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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

THE death of Adam Bumgardner, pioneer citizen o.
4arrson county occurred his home 10 Elk distrlcg
morning old age and one tne oesD men
~ the county has passed from earth But ne VIII se y
the memory his for years 70 come ne veo
If usefulness and was answering in an integrity an
snrnassed His birth in Bath county, Va, July s. 1915
hro,oht into the world being destined to fill sphere
worthy Of amember Of the human race and ne measured
I'M to that destiny His citizenship in this county negin
ming from his early manhood, an unbroken honor 70
his adopted county and credit to him and MS iamy,
sprneine from holy wedlock with Elizabeth Devers whom
he married in 1887 The surviving children William y.
aud David b. both of this county, and jesse OF Kansas
will remember him as father worthy Of the parental sta
ton.
AS shrewd and successful business man ne was an
example worthy the emulation OF every American youth
The physical hardshps endured in his successful career
as the original livestock dealer Of county, during when
he drove herds over the mountains TO market in the
absence of railroads. terrible but OF
man OF will and constitution strong as IRON
His loyalty to the Republican party and its principles
and his great courage promulgatng them In section
bitterly adverse to- the party stamped him as man OF
thought power and resolution and bravery He had keen
conception his rights of citizenship and voted his sent
rents in time OF strife though circumstances led him
to do so with gun as his protection against probable phys
zeal violence.
His influence for good was felt and many of his pot-
ica adversas recognized his great WORTH as attesed by
his election reflections to the Office OF justice
Of the peace 10 strongly Democratic district.
His enthusiastic efforts behalf Of the establishment
of the free school system should cause his memory to be
cherished by every whohas had or may have the adj
vantages Of that system. that he agreat nstru
ment for good His inteestn educational remained
with him to the time Of his death.
The sad relatives and friends who followed his remains
Thursday afternoon their last resting place at Trinity
paid solemn respect to honorable man. generous heart
liberal mind willing hand, kind neighbor, upright
citizen, man among men. The county has lost man.
who will not be forgotten His good works will endure
May his sptbe at peace and his reward the richie st bless
ings of Eternity.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
TIN PLATE MEN sAHQuETED
Al the Metropolitan by the officers Of
the Company-Friendly Feeling.

The two hundred employees and the
officers OF the Jackson Iron and Tin
Plate Company celebrated the open
ing Saturday night of the mammoth
plant. The first plate was made Sat-
urday. The occasion was one to
make merry not only by those directly
identified with the plant but by all
the people Of Clarksburg as we'll.
The employees formed early in the
evening in the East End and marched
through the principal streets of the
CITY. making pleasing demonstrations
IF. III time I" tinr. They altIactt ii
pleased attention. Later in the even
ing they were given an enjoyable BAN
quet at the Metropolitan cafe by the
officers OF the company.
In behalf Of the company short
speeches were made by w. Collier,
superintendent; 9; Q. N ,or, general
manager; T. NJ. Tacks,l I1esident:
and w. /. Grove. seer tary; all Of
which were 10 the mos friendly spirit,
and called forth enth .IBiastic applause.
Among the employees who took part in
entertaining the crowd with short
talks or songs, were B. Rarie, chief
engineer; F. uumbauvh, Charles Ny
ers, John Morgan. John S. Williams,
William BridRer, w. Murphy. w. d.
Francis, William Bruce and others.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Do You Want Your Dollars to Increase
With Your Years?

Then buy lot at the East Park lot
sale. Fairmont, w. Va, Wednesday,
June 10, 1902, 10 O'Clock, a. m.
No better investment can be found
no surer way OF making a lot Of
money on small investmentin a short
space OF time.
Everybody has heard of the fortunes
made on Fairmont property. The
chances are better now thanthey ever
were. Visit Fairmont on the day of
the lot sale and be convinced.
East Park is only two blocks from
the depot, has been well graded and
broad streets, good water, fine view,
healthful location, fine drive ways,
beautiful park, and all modern i'm
provements will be added to make this
the most desirable location in Fair
s1.at. FA1RMoNT TRUST co.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
THE GREATEST OF
AMERICAS
SANITARIUMS.

