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4 Popular Washington snIesmnn's
Evidence.

Washington, Feb 10. IJII-
The Mason Health DEFENDER Co. Philadelphia;
Gent emeu. I have suffered from Bronchitis,
with an irritating cough. which always got worsc
at night. ! frequently had 20 be propPed up IN
bed ard lost so much sleep for weeks Al time
that I finally had 20 give up 10y position as i
salesman. I wa- compelled TO 20 10 she hospital
in order 10 obtain any relief. applied 90 corps
~ wvlikuTwn physicians who pronounced my
case iucurable Through O box Of Masou's Red
Cough Tablets and White sore Throat Tablets
using them all --ntciy-I not only experienced
more rciief than ia years but my cough has en-
iir,ly disappeared. and MY lungs feel healed, and
an -~rcuc~s IN rny throat has vanished J nO1'
feel hat can again secure salcsm1n's position
Dr. Ci'as ne pleasure 10 recoumen nd them 10 The
Washington public.
t-ssn-D J. J. McNERHANY.
lsO & ST. nc.
uFar eighteen yclrs salesman at lSusbur6h x
BT0)
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~ addition Ga tlis rorHs.klh'o Dyspcr,l Cure,
Mason has three other spce.1g, equal powerful
his BROWN TABLETS FOR CONSTIPATION
vcIb ever night quietly. d. You're o. X
ia the morning Cure auy hiiiuu~ condition De-
move headache ald restore the liver 90 o., normal
state.
MASCN'S RED TABl aIS ouIc coughs. ciac,
colds bronchitis, and irsTr good uieht'- rest
NA>pN'S WHITE TABLETS cure Do wonder
fully short Umc--.-r threat. tousilifi,. and Dee
duoU inflammation uf .Gr most -vrioU, character
AASON'> CREAM or OLIVES OINTMENT al,
piled 0urward.y 90 hodJ.rng works over night
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SUFFoCATED BY GAS.
The Death Of Two Boys Locked in
"a Closet.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Feb. 1e-Thomas Par
sons and Jacob Dull. both about thirteen
years OF age. Of MHlvale. near this city.
were found dead in the closet Of the Met
ropolitan Hotel there. having persisted
from the effects of gas.
About o'clock the boys went into the
closet. which is in the rear of the hotel
and closed the door. In some mauner the
door became iammed and the lads were
unable 10 get 10 open. Their bodies were
found lying on the floor. their mouths
close to the crack of the door, where they
had sucked in all the fresh air possible
Two boys named King had heard cries.
but had paid no attention TO them
In the rear or the hotel is an engine for
furnishing power for various purposes In
the hotel This machine is worked vito
natural gas and the exhaust gas escapes
By means OF a pipe into the vault Of the
closet where the boys were found.
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MRS FAIRS ALLEGATION.
She DecIareS That an Effort Was
Made 10 Kill Her.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. Feb IA
tempted musder has been added 20 the list
OF crimes. which includes bribery and
perjury, charged in the Fair estate litiga-
ton. Mrs Nettie Craven Fair makes the
statement that someone tried to assassi-
nate her by turning on the gas in her room
on January %. IT this she ia c0rrabOrsted
by Mrs Clara Purcell. who shared her
apartments that night. Mrs Craven says
she was aroused by d servant. who found
the room fun of gas. She and Mrs. Pur-
cell were resuscitated with difficulty.
Il WAS found that a gas cock. which was
never used by members of the household
had been opened. Mrs. Craven's counsel
says the attempted assassination vas not
reported before because Of the hope that
the developments ia ferreting out the cuI-
Irits might be aided BY their silence
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His Future Estate.

(FTom the Chicago Post)
81 should think you would have ycuF boy
trained for some business"
II am" 90
But he's never done days work in lis lie
That's true"
''He doesn't know anything except how 10
drcss dance, and talk nonsense.
True again. but that's part Of the training
To- his life hsEiness
vel. what do you expect 20 make OF hing
che husband Of an heiress.
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waiting for Him.

