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r*mmmmm«&* m i*'-> ; : V i S> ! 1 *.'. k • M *>>] ) i 4 4 •i 1\ WAlMWfl |ffi-trifIOK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 1894. DENTISTRY. 1894-1894. £>r. P. L Ooe, Graduate Qf Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, and son of and. successor to the late Dr. H. A. Coe, wcrald inform Ms friends and patientB that he -roll visit professionally the places for- merly visited by him twiooeach year, and remain as stated below viz: Clayton, from May 8 to May 22 LaFftrgoyille, from May 83 to June 5. Alexandria Bay, from June 5 t o June 19 Plessis, from June 19 to June 25 Theresa, from June 36 to July 10 Hedwood, from July 10 to July 24. Hammond, from July 24 to Aug. 14. Bossie, from Aug. 14 to Aug. 31. Ox-Bow, from. Aug. 21 to Aug. 27 . Philadelphia, from Sept. 11 t o Oct. 9 3Svans Mills, from Oct, 9 to Oct. 22. Thoresa, from Oct. 28 to Nov. 13. Clayton, from Nov. 18 to Nov. 27. My prices are reduced, and all dental psrations performed and warranted to give .ataafaction or the money \yill be refunded. Dr. Ooe will hereafter visit Theresa four times eaoh year. The remainder of the above mentioned places he will visit semi- axmuallv, and would thank the public for tiie liberal patronage received during the past 19 years, and requests a continuance of the same, All work warnnted. D. L. OOB. D. I). 8. DENTISTRY. 1894—1894, Or.F.A.Qaudett, thankful for the liberal p&tjronage received during the last 83 yesfre, takes this method of informing the p-jj>lic that he has the f anilities and i s pre- parsdtodoallwarfcintheline of Dentistry in th e most approved form, and will visit the followine named places during the Summer and Pall, viz : Hammond, from May 81 to Ma y 28. .Redwood, from May 39 to June 11. Philadelphia, from June 11 to June 25. Theresa, from June 25 to July 2. Lafargeville, from July 2 to July 16, Omar, from July 16 to July 23. Alexandria Bay, from July 38 to Aug. 11. Kedwood, from Aug . 13 to Sept. 3 . Hammond, from Sept. 8 to Bept. 18. Eossie, from Sept. 18 to Sept. 24. Brasier Corners, from Bept, 24 to Oct, 1. Pope's Mills, from Oct. 1 to Oct. 13. Edwardaville, from Oct. 15 to Oct. 28. Morristown, from Oct. 23 to Nov. 5. Brier Hill, from Nov. 5 to Nov. 19. £ shall adhere strictly to the above time- tatile and would request my patients to call early in my stay and make their en gagements, so that 1 may have ample time to d o their work \wlile I remain. ALL WOBS GixiJ t ASTBED BATISFACTOBY Or. GEO. A. GOE'S 1884 DENTAL CARD. 1894. Dr. Geo. A. Coe, graduate of the Penn- sylvania College of Dental Surgery, will nave a temporary office in the towns that he has usually visited, professionally, for tne past 23 years, and will remain only as mentioned in his oard below. Dates for summer and fall of 1891 Theresa, from June 5 to June 26. Ox-Bow, from June 36 to July 3 . Philadelphia, xrom July 3 to July 24. Black River, from July 24 to Aug. 7. Evans Mills, from Aug. 7 to Aug. 21, Theresa, from Aug. 21 to Srpt. 11. Depauville, from Sept. 11 to Oct. 2. Lafargeville, from Oct 2 to Oct. 16. Alexandria Bay, from Oct. 16 to Nov , 6, PlessiB, from Nov. 6 to Nov. 13. Redwood, from Nov. 13 to Nov. 27. Theresa, from Nov. 27 to Deo. 19. Dr. Ooe will endeavor to keep the above dates, and as be i s alone at present, and dental operations often require more than one sitting to complete them, it will ^e well for those who are intending to have work done.iomnke their appointments at once. Dr Coe will be at Ms home oflke, i n Theresa, four timeecacb. year, but will only visit the remaining villages once every six months. Prices will remain as low as good work can be done. Dr. Ooe has purchased the exclusive right to use in tbe above mentioned towns, The'Dental Electric Vibrator, Dy the use of which teeth can now be extracted without pairymd with perfect safety to any patient, Au dental operations performed and war- ranted to give satisfaction or money re- funded. All work warranted. ., GEO . i. OOK. 0. D. R. T5T AT THE; CHILDREN'S SUITS! -AND- KNEE PATS) TS AND YOUTH'S OL0THIK-.