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The state herald., 1890-12-12

The first report OF the Colorado
State Normal School, at Greeley. has
been placed in the hands Of the Super
intenden. of Public Instruction. 1t Is
Il document Of special interest to every
citizen of Colorado. and one which
must occasion u feeling Of just pride in
the educational work of the state. The
marked success Of the enterprise Is
characteristic of the spirit of our peo-
pie.
President Gray first calls attention
TO the history and character of the nor
NAL school work. The unity Of n sys.
TEN Of state schools Is shown to be
completed In the establishing of the
normal school. II enters Ms II member
TO perfect mn organic whole. No social
organization except the state has ever
constructed such II system, and In no
countries Of the world has education
by the state reached the development
To be found IN the western American
States.
The common school is the founda-
ton Of the whole syiem. The high
school cannot flourish II the common
schools are poor. Colleges must Ian
gnish II the high schools do not inspire
the youth to higher courses Of study;
and none Of them will rise higher than
the men and women who are sent to
teach these several schools. Fine
houses and costly appliances are of lii.
tie value compared to the living teach.
er. Money spent In preparing teach.
ers mnst yield larger returns than any
other investment the state can make.
The relation Of the normal school Is
vital In the system Of education by the
state. Colorado takes her place along
side the leading western states In the
organization of this factor In her edu.
ca,ional life.
The school opened on the sixth Of
October. II shows nh enrolled body
of students Of 10 out of 93 applications
for admission. or this number IL are
In the purely professional work, aud
are candidates for graduation Mt the
close Of the year. The average Of the
school Is l0l years: Of tile senior class
~ years. The number Of pupils In III.
model schools Is 255, making n total
enrolment Of 33i pupils under the con.
troll OF the normal school management.
There nre Ave teachers In the normal
department. MD live critic teachers In
the model schools. A library Of / 300
volumes belongs 10 the school, besides
n considerable amount of physical ap.
parat,Is, IN all valued nj 1000.
Tho normal students come from IN,
counties Of the state. md from four
states outside Of Colorado, This fuct
Is particularly noticeable IN showing
how general the recognition of the
schools Ia throughout the state. The
farmers arc represented by about lf,y
per cent Of the enrolment.
The city Of Greeley md Weld conn.
~, Will, the holp Of public spirIiel elf.
zens, have secured To the state n fine
cnmpus Of forty ncr.g Of land ndioin.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

Are now one OF the important fca.
lures Of the Union Pacific system.
All meals are served In them between
Denver and Kansas City, Denver and
Omaha, and Denver and Portland.
Persons going East or West cannot
select more comfortable route to
travel on than the popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

Grill and Criminal Gases 1T
tended To. Searches Instituted
far. Kissing Friends and Next to
Min. Copies Of Wis, .No,,iases.
Births. Dir0rce DEGREES. Deaths
aud Oti,er Certificates Procured
mith0mt deiayfi0m all parts of
me World. Inquiries Conducted
mith Secrecy and Dispatch. Con-
ftfrntidi Correspondents HyYuch d.
out the Nnited States. Canada.
Eng'dnd. Ireland. Scotland.
France md the australian Colo
mics. .NOTiRF PUBLIC. Lednl
Papers dram up and .inthen,i-
cated. IN business Strictly Con-
fdcafiai. German and FiencJ,
Interpreters. Consultation FREE.
Correspondence Solicited. En-
close stanp for rsPiy.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

All persons who were furnished
with sugar beet seed by Mr.. Porter,
last spring, will, within the next ten
days, please leave at the HERALD ofii-
CO n sample OF the mcts raised from
these seed. We desire TO select sam.
pies raised In different parts Of the
county and forward them TO Grand
Island where they will be analysed
and the insult given us for publica-
ton. he sure and bring In thes..
samples, II you are interested In the
success 81 beet culture In this county
The state herald., 1890-12-12

Owing 10 recent rich strikes In the
mines ut Tin Cup, Colorado, u large
travel has begun. Tin Cup Is on the
Denver l.eadville and Guninson Dis
trict L. 7. Ry. fourteen miles from
st. Elmo willinris Stage Line runs
daily except Sunday leaving ". Fine
FOR Tin Cup sa. m. fnre $3.50. This Is
the only route Tin Cup can bs reached
from east Of the range. Stage Lins
facilities nre ample. :.
q. W. ATKINSON, Agt.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
BuCKLEN's ARNIcA SALvE.

