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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20


rhrfsfisn Ends ror-I afgs assostEDent 81
Bafscs. Books. aisrssure. Finest @,sort.
ment Of religious sooks In NORTH rest HAL
diu.s Book Store. loi FIRST Avenue.
sse Hanson t-afor purchasing . sowing
inachlns A ies fooi second ,nsna , ne.
street opposite fosiecsee.
Asntea-fo buy Old raif ard silver, u.
Hsnsel fnanig is@eist. . Hlncsley block.
Remember that auction sale Is still
going on at @. W. carnack a. Co.'S
place. and everything mus, go In or
der to make room for a large new
stock which IL expected daily. Eva
erything we sell Is sold on a strict
guarantee. backed by cold million
dollars. Presents given away daily
and all are requested to attend. and
especially the iadIea Sales ut 2.3o
and 7:30 .. m.
q. w. CARMACK.
lses Second avenua.
JOE NJ. REX. Auetioneer.
White Is King Of ali saving msehinea
sold BY H. d. yoris zoos Second ave pioneer
dealer in sowing machines and sewing
machine supplies Telephone h1n en.
De Isl Isl IIIss.:.------>--~.----
HI nopew. Dentist Specials, in Crown
and Bridge WORK. "a Burke Building.
LOANS AND INSURANCE
James Rothwell- Mortgage Loans, Fire In
,uranco a Surety Bonds = Boston Blk Tel
DANCING ACADEMY.
Best and only thorough Dancing schoolt in
| city: day and evening 7th and tolumblss
MILLINERY.
| Mrs Hansen. corner Fourth and ftha
| Latest Spring styles. Lowest prices
HOTELS AND FURNISHED ROOMS
HoTEI. BRONSON. sos Hrt avenue
Good elevator: rooms single or en- tuites
low rates. Dell Crane, Manager.
| II YOU wish . room or anticipate change
try the Rochester Hotel. Pike and second
good room 81 per week; nicely furnished
outside rooms g. TO ~; usnsctents 1oe and
5ao free baths electric iightA
| HOTEL YORK. first Avenue and ftse'
hrsi.clAss rooms aud board at y per week.
HOTEL COLBY. cor. Third aad Cherry
nrst.class room and board, " week ard up.
GLENWo0b HOUSE,, ITO South Filth.
single rooms 81. $50 and " per week
THE VICTORIA, iAa FIRST ave; elegant
| furnished rooms, s. and - week suite
with bath. etc. O, g stark, proprietor,
HorKI. sAVoY-PleaSant rooms e2s FRS
MARION uoUsk Furnished rooms rate
reasonable. &. Levander, l07 Marion cor Is
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4. = AnaY coon.

Nothing better tor Alsska- ttfst.@, 900. =
o. hard WORK Cavalry Tr1usess dossi,
ofsfseai E.7ss eyed hisrs, 8ah Ca
Niles rtoftn snd cald uesshef hood eoa..
80 Ats1l hlsns sooi hats. ~. RutLss
blankets. 10. Navy undeTehlrts ami frm.ay,
" ~ each. blanEsfs tIfa add up Oorers.
Efni tents, ers. rls. 0verslIrts ~
ktfk, i1IT firs; AyenaA
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taE ruGEr eouNp NATIONAL BANK
on kEATTLk
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Iof nusiass chsnest u aii tind,
see hfisos MACPHERSON q 90.
Money mailing restaurant. 10 sooi
locality. ios rent viii sail cheap
sfeo1nt other business. which taxes
~ osuer'f time. Il VIII pay yoa u
ioe4 this ~ a. once.
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sCANDINAVrAN AMERICAN BANK
oh SEATTLE.
Corner Ycsler Way and First Avenue
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ARCHITECTS

Ew. HouGHroN. Architect, il, ala Ais
and Az Collins block.
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capital stock paid in.".... tsnen
fufpiun ..s..sssssssts.ssss S9,V9i
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q. w. CARMACK.
aann c...unA nrnnns
JOE NJ. REX. Auciioneer.

