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The evening world., 1894-04-18
HIS CANDIDATE ALI. RIGHT.
Ffve-Cent Ante Didn't Hnr Him
from u Postmnstcrship

The group were discussing whether the
Presidential party whiled away the time
down the river in friendly game, says
the Washington Post.
We'll. said Representative Springer,
the attitude of the Administration ON
the poker question has been officially
settled"
OF course the group were anxious to
know all about it.
during the first Administration of MIR.
Cleveland said Mr.. Springer Il recon-
mendel for appointment as ii fourth
my district. Shortly afterwards the
charge was preferred against him of
gambling. ! wrote at once to him for
a statement under oath as to the facts.
lie replied very promptly that mrptinl;
with three friends IN u back room of a
store, he had been drawn into Il game ui
hVe-cent ante with - cents limit II
was his hrst game, ana h." Thought IL
would be his last. During the entire
evening he added. no on" had lost NOR,
than couple Uf dollars.
Il went with this explanations" Cuuiiu,
ued Mr. Springer, to Mr HAS, wh,
was then Pos Stmast-r-Grueral. laid il
before him, and tpld him that | want,
10 Know definitely whether II gam" al
nve-cent ant" and - cruts limnI won't,
bar IA man from a ruurth-cluSs Post
maslerShip. MIR. Villas said It did not
ana the man was appointed lie mad,
splendid Postmaster"
II fuurth-olaSS Postmaster can plnN
n 21-cent game, asked som. ON, in IN,
go as high aS ST.
Mr.. Springer did not know.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
NEW STYLES IN SHOES.
Narrow Toes for Men and uu,,.,
Patent L.nthers for Women.

The razor to," is the very latest
thing In shoes for men The six-bu,ton
c!oth-topped patent-leather is the proper
thing for women. The buttons are twice
the size OF those ordinarily seen.
The popularity of Russia calf for sum
mer wear Increases as experience teach.
es the wearer For men the color f.,
much lighter this year, being almost 4
!ellow-Ereen, and ,he very Fashionable.
man VIII button his Russia calf shoas
WIN large pearl buttons. These fashion
novelties are displayed In Infinite vari.
ey ana perfection Al Alfred j. Cam
meyer Immense new establishment. thr
largest shoe house In America. Skin
avenue and twentieth street.
AlhouBh the style runs decidedly io
pointed ana more pointed toes for 1894
llere are graceful new Shapes in ''clm.
mon sensr, and squar"-lori footgear.
All the various styles of shoes are made
Tor lacing as well AS buttoning. The
Blucher and the regular lace shoe vii
continue to be worn also The ladies
may, select Russia calf shoes from a
hundted dainty patterns at Cammeyer's s.
Wnere the EFFORT seems to be to gratIfy
= any taste and every fancy In footwear. =
The evening world., 1894-04-18
WHERE SOAP GROWS.
why the state of Nrrndn Cnn Wnsh
Its own Dirty Linen.

In the Nevada exhibit in the Agricul-
tural building at the Worlds Fair was
box OF notified CASTLE soap. 1t Is n
natural product of the soil of Elko
save that of the odor Of the notified
CASTLE which ie manufactured and In
such general use. The exhibit was
taken from a natural mine. The mine
Is on the line of the Central Pacific
Railroad. and II Is said that it IL the
soap says the Washington Post, is one
ofthe things about which Nevada people
IKE To talk. one of them said:
I'VE have enough natural soap to
wash all the soiled linen of our state
We can wash out any State or National
Cutcheon. We could run National
laundry, II II became necessary. A man
in Nevada has no occasion to go dirty
As soon as the mine Is a little more
fully developed We shall lay claim to
being the Cleanest State in the Union.
The soap lathers with ease. and tho
children in Its vicinity play with soap
bubbles instead OF dolls The soap in
this wonderful mine Is imbedled there
as Compactly as blue clay
You know" this enthusiastic citizen
Went on to say, " that in Florida they
have II tree the bark of which when 1t
Is dried makes good towels In fact, II
Is called the towel tree expect as
soon as the soap mine is more fully
developed n company will he formed
trees to Nevada, and then we will in
vite the nations of the earth To move gu,
to Nevada and get washed
And then" he added, In dry way
,maNh" We shall change the motto of
the state
"ro what
While there's NE there's soap. or
something Of the kind"
The evening world., 1894-04-18
MELBA TO SING FOR CHARITY.
The Summer Camp for Poor Bows Should
Realize q Largo Sum Thereby.