—\\ \We havo an assortment that •*fill compare favorably with any Qfjhar in the city, and we guarantee the prices as low. Inepept them beforeiyou pur- chase Aiiffer, •3, Fulfllc Square, Ox>p. iVuBhillstOii St. WE 'km vm MMUS, YOURAXTTEKX ION IS CALLED TO THE GBBAT ENGLISH REMEDY Gray's Specific Medicine, • IF YOU SUFFER K < ™» 8 Debility, Weakness of Body and Mind, BopoMnatorrhea, and Impotency, and all diseases -tliat arise from over indulgence and self abiiSB, as Loss or Memory and Power, Dlm- jaess oxvlsion, Premature Old Age, and many other diseases truit lead to Insanity j r Consump- tion and an early grave, write for our pamphlet 'Addrjk 8KA.Y MEDIOINB CO., Buffalo. N. Y The SpsBMo Medicine is sold by all druggists a $1.00 per package, or six packages for 86,00 o sentljy.nioil on receipt ofmdnoy, and with every 5 5 c G u rf >it w K GUARANTEE snoneyjMmdea- Ki??uh account of counterfeits, we have adopt ed theSSitow Wrapper, the only geuuina. GBAKi sold In watertown ana guarantees to' sued By Samuel Felt & Oo„ M.Court streets and ionfVMjtSSr&iOo. EomangBlcek EMINENTLY SHGCESSFULLY, HIS ROMS ARE CROWDED! EVEBYBOPT SATISFIED I, A. MCCLELUN, M. D., 0ELEBEATED SPECIALISE formerly In charge of the electrical and surgical department of the Von Graff Uedijal Institute, Hot Springs, Arkansas will be AT THIJ WOODRUFF HOUSE. V7ATBKTOWN. N. T„ TUESDAY, AD6DST 14 1894 DR. MCCL'RLLAN, has been connected with the largest hospitals in the country, and has no superior in diagnosing and treating diseases, and deformities. He will give $50 for any case that he cannot tell the disease and where located in five minutes. He will return to Watertown e very- four -weeks this year. Treats all curable Medical and Surgical Diseases, Acute and Chronic Catarrh, Diseases of the Bye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs, Dys- pepsia, Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kid- neys, Liver, Bladder, Chronic Fe- male and Sexual Diseases. EPILEPSY OR FITS CURED. A rOSlTIYE aUAKAHTEE, YOUNG MEN and MIDDLE AGED MEN suffering from Spermatorrhea and Iinpoteacy, as the result of self abuse in youth or excess in mature years and other causes producing some of the following effects, as emissions, blotches, debility, nervousness, dizziness, confusion of ideas, aversion to society, defective memory, and sexual exhaustion, which uflts tbe victim for busi- ness or marriage, are permanently cured by remedies not injurious. BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. Syphilis and complication, as sore throat, fall- ing of the hair, puln in the bones, eruptions, etc., are perfectly eradicated without using mercury or other injurious drugs. Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Stricture, and all Urinary and Kidney Troubles are speedily cured by treat- ment that has never failed. He undertakes no incurable cose, but cures thousands given up to die. Remember the date and come early, as his rooms are always crowded wherever he stops. EXAMINATIONS FREE! Correspondence solicited and confidential. Address, P O. Drawer 174, DR. I. A. MoOLELLAN Germania Infirmary, 186 Morgan St., Buffalo, N. Y. A GOOD! o -i LOOKING )• o [TRUNK OB TRAVELING: Is a recommendation in itaelf. We enrry the most extensive line in Watertown, You can find every shape imaginable; Spend a fe w minutes in making a personal inspection. The time will be well spent and may save yo u several dol- lars. O.H.TUBBS. Is Public Square, WATB^TOWM. N. *. THIS WOODRUFF HOUSE GROG STORE IDE BEST PLACE FOB Medicines Drugs, Toilet and Fancy Articles Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces and Druggists' Sundries. RPESCRU'TIONS CAKHFULM COMPOUNDED vroraoB TO CREDITORS. L^l Maiiy miller's estate. In pursuance of an order of Bon. Ross O. Scott, Surrogate of. Jefferson county, notice Is hereby given, ac- cording to law. to all persons having claims Against Mary Miller, late of the town dt Brown* ville, in said county, deceased, that they are required to present Che same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, the exe- cutor, fie., of said deceased, at the law office of J. A. McConneU, Opera House, city of Wn- tejftown. N. T., on or before the lataoy of S-dptein. ber, 18,94. *^ Bated February 20, 1894 FRED FUESS, Hxeoutor, &o W EDDING STATIONEII^.