White Is King Of all sewing mschinet
sold by n. d. voris zoos Second ave; pioneer
dealer in sewing machines and sowing
machine supplies Telephone Bun en.
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IN. napew. Dentist Specialist in Crow
and Bridge work "a Burke Building.
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MILLINERY,

pess and only thorough Dancing school Ia
city; day and evening 7th and Columbian
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James Bothweli- Mortgage Loans, fire In
,uranee a surety Bonds = Boston Biz: Tel
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TrAnsaets General Banking business
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----.. PHlsIise AsD eisBiso.
nt9liisu Printing 4 Binding com
lault - ~ mi tfenuf s1ufh
tAtEer ATroEsr,s
hAENtH hh9h 7tla STAR. Boy Z building
-h1ftthh sfEcIAIIsr
rupture cured Without knlia. p4fn ~ lo,s
y '''ae. sis ,esitie National Hssk building.
Dfkise AND cLrAsINa.
Alias DE Nofts. ~ unisn street Jsie-
fhene hnh hHis The only french III,
Hopsg IN the city
CONTRACTORS AND BtILDrns
:. hounds. Ditiefssu a Gill Cautraefofs sat
ea''ssf't llas hssieFe ~, - ..,.a ~
..snaalh oenafal iobtins. Tel Green Cl
- CAMPING TEsrs.
i. Ient. stools. apts etc. fof sais o. .snf>
=, = sile feat and AaninH Co. Marion All
hesisrn. Ieisrhehs Main On.
81 ssls - rent. tsnis al slsss, sewssT
- 9 ,,, hand, cheap. 4. chsplH's al ami
- Pike street
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Wanted my Fsllros5 IL f.,,s,. -, -
idi1, east 81 mountains. Great eo,,h.,,. -
n folet Bros LAfsous aneu usrk 100.
stffs, EfsfeFt, roet men ssrcs q frea - I.
s'-leg IN sraw ford. 10 " Nsin ~
.ast-or elothlnE. D Isglaf. siarr- lanta L.
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soon meet the officers Of the Trust
Company and representatives Of other
creditors for the arrangement Of the
business. It is believed that all the
creditors will give the Harpers their
active support. The periodical publica-
lions OF the house will be continued
with the exception of Literature" in
its American form. The firm probably
will return TO its earlier pOliCy-that
of importing an imprint edition OF this
English weekly. The editor Of Liter
Bangs. has assumed the ediJorship OF
the Weekly" No editor OF the "Ba-
zaar" has yet been appointed 10 suc-
coed Mrs. Sangster.
The circulation of the Monthly"
President Harvey said today, had been
favorably affected by the reduction OF
price. An annual reduction Of $4,000
in the expenses of the house had been
effected. chiefly by reducing salaries.
Mir. Page and DR.. Findley have joined
the staff of the Doubleday & Mcclure
Company and from that firm may be
expected the promised encyclopedia
and the new 10-cent magazine.
President Harvey says that the
North American Review will not be
added to the publications Of Messrs.
Harper e Brothers, but will remain an
independent enterprise. Modern ma
chinery will be substituted for the old
fashioned Harper plant and the saving
thus effected will be large.
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FAMOUS RING LOST.
Used As the P0pe's Signet for More
Than 500 Years.

| Used As the Pope's Signet for More
Than 500 Years.
CHICAGO, Nov. Especial CORES
pondence 10 the Inter Ocean from
Rome says:
For the fourth time in the history OF
the church, the papal fishernan's ring
has been lost, and returned to n pom
tiff. On the last day Of October Leo
XIII. awoke from a nap that had over
taken him at his writing desk. HIS
right hand was resting on his knee,
and the pencil he had used was on une
fOotstoOl before him.
Pope Leo was on the point Of ringing
an electric bell. when his eye fell on
the forefinger OF his right hand The
fisherman's ring, used by successive
pontltfs as a signet for over 800 years,
was gone. It had till then never LETT
the hand of Leo XIII. since the day
when Cardinal Camerlengo placed 1t
there and declared him the head OF
the Roman church. Matters began to
look serious, for the fisherinFan's RING
is a most indispensable article in the
chancery. It is not only a badge o.
the papal office, but contains Il seal
which is imprinted upon official docu-
ments from the Vatican.
Since the thirteenth century all papal
b1lls and briefs have been sealed with
the isherman's ring, except a number
of papers issued by Pho VII. Inc
papa briefs have the seal III red wax,
the bulls in lead.
AS soon as it became apparent that
Pope Leo's signet ring had dlsap-
peared, and was not to be found IN MS
library, Cardinal Rampolla and Cardl-
nal Macchi were informed. The latter
is secretary for the papal briefs, and
at once consulted with the major domo
as to the most likely method OF search
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DEWEY AND M'KINLEY.
They Will Pay the Bills for Young
Gridley's Education.

