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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-13
Il tel Arrivals.

Guests at the Moala Hotel during
the past week were: f. L. Chambers,
Eugene. Ore; c. n Chambers. Chi
cago; Judge Edings, Hawaii; H z.
Bigelow, Hawaii; B. Peyman. Eng
land; Henry Jones. New York; E. n.
Nelson, San Fran; Mrs. G. II. Mel
son, San Fran; L. Jolckhosne,
France; Mr.. and Mrs. Wa Their, San
Fran; C. B. Newton. San Fran: c.
N. Thomas, San F. an; C. P. Morse
and wife. City; S. B. Gibbs, San Fran;
DR.. c. B. Cooper and wife. City; l..
e. Pinkham, City; S. HoffmIA Jr..
City; F. L. Lowell, City: F, B. An
gus, City; r C. A. Peterson. CITY; l..
R. A. Hart, City; Geo. c. Reiter, U. s.
S. Wise nsin; j. F. Merry. u S. A /;
r. W. Shingle, City; T. B. Clarke.
Thornhill, England: Arthur Peel. Eng
land; w. S. Moet. Tentsin: G E. Al
len, Eng and; Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes,
London; VIM. Blodg and wife, Bos-
ten; Herman Webster, Chicago; f.
W. Sutterle and WIFI, Philadelphia;
F. W. Sutterle. Jr, Philadelphia: John
Hind Kauai; A. D. McBryde, CITY:
Geo. +. Turnbull and wife, New York;
Edward ]. Turnbull. New York: C ara
L. Turnbull, New York; MAY Hey
wood Brown. New York; r. C. Dyer.
London; r bert Merston and WIFI,
J ondon; Chas. Thrum. S S. Doric;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. a. Brown, Citv;
Mrs. Suman ]. Stone. Citv; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo NJ. Myers. Auckland; Miss
Russell, London; Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
enson. London; Mr.. L. p Bedgood.
Los Angeles: A F. Estabrook. Bos-
I n; w. ]. Hovt. Manchester. n. H.
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reported satisfactory conditions a.
Mosok4i- There we're fourteen deaths
turing the month. including the death
by supposed drowning in she sea Of
one CT the inmates Of the Baldwin
home AID the death OF two infants
from hamilton One birth vas report
ed
The attendance az the bath houses
has been up 20 the average.
There we're eight cases OF chicken
pox during the month. and as three
cases developed IN one 6aY II was
thought advisable 20 close the schools
for . time
Fevers visiting Nolokai take gen
orally the form OF simple continued
fever or an ssthmstic form OF remit
tent fever
Bids for drugs for the lsper settle
ment and insane asylum we're consid-
cred. after which the board adjourn
ed to meet again Wednesday OF next
week
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BOARD OF HEALTH
HEARS FOOD REPtRT
Milk Supply Better in
Quality Than Ever
Before.
SH0RErS TELLING STATISTICS
SEVEN SAMPLES FOUND TO BE-
BELOW sTANDARp-miLK
DEALERS IN TRouslE.
sH0RErs TELLlHG STATISTICS
Or. oliver Reports on holokai-Four-
teen Deaths There-One Birth.
Eight Cases of Chicken Pox.
Schools Closed.

Nothing of any Importance deFc :
oped at yesterdays meeting of the
Board OF Health.
The minutes OF the last meeting
were read and approved and then the
secretary read Food Commissioned
Shorey's report for the month Of
i,usember.
! his repc-C vas. in par, as fol-
iCSs:
Honolulu, Dee. 2, 1901.
Dr.. H. c. SIoggett, President Board
of Heath:
Sir: / suhni'c herewith report OF
the work done in my department dur
ing the month 1f November, 1901.
The usual milk inspection has been
carried on; and so far as the milk
supply of Honolulu can be judged b.
the samples taken by the inspector, it
has been better ia quality during the
past month thal ut any time during
the period | have eeen in charge OF
the work. Not or,y are there few
names on the black list" but the
average of samples passed as, up 20
or above STANDARD mas been high.
Samples found to be below stan
dard gave on analysis the following
figures:
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Paris per

