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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

HOSIERY VALUES-We are proud Of orr Hosiery
Department because Of the enormous business it does and
there is only for this, we sell better Hosiery
tor the money than any other store in Norfolk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

MILLER, RHOADS & CO.'S
SILK PET TICOATS have charm
about them all their own-a stylish
dependable feature that insures you
your moneys worth. While we do
not aim to sell the cheapest Petticoats
in Norfolk, We do aim, and do sell
the best Petticoat for the money ever
offered.
This week we have on show an
endless variety Of Plain Colors and
PIaids at $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

: Norfolk, left last
america.
Hin, OF Butte street.
35ay from Char
had been to at
ow OF Georgia,
city. Is visiting
Cooke. on York
IA. OF Charlotte
The guest of Miss
News, returned
II VINO mas been
aEFrs Henry Lit
EIeney White,
Jhas returned to
I'D f3A3
evils, on Free
lloyd have re-
: rHss1mandant
q "a gave an.
a ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

The year 1893 ushered in an era Of ousl-
ness prosperity without precedent in the
affairs CT this nation. and 90 the remotest
hamlet and cross roads in the old COM
inopwealth the chinook wind OF good TIMES
is blowing. 80 ,bo
The whir OF wheels and the ring or INC
anvil make gladscme music everywhere III
Virginia. ,-... .,.
Where there are no new enterprises '''-
old ones have expanded aud there Is TO
more cry of hard times.
The air IS full az The ozone OF prosperity
and cheerfulness reigns. The farmers are
having their bills. the tax collectors garner
the taxes without levy and cash mas taA'h
the place OF credit Work IL good wages
a.od prlces for products and buyer ior
evorvthine OF value makes prosperity roll
1he reports from every town, large or
small. ten Of new industries ana the ca
mansion OF the I'd. So great IS the ousi-
ness activity over former years that there
is a fear by nearly every people that the
innression may prevail that their town Is
on n boom and this idea they are quick
20 roludiatc. ...,,s
Thera is 10 boom. The same story comes
from every point of the compass IN the old
Commonwealth.
The people are hopeful, confident ana
husv They have money I'm their lnslue
pockets. Prosperity reigns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

Iccai.
Schooner owned by Richmond men
sunk OF Hatieras.
THE Boulevard may be extended.
-Nan. marriages of the day
Jefferson Clubs enjoyable smoker.
Music In the churches to-day.
Meeting OF the Virginia Historical so-
ciety.
-Skating on the lakes.
Letter from Hon. A. NJ. Kelley.
State.
-p0tetourc elects thirly-three delegates
to the senatorial convention IN favor Of
Or. A. Nash Johnston. and AlleGhany
nineteen for w. L. Allen.
Albert Hunt. who shot John X. Par.
rlsh. asks for bail.
A popular young man drowned while
skating at Lynchburg.
General.
Secretary Hays nesofiations for opeu
door policy IA China meet favorable re-
Spouse from great powers.
"A large fire In Chicago. nine nremep
injured.
Foresgn.
british show renewed activity
Butter preparing 70 make an advance.
Funeral OF General Lawion In Manila.
Colonel iocke't defeats insurgents o,f
a blsl.laas charge,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