The best Salve In tho world for Cuts,
ruisCs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores. letter Chapped Hands, Chiiblains
Corus, and all Skin Eruptions, and posI
lively cures Piles or no ray required. It Ii
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price Is cents per bex
For Sale by City drug store.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

The general assembly will he asked
TO make such provisions for its growth
and permnaence us its necessities de
mand. However fur apart the citizens
may get in politics, they are unit up
Oh the maintenance Of the public school
system; and the normal school, whence
must Issue the teachers of the schools,
will receive the most considerate Mt
ten,ion. The state will take no back
ward steps in her educational work.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
Co East Young Man

Or woman via the great Overland
Route, the Union Pacific Ry. No
change between Denver and ST. Louis,
In connection with the Wabash lly.
Absolutely the short line between
these two cities. Free Chair Cars,
Pullman Palace Slccpcrs and Diners
are run daily over this well known
and popular route. Tickets on salc
ut all stations.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

II was just an ordinary scrap OF wrapping
paper, but II save,l her life. She was In the
last stages Of consumption, told by pl,ysi-
clans that she was incurablc and could live
only short time: she weighed less than
seventy pounds. On n piece of wrapping
paper she read of DIR. Kings New Discovery,
and got sample bottle; II helped her, she
bought larger bottle, II helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast, con.
finucd It's use and is now strong, healthy,
rosy, plump weighing 40 pounds. For
fuller particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles Of t..ls
wonderful Discovery Free at City Drug
store.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
Agent

W. &. Powers IA taking orders for
crnyon work and few days ago de.
li,crcd some crnyon pictures to Mr.
Bodcn that ARE certainly very good.
Mr.. Powers can furnish you crayon
pictures for 81 that usually cost about
81 aud he also tan furnish amy priced
frame you may desire.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
lrirs, publication Dec 70. isool
L. =. Land ohlcc, Sterling. Colo. !
Nov, d ISyU


0'NHfS 'ot'Vu =" VVHtc't NU' ~
Complaint having been entered at this Of.
fec by Vim W Buldwin against Richard Ual.
laghan for failure to comply with law as to
timbercultnrc entry No 9s67 dated July sist
1889. upon tho y issc,t and sl-ss W Y scc =
tpGn.r In Phillips county, Colorado,
with II View to the cnncclln tion Of said entry;
contestant alleging that Richard Caiiugtni,
has wholly abandoned snid tract md not cui.
tivntc MS required by law In the past three
years and that SAID trnct has not been plant.
ell to either trees or seeds: the said parties
are hereby summoned TO appear ut this ofiiJe
Oh the eoth day Of Jan. 1891. Mt 10 o'clock a, M
To respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged failure.
W. u. MELDRUM. Receiver.
f.. II. ARMOUR, Atty for contestant.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

Excursion rates via. L. J.. RS.
Tickets on sale the year around
Sterling to SHIT Lake and Ogden sa9. q.
20, Sterling to Helena and Butte $50.
These tickets are good 10 days from,
date. Thirty days transit limit cnch.
Good one way via. ID. Is II. q. Ry.
q. W. ATKINSON.
Agent.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
Toledo Weekly Blade
1891.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

TIE most popular Weekly Newspaper In
the United States, the largest circulation.
and the oniy strictly Weekly Newspaper
that ever succr~ici In obtaining and hold.
Ing, year after year. circulation In every
State and Territory land nearly every eo,in.
~ Of the United States. All inc news.
better departments and more frs,.ciass en-.
'crtain'nk and Instructive reading than In
any other dollar payer pihllsilel.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