The principal remedy he relies upon In
such cases Is Peruna, which every
woman should have, who has any sfrec-
ton Of this kind.
In view Of the great multitude q
women suffering from some kind Of
female disease, and yet anable to find
any cure, DR.. Hartman, the renowned
Rynmcologist, has announced his will
lineness to direct tho treatment Of az
many cases as may make application to
him during tho summer months with
out charge.
The treatment will be conducted by
correspondence. The doctor will pre-
scribe all medicines, applications, hy-
gientc and dietary regulations neces-
sary to complete cure. The medicines
prescribed can be obtained at all drug
stores. This offer will prevail during
the summer months. Any woman can
become . regular patient by sending .
written statement Of her age condition
Of lifc, history and symptoms Of beg do
engagements.
All cases OF female diseases, including
menstrual Irregularities, displacements,
ulceratious, inhammstions, discharges,
irritation OF the ovartes, tumors and
dropsy Of the sh6omen. should apply ut
ouce and become registered = regular
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
ONE OF THE 20O, COO
WOMEN Helped
LAST YEAR.

from Bald%inv1lle, Ga:
rPeruna Is wonderful and good, and .
certain curefor female weakness. Ihnve
been III and have been taking doctos.s
medicine for several years, and found
that none did me any good.
LIVERY day II was.a worry. was
afways sick. I had come to fse cor.
clusion to give ap. and not use mp
more medicine. IWas sick indeed for
the past two years. Just before Ibsgnn
to take Penna was very weak b.
sides I was bilious and cOnsdpaked.
81 had pains In my back and side and
falling OF the womb. with bearing down
pains.
.tone day while reading my news
paper, I came across an i'd, read Of the
book for women entitled, aHealth and
Beauty" and sent for It. Then began
to use Peruna. After using several
bottles / an now thoroughly cured. -
MISS IDA GREEN.
Mrs. Theresa Ksllsz, Of gtsmcn
Wash, writes:
"Peruns not only cured no % fenalo
trouble bnt prevents me catching any
cold, and q long - hsve'a bottle n; !:
the house my family needs no doctcs.s -
Mrs. Theresa Keiaer.
Send rpy tree book entitled, .sHeAktlS5
and Beauty" Atdseee III HaEtualll
Columbus, Ohio.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Broaddus Institute.

Carksburg is proud of the record made by Broaddus
Institute the year just ended the best in the his
tory Of that excellent and influential educational insttu
ton The enrolment was larger than ever heretofore
Every department had greater success Better and higher
work was DONE The influence Of the school extended
wider territory The home patronage greater. The
growth Of the various departments encouraging
There was not single unmproved feature Truthfuly,
may it be called the banner year in educational work with
in our borders The institution approaches the highest
degree Of excellence and has reached the point where it
properly rated among the leading educational factors of
West Virginia Its rank source Of local pride and
Clarksburg will do greater things for it.
The handsome addition, known as Payne Hall, should
be the first several additions, the growth of the
school demands
The Rockefeller endowment fund should inspire the
residents this section of the state to give their most
loyal support and patronage this institution The
ouirements Of that fund should be promptly met Other
endowments will naturally follow. See to that the first
does not fail.
Let's make Clarksburg an Athens.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
DISEASES
PECULIAR TO TEE
FEMALE SEX.

stefan after physician, and remedy after
remedy, without any permanent Inn
proyement. Her treatment he'd cost her
husband, who was spoor man, hundreds
of dollars. They had been Obliged to
deny themselves many comforts Of life
In oder to get money enough 10 pay the
Physicians.
Picking up the paper one Day she hap
pened to read an item which contained
the news that DE- Hartman would treat
such cases free OF charge by bettes. She.
immediately wrote the doctor, describ-
ing ber case, and giving him Ill her
aymptnms. She soon received Letter
telling he. eksctiy what 10 do end Whist
medicines and appliances To get She
bessn tho trestmeut tthe principal rem
edy being Pczuna9 q once, and Ia .
few wesao was we'll end stooo1 aea4n
and sbie donsreanvseoFH
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Our People Prosperous.

