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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-06-17

DER GROVER UND DE- FRANCIS. -
Well, der PRESIDENT Cleyeland hut
doch ON end gahired. Ich bin ga
wiss fro. Are hut usht a mistake ga
m ooht, won net de- tseidunga sobber
ments galoga hen, )und sell wore dos
are net 10 yohr furdem gahirod hut.
De Republicans hen for sinora election
gasoght are het ken hartz. und we de
Deniagrota enc elect gahot hen, und
are hut ena de offices net geva, hen se
sich forschwara dos ere ken sale het.
A. woro galust far an wonnerfit.ich
gla nadel far sie ALA bada tsu finna
Ich kans em ovver awe net fardenka
An karl doe silva und .far:zich yohr
rum galuffa Ia und si gailus fesht ga
mocbt init hoof negel won de knep Oh
garissa wora, IL garn gafonga 10y ANA
shana, glans wacha, warna madley
fun tswa und.tswonzich yohr Are
und dc Francis hen gahired i'm Visa
House, und see soga az wore an won
derbore wasa. Der Grover hat visa
hunsledetny hsnsching ow gahot, an
sehwalma fiigHle ruck und vida hussa
vie der old Harshey; ind de Francis
hut an schwontI on era gown gahot
fuepf yard long. Sc ain nOch Deer
Park. Maryland, fur era honeymoon
tsu spsnda und hen wunderbora sposs
gahot. Sc sin gonga farrella Tonga
ovver der Grover sogt as wore 80 full
drucker far de MAS tsu grega dos see
erue all de fish feryoked hen. Are hut
shunt may gafished shunst kent are
net 40 lega. Are hut forlicht do Fran.
cis gafooled ovvcr are kons net grega
uf dare oldt Fisher Moyer." Yaw,
are sogt as wore GO full drucker os
rhode hund, und ore het net ins bed
kenna dos net q pore onda riss ga
hucked hen und tsu gagucked Well,
de lett wora wuuuerhtzich unn hen
wissa wella was as gebt, ovver as
date mich gore net wonnera won are
ni,nmy hira wet so long os are Bresi-
dent il. und as brouch eme gor net
bong 81 won are worda kon bliss noch
dem yohr 1888
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-06-17

ADVENTURE IN A SHIRT. -Messrs.
Lyons and Junkin, Perry and Juniata
counties two most brilliant expound-
ers Of blackstone, stopped at the
Waffle House this week during our
special term of Court, and being both
employed on the defense In the Doty
vs. Banks case, they were as friendly
to each other ~ two kittens and slept
in the same bed. Lyons, by the way,
IL man OF Heroulean build, with q
few additions from FalstafY, while his
Liliputian friend Junkin, IL far his
inferior la statute. On Tuesday
morning Mr. Lyons arose and pro
ceeded TO put on n clean shirt which
bis good wife had placed In his satch
el. The garment proved only large
enough TO make him II respectable
collar, and his efforts resemblcd
the contortions OF Hercules wrestling
with the Nemean lion. He struggled
through. however. until he could see
the enitinls RI. J. on the lapel Of the
garment The painful truth now
dawued upon him thnt they had
exchanged satchels and shirts, for,
hehind him stood his distinguished
friend, buried under "A huge mass Of
canvass Ia iluininent danger OF
|snirooation, and lie proceeded To lay
of the offensive garment Ia quarter
sections. Juukip succeeded ia get
ting out OF his prodicament by the
use OF mariners compass, and both
are among us again as happy rs iarks
and none the worse for the adventure,
though Judge Junkin says the next
time he attends court in Middleburgh
he will instruct his wife TO tie up his
shirts with blue ribbon so he may
know them In the dark.
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II Is reported OF those members Of
the Grand Army who labored 40
earnestly for the success OF the festi-
walls this week, that they did 1t to
raise money to defray their expenses
TO 20 to the encainp,nent at aettys-
burg. These gentlemen nre all able
and willing to pay their own bills,
aud the report is u falshood, pure,
simple, unqualified, undiluted, un-
provoked, Rroundless gratuitous will
full, malignant.
During the exhibition OF Lees cir.
Gus Mt Adamsburg on Friday after
noon the seats gave away aud "A panic
ensued. Mrs. Leplcy, widow Of Solo.
mon Lepley had her leg broken. The
accident was caused by the bad condi
ton OF the ground on the slant where
the seats were erected. The company
are exonerated from the prime cause
OF the accident, and acted the part ol
gentlemen IN securing and paying fot
surgical aid. They also gave the lady
half OF the receipts OF the evening,
entertainment.
ROLL OF HoSon. n.-The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posi- to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur In these credits or Oh your pm
per please notify us
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-06-17
LONG SUFFERING
From stone In the Kidneys.