This water was taken from an open
ditch in a taro patch, and carries in
suspension considerable organic mat
ter, so that an analysis was hardly
necessary to determine its character,
which l consider bad.
This water, in addition to being
used for making poi, is used for drink
ing, etc, by large number of pc
pie, residing in that district. and
while the fact that these people use
it apparently without harm, would
prevent its being condemned. the tact
remains that this water is exposed to
infection both from animals and hu-
man habitations for eonsid arab e
distance above the point where the
sample was taken, and a single case
OF an infectious disease in the upper
part of the valley would be a menace
TO a considerable number of the COM
munity
Eleven samples OF syrup and molas-
ses, partially reported on before,
were examined for the presence Of
bleaching agents, and such found in
one sample only. Pelican Open Ket-
tie Louisiana Molasses," obtained
AAODA nun was
found to contain an undue amount Of
sulphuric acid present as a sulphate.
The amount OF sulphuric aeide present
was 0.374 of the weight Of molasses-
A sample of Hawaiian salt on par
tial analysis gave the following fig
uTes:
Sodium chloride (sal0 ...s4.4 p. ct
Lime .-. ..-..---.. O.5S2 p t
Magnesia ......... $50 p. CT
SulphuTic acid -.......... e-6S2 p CT
Moisture, dirt, and matter
insoluble in water ...--. 3.156 p CT
The amount of other salts than com
mon salts in it viii be noted very
small.
A sample Of canned lobster. label
led Star Brand Picnic Lunch Lob
steT, Portland Packing Co." obtained
fiom Wing Lee, Nuuanu street. was
found to be in bad condition, dscom-
position having set in and the surface
OF the can corroded. The stock of this
brand in this store, so cans, was con-
dsmned as unit for food
One sample each OF powdered can
tharides and extract Of caniharidss
were examined: no adulteration
found
One sample OF granulated Sugar
examined: no adalteration.
One sample OF lard examined; no
adulterztion. One sample of pills
proprietary examined; no aduitera-
ton.
Respectfully.
e c. SH0REY.
Food Commissioner.
The above report was approved and
placed on file.
Dr. Oliver. in letter to the board
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POLICE AND FIRE CALLS.
Apparatus fer Game~e'l System
Now Ready 70 Be Installed.

Colonel Coffee. who lately installed
the Gauewell alarm system in Ma
Mia. is in the city making arrange
meuts for the immediate installation
OF that system OF police and IRE calls
in Honolulu
A foreman and master workman ar
rived yesterday in the Sierra and Col
Coffee win hire the rest OF his labor
locally
The boxes, connections and other
apparatus come complete from the
Gamewell company and all that Is
headed for the installation is the
setting up of the various parts Work
will be started early next week.
The central station for the fire end
CT the service will be the Central Sta
tion at the corner OF Fort and Bere-
tania streets with the police head
quarters as the terminus of all the
police calls
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To Get Rid of a Troublesome Corn.

First soak it in warm water to soften
it. then pare il down as close as pos
sihle without drawing the blood aud ap-
ply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice
daily: rubbing vigorously fof five min
utes at each application A corn Mas
ter should he worn for a few days. t. pro-
tect it from the shoe. As general
liniment for sprains. bruises. lamen"ss
and rheumatism, Pain Balm is uneqUaled.
For sale by al 5rii gists and dealers.
Benson. Smit agents for Hawaii.
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The above report was approved and
placed on file.
DR.. Oliver. in letter to the board
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Total Butter

Case in district court, F. Correa,
selling adulterated milk, fined SIS.
Cases in circuit court, A. Doak sell
ing adulterated milk, appeal from
district court of Honolulu. Appeal
withdrawn.
Tong Chong Tai, selling decompos-
ed sausage; appeal from district
court of Honolulu. Nolle pros. en-
tered.
A sample of water used by poi max
er in Kalihi valley was examined and
found to give on analysis the follow
ing figures:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14
SEXUAL DEBILITY,
h eansid Enssh aad Bon Ih spssb ssi fW-
maneni cm Is EabciUd.

