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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-14
pORRED THE ORAVE.

A startling incident Of which Mr.. John
Oliver of Philadelphia was the subject, Is
narrated by him as follows: Il was In
most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually In back and sides no ap-
petite-gradually growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately a friend advised trying 'Elec-
trio Blters" and to my great joy and sur
PRISE the first bottle made decided i'm
provement. l continued their use for
three weeks aud am now well man. l
know they saved my life and robbed the
grave of another victim" No enc should
fail to try them. Only 50cts., guaranteed,
at N. B. Danforth's drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-14
Tried TO Poison His Sweetheart.

Muncie, Ind, July 14.-Edward SAL
mon, aged 25, yesterday confessed to
having attempted Wednesday night to
poison Miss Iona Franks, his 17-year-
old sweetheart. The couple went to
the pump for drink at her home, and
Salmon placed spoonful of paris
green in the water She drank but
sip of it, and threw it out. The con-
tents of the cup were investigated. re-
sulting in his arrest and confession.
Salmon recently returned from service
in Cuba, and Miss Franks had trans
ferred her affections to another during
his absence,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-14
wiImlngton's Wonderful Cure.

Prof. j. Townscnds electric and mag
netic treatment his and Hoko's appli-
ance, cure paralysis, rheumatism. kidney
complaint, fits, eczema, spinal diseases,
seminal weakness and all chronic diseases.
These cures have beon made in this city
for the last six years attor all other rome
dies failed to gvo relief. Sufferers you
can see these cures In this city. Office Glo
King street. adv,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-14

WhItneN's Country Ke"IUehVe BUrneu
New York, July 1.-THE magnificent
country residence of w. c. Whitney,
on Wheatley Hills, two miles from
Westbury, L. l., was destroyed by fire
about 10 O'Clock last night, together
with one of the three big barns in
which Mr.. Whitney keeps his thor
oughbreds. Mr. Whitney was not at
home, having sailed for Europe a few
weeks ago. 1t is understood that most
of the furniture, personal effects and
handsome fittings were burned. The
loss on the house alone will be $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-14
THAT THROBBINd HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you, II you used
DR.. Kings Now Life Pills. Thousands of
sufferers have psovsd their matchless mer-
it for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They
make pure blood and strong nerves and
build up your health. Easy to take. Try
them. Only 25 cents Money back il not
culed. Sold by n. b. Danforth, druggist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-14

Mrs. W. p. Compton, wife Of tho pastor
of Newark NJ. E. Church, who underwent
surgical operation in the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia. last
week, Is rapidly recovering from tho eff
fects anu Is expected to bo home In Two
weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-14
The MOlIneux Case Again.

New York, July 1.-THE case Of
Roland B. Moineux, charged with the
murder of Mrs. katherine J. Adams,
was presented yesterday to the grand
jury of New York county. The pro-
ceedings were secret, and are being
continued behind closed doors today.
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HORACE G. RETTEW,
Receiver of Taxes.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PARTNER
IN skip-l'he partnership heretofore exist
ting between f. Donohoe and John NJ. bono
hoe, trading as Il. Dunohoe & Son, trucking
and dairy farming, is this day dissolved. All
bills now or hereafter due, are payable to h.
Donohoe, who will continue the business.
il3-3tT ID. DONOHOE.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.
COUNTY TAXES.

The Receiver of Taxes Horace
G. Rettew is now deliver
ing bills to the people who owe a
county tax for 1898.
The Levy Court insists on settle
ment of all delinquent County Tax
es at once. and if those owing tax
do not settle, action will be taken
without further notice .
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ON EVERY BOTTLE

Of Shiloh's sConsumptionCure is this guarantees
IAN we ask OF you is to use two-thiIds OF tn,
contents OF this bottle faithfully, then IL you
can say you are not benefited return the bot
tie to your Druggist and he may refund the
price paid. Price 90. 1ge and 81.
For Sale by N. b. Danforth. econd andMIc
ket streets,
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HOW is YOUR WIFE2

Has she lost her beauts' Ifso Constipation;
Indigestion, Sick Headache are. the prlnclpal
causes. Knrl's Clover Root Tea has cnrei
these ills for half century. Price ~ i'ht ~,
For sale by N. b. Dantorth, Second and Mar
kpt AtIeptS.
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When DR.. Simms Compound Penny
royal Pills will make you happy. Il box.
BY mail. 6O8 King street.
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Pianos on monthly payments at the
Ludwig wareroons. See them. store 5l5
Shlpley street.
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Ladies' Wrapper With Shirt Waist Yoke
,- and sleeves. No 1908.

