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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-02-07
SUPREME COURT DECISION.
Community Property.
Ina Brotton, Appellant, vs.. Charles
Langert and J. H. Wilt, Appellees.

Ina Brotton, Appellant, vs.. Charles
Langert and J. H. Wilt, Appellees.
The appellant, by her complaint
filed in the District Court of Pierce
county, sought to prevent judgment
lien being extended over community
real estate and to obtain a writ of in
junction to prevent the appellee from
selling the community property of ap-
pellant, under and by virtue OF judg-
ment obtained by appellee Charles
Langert, in a suit against appellants
husband as constable, he as said con-
stable having sold personal property,
in which appellee had special proper
ty, in execution against a person other
than appellee.
The appellant obtained temporary
restraining order. On the hearing of
tho case, appellee demurred to the Pc
tition and assigned as grounds of de-
murrer that it did not state facts suffi-
The demurrer was sustained and case
dismissed, from which order and de-
crees appellant appealed to this court
In this case it is conceded that the
property in question is community
property and that the judgment OBJ
tanned against NJ. Breton was a per-
sonal judgment for a tort; hence the
primary question involved is, whether
or not community real estate is exempt
from execution in a judgment rendered
against an individual member of the
community when the debt for which
the judgment was obtained was not
incurred for the benefit of the COM
munity?
The community composed Of hus-
band and wife is purely a statutory
creation; and to the statute alone
must we look for its powers, its liza
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! power Of the husband to ALLEVIATE or
cucumber such property. In the stat
ute itself, the wife and all the world
had notice of the limitation Of such
alien in regard TO such property. In
deed the judgment not being deter
minativc OF any issue a to the charac-
ter of the property which is to be in
clutled in its lien, the husband him
self would be at liberty to contest the
extension OF the lien over community
real estate" But We are met by ar
guments in the brief OF counsel for APP
pellees, asserting that this cOnstruc-
ton OF the statutes will lead to unset
Ting business relations, and many sup
Positions cases of hardship to creditors
are earnestly dwclt upon; but this is a
branch OF the subject entirely within
the jurisdiction OF the Legislature
Once it is conceded that this is right
full subject for legislation, which will
scarcely be denied, there is no limit to
legislative authority and it is not the
province OF a court to speculate or
theorize upon the practicability or
impracticability of the laws or the
good or bad effects which may result
from such laws. These are subjects
for legislative consideration and not
for judicial determination. We think
that the judgment obtained against
Breton was not judgment obtained
for community debt; that the peti
ton did state facts sufficient to con-
stitute cause of action, and that the
sale should have been restrained.
1t follows, that the judgment will
be reversed and the cause remanded to
the court below with instructions to
proceed in accordance herewith.
X. o. DUNBAR, Judge.
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County Commissioners Proceedings.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, THURsToN COUNTY,
OLYMPIA, WASH. FEB. 3, 1890.
MONDAY, 8 O'CLOCK M.
Board met pursuant to legal notice
present Geo. b. Capen, Chairman; r.
A. Brewer and Thomas Prather, Com
missioners, and John p. Tweed, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Board adjourned to l 80 r. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On re-assembling, the Board after
due consideration ordered that Super
visor of Road District No. y, X. II.
Handle, issue receipts for road work to
Ross Chilson, $4.14, and L. n. Powell
1913.
The Board selected the names OF
persons liable to serve as Grand and
Petit Jurors for the ensuing year as
follows:
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AYERS Cherry Pectoral has given
me great relief in bronchitis. Within
month have sent some OF this prep.
aration to friend sufferer from bron-
chitis and asthma. 1t has done him
SO much good that he writes for more"
Charles F. Dumterville, Plymouth,
England.
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THE body OF E. Lewis Cox, one OF
the Minor party drowned, December
ID, in Saratoga Passage, has been re-
covered and identified, by a watch
bearing the victims initials. The body
was found in a boom of logs by some
men engaged in scaling them. 1t was
taken to Seattle for itnerment.
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The following Road Supervisors
were elected or appointed by the Board
fos the wear 1890:
THE people of Port Townsend

THE people of Port Townsend pro-
pose to pay the Oregonian $4,000 this
year for column daily relating to
Port Townsend. 1t would doubtless
pay better to administer the applica-
ton in broken doses. A column a
day will involve Il sameness that in
time may become as mOnotonous as
the Vanderbillion sketches OF George
Francis Train, which nearly swamped
the Tacoma Ledger few years ago.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castora,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast oria.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-02-07

