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Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

CHICAGO, jane z7.-A train on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, loaded
With Chicago delegates, ran into u
freight train, NEAR chicago Junction,
Ohio, ut O'Clock yesterday morning.
The engines, baggage Car and heiant
cars we're demolished and the track
torn up for long distance. The en-
gine6r was fatally hurt aud the pa 7sen-
gers sorstched and bruised. All were
taken back to F1storiA aud around Co
Columbus. Tie road was Dlookaded
for several hours. f.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
A Move AgA,n.t infant insurance.

CHICAGO, June 23.-In the Superior
Court this morning Judge Tuley de-
clded that the Chicago Mutual Life In
demnily Association was doing au ilie-
gal insurance business The complaint
was made by Attorney General Hunt,
the Information containing 40 charges,
the principal one being that infants
were admitted to mem bership. Other
allegations were made which placed the
association In the liat Of death-bed In
surAnce concerns, IS the court found II
guilty Of violating tho insurance laws.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

NEW York, Juus 27.-The case OF
General Aoam Badeau against the
Grant family, for compensation for SER
vices rendered to General Grant in the
preparation OF his memoirs, was called
for trial yesterday in thr Supreme
Court. Counsel for the Grant family
asked for pcstponement. This was
refused, and the CASE WAS placed on the
calendar to come up In Its regular order
during the present tenn.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, june H.-Nesr
here, yesterday uaorhipg George Deans,
oolored, his three little children and
smother child, named Annie Godfrey,
ate breakfast aud soon afterwards all
were taken violently sick. Physicians
were summoned, who came to the CON-
olusion that they had bsen poisoned.
Two OF the children died during the
afternoon. Deans and his other ohiid
are In critical condition. The God.
frey child will recover. Deans wife
ate no breakfast.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

NEW York June ga ball of FIRE
fell in East rwthty- tiitn street, betweea
Second aud Thirl avenues, yestei ay.
It exploded aud scattered sparks and
asones for twenty feet In every diree-
tlon. The fire ball came In south
westerly direction, and was first noticed
at about the height Of the hou.e tops.
It Ia stated that several persons neal
received severe electric shocks.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

As II. O. Beckley was driving out the
Philadelphia pike last evening he en-
gagged In o little race with another team,
when his buggy came in contact with
. telegraph pole, pitching him out ana
bringing the ride to an end. Luckily
he escaped unhurt. but the buggy was
30 badly damaged that he was Obliged
to borrow another In order to return to
his home. =
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
M()XIE:.

/ The famous beverage nerve food. The most
b arkable record ever known. Nota medl-
'Elhe, stlmulanto or poison, The most luscious
Airink on the market, Removes nervousness,
nervous exhaustion, the III effects of summer
Beat aud all the efrcts of alcohol, tobacco and
dlsspated life. Has fed scores OF helpless
[paralyiics TO full strength. The greatest help
A 10 the nerve weary and overworktd, removes
'ihe tired, llf,less fcelng like magic. VIII
lhfeAk rreent intoNlcaliun In an hour. Buy
A the Moxt syrup at As cts. a bottle, II you
leave tile city. Win Ice water, u bottle Will
7Hake you rs half lumnlcfs Of luscious nerve
@jooi beverage. one cent glass. Look out
i for eonnterfelts. Your city has Just been
cleared OF them. looK out for dealers who
Gut prices, they invariably put counterfcita
4 % you on the sly. All the leading druggists
have the genuine. We agree to forfeit q, 100
4 Nv do not tell the truth, ~ cts, quart
4 bottle S,UJ a case, u bottles,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

A young woman named Amelie
Haines was atrestsd in Philadelphia. on
Saturday, the 23i inst. ON the charge
Of abandoning her infant on the PIE,
vInns Saturday, She claimed to belong
to Chrome, Chester county, Pa, hut
said she had iived with the widower in
Nav CASTLE, Who was q father of the
child, Magistrate Diamond held her
In the Bum OF $500 for u nearing on
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

MINNIE POLLS, Mimi, june 26.-As
Ine .shiDRton Rink this afternoon
f%~ Cardiff and Pat Kilen entered
lat Uss to have been = fifteen round
contest, Q1eensbuIy rules, with two
ounce gloves. Cardiff led aud pushed
the fighting until ear the end OF the
fourth round, when a lucky blow from
Klllen's right laid him on the ground
partly dSzsd. He tried to rise, but
could not within the required ten sec
onds, and the fight, which lasted q few
seconds less than fifteen minutes, was
awarded to Killen,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

