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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06
...&OCIALISM.
Written for The Prison Mirror.

Writer, for The Prison Mirror
Many Of us, previous to enter
ing into a study of socialism, are
apt to only have a dim conception
of what a socialist really is. We
are apt to get the word socialist
confused with that of anarchist.
But there is a vast difference
between a socialist and an anar-
chist. An anarchist desires to at
tain individual equality, by force,
with no law. A socialist desires
to attain collective equality by
peaceful methods, with the law.
Or in other words anarchists de-
sire that every man should do
what is right in his own eyes.
Socialists desire that every man
should do what is right in the
eyes of the majority. I leave it to
you to decide which is the most
rational theory.
If the anarchist doctrines were
put into practice few desperate
men by combining together could
terrorize a nation into a state of
slavish submission. If the social
list doctrines we're put into effect,
and [ believe they will be, no man
or combination Of men could do
that which would injure their fell
low men.
Socialism assures to every indi-
vidual a just compensation from
the state, whether services are rem
dered or not. If you are sick or
disabled you receive prompt med
ical attendance. The same that all
others receive. Your income goes
on just the same and you are
never out of a job under a social
istic government. There are no
paupers under socialism, for all
are wards of the state. There are
no criminals, for every one re-
ceives an education, and education
eradicates crime as the statistics
of any civilized nation will show.
Socialism prevents crime by do
ing away with the origin of crime.
1t removes the slums. It removes
the tenement houses and saloons.
There are no strikes under social
ism, for there is no competition.
The government is the producer.
The government is the consumer.
And in doing away with competi-
ton it increases the productive
ability of the nation tenfo]d.
his increases the wealth per cap
tia which means raise on every
ones salary, thereby producing
universal happiness and prosper
ity.
The United States Of America
is the nearest approach to social
istic government that exists today.
The theory has received more at
tention, and has been put into
practice more fully than any
where else on earth. What is the
result? First, this nation has only
existed little over one hundred
years, yet it is the richest nation
4
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

The reverend "bishop" who
helps to swing the big street gate
with mud-in-the-ear, is getting
back his accustomed rotund pro-
portions. No doubt the fresh air
agrees perfectly with Sammy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

Lately there has been a steady
demand for what school supplies
there still remains in stock. AS
the state is closing out business in
this line of work, it won't be long
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

State Agent Whittier was at the
institution one day last week in
terviewing those who are about to
be discharged.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

Guard Lester Bordwell returned
from Denver, Colo, last Saturday.
He says that the weather out there
was cool and refreshing, and that
the recent hot spell hardly created
any comment.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

Happy Jack" the cough man,
says that he has been feeling much
relieved lately. Here is hoping
that he is entirely cured, as that
cough sounded like Old Nick him.
self was trying to heave up the
boots he wore forty years ago.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

The gentleman who runs the
lawn mower would make a good
car. He is everlastingly keeping
the grass down to it's level
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

We have been told that the pill
makers at the hospital were out
during the week on a chicken
hunt. Their pointer had the mis-
fortune to come in contact with
one of those fragrant" feline
members of the forest and the
hunt was abruptly brought to a
close. After much difficulty the
dog was forced to hotfoot it back
to town at considerable distance
from the buggy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

The trees along Main St. and
around the park have been beauti-
fed by coat of whitewash.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

Our Steward is evidently some
what short-sighted, as he always
mistakes ye editor for the Deputy
Warden's clerk.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

w. V. Laird, of Wilmot, South
Dakota, is our latest new sub
scriber to The MIRROR.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

Buy Windle's Gatling Gun for
September. It is hummer. At all
news stands. Price ten cents.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services in the Prison Chapel at 900 o'clock
every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Catholic services every alternate Sunday.
Rev. S. j. Kennedy. and Rev. FIR. COrcOran
chaplaInS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

There are still quite a number
of convalescent patients enjoying
the salubrious air under the trees
in the park.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06
BASEBALL.

Standing Of the Clubs in American and
National Leagues, September s.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

Total population for the week
ending Sept. 5, 454.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

A large stock of new dry goods
were received at the storeroom
last Friday.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

Our prison night school will
begin on Oct. LIST.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06
Written for The Prison Mirror.
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

The Board Of Managers will be
in session tomorrow.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06

before the surplus stock will be
disposed of.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06
MAIL BOX.