A case OF varioloid has been dis
covered at Port Blakely. The victim
is John Johnson, a Swede.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-02-07

One day recently % gamblers were
arrested in Seattle.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board reassembled all present.
The report of l.. p. Yemen, County
School Superintendent, relating to the
division of School District No. 36,
Tenino, was presented and read, and
after due consideration by the Board,
the action of the Superintendent was
sustained.
The report of l.. p. Yemen, County
School Superintendent, relating to the
forming of a new School District from
portions of Districts - and ii, was
presented and action of Superinten-
dent sustained.
The petition of John Algyer ct al,
for the view and survey of county
road was presented and read, and it
appearing that legal notice had been
given and the necessary bond filed, it
is ordered that b. W. Brintnall be APP
pointed surveyor and b. +. Ruth and
Alexander Price viewers, and that said
survey be made on Tuesday, March
18th, 1890, and that the place of
meeting be the residence of John
Algyer.
The petition of Albert B. Smith ct
al, for the survey and view of a county
road was presented and read, and it
appearing that legal notice had been
given and the required bond being
filed, it is ordered that B. w. Brintnall
be appointed surveyor and B. F. Ruth
and Alexander Price viewers; that
said survey be made Tuesday, the 18th
day of March, 1890, and that the place
of meeting be the residence of John
Algyer.
The following cost bills were APP
proved and ordered paid.
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that
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On motion, Board adjourned to 3
o'clock tomorrow morning,
TUESDAY, Feb. 4th, 1890, Ga. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all present.
After considering, and hearing state
ments concerning several matters on
which no action was taken, Board adj
journed to 80 o'clock l.. NJ.
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JUSTICES COURT.
In re, Ter. VS.. J. Doe and r. Rowe:
A. A. Hunter expense Incurred in eudeav.
0ring to make arrest .-.... S17 IS
JUSTICES COURT q SPARKS,
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The official bonds OF ]. +. Canon
and A. S. Austin, as Justices of the
Peace, were examined and approved.
The following bills paid by the Au-
ditOr during vacation were apprOyed.
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Bills for bounty on wild animals,
amounting to $500, paid by Auditor
during vacation, were approved.
On motion, Board adjourned to 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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is obtained for a security debt?
1t is very evident that the intention
of the statute was, that community
real estate should not be subject to
liens on any judgments excepting
those mentioned in the prOviso and
for the causes mentioned in Section
2, 4O7, and these exceptions are found
ed in reason and right; because the
labor and material furnished by me-
chanics in erecting structures on the
land enhance the value of the COM
munity realty, thereby benefiting the
community and becoming practically
q community debt; and the reason for
charging the expenses of the family or
the education of the children to the
community are too obvious for dis
cussion. 1t was held by the Supreme
Court of Oregon in the case Of Smith
VS.. Sherwin, IL, Oregon 269, that the
wife could not be held liable in an Or
binary action for goods sold and de-
livered when such goods were sold
upon the order of the husband, al
though the same were devoted to
family use, under statute which pro-
vides: "That contracts may be made
by wife and liabilities incurred by or
against her to the same extent and in
the same manner as if she was I'M
married; and which further provides
that the property of both husband and
wife shall be chargeable with family
expenses; being substantially the
same as 1896 and and 2,4O7 OF the
code.
This decision was based on the
ground that the complaint did not
afiirmatively show that the goods sold
were for the benefit of the family. In
the case of Andrews vs.. Andrews
and Jaqua, Third Washington. 2S6,
the Court says: /" So long as there is
only judgment or a judgment lien
confessed or suffered by the husband
alone, the community interest in real
estate is not affected, unless in fact
the debt upon which the judgment
was given was community debt. The
force and qualification OF the lien OF a
judgment to which the husband is only
q party, as affecting real estate, is given
in Section 2,4lO Of the Code, by way
Of provisO to the restriction on the
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y
Hon. Allen Wier delivered all ad-
dress before the Didascalion Associa-
ton, last evening, taking for his sub
ject, Success in life."
A party of gentlemen from Seattle
and this city started on Saturday af-
'ternoon for Nisqually on a hunting
and fishing expedition.
The -ain has fallen in torrents
nearly every day the past week, still
nobody complains, as it is probably a
happy relief from snow.
Deschutes river is booming and
every considerable stream along the
upper Sound is bringing volumes OF
water from the mountains.
Jake Stussy has bought Mitchell's
barber shop, formerly conducted by
Charley Toellner) and solicits share
OF the patronage OF the public.
MIR. J. A. Silsby met with severe
strain to his back, Monday, while en-
gagged in lifting a heavy object, and
has since been confined 10 his room.
Miss Mary Chilber., q student in
Collegiate Institute, was called to hel
home in La Conner, last Mon,.av, on
account Of the serious illness of her
sister.
Licenses to wed have been issued
this week by Auditor Tweed to Ira F.
Kneeland, Of Tacoma, and Sadie
Hayes, OF this city; also to Fred. w.
Crombie. OF this place, and Mary E.
Shaw, Of Tumwater. The latter were
married yesterday.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5, 1890, "a. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present, Geo. B. Capen, Chair
man, Il. A. Brewer, Commissioner and
John =. Tweed, Clerk.
The following cost bills were ordered
paid:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18
THE COURTS.

