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ni,ly McCar,h, Badly beaten.

SAN Francisco. May s.-Robert fitI-
simmons Of New Zealand tonight de
feated Billy Mccarthy Of Australia in
nine rounds at the California Athletic
club. II was fitzsimmons fight from the
start to the finish and Mccarthy was
badly battered. The fight was "A surprise
to- the sports.
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AnImportan, I,.port.

New YORK, May S.-Thc important r,.
port Of the grain committee of the produc,
exchange was made to-day and adopted
by "A large majority. Ii makes No.
northern spring wheat contract wheat
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Fire In seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash. May :sA block of
frame buildings occupied by cheap lodg-
ing houses. beer halls and restaurants
burned this morning. Two hundred out
of the I'D inmates of the block barely es-
capped with their lives. IL is thought that
five at least persisted. Total loss $50
90
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HAMBURG, May 29.-Thc well-knowu
iinancier Bickert, who was ruined by I'M
successful spcculations fled to escape ar
rest Liabilities SlD,OD.
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The English Turf.

LoSDoN, May s.-At the Manchester
meeting, breeders foal stakes, $50 SOW
ereigns for 2year olds, was won 10y smiths
colt BurnptiIs.
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B,,,o, n.f.rn \, New .J.r,.,

TRESToN. y. j., MAJ r. Governor
Abbott to-day signed III. ballot ref. rm
hill.
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DR. +. I. ST. JEAN. M. ID. c. NJ,

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THIBODAUX, IlNE SAMEDI, AOUT 23 1890

