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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08


Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catnrrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal In
jectcr free. Oscar Sei.z. X
Group, whooping Cough aud Rr"n-
chitIs Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Oscar Seisz- x
Shilob's Vitalizer is what yoa need
for Constipation. Lnss Of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dys-
pepsia. Price " aud = cents per bot
tie. Oscar Seitz.
That hacking cough can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure We rnarsn'
tee IL. Oscar Seitz. y
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Oscar Seiiy. \
For lame Back, Side " Chest. US
Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price Is CENTS
Oscar Seifz y
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint: Shiloh'- Vitalize,
IL guaranteed tn cure you Oscar
Seitz y
Sleepisss nights. made miserable 10y
that terrible cough. Shilohs cure J,
the remedy for you. Oscar Seit.. \
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

Mr. Fulhnwider's forestry bill re-
ported favorably by the House Com.
nitiee, of our Legislature, provides
for the appointment by the governor.
with the advice and consent of the
senate, ola suitable person as "coni.
missioner Of forestry" who shall
draw salary and hold office for two
years. He shall he provided an office
nj Topeka, and shall have u clerk.
The further provisions OF the bill are
As follows:
Section 4. II shall be the duty Of
such commissioner to encourage the
planting and growing Of forest trees
I'm the several counties Of this state,
and tn that end, he Is hereby enpow-
cred and directed To offer bounties
and rewards for the planting and
growing of such trees. under such
rules, regulations, terms and condi-
tons, ~ he may prescribe. Provided,
that in no case shall such bounties or
rewards exceed the sum Of SlUD In
any county In any one year. And
provided further, that In no case shall
any such bounty or reward he paid
until fifteen months after the planting
Of sail trees, and only then ON salts
factory proof being made Ia the COM
niive and i'm , ,rnwinc condition'
Section ). When such bounty has
be.n offered and claim is made there.
10 L.,.,rn ,Iio.;ny IN. s,n,o the con,.
missioner small make n ner.onaI I'm.
sn.,tion of the ,r,es far which sucb
ci.,;,, IL m,,lc and In .dJi,inn ,ber.to
he shall require the aiil,iaviis Of the
town.hin wh.r,. .ucb trncs arc ,,c,,eJ
sho,;,,,, ,I,. nu,,h.r az ,r,.,.s ,,I,nt.d
th,. ,i0,e when n,,n,cd liz whom, and
,h,, mn nm. III them ar. less than
tif,.en ,,,n,I,s oIa mud mr.. nj that
,i,t. ,I;v, ,nd i'm :, grow in, ,.on,Iition
S..,;,,, ali The ,.,n,,,is.ioner
sh,Il be satisfied that s,,ch claim \.
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,,,ne and issu. mi, c,.r,;,,,.,t,. ,o fiat
eIY.,, ,n In. ,.i,in,,rt wL, sh,J, ,rc.
cont such cer,i,ic,,a 70 ,hn ,u,Iit,r or
m. state vino sh,lJ ,hcrennon Jr,w
h;s w,rrnn, in f,vnr nr such cI.,jn,rt
arr bi, assign for FIN, .,,,,,,,, ,,Iinwe oil
urnn Nh. state treasurer Who sh,ii
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
THERE is great opposition to the

THERE is great opposition to the
Kelly railroad bill among some of the
anti-monopoly members. II Is de-
nounced by them as having been con-
structed in the interest of the rail-
roads. Representative Burton says Of
1t: I'VE all know that IL Is a fraud, and
why In the devil should We not say
90 and be done with it," The House
substitute seems to be the favorite
with seventy-six members who haye
pledged themselves to support ii to
the bitter end. The people demand
that there should be no lodging the
vital question. 1t Is expected that q
bill shall be passed in their interest
not In the interest of the railroad.
There's no chance to play double In
this issue. The members will he held
To n strict account for their action. If
they practice deceit i'm behalf of the
railroad, they are doomed politically.
IL they act iynordntly, the. same doom
awaits them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
RAstaoAps m aaex,co.

