
caster, was in the city yesterday.
j. NJ. Roma, San Francisco; Il. Humane
and c. Pros, Mexico, are guests at the Wind
Sor.
Captain Samuel Milliken, of Weather
ford, was in the city yesterday, greeting his
many friends.
Professor f. NJ. Cummins left this city
yesterday for Austin, where he will sojourn
for few days.
CASTOR Mislier, southwestern passenger
ageut of the Wabash ST. Louis & Pacific
railway, is in the city.
James s. Hutton, advance press agent,
representing Charlotte Thompson, paid the
HERALD pleasant call.
G. w. Robinson, of Baltimore brother OF
| Mayor Robinson, of Denton, accompanied
| by his honor himself, was in the city yes.
terGay.
Mr. S. Snyder, agent of the Texas 4
Pacific road at Shreveport, Louisiana, is in
the city, shaking hands with his many
| friends.
Mr., David Burns, of Shreveport, Louis
lana, one of the largest contractors and
builders in north Louisiana, is in the city
and will remain for day or two.
Captain II. c. Lyon, of Fisher county
Texas, is guest OF Captain W. G. Veal
lie is one OF the Texas veterans, and is now
devoting himself to sheep-rasing. He say.
the herds of sheep have stood the last colo
spell remarkably well.
Registered at the St. George yesterday
David Burns, Shreveport, La. G.. w. John
son, Goshen; l.. S. Bearco, Chicago, ILL.,; J
A. Bolts, Paris; NJ. +. Porter. Kaufman c
II. Bennett, Kaufman; A. T. Wilson, kaui
man; J. Y. McCammon, Corsicana; John T
Wilks, Fort Worth; j. l.. Hill, Mckinney
]. Hodes, Temple; Robert I. Eckols, Long
view; w. II. Chrisp, Farmersvllle; T.
Reede, Farmersvile; G. II. Sebig, New Or
leans, La; T. J. Lemmen, Ennis; II.
Grant, Piano; g. Marshall and wife, JOIN
H. Truett, G. W. AcufT, c. w. Williams
I. FL. McClue, W. +. MoClue, Ed d. Erwin
Il. j. Williams, Nashville, Tenn; II. Ruff
ner, Decatur, H.. S. II. Sherwin, Colorado
Clayton Boards, New Orleans, La; O. Pa
ker, Terrell; George w. Ricketson, T.. II
Boren, L. II. Bloomberg, Waxahachie; II
Brown, Chicago, ILL.,; H, P. Oglesby, Plano
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Unearthing Corruption.

DETROIT, MIou., Feb. li,-s. s. Bailey,
ex.internal revenue collector, of Grand
Rapids, was examined by the legislative
committee this morning, and substantially
admitted most Of what the preceding wit
nssses stated in reference to his offers OF
offices in connection with Senator Ferry''s
canvass, but said he had no direct authori'
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A Gigantic Corporation.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. IA charter
was granted to-day for the merging and con-
solidation of the Buffalo, New York & Phil
adelphia railway, Olean Salamanca, Oil
City ( Chicago, Buffalo, Pittsburg & West
ern railroads, with a capital stock of S2O,-
$50 600. The name of the new corporation
is the Buffalo, New York IL Philadelphia
Railway company, with offices at Philadel-
phia. ]. w. Jones, of Philadelphia, was
elected president. The roads were pur-
chased in the last two years by what is
known as the Holland syndicate.
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During the engagement OF % "'r'ain star
actress at Boston theatre, =. livIist was
engaged by her to stay behind the scenes
every evening, for the purpose of working
over flowers into new designs. The great
floral ship which was handed over the foot
LIGHTS in the first act, for instance, would
astoniah and delight her again In the second
act in the form of a pillow, and then be
thrown to her in numerous bouquets
throughout the rest of the play. In thi,
way she reduced her bill for flowers, but
offended the florist, who therefore let out
the secret.
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City Court.

