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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
financial.
REORGANIZATION
The Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company.

With the assent and apr val Of the existing committees
OF First Mortgage Bondoldr> and General Mortgage Io;d'
hod"r Shenandoah Valley RAILROAD Company. and at
the request Of the holders Of majority OF the First Mort
sagc Bonds and Gene raj Moea." Bonds OF tho Central
Trust Comanys Certificates OF Deposit OF .urh Bonds. the
undersigned consented to act Committee under an
lodged with tho Mercantile Trust Company OF
Ncw.York 70 rco-gari," the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company the following basis. namely:
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SCIENTIFIC SQUl6S.

The arc lamp has been superseded by sun.
beam lamps and groups of lamps of high
candle power for steamship lighting, as the
latter require considerable less attention. Tha
single wire system of distribution is also found
to be better adapted for this purpose, as hav-
ing less effect upon the compass
The growth of the nails on the left hand
requires eight to ten days more than those on
the right The growth is more rapid in chill
dren than in adults and goes on faster in
summer than in winter. 1t requires an aver
ageof 1872 days for the removal Of the nails in
cold weather, and but ll6 in warm weather.
A boat has been invented for the use Of
duck hunters in which the oar is thrust
through the middle and bottom in q contriv-
ance not unlike a centerboard. The leverage
obtained is enormous, and the inventor claims
that a small boy, through the use Of his de-
vice, can beat a professional oarsnan in Q
shell.
Some extremely curious and interesting
observations on the temperatures of the ex-
posed surface Of the human body, as the
hands and face, lately carried on in Belgium,
have been found to give direct utility TO
observations of solar radiation and show that
our bodies are quite sensitive meteorological
indicators
Burial reform in England contemplates
the prohibition Of leaden and other solidly
constructed coffins, the effect of which is
thought TO retard complete decomposition,
and so prolong the period during which the
dead are not only asthetcally Objectionable,
but an tndisputable source Of danger to the
living. 1t is proposed to use the wickerwork
or Dapler macue receDtaceS
Experiments have demonstrated that tho
relation between the velocity OF projectile
and the resistance offered by the air To its
motion differs materially from Newton's the
Org that the resistance is proportional to the
square Of the velocity. For velocitics which
are nearly equal to that OF sound in air the
proportionate increase Of tho resistance 10
much greater than that OF the velocity.
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Capt. Marx WEIGH. late OF beliast
Ne. was an cd time ship master. anu
many amusing stories are told OF his sea
life. Capt. We!ch had great aohor'
renee of tobacco. and disliked TO find to-
bacco '.quids" abou. the vessels deck:
One night he found an immense qua
on the quarter deck alongside the house
which had been recently painted. Inc
CAPTAIN called all hands. The watch be-
low turned out, and as the night wa'
pleasan: they could not imagine what
the difficulty was. Get the watch
tackle, straps and handsplke, and
bring them ait. shouted the captain
The crew obeled in amazement. "P1l
n strap around the man boom and hook
ON the watch tackle" said Capt. WEIGH
..Wha. is to lie done asked the mate
..Sling .liat dead marine lying ther'
against the house ard hoist him over
board, said the captain, pointing to tht
tobacco "quid." 1t was done. No more
dead mariues were found lying abou
the dick > after that. Lewiston Journa.
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1t is foolish for any one to have the face
full of 2imples. blotches, ETC., when Lara
dor, the golden remedy can be bought for
% cts. at any drug store.
at is better to laugh than be crying
decidedly; and to enjoy our bsby's laugh
ing society use Or. Bulls Baby Syrup
which relieves the chief discomforts of
baby hood without supplying the children.
Price % cents bottle. At all druggists.
mar25il tfolrm
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Penobscot County Pomona Grange

