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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1904-3-3, Page 5Tim (Sseter Abivorate published every Thursday Morning at the. Office, — EXETER. ---By the ---- ADVOCATE PUBLISHIN COMPANY ThlitBIS 6ITI3S0RIPTI0N. One Dollar'per annum 0 paid iii advaliCe, :61.S0 0 not so paid. 73-enroxtt.oira.a• Mateo oza tion. No paper discontinued until all arrearrig es are paid. Advertisements without) Specified. directions will be published until forbid and Charged accordingly. Liberal discount made for transcient advertisements inserted for long periods. E.tery deseription of JOB PRINTING turned out In the finest style, and at moderate rates. Cheques, money orders, ite., for advertfaing, Rubscripcions, etc„ to be made payable • Sanders & Creech, ' PROPRIETO S • .1Fr Oft308 foual Cards. DR. A. 11, KINSMAN, L. 10, S., D. D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto T.InlveristY. DENTIST. Teeth extracted without euy pain, or any bad effeots Office in Fanson's Block, west side, Main street, Exeter. ALTON ANDERSON (D.D.S. rep.s DENT I ST -77--- • Honor Graduate of Toronto University and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Post Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Deritistery (with honorable mention.) • Aliutninum, Gold and Valcaulte Plates =dein the neatestananner possible. A, perfectly harmless an- aesthetic used for painless extraotion of teeth. _ Officeone door south of Carling Bros. store, Exeter. aKeetteas DR. T. P. McLAUGHLIN, MEMBER, 01' • THE College of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. 011ioe, Dash. *00a, Ont. Dr. John D. Wilson, Office and Residence, 200 Queens Ave, London Ont. Special attention paid to diseases of women. °Moe hours, 12.30 to 4 In• DICKSON St CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLI01- tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners. Solicitors for Maisons Bank, eto.. Money to loan at owest rates of interest, Offices, Main street, Exeter, I. R. CARLING, B,A., L. H. Dimon, Auctioneer J', BROWN, Winohelsea. Licened Auctioneer . for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex. also for the township of Usborne. Sales promptly attended to and terms reasonable. Sales arranged at Post Oflice WinchelSea, The Molsons Bank (Chartered by Parliament, ISH,) Head Office, Montreal. el" Capital Anthorized.... ..... $5.000,000 Paid up Capital $2,856,420 Reserve Fund. • ' " 2,720,778 JAS. ELLIOTT, General Manager. —EXETER BRANCH— Oahe hours: -10 a.m. to 3 p.m; Saturdays 10 a.m to 1 p.m. A general banking business transacted Money advanced to good Farmers at lowest rates. Savings Bank Deposits from 911 and upwards receiv- , ed. Interest allowed at highest current rates. Damson & CARLING, N. D. Noma, Solicitors. Manager. Bicycles! We are still in the Bicycle trade and this year show some fine speci- mens. The CUSHION FRAME is the Ideal wheel to ride. Prices mod- erate. New Pianos! Several New Pianos just put in stock 3 newest styles and the best makes. It will pay you to see them. You will he surprised at the LOW • PRICES at which we sell them. Organs of the Latest makes always in stock Sewing .Machines ecc• • We are leaders in Sewing Ma- chines --the best machines that the • trade produces are on onr floor for ' your inspection ; also repairs Need- ' les, etc., for`all kinds t•)f sewing ma- chines, always on hand. Call aud see us if in necd of any of the above. S 'MARTIN YOU .A.RE QUITFI RI949:1 When you insist on having Harvey Bros Flour Our STAR riLotm is made from the choieest Ontario and Manitoba wheat. The quaotity a our WHEATLET has been improved by sterilizing it 10 lbs. for 250. Give it it. trial. It is "A FOOD" not A "FAD.', • Our facilities for the handling of the chopping trade are unsurpassed, The new V'eesot grimier is giving gretit $atistietion. HA.RVEII BROS. Millers. oblas, hoarseness, and other threat kiltuents are nalekly relieved by Vo.pb-eteso, teat tablets, telt cerits ter box All druggists. We know what all good doe - tors think of kyer's Cherry Pectoral. Ask your own doc- tor and find out. He will tell herry ectorai you how it quiets the tickling throat, heals the inflamed lungs, and controls the hardest of coughs. P-Ayerts Cherry Pectoral is well known in iiur family. We think It is the best naedteine 'In the world tar coughs and colds." • Kano Tantrism), Petaluma, Cal. 250,50e., gam.' e. a. A.YER 00., 41.43,Grournglesem Lowell. Mass. Li lenalisameasisamma liard Coudhs- s One of Ayer's Pins at bedtime will hasten •recovery. Gently laxatiVes Clanilebt ye. my. and Mrs. Milton Sholts, Cali- fornie, formerly Of this place, are vis- iting friends in this vicinity.