From the san Francisco Nave1
The head instruCtresS at a Pasadena sunday
school was soictously preparing a roll OF he-
new pupils. Among them was a yOungster who
gave his name as ''Nebucbaduezzlr i,hmacl
Jones ''Who gave Won that nameg' blandlv
asked the teacher. dunno, Iua'am" replied
the boy With the hattie CLEAN ia his eye. ''bul
IL ever / hud out LaWd clip 'im,'
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"A Trial viii Convince Any Dys-
peptic.H

Washington. u. G.. Feb Il. 1870
Mason Health defender Co.:
Gentlemen: ] have received more benefit nom
your yellow Dysps- pa Tablets than Z ever have
for years from 5n-Jh.ng that was recommended
60 me Tor Ihis diseas,- trial viii convince
any dyspcptic
They gave -ac instant relief. and feel chCuu-
aged To ~ ou bc.icVisg a care f. sure 10 follow.
also have chronic iJrrh. and Your Cream OF
Olive, gave me instant relief cannot Pr1i-r
10 too highly. for I feel sure } am ON the rlEht
t-Irk o. get WtI.
CHARLES s. BEATTY.
-2u7 I 81. nv.
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SKATER STOPS A RUNAWAY
The Generals Exciting Experience
in BaIIstOn Spn, y. y.

in BRIistOn SPH, y. y.
SARATOGA. n. Y. Feb. 19.-Major Cen
eral William r. Shafter. Commander OF
the Department Of the Pacific, was in Ball
ston Spa Saturday afternoon, as the
guest Of Mrs. Mary J. Red mond. sister OF
his sOn-in-law, and Of Aide-de-camp VIII
liam II. Mckinley. While in the county
he proved to be the central figure OF =
runaway. Before leaving for New York in
the evening, the general secured q two
seated sleigh and team for a ride.
General Shafter and his Cuban valet sat
on the front seat and Mrs. Redmond and
two small children on the other. In turn
ing a corner the sleigh slipped on the ice
and. with the weight Of he general il ca
reened anu upset. throwing out the OccU-
pants. VINO escaped injury. Then holding
20 the reins. General Shafter brought tbs
team 10 a standstil and ayerted serious
injuries to the party.
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TURNED OUT IN THE STORM.

An ImbcciIe Found With Both Feet
Frozen on.
CHILLICOTHE. Ohio, Feb 19.-An imbe-
Gle boy Robert RidenOur. was found in an
old barn near here with both feet frozen Off
and his legs so badly gangrened that they
had 60 be amDutated. The boys father
turned him out OF doors a week ago aud
he had been wandering about in the woods
A year ago the Ridenour family became
so obnoxious that the neighbors pulled
their house down over their heads one
night to get rid OF them.
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USED AN ICEBoAT.
An Officers Clever scheme To Catch
BOY OFFENDERS.

hoy Dffendcrs.
CATSKILL, y. Y, Feb. l9.-rrank Van
Setback and Lester Bogardus. two Cox
sackie youths who were committed to the
House of Refuge on Randall's Island. en-
Joy the distinction Of having been run
down and captured by the use Of an ice
boat-the first instance of the kind on rec
ord
They had boarded the ferryboat Cox
sackie, lying in winter quarters imbed-
ded in the ice in the middle of the river.
and destroyed two slot machines in the
cabin. When discovered by Officer Van
Loan they started on run down the Hud-
son. The officer jumped aboard an ice
boat near by, hoisted sail and overhauled
the boys before they could reach the
shore
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Il. IL. SOthern III,

The sudden and serious illness of E. II.
SOthern has necessitated the cancellation
Of his this weeks engagement at the Ma
tional. Accordingly that theatre viii re-
main closed until next Monday.
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snIt Rheum Cured auieIs.-

DcU's Ointment cures Salt RheUm, and all itch
ING or burning skin diseases in a day. One ap-
Diication gives almost instant relief For Itching,
blind OF Bleeding Piles IL STANDS without peer
Cures in three 10 six nights. 30 cents sold by
T. 5 Williams. Ninth and r Streets; Edmonds s
Williams, Third ard Pennsy lyania Avenues.
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VA RRIEn.

LCCEE- >EIFFERT-on February 10. laa0. n
tie residence ef Tire Rev. J. c. Eut'er. d. D.
WILLIAM WALTER LcCkE ard ROSE EYNEAL
SEls tEkI- Eu oa-GS. It.tgn
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stops the Cough
and works OF the Gala


Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure cold in
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price. 25c
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Elected 90 the stock Exchange.

