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FEAR RESULTS IN DEATH.
4 Connecticut Man Expires From
Observation-Disclosures

NORWALK. Conn March 2I-Fear of
hydophobia drove Myron r OImstead in
sane and he died at his home here yes
terday. racked with the most terrible
symptoms OF that disease
He was bitten by a dog on January %
Physicians say the wound would have
had no serious results had not SoIicftous
friends aroused his fears. The men with
whom ne worked alluded so frequently
10 his injury that the subject was con
stantiy in his mind
Surgeons declare that the dog which
bit Olmstead, which is stiH alive. has
never suffered from rabies But Ohm
stead apparently hypnot.zed himself into
the belief that he would di, 4 horrible
death from hydrophobia His physician
said he was thrown into hysteria bv his
imagination.
Oimstead WAS thIrty-two and lived with
his family at No. 50 Cedar Street. South
Norwalk- A pet spaniel with which he
was playing fastened its teeth in his face
inflictiug a wound under The right eve
and another on the nose.
The usual remedies were applied and he
was not alarmed at the time. but friends
suggested the possibility OF hydrophobia.
Olmstead at ursJ laughed, bur fear soon
crept into his mind He became morbid
ana melancholy
The Hrst blow from the fatal hallucina-
ton came last Wednesday. when he had
q CONFUSION Al the partial return OF
consciousness his fears became a realism
lie imagined himself the dog that had at
tackled him His barkiuSs and rawlings
could De heard ali over the neighborhoGd
he day following he suffered from the
widest inlaSininSS. He scratched. cIawei
ana harked ike d dog ANY sound caused
uE water OF any reference made 10 water
would set him barking and throw him into
the most violent SgaSms- He frOthed al
the mouth and seemed imbued with SUPER
natural strength lie attempted 10 bite
those in attendance on him and had 10 be
restrained with ropes. After five davs Of
pitiaDle suffering he died. PHYSICIANS say
tnat DiTnStead death was caused by
Observation-Disclosures
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QUEER RIGHTS AND CUSTOMS.
Some T:Iut Can BE ENcrciSed Only Ia
Coronation Periods.

a great many quaint cLstoms. rights.
ana privileges exist which are exercised
only at the time Of the coronation OF an
English sovereign The Duke Of Norfolk
has the right TO receive golden cup, as
hereditary chief butl-r of England. The
Luke of argyll has the right 10 present
one. Lord SOuthesE is hereditary cup
bearer for Scotland. and the cup figures
in the arIns OF his house. The hereditary
bearer of the cap OF maintenance Is Lord
Winchester, Lord Grey de EuthvTi-iS the
bearer of the golden SPUR The chief
hutIer for Ireland is Lord Ormonde- And
the hereditary great Chamberlain under
the new reign VIII be Lord ChOimOndeIcy
LhiS Olnce being neld COHJolnJly and alter
uately by Lord AucaSteT and Lord ChOi-
IaOudeley- The office Of Lord Great
Chamberlain OF England. q hereditary Of
ice apart from that Of Lord Chamber
lain, was once. in the latter part Of the
eighteenth century, owing to the fact that
the houors Of the house Of WiIloughby
u EreSby pass IN IA" female line held
by woman. one Priscilla Barbara Bar
oness NiIloughby q Ercsby in her own
right The Duke OF St. Adams Is he
reditaJ Falconer. The hereditary Grand
A!mo1er Is Lord Exeter, and the Office of
Champion Of England is held by th-
bymoches of SCriyeisby-
The privileges which can be exercised
~ any time are those Of the Duke OF
Norfolk. who has the right 10 an escogt
Of cavalry for any special occasion. This
privilege was admitted. bur not enforced
at the time of the Dukes marriage 10
OF the Duke Of St Adams. VINO has the
privilege of driving down Rotten Row
Whenever he pleases- The last time this
privilege was exercised was by the then
dgi,e at the time OF the Queens corona
ton
OF Lords Forest and Kinsale who have
the right TO wear their hats in the pres
en,e of sovereign; "a right, naturally,
that is never exercised.
TIL ''rei4uius' Lady Spencer has the
right to carry her train over her arm ~
the drawiEE-T0om when she passes
through the throne room. instead of hay
ing j. spread ike other people
? n most curious privilege of all is the
rigL OF all peers 10 be hanged with a sill
ken rope instead of a hempeu cord L is
not q privilege likely to be exercised in
these days
The Duke of Argyll has hereditary right
20 apartments in Holyrood. During the
life of tn Queen these apartments were
uIae..I a. the disposal Of Her Majesty 10y
h, tate Duke Of Argyll The present duke
may POSSIBLY resume his tenure.
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New York Cotton Market.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY NOTES.
The Grand Jury for the March Term
Discharged.

