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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14
Two Additional Regiments.

New York, Sept. 11.-A special to
the Tribune from Washington says:
Orders will be issued from the war de-.
partment in day or two announcing
the field and staff officers OF two addi.
tional volunteer regiments. which will
be organized after the manner Of the
so-called immune regiments sent to
Cuba last year.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

Key West, Sept. ll.-Thirty cases
of yellow fever have been reported dur.
ing the past "a hours, including two
cases previously omitted. The tota.
number occurring to date. SO far as
known, is 1877. Two deaths have been
reported during the past "a hours,
making the total number Of deaths
nine
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

Key West, Fla, Sept. 9.-Seventy-
seven cases of yellow fever have been
reported up to last night, with a total
of seven deaths to date. Prospects for
stamping out the fever are not very
encouraging.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
SlrdIcg..

A TTENrIoN-oLD DIR GRtSDLE, GRIDCNra
~ UNIV EhSiri OF THE CITY OF MEN YORK,
MEDICAL nEPARrMEEr. 30 YEARS ASrrClALINe
IN DISEASES or AEN. OLD DIR uRISDlE has
Oteh longer established aud has had more rxpe-
riehce than any other aIyrrising phys ctn: rity
papers prove this. Under HIS scientific trrItucn
oloou anu SKIN Diseases. pain In bones. rod spots
sore throat and month, ulcers. PAINFUL swcllnIs
Kidney and bladder complaints. scaldng milan.
nation, gravel. undeyeloped organs. wrAz blik ion
N,allty, are speedily, permanently cured Men
about TO marry should consult Old DR. GRINDLR
impec,ments removed. Sufferers, do not waste
tame Visiting Less skilrul PHYSICIANS. Remem Dor.
oldIDR. INDIE ha. record FOR Inaryen ous
cures. OFFICE OVER ~ YEARS NJ III West I2th
az, between dth and 9Th avs Advice free Mell-
cine. 81 Hours. - tn ~; SUNDAYS. u tn3.
OLD DIR. GREY, a. ycnrs u sp-ciaItst In
diseases OF men only. Quickest perm hnent curs
guaranteed IN all the dis"ASeS prculinrto inen blood
poison, skin diI-aSeH, kidney and bladder trouble
weakness. nervous debility, errors ot youth hal
dreams nnd"y"l4ned orrnns mprdimenis to mar
riage Nc. Consult old Dr. Grey arst he Ia the old.
est established and tho longest in practice OF any
specialist In the city. once over rs years Al 100
Fast eth st. near triOn square Hours 70 10 a. Sun.
days - 81 Scientific trnatmont advice free M,di.
cine only 30 oonts. No charge unless cured
A.-A.-A.-OUICKESr PERMAS VIEW y
ttHE ~ diseases OF men; dangerous cAsea AZ.
lclted; RELIEF at once; those desiring only hrst.
class sienuhc Treatment should call TIL ieadin,,
tto g. to ~ sundays, 10 to l. 'N'
A-A-DR, CoNRAD's sANITARIuM us,,b 1890,
~ -DlS"as"s % women; newly aud compisteiy
nee Hours "-H. send for booklet Tel a3Sn .,u,h
4QTH ST, ?2s wEsT-Dr. Grove euro, ,rr,,,,,,..,
1c ues al once without pain or medicine *, s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
WINTERS HERE NOW SURE
FOR THE COPS NAVE GATHERED
Nv OLD JOHN KELLY.

