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LOVE IN MASQUERADE.
I drcnmcd that Lovo cnmo knocking
At your door one winter night
Whllo tho specter trees were rocking
In a blast of Bavage blight.
"Oil, I pcrlshl" poor Lovo pleaded.
"Opo tho door, for Lovo's dear sake."
But nlthoush you heard nnd heeded
Still no answer would you mako;
Not ono word of sweet replying
Would your haughty lips havo said
Even if Lovo had lain there dying, '
Even if Lovo had lain thero deadl
Then I dreamed that Lovo o'crruled you,
For in tenderest voice ho cried,
"Nay, dear lndy, I sadly fooled you, '
Blnco I om not Love, but Pride."
And you straightway oped your portali,
With o merry and w clcomo nod,
To that wiliest of immortals,
To th.it masquerading god.
Ah, you oped your portals lightly,
Not for Lovo's but Prido's dear sake
Yrt, O lady, if I dreamed rightly,
Lovo soon taught jou your mistakol
-EdgarTawcctt In Century
DROPPED FROM THE CLOUDS.
How tho Iluca Horso IVytonln Won S800
I'or I.lttlo 3IIs Lowrcy.
Tho caprices of foi-tuno over consti
tute n subject for special wonder, but
tho glorious uncertainties of tho turf
afftrd perhaps n wider scopo for roflec
tic in on tho tips and downs of life than
almost any other sphere of action. Earl
Lov;rcy, lonnerlyof Pittsburg, bnt now
of Chicago, tolls a story that illustrates
this conclusion very well.
On tho morning of tho day that Roy
El Santa Anita won tho American
Derby at Washington park Lowroy's
littlo girl, while looking over a pro
gramme of tho ovents which ho had
carelessly left about tho house, was
btrack with tho nanio "Peytouia," tho
Jiamo of an entiy in tho first raco of tho
day. So deeply was hlio impressed with
it that sho asked her father to placo her
swings of fcmall chan;,'o on Poytmtin,
tho total amount bcL'g 2, which ho
agreed to do. On airival at tho p.uk ho
at onoo discovered that Poytonia's
chancos for victory appeared to ho very
nihil, ono bookmaker oiTuing -100 to 1
against her. Lowroy, nothiug daunted,
placed tho 02 per order, and in doing
so provokt d a smilo from tho man on
tho black, which to nettled him that ho
promptly placed tffi moio at -10 to 1 for
tho place. As has so often happened ho-
fore, Poytonia fairly "dropped from tho
clouds" when tho horses wero fairly
straightened out in tho strotch, and to
tho amazement of ovory ono won tho
raco with comparative case, ilibs Low
roy's fondness for tho uamo Peytonia
theieforo netted. hor $800 in cash, whilo
tho head of tho' family was $200 hotter
off for acting as her commissioner.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Dr. Holmes and the ltcporter.
A young newspaper man, just out of
Harvard, who lias since mado his way
in tho world witli cntiro credit to hint
solf and tho college, was sent down to
Boverly Farms to intorviow Dr. Holmes
on his birthday. Tho young man, being
a gentleman, was a littlo afraid that ho
was committing what would bo a very
unwelcomo impertinence but thero was
no way out of it, oxcept by a way which
also led out of his situation. So ho went
with fear and trembling. Ho found tho
doctor as gracious as could bo, and whon
tho interview was over tho autocrat
himself diovo tho young man down to
tho elation, chatting pleasantly all tho
way.
At tho station thero was somo timo
to wait, and Dr. Holmes, withatwinklo
in his oyo, suggested that ho and tiio
young journalist go over to tho storo and
bo woigliod. Tho young man was very
nearly of tho samo hoight and build as
tho doctor, but at tho timo was in rather
poor health. Dr. Holmes mado tho jour
nalist get on tho scales first. Ho weigh
ed exuctly 130 pounds. Then Dr. Holmos
himself got on and tipped tho beam at
MO and was vory much pleased. It was
plain enough that ho had "sized up"
tho young man as nuouioi juh own yiu
portions and had guossod that ho could
nutwoiL'h him. nnd it had tioklcd his
fancy to find himself at tho ago of 80 a
"better man" tluui tho youth, Boston
Transcript
Umnv llii) Jtojin,
Btcot enr nominators nro very often
Jiioljiiod to Iw too independent. Ono of
this Hnf reouivL'il uwull merited lossou
hov ral lay ago. A tall, hroml shoul
dered follow wilied tonlluht, Imtfullud
to cntch the oumluetor'B oyo until tho
mowing wan nliutwt rwiohnd. When the
puwliifior did notiw I')" nlU'inI". I,u
uiowhd out a mtrly, " you're too lain;
wait for tho next cuowiug. " Without a
word the W follow jumped to the mr
platfoiiii, jBiwinwl down the brake with
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"HowWell YouLook"
Friends Surprised at the
Great Improvement.