The concert in the ballroom at
Sherry's, on Fifth avenue and Thirty
seventh street, tomorrow afternoon,
Will be the most brilliant and notable
flair of the kind of the season. Mrs.
James w. Gerard the organizer of the
annual entertainment for the benefit of
the Summer Camp for Poor Boys, has
been extremely fortunate, and 1t is very
seldom that an opportunity occurs to
hear so many great artists at one time.
Nine. Melba proffered her services some
time ago and will sing several selections.
In fact, her favorlte charity Is one for
the benefit OF children in Paris
NJ. Plancon will sing also. as we'll as
Mr.. Ben Davies. the English tenor, who
but recently reached here. Mr.. Henri
Marteau will play on the violin, and there
are still other attractions offered. Later
there will be tea in the small ball
room. The tickets are s.. The audience
will. from the present outlook. be
brilliant one, and such notable strangers
as happen to be In town should certainly
avail themselves of the opportunity to
hear some OF the greatest artists OF the
day and see an assemblage OF the most
fashionable New Workers. Tickets may
row be procured either al Sherry's or at
Txson's. In the Fifth Avenue Hotel. or
aF Duttons on Twenty third street, Just
| west of the hotel
The evening world., 1894-04-18
NO REVENUE CUTTER PASSES.
Collector Kilbreth Explains Why
He Has Abolished Them.
Used for the Purpose of
Smuggling.

The announcement that no more
revenue cutter passes viii be issued by
the Customs authorities is anything but
pleasing to "A large number of persons
who have made a regular practise of
obtaining them simply to take little
outing at the expense OF Uncle sam
There Is an equally large number OF
people who ar" annoyed by the now
uling regarding passes. because II inter.
fercs with their chances of getting
diamonds aud precious stones into the
country without paying duty.
The three cases Of attempted SNUG
Cling, which the customs authorities
have detected within fortnight, are
not the only instances whore IN" pass
privilege has been abused IN tnls way.
Frequently the collector or surveyor
mas rec, wed Information about the IN
tentions of certain persons 10 whoih
passes had been issued. befnr" IN"
passes were used, and In such cases the
passes were always recalled. or course
ther. was no actual proof that SNUG
CLING was intended.
COLLECTOR kilbrcth said thiS morning
that h" could not Civ" out the names ut
the. parties who were detected iniSuSlns
the passes during the last few weeks
The officials We're satisfied that some
Of the parties implicated intended 10
cheat the Government Of duties, but as
the others might have iunocently done
what they were told to do In IN" way
Of trnsf-rriuE the jewels To the parties
boarding the ship at quarantine, II was
deemed advisable to do nothing NOR"
Than collect the duties and censurr the
Offenders. =,
The experience OF the customs ON
ciaIs is that thrr" are more abuses Oh
tn. privilege. by wealthy ana proni-
nent people than 10y any other class.
The boarding officers say thal 'olIt'-
tor kilbreth has done one of the best
Things h" could possibly do to dement,
"a, sinA
The evening world., 1894-04-18
AN APOLOGY DEMANDED.
A Lively Row Between Minister and a
Hotel Proprietor