Qnteriev In san ffsneisco ChruuicIe With Civil
Engiueer Of Mexican CENTRALLY
an the past all the transportation
has been done by pack mules at the rate
Of cent pound for twenty leagues.
the result being that every producer
has had to rely upon local markets,
and therefore has rated his supply to
this limited demand. Mexico has
awakened up to the fact that she is
behind the age. and all the great
schemes of to-day are those of inter-
communication, and hence the rail-
roads. There are four leading rail-
roads-the Mexican Central, the Mex
lean National, the Gould Degrees, and
the Huntington Line. The Mexican
Central ia Boston corporation, and
its lines run through the heart Of the
country. The main line connects FL
Paso with the city Of Mexico $50
miles, passing through seven cities Of
over 5000 inhabitants. II Is being
constructed rapidly at both ends.
From FL Paso south ii is built 800
miles, aud from the city Of Mexico
north $50 miles, the remaining 100 tn
be built by the first Of June, 1854.
The Mexican Central has also
branch line running from San Luis
POtOsi to Tampico, ON the Gulf of Mex
leo, and second from Leon to San
Bias. The first branch il to be finish
ed In three years, and the second i'm
five. The Mexican Central runs from
Laredo. on the Mexican side Of the
Rio Grande. down through the popu-
lous city of Monterey TO the capital,
and has also branch from Mexico 10
Manzanillo. That company has built
lbs miles out from Mexico, and on the
coast has completed the line from
Manzanillo to Colima. The Could
Degrees road started from Brownsville
in Texas, and was to run to Mexico
almost parallel with the National.
Much work was done from the border
south, but operations have been
suspended. The Huntington Road
crosses the border at Eagle Pass In
Texas, aud proceeds south to Mexico.
Work was commenced on the first OF
December. There II no through line
~ you see. but on the pieces Of road
that are completed the travel has been
immense. For instance. the Central.
on its completed portion. running
from the capital, to Aqua Caliente, a
distance Of 80 miles. sold tickets at
the last mentioned station ut the rate
Of $500 day for the first thirty days.
There Is no denying the fact, sir, the
country Of Mexico has big future.
and that great internal plateau. with
the finest climate I'm the world, viii
In the next ten years be a home for u
thousand Americans, where now
there Is One."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
CANOV-PutliNG As THEY DO IT IN
The GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.

II Ia understood, of course, to be Q
custom supported by the young folks.
The old folks have passed that suscep-
tible age when the manipulation Of
tafIy in any form il considered neces-
sary TO their peace Of mind, and are
content to sit at home and wonder
who Jim" or "Saln ~ "sparkin' with
tonight" The entertainment 10 given
by one of the girls at the home OF her
parents, and she invites such Of her
friends as she pleases. Usually the
coterie of young people eligsble for
society purposes in New England
country village liz not 80 large hut that
all can be invited to each social enter
tainment. and thus IL avoided that
bitterness Of feeling and social "cllque-
cry"which Is apt to rise In u large com.
munity where 1.-The line must he
drawn somewhere" The young peO-
pie meet early in the evening, aud all
sit down together to u generous, home
like supper, to fortify themselves for
the labor which il 20 come. There II
no mincing Of dainties with alternate
prOngs Of aesthetic forks, and slipping
from cut glass thlmbles, and dipping
Of fingers in perfumed finger bowls,
but each sturdy lad and lass lays hold
with an honest appetite and eats what
IS BE. ueioIe tne,h Win Aea' winch
caoses tne eood housewife Iace 70
shihe IKE WIht1r hlght iioch. Al.
yer supper 'ney All 40 Out ln,o ,ne o'g
k,tcneh. Here tne heiP, WIN
cheeks an aiire, Is STIRRING grea. ket.
le OF goiaeh n,piasses ~nicn stands
on the stove. Ait.any u mas become
so thiek ana rich tnat tue IRON spoon
ieaves Slowly closing Iurrow oen,nd
u NJ every revolution, ana the heip
avows that ,her arm Is broke" and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
GIVEN AWAY.
One thousand Bottles Of Marsh's Col.
den Blood 4 Liver Tonic to
be Given Away.

Everybody, who is suffering from,
Scr1fula, Chronic Rheumatism, Jaun-
dice. Billiousness, Dyspepsia. Iniig..s.
ton, Constipation, or Costiv-ne--,
Headache. Loss of Appetite, Chill-
or Fever, Malaria, Blckacl,c, Female
Weakness. Nervous deran.enrnt
General Debility, or any Blood. Liver,
Kidney, stomach or Bowel disorder -
can obtain IL trial bottle of Marsh's
Golden Blood and Liver Tonic, free
OF charge, by calling at Aug. Eng
strom II Co.'S drug store. Persons who
have tried this famous medicine can
procure the large bottles at ~ cents
and slW. II puriiics the Blood, in
vigorates the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels. regulates the Kidneys, and
strengthens the system.
For all diseases Of the Throat aud
Lungs use Marsh's Golden Ealsam.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

