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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07

ing to attend the coast congress ot
Congregationalists.
The family of Attorney-G Genera
Crawford is preparing to move from
Roseburg TO Salem. Mr.. Crawford hav
ing bought home here.
J. b. Gentry, deputy supreme com
mander of the Knights Of Maccabees
left today for Ashland, after spending
several weeks here in the interest Of
the lodge.
Rev w. c. Kantner and wife left
for Portland this morning. to be pres.
ent at the installation OF Rev. Dr
House, as pastor OF the First Congre
gational church. DR. Kantner will
then go to Seattle to attend the coast
convention OF Congregationalists
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07

A woman will never throw an old
hat aside or even give II away AZ long
as she believes there Ia a chance Of
making Il over. She Il ashamed 10 send
Il 10 a millinery store-in fact. a mum
Der Of mllliners discourage such a Gus
tom by charging prices quite out Of
proportion with the work done. In
some Of the uptown residence districts
In Brooklyn young women go from
house 10 house restoring bIflliancy 10
faded headgeaT al nominal prices.
Some OF them. with taste for milli'
nery. have built up a regular custom
trade aud have all the work they want
10 do. In few hours they Will trans.
form an old hat or bonnet into one that
looks "as good a. new Girls viii
help along the family Income 10 this
way, where they eau choose their Gus
TONERS aud their time. When nothing
would persuade them 10 work Ia mil
linery store or - behind . counter
New York Times
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II. $. Hagan. San Francisco.
w. S. Mcfarland. San Francisco.
Seymour II Bell. sumpter
II. @. Taylor Philadelphia
w. p. Smith. San Francisco.
W. p. Smith, Jr., San Francisco.
|. l.. Patterson. city.
y. c. Lowig. Portland,
Gus Lamet. Portland.
Henry Lyons. Lyons. or
j. n. Shaver. Oregon City.
!, Friend. San Francisco.
c. T.. Stanley. Mississippi.
]. w. Springer and wife. Denver
J, II. Herman. Portland.
C. II. Stevens. Boston.
II. T. Klinkerfues. Milwaukee
S. A. GODDARD, Portland.
John Kain. Denver.
Geo. NJ. Gage. Portland.
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PERSONALS.


Cbarles ID. rilIson is In Portland OF
|bunInoas.
Waiter Lyon returned to Portland
eslef1ay.
Mrs ". II, Byrd spent Wednesday
IL Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. claud Catch have gone
- Ashland for a pleasure trip.
Oscar Hayter, OF Dallas. was a bust.
ess visitor in Salem yesterday,
Miss Elma Weller has returned from
u attended soiourn in California
Miss Bertha Kay is in Portland. Wis.
.|ne her sister. Mrs. Carl Roberts.
Often returned Tuesday evening
Io,k business trip to Hood River.
~ Governor Moody left for The
|'A||1s this morning. 10 visit his sons.
CITY Treasurer John Moir and wife
|I soOn leave for a two months trip
1Inad.
AIss Helen steiwer. OF Jefferson.
41 a guest OF Mrs. Vim. Brown on
N1nesday.
~ Clyde Philiber. who has been
'|Ilng friends in this city. returned
Fprtiand this morning.
w. Elaine Diliey win leave on Sat
~ for Sacramento. where she viii
,|e her home with relatives.
~. p s. Knight. ]. b. Tuthin and
H Tutbin laft for Seattle this morn
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BIsins she NsiI..

Watch that baby does not get this
habit The annoying habit of nail BIT
ing. common among children, Il cura'
bic in itn earlier stages without 70
sorting % the trick Of rubbing the IN
ger tips with bitter siuhs. Manieure
the child's nails carefully. and zee that
there are no hangnails. Cut rather
deeply into the corners. and hle the
mails short Chlhdren often bite their
nails because they are not qnite com.
Portable. A FasEed edge on one nall
y bitieu ~ make Il smooth. and the
foabasfion q ihe habit 10 laid if n
little hneers wers cared Tor regularly
from babyh0od. few children would
adspt TIE dlsagreeabis Dractics.
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Chestnuts.

The Young Peoples Society OF
chrlstian Endeayor. OF the Presbyte-
f|nn church. gave a chestnut social
|ast night la the church parlors. All
the old-fashioned games. as bean-bags
Nf1o played The program consisted
81 chestnuts, in the shape OF After
tie Bail" Il Don't Want TO Play in
fonf Yard" aud a few others. Light
ft|I<shments were also served. in the
shape Of striped stick candy and pop
t4I A large crowd Of young folks
NI0Ied the evening.
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MARRiEp

the First
NJ. r. church parsonage, Salem. Mas
7, 1903. at noon. Minnie Hamilton "a
VIII a. Monroe. both Of Salem. Rev
John Parsons officiating
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe are both we'll
known In Salem, where they have
many warm friends, They took the
afternoon train for Portland 10 make
their home. MIR. Monroe being an EN-.
ploye OF the Portland-oregon City
electric railway
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07

The ladies' auxiliary Of the V NJ. C.
A. met In regular session Tuesday af'
lornoon. and. after an interesting de-
votional and business meeting. en-
joyed the social hour under the dlrec.
tion OF Mrs. c. p. Bishop. A short
program consisting of two piano duets
BY Miss Halle Watson and Miss Leila
Tarpley. and vocal solo by Mrs. w
Carlton Smith, was enjoyed by all
present. after which light refresh
ments were served The president
Miss Nina McNary. will be responsi-
biz tor the program for June.
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s;:! ';:!. <! Social Realm3
Good Chicken Pie.

