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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

An eX-COngressman After "A WaIch-
MANS BILLET.
nj.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-A short time
ago an ex-member of Congress from tho
Twenty-first Pennsylvania district, who
was candidate for the goVernorsliip of a
territory, called upon the captain of the
treasury watch with n Colorado man and
asked place for him MS Waterman. The
eX-congressman had secured pretty heavy
Endorsements for his friend, who had in
turn Endorsed him for the aforesaid gov
ernorship. The eX-congressmnn hus been
playing against hard luck on the terri
torial place. He astonished the captain
of the watch II day or two ago.
Have you given my friend from
Colorado that place yet" he anxiously
inquired.
mot yet" replied Captain McCrea,
apologetically; "but I'll try and fix him
up this month"
''Never mind. lin fact, l wish TO
withdraw his Endorsements and"
"What's the fellow been doing now ~
asked the captain.
'.Nothing-nothing; but You see I've
had pretty bad luck recently, and-well,
| want the place myself"
The captain was too much astonished
to speak at first, but finally said he didn't
see why an ex-Congressman wouldn't
make good Waterman, and thi, pnrticu.
lar one has commanding figure and the
reputation of masher. II is rather touph
on the Colorado man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

THE INDIAN TROUBLES
The Cheyennes Evidently Preparing
for Determined Warfare.

WICHITA, KAs., July 1.-THE Edgle's
special from the Cheyenne agency says
that the aspect is undoubtedly proving
more serious from day to day, and that
troops sufficient for complete police
patrol will prove the only means of
safety. The Cheyennes have sent n large
number of their best war horses out west
under the apprehension of an attack from
the militia, in which event they would be
n safe distance for raiding. Small bodies
of Indians are slipping away every day and
it is believed they are all ready for the
stampede to the wilds in body as soon
MS their spies, who overrun the agency,
are satisfied the government means to dis
arm them. It leaked out at the agency
to-day from Indian sources that the In
dians themselves believe the band which
went west to the "Pan Handle" have been
carroled by citizens and cowboys, but the
| authorities have had no yeritication of the
rumor.
II is reported that number of Kiowas
and Comanches have joined the missing
Cheyennes. The government has tele-
graphed Agent Dyer to find out how
many Indians are off the reservation.
This order cannot be executed without
the presence of more troops to hold them
until counted.
The Eagle's special says that an attempt
even to take census would precipitate a
| fight.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Secretary Endi-
colt to-day ordered three regiments of
cavalry and the Fourth infantry, making
a total force of nearly 5000 men, to pro-
coed at once to the vicinity of Fort Reno,
Indian Territory, from their present
stations in the departments of Texas and
the Platte. This will make force of
about 1000 men in the territory.
WINNIPEG, MAN. July 11.-Mrs Delaney
and Mrs. Gowanlock, who were in cap.
tivity with Big Bear, have left for eastern
Canada via Port Arthur. Previous to
their departure they were presented with
n purse of $l67, besides many articles OF
apparel and other comforts for which
they were sincerely grateful, having lost
everything.
Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16
Destr,c,iyc mnil slnrn.

BLooMTNoToN, ILLs., July l5.-The
vicinity of Saybrook, the Scene of the
water spout of last Thursday, was yester
day visited by the severest hail storm that
has been known in that section for years.
The storm continued about Is minutes,
covering the ground with hail stones of
unusual size, many of which Law ON the
ground an hour after the storm abated.
On several farms the corn was torn
to pieces and the oats and wheat beaten
down. The crops, where they had escaped
the deluge of the 9Th inst, We're in fine
condition promising an abundant harvest,
but hundreds of acres were destroyed
yesterday. In many of the dwellings, all
the panes of glass on the side Of the
house upon which the storm heat were
broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

The annual session of the Chester
Heights camp meeting was opened yes
terday, and will continue until August
Sd. The grounds are spacious. The
programme is varied and provides for II
number of n.eresting meetings. Two
days are set apart as a Sunday School
Institute" two days will be devoted to
the missionary cause, "Temperance
Harvest Home" will occupy one day, and
various other special features will be
introduced in the series. A large number
of eminent divines and lay workers in
the interests of morality and religion
will participate in the ceremonies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16
Reported Death of FL Mnr,di.