-A Vint Line of the Latest Style eaual to ergraKUjjj at-tne BB-UHIOH OFFICE.. THE RAVEN. 8omo Facts and riuioloa About tlio Alleged Bird of 111 Omen. The raven has ovor been reokonotl as a bird at ill omen; boing said t o (orobodo death' and carry contagion. The former Idea is beliovod to have arisen from tho faot that thoy follow armies, expecting to find bodies upon whloli to feod. The lattor notion is a mere offshoot of th e foriuor, it being tho rule that pestilence follows war and sluj-s as relentlessly as th o sword. I n Marlowo's poem outitlod \The Jew of Malta,\ I find the following fouriine al- lusion to the \ill boding\ raven: Liko the sad presaging raven that holds l'ho sick man's ])a.-.»port in hor hollow beak And in the shadow of tho silent night Doth shako contagion from her sablo wing. Joyianus Pontanus tells the story of n grent battle botweon ravens and kites whjoh was fought in the forest near Bono- vontuni th o day boforo the bloody engage- ment between human combatants took placo on the same ground. \The skirmish botweon tho birds,\ ho says, \prognosti- cated the battle and was held as boing prophetic.'' Nicetas speakB of a battlo be- tweon crows and rayons as presaging tho interruption of tho Soythian invasion o£ Thraco. He also tolls us that his frlond, a Mr. Draper, in middlo ago and good health, was warned of his speedy death by two ravons flying into hi s chamber win- dow. The classical aocount says that Cio- oro was forewarned of approaching death \by the fluttering of ravons.'' Maoauley goes furthor, declaring on the evidence of an old iogond that ravens en- tered the groat orator's room and pulled tho covers off his bod on the very day of hismurdos. Tho\Athenian Oracle\ (pago 476 of tho supplomout volume) declares that when ravons forsake- tho woods wo may look, for famluo and pestiieuoo, be- cause \ravens bear the character of Sat- urn,' the author of tho above uamedcalam- itios, and have a vory early perception ot tlio bad disposition of that planot.\ In Maoauley's \History of St. Kilda,\ pago 174, there is a n allusion to the wonderful foresight of ravens, He says: \Of all in- spired birds, ravons were accounted the most prophetical. According to the lan- guago of that district (St. Kilda), 'to have tho foresight of a raven' is t o this day a provorbiol expression,\—St. Louis Ke- Duhlic Wliore Ho Drow tli© TAno. Judge W . W. Walling, who had been lolding court out in tlio late Judgo Marr's >ld district midor a special appointment 5y tho governor, told a characteristic story if Marr. Tlio latter thouyh a sticker for ihe dignity of tho bouch, was a great pipe imokor and allowed tlio attorneys the jrivilcgo of smubing in court. On ona oc- msion ho was trying a murder case at Dnrrizo Springs, in which thero was much mppresaed uxci turnout and so much had Icollng that i t was foarod troublo might )roak out at any moment. Lato one after- loon, whilo tho opposing counsel were irguing the case and the iVolings of the ipeotators wore wrought up to tlio highest )itoh, a solid uldiiiiii-u fitting just under ihe judge's stand deliberately filled his >ipo, and with a graceful sweep of his inn drew th e parlor match aoross his onus pnnts leg in suoh a fashion as to ight it with a loud, sharp crack. Tho murt and jury wore started, and ovnyLuUy ookod around in a startled mannor, as if ixpocting a general fusillade to follow, vhoroupon Marr quickly apprehended tho lituation and rebuked the pipe smoker ibout ns follows: \ Gentlemen, tho court tolerates smok- ng in the courtroom. In faot, tho court imokos itself, but it must draw tlio lino at pntlemen lighting their pipeB with their ix shooters.