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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-06

La apreciable sociedsd recrsstivA ola Flor
de- Mayo" establecida en- Puerts de TERRA, ha
dispuesto dar un bailO en- Ia noche del del mes
on curse
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De Iss disE nueve plazas de alumnos psra
las Academies Militares hAa qusdado Ein cnbrir
diez ssis de elias VsEdAdaramants causa pro.
tpnda tristess y anterior noslsis pog sHanto ieu:
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Para elc cargo de Juea Municipal de May :.
gIsz hA sido nonbrado el Lcdo don Juan Pere l.
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Ha muerto en- Nanatt el otro nido enfermo
hiio de don Benito Morey gfctima del Group.
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Donde mejor 60 come on Puerto. r co 60 en-
el restaurant La Catalina, San francisco 56
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Solo cuesta So eL aboRQ
PARA UNA FAMILIA

PAKA UNA FAMILIA
Estamos en- plena estaci6n de banos de mar. Y
por solo pesos pnede tomarse abono por ounce en-
los c0modOs bien diBpuestos de LA PROVIDENCIA,
en- eSta Marina Drigrae Ia calle de 10 EoEtaleza,
ndmeFo 81. Rl
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Correspondence De Nueva.york

El Wilson Bill.-Dsrechos sobre el
aEdCAr y 81 carb6n.-Un nuevo p'rtido.-
El ibre-csmbio luchara abisrtsmente.
Cleveland y Ia prensa. -AcuHaciones seriss.
LA bAjezs mas criminal 8 el Crimen mas
bsjo-El yacht "Vigilant". .-Triunfo de Ia
revoluci6n on Salvador. .-Muerte de Muley
Hsssan.-Exeitaci6n en- los circulos diplo-
mGticoa de Europa--E diuero para pagar
IL reclamation por los asuntos de Melills.--
Dos puertorriquefos eHtudiosos.- .AniverSa.
rio de Ia adOpCi6n dc Ia bandera estrellada.
Junio % do 1904
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Congrsso de los DiputaiOs
Clarence

T6cale hoy el turno Ia Interpolation que
h'ciera al uefOr Mini'tro de Ultrsmar, 81 diputa.
do por Maysgdez senior don Vicente Balba', SO.
bre cumpliniento en- esta isla de las disposic ones
vigenteS en- materia de coocaci6n en- destinog
civiles de sargentoE cabos licenciados del ej6r.
cito.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
tFrOm the Morning worId.J
ONE HUNDRED WOMEN VOTED.
New Rochelle's Lively School Election Re
suits in the Old Boards Triumph.

New Rochelle had one of the most ex-
citing school elections In its history yes
terday, the polls being open from p. NJ.
until sunset The contesting forces
were the friends OF the old board and
an opposition led by an ex-School Com
missioner who had been refused the
use of the school building at various
times.
For the first time an attempt was
made to introduce politics in the New
Rochelle school, elections. Meetings
have been held in club rooms and in the
town halls for the last three months.
Ladies took part. The Iselins, the Fish
ers. Greenzbachs. Todds, Carpenters and
other ladies representing the leading
families of the place were members OF
committees engaged in making house
toulouse canvasses in private carriages
to bring the voters to the polls.
The result was that the old board, out
of a total of 4S7, polled 307 votes for the
following trustees. Herbert A. Quack-
enbush, James w. Currier, Herman A.
R!ttenbush, Henry s. Clarke, and for
Henry II Todd for Treasurer. About
one hundred women voted. The friends
of the winning ticket had jollifcation
last night.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

contend with. Detective Tierney tool,
tspeclaI pains to narrate the circum-
s s.,,,nce 70 Judge Mcmahon at the York
vnIe Police Court on Saturday morning.
anu tne girl was held in $500 bail for
up In the Tombs.
Her ts!al was sailed yesterday before
Sne tnree judges who preside at Special
SESSIONS, and Florist Mattly and his
vile appeared against her. To their
ss9sTprIse the detective from the Thirty
nItn street Station-House was not pres
ent. When the case was called Mr.. and
Mrs. Mattly testified to the circum-
stances as above related. but nobody
from the Thirty-fifth Street Police Sta
non was on hand to corroborate the
story. Judge Ryan thereupon listened
10 denial from the accused and
promptly discharged her. peremptorily
refusing to postpone or adjourn the
nearing OF the case until the Testimony
from the police could be forthcoming.
AT the ,Thirty-fifth Street Station IL
was said yesterday that Detective
Tlerney had gone downtown in the
morning expressly for the purpose of
appearing against the girl and against
a. burglar in the Court of General SEES
sions. 1t was presumed that he had
gone first to General Sessions, which
mad caused him to be late at Special
Sessions. No man." said the Sergeant
IN charge, can. you know, be in two
places at once"
But be that as It may. through the re-
fusal of the Justices to wait for the
evidence the girl has escaped.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
LITTLE AUGUST SEEMED TO BIZ DEAD.
But the Undertaken Found His Body Warm
and He May Got Well

