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TEATRO "CARACAS !"

Los duehos del TEATRo "CARGcAs", on Cara.
cas-, Capital de la Repdblica de Venezuela, solici
tan corresponsales en- esta ciudad, que les hagan
proposiciones por Compahias de Harzuela, que
queran ir aquella Capital. DiCho teatro es el
mas belo y c6modo de Venezuela, tiene capacidad
hasta para mil doscientos espectadores produ.
ce los precios normales de entrada hasta cinco
mil pesetas por function. Los duefos del teatro
aceptan alquer flo tanto por cento sobre 10
ntrada.-Dirijrse Francisco J. Istdriz, en- Ca.
r6cas, calIe Este n1mero So. 30-l9
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RABIAS EN- HANO

Eres graciosa, Ines, y vivaracha,
hace al alma coSquillas tu gracejo;
tu nsriz tu boquita, tu entrecejo,
NO tieneu para mi nj tachs.
No discrepa en- tu trajo nj una hilacha
despu6a que to compones al espejo;
al hsblar con los hombreS, tu despejo,
el clavo, Ines, en- tu favor remacha.
Los requiebros por miles los escuchas,
y to llegan mas quejas al cido
que hay en- el Tsjo y en- el Duero truchss;
pero estoy, Inesilla, convencido
de que, con esas graciau, y otras muchas,
rabias en- vano por tsner marido.
Ju'So Moareal
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jose Canine

FABRIcANTE Y ALMAGENIsTA DE soMBRERos
CoAISI0NESTA EN- GENERAL, Casa establecida en-
1884 Esa casa es Ia fundadora puede decirse de la In
dustria de Sombreros ejidos con paja del pals Sos
tlene 80 senortas tejedOras de sombreros, de Cabo
tl1aran dar forma a los dichos sombreros.
al por mayor detale para toda Ia Isa el extran-
Zero. Habra tamben slempre I'm gran surtdo de for
roH, badanas. cintas, saes azure, toda casc de in
gTedientes para sombrereria. muestras. Sc
venden muy barato.
Direction: D. Jose Camino Plazsd de Armas,
MAYAGIJEZ
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Ell Anuario del Comercio

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LALAsT,ERES.avVsYE

oBRA GEL CRIMEN DE oRCIvAL" de Gabo.
riau, que venimos publicando como foletin de
este peri6dico, SO halla de venta en- Ia Liberia
de B. F. sanjurjo Vidal, d$l-25 el ejemplar que
consta de dos tomos.
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RESH8EEEMR9S

sOluCi6n la cartaCharada de aver: Jo-A
QUI- MA.
Idsm Ia fuga do consopaDtss: El amor
mace dc nsda-.y muere por todo'
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HE VRndR Rn IHvuYH

Por no podera atender su dueno, una fnca
de cnt6 de n cuerdas dc terreuo, con todos sug
estabecimientos necessries, que p'odueo l5O
quiDtales de cafe Su precio 5000 pegos vi cor.
tado, 8 IL. 900 plazos Para informeg NICO.
LAS CANALES,--Jayuya. Agonto 6.
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I'm apren il de zapntero encuentra un
amigo quien le dice:
-El maestro me hA despedidO.
-5Y por que?
= orque dice que csrezco do uentidO moral
JTd HabeV 10 que go cso2
-supongO que sera alguna herramienta del
ofcio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