Hen! !. .heu !. Ellie est plus
claire, VOLTA tout. Ellie ne sent pas
la resine CONNIE la n6tre, a CO qu'ils
dissent !. EFT c'est pourquol toutes
les mijaurees de la vile la prefe
rent, sans doute! Mais du diable
81 ellie fait plus de bien aux poumons
des malades que notre bonne
vieille huile d'autrefois!...
-Entin, pour une raison GU
pour une autre, on la prend de
preference Et CONNIE c'est IN |
m6dicament tres salntaire, il est
essentiel que le public 6pronve le
moins de degoht possible q sen
servir. Des lors, 81 un medecin
trouve le moyen de diminuer CO
dfgoAt en- modifant lie mode de
fabrication, n'est.ce pas son devoir
d'appliquer sa deconverte"
Maastsr Hersebom SO grattait
Foreille.
'.Saus doute, dit-il CONNIE a
regret, c'est peutetre son devoir de
medecin. Mais ce nest pas une
raison pour empecher les pauvres
pecheurs de gagner leur vie...
-Je croyais Que rnsine du
docteur Ell occupait trois cents
tandis quill ny ELI await pas vingt
a Noroe au temps don't yous parlez,
objecta timidement Erik.
-Eh justement c'est pourquoi
le meter ne vaut plus rien s'ecria
Hersebom.
-Al!ons! le souper est servi,
mettez.vous a table!' dit alors
] dame Katrina, qui voyait la discus
J sion s'echauffer plus quill NO lui
plaisait.
} Erik, comprenant qu'une plus
Tongue insistance seralt deplacee,
ne repliqua rien 4 rargament de
maaster Hersebom ct prit sa place
habituelle a cote de Wanda.
"Le docteur ct M. Malarius Sc
: tutoient, lis sont done amis den
fance :? jemanda.t.il pour changer
| 1o n In
i Sans doute, repondit le pc
9 cheur en- Sc mettant a table. LII
Q sont tous deux nes Noros, ct j
d me rappelle encore le temps on i'll
= jouaient sur la place de pecole
8 quoiqn'ils soient mes aines d.
a quelque dix ans. NJ. Malariu
II etait le fils du medecin d'alors, e
< le docteur celui dun simple p6cheuI
It Mais il a fait du chemin depui
Is cette epoque On dit quill es
Ie richie q millions aujourd'hui 6
|e quill habite a Stockholm IN yer
D. table palais !. oh! Pinstructio
et est nDe belle chose 70
lr Sur Get aphorisme, le brav
Is homme s'appr6tait a planter s
re CUTLER dams lie plat dc poissons
le de pommes de terre fumante
1e quand un coup frappe a la por'
ce arr6ta net ce movement.
ur "Peut.on entrer, maitre Hers
es bomsn criait dams le couloir ur
re- yoix forte ct bien timbr6e.
re Et, sans atteudre la permissio
celui.la meme don't on venait
sc parler penetra dabs Ia sale, appc
ell. tant avec lui une grande bOuff
les d'air glace.
la, "Monsienr le docteur Schwarye
le crona! ! s'ecrierent les trois enfan'
nm tandis que le pere ct la mere
ilevaient avec empressement.
,ntt Mon cher Hersebom, dit
ter savant en- prenant Ia main
Sc | p6chenr dams les siennes, nous
a nous sommes pas vus dept
IN tongues ann6es; mais Je mai
her perdu lie souvenir de vorre exc
!eut pere, ct j'ai pens6 que
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de rendre sa poignee de main au
docteur avec IN sonrire de cordiale
bienvenue, tandis que sa bonae
femme courait au plus press6.
"Vite, Otto, Erik, aidez monsieur
lie docteur eter sa pelisse, ct toi.
Wanda un convert de plus disait-
ellie, hospitaliere CONNIE toutes les
norvegiennes. Monsieur
le docteur nous fera bien la favour
de manger un moroccan avec nousf
Ma fol, ce ne serait pas de
refus, croyez le bien, 81 Javais le
moindre appetit, car VOLTA un plat
de saumon fort tentant!...M .Mais il
NY pas une heure que j'ai soup6
avec mon ami Malarius, ct je ne
serals certes pas venu 81 tot 81
j'avais cru vous trouver encore a.
table Isl vOus voulez me faire
grand plaisir, vous reprendrez vos
places ct vous fOnctionnerez CONNIE
81 je Metals pas la.
oh monsieur le docteur, i'm
plo-a la bonne femme, vous accep-
terez au moins queIques ''snorgas"
ct nne tasse de thef
Va nOnr la taSse Gia the. mais
a une condition, c'est que vous
dinerez d'abord," Iepondit le doc
tenr Ell s'installant dams le grand
fauteuil qui lul tendait les bras.
Aussit0t Wanda nit discretement
la bouilloire sur lie feu ct disparut
CONNIE IN sylphe dams la sale
voisine, tandis que toute Ia famille,
comprenant ayec une courtoisie
native qu'elle d6sobligerait son
h6te en- insistant, Sc remetait en-
devoir d'attaquer les wires.
En- deux minutes le docteurs Sc
fut mis- paise. Tout en- tisonnant
dams la chemin6e ct 80 r0tissant
les jambes a la f1ambee de bois sec.
que Katrina venait d'y jeter avant
de Sc remettre q table, il causait
du vieux temps, des anciens qui
avaient disparu, de ceux qui res.
talent, des arrangements qui Sc
talent operes dams le pays ct q
Bergen meme. II SO trouvait tout
q fait chez lni, ct, chose plus
remarquable, il await deja reussi a
remettre maaster Hersebom dams
son assiette,-quand Wanda rentra
avec un plateau de bois charge de
soucoupes ct le presenta 81 genti-
ment quill ny cut plus moyen de
resister.
; C'6taient les famenx "snorgas'
de neutrality-suspicious. de renne
fume, filets de harengs au poivrt
i, rouge, minces tranches de pair
noir, fromage piment6 ct antre'
condiments farouches qu'on mang'
a a toute heure pour s'ouvrir pappetit
Il Ceux-la r6pondaient 81 bien
leur destination que le docteur
. qui en- await gohte par complai
sance, sc trouva en- etat de fair
!. honneur aux confitures de mhre
q sauvages, qui etaient la gloir
sp6ciale de dame Katrina, ct fu
, pris dune soif que sept a hui
i tasses de the sans sucre suffirent
, peine q apaiser.
So Master Hersebom prodnis
alors une jarre d'excelient "schl
n. dam" qoi lui veuait dun achetes
q hollandais. Pnis, le souper
40 trouvaut termlne, le docteur accept
de Ia main de son E6te une 6norn
Ia pipe quill bourra ct fama q
In satisfaction generate.
10 Inutile de dire qua cette pha
is des operations, Ia glace eta
.. depu,s longtemps lompue ct que
), docteur semblalt avoir toujou
" fait partie dc la famille. On ria
~ on bavardait, on etait les meilleu
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Sans un mot de protestatlOn,
Erik, prenant son gros livre, ALA
s'etablir plus pres de la cheminee,
tandis que Wanda, apres avoir
d6pose son tricot, Sc dirigea vers
lie buffet ct sc nit en- devoir de
prendre assiettes ct cuillers.
"Et tn disais, Otto, reprit la
fileuse, que notre Erik a bien
r6pondu tant6t a NJ. 10 doctenr :
-Bien repoudu I s'ecria Otto
avec enthousiasme. II a parle
CONNIE un liyre, VOLTA la v6rite !!
Je ne sails OH il aIlait chercher
tout ce quill savait. Pins le doc
teur demandait, plus il en- await q
dire! ..Et les mots venaient, vc-
naient I. ..Cest NJ. Malarius qui
etait content!
EFT moi aussi Jetais contente,
dit gravement Wanda.
oh! nous petions tous, bien
entendu! Si vous aviez w, mere,
CONNIE tout le monde 6cOutait
bouche b6ante!. Nous n'avions
qu'une peur, c'est que notre tour
arrival d'etre interroges J.. .Mais
lui, il n.avait pas peur, il repondait
au docteur CONNIE il aurait fait a
notre maitre!
i : ITEMS! NJ. Malarius vaut bien
le docteur, je pense, ct il est certes
aussi savant que nhmporte quiz
dit Erik, que ces 6loges q bout
portant semblaient gener.
LIE vieux pecheur approuva dun
} sourire.
"Tu as raison, petit, dit.ll sans
arr8ter le travail de ses mains
calleuses. NJ. Malarius en- remon
trerait, sill Ie voulait, a tons lei
docteurs de la vile !! ..Et al moin'
il ne Sc sert pas de la science
t celui-la, pour ruiner le pauvr'
monde!
! LIE docteur Schwaryencrona
; RUNE quelqu'nn ! demanda cnrieu
9 sement Erik.
-Heu I. ..heu !. ..Sil ne Ia pa
: fait, ce nest pas sa fante l. NC
Q qui vous parle, croyez-vous gu
{ j'aie w ayec plalsir s'elever cett
i usine, qui fume la-haut au Dor
I du ford 2. La mere ponrra YOU
< dire qu'autrefois nous recoltlon
l1 nous memes notre huile. ct nous
n yendions fort bien q Bergen, pot
. cent ciuquante ct jusqu'a deu
~ cents kroners par an -.Maintenar
'e c'est fini Personne ne veut plt
'r de lhuile bruno, on ron en- donr
- 81 peo QUA peine celia vaut-ll
70 faire le voyage! II faut Sc conte1
'e ter de vendre les foies a Pusine,
10 Dieu salt 81 le gerant du docte'
80 s'arrange pour les obtenir q b
; prix !. ..C'est & peine 81 jen Il
10 quarante. e.cinq kroners, en n
80 dormant trois fois plus de NAL q
70 iadis! Eth bien I. .je dis que
3D. nest pas juste ct que le docte
. ferait mieux de soigner ses malad
~ 4 Stockholm que dc venir ici fal
ID notre meter ct nous prendre not
"a gagne-pain :"
us Sur ces mots amers, le silence
'as fit. On n'entendit pendant 90
uo ques instants que le cliquetis &
IA assiettes remu6es par Vant
i'e tandis que sa mere vidait
GU contenu de la marmite sur
6norme plat de terre vernie.
lie Erik refiechissalt profoDdem'
la q ce que venait de dire maas
'ile Hersebom. Des objections
ant pr6sentaient tumultueusement
ails sou esprit; CONNIE il etait Ia c;
denr meme, il ne put s'emp6c
nee de les formuler.
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-L'EPAVE-
D,s Cynthia,
-PAR-
Jules Verne ct Andre Laurie.
[Suite.I
CHAPITRE II
CHEZ UN PECHEUR DE NOROE