mills. large tannery two shoe factories.
Woodworking establishment large Ice
plant and storage houses. wagon factory,
two carriage factories and repair shops.
two pickle factories, large granite works,
a smoke and rim factory. a rim. chair
round and rocker factory; a partial fur
niture factory. an electric hsht plant,
frst-ciass telephone system, eharehes or
most every denomination banks with
ample capital. good schools and hotels, a
spendidly equipped co-educational colese
or these. one OF the toundries and the leo
plant were established the present year;
as also among other acquisitions, was
the Mary Washington Hospital, which
was built through the efforts OF the la
dies
Travelling salesmen say the credit of
Fredericksburg merchants is not sur
passed by those Of any place In the st4ie.
The city owns and operates the water
works and gas works, and both are
sources Of revenue. Many handsome resi-
deneos we're erected IN 1890 The FORE
going facts, coupled with an increased In.
teresl n all business enterprises, ana an
unusually large and satisfactory trade
with merchants and manufacturers.
stamn tho year 1880 as one OF great pros
perity and generally gratifying sllts.
OF the new developments IN cohtchpii-
tion FOR 1890. which viii be Of great value
10 the c'ty. may be menfioned th' .o-
posed building by capitalists or a sugar
beet plant AZ a cost OF >i50,oOQ, a new e''e-
tric light plant by the city: a large 1nf
attractive business building on the cor
ner OF Main and Hanover streets by
syndicate, and another Of lar8e dimen-
sions. three stories high, on tho corner or
Commerce and Princess Anne streets, ~
one Of our progressive capitalists: q fuller
development Of the magnificent water
power. with rhe prospect Of many new
dwellings. and the almost certain assur-
ance that Congress will this session make
the necessary appropriation for the Bat
tiehelds Park. and it's attractive features
here and Ia this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
BRITISH SHOW
MORE ACTIVITY
tits Predicted That Ladysmith VIII be
Relieved About January 9TH.
Butler Preparing TO Advance.

LONDON, Dec. S1.-4:5o \. M.-During
,he night OF December 2sth Ladysmlth
and Chieveley Camp were in fun COM
municauon, the former reporting ''all
we'll"
While the signalling was in progress the
Beers attempted to muddle the messages
with flashlights from each extremity Of
their long entrenched line. The Naval
Brigado shelled the Boer positions which
were plainly revealed by their own lights
The Naval Battery resumed the shelllng
Of ;hs Boer trenches on the morning OF
Dec mber 10Th, but their FIRE failed to
elicit any sign of life
A dispatch from Cape Town, dated
Wednesday. December 9th, announced
that an armored train had restored COM
munication with Dordrech:, where the
Free STATE nag had been hauled down.
ana the Beers had been driven from the
adjacent hills 10 Stormberg.
LONDON, Dec. se.--rhe reported sortie
from Ladysmith resulting In the capture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
OANVILLE'S GROWTH.
Fine New Depot Under Construction
by the Southern.


