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EXPLORER PEARYON HIS WORK
THE POLE CAN ne REACHED NE
TELLS GEOGRAPHERS.
what lie Has Done tn Heip-Northernmost
Greenland Mapped and Its Features
Named for Members of the Pcary Tub
And Next-Dedrtck's Name eft Out.

Commander Robert r. Peary lectured
before the American Geographical Society
in Mendelssohn Hall last night on his mos,
recent Arctic explorations. He told Of
the movements Of tho party from the he
ginning to the end Of the exploring expe-
dition. He said that IN" condition of the
ice encountered beyond the northern point
Of Greenland made II impossible to 60 a.
far north as he had hoped.
Commander Peary sad he considered
that the expedition had accomplished much
in the discovery and mapping Of tho nor
thern coast lire Of Greenland and he an
nounced for the first time the names which
he has given TO capes. bays and mount ain
ranges he discovered there. He has named
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baldwin Smith.

Mrs Ida NJ Smith Of Painfeld. y. J and
Frank Baldwin of Brooklyn were married
yesterday ut the reCtory OF ST. Lukes E,is
copal Church. Roselo, y. j. by the Rev
Harry Elmer tilchrist. the rector Only III.
immediate relatives were present The bride
Was the widow Of Seymour O. Smith. a form
councilman ~ this city, who died In Apy
hst; he bridegroom Was a resident Of Plain
field u few years ago.
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Thanksgiving Exercises In schools.

ALBANY, Nov, Inappropriate exercises
in the schools are suggested by Supt.
Charles II, skinner Of the State Departm ent
Of Public Instruction for the school chill
dren on the day before Thanksgiving,
which will include the reading of the Tina nks-
giving proclamations of the President and
the Governor
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ID ED.


ARNoLD.--Dn ruc'diy. Nov. is al the re,,d,n..
OF his lister. IN Wcst 18th ', Charlie, Henry
second sou Of TIC late Bralnln Greene Az
mold, IN the 18th year OF HI, axe "
Notice OF funeral hereafter Providence ns,.r,
please cop.
BAILEY --Sicrl!n- l.. Bailey dlci Nov. IA. 100,
hot'l Del praio, Chicago. III
bARRoN..-M Tarrytown on Iind,o, Nov .,
iso!, ancr short tlno>>. HARE Nul,o,a
beloved VIE OF Dr. John G. Barron
Relatives "a friends are Invited IN at,.,, a..
FUNERAL services at her Lave rcy;Irnca n, !,
oclo'" on the afternoon 90 "Wednesday No,
" carriages VIII meet train On uudsa
RIVER Railroad lelvag New YORK 1t2oi. ina
m"n' at convenience OF the family.
BEAN stamford, Conn, on sunday .v.,,n,
cara Louise Bean cider ga,cr o, IN. is,o
NHton - jean and loul Rrmr,
Funeral Ncd1eSdry moran. 'frFt tho ,exld.
OF hcr brother In law Edward Lc,vi,, ST.
merry tll on arrival Of t.c 80, ,ro,, -.
New York ""'n ron
Lastly On Monday. Nov.i7. ta2 tho r,o,,c.,
e. l'ashy ID. ID, pastor Of the r,bcrn,ot. =, v,
church, Brooklyn. ''e NJ t.
run't'' services At tho church an v..,,.,-
a'c'h'on Al o'clr'k. Intrrq,cn, n, 10y
town On Taur,i ly. az iatry-
LiNEhMoRE In this city. Nov IA n. -,
iN''morr' IN the nd year of hi, ss. rank
Noucc OF funeral hereafter ~
,kEN. STEPHEN NrRp,-~r
mt WORLD WIDE Nnpn.r ,,;r,n
iayyeg, IN placc ot business -sih AZ 'nIn
:" ''' world Tel. i&--isth 81, '"h ~:
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Observation-Disclosures,

Miss Charlotte Winhold was married to
james Bevcridse yesterday afternoon IL
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy
Apostles. Ninth avenue and Twenty-eighth
street. by the Rev Dir Patrick, the rector
There was q reception later at the bride :
home. lN3 Ninth nvenur .
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Gov. Odpli In NcWburgh

NEwBURoH. Nov. ls.-Gov Odoll came
here to-day and ia stopping at his fathers
house on Grand street. The Governor has
come here to look after some private bust
ness and will remain until after Saturday.
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Jury IlIsakrecs In MIse Case.