CHEZ UN PECHEUR DE NOROE
La maison de master HersebOm,
CONNIE toutes celles de Noroe, est
couverte dun toit de gazon ct cons
truite en- enormes troncs de sapin
sur le vieux plan scandinave
deux grandes pieces separees par
une alice m6diane, conduisant au
hangar OH s'abritent les canots, les
outils de peche ct les tas de dorsels
ou petite morue de Norvege ct
d'Islande, qu'on roule apres desse.
element pour les livrer au CON-
merce sous le nom de ''rondfish"
(poisson rond) ct de "stock fish"
(poisson sur batons.
Chacune des denx sales sert a
la fois de parloir ct de chambre d
coucher. Des especes de tiroirs
manages dams les murs de bois
rcnferment Ia literie, c0mpOsee de
snatelas ct de couvertures de peaux
lu'on exhibe settlement pour la
luit. Get arrangement,-auta
que la conleur claire des panDeaux
ct la gazette de la haute cheminee,
place dams un coin. on brdle
toujours ON grand feu de bois,-
donne aux plus humbles demeures
IN air de proprete ct de luxe domes
tique inconnu aux paysans de pEu'
rope m6ridionale.
Ce soir.la, toute la famiIle etai'
r6uDie autour du foyer, on mijotait
! une colossaIe marmite contenant IN
m6lange de sssillsallat" ou harene
fume, de saumon ct de pommes Dc
: terre. Master Hersebom. assit
i. dams IN haut fauteuil de bois
faisait du ilet, scion son habitud'
invariable, quand il ne se trouvai
pas la mer GU au s6chOir. Cetai
!, un rude marin, au teint brdle pa
, les bises polaires, aux cheven'
grisonnants deia, quoiqu'il fh
lencore dams la force de Page. So1
fils Otto, un grand garcon d
. quatorze ans, qui loi ressemblai
de tout point ct paraissait destin
devenir, lui aussi, un pecheu
emerile, etait porr le present fo'
occup6 q pen6trer les mysteries d
: la regle de trois, ell couvrant d
chiffres une petite ardoise, dun
! crosse patte qui await Fair de
., connaitre beaucoup mieux au ma
niement de l'aviron. Erik, pench
sur la table q manger, 6tait plone
= dams Ia lecture dun gros livl
d'histoire, pret6 par M. Malariu
ss, s Tout pres de lui. Katrina Hers'
ad ad bonn, la bonne femme, flat paisibl
ment d son rouet,-tandis que
:. petite Wanda, une blondine de d
d douze ans, assise sur un escabea
tricotait avec ardeur un gros b
de laine rouge. A ses pieds,
grand CHEN dun blanc jaune, a
fourrure aussi 6paisse que ce
! d'un mouton, dormait couche
- rond.
Depuis une heure au mo:ns
r. silence n'avait pas etc rompu, ct
lampe de cuivre, alimentee d'hu
IN de poisson, eclairait paisibleme
Ar de ses quatre bees tous les deta
- de ce tranquille iut6rieur.
-. Pour dire la v6rit6, ce si'el
: semblait poser q dame Katrio a, {
depuis quelques instants. manii
TAFT par divers symphonies le bes
de SO delier la langue.
EnfiD ellie ny tint plus.
"Voila bien assez de travail p
cY. ce soir, dit-elle. II est temps
METRE la table ct de souper."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30
senator Faulkner.