PORT JEFFERSON, April 17.-Rev.
DR.. A.. II. Gum. who came here II few
months ago On call from the Baptist
uel Allen, who runs the Townsend
House here. and II is likely that the lat
ter will have trouble as a result.
When DR.. Gum took charge Of the
church he decided to board ut the hotel
at 50 per week. Not long ago he found
a letter In his room requesting him to
pay weekly In advance or vacate. Dr.
Gum was surprised. as he was not In,
an explanation. He received in reply
the Information that butchers bills
could not be met with wind
Two weeks later he was presented with
n bill for a ton Of coal by Randall 4 co.
led To the discovery that
charged to the minister. Then there was
half a day of auietness in the hotel pre-.
ceding a storm. The usual crowd of sit.
tiers was about the stove in the bar.
-oom, and few younger frequenters
were at the pool tables on Monday after.
noon. when In walked Dr. Gum lie
walked up 10 Allen. and, shaking his
fist. he exclaimed.
"You are II scoundrel. You have ont
ragged a respectable guest. Nun bought
coal in my name. You are n swindler II
blackleg and a thief! lf were IA laymul
instead OF IL preacher | would wipe VI
the floor with you. II were ten years
younger you would have to buy all the
sticking plaster In Port jefferson t,
fasten yourself tog-th-r!'
DIR. Gum wound up by telling tn,
landlord that II he did not make q rub
liz apology he would prosecute him
Allen swears he will not apologize. ant
an interesting litiga tldn Is looked for.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
$40 worth OF Goods. Sl.0O per week.
80 " SI.2j
5S $3.50 "
ZOE $500 "
roe " $3.50 " I"
zoe s8.oo"
j. e. S. BAUMANN
9th Ave., Cor. 18th St.
NAPOLEON |VES's ST. HELENA.
H. succumbs to Consumption in
q LuIur GUS Retreat.
Recovered from His Waterloo of 1887
and Made Money Again.


Henry s. Ives. better known as THE
Napoleon of Finance" died last night
.a,.uo ~ ~ ,ua,,, ,,,,,,n,io,
d. N9"e, my Az - 'io''' ~
He went there two months ago from
Florida. where he spent most of the
o,.,,,,, r,,,,f ,ro,, his ,,,,,.d,
""n'e' HN'is iei'e' i'o'' '''
lves's family accompanied him to
Asheville, where he rented most luxu-
rious country n,ace known as the "Restty
'''' II 90 Wv
bungalow" five miles out of town, in
the foot hills of the Blue Ridge Noun
tnips .rbe punpa,oxv Ito. = ose ,o &, org
-, w
w. Nanderbllts country residence on the
French Broad River
rha rod. ,ul ho or,h,l,,od o,d ,oLo,
ooS WI '' e''''a'','ru anu 'an."
to ms old nome IN lltchtleld, u, Tor
burial.
or ,bo ,,.rv surnrisir, o,raero Il,
'" ''e many SUI " 'S''s ~
wall street, that of Ives Is one OF the
most startling. He started with hardly
the traditional shoostr,ne. and not only
increased the string to the also tradi-
tionar tannery, but kept the tannery. re-
,ipou,sbiry under ,epa, nressure no,hine
fe
but the smell OF the Dark
Ives was born on farm near Litch-
1ola n 1, 1870 apd ,yorkaa tbera until
r, -.
ne was eiBnteen' lhen ne caHe 70
The evening world., 1894-04-18

Emperorss refusal was said to have
been the discovery of an Anarchist plot
TO XIII him. and It is feared that the at
tempt might be renewed In this city
At 1.1O p. NJ. ex-Empress FREDERICK
OF Germany. accompanied by Prince
and Princess Henry OF Prussia and the
Princess, rof Meiningen. arrived
from Meinnsen and were welcomed at
the railroad station by the Duke ana
Duchess of Coburg. Immense crowds or
people surrounded the depot and cheered
the Imperial visitors, who were also
heartily greeted as they drove TO the
palace.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
SHE WANTED LOBSTER.
BunnIo Woman Hound to hnN" u
when She IInd IL Chnn"c.

