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NO religion 10 AN aching toe. Alter "sliting At a
celebrated foot gpccialsps, wcll-known Clergyman
dellgbiedy remarked; why doctor, really be.
leye you 90 very nearly ~ much good as some Of us
nlnlsieIs." No doubt relief IRON pain cOpduces 10
spiritual as well az physical health.
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pRoposALs FOR FUEL.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. B.,
MAsuiNdT0N, ID. o., August 10, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. wni be received AT this
once until y oclock noon ON MONDAY, September
=. ,sso Tor Inc delivery Ut eight hundred $500 ions
cords OF the beet spruce plne ANA eighty sO Cords
OF the best OAK wood, aud AZ much more coal
seiitaiiyes during the present fiscal year; said wood
and coal TO be delivered and stored In the vaults OF
the south wing OF the Capitol on or before the 10Th
day OF October 1885. Tho coal must weigh 2,24O
pounds 10 me tom aud tue oak wood be cut 10 three
10 the cord, and he Corded measured, aud cut AZ the
Capitol The right To reweigh the coal OF the Capt.
do an the rghttO reject any and all bids IL reserved
uhe bids TO BIO Endorsed IS Proposals for Coal ana
Wood" and addressed to
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5000 yards Beautiful Datlste finest quality made,
~ inches Wide, 12ic.
1900 yards Fine White India Lawn, o..
Hest Dressmakers' Cambria, all colurs, 90.
Hest Sellsa, So.
Hest Drilling for Lining, Sc.
Ladies' Striped Skirts, ready made, zoe.
Lawns, neat set; figures, SIC; yard-wide Pacific
Lawns, Go.
5000 Remnants OF Dress Goods, suitable for Chill
drens Drcases.
Turkey lied Table Cloth, aac.; Dotted swlsses,
regular made, 12hc.
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PROPOSALS. FOR ICE.


u. a. NAVY PAY OFPICR,
WAsulsGTON, ID. g., Aug. 10, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, indorsed
"Ploposals for Ice," Will he received at this ONCE
until noon, MONDAY, September Z, 1883, for hup.
plies 0f Ice 10 he delivered TO depai tmenIs Of the
Navy Yard, Washington ID. o., subject 10 the usual
inspection and conditions, and free Of all expense
10 The Government.
Blank forms for proposals and schedules giving
details TO be had at this Office.
TH0S H. LOCKER,
aul6-its Pay Director, u. 4. N, Navy Fay Agent
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I'ARRO1i
Nervous, DebIlitated Hen,

Thomas bowling, aucloneer, has lust received u
direct Importation Of West India parrots, which he
VIII nave on sale the coming week.
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BLANEETsl BLANKETS ,

II you want 10 save money, buy your Blankets
now, while the sale Il going on. We will sell ut
from 81 ~ 81 a pair lesa nov than we can replac
them.
800 pairs OF the celebrated German Blankets at
tl.25 pair; worth 1913.
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CAR TSIAGILS!
2rnposals.
II UNDER FOR BRIDGES.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BuILDINGs AND GROUNDS,
NO. 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August IL, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this oilce until noon WEDN ESDAY, Sep
TENDER 2, 1885, for furnishing about ~ 200 feet board
measure OF Georgia Pine Timber and Plank
Specifications can be obtained al this Office. The
right IL reserved 10 reject any anu all proposals.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
au23-1t3 Colonel IL s. Army
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FARE ROUND TRIT
$2-

