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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-05-15
Our Washington Letter.
WAsnINaroN. Man 12, l902.

" ADHiNblbNs aHdJ l-i 1--we
THE bill reported by the Philip
pine Committee is one Of the most
iniquitous measures ever presented
to Congress OF the United States,
said Senator Dubois of Idaho, yes
terday when asked him his opin-
ion of the bill itself by the pro
visions Of bill a commission, com
posed OF three men, is given the
most absolute powers over the Fill
pinos and their lands The edicts
Of the commission viii become laws
unless they are negatively acted
upon by Congress aud, even If Con
gress had the time II would be inn
possible for il to judge Of these
edicts at this distance, 5000 miles
away. These three men can grant
franchises 10 whomever they see iit
and require in return for the same
such compensation or no compensa-
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power 20 save the Iiiipinos IRON DC
ing delivered TO an olig8rchF which
can sell Them. body and soul from
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'Io'" +" "eal'o''' government Up "h''n
they have absolutely 30 voice
81 c,rnrpl r.,a;ry ~ ,b. pbEta.
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pune "''' WIN con VI "'o any l"'''li
gent person that the Phillppiuc
Commission. should the bin become
law wouId baye powers tbat arg
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ruler save perhaps the RUSSIAN
Car There are IN the Philippines
millions Of acres OF rich apricultu.
r,i.i,,ds ,,,ro ,t,,, d.. $50 49,
River, and the other resources al
the islands are beyond computation.
and ao LONG az bpwan na,sr. 70
main. human natnra tho dnls,,,tiot
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Personal and Social.

Miss Kate seoyel has gone east for a
month h Z IS. IS. s$, . y. z.
Miss Mabel Otis is spending the month in
Chicago # ~
Mrs l.. yadnais has gene to Montreal for
several weeks. ...
Miss Garnet semple is the guest Of relatives
IN Cpvington, KY 2 zsS
Miss Myrtle Priteher is spending her vaca-
ton in Fort Wayne, Ind: $lssss. KS
Miss sBess Patrick of Urbana, Ohio is visit
ing Mrs. u. e. Gould of Grove place. III
s Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram A. SERVER are home
from a months trip to tho Pacific coast
Miss Kathryn Kayanagh left this morning
for an extended visit in Santa Cruz, Cal. ~
: Miss Harriette Hiscock has gone TO Duluth,
where she will sing in q concert tomorrow
night. ~, ~ 30 z :szssssz:4s
Miss Lucille King of Denver is visiting her
cousin, Miss Florence M. Cobb, ,2752 Bryant
avenue S. stlg.a
Miss 'Tilton of Chicago is the guest for two
months Of her sister, Mrs. j b. Tallman 1925
aGirard avenue S.
Z Mrs Bentson will give an.informsI dancing
party this evening, in A. O. VI w hall, ~
Seventh street s. ss sz 8. s5ss4t.ss s: IS
Mrs Bert L.. Smith and children will leave
this evening for Indianapolis to spend the
summer with Mrs. Smith IS mother. s5#.s
Minneapolis district Court OF Honor. No.
COS, will give a dance to-morrow evening in
the hall, Nicoilet avenue and Third street 81
Oscar Miss ply and =, ROB-
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KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION
The Annual Business Was TRANSACTED d
< ..-.5 .......t This Morning., 1859 -.