PATERSON, N. j., June 26.-A we'll,
known young butcher during one of
the recent hot days oAme near Rreezin &
to death. He entered the big reIIiser-
Ator at his store to get cooled of. The
door banged to,the spring. lock snapped
and he was prisoner Ia q polar Atmos
pheIe All his effoEia to get ont or
make himself heard seemed fruitless,
and he was becoming uarnb from the
cold when, three honra later, his en-
ployer, missing hia locked for and
found him yearly de:.d from the cold.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
Brother and Sister Strangely Meet

BIRDsBoRo, Pa. June Is "A woman
with her two daughters came here yes
tsrday, inquiring Of bhe station agent
the way 10 French Creek. William
Noble, mining engineer of the Brooke
Iron Company. was standing there,
The WI man said she was going to visit
her brother, whom she had not seen for
thirty Ave years. "What Ia his nAme2"
asked the engineer. william N0bfe,"
replied the woman. "Why, Eliza, Ia 1t
you? l am Wtlliami" he exclaimed,
and there was an AFT sotlnz scene.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

NEW York, June 26.- Frapkie VIII
liams, the 6-year-old son OF James VIII
liams, of Huntington, l.. L., was this
morning found murdered, his little body
terribly mangled and concealed in a
bunch of new mown hay. His skull was
crushed, one Of his legs broken in tTo
places, and his little body hacked witty a
knife. His clothing was torn, and his
general appearance was that of bSving
been dragged some distance after death.
The boy was last seen alive about . o.
clock last night, running after Henry
Soper, a farm hand Soper was arrested
on suspicion this morning. On his per-
son was found knife, the large blade OF
which was stained with blood The
Coroner's jury held Soper responsible for
the crime. ..-.
soper confessed that he killed the
child. He saws he told him to 90 home
and when he disobeyed he kicked him IN
the forehead and followed it up with
other kicks, and then hid his body in the
grass,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

CHICAGO, June 26.-The meeting of
the Republican National Committee
was held ut the Grand Pacific alter the
Convention last night. j. 8. Olsrkson,
of Iowa, was elected permanent chair
man, and Samuel Fessenden, of Con-
neotiout, permanent secretary. A com.
mittee OF seven was appointed to sacure
a New York headquarters and to make
other preliminary arrangements, and
the committee adjourned to meet at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New YORK, on
July IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

BELLEvILLE, Ills, june " -As the
miuers at the coal mines Of Daniel
NJ Srsh's Sons. neAr here, were quitting
work Monday evening, tie hosting
rope broke and let teur men fall 10 the
bottom OF the shalt, distance OF 30
feet. George Wiesser and Oscar Mer-
rill were fatally and E1wsrd Hoffman
and John Wattome dangerously in
jured.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

On Sunday Division No. 2 Ancient Or
der of Hibernians of KenDett, says the
Kennett News aud Advertiser, attended
the meeting Of the Delaware Division OF
the same order at Hockessin, Dl,,
Rev. Father Farley, pastor OF
Hockessin church, celebrated solemn
high mass, for the spiritual benefit OF the
order, and spoke in the highest terms OF
the society. Father Nolen, of Baltimore
was also present. Atler n time spent in
Sacred Worship, the Divisions 800
strong, marched to n we'll prepared COLA
tion, gotten up by the good ladies OF
Hockessin. After the close Of these ex-
ercises they marched In a body from the
church to the station Ia their uniforms.
The Kenneth members speak in the most
extravagant terms OF the members OF the
Diamond State and propose to entertain
them as we'll, should they be present al
their picnic. on the 4th Of July or an,
other Time.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
News Summary,
Breviclas.

TMe cheapest has house I'm the egky
Rumf0rG Bros' A0z Market sereos.
Uupping aud lesohing, los Il. Second st.,
Try Bush's coal you viii like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, imnsdiate cure for nuInpe.
BrAsilian Balm surss cold; 20 soses. 100.
Try Basb'a cssn ;y.sa viii surely lke IL.
Millard v. Dayis, jeweler. Q K. Second OF.
Fine Is X. Rings. at Hanf's, ID u. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, Goa West Front street,
Hollis, 10. 4 West I'd street, has returned
from Chicsgo, and is still open though his
curtains are down.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

A stated meeting OF tho Seminole
Park, Florida Land Co, will he held at
the office of Philip II CLARK q Co, 1874
Market street, on Saturday evening,
June 16.h, at Z 30 O'Clock, and on every
following Saturday evening at the came
time and place until further notice. ALI
pszties interested. aud those who like to
be, are requested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
k. d. K. SUTTONUTTON
Office, 824 Market, StreRfarket St-ce,