Greater prosperity the nation over was never KNOWN
Carsburg this section OF the state have big share OF
IT. Men Of all trades and avocattons are busy They are
constantly employed and earn good wages far better IMAM
In any previous year. There is no man who can not have
,ork II he wants It, Every man has opportunity to
live comfortably and lay aside neat sum for rainy day
great many of the people. matter what their voca
tion is saving respectable amounted their earnings
This section Of the state hive of industry. Around
and IN carksbure every line of activity wide awake and
or people are hustling. Men with means are investing
their money In the development Of and the
lahoring classes working from morning until night at
good wages Down the valley from Carksburg to Fair
mont to be found the astounding degree OF activity
in the state The river is lined either side for over
thirty miles with the evidences of prosperity. The de-
mands products both natural and manufactured
have the cause Of much development in this way
Every one in the valley has felt the enrchng influence Of
these industrial activities The farmer the common
laborer the farm hanu the miner the carpenter and
fact every body benefited by these mammouth
industrial conditions.
Our industrial activity the past two three has
brought section of the state into great prominence
especially In commercial lines. Our natural advantages
and have attracted the attention Of the world
We might say, and have brought new Industrial blood
muscle, brain and money Manufacturers have come
and are being operated The future greater
Development better returns for work and
prosperity than the abundance we have now.
There are some few persons however, among us, who
never see anything good anything and feel home only
when theyare engaged in bringing calamity and distress
upon their eowmen. They never happy themselves
and desire all men to be miserable. They have
spent their time in knocking the town aud giving every
Industrial move black eye, but with effect This
magnificent section Gods earth did not time to
listen their harpngs but went right along growing bet
ter and greater.
There foreign jealousy against this section OF The
state and fact against all the Other states be-
gin to greatness and realize that West Virginia
will shortly lead them in many lines. This has caused
them to fight any and all for the benefit
and advancement and in their jealous rage they
ing desgnngy and mschievousy to do people great
deal Of harm They don't want prosper. They don't
want our, products TO reach the markets. ~
They feel that we have outstripped them and that
they must resort to extreme osovertake and
head us of Their objectmay not be apparent, but ap
plainly enough whnstrpped Of theyei Of deception
Our peope shor'd mt give heed to these mischievou
q. npsr,us I.r but continue to take advantage
~ y chdi"n II the county. make good
J1.iak, s.ss ne IL irgs aud live happy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

The reports from Lewis county are gratifying At the
beginning the campaign there believed to be
opposition in that county Dovene but within the past
several days. this has subsed and it predicted that
will have trouble whatever in the county, The people
Of Harris ask Lewis to Join them in the good work.
That country is neiRhbor We feel interest in
it and hope the republicans that county will not break
tile tie that binds.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
OA8r0EEA.
R.,,. n. ,Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
i 6: !: = llAzzzz

You will find the newest things in
underwear, neckwear gloves. hosiery
and ect, at the Clarksburg Tailoring
company Traders building. 4-tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

As is we'll known, Dr.. Hartman Il The
president Of the Hartman sanitarium,
an institution which has department
devoted exclusively To the treatment of
female diseases. He Is thus brought TO
see thousandsof such cases every year,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

the most OF
whom return
to their homes
to be treated
by corre-
spondenca
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

Mr. Taylor, of Doddrdge county, his card in another
column states has gracefully withdrawn from the state
senatorial race and pledges his loyal support Senator
Cole. His words ring with true republcansm and
gratefully appreciated by the party The Telegram
graduates him upon his ability throw aside personal
disappointment in the interests of the party With such
spirit as this in all instances the party would be as
strong as Gibraltar.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
The Hartman Sal7itaIiul77,
Columbus, Ohio.

Another woman who used Perunn
without becoming one Of Dr. Hartman's
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

r q d 8 9 m mt
had nally
given up al
hopeSof being
cu1ed d. She
had tried ply
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

IG g uIBL Pr
tients had the
following ex-|
d erie n ce.
Misc Ids.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

We all may have our opinions about party organiza
tion One may hold that two much organization central
ICES power Another may hold that conservatism is better
leaning little this way and little that way, and
Another may hold liberalism is the thing Vote for
whom you please and thus weaken the party organization
1t has always been Men have looked ACQUISITIONS Diff
ferently But may be said way the other
the fact remains the same. The republican party
never better organized than at the present time. We
have now alwart party and prosperous people 1t
happens when we have changeabe and weakly party and
vasatngp or policy that that business
unstable and prosperity leaves US.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

1t is gratifying to the fact that the greatest pros
perty known the world has resulted in the
sion Of large numbers Of democrats whom reside
in Harrison county There several noted instances in
this county where formerly influential in the demo-
cratic party have renowned that political faith and have
become firm believers in republican principles They have
openly declared themselves and the party welcomes them
in good faith These accesslons stimulate the party to
greater efforts in routing the enemy and bring hope of
greater victory With such situation republican mao
ties should be larger next fall than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
Odd4 oMA Gn4A

GANZ HOUSTON nIETET DEN DEur.
SCHEN sANGESBRUEDIRN Elm HERR.
IICHES WILLKOAIMEN SIZE SIND rN.
SEIE HERzL1Cu WlLLKoMnIENEN
GAEsTE.
HFor hfty years the sacugcrfest has
thought Joy to Texas towns. aud their
LteG'rtafcls are locked forward 10 with the
EroHest iatcioat ana anticipation by every
one who loves Jolly good time ana splen.
did music. The history ana purposes oil ia,
great German society are too wcn known
70 require further space. and the Influence
Of the organization Is tclt In the remotcst
parts Of the ea.ta.
Tedious hooks have been written and
great lntcilccts have hecn applied TO tho
lahk Of determining which ~ an the grand
faculties possessed hy mankind ls most pre-.
eminrni and glorious And an with one ne
sord have proclaimed music ia be the most
inestimahle gift VI God. held iu common
by gu living creatures The wild he ats
e the jungle, the benighted savage aud
Ing ciYiiized Christian. aud all the animal
creation. even the lalihs lme spupent5 which
crawl upon the earth hunted and JcSpised
ere Affected by and respond in some mnn.
ner to music II * tho art which stands
forever as the embodiment Of all that IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06