First publication November u. Is9ol No. 10
Notirs for Publication.
Land Office Mt sterling, Colorado,
November II, isao ,
NOTICES hcrrby given that the following
~ named settler has iile'i notice Of his Ia,
icntion to make final proof In support Of hi.
Claim. and that said proof will liz made before
the clerk OF the district court Of Phillips
county Colorado. Mt iioiyokc, Colorado. ON
December -, ls,o. viz;
MERRITT A, ItISE
ID. :. No. s,'s7 for the " ar sec Is tn In In
rnngc CIV
lie names tho following wiincsst. To prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitivn
ton Of, said land, viz.
John Jones of IIolyokc, Colorado
Thomas n. Glover Z"
James u. Nlnrks stone "
Leroy u. Mctollist-r
II. T.. TEpuoN. Register.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that Tho
partnership between the undersigned.
under the firm name Of Conkllng h
Wclton, hns been dissolved by the
purchase Of the entire business by Geo
5. conkllng. All parties indebted Ia
the firm viii settle with Geo. s. conk.
ling,
Gro. y. CoSKLiSo.
SHERMAN WgL1oS.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
FIRST publication lice ~, i~Sl
Us. Land once. sterling. Colo. !
Nov. ~, iNG.

tNiih- hotic"to contest No. ~
Complaint having been entered nj this Of.
nccby Julia Trophy nEninst catherine N
Dcathrrngc for failure 10 comply with law ~
10 iin,i~r CULTURE entry No IN, dated July No
issa. upon the 4sw !, and sisr q sec \. u,
snr NV. In Phillips county Coio.. with n
view To the cancellation u -nid entry; con.
tc-innt alleging that Catherine n Dcsthcr.
axc hn- neglected 10 plant mid tract
10 trees Of tree seeds or cause -nn,e
10 ig planted ANA hns neglected
" cultivate or canac 10 hc cultivated ,aid
tract or any part thereof IN the past year.
the said parties arr hereby summoned To AZ
pear At this ofiiec ON Tho nth dry II Jan, ispi.
nj 10 O'Clock u M To rcsi,ond and furnish ss,
titiony concerning said alleged failure.
w.ii. MEtDnt'M, Received
t.t. ARMOUR. Atts for contestant.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
Editorial.

Every bull-doyer is dead set against
mn 'selcction law" which demands an
honest ballot and n fair count. Such
fact should unite honest men Of NIL par.
Ties in it's ravor.-EN.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

First publication November 81. 1890. Nosl
NutiEa fur Publication
Land once at sterling, Colorado,
November II, lso.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his In.
tention to make final proof in supper / Of his
claim, and that said proof will bc made be.
fore the Register or Receiver at Sterling,
Colo on december "a. is0, viz:
JAMES II. BAILEY,
u. s. No. isss2. for thcs 4 ne /. and = y n W
= soc II p7nrt6w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous re siticnce upon and ruitiva
ton Of. said land, viz:
Arthur 7. iiackrtt, Of Akron, Colo
benjamin y. Farley, i"
William Van Court,
james Harvey, '
II. y. TEDMoS, Register.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
NOTICE.

Parties owing on subscription to the
I'olyokc Tribune. will please call at
the Office Of STATE HERALD and pay
same to j. II. pnintcr
II. i. ioh1ER.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
rErIT JURORS.

VIM. Drmeke, J. q. jacobson. Au.
gust Larson, Ed Gillette. Patrick Burns
Ben IIoskins, Perry Moore, I. j. Nc
Donald, james BRYANT, Victor Fan. II.
Il. Perkins, John ReiH, II. 4. Webster,
Claude Greenwood. q. n. Barbour
John A. j. Buck, +. Sprague. Vim.
kipling. J. II. chilcott. Gust Eks,rom
r. ID. Elder. ]. V. witherbee, Charles
Briggs and Frank Fuller.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