Real Estate bought, sold, rented sdsoid, rented
exchanged.
MORTGAGES and Loans pssotiAtedL Sins negotiated
our -entr rates Of interest. uterast
Rents and Income collected ncSAfsT collected a.
promptly rsmitted 81
Deeds Mortgages, Bondr wills aat sayads, wills ana
legal papers prepaped. .aanrsd
Public Sales Of city sad 4cqApfSNy md coun.y
property.
Investments carefully arranged saNFe arranged an
all business conducted wit& vim pronpsrs
ty.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

NORTH VERNON, Ind, June ~
John monsyrei, night watohman of the
o. and M. Railroad, AZ North Vernon,
indiana, was assisting In transferring
the baggage yesterday morning, aud,
catching hold OF grip botchel, tossed
It into the baggage car. At the same
moment report was heard, and
Moneyref resled to the platform,
wounded In the left breast fIom bail
which was discharged from pistol In
the grip satchel. The wound is severe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

The largo aud handsome steamer
City of Worcester, which has been un-
derroing a thorough oVerhaulipg at the
Harlan & aolltn Ssw3Elh Compsny's
phipyArd sinos NeVtmhee 7ta iast,
clesrea lsss night at IL SO O'Clock f0r
Nav York. Gaa Tiil at Gnoa Tesliaa
her ttlps BosSeCa New YORK and Ns~
eLanhnn. Ngal.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

A German named Frederick Wilder
man, who came from Germany about
SIX months ago, snd who loat his wife
on the voyage over, has been roaming
around the country with his two chill
dren, both boys, was intercepted by the
officer OF the 8. p. q. o., who took the
little fellows, respectively 8 and 13
years of age, and placed them in the
Children's Homo.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

CAR1IsLE, June 26 During q heavy
storm of lightning yesterday evening
in Horse Valley, In the upper end or
this county, Jamss MoMillon while
ploughing In Held with Two horses
was struck by lightning aud instantly
killed. Ths two horses with which he
WAS ploughing were also killed.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

The uppermost topic among the oiti
zens at the present tune IL the question:
What Is the matter with our drinking
water? Several persons have within
the past two or three days experienced
a nansea from II, and In some GASES II
has produced sickness. Upon tasting IT
carefully 1t tastes as though eomethit &
Was dead In it. The Wster Oom mis
eioneEa should lonx into the cause.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

The fair given by tho Knights of the
Golden Eagle, at Hoekessin last week,
was quite well attended and handsome
cum was realized. James Harlan of
Kenneth Square, Pa, in company with
delegation OF Knights of that place, Wis.
ited the fair Thursday evening and was the
winner of handsome set of harness.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

on Asbury excursion ID Brandgwino
springB oo ErieAy nsxt. riohats, B.
CENTS. Special train leaves W atec nni
Market Streets al $50 A. m. @ltksa
axe good GU aBy train {arIng Aa d.
By exchanging al RiR.i1n,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

True delicacy Of Aavor with true effica-
cy of action has been attained in the ia
mousCaliiornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup
OF Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered 1t immensely popu.
lar. 1t cleanses the System, cures Cos
Danforth, Second and Market, wholesale
agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

1t IL stated that there Is good ground
TO suspect that Mr. Ward, who resided
near Farmington, Sussex county, was
murdered By some villains, and did not
commit suicide rs at frat reported. An
investigation will be made, and it Is
hoped that clues may be obtained tnat
will lead to the arrest and conviction oil
tina entity pArtlas.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

PENNsGBovE. N. j., jane .2o.-The
eommsndsnt of Fort Delaware states
that in few days he will resume the
firing Of the sunrise gun which was dis
continued because the powder left owes
from the war WAS consumed. An sp-
propr iation OF $50 900 has been made to
purchase powder for this purpose.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

! a.,.ydav afternoon, while tne
y y ~ ps.sing over Braudywlne
e s.sa ~ , not Of lightning entered
" .ss'SuSb siils. By the telephone wire, rem, rem,
\ I .hs telephoDe useless, aud ran
int " ,bs house, but did no other
pns AZ Suy account. Mrs. Day was
nsxs a.s =, az INT aid NOT feel the shook.
" \. WA ~s. standing on the porch and
] ~ Ky hoIt v descend and conpeos win
w w INT ana not know 1t had enter.
/. IN, /. enuss until be afterwards went y
~ ~ s1sts NJ tslephone when he found 1t
Iulln't work.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
LeAry, Of PhllAdolpn,a, Knocked o ut