Probably there are few physlclans. un-
ls0 they possessed Dr.. Mnen's experience
and knowis6ge who would be willing to ad-
init o. who are n fact in position 70 know
ana me- r.s,i.e The The ;,, sla,Mins prev.isoos and In
suits Of that ailment known BY the various
titles Of Sexual Debility, Nervous DEBILITY,
Servo-Se1ui Debility and Sexual Neuras-
thenta A variety OF causes cootlfbuta to
this condition and . variety Of symptoms
5oe1ty Of cases from excessive induleenoo or
youthful folliea. yet It II In many Instances
caused also by mental worry, 0verstudy,
brsneo reverses and excessive use Of al
men are met with who apparently enjoy
good physical health, yet lack thaS one
very essential requisite q perfect manhood,
viz: sexual vigor. Tho victim of this
regard to his condition and feels kesnly the
humiliation that Il enfailA A. Sexual De-
bility Ii Of necessity q nervous disease. It
brings with 1t that train Of evils that at-
tend all disorders OF the nervous system
without doubt the effects on the mind.
Gloom and dependency. fear Of impending
danger. poor memory and inability to con-
centrate the mind are among the mos
prominent OF the mental effects Of Sexual
the head. ringing and buzxing noises in the
ears. spots before tho eyea. pimplso o. the
face. dark circles around the Syes, Daiqe
scross the back and 2 8enss:!ly hred.
night emissions and also hidden losses and
drains that ale extremely sxhauseing and
debilitating. These symptoms do not an
appear at one time IN q man suffering with
Sexual Debility. Any man who z 20 un.
cure, consult DR.. Milen. Il is framatef1si
that you have failed to ind . eare else
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14

lived alone IN ems q the most thiclIly popu-
lated sections q Philadelphia, mona Of the
neighbofs were Interested In her: In the lase
ten yeaxs NO one saw her face: but now
that she . dead detectives from ths Cen
tral, policemen from the Tenth ana Button
Wosd Streets Station. and the ne1ghboes ars
endeavor1ng 70 learn the story Of her hsr.
init life, and. moro particularly, the leoation
os much valuable stlverware which rumoe
has Il she 0WnsA
Some say Il was lows. othsrs Q great sor.
row, that prompted Miss Wofne to shut
herself from the world. Certain It = that IN
the last ten yearD no one has seen her face.
The postman delivered letter. through
IN opening In the shuttefs to q Wrfnklsd
hand: organ grinders played in front Of the
house Tor rewards tossed by an unseen per-
son from the window, children brought food
supplies In ohedienco TO Q noto and the ex-
act change thrown to them from IN upper
story.
A few days aso the messages from the
unseen ceased A policeman forced his
way into the house. The old enaciate0
woman was found in tho parlcr dying.
Death came ax the Pennsylvania Hospital
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14

