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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
Resolutions Passed by Pan-AmsIicar
Copsress- Memorial Tablets.

In letter to the President. sent to Con-
gTess today. Secretary Blsi1e safs. Il
have the honor TO inform you that the Inter
national American Conference, recently in
session in this city, before its final dlourn-
ment. adopted the following resolution pro-
POSED by Hon. Salvador De Mendonca, DEL
egate from Brazil;
Resolved. That all Of the delegates here
here present, the United States delegates
included vote and provide the means To
place, with necessary permission, on the
on the walls of the room of the Department
of State, in which were insugursted our
sessions. a bronze tablet which
will contain above the roll of
delegates following the inscription in four
languages Of this conference with nations
of North, South and Central America.
Resolved. That il be commemorated
and that in this room, on the second day Of
October. in the year 1889. James q.
Blaine, Secretary of State of the United
States presiding, were opened the sessions
of the International American conference.
which. besides other measures, WAS des-
tined 10 promote the Union and welfare Of
the people Of this continent and recon-
mended 10 them as = guarantee of peace,
the principle of obligatory arbitration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16

CONDENSED DEsPATCaEB



FIRE thus morning destroyed one OF the
principe business blocks OF Denton. Tex
as Loss lOo,"uoi INSURANCE Sio'ooc.
John Roth, who had Just passed his s1,
heth day OF total abstinence from fpoh ano
nourishmen', died MONDAY Mt 'aiena, III.
Ex-Aldermsn Charles Dempsey, of the
boodc board of aldermen of 1884, gave
h'n'e.i "P y" Wy u'Hui,' "''''"e' i"'''A''
a'' NA' '''ea's" y" jail
Winchen q co. iiaVerhiii, mas been set
hed by mutua, compromi'e- Inc help
VIII resume "o'K ho"n"y '"o'"'"s'
The American Biscuit 70, the syndicate
FORMED TO oppose me new fork Biscuit
company monopoly, has secured the Two
Big cracker factories AZ bnpuque'
An unknown man, who came on train
from bnhalo Monday afternoon, ieaped IN
to Niagara ana went over the precipice al
Prospect Park, lev moments later
Fifteen hundred saw mill men, Mt and
near A shland, Wis will strike July 18th
If ten hours work for II hours pay is not
granted. The employers VIII resist
The crew Of the Ada NJ Bailey, Phlls-
VtIpDlH IDr pftiANl. FIfr WIN tDflt FtT'
arrested in the Delaware for mutiny. They
claim ovcrwofk and psor fool led to the
trouble.
,;o, was repo-ted nesr Ke.,,e Ba,n-
ven coauty (. e in wbicl, three hnndteJ
NJ gross armed with uer rifles we're said to
confront twenty Gve white men. Oae ne
gro ha. been killed.
r,...,. 49,, ~ Al.
i"s 'e.ir1i"ny u'", u'p, Vi W. a.
9'u'ss' ,oan f4a 'D''''' e, e." " ""ie 'oh
say of uss'Ay neh, ops ,o.aa "e,t mI 'l.o ',s y,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
Sunday School Workers In esssion at
Vassaibolo.

Special 10 the kennebec Journal.
yAssALBoRo. July 1.-The Sunday
School workers in good numbers met At
vassalboso at the Congregational church
Tuesday July Is at9 80 A. NJ, Waterville,
Clinton, Benton, Augusta, Hallevell, Gar
diner and other places were represented.
The meeting was called to order by Rev.
Mr.. Aikens, pastor of the church in which
the meeting was held. After the devotional
services Rev. J. Il. Jordan Of Augusta Vas
elected chairman and Rev. II. +. Foss of
Hailowell, secretary. The address of the
morning was by Rev. Mr.. Jordan on the
Value of Organization and the address was
followed by q general discussion of the ad-
Instability of forming = County Association.
The speakers were all strongly in favor Of
such an organization and = committee was
appointed to present plan of organization
and list Of officers 1t the opening Of the
afternoon session. An interesting question
box occupied the remainder Of the fore
neon.
AT noon basket dinner was rendered
very enjoyable by the thoughtful provision
and attention of the ladies Of Vassalboro.
At l.30 z. NJ. the meeting was again
called to order, and the committee On
organization and nomination reported .
plan of organization, and the following
officers we're elected President. Rev. J.
B. Jordan Of Augusta; Vice President.
Rev. l.. II. Hallock of Waterviile; Secre-
tary. Rev. X. w. jenkins of Gardiner !;
Treasurer. 4. +. Davis of Augusta; Ex-
ecutive Committee, Rev. A. s. Ladd of
Gardiner, Rev. J. NJ. Wyman of Augusta.
Rev. T. Z. Williams of Winslow +. r.
Drummond, Esq, of Waterviile, W. +.
Marston, Esq. of HAllowell.
Following the report of the committee an
able address was delivered by Rev. Mr.
Hallock of Wsterville, after which the
convention adjourned, well pleased with
the success and good fellowship of the
meeting.
Among those present a. visitors were
Rev. b. 7. Snow. State Secretary, of Port
land, and the recea,ly appointed State Suo-
day School Missionary. Rev. Mr.. March,
who brings with him to his work something
of the breeziness Of his Western home.
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Races at Mystic Park.