NEW YORK, june 2'.-Frank Flynn,
of Brooklyn, and ID. LeAry, of Phila.
delpbiA, fought nineIounds near Baver-
straw, early this morning. The fight
was o lively one throughout. Flynn
won by landing one on LeAry's jaw,
Knocking him out. Tue fight was for
$500 = side and purse of SlO0.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

This morning E ZION Sunday School
gave its annual excursion TO Farm wood
Heights, near NOrristoTn, Pa, TIE
exoursicn was v6ry large one. II
went by way of the B q D. railroad.
They were accompanied by hfe aud
drum carpA.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

5ob Il Pyls, who WAS we'll known in
4 oity. died at his residence In Pennt'
IN township, Chester county, Pa,
h morning, AitGr 3 long illness, In the
III wear OF bis age. He leaves . wife
"a sons and thrss daushters, as well
a large olrrla OF friends, to lament
4 decesse. His remainB will be In
rred next Friday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

/. snovs is the title given to Q num-
" souna ladies' who are banded To-
w. ,or tbe object of visiting the siok
/, IN sssist,na the poor Of our own oi,y.
!, sysn,ne they gave a select parlor
6estt, at the residence Of Alfred ,ts Z.
ssnsop. w No. gl8 King street, which
pso \ oomnle,e success. The Kings
sh,srs we're assisted by some OF our
Iocsl talent, who are mot unknown
Mar cities. Miss Mary I: steven
ASSUMED the character OF the losl !
n sister" in that Amu.inR comedy
|.slsd. 1The Peak Sister," !"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

8. N. Smeltz. hlsEk of tle market, has
received a carload Of watermelon rom
Georgia. The bar contained l .050 OF
them. The melbns ore fms, large ones,
AMI are selling &or from 70 TO 40 cents.
Thts IL eonsidersa v5ry cheap for this
s3aa. il If lie $ E =.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

| A black craps veil was lost last Sum
|ay on sixth street. The finder will be
hlably rewarded on leaving 1t At No.
is East Fifth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

II you want q good picture, true to
nature, of your lovely phiz, go to j.
Paul Browns studio, No. 6l7 Market
atreet. ----.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

|o.morrov promises to be slightly
Sdy 10 falr, followed by local rains
4 stationary temperature. Similar
'ai.ions will probably prevail on
Nav,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

Ask ior Youth's Smoking Tobacco
Jos, Wallane, 6JT Fine AtJaet,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

To buy, = carriage pole, in frst.class
class order. Apply AT this Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

Tho great eps5iac for female comp'siuts Is
Ass for CIRCULAR Gs Yeasey 5 Pharmacy
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

member that Chapman's Cignr House
is always open nt q. M. Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

4 aaautiiul 9isa o yla5l runs vsll.
ip9 zaia r9SdeFb r#tue d from u 20 "
81, . ei5te. " l.. y.GAef, ekea2t.r,
81 .t..r..za 81 d .t.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
Manted,

Rollan organs. @. O. Green, No. 80
shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

! Gail for ios crssm sols water nj
Bsntou Smiths drug STOKE, Seventh and
Pins ttraet9,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

10-cent sheet music. q. G. Green
500 shiplsy street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

Best bread and aAhee IN the city nj
MAlton's. SavepEh and IatnAA
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

D, IS or SO gsms for % cents at Gam
mings' gallery 302 Market strsat-
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

12 cabinet photos at Cummirgs' gal
lefy for So. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

Twha, E-en.a SRA va II ll he }i. co
30 ~ yoSr a6e4,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives .ss&0 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood in large
loads Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe strast. Central office,
Seventh and King strssts. Look for the
blue sign. Openin1 In the evening.
DR.. Bimms' vahios PuiAonio Bsisam,
The great and mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sore throat, &c. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being excelled
by any other. 30c. and 81. Depot, 4th
and King sts. Sold by dehlers.
To the Ladies.
Children's white dresses made TO or
der; lace caps at bargain; also com'
plets line of notions. Hukill b PoiAt,
8. IL. COR. Second and TatnAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
Noea0e,

The genuine shaspless creamery but
ter has sbsrpleas printed IN fall on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch q
Leary, Madison street groeers, N. w.
ooruer Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27
Observation-Disclosures Lo2V
Peroxide of SilicateSSiiica
THE FARMERS AND GARDENERSD qARpEH
BEST FHIEND. glslgND