He's the Hermit of the wharvrs and n
Privileged Character That tho Work
house Claims Only in Cold Weather.
Old John Kelly was one Of two tramps in the
prisoners line in the jefferson Market police
court yesterday. Policeman Dan Maloney had
gathered Kelly in and Magistrate Mayo sent
him TO the workhouse for three months.
WELL now winter come for sure" said the
policemen when they caught sight OF Kelly's
matted gray locks and grimy face. for the old
man has long been privileged char
acter around the wharves. and tho cop
who ropes him in prematurely must be very
green. At the beginning OF every winter he Ia
deprived Of his liberty but that IL to protect
him against his own indifference to weather
and wind Last winter they let him atay out
little too long. and when the big blizzard swa
lowed up the city. Kelly at tho eleventh hour
was dug out OF n snowirift In which he was
sleeping as contentedy as baby In its cradle.
This winter his friends the policemen. are TAX
ing no chances.
The story has it-and every man In the Police
Department will swear that II IL true-thst
Kelly has not done a stroke OF work since tho
end Of the Civil War He was then ,ns smart
works and his savings amounted to more than
S2.0QO Banks we're bursting to right and ley.
earned money to any such unstable institutions,
30 he bought a gold-diRgers belt and carried
all hia wealth about him day and nlght-just
as he does nowadays. One evening aome
crooks who had heard OF the tempting contents
OF this girdle got Kelly drinking, dragged his
LIQUOR and sent him on twenty-tour. hour trip
into dreamland When no returned to con-
sciousness and headache the belt. the money
aud an indescrbahle something in kolly'a soul
had disappeared together. He rose un "A
changed man and swore n sncred oath that
never more In his mortal life should his hands
be deflled by work since the proceeds could not
be secure. He has kept his word.
He has also lived rs true philosopher.
Kelly In very rich. for he is bothered only with
a minimum Of needs and desires, and insensi-
BILE to hardship pain and want. he asks for
one desideratum for which he constantly
yearns and seeks. Inhabited places arc
summed by him and coal cars are his
javorite haunts. He has now fire.
uuented them so long that washing hns
become supcrhuous. because futile. He
eats when food ? at - n,v
not condescend to ask for Il. and he differs
from the average. unphilosophical tramp by
not caring much for strong liquors. II ts said.
finally. but IL cannot be proved conclusivnly.
that Kelly has not been In u bed for more than
thirty years also that his favorite position for
sleep 10 standing up.
Kelly L. rs years old now. according to his
own confession in court yesterday. He has
much vitality left. apparently. hut II he has re-
tanned a single hope. II Ia probably to be back
among his customary haunts along the North
River front when the spring sun melts the last
snow In the crevces OF the Palisades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
BRooxLYy,s WATER SHORTAGE
Grave warning From the Engineer In
charge of the system.

Engineer Robert Van Buren,. having charge
OF the Water Department in Brooklyn. says In
his report to Deputy Commissioner OF Water
Supply James Moffatt in regard to the threat
ened water famine In that borough:
"Since the 9th day Of June OF the present
year our consumption OF wntcr has exceeded
the supply. 30 that we have been compelled to
draw from the storage reservoir from that date
to tho first OF this month Si1 100000 gallons.
or ut the rate OF nearly 5.OOO.OOO gallons per
day: and at q O'Clock this morning there
we're left in the storage reservoir only a
little over 1OO.000.0OO gallons. 40 that
It may be considered practically empty
Our average daily consumption during
the month Of November last was little
over ~. 900. 600 gallons. and at Rldgewood the
contents oil our three basins has been tke-
wise reduced to 232, 900 900 gallons. so that
our margin OF safety Is decidedly insufficient
and warrants the gravest apprehensions IN
case we should have no rains OF Importance
within the next Ave or six weeks. TO say
nothing OF the evils to be apprehended IN
would leave us only the RidRewOod storage
to fall back upon-l O.. less than three days
Mr. Van Buren, calls attention to his frequent
warnings regarding the inadequate water sup
ply and his mnendation for it's improve
ment He urges the immeiinte construction
OF additional pipe conduit He saws in closing
e In regard to the imminent shortage, hest
tate yet to apply to the public to take such
measures As may reduce the consumption. but n
house-to- house inspection to detect and pre-:
vent Leakage. which In former years has yielded
the best results. would seem to me advisable
The house. to- house inspection began vester-
day under Deputy Commissioner Monatts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was
fled yesterday against Hotchkiss & Wilcox.
stock brokers of 80 Broadway. by the follow
ing creditors: Walter =. BiGelow. ST. 2s: Ernest
H. Wanda. SI17. and James Adimor. 1850. The
claims are for damages for the conversion OF
certain securities.
Paul II. Arndt and Rudolph wiesner COM
posing the firm OF Arndt 4 Wiesner. grocers at
b+5 Columbus avenue. have fled a petition in
bankruptcy. with liabilities, S7,2lS. and assets.
S3,4O2.
John J. Hickey. residing at 5e4 Second ave-
nue.. manager OF liquor store. has filed a petit
ton In bankruptcy with liabilities sl0.4O3 and
no assets.
Flora Lederer. residing on West 18th street.
has hled petition in bankruptcy 70 get rid OF
deficiency judgment for $1,000 in favor OF
Anna q. Randell. She has no assets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