War; Warren Nswcom6 in s New Orleans sa' While HE
both were on . visit to this city. At
member Of the Arm Of II. D. Newcomb {
Bro. Of Louisville. After their marriage
they moved to New York. where Mr.. New
About 1855: daughter was born to them,
Harriet Sophie Newcomb. and this child's
coming into the world Is the blessing that
has fallen Oh the cause Of woman's educa-
New York in 1866. and left his entire fortune
to his wife and daughter; His will made
no no.. provision for any other relatives 20. or
to yield a net income Of 10000 . year be
set aside for HIS wife. and that the re-
nnainder be held in trust for his daughter.
. glorius womanhood she died. This was
. terrible blow to Mrs. Newcomb. who
was. besides, being harassed BY the heirs OF
nj; Mi N'wcomO' who desired to set aside the
arief-stricken and solitary. Mrs.. Now.
comb lived in retirement for q number OF
rope several times: and spent many months
under the soft Italian skies. She never be-
came reconciled to her loss. and no diver.
s1on swept aside the memory which hovered
And then came the Inspiration for the
building OF q college for women. Tho idea
had no sooner crystallized than she set
She came back to her old home in New Or
leans to bestow her memorial gift
Efrst D0Aati0n.
Her hrst donation was the purchase Of
square Of ground on Washington avenue
and Camp street, with the superb Burnside
manaion. This building was constructed BY
James Robb. q banker Of ante-bellum days,
after tho style Of an English country house.
and its imposing front and spacious terrace
have always been an object Of admiration.
Z Va. Afterwards occupied BY. General
was transformed into the n. Sophie New
comb Memorial College. The first donation
was followed by many others: until, up 70
the hour Of her death. she had given about
81 10000 There have been built on the
grounds Q quaint little chapel. gymnar
sium. the Pottery building. the High School
building. and opposite the Washington
street entrance. on the other side Of tho
street, II the Josephine Louise House, the
dormitory Of the college.
Mrs. Newconlb also built . memoria1
chapel to General Robert E. Lac. at LexinF-
ton, KY, and her husband. before his death.
in connection with Cyrus Mccormick. On
dowed . chair in Washington-Lee Univer-
sity.
Mrs, Newcomb drew up her own VIII in
that was singularly clear and
steady for woman Of her age. Mcconnell.
her attorney, treasures q little sonnet which
Mrs. Newcomb indited about two years ago
and sent to him It shows the deep renS-
ious feeling of the woman. It readss
Obi search this book Of books tns oese.
ohsyy sH,af III prsesSss % ana II u.ss .Sss
Ana e T. sSu1ssi &C. ss susIasn sna "a e
my '''' in time 'A' '''- 'A'. s.; no IN z f.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14
GIRL WEDS 4 BABY
TO GET 4 FORTUNE.
Bridegroom Il But Eight Months
Old, While the Bride II
Nineteen.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Binghamton, n. z. April N1That she
might come into possession OF an $4,000 es-
tate. Miss Lizzie VolrouS Of this city was
married Saturday to an S-months-old boy
named Edward Carroll
Two ysaE0 ago the grandfather Of Ms
v1ded she married the male heir. The bride
= - yea1 Of age and has been living with
N11I Carroll. The first heir died. and the
marrying the baby she made him the heir.
thus securing tho property. Tho child'o
parents gave their consent to the wedding.
Miss Volrous, or Mrs.. Carroll, now pos
sesses the youngest husband In the world.
A the marriage was only done to dll tho
conditions Of the viii, It u said that 1t VIII
be annulled as soon AZ the estate has been
settled and Hrs. Carroll has endowed her
young husband with . share Of the prop
erty.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14
STRUCTURE.

Tho great prevalence Of Crethral
Structure, and its disastrous results. makes
It Q disease demanding most slkillful treat
mont. No ailment Of mankind has been
subjected TO more fasrant maltreatment.
doctors continue the barbarous. painful and
useless method OF cutting to remove
structure. Structure 10 q granular and not q
be dissolved and digested BY chemical ac-
ton. Cutting. dilating and other barbarous
methods are only pr1cticed BY the ignorant
and unskillod. Dr.. Mnen's treatment for
structure - q painless one.
It 10 not known or used By any other
physician In this country. being purely his
own discovery. Tho treatment Is easily ad-
ministeEsd and It quickly and permanently
diseolves the structure, removing II root
and branch, and IN % doing all ref1ex and
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14

o. improperly treated and the
virus Il allowed to remain in
tae system and the disease
thus to become, ~ II fS
termed, constitutional. It BE-
comes q most loatksome and
filthy disease, undermining the
constitution, destroying the
general health and sapp!ng the
very foundation OF life, render
ing tho sufferer Q mere wreck
In both body and mind, dis
gustinG to himself and Stunned
BY all around him It IL not
sufficient In order 20 eradicate
the disease from the system
that the primary ulcer at the
time Of Infection should mere
ly be healed. A thorough con-
gtitutional treatment II nece0-
sary from the beginning. other
wise the disease develops later
on In what are termed the
secondary and tertiary stages.
These stages arc manifest by
q variety Of symptoms, such
az aches in various parts Of
the body. particularly In the
knees ana lower limbs, Tho
hair and eyebrows fall out.
pimpleS appear In the scalp.
copper-colofed spotS on van-
Gus parts Of tho body and
mucous patches In the mouth.
DR.. Milen'S treatment for
blood poison In all its stages
10 absolutely the most perfect,
thorough and effective ever
discovered. He stakes his pro-
fessional reputation upon its
unfailing success and he guar.
antees q positive and speedy
euro In every case. By his
system Of treatment every
vestige Of the poison Is thor
ough1y eradicated from the
1vStem never 70 return
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14
They We're Not Mentioned In
Will Of Josephine Louise
NeWcomb.
FORTUNE WAS A LARGE ONE.
Bequeathed All to College She
Had Erected In Memory Of
Her Daughter.
REPUBLlo WDUAIA