CAIRo, July 11.-Gen. Brackenbury
telegraphs from Fatneh that letter
which was received yesterday states that
FL Mahdi is dead. The letter was written
by a merchant at Handak on July s,inst.,
and it says that since the prophets death
his followers have fallen to fighting among
themselves. A refugee Egyptian soldier,
who arrived at Fatmeh to-day, Gen.
Brackenbury says, asserts that he saw an
Arab ON the first of July at Abudom who
told him FL Mahdi was dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

The funniest If the recent Re-
publican convention Pennsylvania is
that Immediately after nominating Matt
Quay, the boss of all the political bosses
in that boss-ridden state for state trea-
surer, il adopted platform which con-
tanned plank arraigning the Democratic
national administration for failing to
carry out the principles OF an honest
Civil Service reform.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

MADRID, July IA. There were reported
throughout Spain yesterday 1902 new
cases of cholera and 473 deaths from the
disease. The returns from Valencia, how
ever, are incomplete. Several suspicious
cases of illness are reported in the city of
Segovia, but the authorities there refuse
to admit that they are cases of cholera.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

READING, Pa, July Considerable
excitement was created at Sheridan,
Lebanon county, this morning by the re-
ceipt of news from South Mountain,
three miles distant, that a mine of mica
had been discovered on the Joel Trextor
tract. A 30-feet shaft has been sunk. A
rich deposit of fine mica worth from B3
to 30 q pound was struck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16
Suicide Of n Young Wife.

CLEVELAND, o., July II Mrs. Ell
Norville, the beautiful young wife of a
Logan county farmer, committed suicide
yesterday by hanging. A short time since
her husband, Lewis Norville, began suit
for divorce, charging intimacy with
neighboring farmer, who was also sued
for $4,000 damages. Unable to stand
the disgrace, Mrs. Norville took her life.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16
Worm. Scnre T,exa. Co..on men.

DALLAS, Tex, July 1l.-The dreaded
web worm has made its appearance
in several cotton fields south of Dallas
along the river. Thus far their
ravages have been confined to dis.
trict only few miles square. Planters
dread the worm more than any other, aud
considerable anxiety exists among cotton
dealers of north Texas over the sudden
appearance of this scourge in the very
heart Of the cotton belt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

and Cambridge Universities are az imperative
that the students of these Universities should
read the .'Sclence of Lifen as any OF The stand
ard works which tht ir collegiate course requires
The young Engllshmen are great athletes, and
are Instructed In the schools how TO maintain
good health. This famous medical book IL adj
vertised In another column Of this paper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16


Encouraged BY the majority Of 81 900
for Blaine which the state gave last fall,
the Republicans of Pennsylvania have
forgotten the lesson taught by their disas-
tlous defeat in 1882, and again surren-
dered their state organization to machine
control The nomination of Matthew
Stanley Quay tor state treasurer by the
Republican convention, last week. was
even more obnoxious than the
machine dictation that forced
the nomination of General Beaver
for governor three years ago; for while
Beaver WIS personally mn ilreproachable
candidate and obnoxious only because his
choice was dictated by the corrupt state
ring, Quay is the very head and front OF
machine politics in Pennsylvania, and
personally exemplifes tile rule of the
political boss, against whiS independent
voters have been SO successfully fighting
for the past few years.
The only commentator that can be
given TO Quay's nomination is to say that
he is fully competent to perform the
dnties of the office. md is s.solid with fine
boysn throughout the state. He is n pro-
fessional office holder, and has been since
his early manhood. He started in 40 nro.
thonotary of his native county in 1866
held yarious military nositions of nrot,
during the war. has been n member q,
the legislature. was twice secretary OF
the commonwealth, and was recorder OF
the city of PHILADELPHIA for several years
The latter position he had carved ON
especially for himself by seryile leoisla
ture, and despite the protests of Phila
delphia's citizens, he left his countr,
home and foisted himself upon them
drawing from their unwilling noelet
emoluments that amounted from s4O. 90,
to $50, 900 per wear.
The independent revolt that defeate,
so personally reputable n candidate n
General Beaver in 1882 has been revive,
by Ouay,s nomination. and will dopbtIes
ADMIN make itself falt This fall Evon tb
PbiladeInbio prsse which desrita he il,
denendence before nominations alwav
supnorts the reo,lor Rannblico,
nomination. .o,,or,iIase rs .L, 49,,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

Baltimore is more particular about the
obstruction of sidewalks tlnn is vii
mington. Even so big a man as Robert
Garrett has been taught that he cannot
encroach with inpunity upon the rights
of pedestrians
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

A man has been found in Hickorytown,
Pa, who differs from Nasty in that he
does not want and will not have post
office under this administration. Having
rendered his resignation several times
without having it accepted, he has now
locked up the Office, and Hickoryville is
without postmaster.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