Bosros. July l5.-Fully 5000 people
attended the opening July trotting meeting
at Mystic Park this afternoon.
24o class; purse $500.
J. O'Meill's b nj Fannie Swope, l | |
ED. Virgins b III Martha Wilkes 2 . ;
Henry Pope's b III Maggie T., 8 3 .
Time-2,30 2.32, 23l.
2.22 class; purse $500.
Allen Farms b M Elista, B 8 3 | !
A. McDonald's ch 4 Golden
Rod, ! 2 | 3
J. Golden's b m Moilie j., 3 . | 3 2 2
X. +. Simmons br & Del
monte, 81 432 3ro
Highland Farms blk < Olaf 2 3 iro
Time ,20a, 222I, 2 234, 2.2ii, 227,
2,2ii.
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Patents for Maine Inventors.

The following Maine patents have been
granted Elmer n Bschelder and T. f..
Lovejoy, Portland. measuring vessel! At
len Hsckett. Pittsfeld, machine for mold
ing spools or bobbins; joseph Knight,
Livermore Falls, halter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
Spanish Ministerial Crisis Due to In
capacity OF I.ibsrals.

LONDON, July. July i5.-The STANDARD
correspondent At Madrid reports an inter
view with Senor CAnovaa del CASTILLO, tt~
Spanish prime minister. in which he saio
that foreign influence had nothing 10 do
with the recent ministerial crisis In Spain.
II WAS due. he said. to the incApacity Of the
Liberals. The prime minister sisted that
he was In favor Of moderate protective
policy and a renewal of the treaties of com
meroe which expire in 1899,
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Three Drowned-Ten Saved.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July IA des-
patch to the Times nion from Gainesville,
Fla, says "A party of thirteen were out
in a ssilbost Monday afternoon on Alachua
Lake. When about mile from the shore
the boat capsized, and all were throxn into
the water. Ten were saved by clinging IL
the boat, but three were drowned, viz
Mrs. l.. J. Burkheim and her three-year
old son and Miss Tiilie Brown. The scci-
dent was witnessed by several persons on
shore, and boats were put out at once to
the rescue. II is supposed that the ladie .
and child were caught under the sail.
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What the Liberals are willing to Do.

LospoS. July 10 1t is stated that tho
Liberal leaders are willing TO agree to .
curtsllmcnt Of the debate on the address
from the throne and 10 allow the land pur.
chase bill to pass its second reading prac,i'
cslly without debate II the Government will
postpone the reassembling Of fariiment un-
I'll January. The ministers are agreeable.
but 1t is feared that the Radicals cannot be
relied on To carry GU, this programme.
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Constables Fight with Desperadoes.

CINcINsAri, July l5.-It is reported that
on July sth constables posse near Haz-
ard. Perry county, Ky, in search of Buck
and Zach Fugste, two despersdoes, had a
conflict with their band in the mountains.
The constable and one of his assistants
were killed, and tive others were wounded.
but Buck Fugste was captured aDd lodged
in jail at Hazard. His friends threaten to
rescue him, and further boodshed is feared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
Figuring Up tho Census.