C. Z. W. Slater has been elected a mem
Der Of the Washington Stock Exchange, to
take the seat made vacant b. the death
of his father, Capt. William II. Slater
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Il there ever was a specific for any COM
plant then Csrter's Little Liver Pills specific
Tor sick headache, and every woman should
Know this Only o. pill a dose. Try them.
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The Royal Limited leaves Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Station, New Jersey Avenue and
q Street. daily, p m. arrives New York, s
P, m. splendid dining and cafe car service.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE HACKNEN AND CABNEN
Bali tonight AT seat Pleasant Will be
postponed CEJI February % 1850
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NOTlCE-AnnUal meeting Of the stock
holders Of the CROSS MANUFACTURE
ING CONPANY.-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the CROSS NANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY viii be held at the
Hotel FleisChmauu Alexandria Va. at
. O'CLOCK p. II. on THURSDAY. MARCH
1. 1900. By order Of the President and the
Board Of Directors. HENRY F. GETZ.
Acting Secretary. fe15-l4t
NOTICE-A meeting OF the stockholders OF
tho CIILLMAN CASTLE LAND M
PRONEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY VIII be held al 1921 G Street
northwest MONDAY. FEBRUARY 70. 1900
- $3.50 O'CLOCK F. NJ. p order Of the
Board OF Directors. r. G. ISRAEL. Score
taTy. fe1N-1Ot
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THE EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON MONDAY FEBRUARY 1900
MASON IS READY
To Make Affidavit That His Famous DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Cure
Eghty-EigIt Cases Out of Every Hundred of
This Desperate Disorder.

He Is Prepared IA
Eesed-The Rendiest
full PatientsHere
an
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RErnRT u - O1NDITION

NTIUNI " IIIE LUNIIIITN
OF the
CITIZENS NATIONAL Ban q OF WASHINGTON
CITY.
81 Wellington iu the District Of Columbia. at
the close OF business February la 800.
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CHARLES s. BEATTY.
2u1 4 ST.. nv.
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BRITISH TAKE COLESBURG.
Red Coats, by Pretty Ruse, Get Aroun,
the Enemy's Flank

Red Coats. ay y Pretty Ruse. Get Around
the Enemy's FLANK.
Ren,berg, Cape Colony. Jan. Gen.
eral French has completely defeated the
Beers and occupied Colesberg.
The general continued 10 keep the
Beers on the move and pressed them
closely Saturday and Sunday. giving
them no time to make prolonged stand
and when day broke he was within strlk
ing distance of the enemy. Last night
all the cavalry, artillery and infanty. the
latter riding in wagons to increase the
general mobility, started upon a nigh,
march with the object of turning the
Beers right. The flank operations were
successful. The infantry and field bat.
teries Immediately made feint attack
upon the Boer front. and while this was
proceeding. the cavalry and light artillery
got completely around the enemy's righl
flank. as arranged. The program worked
without hitch. The Beers were utterly
surprised, and hrding their -Ftre al
threatened. fed in disorder to the east
ward. leaving ColesbeTg in Ge..ersi
Flench's hands.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
THE DALEY CASE.
Mr.. Patterson Comes to boulder, But the
Argument Goes Over.

Mr.. Patterson Comes to Boulder, But the
Argument Goes Over.
Hon. Thomas M. Patterson, editor of
the Rocky Mountain News, and distin.
guished attorney. was in town today on
business connected with the Daley ore
stealing case. in which r'istrial occur.
red at the last term OF the district court.
Judge Boughton will hear the matter the
last Of January, when it will come up on
an argument of the motion of Attorneys
Patterson and c. B. Ward to dismiss by
reason of former jeopardy. At the trial
juror talked too much and the entire
panel was dismissed because of his con.
duct. This did not occur, however, until
after the people had presented their
testimony and after, the attorneys con.
tend, jeopardy had attached. Mr.. Pat.
terson returned this afternoon and moth
ing was done because of Judge Bough.
tons illness.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
The G|eQ| CQ|]Q|
Completed
GREAT CANAL COMPLETED.
Chicago Now on = Water Way Connecting
Great Lakes And The Gulf

Chicago Now o. Water Way Connecting
Great Lakes And The Gulf.
Chicago, Jan. 2-The great drainage
canal was opened at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Early the steam dredges began
blowing into the dam or bank at Mud
lake and at ten o'clock the first water
from lake Michigan began trickling into
the canal. In half hour large open
ing had been made and water flowed
freely. The great canal whose purpose
is to purify the water supply OF Chicago
which is lake Michigan itself, by revers
ing the current of the Chicago river aad
carrying the sewage Of the city to the
Illinois river is the greatest canal OF lis
kind in existence. 1t was started April
:, 1906 and has been completed alta cost
to date Of $33525,6ol. Of immense ben
eft to commerce must it become It con
gress shall do its share by deepening the
Illinois river, which flows into the Miss
issippi. Should this be done as it doubt
less will, there will be formed grea,
passage way for ships from the great
lakes 10 the gulf OF Mexico.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
Deputy Assessors.