C. I. Hood & Co., Lon ell, Jlass. t
"I tako pleasure ia writing tho good I
liivo received from Hood's Sarsaparllla,
V. cry spring ami summer for six j cars my
health has been so poor from heart troublo
and general debility that nt times llfo v.a
a burden. I was so emaciated and
Weak nnd Palo
that my friends thought I would not live
long. I could do scarcely any v ork at all
and had to Ho down ccry few minutes. I
began getting worse in January, losing my
flcih and fenllnf on tlm.i t i.....i,t T
W"'W try HnoPs Strsaparllla an. Tarn
happy to say lam In better health thau for
s& Cures
a Humbcr of years. Jly friends remark to
me: 'Why how well you look.' I tell them
it Is Hood's SarsaparllU that has dono tho
?! r,5 IwuWll'"oa" Buffering human
Hi try this mcdlclno nnd bo convinced.
This statement is n no to the 1, iter."
Mua. Jcssin Deckiui, Watseka, 11L
Hood's Plllo curolUer ills, conitlpa
tou biliousness, stckheadacho, Indigestion.
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Liniment
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Caked & Inf iamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
AH Horse Ailments,
AH Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain ant
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UIDS FOR ASYLUM SUPPLIES.
Tho Uoanl of Trustees of the Or
egoa Stato Insane nsylum Invito
soalod proposals for furulshluR at Uio
ftsyhun near Saloni, Or., the" following
supplies for tho six mouths ending
luly 1, 1895:
HARDWARE.
u0 each 5-10x1, 5-10x2, 5-10x2,
.i-10xn, and 5-10x3, common cnrrlago
bolt.
1(K) Norway carriage bolU VJxl In.
100 each .'M02. 3-10x2, aud 3-10x3
Inch Norway carriage bolts.
50 each x0, x7, and x8 luch
common mnchlno bolts.
50 eacli Inch aud inch blank
nuts.
Dibs each of and washers.
100 ft each of xl, xl, and x2
Norway Iron.
100 ft each of , , and round
Norway Iron.
200 ft of 4 Inch round Norway Iron.
100 lbs Burden's horso shoes, No.
5, bind, heavy.
100 lbs Burden's horsa shoes, No.
4, hind, heavy.
100 lbs Burden's horso shoos, No.
3, hind, heavy.
100 lbs Burden's horso shoes, No.
2, hind, medium.
25 lbs Burden's steel horse
No. 3, hind, heavy. .
25 lbs Burden's steel horse
No. 4, hind, heavy.
25 lbs Bunion's steel horse
No. 3, front, heavy.
25 lbs Burden's sjeel horse
shoes,
shoes,
shoes,
shoes,
rtii. , irouc, ueavy.
5 lbs each Putnam's horse shoe nails
No. 0, and No. 7.
2500 lbs blacksmith coal.
10 ft each of octagon steel, 1 Inch
and 1 Inch.
10 ft inch round tool steel.
200 oval head tiro rivets, i,4xl inch,
with burrs for same.
2 Heller Bro's horse rasps, 10 inch.
0 flat bastard tiles, 14 inch.
0 Hat smooth files, 11 Inch.
2 each flat smooth files, 4 Inch and
0 luch.
100 lbs 20d nails, cnt
200 lbs, 8d nails, cut.
100 lbs 8d nails, wire.
100 lbs lOd nails, wire,
100 lbs 3d nails, wlie.
2 gross screws, 2 Inch, No. 11.
4 gross screws, 1 Inch, No. 7.
2 gross screws, 04 Inch, No. 7.
2 gross screws, Inch, No. 5.
2 gross screws, luch, No. 4..
PLUMBING.
100 feet each , 1 and 2 Inch
black pipe.
100 ft each , 1, and Vi Inch gal-
vamaeu pipe.
12 teca, Inch.
12 elbows, Inch.
0 socket couplings, 2 Inch,
(i each flango unions, 1V4 and 1 in.
12 each plugs, , 54, 1, and 1 Inch.
12 each caps, , 9',, nnd 1 Inch.