WARRINGTON, duly n. Secretary Whit
ney said tonight that he had not as yet
determined what lie would do under the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opinion with regard
to the Dolphin. 1t was matter requir-
ing careful consideration, and he would
not act hastily. He would give the an
swer of the advisory board to the public
as soon as he had time TO read it. II is
generally believed that Secretary Whit
ney will exercise to the utmost the powers
which the Acknowledgement recognizes
as belonging to him in dealing with the
Dolphin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

We think New Orleans would be wise
to take to heart Philadclphia's abortiye
attempt to perpetuate the Centennial
Exposition. The Crescent City show has had
its day and should be allowed to die in
peace. Attempts to gllvanize it into
enduring life must almost surely he more
Improbable than successful
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

Attorney-General Garland has given a
decision upon the three points relative to
the tn acceptance Of the dispatch boat
If tbs NaSS TSs sne
General holds that the vessel cannot be
accepted by the Secretary of the Navy;
that no contract exists between Mr.. John
Roach and the government, and that the
large sum of money paid to him for the
vessel may be recovered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-16

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets.
and city-hall square.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
our Fr cmIUM BOOK.

OIr r,a,irr. a i see 10y announcement
o.. iffa luurti age hat "" have h'eue
..,r 6re q tut Ne wish i' hdu
: "a, r.. wot,f. 4bout the ook. IL ID
O lied he FsIl ~ C0mpan ou; = MAJ
an. al pr.r;ic1 iufoTmatip', a. 81 l. es-
- pt...t. 10 ,hc IRE ~ Farmers
s,,g Nf,.,l,,.i,. Il WAS written ~ w.
$ Cn,rfucy ar1 arefully revised 10y "eo'
> E4rre. WI. ,ur readers viii rehenl'
Ter. ~ = prpll.E farmer q "a '"'"s
upn. al far matter. I'll 81 ni''i
4 sc 20 max ftnces1 M y rola ~
lie looks 81 i'.c n ok ami ascertain ny
pap. ~ ~ p--- ard rail-. r. icet vi
bYa.l- aud poo necessary the vi
',asr Il hr SIS IS 10 find the W. po'
-...rtstu- ..r field. ~ matter no"
,r,cpailar is 90. he flts simpe Ut
-. no. stherr Tor accompls inp hH Cd
iect II hr shp. d desire to as'e',S III
q. -uD,.er ~ .i hpls of ain ,eTtalh
r.f.ry eco, Ia. he can there find sim
ulp rules 70 q - 50. II I've "lsh"" W
dpt aow .aps hu hels Of of heilSd corn
were ,outalrpt iu "A crib full OF corn III
The -sr. b. ,'ruid here tind how u 10 IL
if q visited 49, Euow how ~ any tons ol
Ia. asert 81. 'DIf or stack "r u VI con
tanned he We 3 here find rules 10 worn
hi. ny, hlru should he wish 10 KNOW
tte aye, 81 lbs prses. cat IL, sneep, at'
h, uras Obi hp X aud in All ADM ABLY
.tu rs;,d article finds the e-ited lnioi
uation. The box also contains man,
Vaush'e tables. For inslarce: 'hhies o
Nag.- p-rcty per week and per m'htr
from 81 up - 500; interes TABLES con-
pnrnd AID ample. at dif.r'nt rates
tables showing III e number Of feet IN log
isIEe. bOsrd- etc. We might go on VI
definitely, bit this il enough To sho'
something og The value of TIN book. w
are sincere apd honest in saying that "
think n, TAN viii regret the money e'
pe1ded ia I-. purchase. X mymter u
rice 81 this b ok alone is $500 and
u.frr you re t2o. the re RID aud IN
v4iia le book for 81 90 in cash. In
offer holds good for 80 days only.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
MORTGAGE SALE .
WHEREAS. DEFAULT HAS BEEN MA

WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w ia the payment If the money secured ID y
a mortgage dated the 10Th day of January,
A ID. 1850, executed by A. .Adelbrt Dean and
Auta A. Dean, his wite, OF the village - IN A.
Michigan. To Mary :. Clark, Of thc same place,
" hch said mOrtguge was recorded IN the once
OF me register OF deeds Ot the county or GrAt-
lot, IN Liber &s of mort Cages, on plge b6s IN
the -tth day OF January, A. -, 1881, al fou
O'tl OK u. m, and whereas the am Junt elaine q
to bc due on said mort guge AT the dute Of this
notice is the sum One Hundred and Sever
doll r. and SHY cents SlU1 81 q prncipal
aud interest, and Twenty-Five dollars 80 UOi as
an attorney fee, provided tor ia sail mortgage,
and which is the whole amount elaine
To- be unpaid On said m rtgage, and n,
suit or proceeding having been instituted
al Nv recover the uCbt Now remain
irg secured 10y said mortgage, or any part
thereof, whereby the lower 81 sal contained
in -u "a mortgage his become tpciatlN
Sow THEREFORE,, nOtI,e Is hereby gwen
tn 20 10y virtue Of the said power of sal - hnd IN
pursuance Oi the statute 40 su Ia case ~ ide an
~. ; liz al, the said mortgage VIII q" tottcl SEQ
10y % sUl' at the PREMISE therein described al
pui G. VCuduc T. the highest bidder, al the
Ii. lth IN, Mt do OF the Court ilpus" tn va
iqgt I.hHca, ia sid COUNTY o. .StOt IN
The 18th day Of September next. ut ten o'cioc
I'm til forenoon OF thHt day, w6lch said prem
isrs 1Ie described in said murtgbsr as lows
tO-N4t: Commencing "a = y Int tot Two -
1. ~ crst q the uti-Vcst corner gt,he uOrt q
west quart .. OF section No. ten t,uI in -
eleven II north OF range three 80 We. th'hc'
running CAst ~, nty-eisht to- vs.. IA acc
north thirty 90 Dis, thtuCe VEST tw'rf y-eif VI
c,s' dc. hence south thirty oyU ross 20 n
pla,s Oi beginning, continuing Nv. t1t ~
quarter % acres OF ihnd.
IHttd JunoA, a ID. 1855.
/ AAa" s.. gDtRS.
-1.fr ..'.
} JANIS l.. CLAIM.
AfItIftfk .-t 1
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
J. m. MONTICEL < co.
Chancery Sale

II PURSUANCE AND ny VIRTUE OF A
p decree of the circuit court FOR the unity OF
ia I in chaucery, IN tho state Of - chgan,
I'fc and entered on the 10th Wy OF June, A.
o.. $50, IN certain cause therein tending,
wherein Louisa GHrgctt complain mt and
i~ot" Gee and Orpba Gee are dci' ndants,
N tiCc j. hereby given that on Munday,tnc I'm
dty Of October, A. u. ISIS, NJ one o'clock in tLt
afternoon of that day. ]. the subscriber, one -
county aforesaid, will sell M public auction CT
ven Tue 10 the highest bidder AT the north front
door of the court house In the village Of Ithaca
IN ~ d county, that being the place 81 holding
tho circuit court for sad county, all OrsO much
thereof as may be- necessary 10 raise the
amount due 10 said cOmplainauts for principle.
interest and cost IA this cause OF the following
DIES rlbed land tOwit. the north half OF the
~ rth-wcst quarter section fifteen I'm town
ship eleven. north Of range four west, in sum
uer townsh p Gratiut county. Michigan; and
ia making said sale the south half 81 said above
descrc'd land will first be sold and II that be
not sufficient To pay the said principle, intere. I
and costs, then that SO much OF the north half
~ said land as may bc necessary 10 pay the
balance due. with interest ant costs, will be
next sold. in accordance with tie terms Of snid
decree.
Dated August goth, 1886.
LDwIN II ASHLEY,
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for Grstlot
County, Michigan.
K. Mccall Solicitor for Complainant
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt Coleman. schr. Weymouth. plying
between Atlantic City and n Y has been
troubled with "A cough 80 that ne WAS al
most unable TO sleep. and was induced to
try DIR, Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. 1t not only gave him instant
relief hut allayed the extreme soreness in
his breast His children were similarly ST.
tccted aud = single dose had The same hap
ny effect. DR. Kings New Discovery is
now the standard remedy in the Coleman
household and on hoard the schooner.
Free trial bottle Of this remedy at b ).
WCbh's Drug Store
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Mortgage Sale.