pulling of their cuffs and turning
back their wrist bauds and coat sleeves
and by this time the caulircn Of rup
returnes from out-Of-doOrs In a some
what cooler condition. Plates Of
melted lard and butter are then
brought out, eoch persOn taking q
little Of the ungueut To smear hie or
her hands so tha1 the strands Of
molasses will not stick 10 them. Now
from various parts Of the roonl may be
heard the low voecesl query. MAY I
pull with you, Mis-" HAS
any one asked you to pull with
him ~ Gradually all, except here
and there nm Over-bashfu1 lad and
retiring maiden, who. after many
depFecating glances, are finally
brought together aud made mex
preseibly happy In saeharins partner
ship. The ladle. deep plunged In the
golden mass, and brought up with
the viscid stream trick ling slowly from
point and sides. furnishes each psir
Of candy -pullen with q " rope 10 tie
and unite between them with all the
curious figures Of the gordian knot Of
youthful fancy. To and fro they
went, drawing 0ut the golden strand,
and doubling II again, hand TO hand,
eye TO eye. drawing and doubling.
twisting and folding. winding and
breaking, until at last the amber
colOre,l rope grows white and hard.
aud takes their united strength To
draw u out. Then cit 10 carefully
pulled into q long slender rod and
laid upon the table, and Clipped into
sticks Of the proper length. When
all the buttered plates have been filled
with the crisp bits, the candy -pullers
wash their hands, reassuIne their COM
pany garb and dei,eanor, and return
To the parlOr or sitting room, where
they rexale themselves with the fruit
OF their labOrs till fairly surfeited with
sweets. Then comes the games Of the
evening-blini mans buff, drop the
handkerchief. throw the cushion. but =
ton, button, who's got the button, for
feits. quits aud half-a.dozen other
extremely transparent methods Of get
ting the opposite poles Of the human
battery together aud affecting an eX-
change Of electricity. After this kind
Of thing has lasted till nearly mid
night. the sudden appearance Of the
good lady Of the house, with certain
Enthusiastically restraint i'm her manner
announces that the festivities are or
ought To- he ut an end. The game
grows very uninteresting I'LL Of u sud
den, AMI general leave taking he
gins In ten minutes the house II de
serted. and nothing remains Ia tell Of
the recent festivities, except buttered
plates and five or six half melted
sticks Of candy clinging to the table
spread and trodlcn into the carpet. -
Vermont Letter 10 the Troy Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
THE Emperor Williams health has
consid erably improved.
Millions Given AWAY.

Millions Of bottles Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds, have been given
away rs Trial Bottles Of the large size.
This enormous outlay would be- dis.
astrous To the proprietors, were II not
for the rare merits possessed by the
wonderful medicine. Call mt Oscar
Seitz's drug store and get Trial Bot
tie free. and try for yourself. II
never falls to cure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

THE following apportionment bill
has been agreed upon by the House
Committee:
First district-Nemaha, Brown,
Doniphan. Atchison, Jackson, Pofta-
watOinie, Jefferson and Leavenworth.
Second acknowledgements, John
son. Douglas, Franklin, Miami, Linn,
Anderson, Allen and Bourbon.
Third district-Cherokee Crawford.
NeOshO. Labette, Montgomery, VIII
son, Elk, Chatauqua and Cowley.
Fourth district-Shawnee WabaNn-
see, Usage, Lyon, Chase, Marion, COT
fey, Woodson, Greenwood and But.
Ter.
Fifth Marshall, Washing.
ton, Republic, Cloud, Clay, Riley,
Davis. Morris, Dickinson. Ottawa and
Saline.
Sixth district-Jewell, Mitchell,
Lincoln, Ellsworth, Russell. Osborne.
Smith, Phillips, Rocks, Ellis, Trego,
Graham, Norton, Decature, Sheridan,
Cove, St John, Thomas, Rawlins,
Cheyenne, Sherman, and Wallace.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures Har.
vey Sedgwick. Sumner. Harper, King.
man, Reno, Rice, Barton, Stafford,
Pratt, Barbour, Comanche, Edwards,
Pawnee, Rush. Ness, Hodgeman,
Ford, Clarke, Meade. Grey, Lane,
Scott, Sequoyah. Arapahoe, Seward,
Stevens, Grant. Kearney, Wichita,
Greeley, Hamilton, Stanton, and
Kansas.
1t will be seen that 1t throws Ander.
son and Hanback, into one district
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

