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A Policeman sued for Assauit.

John slusher has, by CrAndsll Msckey, fled .
suit against Sergeant T. J. Wall Of the police
force claiming 5000 damages by resssa q
defendant on May last entering his houss and
assaulting him, breaking has nose and otherwise
injuring him and taking him 10 police SEASON
and charging him with swearing. The plaintiff
alleges that at the time Wall had not been
called into his house; that he, the plain tn
was suffering at the time with Al, having bean
subject to such attacks for years; that be was
on the door of the hall Of his own house
unconscious, and his son and others verS
holding him to prevent him biting himsen,
and that the assault was altogether without
justification and unwarranted.
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Another Cold Wave in the West.

The signal Office furnishes the following spe-
cial bulletin today: The morning weather re-
ports show the prevalence in Kansas Of un-
usually cold weather for this season Of the year.
The temperature fell last night to freezing at
Dodge City and to "a degrees at Concordia and
Wichita, which at the first two stations was the
lowest on record for the second decade of Nav
by about degrees. Severe frosts occurred in
central and eastern Kansas and central Iowa
and Light frosts in northwestern Missouri.
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THE PRESIDENT AT LEADvrLIE.
Statutes Fired and Bands Played ~ the Train
Entered the Clty.


Entered the City.
LHADvILE, Col, May 1.-The presidential
train pulled into Leadville ct TAO this morning
after an easy run Of ninety miles from Glen.
wood Springs. A great crowd greeted the
presidential party ct the station.
AS the train entered the city salutes were
fired and several bands played the national
anthem. At the depot the band, a. every band
along the route has done, played Hail to the
Chief" The stop here was only for half an
hour, and the miners made the most Of their
brief opportunity by thronging about the cars
and climbing up to shake hands with the Pre-
ident.
THE PRESIDENT GIVEN A SILVER BRICK.
The party was conducted Immediately upon
arrival to carriages and driven 10 the hotel
The streets and buildings were hand
somely decorated. At the hotel Judge L.
NJ. Goddard delivered the welcoming address
and presented to the President brick weigh
ing eighty ounces, or nearly seven pounds,
made Of Leadvile silver, ninety-nine fine. II
is an exact simile of the silver bricks as they
come to the refners. The face Of the brick
bears the following; ITO benjamin Harrison,
ers Of Is.d1i ins Many H. H 1887 ITO" ''' ''
On the reverse side was the inscript ion
'159 ,633 ,07s in twelve years."
The President, Postmaster General Wana-
maker and Secretary Rusk made short speeches,
which were received with cheers, after which
the party re-entered their carriages and were
driven to the mines, where they had q cordial
reception, and thence back to the train, which
rolled out OF the depot at 8 o'clock amid the
hearty cheers Of the populace. The demon
stration by over 200 school children was one
Of the most attractive features Of the day.
The ladies' Of the party received many beau
tiful souvenirs, including silver spoons, bullion
bars, minsralized etchings and specimens Of
flowers.
SOME OF TIE PARTY ROBBED.
1t was learned here today that some Of the
party were robbed Of small sums Of money
while at the Portland Hotel Portland Greg,
last Tuesday night It was undoubtedly the
work Of sneak thisves
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MARRIED..

CoAKLEY-wALsh. Tn Nay @, lsai st the I'm
mAc ulste Conception Church b. the Rey Father kyIn
MICHAEL 4. COAhLkl to AARcAkkT WAI-sH
both OF Washington, DC.
DIMMlCk.TAFF. ON Thursday, May 2, 1891, bx
and Miss CLARA MAY taft. both OF washington,
ID C.
HElL-ANNEsLEY. At the Cathedral, Baltimore.
Nd on September IA. 1850, by the Rev p u Dopo-
hue, OEOh0E HILL ana BELLE ANNEsIll.
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Asking $4,000 for . Life.

In the Circuit Court before Judge Cox today,
the case of Ellen Donoho, Administrative of the
estate Of Daniel Donoho. against the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company, was
called for trial This is an action to recover
$4,000 damages on account Of the death Of
Daniel Donoho in June, 1885, which. it il
claimed was the result of the conductor (Simp.
SOM striking him with bell punch and throw.
ing him of Q summer car on It'll street south
west few months before.
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FINANCIAL CRISIS IN PORTUGAL.
The Luxitano Bank Of Lisbon In q Strait
ened Condition.

