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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13
From Des Arc.

DIES ARC, NO., March Z, 1884.
| Ed. Register-We have but few items t.
give you this week. Business is dull. The
weather continues bad. The ice has beer
hanging on the timber three days, and we
| had fall Of sleet to-day sufficient to cover
the ground, and still freezing cold.
T. p. Fitz is hauling lumber. The roads
are in better condition for hauling than
| they were some time ago.
Judge Kemper and number of others
went to Ironton Monday. I guess our col
lector handled a good deal of money this
| week.
r. NJ. Omohundro moved into his new ho-
tel to-day. He has made quite an improve
ment on the house since he bought it, and is
now ready to accommodate all who may call
on him.
Il. b. Lowe has employed miller, and
learn he is a man who understands the bust
ness. Hope it may be profitable to the Colo
mel.
james Pallis shipped a car of fat cattle and
hogs from this place last week, and returned
with good profit.
Mrs. j. NJ. Morris made visit to Arcadia
Monday.
P. A. Wolley paid us visit last week, and
made count Of his ties here and ut Gads
Hill-over $4,000.
Parson Myrick preached for us last Tues
day night.
Another one of E. s. Farr's relations call.
ed on him last Wednesday, little girl,
about lbs. weight.
see G. w. Lashley comes out, as he said,
to correct false representation. am sor-
ry to have to allude to the r''affray" again.
Now, friend George, think you are little
too fast. stated just what had heard about
it, and can establish the hearing of what /
said; whether false or true, am not rcspon-
sibe. So deny making false representa-
ton, and think the accusation out OF place
and uncailsd for. I said, "from appear
ance," vengeance was yours-did not say this.
you desired it, or that you were vindictiye.
II should take refuge under the law and ap-
ply it to any one to punish him for q rash act,
would not be surprised or offended to hear
that 1t had the appearance Of vengeance, and
I am sure wish no evil to you or any of the
other parties. CITIZEN.
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Belleview Locals.

Ed. Register-I see you have many CORE
spondents from this part of the moral vine
yard. They are merry set to be sure. Still
they pass by unchronicled many importan,
events.
| l fear little to begin writing for the pa
pers, for there are SO many critics and fault
| finders that they might go for me like they
| did for others who wrote for your paper
Mr., or Mrs.. Observation-Disclosures 1t was
called one man u gentleman, and he and hi.
friends got little mad over 1t, and the type
made q mistake, and they said no was fool
and had no "larnin." Now want It die.
tinctly understood that will not call any
one gentleman for fear make q mistake
~ XRoads did. It isn't often one objects ia
being called honorable names, but suppose
under some circumstances 1t might be con-
sidered burlesque.
Your correspondents have said much
about the farmers and farm work, store
blacksmith shops, ETC., and passed unnotic-
ed the more important matters such AS soci-
ETY. news, dresses, bonnets, hats, etc. Now,
Mr.. Editor, did not like what that fellow
"Cedar' said about our widows. He SEEM
ed to thfuk they were-all of them-even
prettier than the young girls. have mousse
for such Judgment as his. Isuspect "Cedar,n
whoever he Is, is smitten and in love with
some Of the widows. Now, If he don't 60
slow we will report the state of affairs to q
girl ut Piedmont, and have row! Several
Of the girls have recently got new aprons,
some new dresses, and other things too nu-
merous to mention.
There will be wedding or two in the COM
munity as soon as any good looking young
man comes along and 'pops the question:"
until then patience must have her perfect
work. The girls are not to blame for not
getting married, but the men need killing.
Rev. Swift, the Baptist preacher, is going
to stay with US another year. We hope he
will add much to the good of the community
and bring many into the church.
Rev. Warren Is Doing his part, suppose.
learn he has recently had some fine meet
iugs in the county.
Mr.. Editor, you spoke of eating ish-balls
during Lent. Now, sir, we are not very
Catholistic out here. We have been feast
ing and doing well on the old aud familiar
diet called 'shog and hominy.n
We hail with Joy the reappearance OF "Mike
Dodsou." Long may he wave!
Well, Mr.. Axe, will close for this time.
In mynext win tell you something new.
A WOMAN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13
Annapolis Items.