Ten millions week is the rate At which
the census office clerks are counting and
rec9unting the census returns. At this
pace the total population can and will be
enumerated by the middle of August, and
before the end of that month reappor-
,ionment bin will be ready 10 present to
both houses. The party leaders are de-
termired to get this measure through dur
ing the present session. The estimate gen
orally believed to be the correct one places
the total representation in the next House
at about three hundred and eighty-fye OF
three hundred and ninety. The Western
states show wonderful increases, ard
Nebraska alone will almost quslruplex her
representation after the next apPortion
meut
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Brsss MouIders Strike at Stamford
Conn,

ST.mFoRp. Conn. July l5.-The strike
Of brass moui3er. in the vorks Of the Yale
and Towne Mfg. Co. is not yet settled,
although some eight or ten ne~ moulders
are st work and others are being secured
daily. The original grievance was that
one Of the meulders was discharged be-
cause of repeated, and in the lass case,
aag-aEt violation of the rule against sop-
ping work until the whistle blew. The
strikers have apparently conceded that the
strike should not have taken place without
q previous effort to obtain from the COM
pany q reasonable modification of the rale.
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One Hundred and Fifty People
Poisoned.

Iowa CYr, Ia, July l5.-One hundred
and fifty mep. women ard children al. a
church picnic at Solon, few miles north
of Iowa City, were prostrated yesterday
with serious symptoms of blood poisoning
In few moments the people had fallen
from the tables upon the ground. writhing
in pain. Physicians were summoned and
administered remedies, and in few hours
the patients recovered, no case being fatal.
The use of wster from veil long aban-
doned 10 given as the cause of the sickness
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east upon hin. and deaied the right OF the
se eatiSman 10 criticize his motives

east upon hin. and deaied the right OF the
geatisman 10 eriticise bis motives.
Cannon referred to the gentleman ~ hAv
ing been . magnificent soldier. Since the
sar. in season And out Of seasoa. the gen
tieman had not hesitated to say -.
Houk said be had never spoken Of 1t In
his life. Nobody ever heard Of the gen
ileman play ing soldier because he had TAX
en- care no; to 90 it, Cannon said be bad q
right to diseuss the proposed legislation.
Hauk-Yoa have no right to make per-
senal reflections.
CAunon-There 10 one thing have no
right TO do and that 10 10 make . common
nuisance of msself.
Hauk-ThAn you have done what you
have no right TO do because you have dem
nov you are . nuisance.
The committee rose, bill passed and the
House at j, 10 o'clock adjourned.
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STATE HOUSE GOSSIP.

The real hot days OF summer make the
granite blocks under the front veranda of
the State House ".weat" to an extent that
would lead one to suppose they had been
wet down with hose. Evidently they are
several degrees cooler than the surround
ing atmosphere these suitry days, but this
isn't saying very much for their frigidity.
Miss knowlsnd. one of the teachers at
the Msdswsska Training School, aud Mr..
DIR. Fellows were among the visitors at the
State House, yesterday.
Matters are rather quiet at the Pension
Office at the present time the work being
chiefly confined to the reimbursing of the
towns. just how the new | nitcd States
pansion law will affect our State pension
department rcmains to be seen, but it seems
probable that it will considerably reduce
the number of applicants for it's benefits.
Labor Commissioner Matthews finds the
Maine farmers very prompt in answering
his circular letters. The blank. are we'll
flied cut ard give the information
desired in good form. A notice
able thing about these returns lie
the fact that nearly all Ct them
say that their farms are growing more pro-
ductive. The returns upon many Of these
blanks would seem to chow that farming is
far from being in the deplorable condition
that some delight to picture it. Aroostook
farmers in particular send in returns that
show a very high degree of prosperity. The
Journal scribe picked up two of these re-
turns a: random and found that they were
from two Fort Fairfield farmers. Oae Of
them gave the smount Of his income from
the farm the past year a. $3.50, the ether
placed his income for the same period at
So 200. These were doubtless exception
ally prosperous farms, one being given a.
containing 800 acres and the other 25),
still there are few returns from the Garden
County that do not show thrift and pros
perity. The tame is true, though in
a less marked degree, of the
other counties. Comparatively few
Of the farms are mortssged, and goodiy
number OF farmers report money at interest
Some Of the comments IN the returns under
the beading "r.marks are both orgrsi
and interesting. cae shrfty farmer whose
PUCK and energy has brought him band
some fortune writes ters"iy. "farnar.
VINO are not staining rouSd corners win
their hands 10 Their pccset'. sucking black
pipes and "siting for s'ne''i"Z to tnrn up'
but ~ho take bold and turn II up are all
right. Another farmer turns As'de to de-
Fiore the desperate condition oil Wesfe'
farmers, and quotes table Of stats ac'
from Kansas parsr to fho~ the n'o'fFise
Indebtedness OF number of "e-'ern
States. me zood mAn apparently hsd n"'
learned trst these dzufes we're taken from
the l > census returns and we're IN fao''
fhe nsHfe' OF me f"taf ee"s1s rofr9'''' oi
the states named. !" "hether the hanss'
paper that .aftei them as q
statement OF mortgage Indettedne" 10
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Shot Him Because He Insulted His
Wife.