. and sleeves No 1908.
Hints by May Manton)
Tho simplicity of this trim cool looking
gown is very attractive and when made Of
blue and white figured dmity or percale,
1t Is as cool as it looks. Simple but per-
feclly fitted body Innings ale given in the
pattern the use of which is optional.
From the pretty pointed yoke that OK
full back. arranged in three backward
turning plaits OH each side OF tho centre
that graduate to the waist line and fall
below in pro.ty folds to tho lower edge.
The fronts with fuIness disposed in
gathers at tho neck and shoulder edges
have applied box plaiis in centre. through
which Tho closing is mado to just below
the waist. Tho straps that are included
In the under-arm seams cross In centre
front, .button- holes being worked near
thoir pointed ends that attach to the low
est button on front. thus insuring u neat
adjustment.
Under.arn gores separate the fronts and
back and secure smooth adjustment over
the hips.
The neck may he finished with coll
band, to which may DO buttoned tho regu.
latlon collar, stock or other neck wear,
but rolling collar is given with the pat-
tern, which Is often preferred for comfort
and convenience
The shirt waist sleeves arc gathered top
and bottom, slashed openings at the back
being finished by laps in the usual man
ner. Cuffs with rounded edges complete
tho wrists, links or cuff buttons being
used in closing. Cashmere. challie, per.
Gale, gingham or batisto will make pretty
and serviccable wrappers by the mode.
10 make this wrapper in tho medium
size will require niue yards of material
thrty-six inches wide. The pattern. No.
1858, is cut In sizes for 81, 81, 36, IS, 40
and 42.inch bust measure.
70 Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathnrtic 10c or $50
II &. g. G. fall. druggists rofand money.
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See the beautiful styles in the new bud-
wig pianos. They are rich. store olo
Shipley street.
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ITO! For Camp.

John Tweed has commenced moving
persons out to Brandywinc summit Camp
grounds. Amy one wanting good careful
person at Il reasonable price should call on
him at C0j.60S Walnut street. Delmarvin
phone 1856. js.3wt
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A Sure Curc

A Sure Cure.
Simms' " hlte I'ulmonlr Bllsln lit
sure cure for the grippe. bJa King street
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wv TANTEp-SITUATlON BY A BOY Y
w years age as Office boy. Apply, s23
West SpcOnl street, J4l-1tI
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n GENTS-OUR 600 PAGE LIFE OF
n DEWEY" price 81. 80 sells at 81 ght. Dewey
badge made from Maine stesl free to Every
Subscriber. Agents selling other Dewey books
can get them from US at special rates. tsutbt
free. J. E.Shepard Co. Il. 10th st New York
jl.57-M AA
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WI l4ANTED-WHIrE GIRL FOR CHAM
w b,rmaid and waitress. Apply 222 West
street jll.tf
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NNyAHTED-MAN AND HIS WIFE TO
wv work On farm. Apply at this office.
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yXTANTED-AT ONCE SEVER VI NEAT.
w and quick girls Wilmington Paper Box
Go. Shpey street wharf. ll3-"tt
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lRIANTkD--SITUA BY A MIDDLE
w aged man to take caro- Of horses, cows,
lawn SO, lest Of reference. address g o this
nffiee iH.3tr
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WANTED.