ROCKVILLE. Md. March 27-The
grand Jury Of the Marcel term Of the
Circuit Court for this county finished its
business yesterday and was dis
charged II seems from presentments
brought that the investiga ton Of the
local option law OF the county was the
ground upon which the ma jority Of the
indictments were brought The jury re-
ported having examined I32 witnesses and
found ffty-two preseutments-
They visited the Jail and found nine
teen inmates therein Everything there
was in an acceUtable condition. except
that flaws were found in the outside walls
Of both jail and jailyard. which need i'm
mediate attention They visited the aims
house and farm. and found tyyenty-seven
inmates Everything at this place was
found most gratifying 10 The visiting
committee, and n most excellent condi-
ton
Twelve OF the local option indictments
brought were against John McCoHough.
the p.aiHun IN the libel cases recently
brought by him against number OF the
leading citizens Of Germantown and the
neigIborhood-
The board Of directors Of the Montcon-
cry County Agricultural Society met ~
this place and transacted consider
able business looking to the coming
fair which viii De held on August
= 10 30 inclusive. Leonard Weer was
chosen chief marshal and Artemus Sui
Ivan chief Of police The revision Of the
premium list Was taken up and a mum
Der Of changes made, the most i.nBsrtau t.
Of which Was the abolition of ali pre-
mIuIuS on grade bulls. An addition OF s.
each Was made on all Chester Poland
China, and berkshire hogs. Three CUPS
VIII be offered for sweepstakes GA gonI-
Try. As follows. on Plymouth Rocks
WyaHdGttts and Mediterranean classes
The Tacetrack was ordered filed up on
the lower turn, and the Privilege Com
mittee was authorized to secure some
open air show for The fair. The Commit
tee on Enlargement Of Grounds was re
APPOINTED .ud INSTRUCTED IS Lar.Iofara-
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CHICAGO. March 27-Robert Berger.
whose membership in the defuuct bank
ing firm of T. :. Ireyer & co. led 10 his
imprisonment in Joliet has been released
on parole. after d confinement Of clever
months and twenty days, Mr. Berger. who
was convicted Of receiving a deposit after
he was aware Of the insolvency of thu.
bank, secured the sympathy of the prose
cution by agreeing not to appeal his case
& virtual agreement was made that pun
ishment should be as light as possible
Mr. Berger still must submit to the war
den report of his conduct whenever re
gIiTed but otherwise his freedom is un-
--~Lricred
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TEE BURLINGTON RJJMORS
Early Market Strong on Revival of
Talk Of a Deal.

Northern Pacific and Quincy the
Features - other Railways Also
FIrnl-A Decline Luter-The En-
pert OF Cole! :, Subject of Comment.
NEW YORK. March 2.-Northern Pa
cifc and Burlington and Quincy were
the centres Of interest in the initial deal
ings in the Stock Market today though
there is as Yet some doubt as TO the
authenticity OF the rumor that the con
troll of Burlington had been acquired in
the interests of the Northern Pacific
In the remainder of The market sharp
advances IN contrast with Yesterdays
final prices were common Southern Rail-
way. the AtchiSonS. Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific. and the anthracite coal
stocks were all conspicuously strong
Louisville and Nashville also recovered
sharply and further advances We're noted
in the Chicago and Alton issues
Very little was done in the industrial
quarter with the exception OF Sugar,
which again underwent indecisive move
ments- Among the speciaIties AmaLga-
mated Copper was dealt in 81 small price
changes and Peoples Gas was decidedly
firm
The local traction shares which were
fairly active moved in line with the re
mainder Of the market but after the
initial dealings effective pressure devel-
oped in Brooklyn Rapid Transit
A factor of some weight in the strength
displayed IN the early dealings was the
tendency Of the London market. where
advances extending to one point were
noted in the American quarter Foreign
houses bought quite heavily III this mar
ket upon the open.u5 of business
No attention appeared to be paid TO the
export Of gold announced in this morn
ing's newspapers, but the possibilities of
the money market again came in f. &c
tive discussion
Heavy profit realizing sales app, led
after the initial dealings under which
general and material recession was noted
in prices.
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fEI-m INC DI.-la IUNCs-fl-IlIl-I
S.lBpoSe each Southern state had only one cool
cotton and one good WOODEN mill. and the people
II that State only bought their everyday cIothes
rom these home industry mills even this little
cooperation would save The south from more
BURDENS than all OF the speeches ol their poll
fieiaus When we eat drink, and wear more
Hiugs OF our own MAKE, and do more Of our
,vu fnsIring the Esst Viii have no cinch on tL.
s1urll-> Aari-earued raw material money. and
ne. trusts cannot take cur hides OF
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& MAGISTRATE ACCUSED.
niiIIifoned to Answer Charges of Ar

