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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21
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Col. Whitley Is putting up q new adj
dition TO the Coolidge hotel, which will
virtually double the rooming capacity of
the house. The hotel, when the wing IL
finished, will have about one hundred
rooms, and will be the largest and best
appointed hotel In the state. The wing
is being built to match the south wing,
and adjoining the north end OF
the main building. The business
ability of Col. Whitley, and the
sound hotel sense OF Geo. Clark have
combined to make the Coolidge 9 home
sought for by travelling men who spend
their Sundays on the road, as q place for
q day OF rest and solid comfort. It has
also served TO bring people into town on
tours OF inspection through the west,
and 10 this way has helped to build up
EmpOria. Its reputation has been well
spread. A first-clAss hotel Is one of the
absolutely necessary adjuncts to q real
live town and the plans Of the proprietor
of this new improvement have been re-
allied In the past and cannot help being
the boast Of the future.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21
CENrRAL CoMMTTrEE MeEriNa

The Lyon County Central COMMITTEES
met ct the Office of Buck & Feighan las
Saturday. DR.. J. J. Wright presided anC
w. ]. Jones was elected secretary.
John Bay, l. e. Lambert, W. s. Jay
DR.. s. E. Lanphear. D. G. Edwards, J
E. Mcleod, g. o. Hughes, A. W!Plumb
E. Hoskins, w. j, Jones and Dr. J. J
Wright were present. ss..
A committee appointed 70 request g
v. Eskridge to come before the commit
tee and state his reasons for refusing &c
support portion of the ticket, reported
that he conld not be found.
MessFs. A. w. Plumb, e. Hosklns, d
o. Edwards, John Mcleod, w. 81. Clark
8. E. Lanphear aud G. o. Hughes were
appointed a committee to Investigate
ali alleged irregularities in thu
county, district and representa-
tive conventions, provided both Mr.
Jacob SlotlSr and Mr.. O. v. Eskridgs
sgree in writing to abide by the decis
ion of the committee. p 80
A committee consisting OF j. j
Wright, l. E. Lambert. w. s. jay, A
w. Plumb and D. o. Edwards, was up
pointed to make arrangements for open
ing the campaign here in Septembel
with mass meeting and grand rally.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21
Ramn.hahla snn...,

The DAVIS sewing machine, manufac
tuTed by the Davis Sewing Machine
Company. at Watsrtown, N. Y, has fair
~ astOnIshed It's inventor, manuiectur-
ere, and agents in the rapiditY with
which It hss come to the front as the
IavoTite family sewing machine.
People have for years supposed that
no more improvement could be made In
this ''Iamily friend, !" but that this was
pOssIbls is abuDd AnIly proved by the
new High-Arm Davis. They ara in
greater demand, where their merits are
known, than any other sewing machine.
They are 90 easily understood; 30 light
running; 50 sure % stay IN perfect or
der, and 20 cheap, cORsldeEIns the quail
ty, thai We advise all persons wishing
the very best sewing machine ever
made, % obtain q s.DaVio." The Con-
pany FULLY warrants every mach:ne for
i've years-and we'll they may, for the
machine, IN ell Of lie parts. Is OF such Z
high grade OF workmanshtp that Is can
noR we'll get out Of order. A hard run.
l nIng machine viii eVsal1GIly impair
the constitution Of the strongest woman
a machine that does n0a work perfectly
Is AgOnIzing 90 q nervous, deIicately- or
gained girl or woman. A machinl
that Is often out of order
that IL mot ready for use at al
tints when 1t - wanted, II
6 thing OF neither pleasure nor profit
Three fouTths Of the time required IL
making gaEmSnk is ordinarily con
sumed In bastIDg the work. No time L
thus wasted with this nlachine, as by th,
use of ihe vertical fced. ali manner o
sewing 10 done without basiiDg. If Yol
bug = T" Davis. p zoo viii have q mschIu
apprOxlmaiiBg perfection. and tor NOR
than this n0 one need SIX.
| Call and see the machine at l66 Com
mercael street.. where II. R. RobIee viii
conVince you thai all Ne have said oi Ih
Davis sewing Machine lie true " ID
letter.
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YUn-Ea

