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HNIiE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
Stockholders Of tho Rexbnrg Milling 90.
wlll be held In the Presiding Bishopls once
SAT- Tale CITY, Monday. May lih, lspl, al q
o'clock am, for the purpose Of eieeiing Direc
prl and other Officers ~ serve for tho ensuing
year. 10 hear tho reni etafy's Report and trans
before the meeting.
dina JANIS GILLESPIE. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

Ok ACREs Of NO. 1 LAND, ALI, or
ceJ which l. under cultivation, fenced nd
good stand OF lucern on the same, In cran'
ger. Apply at this once. nal
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NEWS ma NUTSHELL.


ton rom lettcr Wncn ~ " not posse"'
,cv,. Oh. road IN wealth. -
H., ~, no,,y .tah. hnar,,er n bclI,ye
"' ~" e"" s''''''
"'
Do not think yourself n Wagner, my
son, because you make noise IN the
""'i"'
No man ever finds out how hard ms
wife IA 10 please until he begins 10 buiin
n house.
a.. H.. A..no, tkai ,.as horn
ct,.a'.''.''a.'s -. ......,..., ,lr,r,.iist M
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''o '."shs" sie''N'"s PN'i
The lady managers OF the WORRIES
Fair may maintain sisierly relations
"u' ''ey u''" ''' "''" ''
Thc cruiser San Francisco n about 10
he ordered 10 the samoan lslanis. ne
alihirs VI the isle. ART. very Disturbed.
w,o, . tram, ia s,r,u,,tc enough 10
~. ,,,,..'.. ,,ortlon az a
ses my'r " w iii, ,,.h.s n clean
,'..',
'''"7' VI ~
On this day, April %, lo2. was or
the first In the United states. Carroll
OF Carrollion was one OF it, directors.
pto,,, ,,,t,,.. a., IA. cot.r,v,ons
n, ia sav.,,i wa,n,n were billed
and wounded. Sheriff Mccormick
was wounded. Socialist ngitatofs are
down there. Read the dispatches.
r..,,r n, ,h. ,,, s,xth Cavalry
-, ~ an, a. comuo.cI
.,.,,..,,. ~ ih,,,,., a,a,S ,sc.ntiy on.
,,.,ad III. inJ,ans are now II. i.
.aiS,.,, .''d 4, i. ,'o.s,,,l. that th,re
,,,a,, ha na n,o,o ou,,,r.aLs
'''' wv u" N.Y.
II cost the ltalinn government seS5.5O
10 receive Blaine's esteemed favor Of
the 18th Inst. a couple more notes
from Mr.. Blaine and the Italian gov
eminent VIII not have financial leg
TO stand on-if 1t has one now.
Tn. ,,,,,t.r NJ cony.ni,a, cranks
who have broken into State legislatures
Il larger this year than usual, aud not
the least OF these In the fellow who has
Introduced u bill Ia the Illinois Lcgis.
laturo providing that women only shall
cit on coroncr's Juries In inqucstA on
dead women.
xf,..rda Ni,.. d,n,h,.r -, Ioh, "a
NIL. h..d 90 N.w vn,L ,,,,,i,si,n.
i,n,'s. ,,ar,,.'J M r,Ji,,, ,ran,,J ~,
am C.sh n, S,ap,,.. WInn onth.
81, H., ,ha s,isi 80 s,,n, 4, 80 III
ancid.n,.,iv sI.at.r an A. "a r,mor.d
,.a, re-. 60. s",a'',bIn, ,,ra,o A., lie
,,,a,,sr NJ. SI,..s ,, 1893 - :" 80
hi . ,n,J., ,,.s o,,,,n,,,,..d
''-' = -N'. va commune"
nj, makes presidential touring Meas.
ant, The most unpopular President
that ever lived, should he make tour
through the country, would be received
with enough enih usinsm 10 give him
an entirely erroneous IMPRESSION OF
himself, Hut Prcsident Harrison il
too sensible 10 be spoiled with praise
aud popularity.
funef lgnatus, the Episcopal Benz
edicuhe monk, no" IN new foik, mas
received starting news from wales.
~ mnv,. eons,.sAuon IN nian.nony
;oooy n"'eJus' ssno o 'o .,,a,.'
i ism mn gone ,,, over rh 70 me Sn,noilc
was accompanied by rumor that
Father IKnstius himself would soon
embrace the Romish faith, and II ere.
nted u profound Impression In religious
circles. Ignatius denies the r,imor,
however. There were about eighty
people In Llanthony Abbey, Of whom
iiuy were nuns.
e..
suis.on .enerM ha'nmonl removed
wen rom Nhe scsIp " MIS-. senator
SmnIof1, anu chargen soupo ior MS ser,
Wees. WmnIngtoh uoctors arr excited
over Tue eAorpitaht leo. rive uoIiarri
| OF NJ tlort tcl, " Cohhiutfcl very
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FOR SALE on EXCIIANor

HousEs AND LOTS IN Hazel. COUNT
IL on fifth south. between flfth and sisih
last Streets, on easy terms. Apply 10 Carl X
Nieheh dim
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NOTICE.