Colonel r. ". Johnston has returned from
washington city, where he went TO look
after some matters In connection with
nouston's deep water project To a Post
reporter be said
"Iicuston's item in the rivers aud har.
bors' bill Is. as has been indicated by spe-
satisfactory condition. When I loft Wash
iueton last Wednesday there was good
deal Of serious talk about the possibility Of
the ultimate failure Of the entire bill be-
cause Of some spirited dlsasgecmcnts be-
tween the senate and house confeieos; but
since that time ] notice the dispatches
from Washington indicate an casi1s up o..
the situation ana q probable early agree
nent However, It may be stated here
that there was no trouble in enc c2afcr-
encc over the Houston rr5ject and The
Only Texas items watch gave rise 70 AM
thir~ Ike serious disagreement were the
Galveston. the Triui,y and the Neiasco
seheme'
"at one time It looked quito he l1us FOR
tic Houston iicn-tha IS, TO say, IL looked
ns tAorgi the effort 20 have ala the million
dolicrg srrnt on The Grst dl-ilon, leaving
Ilcrs;oa hlei anl dry. 20 10 speak, might
succeed For obye1s reasons ! DC not care
~ discuss at tnis time the Influence be-
li~d this cGoe. nor tho methods Fcsorf4i
IT, bat suffice II 10 say that Senators
i'fl,cy and Culherson forced q change ia
Tie senate committees report thus --
nuigg tine improvement 81 tho second AiyI-
..ou siu,c.tgBeously with ihnt ot The hrat
rs was done before the Till passed the
frs,t fc nv1 thtrrfg-p f-p o-a -arr co.-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
SQUARE BALE GINNERS
THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION WILL
BEGIN DURING TODAY.
A List Of Al the Committees that Have
Been Appointed TO Look After
Their Entertainment.

Th, sonarc Ralc Cotton Gms,rs, ESQ.
,.otn, ~ nm, ,.,,,.,,,,. .., rr.,, ,.,i,
''N"' re- "' ''F'n "'N
'A!F lAoiHiAH at - "-E hol. %. +.
HoF VII G.l,r~ tic a,. isrss Of welcome.
vb'rh ,.,l $50 ,or.i.l r., H.. ,rr "a. -
W
l''"@"''' t'-H'u'ai OK 'Ae "'so lli'0h.
tAs orGGigr non has mcetcysh!p o..
zee 90 RAJ ,i,n l,.c ir ,n r,uts If tb.
.s,oto .re XIX
"'"'e "c ~. H''"'t+5 o4 luc asSo'I"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
Out Of The G)ay
No@s Gathered
in }N Quarters.