Only used In AYER's AoCE CURE, has
proven itself Q never calling and rapid
cure for every form OF MalariAl Dis
order, Fever and Aguc. or Chills AMI
Fever. No injury follows Its use, anil
Its Effects aSe permanent. II rouses
the system to q condition OF vigorous
health. cleanscs the blood OF malarisl
poison. and imparts a feeling OF CON-
fort aad security most desirable ID
Ague districts. Il Is an excellent tonic
and peeSenfative. o. well - eare. q
all complaints peculiar 70 malarioas,
mafshy and mlasmatic regions. The
greas superiority Of AyER's AoU8 CCRE
over any other compound h that it
contains no Qlinlne. Arsenic, OF min
eral, consequently II produces no
Quinlsm or injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured
By n sre left rs healthy ~ II they had
nevee had the disease.
1he direct actina Of AvER's., kACE
Cvoa 900 n uver and Dessive
s: =: !: :;:::::S::E:eS,<s''-s;sE
yR saDs y q duOSists.
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Should lie stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results In an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balsans. but act directly
ON the infiamed parts, allsylng irrita-
ton, give relief In Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Brono al Troches have
been recommended b, rhysicians. and
have always given perfect satisfaction
Having been tested by wide and con-
slant use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained well meritei
rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Sold ut Is cents . box,
everywhere. ~
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-I7--------'
Wfhst vennop SAW .

Henry Vennor.the weather prophet
has again come to the front, and sent
the following note. to . prominent
paper, on the weather subject: II dc
not wish 10 interfere with Virgins
predicted storm In any shape or rnan'
ner, but while he Is terrifying the
people with what In coming In March
may just give notice that on the eth
and 18th days Of January, q severe pc
riod OF stormy weather is likely To he
experienced. This storm IL likely ia
he repeated about the same dates In
February, but probably with less &C.
verify. The storm period OF sth to
18th Of March Is likely to be q cold
and wintry blast, but IN my opinion
nothing very much out Of the way.
This is not prophecy. but proba.
bility based upon very probable
recurrence"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

THE labors of the Topeka Common
pedith seem confined principally to
driving Prohibitionists from the Re
publican party. When the Common.
weaih has accomplished "its mission
there will be very few besides itselfleft
A great State paper, supported by the
Republican party, should devote its
energies not to tearing down the party
but to building II up. We have be-
lieved from the first that there is no
use Of the Republican party going to
pieces over the Prohibition question,
and We believe so vet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
Books, Books!

What busy man or woman has not
been annoyed by having book agent
present himself at the very busiest
time, he his book ever so good. Now
Ipropose to Offer the citizens Of Salina
and vicinity the opportunity Of com.
ing at your own convenient time to
my home and ordering your books,
having your choice out Of hundreds
Of excellent books for the family some
Of which can he obtained nj no other
place In town. shall try to make IL
an object to those who want reliable
books to order Of me and shall spare
no pains TO accommodate all.
Remember the place, No. ~, Seventh
street, with large rock hitching post
In front. Mks. A. n. SEE.
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A man named Cunningham has
been named by Congressman Hanback,
As his successor i'm the Salina land Of
flee, and the papers there are all
hot about the matter. The fact
of the matter IL, Mr.. Hanback,
ought never to have been nOmi-
mated. He was nominated by votes
from the eastern part of the State and
belonged there. Col. Phillips or
Judge Holt should have been the man.
Clay Center Times.
1t seems that Hon. l.. Hanback, has
resigned as Receiver of the land office
at Salina, and has recommended the
appointment Of II. Cunningham.
Hanbac choice Of a successor is Sc
verely condemned by the three papers
in Salina- They say that u congress
man has no right to consider appoint
nients to office as his private property
in opposition to the will of large ma.
jority of the people. And yet this is
the course pursued by Congressman
Anderson, who has a political boss in
each county in the district, and allows
the people no voice whatever in the
selection Of pOstmasters and other Of
ficials whose appointments Anderson
holds in his grip, at the beck Of the
bosses he has set up throughout the
district. His Dickinson county boss
has played him out i'm this county
Abilene Gazette.
Judge Hanback, hes been in hot
water over the appointment of his
successor I'm the land office. II is
claimed that i'm order to secure the
support Of Wagstaff and his friends,
for the congressional nomination last
spring the place was promised to Mr..
Wagstaff. But recently it turns out
that Mr.. Hanback, has endorsed ex.
county attorney Cunningham for the
place and at this the people of Salina
are very indignant. Hanback, should
bear i'm mind that the position is not
n county place to be given at his pleas
ure. to some local politician rs a re-
ward for service rendered. but posi-
ton in which the entire land district
has AN interest. The public is inter
ested in having competent man and
one who will he no disrredit 10 the
place.-McPherson Republican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