I,is by no mcshs strange that Dr. David
kcnuVdy, Oi kunduut N. Y, should have re
celyed the following letter. By re1diny II you
will see In one minute Why James Andrews Was
thankful
Dr u. Kennedy, Rondout NY
DEAR SiR: UntIl within recent date, had
for several years suffered grcatly from Gravel,
callci by the doctors the, Brick.dust Sediment.
For abont a year past this sediment has not
passed of In the usual quantity, hut has aeon
tnulatcd, causing mo untold paiu Having heard
Of Ok. DAVID kENNEDY'S FANORII r.
REMEDY tried II, and sf,er using about ono
and ouebali bottles voided q s,one nom tho
bladder OF an oval shape, f.ie Of an inch long
piece, that you may zee ofwhat II is composed
Since tnyn have elt No pau. I now consider
myself cured. and canpot express my thankful.
ness and gtn Rude TOR go sigual a dciivctanc.
irom torriblc discusc. Iou havo thy consent
q use this letter, should You With to do 70. ici
the bcniht Ut other suiisrCrs. Yours truly,
JAMES ANDREWS,
No. 10 Marshal II liza Hil. Troy, N Y
Dr konnrdy's "fayCrltc Honcdy' 10 rspccinllv
otisrcd asa Trustworthy srcc'hc for the cure OF
kidney and i,iver complaints, Constipation ani
all disorders atsing from au Impure state oi the
blood.
To women who suffer from any ofthc rs pe.
| cupr 10 thcti scN 'Favoriic Remedy" T. con.
sthhtly proving Itself an uniailiuS--l real bloss
iuy
1hcrcis no more ayoniiing olass ot discaso.
and none more certain mot tp yet we'll oi iiscli'
than tho disorders Oi the Kidneys and Bladder
The only medicine That does afford speedy roiic'
and pctu,Ju.ut euro Oi tuch affections l. Dr.
David kcnntdy's 'iavut,tc Remedy" Oi
Runlont, ". Y.
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SO ACRE ES,
Proposals for Sale of Coun.
ty Bonds.

| WHEREAS. tho County Commissioners OF
w Snyder county, Pa, BY virtue OF An
order oi Approval made 6y the Court Of Quarter
sessious Of said cOuniy. pursuant 10 tho Act OF
Assembly OF April 9, 1868, are authorized to con.
tract a loan VI ElGHrEEN THOUSAND DDI,
LARS for the erection Of tho now prison now
being built iUr said county 1T Middleburyh and
issue tho bonds VI said county In the sum of two
| hundred and nifty dollars each for said amount.
Ono third Of the number of sad bonds 10 10 re.
decmablo at the option Uf tho Commissioners IA
ono year aud payable IN tvo year.. Ono third
lrcdoouiable 10 above In two years and payable IN
HI years, end tho other On6.thlrd IN throe years
and rcdscmabio In seven yoars. THIS e. therefore
10 nOuiy all pcrsOns DESIRING TO PUR.
CHASE any or all OF said bonds TO send or baud
In scaled prOpOsalstD 70 tho County Commission.
| orr at their Office ~ Middlehurgh, between ,his
date and FRIDAY, JUNE rs, 1859, at 10 O'Clock
A, VI. Stating tho amount OF bonds they agree
TO purchase-hud the rate Of Interest ~ witch
they will respectively nirui2h the money. All
propO't!s must specifically state the amount
they agree 10 take Of the bonds rcdcomable IN
ono, two or three yoars and payable at tiye, slx
or seven yeats.
Proper cupOns are attached 20 oach Of said
bonds on which tho ratio of Interest agreed upon
viii hs pald annually from dEto said hOnds
All IersOnS Icsifong 10 invest iI said Onn
and having rnndo proposal Tor the taking Of the
same or any part thereof can appear IA person
before said commissioners On SAID day
JOHN MOHH,
ISAAC EEDLY,
JAMES n. hOUSER
May 70, 1850 Commissioners.
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Reuubl.can Standing COMMITTEES.