woman whose face was wan ana
pinched went into big Main street
grocery store the other day and looked
around curously She was poorly
Dire. sod and had a tattered shawl thrown
over her head, says the Buffalo Express
After walking all through the store
sh. approached II counter ana asked :.
where are the canned goods?
The clerk directed her to the counter
and she walked over. w nat can 40
for YOU madam asked the man who
Have you any canned lobster?' she
asked.
"Nr-."
How much Is IT,
She was told the price.
She looked II, "A slip of paper sh" had
in her hand and paused for moment.
Then she said: II viii take four cans.
The clerk got down four cans OF the
best Holsters and wrapped them ny Tor
her. The woman slowed them away
under her shawl and CAV. the clerk IN
payment an order from one of lh-
charitnbl. societies for "A dollars worth
founded. lie looked at the order and
then at the woman.
What's the matter?' she asked.
Isn't the order good"
"But what asked the woman
sharply"
"D,nt vou think that sack Of tour
or something Of tn, kind would b" more
puitnhl" for YOU to buy"
Maybe II would" All. answered. I'VE
haven't had anything to eat at my house
for two days. hut ! never tasted any
capned lobster aud ! don't know hs
ever Will get another chance I" ta<t- It,
either"
AMI she walked out OF, the store,
tightly Clasping the canned lobster. tu
her .maciated bosom
The evening world., 1894-04-18
BUILT A CAMPFIRE IN A BARN.
Three Small Boys on Trial Before Judge
.-----. Cowing, Charged with Arson.

Herman Friedenberg. Arthur Patter-
son and George Elliott. all bright looking
boys. were arraigned in General Sessions
yesterday to answer to an Indictment
charging arson. Patterson is the oldest
OF the trio. and he Is not over nine years
void They were accused OF setting iIr"
to a stable on West one Hundred and
First street on March - last. and de-
stroying $500 worth OF property. includ-
ing three horses.
The boys were ready to plead guilty
but, as they disClaimed any evil intent
Judge Cowing suggested that they stand
trial. They told the Judge that they
left their homes in Harlem intending to
camp out all night. They selected the
barn as their camping place. The night
barn to keep warm.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
INCOMING STEAMERS.

DUE TO-DAY.
Olinda. Cadiz March 2T.
Gibraltar March 20.
W eser. Naples March 20.
Chicago, Antwerp March 81.
La Guayra April II.
Altonower. Gibraltar April 2.
Rhynland, Antwerp April I.
britannia, Gibraltar April J.
Munchen. Bremen April 8.
Seneca, Havana April II.
El Sol, New Orleans April IS.
Fontabelle. st. Croix April II.
Seminole. jacksonville April H.
I.assel. st. Lucia April 10.
DUE TOMORROW.
Lain. Bremen April 10.
Dubbeldam, Rotterdam April !.
Cachemire. Naples March 81.
Alsatia. Gibraltar April ..
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Rather Mean.


links Mighty mean OF the Masons TO
get back at Mrs. Lease the way they
did
Winks-She claimed 10 have seen an
initiation by peeping through sliding
wicket at l.ockport, didn't she?
Jlnks-Nes; and now the Lockport Ma.
sons say that they haven't used "A slid
ing wicket for forty years
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Died from His Injuries.

James oliver, colorsd. thir'v-seven years old OF
2So East Eigh'leth street died yesterday In Belle
vne Hospital. Thursday last oliver was severely
burned by upsetting a kerosene lamp He was
taken TO the hospital and fingered until yester-
daN. when be died from his inluries
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Heir 4" SaOU, 900 Missing.
uiy Associated Press

SrEiNGFlEln. %. April is W, l.. CurbIn,
"hp after trouble with his employer lf N-uia
short tim" ago Is being Hn>"usN sought Tor
h' relatives 'urhu came from Holland ani an
uncle. Tor Whom hr Na- named, has dird IL the
East ludr. lrI,tng him about $500 upu No clue
10 his whereabouts has vet been obtained
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Favor tn. conrc Ci.arins-uous.,

NV NNNW TaTtiT FTVss- !
BALTIMORE Aprl l. baltimore ,or"- dealers
VIII 10 duuht l,romc mrruhrrs ni the proposed
NrN Nurk iur,e clearing House Tho guarantee
INK " margins, the elimination uf interest charges
IN carving contracts fDr distant delivery and
eagerly desired here
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Hound About Town.