No. 4757:-Void, in law, means
null, of no effect. The word
properly denotes the absolute
nullity of an instrument or trans
action, and is totally distinct from
voidable, "a. W with which it has
som etimes been COMPOUNDED.
No. 3245:- Sabots is species
of wooden shoes much used by the
French and Belgian peasantry,
especially by those who inhabit
moist and marshy districts, as an
efectual protective of the feet
from external moisture.
No. 3248:-Abracadabra is a.
magical word or formula construct
ed out Of the letters Of the alpha
bet, and supposed to be highly
effcacious for the cure of agues
and fevers. The letters were
written so as to form triangle,
capable of being read many ways
on square piece of paper, which
was folded or stitched into the
form of a cross; worn as an anu
let in the bosom for nine days, and
ultimately thrown backward before
sunrise into a stream running
eastward. The following is one
way Of arranging this mystic word:
Alb R A C A DA B RA
A B RI C D ABR
A B R A G A D A B
B R A G A D A
A B R A G A D
A B R. A C
A B R A G
B r
A R
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-09-06


8. j. KENNEDY, Protestant Chaplain
CHARLES CORCORAN, catholic Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
F. A. WHITTIER, st. Paul.
CHURCH NOTICE.
Services in the Prison Chapel at 900 o'clock
every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Catholic services every alternate Sunday.
Rev. S. j. Kennedy. and Rev. Fir. COrcoran
chaplalns.
TO INMATES.
For the Information of new arrivals and all
others desiring to send THE MIRROR to friends
we wish to say that the privilege will be granted
by complying with the following rules: Write
out your own name, register AMI cell number
and send to this Office with name and address
of person to whom paper is to be sent. All
papers must be kept clean and folded in the
same manner as it is when you receive it and
placed in your door every Friday night. All in
mates are requested to comply with this order
whether sending out copy or not.
Our prison night school will
begin on Oct. LIST.
The Board Of Managers will be
in session tomorrow.
Total population for the week
ending Sept. 5, 454.
A large stock Of new dry goods
were received at the storeroom
last Friday.
w. V. Laird, of Wilmot, South
Dakota, is our latest new sub
scriber to The MIRROR.
The trees along Main St. and
around the park have been beauti-
fed by coat Of whitewash.
There are still quite a number
Of convalescent patients enjoying
the salubrious air under the trees
in the park.
State Agent Whittier was at the
institution one day last week in
terviewing those who are about to
be discharged.
Our Steward is evidently some
what short-sighted, as he always
mistakes ye editor for the Deputy
Warden's clerk.
The gentleman who runs the
lawn mower would make a good
GEAR. He is everlastingly keeping
the grass down to it's level.
Guard Lester Bordwen returned
from Denver, Colo, last Saturday.
He says that the weather out there
was cool and refreshing, and that
the recent hot spell hardly created
any comment.
The reverend "bishop" who
helps to swing the big street gate
with mud-in-the-ear, is getting
back his accustomed rotun0 pro-
portions. No doubt the fresh air
agrees perfectly with Sammy.
The young slips of roses and
chrysanthemums that were set out
in the greenhouse some time ago,
are in excellent condition. It
won't be long before the chrysan-
themums will be in full bloom.
When our local painter touched
up the fire escape in front of the
shoe shop last Saturday, he &C.
cidently put his number fourteen
shoe in the paint can. The result
was magical, for the lower part Of
the wall was instantly transposed
into beautiful pastoral scene that
was charming to say the least.
There are good many men who
like to tell others what a great
head they have. If you were to
attempt to get an idea from them,
you would find that noble head of
theirs as empty as poor mans
cellar.
Lately there has been a steady
demand for what school supplies
there still remains in stock. AS
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sacredly apart from ell personal funds.
No matte. how good . mans circun.s
stances be has no right to mix the funds
Of other people with his own. This fact
is recognized even In the ethics 81 law.
The world hasis right TO demand abso-
lute integrity In the handling oil the
peoples money, and the fact that or
may be no intention Of doing wrong ID
no excuse iiis Il actually done. That is
the business Of other people should be
conducted 10 such a way, absolutely by
itself, that there Is no possibility Of
wrong.
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RELIGIOUS.