2. Q, n, I,
SALT LAKE. Cur. April IS. 1904.
VNlIE STOCK TRANSFER RooKs
Il OF this Institution will 10 closed
On April salh. 1881. and ro-opened on
May Slh, 1891,
Z. @. WEBER, Secretary.
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. Rattle with Negroes Anticipated.

PARIS, Texas, April ga Persons
from the Canadian river, Indian Ter.
ritory, come with the information that
the four negroes, condemned To bs
shot and who escaped, have returned
70 their homes, and that the negroes Of
the community have armed them.
selves aud rallied TO their support.
They are defiant and 1t In believed a
bloody battle will ensuc, II their arrest
10 attempted.
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- HEP ON SHARES ny A RESPONSIBLE
~ PARTY. Address u. Y. a., Grand Junction.
ooiorado. dit
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TO RENT.

X ACRES GRASS LAND AND FIVE ACRES
- Piow Land attached, situated at Iorcst
BARN. Apply to Or. J. h. Wesley. sas l.. Sixth
sonth street. az
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soils 10 make them lighter and more
porous. They are also useful in making
walks or drives.
These cold, drying winds are bad for
harnesses unless they are kept well oiled.
Take them into the shop some clustering
morning and give them a caIeinl clean
ing and soitening with meats foot oil by
the fire. Sponge of the bits nicely and
place large, leather washers at either
end so the iron rings will not come in
contact with the horses mouths during
frosty drives. Put no softenlng oil on
patent leather saddles and blinders.
The building Of stacks has been more
oil q necessity that ever, owing to the
unusal crop OF grass, but it has brought
the fencing OF them from stock to q
point OF economy in some places. Light
stakes are merely driven in circle five
feet from the stack. Other stakes are
pushed into the stack solidly and nailed
to the driven stakes as braces. Fence
wire is then carried around the circle
and stapled to the stakes, making per-
feet protector. The braces must not
downward toward the stack, else they
will carry rain into it, damaging il much
worae than If the same water fell on its
top.
No naturalist will say that the Eng.
lish sparrow is beneficial bird, but may
hesitate before recommending the whole
sale Strengthening OF them by means Of
the gun, for out Of $40 species Of birds in
Massachusetts, for example, 100 resemble
the English sparrow. These others are
beneficial to farmers, and If the whole.
sale killing OF sparrows was attempted,
or a, bounty was offered upon their beads,
thousands of birds beneficial to mankind
would BIO killed. The best way to kill
the sparrows is to poison them. In the
winter time they often iufest Chimneys
to keep warm, and are the only birds
found there. Poisoned grain may then
be put in box near this chimney, and
the birds by eating it are killed.-Dr. B.
Il Warren, State Oynithologist Of Penn.
svlrnnid
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EADES EN.IOY

10th the effect and result when Olive
5IaSSom is used. It acts gently, yet
promptly. 1t is the greatest boon to
vomankind. Every lady can treat her
elf and not have to undergo the torture
If instruments from physicians. Olive
Blossom positively cures all forms Of
emale weakness, such as Painful Men.
,truation, liberation, Larcerntion, Bar.
'enness, I.eucorrhea, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their carly
stages aud the long list Of iunumer-
.ble and unmentionablc suffcrings that
.illict the patient, The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple ahd harmless. The
irst application often gives permanent
-elief. Try it, and you will exclaim,
rs hundreds Of others have: ooh, I
feel like a different woman I" One
months treatment sent postpaid 10 any
part Of the world on receipt OF SIX ;
six mouths, $500. Olive Blossom
Is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have it can order
It from the wholesale dealer. DO mol
ieteDE any substitute. BeaVatT Of fraudu-
,ent limitations.
The Celebrated EuRcc RhSiiie Olive
Blossom, IS prepared only by Tile
EJgRfe Medical Institute Co., Columbus,
,. ReOyboyatcd 1855. Capital $500, ooo.oo.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San Francisco, and London, England
Sold by Logan Drug Co., c. R. Goetze, ": "
Irwin, W Z. Williams, Q. sohnepi y, Menke
II. ", Heinrici; ]. W. DArrGh, and Balston
Co, Martina Ferry; Bowie u Co., Bridgeport
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Richmond DispGtch.
The Boston Herald gracefully says:

Richmond DipGtch.
The Boston Herald gracefully says:
A CORRECTION AccEprED.-The New
York Sun laudably strives IN the inter
est OF historical accuracy to save 10
Thomas Il. Benton the statement which
We had credited to William II. Seward,
that Stephen A. Douglass cOat-tails were
too near the ground to permit him to be
President. The remark had been attrib'
uted to Mr.. Seward, and it was consistent
with his contentious capacity OF ex-
preston ; but We defer to an authority
80 near the centre OF public life Of those
days when it was made rs was the editor
Of the Sun Let history, therefore,
embalm this cage saying as the utterance
oil the great Missourian,
Surely it was Mr.. Benton that said
this. We have always understood such
to be the fact. The remark could have
been made by nobody else than the
proud mot yain} man who was all dig
nifty, and who would allow no such be-
littling OF himself as was implied in
putting the word "Hon." before his
name. He made the headings or title
pages OF all HIS speeches read, speech
Of Mr. Bepton"-not "Spsech OF Hon.
Thomas A. Benton" There was but one
Benton-that one must be Mr.. Benton,
We are under the impression that Mr..
Douglas and Mr.. Benton had had some
words before the remark above quoted
was made. Anyhow nobody else than
Mr.. Benton could have originated 1t.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
Matters of Interest to tho IutellIgsncsr'i
Farmer TENDERS.

Matters OF Interest TO The 1ntellIEenceFs
Farmer Readers,
The 1881 thoroughbred yearlings sold
at auction last year averaged 5000 per
head.
A nice way 10 salt the stock in winter
Is to dissolve 1t in warm water with
which to sprinkle the hay.
The number OF Clydesdale Stallions
shipped to this country during 1890 foot
up 30l, much smaller number than last
year.
Iwant to tell the farmers how to make
q cheap horse blanket. Turn four bran
sacks inside out and sew them together
where the seams are with a darning
needles aud twine. This makes cheap
and good blanket for the stable. Then
join the farmers league and stand up
Tor your rights.
Corn Cobs contain some nutriment and
will pay to grind with the corn. They
also make the food more healthy and
more easily digeBted. Horses will eat
cob meal readily and it Is much better
than pure meal for mich COWS, To grind
the whole ear also saves the cost and la
Dor Of Smelling.
Barbed wire is coming into use and
more especially to repair with. Old
walls make good fence against sheep
by setting posts in the center OF the wall
about fifteen feet apart and putting the
wire on them. II is we'll to set the posts
in the ground about one loot il the wall
is low, "a they will stand better.
an shoe him just as you cay in every
particular" This was the remark OF q
blacksmith who recently shod my horse
sensible too. / ordered the toes pared
down, untouched frogs and lighter shoes
than the amith brought forward. "Most
blacksmiths want TO shoe mans horse
in their own way. am willing to fol
low the owners ideas. Why not2
In putting up ice do not use pulver.
iEed ice TO fill in the spaces between the
cakes II you can get snow. II Is much
easier TO fill with snow, each layer OF ice
can be kept level, and when removing
the cakes they come out without any
tropble. Try this plan and you viii
never use pulverigedice to Oh the apapel
again II you Csu neIPG.
Crude petroleum makes a Ane FRS
coat for barns and other outbuildingl
and a single coat with Venetian rec
makes them look well, giving tho place
an air OF thrift. Apply 1t In cold, dry
weather. Crude oil is also excellent t
swell the rims Of wagon wheels and saw
setting the tire and its attendant dam
age. A shallow dish is needed in which
to slowly turn the tire.
Wood ashes are an excellent tertiliEe
and should be carefully saved and a
many more obtained as possible. The.
are one OF the best fertilizers for onion
and fruit trees. In orchards they ar,
goyn broadcast around the trees in tn
spring and for onions and other gpcl
crSps, they are put on in the same wa!
alter the ground is planted. Coal ashes
although they have no value as leFtll
izer, are good to mig with hard, atii
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One who is thoroughly competent,
who is neat, tidy and quiet, whose very
touch is medicine, who knows what 10
do and when TO do il is a blessing indeed,
but so few there are who fully under.
stand, know, and are able to use the re.
quirements, the endorsement OF mGdi.
cine by such a person should carry
weight. They have practical expert.
ence, and opportunities OF seeing and
noting the effect better really than the
physician in charge, as they are with the
patient day and night and every change
and symptom is noted and watched.
Ihave myself used and in my profession
as nurse administered your Red Glover
Remedies, and find that it does oil and
more than you say for it. | cheeriully
recommend it for troubles OF Stomach,
Liver or Bowels, and have advised
my friends TO use it, which has been
done, and in every Gaze with the very
best results, and all speak Of Loose's Elk.
tract Red Glover in the highest terms.
Mrs. Z OSBORN, Marion, Ohio.
March 20, 1850.
Sold by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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rRrsrEEts sALE.
uIRUsTEE's SALE.