r OVER CEDAR POINT,
1.-The Popular Watering Place of Washingtonians.
The safe, swift, and magnificent steamer ARME-
MA will leave her wharf, foot of Seventh street,
daily, except Saturdays, at A. NJ.
Armenia stops at Alexandria on Mondays, We'd
neadays, and Fridays only. Fare, soc. round trip.
Children, 25c. Dinner on the ground, soc.
For further Information and charters TO societies
and corporations, apply to
g. L. SHERIFFs COAL OFFICES,
1928 and lila Pennsylvania avenue,
or at Steamer Mattanos Wharf, foot of Seventh
street. 1e2I.tf
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Firth GRAND Excursion 10 Cape May and Atlantic
city.
so many requests have been made regarding the
continuance OF the popular 81 excursions to the sea-
shore Saturday night. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, while intending that announced for the
ED instant would bo the last have reconsidered the
question, and have determined TO run another on
Saturday next, 9ath instant. These excursions have
been so carefully managed as TO make the trip to
Cape May and Atlantic City one OF decided pleasure
Special coaches Will he provided for ladies' ana all
win lie guaraneeda seat Secure yout tickets early
Train viii leave the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road station ut 10 T. NJ.
The IS Friday excursions 10 Cape May and Allan
City viii he continued.
DIED.
KNIaIIT.-on Saturday morning, August 90, at
O'Clock, at his residence ITO Maryland avenue
southwest In the hlriysxth year OF his age, Truman
y. Knight, son OF the late John and Mary Knight
Euneralon Sunday afternoon August 81, nj O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
wooDwARD.-At Purcellyle, Loudoun County,
va, on the 22d Inst, after short Illness, Fannie b.
daughter OF Anon and the late Annie &c. Woodward.
Funeral from the residence OF the family, No 126
street southeast, on Monday, at 4 r. NJ.
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Cru and fanny Gucds.
The Carpenters areat Work!
GREAT
CONTINUATION SALE
OUR new ANNEX
BEING FINISHED
WITH SHELVING AND COUNTERS
ID NOT MISS THE CHANCE /!
Gall at Oncey
10000 PIECES OF DoMEsTICs OF EVERY
WELL-KNOWN BRAND

Androscoggin, yard wide, rs.
Fruit OF the Loom, yard wide, Tnc.
lonsdalc, yard Wide, 73c.
Dwight Anchor, yard Wide, sen.
Walnsntta, yard Wide, csc.
Pride OF the West, yard wide, lie.
i.onsdale Cambria, yard wide, loo.
Extra Fine Brown Cotton, &C.; tu yard wide, &c. |;
worth SC.
5000 Remnants OF Wamsuita sheetngs, IN width
from 9-s to 1874, at half price. We bought these
kemnants direct from The Wamsulta Mills. Every
piece perfect; no better aheeting made.
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CANTON FLANNELs

Good Canton Flannel at &C.; worth Sc.
Better Canton Flannel at &c. worth 81.
Excellent Canton Flannel at Sc; worth l2Isc
Heaviest Canton Flannel at l0o,; worth l5c.
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1861 iriZeS amounting 10. &265, 600
Application for rates to clubs should he made Only
to the onlce Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money ORDERS
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express (all sums OF IS and upwards at our eX-
pense,) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
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Al OLD CITIZEN DEAD.

Something About 3 Notable Family Of West
Z Yirgininns.
Cprtpoadsaes On ne teitlltgsiesf.
DEF vAtIEY, GREENE Co., PA, April
S.-stephen White, an old and respected
citizen Of this place, died yesterday and
was buried here to-day.
A week ago he was going about his feed
ing and when near his stable had par
alytic stroke aud fell, lying some time be.
fore found. He could not speak, and
when removed 10 his house remained In o
co,natose state until he died, never being
able TO speak.
He was seventy.fiye years old, being
the Oldest OF ten sons Of William White,
'of upper Monopgalia county, w. Va, all
OF whom raised large families. There was
one sister, who also has large family.
The second and third generations OF
this family have married into other fam
lilies until their number is legion, the en-
tire connection being farmers, except ii.
S. White, Of Bolton, and his brother,
Prof. i. q. White, Of Morgantown.
They constitute a large part Of the
Methodist church in their community,
and / believe with the exception Of the
one recorded here, who lives in Pennsyl-
yania, all voted for Blaine and Logan.
There are but four Of the brothers left,
John, Simon L., and Thomas; Of Monon-
gala, and Daniel Of Cabell counties.
They were all men OF strong
convictions Of right and wrong, and
the community bears the impress
nj their personal character, and distinct
i've religious convictions. A reunion oil
tho entire connection during the coming
summer Is talked Of. laR =.
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OHIO County Notes.

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany has established ticket agency at
Point Mills.
An exhibition will be giyeti by the
pupils OF the Valley Grove public school,
the latter part OF this month.
Owing to the continuance Of the winter
itiB not likely thata large acreage offspring
crops will be planted this year.
Mr.. Pressly sisson has returned home
from Chicago, where he has been in at
tendance at the fat stock exhibition.
Mrs. Shaw, missionary in China, who
has been in Washington, Pa, come down
on last Friday to visit Mrs. Grier, wife OF
Rev. Mr.. Grier, near Elm Grove.
Messts. D. and Robert Bell have gone
west, the former to his farm southwest Of
Chicago, tho latter to accept position in
the drug business at Kankakee, Ills.
Twelve thousand dollars have been ex-
pended at West Alexander for grain and
hay this winter for the farms otAY ashing-
ton and this county. It will average from
500 to 500 per farm for several farmers
here
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BREAKFAsr BupG EFT.