They Will Pay the Bills for Young
Gridley's Education.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. 2. V.
Gridley, a son of the late Charles Y.
Gridley, who commanded Admiral
Dewey's flagship at the battle of Ma
Mia, was today designated for appoint
ment as a lieutenant in the marine
corps by the President.
Young Gridley is too old to enter An
napolis and the only opening for him
in the navy is by appointment to the
marine corps, but he lacked necessary
education, and, worse than all, the
money for study. The boy was toe
modest to tell any one of his situation,
but Admiral Dewey, who loved his
father, suspected it, and decided to act.
He determined to pay the boys eX-
penses while studying for the lieuten-
antcy.
This morning he net young Grid
ley at the White House and presented
him to the President. Admiral Dewey
started to explain the situation, when
the President interrupted and said:
You and l, Admiral, will pay his ex-
penses in preparation for examination.
If he fails in the first examination
will give him another chance; but | am
sure he will be ready when the time
comes"
AS Admiral Dewey and the young
man were descending the White House
steps the Admiral was saying to the
son of his old comrade: Now you
keep an account of your expenses. n
let me know what they are"
At the foot of the steps the Admiral
ran INTO a group of newspaper men.
4 shall be glad to give you an item
this morning. said the Admiral. The
President has just agreed to designate
this young man, a son of Captain Grid
ley. for examination for a l~ieutenantcy
in the marine corps. But he has no
money with which to prepare himself
for the examination" he continued.
However, the President and | are 60
ing to attend to that" he added, look
lug at the son of his old friend with a
suspicious moisture in his eyes.
Now" said the Admiral, as ne
turned away, "let the people of the
country know what sort of a President
they have"
Mr.. Gridley's mother, the widow OF
| the gallant commander OF the Olym-
| MIA Is living at Erie, Pa. She is draw
ing a pension of $50 a month, which her
friends in Congress will seek to nave
! increased by special act during the
| approaching session.
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MINOR NOTES OF NEWS.

General Otis reports that in the
recent fight at Dagupan the rebels
were led by English. Spanish and Jap
aneSe officers.
The London Daily Chronicle says
that Russia has decided to have a per-
manent diplomatic agency at Cabul.
The Kaiser has returned to Pots
dam. He has addressed a letter TO
Duke Albrecht in which he congratu-
lates Germany on the acquisition OF Sa-
mca. and expresses hopes that, with
Gods help, the German colonies, Il
tanned with self-sacrificing Solicitude
of the people and supported by a strong
fleet, may in peaceful competition with
other nations advance on the road to
prosperity and prove a blessing to the
fatherland.
Andrew D. White, u. S. ambassador
to Germany, denies that he will resign.
The United States will have 1000 ex-
hibitors at the Paris Fair.
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er, The Sunday Times, and Truth.
The naming of the latter pape in
this connection created considerable
surprise. as Labouchere has always
been a vigorous eXposer of fraud.
The Lord Mayor testified that he
knew nothing OF these payments. His
testimony did not serve TO clear him
self much.
The case will be continued next
week.
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THE HARPERS.

The Firm Will Drop but One OF Tneir
Publications.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-John W.
Harper of the firm of Harper d Bros,
which assigned yesterday to the State
Trust Company, said today that the
members of the Harper family would
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MILLER OF
The Police Censured for Not Arrestins
Him.

The Police Censured for Not Arresting
Him.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-The Kings
County Grand Jury today in a present
ment to the Criminal Court censured
the Brooklyn police for what it terms
their laxity in allowing William F.
Miller and Cecil F. Leslie of the de-
funct Franklin syndicate to escape.
The jury holds that these men could
easily have been arrested after their
indictment had the police been more
active.
An adjournment until next Tuesday
was taken at the request of District
Attorney Kellogg in the examination
of Louis H. Miller, brother of William
+. Miller, the fugitive syndicate mana
ger. Among the papers seized by the
police when they took possession Of the
Franklin s~yndicate's offices there was
a box of Cancelled and returned checks,
on which payment had been made.
There were also a dozen ledgers, jour
nails and cash books. For the most
part these account books were blank,
but there were figures in plenty to
show what an enormous business was
carried on. There were probably 1000
James entered at the office. Almost
every section of the United States and
Canada had representation in amounts
ranging from $40 to $1,000. II pay
ment of $436 was made to the l.. H. NJ.
Investment Company. the initials be-
ing those of William F. Miller's broth
er, Louis II. Miller. From October IA
to November 16 the total amount paid
ont was $215, $50; total received,
$500, $40.
Frank H. Field of Brooklyn, who
was appointed yesterday by Supreme
Justice Smith to act as receiver for the
Franklin syndicate, went before the
court today and declined to serve
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LORD METRUEN STILL
FIGHTING ON The MODOBR