a. yl,tue Of a deed OF trust made By CAROLINE
M, since deceased willlam Aeise and Hen
.,Sts,, 10 nc ~ trustee, daied JanuaFy2l, roy
..,,I,,i ia tAe once Ui the Llsfk u .ite COunli
TSSrt ~ Ohio County, West virginia, n DeeC
II ,st go0k No %, paSo i22, Will sell 81 thi
00,,ib ff5pt door Of the Court House oil hAlt
county. on go,
SATURDAY, the ais! DAY OF JANUARY, 1921
Is,inBipr al 10 o'clcck n. NJ, the following de
,gSst)sed ufnycrty. that IS 10 say: All the lntet
~, cf IA paroles in and to tho north nail o.
e., nnmpcTtd twelve in square SIX IN mat PhIs
~ tte eity Of Wheeling, Ohio County West VII,
SOli,iI ioTmerly called hiChictown, Dut now
SsIiei south Wheeling a.. ,,.,.. L., ..t1
e" T6S i9ic.est Of sid Caroline Heihe N sAld
,..,TSrfT yas Il dover Interest as the widow OF
L.,VrpTT grl,e, daseastd. which Interest was ex'
!niSvgyihei By her dC,IA: ard the interests 70 pc
.H5,ii sf, me Undivided 100 Thirds belonging 70
"a "a WiNIem Htise sn9 Hepry Hetse e. Two o.
~ ,hrco children and heiis al law oil SAID heHFy
EgIsc, deceased, ,,,o,o
=. ,Ie purchaser elects Ia pay In cash on me
~ Of ,gle. the balances Ia Two equal INSTALL
,',.rtg nd one and two years, notes bearing IN
,.trst i,oul the OHy Of sale TO be given ior Ihe
a ned psymeAly, the title 10 DO retained until
payment 8 ma" u. j. ". CowDEN, Trustee.
IL II mum AugtiNngeF uFW
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His Own Story of Youth, Manhood and
Age.
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Nv whine Of q deed Of trust inside by Mary
p6ifDR fschgrUth and s. ChAs EsChLtfuth, heI
TT.Etud. 10 NE rs trustee, bearing date May is!
4 70 Is,g. aud recorded IN the Office Of the CLERK
a. he County Court Of Ohio county, West VII,
DiTiR. In Deed OF trust BOOK No. ., page ~, !
S%iIi pr0ceod to sci! at public kAlc ut the front
door OF Inc Court nousC Of said county on
SATURDAY, the eth day Of FEBRUARY. 1891,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. IA lhs following de-
.TTlbrl pTupeTly. That IL to ray.
Tho south thIrIy.tnreG $50 feet OF lot NUM-
ir,et eleven 40 Ia slulr. numbered six 10y In
,FrTIty Of Wheeling. ohio county, West Viz
rIt,ls IN Tint part OF the aid City OF Wheeling
f1TmGfIy known ~ RlIehietOwn.
ErIpe thc lamc property which was conveyed
IN tbeSu!l Mary Enina EsehstTuth BY lllrnm NJ:
fFbtieHgr by deed dated August blh 1857, and
,.,,,r.I. 4 In lbc sfI c'gtk's office.
TbetiIlc 70 the above property is believed u
No pgFiCrf but scilIng as trustee Will convey
orIF hc title vested IN me by SAid deed OF trust.
Tfav. on stLE-OuCthlrd and as much more
a. ibe purchaser elects 10 pay In cash, the bal
SBrr In Two equal lnstailmens, payable TeSpec.
TyrIv IN six and twelve months from the day OF
StIs. notes bearing interest from the day OF sale
A. be given Tor tic deferred payments, the title
IA br retained uuul payment Is made IN full,
"a L A. SCHAEFER, Trustee,
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0be Sntelliqenter.
ONCE Nos. 20 ands7 fourteenth Street.
BARBARA YRILTCuIE.