A Georgian claims to have perfected a
continuance for running street cars by a
quicksilver motor.
AVenetian gondolier makes, on an aver.
age, four francs, about eighty cents, q day
the year round. 0n,this he will marry,
rear family and put some money by.
The rails OF Fort Sumter are now but
one story high, and there are but half q
dozen guns, not one of which Is fit for
use. The Government pays 5000 per
month for watcbmen, who keep lights
burning for tie guidance Of mariners.
The departures Of channel boats on the
Folkestone-B oulogne route between Eng
land and the Continent, which has here.
tolore varied daily according to the tides,
will hereafter be Uniform, paying no at
tention to tile rise and fall Of the tides.
Recently high pontiical mass was cele-
brated in Copenhagen for the first time
since the days Of the Reformation, such q
service having heretofore been forbidden
by law. The Catholics in Denmark now
number about 5000 souls, with twenty.six
priests, Of whom seven are Danes.
AT an aristocratic Vienna ball recently,
o lady dropped bouquet ana gentle-
man, without stopping in the waltz,
kicked 1t away 80 that II might not be
trodden upon. A duel waS the result,
and now the kicker Is being nursed back
to life by the lady who dropped the
bouquet.
The word Venezuela means Little Ven
Ice. The explorers Of old, like tourists Of
modern times, were given to tracing re-
semblances in America TO what they were
familiar with in Europe and they Inn
apined that the huis OF Maracaibo, rising
az niles above the water, looked ike the
city Of canals and gondolas.
An American Phlistine has built hlm-
self a house on the topmost peak OF Blbll-
al Mount Carmel. He went TO olga
eistern and found one already hewn in
tho living rock fourteen feet deep and
two feet three inches square. He needed
a wine cellar aud found an ldtomb
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Because the Republican party has lost
executive control Of the National Govern
ment and, sooner or later, will be left in
tho enjoyment Of very few offices, and
these tho lesser ones, there are Repub.
licans who arc quite uneasy about the
future. Some Of the brethren talk as
though q party couldn't live without the
public crib 10 dipin Some OF The office
holders expectingt to be beheaded, are in
the doleful dumps, as though with them
selves out Of office the party must plunge
headlong to perdition.
This is only the old disease in q new
form. Who has not seen he Repub-
lican party go to the bad dozen times
month because it either could not or
would not find place for some leather
lunged yelpsr or chronic Otice-seeker?
The Democratic party, too, has passed
through the trying ordeal Of spoils,hunt-
er's disappointment. It's an experience
common 10 all parties, but it is a malady
which is never fatal to the party.
II the Republican party had lived in
these latter days for the Offices and on the
offices, this would be as good time as
any for it to be carried to Gods acre. But
hundred thousand Office holders bear a
small relation to five millions OF voters.
Tho great mass OF Republicans have
been glad TO fight for the principles on
which the party rests. They have not
sought or lMd 01llce. Pap was not neces-
sary to keep them in good health. They
, have pursued their own callings, been
blessed with good digestion and without
tic stinulant OF office maintained a
healthy and robust Republicanism. They
will regret to see the good men OF their
party, who have performed Tonga faith
full public service, turned adriit to seek
other employment. Butthey will notsee
in this the death blow oall their hopes Of
their partys continued usefulness. They
expect to come into the otticesagain, asin.
cident to power and responsibility, but
they do not cling to the hope of public
place rs che one thing worth living for.
Those who feel the other way about it
will sour, and ferment and burst with
the spleen Of disappointment. The
sooner they burst the better. Healthier
recruits will take their places.
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The second American campaign OF Mr.
Henry Irving, Just closed, was remarkable
in more respects than one. 1t was q
remarkable artistic triumph. 1t is plain
that lie grew upon his critics, who found
les, to criliclse uufayorahy than they
saw a year ago. They had less to soy
OF his manAerisms, probably because they
became more accustomed to them, and per
laps because tho critics were so charmed
by Mr. Irving's artistic effects that they no
longer bothered themselves about the
methods employed to produce them. 1t
may also be that u growing public .appre-
citation had something to do with blunt
ing the points oftEc critical pens; for il
"all tho world" approves what is the use
OF the critical few picking flaws?
Mr.. Irving became the yoguein society.
The sock and buskin laid aside, he could
hold his own with tic college professors,
the literateurs, the men Of polite learning.
He had read, he had observed, he could
talk, and it is even said that he could lis
ten. 1t became fashionable for men and
women in the highest circles TO pay court
to him. Tho more society saw that his
head was not turned by these attractions
the more itheaped them upon him. The
invitation TO deliver discourse before the
Shakespeare Club of Harvard University
was notable compliment which recog-
mixed not only the great actor but the cul-
tured gentleman whom Harvard desired
to hear on his specially. The parting din
ncr in New York was the climax Of the
social attentions. To have been the guest
Of such company would have been an
honor TO the most distinguished III letters,
law or craftsmanship.
By no means least was the financial
triumph. Playing at an expense OF more
than sG,0O0a week, Mr.. Irvings receipts
were 100000; and he takes home thesnug
sum Of $4,000, which ought to keep him
well supplied for the remainder Of his life
with the "roast beef OF Old England"
This is certainly remarkable success, but
the common verdictis that Mr.. Irving has
given value for every dollar. The verdict
and the dollars will make Mr.. Iryipgs
second visit to America pleasantmemory.
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LEGAL and lnfongh lskels aln sold w ~ the
lboye lines At Union Railroad once, loo Market
street Buy your tickets there. 81
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what a Ml.sls.Ippl Pilot Says.