—Mr. Ar- thur Shrifts, of is on .a visit to friends .here, ---.Grip and nne.um mita are raging around here, hardly a fam- ily inissing and in some families one member tIaGt19 t Wait on the other.— Miss Blaekviell, school teacher, is on the sick list. Miss Ryan. of Liman, is taking her Place.—Me. Allen Black- well, of London, visited his mother here last week.—The entertainments held by the EngliSh chnrch of this place on Monday and Tuesday evenings of last week was largely attended, the hall being.crowded both nights. —Miss Minnie Patton is visiting friend's in London.—\1s. Alvin Chin n ngharin w ho has been seriously tiae past In 0 n h, is, ive.are. pleased to state; convales- eing.—Mrs. John Nevill, of London, is visiting her sister here.—Miss Maria Morley, is in London attending her sister, who is Geo. Andrews, of Parkhill, spent a few days her- dur- ing the week. Meedlliviay DCAT'EL—The death of a loving fath- er, kind husband and valued friend, whose presence has always helped to alleviate the many adversities of life, is indeed a sad blow, but to -day the battle is o'er and he rests at peace•wtth all the world. The subject of out. sketch is Mr. Joseph Witherspoon, •of Lot 20, Con. 9, who departed this life on Tuesday, Feb. 23rd, at the age of 59 years, &months and 19 days. • De- ceased had -been oiling for some time with a severe attack of inflammation of the lungs and this soon broke down his constitution, which. hitherto , had always been rugged and of the hardi- est nature, and he gradually sank • an; the vital cord was snapped: It is1 it number of .years since Mr. Wether - spoon came to this township aed set- tled in the mH midst of the forest. e was a man of unusual strength and energy and contributed much to make the township what it is to -day. He was industrious, shrewd and careful, and possessed in a wonderful .degree the qualities which almost invariably bring success in life.• He was, also, thormighly upright and honorable in all his dealingssein short he was in every respect it worthy and useful cit- iien and te kind and obligiog neighbor. The funeral took place on Thursday to St. James' church cemetery and Was lOrgely attended. ver • "When the butter won't .come put a penny in the churn," is an •old time dairy proverb. It often • seems to work though no one has ever told why. . ' When mothers are worried because the children do not gain strength and flesh we say give them Scott's Emul- sion. It is like the penny in the milk because it works and because there is something astonishing about it. Scott's Emulsion is simply a milk of pure cod liver oil with some hypophosphites e.specially prepared for delicate s tom achs. • Children take to it naturally because they like the • taste and the remedy takes just as naturally to the Children be- cause it is so perfectly adapted •to their wants. For all ,weak and pale and thin children Scott's Emulsion is the most satisfactory treat -I mcnt, • We will send you! the petitty, 11. e., sample free. Be sure that this picture in the formol a 1711)cl is on the I Wrappce of every bottle of Emulsion you buy. SCOTT BOW NE, Chemists, 1 Totonto, Otitario. 13oWl. sop rind $1,0e1 aft druggistS. ForscaStS for'Mardi. 41 R. Hicks has isisued the ft:4- 1oWing ,fOreeitste, for the month of I The moon on or near the equatoeilt I Mara means that it is at or ewer its Ile vs, or full,. And When tins DOODY§ with the moon 10 perigeee, or neareSa I the eartn, the chances of violent storms and tidal Waves are greatly I multi plied. •During thepreseut email Iwo have twe foli metope, eatib of them near perigree a the co nit tor, and One neW 111000 On the eeleStral equater, The first storni period foe Mit rch woll be central on the ist, 2ncl and 8rd. 