by the Southern.
DANVuIE. Dec. Special-From a
business standpoint DanVlie viii COM
nenoe It's new year with brighter pros
nects than at any time In her history.
Tho recent improvements in her streets
street-car lire and depots will add much
"a her future welfare As a tobacco cen-
ire she still leads the loose leaf tobacco
market Of the world.
Within the past few years the BUSINESS
Mems Association has pushed IT'S Weilate
as a manufacturing centre FAR TO the
front. within the past week there mas
been chartered a pants factory which
will give employment 70 a large number
of people.
seven large cotton factories afford en-
piovment TO nearly five thousand men,
women and children, while her tobacco
factories are the means Of support or
huudrods of darkios. Within tne past
few wears The town Of NeapO.is has been
annexed 10 Greater Danviile. thereby IN
crcasing her recorded population nearly
six thousand and placing her total pop
ulauon. according TO a census OF year
ago. AZ about 2QO.
Beginning January 1, 1900 the single
line street-car system Will be aoOlshed'
au0 a lUNNo IlN" hatl pr" ittNA- 600
soon as the work can be completed. The
street-car tracks viii be extended 10
north Main street. thus connecting the
north and south portions Oi -ne c9 Ii.1
innproyement has been "A matter OF dis
cussion between the slreet-car company
ana many leading citizens tor hre years
or More The opposition claimed ihAi
fbn cars crossing the rsidge across
Dan river would prevent farmers cross
ing. and thereby affect the tobacco mar
ket.
AT a recent meeting OF the City CoTn-
cn bonds amounting 20 10000 were IS
sued for street Improvements and the
contract for such work has been given
out. The work viii be commenced the
first Of the year. Belgian blocks and
vitrified brick will be used In the paving.
The southern railway has been az work
here. too and a new and handsome DEPOT
is under process OF erection. This depot
covers a space OF about 75x300 feet II
will be composed OF white brick trimmed
I'm terra-cotta This building will be one
OF the most attractive structures erected
In panvllle IN many years. Since the
Southern railway has owned and oper-
ated the old Atlantic and Danville sys-
tenn the railways have all had common
centre. thus making the new depot
union depot for Washington. Richmond,
Norfolk, Martinsyille and all points
South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
A LARGE FIRE
IN CHICAGO
Nine Fremen Were Injured and a
Loss Of $95O,OOO Caused.
Three Alarms Sent in.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Firc at an early
hour to-day completely Surted the Dulu-
ings extending from 10 10 - Monroe
street, badly damaged the Duldlns az
2l2-21t Monroe street caused loss ag-
gregating $4,000. and resulted in the in-
Jury OF nine hrcmen. TWO of them, cap
tain Robert O'COnnor ana James WOOL
ley, We're seriously injured.
The fire is supposed 70 have originated
on The second fOor In the work-rOom Of
Noolley and Company, wholesale wool
ems. at go and 222 Monroe street, ana
famed by a fierce northwest wind spread
SO rapidly that when the first hre COM
panles arrived on the scene the whole
south end Of the building was mass
of flames.
A second. and then a third alarm was
sent in, but In spite Of the tons of wa-e
thrown into the burning buildings by
thirty-elght engines and TWO hre tugs,
the wind and the bitter cold so hindered
The hremen that for a time the entire
wholesale district was iR danger. The
flames quickly communicated 20 the
buildings at 2l6 and 2iS Monroe street.
but there their progress was hnaiy
checked
Immense brands were carried long dis
tances and the fremen were kept busy
eXtiuguishing small fires on nearby
roofs. The principal losses follow:
building at 220-222 Monroe street, loss
$4,000: Edwards. StanwOOd & Company
successors 10 Phelps, Dodge & Palmer.
boots and shoes. third and sixth floors,
loss 10000; Wooiley & Company, first
and second floors wooden goods, loss
Sls5.O00: building at 2l6-2ls Monroe street,
occupied by j. W. Butler Paper Com
pany. loss $500; j. w. Butler Parer
l.u ftatf
insured. Henry o. Sheppard Company
printers. occupying building at 2l2-2ll
Monroe street. loss 10000.
WELL ISuNRED.
The building at 2l7 Firth avenue was
also damaged 20 the extent Of 5000. : Ost
OF the losses are well covered by insur-
ance.
Tho escapes from death Of Captains
O'Connor. Evans and Carey and Firemcn
Padden. O Ohora and three others. was
little short of miraculous. All Of the
men were working On the roof Of the
building at 2i6-Hs Monroe street and as
the FIRE crept closer 10 the vests of
the structure. the men were gradually
driven toward the middle Of the roof
Suddenly the east wall Of the building
adjoining fell with a terrific crash. An
immense mass OF brick and tlmbers
cruched into the roof where Captain
O'Conn0r and his men We're a, work. The
roof tore away from the sides and fell
with a crash 10 the floor beneath, car
rylng Pipemen OHara and Padden down
In the debris and leaving the others n
the frail broken edge OF the roof. h.sl
above the flames Captain OC0nnor.
Lieutenant Callahan ard Pipeman Foun-
tain and Morgan finally succeeded in
rescuing the two unfortunate pipemen.
And crawling along the shaking walls.
made their way 20 the Are escape and
safely 10 the ground
After the fire Ind been raging about
m hour and a half the walls began fall
ing. and several nrenen were more or
less injured. James Woolley 80 seriously
that he Was taken 70 the hospital
The IRE was one ~ the worst in years.
and the intense cold hampercd the fire.
men in their work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
PULASKI PROSPEROUS.
Much Building is Being Done There
aud Furnaces are Enlarged.