The Annual Business Was TRANSACTED
& ...-.< 1888. This Morning. ss,..s.~
The minneapolis kindergarten Association
held it's annual meeting this morning in the
parlor Of the Church Of the iRedeemer.fr Last
year the kindergarten in the Sheridan school
was supported by the: board of education,
which left only two lines: of work for the as
ISOLATION, the training school and the moth
ers meetings. ~ .'.,,-e.'>e' = =.
Miss Stella S. Wood, Superintendent of the
training school, sent a report of the work of
the year" which was read by the secretary,
Mrs. Jacob Cooke. The school has Just grad
uated a class of ten, a majority of which, were
from out Of town. Special lectures were given
during tile year by prominent specialists,
and the life of the school was active: and in
teresting.. =, 80 So .'2ts.. II
Mrs.. Frederick Paine read the secretary s
report The total receipts for the year were
s2,017o1; expenses, 1892. So; balance on hand
$94ls. ~ ..f-4 !. e.,,... -.c:...-s -
Mothers meetings have been held each
month at Drummond hall and the, Sheridan
and Lincoln schools, when some program was
provided by. the members of the committee.
The mothers Of Sheridan school make their
own arrangements and prepare their: own
refreshments. They have organized a club
which is. doing a splendid work in the district.
The nominating committee presented the
following report: For president, Mrs. :Enolnas
G. Winter; vice presidents. MINES. George H.
Miller, "A Ueiand, c. W.sKeyes, ohm Il. Gar
land, D.. F. Simpson, #, G.. Corser, Fst 3.
semple, Cyrus Northrep; Thomas Roberts;
recording secretary, Mrs. Jacob H: Cook; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Frank, Todd;
treasurer, Mrs: Frederick Paine; finance com
mttee, Mines Thomas Lowry Lucian Swift,
George F. Partridge, A. B. Jackson, George
H. Bagley, Robert II: Newton, s: c. Tooker,
G. T. Jaffray. Chauncey Lamb educattonal
ccmmittee. Mines. John r., Garland, fesacy
Jones, Preston King, Will Halfowell, Clark
So. Lindley, John Crosby, Fred B. Sander;
supervisory committee, MINES Philip B. Hunt,
G. W. Keyes, Frederick B: Wells, Marion D.
Shutter advisory committee, Dr. Marion %.
Shutter, DIR. o. S. Chapman, George w. Van
fDusen - =. - - a :
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! Lake Notes.

+ b l. >
e.: W. Backus has opened his summer home
Several fishing parties registered at North
ern Inn Sunday. s -
Benjamin Dickey and George Puritan visit
ed Wayzata friends Sunday.
a, r.. Gale was at his summer home on
Huntingtons Point last Friday. :,'e -,
F: p. Wilson and family are occupying
their cottage at Minnetonka Beach. -
Z Charles Bassett OF Chicago Is the guest OF
his uncle, H. R. Tenant, Wayzata..
}udgef5A. H. Young occupied the pulpit OF
the Conversational church at Wayzata Sun
d. c.: Warden and family have moved into
their cottage at Minnetonka Beach for the
season. $50 ~. 3 r, II. n, ~ :
Fred Endress Of Toronto, Canada, spent
Sunday as the guest Of Miss Minnie Tenant
at Wayzata.
A. + Rand and family meysd into their Sd
been, undergoing Improvements. -. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Baldwin, Mr., and Mrs.
H. S. Major, DR.. Hcegh and family were at
the White House over Sunday ~ ,......
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Plummer spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Heliwell al
Arlington Heights Mrs. Plummer will re-
main for the week. 80 - -. e
Rev. G.. L. Morrill,, who delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon az the Methodist church
! Sunday, was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. w F.
sandersof while in. Excelsior. :. - -,
NJ; s.; Pratt: Misses Genevieye and .Cors
Pratt OF Grand Rapids Wis, father and sis.
| ters OF Mrs: W.. F. sanderson, arrived Satur'
| day and will spend the coming two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. sanderson at the White
House. =: $z5E->.E .+ :, :: ~ - az.
| The White House opened for the season Sat
urday evening with hattering prospects fol
| the summer. w. D.. Henry of Wahpeton, N
| D. is at the hotel for week. Mr.. ant
Mrs. ~. T. Sphinx and Miss Marie L.. Spinl
are at. the hotel for the season. The Missouri
I delegation will commence to- arrive the com
Ing week, when the summer festivities vii
! be in full force. - a. -. 5..s. >.
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>.H:|AMLINE