'If the moon Were on'the eelestini equatdi'' forty-eight botire eitieler, we would pot the first day of the Month down es a danger clay. As it is, violet -it -fads-. nth: and-equitmetial peeturliatiOns need bob sorprise any reader :of these .fore-. 1 ea s ts an y evb ere from -theist to the atle 1Theee stoerns will be or i. tropictil ebarneter inall southern directionsa with probable daeger 00 south eciests,, , while rains W ill. tutto snow zerds over most parts Of the country ; nort h wit rd. A • sharp cold wave for the: season With high 'barometer, will follow the storms It this time.. I The neSt storm peen:id is central on ' the Oth, eitending from the 5t-,11 to the 8th. The baretnetee will begin tailIng end the tenverature rising in- westeen parts by the 5th; and during the Ot h. to the St h elnsive, more active clis torte aecee, with van, wind and snow will take Lip their march etistwasti IteroeS the country. A pereeptiblesoftening of the .elte men ts will return on and touching the Ilth,.12th and 130, and merited storm conditions, 'followed by more rain,' turning. to snow: northward; will be most natural an and ithont these days, Tbe Mercury peeiod which is central an the; 20th may precipitate sleet storine at this period and threatening, cloudy weathee will most likely be pro- longed into storm period nest follow - dug, For more.than 25 yettrs, We have, annitally-'; called attention to the fact that our globe passes a crisis ofmag- netic, electric, seisniicand equinoctial portebations, within forty-eight hours of March the iitb. The new and fall' moons being removed from this period this year, this animal period may be modified this month and its disturb- ances largely deflected into theperieds- next before and after it. We will name the 16th to the -21st as one of the most general, active trod dangerous periods of disturbance in March. Mercury, Vulcan and Earth will all centralize their perturbing in- fluencee into this period, while :the •Moon will be new, or in conjunction with Earth and Sun on the 161h, and 'on the celestial equator on the 17th. Thnnder storms, equinoctial gales and tidal waves, seismic phenomena, all followed by ,March, blizzards north ward and. a. sweeping high baroeneter and cold wave, are the things to he leoked for8t this time. General and destructive sleet will be most natural northwitrd during this Mex-eury period. The 23rd and 24thare central daysof a reactionary storm period. On and -touching these dates lookfor return of marked stet m conditions attended by heavy rain •southward, • turning to sleet, snow and very; disagreeable, stormy weather hi central and north sections. The ,Vrilean storm period covering the last five days of March and reachinginto'April„ will culminate cin the ;29th, 30th and 31st in violent storms and dangerous tidal waves. Moon and equator, in perigee and fa, as at the first of the month, will in- tensify seismic shakes, tropical storms and blizzards. •• HUMOr of the Iipur. , . "Wouldn't you enjoy your dinner More if yott had earned it?" "No," aeswered Meandering Mike, "I wouldn't eink of intradin' any mer- cenary considerations into dis season of hospitality an' good cheer."—Wash- ington Star. . t Briggs—Do you have the courage to take a cold bath on these winter morn- ings? Griggs—Indeed I do. But I missed it this morning. Biagga--What was the trouble? Griggs—There was no hot water. -- Town. Topics. • • Little 'Henry's Slate. WHEN A GURL IS • WOIR.K.IN SOMETHING FOR CRISMUS SHE IS GENRULL,Y WURKIN SOMEBUDDY FOR SOMETHING. —Chicago Tribune: She—I have two very dear friends— Agnes and Florence. He—Which is the more popular? "Oh, Agnes is much more popular than Florence—among the girls." "Introduce me to Florence. I am partial to good-looking girls."—Kan- sas City Jc•urnal. Sportsman—Any good hunting in this part of the country? • Native—Lot's of it. Sportsmana-What kind of game• ? Native—No „,:same at all, Just hunt- ing.—Illustrated Bits. In the play, of courte, the villain is ahvays properly chastised by the hero; but in real life, unfortunately, it fre- quently liappen that the villain is six feet tall and a good boxer.