In Judge NOOnan's court the case OF
O. r. Dix VS.. Emil Niggli and Sylves.
ter Simon, was concluded this morn.
ing and given TO the jury.
The case of Mrs. RObh vs.. the San
Antonio Street Railway Co., was then
put on trial and continued till p. m
Frances Wyel,a native of Germany
today received final naturalization
papers.
Judge King opened court this morn
and commenced on his jury civil
cases.
In the case of Mrs. Schwalby VS..
Gen. d. =. Stanly, the judge announc-
ed his decision in favor of plaintiff.
The defendant excepted and gave no
ti"e Of appeal.
The case of Holmes JuOuy VS. w.
A. Moore was reinstated on motion
Of plaintiff and Judgment rendered
plaintiff by default.
Judgment for plaintiff was rendered
in the case of J. r. Mason VS.. Geo.
PasChal.
Henry Graham, who was recently
fined S25 by the recorder for breaking
into the house of Mrs. NJ G. Johnson,
was tried before Justice McAliister on
n charge of making threats to kill the
lady. He was placed under 500 bond
to keep the peace.
Civil cases occupied the morning in
Justice HerrOn's court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18

If you have money to invest in
city or country property call on Jno.
T. Hambleton & Co.
"A large lot of second hand vehi-
cles at bargain Hicks Repository.
West Nueva street 3-5-3m
On account of moving l will sell
goods cheaper than ever for the next
80 days. 3-5-lm A. HEUSINGER.
Secondhand furniture wanted g,
Ashford & Burton. No. West Hous-
ton street. 2-2S-tf
The Annual Statistical and Illus
trated Review of the Daily Express is
now ready. Single copies, wrapped
for mailing, ten cents. 3-l2-tf
Salvation Oil kills pain every time. For
cuts bruises, sprains, strains, burns, scaldS,
and frost bites IL is an iataIlible cure. Price
only - cents. II 6t
The Arkansas Pass railway COM
pany have placed Il reclining chair
car at the disposal of the aldermanic
committee who will visit Lampasas in
the interest of securing the democra-
tic convention for San Antonio. 1t is
needless to say, the committee has
accepted.
The baby son of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w. Mullaly was christened last Sun
day, and named Elliott Gregory Mu!-
LAZY. Col. H. b. Andrews and Mrs.
G. Il. Mullaly were named az foster
uarantS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18
PROBATE COURT.

Estate Adam Raum-Probate of
will continued.
Estate Henry Horner, admtnistra-
ton refused and application for guar
dianship continued.
Estate Frank Dudek-JOe ZiZik APP
pointed administrator.
Estate Helen Wagentuhr-RepOr
of sale confirmed
Estate H. Frankel, order for sale of
property granted.
Estate Martin Ludwig Rischke,
application to set aside homestead
granted.
Estate Catherine Engelmann, closed.
Estate Joseph W. Hannig, admins
tratriX discharged and r w. Staacke
appointed permanent administrator,
bond OF $3.50, 900
Estate Of Basse minors, Mrs. A.
Basse, appointed guardian.
ARKANSAS PASS road is crawling out
into Louisiana. That road will have
more mileage than any other Texas
road before this century closes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS FILED FOB RECORD IN
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.