I Mrs, walter Ryan entertained at dinner
Saturday, In honor of Miss Edith Hall.
Mrs. H, NJ. Evans entertained Mr.. Wallace
Of Dakota last week.
The Crawford club went to Minnehaha Falls
Wednesday for a picnic. - -
- Mrs Bradford Is entertaining Miss Ethel
Nichols .of Milaca. - :. II =.
Miss Leavitt entertained Thursday even
ing I'll. -. I = =. .Es5S.5-s $.g.>
Mrs. McMullsn has gone to San Bernardino,
Cal, =
: Mrs lBridgman. entertained ethe sophomore
class Of Hamline university at Lake. Harriet a
Wednesday. i IL. = ..rs. -, .=.
The Orpheus quartet Of St. Paul, assisted BY
Miss, Grace McCandy, gave a concert Tues
day evening under the auspices of the; Y: W.
c. IA society. - :. -, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley are in Red Wing. + s<s:I
DE- and Mrs. Leavitt entertained at dinner
THURSDAY evening in honor OF Mrs Richard
son. :tey.;p. $3.50. -,
Mrs !. Harry Jones entertained a party Of
young people Thursday evening for, her son,
Ray "a ~,
Miss Lucy, Rich has returned from Window.
&. Mrs: C. H Budd of Montivideo, has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Budd
4. Miss Lueila Webb will return from Lanes
boro In 2 few days. 4,sf11.s y !: -
The Lyric club. was entertained at Lake
Johanna Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. Putt. -.
Mrs. Weber has returned from Walnu.
Grove. g3s<s ~ A. 49,.
The annual banquet Of .Hamline university
alumni will be held III the parlors OF the
Methodist. church tomorrow evening. ~
Mrs. ]. III .Munson entertained Saturday
afternoon In honor of her sister, Miss Elsie
e: Williams, a June bride. I'd, s. !:
The Browning society was entertained by
the Philomathean society at Lake Como
Thursday az : 81
& Mrs. sidney White entertained Thursday
afternoon fn, honor Of Miss Edith Gold.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Brink are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnum OF Preston:
Donald McKenzeais entertaining MT. and
Mrs. Floyd Lawson. of Blue Earth, Mimi.
Miss Floy Rossman is entertaining Miss
Grace .Lasell of Chester, Iowa.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold an all day
| work meeting Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
graighead! ts = :.
Mrs. and Miss Dean are in Bloomington:
Mrs ParneN Of wisconsin is the guest of
Mrs. Montgomery. 8:
Mrs and Miss popahuDe are guests of Mrs.
A: Adams. ~ 4 n ID II. s. .f "a,
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AN EXPERIMENT
IN DEGENCY.
A MINNEAPOLIS CONCERN REFUSES
TO OFFEND GOOD TASTE IN
ADVERTISING. d.
Bases Its Business Upon Cardinal
Merits and Respectable" Pub,
.l. LEFTY, -

The public will watch with interest the
effects and methods of a Minneapolis con-
Germ in the Introduction of the Cardinal
Kidney Cure and Tonic" The name tells
of its. character: A picture of Cardinal
Kichelieu in his stage makeup serves as
striking trademark The Cardinal
Kidney Cure Is a tonic as we'll as a blood,
kidney and liver medicine is free from
poisonous drugs of all kinds. 1t removes
uric acid from the blood and inyigorates
aid strengthens the nerves.
1t does not attempt everything, but it
does all OF these, things and does them
effectively It builds %up run down men
remedial and curative properties and mer-
it's, but it is not deemed necessary to
offend decency in advertising it's merits.
1t is not deemed necessary to faunt in
the face of the public deep-line faces of
putrid politicians: decayed ministers OF
besotted debauches or roues, or to pile
up the testimonials Of such people as to
the efficiency. of the new Cardinal Kidney
Cure and Tonic. =, That is left for the
promoters OF the cheap fake stuff with
swrich poor people are duped and robbed
and injured ls
This remedy is composed of the best
constituent elements and costs for, prep
aration from three to six times what 1T
costs for other medicines, whose adyer-
tising alone should warn people away Y
The Cardinal Kidney Cure and Tonic is
for those who have some indefnable COM
plant which sometimes is a headache,
sometimes a disturbance of the digestion,
but in reality is disease Of the kidneys,
the blood and the liver.
Lassitude in spring, impaired digestion.
dizziness, torpidity or paralysis Of the
excretory functions, arising from the
kidneys, the blood and the liver. All
druggiSts sell The Cardinal Kidney Cure
and Tonic. i ;ss :se5s3--s
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BEFORE THE PUBLIC.EYE~>:

= concert was given last evening in the.
Franklin Avenue Presbyterian church. by the
Imperial male quartet which sang several
numbers in an artistic fashion. Carl Riedels-
berger played violin solos,. Mrs. Florence
Parks contributed vocal solos, Mrs. Vienna
Neel, Connor gave a plano number and Miss
Lucille C. Way gave a reading from Gilbert
Parker. There was large audience~and the
program was received with. enthusiasm.
/. Miss Stella Claire Resum gave piano re-
cital last evening in Conservatory hall to
mark her completion of the teachers course
In the Northwestern Conservatory Of Music.
Miss Resum gave selections from Grieg,
Rubenstein and Beethoven. She is pupil
Of Emil Ober- Hoffer and played with feeling
and thought. Miss Haney assisted with vocal
numbers and Master Peterson gave violin
selections ~. I..- -.s.,.', # -. -. -,
Misses Margaret McKeever, Katherine Todd,
Clara RAIN, Florence Burgess and Mabel
Stone OF st. Paul have completed the teach
ers' scourse22-jn the johnson School of Music
and gave "a recital last evening in the school
auditorium to mark the event The program
was an interesting one and was given with
| intelligence and feeling. The selections we're
| from Beethoven, Chopin, ,Schuanann, Mozart
| and Others, and the program was varied with
readings by Misses Pearl Wiley and Fay
| Latham. 49, -. --: - y .t.+
The pupils Of Miss Charlotte. NJ Thompson
gave a piano recital in Conservatory hall
! Saturday evening Those who took part were
4 Ray Foote, Ethel Porter, Hazel Scott, John
i McCauley Mabel Foster, 'Verna Oliason, Lyla
oker, Florence McDivftt, Ray Beeman, Ethel
Birgelen.. katherine Cochrane, Florence
Nicholson, Selma Fuhrberg. Evelyn Dahl and
; Ethel Borden. The program was given in; a
manner which showed careful training and
study Miss Aubry Barnes assisted with vio-
lin numbers .s- = s.....,~ Il; -.
!. The children of the Sunday school: Of St.
! Charles church WALL give. the cantata, :'The
Festival Of Flowers, this evening in the
church assembly-rooms, Fourth street and
Thirteenth avenue s, under the direction Of
Mrs. Parks ...'.,. .E%s ~, - ~.
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-. .
THE FORCES OF NATURE

Heat" remarked the scientist. lis e
powerful force
Aye" replied the actor thoughtfully
eve known woman to make 1t SO warm
for her husband that, forsooth. he had to
pass out n any shekels and straightWay
hustle for more. Tbs great force when
properly applied =. 4 $
!, And SO il frost, said the scientist.
faye, r returned the actor feelilgly.
Ere thisea frost, has made me walk 'Taany-
miles along the pathway OF the irrn
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willard w. C. r. U.

Willard w c.. T: u, will meet Thursday
with Mrs. j. VI Ellis, soes Garfield avenue s.:
Mrs Howser will speak Of the temperance
hospital, and the local superintendent will
tell what has been. accomplished in Jail and
prison work, - - - - ny. *
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AIITEIRAR'y cJJMPsE