Asams-J. @. Schradsr, Moses Erb.
I,aover- WIN NJ Reber. Isaac Winter
Psaver W WIN. Heeter, Isaac Dreese.
Esntre-R. r. Erdiey. J. n. Bingham.
Cbapman-F.W ". Wallace. - Rohrer.
Ersnklin-J. w. Renninger, Davis
1s.tson-J. y. Yearick, WIN. Sholly.
Middleburgh Elias Humnel, j. w.
RwRrtz.
M,Jdlecreek J. Mitchell, A. ID,
Kramer.
Monros-J. T.. Boust, T. p. Hummel
psrry-Lsvi Kepler, Henry Harding:
psrry WI. II. Willis, T. X. Graybill.
penn-Johp Il. Thomns, Howard Row
Spring "A. A. u'sh' !. ma"pesk' rS u
Humme!.
union-J. II. Bogar. n. T. Dundore.
Wnshinetou--E W Tool, j. W. Hon
man.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-06-17

DR.. w. K. r. Sabin, formerly OF Nc
Coysville. Juniata county, has been
appointed Medical examiner OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Depart
ment district 81, and is now located
at Tyrone, Pa. We congratulate our
friend will on his success, and the de-
partment on its good Judgment In Sc
lecting 80 fitting man.
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MARRIED..

May 23, by Rev. y. + Brown, Miss
Kate Longacre OF Verdilla and jacob
Il. Shotzberger of Palias.
June o, by Rev. ID. M. Stetler, Miss
Jane Schambach Of Troxrlville and
Perry ID, Getz OF AdaiDsburR.
Juno 6, by Rev. s. Il, Ochsenford,
Jacob A. Leitzel OF Kratzerville and
Annie L, Zimmerman Of Dry Valley
X Roads.
June 8, by Rev. w H. stover,
Henry II. Thomas and Miss Emma J.
Baily, both OF SnyderlCo., Pa.
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FARMERS 8.

YOU GUST NOW MAKE YONR Monty
OUT OF THE BAkN AND POULTRY
YARD BY UsiNp LEh ION CATTLE POW
DER, 20 puri'y:the Rio q and Cleanse The Syr
ten, thereby prevent and cure diseases In cat
tie, sheep, swine ana Poultry.
nuNoi'S HORSE AND MULE POWDER,
Tor all Diseases OF tho Blood, Muscl.s and
The Nervous system, aud tu saNc the 81 to 81
per cent. ,i food lost as indtgeetcd In the crdin
sty way VI feeding.
FARMERS UNION CATTLH POWDER
IL III. hags ior dairy use; t. increase Qdan.
tlty and Quality Of MIN, Fat, Batter, flsah
and fgxs. ami tn give nature such ingrodicn',
as u needle to yiold the largest ptunis.
DAIRY MEMS CATTLE POWDER
tor th' ssmo u.s. az the Farmorr Inioul In
elb bags, for So cents per bag,
For sale by
Seeb1ld \ Rubkio. Ntdji.bureh,
J. f.honeyout. Bes ver springs, pA.
and every rslisblv country store. Juneio om
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STORE ROOM FoR RExr.-The un-
dsrsignsd having rspaintsd and gen.
sral improved his sGors room In the
town OF Fremont, oasrs Il Tor rent
| u y . dsaisabls busluess stsad. Call
| en or address, On. n. RorHRocK,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION,