Little August Vandevelde. two years
old, OF Passaic, N. j., suffered several
days last week with a summer COM
plant. on Monday night he died ap-
parently. His father, August Vande-
velde, is the wealthy proprietor of a
hotel. He made arrangements for a big
funeral and ordered an expensive casket
for the body. Yesterday evening when
the undertaken was placing the corpse in
the casket he found 1t was not yet cold.
He informed the parents. and they has
t!ly sent for doctor and also attempted
themselves to revive the child. When
the physician arrived he found the boy
had already come to life again. He is
still weak, but there is every hope that
his life will be saved. The doctor ex-
plains the apparent miracle by the fact
that the child has weak lungs and its
respiration was always faint. He says
although the child was dead apparently
1t breathed sufficiently to keep the body
warm. 1t was not placed upon ice at all
The funeral, which was to have been
held this morning, has been declared off
and the happy Vandeveldes are busy
notifying their friends not to come.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

From the Morning worldly
But HE GOT HIS LICENSE.
Noah Davis, Carl schurz and others Pro-
tested; saloon-Keeper Powers
Came Out Ahead.


| There Is good deal of feeling at
Pocantico Hills, N. Y. over the action
OF the North Tarrytown Excise Com
missioners in granting license to a
man named Powers to open saloon.
A strong effort has been made to sup
press the saloon influence, and only a
short time ago Judge Noah Davis. aided
by a few other persons. subscribed a
purse of several thousand dollars to
buy the property of a drinking resort on
the Bedford road.
DIR. Wanier. OF the drug firm OF Wanier
& 1mgard. of this city, rented the prop
erty to Powers to begin the saloon busi-
ness. An effort was made to head
Powers off by appealing to the Excise
commissioners at North Tarrytown. The
s saloon in in question is only few rods
which Rev. Joseph F. Sheahan is pas
tor. He drew UP letter of protest to
the cmmissioners against granting the
license. In addition to this a petition
was drawn up by citizens also asking
the Commissioners to refuse the license.
This, among other signatures, had
those of Carl schurz. Noah Davis, Rufus
evening last Mr.. William II. Graham
called at the house of .Commissionerr
Martin Makel, in Pocantico Hills, and
was assured that the license would not
be granted. On Saturday morning, how
ever, the saloon was opened and Powers
had his license. 1t was granted at a
special meeting of the Excise Commits
sioners. Father Sheahan, when he APP
peared before the Commissioners later
ON with his adverse petition, was SO In
formed.
On Sunday morning after mass Father
Sheahan denounced the saloon and the
action of the Commissioners, saying that
the latter were unfit for their positions.
A committee of citizens has been ap-
pointed to carry the matter to the
courts,
The evening world., 1894-08-08
r..u the Morning worldly
JUSTICE SHUTS HER EYES.
MAGISTRATES at General Sessions Refuse
10 Wait for Evidence Against
Lena BriertOn.
rows HER THANKS And WALKS OUT.
.n. Chief Witness Testifying in Another
Case Elsewhere and Cannot
Be Present

you are discharged The speake
Vas Police Justice Ryan, who yesterda.
nat as spokesman for the three magis
rates who constitute the Court o
Special Sessions" in this city. The per
-an addressed by the Chief Magistrat,
-as a rather good-lookins young WON
y. whose mother. so alleged. accom-
..,,.d ber IN the bar and who. in spit,
ss,hrao NIGHTS in the Tombs. looked COO
VA oo,,octed She rewarded the Justice
'i,. suoen;ng how and walked out
uar discbarge was made under curious
.,sa,n,stopcss
r.. Irr,d.y manning thoro mama into
n Last ii'aS iioi inns '".ie ""e my
exthe employ OF Mr.. ana Mrs. faui
Of fatty, at No. POI East Twenty-eighth
col -, domestic uho goye bor NAN.
to Teet, uoihes'~ "ho gave hei NAME
S Is Lille McDermott. She appeared In
banswer to an advertisement. Mr.. Mattly
ST. eorist n, No GA Third oyenuo
noi'S. u. No. -of mr. a.en u,.
II midday meal he told his wife that the
h. - thn NOV, ,,roa ,,r, ,ooL.a % vii
idee vi wv nc" iiieu s"i 'ooneu ia"i.'
lar. He was sure that he had frequently
seen her on Third avenue in uuestionabl
ma. IL. .,,s, e.. It,
company. HIS wife remarked that she
thought the girl was all right and he
went hack 10 his flower shop. A few
1 hours later his wife rushed into the
' shop with the information that the new
girl had stolen her pocketbook contain
T. 80, -, a.. IT..
waist and disappeared. Then Mr.. Mat
tly w. suie that his first suspicious
orc ,.nrr,.ct n M i,rediat eIv set about
...ir 49, ..ioc IT, ell, s,,o,aodad
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Lawsuit over tho EIdorado Lease.