STFlSG Ut NScN SLCfnN'
Mrs. p. II. Groesbeck ct al. to f.
Seftel, strip of land on Nolan street,
SIS.
Mrs. p. H. GrOesbeck to Stephen
Seftel, lot ., block 10, Burnett street,
$500.
Melchor V. s. Cervantes to James
Raley ct al. lot in block near Second
West street, SIGO.
d. II. AinsWOrth to Thomas l..
Weir, tract between Mockert survey
3l6 and Neill No, 2. Consideration
nominal.
Santiago Warren ct al. to Jas. Raley
ct al, lot in block / Second West
street. $50.
Sam Maverick to G. H. Mackey, lots
6. I, s, 10, II and l., block II, Maverick
addition No. 6, 1925.
Mary L. Baxter to Redding Jones
ct al, tract, LaSalle county, 800 acres
Medina county, AGO acres; Wilson
county, 800 acres; lots AZ, 43, Al, and
45 in Howell and NeWtOn's addition,
1855.
Jno. r. Jones ct al. to Redding Jones
ct al, same as above, $3.50.
T. J. Hill ct al. to Augustus Smith
ct al, lot 90, block 9S, west side of San
Pedro creek, 500.
Thomas ID. Jones to r. Jones ct al
lots 33, AZ, 43 and Al, Howell and New
toms subdivision, S2S5.
+. b. Chandler to G. F. McKebee,
% and 67-lOO acres out of A Estrada
survey, three miles southeast. $500.
Frank J. Hesse and wife to l.. Har-
rell, lot 3, block |, Goliad street, $3.50.
T. D. Wheatley and wife to Martin
Mahula, ~ acres out of J. NJ. BustillO
survey, Salatrillo creek, S36.
James and Annie l.. Wyatt to Paul
inc Weber, y acres out of JustO Es-
quedO survey. $3.50.
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.druraiots I1-17Llv
A. ,,,, Lnaod
IuSJ - ,,toaa 49, ,oz
1T -Wan!eu-5C caIPeH I've az - 20 %
4 water sO'ee'' '"'' IL" " w. "-l'-''
-F0r NaIe; one me hlilch cow. AP p
4 ply 10 D. Neoo' ou'cier' "-i.-''
Some Sunday schools are talking
OF PlchIcs soon 10 De heid'
Il Flowers, especially roses, are very
scarce in san Antonio at present.
"A new house is being built corner
of Omaha aud Olive streets.
4 The river again needs cleaning,
also the A lamO ditch.
The Little Louisiana has gone
up.u
The |. &C. y. train was Off its
schedule this morning.
ACobiretGrardNV baaInck niano
$500. at Bottoms. 3 1S-3t
The WASHINGTON was crowded
last NIGHT,
Even city officials danced at the
masquerade ball last night.
-There were Is cases before the re-
corder this morning.
The Turner's will hive business
naetino toniuht
San Antonio is becoming popular
as a visiting place for New Brauntels,
Palestine and Austin bellies.
Good wheelwright wanted at
stephen Se1tel Son, crockett
street. 3-lS-3t
Seats for Charlotte Thompson's
appearance tomorrow night are SELL
ing rapidly.
An eItctric arc liShI mas oeel1
Plac pace i az tne CoLheL Vi Ilous'oll anu
N"rtn rlo'eS S'ree's.
A dance occurred at Muth's Pa
dior nInh
Co,,ao al;u.. ho,nu;., aL;
- au SIN 20 %, ".io' S1n >, sniI III
Harms I'm
90. A. Merrimah ana MISS NJ. V.
T,iGo VIZ ii't ", ~ - yGtuoi""J W
'''S0 " VI "'''''' III WIS WY
The Hicks Repository is the place
10 get carriages, Duggles, phaetOns,
west NueVa street. 3-5-3m
Patent leather ladies' Oxford ties,
9 9etS sooIS, aI I7'I U RCo
JUN ~ nENhl l a 1" w.
If you want to buy driving
or family horse go to Hicks RepOs-
ltory and get square deal SO Sm
Get vour fire marine tornado and
accident insurance from r. w Law e.
Co. Al Soledad street 3-i4tf
pronn+ ond EhoroI so+,1ano,ta
noda buP w W. Iau e. a. a. - o inHmrenoe
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18

Mr.. J. Taylor will organize an art
class at 445 Soledad street. All who
wish to learn painting will do well to
call and see him. Sketching and
painting from nature. 3-lS-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18
FINE EMBROIDERlEC,

Children Misses and Ladies Several widths of
word for it, there has
previously shall display counters to-day
Once again
addition, would
fully duplicated during
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18