During recent visit of Marion Crawford
to New York, he met at social function Miss
Mary g. Wilkins, says Current Literature.
The lady said something pleasant about a re-
cent novel Of his: Smiling and bowling, he
asked, Aud do you write. Miss Wilkins?''
She was absolutely too surprised to reply.
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'rt Burs, of 1910 Thirteenth avenue s, will
cave this evening for Sweden, where they

ert Burs, OF 1910 Thirteenth avenue s, will
leave this evening for Sweden, where they
Will spend the summer.
The Ladies. Aid, Society of the Open Door
Congregational church will give an ice cream
social this evening on the church lawn, ThiT,
teenth and Jefferson streets NE. There Will
be music aud other attractions.
Pr j. Fowler Avery has arrived from
Aitkin. MINI The marriage Of DR.. Avery AMI
Miss Mary Esmend will take place tomorrow
evening. Miss H. c. Fowler of Poughkeepsie,
n: ": is guest at the Avery residence. 254s
Nicollet avenue. q Is
Northwestern people at New, York hotels
H. Doerr; Manhattan, s. R. sThayer. Du-
luth-Victoria T. S. Wood, j. w. Stephen
son; Albert, r. j. Grifnth; Holland, D. f.
Costello; Rossmore, w. White.
The girls Of the B. NJ. c. Club, of the I'M
manuel Baptist church., gave their. annual
supper, Friday evening, at the home of Misses
Lillianland Minnie Vivian. Miss Alice Cleve-
land assisted. The rooms were decorated in
red carnations and ferns The guests, Of hon :
or were Misses Perdita' Wilson and Lucie
Hutchinson. A short program was enjoyed
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HANDLERS Outing.

The Ramblers were delightfully."- entertained
last week by Mrs. c. H. Burwell at her sum
Smer home at Mnnetonka Mills Luncheon
was served on tables under the trees and the
day was spent in story telling and games.
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Club Notes.

Rev. John E. Bushnell will deliver a lee
ture on John Ruskin'' before the Authors
Club at 419 Medical block this evening,
at 8 o'clock. The friends ofathe club are in
Yited to be present. y 80.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar:

- - -. ". -.
Minnesota Womanss Suffrage. Association,
state capitol, st. Paul, all day. j. -
Woman's Missionary Society ,of the Open
Door Congregational church church. $3.50
p. m. ~ <.-.-. -. -, - +. ,..~. a r
Ladies Guild of Grace Episcopal church,
guiidroonl, afternoon. - :. Ej.,...9 < -, 49,.
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Il Wise and, conservative people will not
fail to grasp the opportunities offered on
The Journal want page. - s5ss5 $500
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entirely the forms of Female Complaints all Ova
and liberation Falling and Displacement
Womb consequent Spinal Weakness, and peculiarly
adapted to the Change of Life.
It has cured Of Baeaehe and eqeoIIhq than any
dssoyes and e1pels tmo from the Uterus IN an stage
Suppressed Painful Mensuation Weakness Ct the
Boang Flooding, Nervous Prostitution Head
ache, General Debility quickly yields to it. , $.~@
troubles weight and backache instantly
permanently cured by its Under all
acts harmony the that the female and is
harmless water :
quickly that Bearing,down Feeling extreme last
"dont care" and feeling exclabl,
rritab Dizziness Fainnes seeplessne auncy
melancholy the blues and backach These are sure
arrangement of the Uterus which this
medicine always - - 81
Kidney Complaints and Backache OF either the vegetable
Compound always ~ la =
No medicine the world has received such
endorsement other medicine
hassu a of female troubles.
refuse to accept anything else are
times for what
everywhere Re1se all substitutes
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Miss Alice Seaman and Herbert Chase were
quietly married Saturday evening at the home
Of Mr. Martin, 1914 First. avenue. Rev. r.
ii: Aldrich read the service in the presence
OF only small group Of guests -
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: Thursday evening Miss Blanche Y Dung will
give dinner Of ten covers for Miss Laura
Acker and H. C: Read, whose marriage will
take place next Tuesday
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Miss Frances Bresky of s1a Third avenue N
will give picture shower this evening for
Miss Flo; Benson; bride Of the; month. Mrs.
A, c. Jordan, 1902 Harmon place will give q
parcel shower Thursday evening q.
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-. Rev and Mrs LIP. Johnson entertained the
primary teachers Of Gethsemane Sunday
school last evening at their: home, 1909 Chi
.cago avenue. The guests appeared as the
Ruggles family from "The Birds Christmas
Carol as a surprise for M and Mrs. john
son and presented them with a large cluster
of American Beauty roses, x g. - = rs Is IS
, 1902-10-17
Drugstores Old and New.