-
Up WON dose meadows vuli init corn,
Rigid on der cold SepdOber morn
Der Ehlmeny dOpA ov vrederlck BchtRnd,
Mid der hills all round oy Maryland.
On dot bleASand morn old Lee come down
Nit der rebel droOps on VEedGfiCk town.
y0rdy Union vlAgs YO6 dere,
VlOAding oud In der morning air.
Ven der rebels came der vas only von-
Old Barbara Vfielchles-Bhe wouldn't done
Won ting " chow che hadn't bluck;
Und oud der vinder der vlag she BduCk.
Ub der sdrced come old sChtOnevRll Shack,
Rigid ahead Of der rebel back.
He looks him Uud iiOm eide TO eide
Poorly EOOn he ices were dot Vlag vos dlde.
"schtObln Dose dlrt.I lack drOOps bchtOp kwlck
"SChoOdl" Der bullets visllU dick.
Dey knUCg dot vinder oil TO zmSsh
Der vii dot Ylng Shust Vull nit cash.
But BafbRn grab dot prOken sChtICk,
INT shook der vlRg OGd mlghdy kwlck.
tSchoOd dot old vlsg on dis raid head;
But don't preak dem yinder bAnesn she Zald.
{ Id SChtOneyRll SHACK he plush init zhAme,
Unit, pointing up we're dot voice II came,
SChOuded oud TO dot rebel thTong:e
''Schtob shude dem muSked unit schib PlOng."
George s kHi0ht.
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AhhVA;
From Pittsburgh, 100 a. M, daily, and 12:IS
p. M, daily, except Sunday, 6:65 and 1870 D.
NJ, daily, and $3.50 q. M, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, go q. M, daily
except Sunday,
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To thousands of people who have the
faint OF scrofula in their blood. The
agonies caused by the dreadful running
sores and other manifestations Of this
disease are beyond description. There
is no other remedy equal TO Hoods Sar.
saparilla for sCrofula, salt rheum and
every form OF blood disease. 1t is REQ.
sonably sure to benefit all who give it
fair trial. Be sure to get Hoods. 2
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FIyANog AMI TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and stock
NFnFnata


NEW YORK. Jau. 5.-MOney on call easy
ranging from to per ccut, last lean pei
cent closed offered at PER cent. Prime meF'
camille paper Tas1s per cent. sterling exchange
more active and steady at q slAi s.. Sales IA
81 shares.
The stock market TO day maintained It's strong
tone, and the investment character Of the buy
inG was the most prominent feature OF the day
There was considerable selling, which appeared
to DO for London account, but there were indi:
cations that It was largely manipulation and
seemed to have no Appreclative influence on the
new buying. which has now come % be 10 pro-
nOunCed feature OF the market The incrcaS.
Ing ease In the money market is al present a
most encouraging sign, aud the surprisingly ia
YorRble bank statement OF Saturday was not
without It's influence to-day.
The VRnderbilty were all conspicuous LOT
strength. The activity In LIE 4wannA and the
Gt1ugers was great, but none OF them were able
to hold the advances OF the morning, in the face
Of the FealIZAtiOnS Of the trading element later
IN the day. The close, however, showed cJn-
siderable strength with most OF the list close 10
the highest points The list Il generally higher.
No III American IL; Wheeling 4 LAle Erie
preferred ~; Louisville & Nashville X; Nor
them Pacific preferred
Railroad bonds active; sales s2,i56,0OO.
Government and Slate bonds dull and steady.
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MOlTKES MANNER on LIFE.

His Own Story of Youth, Manhood ant
NaS York Tribune.
A practical attempt to solve the queE
ton, how to grow old, has been made re-
Gently by the oestereicher.Volks
Jugs. yerein, which is composed Of some
OF the most brilliant men and best
thinkers in Austria, and has its head
quarters in Vienna. For the edilication
OF its members and the benefit Of the
public at large, the society sent a mum.
Der OF letters to men OF distinction who
who have attained an advanced age,
containinga series OF questions in ref.
erence to their habits OF j fe aud the in.
fluerce to which they attribute their
health and vigor. 1t will cause, proba.
bly,, little surprise to learn that one OF
the first replies which reached the club
house was that OF Count Won Moltke.
The circular, with his interesting an.
swers to the interrogatories, reads as fol-
lows:
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns and all skin eruptiors, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Act on new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. I'm
equalled for men, women, children.
Smallest mildest, surest so doses, q
cents. samples free, at Logan Drug Co.