\—Galveston {(owa. In a Tight Place. Adolphus—(Who is engaged to one of the Spinister twins) -You do look alike, and some people can't tell you apart, but I have no difficulty. You have beautiful hair, which Ethel lacks entirely. The Odd Twin—PleaBe, A.dolphus, dear, I am Ethel. Now that we are engaged there should be no secrets between us. I know you will lovo me a'il th e same, and I will tell you all. My beautiful hair is th e result of my havinsused th e new discovery, Bustmell's Hair Hestorative; and what a change it has produced 1 Everybody useB it now. All druggists; $1. Bold by H. H. Rice, Watertown; W. T. Bascom. Alexandria Bay; Daniel Pish, Adams, ja. B. Bushnell, LaFargeville; Dr W. A. Vincent, Three-Mile Bay; A. T. Smith, Theresa; M, P. Collins & Son, Nor- wood: Joseph Bellville, Clayton; W. E . BoycS; Henderson, Power's Hotel drug store, Koehester. Trial bottles sent to any address, express prepaid, on receipt of $1. Address Dr. H. N. Bushnell, Cape Vincent N. Y . A. TJsoful Man. She— He's a bad scholar and a poor ath- lete. Why don't the college authorities put him out, anyhow? He—But you ought to hear his college yelll . Self Assurance, Father—That young man of yours might just as well live here. Daughter—That's what he proposes to do after we are married. Artistic Auto-suggestion. I recollect that at the dress rehearsal of \Hamlet\ M. Jlounet-Sully was late. The stage was waiting. I sent to have him summoned, by the call boy. He re- turned inamoment and told ine that M. Mounet-Sully could not come down from his dressing room then because his cos- tume was not quite ready. \Whatl I t •was finished a week ago, that costume. It was tried o n and worn. It i s com- plete and perfect.\ Yes,' th e costume was complete, but under his doublet W. Mouhet-Sully wore braces, and a t the last moment he had considered that he must have black ones—mourning braces —because Hamlet was dressed from head to foot in the \trappings and the suits of woe. Those lower strata of costume had annoyed him. \The public would not see them, but I should see them.\ This was not the auto-sugges- tion of Talma, but the sentiment comes from the same need—the need for the artist to believe himself the character he playB, the hero he represents.—Jules CVirette in North American Review. Tender Foot- Summer pedestrians suffer from ten- der feet to a great extent, and the trou- ble is generally attributed to th e shoes and the heat. Wide toed shoes are ob- tained, but after every long walk the feet are sore, and several days are re- quired to heal them. To prevent this and to harden the feet for long walks they should be soaked in a tub of water heated as much as the flesh will endure. To every half pailful of this hot water add a pieoe of nitrate of potassium about the size of a small walnut. This can be obtained a t any drug store. The feet should be treated to this bath about twice a week, but if considerable walk- ing is done and the feet continue sore, the bathing should be more frequent, \Women as well a s men will find this useful in hot weather, and even the pro- fessional tramp would find relief from his pains in this way,—Yankee Blade. His Mind Unburdened. He had a worried look on his face as he stepped into the busy man's office. \Excuse me,\ he said, \but from your appearance you are on intelligent man, and I take it for granted that you have read 'Catherine and Petruohio' or seen i t per formed on the stage.\ \I have seen it.\ \No doubt you are also acquainted with Baron Munchausen?\ \Yes.\ \Do you\—and the visitor fixed hia eye earnestly upon the other man's face—\do you know the difference between them?\ \Of course I do,\ answered the victim as his fingers nervously clasped a heavy glass paperweight. \But do you see the same difference that I see?\ \I—I don't know about that.\ \Well here it is: One is the 'Taming of the Shrew,' and the other is the shaming of the true.\ His drawn features relaxed. A smile illumined his countenance, an d a sigh es- caped him. He had at last got it off hiB • mind.