2ith: state College Qa.). April 9TH: CO.
| lumbia College. May, Attn: ~. Johns Col
lcge (Md). May 18th; Diekerson College
Pa), May sd; Oak Ridge Instituts. May
| 10Th
TIE makeup OF this team for tie first
rame IS likely 10 be: Catcher, Cootes
pitcner, Blscoe; frat base, Il. ~. q.
Cooke; second base. Morgan; third base.
Moore: short stop. Selden; out-neld. COT.
feen, Ii. Cooke. and Poindexter.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs Alexander Bruce. OF Halifax
county. sold tho handsome brick resi-
dence owned Ivy her on Letchor avenue
10 Colonel r. ". Nichols. Of the Virginia
Military Institute.
The Board Of Trustees OF the Ann Smith
Academy have elected Major Francis RI.
Smith and Mr. &. G.. Auspach joint prin-
clpals Of the academy for two years. Hiss
Annie II. White will assist them. and next
session the Lexington Classical School
and the school now conducted by Miss
White will be consolidated at the
Academy.
Colonel Robert Catlett is In Charlotte
county on legal business.
Mss Maggie Frceland, OF "LiOert.
Hall" Is visiting I'm Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Irvine. OF Wesleyan Female
Institute. OF stanton, is here spending
Easter with her parents.
Sprlng examinations are now In progress
at the Washington and Lee University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
News Lines from Lovingston.

LIVINGSTON, VA, March 2i-(Spe-
clal)-The event Of the week in Lovings-
ton was the closing exercises OF the graded
school. which took place in the Methodist
church. The programme consisted of dia-
logucs rccitations, and the distribution
Of prizes.
Miss Rosa Thurman. Of near Shelton,
VAS thrown from her horse on Thursday
into Hickory creek. She sustained no
serious injuries but received a severe
shock.
Mrs. 8. j.. Carter. Of Bryant. Is very Il.
at her residence. on Hat creek
hlr. CabeH Robinson, Of Wingia, Is
visiting Lieutenant and Mrs. Writ Ro-
D.nson. I'm Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. Darlington Galloway have
returned with their three children from a
visit 10 friends in King William county.
Mr.. William NJ. Cabeil, Of Wingia, is
quite sick.
Mrs. r.. L. latham. OF Washington. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. T. Dellard' in
Loviugston.
Mrs. George Rifle, of Lovingston. left
on Wednesday 10 accept position in
Alexandria. W. Va.
Major Orville Loving Is quite sick.
Major Loving Is In his 93d year and his
friends are much concerned over his con-
dltOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
EeIicious EeyiyaIs In Radford.

EAST RADFORD. VA, March N-ispe-
cial) The Presbyterian and Methodist
churches are both holding revival SER
vices this week The Presbyterian pastor
has Reys. McFaden. OF Marion, and Gil
mer. Of Draper's Valley. assisting him.
The Methodist minister has Revs. Frozler
and Perry Of Radford; Kelly, OF Dublin
and Cobb. of Anisonia, with him.
The Democratic Executive Committee
OF Radford will meet on the Slst TO de-
termine whether nominations Tor city
Offices shall be made by primary or con-
yention.
DIS. smith and Black amputated the
leg OF Samuel Shererty, the 7-year-oid son
OF Captain G. NJ Shererty, on wednesday.
lie has been afflicted for nearly a year.
and upon examination the bone OF the ieit
ieg was found TO be diseased up 10 the
knee. -
Mr.. Charles ID. Croner. highly-esteem-
cd citizen OF Radford. died rev Gays
ago OF cancer. lie was one OF the o"hers
Of the Radford Manufacturing Company
and was a man of property
Invitations are ont for german W
be given al Randolph Hall. In TINS CITY
March 30th
The Radford Rifles held an lh,eIes' .hs
drill this week. 1t was the first time ,he
company has ever appeared Win @uhS'
and they did very creditaole Work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
THE N. c. COLLEGE ASSOCIATION.
Numerous Educational Subjects Discussed
and Officers Elected.