Piles are frequently preceded BY .
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing The
patient 70 suppose he has some Affection
Of the kidneys or neighboriRg organs
Al times, symptoms Of indigestion are
present, IS flatnleney, uneasiness Of the
ssomach, etc. A moisture, like psEspiR.
alton, producing very dlsaEreeable
itching, particularly &C night after get
ting warm IN bed. is very common A.
Ie1dans. Blind, BleediHg and Ischrng
Piles yield - once To the application q
DIT. Bosanko,s Pile Remedy. which aeta
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the Tunors, allsyiBg the intensS
Itching. and affecting . permanent cure
where all other remedies have failed
DO not delay until the drain on the sys
TEN produces permanent disability, ba
try IT and be cured. Price, 90 censs
Sent prepaid on receipt of price. Ad
dress, The DR.. Bossnko Medical Co,
! PIqua, Ohio Sold by Chas- Ryder.
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THE NoRMAL INSTITUTE
THUn,DAr, Aug. IA, 1884

AhO1rOAhs aug IL AOO1s
PhIlOSopby.-A very Interesting ses.
sion was enjoyed this morning, the les
$50 having been prepared very well in
spite Of the dissipation of lass nights
social. HydrOstAlics and hydraulics
were discussed, aud the spirit level and
ths hydrOmeler were explained.
History An outline OF the settle
ulenls was tie lesson, AS the dates are .
very important item, and as very few
were Of The same opinion on the subject,
many sui Wild we're the guesses. Penn
was EeciIed by events, and q short sketch
OF him was gwen.
PhysiOlOgy.--Thn lesson of circula-
IiOn and respiration did MT setm to be
very well prepared. Prof. Kizer ex-
planned many points unexplained before
TO the class, illustrating by drawings,
which not only throw light on the sub
ject, but showed the al of this uutIr-
ing teacher.
Prof. Kelley In history discouraed on
the causes that led TO the settlement Of
the Thirteen Colonies" In reading,
the dill on "form Of voice" was cOntin-
ned. In grammar, the subject of lease
of nouns" was considered. In arithme-
tic the subject of fractions was discuss
cd.
Prot. Kizer, in geography, discussed
the "ResOrces of the United States" and
IN drawing drilled the class upon the
driineatIon OF natural forms of leaves"
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Ehe Zee ind Abuse Of sPsetaslas. q
e Is - sensible 60 CHOOSE medBcine
out Of . drug store when sick Is . psir
Of epectacles ont Of . shop-kesper's
sock. Optics Gnd oculisss are tive no
less distinct professions than that Of
medieine. The ruin 70 sight II 6Eten -
great "a the Imprudsnt use Of drugs
without = judicicas prescription.
Thousands Of the old are now suffering
the penalties consequent upoa their
selections of glasses when first
admOnished by failing vision Of their
necessity and no Optalion being near 20
select for them the exact renedy-the
precise combination required 20 com.
peDsale what Is Lost Of power N Tie
natural lenses and no more Nothing
can be promised such, save pallAti0n d
SYiie. for the damage If generally ire
parable during Lie, the eyes cbntin.
uAlly demanding more power ~ . dKun
kaEd more stimulantk-until the
strOHGess focus will fail 10 delight
with vision. You pay your money and
Il IO4 SeA1 FOoA OA01OGs AAO A--C4SA1@-A4l
spectacle seller makes peEhapsa dollar
bat what Is the estimate plsced upon
the value Of yoar eyes. added d the fac
that be Is no Judge. and heeds mot the
agAlIty Of the glasses for sale. We
venture the assertion nat out pl
every dozen paiEs of lenses one
half are improperly H.Aicheds de focui
Ia each ere varying one-tourth
inch to six iuches difference. even six.
tenth OF an inch variatIon bringing
RUIN to the eyes. TO complss this i'm.
portant objeca Dr.. Matthsz has opened
the only Office IA EmpOrla at she Coo
Iidge hotel, WHARF accurate end minut(
measurement and adjusGments OFFICIALLY
can Be made, up0a which de
Ponds ahe proper trealmeat, and
hence preservation of sigks. The
doctor offers his services to the dIscrim-
lnatIDg who begin 80 fesi the need Ol
glasses, promising so IS lit them 10 pre-
serving the sight TO the latest period Ol
old age, general health being good. To
1 all . considerations discharge Of what We
deem q very important use TO long over
looked by the public at large, greatly tC
their Injury and detFimeDt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21
A AaODEL STUDIO.