—Washington Star. Bleotrlc Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special men- tion. All who have used Electric Bitters sing th e same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and i t is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid- neys, will remove .Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum an d other affections caused by impure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction guaranteed, o r money refunded,—Price, 60 cts. and $1.00 per bottle at H. H. Rice's Drug Store. A Gandld Opinion. Algy (striking a now theme)—What d o you think of this new monkey language, Miss Ethel? Ethel (yawning)—I think it's very tire- some. ' He Forgot. Mrs. A.—Didn't your wife's hair stand on end when she found there was a burglar in the room? Mr. B.—I don't knotfr. over on the dresser to see I forgot to look Their Name Is Iieglon. Reader, there are many blood purifying medicines. There is but one Hood's Sarsaparilla. Do not allow high-sounding advertise- ments or other devices to turn you from your purpose to take Hood's Sarsaprjlla, beoause in this purpose you are right and will not be disappointed iu the result. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a n honest medi- cine, honestly advertised, effects honest eures, an d gives every patron a fair equiv- slent for hia money, What more can yo u reasonably ask? A fair trial guarantees a complete cure. Machine oils ia large o r small quantities at the lowest rates at Rice's Drug Store. Begging Off. Grandpa—Whatl Don't like fat? If you don't eat fat, you will grow up as thin as a rail. LittleGrandson—When Igrowup,Iwant to earn lots of money, so as to take care of papa and mamma and you and grandma, \Grandpa's own grandson, so he isl But What has that to do with fat?\ \I can get an awful big salary as a living skeleton.youknow, grandpa,\—Good News. The Cruel, Cruel World. Weary Haggles—I'm goin t o git m' hair cut. Dusty Rhodes—Gee whizl Whut fer? Weary Haggles (hysterically)—Why, der people's gettin to take me fer a poet!— Truth. ISconomy. Daughter—I think I had better refuse him, don't you, papa? Papa—Yes, but stave him off until the first of the month if you can. I want to save all I can o n that gas bill.—Brooklyn life. Buclcleii'K Arnica Salv*. The Best Salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevr sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guar- anteed to give perfect satisfaction, oi money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by H.H. Bice. Taken a t His Word. Algy—It is m y highest wish to make yeur life happy forever. Genevieve—'\Well then, for goodness sake, let us be friends once more—and never propose to me again. An Egotist—One whose glasses are con- vex with reference to himself, but concave with reference to others, —Ethel—\Do you allow Charles to kiss you when you are not yet engaged to him?' Maud—\It isn't an allowance. He calls it a perquisite.\ Scrofula humors and all diseases caused, or promoted by impure blood or low state of the system, are cured by Hood's Sarsa- parilla. —Sunday School Teacher — \Charley what will happen to the man who attends to his body a t the expense of his soul?' Charley—\He'll get fat.\ The hair, when not properly cared for, loses its lustre, becomes crisp, harsh, and dry, and falls out freely with every comb- ing. To prevent this, the best dressing in the market is Ayer's Hair Vigor. It im- parts that silky gloss so essential to perfect beauty. —Ethel Knox—\George asked me your age last night.\ Miss Sears—\Well?\ Ethel Knox—\I didn't know, except that you were 22 on your thirtieth birthday.\ —Mrs. Fidget—Now, Tommy, I want you to be as quiet as a mouse 1 I'm busy! Tommy (scornfully)—Huh 1 If I was a mouse you'd jump on a chair and yell. Mr. Nathaniel Mortonson, a well-known citizen of Ishpeming, Mich., and editor Superior Posten, who, for a long time, suf- fered from the most excruciating painB of rheumatism, was cured, eight years ago, by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, having never felt a twinge of i t since. Cattle Flies. Try a can of grease for th e troublesome fly, only 15 cents per can, also the Buffalo Ely. Oil, 25 cents per quart, 75 cents per gallon at Felt's Court St, drug store. Every truss we sell is guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction or money refunded Samuel Felt & Co, CURES RISING .