12 each bushings, x, xi, xl,
ixi't, iJ4xi, anu ixu lucu.
12 each locknuts, , l,.and 2 Inch.
12 each street elbows, , , and 1
inch.
(I .Tonkin's disc valves, 1 Inch.
12 each gate valves, and 1 Inch.
1 package safety chain No. 1, nick
eled. 12 Favorlto basin clamps.
3 each cutter wheels for Sounder's
plp'o cutter, No. 2 untl No. 3.
3 cutter wheels for Eureka pipe cut
ter, No. 1.
1 square yard Jenkins' sheet plum
bago, wlro Insertion luch.
12 ft Garlok spiral packing, inch.
TINNERS' SUPPLIES.
1 box bright charcoal tin, 1x20x28.
(I shtcta No. 18 charcoal galvanized
sheet iron, 30x90.
1 bundle, 03 lbs of No. 7, Urjght
wire.
100 lbs, ifa and solder.
W) bushels, 750 lbs, charcoal.
3 shoots No, 10 sliest steel, 30x00.
OILS.
0 gallons, A vnlvollno cylinder oil,
put up In original packages.
20 gallons, H vnlvolinu uplnillo oil,
put up 111 original package.
BLEOTJtIO" GOODS.
200 Edison Incandescent lamp, 10
O, V., 103 voltage,
0 will to, doubhi polo awJIcIkw, 10
ainpeiftj.
BRUSHES, ETC.
2 doz. dust brisheri, (as per sample.)
4 thu, scrub hriisliiti, (iuj per sample.)
2 iloz, sluxj briishotf, (us per suinple,)
1 doz. Imlr bnwlKW, (n jwpsuinplo.)
J dog. Hlmvliitf bitislieri, (as per wjiii-
p))
12 dz. oombs, (as per wunplu.)
4 dog, lino tutiiilm, (its pur wimple)
10 iWa, shoa blucklliK, IUumii'h,
yi pafks dou)lo-lnwdil plnylutf
eurdtf, (us iwr Huniplo.)
2 kivs plpos aiiiJ nuntit juk(iw.
H doz. inop hiuidliui,
doz. ftwlliw ilmUn-n, wl1ui, 'il
iw-ii, u jir wiuj'lu.)
I Jois, faulier illi-A oalrJijL J8
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4 Am lmiM Mt Itriuliw. ( )W
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w lb mr day. wnvur m,, hml,
iu wuwhiiw pm turn i) mm
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to tho side.
dojs. calf sktn. American, 3 lb to
4 lb skins,
do7 buckskins, shaved, 2 lb to 2
lb skins.
1-3 doz. sides harness leather, oak
tanned. IS lbs to 20 lbs each.
10 lbs crystallized Vtonna paste In
bulk.
1 doz. spools black lluon thread,
No. 25.
1 doz. spools black linen thread,
No. 35.
2 Square feet rubber for patching.
200 yards Alaska ticking.
3 doz. bolts mattress bludlng, blue.
OIL CLOTHING.
1 doz. suits, No. 1.
doz. suits, No. 2.
DRY GOODS.
2000 yds Cocheco or Allen's print
(best) dark asstd ptts.
2000 yds Nashua XXX cotton Iliin
uel, unbleached.
1C00 yds Pequot A, 45 Inch tin
bleach od
1000 yds Pequot A, 30 Inch un
bleached. 300 yds Lonsdale 30 Inch, bleached.
300 yd-i Pepuot, 0-4, bleached.
2000 Amoskeag Mariners strliK'H.
300 yds Continental check flannel.
1000 yds towelling, (as per sample.)
50 yds whlta table oil cloth, 5-4.
500 yds Amoskeag, blue denim, 0 oz.
COO yds Marseilles check, York mfg.
50 yds Selesia, drab (as per sample.)
500 yds A. C. A. ticking, 30 Inch.
30 doz. ladles' cotton hose, black or
gray mixed, (as per sample.)
400 yds damask table linen, (as per
sample.)
15 doz. Turkey red hdkfs., 21 inch.
75 doz. Coat's thread white No. 30.
20 doz. Coats' thread, white, No. 10.
30 doz. Coats' thread, black, No. 30.
25 doz. Coats thread, black, No. 10.
12 doz. Barber's linen, black, No. 25.
. 75 doz. men's sox, ( hose) cotton,
(as per sample.)
0 grass smoked pearl buttons, 4 holes
(as per sample.)
2 great gross shirt buttons, V. B.