Continued from Page L.
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Every child will receive a prize bag of candy.
Children 10c. any part of the house; adults, 25c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-30
MAY AGREE On ARBITRATION
Possible That Russia and England Will
Get Together.

wv
THE HAGUE. May 3O.-The peace dele
gates have worked increasingly all day,
although the formal labors Of the con.
ference were suspended. An effort is
being made. and with a certain degree
Of progress, to combine the Russian and
British proposals in such a way that the
report of the drafting committee may
secure the support Of both parties in the
plenary committee. NJ. de Stael and
Sir Julian Pauncefote. chiefs of the
Russian and British delegations re-
spectively, and other delegates. had a
long conference with this end in view.
and there is no doubt that an agree
ment in principle will be reached.
The hope Of the delegates that a per.
manent arbitration board will be estab.
lished is rapidly Improving. The diff
cult points 10Y rSate 10 the compost
ton Of the tribunal. the basis Of repre-
sentation of the powers and the limit:
to be placed on its jurisdiction.
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COLOREU PORTER KILLED.
Wreck on the Chicago Great Western
Near Oelwein, In.

Wreck on the Chicago Great Western
Near Oelwein. In.
OELwEIN. Ia. May 3o.-The Chicago
Great Western passenger train was
wrecked two miles north of here during
the morning. One person. the colored
porter. was killed. Several trainmer
and passengers were more or less In
jured. The train was running over
lowlands when the track began to set
tie and the train was derailed. The
porter was crushed to death at the for
ward end Of the first sleeper. The pas
sengers were brought to Oelwein ane
cared for. most of them taking the hrs
train out.
The damage to the railroad compan.
will be heavy as the train was an ele
CANT one and the coaches and locomo
tive are almost a total loss.
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Singer, all OF Winfred, were registered at
the Madison house to-day.
j.. A. McGovern has received notice
from Gov. Lee OF his appointment as
game warden Of Lake county.
Herb. Putney and family were morn.
ing passengers for Racine, Wis, whence
they will proceed to the Pacific Coast.
Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
on jewelry continues all this month
Come early to get the benefit Of the
large assortment.
4. meeting OF those interested in the
new mill project is called to be held at
the court house next Saturday. June 3,
at . o'clock p. m.
Geo. Dahl and wife returned from
Howard. Miss Corneylson from Winfred
and II. Il. Schriner from the north on
the morning trains.
kundert 4 Fitzgerald's was one OF the
busy places in town TO day. The hot
biscuit and coffee were an attraction,
but the working OF the Majestic range
was y surprise and many sales we're
made.
The third division OF the ladies' aid So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church will give
an attractive social at the Lake Park
tomorrow evening. An entertaining
program will be given. followed BY a
feast Of strawberries and cake, all Tor 10
cents.
A treat will be served all corners the
rest OF this week in the form OF coffee
and hot biscuits cooked on the Majestic
range. Call and learn the merits OF this
best OF household articles, at kundert 4
Fitzgersld's store.
Chamberlain dispatch, ~: Word
reached town yesterday OF a disastrous
and fatal tornado which passed over the
country in the vicinity OF Bijou Hills,
TWENTY-FIVE miles south OF this city, Sat
urdsy afternoon between ; and 1 O'Clock
resulting in the decth OF seven persons
aud the serious injury Of two others.
The High School diplomas for the
: graduating class, June 9, are in the
hands OF Harry Curtis to be engraved
=, with the names Of the graduates II
uarry's artistic ~penmanship. h GLASS
, this wear consists OF Cora Mabel Birran
= Mary Emily Bliss, Emma Maud Hoar' al
-, in the classical course and Albert lIeor
n Fox and Mae b. Shepard in the Engl'st
course.
y Geo. Cook, the jewe,er, who recently
i, visited Chicago, made a long list OF pur
. chases in his lne which will be eagerl,
sought by his customers. In the line o.
. watches, he is prepared to offer genuine
gold filled case, at $500 up. III thes'
there are excellent values and bargains
His list Of novelties is the largest eve
brought 10 Madison, and comprise cyra
: no chains, sash clasps and buckles, brace
,ets. breastpine, beauty pins. fancy ha
Minis. and hundreds Of little mack
dear TO the hearts OF the ladies AM
which are indispensable 10 the ornamen
~tation OF handsome costumes. Call sn'
examine these novelties-there IS sureI!
. ~somsthipa among them that you wan'
Teachers examination.
The regular examination tor tirst an
J. second grade certificates will be held =
the court house in Madison on June %
r. L. BIEDERsTAEDT,
D.. County Supt.
: City residence lots for sale, SO TO WV
lie ELMER SHERIDAN.
Horees and catt's taken for pastura2
ID an the old Sheldon and Martin rancn
ar west OF town, In charge ct Dan. hounus
FRANK MA1OY.
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Oak fence posts for sale. j. F. DAILY