From hs National Democrat
Senator Charles James Faulkner, of West
Virginia is one of the busiest men in Con.
gress. He is member of five committees,
three of which-claims, pensions and the
District of Columbia-are the most labor
ious of the Senate. The work of the claims
committee is very taxing. Every measure
coming before il involves questions of'law
and of evidence. In many instances hun
dreds of time-worn and badly written vouch-
ers have to be examined before report can
be made. No equity judge was ever SO
sorely tried as the member of the Senate
claims committee who keeps his work well
in hand. Senator Faulkner is man of
method. A circuit court judge of seven
wears, he Sits and handles evidence like an
expert. Naturally conservative, he weighs
every measure carefully and cautiously, and
once his judgement is rendered it is not
easily shaken. Scarcely day passes that
the Senator does not report from five to ten
bills for the calendar.
In addition to his work on the claims, PEN
sions and District of Columbia committees,
Mr.. Faulkner is member of the commit
tees on mines and mining and Indian dep
relation claims. As member of the form
er committee he made vigorous and sue
cessful fight against the bill, favored by the
Republican majority, repeating the law
which prohibits aliens holding tracts OF
mineral and mining lands.
The committee on the District of Column
bia receives the same earnest attention,
and some of the best measures ever enacted
for the improvement of affairs in the city oil
Washington came from Faulkner's hands
notably his food adulteration bill. He in
troduced a somewhat similar bill providing
for general legislation against aduteratlor
in articles of consumption, and the Farm
ers Alliance, grange organizations and every
anti -adulteration paper in the United States
have urged its passage in preference to sec
other anti-adulteration measures before the
agricultural committee. Senator Faulkner
led off in the Blair bill discussion, and it is {
notable fact that every speech for the bill
attacked his while every speech against i
quoted largely from his argument, which
Senator Coke, of Texas, said was the hes
made in the Senate.
The demands for the speech have come IL
greatest numbers from Republican States
from Illinois, Iowa and Michigan. Tel
thousand calls were made from Ohio
alone.
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Notice.