FIRE broke out shortly after midnight on the
third nnor n the nye-story brick building 2OI and
goo West Houston street, occupied by n J. Gar.
roll AS a box factory. The stock was damaged
jluo, principally hy water.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Stripping NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY.
New York. Southampton.
Majestic, Liverpool.
Friesand. Antwerp.
Gregory Para,
Algonquin, jacksonville.
Vigilanca, Havana.
Ell Dorado. New Orleans.
TO SAIL TOMORROW
Mails close. Vessels sail.
Columbia. Southampton. 100 T. NJ. 400 P.h.
Dania, Hamburg. ........ LOO N.
Norwegian, Glasgow.
The evening world., 1894-04-18

his skin now smOoth, even, and beautiful pink
and white color. lie i nS healthy can he. The
trrIIrRA REsuINE<T has given him tone, yigor
and strength. incosr Ills portrait.
WM, A. GARDNER, lS4 T., l2id ST.. New York
The evening world., 1894-04-18
CUTlCURA WORKS WONDERS

From the age of two months my baby suffered
with the eczema on her face and body, DuCturrd
without avail Used tITlCrHA RENEpIFS. Found
them in every respect satisfactory. The child has
now q beautiful skin aud Is cured, We Cheeriuly
recommend the same To all mothers.
Mrs, J. RUTHENBERG. 1864 First ave., n. y.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

Have effected the most wonderful cures of tor.
turing aud dsiguring skin aud scalp diseases Of
infants and Childr'n ever recorded They AFFORD
instant relief permit rest aud Slrep. and point To
n speedy cure when the hest phi vsicians fail Par
enis, save your Chlhrpn years OF needless suffer
The evening world., 1894-04-18

"
mass OF red. infiamed
flesh. liisarms and across
Hnd under his Thighs,
Wherever the fat flesh
mad" ii fold. We're Just the
same. For four weeks
after his birth i,- suffered
with This eruption, and
until got the trTIrrRA
REMEDIES, X there WAS lit
le sleep for amy one. In
hNe weeks she was TonI-
plet"ly c lred. lie was
nine WeCNS old February
and Won ought In spp
The evening world., 1894-04-18
sho.maLers strike.


MANCHESTER, y, H., April B.-Two hundred
stitchers In Kmball Brothers shoe factory struck
to-day on account OF a reduction In wages
The evening world., 1894-04-18

sold throughout the world. Price, CTTICuRA
Jh. SOAP. 2bc. NIsOLNENT,Sl. POTTER DHuG
ASH ChhA. Cuhr,. sole PrupricIurs, Boston.
DS-"Iiow 10 urr skin Diseases" " mailed free.
The evening world., 1894-04-18

Very pretty. 1t can at least lay claim to the
merit of being ornamental. But the absurd
bill tackled on To 1t can neither claim to be
ornamental nor in the least degree useful II
not only dishgureS the house but also dsap-
points the people who figure OH 1t Us means
OF getting tenants II you wish 70 let that
top door, tip that useless sign into tn, old
lumber barrel and put an ad, In The World.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
tbsent-Min,ied. 4

Where's your wife. Professor"
Good heavens! Where did leave her
/ wonder?"
The evening world., 1894-04-18
LITTLE BABY Was RAW,
Distressing Skin Disease from Birth
Cured in 8 Weeks by Cuticura.
Now Healthy as Can BE.

My baby boy had been suffering from birth with
some sort ol an eruption. The doctors called il
pclrma. His little neck VAS one raw and - \ nnsed
The evening world., 1894-04-18

Mas. WISsLOw's So0THING SyRrP Is an unex.
ceed medicine for children while teelhiug. zoe.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Now Il the Time.