The Luzitano Bank Of Lisbon In q Strait
ened Condition.
LISBON, May 1.-THE Luzitano Bank of this
city, which on last Friday was reported to be
in difficulty, has been for long time in q
doubtful condition. The institution did
. highly speculative business in underwriting
loans. It II probable that the failure
Of recent government loan sapped its re-
sources. The government refused to grant the
bank delay Of six months in which to lioui-
date, but has referred it to the tribunal Of COM
merce. 1t is estimated that on Friday and
Saturday last silver to the value Of O.. 25O, 600
was withdrawn from the banks of Lisbon. One
individual, . nobleman, drew s12, social of
which was handed him in silver, to the amuse-
ment Of bystanders. Troops guarded the doors
Of the bank.
Bills were readily discounted at from To 10
per cent by the leading banks Of the city.
The crisis il attributed to the unsatisfactorv
financial and political situation in which the
government finds itself placed. The fall Of ex-
change on Brazil and the fears Of revolution in
Portugal have locked up capital paralyzine
trade, caused Q labor crisis and thrown The
marksts open to DISASTROUS German compete
ton. The situation will soon assume q grave
aspect unless means are discovered for the un-
looking Of capital
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Mr.. Blaiue's IIluess.

The dispatch received today from New York
telling Of the illness Of Secretary Blaine Gre
ated surprise at the Department of State. No
one there had heard anything about it except
his private secretary, who says that there is
nothing serious in the attack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: ID. L.
Ross of New York city and Bessie Freeman;
Walter d. Rose and Carrie Truslow. both of
Stafford county, Va. Chas- T. Washington and
Susie E. Scott; Nsrcessor S. Greenlaw and
Susie w. Owen Of King George county, Va. 4;
Thomas o. Colburn and Hattie ID. Hardestv.
both Of Anne Arundel county. Nd; Harley L.
Robertson Of Lancaster county, Va, and
Evelyn E. Cowgirl.
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I'd EDITION.
PURSUING THE ITATA
The Charleston Leaves San Pedro
and Sails South.
POLITICAL SENSATION IN NEBRASKA.
The Reported CampbeIl-Neal
Agreement in Ohio.
THE PRESIDENT AT LEADvILLE
THE CHARLESTON SAILS SOUTH.
She Exchanges Signals With the Omaha and
POLITICAL SENSATION IN NEBRASKA.
THE PRESIDENT ATLEADv1LLE
THE CHARLESTON SAILS SOUTH.

She Exchanges Signals With the Omaha and
Leaves San Pedro.
Los ASorLrs, CAL, May ia dispatch from
San Pedro says the United States war vessels
Omaha and Charleston came to anchor OF that
place last evening aud exchanged signals.
San PEDRO. CAL, May 1.-THE cruiser
Charleston, which arrived of here at o clock
last night, remained until o'clock this morn
ing, at which hour she left, going south.
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Bose Ban che Only RON IN Balt,mor..

BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE only talk in BalN-
more today 10 about the opening of the new
base ball grounds this afternoon. An idea Of
the prevalence Of the fever may be Obtained
from the mot that some msmbers of the corn
and hour exchange waited upon Secretary
Wheatley and asked him 10 adjourn the board
ct such hour - would give al an opportunity
20 witness the game. Baltimore and bA Louie
- bottle today. i b baee bal vsathss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

For BREAKING Up A COLD use Or. ID. James
ENpectOrant, which subdues the inn animation and
heals the soreness, relieving throat and lungA
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vILLETT q RUOFY.
40 fsnnsylvanis ave NV.

'CHERE y 10 ONE ARTICLE IN TIE LINE OF
nedlsinss that g1ves larre return for the money
- good porous str-n gtheninz plaster. such Car
Ter Smart wssd and BsLsdonns bAsksche PiAstsrs
PURITY AND .wHoLEsoMENRss ARE THE
- rnysslans, indorssneRt Of An.osturA Bitter.,
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Can BE RELEASED ON BAII--The Supreme
Court Of the United States in the case OF Peter
]. Classsn, the New York city bank president,
sentenced to six years in the Erie penitentiary,
today denied the motion Of the defendant for
leave to 6lea petition for writ of man damus and
also the motion of the United States to set aside
the supercedias and stay Of proceedings The
result Of this ruling today viii be TO release Mr..
Classsn on bail and bring his case to the su-
prone Court for anal adjudication ~ the next
term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