The meeting of Perobscot County po-
mona Grange with Pie Grove Grange.
Brewer, Saturday, was as usual. well at
tended, int, resting aud profitable to all
present The meeting was called TO orde T
promptly by Worthy Master Gregory, AMI
after the opening exercises Worthy Master
c H. Dole. Of Plue Grove Grange. wei
c1mel the visitors in his most happy aud
coriiil manner. He referred to the great
and wonderful work the order OF Pst-ot
of Husbsndry had accomplished in dignl.
f,iug LABOR and encouraging the cu.tivs-
ton of the sol, u discuss and study Il e
best method. of improving her uluds as
well ss their soil. Many members Of Il q
order who, before joining, had never
tempted to publicly discus, any subject
could now stand up before an inteligei
audience aud talk upon many of the lead
ing questions OF the day in q INST credit
able manner Those engaged 10 other &C.
equations were noticing the improvement
and were enieavoring to keep pace with
them; and. best of all, the farmer had
learned the importance Of his position. and
was treating himself ~ well as his calling
with respect.
Howard Higgins Of Enterprise Grange
Orrington, responded TO the hearty vel
come with pleasing and happy words. Re
ports of oranges and five minute speeches
occupied the remainder Of the forenoon.
It is enough TO say that dinner was served
in Pine Groves happiest manner by their
best girls
In the afternoon several members were
instructed in the fifth degree. Ii was voted
t. hold the May meeting with North Star
Grange. Dixmont The April meeting will
be held with Eastern Star, Ham pden.
The following topic was then discussed &;
Resolved That it wou,1 be for the benefit
of subordinate oranges to hold county fair.
After thoroughly discussing the matter it
was voted in the affirmative unanimously so
lar ~ the sense of those present was con-
cerned, and the subject will be further dis
cussea at Hampden.
The members of Pine Grove enliveued
the discussion by interspersing reading',
defamation and songs.
At the hour of adjournment the meeting
was pr )mp,ly adj burned and all went home
feeling n ore satisfied than ever that the
meetings were increasing in usefulness
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Sanford's Ginger
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Pvess Drag ~ CAaa. Cssyn, Psss's, DssasA'
tAnsidra&FdAw 4wtopcolorfoir
RICHMOND

Tibbitts & Rankins are bulldog an ie'
stack q, the wharf ,ove the Richmond ie'
houses and are pu,tiag up ice for their owl
use this summer.
Rev. W. c. Stiles preached his farewell
sermon a the Coz gre ga,ional church Sun
day and left town Monday for Waterto~n
Mass.
Bangs & Wheeler. the government con
tractors on the river. have begun to do
lttle work at Reeds ledge.
Seven iinemen in the employ Oh tnt
Commercial Union Telegraph Co, passe'
through this town Sunday, putting VI
another wire between Portland and Bangor
The river opposite soutbards mills II
open down to the shipsard.
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NEW York, Mar "a
FLouR-Receipts. 43.i22 pkgs exports, ...59,
bbls; sales, $500. Repeat quotations inclId
ing City mill extra, :. 25aat 30; patent, - 75s
IS is; superfne, 81 o5ast 80, extra No 2. ~ eos
8 IS. winter wheat low grade e. .5as2 d5. Min
nesota extra, % s5as4 Is; Southern nour dali
rye hour quiet.
wHEAT-Receip;s. is oo6. exports. 1928. sale
1900, dull. No. spring -. NoS red
81 No red, sgas9l. elevator. soissoi fob s3iali
delivered, No Gard. s9aa5, No northern, v. Il
vi
RrE-frm.
BARLEY-active.
Cogs-Receipts. 1,s.5 exports. 1850. Gales
$4,000; fair. steamer, 36la37A. No Z, 36ia36I
store and elevator, 37iats delivered.
OArs-Receipts, i2s,0Oo; exports. Sd sales
i4.,oO0, firm No ;, 2sA do white 81 a5.l; No ?, az
do white, 3.a3ki, No /. 10; do white. ri; Mixed
Western, l7ss3l; white do, 3ia35.
CofFEE-fsr Rio, fair. 2A.
sUGAR-Raw fair, refined dull; dem md
fair; crushed sia5i, extra crushed. .ia5i, white
extra crushed. STAT; cut loaf, II; sraDnlated, o.
PErRoLErM-Qniet, firm IS.
PoRK-hrm
BEEF-tirm.
LAsp-aetive; western steam. % 50a&s IS clos
ing % Is, city steam, u o. refined firm con Inc n,
70 ,osao 70; 5. A. o. so
BUTTER .essy-: western dairy aais; do
creamery, i3s26i
CHEESE steady. Freights to Liverpool easy.
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Mr.. Stephen Dunton of South Gardiner
has ju t ret, rned from Boston, where he
has been in search OF his runaway ron,
Bsr, Duaion, who recently was arrested IN
that place Tor assault and battery, AMI VINO
rla away rather THAI be tr estej. Will
iIodgdon Of this city. the young fellow who
accf nlpanied Dunton on his runaway trip
has not as ye, been heard from,
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The msu who tells you confdentially jus,
what will care your cold 10 prescribing
kemp's Balssm this year. In the pre- para
ton of this remarkable medicine for coughs
ard code no expense Is spared to combine
oaly the best and pures, ingredients. Hold
bottle Of Kemp's Bslssm TO the light and
look through it; notice the bright. clear
look; then compare with ether remedies.
At all druggists 5Cc and 81. Sample bottle
Tree. ms-lldeoi&w<w
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9Mellin's Food is soluble preparation.
containing proper proportions of those nitrog-
enous AMI phosphate niatters which are
so essential for the healthy growth of q
child. Ii is not a medicine II is not in
tended primarily for sick babies; it is the
hest food for healthy. and al.o feeble in
fants. mar25iltfolrm
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You cannot BE-. permit Us to say, unless you o.,
accompanied with the travellers and fourfst'l
sdde ssecSm, Hcstettsrs Stomach Bitters, mos
Of digest ion. Against sea sickness. malaria
cramps and colics begotten Of badly cooked or an
Wholesome food ami braskish water, nervousness
Increase BY travel chronic billousneea and consd
patton, the Bitters is sovereign preventive. II
impArts relish for food not altogether to YOU
taste, and prevents 1t from disagreeing with you
Never was there such capital thing for the IN
best cooked meal. stomachic trouble caused i,
III prepared viAnds aboard ship on steamboats,
and ratioas hastily bolted At railway Restaurants
10 soon remedied BY the bitfers, which gives 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-25