Congregational church: Worship ar
IL Q. M, subject Of sermon, "The In
ducemenis We Offer" Sunday School
at 12:15, Junior @. y. At 5 go b. N.
Preaching In the evening, subject ol SER
mob, Looking Forward All NOT at-
tending elsewhere are invited to the
above services.
Presbyterian church: Morning woF-
ship at 1880, evening worship at 80,
Sabbath school at III :46, Junior Endeav-
or at $3.50, Senior Endeavor at $50.
Subject OF iInorning sermon, "The Trfe-
yocable Past Evening, "The Ever
Present Future A cordial invitation
70 attend ali the services il extended 70
all.
United Presbyterian church: Morn.
ing worship at 10 80, subject OF sermon,
THE Hand Of God II History" Sab
bath school at :45, Junior En- beavor ct
3 80, $3.50, evening wor snip ut 7: so, cub
ject OF sermon, Reflections for the New
Year." All are invited 70 attend these
services.
Christian church: Sunday school at
10 .. m, preaching at ii on the subject
OF Personal Power. The Y. p. 8. g.
y. will discuss sNew Years" topic at
$3.50 in the evening. Preaching again ai
80, the subject being "The Measure .
Liie." All are invited.
B en-: Morning II {,
Goods Chosen Agents" Evening sub
iec., Gods Personal Inquiry"
L
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a happy new year 10 You.
Colored Aristocracy tonight.


Bee the famous African cake walk to-
night at the armory.
The Maple City Quartet are all right.
Az the armOry tonight.
An immense owl caught by r. II.
Hughson across the river, was attract
ing atte ition this forenoon.
Do not fail 10 come ard bear the sbout.
ting tedor OF the Nashville STUD enta tell
you how Joshua Fought the Battle OF
Jericho next Monday night.
The bondsmen Of W. II. Donaca, the
deiaulting Sweet Home postmaster have
been notified that the amount oi his
shortage which they will have to pay 10
81 ,061.lI.
Mr. Adrian Comely THE week cut
down one OF the largest. trees around Alb
any, big hr that has been CONSPICUOUS
on the Rainwater farm across the river
Tor many years. 1t measured nearly
ten feet in diameter.l
Iu order 10 vote one must register be.
tween Jan. | and May is. Ii possible
do 40 with the county clerk. II mot n
may be done with any justice or notary
public. Don't put 1t of, but atierd TO
the matter at once.
The Lane county assessment roll has
at last been died. Total taxable prop.
eriy $3.50 $40, reduction OF t9i0. 500
from last year. Only Polk ana MsItno.
man counties are TO be heard from before
the state levy will be made.
Sylvester Pennoyer has sold his inter.
est in the big Portland mill, ITO shares
ior only sl3.750 whi.h wouid be at the
rale OF $4,000 for ths entire property
The capital stock OF the company was
$500 900. Mr. 2ennoyer wants an objec
lesson drawn Tor those yelling prosperit,
30 loudly.
The Prineville election resulted in th,
election Of the following ofIis-rs: May
or, arthur Hodges; couueilmen, for tw
years. D Y. Stewart, WIN. wnrzweile
} aud Ed n. White; councilmen for on
year, O. III. Eikins, r. W. Wileon an
A. LiDpman; recorder. III. II. Bell
marahal, VIM. Prime; treasurer, n,
J Moore
The big suit for the Corvallis Wat
! 70. against the city brought for Il
y ~ ksoaa 81 eeuhprllinR siSe city ~ tai
ibe Ratsr plant aud pay the cum OF Is
OuO yesterday was decided in favor OF ii
city. W. y. McFadden and y.
Weathergord we're attovneys Tor the wa
ter company and K. Z. wilson, Judi
Burnett aLd H. o. Watson for the cit
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Lebanon.
Fro n the T.. At.

Fro q the T.. A.:
Mrs. J. NJ. Ralsior and little son, Of
Albany, are visiting In Lebanon.
N. w. Smith has cold HE drug store u
II. ". Elliott. who moved here last week
IRON Portland. Possession will be given
the fret OF tbs year.
Miss Mona Miller returned TO Lebanon
yesterday, after An ablence OF several
montl 9 spent In Portland and vancou.
yer.
DR.. Booth performed an operation up-
on Clifford Mat key Tor appendicitis les
days ago, The operation was successful
a I'D the boy 10 getting along well.
y. II. Wicker has traded his stoch
ranch q few miles east OF this place L
w. y. Purdin for sixty nine acres q
land near Forest Grove.
Chas. and Francis PieiIer, Jonn lsom
and Mr. Graham came out from Albany
Yesterday ana went up above Waterloo
10 look at cattle ranch.
Rudolph Gctchman and Mics Hettl.
Hendfickson, both formerly OF thle place
were married In Portland on Christina
day. Trey paseed through Albany Tues
day on their way &C Niagara. where the,
will reeide.
Hon. and Mrs. NJ. A. Miller arrived Ii
Chicago Wednesday, where they vii
spend few days and then come hom
by the southern route, stopping sh sr
time In Los Angeles TO visir relatives Or
riving home about January Slh.
J. Il. McGillivfay and Thos. W. Bra
sel, representing the Oregon Telephon
and Telegraph CO., are In Lebanon ia
the purpose Of establishing local telC
phone exchange 10 this place. The
have already secured enough business /
justify the company In putting in the eyl
tenn, aud work Ill soon be begun on IN
same. They inform us that the com pa n
wiilssoon extend their line from ibI
place 70 Sojaville, and later on in til
asason viii extend Il 10 Waterioo an
Sweet Home. They will also put 10
hEAnela llne iFnnas ais place -FsscCnU
itieRpfinR.
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Brownsville.
From the Times /:

From the Times:
Mr. l.. Boyd. oi the 8. P. 20 haa Been
transferred 10 the station at HAlsey ana
10 preparing to move at once.
Misc Zella McHATgue was in Albany
Saturday.
Mlss Gc.lS Roby depending the hol-
idays 10 Albany.
Mira. Acheson and children, OF Albany,
have been the guests OF Mrs. q. A. Gem
try during the week.
ChAs. McGee was placed In the city
baetila Monday evening on charge oI
being drunk and disorderly, aud Tues
day inornine was brought before Mayor
o. X Standard and tined S25 and costs.
making total Of $3i.40, which Was paid
aud The young man given his liberty.
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Strictly business

FreEch the ieweIer.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle for tne money.
Will 4 Stark, jewellers.
Crescent bicycles al Hopkins Brothers
for only so, $50, eS5 and $50.
Oh Winn, citv ticket agent. Tickets
70 all points ia the east.
Be sure and see the anti rust tinware al
Hopkin BIOS, will has. lifetime.
Go TO Miss Longs for high priced pho
tographs, and do not iorget to take along
the money.
BY allowing the accumuIations in the
bowels t0 remain, the enfirs svstem Ia pois-
oned. DeWitt's Little Early Rissrs regrl-
ate the bowels. Try them and you Will
always use them. Foshay q Mason.
+ 3 a fil Z
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FARM Sold NJ. French and A. r.
Mccoy, "a trustees, have sold 10 Rev. g.
e. Henderson and J. M. Pinkerton, OF
Oakville, the remaining portion Of the
donation land claim Of John and
Sarah Mccoy, containing I571k acres.
Consideration, $3, 800. John Mccoy and
his vile settled on this claim in the
spring Of lS45 and lived their constantly
until their death. Mrs. Mccoy died in
1882 and Mr.. Mccoy in 1859.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

4 HULBURr.
Old papers ten cents hundred st the
DsMocRAT Office.
" makes no difference now bad the
wound II you use De Wits witch Haze
Salvs; 4 will quickly heal and leave nc
scar. Foshay Il Mason.
New 10 the Tins 10 get sn ironing
beard Or clothes rack, manufactured by
r. y. Dayidton, under patent. Fine
things Try one. Leave orders at Hop.
kins Bros.
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The Salem Independent says.

The Salem Independent says;
"Many orgonians are ceiling their
farms In the willamette valley Tor big,
fat sums, and are moving 10 the towns
10 loan their mouey and take things
easy, The towns give better facilities
for educating their children, and afford q
welcome change TO The good honse wife,
who has perhars worked TOO hard ia the
past TO make the farm q success."
Yes, but many others are taking their
places, and many OF the young men are
beginning faTming on their own account.
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This and That

Smiley's Clean Printing.
In novelties Will 4 stark lead.
Open illl ~ o'clock Q. m. at Stetter's.
Cr. ]. II. Erskine Is now in the Foster
Block, 2nd story.
Oysters cooked any way you wish at
Stetter'e.
!; Leave your orders for Fresh Oysters
at Stelter's.
Oysters opened esh every day at the
Leading Restaurant.
French the Jeweler makes speciality
OF engagement and wedding rings.
Fresh Sodayille soda-water healthiul
summer drink, at Burkhart &Lee's.
For sale, gocd carpeting, SO cenis pei
yard, by I, s. Alexander, east emu OF Sth
street. -
A large and fine stock Of cigars and to
bacco at Conn 4 Huston's. See the dis
play.
When yca want choice steak nice
roast or meat Of any kind, call on Henry
3roders. He keeps the best
The best meats of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beel
Company's market, just down Second
treet Good weight and prompt attend
ion.
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MORE FIGHTING.
Another Victory for The Boes =.