Captain D. N. Riggs, who is well known
at New Orleans aud along the Mississippi
river, says, VI have been suffering from
dyspepsia for the past five years, and from
broken rest, by severe pains in the bowels
andkidneys. Tried every medicine recon-
mended for these diseases, without sue
cess at last l used a bottle Of Browns
Iron Bitters, which proved y perfect sue
cess in my case" Itcures all liver, kid.
ney and malarial diseases. vi
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FACTS FOR FARAIEIss.

1t pays TO keep one man IN constant AZ
tendance on thirty head Of fattenirg cattle.
Good corn.iodder is an excellent sheep
feed. It's loosening, cooling aud relieves
constipation.
It pays 10 feed meat to the hens two or
three times week, as it takes the place
Of insect hQd.
Water containing living fish and living
vegetation is generally malt state 4or AMI
mails to drink.
The principal value in breed lies in
the powers Of assinilating food In the d.
rectfon required.
Grooming the COWS is not often done,
but it would add TO their spirit and cons
fort, however, as well as promote cleanli-
ness. a
Buttermilk Is said to be a true milk pep
tone, and, with the exception OF koumiss,
is the most digestible milk product at our
command,
n for butter select cows known to give
milk rich in fat. Cows vary in this respect
from less than 9 to 5 percent The aver
age is about Spercent.
Ifyou are troubled with white specks in
butter stir the cream. every morning be-
iore'it is churned, aud the specs will not
appear. So good butter-maker says.
AT the recent Holstein Breeders Com
yention in Chicago 1t was decided to offer
premiums OF ST, 900 on butter and cheese
and a like amount on beef produced by
Holstein cattle.
Anew seedlcss grape has Just come into
notice in France. II Is 9 table grape OF
the Chasselas family, and Its seedless
character makes 1t especially desirable for
this purpose.
In some sections the milk from the COW
Is not considered ut for use until the calf
Is at least weeks old, II being ropy and
injurious to tue milk from COWS that have
been in longer flow.
There we're received in Chicago during
the year 1884 about 10, 70S tons of cheese,
against 23,07S for the year 1888. The re-
ceipts OF butter wero Al, 1000 tons, against
81, 667 tons for 1888.
It is time to start the early plants. They
nav be grown in boxes in the house and
then transplanted to the open mir as soon
No ttlb MthtlAGt bGSVIhSo Wotht o1a N"tt5SA
OF frost is over. ..4,l y,
The fleece on the NIerino ram should
be dense, well set, and standing up under
pressure, and II pressed down should have
sufficient elasticity to return quickly to its
upright position.
Eggs contain largo quantity Of water
in theireomposition, and hence the hens
should be provided with liberal supply
Of water, which is Just as neeessaryto egg
production as the food, and often more SO.
When calves arc to be weaned and fed
with skim milk, the change from whole to
skim milk should be gradual, or else scours
may be the result. Corn meal should also
he gradually added to the skinned milk.
A hill Of raspberry plants, after being
trimmed in the spring, should have only
three or four canes, about 81 feet high, and
nearly one inch in diameter at the base,
each cane having few side spurs about
ten inches long.
The roots OF plants will go down very
deep in search Of food. II they 90 deep
the area Of soil from which 10 procure
food is increased, and the best method for
securing this result is TO drain the land
thoroughly and pulverize the soil well.
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Scaled a'eeppsals.
REMOVAL OF STATE PROPERTY,