One of the attractions of Commercial
street is the new display Of pictures in
the show cases at the entrance of Mr. L.
8. Pages studio. These cases have been
refinished In ebony and gold, and the
pictures displayed show this artists
newest and best work. Among them are
q large panel picture of Mr.. O. 8. Gross,
q new style shadow picture Of Miss Liz
zle Thomas, q standing picture of Cap
tain Page In full uniform. and . large
panel picture of little daughter Of DR.,
Parr. These pictures are from mega
Iives, taken by Mr.. Page and retouched
by Mr.. 81. d. Stowe. and artist from
Louisville. Kentucky, who has
had q successful experience for
thirty years. and who makes = specially
of reIOuching negatives. Mr.. Stone
will remain here, and his assistance to
the hitherto highly successful artists in
this studio will, II possible, increase the
popularity of their work.
Mr. Page has seven apartments, con-
sisting of a large, pleasant reception
room with very nOme-llke appearance,
q splendid operating room in which any
desired light can be utilized, dark
room, and separate dressing rooms for
gentlemen and ladies, which rooms are
provided with everything usually ap-
purtensnt and necessary for the comfort
and convenience of patrons. i, 90
All of the best improved methods and
materials are used, and the studio
throughout is one of the best equipped
imaginable. The new dry plate process
Is used altogether. Pictures from. lockeI
to life size are taken direct from the
original. Mr.. Stowe says that IA ell his
experience he has never known an artist
who has such general success with pic
lures and groups of children as has Mr..
Page, and his work attests the truth.
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cnH1anMPrTnM


Il Is said that $1,000 people die az
nually In the United States alone from
this disease. In some sections OF the
country one death In every three IL from
consumption. This can be and should
be avoided our people are to careless
about an ordinary cough or cold, and
other symptoms of throat and lung AZ
fections that lead to this disease. You
should arrest Il while 10 - IN the germ.
Two or three do0es Of DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup will relieve an
ordinary cough or cold. Is dOes not
cry up cough like many preparations,
and leave the disease behind Il. but acts
directly on the throat and bronchial
tubes, removing all the phlegm and NOR.
bid matter that accumulatea In the
throat and lungs. Il allAys all arFila-
ton, aud renders the voice clear and dis
tInct. Trial slze free. Sold By Chas.
Ryder.
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Pn..tp,,e.,,ptl..t,,

Sure cure fog blind. bleeding and itch.
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years. standing. Noone
need suffer ave minutes alter using vii
llama Iadisn Pile Ointment. It alb
serbs tunors, aIlsys itching, acts as poul-
Gice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nOshing else. Hon. j. Gotten
bury, Of Cleveland, says: Al have tried
scores Of pile cures, and it affords me
anything which gave such Immediate
and permanent relief g Dr.. Williams
Indioa Pile Ointment. Sold by Frazier
Medicine Co, pFopEietors, Cleveland, o.
Mailed on receipt Of price, 81. W.. r.
Irwin, agent 1t EmpOFia- - =
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21

NEWTON. Kae., Aug. 14-At a meet
ing Of anti-prohibition RepIbIlcaAs ners
last evening delegates were elected to
the ants-prohibition state convention to
meet 81 Topeka On the 10Th inst, as
follows; G. 8. Bowman, Lyman ICorie,
@. r. Eongef, Taylor Logan, r. r.
Hazard, ]. w. PasAegDoa end L. E.
Steele. Alternatas: n. J. BuEdick, J.
r. Rodgers, EuOs Commons Daniel
Ruth, 81. w. Hubbard, A. II. Barrett
and W. Q. Garresa 1he meeting was
composed wholly Of Bepubiicans who
supported Click two yeafs ego, some o.
its meDbera having more than ! state
reputation. The meeting Of anti.pr0hi-
0it1en Republicans resolved unanimous.
~ in'favof Of supporting both the state
and asaionAl Republics ticketa, and In
strrcted thelr delegates % work for this
result A resolution declaring ID favoI
Of the fe-BubnIssIo1 Of the prohibition
amenement % tie stats constitution VA
also passed Rnanimoualy. Il y pTobablt
! that Col, Martin, the Republican cAndI.
date for governor, viii poll the fun party
vote Of this county.
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Fruit Evaporatori. .

We manufacture the Williams Fruit
and Vegetable Evaporators for factory
use We also make the Bidwell Patent
Fruit EvapOratOFs for medium size; We
make Two sizes of the latter. The eVsp-
orators have no equal: they sell on their
merits. We are not Obliged TO cut on
prices to compete with worthless ma
chimes, parties are glad 10 get them al
reasonable prices. ''';
Send for illustrated circular. d
JOHN WILLIAMS & SoNs,
Pstentees and Manufacturers,
.l Kalamazoo Mfeh
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Great Dlseoxarx

That is daily bringing Joy to the
homes of thousands by saving many Of
their dear ones from an early grave,
ruly, is DIR. Kings New Discovery tor
consumption, coughs. colds, ssihma,
bronchitIs, hay fever, loss of voice, tick
ling In the throat. pain in the side and
chest, or any disease of the throat and
lungs. A positive cure guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at B. Wheldonis drug
store. Large size, S1.OO. To-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21