The Y. n. g. A. Convention Adjourns.
KANSAS Crrr, Mo-, May 1.-The twenty-ninth
international convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association adjourned sine die hst
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

In the Court in General Term today JudRs
Richard B. B. Chew Of Prince Georges county,
Nd, va. on motion Il NJ. W. 1syss levin
eduttted 70 The be-.
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The viii Of the late Valentine Miller Of East
Washington was filed today. He leaves his -
tate to his wife Mary during life; eSco 10 his
granddaughter. Mary Miller, and son Ienstus
and at his wife's death the estate 10 90 be a.
vided equally between his sons lgnseus asd
John.
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Go ON DAxENaowxR's free excursion to Lees
burg. Va, Tuesday, May 10. Read particulars
In special Notice" column.
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ASSISTANT sEcnErAar sorEr Of the Navy De-
partment and Mr.. Smith, his private secretary,
will 20 10 Boston tomorrow.
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Range Of the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the readings At the signal
Office today: a. m. 6s; pm, &c. Maximum,
IS; minimum SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

TIE o. g. 8. RASeER arrived st Carinto.
Nicaragua, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

SHETLAND PONIES IScLupEp.-Assista secre-
tary spaulding has informed an Ohio firm that
in the opinion Of the Treasury Department
the term ''horses," - used in paragraph 247 of
the act Of October 1, 1890, includes Shetland
ponies, and that such animals are not embraced
In paragraph 25l Of the act, which imposes a
duty OF 70 cent I'D valorem on '.all other live
.gimala."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

LAst evening Jasper Council No. n, yr.o.U.A
=, went 10 the Ryland ME- Church, and Rev.
J. A Prios, DID,, preached . sermon on Amer
lean citissnship. Thsrs we're also large dsls-
Gatieas tseo eeA8 eeunaib pssssnA
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Funeral Of Prof. HIlxard.

The funeral Of the late Professor Hilgard
took place at o'clock this afternoon. Ssrv-
ices were held at the family residence on Rhode
Island avenue between 18th and 18th and the
interment took place at Oak Hill
The pail bearers were % follows: Honorary
Lieut.. Com. 8. NJ. Ackley, U. 8. n, coast sur
vey; Gen. W. B. Rochester, o. s. A.; Prof W.
H. Dali, Smithsonian Institution; Col. Geo. h.
Elliot, U. 8. A.; DR.. VIM. II. New, medical
museum; Commander G. 81. Davis, q. g. NJ;
Judge Arthur St. Clair Denver, Mr.. ssaton
Perry.
Active, Mr.. Herbert Ogden, Mr.. Evelyn
Hall. Mr.. Philip Gray Russell, Mr.. A. Won
Erickson, Mr.. ]. Ormond Wilson, Mr.. VAIN
right
Mrs. Hilgard has received many expressions
of sympathy from distinguished scientific gen.
tlemen and others throughout the country.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May II tclosing,: - WHEAT Nay,
ssk; July, ssH; September, saK. 0ats-Juiy, IsE;
sepsemeer, AZ, fork-yuly, INK; September.
laoa Lard-July. es9 September, &s& Ribs-
July, &o7k; September. G3sK.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, Is reported 81 special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 street
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Sr,uxs HArs

pUNLAP-s NEW YORK HATS IN
SILK AND DERBY.
Derby Hats in Cinnamon. Manila. Russst
and sold Brown colors. round and square
crown Glazed Tarpaulin Sailor Hats. nev
shape Boys Derbies 81 Ell p and upward
Genuine M.ckinaw Straw HAts. made BY DUNLAP 4
CO. OF SEw YORK. 81 81. 20 each and upward The
o<st Hat IN the market for the price.
wide brtn straw sslors for Ladies
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HABEAs CORPUS DENIED
woods and Jugtro WIN Probably Have -
Ne El~rfrc~uf~d.