LOUISE MICHEL, that jolly French
socialist Is liable to prove herself
equal to that Kansas female agitatoI
known by the name Of Kate Bender
She has lately asserted that she was
once on the point Of assassinating
Gsmbetta, and at another time would
have taken Louis Napoleon's life, il
her sccompIices had not weakened
She is reported to be married, but
Mr. Michel has not lived at home fol
several wears.
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A FRIEND states that st. John,
in the executive chamber, was chatty
and never lacked for something to
talk about; visitors to the chamber
now. notice that Click Is not near 20
laxative, but very quiet In his de-
meanor-which, by some, is taken for
voaorye
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WHAT else may be said about this
winters legis lation. its prospects, etc,
We should judge from the amount Of
space devoted To the subject in the
Capitol papers that the legal barb-wire
fence will meet all that Ia expected of
il. Even the knot-holcs in the wire
have been provided for by the Sena-
torial grangers.
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In the slaughter of the Republican

In the slaughter Of the Republican
officers of Kansas. holding by appoint
ment from the Governor, 1t seems that
Gov. Click has cut Off the head OF
George II. Peck-regent Of the State
University. 1t il presumed that Peck
will he whooping about the battle
ments of Gov. Click in a pretty lively
manner, two wears from now.
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EVER since Gov. Green, of Manhat-
tan, presided over that Democratic
county convention, he has been get.
ting "fooler and fooler." Why one
frosty morning not long since he was
mending a fence, and i'm doing so put
frosty nail into his mouth. and that
eloquent tongue is now racked with
main
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THOSE great reformers Pattison, of

THOSE great reformers: PattisOn, OF
Pennsylvania, Cleveland. of New
York, and Butler, of Massachusetts,
do not have the success in purifying
politics which they SO confidently ex-
pected. They find that reform is not
q luxuriant plant--springing up inIa
nighttime. but one of those which
come by slow and easy stages, and
bloom only periodically.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

The Legislature has twenty-one
more days In which to consider the
GUU bills which have been introduced.
What a Bartholomew massacre OF
bills will take place in the closing
houHa.
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FOR Cash.
GIBSON & IHoRsTeNseRo,
PWOPRlkTORa
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATE az kAN>NS,I
Cot NV ~ SAME.

In thu rrobs;, Court IN aHI Tor saiI Coaaiy
Ia III" Natter 90 the Estate % Josiah : chaplin.
deceased.
Nbft' , - he rehy given that i-itrr- Of A.im.n-
~ i-'fa'ifsu have been granted To- the under
signed ftr estate e.! In-i1h chaplin late ,l
shHf '.uu y. ''sa-.d, ~ "a. Honorable thu Pro
ifsir t"Grt e the county sud ~iste sf"rs-shl
dated Tie liih day - jauuaTy. \. D.. tssd No.
fli rHt.fn> l.vir. 'itIms against siii estate az.
hsrchy n"'idsd that thew must PRESENT the sane
=" III" Uude F-ienr,l Ter allowance within one wear
ltaiu the date IL Sail l'tt-T. th.y NAV h- pre-
'u 4 itVm 10 ncfif of aid estate aud that ~
suca claims be- net exhibited within thr.. years
ait he itt 81 aid letters th~y shall h. tsrsyef
t.rrud IIEHtE " q 1UANpIfE
January ia. t-ei as:W Aimisi-trstrts
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HetAsss I aaeeAsrs ! ! Mothers III

Are you disturbed At night and brok-
en- Of your rest by sick child suffer.
Ing and crying with the excruciatIng
pain ofcutting teeth? II 40 20 at once
and get . bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING Syrup II will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon Il; there ID no aistaks about
1t. There II not mother on earth who
has ever used II, who tell youwill no
ut once that Il will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. II II perfectly safe to use In
ell cases. and pleasant to the taste, and
IL the prescription Of one of the oldes,
and best female physicians and nurs-
e In the United States. Sold every.
where y Q bottle. d