The last issue OF the Real Estate Elk
change from A. ID. Robbins s. CO.. Of
Topeka, has been received by II 4. Nor
ton. This paper, In magazine form 10
descriptive Of the lands IN the hands Of
the above firm. In the last issue En-
poriA, Lyon county, holds . prominent
place. One of the most prominent illus
trAtious Is = cut Of the EmpOria college
furnished by Mr.. Morton. There are
also extracts from the Real Estale Bulls-
tin, Published here by the last named
gentleman, the most prominent Of which
Ia a description of the WI ser ranch.
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FRIDAY. An

FRIDAY, Aug. 10.
The members Of the institute were TO-
day examined on the entire work of the
session.
The teaching Of history was discussed
at length, and q number OF theories adj
Vanced for teaching primary and inter
mediate grades, and for instrucling .
class 30 advanced that it Wss not neces.
sAry to keep them longer in . course
prescribed by text books, which last
theory did not meet with universal ap-
prOVal.
While Professor Kizer was arranging
maps for explanations on physiology,
Miss Allen conducted the recitation on
the subject of THE Skim" in a manner
highly entertaining. Professor KizeT
then took charge of the recitation, and
discussed many points of interest as to
which were the more important In re-
spiratiOn, the lungs or the skin. The
use Of lily white and powders in gen.
erAl was freely discussed The ladies Of
the institute did not. however. seem 70
coincide FULLY with this discussion.
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A very large number OF the best
known people Of EmporiA afflicted with
imperfect vision have been provided by
DIR. MAIthez with glasses that afford
them the greatest satlsiActiOn. Persons
who through an improper selection oil
spectacles have for years seen imper.
fectly with lenses that have been pain.
full to the eyes, have called upon the
doctor and by the aid Of bis professional
skill and services received glasses
especially adapted TO their individual
requirements. They have thus been
made TO see with q dIstinciness and q
delightful ease not before experienced
DR.. MAtlhez has been at the Coolidge
for the past I'VE weeks and will remain
some time longer.
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Mrs. DE-. WsIson,a Periodical Zee

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for . great many
years in her private practice. II has
proved al unfailing specific in the treat
ment Of the many disorders TO which the
female constitution is subject. Il IL .
sure cure for the troubles that so many
women suffer. Mailed on receipt Of
price. Frazer Medicine Co, pfopPi'
etors, Cleveland, Ohio. W. r. Irwin,
agent at Emporia.
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Greatly EzaxEssasea

NBw YORK, Aug. MA dispatch
non the CITY Of Mexico ssut directly to
she AssOeiaaei Press referring 10 the n
porss wa ST. Louis thss . great cOnspir-
acy ag1snst the sQssEnment hes been
uneartheds eaye that reports In fact are
in circulation there bat are greatly ex.
eggeraied. II Is true that few arrests
have been made, but the so-calIed con.
spiRacg lisp xiaae0091ly weak lt doe.
not merit the name,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21

: Mr.. r. J. Edwards, Of this city, mel
with severe lOss on Saturday last. Two
very fine horses which he was using on
his farm near Eureka. in Greenwood
county, were bitten by . rabid dog some
weeks ago. and on Friday last began
showing signs Of hydrOphObla. Ga Sat-
urday they had TO be tied down, and II
was with the greatest diniculty theJ
could be managed at all. They kicked
thrsshed and frothed at the mouth, and
even bit their tongues until they hing Ia
shTeds. When It was found thai no re-
lief could DO afforded them, they were
both shot TO put them out Of their mis-
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Free ofCost.

By calling St Chas. Ryder's drug
store, you can get sample bottle OF DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup free
Of cost. which will relieve the most OBJ
sIinaie cough or cold, and show you
what the regular 80 cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis
DrV Hacking Cough, Pains In the Chest
and ali diseaAcs OF the throat and luBgs
~ sample bottle Of this medicine.
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The HrOr.y Letters.