IN Ie mater of The Estdte of George i.
Mosser, late Frn,klin tounJ,ip, Snyder
coU,ty, Pa, decd
To Amelia Mussor intcrmstrici with Reuben
Row, JOAN Mussur, Franklin T. Musssr, Angel.
M Musser lp'ormarried with n, J, Rc,sor. nll
residing In Suyder County, Pa, Ada MuSser
lnternarred with ElIas bUlig, now residing at
Nj, Corey, o., Harriet Mussor now intermarr led
with John NJ ,llor residing at MihlinburR, Union
County, Pa, and Harrison Musscr resiAing al
Rimor, Putnam County, Ohio, heirs and legal
reprcsentsti, 90 oi George Musssr, deed.
You are hereby notified that by virtns OF q
writ OF inquisition issued out Of the Orph ans
COURT OF Snyder county, and TO me directed
that On inquest will be held on the old
homostead Ia Frankiin township, Suy.
der county. Pennsyivanis, on MONDAY,
July feth, 1854, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. To make
partition OF valuation 20 the Real Estate ~ the
,sii deceased. Whom sod whore you may st.
tond II you t6ipk Irop,r,
NEHB MfDDLESwARTH. sheriff.
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MIDDLEcRRKx.- Most OF the farmer.
are busy cultivating their corn.
We are glad to state that II. II
Herbster has returned and is again n,
work ia A. II. Ulsh's grist mill.
DIR. X. W. Riegle from Kansas is al
home visiting his father and friends
He gives n glowing account OF how
some towns spring up in an exceeding
short time and Of the money that car
be made In those new localities.
Quite number Of our people at
tended Lees circus at Adansburg on
Friday.
Last Sunday several of our young
friends enjoyed the sceneries of Ere
mont BOB.
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just received-A carload of plast er
ut $40 per ton W II. WINEY
Mems Plow Shoes for 81 ~ at NJ. \
Shroy.r's, Selinsgrove.
For good Boot. & Shoes cheap for
cash, go to Shroyer's, Selinsgrove, Pa
Ludies Kid Foxcd Glove. Kid top.
Button shoes. Solid leather soles for
sl55, at Shroyer's, Selinsgroye, PA.
Persons wishing 10 secure Cucum.
Der pump. can do 40 10y calling on n.
u. Hare, Middleburgh, who will furn.
ish them for wells 20 feet deep at 90 90
Apr. ,3m.
GRAND rATIRR CLOCK FOR SABR
An eight day brass works, cherry case
Grandtathcr clock, guaranteed to
keep good tine for sale cheap. Call at
my Jewelry Store In Middleburgh.
H.H LBITzRL
We have now on hand blank No.
tices 70 Taxpayers. neatly printed
according to law Tax collectors who
have not yet ordered their notices Gun
now be supplied. Orders by mail
promptly filed.
You may remember spoke to you
about having been afflicted with re.
we're sick headaches. Well, some time
ago begaa taking DIR. Kennedy
"Favorite Remedy Ia faint hope OF
relief 70 my delight, and rather to
my surprise, haye never had an ut
tack since. How thankful l am
need hardly tell you. heartily wish
that all women tortured IN this way
knew how certain and pleasant cure
"Favorite Remedy" is.-Sarah }.
Woodruff, Newburg, N. Y. juno.
FIsHRRMKN. ATTENTION. sim on
Longs hotel at McKees Halt Falls.
which last year gained a State wide
reputation ss the best fishing place IN
Central Pennsylvania, has already
frequent visits from fishermen. This
hotel IL located on the bank Of the
Suspuehanna, opposite Georgetown,
Oh the N. G. H., aud Mr. Long IL one
OF the most gentlemenly and accom-.
n,odating landlords In the State aud
will spare no pains In making his
guests comfortable. Boats always on
hand. Terms reasonable,
SPECIAL OFFER IN PORTRAITS. -
To Introduce my Crayon Portraits to
the readers OF this paper, the follow
ing offer In made, good till July lst.
will enlarge from n photo To q LIFE
SIZE BUST CRAYON PORTRAIT,
which cannot be equaled In this c0un
try, under $l5 or S20 unframed, a per
feet likeness OF copy and q handsome
piece OF work guaranteed. offer q
picture framed in n S-inch composition
gold frame, lSx22 for $i2. or one fram'
ed In 5inch composition gold frame
eOx24 for $l5. II the work IL not us
have represented It, you need not
take It, II satisfactory. the portrait IT,
self aud your recommendation will
attain my object In this offer,
Crayons, II desired will be sent by
Express C. o. ID. with privilege OF OK
aiming before aTing for them.
Send photo by mail and II will re
ceive prompt attention.
w. p. MOYER, Crayon Artist,
Freeburg, Snyder Co, Pa
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DIED.