REPUBIlc sPDUAI>
New Orleans, La. Aprn 1.-THE three d.
rect descendants oe the late ME- Josephine
Louise Newcomb threaten to contest the
viii BY which she left her entire fortune
except 5000. to the II. Sophie Nswcon,h
Memorial College Of this city. Tho value OF
tho estate II between g, 10000 and s2oOo. .ooo
Mr.. Newcomb was the widow Of the late
Warren Newcomb. who died In 1865. He left
his fortune Of $s14.ooo to his wife and their
only daughter. Harriet Sophie. In 17o.
Just after . decision which sustained the
will against the attempts Of relatives Of the
testator to break II, tho daughter died. 6ev-
eral years later Mrs Newcomb bought the
old Buonside residence here, altered and
reftted 1t and gave II to the Tulane Uni
vsrsity Of Louisiana, ~ tho II. Sophie New
comb Memorial College, monument to the
memory Of the daughter. whoss loss she
never ceased to mourn. sincs that time
Mrs Newcomb had given other sums. az
gregating approximately 100000.
Mrs. Newcomb died At New York on
Easter Sunday. Next day her win was pro
bated In New Orleans, In which city 1t had
been drawn up. In the handwriting Of the
testator. on May Il, 1os. It provided that
$2000 should be devoted to the caro- Of the
lots In Greenwood Cemetery. Now York.
where her husband and daughter were
buried, and where she desired to rest; 5000
should 90 to Miss Alice Bowman. mistress
Of the Newcomb College dosmitory; 1.ooo
to william Robertson Of Charleston. q c..
and tho rest Of the estate to the admini0-
traters Of Tulane University. for the use Of
Newcomb College Joseph A HinckA .
cousin, and b. v. B. Dixon are named ~
executoeA
Afs. Eevo0Ab Q Remarkable woman.
The win contains NO mention Of william
n. Henderson Of this city. . nephew. or his
and Mrs. n c. Mccarthy Of Louisville, and
the Hendersons declare that they will con-
test on the ground that the Tulane admins
traitors are the sole lsgatsas
Mrs Newoomb was . Eemafkabie wo-
IL S,1 She we - s
ness. owner Of magnificent homes in New
York and New Orleans, and yet had lived
almost the NE Of recluse in late years.
she had had no Communication with them
for many years. until a few days before her
death. when she relented and wrote . let
ter to ono Of them. whose daughter called
Mrs. Newcomb had, according to sonsA. Of
her relatives. lived very economically In her
latter years. denying herself many COM
Her whole life seemed wrapped up in
the child whose memory she commomor-
ated in the building Of the college. She
vas deeply religious, and . communicant 4
Warren Newcomb. her late husband. was
OF Fench extraction. his grandfather be-
!onged to noble French family. and knew
intimately. member Of tho French COM
mission which recsiyed the territory Of
Louisiana when ceded By Spain to France
In 1900: The very night that this treaty
vas a.ned he sailed for America, and
landed in Louisiana,
Birth 81 Her Daughter.
Mrs. Newconab wns born In Baltimore.
also OF French desosnt - the family
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14