BEST FRIEND. r gGlEHD.
A sure protection against the ravagea ,oat the rava
all iAstct pests that destroy the KsowtnGroy the
cropa. Whoa mixei with the Fcrt f95 fR kde hs-t
win destroy all arubs and Worms ins thed Worn5
foil, II Kills tho Oopraoo Beetle Rotasn Bcotib o.
BuR, the Cabbage Worm and all kiniB nf and ais ki
bngs aod tntec's that attack the tbaasattRGk the
plant kale, eEg plant cauhover, cpepne IinoWer d
bsr. melon squash cRnteoups, eAsfanA nte loups d
bushes rose bushes, fruit trees and Afpit trees 4
ehrubbefT, etc, e.o.
In tender vines dust lightly on harq htIy and
plants literally. The beet tiaefe The b az
Apply tho sllicsts Ia whom vegetation v+Kststtd
from rain dew The stiioates being tn betn
shape Of tiue powder Is readily applied bEady All
OF uustinR through ooth bag baak oipta b.
the texture of fine cheese coth. WI sAse ooth
large of Cabbage or Potat0es s toe he Potatoes
dusGee It can be done quickly and eyenisaexly apd
.wo rows at tine, with our band dus dGgnur Rand
and fast urd tnary wAIk, Altd l1ary e.
our Apeats oAn supply the bags. = Nv tng bagi
VIII LEsALE RETAIL AIT. . a RgrAII.
J.,J. SMIT TH's,fITH71
FOURTH & SHIPLEYt gSYSIPI
Daily Republican., 1888-06-27

the Improved monitor OIL ssove for
13s8.

13s8.
The superiority OF the Monitor In the
important features OF safety, simplicity,
convenience, durability and heat pro.
duction, is attested by It's uninterrupted
success throughout the past Is years.
1t has achieved popularity beyond all
others. More than three hundred
thousand are now In use. For sale by
The Pickles Stove and Heater Co.,, No.
500 6hipley street. Sole agents.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-31

getting an car Of that corn and running in the
grains ON the cluck-er-lGcb dealers rs their
chips. lie got to the pen after a half hours
fox-trot on the hack track, ran his hand be-
tween the zails and tished ont the biggest
ear he could get eehoid Of ana then
turned and fox-trotted It back to
camp, in ;he meantime shelling the
corn off IN MS coat-pockot, ready for business
with tho cliuck-er-Iucke,s. The game was
undel way when be got o camp, and he was
soon seated On the ground beside al oiloloth
which was used instead of & table by the gam
blers. Betting was going Oh freely with grains
of corn for chips. and they were rated fifty
cents grain. The fellow laughed to himself
as he run his hand into his pCcllet and slipped
out a handful Of grains that he'd got at the
pen, but he said tl-lu il when he saw that they
were red
THAT fellow was mighty tiard when he seed
tho rel grains. and when all lie crowd begin
to Lass ID holler he acknowledged the corn
and he soon rolled up in his blanket and went
TO sleep, and he's told me since that he would
never try any more tricks, and l don't blame
him. SARGE.
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DICE pEER! RICE BEER

We are the sole manufacturers OF this delicious
and healthy b ycmre, which after having been an
allied by an the eminent chemists in Atlanta ia,
durin. Prohibition" and after tho most searching
scrutiny for traces of alcohol allowed to be sold
free OF state and city license ana SO also more re
Gently after further aualy2Ing in Florida. 1t fills II
long felt want for slimulont and appetizer that is
not intoxicating; pleasant TO the taste, contains
nourishmcnt and specially suited for persons Of
weak and delicate constitutions 1t has the taste OF
lager beer of tie finest favor besides, 70 add TO Us
purity and medicinal qualities is specially made Of
our celebrated world renowned original Artcsan
well water. rat up IN casos Of one dozen pin;s Of
81 % per dozen; I'VE dozen at s. rcr dozen and IN
casks often dozen each % gents per dozen. cash
mus; accompany each order Copyrighted and
patent applied for
We have no agents and none genuine unless or
dcrcd direct from
CBAMER & KEBST
PALMETTO BEEwEnT
tam Soda aud Mineral Water Wo.k7
Charleston, = g., Us. \.
d We El ufeY1 Co-
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orget BenSon'S p last yhaa seeking
reliable, prompt and never-tailing remedy for
aches and pains Of every description, such rs
hoarsencss. sore throat chest pains, torpid liver,
ague cake, weak back, kidney disease, rhcuma-
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irritating. always handy and easy of applca-
ton. They aye Inexpensive. viii Keep IN any
climate, and are always geasonablc. They fully
meet all the requirements 0f a household
remedy and Should always be kept for emer-
gencics. Benson's rlaetcrs are sold by irst-class
druggists and medicine dealers everywhere.
decl-tues thur sat yvGy Top col II T IN