DURHAM. n. c., March 2i.-(SpeciaL)-
The closing session of the North Carolina
College Association was held at Trinity
College yesterday evening. The afternoon
session at the courthouse was most in
teresting. Several valuable papers were
read on subjects pertaining TO education
Professor Sledd. of Wake Forest, read an
important contribution upon preparation
in English for college classes: Professor
Hobbs, on co-education; and Professor
Bandy, on methods Of teaching mathema-
tics In preparatory schools.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Rev. Dr.
John r. Crowell. of Trinity College: Vice
Presidents. Professors Hobbs. OF Guilford
College; Charles ID. McIver, Of Greensboro
State Normal and Industrial School: Alex.
ander q. Holiday. OF North Carolina
College of Agricultural and Mechanical
Arts. and W. a. Withers, of same school
secretary and treasurer. The banquet was
a great success, and much enjoy 3D.
No tidings have been received of Mr.
Crabtee. who disappeared Thursday al.
though parties on horseback have been
securing the country in search OF him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
susNA VISTA CLOTHING COMPANY.
Chartered by Judge shepherd-Omccrs ana
Directors-Oid Pulp Mill destroyed.

DtIfttDre-Otb S''sboy'ss'
BUENA VISTA, wa. March 2i.-tspe.
clai. Judge Shepherd. OF the Corporation
Court, has granted a charter to the Buena
Vista Clothing Company. which was or
ranized here with the following officers:
u. r. Miller, president; W. w. Baldwin,
vicc-president; X. II. I'm. secretary and
treasurer; ID. u. Dugger and j.. II. Gel
her. directors; r. III. Hin. general man
ager. Thi, company has engaged Mr..
James Hammers. OF Ltiray. an expert
tailor. for Superintendent
The line OF goods which VIII be their
specially will be uniforms. made from
the goods by the Buena Vista. Cashmere
Mills. The company Will employ twenty
FIVE expert tailors.
The cashmere mills are running night
and dav on the big orders from the gov
eminent for their navy-blue goods.
The old pulp-miil. situated about n mile
above this city, was fred last Saturday
night and totally destroyed. AS the plant
was old and not IN operation the loss
amounted to very little.
The Buenn vista Fire Department has
adopted a system OF alarms similar TO
those used I'm Richmond and other large
cities. The department Is preparing To
purchase helmets and gum coats. etc.
Mr.. u. II. Rucker, Jr. formerly Of Bal
tImore. will open first-class dry-goods
house here next week.
Some OF the citizens have called on
judge J. o. Shepherd to announce himself
candidate for Congress from this, the
Tenth District. in opposition TO Harry
Tucker. However, Harry Will in all pro-
babinty get the Buena Vista support.
The town secns 10 be possessed or a
great deal OF spirit; business Is better
and money easier. The people are expect
ing good times this summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
NORTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
One Of the Captured Whales 90 Feet Long
and Worth 81. OOO-Personal Notes.

RALEIGH. n. C.. March 2L-Cspecia1)
William Cooper was to-day elected gene
raj secretary Of the Raleigh Young Men s
Christian Association. lie is native OF
this city.
Mr.. Phil. II. Andrews is 10 be chief
clerk to Mr.. Charles NJ Busbee. who viii
in few days take charge of the Raleigh
post-oiiice.
The committee has chosen as the subject
for the intercollegiate debate at the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly: Ike
solved, That great men make circum-
stances. and circumstances do not make
great men,"
The North Carolina Liquor-Dealers' AS
sociation to-day sent letter to Congress
man Henderson, Of North Carolina, thank
ing him for his stand against the hill
making an appropriation for revenue
spies.
President Winston, OF the university.
accepts an invitation TO deliver the annual
address before the South Carolina Teach
ers' Association. at SpartansburS. in June.
Governor Carr went To Engecombe this
morning, TO remain a few days.
Rev. L. G. Broughion, Of Roanoke. Va,
who has for two weeks been aiding in
conducting revival at the Bapnst taDeI-
nacle here. left for Roanoke this morn
ing. About fifty conversions are the re-
suits Of the meeting.
Application has been made 10 the Gov
ernor for the organization Of military
company at Elkin. The quartermaster-
general was in error in informing your
correspondent that the company at Mon
roe had been disbanded. IT was the COM
psny at Gastonin.
one Of the whales captured at Cape
Lookout Is GO feet long. and Is worth
g. 900. a representative OF the State Mu-
scum is now at Cape Lookout, and will
photograph the whale, and also procure
some OF the bones FOR use here.
The Scotch Scion" Is the odd name Of
new paper at Red Springs. Robson
county.
y. T.. Morgan. son Of s. r. Morgan. OF
Johnston county, was shot from the rear
by one OF party Of burglars whom he
had captured. lie is dead.
John ID. Williams has resigned the presi-
dcncy Of the Bank of Fayetteville
Judge Meares, Of the New Hanover
Criminal Court. says "the State banking
laws are a disgrace 10 North Carolina,
unworthy Of school-boy. and not worth
the paper they are written on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
JACK FROST ~ ALBEMARLE.
Stock Farms Being Established Along the
James Riyer-PersOnaI.