New YORK, July I5.--Bad blood has
existed for many years between the Corona
and Domoda families of 81 Baxter street.
Yesterday Corods was standing in the pas
sagevay of the tenement house when, after
an alteration, Domoda drew a revolver
and shot Corona in the arm. Corona WAS
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital.
where his wound was dressed, but he was
unable to appear at the Tombs Court this
morning. Domods claims that his neigh
Dor insulted his wife and an apology was
demanded. He became abusive and a
scuiile ensued. during which the shot was
fired. Justice Patterson held Domoda to
await the result of his victims injuries.
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WoLLasTox. Mass. July I5.-Lieu-
tenant. General Sir John Ross, commanding
Her Hsje8y's forces in Bri.ish North
Anseriea. in reply to = correspondent here.
st1es. through his secresarJ. tha:ylbe PUB
hsh<d reports that "iabulous sums Of
money are being expended upon the forts
in Ids command. are incorrect; Also that
he has issued no special orders With rela-
tcD to the admission Of visitors.
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No More Bodies Found at Lake City
-Buryips the Remains.

LAKE Cirr, MINI, July IJ.-D Dynamite
ia being used in tho search for missing
bodies, but none were found mp to noon.
1t is probable that 30 more hodies will be
found for two or three days. and the hope
Of Lake City i, that not over n dozen more
bodies are in the lake, but ut Red Wing the
number has been placed at two or three
times that number.
Rrp WtSG, M,nn.. July IL The sixty
bo1ics that were brought here YESTERDAY
were laid out IN the empty store room. Al
LAY long the pine boards were being cs'-
ried away 10 'hs stricken homes Of the city.
At many hearthstone only one or two
survivors Of the mortal clsy~of their lov, Il
mes. Most of the bodies were inferred to-
lay
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Fighting Amazons.

NEw YcRs. July IA fight took pieee
yesterday between two wemen at 567 Sew
en,h Avenue, Just above Fortieth street.
There is aressmskiDg establishment at
that place, and it was here that the fight oc-
CURED. One of the women struck the
other with a hstchet, inficting a terrible
wound. Ia the sculIie, the furniture was
overthrow, windows broken and things on
the tables smashed. The police were no.
tifed and arrested the fighting smazous
The injured woman was all covered With
blood, and it was some time before the flow
could be stopped. When this was accom-
plished the psir we're taken to the ThiE-
teenth street police station. The names Of
the women could not be learned at the
time
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Attempted Suicide, Bu: WIN Recover.

Nsv Yozk. July l5.--Hsnry W. Thong
son. the Beverley lawyer. Who attempted
to commit suicide BY shooting himself IN
the hesd, at the Pennsylvsnis railroad de-
pot in jersey City. is still lying in critical
condition st the City Hospital. The man
refused TO ga. anything substantial. He
does nothing bu. state that he regrets the
shooting vas not fatal DR.. W. W.
varick. the attending physician, is taking
the best Of care Of him. ard state.
that he will recover. He will be seni
home a. the end of the week
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Revolt Againat tho Mahdi.

CA,Ro. July l5.-Reports from khar-
toum by late arrivals at Wsdy -Haifs. con.
firm the previous announcements Of revolt
of the tribes in the interior of the Soudan
against the Mshdi At last accounts 1t was
rapidly spreading, some of the best fighting
tribes having joined in II, The position Of
the Mahdi is precsrious. The insurgents
seek the complete overthrow OF his power.
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Naval Officers Having a Grand Time
at Bath.