-. BREAST .. \MOTHp FRIEND'' 6WJS offered chUd-bparing woman,,J have boon a midlife for many years, and in-each case whoro \Mother'* Friend\ hadbeenusedithas accomplished wonders and relieved much Buffering. It is the best remedy for rising of the breast known, and worth tho price lor that alone. Mas. II. M. BBUSTBR, Montgomery, Ala. I can tell all expectant mothers if they will use a few bottles of Mother's Friend they will go through the ordeal without ally pain and suffering: Mas. MAY BRAHHAM, Argusville,». D. Used Mother's Friend beforo birth of my eighth child. Will never cease its praise. MM. J . F . MOOKB, Colusa, CW. Sent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt of prico, $1,150 per bottle. ' BRADPIELD REGULATOR CO., Bold by all druggisti. ATLAMTA, Qi. Strictly Pure Paris Greeir-^ full Weight Warranted AT Padock Mill & Nimocks' ARCADE BKUG STORE, 8 Washington Street, OAI.Ii AT THE Bffi-TJNION OFFICE ITORAU, KlKDSOr JOS Ml\ \WILST IS It \ Everybody is perfectly satisfied when tliey buy \ Wedding Presents From us ? The immense assortment of desirable articles from '-which, to select means a good deal, but the popular prices mean more. - Silas L. George, THE JEWELEB AND AK T STATIONEB, WATERTOWN K Y, WANTED. 500 Cords Wood IN Exchange I Goods AT THE HARNESS EXCHANGE, TAYLOR & BENOBE, Jobbers & Dealers in Fine Harness REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. HORSE CLOTHING AMD FURWSHWBS Trunks, Traveling Bags and Tourists Supplies Xo. 0,9 Gonxt Street, A BOUND COPY OF SHEEP'S WORLD'S FAIR PHOTOGRAPHED will be presented to everyone FBEE who trades at our store to the amount of $30. Or w e will give a copy with a $10 pur- chase and $1.50 in cash. This book is well bound, printed upon good paper from nice clear type, and includes over 300 beautiful pictures and a very large amount of read- ing matter. It is not necessary to trade the full amount of $30 out at one time. The amount of your purchase will be placed to your credit, and when the required amount is reached the book will be yours. There is no excuse now for any one to be withou this valuable publication. Call and see the book and learn more about the way it is to be distributed among our patrons. F.P. KING & CO, Arsenal St. Clolliiers, Watertown. N. 1 Snap No. 5. Please Look ati our Neighbors' $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00 Suits and Then Look at Ours. iiiiiHiiirlppinacaiuiiiimumiiuu • illinium; ALL WOOU i^l jALL WOOL SUITS. I|| j SUITS. • ••UIMIMMIHIIMIMIIIIMiaiMMMMIMMIIIIIIMHIMOlIIII Your choice of our Spring Ovorcoats at the same price. Your good Judgment will not allow these bargains to remain Tvith ns long. So the early bnyor will have the first choice. Extra salesmen will be hired for this sale. SALE TO COMMENCE AT ONCE. apital CloiBg BoiSu E.L.FOURNIER, 8 Public S<1-, Snc'r to D. B. Dewey FREE BUS TO AND FROHI Afcl, TRAINS. RQWNERHOUSE, {{otiss. JtthifififyMriwttvTw'it** It coming to .Watertown to tarry awhile, Intending, tagtop, ana wish to beguile, In pleasant BKEft. the hours away, Inn BeWa^viiSMBr, we write to say. WILDER BKOS., Proprietors. Intend their bedfland tables beat, Including social cheer and zest, 'Invite you there to rest and feast, Ilndeed they charge their guests the lent, HEATED-Mrsfeia THttOPQHOPT. ASP 18 M E CITT nOHE OP OTJB COTJHIBY PEOF1B Still at the Old Stand. Having sold our machinery we are olten told \wfc heard you had sold out your business.\ We want to say very emphatically we are still and expect to re- main in business, and can offer builders anything In t&e building line of first-class material and at sa,tis- fectory prices. Our officelwill remain the headquar- ters. TOEE &b SOlsT, 2 FACTOBX STREET. I i Si, ;