City Court.
City VS.. Sam Gilroy, intoxication; dis
missed.
City vs.. V. w. Rodgers, assault fined So.
City vs.. w. Dale, assault; discharged.
City vs.. Mamie Low, vsgranoy; dis
missed.
City VS.. j. Pinck Thomas, failing to re-
pair sidewalk; continued.
City vs.. Willis Connolly theft; transferred
to Justices court.
City vs.. John Boyd, unlawfully obstruct-
ing street; continued.
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Jesse Pomeroy NO 2.

MINxEAroLIs, MINI, Feb. l4.-Twe boys,
Swan MORRISON and Albert Williger, quar-
relied this morning ana fought, when
yHoorfson drew pocket knife and Stabbed
2Williger to the heart, killing him instantly.
Neither were twelve years old. MORRISON
WAS arrested.
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DETROIT, Mich, Feb. ll.-Flrst ballot
Ia the senatorial joint convention OF the
legislature to-day: Ferry, 40; stout, ~;
William NEWTON, democrat, IL Theodore
ID. Hinohman, democrat, III rest scattering
among different men; necessary TO cholce'
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HARRIsBuRe, PA, Feb. l4.-General
Wagner Swayne, ]. A. Brewster AND M. E.
OImstead, have entered appearance on the
eouity proceeding of the encouragement
Of Pennsylvania against the Western Union
Telegraph company.
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Collided.

AURORA, ILL.,, Feb. l4.-ln heavy fog
this morning two freight trains of the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy road collided on
IA curve between Plano and Sandwich. Two
engines and fifteen or twenty cars were
wrecked. Engineer William Rogers is
probably dead beneath the wreck. The
operator at Sandwich is at fault.
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb li,-[Special. 1.-The
grand monthly drawing of the Louisiana
State lottery came of yesterday. Following
tickets draw the three principal prizes: No;
E,Oi2, the capital prize; No. 81 1856, second
nrige. No. 90, COS, third prize.
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MONTREAL, Feb. H.-The director of the
canada Manufacturing company, which re-
Gently failed, says that Thomas. the alb
sconding manager, took from $1,000 to
200 600 in cash with him.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Dakota fraudu-
4 ent land-scrip cases, which have been be-
I ore the United States court here for a few
DAYS past, were postponed to day on appli-
cation of counsel for defense. The continu-
ance was granted on the ground of absence
of witnesses for the defendants. The in.
dictments are also defective, but they will
be rectitied when the cases come on again.
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Deputy United States Marshal Woody ar.
rived in the city yesterday, having in
charge William Leske, of Cleburne, whom
he had arrested on the charge of selling
LIQUOR by wholesale without license. He
was. taken before United States Commits
sioner Burlord, who placed him under $50
bond for his appearance at the next term
of the Federal coart
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l.. Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches q
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold jewelry,
ladies' and gent gold chains, rings thin.
bles, ladies' misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and iockets.
Just received, now stock Of gold and silver
initial gold and silver lace pins, John Hol-
lands gold pens and holders, pencils,
gold, silver, nickel, steel, rubber and eel.
luloid frames, silver and silver.plated
ware, Rogers & Bros. fiat ware.
Fine marble and gilt clocks, walnu,
clocks, all new styles, with cathredal
gongs, ut corner Main and Poydras streets
Fish, Eggs and Butte.
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CHICAGO, Feb. IA Local detectives have
evidence that they believe will convict
Fired Lanegdorff, tramp barber, OF the
5murder of Miss NcGregor, in Ogle county,
Saturday last, aud that Shwartsell, ar
rested in st. Louis, is innocent. LanSen-
sdorif is under arrest here, and the evidence
Ia very strong
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General joseph Il. Johnston has been i'll
nj Charlotte, North Carolina, whittier he
went on business. He thinks he was pois-
oned from the dye used to color the hose
v orr by him.
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TINY TELEGRAMS.
Da;nty MOrsels OF Information Not 10
be Despised by the
Reader Because of Diminutiyeness,
as they Frequently
Contain Something Surprising and Sen
sational, and Often
Matter Peculiarly Profitable to Peruse
Oilit.