KyANTED-PUDpLERs STEADY WORK
wv Address american steel Hoop Co..
Duncansyille, Blair Co., Pa. jll-l2tE
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yNyANTED-IMMEDIA ATEI.Y, 2 MEN AT
w lunch bar. who can open oysters. a. L.
Ainscow, 8O2 Market street. 1l3Zt
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yNTANTED-AT ONCE, A GOOD CARRl-
w age trimmer. Call on or address r.
Denny PenIsgrove. lo-5t
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VIZ 7ANTED-MILK DAIRY OF ABOUT so
w quarts. wln Greenwell, Fifth avenue
and Brown street. lS3tT
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sVXy ANTED- --GlRI, FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply 2O2o Delaware Ave
jll-2tt
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Advertise in. tho REPUBLICAN,
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lTTANT Ed GIRLS TO SORT RAGS AT
w VIM. B Nortons paper and rag ware
house. 8!jl Church street. !S'3N
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NTANTED-SUMMER BoARDERS AT
w Hillside farm near Kimbleville. Ches-
ter County, Pa. Terms moderate. Address
Mrs. Mary Campbell, Kimbleville Pa:
jl3StS
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TED-EXPERIENCEO KNlTTERS
wv and weavers steady work, good wages
can be made. Apply Georgetown Hosiery
Thirteenth and .Ombard streets. jlObtt
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VXyANTED-AN APPRENTICE TO LEARN
w coat finishing, one that is hardy with a
needle preferred, steady work. Apply At 9lO
West Fourth street. 1l0-St
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FOR RENT.

D,oR RENT-LARGE TENT NEAR THE
Il entrance to Brandywine Summit Camp
Apply to A. b. Vernon. this office.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-27
MERIDEN'S POETESS.
Incidents I'm the Early Life of Ella
Wheeler wilcox.

Concerning Ella Wheeler Wilcox of
Meriden, the Kansas City Journal has
the following of interest:
Ella Wheeler Wilcox has long since
passed the half century mark on life's
journey, but to-day she is the same
lght-hearted merry person who as
girl in Milwaukee danced and sung her
way into the hearts of those it pleased
her to call friends. She was born in
Johnstown Center, Wis, about 1S45, and
obtained her education in the public
schools and at the State university at
Madison. After her graduation and re-
lease from the irksome environments or
class rooms she was thrown on her own
resources and often she burned the mid
night oil penning crude bits of verse and
more ambitious prose, with which she
often unsuccessfully sought a market.
Fate, spurred on by ambition, caused
her to take up her residence in Milwau-
kee There she found home with Mrs.
w. H. Roadway, who at a ripe age, is
passing her declining days in peace and
happiness at Banning, Los Angeles
county, Cal. She danced, sang and
romped with Mrs. Railways children
one of whom, w. G. Hathaway, is a res
ident Of Kansas City, and an employe
of the Ridenour- Bakery Grocery COM
pany.
II well remember Ella" said Mr..
Hathaway recently "She was like a
sunbeam in our home. She was always
so happy, so buoyant and SO obliging.
Never did a cross word pass her lips,
and in her eyes was always to be seen
the CLINT of merriment and good fellow
ship. She was self-reliant without be-
ing assertive had the courage of her
convictions without being demonstra-
tive; was quick at repartee, which never
had the semblance of sting, and pos
sessed a heart that overlooked with
the milk of human kindness. We all
loved her as one of the family. and to
this day she is as q daughter TO my dear
old mother. Often Ella has seized me
and danced about the house with me
until our strength would no longer per-
init us to go further Song came from
her lips like poetic pearls have since
dropped from the point of her pen, and
as an impromptu versifier | do not be-
lieve this country has ever produced her
equal She was in great demand at
church fairs and other charitable en-
tertainments. Her subjects were al
ways chosen for her, and often | have
known her to wait until only few
hours separated her from her appear
ance before she wrote her contribution.
Even in those early days she gave evil
dence Of the virility and sentiment that
have marked her writings during the
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past twenty years, and many of her
productions found their way into maya
zines and newspapers, and later into
volume collections.
I'm 1884 Ella married Robert M. Will
cox, of Meriden, Conn.,, and since then
have not seen much of her. But not
withstanding that fame has laureled
her, and that as the author of Poems
of Passion and Poems of Pleasure
she has among her friends people of
worldwide celebrity she has not for
gotten the friends of her childhood. To
her my mother was always May, and re-
Gently she found time to write a few
verses. which are indicative of her love-
ly nature and which she dedicated to
and sent to my mother. / have copy
of them, and as they have never been
published, they may be of interest to the
readers Of the Journal They read:
There's a cunning little woman,
And but few know half her charms.
She's the plumpest, whitest shoulders,
And such rounded taper arms.
She's such dainty little fingers
And her feet they are SO small
I sometimes sit and wonder
How she gets about at all.
Her hair-I can't describe it!
'Tisn't gold or brown, or red,
Sometimes the skies are colored
Like the curls upon her head.
If the gold of California
Could be made to blush, l guess
'Twould exactly show the color
Of each silken curling tress
You can hear her MISUNDERSTANDING
From the break Of dawn till night,
And you'd thing a flock of thrushes
Were somewhere out of sight;
And if anyone is gloomy
Or cross, or blue or grim,
You Just want to bring him hither
And have her laugh for him.
All the bells of st. James Ginning,
All the cymbals ever rung,
AL the brooks that ever rippled,
All the birds that ever sung,
You would say were at a discount
Or together gave but half
The melody and music
OF this little womans laugh.
She has been for years a Mrs, al
But it seems absurd to say
Such a word to such a mischief,
And SO we call her-May.
The years are passing DER her,
But the head of 'blushing gold'
Mods defiance at their changes,
And they cannot make her old.
If Father Time should meet her,
| know he'd scoWl and frown
When he saw how she defies him
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But she'd laugh his anger down,