June IS, Mt Troxelville. John NJ.
Trorel, aged SO years.
The funeral will take place on Fri
day.
June 10, at Paxtonviile, wife OF
Roush Bollinger.
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DNINIsTRATOR's NOTICE

A DNlNlbTHATORS NOTICE.
LALftters Of Standardization on the estate Of
DAM Herbstor late OF W Beaver twp, Sn yder
o. decd, having been granted TO tho nnde
signed, all porsons knO wing themselves indsb
ed 20 said estate arc requeRtSd d to make Imms.
diato poyment.whlle those having claims wore
present thom duly autbent ticstod to the under
signed.
JOSEPH / HERBSrER,
juno 10 $50. AdmniFtrstOr.
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Miss Hattie Stahlnecker OF MifIiin-
burg who is visiting her sisters Mrs,
Seebold and Runkle, took very seri-
ously i'll last week, but Is now better
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SheriHs Sale i!

Whereas, by virtue Of Il Writ OF Vcnt TT Il
rucd out ui tho Court ol Common Pleas Of Sny
der County, Pa, aud u me directed. viii ex
pos. to Public sale at the Court House iu IN,
Borough Of Middlebuyh, on
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-06-17
SaturdaH. July 10, 1886

Saturday, July TO, 1886
at 10 O'Clock. A. ", the following described
Real Estato, tO.wit
Bower. Vond. EA
Boing oil that cortnin htrm or trnot VI land
situate Ia Adams township, Snyder County, Pa D,
bounded ani described ~ follows: IN the
north 10y lands oi Ellen Gilbert, eus, by Fayctte
FetterOli. south by Jacob Il. Neigls, ~ A.
fuhrman and u. =. John, and west by Daniel
Weavor, containing
80 ACRES,
more ot ices, whercOn ere erected TWO
STORY DWELLING HOUSE, BANK BARN,
WAGON SHED, CORN CRIB, SPRINo
HOUSE, HOO STABLE, BLACKSMITH
SHOP. These buildings boing all nearly now
and excellent young orchard, also hoinR on the
lrouitC.,
Seized, and takon into execution and to so,d
n TIC property ~ I. K Iuu.t,
MR. J.. MlBpLt-j"A NTH, Shr~ir,
hhcr'Gs Olcc, aiIdlrhuTgh, Iuut :, -.
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o., friends tAtouxhsst the county will
,,us he lending us the news IN thoB feep~c-
asoyns. yi,iagss ana reishborhoods. send
Mu',hs nisiu fsot-, sod 20 will dres, thcm up.
49, ne our coiamns viii sl~sys he open
Issss zee who wish to spesk through tbem on
,Ss,.i or local quostio.s Of ruhiie intsrest ,
e,.s q IN not hold ourseu responsible for the
oninions they may express
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sly, Gsanty are held on the fourth Mondays
Hf.S,as,y. May, aud September, asd second
sisy Of December.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-25
He Laughs Mt the Locksmiths.