New YORK, Feb. H.-Ex-Goyernor Ed
Yin d. Morgan died at 5 O'Clock this morn
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If YOU are chilled or wet through, dose
of Perkers Ginger Tonic will iniallibly save
YOU from taking cold.
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Mr.. Richard Bosworth, OF Bristol, r. l.,
while climbinga fence, was struck in the
small of the back by heavy rail falling
upon him. He was rendered helpless. St..
Jacobs Oil was applied to the wounds, and
in two days after Mr.. Boswell was entirely
~
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A vigorous growth of hair is promoted
and youthful color restored by applying
Parkers Hair Bslsam.
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assisted In the great cause OF charity, after
which they adjourned to meet at the call Of
the chairman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-15

Browns Bronchial Troches
for coughs and colds: ~ cannot very well
do without them. There is nothing to be
compared with them" Rev. o. ID. Wat
kins, Walton, Indiana. Price 25 cents a
box
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Tho Lyceum Tio afro.

The present fnpany have made de.
cided success, alb the performance Is Ger.
tainly the best tina has been in Dallas for
many months. Nile Zoe has certainly
made herself quit ,favorite. Ella Arnold's
splendid singing look the house by storm.
Every artist wa certainly. well.received.
eral satisfaction. There will be an entire
change In the pro -ramme tonight, and our
citizens would de- well TO witness II.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

BurFERouP, TEXAS sept. l. lsSl
This Is 20 certify inst We hsye used your
WONDERFUL EIGHT for BLACK LEG
In Cattle by giving from Is 10 q drops inter
nslly and applying externally enee or twice 10
the parts affected, and 1t gave immediate relief.
A. J. MCLuRE W. b. SHIFLETT.
A. ]. STEWARD. WILL McLURE.
IN & NIFIsiA NS. Dallas. Texas.
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IHE CL0IH|ER.
POSTPOSEMENT DISTRIBUTION OF
Presents at ReinhardtS Clothing House Until
SATURDAY. n1ARCrr 10 1aaa

We intended to present the Grand Piano. Silver Tea Ser
vice and Lady Dressing Case the Gath instant as per
announcement but owing to the ncemency the weather
past two weeks friends and customers de-
ing been requested by many patrons to delay the Drawing
chance these fine presents have concluded
the Drawing until SATURDAY MARCH 10, 1888 On that
day the prizes will positively be drawn. This DELAY of few
days in the distribution of these costly articles we trust will
not be msnterpreted by the public as tncty
out AT COST ~ OS0N
Those who study their interests will be sure to call on
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Honoring the Dead.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 1.-THE senate
passed resolutions eulogizing the late Gov.
ernor Morgan, and adjourned in respect to
his memory.
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BurrTsseP. TExAs 'ngust IS iSsa.
Aessrs Morley Brds. ,x,nr,y,-,
e;ESrssMEN: II havs scli ''WoNDEKFUL
ri9HI'i 10 savSrsl of ng customers VINO used
V or two foSss interaaiy aud applying it ex-
ernslly. II worked like a charm; Yours ETC.
Far Sale nv CROWDUS, BALON
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HARTFORD, Ct, Feb. 1.-THE city is in
deep mourning to-day out Of respect to the
memory OF the late Marshal Jewel, and
business generally is suspended. Many
eminent men were present at the obsc-
uuies.
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New York, Feb. li.-Flags on public
buildings are at hali-mast, in honor OF the
memory OF the late Ex-Governor. Morgan.
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
constantly on hands AZ 1907 Elm street.
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rsnas oEss.s Jy.- pes; .. ywysn.o rity;1 !,
capital stock, $250,0O0. Alexander Mil u
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An Eastern Opinion.