Summoned to Answer Charges of Ar
r"eance and Incompetence.
NEW YORK March 2l-Magistrs,te
Pool was summoned 20 the Supreme
Court today 10 answer charges Of AFRO
sauce and Incompetence brought by q
lawyer
Magistrate Pool is sixty-eight years old
and has lived in this city since 1865, previ-
GUS 10 which time he practiced law in
Cleveland He served as "a soldier in TIA
civil war He has been president of The
American National Bank. of the Nanu-
factureTs' and Merchants Bank. ana OF
the New York and West Shore Railroad
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in either direction. Wall Street is Of the
opinion that the strike win never mate
riaIize Mr. Morgan is said to have
promised some Of the bun leaders of the
market that II VIII be prey ented- II
April I comes and with il no strike It
Is thought likely that there nay be an
early advance in this group
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The early market today was notably
Irregular and indecisive- As was 70 have
been expected, the opening was strong
nearly everywhere. under The lead of
Northern Pacinc and Burlington, IA
which immense transactions occurred.
This opening squirt was not held well,
however, and before The first half hour
had passed ali the early gains hau peen
lost. IN general selling movement
Toward II o clock there was an Lher
slight accession OF strength, but It was
impossible 10 predict what would be the
outcome OF the day business. IL is very
eEl-cEL that Ia re Is an immense amount
OF stock coming into the market on every
td-ance, but some believe that the buy
Ing Is quite As good as the SeLiuE. One
thing Is certala-InauipuIaJIOn BY i'm
porLaAt interests Is a. feature OF the mar
keI inns manipulation Is supposed 10
nave Tor lJs object the hOiGInE up Of
prices. Whether i viii succet-,. or non IS
the point Of Interest.
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4 Boy Charged with Murder.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March n
Probably the youngest murderer ever IA
rested is Lewis Mitchell. colored. twelv.
ne circuit court to answer the charge O.
ling Roy ayers. I'VE .gt-le.t .-i.lt.
white b0y IN front OF the opera house las,
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Disreputable Charac-
tiers Excluded.
Train Direct to Track
will leave 9th Street Station at
2.15 2. If. Electric street cars to
track every two minutes.

Subscribing Members Badges,
for member and lady, and includ-
ing ten complimentary ladies tick
cts, on sale at DroOp'S, 925 Penn
syIyania Avenue, and at WestcOtt
& Story's. $40 Seventeenth Street.
For the year, S25. For spring
meeting. SIS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, HOLDING = SPECIAL
TERN FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS
II RE ESTATE OF JOHN F. LAWRENCE
DECEASED. Ne 1000 Administration
Docket Is
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia. holding = Sue-
ciaI term for Orphans Court business, for pro
bate OF the last VIII and testament and for let
tiers Uestamentary on said estate by Minnie Heis-
raud it Is ordered this 10Th day OF March 1901
that notice Is hereby given 10 the heirs-at-law
and next OF kin. and 10 ali others concerned.
10 appear in said court on MONDAY. TIE 22D
DAY OF APRIL, \ D. 1901 AT O'CLOCK P. NJ
20 show cause why such application should not
be granted. This notice shall be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
iugton Times once IL each Of three successive
weeks before the return da- therein mentioned
the first publication 10 be not less than thirty
DAYS before said return day
By the court, CHAS. c COLE Justice.
Attest.
GEO T. JOHNSON.
Acting Register Of Wills
WOLF * ROSENBERG. Attorneys.
JenifeT Bldg. mh2O, Craps
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Scientists Hound for sun.tra