Max Wahrman, to whom Adolph Roth
miller assigned his claim. has brought
an action in the Supreme Court to re-
cover 81 200 from the North Hudson
Land Company, which owns the Edo
RADIO, as his per cent. commission for
leasing the property to Henry e.
Schwartz. Schwartz took a three years.
lease at $12 900 year from Jan. 8. Roth
miller got 5000 on account, and assigned
the claim to Wahrman.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Boston Mills Sheets Roller ToweIIing, lsc.

made up in the very best manner. We
are offering them at lower prices than
were ever known in the trade. To HOTEL
and BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS
this opportunity is unusual. We are re-
ceiying orders from the largest hotels in
the country at these prices. Send IN your
orders now,
$3.50 in. Williamsport price 55c. lat. 3oc.
72x9O in. .Williamsport price. 6Oc.. at. tIc'
sIx9o in. Williamsport price ESQ.,. at.4oc'
sOx9O in. Wiliiamsport price, Toe. ,at.52c.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Pillow Cases, &c.

wv doz. Pillow Gases. ready for naI
use; II. Il Ms price. 100. each IVA
'oid only from D A. M. to 3. BE
W. and no mail orders filed for
"ese Pillow Cases at 41sc.
:" doz, Pillow Cases, good
quality 45x36 in; H. Il Ms M
price, I2c. ....... III
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Dear Sir - began
taking your 4" Favor
lite Prescription the
first month of .preg-
nancy, and have
continued taking 1t
since confinement. l
did not experience the
nausea or any of the
/ ailments due to preg-
nancy, ! WAS only In
labor q short time, and
the physician said I
got along unusually
The evening world., 1894-08-08

1t saved me q great deal of suffering: I
was troubled a great deal with leucorrhea
also, and 1t has cured that.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. W. G. BAKER.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
LADIES' SUITS.

LADIES OUTING SUITS, IN FINE QUALITY
DUCK. TwILLED DRILL AND sATEENs. IN
SEVERAL COAT AND JACKET STYLES, VALUE
s575. THE BEST BARGAIN THIS SEASON ALL
The evening world., 1894-08-08
l2c. Bath Towels. Sc

The greatest sale of Bath Towels ever
known in New York.
275 dozen good heavy Bath Towels. or
were sold at 12c., at. ....... ,UC
$50 dozen fancy Bath Towels. m
were sold at l5c. at.....,..... no
$40 dozen large size white Bath Towels.
This Towel has never been sold for less
than 25c.. at 1880. each. Not more than
one dozen to any customerS none to
dealers.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
M OF n Z r S

and those about to become mothers,
should know that DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription robs childbirth Of its torture,
terrors and dangers to both mother and
child, by aiding nature In preparing the
system for parturition. Thereby "labor"
and the period of confinement are greatly
shortened. 1t also promotes an abundant
secretion Of nourishment for the child.
South Bend, Pacific Co., Wash.
DR., r, v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Tomorrow we place on sale the entire
stosk Of Blankets from the Williamsport
stock. This will be n great opportunity
to secure choice Blankets at about half
actual value. In addition to this we will.
If so desired. hold the goods until wanted
upon receipt Of simply . small deposit.
DO not fail to take advantage Of this ex-
traordinary opportunity.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
f;AAAA'AI!a|llA|l!AAlA!IlAAAAAx
20 Ins
S GREATEST WEEK YET, s.
80 8ss
S. TWO
e& ~
s.sse IMMENSE STOCKS s.
s AT half PRICE. S.
e2g Ss
saSSSsN
&c. Muslin, &c.