Sometimes it seems as If drugstores
have everything except drugs. The
middle aged mar or m remembers
when the apothecary shop had q dis.
tinctive smell of drugs and chemicals.
Nothing was in sight but Jars of won
drously colored liquids and powders,
crystals and sticks and drawers of Gu
rious things with Latin labels. The
only thing that was at all attractive
for the women was the case of fancy
soaps and perfumes, with face powders
and cosmetics, and for the men the case
of cigars. The soda fountain made the
first innovation. 1t was no such preten-
tious affair as now dominates the cor
ner drugstore, however. 1t stood mod
estly on one end of the counter. There
were five OF six kinds of sirups and no
Ice cream or hot drinks. Later candy
found a place In the apothecary's, then
came stationery, and now there are all
sorts of bric-a-brac.-NeW York Press:
, 1902-10-17
The Assessing of Bank Stock.

From the Elmer Times.
Solicitor Summerill, of the Salem
County Board of Chosen Freeholders,
placed before the board at It's October
meeting on Wednesday, the 9Th INST,
a writ of certiorari from the Supreme
Court, the Mayor and Council Of the
Borough of Woodstown, prosecutor vs..
the Board of Assessors of the county OF
Salem, Thos. ID. Morrison, clerk OF
board, and James Butcher, collector OF
said county, defendants. 1t reads;
1--WE being willing for certain reasons
TO be certified of an action OF the Board
of Assessors of the county of Salem,
had on or about Sept. 4, 1902, whereby
it is alleged that they added h sum
of So. 575 to the value of taxable prop
ertv as set forth in the duplicate of the
borough of Woodstown," etc., and
names October 18th as return day. IL
appears that the assessor of the borough
of Woodstown, when assessing the
bank property and stock, placed it at
what he thought a fair and just valua-
ton. The assessment was appealed TO
the Mayor and Council of the borough
and they reduced the assessment $3.50
When the County Board of Assessors
( met this sum vas again added. This
appears to be a test case as b assess
ment of the bank property and STOCK
in that section has always been IN con
tention and the board has decided 10
fight the case.
, 1902-10-17
Natural Anxiety.

Mothers regard approaching winterwith
uneasiness, children take cold so easily.
No disease costs more little lives than
Group. It's attack is so sudden that the
sufferer is often beyond human aid be-
fore the doctor arrives. Such cases yield
readily to One Minute Cough Cure. LII
quifies the mucus, allays Inflammation,
removes danger. Absolutely safe. Acts
Immediately. Cures coughs, colds, grip,
bronchitis, all throat and lung trouble.
F. S. Mcmahon, Hampton, Ca: A bad
cold rendered me voiceless just before
an oratorical contest. | intended to
withdraw but took One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t restored my voice in time to
win the medal Cohen Bros, Wild
wood; G. w. Dougherty, Anglesea.
, 1902-10-17
"The Great =,

For thirteen years the author OF
"Waverley" was unknown. Indeed the
country spoke of him as "the great un.
known" a pseudonym Sir Walter
Scott often employed in writing. But
on Feb. 20, 1927, Sir Walter gave q din.
ner party to which, among others, Lord
Meadowbank, the judicial magnate,
who CHANGED to know his hosts secret,
was invited. Then when the toasts
were being drunk Me~adowbank, with
SCOTS permission, got up and proposed
the health of "the great unknown, Sir
Walter Scott" The effect was magical.
and the news spread through the coun-
try like wildfre. Indeed that dinner
and the secret it disclosed was the
most talked Of event of the year.