1 groat gross pants buttons.
1 great gross coat buttons, gutta
percha, (as per sample.)
1 groat gross vest buttons, gutti
porchn.
r doz. corsets, aswrtcd sizes, 4 each
24, 25, 20, (as per sample.)
12 doz. thimbles, closed ends, steel,
0-10.
4 gross safety pins, 2 gross each No.
2 and No. 3, duplex.
1 gross hair pins, black.
20 doz. pre. men's suspenders, (as
per sample.
3 doz. stay binding.
21 doz. papers needles, 3 doz. papers
each butweens or sharps, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0,
7, 8, (kind) Mllwards.
18 doz. pins Wallace & Sons' Eagle
brand 0 doz. each F. 32 aud A. B.
4 'Woz. Stnuidaixl sowing machine
needles, 2 doz No. 3, 2 doz. No. 4.
1 gross knitting needles, (as per
sample.)
1 gross darning needles (as per
sample.)
0 doz. nu'irn sloven, 8, P. 10, 2
doz. each, fas nr Kainnla)
BOOTS AND SHOES.
40 pairs men's slioes, No. 8.
40 pairs men's shoes, No. 0.
20 pairs men's shoes, No. 10.
80 pairs men's leather slippers No. 8.
80 pairs mon'a leather slippers No. 0.
30 prs. men's leather Ilpier No. 10.
20 prs men's leather sllppersNo.il.
20 pr?. men's leather slippers No.12.
'M pr. ladles' shoes, No. 5.
15 rrs. ladles' shoes, No. 0.
20 pm. ladles' slioes, No. 7.
15 pr lamps' shoes, No. 8.
10 giivsu 4 4 Jjrald shoo laces.
0 pr man's rubber boots, No, 8.
10 prs. uiw's lubber boots, No, 0.
10 prs.' men's mbher boots, No. 10.
30 pairs men's shoes, No. 7.
STATIONERY.
2 gross Loudou UnsiJuJeweiit pons,
N, J.
2 gross LouJon Incandescent pens,
No. 0.
2 gross London lnoandGcci)t pens,
No. 7.
2 doz. Fabcr fHdi holders,
1 grow 281 Dixon's Tnllwnuii No, 2.
gross 202 Dixon's Tullsiniiii No. 2.
20 roams letter paper, hout, 10
lbs to j-ttiun. both hIiIdh ruled,
3 qts Hlaffonl's coiiiinerulal Ink.
0 qts, Watford's universal jut blank
ink,
2 gro Payson's ludcllblo Ink,
uumum.
12 prs, Jean punts, 32x111.
12 pi'H, jimn punts, 3UIII.
12 pr, Jpjui pacts, lUMi'Jt,
Vi prs, Jouii pmilM, imWi.
Yi prs. jtiun jmm, WxWi.
11 prs. Jiwui punts, 42x1)1.
(I prw, J win pun ix, WixW),
YAUN.
UHuiffliinY.
S tlM. im MUM W. (J, WUIV.
91 Jim- toiitf, w. u. mm
JtJ tint, wiiji Uuwli, uu&rhit W, 0,
TJ.
ii. jfiup pluiMri, U Inulh W, U.
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COO lbs corn starch, Oswego.
2 lbs bismuth snbnltrate, (Power &
400 lbs gloss starch, Oswego.
10,000 lb3 Liverpool salt.
300 lbs carbonate soda, A. and II.,
In packngos.
50 gro-w Vulcan safety matches.
50 doz. Field's cove oysters, cans,
No. 2 size.
30 doz. Ktuv valley corn, or as good,
In cans.
500 lbs soda crackers, XXX, more
or less, delivered as required.
2500 gal. syrup In 50 gal barrels, tas
per sample.
40 lbs stearic wax candles, 14 oz.
4 doz. quarts, -Worcestershire sauce,
L. & P.
200 lbs sago.
210 lbs China starch.
250 lbs pearl barley, 25 lb boxes.
30 boxes maccaroul, extra No. 1,
bulk, standard size boxes.
20 boxes vermicelli extra No. 1, bulk.
500 lbs Cranston's cheese, or as
good, more or less, delivered as re
quired. 400 lbs Folger'a cream tarter, lu 25
lb boxes.
12 cabes or 24 doz. bath brick.
DRIED FRUITS.
Must be lu barrels or boxes; will not
be aweptel In sacks.
2000 lbs tipples, machine dried.
2000 lbs peaches, machine dried.