Sealed PrcposRlSwll be rec Ivtd at the Office Of
the Secretary Of sate In the lily VI Wheeling nm.
III SATURDAY, APRIL IL 1855, for the removal
OF the Books, records, Furniture and other lTnts
efty Of the State OF Nett Virginia from the CSnnl
at Wheeling, 70 the City Of Oh fltGton.
Proposals may be made IL alternative FORM. Sta.
ting the gross sim, and alAo the price per Ton 1T
the service REQUIRED.
The property may DO removed BY steamer, o, by
steamer and model barges.
From aud after tho Ant day Of May, ISIS, the
scat OF Government will be Gt Charleston, WtEt
Virginia, and the work Of removal muAt Be Ter.
formed with relercnce 70 thai date.
The successful bidder will he REQUIRED 10 yiyN
bond and security for the prompt aud faithful
performance Of contract
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
Blank forms for bidding can be had on applied.
ton at the olfic+ Of the SECRETARY OF state.
BY the Governor, Z W. WILSON
Henry s. WALKER, sGcretary Of safe
APRIL 8. 1855 HNriT1h4S
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M0NDAY rup 1sth pAY on ApRIIA 1ss5.

vs. 'es,eaHi =. 4. !. -. :. = :. -
MONDAY, TIE Ism DAlVF Afhll+ lsso,
the Rolling Mill Pronerty known. as The Andrew
KlomHn SteeI and lion Company Works which In.
elndes the tollOWilg p,Operty, real and pefSohEl,
tthat Il 10 Say: lot u land situated III The town
Of MoundsviIle, ID the county OF M6nhGll, nun.
bered 81, In tic addition 10 what was formerly
Known AZ Rliz0 bcthtown; also, lot No. In said
town. living to the east and In The rear Of lot mum
Sercd one hereinafter mentioned; alSo, the south
All of lot No, IS In Aald town, situated on Water
and streets; also lott No. Gin said town, In what
yas formerly kuown as Elizabeth TomllHson's I'D.
hilton 10 Hizabetht town. which lot Is situated on
he Uhio river bank west Of the baltimore q Ohio
ienot: also piece OF land In Washington District
and a said town Of Moundsyllle, lying southwest
al aid dcpot and on the bank OF tho Ohio river,
and bcine thn same piece or parcel OF land on,
shIch stsilds The Rolling Nh erected by Tho Ohio
Valley iron Works and il bounded as follows: BE
xitnifg al The northwest corner Of lot In said
Gown sold BY Charles Thompson u James sulli.
van thence southwRrdly three hundred feet;
thence YeStWafdly 10 die Ohio river; thence north.
gardly 10 tho s0ulh side OF Mound street. and
thence with said street eastwardty 70 the beein'
uing, containing two acres more orless and being
the SaInc properly which was conveyed 70 tho Ohio
Valley Iron Works BIZ Charles Thompson by deed
dEied March /. 1874 and recorded In Deed Book Ne,
m maze NJ In the Clerks oilee Of MarAhall county;
lls an The right title interest and estate former
II belonGIng 10 the Ohio Valley Iron Works In and
t6,,I,. n -. =, 61ft11t
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Wall Sret Seps. 80
A New Yorker who was in Missouri last
fall found a number Of men digging q
ditch between two small lakes.
"Idon't gee the object" he observed, al.
ter surveying the work Tor while.
"NoW dryly answered the boss.
"'rhe lakes are too shallow to be nayi-
gated.n
"Well?"
@And the ditch can't be Of any use ex-
cept to the fish,
"Mebbe not" w.
"Say!" called the nettled New Yorker,
what is the object Of your internal old
ditch, anyhow2n
ITO issue 100000 worth OF bonds on"
was the calm reply.
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Is a precept easily preached, but not so
easy to practice. liza person has no appe-
tito, but distressing nausea, sick head
ache, dyspepsia, boils, or any other i'll re-
sulting from inaction OF the bowels, 1t Is
Impossible to get up such a laugh as will
produce aldetmanic eorpulence. In
order to laugh satisfactorily You must DO
well, and to be well you must have your
bowels in good order. You can do this
and laugh heartily with DR.. Pierce's
pheasant Purgative Pellets" the little
regulators Of tho liver and bowels and best
promoters Of iollity.
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, ohapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale nv Logan & Co. ,r4t