where. for Or. Milen's methods and rene
dies arc % radically different and 20 re-
markably effective that . speedy cure, sven
In aggravated cases Of long standing. ts
readily accomplished In his studies and
invest1g1tions DR.. Milen has thoroughly ex-
emined into and analysed the causes. con-
dition0 and results OF sexual weakness IN
men. and his own special. original and sx-
elusive method Of treatment b the result
Of these studies.
The effect Of the treatment Il magical. Il
fmparts the fre OF youth and the vfgor
It rensWs vitality and gives new life and en-
erEy. Il inspires ambition and confidence
It causes the eye to sparkle and the glow
Of health to appear In the face. The elias
tic. springy step returns. and there IL that
eeH-satisfed feeling that n the natural re-
suit Of sound physical health and msntal
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14
Theodore niIen, N. D.,
600 OLIVE STREET.
Directly Opposite Post Ofllcs,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
WILL NOT PRAY FOR
DOCTORS PATIENTS.
These Who Take Medicines Ara
Also Barred BY a Richmond
Preacher.
RHUBLIC WEGAh

Richmond. Va, April 1.-THE Reverend
Doctor John W. Daugherty. pastor Of the
Apostolic Church Of this city, with q isrre
congregation, declares he win never aS13n
pray Tor q &ck person who employs medi-
cine or DOCTOR
The statement u printed In Q little paper
which cirou!Atee only In the congreGaf1on
and edited BY the pastor. Two Of Doctor
OaughertyS most prominent members 30
prominent family physicians who subsra1bS
TO Doctor Oaughertys other peculiar vieWR
do11gnAfed - sanctidcation and holine9
ana this last announcement Of the preschar
~ come With shock
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14
vlRlcOcElE,

var1coosls b in substance An accumula.
ton Of slugR1s1 blood In the veins Of a
Weake0ed and diseased scrotuIn. It Il both
Q cause and effect Of seminal weakness DR..
men'0 new and original method of curing
vancocele without an operation II distinct
" different from the usual forms Of treat
ment for this ailInent, and its use Il attend
ed with universal success BY means Of his
treatment the swollen. sag9ing veins are
emptied Of their contents and gradually re-
duced to their natural size. The parts re-
gain their tone and normal condition,
strength 10 restored all pain and tho
dragging sensations disappear. the SWELL
lacking. return, and the patient realizes
that at last he has found permanent relief
from this terrible afniction.
O00o hOuRss . .. u. t. - u. Even.
1ngs, ESQ - q Sundays, o .. u. g
n 1OOA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-14
W0MAN'S KIDNEYS.
Women as Well as Men Suffer and are Made
Miserable BY Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
To Prove what SwampRoot, the Great Kidney Remedy
will do for YOU, Every Reader of The Republic May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Among the many famous Investigated
pureo Of Swamp-Root none seem to speak
higher OF the wonderful curative proper
ties Of this great kidney remedy than the
ono We publish this week for the benefit Of
Mr.. a. N. wheslsr Of IL High Rock st.,
Lynn. Aaaa. writes on Nov. :. 1910: About u
months ago had Q very severe spell OF SICK
ness I was extremely sick for thrss weecnt
and when finally was able to leave my bad
was left with excruciating pains In my hack.
Ny water at times looked very Ike coHee.
could pass but llttle af . time. and then only
after suffering great pain. Wy physical con-
clifton was suoh that had no strength and
was all run down. The doctors said my Rid-
Did Not Know ! Had
Kidney Trouble,
! somehow fslt certain that my k16nsys wsrS
the cause Of my trouble. Ny sister. Mrs. e.
e: Littlsdsld. Of Lynn. advised me TO give Dr.
Xilmer's Swamp-Root trial. I procured .
bottle and inside OF three days commenced 20
get relief. I followed up that bottle with
another. and at the completion OF this ons
found was completely cured. Ny strength
returned. and to-day am well ever. NJ
businoss is that Of canvasser. am on my feet
great deal OF the time. and have to use
much eEer1y in getting around: Ny cure 10
therefore all the mora remarkable, and 10 ~
eesd'nsly sratiss'p6k 6Ra ss Ne" 4 n WHEELER
Swamp-Root will do Just as much for
any housewife whose back IS too weak
to perform her necessary work. who Is