most beautiful In bur,.- ttr, tf ,. 80.
ing3 md aspirations ~ thr SOM sh,iI H.
!raH@rd, II WI he thc chief ioy fla TIE
Mon fo,. ,I 'i'' ,r inr ~ .g'Hm Of expires
can voice the !rcrSst sarroc, f1rcn "" trl
I'M. rriu0t nt tcars Haupy arc they who
eefT'l 'nt Nat 10 Lnc my tories OF tome who
uc,.rr pr'.u mo s,r,.,,.,1., iu u 'hI
are 1rrr than simple h,sa nhd bour I, arr
love fol The best I'm np.fr ana n t,,,,,tt
oppressed In tone m, bistorr ~ unj0i,
contains our sweetest stnr, for A. tints
u1ulird to heaven and br-ugt be,gnonv AMI
glory 800
The ga ngeyfrst pypmnlene thc ,,ior,. al
the Germans who an tbntr it,ca 9Th ,,,,
sic rot they know what chords ia tonrI
4 musician is uevcr moon rr,c,. w. ,,,,,,,,',,.,
place Music ~ mo 6p,cr ,irr ,,,.," ',,
ii1hl I'm the som ANA tto fort,,,,,tr M
eessoc of the eift Of SONG H. hcI To- n 1,ar
ana Increasing fortune an nhcritlncn Fri
ly Handel Ifavdn. Nrznrt pnetb,,',t'
Warmer and "a thousand othcr s,ptic snirit
vh6sn coirncrr Il" "a p,nth TO-. tN 'ntt5ts,
me- az b,tnnnft, ''''" ''' '"' "H'h'
al f1cnsttni,oc ,i o.,. aot an,
mrl;lne Tho snnr birds y,eico,,o ~ tm
CON not rcf,ut, untu mo avs '"''
renor,er rncort,. t,s,oo.o,, , ,.,
-, 'V''''''S ~ '''''v" n'cE Fafd
""o "hVA VII" W2lReN, indccl nnd a
source o. constant amusement ana m3truc.
~" ~ SO J"''N"' P'"p-NloTS' TWO lNlY
sinai boys. Every family IN which thcra
nFe chi!dron should establish Slmllar back
yard zoo. some families 10 ,o,,,s, ,,
zoo vitbtn thrm,olvos ,r, ~, "'u "
a., -, tS "Hu l'\i no h'ct ST
III cu'lVsl'lta ana animal puts Tor they tab,
little interest I'm tEeir own lives livin, CON
tentcdly on a nIapc MIN ~, t,,.,.,,'s-
alligator. But the average American Fam,
~ has BOYS aad girls aud coaM progt
greatly by cnconraginr tbc,, ., -, '''s
200. thus plovIllng Work fog " il nSq b,,
thought for idle braius ana AZ, otrroct Iuls 70,
home which womb rnnntNr" 49, "'tt"C'lvu ul
Tons Of the street v6rre tbr i t t,y, ,%hpt
boy learns 10 Initiate ali OF the Vices 'l nnS
another nuisance ~ tke MIA Vn't lScails
gree public cussin'. It ranks Win b n5 sa GG
igtlon and the old time disregard or the
litchlpg law. The horses NM n"cI wi the
them from VOMITING forth 'iTq1Ines 70 re y
profanity on street. cor,,..n III u'sEustinS
sentug urchm adds blocks ar ht MIN t ne ~,
his vocabulary ana the ears Of pnrc %
ticIsms OF ribaid rlfaans, 'o"N 'o'c'u VT
a hack Yard zoo can be ,,,l,,,t,,,,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06

BY Alderman Miller-That Ito cbtof .,
police report ia tho council al ofaccrs a,s
charged by him. lwps referr,d TO the Nv
attorney and civil rjce toord
Ry Alderman daan, f1V tno clt, ,,
toruey draft nm orNilliam hohib,tine b,cts
from standing Ohilatinp lhnlt navsm.nts
was carried "'S'
BY Alderman Joi tho SouthD,ot
ern Telegraph ahblvited tone comn5nv re-
move a certain polt which, street Referred
10 the street and VI ~ i; Ammlttre 'Nu
BY Alderman O"il s'NThat the s,r,.,.
commissioner gradpartmc1e street batr.,.
Washington aud q Of NstrectS Roforros
70 tue street and lkretar,committee.
BY Alderman Pu- rat the street oo,p.
missioner make cefe arepnIrs On ucustnn
1IsnNe between shy, and Alamo stress.
tee Nh' ~ '''"ec V"Hiihlt-
BY Alderman GaFve1-That the an, a..
gravel taken from sit.ston avetne ho ,, orI
Oh the approaches tho CITY na-t a. ~" 80
sixth ward. also III gravel nIls on t,it1.ks
street. Referred tf the street ana hr Jssn
committee anu oF1ase
The council was adjourned ma vva,, a..
executive session. "s-' 'H'o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
awarded First PRIZE

The Houston teachers cottage Was award.
ed nrst prize as the most creditahle cot.
Iage erected on the ChautauQua grounds
az Boulder, Colo. last year The teachers
want To make improvements to tho cot
this afternoon from $50 to O'clock on
the Gibbons lawn. corner ur Main sfrpet
ana Lamar avenue. Refreshments viii he
svtved IN the way or Ice cream and cake
he proceeds Of this afternoons entert1in.
ment Will he added to the prize money now
ON hand, and II Is hoped that a soodly
sum VIII he realized so ms to enable tic
teachers 10 make the contemplated i'm
,cMents - sSsl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
No Loss of lime.

I have sold Chomberlain's Collie, Cholera
md D!nrrhoea Remedy for years and would
rather he out Of coffee and sugar than a.. |
sold i've bottles Of I, Yesterday TO threshcrs
that could so no farther. and they are Mt
work again this mornng.-H r. Phelps.
Plymouth, Oklahoma. AS will he seen ny
the abtve. the threshers were able to keep
on with their work without losing single
days time, You should keep n bottle OF
this Remedy In your home. For sale by
all Druggists