SCOTTSVILLE, March 2L-(Special)-
Or. Thudicun. Of Merchantsville. y. j.,
Is stopping here. ana expects to remain
here during the summer. He is breeder
Of fine horses. and has some ten or twelve
on farm near by.
\ terrific thunderstorm passed over
this section yesterday, during which
lightning struck nm oak tree near the resi-
dence OF Captain J. L. Pitts, four miles
below town The tree was torn 10 pieces.
and Mr.. Charles Pitts, standing near by.
was badly stunned, and q turkey was
Killed.
Mr.. \. Oppenhdmor, formerly OF Rich
mOnd, but now Of Fork Union, Fluvanna
county. was here to-day on business.
4 cold wave swoopcd down on us yes
terday, and last night Jack Frost was
abroad, but / don't think the fruit was all
killed. Strawberries are in bloom, and
vegetation very much advanced.
A good many stock-farms are being es-
tablished in this section and further vi
the river, in buckingham and Nelson. and
great attention viii be given to raising
thoroughbred horses. Sheep-raising all
along on the river farms is increasing
largely. If the dog law is properly ad-
miristered this WIN become a paying in
dustry i'm this part Of the State.
Mr.. Isaac Il. Barkslale. eX-State Urea
surer. has Just arrived fron Birmingham
Ala, and was warmly greeted by his old
friends here.
Mr.. Fred. Ulnsh alwoo1 has just r.
turned from n trip 10 New York. whera
be met his brother from England. who
accompanied lin to his home. near here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

| call for PRINTED LIST.
DEMON, TVpPEH & co.
| NH o51t 81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
The V. NJ t. BASE BALL TEAM
unusual Interest Taken In the Game
Make Up and Date. for Games.

unusual Interest Taken in the Game
Make Up and Date. for Games.
LEXINGTON. VA. March 2i-(SpeciaD
1ne prospects for a good baseball team
81 The Virginia Military Institute tnis
'-ason are better than usual. and no, for
several years have the cadets shown as
much interest In baseball az they are
-" doing. Every available opportunity
J. taken up by hard practice. and the
applicants are being put through regu-
Tar course OF training every day. The
team ~lll most probably take a trip
thfoogh Roanoke. LyDchburg, DanvIlle
I-chmond. Petersburg. Norfolk. and Old
[oiti Comfort about the LIST OF July.
'sqDi- Lieutenant &. Il. Coffeen. Of ILL
nos. - manager and captain. The can
ohatts for the team are: Catcher.
Cooi's %. ana Stevens. 81: pitcher. Bis
CO, - inst base. T.. st. q. Cooke. ~
ihi Warins. "a. second base. cohn, ~
tn4 Morgan. sc: third base. u S Jorts,
w. aud Moore. SO: short-stop, Selden, $50,
nno Beekford. '9s; out-fields. Coffes1. '3i;
~ Cooke, 70. Fitz. Lee. 81 and Poindex-
Ter -
me following games are scheduled !:
Washington and Lee University. Apiii
:Ith. fist and 18th; Randolph Macon. April
t@usi Wake Forest sIollege ". CO. April
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
- -