ioul size u laugh Ills anger uoNH,
And if he tried to scold her
Shed take away his staff
And go Waiting round the veteran
To the music of her laugh.
She HAS her cares and troubles,
AS everybody must;
But she laughs so much about them
That they leave her in disgust.
She laughs about the weather
When it rains and when it SHOWS;
She laughs because it's muddy
And she laughs because it blows.
She is worth four hundred doctors
To Danish pains and aches;
She sets her patients laughing
And disease goes off in shakes.
Are you sick or are you solemn
Are you gloomy, are you blue?
Then you only need come hither
And have May laugh for you.
Under the caption of THE Sunny
Days" continued Mr.. Hathaway, Ella
last year also wrote and dedicated an
other poem to my mother, which shows
her nature in another vein. 1t reads:
Dear May, the sunny days are here,
The springtime is upon us:
Your namesake month of all the year
Will soon be shining on us.
And, though dark trials crowd your
ways,
Though sorrows chains have bound
you.
Your heart must feel the golden rays
That fall to-day around you.
How we'll 7 mind your joyous mirth
When you and I, together,
Ran free where blossoms had their birth
All in the summer weather.
/ seem to hear your laugh of glee-
You thought not of the morrow;
1t was such joy to live, and be,
You had no time for sorrow.
But sorrow followed on apace;
Her black robes chung about her;
And now too we'll you know her face
You never sup without her.
And tells his olden story;
And still the sunny days come back,
With all their golden glory.
And still l hope your laugh may ring
In brighter days a-coming,
When summer birds shall trill and sing,
And golden bees be humming.
That joyous spirit of the past,
That cheerful heart God gave you,
Must reach its native plane at last
So may He keep and save you.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-27
YALE DEFEATS WESLEYAN.

w L AIM
Yale won an easy victory from the
Wesleyan baseball nine at Yale field
Saturday afternoon. The score was
Yale 10, Wesleyan 4.
1t was announced last night that the
following men will be taken on the
spring trip with the Yale university
baseball team: Hirsch Sullivan, Cook,
Gibson, Hall, Wear, Robertson, de
Saulles, Brown, Bronson, Camp, Wal
lace, Wescott, Clark, Eliason, Quinby
and Lyon. The team will leave this
city Wednesday morning and will play
its first game of the trip with the Man
haitian team in New York city on We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Verses are not all that my mother

Verses are not all that my mother
receives from the pen of the now gifted
Ella, continued Mr.. Hathaway. Often
the mails carry to her home in Banning
most delightful letters, in which she
relates events in her everyday life and
seeks counsel the same as she did be-
fore she became an American literary
queen or penned the stanza:
Laugh and the world will laugh with
you;
Weep and they turn and go.
They want full measure of all your
pleasure,
But they do not want your woe.
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Second Ward.