A Norwich correspondent writes of tho
young burglar. who is now in New Lon
don Jail: "Give him twenty minutes
alone with a safe" says the sheriff, ~and
he can open the most intricate lock that
ever was devised; and if you will tell
him merely the name of the shoemaker,
he will tell you instantly all the parts in
the lock, and give you diagram of its
mechanism. lie never breaks a lock; he
simply finds ont inside of twenty minutes
the combination in which it sits, opens
the safe and takes out what he wants
and relocks it, and when the owner re-
turns he finds the safe apparently just as
he left il. To accomplish his work he
needs, in addition to his quick wit and
mechanical knowledge, three ordinary
wires, which he forces into the lock
about the handle in such way that the
number Of the combination is reduced to
twenty-four.
"IIe reasons that all persons in locking
q safe make a certain number Of moves,
and knowledge of this fact enables him
80 further reduce its probable combina-
ton as 10 two or three movements. These
two or three movements he finds out by
actual trial, which consumes the greater
part of his twenty minutes. In the case
when the safe is in an apartment that is
in full view of the street, he drops little
quicklime on the floor, pours water on it,
and the steam that arises effectually
cloak the windows. In three instances
he unlocked safes, abStrated the contents,
relocked them. and made off in the time
that the men who were in charge of them
We're at their dinners. He got away with
the valuables in Stratford safe in this
way."-Connecticut Paper.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-25
Dawning Sense OF n Better Life.

believe there is in most men and wo-
men. however degraded, the seed of q
better life. The first step will probably
be the awakening. an interest in some
thing outside themselves; not a purpose
of change, but simply an interest. 1t
may be desire to learn the alphabet, or
an awakened taste for reading. or lit
tie inclination to know something. 1t
may be pride in personal appearan ce,
or a wish TO get commentator for good
behavior, or dawning sense of the
agreeableness of order, neatness, cleanli-
ness. Or it may be some pleasure in q
discovered power to do well piece of
work. This interest, once aroused, can
be stimulated by various indictments,
slight rewards of promotion, the fear of
social degradation; and this path of do
ing well will become powerfully attrac-
tive when it is seen to be the path, the
only one, to liberty.
But this interest in any form, with
even the prize of liberation, can not be
depended on to last. The will of the
criminal is weak and vacillating. He
can not be depended on; he can not de-
pend upon himself, for continuance. Ho
may fall and fall again and again. Tho
only remedy in his case-and it is the
common case-is to keep him at it, keep
him trying, until a habit is formed, until
his will is strengthened, until, in fact,
it is mentally and physically just as easy
for him to live normal, healthful life
as it was to live disorderly life.-Har.
per's Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-02-25
ehould Make Tooth Extraction

should Make Tooth Extraction Horrible.
While it is desirable that the extraction
of teeth should be done skillfully and
easily to the patients, yet tell my patients
that wish to make extraction as horrible
a. possible, and advise young dentists all
20 do so, SO as to keep that horror as much
a possible before the public. Keep 1t up,
because we ho~e the day will soon conc
when VIC viii not extract teeth. Tho
present advance Of dental science Is such
:lat verify believe the time will como
within our own lives when the operation
efcxtraction will be seldom performed.
should never advise the extraction of c
:ooth unless il is by accident necessary.
ehould not now advise the extraction of a
J)ot that might have advised few years
-.
When the crown Is gone the root can be
made ~ useful with an artificial crown a.
shc natural crown. When the natural
Crown is in bad shape often advocate tho
browning at once. IL the artificial crown
= perfectly fitted we have certainly O
perfectly restored tooth. Therefore
resent that side Of extraction TO make il
{ horrible rs possible in order to forward
ais grand problem of science and Gavc
shc natural teeth that would otherwise
&c destroyed. Dentist in Globe. Demo
Crat