Il yes will ssnd - your address, 70 viii
mail 20. our illusersted pamphlet explain
ing sll about DR.. Dyes Cslebrased Electro
volsaic Belt and Appliances, and thei,
charming effects upon the sefvous debiIi-
tased system, and how they will quickly
restore you 70 vigoF and manhood. Pam
phles free. II yoa are thus shlicted ve
viii send you Belt and Appliances "a .
trial.
veleaic Dslf c.. Masshall, MicA.
observation-disclosures
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The funeral services OF the late Mary l..
Hopkin,. Nho died Sunday night aged
eighty Ave years, will take place this
(Taesday) afternoon. at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. l.. VI. Smiley, on
Brunswick avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-25

Prof. Henry l.. Chapman of Bowdoir
College has been obliged to de line the
Invitation to deliver the dedicatory sermon
at the Congrt gationsllst church in this city
April sth. owing to ether pressing duties.
Prof. Sewall of Bangor will probably be
secured in Prof. Chspmans stead.
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George 3. Sydney. sivance agent of the
Around the World in 80 Days" Company
VA. IN the city Monday making arrange
meu,s for the appearance: Of this company
in this city Tuesday evening April list.
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WEDDING CARDS !

The kssneh.e Journal Job DEPARTING ne
b splendidly equipped for doing all
kinda ~ wedding printing, announce.
0ents, Invitations, cards, etc., In the
latest and most approved sty'es. II has
done A. enormous amount Of this class
81 wsTk daring the past year, its or
dsrs coming from all parts of the
state. No b,tter. work in this line was
ever done Ia the state. with the coming
year, its n siilties for this kind of work
will ~ Sill farther increased, among It's
latest thfnS- being . hes utIful hair line
seTfp-typs by which Il II enabled to
initiate engraved work 60 closely that
very few ran detect the difference,
fsrAs reasonable. Send for prices and
aaplss -
"UBLEIGH 4 FLINT,
~aS Augusea. Maine,
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The song service at the Methodist yestry
Sunday evening vas . most exc lent one.
ard veil enjoyed by the large idiencs vi o
vrrs present
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The lobour spf.ntine race a. Lewiston.
Saturday, vas won by Esgan who made GO
niies. W. HAYES. second money. 81 miles.
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Chss A. Wood ard, Who was formerly
In the jswelry business lie this city. leaves
IN shsrr time for Wisessset where he il
to opeo dry goods store.
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RoUsu on ToorHacHs. lie. At druggits>
RouGH ON PAIN PLASTER. Poroused, l5c.
RorGH ON CorGHs. Troehes ioc. Liquid
25c.
Roues ON WORMS Safe. Sure Cure. 25o.
rov25d& v 6mchdlvfolrm
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grs. b. d. Woed. arrived hone from
Charles Ci,y. Io~4. iiss evening. She /, Z
been .pendias a few weeks With h-r sister,
Hrs DR.. Perkins, u Maiden. M.s..
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Thi, (Tge,day) there will be an Orange
Tea" In the Methodist Ees,ry under the
charge OF the ladies' Of Mr. u. L Bates
Sunday School class.
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Try SpringAll's English Alternative. For
sale by + G. kinsmsn Co., Augusta.
marrItfrp
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Fred Whitshouse of Unity, was ARE sted
Saturday,. for selling liquor. Ten or no-e
witnesses will sppssr against him, il 10 said .
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The ice business is still booming at Uniy
One new company from New York started
Mon lay TO stack 10000 tons.
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Simon s. Andrews of Biddeford has
sold his seven-year old stallion Hemlock to
Clements stock farm. Levant. The price
paid was 81. goo.
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The schooner Ethel Merriam. reported
ashore on Londoner. has been fosted and
,owed to Gloucester. Mass. for repairs.
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Mr.. Henry Hopk Ne. of Bostan, 10 At