The Supreme Court of the United etssss -
day affirmed the order Of the New York circufs
court denying writs Of habess corpus IN he
cases Of the prisoners Woods and yugiro, new
IN Sing Sing prison under sentence Of death by
electrocution.
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BALTIMORE. May IL - Flour duh - western
super, a1sa4.lG do. do, extra, <35sA 70; do. do,
family, &s5as.Ao; winter wheat patent, aSOsaSO;
spring wheat patent, 6oOas.2S do. do, straight,
6.2sas.s6 - receipts. 4,s4l barrels; shipments SCI
barrels; sales, i.loo barrels. Wheat = southern
steady; Fultx, Losal12; LongberTy, I.l0aLlS No.
Q, red, nrmer; spot l.lsk; the month, LII; July,
1olslolh; August, l.o44al.o4k; steamer, No. 3
red. 1.0sh-recepts, l6,022 bushels; stock lsS50i
bushels; sales, Aoeoo busheia Corn-southern
dull; white, q; yellow, n; mixed easy; spot, 74
the month, TON; July, 66xaS6,S; spot, No. g. white
1a-receipts, 1881 bushels stock, 72,eos bushels
Oats dull-No white western, 6lka69k; No. .
mixed western, slasl4-receipts. 1000 bushels;
stock $685. bushels. Rye quiet j No. 8 9s-re.
cepts 1,sto bushels; stock, 9,lSs bushels. Hay
nrm1good to choice timothy, lloOslaO0. Grain
freights quiet-steam to Liverpool I'd. per bushel:
Cork Tor orders, per quarter, Sd; cotton per
pound. s-s2d-; -four per ton in sack. Ga Cotton
nominal - middling, 81 Provisions steady, I'M
changed. Butter umettled-creamery, fancy, ga
81; rolls, hne, ~. Eggs steady-ls Coffee IN
changed. Sugar Quiet-granulated, ~. Whisky
unchanged. Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE. May II. = Baltimore and Ohio
stock. IS bid; Northern Central stock, s6H asked.
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore nfsts, s6;
Consolidated gas bonds. llsk asked; do. stock.
kIk.
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noIe, Va. has been arrested near Hsyisid,
Mont, for robhing frsaght cars q Roanoke.
The detective tracked his man q GEO miles.
John L McDu6ee, an extensive brickmakoe
and builder Of Philadelphia, has had Judgmsnts
entered ag.in:t him ssErsgAtng ee4lo9 Hi
sGaixs Ays badly Involved
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". H HoEKE.
nyee sTH AND PESSA AVE

noN'T WAIT UNTIL YoU ARE SICK BEFORE
~ trying Cartsrs Little Liver Pls buf Eet Wal ~
once You can't take them without bensa. "
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A Shit Over /. Hor,e Tr>us,

A Suit Over . Horse Transaction.
DR.. 8. O. Busey today fled suit against b.
E. Weaver to recover $500 on account Of the
purchase of . pair Of horses. DR.. Busey claims
that it was covenanted that the horses should
be sound and Of gentle disposition and that
they we're neither.
The New York Custom House Commissi0aees,
The treasury commissioner, composed Of W.
T. Hepburn, Special kgent George W. White
head and Special Agent W. 9. Chance, which has
been for the past three months engagsdir inves-
tigating the New York custom house, the apprais-
er's ONCE and the business Of the port Of New
York in connection with those Offices COM
pleted its hbors Saturday. The communion
has returned to Warrington and 10 nov en-
gagged in preparing its report, which Solicitor
Hepburn Gays he hopes 70 have ready 70 sub
init to Secretary Foster by the end Of the
week.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Chicago. Jan. 2uth. 1891,


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John Bull must be trying to give
the dying republican party boom.
At least one would so suppose from
his foolish action in attempting to
TO get the aid of the United States
Supreme Court in his controversy
with the administration over the
Behring's Sea seal fisheries. Mr..
Blaine would not have asked for any.
thing better than the latest move of
the British Government. 1t has given
him what he has never had before
the united support of the American
people. England should have learned
from experience that American
dignity cannot be trfled with with
out danger. Already u democrat,
Representative EnlOe, of Tennessee,
has introduced resolution in the
House resenting this action and de-
claring it to be in derogation Of the
dignity of the United States, and pro-
Viding that u copy Of the resolution
be sent to the British Government.
Uncle Sam hasn't much Of navy, but
he has lots Of dignity, and not even
the "Qupen of the Sea- must dare to
Tub him the wrong way.
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FORTUNATE PEOPLE,