NEwBrRGH, Nov, is.-The trial Of John
Wise, former treasurer of tho Columbus
Trust Company, ended before Judge Keogh
tonight. The jury stood 10 to 2 for con-
yict ion
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A Liberal Educs,ion and a Bened,ct,on

are the Church's best gift 20 it, sons. Every
father who teaches his children 10 read TuH
SrS gives them an education and a blessing.
-ldp.
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ToCure (.ld In On. n.v

TAKE LAXATIVE promo Quinlne Tablets. All dr r
gists refund the money II II fall, 10 cure v
Groves signature u On cacd pok 25c,-Adi
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Only az WoRLn WIDE rNbbTRr aKpp
largest in tne ~, ., business 18th av and "a,
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One taste convinces
KORN-kRISp
The best thing out
Nj A II led.

BALDWIN SMITH announcement is made ~
the marriage Of Mrs Ida NJ smith q, pIs,n
held y. j., To MIR Frank Baldwin of Brookyn
y Y, on Tues lay, Nov is 1909. at Roscne.
y. j., By the Rev HARRY Elmer Gilchrls,
rector OF ST. Lukc's Church
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
The House was not In session todsl

DR. RIxEY's PROMOTION Rear Ad.
miral w. K. Van Rsypen, chief OF the
naval bureau OF medicine and surgery,
will be placed on the retired lIst OF the
navy on the 18th instant with the rank
and retired pay OF o senior rear ad-
miral, corresponding to that Of sjor
general ln the army.
Medical Inspector Presley NJ. Rixey,
who now has the rank OF commander,
will succeed Admiral Van Reypen as
chief of the bureau OF medicine and sur
gerry, and while holding that Office will
nave the rank OF rear admiral. The
new chief ls we'll known in Washing
ton through his connection with the
White House az the attending physician
OF the families Of President Mckinley
and President Roosevelt. His appoint
ment by President Roosevelt Is In oon
formity with q promise made to the
friends of DR.. Rxsy by President Nc.
Kiuley. Admiral Rixey who Is brother
OF Congressman Rxey, is q native OF
Virgins. and entered the navy 10 Jan
uary, 1874. After serving on various
chips and naval stations 10 all parts OF
the world be was in Septem Der, 1898,
assigned to duty at the naval dispeDssry
10 Washington and has been stationed
there ever since. He attended Presi-
dent Mckinley In his last illness 10
Buffslo, and wss OF his bedside when
he died,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
FOREIGN News.

London, Jan. 16.-The suit for the
breach of promise brought by Mics Por'
tia Knight, the actress, against the Duke
OF Manchester, was settled yesterday
evening by the Duke paying f1,0OO
and costs.
Dover, Fog. Jan. I'D detectives are
watching all boats which arrive here for
Col. Arthur Lynch, the new member Of
parliament from Galway city, q war
rant for whose arrest has been issued on
a charge OF treason.
Glasgow, Jan. 16 The y. 8. Steel
Trust has absorbed one OF the Scotch
steel concerns, and is pibbliDg for
others. Steel makers here say that 1t
is simply q question of their getting the
price they as they are tired OF comps-
titlon and trade union tyranny. IL Is
ssid that the American trust intends to
close the Scotch malleable works aud
import American steel.
Rome, Jan. 16.-An important pspsl
letter. dealing with the religious prob
lens 10 the Philippines, has been sent to
America where 1t will be Published
next week.
Marseilles. Jan. 16.--The French
steamer 6idop, which sailed for the
Levsnt on Saturday last, with a large
number of passengers aboard, Is re-
ported to have been wrecked at Port
Patrss. Greece.
Paris Jan. 16 M. Clement Armand
Fallieres was today reelected President
OF the Senate.
Rome Jan. 16.-The alsrmists re-
oorts printed 10 the United States and
Eogland as to the Pope's increased
weak ness are without foundation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
FIFTY-SEYENTH CONGRESS.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 10.
SENATE.