To Raphael showalter, Isaac Showalter, Maria
Warner and Ann Rececca Moore:
This is to give notice that If the Deed of
Trust, executed by James III. Moore TO John S.
Moore, Trustee, of date June 18th, 1853 and
recorded in the County Clerk Office Of Jeffer-
son County, W. Va, Deed Book %, page 243,
and if not released on or before the 10th day
Of May, 1890, and the legacies charged on the
and purchased by James II. Moorel payable
o Maria Warner and Ann Rebecca Moore, is
not released by May 10th, 1890, the undersign-
ed will apply TO the Circuit Court of Jefferson
County, West Virginia. on the first day Of the
May Term 1880, of said Court 10 direct the
Clerk of the County Court Of Jefferson County,
w. Va. TO release the aforesaid deed OF trust
and the lien upon the land created by the will
of Isaac Showalter-the bonds secured by said
deed of trust, and the said legacies having been
paid in full.
H. II. MOORE and others.
Heirs Of Jas. II. Moore, decd, by Counsel
April 9, 1se0-3t. Free Press fee, 1888.
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Ne,rsy Notes.

Danville, Virginia, is to have MILITARY
academy.
Point Pleasant, w. Va, had $4,000
fire last week.
Ex-Gov. E. w. Wilson has formally an
nounced himself candidate for Congress
Mary Anderson is to be married and says
she will never again appear upon the stage
Gen. John C. Fremont has been appoint
ed major general, United States army, on
the retired list.
The Luray Cave and Inn have been pur-
chased by the Valley Land and Improve
ment Company.
The oldest Odd Fellow in this country,
John f. Cowden, died the other day. He
Joined the order in 1881.
A fye-year- old Fauquier county girl, who
has never been to school, reads the most
difficult sentences with great huency.
The entire business portion of Greenwood
Miss, was destroyed by fire last week-thir-
ty-three houses burned and two lives lost.
The celebrated race-horse, Iroquois, was
sold last week for sS4, 900, and Luke Black
burn for $4,000, to Gen. w. H. Jackson
of Nashville.
The Kanawha Paper Co.'S building and
machinery and large stock of manufac
tured goods were destroyed by fire last week
loss 500, 900.
A Roane county justice of the peace tried
to stop fight between two men and, wher
one of the fighters resented the interference
shot him dead.
Col. Geo. Schley, the senior member o
the Hagerstown bar, and half-brother o
Col. Buchanan Schley, died recently at hi
home in Hagerstown.
The Secretary of State of Illinois has is
sued a license to the John Brown Liberty
Museum at Chicago to purchase and re-
move to Chicago John Browns Fort, a
Harper's Ferry.
Congress has appropriated $3.50, 900 to en-
able the Secretary of War to distribute ra
tions for the relief of the destitute peopl,
in the district overaowed by the Mississippi
and its tributaries.
The Pan-Amegican delegates are said Il
have returned home displeased becaus,
nothing practical was accomplished by the
congress, owing to the obstacle of our tarif
and navigation laws.
While an Euglishman named Gray anC
his wife who are touring, and their attend
ant, were visiting the ruined city of Petra
in Northern Arabia, they where captured
by Arabs. The British Consul at Jerusalem
was obliged to pay ransom for their re
lease.
1t is said that on the new Monterey anC
Mexican Gulf railway, in Mexico, the sleep
ers and woodwork are made mostly of rose
wood and mahogany, while the bridges and
culverts are built of marble Both the
wood and the marble are abundant along
the route
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30
Winchester.