The earlier ,s you sei.c, FURNITURE at FLisr's the
The evening world., 1894-04-18

OADNge skin aud scalp purified and bsautliiel
uAUV D by CuTIUrHA soar. Absolutely pure
The evening world., 1894-04-18

Hoods pills are especially prepared to be
taken with Hoods SArsapAriila. 25c, per box.
The evening world., 1894-04-18

! llSTII ST. III EAST-IArge single flats. 4 and
= rooms: bath: Improvements: reduced rents,
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Purify
Your Blood

and the best way to do THIS Is to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. You
via he surprised at the differ.
ence IN your feelings when you
have gwen ita fair trial. Your
appetite will be increased, your
digestion improved, YOU will not
have that tired feeling any
more, your step will be elastic.
your spirlts cheerful, YOU will
feet, III the words Of thousands
Of people who have taken Hoods
Sar-apaiilla, Like a new Yer.
son" Be sure TO get only
The evening world., 1894-04-18
Flats and Apsrtme nts Wanted.
Flats and Apartment to Let.

''NG COUPLE WANT = or 4 ROOM - mice
pr ate o So. Moderate, 63; Harlem We Id.
The evening world., 1894-04-18
HOODS
SarSaparilla

the Ideal Spring Medicine
Nerve Tonic and Blood Purifier.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-28
Dream, oCUdors,

A correspondent IA Deiham, "ho
remember. that suInc time ago me
LISTENER discussed the question whel"'
~ people dream of "dors at was H.
aned thai they didn't. hut g"o'
IN nv people wrnte that they d'Hi
writes AN account OF dream which
though unpleas,. in its details, Is m
interesting ~ having n curious hear
in, on thus question:. The correspnud-
rnt dreamed at fighting and slau"h-
tpring II numb of monsters. among
them being sra serpent, an enormous
bon constructor, rhiuoc"rus aud the
Devil Wishing 10 prove his proves
To n friend, he took him to where they
laid piled up, and found them in an
advanced state of decomposition. But
though this was the case, he not only
perceived nn odor, hut wondered III
his dream why he did not. Boston
Transcript.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-28

tured bv the Hotchkiss Gun Company,
consisting OF n powerful cannon to
shoot bags of prepared gas high into
the air, when they are 20 explode.
getting the gas directly at the spot de-
sired. Ii will he tested soon and It IL
believed that it will produce far more
effective results than the present
method.
The cost of Operatlnga ralnmaktr
car running into the hundreds OF dol
lars II week, it will be seen that IT IL
no small undertaking to keep the men
in the field throughout the season.
Somebody has faith in them, and the
further fact that Mr.. Jewell has list
of forty towns anxious to have visit
from the cars shows that IT is not ex-
ciusivcly the promoters either.
The great problem OF prairie agrl-
culture is the securing of moisture.
The prairie schooners headed east tell
the story OF the lack OF 1t in the far
western section. The people realize
this and any plau winch promises re-
lief is seized with nvidity. The modern
rainmaking methods may he tarclcal,
but they will he thoroughly :ested,
and the prairie settlers are willing to
paw for having 1T done. detroit FREQ
Press
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-28

Tho French Nation has recently
been put III possession OF some re-
markable information III regard to
American teeth factories. The
United States commerclAl agent Mt
Luxembourg has sent to the Depart
ment Of State the following trAusla.
ton OF II report on artificial teeth:
1t is III America that the worst teeth
are found, which accounts for the
multitude Of dentists, more or less
American, scattered over the globe,
and especially for the Importance of
American fabrications Of everything
appertaInIng to the AT of the dentist.
II it is possible to believe authentic
documents, the cost of an artificial
tooth at the factory in the United
States should not exceed thirty or
thirty five cents. One OF these fac
tories in New York sells not less than
5000, 900 OF these teeth per annum.
The teeth are porcelain, covered with
u special enamel, the application OF
which is so delicate that there are no
two teeth which are tinted exactly
alike. Moreover there are about fifty
different tints which are artiticlally
obtained, corresponding with the
color variations of natural teeth. The
imitation is carried so far as to stimu-
late defects, which render the illusion
more complete.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-28
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO itS presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of Il perfect lax.
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
news, Liver and Bowels witho1t weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug,
gists in SOC and 81 bottleS but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fly,
and being well informed, You will Lot
accept any substitute if offered.