The Senate agreed this morning that
when adjournment is taken today It be
until Monday ct IL o'clock.
Mr.. Dspew, the New York bridegroom
Senator, appeared in the chamber dur
Ing the consideration OF morning bust
nees and took his new seat. that former
~ occupied by the late General Sewell
OF New Jersey. Many Senators paid
their respects and extended congrstu'
lations.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Hosr the Senate
reconsldered it's vote on the adoption
OF his resolution OF yesterday relative
to the alleged Imposition Of duty by
Great Britain on goods intended for
Roer prisoners OF war In Bermuda, aod
referred the same to the committee on
Foreign Relations.
The House bill providing for the exc
cution 10 the Philippines of deeds for
lands situated 10 the District Of Column
bia, was passed. after being amended
to iocude Porto Rico and the territories
of the United States,
The resolution providing for the
Mckinley memorial exercises was
adopted.
Mr.. Mallory aud Mr.. Clay arose To-
deny specially the authenticity Of al.
legged interviews in which they were al
legged to favor the purchase Of the
Panama canal.
The Senate then took up considera-
ton OF tho bill providing for the estab-
lsbmest OF a department of commerce.
Owing to strong objection to the bill,
Ii went over.
Out OF order Mr.. Vest introduced q
joint resolution providing for q marble
bust OF the late Daniel W. Voorhees, oil
Indiana, In the Congressional Library.
Mr.. Mitchell reported from the
special committee OF western Senators
and Representatives, q bill to prohibit
Chinese immigration. 1t was referred
to the committee on immigration.
At 2:28 o'clock the Senate took up
executive business and at 2:55, the SEN
ate adjourned until Monday, out oil
respect to the memory Of the late Rep
resentstlve Robert E. Burke. OF Texas.
HOUSE.
The House was not In session today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREVTTIFS.

The West End station of the Mon
tresl Que Heat, Light. aud Power
Company was destroyed by fire this
morning and one section OF the city
will be In darkness tonight.
A work car went through the mid
die span of the White river bridge at
Indians polls. Ind, at 1:S0 this after
door. No one was killed. Two were
slightly Injured. The bridge had been
condemned for some lime.
10 New Orleans todsy Thomas &.
Manners. who after iDdentifying the
two thieves who stold his jewelry from
the st. Charles hotel, was in 'urn ideu-
titled by one Of them as Edwsrd KerDs
the valet who robbed the Tn ,bsud,
family, OF New York, of iswelry in
December.
Miss Cudlip, OF st. John. N. B., who
was known ss Sister Hide, OF the st.
Augelicsn Sisterbood, aud who recent
ly renounced her vows. was married
Yesterday 10 81. Mst1iss' Church,
Yves. Mount. Q lebec, to Montague Da.
vey OF the Dominion Bridge Works.
Miss Cudlip ook the veil 10 B. ton.
Dudley Buck. the co mpossr sbo Tire
orgspist of holy Trinity Church, Brooi =
lyp, has resigned and. as sresuIt, the
choir, of which be was leader, has iallea
of In mem bership from more than forty
members to lees than twenty. The
resignation was brought about by the
Limitations to which Mr.. Buck bss been
subjected 10 his selections OF music.
The arrival of troops at FleminQ sbure =,
KY, this morning. prevented hostile
demonstration against FraIk Gaskins,
on trial for the murder of James Ryan
year ago. He has been 10 CovinRion
jail since and his trial began yesterday.
A mob of 900 had gathered before the
jsil the night before and the authorities
feared that Gaskins would be lyuched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
THE PRIMARY PLAN.

As stated 10 the Gazette the State
democratic committee at their meeting
In Richmond ratified the primary plan
reported by the special committee
selected ito devise one. The United
States senators, governor, lieutenant
governor and all elective state officers
will be nominated by the general pri.
mary. Representatives In Congress and
members of the legislature are also In.
cluded. The method of voting will be
viva voce, and only while democrats can
vote and all Of them vote directly for the
candidate. The candidate getting the
highest number Of votes loot necessarily
q majority shall be the nominee. The
expenses of the primary are left to the
county and city committees to be raised
by them, either With help Of the can
didstes or by private subscription, as
they select. III the election OF county or
city officers the local democratic commit
tees shall determine as TO whether they
shall be nominated under this primary
plan or In some othsr way. The date
until which candidates for the United
States Senate can give notice OF inten'
ton to enter the primary. was changed
from tho 6rst Thursday 10 June tolhe
same time In July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.