ANNAPOLIS, Mo-, March 10, 1884.
Wish some one would tell us that it Is
muddy.
Chas. Hart. Esq, made flying trip to
Ironton to-day on business.
No fights lately, and our little hamlet Is
very quiet.
Permit me to sympathize with the "pret-
ty large girl" who enters complaint against
Judge Emerson.i
ID. A. johnson, VIM. Lewis, Judge Kim
ney, and others, attended court at Ironton
last week.
Rev. A. w. Wright, Of Ironton, delivered
a splendid sermon to large and attentive
audience here Sunday night.
Mr.. Paul Hinchey, of Arcadia was in town
Sunday.
John Peters, of Walnut Ridge, Ark,
spent Saturday and Sunday in our city.
Johnny comes quite often, now, and all are
glad to see him, especially the young ladies.
Miss Oracle Bergman, of Belleview, ar
rived here a few days ago, and will make
her home with Mr.. j. W. Bergman.
A pleasant little party was given at the
residence of Mr.. j. s. Benson, on Monday
mgnt. All ehjoyeu themselves very mucn.
Among those present we noticed-Miss
Copeland and brother, of GAINESVILLE; j. b.
Peters, Walnut Ridge; and w. c. Pratt,
Ironton. Thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Benson
for their kindness.
We had occasion recently to visit the work
shop of Mr.. S. D. Hopkins, and can safely
say the Rev. is an excellent workman and
can manufacture any useful article Of furni.
fnre We wish him success. BARKIS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13
Mr.. Emerson Makes q Little Wee
Defence.

My Dear Mr.. Ake-I read, in your last Is
sue the complaint of your fair correspond
ent, "a Pretty Large Girl" and your viva
cious comments thereon.
/ know it must be bad case of total de-
pravity when an editor will thus, as it were,
take leave of friend; indeed it is sad and
heart rendlng to think Of! And yet how
pleasurable the loss of friends and future,
compared with the distress and agony a
young man like myself must feel to be ac-
cused by "pretty GIRL" large or small, of
a want of gallantry!
Shades of the departed! how mean feel.
am confused, orm-tossed, capsized as
it were, and don't know exactly what excuse
have-I am sure have good one If I
could only think of it!
beg pardon. III guess won't do
so any mo, hold! 1 had better be careful
about making rash promises, lest should,
sometime, happen to meet some Of the "Pret-
ty Large Girls" whom have so wronged in
the distribution of favors.
But, ahem-let me see. Sir, come to think
don't believe l feel SO badly after all.
Didn't Gov. Crittendcn kiss Patti! And are
not the girls of Caledonia twice as pretty as
Patti! Now, don't you get excited and rush
off, sir-for 1 warn you that if you don't
want to carry in your breast and swear a
white rose," you will not expose yourself to
the angelic music and bright eyes Of the Call
edonia Girls. Now, don't all this make a
pretty fair defence! But, yes, l do remember
now, that some old ninny has said that when
a lawyer defends himself he hath fool for a
client. So it will not do for me to say more ;
and, in truth, not being sure what my de-
fence is, or whether have any, ! hereby and
hereon, engage my friends, Capt. Zwart,
Joe Walker, Will Z. Edgar, Geo. II Crumb
and james II. Chase, to defend me. new
er knew good lawyer yet who could not
find a plausible defence for an embarrassed
and innocent client. EMERSON.
p. S. Come to reflect upon it, I remem-
Der now that went over to Caledonia under
the special guardianship, guidance and pro-
lection of Judge Clarkson. Now, If my chap
eron allowed his young inexperienced ward
so to speak-to get into any trouble, he
must be the chap to get after. 1 turn him
over to the tender mercy of the girls. E.
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.
of fellow who is inst sinking anyway, and
catching at floating straws to keep the
breath IN him; but we wish mildly to re-
mark that we have some little doubt about
the soundness Of Judge Emerson's plea.
True, Gov. Crlttenden kissed Patti; he kiss
ed her like u little man-we don't know
whether his wife was there or not at the GER
emony-and she was ga pretty large girl"
too. Why did not Judge Emerson treat
the large girls with the same gallantry?
But no! he made distinction between the
pretty little girls, and the pretty large girls,
which was not warrar ted by the necessi-
ties of the occasion, or by the example of
Gov. Crittenden! But, hold on, brothers
and sisters! We are not versed in osculato-
ry philosophy, and we don't want to get in
to trouble, but our columns are open to the
professors, and the profession, and the
girls.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13
A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, of fredericksburg, Penn.
writes: 81 was afflicted with lung fever and
abscess on lungs, and reduced to . ,oalking
Skeleton. Got free trial bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
which did me so much good that bought u
dollar bottle. After using three bottles,
found myself once more man, completely
restored to health, with hearty appetite,
and gain in flesh of 4S lbs" Cali at P. r.
Crisp's Drug Store and get free trial bottle
Of this certain cure for all Lung Diseases.
Large bottles $I.OO. 3
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13

Although winter, that hoary old mon
arch, with his crown Of snow, and his scep-
tire gemmed with icicles, affects mankind
with such evils ~ coughs aud cold, happily
they can be cured by Coussens Honey OF Tar,
q most excellent remedy for diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Bronchitis, Group and
Hoarsepess.
For Sale Il r. 3. Crisps New Drug st1te.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13
Notes from the Statement.