The Navy Department was notified to
day thar the General AIava had sailed
from CaVite for Sumatra with q party
from the Smithsonian Institution TIA.
scientists viii observe the coming ecIIpsa
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

truss but he carries tue Air
szyy4-SO~7 Cushion truss all over the United
States Hen, women. and children
WeaT and Ike them The Air Cushion Pad holds
Sith cosss4ert; nothing else wiu Consu, tatiOn
md rSO weeks trial free Lady N attendance fof
aides. OfEce paTiors. waiting. and consultation
-oCms on the same floor Gaia. ogues free The
RORlCK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1924
at nv. I'd foor- EahI0-tf-eu
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

$50 CASH; spl2ndid bargain owner going away:
FOR hand>omey-located lot IL Tuxedo and seven
lots in Columbia Park Address, Al once. BOX
2gI his office nl27-5
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about Hyattsvius.
several beautiful homes. with lots, and snail
acreage suitable iOr chicken runs; price moderate
ana terms easy. ROGERS & ROGERS Eyztts-
vile MS
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WALL PAPER

rhs papering and decorating we do-a superiority
which Is notieeably absent from the Cheap
John work sometimes brought to your attention
And We charge but one small profit over actual
cost Drop a postal for samples E C.
NOITE q2s 9Th ST NV. nh24
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up; legal guarantee with
all work: estimates furnished; samples brought;
+Oe.o-roli stock TO select from; send postal
WILLIAM Y. MAHONEY main store, Coz Pa ave.
Sc; telephone East lI4-F- Anacostia branch. TOO
Pierce St mHZ1-on
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Corrected daily by " & HiBbs & Co, man
bers Of the New York Stock ExchaLge, 1919
Street
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The announcement Of the alleged Bur
nngton-NorJhern Pacific deal has much
the look Of manipuIatIve move IN the in
terest Of higher prices The story that
the Northern Pacinc Is 10 secure the Bur
hngton may be the truth about the mat
ter. OF il may not 1t Is true The fact
has been discounted in the advance al
ready made by The stock. II the story Is
without foundation its tacit acceptance by
insiders is 10 say the least. a diplomacy
with q suspicion Of deceit The facts can
not De ascertained but IL is probable that
thtEe mas De@n heavy buying Of Burling-
ton stock for control " ha are the fslV-
ers and If Mr. Hill is at their head ere
other questions. Burlington ss,ix;..t.,-,l IN
16o yesterday ~ the close up To thai time
lhe highest price Last night after the
close l.y was bid for the stock. proba Div
= biuH- ms morning at the opening
OF the market there was jump To I6g
after which the price receded RAPIDLY 10
10 ana seemed likely TO 90 of further.
Northern Pacific did NOT get higher than
the closing price OF yesterday. and il de
cjlaed sharply early in the session.
4 small amount of gold is 10 be ex-
ported. More IS likely 10 follow from
present Indications The fact that money
Is heid at 50 cheap q rate on this side
when logically II should be quoted much
higher Is another very clear evidence Ihf-
t-tE MAJ E-rL j. D-ltlS JbChfte ed The BlElES
o an mean 81 Jcks IN London for AiuefI-
can houses IS another evidence Of the
same thing
There are rumors Of an announcement
OF some kind this week or next regarding
the Southern hallway II is said that the
matter IS Of much Importance and that
The stocks OF ,4e company VIII likely
have a good advance. Another runor is
that PenIlsl lyauia is TO be doomed in a
few days. One OF the stories is that the
tWo railways are in a deal together
There is renewed talk OF Hartman con
troll Of Wisconsin Central
II is plain that fresh opposition has de-
veIope. 10 the Shelters deal. The stock
was weak this morning.
The cOalcrs were rather dull and
showed no particular tendeucy 10 move
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Northern Pacific and Quincy the
Features - other Railways Also
EIrul-A Decline Later-The EN-
port of Cold :, Subject of Comment
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The coalcrs were rather dull. and
showed no particular tendeucs 10 move
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-ANttA4L AAN~i0-cL tl ~ HIS
WOLF * ROSENBERG, Attorneys,
JenifeT Bldg. mh5O. 27-apS
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MAHSUDS
MAKING
TROUBLE