Cotton advanced carly in tho day on higher cables
and eSpcctitons OF light receipts while II was also
strengthened by Wall street buying aud local cover
ing OF shorts. Later on. however. Unexpectedly
large receipts At the interior for the week az
we'll a. larger arrivals at the ports than ad been
generally Anticipated together with break in Liver.
pool caused a reaction and the early advance WAS
lost and ANAL prices showed = moderate decline for
tho dav. The quantity brought la sight was $50 600
baies against aoo.ooo in the came week IN lsps. In.
terror receipts were 49, .3;.6. q gain OF 20 ODO
for the week. Interior stocks increased 81.
600 and shipments IL: 400. Tho New Orleans
estimate was tearish. Not . few OF the interior
towns received more cotton for tho week than Z n
III" corresponding week last year 10 ia believed
that the interior receipts and tho dcpreSr sion In the
London stock market haG some eject In Liverpo, H.
The gnenilty brought into sight however was fully
2oOoo bales less than expected, Liverpool stocks
show decrssse aud are now 400 900 bales less than
year ago. Manchester Adyices report n good IL.
mand. The Spcsulat' on here has dwindled for the
moment Ia very modest proportions
tpffEE.-R io on the spO' was trmer. with No
6''1Ic. Sales OF 900 bags Rio No. on the spot ON
private terms and LOCO do. to arrive by sail AZ
dpoc.; also $500 Marscaibo. Futures declined &
points carly but rallied and closed 10 TO 10 points
higher Havre and Hamburg declined y Rio
Jancro arm NJ ~ reis advance Exchange I'd a -acl
deciine, Receipts : 900 bags stock, $4,000 bags
stock va. 900 bags American warehouse deliveries
?l.<sh bags. Future trading was az follows the
sales being $4,000 bags:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

Coffee declined early. owing to castor European
and santos cables, where there still seems 10 be
far that Santos conce destined originally for Amer.
icHr markets may he sent thitier. on the other
hand the warehouse deliveries were large and the
Rral. an receipts. especially at Rio, The closing
prices were higher owing TO buying for long
account by local operators and a disincli
nation TO sell in thu face OF the small re-.
OF baltimore estimates tho growing crop OF 10 AZ
2,Iho,oon and OF santos IT. $50 ono: total 900 900
bags or half million below tho estimates ~
some other houses Receipts at Rio and Santos
the month against ,ish 900 for the sams month
last year and sidouuin December 1877. II The
worlds deliveries this NTH reach the average nf
the previous three months, that IL 300 900 bags
another decrease In tho visible supply NAV r,t'uce
stocks on January 1900 10 about J. 81. 900 bags
PREDICTS falling IN In the mild crops this sea.
OF nearly i,OOn. 900 bags.
Copper was dull. London easier. Spot era los
FUTURES ga los Lead scarce and trni with fair
higher; Iron dull here aud abroad GLASGOW Oas
Id. aud Middleshoro dSs Tin weak and dnll De
ccmber and January 2GacH.5o. London SPOT
fl2o &c. I'd, drop ~ EI los this woek. New York
prices wers as follows Copper, lake spot, i7si7.aS
tin. spot 26.bos27; tin plates, .sh; piv lead
S;9@!7h: spelter., spot 4so94..b; No. /
iron warrants No. nominal
Naval sToREs,-snirits Of tnrpentinc: 6iHs52c,
PRoyIsioSs-Pork was in tight demand Mess
sM6o@sin.ho Lard was nrm"r Spot Western
sh.nh; refined Continent ti.no Meats steady
Picked shoulders TO-: hams, sksoc bellies 5Ita
SuoAR--haw steady at 4',c. for ~, Refined was
shading soft grades, Nos / to ~, Lido.
CHICAGO. Dec. s,-rhese were to-day's prices;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Indictment Against Nelson =. Weeks Dis
missed.