Over $14 600 revenue was paid In for 1888
81 ,645 of which was raised on Dramshop Ii
cense under the Downing Law.
The railroad paid s. ,331.s2.
The total of county warrants issued during
the year was So, 746.10.
The capital school fund of the county now
amounts to S23,S1S.74.
The keeping of the county's poor cost, last
year, little over $500. Insane, $40.
The county expended for roads, outside OF
the regular road taxes, $1o17.25 A good in-
vestment.
Grand jurors, petit jurors, and witnesses,
in 1888, cost the county $l215.4O. The faur
pas in the Downs case augmented the usual
expenditure in this direction.
After paying every warrant, the county has
Sc, aOS.47 in its strong box, not including col
lections since the statement was made up.
Since the 31st Of January-to which date the
statement is made up-the collections have
been: for all purposes, $4,000. OF this the
dramshop licenses amount to $3,179.S0, of
which $2,S72.70 belongs to the county. This
makes 81 ,507 collected on dramshops since
the Downing law went into effect-Sept. 1,
1888.
There will be, all told, about $50 900 in the
treasury to run the county until the tax-pay-
ing time comes in again.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13

Prof. Guilmette, the fnvanfnr II -.
French Kidney Pad bearing lis name. WA
one OF the most noted medical men az hia saav
in France. Its cures Of kidney tiiscascs "a
most marvellous, and are said 70 Sc D6rrIa-
uept. 80
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13

WANrED-To trade Sewing Machine for
Corn sud Hsy. Jas. WELcH, HUuton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13

a pure and simple comphund, pleasant.
effective, containing Honey and Tar. Two ia :
gredients whose virtues are appreciated 81
all the world, II Conssenx Honey 81 Tsr. =.
unequaiod remedy for Coughs Colds. snd III
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
For sale 1t r. 4. Grips New DRUG 6fnr.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13

chips Manual, Social and Business Farm
er,"is being solicited for in this community,
in connection with ''Bible Photo Albums, %
DR.. Gums Medical Works." and '.Fowler's
Sexual Science, (which works people will find
very ejmplete and worthy of their stteutiou.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13

Ed. Reg,ster-I see, in looking over your
paper, list of pensioners residing in Iron
county. You will please let me know how
Mary j. Profit is pensioner, and she dead
for two or three years!
Yours, Respectfully,
INQUIRER.
["Inquirer" is too much for us, and we
therefore do not attempt a satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION. If any other reader knows of q
similar case to the above, we will feel obliged
il he will communicate the same to us.-ED.1
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-13

Has Spring COME II lastf
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27

Since our last report of cases dis
posed of i'm the District Court, the time
of the Court has been taken up with
a very few cases. In the case OF the
State vs. Wesley Frost the defendant
was found guilty and Judgment re-
served. In the two cases of B9ken
vs. Montgomery and Montgomery
Va Riggs and Beken, the evidence
was introduced and the cases taken
under advisement till the adjourned
term. The case of l.. A. Thrasher vs.
I. B. Lawyer ct al, was submitted up
on an agreed statement Of facts. A
number of civil cases were continued
until the adjourned term which will
begin August 4th. The case Of the
State vs. Joseph McCool for assault
with intent to kill, upon John Beck
lev, is now upon trial, both sides be-
ing ably represented, the State by
Amos and Fisher, the defense by
Knight & Foust. A verdict VIII
doubtless be reached to-day. The
larceny case against John and Joseph
McCool and the arson case against
Lawrence and, Wesley Frost, with
probably a liquor case against DIR.
Woodland, will take most of the re-
naming time. Court adjourns
Thursday July 3.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
Observation in the Court room.