New YoRG Dec 9.-The present opera
tions against the Mahsuds on the north
west frontier Of India are attributed
partly to the partial failure of the
British blockade which was intended to
enforce the payment Of fines for tribal
raids and outrages, aud partly to the
growing aggressiveness of the tnbesmen
themselves, says London dispatch to
the Tribune, in explanation Of recent re.
ports from India. Taking the Waziri
campaigns Of the last forty years, there
have been probably more losses to the
British than to the tribesmen. The
Indian Government is reluctant to
initiate operations on large scale and
the Bombay correspondent of the Mail
fears that il the recent annihiation Of
party OF troops is left unpunished there
may be trouble elsewhere.
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DANISH
WEST
INDIES

New York, Dec. "a dispatch from
Copenhagen sas the economic situation
in the Danish West Indies is bad, owing
to the fall in the price of sugar but st,
Thomas has an excellent harbor, which
would be strategically and commercially
valuable to the United States
1t is significant, Gays the correspond
ent that in 1867 the United States Of.
fered for the two smallest islands nearly
double the sum now offered for all three
The Danish party which is opposing
the sale, points out that it would be un-
wise to sell the best harbor in the West
Indies just when the isthmlan canal is
about to be built, but the majority of
the Danes have only agrarian interests
and have therefore no special interest in
tanning the islands.
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Northwest Normal Notes.

Miss Eugene McAlster has returned
from kalama, WASH, where she attend
ed the teachers examination. Miss Nc
Alister made a good grade at the ex-
animation and will teach in the public
schools Of Washington next year; in the
mean time she will pursue her studies in
the n. w. Business College.
Two new hyloplate blackboards have
been added to the furniture Of our
school rooms.
The College has a strong amateur
athletic team, Work was commenced
Saturday on the training grounds and
the circular track end straightway are
nearly completed.
Prot John b. Garland, who returned
from Valparaiso College last week took
charge Of the shorthand and typewriting
department. OF the n. W. n O.. on
Tuesday. While attending the Eastern
college, lac made a sp cialty OF shorthand
and typewriting.
Another Remington typewriter has
been added TO the equipment OF this de-
partment Of the school.
After the excitement of the debate
vas over at the last meeting Of the Lit
erary Society, the young ladies' gave the
eloquent orators sn agreeable surprise
by bringing in delicious lunch
The young gentlemen are fully per-
suaded that the admission Of ladies' to
the society has added dignity and re-
fnemant not only to the literary work
but also to the social features of their
meetings.
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S1OO Relief S10O

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrb. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a const!tu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, aud giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have 30 much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list OF testmoni-
als. Address,
L. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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LABOR
RESOLVES
Against Ocean Rats and
Child Labor.

SCRANTON, Pa Dec, 9.-The commit.
tee on resolutions Of the American feder.
alton OF labor this morning reported
number tf ies)lu ions The first consid.
cred wac one pledging the federation to
support the journeymen tailors union in
the contest for free shops 1t was adopt
ed. These resolutions were also adopted.
One petitioning congress to amend the
marine laws, also oneto prohibit the tow
ihg on oceans of gigantic RATS and re-
s)lu tion boycotting cigars made by child
lbor.
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q n - TO R r a.
Boara tbo - Tho Kind You Have Always BOufhi
signature os LMHHZAzZnI
Note the Distinction

We wish to announce that we repre-.
cent The National Tontine Savings
Company of DeS MOines, Iowa, and
not the Tontine Savings Association of
Minneapolis, Minn. We ask our friends
and patrons to carefully note the dis
tinction. SMITH 4 MoLDEN,
General Agent for National Tontine
Savings Company. 1877 81
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Austin Parker BALDWIN Ia dead At h

Austin Parker Baldwin is dead at his
home in New York after an attack OF
acute bronchitis lasting only a few days.
Mr.. Baldwin, who WAS born in 1884, had
lived in New York nearly half CEN
tury. lie was we'll known in steamship
circles as head of Austin, Baldwin q Co.,
agents for Baldwin Bros, American and
European Export Company and OF the
Allan-State Steamship Line.
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What sha We Have Tor Desertr

This question arises In the family
every day. Let us answer il today.
Try Jell-O, delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared In two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! simply add
boiling water and Set to cool Fla
vors:-LemOn, Orange, Raspberry and
Strawberry. Get a package At your
grocer's today. 10 cts.