PULASKI, VA, Dec. O.-Specal.-Pu-
lask has had a prosperous year. ard has
bright pro pecis for 1900. Her Christmas
trade mas been far the best in her story
During the year 1899 her furnaces have
been enlarged and improved. thus IN
creasing their output and employing more
hands and paying higher wages. This u
especially true Of the Bertha Mineral
COmpanys zinc furnaces at Pulaski, -
an number, under the immediate manage
ment o. Vice President Geo. T.. Holstcin.
This company is building new warehouses
for its ores in their yards az Pulaski. ana
has stored away already a supply OF oro
for Il months. IL Is building a number oc
large. handsome houses for is officers.
thus adding much 10 the attractions OF
the city.
The city has this year improved its
streets and walks. making good. perma-
nent ones IL has bought and now owns
its light and water power, which the
Pulaski Land Company formerly owned
Some good roads have been made by
the county OF Pulaski to the city Of Pulas-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

II AM, ci,,, b.s inst cause for conerst-
..,..t,... ....... t,., ,,,,,,iG.o,t Industrial
and commeiciAi RECORDS HaNe lot o"o
year Richmond is pre- emincntly that city,
ard 10qa is that wear Not for twenty
,,.., e,r .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. -
hNe years. h'i H' aus '''
years. has Richmond stood out go con-
spicuousy as "a great manufacturing and
,,....,rtii, c,r,ra rbo ,.csr tSoe was an
,- .,..
''" D" '"- p''7'''f '"'
ar The South. That year brought Ioftn
ats wAlch win stand for many years
.. conn, .s l,lf.-,.,tlo o~oof 1,st Rich
mond is great hhdhciai eoiiiHleI'i'i
and distributing point. commanding pro-
ductIyo territory for many hundreds Of
"''." 'h ''' gus '''''''"S'
People were happier this year. and par
ueular'y during the last half OF the year.
c.o.,~ .~,i.,,. ,,.r. o,t or c,,,,o,,,ort
'""h ever ''I'i'' ''EE''7 ana Io-eIs VINO
were year ae1 SD numeroust encoun-
tered by rcd.st..4ns on the streets. have
l,.., ..l.,.,, ..... .l,,.f,. +i.,. ,,e.. r,,, ,,
i'e m'h'h-. in' chaFllaoie institutions
which make t their business 90 assist
worthy cases here and there throughout
the c.ty have had less to do than ever
before. and Oh, general business condi-
tiors of BiehmonI and the trerrltory SUR
rounding 10 have been far superior 10 that
o. ans ume in thc history OF the ci.y.
HER MANY ADVANTAGES.
let us look lt Richmond and refer
Arcly 10 her many adyaniag s. ard
which are tempting capitalists. tourists
ana rsid n coming from various paris
of The country There IS mo- city in the
United States sl r4Vorablv located $50 far
as hlr climatic blessings are concerned
Richmond occupies % central position
couveulcut % th. North South. West and
to the Alarf. coast She is Just far
enough South 10 escapo The chilling
blasts of tnc rlgid Northern cline. and
hsf far cnoueh North no escape cxces-
re heat ana tendency towards fever
and malaria Richmond IS one OF The
heqlthiost cities IN fho world rha low
mortality shows tins fact beyond a doubt
The city ls So situliod as Co derive an
tte ad,sntao's from mos. excellent
r.tYr.l 3ralnsea TIE streets are sell
5,.o r,,as,. f,r ann. lor.fb of ti.1o and
e-i.... dustr for long period s.andinc
.,.. .,... tiu. ., bo,,.,- vain .fyvaN. washes
th. ..r.o.. th,~auoht, and .hortlv. arter
on. o- .hoso rains ibo thorouehfar,e NJ
Richmond attract tyidr-eproad attention
bv rr..or M fro'r cleanliness
rDrrA1FoNkL CENTRE
As an .t..atfonal center tberc arc foyy
rltio. in Ama-i., which stand uuoo so
high "a piano several oxcelien. female
COLLEGES .n8id COLLEGIATE Institution.
TWO nreo ana aor~iebinc medical insti-
tu.ior. with su tho annliarc.s nj modern
hosritsls attached ,n cvoonsrt ,e,bso-
40, f,s+ft,,f. ana ,.. 20 ,i,o erost nublic
echool .,ste,r- h, -, 80. If, cor-
sricraus tiAro in ne ea,catIonaf world
1t. iibarai prs,,.,i,,, ,..1,,so,1 i,,,,orcs
foreos,i rl,l,it o,.,-.. .-a ,,,--,,,c,hl,.
compefort teachers qre.tl,. s,,e,otbe, its
afventares in fbi. r.s,oot -rb.~o are
also the innp.rces of so,.er,l eiro,i,.ipr
libraries musfc71 oroaniz,tfo,s and nt-
efsrv ana ar clubs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
MAKE A GLAD SONG OF PROSPERITY.
The Chinook Wind Of Business Blows in Every
Hamlet and Cross Road in the Land.
NEW ENTERPRISES AT WORK EVERYWHERE