We are Iclugcd oy letters reeiing tho won
dcrfu cures. Mrs. H. &. Hall, 1873 Lexington
avenue: II write TO express my appreciation Of
II. II is invaluable in Grippe aud Brouchitis'
cannot praise IL too much Wills NJ. Tyler
Esq. lawyer, 200 Broadway: ~ afforded ny
wife prompt relief and cured our servant OF
Grippe Mrs. Murphy, 1888 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn: AFTER an attack OF Grippe was
left with dreadful hacking cough. a cured
me In one day. Mrs Wright aad Mrs.. VIII
son inother and daughter), OF 30 cas-, iooa
street. Soy that they were bOJh cured OF Orippe
by -. a. j. Leitcn. Esq, 442 Central PARK
West. took the trouble to call a, our Office 10 eX-
press his gratitude q cured bin OF very
hard cold, tightness and pains In the chest ana
soro throat. the good effects being SHOWN inside
OF twelve hours.
~ consists Of n small bottle OF pleasant pei
lets; just cts your vest pocket. sold by drug
gists or sent Postpaid on receipt OF price, 2ac.'
or l7e for 81.
Humphreys Medicine Company, corner VIII
liam and John stre2ts, New lOrk. 1870
Trade suppded by OWENS y MINOR DRUti
COMPANY, Purcell, LADD IL Co, POWERS
TAl LOR DRUG COMfANl. mn %1-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
M, NJ. Spouner's Insurance.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March 2i-
(Special)-Mr w. +. Stevens has received
from the New York Life Insurance Com
pany the proper blanks 10 be filled in set
tlement for the policies-one for $1,000 and
one for SC10-held In that company by the
late Morris II. SpOOner.
Both of the principals in the great
breach-of-promse suit now in progress in
Washington have been in Charlottesville
Colonel Breckinridge probably on two oc-
casions. On one Of his visits the Silver
tongued" delivered 4 fine address at the
University OF Virginia on morality, TAX
ing a Scripture text for his subject. Miss
Pollard was n visitor here in the summer
Of 1893, when she spent a week or more.
Mrs. W. J. Ficklln left this morning for
a visit to Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
EVANGELIST SCHOOLFlELD.
His Successful Meetings at GreenvilIe-
Leading Sinners Converted,

ttduihE converted.
GREENVIJI.E. y. c., March 2i.-(Spe-
cial)-To use an inelegant, nevertheless
true expression. the devil GOT a shaking up
in Greenville last night, and the domain
OF his satatic majesty was given such
an invasion that lie doubtless trembled
in his lair
Mr.. J. j.. Scheduled, Of Danville, the
evangelist who n week ago came here
10 hold Il meeting in the Methodist church,
has been preaching twice each day to
large congregations. This community
never had an opportunity Of listening to
more Jealous man. His sermons are
strong. pointed. forceful. and he deals
with every phase Of sin plainly and with
out mincing words. While nearly every
day there were a few professions, proba-
bly, aggregating twenty, there was no gem
oral manifestation of interest until last
night. On this occasions Mr.. Schoolfield
made one Of his best efforts. and the SER
mon was accompanied by such power that
his earnest pleadings to forsake sin and
profess Christ could not be longer re-
sisted. Twice was the altar surrounded
with penttents and there were near a
score of conversions at this service
AmOrg them were n number OF young
men. who had been the acknowledged
leaders Of sin in the town. and hundreds
of hearts rejOced at seeing them renounce
their ways and take a stand for God
The meeting will continue some days yet
and the awakening last right will be at
tended by a good influence. The power
of the Holy Spirit is with the evangelist
Mr.. Ramsey. the leader in the singing
is assisted by good choir, ana the music
H. excellent.
Yesterday this section had its first real
March day during the month. and there
came near being a serious conflagratior
while the high winds prevailed. Sparks
were blown from the Ellington & Brown
machine-shopS to the roof Of n building
occupied by Mr.. W. u. Duke, about fifty
yards distant. which set the building on
fire. Carpenters at work on the opposite
sido Of the street saw the flames. and
ran over and extinguished them before
much damage was done. But for such
timely discovery the result might have
been disastrous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
FIRE IN FRANKLIN.
THE TOWN SWEPT BY A pEsTRUcT'
I'VE CONFEDERATION.
Seven Buildings Including Jarrett's Hotel
Destroyed by she Fiames-Loss $4,000
with No Insurance.