The goyernm ent has been boring an
experimental artesian well nj the SAN
Zee agency in northern Nebraska. aud
has struck water. \ six inch column
If the pure element now rises eight or
ten feet from the earth making the
finest well In the state. 1t is expected
that power enough can he obtained
from this fountain TO run the agency
mill. The supply Of drinking water Mt
the agency will he highly appreciated
1t is to be hoped that MI these expert
men,s will lie equally successful. The
water was struck nj depth Of abonl
seven hundred feet Lincoln Journal
II congress will appropriate money
10 sink experimental M. esian wells II
Nebraska. there is 10 good reason VIII,
an appropriation cannot he obtained
for the same purpose for eastern Colo
RADIO. II the proper effort is made. Thu
experimental well ut Sautee agenc,
has proved wonderful success. Al
the counties IN eastern Colorado shoult
unite IN urging upon our representa-
,ivcs in congress the fact that we mus
have such an appropriation by this SEES
sion of congress. II 1t is within th'
range of possibilities 10 secure 1t.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

tfir-, publication Oct. II, Iso.l No 70
N0TICE Fur PUBLICATION,
Land ofiicc at sterling. C,io.
Oct. q, iep.
Soticci. hereby gwen that The follow Ing.
ssmc'i settler has nird notice of hi. intention ia
make nnnl proof In support Of HE claim. nDi
that -aid proof viii i~ made beforr the Clerk Of
the County Court Of rhiiiip. county. Colorado
Ut iioiyokr. colorado. on Dcrenbcr Is, iso. ,si
GEORGE RIDDLE.
p.s. No. ss;ai. for the north. west quarter sec :.
~ Soen. In range u " Of Spm
lie names thr following witnc-sr. To prove hi.
continuous rrsi'ienc, uIp,n. and cultivation Of,
sn'd inn'i. viss
Arthur J. shoies. u itoiyoke, Colo.
Malcolm Zoli. "
John u. Oirs.
william y. iIibi,s.
HE. rEDMoS. i,.s,-,er
The state herald., 1890-12-12

If the following ihonrht Of Edward
Atkinson could he put into practice. 1t
would practically settle tho present
strife between capital and labor. He
said: There are two things needed in
these DAYS: First. for rich men to find
out how poo, men live, and second. for
moor men to know how rich men work"
The state herald., 1890-12-12

Complaint having M~n rntcrvd nj th. If
ncr by Thomas whit. against oliver CANT
Khnn for failure 10 comply with law ~ To
tinbcrcui,ure entry No ssop. dated July nth.
irsa. upon the : - sw !. and ~ 81 I. .cc y,
tpsn. rev. In rhiiiip- county Coio.. with
u View 10 tho cancellation VI said entry; con.
ir-tnnt alleging thnt oliver Cniiauian In.
failed To comply with the law In n total fail
nrr 10 plant trees. tree SEEDS. ar cultivate
snid trnct Is prrscri'ssi by law In tho ta,st
year; the said parties Rrr hereby summoned
10 appear NJ this office on thu nth day Of
Jan. t.'l M 10 o'clock N IN respond aud fur.
nish testimony concerning snid alleged fall
urc.
W. MbLDnrM, Receiver.
E.E. AhMotii. AIRY for contestant.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
Announcer

New story 10 commence the first Of the
year. written especially for the BLADE BY
Oliver Optic. money Maker Series" A
series of special articles on "Sidc Issues, -
written for the BLADE. BLADE China Ten
Sets and Dinner Sets given 10 club.ralscrs.
send fof specimen copy Of the WEEKLY
BLADE and read our Interesting announce.
ihcnts for the coming ycnr,
The state herald., 1890-12-12
spGciMGNs.

a specimen copy viii give you n better
'ira 81 tho wEkktS BLADE than amy dr..
sctlplion W. tan gvc In M advertisement.
We therefore invite everybody To write
hs for n specimen, which We will cl,ccrfuiIy
a'all YOU free; and at the same time please
mall ,is n list II nann's of your friends and
hclslibors, mud W. will niso mail them s,s.c,.
0,i,tia
The state herald., 1890-12-12
oonndon,Ial to Ason,s.

Anybody can earn rrS DolLAns very
quickly by raising clubs for ,im B,.Apr,
We are now paying the highest amour, 10,
tluts svrf offered by any newspaper. We
want agents everywhere. Write u- fos con.
ndcntlal terms 10 agents.
Address,
rHg BLADE,
To'edo. o.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
NOTICE.