h3ase here for day or tso.
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W Y Haines Of tbs city. held the lucky
tleket that won the capital prize, sz5. ia
the fair held last week by Cutler Post. Of
fozus.
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~ was very much annoyed 1t church
last Sunday BY the continued and sxces.
sive coughing throughout the whole
sermon. Il vas the more annoying from
the fact that IL could 20 easily have been
prevented BY . fsv doses Of Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balssm. nar35eodAweovp,
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Meeting Of the Hallosell Burial GrouDf
Association 70 night il The Aldsrmaat
room.
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The town Of Bingham has purchased an
90 foot span iron bridge Of the Berlin
Bridge Company, N. H.. to place across
Austin stream. The bridge 10 70 be put in
place nexf August.
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1 Mr.. George Howe. wha has been nanJ
years 10 California, is expected home soon
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HALLoWELL LOCALS.

Mr.. Fssnk W. Cole. Of Augusta. vss ia
the city Yesterday.
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Try English Alternative. For sale by G
{. Warren. Gardiner. mar7dtfnr
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For delieacy, for purity, and for improve
ment OF the complexion nothing equals
Poxzoni's Powder. marlsdSv
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u l. McCsrey. siih tie iste Fred Gard.
ser. hes opened bssber shop in Randolph
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Capt. W j. Baker Of the Star, lsft for
Southport. yesterday.
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The sasafs. s-fsicss Of The late Ffss
G.s1ia r ssse held Aoodsy afternoon
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The chief topic topic of conversation on
the streets Monday WAS the question,
Whether the town of Farmiug1ale would
graft the A, H. & G.. Electric Rail
road perm s.ion to run through their main
street.. or no, ?" The verdict received later
in the day was universally accepted as a
most wise and prudent one and everywhere
met the approval of our citizens.
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Try English Alternative. For sale By W
A Bibher, Richmond. nar7dtfnr
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Arrangements for the grand sacred con-
cert TO be given at the Congregations
church on Monday evening April 7th ar
progressing finely The program has moi
been quite completed yet, but the follow
ing talent have already been engaged
Prof Harlow of Augusta. Prof. John J
Turner and Miss A. NJ. Gardiner will haze
parts on the organ and Mis-, Maud ,hep.
ard. soprano, ill render several selections
In addition to TIE above ocr best local tai.
en- will have part in the performance
The psnsgem, II, of this concert is in the
hands of Mrs l.. Y. Purnell and Mrs Geo
II. Stone, which iss sure guarantee of 1t,
success The entire proceeds will be used
towards liquidating the church debt,
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Mr.. IL. q. Hut :hinsoB, representing W
A. Ward & Co, oil merchants. Of 8osten
vas 10 the cry yesterday.
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There are actually at Stamboul abou
ninety regular slave dealers who buy
and sell slaves, or who are the medium
Of buying or selling. The slaves ar,
lodged in houses known by the public
just as they know the dealers in any sor
Of merchandise. The principal slav,
houses are about thirty.
An Ably ssinian maiden from IA to II Il
worth from 90 TO 1870 liras IA Ira is worth
about A.50), but a handsome one is sur,
to bring 800 liras tabout 81 $50. Whit
slaves (Tcherkes) are more abundant
Maidens from - to Is are quoted from
90 to 800 Iiras, and those from 10 to q
from so to 200 liraa The price variei
according 70 beauty, size. complexion
and accomplishments. Singers and mu
sicians generally bring . good price,
London News
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for Sale or to Eet.
FOR SALE.