It b refreshing to occasionally read an
intslligsnt comment on the Chinese
question, like the following which we
copy from the New York crapAie.
As general thing it is no dlscredit to
. man to live prudently and lay up
money; but the truth is that the Chinese
are not adapted 70 the ciuxsnship which
the Irish take to 20 naturally. and that
the competition between their labor and
the labor of our natural born and adopted
citizens q mot fair. Except in very rHre
instances they do not care for citissa-
ship. and they earn money here merely
that they may take it with them back to
China. 1t il the American idea 10 make
labor houorabIs aud comfortable, but II
il the Chinese idea TO degrade II. The
American workingman wants to be
respectable and Intelligent. He de-
sires to be educated and that his
family may be educated. He wants
the home his labor earns for him,
and the Independence that labor ought
sooner or later to win. In NO other way
can there be good citizens-ths kind Of
citizens that make republics successful
and save them, as this republic was saved
twenty years ago, when they are in dan
ger. The American wife and daughter
prefer not to be the kind Of woman that
comes here irom China, aud they wish
the means " protect themselves from
that disgrace. There must be marriage
and home, and labor must have the pay
,o>o~~orw - S6~k su.d II l. = vnrS<fu
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Partisan Prejudice Losing its Powe


tStockton NALL
Each succeeding election but impress
SEES anew the lesson that partisan preju-
dices il losing its power, and party criss
their efficacy. The youngest citizen can
remember the time when It was other
wise. The Americans inherited intense
political feeling. The battles between
Cavalier and Roundhead, Noble and
Commoner, Quaker and Puritan, were
trsnsplanted in all their vigor to Ameri-
can soil, and while the subject of dis
cussion was changed, the zeal and raneor
remained. Who does not remember
when to call . man an "Aboli-
ZIONIST" or "Nullifier was
considered personal affront for
which challenge to mortal combat was
the anticipated RESULT That time ia
past. The people have come nearer
together. The Newspaper and school.
house are doing thsir work. Political
opinions ere - firmly fixed and NJ ten
aciously held a. ever, but their relation,
to the people are changed. The pri
mary principles Of government are set
tied. What remains b matter Of de
tail. 1t has also been ascertained that q
mans views ON constitutional limitations
reserved powers Of States and protective
tariff will have very little to do with hi
efficiency ~ Mayor or School Trustees
These are some Of the Lessons of tn,
slsstion- Party manassn would do vel
70 mesa tnenh. t4ststt q 49, i. ~.
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REAL ESTATE ron SAFE Nv TINE
OWNER.

THE BEAUTwuL rwosToRy FRAME RES
idencs and lot, $50 by $50. fest NV corner Of
sids Of Orange street; one three-acrs tract on
Loomis street Also 40 acres Of choice vineyard
and orchard land. situated three and half miles
east Of AnAhsisn and two miles north Of Orange.
Also % acres Of vineyard land on Santa Ana
rfvsr. Also s. acres Of damp land on aid river
Also so0acre vineyard four miles est Of Ana
hulm.
All tha above lands are sbundAntly supplied
with watsr for irrigation. Title perfect and terms
reasonable. J. r. T0BEhMANs
Jsb1a In Temple block.
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PHrLADELPHIA. Pa, March l7.-Dr
William 3. Forbes, desnonstrAtor Of
anatomy in Jefferson Medical College,
charged with completely in desecrsting
the graves in Lebanon cemetery, has
been discharged. Eg5
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OVERLAND PARTIES.
DETECTIVE.

Having had twenty years. experience in both
civil and criminal businessin California. anyone
Wishing information viii address p. o. box 1876,
trail Hotel once hours from 9 A N. 70 ?. ~
AZ 70 responsibility, address Editor Los Angeles
Herald. siou
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The San Diego Land and Town Co.