William Marshall Scribner, widely
known 90 the author of penmsnship
copy book died 10 Chicago Yesterday.
The London Central News reports
that owing to doctriual differences,
General Booths son-iu-law and daueh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Booth-C Unborn, have
resigned from the Salvation Army end
Joined Dowie's church,
Ia the postal frauds case 10 Havana
yesterday Rathbone stated he charged
3 coach, the salary OF his coachman,
and other private items to the postal
accounts and said that be believed that
such bills should be 30 charged.
According to present plans, Prince
Henry OF Prussia will sail on the Kron.
priuz wilhelm on February Is and
meet the imperial iyaoht Hohepzollern
ct Newport News. whence the Prince
and his retinue will 90 up the Potomac
to Washington. Rear Admiral Evans
has been selected to have charge of the
naval reception. The rank ofthe Prince
10 the German Navy being that OF Vice
Admiral may necessitate the assignment
of an officer OF equal rank to greet him
and In that event Admiral Dewey would
be the only officer qualified. Emperor
Williams new American yacht Ia not
to be called the "AIice" after all. 1t
will be chrlstened Meteor"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16

The PENSION BILL PASSED. The
House yesterday passed the general PEN
sion appropriation bill without division
and without amendment.
When the measure was taken up for
consideration under the fve-minute
rule Mr.. Jenkins rep, Wis., of red
40 amendment affecting the general
pension laws by eliminating proof Of
marriage under certain conditions.
Mr.. Barney 10 charge Of the bill
raised the point OF order that under the
rules OF the House no amendment
could be offered to az appropriation bill
affecting general legislation. Mr.. Bart
lett (dem., Gs.,). Mr.. Richardson
(Tenn. J, and Mr.. Underwood (dem,
Ala. supported Mr.. Bsrney's point, de-
claring that the republican majority
made the rule OF the House, that demo-
Gratis were not responsible for 1t, and
that the rules should be followed.
Mr.. Jenkins declared that the demo
Gratis had for two days been indulging
10 'buncombe" talk about bringing the
North and South together. the good
feeling between the old soldiers on both
sides, and the proposition to open the
doors OF the Federal homes to Confed.
crate soldiers, yet when 1t came to do
log something material for the old SOL
der they raised technical objections.
Mr.. Bartlett (dem., Ca replied hotly
by asserting that the South had accepted
the issue OF battle and IL had no favors
or charity to ask. Tue State Of Georgia
provided for her own soldiers out OF her
poverty and never would he vote to
allow Confederate shelter In Federal
homes.
Mr. Underwood said 1t was 80 apparent
that Mr.. JenkiDs's amendment was out
OF order that the republican member 10
charge OF the bill had raised 1t.
Mr.. Jenkins admitted that be had To-
troduced bill covering the provisions
contained In his amendment, but that
the Committee on invalid pensions bad
failed to report it. Mr.. Underwood
said the democrats should not be
blamed for that. He resented Mr.. Jen-
kiDs's charge Of "bunoombe" talk by
the members of bis party.
Mr.. Lacey, the chairman Of the Com
mittee of the Whole, sustained the point
Of order, and several other amend
ments were likewise ruled out. The
bill was discussed until 2:30 O'Clock,
when 1t was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the sest Of the disease. Catsrrh Is
blood or constitutional disease, and 10 order
TO cure it you mus! take internal remedies.
Halls Cstsrrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and pucuous sur:
faces Halls Catsrrh Cure Is not a quaek
medicine. 1t was prescribed By one OF the
best physicians In this country for yesrs, and
is regular prescription. /: is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
Of the two ingredients is vhAt produces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh. send
for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Gold BY Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
A Rejected Lovers Crime.

Chicago, Jan. 16.-Maddened By the
sight OF garments OF mourOing for a
husband who died lees than q month
ago, John Hampton last night shot and
killed Rosetta Evans. Both are oolored.
A moment later Hampton seized @ bot
tie OF carbolic acid and poured the cor-
tents down bis throat. He died 10
great agony. 1t Is supposed that
Hampton became insane with rage
because the woman did not return bis
love. Hampton had been q roomer In
the house for two years since EvaDs's
death, and bad been attentive to the
widow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

The following were the proceedings
10 the Court OF Appeals on Tuesday:
Boisseau, sergesnt,vs Bass and others
Argued and submitted.
Millhiser Manufacturing Company
vs.. Gsllego Mills Company and others.
Continued.
Seldner vs. Norfolk and Atlantic Ter
minal Company. Dismissed.
Richmond Railway and Electric Com.
psny VS.. West. Argued and continued
until today.
Yesterdays proceedings .-Richmon
Railway and Electric Company va
West; argued and submitted.
Matthews We. Glenn and others ar.
gued and continued until today.
The next cases to be called are Smith
& Pyrites Mining and Chemical Com.
pany and B. F. Smith Fire.Proof and
Construction Company vs. Kirby, and
Richmond Railway and Electric Corn.
psny vs.. Hudgips, Nos. q, %. and 30.
There we're no Opinions handed
down today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
THE @. & o. CANAL.-There Is much

THE @. & o. CANAL.-There Is much
disappointment among Maryland State
officials over the decision OF the Court
OF Appeals 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal case, which was announced yes
terdsy. 1t had been hoped by them
that 1t might be utilized to secure
Bsltimore's coal supply by extending
the Western Maryland road 10 Cumbe
land on the towpsth. But the decision
continuing the work 10 its present
hands for six more years ends ell such
hopes. The matter was not mentioned
at the meeting OF the Board of Poblic
Works yesterday, which was held at
10 o'clock. The annual election OF d.
rsotors OF the canal wss held and Gov
ernor Smith voted the State stock for
directors,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
chiIdran Esneciallx Liable.

Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely pain.
ful and II neglected often result In blood
noi,oping. Children are especially liable to
inch mishsps because not 20 careful. As a
remedy De Wits Witch Hazel salve Is IN
eoualled. Draws out the fire, stops the pain,
soon heals the uouHd. Beware Of counter.
feits. Sure cure for piles. "DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve cured my baby Of ecxems after
two physicians gave her up," writes James
Nook, N. Webster, Ind. Tho cores were 90
bui she soiled two TO Ave dresses day" For
sale By Z. 8. Lesdbeatex & eons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
Believes He is Charley Ross.

Chicago, Jan. 16.-Cbisf Of Police
O'Nsill has received q letter from a
young man signing his name "Chsrles
NJ" who thinks be lie perhaps the lost
Charley Ross. The letter lie dated at
Little Rock, Ark, aud the writer asks
for information on several points con-
cerning Ross to sse II they tally with
indistinct memories Of bis early life.
One OF the early memories, be says, is
a large glass marble with ship inside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

The Constitutional Convention yes
terday settled the school. book question.
There was fight over the proposition
to allow the city school boards to
select their own books and much roast
ing Of the book publishers. An amend
ment was adopted permitting the State
board to select books at their discretion
suitable to use In the city schools,
with authority to make such differ
ences 80 1t may see ct 10 providing for
the cities and counties.
The section relating to the permanent
appropriation for the university and
Virginia Military Destitute was stricken
out, and the old fight several times
waged In the convention broke loose
with renewed vieor. A reconsideration
was defeated, and pending en- amend
ment to make an appropriation to the
University not smaller than OF present,
$50. 900, during much 6lbustering, the
closing hour arrived, leaving the whole
matter In q chaotic state, to be fought
over sgain today. Considerable prog
ress was made otherwise with the
educational report.
The convention refused to permit the
people to elect school trustees. Mr.
Meredith made an unsuccessful attempt
to EN- power the Legislature to provide
for he election OF q Superintendent o.
Public Instruction, after the expiration
OF the first term OF that officer, by the
State Board of Education. This, how
ever, was voted down By q decided
majority.
Section 7, relating to the spportion'
ment OF taxes OF not less than one DOL
more than Ave mills on the dollar, was
taken up. An amendment offered by
Mr.. Keezsll, was adopted, providing
that in case the subject OF taxation
should be divided between the Safe
and the counties and cities, the general
assembly may otherwise provide for
fixed appropriation Of the State reve'
nues to the public schools not less than
provided for In this section.
Section s. authorizing the establish
ment OF agricultural, normal manual
training and technical schools wss
adopted vii bout amendment.
Section 10. prohibiting white and
colored children from being taught 10
the same school, was adopted without
amendment or debate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16

No one can reasonably hope for good
health unless bis bowels move once
each day. When this is not attended
to, disorders Of the stomach arise, bill.
iousness, headache dyspepsia aud piles
soon follow. II you wish to avoid these
ailmeDts keep your bowels regular by
taking Chamberlsin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets when required. They are
so easy to take and mud and gentle in
effect. For sale BY Richard Gibson
druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16

A KANSAS paper observes that the
day Of the old soldier as an Office.
holder seems to be about over; says
that for thirty years be hos had full
sway In politics and has enjoyed the
best there was 10 official emolumeDts,
and suggests that the remainder OF his
days should be made as bright as pos.
sible; which, being interpreted, means
of course that he should be further
psnsloned. With surprise can it be
asked, "Whst do these people want
the earthp' for certainly they have
enjoyed the fullness thereof for the
past thirty-seven years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-16
The Market,
Georgetswn. Jan. 16.-wheat 75ss2.

II you would have an appetite like a
bear and Q relish for your meals take
Chamberlsin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They correct disorders OF the
stomach aud regulate the liver aud
bowels. Price. % cents. Samples free
at Richard Gibson's drug store.