Domestic variety
than a ltIuseb hing sc
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18

Embracing exclusive designs in Combinatic
wool French dress patterns in all the new CO
GUS prices
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-18
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Tips & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
druggists. ll-l7-ly.
T,r tbo lama stoon, ErooJ
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
LA GRANGE

July 81, 90
Mrs. Ed. Wilcox and Children, OF Cleve-
land are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Gott Mr.. Wilcox came out and
spent Sunday with them
L. L. Chapman Of Wellington and Mrs.
Lucy Mann Of Spencer we're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner one day last week.
Mrs. Mynders Of Elyria visited her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Merriam, last
week.
Miss Nellie Gardher spent several days
last week with Miss Anna Goodyear and
family In Penaeld.
Mrs. Mary Stedtnan and family returned
to their home in Spencer on last Saturday
alter three weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner and family.
Two of Mr. F. B. Adams children have
been quite sick forithe. past few days.
Wheat threshing has commenced with
reports of good yields per acre.
Weather very coolIfor the past few days.
During the heavy storm Of last Thus.
day Mr.. +. Rounds had barn struck by
lightning and, with the contents burned tC
the ground. W. II. +.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
TIE lEVs
As Gathered hV Our Ssasisl Gsrl,lsaaisaa,
All About the Happenings and Special
Eventsin their Immediate Vicinity.
TIE news
HUNTINGTON.

July 81, 30.
ReY. Peter Burrow of York State will
preach in the NJ. L. church next Sunday
morning. lie has been preaching over
fifty years. He and his wife are visiting
at the parsonage. They are the grand
parents Of the PASTORS wife, Mrs. Pappen-
hagen.
The Epworth League will give their
first entertainment on next Friday even
ing at Andrew Haulk's, which takes the
form of an ice.cream social. Everybody
both old and young, are invited. This is
4 good place to go for good time.
Lewis Sugars, husband of Lille Haw-
ley, while working on branch OF the B.
& o. X. Ron July 17th, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed, his clothing
being all torn TO shreds, his boots all torn
to pieces, but his stockings not touched at
all. His funeral, on Saturday, in Troy,
was one Of the largest ever held there. II
was only in June that Lilies father, My
ron Hawley, died, and the deceased was
one Of the pail bearers.
On last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. VIM.
Gay had stroke Of paralysis. Her left
side is completely. paralyzed, she having
no use Of It at all. Mrs. Ida Cummins OF
Rochester, her niece, staid there several
days. Aer sisters, Mrs. Ruth Ledyard and
Alma, from Chatham, were there. She
still lies helpless. and her recovery seems
very doubtful. She has not been well
for several weeks.
Two sportsmen from Cleveland were
out hunting last week, stopping with Chas
Leach.
David Hull has started his threshlng
machine.
Mr.. & Mrs. sprague are visiting at Mrs
Eglin's.
Mrs. Hattie Ward and her three boy
from Leroy are visiting friends in town
Miss Ruby skunk from Norwalk is Wis
iting her cousin, Nettie RUSSELL
The last heard from Henry Haskins
who is very sick with fever in Hartman
Tenn, was that he was better Miss Mary
Smith has gone down to help her sister
care for him. ..
Mrs. Stella Smith from Cenieiton, with
Neltie, is visiting friends here. "
Flay Chapman's little boys from Nor.
walk are spending their vacation at theii
grandfather's, Nathan Chapman.
The county commissioners met here last
Wednesday to lay out piece of road west
of the Kelsey school house, as the new r.
r. IS to use part Of the old road. This
does not look asIi the new r. R. was TO be
all wind work.
Mrs. Geo. Miller from Akron was in
town last week looking alter her business
here. The new railroad runs auross her
farm, She called on some Of her Old
friends. s.
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"That Good Medicine :"

Mr.. q. d. Cone, Attorney, Parker, South
Dakota says 81 take pleasure in saying
10 the public, as l have to my friends and
acquaintances for the last five years, that |
consider Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrbpa Remedy the best medicine
for the purpose II is intended that ! ever
tried. Since have used It would not
be without II. was always subject 10
cholera morbus and never found anything
else that gives The relief that this remedy
does. never leave home without taking
Il with me; ana on many occasions have
ran With II to the relief Of some sufferer
and have never known II to fail. My
children always call for "that good medi
cine" when they have pain In the stomach
or bowels. For sale by Fred d. Felt.