—Puck. Kalling—You haven't got that splcndid butler now? Mrs. Parvenit—No, he was a fraud. Mrs, Kalling--Indeed? Mrs. Parvenu—Yes, he forgot him- self once and neglected to drop his so we diseovered he wasn't Eng- lish at all. --Philadelphia Ledger. A Volcano --"What is a volcano?" asked the teacher, "A mount 111) with a fire inside," said A smile of comprehension spread over the puzzle.d face of the - smallest Scholar as she asked, stirpriedly, "Is that a rnopntain range ?"—Harper's Magazine, Reeder—Scott seld a clever thing to. day; said that luck is a gcnd bit like lightning, for it seldom strikes twice in the same place. Reedef —Yes, arid as a rule neither of them needs to. Pelmsylvania ranch Humor of the ROW- kl?Vouldn't• you enjoy your dinner more if you had earned it? "No," answered Meandering Mike, "I weuldn't dink of intrudin' any mer- cenary considerations into elis 'seasy's of hospitality an' good cheee"eeWash- ington Star, Briggs—Do you have the courage to take a cold oath Aciefiese winter morn - hies? Griggs—Indeed I dc-. But I missed it this morning, Briggs—What WEIS the trouble? Griggs—There was no hot water Town .* Ton Topics: Little TrIenry's Slate. •WHEN A GORY- IS • lArORKIN SOMETHING FOR CRISMUS SHE IS • GENRI.JLL'k SOAIEBUDDY FOR SOMETHING. —Chicago Tribune. She—I have two very dear friends— Agnes and Florence, He—Which is the more popular? "Oh; Agnes is much more popular than Florence—ameng the girls." "Introduce me to Florence.' I am partial to good-looking girls."--Kan- Sas City Jc.-urnal, EXETER .MTL dANGlilD EACH VNliDA Wheats.... . . • . Barley, . „ , 40 Oats.. „ • ,..„ 30 Polls , , , , , 00 le Potatoes, per bag, ......, 75 te. Hay, per ton..., „ .. 8 00 '8 00 Float', per esvta roller.— '2 50 per lot) ibs 5 00 5 00 Live hogs, pet, OW t 4, Dressed Bogs— 5 75 f25 Shoets per cwt t•A5 95 Bran per cwt. ... , .8 8d Sport:stud-re--Arty good hunting in thia part Lef the country? Native—Lot's of it. Sporternaa—W hat ktrid' of gamer Native—No game at all, Just hunt,' iiig—Illuetrated: Bits.. • In the play, of course, the villain is always properiy chastised by 'the hero-, but in real life, unfortunately, it fre- queatly happens that the villain is six feet tall and a good boxer.—Puck. Mrs. Kalling--You haven't got that splendid butler now? • • Mrs. Parvenu—No, he was a fraud. Mrs. Kalling—Indeed? Mrs. Parvenu—Yes, he forgot him- self once and neglected to drop his s," so we discovered he wasn't Eng- lish at all.—Philadelphia Ledger. A Volcano.—"What is a volcano" asked the teacher. "A mountain with a fire inside," said One. • A smile of 'comprehension spread over the puzzled face of the smallest scholar as she asked, surprisedly, "Is that a mountain range?"—Harper's Magazine. • Reeder—Scott said a clever thing to- • day; said that luck is a gcod bit like iigntning, for it seldom strikes twice in the same place. • Heeder—Yes, and as a rale neither of them needs to.—Pennsylvania Punch • Bowl. "Do you think you could ever marry for,NmorButey?" I'm sure I could Soon learn to love a girl who had a million or two."—Chicago Record -Herald. . "I told you she would dismiss you if I came' in between." "Yes, she has, all right, but you're a dead one, too." "She told me everything between us was at an end."—Cincinnati Commer- cial Tribune. Willie—Mamma, I told Aunt -Helen she grew homelier every day. . Mrs. •SlimsonL-You didn't tell her I :said so, did you? "I had to, or she would have Whip- . ped me."—Brooklyn Life. "What are they ' gdingto do when they' get through tearing up the streets ?" "Lay 'em down again, of course! How else would anybody be able to tear 'em up later on, silly ?"—l3alti- mere News. . "They say that, after seven rehear- sals, Charlie Swimmington actually stufnbled through the wedding cere- mony." "Overtrained, I, suppose."—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Playgoer—I suppose the leading lady is very happy after getting all those bouquets. " -13sher—Oh, no. She only got fivc. Playgoer -- 'Gracious! Isn't that enough? Usher—No; slit paid for six, I be. lieve.