yITHEREAS. DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w iu the payment 4 money secured by a
mortgage dated the 18th Day o. NV Ubcr, a.
-. 1852, rxr CutCi hN JOf ~ W. " slcr. 20 Alb n
l.. WuooW . d and I'urt HAYES - -ecurcn part
OF the purchase pro Ot the IHhd tLctvin de-
scribed: which said mortgage was recorded in
tre 1ice OF the rcg'st, r OF occf : ( the county
tt .jttiot in libtr a. 81 NJ, rtHUgcs oI, page 10,
on the 18th day of NoveHh"r.A ~. ~ al o;i5
- clock D. % And whereas, the salt moItgi re
Woodland ana llii, HuNt- 10 Mortimer lily. by
assignment bCa IN date ! Cc' mi or ..It a. ID.
iss2. rrd isc rdcd ia said re- t~tsI's flee on
the end dry co b'crn Ter, A ID iss@, at t:lO
ocll ok ~. II hi' 81 M rtprpcs u page
3t2: AIN. - ..c.@, tie smt uut canned tO De
due on sat0 tgHRt ~ the dftt luIs notice
is the stiiH az two hundred sixty four and sew
enty-uiuo-, C-huHdIodths och ~. irinC pal
and intcrt-t aud the further som of fifteen
dollars SO e., usonablc attorney Tee stipulated
for in ~ mortgage ntld w lcb ~ IN whole
nm Unit @. ncu To br nueU unpaid on sa Il
mortgage nd M suit or ptOc, eGi. = huN ug
been iu-ti.lttd a. Jaw TO rec Neg the debt now
rptnn ming secuted 10y 80 Il mortgage, or any
part thereof whereby the power OF sHlo c,ii-
TUNED in said mOrtgHR mas tee n" Opr rttiNt,
now, thor 70. notice il hcr'by ven. that by
virtue e. rH. -f-d ~ wtr IL sale nd 81 pureu-
auTe ~ fua .t.tc o. sucn case made and
provide ur 0.t' it r'S"g' viii Ia i"'ecl =, q
hy u ssiu le ~ ctuiscs thcr, In des,tiU.d, at
pubic veudue q the high II bicucs, at IN
n, rth front door Of the court muse / t.. vi
lag OF Ithaca, in sa.U county Z Graft {, on the
.lst dHy OF Ncv-ilbc 90 Xt Il ten O'Clock IN the
for, .I, on OF that day, h CT ssid pa, nis,s ARE
dee gibpd ia sH.. Ift rtEUpc NJ elbows, tO-wit.
a north lF'f OI he atheist quarter II 70, e
.irt H...l.....p in tuw,,.nip Glove north q
aus. ..-r. In thcc uHty 81 Gsati. AMI
"A his 2Jth day I August. 4. D.. 1857
ok1MiER LLY, Assignee.
. ~ l.. CLATE, 3 It Ter AsFl8Lct.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
A Nourishing Wine for Hot weathe,

Old and ntirm persons need some mild
tonic or gentle stimulan. especially at hi,
season, The wine made at Sprer's Mount
Prospect vineyards, in New Jersey. called
Speer's Port Grape Wine. is used at Or =
den. Vienna. and other paris ~ Europe. as
the best wine known for bencfiltIng the
human system, aud is regarded as pure,
aud very popular among physicians. Its
especially beneficial for females and old
people. st Louis Republican,. For sale
by DR. J. +. Suydanl.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Quick Relief.

Hsmilton's Jamaica Ginger Tonic and
Pain Cure is not only u valuable internal
remedy for all stomach and bowel diff al
ties such As Dyspepsia Indi. eslIun Heart
burn. Flmulcnce. Diarrhocn Dysentcry
Cramps AMI Colo. but can not lac cxcelc,
for An outward application in rheumatism
Neuralgia, ecistics. Sprsins. SIDE and
Backache and Strains in any part of ia,
body Used freely With warmth and rub
bling it gives quick relief. Price 25 and 81
cents per bottle. sold by b. >. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
These are Solid Facts-

The best blood parficr and system reg.
ulaior ever placed within the reach OF SUI
fering humanity, truly is Electric Bilters.
Inactivity Of the Liver. Biliousress, Jaun
dice. Constipation. " eak Kidneys. or any
disease OF the urinary organs. or whoever
requires an appetizer, tonic or mild stimn-
lanf. will always find Electric Bitters III,
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely aud quickly. every bottle guar
anteed 10 give entire satisfaction or money
refunded, Sold nj fifty cents hottie by
B y. Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Interesting To Both Sexes.

Any man or woman making less than
so weekly should try our EASY money
making business We want Agents for
our celebrated NJ dame Dean Spinal Sup
porting CorSecis; also. our Spinal Sup
porter. Shoulder Brace. aud Abdominal
Protector Combined (for Men aud Boys.
No experience required. Four orders per
dny give the Agent $3.50 monthly.
Our Agents report four 10 twenty sales
daily 50 outfit free. Send ut once for
'ull particulars. State sex LEWIS
SCHGtLE x Co, 800 Broadway. New
York 349p
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Medic,ne for chltdren.

Must not onl, he effective Int so com-
pounded that no harm will result from the
use. such a preparation for worms q"
which almost every child * subiccD Is
Parmelee'S SantOnine Worm Candies.
which are made from the best drugs. par
tiCularly adapted to this use. They wor,
quickly, surely and harmlcSsly. passing
or the worms after they are Dissolved D.,
not neglect the children even though they
do not complain Worms ARE almost nl
ways present. Price - cents per box Fo
sale by Il. 5 Webb. druggist. a Ina. Mich