Mr.. Eiitor:-While lOunging
around the court room at lola last
week, we observe that Stillwell.runs
the court by steam, or in other words,
he is highpressure steam Judge.
That Boyle always comes in in the
morning with buttonhole bouquet
and when asked where he got it, he
said he objected to the question "as
being irrelevant, incompetent, high
ly suggestive, and wholly uncalled
for"
That Boyle has more persistence when
he once sits down to anything than
any lawyer in town, and that if Fish
er had some of Bogle's pertinaeity
and Boyle some of Fishers vim, they
would make glorious and most su-
perb team. That when Stillwell has
any hard thinking to do he invaria-
bly scratches his head, and that near
always right on top. Would like to
know why?
That Gordon makes a good sheriff.
T hat the judge doesn't vary to right OF
left, from what he thinks right in his
decisions for any body or thing and
when he sees he is wrong no body is
reader to acknowledge it. SEER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27

one was received on profession the
next day. Since that date 211 men,
bers have been received, rs by certifi-
cate and % by letter, on "a average of
per year. 90 have been dismissed to
ed /; az have died ; q are on the absent
list, leaving 90 present to answer to
roll call. There has been 76 children
and 10 adults baptized. Three of the
original p are on the roll to-day. Rev
f. X. Lynn was the first pastor, be-
ginning his labors in 1860 and contin-
uing for ten years. The church has
had the ministratiOns of Revs. w. NJ.
Crozier, II. w. StrattOn, John 5. She
Mill, ]. w. Pinkertop, >. u. Clark. +.
$, Miller and the present supply.
The church has never had a regularly
installed pastor. Carlyle church is the
oldest Presbyterian church south of
the Kansas river. 1t is the mother
church In the NeoshO Valley, giving
largely of its members to form lola
and Geneva churches and some also
for NeGSho Falls.
Among those present in an
dition to the neighbor-
hood people, We noticed the following ::
Mathew Luyster and daughter Jennie,
Newt Luyster and wife, y. W. How
land aud wife, John Dickey, and the
Banta family, of Geneva; f. F. Cald-
well, of Lawrence; Rev. Miller and
wife, Mrs. W. H Evans and mother,
Mrs. Brewster, Emma Cowan, Mrs.
Vannuys, L. Whitaker and wife, Mrs.
Dan Brewer and children, of lola
Rev.S. G.Clark, Rockville, Mo-; Alex
ander Wright and wife, of Moran; ].
W. Tulles and wife; Mrs. Anderson,
Bloomington, Illinois; Mrs. Baugh.
man, Wichita; G, r. Thompson, G..
n. Thompson and wife, Moran; D.
McGurk, Baldwin City.
Taken all in all the occasion was a
most pleasant one and will long be re-
membered by all who were fortunate
enough to be present.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
Quarter Of a Century.

1t was our good fortune to be present
last Wednesday during part of the ex-
ercises held at the Carlyle church in
honor of the 18th anniversary of its or
ganization. Taking the noon train
here, in company with n. l.. Hizie,
we arrived there just In time to take
our seat at the elegant and heavily
laden dinner tables that had been
spread in the basement of the church.
The large room was crowded with peo-
pIe. but after all had been satisfied
there were certainly more than twelve
baskets full of fragments left. At
about two o'clock the exercises were
resumed in the church and interesting
addresses were made by the Rev. S.
G. Clark, Rev. f. s. Miller and Mes
srs. C.. G. Null, d. NJ. Smith, +. F.
Caldwell and John Gilkeson. Among
the forenoon exercises, which we ar
rived too late to hear, were an address
by the pastor, Rev. s. NJ. Irwin,
the reading of letter from DIR. j. w.
Scott and the presentation of a purse
of $40 to Rev. u. X. Lynn. This gift
was an entire surprise to Mr.. Lynn
and 1t was several minutes after the
presentation had been made before he
could command his voice sufficiently
! to return his thanks. After this pre-
sentation the pastor read the follow ing
summarized
HISTORY OF CARLYLE CHURCH
Carlyle church was organized TWEEN
ty-five years ago to-day. twenty-five
members united in the organization
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Leave orders for ice at Fuckers.
Bowlus went to Kansas City Tues
day OIL business.
Go to welch & Mcknight for nice
oranges.
For best brands ofcigars go TO WEIGH
& McNaught's.
DIR. French was in town this week
on business.
Ripe peaches at Wheeler's.
Iron and wood pumps of all kinds,
at Beck's.
Mr.. John Beggs will again enliven
our streets for few weeks.
We make speciality in every line
of our business-Call. ]. w. Mcclure
Ice cream boxes at Fuckers.
ST. and Sam Ellis returned from
the Indian Territory yesterday.
A. c. Boyle is fixing up his new
Office in fine style.
Fresh cherries can be found at Welch
L McNaught's.
Leave orders for ice with J. r.
Wheeler, successor to the Candy COM
pany.
One second hand thresher for sale
A. W. Beck.
For anything in staple and fancy
groceries go to WEIGH & McNaughts
Bartels is still ahead on queensware
Call and get his prices before buying
Mrs. McNieI returned Wednesday
from her visit to friends in fine east
Ladies, we have a new line of fans
parasols, lace mitts, Lisle gloves ant
gauze underware. J. w. Mcclure.
lola Collection Agency, Matthew
9TH chapter, 18th verse.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Come
", on Monday, June 2srd, daughter
All doing well.
Finest ice cream and coolest parlor
at Wheeler's
Shetland shawls in Red White an
Blue lust received, at b. L. Rodma u g
Fire works and flags at Scotts.
The presence of lady stenographe
in court exerts a wholesome infiuenc
on the boys.
A full line Of Lawns and Buntin
in all the new shades, at b. 7. Rot
mans.
Ifyou want to get your soda watt
from the handsomest fountain in tn
state, 90 20 Frank Wheeler's.
Ripe June apples at Lees.
Mrs. Fast and Miss Dora returnt
Saturday from a visit to friends I
Humboldt.
Coolest place in lola at Lees parlo
Buy a box Of baking powder a:St
phens, for fifty cents, and get a chan
to draw a sewing machine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
The 4th at Moran.
Programme of Grand Celebration at
Moran.