County Assessor. elect John A. Webber
has announced the following appoint
ments in bis Office: He has appointed
as chief deputy his opponent in the Re
publican convention for the nomination
Mr. George M. Williams. Other deputie.
F. L. Smith, Longmont. u. G.. Kerr
Boulder. Dell Webber. Hygiene. Clerl
in the Office MISS Nettie Weber. The
two last named are son and daughter
respectively of the new assessor. All
these with their new chief will assume
charge of the Office next Tuesday.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
Tho Golf Tourney.

There was a large crowd gathered
around Lovers hill New Years Day te
witness the friendly tourney between
members OF the Boulder Golf association
Several members joined in the links un'
der their respective captains, Mr.. Gam
Bile and Mr.. Williamson. The game was
completed all but the playing of DR.
battey, who was too i'll to play, but who
is now convalescent. Enough was shown
howeve-. to convince all hands that the
Williamson side was victor.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
"Kid" McCoy's Victory.

New York. Jan. I-"Kid" Mccoy again
placed himself in the championship class
by defeating Peter Maher in brisk,
well-fought battle of five rounds, before
the Coney Island Athletic club this
afternoon. The fight was scheduled to
last twenty-five rounds, and the purse
was to have been $40, 900 aut the attend
ance was not so large as had been ex.
pected, and before the fight was begun
the principals agreed that the winner
should receive the gross gate receipts
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
The Golden Rule Store,

The doors of the Golden Rule store
are closed while invoice is being taken
Mr. Rundel is down from Ward and, il
the invoice is satisfactory, Messrs Run
del. Cook and Wylam will purchase the
stock and continue the business. MI
Fisher will shortly leave for the east and
will later 60 TO Montana to manage one
of the Fisher Brothers stores, his broth.
er, Burr Fisher. managing the other.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
A Money Saving Proposition.

In this issue appears the announce
ment of Meyer Bros. mid-winter clear
ance sale. On account of the backward
winter they have large stock of winter
goods on hand and propose to sell of a.
much as possible in place of carrying
any stock over. In order to accomplish
this they have advertised a twenty pc,
cent discount sale, and as they only have
one price to all, the public can feel con
6dent of buying whatever they may need
in their line just as advertised.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
Broken window Glass.

Saturday nights huge wind storm
played havoc with plate glass fronts and
was costly to Boulder landlords. A
window in the Representative building
Rachofsky's clothing store, VOLTS mea,
market, one in the Lee-Kinsey COM
pany's establishment and the sewing ma
chine agency were all blown in and
demolished, entailing loss of many
hundred dollars.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
Coal OIL Explosion.

An explosion Of coal oil is said to have
been the cause of the burning Of one Of
George T Jones houses on 10th stree,
Sunday night. 1t is occupied by the
family of Mr. Reed. The explosion
had sufficient force to blow door off its
hinges. The fire department. saved the
structure, which was gutted and dam
aged for about $500. Fully insured,
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
ONE TRUST 100 MANY

Even Mckinley AdminIstration WIN Figh'
Ono Combine.
Washington, Jan.o-Secretary Root
today took steps to break up the hemp
combine. by ordering General Otis to
open the hemp ports OF the island OF
Luzan. 1t Is thought this step will re
lieve the situation as the government
needs great deal of hemp for the navy
and is the victim of the combines action
IN holding the article for speculation
purposes.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02

Both the Catholic and St. Johns
Episcopal churches held services at mid
nigh; ushering in the new year. Attend
ance at both places was quite large
Meantime the band played under the arc
light in front of the Camera Office and
shortly after the whistles blew, but i,
was only FIRE alarm.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
J0u|10|S
ore P|eQScd
f;RENCH'S VICTORY.
Detailed Story of ColesDsrg Occupation
Received ut London,

Detailed Story of ColesDsrg Occupation
Received at London.
London. Jan. 2-The official report OF
General French of his occupation OF
Colesberg has been received. The
papers are jubilant and the staid London
Times printed an extra edition this af
ternoon giving minor inconsequential
details of the flank movement. The
greatest enthusiasm has been caused by
French's victory.
A Capetown despatch states the Beers
have begun to use new explosive
which suggests the idea that their old
kind has been exhausted.
The transports Majestic and Mongolian
have arrived at Durham from Capetown
and landed 5000 troops today.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
RIO OF HER RIVAL.