NEW YORK, Ang. l5.-The long de.
layed expose by United States Commits.
siOner. John 1. Davenport, Of the
Morsy letter will be published toner.
row mOrniDg.- II makes book of 150
pages. II 10 largely made up Of fac
simlIIes OF documents showing forgery
in its various forms. The nATrstive is
only q brief part OF the whole v June.
The book sets forth the persOn WhU
actually penned the forged Morey letter
WAS lawyer Of this city named Henry IL.
Hadley. Davenport describes him as a
manipuIatOr of insurance companies
of doubtful character and Of other mat
eeFs equally Precsrioos, with an innate
love Of intrigue and with . craving de-
size to dip into politics and ~ cores
pond with public men. -
He'quotes iron his letters to show be
was always Democrat though ut the
time of the commission of the forgery
he was secretary Of the Hancock DINO
cratic association, In the rooms OF
which the forgery was committed on or
about October Bod, 1880. The forgery,
according TO Hadley's admission and 10
conformity with the evidence collected
by Davenport was originally IN the form
OF an extract IRON supposed interview
with General Garfield Davenport po-
sessed himself of about LOCO letters
written by Hadley between 1873 and
1879, and finds all the distinguishing
marks Of photography and caligraphy
alike in them and the forged letter.
There were also peculiar errors in
spelling. It was on the display of this
sVidence Of guilt that Hadley con-
fessed his part IN the crime. There was
no such man as II. L. MOEey, 10 whom
the forged letteT was supposed 10 have
been written, nor Was there ever any
such person as John w. GOodalI who
claimed to have been executor OF H l..
MOrsY and who Transmitted the forged
letter Truth. HAdleY wrote Goodall q
letter, also. Lindsey, like MOrey, was 9
fictitious peTsea and the man O'Brien.
WHO peFsOOated him, lie now serving Q
term in Sing Sing prison for that OF
The Language OF the blorey letter lie
shown to have been cplled from speeches
of Cutler. Of n. j.; Williams, OF WIS.,
consin; Phillips, of Kansas, LuttreIl, of
California, and others, on the Chinese
bill iaod from testimony Of Henry George
and others before the house comm ittee
on Chinese Immigration. and in no sense
are extracts from Garfield. -ss
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The new team Of sorrels lately pur-
chased by the city have received careful
and diligent training at the hands Of the
teamster, Jordan Carson. At the sim.
pie tap OF the gong on the hose cart, the
horses leave their stalls and take their
proper places beside the tongue of the
cart aud all u ready IN "jifIy" 70 pull
out 70 q IRE. The sorrsls go 70 their
positions, toe. and stop there, even when
the doors in frontIof them are WIDE open.
Probably "Jord." is not proud Of that
teami
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DIR. FrAzisE's Root Bitssrs

FrSzicr's Root Bitters are not dram
shop bssrraee. hut are strictly madicinal
~ every ssnsa. They act strongly unnn
the liver and Kidneys. keep the bowel,
s.pa AMI r..gular. make the Nrak strong.
best the hangs. hOlld up the nerves ~ d
cieaase Che blood and syttem of every
mpurity. Sold BY W. X. Irwin, 81. 90
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Regarding the raxat.on of BasA Prop

Regarding the Taxation OF B00k Prop
erty.
CINClNNATI, Aug. 16.-JustIce Stan
ley Masthews, Of the supreme court OF
the United States, In q suit brought by
the city Ot CUYiagtoa against the various
national banks of that city to recover
taxes alleged 20 be due on their surplus,
real estate and Office fixtures,
has rendered decision. The
banks had obtained Q temporary
restrsining orders and the case came mp
on the motion to make the Injunction
perpetual. The Justice holds that the
furniture aGd real estate Is exempt from
city taxation because Of the provision Ia
the Kentucky statutes making specific
tax on each share Of national bAEk stock
which Is TO be In lieu of all
other taxation, bat II this is
not The case 5 the furniture
will still be exempt because an act of
congress, without whose authority Il
cannot be taxed by the state authority,
the taxati0A of real estAts. As to the
surplus fund ard undivided profits, he
held that they were mot subject
TO taxation because not included
Ia the permiEsloa granted in
the Get Of congress without which any
state o. municipIe saxstlon Of nstion,
al banks Il void and are not subjeet "a
taxation, under the law taxing the shares
Of stock beyo8d the limit liked By state
statute Of fifty ee9ts per shaze of one
hundred dollars, and the perpetual IN
junction was granted.
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BaoAloas Aralea saave

The greatest medical wOnder OF Gha
world. Warranted 60 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, 9lceTs, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores Cancers. Piles.
Chublains. COrns, letter, ChApped
| Hands, and all skin vruDsiOns, guaran.
iced IN cure in every InstRaee Or money
refunded. IS cenls per box. Fnr sale ny
] Hheldon
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1t the testimony of eminent chemists
and sagacious medical men is of any
value, DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der is the most perfect made. These
men of standing in their professions not
only recommend its use, bus endorse it
perfect purity. excellence and whole
someone's by using it in their own fam
lilies.