The indictment for mGnslaughter against
Nelson S. Weeks. the Hackensack Sunday
school superintendent who was with Aimee
Smith In April 1897. when she died at the
Hotel Victor. was dismissed yesterday by Jus
tice Fursman in the Criminal Branch Of the
Supreme Court. The Court said that an eN-
animation OF the papers showed there was no
wife and children. and the girl. then about
20 years old. visited the hotel at Third
avenue and Twenty. fourth street one morning
In April. 1891 Weeks left soOn after. telling
one OF the hotel employees that a woman was
sick upstairs The smith girl was found TO be
III and died later In Bellevue Hospital from tho
effects OF carboc acid poisoning. Weeks has
been at liberty on his own recogni2ance for
some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FRIDAy. Dec. 4.


The protracted closeness OF the money mar
ket and the absence OF both public and manip-
ulatiye support precipitated further liauida-
tion in stocks to. day. particularly In the indus
trial issues. As approach Ia made to the end
OF the year there Is a stiffeninR OF the money
markets throughout the world which 10 due in
large measure to the extraordinary CONNER
cial and industrial activity In this country and
in Great Britain. The advance In the value OF
loanable funds has finally extended to Paris.
where the money market has been undlsturbed
for a long time.
The foreign monetary situation as we'll as
the uncertain condition OF the war in South
Africa deprived the stock market OF any sup
port from London. About the only demand for
stocks came from the short interest and from
professional speculators who from time to
time considered II worth while to play the mar
ket for rally The greatest activity was In
Sugar Refining and the trading In that stock
resulted In a net decline OF ~ per cent. This
was a natural movement after the declaration
OF dividend which unquestionably was not
earned within the period for which IL 10 paid.
All the iron and steel stocks we're active and
exceptionally weak. 1t begins to look as N the
circumstances likely to affect these securities.
which were set forth in .his column under date
OF Oct 81. were becoming operative sooner
than many speculative noioers hau
expected. Ihe heaviest traoinR was IN
Federal steel common put the net
loss on - per cent sustained oy " was sue.
ceeded oy one OF nVe points IN american steer
and wire common ana one OF os points IN
tennessee Coal ana iron, Ihe Tobacco STOCKS
also made conspicuousiy uhlavoraoIe snow.
Ing. Inc Indications are that the comoiheo
American ana continental companies are
about to encounter new competition OF no
mean importance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

NORTH ToNAwANDA. Dec. S.-The Rev John
A. Copeland, the preacher who stirred up
church and social circles here last spring by
his pulpit criticisms. was arrested late this
afternoon on charge OF Illegal voting. He was
taken before Judge smith and waived examin-
ut on. He and his friends hustled about and
secured bondsmcn. and he was released 10 ap-
pear before the Grand Jury in Lock port Mr..
Copeland voted in the Third ward Of this city
Robert y. Hale, who alleged that the minister
was citizen OF Rochester Mr. Copeland and
city and had right to register and vote here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Assistant Clerk wilson Can Sue.