200 lbs rolslus, Iioudou layer, lu
20 lb boxes.
200 lbs currants, tfuntc, genuine,
standard cases.
DRIED PRUNES.
2000 lbs prune, Petite, machine
dried, In boxes, not ncccptul In sacks.
I COFFDE.
5000 lbs Costa Rice, as sample.
ROOIbs Java, as sample.
300 lbs Mocha, as sample.
1200 lbs chicory, as sample.
BUTTER.
300 lbs per week, best creamery,
more or less, bids received for any
part thereof.
TOBACCO.
2500 lbs Slcilgo Hammer, or as good.
400 lbs Durham, O. K. smoklug, 2
oz. packages.
1 box bright charcoal tin, IX-20x28.
400 yds. damask tablo linen, 58 In
ches (as per sample.
SPICES.
10 lbs cayenne pepper.
400 lbs block pepper, ground, stand
ard 5 lb cans.
200 lbs mustard, standard 5 lb cans.
50 lbs allspice, standard 5 lb cans.
50 lbs ginger, standard 5 lb caus.
50 lbs cinnamon, ground, stand
aru C lb cans.
25 lbs cloves,, ground, stand
ard 5 lb cans.
10 lbs cloves, wholo stand
ard 5 lb pans.
50 lbs mace, ground, standard 8
lb at ns.
5 lbs cinnamon, stick.
DRUGS.
500 grammes acid acetic, 30 per
cent, (Squibb.)
500 grammes acid phosphoric,
(Squibb.)
500 grammes soda salicylate, Squibb.
1500 grammc3 ammonia bromide,
(Squibb,)
250 grammes mercury mass, Squibb.
250 gramme. oleato of copper
(HqtllUD.)
500 grammes
500 grammes
(Squibb.)
500 grammes
(Squibb.)
cubobs,
senna,
powdered,
Itowdercd,
JtUap, iwwdercil,
25 grammes red lodldo of mercury,
(Squibb.)
25 grammes yellow oxldo of mercury,
(Squibb.)
500 grammes zinc sulphate, (Squibb.)
0 kilogrammes potassium lodldo,
(Squibb.)
2 kilogramme notatMluin citrate,
(Squibb,)
10 kilogrammes potassium bromldo,
(Squibb.)
4000 tab. trlt. aloln bullad. untl podo
(Bqulbb.) 4O0 hypodermic tablets, No. 38, Jn
5 kilogrammes polnmsluni hilar!,
(Squibb.)
1 kllogruiuuimu potassium chlorate,
(Squibb.)
5 kilo grammes chloral hydrate,
(Hqulbb.)
2 kilo gram iiics twin borus, pom!,,
(Hqulbb,)
1 Ifllo grainiuo soda hypopliophte,
grniiuliiliid, (Hqulbb,)
1 kilo griiinmu oda plKxtpIiutu,
nitiumuj(j, inquiim.)
2 Ifllo grainmeti bit
-Immilll Bubnllruln,
IHdiilbb,)
f J(lli Knuiiuim floroforin, UUmlhh,)
2 kilo Kmiinnts Kuwlor's h;uIoij,
(Hqulbb.) '
5 tX! ur.uniut Urn pyr"pboplmto(
(Miju),)
f Idlo gnuiinnta lion ;hloi1ilouJoii
flllbb.)
I (lllo vrammu ix)iini brr;uie.
(ullib,)
h mdij wirlaJla, MMmUmto.)
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tti lb Hit mu urn),
m u4 vwwiuw. oiriuUwi mnm)
H iim ihiwi, joiut4 iiiuala
ft lb wtniilmr KHin,
ift IIm Ihiimx lwih
W lb lluvM f hmM(I
Ut Urn uUim jcnViL
tiiti tiymUmmu.
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I IU mrlu I'twjn,
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7 lull
11 HMUHi
rolls, (S. & J.)
3 rolls Mead's adhesive plaster Jn
5 yd rolls, -wltlUi 12 in, (S. & J.)
2 lbs oil of sweet orange, (Lchn fc
Fink.)
Woightman.)
1 lb cloves.
1 oz morphine sulphate, (Power &
Welghtman.)
oz codolno sulphate, (Mnliuckrodt)
40 oz suironal bayer.
1 lb fl. oxt aco'iito root, (P. D. & Co )
5 lbs 11. ex. btichti, (P. D. & Co.)
5 lbu fl. ex. cascara sagntda, tP.
D. & Co.)
2 lbs 11. ex. ginger, (P. D. & Co.)