--Philadelphia Press. Dude—They say cigarettes will turn the skin yellow. Mrs. Prim—That's so. Every time 1 catch iny boy smoking he gets tanned. —Mail and Express. "You look like a regular beer guz- zler. Don't your thoughts ever rise above beer?" "Yes, mum; I often tink of de fif- teen cent drinks. But what's de use 11, hen a gent ain't got de price?"—Kan- sas City Journal. "We used to think she was a lazy girl." "Yes; tint was when she was poor.'' "How about it now?" "Why, now that she is rich, we mere- ly note the evidence of lassitude and ennui."—Chicago Post. William Nelson Cromwell, represent. ative of the French Panama canal coin mission, recently called on President Roosevelt in Washington. Mr. Croira well is something of a sportsman, and during the interview he told the Presi- dent a sporting anecdote. "Some years ago," he said, "I spein a week in Germain:, shooting small game. To a German acquaintance I happened to remark that I preferred Os shoot in Africa, because there was a spite of danger in the sport there." "Ach,' said my friend, 'you like a spice of danger mit your sport, eh ? Den you go outi shooting mit me. De last time 1 go I shoot nsine brudea in-law in the leg.' "--BoSton Post. A certain hetel proprietor chance(' to glance out of a rear window and saw his new waiter chasing a chieken about the yard, "What have yoti in that bowl ?" cle- !needed the hotel Irian. 'Mushrooms," responded the nem waiter. "Der's a gentleman dat wants chicken smothered Wid mitshrooms, en Ah'in tryin' to smother him, sah."— Chicago News —vittcret.i,f.< s. Anderson, Jacksonville, Fla., daughter of Recorder of Deeds, West, who witnessed her signature to theifollowing letter, praises Lydia E Pinkhant's Vegetable Compound. " ,,DRA,R Mits. PIN15ILI:11; --There are but few wives and mothers who hairs not at tones endured a4ronies and such pain as only women know. I wish 54011, women knew the value of 143dia Pinkbam's Vegetable Com- pound. It is a remarkable mecliehne, different in action from. any I ever knelv and thoroughly reliable. • "I have seen many cases where women doctored for years without per - 1. =anent benefit, who were eurecl in less than three months after taking your Vegetable Compound, while otherswho were chronic and incurable came out cured, happy, and in perfect health after a thorough treatment with this medicine. I have never used. it myself vvithottt gaining great benefit. A few doses rest4tres my strength and appe- tite, and tones up the entire system. Your medicine has been tried and. found true hence I fully endorse it." Airmenson, 225 Washing- ton St., Teeksurville, Fla. — g5000 forfeit if original of' above letter preying genuineness can- not be produced. • No other medicine for women' has received such vridespread and un Bed endorsement. No other medthne has snoh a record of cures of female troubles. Refuse -to bu3r any substitute. Eibbett FARM SOLD.—Mi. .Ta tries Barry :hes sold his farm on the 4th concession of • Ilibbert to slatimond Mattbers. bis nei ghl)nr,itit z21()). The fit i ro.. von- • t a his 50 acres suet isone ut the beet in the township. It adjoins Mrs. Mat- thews present farm and gives him, e splemlid fai in oe 250 neves. Pa-esEsi'alios.--A few evenings ago the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Met h- erd was thronged with a large con- course of people uios&lyuld friends :zncl neighbors who had e'ssenibled to pnr- ticiptite in the a Musements of the ev- ening:and also to hid Me: and ;Mrs. Metheral a. kindly farewell, prior to their departure for Mitehell. The fore- part of the evening WaS spent in genic s nd social intercourse, after which re- freshments were served. At, this junc- ture the co awn ny wn s called to order and Mr. and elm Metherel •then r - • sented with a handsome couch. . The gift .was ileCOnipan led by an Addrese, expressive Of the most cordial feelings for the reeipien ts by every one present. Mr. Metherel replied in a short speech in which he heartily thanked his friends for the sentiments expressed and for the valuable present which he would .prize most highly on account of the givers, Be'also expressed great regret at leaving the neighborhood, where