The pay Of Albert q. Wilson. assistant clerk
IN a Magistrates court, was withheld since
last July because the Civil Service Board would
not certify that he was appointed according to
law. He had been appointed last February
and the new law did not go into effect until
April ~ last, The Commissioners would not
certify his name because IL was claimed that
he should have passed nm examination anew
under the new law as he was reappointed for
another term while 1t was In effect. He asked
writ OF mandamus TO compel such crrtica-
ton. but tho Appellate Division Of the supreme
Court decided yesterday that the certificate i'd
not neceSSarY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
JOITISGS ABOUT TOWN.

Henry Joseph. 10 months old, of 500 West Twenty.
fourth street WAS choked To death yesterday by try
ing to swallow u piece OF meat.
John SchAener who lives somewhere in East
Forty sixth street was run over by Dab at Eighth
avenue and Thirty-eRhth street yesterday after.
A he is Gh years old, 1t Is feared that In,
injuries will prove fatal,
The sheriff sold out yesterday the right title and
interest OF the n Progr,So NdiO.d msr,cdn0 News.
paper Company, In the presses, type, ONCE flrni.
M and books AT 4. Duane street under an exrc,I.
sAlo realized $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

At the last meeting OF tho New York Board OF
Trade and TRANSPORTATION the following reso-
luton was referred to the Committee on
Finance:
RESOLVED. That we ask the Congress OF tho
United States to enact law establishing tho
and providing that bonds and notes OF the
United States and all paper money including
national and bank notes, shall be- redeemed in
gold"
Al a meeting OF the Committee held yester-
day II was decided TO urge the passage OF tho
bill now before the House OF Representatives.
or one on substantially the same lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
GIRL ACCUSER ADMITS PERJURY
She swore Falsely That She Was Dragged,
She says In Court.

Jennie ortner. Il venrs old OF SO Columbia
street made an affidavit in tho Essex Market
police court yesterday In which she charged
Reuben Zentlerschner. 10 years old. OF 90 suf-
folk street with having drugged and assaulted
her
rs this true7" asked Magistrate Meade.
when the prisoner was arraigned
No" replied the girl. "ho did not drug me-"
Magistrate.
The girl declared that her mother had made
her swear falsely.
Il think you have been told what to say" re-
marked the Magistrate, and I'll commit you
10 the House OF Detention TO insure YOUR pres
ence here "a q Witness" He held Xentler-
schn"r In $1,000 bail on a simple charge OF
assault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
"POLICE GAZETTE" OFFICE ROBBERY.
Thieves Collected Trophies Valued Mt
$4,000. but Didn't Get Away.

John W. Tyseey. an Englishman with no
home. and Martin Flanagan OF 20 Cherry
street were held by Magistrate Pool in the
Centre street police court yesterday for trial on
the charge Of grand larceny They walked into
the office OF Richard X. Fox Of the Police
Gazette Yesterday morning. and fading the
room empty gathered together athletic trophies
valued at $1,000: among them tn" jewelled belt
presented by Mr.. Fox 20 John l.. sullivan
They were detected before they could get
away with their plundcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Mrs. Ledyard's win Probated.

The will OF Matilda Cass Ledyard was ad-
mittod to probate yesterday after objections
to its probate had been withdrawn. Letters
testamentary were issued to Maud Spencer
Ledyard aud Charles Il, Hughes the executors
specific lcgacies amounting to $1,000. the en-
tire estate will 20 to Elizabeth Cass Goddard
testator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Company II. Eighth Regiment. Frames an
Apology.

Company II OF the Eighth Regiment. which
recently signed a petition TO Gov. Roosevelt on
behalf OF Capt. Joseph Solomon claiming tho
latter was being prosecuted, held a meeting
H. Jarvis addressed the men He informed
them that they had violated military laws In
signing the petition. and even admitting that
they Ind unwittingly done so. an apology was
due from them. The company then signed n
statement to the effect that they had been mis-
led by Capt. Solomon, and ,regretting that
they had taken the stand they had.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Rotterdnm's Sailing Delayed.