LoSDoS. Dec 3o.--News received To-
day Of the boers on Christmas firing ten
empty shsl 8 Into Ladysmi.b, lsbellfd
"soAsons gresiings."
The British made desperate attack
ufon MaIeking fighting ~ 10 the very
walls Of the fort, when they were re.
pulsed I'M big victory for the Boers.
The British loss 10 100, the Boess9. Two
British Captains were captured,
Al Moddet r.ver there hss been fight
Tor two hours, the Br tlsh bombsrdlng
the Boers.
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SATURDAY.
TELEGRAPHIL
Something win Happen.

boHDoNs Decy ~, D A. M.--Thc latest
special dispatches from Cheyeley camp
nint darkly at some important move-
mont az imminent. This ID interpreted, !,
with some misglvings, 10 moan that Gen.
Butler contcmplatcs renewal Of his at :
tempt 10 relieve Ladysmith.
u y reported by the same dispatches
that The Beers have now retired 10 tie
north bank Of the Tugela.
Ambitious Skagway.
WAsHIS0ros, Dec. 20.--James q pr CO
OF Skagway, isshcre trying 10 be admit.
tod as delegate.from Alaska. There
seems no doubt about reOolution being
introduced TO that effect, but as there
has been no election In Alaska, such a
resolution will not be considered, Con.
gFesss viii hrst provide by legislation for
an election Of delegate before any man
. n bs admitted.
Filipino Style.
MANILA, Dec. 20, 1910 r. M.-The In.
snrRenls who evacuated the coast towns
between Dagupan and Vigan, fleeing TO
the mountains beforJ the advancing
Americans, are returning Ia small bands
TO The towns the Americans do not occn-
py, tcrrorizing this natives aud China
men, who sshowed friendship Tor the
Americana. The natives and Cinnamon
are seeking the protection OF the Ameri.
can garrison.
~ Popular as Ever.
SAN AsToNIA, Tex Dec. 29.--To the
largest audience that ever faced pnblIc
speaker IN q ball In this city, Hon. w. j.
bryhn today made a speech on finance,
trusts anc expansion. He stated that
the democratic platform for the coming
campaign would be- the Chicago plat.
torn. OF 1896, with the addition u such
pianks az recent industrial combination
aud the late var necessitaied.
Live Business Men.
Ngw YoaK, Dec. 30 Lewis r.. Coli
smith, assistant cashier Of the Port Jar
we National bank, OF Port Jarvis, N. y.
who ia alleged 10 have robbed that In.
niitution OF so4 600 November p last ,aut
also to nave ialsihed the banks books
today surrendered himself. Goldsmith
lett For. Jarvis four dayS before q war
rant was issued for his arrest.
Fast Skating.
MisSEArotIs, Dec. 2g.--Norval Baptie
the Batugate, n. ID skater, covered
mile on the ice al Lake Minnetonka TO
night at 2;0S Hat. This IL claimed 70 b
"a seconds faster than the time mad
by TIN Donohne, Of Newburgh, n. j.
some years ago.
A. o. U. W's. PRoaPrsGss. Tuesda
morning the recorder Of Honor lodge, A
o. U. w, received warrant for $500
In payment Of the LeEtuclAFy celtiAcal
r.. A.. WMllana hald In that order NJ
sfR.Iat0 Was buried on hha iAth 0f thi
month and tbs prcot ana necessary p'
Ipnra we're Oiled out and sent 10 the hsa
Office on the 10th, and In exsclly OF
weos q warrant for the fall amount wa
returned, THIS 10 the noat prompt pay
lnent ryer made by any order In th
lclly. This makes e6, 900 that the A. o
U. w. has paid TO wldows and orphan
IN this ely this year.--Lebanon X. A.
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Or H H Haden. Sum..rit, . Ia. SAYS, Il
think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure splendid
medicine. prescribe il, and my could
ence IN ii grows With continued use. IL
diges's what you eat and quickly cures
dYspepsia and indigestion. For eale by
Foshay 4 Mason
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Or. W. wixin, Italy Hill, N z. says,
al heartily recommend One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t gave my wife Immediate relief
in sulf ocatlng asthma" Pleasant to take
Never fails 10 q1ickly cure all coughs,
colds, throat and iuag troubles For sale
by Foehay h Mason.