l am prepared to furnish everything
IN the line OF monuments, tombstones,
etc. For fixing up Your cemetery lots
leave orders at Fifth street. first door
west of city hall. X. W. DIEDRIcKsoN.
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Notice to

Notice to ExcavatOrs.
Sealed bids for exoavating and grading
required for Madison Normal school dor
mitory building, will be received BY the
undersigned until 8 O'Clock p. M, May
81, 1899. For specifications and instruo'
ton apply to Chas. Glatz, Madison, s.
D. Right to reject any and all bids re-.
served. CHAs. GLATz'. /,
Architect Of Madison Normal School
Dormitory.
". NJ. Gallagher. Of Bryan, Pa, says:
"For forty years I have tried various
oouch medicines. One Minute Cough
Cure ia best Of ALL" It relieves instantly
and cures all throat and lung troubles.
Cook s. ODEE.
Wantsd-Agsnts to sell Admiral
Dewey's lite and Works by Murat
Halstead; GOO pages $1.5O; credit. freight
outfit free. American Publishing
House, Chicago.
What you want is not temporary re-
,;ef from piles but q cure to stay cured
DeVitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles
and they stay CURED.
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Transfers.

Sealed bids for unloading and deliver
ing stone from cars to place ordered b.
superintendent OF instruction, will be
received by the undersigned until 5
o'clock D. NJ, May 81, 1899. For instruc-
ton and specifications for the same,
anply to Chas. Glatz, Madison, 5. ID.
Right to reject any and all bids reserved
CHAS. GLATz,
Architect of Madison Normal School,
Dormitory
EO, Sale or Rent.
A two-story, 16 by "a house, III lot,
and stable l6 by Is. A new cisterm.
A. X. HAM.
House for rent. ). r. DAILY.
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|HE DAILY LEADER
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA.
TUESDAY,, MAY 30 1899.
loESDAY, MAY 30 1899.
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvlrIEs.

N OOHA OU[tVu6S
No. Jenkins departed Tor Vsr-
McBride OF Oldham 10 registered
We Lake Park.
\ .ng OF Al. w. A. and Royal Neigh
"odd Fellows hall to night.
episcopal ladies ct up . good
'o'osy and were we'll pstronized.
~, smith OF Ysnkton 10 visiting
'e'' Mrs. jos. Mcdonald Of thie
'0' a few days.
hll"'s on the evening train: Fred
lpo,a rom the Philippine and Arthu,
eot Pipsstons, Mimi.
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Horees and catt's taken for ~pssturaSe
an The old Sheldon and Martin ranche
west OF town, In charge 1t Dan. hounds
FRANK MAIOY.
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City residence lots for sale, Sl5 to WV
ELMER SHERIDAN.
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The regular examination TOR nIst 40. >.
aecond GRADE certificates will be held ~
the court house in Madison on June a.
ut $50 Q. q.
r. L. BIEDERsTAEDT,
County Supt.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-02
Dr.. Wards Vegetable
Anodyne Liniment.

The same that has been sold to
you in this county for the past
seventeen years by DeCamp,
Pickle and others on it's own
merits and has always stood the
test.
Call at the house in block south
of Post Office, where A. H. Pike,
the General Agent for this coun-
ty, lives. Or when buying from
the medicine wagon that will call
on you twice each year, see that
the trade mark DR.. Wards is
blown in the bottle; that it is
made in Winona by the J. R.
Watkins Medical Company. and
you will never be disappointed
with what you buy, whether Lin
iment, Barb Wire EN- brocation,
Petro-C Car DO Salve, Stick Salve,
Condition Powders, Gen De Can
dra for the Blood, Oriental Nerve
Tonic, Carminative Cough Syr-
up, Headache Tablets, Pills, Root
and Herb Tea, Extracts, or Spic-
es. 46tf