The Holland America steamship Rotterdam.
which was scheduled to sail for ROTTERDAM
to-day, will not be able to do so because about
was in collision with the breakwater ut
Bouogne on Nov. -. while on her last VOYAGE
70 this port, She went into dry dock at Erie
Basin yesterday for repairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
warSIawiak Case Not Popular With Min
listers.

Moderator Dufleld OF the New York Pres
bytery has had 80 much difficulty IL getting
ministers 70 serve on tho commission which
he was ordered to name to look into affairs OF
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. with
especial reference to the action OF tho majority
Of that church's Session IN reinstating HERNIA
WarsZawak to membership. that tha commits.
sion il still incomplete and cannot report at
the meeting OF Presbvtrry next Monday. Ths
trouble SCENE TO be that nobody wants to be
mixed up with the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Fund. Needed for Porto Rlcan Sufferers.

From Bishop Benk OF Porto Rico the Central
Relief Association OF New York. OF which Cor
nellus y Bliss il chairman and Warner Van
Norden treasurer. has Just received word that
needs Of the islanders, who suffered by the
great flood Of last summer. is over. funds are
still needed for those who are left entirely
homeless and helpless. Tho association has
nlreAdy Colleeted more than SDO. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
WIDOW LOSES HER DIAMONDS.
Thieves Get Booty Worth $4,000 From
Her Flnt-Neighbor Of McClusky's.

Mrs. Margaret Sharp. widow OF II West
Sixty-eighth street has reported to the police
that burglars entered her fiat on Saturday last
and stole $4,000 in diamonds. jewelry. money
and bonds. Mrs. Sharp left her apartment at
. O'Clock on Saturday afternoon and didn't re-
fusion when she entered. and mahogany case
In which she lett her valunhles had been pred
open and the contents stolen.
Capt. McCusky occupied the nat over Mrs.
Sharp's until week ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Bankers and 8roktrs.
Dividends aud Interest.

THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS
AND UNION STOCK YARDS COMPANY.
The Board VI Directors have this day declared
q quarterly dividend OF nne aud 4 half per
cent. on the Preferred stock and a selIi.annual
dividend " four per cent. on the Common stock
Of the Company. payabl" at the office OF this
ConpHny, NJ. 40 Wall street New York city. on the
I'd day of January. 1900. n stockholders ~ rec.
ord at the close ~ the transfer books Thursisy
Dec. IL, lSps. at o'clock p. NJ. Transfer books
will reopen on Januarv 3. 1900.
WILLIAM &. LANE. Treasurer.
jersey city, y. j., Dec. \, 1889.
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
New York. Soyember ~. lspp-A quarterly divi-
dend OF ONE ASD ONE-QrhRTER uAD PER CENT.
on the capital stock Of this Company will he pad At
the Office OF the COMPANY. 81 CDrtlAn 1t street in
this city. on aud after Friday December Is, isga.
The transfer. books will ho closed from the close OF
business to-day until the morning OF Saturday. Do
cember III. i-pp.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
COMMERCIAL

FHrpAY. Dec. -wheat--Spot was
Arm. but not active. Sales 200.O00 bush. in
Guiding $4,000 bush. at tho outports. No.
red. in elevator. December price. No. hard
Duluth, SIC. over May. Futures advanced
80. to hc., with sales Of $4,000 bush. Us fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
miscellaneous.

w ANTED-A case o. bal health that Rtp, y :,
long he o On, S Sycs TneS baHsh sad pro-
on on thr and accept no su 5stitmt
samples AMI ma may Se had At amy drug store Tai
m t any addr 'ss for . can.s inrwsS Tl!l DO
hipths Chemical Co., No 10 Sprncr AZ "Sfsed to III,
iT Th espy Growing in its mother . arms
The biushinwp ns and attending school
Tb ere n Senonted by Ripans Tabnis o'"rn''
The weak old 1 TT, ,ta ', prime Of life.
"FFin nT indiHesuon palms ar AZ handA
'tuA oeneht In these R-I.P.X.S,A