DC. White Muslin. 1yd. wide, for, M,
per I'd. ................... sVC2
Sc. White Muslin, yd wide, for, nc
per yd..................... W.
&c. Unbleached Muslin, l I'd. M
wide for, per yd. 'Uf
&c. Cheesecloth. / I'd. wide, for yd. ~
l2iac. White Cambria. yd. wide .O1
$50 Full size MArseilles Pattern
Quilts II. 4 Ms Sl.45 each; "
800 Pairs Robe Blankets: Fl. Il OK
NJ. price. 81. 80 each; OURS.
E5 doz. Rival Pillow Cases; H, m
Ms price, &c.,; at yd. .......... liz
'5o pcs. Chesapeake 1914 bleachsd n
sheeting; H. 4 M. 8 price, Csc. 10
&c. Chesapeake "a bleAched...... 15c
NC. Chesapeake IA bleached 500. 111sc
nc. Chesapeake 1914 unbleached.. 141Sc
lec. Chesapeake IA unbleached. 1O14c
New York Mills o. bleachsd m
sheeting. II. Il Ms 29c. I'd. ,LU
New York Mills GA bleached m
shesting H. Il NJ. 3 price, 25c. ,lZ
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Ready Made Sheets, SIC,

chesapeake Mills Sheets. we'll made.
~. mem top, l inch hem at bottom.
M. 10y Tor use. Consider these values
hs' h In all your life have these goods
o. Oneied at anything like such prices
a. a. FAX J yds., H. a. NJ. 8 price mn
Si,. '''''''''''. .,....... W
n2'5 Sds., II. 4 NJ. s price, -.
Ei.. . '''''''... ..,.....,....... III
so' '"112 ! yds.. II. 4 MS price :.
ki,. n, ''''' '''.... 80. ..,...... W
S. "sA25s yds., II. & Ms price, a.
''''''....... .......... 4c
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ unde.slgneds grantee and trustee In co.
tain d.sd @:ds q : r Allen end Lucy 4;
on saturday, the nth day ct Juns, A. d lsea, q
2:0 O'clock p m, - the iront door Of the King
counsy colstnoueas :. the city Of seattle.
pose 70 public sale end ell q ths higkess bid
der for oasA the following Described raj estate.
sisuesed II said county aad seases anA described
Bseinn.ss 8 s Is sssnse Il ssssiops II, u Is
and n. In township 3 north, range east,
thenes moth "A feet: thsnce naesh 6 deg and
nne 1hs ~ ss e 90 ssS !. & 6. ao,
hsredn described; thenee south = De-. = min.
west 80 fsst; thence south e dse. and u min.
~ these. s sos sss sss j NM vs
feet 60 the plsee q esgtnning. with ell and
improvements. machinsry, eta thsssunto b.
Said ssle WIN .. nade p the undsrsisned
him In ana 81 esrsaie de:e u au.s naSs By
undersigned, dated August rs. 1924 aud re-
corded in the once Of tbs county auditor OF
King county. In said state. among the records
s. ana UNDER esss.a ssrss%sss rsisss! 40 8
In said conveyance and made part thereof.
dated August e: isss between G: c. coisman
and Car, G Coleman .. VIE re p.rs!:s 2;
Ncvay, T. Z. Pretty, n. W. Fletcher and Jsn-
ME Fletcher, his wife, the parties OF the ssc-
ond part, IN pursuance Of . notice and request
said agreement directed 20 the under 81 ned
rscitin9 that default had been made in the
payment Of The county and city taxes which
matured subssQueut 70 Ausust Is, 1899. and
premises and thai default had been made Ia
keeping up and maintaining Are Insurance.
upon the properly Aforesaid . required By said
deed of trust ana said contract
LESTER TURNER,
Grantee and Irustse In Said DECD
Dated Seattle wash-, Nay -. 4. d. 1924.
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DRESS MIXING.
4 AbiEs. BRING GOODS ctr. MAKE YoGg
n Stresses. uttA or without ssaua ghamraas
srssntee Tsssor Schoel, - poashits BUILDING
siI escecd. klsvasos
MtSSks N0kDLUNp~ FAsuIOSAgIr
~ 3fr--s1sktBe. SIS PIKE street
TAILORING
A kfHTR l. cooS. MAKER MEMS GAR
- n%ata Saztstesa erfa1tas
fAxfDEBM
f. & BERG. z-Si FRONT sTkEkE
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-
HOHEK14-fn aeassse. - Fyess6encp Ao~ptse1.
Mau4sy June {. It1k JaMes H0tsgra, toRzner1y
% Hsn frss<sseo. u hsass seoases. aesa ~
neessese wf1s - hesd - Provldeses bngt1na
eaup1a snfs no1fne - sfekock- ihssssssae =
Ca1vnSy extnessFy
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fraE ALLEN CALVERT PRINTING co !.
= rfi2ssrs. publishers. hook binders aa1 blank
eoSoA makers. 10 ffent street Sullivan buildtng
l. ASrhoSY's MSDERY, BLANK BOOK
manufacturers wssainSton street corner
Sonmcret~l. rooms aud :. Terry bioek. seattle,
NASH
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NoTTck or DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE. l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Az ropartnsrship heretofore existing betve~n
simon knmft aEt iose.h Mayer. under the arr,
name and style OF Rgmpf d Mayer. 10 this day
Dissolved BY mutual consent Tas business viii
be hereafter conducted by said Joseph Msyxr
who assumes oil TIE liabilities OF the late fIrra'
and 10 whom al accounts owing the late ,irm
are 10 Do paid SIMON RTMPF
JOS MAYER
nsiei seattle. MAY - Isas
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Rooms and EoxED.
LsoK kFST-tAk6k PLEASANT FRONT
= Fessas fsasHkshe.t ~ anfurnssasi. vita ssaatl
ssFres feusta saa sPzsnx ssFo~.N
it0Akn AND ROOM FOR TWO IN raFss.
tP sAs hozHas al eSsz se1ts0ess. tsss taessi0zss
ssS~s ia. Essst~aess sxsAN&ssSa Address r. Il
ksx s2
GooMs WITH Oh NIfu0gf BOARD. SIC
III sstsasa sssSsI
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xorxcs TO srocxHoxDEss


THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
- room Clio Of the Bailey building. In the city q
seattle and state of Washinxtun. at the hour Of
1854 ., which msssins it VIII Be- PROCESS 20 Is:
stoca holders 20 increase the capital siock Of said
sssrs Of psssss.a assa md
total capital stock Wal then b one hundred and
i pss ~ s.s.. dollar
April. 1894 Vs. A. PETERS
D.N. sAxTEE.
NoTIcE-THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET.
AZ Ing OF the stock holders OF the Ps~rsali Min
lug Company will be held ct the once Of the
company. room CD Bailey building, seattle.
"ssh-' ON Tuesday, June ;, 1924, q 30 p m.
NoTIcE-THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET.
AZ Ing o, the stockholders OF the Blewctt Gold
Mining Company viii be held at the once OF the
company, room SO Bailey building. seattle
wasb., ON Tuesday: June S 1894 az 2 D m.
Dated May p. issa
NorlcE-THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
~ ING OF the stock hos ders OF the Golden Cord
Mining Company will Be held at thu ONCE OF the
company. room 60 Bailey building, Seattle.
wash. ON Tuesday; June 5 iss., At $50 .. m
Dated May - issl
Nota1E- tub FEUI LAX ANNUAL NEEI-
AZ ing of the stockholders OF the wilrnsns Min
Ing Company viii b held At the Office OF the
company. room Go Bailey building, Seattle.
"a'a.' on Tuesday; Jnas e 8, Iss. Z. ! 2 m
Dated May -, 1884
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE RAINY
Mining C,mpsny--Notics Ia hereby given
that the regular annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Rainy Mining Company Will Be
heid q the Rainier hotel. Seattle, Washington.
q q clock y m. on the sth day of June 1894
that being the first Tuesday In June The stock
transfer books VIII be closed from May cssh until
June 9th FRANK II. ROBINSON.
Assistant secretary.
Everett. Wash. Nav IL isss
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ssoaxsE.

NT0R E-sie SOUTH sEcoND 81.
0AVAaAU1 J. C Rsa1man.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR.
SAS FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANIES.
E.ussss and eonfsactsfss bridge building.
atcagiax. hsrfsos improvement. and general
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-09
THE SUNSET OF LIFE.

When People Grow Old They Require
More Care aud Assistance Than at
Any Other Time.
"When people get along 10 years they always
need help"
1t was a doctor who spoke and he seemed
very earnest.
Il don't mean that they need money!" he
continued, ''but they need something to assist
them physically when life is at low ebb. All
peonle need help; every doctor admits this;
all old people realize it. and It is only natural
that it should be so. 1 believe that people could
proong their lives great many years-in fact,
lndehn1tely-lf they would only exercise proper
care and assist Nature just little. his can
only be done by using some gentle stimulant
and til re certainly Is nothing for this purpose
equal to pure whiskey. II is perhaps unfortu-
matt that there are so few pure medicinal
whiskeys on the market; but there is certainly
one. and that is Duffy's Pure Malt. 1t Is, In
fact, the only recognized medicinal whiskey
and 1t Is especially designed for gently aiding
elderly people who must have belp'
This great medicinal whiskey is sold by all
reputable druggists and grocers. and 1t is a
who require just the assistance it so hopefully
gives. Great care should be shown, however,
to secure only the genuine. Some druggists
and grOcers Try TO sell inferior WHISTLES that
they can make more on, but you should not be
deceived. There are no other medicinal
whistles Oh the market.