The elevator will only he open on
Friday ana saturday OF each week,
hereafter.
The state herald., 1890-12-12


The republican members Of the cen
sns committee have agreed upon a re-
npper,ionment bill on the basis Of s5e
members in the house. This will give
one member to each lTs.9Ol OF the pop
ulaiion. The present house consists
Of $40 members and the reappor'ion
ment will make an increase Of "a
The states which will gain in represen
ta,ion are: Alabama. !. Arkansas. !
California. !. Colorado. !, Georgia. ],
flMnois, 9. Kansas. /. Massachusetts.
Michigan. /. Minnesota, .. Missouri. !
Nebraska. 3. New Jersey. |. Oregon, l
PENNSYLVANIA. .. Texas, >, Washington
], and Wisconsin. !.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
P A 7 { N 7 5

trademarks. Caveats, Labels and
Copyrights promptly procured. A 40
PAGE BOOK FREE. Send sketch
or model for free opinion us to pat
entability. All business treated as
sacredly confidential. 16 years expert
ence. Highest references. Send for
book.
Address,
w. 4. FITZGERALD, Atty ut Law,
500 +. ST. Washington, ID. Q.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
AUGUST v EKsTR,,M
First publication Dec. 70, lseo.l No 10
NuttCH for Publication.

I
Militia for Publication.
Land once ut sterling, Colorado,
Dec 4, lso0.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler hns filed notice of his In
cnton to make final proof In support
o his calm. and that said proof will
bcinadc before the clerk Of the district court
Of Phillips county. Colorado. ut Ifolyokc,
Colorado on January 18th 1881. viz:
MARY u. PETER,
u .s's> for the lots and and ~ nc 4 see
ttpsnr%5
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his ontlnuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton Of. said lind. viz;
Charles W Mowry, Of liolyOkc. Colo.
John IIagcmnn,
Harry Trego.
sracl Crater,
ANY person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knows
any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations OF the Intcri,r Department.
why such proof should not bc allowed, will
he sivcn mn opportunity ut the above men
toned time and place to crosscxnninc the
witnesses Of said claimant. aud To offer evil
dencc In rchnttal Of that submitted by claim.
ant.
II r.. TEDNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

Senator Paddock has introduced II
hill providing for M appropriation OF
$500 to purchase seed fer the farm
crs Of western Nebraska for next sea
son. This Is certainly move in the
right direction. II Is certainly about
time that our representatives In con
sress we've making similir move In
behalf Of the people OF eastern Colora'
do. Colorado wants the silver ques'
fion well looked after 10y her represent.
Mi,es' but not To The neglect Of NIL
other interests. Colorado las other
interests that, II properly cared for,
will prove Ms important factor In the
future greatness Of tie state as her
silver interests md one Of them Is the
agricultural interests Of the state. The
failure Of crops IN eastern Colorado
last season. lins left many Of the farm.
ers without seed or the means with
which to purchase II for next season.
These men ARE enduring many hard.
ships in their efforts 10 develop the
country anu make for themselves aud
families humes. and there Ii no class
oi citiAcnx more worthy aud deserving
u help and encouragement than they
are. Our representatives IN congress
should leave nothing ,lndone 10 secure
The state herald., 1890-12-12

Pat Conner. A. A. Spahr, c. Varne,
W. +. Pugh, +. Angelo, Rufus Cooper.
ider. Gust Newman. II. II. Mason
Iheoiore Chalberg. ". II. Lane, Ir;
Delay and John lIolmquist.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
First publication Dec. Ial No
Nutics fur Publication.
Land ONCE ut Sterling. Colorado. I
llt,r A. l610