The Republican electors Of the Second
corner Of Oak and Spruce streets, at 1880
D. NJ Monday evening, March 9th. to elect
delegates to the City and Town Conventions
and to nominate Ward Officers.
d. A. BLAKESLEE,
mh23 At Chairman Of Ward Committee.
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Eighth Ward.

The Republican electors of the Eighth
Ward are hereby notified to meet at Py1a-
mid Hall, State street Tuesday evening,
to tSe ciy and Town aaa to
Ward Officers.
mh25 3t OSCAR P. IVES, Chairman,
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POLITICAL.

The chairmen of the several wards in
New Haven are hereby notified to call
each ward on or before Wednesday, March
10th, 1899, for the purpose Of nominating
Alderman and Councilmen, and electing del
Chairmen must give four days notice
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And if he tried to scold her
She'd take away his staff
And go Waiting round the veteran
To the music of her laugh.
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MORNING NEWS rs NO MORE.

Publication Stopped Saturday Said to
Have Been Purchased for CoMsolida-
ton.
The Morning News, after having been
published since 1883, has gone out Of
existence. The employees of the paper
were notified Saturday afternoon by
notes in the pay envelopes that, lowing
to a proposed change in publishing the
News, their services would be no longer
required" The News office was locked
up last night. The News has been pur-
chased by Henry Alloway Of New York,
stakeholder in the Palladium,
with the purpose of consolidating the
two papers.
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Ninth Ward.
nll23 At

The Republican electors Of the Ninth
Ward wifi meet in Masonic Hall, Webster
street, at 7:a0 Tuesday evening, March 29tal,
to elect delegates to the City and Town
Conventions and to nominate Ward Officers.
mh25 3t FRED COATES, Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-09
DELLAIRE.
The Programme 70 Be Rendered at
ST. Paul's Church. Items
Cleaned Yesterday in the Ohio
Town.

The following interesting set of ex-
ercises will be rendered at the musical
entertainment to be given at st. Paul's
A. NJ. E. Church tomorrow night and
Saturday night, under the auspices OF
the congregation:
Anthem-"God is Love-. .............C Choir
Invocation. Rev. Add. r. Palmer
Duett-"The Old Oaken Bucket" ....
......M2mie Woods and Ottawa Green
instrumental Trio Observation-Disclosures.
Messrs w. Mails, 7. Redman and Guy
Lucas.
Duett-"My Old Kentucky Home"......
Mrs w. Green and Alice Bailey
Instrumental Music. T. Myers ard others
K4ecitation; ...c;:.;;..Miss Myrtle Green
instrumental Solo............E Edna Preston
stump Speech. ..............J jesse SprinkleS
solo-"The Cows are in the Clover 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Alice Bailey
Instrumental Trio. w Mails and others
Duet Break the News to- Mother.
........G. d. Simmons and J. Sprinkles
Instrumental Solo,. Miss Dora Sewers
Duett-"My Jesus, l Love Thee
Misses Mary Rhubottom and A. Bailey
instrumental Duet Observation-Disclosures.
Edna Preston and Tom Myers
Anthem Ring the Beautiful Bells.
BY the Choir Of the A. VI. Z. church
Miss Minnie Colts. of Central ave-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-09

furnishing sufficient gas to the various
mills and factories for Resumption OIL
operations in full this morning.
The heavy snow which fell Iuesady
night and early yesterday morning
caused traffic on the Bellalre DIVISION
OF the B., B. & M. F. electric car me
to be considerably delayed yesterday
morning. Salt cars were run over the
road continually yesterday morning.
Later in the day cars were running Oh
schedule time over the line.
Last evening at seven O'Clock the
thermometer at the City Hall register
ed five degrees above zero.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-09

Doctor J. Zachary Taylor, one of the
most prominent physicians of Balti-
more, residing at East Lanvale street,
says: Nothing yet devised or invent
ed by man is as good for catarrh as the
treatment applied through the agency
of Munyon's Inhaler. From careful
examination Of the principles of the
Inhaler and the direct application of
the remedy to the seat of the disease,
l speak wonders for it as a cure for
catarrh and bronchial troubles. 1t will
prove a most efficient remedy in case
OF diphtheria or sore throat"