There Has Been Marvellous Upt in Business in Every Cor
ner of Virginia, and Where the improvements Have Not
Been Material the Advantages are Shown in the
Plentitude of Money and the Prompt Payment of
ObIiuatOns- Tremendous Activities in Iron
and Coal Industries in the Western
Half of the State-The Towns all
Report New Industries and
Unprecedented Success
in Business in
Every Line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
THE OPEN DOOR
IP0LICY IN CHINA
Negotiations of Secretary Hay With
the Powers Of Europe Meet With
Gratifying Results,

WASHINGTON. Dee. 3o.-The nceota-
tions opened by Secretary Hay with the
great powers of Europe and with Japan,
towards securing a common understand
ln- for "a continued open door policy
tnroughout China. have met with most
gratifying results.
The state Department is unwilling M
present n make public The nature OF the
reDlies received. as this lniormdtlon VIII
be embodied in q special message To Con-
aress. but in other quarters. thoroughly
reliable. and in a position 90 have trust
worthy and accurate Information, Dc is
learned that favorable responses have
been made by Great Britain. Germany.
France. Russia. Ghe Russian commu-
nication coming a. late as yesterday,
and Japan.
There is no doubt IL is thought here.
that Italy the remaining country al-
dressed. will make favorable answer, if.
indeed. Il has not already done so.
The position Of Austria Is felt 20 be
assured by the favorable course adopted
by the other four great powers q Eu-
rope
The importance OF this unanimous vcr-
dict by all the irst-class powers OF the
world-Great Britain. Russia, Germany
France. Italy and Japan, in conjunction
with the United States-can hardly be
over-estimaied 80 far as IL relates TO the
future Of China and the commerce o. the
world in that Empire.
The state Department Is 10Th 80 dis
cuss the far-reaching results to be Sc
cured when the agreement advances 20
the stage Of formal consfnmatiOn. for
each favorable response IS conditional on
the favorable action o. ali the other par
ties. so that In each case the negotiations
may be regarded as short Of absolute
fnallty. But while the Department is
silent the details come from sources be
lieved 10 be fully conversant with what
has occurred.
ENGLAND FIRST.
Ac-ordong to this infymation, the
British answer was the first TO be SUBJ
mitted. and was exceptionally compre-
hensive and explicit In yielding to every
suggestion made by. the United States
relative 10 maintaining the freest entry
to the ports OF China.
Germany Is said TO have been the next
mower TO answer IN the affirmative. Ac-
cording TO the Information already re-
forred TO. the German answer was rather
more vague than re one which had pre-
ceded Il. but It's general tendency was fav-
orable. the oniy condition beng that any
orraneemCn nts as 10 free access to CHINA
should be universatand assented to by all
III powers.
The French answer Il understood to have
ceme next and the circumstances atten 4
ing Il were rather peculiar and not In the
nature - a direct answer, although the
result WAS leearcad az most satisfactory.
FRANCE ACCEPTS.
Secretary Hays note had been Forwarded
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
BROAD STRIDES IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
The Increase In the Sales from the Many Factories
Amounted to Several Millions.
A BIC IMPROVEMENT IN THE JOBBlNC TRADE.