4 supihcr of desirable residence in Augusta
Me-, varying In prio. from ssoo ~ ss.J"b al
several 10 to ~ acre places IN the -nbaIt OF
this city two story house aud lot In Lewis an,
Ne. A number Of fa-m= in keuu- bvc county,
varying in price from st9.so 90 Ssoeo. Houses
and tenement. to let. = ". Wui EnoUsE, At
torusv, Augusta Maine iqhlftf
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The town Of Andover has voted to allow
Is ceDts per rod to persons building wire
fences along the highway where the snow
drifts badly.
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GARDINER LOCALS.

z. X. Piece Of Portland. vss IN the city
Monday.
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POULTRY RAISING NOTES.

Make the house to face the south.
Do not keep hen or rooster over years
old
Oats can be fed dry; alternating, they will
give good results.
Fat should always be avoided with laying
hens il you expect a good supply of eggs.
II fall and winter layers are wanted the
eggs must be set and the chickens Matched
out early.
A dry, clean dust bath will enable the
fowls to help considerable towards cleaning
themselves Of vermin.
At the first sign Of sickness among the
fowls separate all that are ailing from the
well ones as soon rs possible.
When it can be done without too much in
convenience, wheat will give better results
il it is cooked before feeding to the poultry
There is no gain in Matching ducks. geese or
guineas too early. Chickens should he
Matched first, then turkeys, then ducks, then
geese and guineas.
Young ducks, if given comfortable quar-
tiers, will often begin to lay early in January,
but old ducks will not before the middle or
latter part of February.
Under ordinary conditions the feathers
from the ducks and geese can be made full y
- profitable us the fowls or eggs. But if this
is done they must be picked regularly
One advantage in early Matched chickens IL
that they will bring i'll money at q time when
there are few farm products that eau be sent
to market. This is often quite an item.
II the legs Of the fowls get scaly rubbing
them with lard and kerosene, equal parts.
will cure usually. The best plan is to give a
second application in a week OF ten days
Wash out the drinking vessels and clean OF
the feeding boards every day or two. Hav-
ing these clean will aid materially in keeping
the fowls healthy, while neglect tends to
breed disease.
For sick fowl some chopped meat and au
occasional feed Of table scraps soaked in milk
will be found much better, as we'll as more
economical, than steady feed Of grain, even
though of different kinds st Louis Repub-
liz
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lle0.

kESNEBEC.
In North vassalboro. March %, Deacon Wei
hngton Crowsil. aged IS years.
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MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YORK. Mar. "a.
Money call easy, ranging from 81 to+.
Prime paper at ~ 10 n.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Gevernment bonds. dull and steady.
Railroad DIS, quiet, generally steady.
The following the closing quotations q
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Sanford's Ginger

Conpou.a.d ofi.perssd snGs. sAosss sFonasa.
sad Ii hessos nsdsrinal HrsneA brady. speedily
hrsaks up colds. ehiih. md fsvers. promotes pss-
spar.aon vhsn susps.dsd BY . chill, - frsqusA
e.uss Of SERIOUS ilinsss. reH<vss esnps
end pains. prevsnss indisesron. destroys dassass
germs In vatsF drunk. suieh<ns ths eirrahnnA.
WARNS - sxtrsHitiss, promotes sieep, Aiays nss-
vousnsss, end vsrds Of malasiAl. enstast0us. -
epidemic fadusncss.
Bevass Of cheap, vorshl.as. md ofsa daa0'ssos
Substitutes, which are urged By nsfesnary dsaissa.
al for md fpsdst On hasfnR