oaer fer sale on six years credit. at low prices,
so. 900 ACRES OF THE CHOICEST FRUIT
LANDS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Also, lots in National City, the Pacific Coast
Terminus Ct the Southwestern Tnnscontinental
Railway System. For full particulars call on or
address CHAS L. HARRIS. Supt
ositf National City, Oh
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PIrrsBURc, Pa, March l6.-A prize
fight Of thirty-six rounds took place in
the parlor Of Col. -Rohmss residence,
near Altoona, early this morning bstween
John O'Neal, Of Pittsburg, and james
Kohne, Of Philadelphia, for q purse Of
$1,000. O'Neal was declared the winner.
A woman is at the bottom Of the fight.
A nennant sf the Gsitesa AFFAIR
WAsnIroros, March l6. Among the
cases assigned to-day for trial before
Justice Hogmer In the newly organised
| branch Of the Criminal Court. l. thst Of
William Jones, the man who rode along
side the prison van and shot at Guiteau
through IL sides.
Tee Ardent Devotion
BRIDeEroRT, Con-, March l7.--Whils
Mrs. Annie Roland was kneeling In front
Of . stove yesterday, saying her prayers,
. live coal fell on her clothing, setting
It on Gre. She was shockingly burned,
and died this morning. Her three daugh-
| tern were badly burned trying to extin-
guish the flames.
A Horrible Accident.
/ VENICE, Ohie, March I8.--Herman
Kohnu, wife and child were burned TO
death by the upsetting of kettle Of
boiling tar. The woman while waithing
in accnv gave berth 10 4 still horn child.
Whose litf1e body was n perfeot mas OF
blIstsrs,
|
VI Serses AeQsse"
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 17.-Dr.
William 3. Forbes, desnonstrAt0r of
anatomy in Jefferson Medical College,
charged with completely in desecrsting
the graves In Lebanon cemetery, has
been discharged. E7sf
n-re., nhs.e-stv
Prrrsuunau. March IA movemsnt
y on foot to have Dukes indicted for
sanding obscene literature through the
malls. United States postal officials say
the letter. written BY Dukes to Captain
Nutt lustiiy ms Arrest.
Member ofThree Csnxresses Desa
~. y. MI !, ua. c.u,.
n go. a. A., IA Sson
1920 ~ ~ Tt;rt. s SLY. Ts;-tv
Third aud Thirty-Fourth Congress,
saa during the war . Colonel OF . fenn-
syivaniA regiment.
Depressing Csmmercisl situation.
.sa.,v, MI IA ~.
-s y .;....;,. " = IT,. a ny Uyn
oharacs . s Tsch az hr;n~" ~ csstrp.
phe in : failure of some Of the Oldest
and supposed soundest nrnis m the city.
Inc CRISIS mas ceen brought ON ny over
Importation ana nndne competition IN
selling IN all trades. some OF these
were accelerated by banks refusing 10
make advances owing 10 the stringency
n,oral;,sJ
'eAH nay =" o
MONTREAL, March .-Notwithstand-
| ing it has been showing since daylight,
St. Patrick's Day was observed with the
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VENICE, Ohie, March IG--Herman
Kohnu, wife and child were burned to
death by the upsetting Of kettle Of
boiling tar. The woman while waithing
in agony gave berth to . still horn child,
whose little body was perfsct mass Of
blisters.
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OFFICE At RESIDENCE. ie4 MAIN STREET.
once Hsurs-s to II 4. u. I 70 and to 8
IN.
Rssidsncs-EAss side OF Main street. below
First mlb-u
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BRIDeEroEr. Con-, March l7.---Whils
Mrs. Annie Roland was knssling In front
Of . stove yesterday, saying her prayers.
live coal fell on her olothing, setting
It on Gre. She was shockingly burned,
and died this morning. Her three daugh-
ten were badly burned trying to extin-
Quish the dames.
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ERsR, Pa. March l7.--iIon. Carlton
B. Curtis died this morning. He was q
member Of the Thirty second, Thirty
Third and Thirty.Fourth Congress,
and during the war .. Colonel Of Penn
sylvania regiment
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Dr. y. r. 6lllln8nam,
Member Royal College Surgeons, England.
Member Royal College Physioians. Edinburg.
PONETs BUILDING, la7 MAIN STREET.
decioH