Real Estate Better Condition Than Ever Before and Ban
CearanCeS Remarkably Large-nSurance Circles Came
in for a Big Share of the Genera! Prosperity, and
Retail Merchants Have Nothing But Words of
Praise for the Splendid BusinesS-TObaCCO
Men are Gfatifed at the Outlook, While
Transportation People Wear Smiles
When Discussing the Good
Tmes-FaCtS and Figures
That Speak EIOquentIy
for the City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
IN FREDeRICKSBURG.
The Mary Washington Hospital Com
pleted During The Year.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. 90
spesial l-Trederb Sthrrg now has In fuli
and successful operation two progressive
newa,ant.s ar4 iluF lob sE~int.ng estab-
lishments. four fiov-ing and grst mills,
three fosind~ies and machine shops. two
silk mills. large woollen mills. TWO sumac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

Forecast for Sunday and Monday;
vireinsa--Fair continued cold sunday
Monday increasing cloudiness ara possi-
bly, snow continued cold; fresh westerly
winds.
North CsroIina--fair Sunday; Monday
probably snow; continued cold; light 70
fresh west 10 north winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
SUMMARY OF TO-DApS NEWS.

lcontlnued on Tsnth -Pagel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

Following was the range of the thor
monet ~ The Times Office YESTERDAY:
? a NJ ~ NJ. @. +. NJ. p; r. NJ.
IT, 4. -. TO- y NJ. "a; average tenn
pcfature. 1885.
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The Dickinson press., 1899-03-25
ANTELOPE NEWS,

Mr.. Underhill went east last Wednes-
day.
Miss Ethel Dewhirst and Mr.. Schmidt,
of Clay County, Ill. arrived at Antelope
on Sunday last.
Our hay stacks are almost fed out and
the coal bins are nearly empty.
Messrs. D. F. Miller and Morris Otter
have been wading through deep snow to
their respective schools since the 18TH
inst. The attendance has been quite
small.
Heber Bonney will COW about 50 acres
of wheat on his homestead this spring.
James Chamberlain has been hunting
horses in the neighborhood for two or
three days this week.
Joe Marman, of Co. X has got home,
and reports a tempestuous voyage across
the Pacific. He is proud of his dis.
charge but was unwilling to leave the
boys in Manila.
Mrs. Robert Carson has returned to
her former home in southern Ills.
R. S. Brookings has leased the late
Peter Carlson farm for the year and Mr.,
Phelps will occupy the house.
MI. and Mrs. F. M. Smith went home
on Wednesday after a weeks visit with
the Leppers and Underhills.
There are many old abandoned wells
in this part of the country which should
: be covered I'VE and it is hoped all will
comply with the law in this respect.
Harry Jenner will work for Mr.: Dew
hirst during the spring and summer will
teach n of the Spring Vale schools. !;
The Dickinson press., 1899-03-25

The secret service has unearthed Al.
other band of counterfeiters and secured
a large quantity of bogus bills. which are
80 ~cleverly executed that the average
person would never suspect them of be-
ing spurious. Things of great value are
always selected by counterfeiters for
imitation, notably the celebrated Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. which has many
imitators, but no equals for indigestion,
dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and
general debility. The Bitters set things
right in the stomach, and when the stom-
ach is in good order it makes good blood
and plenty of it. In this manner the
Bitters get at the seat of strength and
vitality, and restore vigor to the weak
and debilitated. Beware of counterfeiters
when buying.
The Dickinson press., 1899-03-25
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coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough and
influenza. Is has become famous for its
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Of the civilized world. The most fatter-
ing testimonials have been received, CIV
ing accounts Of its good works; of the
a%ggravating and persistent coughs it has
cured; of severe colds that have yielded
promptly to its soothing effects, and of
the dangerous attacks Of Group it has
cured, often saving the live of the child.
The extensive use of it for %whooping
cough has shown that it robs that disease
of all dangerous consequences. Sold by
il Freeman and Davis & Co.