NOTICE Ia hereby given that tho following.
~ named settler hns filed notice Of his in-
tnntion to make dual proof IN support of his
clniui, and that said proof will In nude Ike.
fore tho clerk Of tho dist. court OF Phillips
county ut IIoiy0ke Colorado. OH Jan. nth.
Iotll viz:
The state herald., 1890-12-12

y W. l.cggs. q. II. Timbcrlake. Il.
". Huffman and q, Nnfney went Ia
Grand Island. the first VI the week, Ia
ascertain whether II would be possible
10 interest the beet. Sugar COMPANY
81 thu, plnce To put IN n factory nj
liolyokc. They returned Wednesday
and report that Mr.. 0Snnrd WINS absent
from the city. but Tint Mr. Hamilton.
secretary Of the company. Informed
then, TINT the company had nirrnd,
contracted 10 put IN MI the sngnr plants
that they could possibly hnndle during
the next year and thtt they were moi
~ n condition 10 consider amy more
propositions looking 10 the locating Of
plants for the present Mt least. Mt.
Hamilton expressed considerable IN.
iiest IN tie prospect for successful beet
culture IN this part u Colorado aud
,tnied that. II satisfactory rates could
bc obtained from the rail road com
pany. they would bc willing 10 furnish
u uunfket for enough bee,s from this
country 10 make test Of beet culture
here. Tie farmers Of tie county
should not permit this report to damren
their ardor IN the tnnse oi bee, culture.
n Nc can do nothing more during The
= ming 'tusvn than demonstrate the
The state herald., 1890-12-12

..,.... 10 an ssh rrnnciscu.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-08
A Savage Ape.

For some time past Giuseppe Garro
has been reapinC a harvest in Kansas
City and the neighborinc villages
through the combined performance of a
large ape and the meiodious strains of a
hand organ. The ape was about three fee.
high and was remarkably we'll trained.
never failing to draw a crowd hv his
antics
For sevefal days CAIRO noticed that
the animal was inclined to be sulkv and
did his work badly. and 50 he concluded
to punish the animal and Try 10 force
him out Of his >ulky III He had been
accustomed 10 whip the ape for minor
ofTenses. but always took the precautiou
10 tie him un before beginning the casti-
CATION.
When he began to make preparations
TO whip MS pet, the animal appeared 10
realize what was coming. but instead OF
submitting quietly e the whipping he
flew at lis master and q terrific struggle
oasued, which was only ended by the
Spaniari being compelled TO use bis knife
and kill the animal
CAIRO Nas 50 badly torn that he was
taken to the hospital The ape tried to
pet at his throat, and bit aud tore his
master until be was covered with blood
from head t. feet and his clothes hung
in shrecl~ '1arro's left arm. which wa.
used 10 shield his throat, was bitten so
badly that j, will doubtless have to b4
amputatcd SaJs f'raacisco Chronicle.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-08
WISE W0R DS.

There i no dispute managed wlthou:
passion. and vet there Is scarce dis
ruto worth passion.
No man va, ever 50 completely skilled
II the conduct If life, as not to receive
new information from aro and expert
enct
II We did hut know how little some on
JOY Of the great things that they possess,
there would not be much envy in the
world
Men are often capable Of greater things
han they perform They are sent into
the world with bills Of credit and seldom
draw 10 their full extent
The condition Of the world would be
improved il men We're To think less of
dishonor Of submitting t. wrong, and
more If dishonor Of doing IT,
Men are equally misunderstood iron
their speech aS we'll a from their silence ::
bu' with this difference. tnelr silence
does Het represent them, their speech
mi>represent> them
\ tia,,prer j. said II he boast VINO
hIteth >miIa- But j, i hard 10 know
them from friends they are 50 obsegui-
Gus and full Of protestation, for as wolf
resembles dog 81 doth 4 fattcre7 A
friend.
No'nJoyment, however .nconside-a0io.
i eaat1ned - the present moment, A
man IS the happier for life from harin- :
.na,gf once an agreeable tour. or lived for
Orange County observer., 1890-02-08

Mary said Farmer Flint the hreaktat" as he asked for second
cur of conee
Cyrus. you're
quickly
" called
tones up the
skeleton
a
lN.an
a
in
Of
the
and of prov.
0 selling
under viii henf every
f)r i be erefun,
For Weak Lungs splitting q Blood shorncss Of Breath bronchitis
Don't be fooled into taking >omct2 els! saId be good that
a
cry 1t contains no alcohol to lnehra dcrngo ~
)
vegetable Dose mail and the Equally good
children ION No
Stree Y.