ASHEvILLE. N. C.. March H-CSpe-
cial.) News was received here to-day OF
destructive fire at Franklin, Macon coun-
ty. night before last
1t originated in defective nue IN
Franks store, and was discovered about
midnight.
The flames spread 10 Garland's drug
store. Kinslands store. Littlehelds real
estate office, Cunninghams livery stable
Jarrett G. Sons store. and then to Jar
retts Hotel.
All Of these buildings were destoyed.
The loss is estimated at $1,000. with
no Insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
ROCKY MOUNTS SWELL SlUccERs
They Have Private Set-To With Friends
as Spettators-Painful Accident,

ROCKY MOUNT. N. c., March 2i-
Special AN amateur glove contest Cor.
bett-Mitchell style) was INDUCED In by
two young gentlemen here night OF
two ago. The place was n private room,
and the spectators few intimate friends
of the contestants.
The capacity OF the steam shovel Just
now at work at the Arlington mine
near here. in Nash county, is 1900 cubic
yards day.
Mrs. Governor Elias Carr and daughters,
Misses Eleanor and Annie Bruce and Miss
Dowd. OF 81. Mary's school. spent short
time here yesterday en- route To Brace
bridge, Governor Carr's home. In Edge
combe.
Mr.. j. Thomas Haithcock. engaged in
building the Battle residence. on east
Railroad street. fell from scaffold yes
terday, and dislocated his left arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK CASE.
Nothing Important Developed Yesterday
The Alleged Child Murdered.

ROANOKE, VA, March 2L-(Special)-
Several witnesses were examined for the
insurance company to-day in the case OF
A. a. Leavy vs. the Niagara Insurance
Company, but nothing important deve-
loped.
Fannie Bowles, the young woman I'm
prisoned at Kadford on the charge OF
numbering her infant, came here on Tues
day from tho city almshouse. AMI re-
mained with disreputablc women until
yesterday morning. when she left for the
southwest. While here she tried to give
her child away, and the police were
warned that she might destroy it 1is
child was born at the almsh0use on tie
22d OF February last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
DISASTROUS Failure |!

We can mention no failure moro dlesstrVuA
than that of physical energy. Is Involves tpe
partial suspension o. the digestive and assiml.
latiye processes aud entails me retreinou'
from business OF tho liver and kidneyA Oniy
through the good Offices Of hostetters Stomach
BNterp can the restoration 81 It's former w.
orous status 10 hoped tor. When this alo nsa
been secured q resumption Of activity IN tne
stofnncb. liver. and bowels nay b. relied upon.
The Bitters c0neusrs malaria and Kidney ssou'
fie
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STILL Turks IN THE AIR.

Notwithstanding We may have few bright
warm days In March. often tempting people 10
carelessness. change Of clothing. etc, "0rfppe
still turks In the air.
Its now widely known that DR.. HUMPHREYS
NEW SPECIFIC II cures Grippe with all its
symptoms Of Influenza. Catorrh, Pains and
Soreness in the Head and Chest. Cough, Sore
Throat, General Prostra,ion. and Fever taken
early it cuts I; shor: promptly; taken during its
prevalence, prevents its invasion; taken while
suffering from It. n relief Is speedily realized.
and an entire cure assured by the continued
N ~