Programme of Grand Celebration at
Moran.
9:S0-Forning of Procession at Moran
l0a, m.-irrival at grove and meeting Of
Bronson delegation by the Band.
la m.-Ontion by Hon. Oscar Foust, after
which adjournment for pic mic dinner.
Up. m.-Oration by Hon. G. Z. Benton
SIP. Band contest.
4.p m-Natch game of base ball.
5:J0p. m.-Heturn to Moran.
Up. Open air concert with a variety of
entertainments.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend and participate.
Plenty of refreshments on the
ground and good time guaranteed.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.

Go to Goodhue 4 Evans for your
flags.
Ladies, you will find the finest as
sortment of neck wear in fishues col
lars in lola at McClure's.
lola Collection Agency. \. b. Con-
ira stimulum calces. ii fault de Tar
gent.
Fire works and flags at Srott's.
New line of birds cages at the Live
Hardware.
First class meat of all kinds, lamb,
mutton, beef and fresh pork at
Kreuter & Krueger's.
Moran correspondence received too
late for publication this week, much
to our regret.
Try Fuckers cream.
Miss Olive Smith went to Lawrence
Monday for a short visit, returning
Wednesday.
Yves. Lawrence was in Fort Scott
the first of the week.
The lola Collection Agency is
business. Those receiving notices
had better "step up to the Captains
office and settle"
Fire works and flags at Scott's.
Hon. A. A. Harris is in Court this
week engaged in some of the league
cases.
For white goods for ladies' suits in
plain, striped and check at very low
prices, go to B. T. ROdman.
Shake lemonade at Fuckers.
Mr. Wallace Duncan is giving hi;
father valuable assistance in the
Register of Deeds office.
DR.. Lafary spent pleasant sabbath
last week with Hoosier friends neal
Independence.
Acers, Gordon, and few more o
the Allen County unterrified, vii
go to Chicago next week.
THE REGISTER is indebteh to Hon
f. H. Funston for the complete Con
l gressional Record, with index of the do
ings of the 18th Congress
Cucum bers at Fuckers.
Mis- Emma Badraun of Sedan i
paying a visit TO her sister Mrs. w. L
Blackwell.
Z Mr.. Lauck's photographs in tn
Post Office, attroct much favOrabl
T attention and comment.
DR.. Whitcomb, of Garrett, was i
town this week looking up his chance
for the senatorship.
Lunch at Fuckers.
Ready trimmed collins at Miller's.
r. Machine oil, full stock, all kind
Iow prices at Goodhue & Evans.
&c Mr.. and Mrs. Bringie, Neosho Fal
are visiting with Mrs. lite this ~esl
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
A Card.

The ladies of the Reading Circle
tender a unanimous vote of thanks to
the members of the Glee Club for the
excellent music with which they were
favored on their anniversary celebra-
ted Juue 18th 1884 at the residence of
Mrs. Knight. ID. H. MOUNsIR Sec.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
Dedication.

The new Lone Elm NJ. T.. Church,
six miles east of Colony, will be dedi-
Gated next Sunday June %, 1884.
Rev. Allen Buckner, of Baldwin City
will officiate, sevices to commence at
1890 a. m. \ cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all to represent.
Rev, WIN. H. CARwARDISE. Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
TWIN CITY OIL,

MORAN, KAN, Feb. q, 1854.
l find st. Patrick's Twin City Oil to
be a great remedy for nervous or sick
headache; also a splendid remedy for
Group or hoarsenes. in children, and
would recommend it 20 any one as a
safe, sure and quick medicine.
Respectfully,
MRS. JOSEPH BEATTY.
For sale by all druggists,