belied lived the Whole of his life-, and consequently knew and made friends with all, Mrs. Metheral alsn tesponded by saying her greatest re- gret was the leaving cif old associates After a few more hours of social inter- efiurse the vests repaired to their re- spective homes, after wishing Mr. and Mrs, Metherel every happiness in their new home. We heartily recommend theni to the people of Mitchell and trust they will receiye it welcome they justly deserve. artts Book el cool READ ()FEICK, MONTREAL Capital Paid Up Rest - 6,000,000 2,700,000 A genet -It', .Banking business transacted. ' Interest ab mostlavorable current rotes allowedott Savings Bank accounts and Deposit Reeeipts. Commercial Letters of Credit assned, available it Jal'an and Other foreign uountries, Travelling Letters of Credit issued to travellers In all parts of the world, ' . THOS F2E1lE, GENERA!, MANAGER. • E.P.KEEDEN, Sun ot)Baartoitrs & Camp Issramols cREDITONI owr. W_ S. CHISHOLM, Me ringer. ROLLER MILLS •*000t,o-ao occothcoc-Qou We are giving excellent satisfaction since Re- modelling our mill. • GRISTING and CHOPPING - DONE PROMPTLY. SIIVEITZER Wood's Phosphodlue, The Great Engilabitemstis, is an old, well estab- lished and nalabls preparation. Masbasu prescribed and mast over40 years. ?1,141rnp,s- gists in the Doman= of Canada sell •asia recommend as being the GE1Y raeaieine*e its kind that caresemli gives universal satisfaction. It promptlyto:all permanenth, cures all forms of Nervous 'Break, ness, Emissions, Sperma' torrltaa Impolenso, and all effects of abuse or excesses ; the excessive UN of Tobacco, Opium or Stimulants, .1ffee/tel and Brain Worry, all of which lead to Inlirmity. Insanity, Consumption and an Early Grave. Price $1 per package or six. for $5. One vnii please, sixwill cure. Mailed prompty on 1.411. cexpt of price. Send for free pamphlet. Iiddresg The Wood Cow:pony, Windsor, One', Canada, Woods Phospl.odine is sold in Exeter 1),•1 sErowet- ing. andLutz, Druggists. Before and After, TO Ffillkin Chopping and Roiling. Give 13S it cell when you W7-1111; chop- ping or rolling done. - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED:. Mill at Electric Light Plant. Snell & Blatohford. 1 Offer to the Sick el ONE DOUR'S 1111 WORTH OF MEMBIE FREE As A TRIAL ij DR. SLOCIA/1. Lung Specialist o Every Sufferer with Consumption,'Catarrh, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Pulmonary and Bronchial Troubles If you have any of the following symptoms it means that the germs of consumption are in your system. Accept Dr. Slocura's generous 'offer% • Are your lungs weak? Do yoh Cough 7 Do you have pains iuthe chest 7 Do you spit up phlegm? Is your throat sore and Inflamed? Is your appetite bad? Db you have night sweats? Are you losing flesh? Are you pale, thin and weak? Do yott have ringing in the ears? Do you haVe hot flashes? Is there dropping in tne throat? Is the nose dry and Stuffy? nave you a coated tongue? Call your dis'ease what you i1l these symptoms indicate that you have in your body the sod; of the most dangerous of maladies. In order to let all people know the marvellous power of his system of treatment, Dr. Slocum has decided to give free to all sufferers as it test his free trial treatment. ,ONE WEEK'S TRIAL OF DR. SLOCUM'S SYSTEM OF TREATMENT FREE Nothing could be more reasonable, more generous than Dr. Sloomn'sroffer. , The Slocum System of Treatment has cured thouso,tels and tens of thousands of cases of consumptioli in all stages of the disease. A system of treatment that accomplishes more than any one remedy Can ever accomplish. A system of Complete medicinal rind tonic food treatment theedotroys And Camino:to ell tuber, eulosis germs and poison from the system and assiitts nature ni building up healthy ;wig and body tissue, Inc esseatiat functions foe a permanent. cure. Accept 1)r, Slocum's offer to day and to Cured at hoine among friends and loved one6;. Simply write to /3r. T. A, Slocum, Limited, I79 Xing Street West, Do 01110, Canada, mention yOtir druggist's. name, and state your post arid express offices, and you will teceiVe the treatment proraptly by express, Mentioa this paper. 6.4