BArs, July l5.-At 2 O'Clock today the
most successful clam bake ever served here
was rendered to the officers Of the fleet at
Fosters Point. The officers we're delighted
and surprised at their entertainment and
pronounced ii one Of the beet ever given
them. At 10 O'Clock tomorrow there will
be grand parade Of marines and sailors.
Over five hundred will be in line with the
artillery and other apparatus of war. Pri-
vste receptions are being given to citizens
on board the ships every afternoon and ev
enng. The plan now is to leave for Bar
Hsrbor Thursday. The admiral has no or
ders as ytt notwithstanding the reports.
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WAR is IMMINENT
Between San Salvador and Guat.
mala., Both Preparing,
Spanish Ministsriq Crisis BY the Inca.
pacity Of Liberals.


la LisksrAn. Salvador, July i5.-The
government; yesterday issued a proclamation
declaring the country in q state Of siese
and announcing that passports will be re.
cuired in order TO travel from one town to
another. War With Guatemala is imminent.
Nearly twenty thousand men are stationed
along this side of the frontier. Great en-
thusiasm prevails,
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Houss<
WAh DEPARTMENT,
O6dee Of the Chief Signal OGicef.
WAsaIssres. July ID. A. NJ. J
For Maine Showers and essler in
sesthefn; warmer And fair in rsrihern !;
westerly winds.
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2.22 class; purse $500.
Martin Improving-Cruses Wedding
Cake.

WrsrnoRo, Mass July l5-Frsnk Mar
tin the victim of Saturdays shooting has
improved today. As this WIS about the
time unfavorsble symptoms were feared,
the doctors and family are more hopeful.
This was to have been Jack Cruses we'd
ding day. The bridal cake is at Lopgey's
bread store, the object of morbid curiosity.
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Cases c. TIE colisgious diseases of which
he State Board Of Health is notified we're
reported az follows fer the week ending
Saturday, Jaly u;
Diph,hsrs Bangor, 2; Brewer, Calais.
2; Eastport, 4.
TYpboid Fever -Briigton, ]; Camden,
Sanfoyd 2
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Other Games.

At Hartford Washington, Z Hartford
1.
AT New Haven Baltimore, !; New
Haven. 2.
At Worccster-W Worcester, IL, Newark
3.
At 81. Louis-St. Louis, 6 Athletic ..
At Toledo Rochester, .; Toledo, 6.
At Jersey City Wilmington, 4; Jersey
City, ,.
At Columbus Columbus, lG, Brook lyu
2.
At Louisville Louisville. 10; Syracusc
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Alleged Pepper Throwsr Arrested at
HocklaDd.

Special to the Kennebec Journal.
RocktASp, July l5.-A young man of
this city, son of highly respectable parents,
was today arrested on an unusual charge.
1t is alleged that he has several times ma
liciousiy thrown cayenne pepper about the
hall and on this particular occasion throw
ing it in the face of young lady. He was
arraigned before Judge Hicks this after
noon and bound over under $500 bonds to
Sc ptember term of court.
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LoSnus. July IL The Universal Peace
Congress wss opened hero yesterday by
Mr.. David dudley Field Of New York. In
his AL ircss MIR. Field Dilsted upon the ben
cf,- 10 be derived from arbitration and
from n Simultaneous graduated disarmn-
mcnt by the various powers
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Accident at Belfast.

Especial to the Kenuebec Journal
BELrAsr, july 10 Frank Dunbar, aged
81. while at work at Pierce's ice wharf
Monday, loading = vessel, was accidentally
struck by pick in the hands Of = fello~
and his ief; arm badly fractured
above the elbow.
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rAHIs, July i5,--The Steele after stat
ina that Sir William Nhiteway, premier Of
New foundand, win admit the rights Of
France on the Frcuch shore. provided
France will abandon the idea of bounties,
declares that France will revsr consent to
anything OF the kind.
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Seriously Injured BY Kick OF Horse.

BAR HARBoR, July ia. l.. Devins
of Boston, who occupies the Elwood cot
tsge, while driving with his wife this after
noon, leaned over the dsslier to fit the
harness. One of his horses kicked him in
chest, rendering him unconscious. The
horses ran away, smashing the carriage.
Devins was carried home by some ladies in
buckboard. His injuries are quite seri-
Gus. The yacht lroquois has arrived.
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CANNES, July i2.--Thc cS-empcror Of
Brazil, who is rtill staying here, will leave
Mt the end Of the month for Al eight weebs'
.ojoWn at Bsden-Baden. lie will retvrn
to Cannes via Paris. 1t was his original in
tcntion TO visit London before returning.
but the idea has been abandoned.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the tasre and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
yists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUp co.
to~syuIf. ~, .fw yoss. w.
prid&viy