Theold gateway to theShenandoahValley
has fallen into line, and has started off un-
der the most favorable auspices.
The Equity Improvement Company has
succeeded in placing, in less than ten days
100000 of its authorized capital of 81 ,OOO,-
600.
A large hotel will be commenced at once
and paying manufacturing enterprises will
be started.
The Equity Company is extremely fortu'
nate in having as its president the million
aire philanthropist, Judge Handley, Of
Scranton, Pa, and Hon Holmes Conrad as
vice-president.
With the cooperation of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and the Cumberland Val
Ley railroad, and the personal interests Of
their prominent officials, the success of the
scheme for the up-buildlng of this historic
city is assured.
The Equity Company has secured control
Of about 1000 acres in, adjacent to and sur
rounding that city.
Roanoke business men, with their usual
unselfshness and characteristic good judg-
ment, have taken over $4,000 worth of the
stock. Roanoke Daily Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30
Commissioners Notice.
/ HAVE before me the following Fiducial
i Accounts for settlement:

I HAVE before me the following Fiduciary
l. Accounts for settlement
Joseph Trapnell, Administrator of Anna S
Helm.
J.P.A Entler, Executor of Daniel Entler
G. NJ. Beltzhoover, Executor of Ann E.
Shepherd, and as such Trustee of Abram Shep-
herds SOILS
G. NJ. Betzhoover, Administrator d. b. n. C
t. a. of John b. Shepherd.
G. NJ. Beltzhoover, Executor of Catharin6
Kloth.
Joseph Trapnell, Administrator c. t. a. of n
S. White.
Eliza NJ Perry, Guardian of Van Lear Perry
Forrest w. Brown, Trustee of Geo K. Grim
Robert r. Smith, Administrator of Warren
C. Smith.
James N. Mcclure, Executor Of John C. Nc.
Clure.
G. NJ. Beethoven, Trustee of John +. Wei
shans.
S. w Washington, Executor of William
Burnett.
]. f. Enge, Administrator of VIM. A
Shewater
]. f. Engle, Administrator d. b. n. of Mary
Coonts.
John II. Buckles and Joseph b. Nanmetre
Administrators of VIM. Buckles
Mrs. Margaret Fouke, Administrative OF
Isaac Fouke.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
1890 CLEON MOORE,
April Is, 1S90-2t. Com'r of Accounts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30
Sared from Consumption

Several physicians predicted that Mr. Asa
B. Rowley, Druggist, of Chicago would
soon have consumption caused by an aggra
waited case of Catarrh. Customers finally
induced him to try Clarke's Extract of Flax
IPapillonl Catarrh Cure. He soys: "The
result was unprecedented. | commenced
to get well after the first application and
am now, after few weeks, entirely cured.
1t will do the same for you. Price Sl.00.
Try Clarke's Flax Soap for the Skin and
you will use no other % cents. All of
Clarkes Flax remedies are for sale by G.
Frank Jones