1 lb 11. ex. mix vomica, (P. D. & Co.)
5 lbs fl. ex. senna nlexaudrin, (P.
D. & Co.)
5 lbs fluid wild cherry for syrup, (P.
D. & Co.)
5 lbs fluid tolu, soluble, (P. D. & Co.)
500 grammes 11. ex. orgote, (Squibb.)
. TABLET TRITURATE,
AH to bo In bottles, 500 each.
1000 tab. trlt bismuth aud calomel,
co. No. C53, (P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trt ergotln yx gr No. 73, P.
D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt. Iron and nrscnlc, "A",
No. 413, (P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt three Iodides, No. 054,
(P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt aconite cryst 1-200 gr.
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
400 tab. trlt. aloln, bellad aud podo
phylln, (Wyetlt or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt ammonia cltlor. and co
dolno co, (Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt eaftlen clt, 1 gr.
(Wyeth or T. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt calabar bran, tr. 2m,
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt calomel 1-10 gr.,
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
3000 tab. trlt calomel aud sod. bi
carb., cal. Yi sod. 1 gr., (Wyeth or P.
D. & Co.)
2000 tab. trlt calomel and sod. bi
carb., cal. 1-10, sod. 1 gr., (Wyeth or
P. D. & Co.)
2000 tab. trlt calomel nnd sod. bi
carb, co., (Wyetlt or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt Elaterlum 1-8 gr.
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt hyoscyamus ex gr.
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt Iron, arsenic and
stryohnino No. 2, (Wyetlt or P. D. At
Co.)
1000 tab. trlt opium and lead acct,
(opium , lead Jl gr.), (Wyeth or P.
D. & Co.)
200 tab. trlt pilocarpine mur. 1-10
gr., (Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt tantoula () and cal
omel ( gr.) (Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1 lb gelatin coated pills comp. cath
artic Imp., No. 100, (P. D. & Co.)
1 gross 3 oz perscrlptlon vials, Phil
ndolphla oval, (W. T. & Co.)
1 gross 4 oz. proscription vials, Phil
adelphia oval. (W. T. & Co.)
2 tloz. Phoenix ecraw cap ointment
pota No. 085, (W. T. & Co.)
3 doz. medicine glasses, (graduation
engraved.)
1 gross pasteboard pill boxes No. 20.
1 gross pasteboard pill boxes. No. 30.
1 gross pasteboard pill boxes, No. 31.
gross seamless tin ointment boxes.
oz.
1 glass funnel, ribbed, gal.
(W. T. & Co.)
1 glass gmd'ted percolating Jar 1 gal
(W. T. & Co.)
1 acmo graduate oz flat bottom
(W. T. & Co,)
1 acmo graduuta 2 oz. flat bottom
(W. T. & Co.)
1 acme graduate 10 oz. flat bottom
(W. T. & Co.)
1 phonlx grad'te 0 oz. tumbler shape
(W. T. & Co.)
1 glass mortar, 1 oz., (W. T. & Co.)
2 glass mortars 2 oz., (W. T. ft Co.)
2 glass mortars 4 oz., (W. T. & Co.)
1 glass percolator gal. (W. T,
ft Co,)
3 spatulas, obony bundle, 3 Inch,
(W. V. ft Co.)
1 epatulu, obony handlo, 0 Inch,
(W. T. & Co.)
2 upatuhis, obony bundle, 4 inch,
(W. T, & Co.)
1 doz jilpjk)l, (W. T, ft Co,)
200 gray filter paporn dlum 10 Inch,
OV. T. ft Co.)
0 gross cork "circle" "A" extra long
No. H,
B gixws corks "clrclo" "A" oxtra long
No. 4,
0 groan coi-ku "trlivlo" "A" extra Jong
ffo. D,
0 grow coi-kn "cjrcl(i" "A" extra Jong
No. 0,
1 griMM cork 'VJrc" "A" uxlra long
No, J0,
4W hypodermic lubluU, No 22, u
vwm of JO tiihtw ouoJi, (WyothV.)
iW JiyjKxJ(inii(j tlot. No, iti. Jit
vnmu of J0 lubim wicJi, (Wyuth'A)
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complete description of th Mrtlctai to
bo purchased. Bld. win k wt
In tho govemor'a offlco at 2 o'clock, J
SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
PHIL. MBTSGHAN,
Wm. A. Munly, secretary 'of board. j
1.14 1 CO.
K. WoNKltt, UECE1VEK.
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