Alabama Woman Has Murder COMMITTEE d
For This Purpose.
Birmingham, Ala. Jan, 2-The dis.
membered body of Miss Jessie Jones. a
country glrl. was found partially cover
ed in an old ditch. The head, arms and
legs bad been severed from the body
The trunk was terribly hacked, though
the head was unscarred. The theory OF
a conspirecy fed by jealous woman is
being prosecuted by the police. Mary
Evans, aged n, was arrested by the cor.
oner today and other arrests will follow.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
SHIP BLOWN TO PIECES.

Powder Laden Vessel Expiodes at Sea And
All Are LOst.
San Francisco, Jan. 2-Maule left hel {
September 80 for a Salvadoren port,
laden with dynamite. She has not
been heard of since and it is supposed
she was blown up at sea and tha, all her
crew have perished.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
CRUeLLY ABANDONED.
Daughter Of Mr. EubAnks Obtains Divort.
from Truant Husband.

from TruAnt Husband.
A jury OF three in the district couIt tc.
day heard the evidence of Birdie +.
Chapman (nee Eubanks) against her
husband, John Chapman, and Judge
Armour sitting in the absence OF Judge
Boughton, granted the lady a d vorce
and the right to resume her maiden
name. The defendant was nc, present.
but Charles B. Ward WAS appointed 10
represent him. while Judge Wright ap
peared for the plaintiff. 1t was proved
that Chapman had deserted the lady and
failed to provide for her for year past.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
Tanner Denies 1t.

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 2-Governor Tan
ner today emphatically denied the report
that he will move to Denver after the
expiration of his term Of Office.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
Progressivs Muscular AtrOphy

The above is the name OF the disease
that carried off Edward Austin Donald.
son a; the University hospital this morn
ing. He was single. aged 3S and by
profession mining cook. He bad been
in the hospital six weeks.
Daily camera., 1900-01-02
Amdavits of Labor.

The Boulder Publishing company have
in stock a large line of blanks for aft.
davit of annual assessment work on
mines and leads. Only place to find
them in town is at the Camera office.
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would be likely to become wedged in
the opening between the two parts Of
the glass. The sand is introduced into
the glass through an opening left for
that purpose in the end of one Of the
bulbs, that opening being then sealed.
The right quantity in each sand glass
is secured by the very simple method
Of timing the flow from one part of
the glass to the other In glasses of
the same size the opening between the
two bulbs, as the glasses are produced
by the glass blower, would be approx
imately the same, but il would be prac-
tically impossible to get them abso-
lute]y the same, and sands might vary
more or less; so>each glass is filled ac-
cording to its requirement. There is
put into an hour glass, for instance,
through the opening left for that
purpose, sand enough to run through
the opening between the bulbs in that
particular glass one hour, as indi-
Gated by clock or other timepiece;
and every glass is individually treated.
Hour glasses and sand glasses Of
smaller sizes are manufactured in pre-
cisely the same form in which they
have long been familiar to the mind;
If not from actual use, at least from
pictures, as, for instance, the draw
ing of Father Time with his scythe
and hour glass. Many of the smaller
.rIoeeoe f,,,. m ,,,,,e ,,eoc -. :, 49, - IL
with cylindrical metal frames or
holders, having large openings in tha
sides, through which the glass can
be seen and the run of the sand
noted, this sort of frame or holder
being intended to make the glass less
liable to be broken. 1.-The glasses of
one size and another are in fact put
up in variety of forms, as to style
and finish.
While the sand glass in it's various
forms is thus commonly made to serve
some useful purpose, it is also some
times used for decorative or orna-
mental purposes, and sometimes the
hour glass is made use of for the pur-
pose of a souvenir. A traveller brings
home, for example, some sand from
the Sphinx, or from Palestine, and as
simple and secure a way as any in
which it can be preserved is in an
hour glass. The sand requires suit
able treatment, including very lively
grinding, but all this is readily done,
md hour glasses of this kind are not
nfrequently mqde.--N. Y. Sun.
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Petersburg, ILL.,, Oct. l3, 1899, Pep
sin Syrup Co., Monticello, Ill.,
Gentlemen ~ Our baby Esther has
never tasted drop Of medicine other
than DR.. Caldwel's sprup pepsin for
more than year. 1t entirely cured
her Of constipaLian. She is a lovely
child, aud since gave her your med
ecine she has been perfectly healthy,
although she had not been well and
strong until we began using it. We
know of others who are using it with
equally good results Wishing you,
success, Gratefully yours, Mrs. c. A,
TruckmIler. Sold by Peoples drug
store. DIV.