Tie London Times says--and all
lawyers know it to be true-that
more than halfn billion dollars of
unclaimed fortunes in England, Ire
land and Wales belong to people IN
America whose forpfalhprs emigrated
from the old country. There are
also large fortunes of the same class
in Germany and other European
countries. We have gained Il
number of such claims and have
several in hand now which we rx-
pect to gain. Ii your ancestors
came from across the sea write us all
you know about it and inclOse Is
cents for reply. We charge moth
ing for investigating and if you have
ii good claim we will attend to it on
very reasonable terms.
Z. Ross. EUROPEAN CLAIMS AGENCY,
St8 50 Pearl ST., New York, n. Y.
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THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

This great institution. of which
fh, people Of this stat" are SO proud,
can be looked at from two sides.
Willie Ii IS considered RS Il fine seat
of canning. it is supported by lie tax
al the people, aud we may ask what
I.ao5 II coy lie are the bCnclciaT.eS.
L:.v Working people, who pay all
- -, directly or indirectly, receive
T,!- little UeLeht 1rcm this lnStltu-
f,o'1. l, IS argued hy some that an
tduc"llon there costs SO little that
hny man may srEd his son to ii, but
the Truth is, when II Nottingham S
son IS cid enough to go to the Uni
Vrl9Ity, his Labor is required to help
aalrGrt tie family. Some boys are
50 IL '@eErltng that they viii dc
rnVIeH 'pr thtT board Tor the sake OF
:tElninS an education, bat these are
the exception. The Phpii3 in the
University are usually children OF
the Ul.veE i''"l middle classes. and We
{, nHOt smut oar eyes TO classes how
ever We may diacLIm against 1t, SO
l"at TIE Working people are really
inIlnlH IN IhS'ltutioh 10 which
'''eJ "l@ uEEtoic 10 SeA0 their own
EEHU.l.l.
li+rc are lnominati0nal schools
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MhN the Bic Men Hold Alocf


1t is unfortunate that President
Harrison is not on terms Of intimacy
with the men OF the Republican party,
who are fICe from narrow views on
puDIjo affairs: who are in the true
sense sound in their repUbIicaEism
ana who entertain 40 cranky nDriOns.
The President Nopsn' seem TO take
Kindly to snch men. H is con;ractt Il
in his views himself An is out Of
sympathy with the conservative nat
lural- liberal members Of his party.
The cOunstls of such men are much
safe. than those who apparently in
1'uencc the President. But he dOesn t
want item. Anl that is one reason
WAY so many high miHled Rrrub-
Jeans 7re mortified 10 observe The low
degree Of craftsmanship exhibited by
many senators and representative at
Washington, in the treatment Of II
nanciu and other important topics.
The party has too splendid re-
cord 10 De handicapped by littlenpss
i'll il seat of power.-M!nnearolis
Journ"l.
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TATE OF MINNESOTA, 3.
~ COUNTY CT STLyNNs,
In Probate Cont. General Tenn, January
9Th 1891.
In the matter OF the estate of Jane NJ. David
SOL. deceased.
On Ytadinp and filing the petition OF Will
liam Davidson, Administrator OF the estate
OF Jane ! Davidson deceased, presenting
.mong other things, that he has fully ad-
miuistered said estate, and praying that a
time ard place be fixed for examining.
settling and allowing the final account Of his
administration, and for the assignment Of
the residue OF said estate to the parties en-
titled thereto 10y law.
II is ordered, that said account be examined
and petition heard, by this Court, on Monday
the Second day Of February A. ID. 1891, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office, Morris,
in said County.
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested, by
publishing copy OF this order, once in each
week, fer three successive weeks prior to
said das of nearing, in THE Sun a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at Morris
in said County.
Dated at Morris, the 5tl day OF January
A. ID. 1891.
BY the Court,
[Prob. Seal GEO. E. DARLING,
y4 Judge Of Probate.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to sny TO our citizens,
that tn: years we have been selling
Dr. Kings New Discovery for con,
sumption. Dr.. Kings Now Life Pills.
Bnckiin's Africa Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled rem,
edtcs t!,at sell rs well. or that have
given snch universal satisfaction.
We do NOT hrsiInIe TO guarantee them
every tiuie, and we stdnd ready to
JefuDL the purchase price. if salts
factory results do OF follow their
nse. These remedies have won their
great r"'' 't'"'t" on their merits.
Fvitz Buckentin. druggls'.