The ladies' of the First Congrega
Iionhl church gave one of their very
4n>cossful chicken pie suppers in the
thnrch parlors Wednesday evening
4n4 ladies' have found the art of cook
ns chicken pie. and these suppers
4ifBp occasionally. are looked forward
% Dy the people of Salem. and are al
Na4b success, both from an epicur
akh Ind financial standpoint.
Ihe prominent young society la.
AIe4 of Salem vino have already made
INe dancing parties given by the "a
Club this winter so successful. are
p|1nning TO give the members OF the
club a return party on next Saturday
Nfning. May 9th. II will be a shirt.
waist and negligee AFFAIR and, as usu'
al.l will be the iolliest party Of the
season.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
peafneas cannot be curse

by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There Is only one way 10 cure deaf
ness. and that IL By constitutional
remedies. Deafnes Is caused BY an In
famed condition OF the mucous llnine
Of the Eustachlan Tube. When this
tube is infiamed you have a rumblinG
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
Il is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result. and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube TO
stored 20 its normal condition. hearing
viii be destroyed forever; nine cases
out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed con
dition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case Of deafness (caased BY
eatarrh) that eanot be cured b. Halls
cafarrh Cure. Send FOR eirculAFt
free
P.J. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. o.
Sold By Druggists. 76c.
Hairs Family pills are the best
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
INVITED
PRESIDENT
COLEMAN
To Address the Greater Salem
Club Tuesday Evening

The executive committee OF the
Greater Salem Club have extended an
invitation 20 President Coleman, OF
Willamette University. 20 appear be
fore them At their regular meeting
next Tuesday evening. and review the
work that has been done 10 wipe out
the old debt and put the institution on
a modern business footing Dr. Cole
man will have some surprises for the
people Of Salem. and the business
men viii be glad TO meet with him
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
Friday. 18th.

,IAtorio Society will give the Feast
81 Adonis" and The Redemption. at
|tp M e. church. Friday. 18th. Port
|4n1 symphony Orchestra. Prof Boy
tf Mr. Dom Fan, Prof. Glenn and Miss
8Iinson will assist. You cannot AFFORD
70 miss this opportunity TO attend a
1rsI.class entertainment II
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The Musicale

To be given under the auspices OF
lbo Women OF Woodcraft, by Miss
ehelton's pupils. on Friday evening,
Nav sth. has been postponed to May
|15ih IL
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SUMNER NORMAL SCHOOL.

First National Building Salem. oregon.
till
each term will 50 with additional Zee for each o. the last five branches
school Address ], ]. kraps salem Oregon,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07
Tiny Bits
OF Jcwelry Tinkering
10000
10000

Barr Store operates little jewelry factory own that has
a facilities for all sorts Of odd jobs ojewey tnkerng Max
old gold into rings is of the things we do tee aud
say it, we do it excelenty WE'LL As for any sort of ewery
ling imaginable It'll Seldom indeed we cannot remedy the
eap y the way we have Electric Polishing Machine
will be pleased to clean and polish customers ewey free
barge Ts aim make this every possible way IA help
N handy store"
State and O/<TIld/ /CNTEIT CLIUIC/
I Liberty SITS ozEsS5zz ,uz,zgsp>
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! Willamette %% ;
/: go University +!
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The human skeleton used by the
anatomy classes was mysteriously
faxed out OF the laboratory last week.
{ All efforts 10 locate II were fruitless.
but one evening this week Il was re
stored to It's usual place safe and
sound.
J one OF the freshmen at the varsity
| believes In the maxim. discretion is
better than valOr" One evening this
week he was pursued by crowd OF
preps. who intended 10 put him in the
mill race. but by hard sprinting he
saved himself cold bath.
An enthusiastic crowd OF rOOters
cheered their respective teams on the
campus yesterday afternoon. when the
preparatory students played against
the college and faculty team. The
game was characterized by errors
without number. but the enthusiasm
OF the players and rooters kept things
lively TO the finish. The collegiate
nine was made up OF the following;
Jerman. Miller Averill Prof. Hawley.
Laufman. Forbes. Keyes. winslow.
Preps-Bean. Neal Coleman. Parsons
Glover. Hofer, Simpson. whipple
shanks. The score resulted in 10 TO
7 in favor OF the college team.
Geo Cathey. a willamette medico,
won three events for o. A. c. In their
recent track meet with McMinnyille
college.
VIII Give $1,000.
Steadily. though somewhat slowly,
the debt Of the University is being re-
duced, until there remains Of the ts0.-
900 only about $4,000. Now comes Hon.
r. d. Hume and says he Is willing 10
$1,000 toward wiping out
the debt. but stipulates that II must
be the last $1,000. and the other tsOc9
must be paid by June lst Friends of
The University win make an extraOr.
iinary effort 70 comply with Mr..
Hume's terms. and II is expected the
iebt will be wiped out by the nrst Of
next month.
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VIII Give $1,000.

N you are troubled with Impure
blood. indicated By sores. pimples
headache. etc. We would recommend
AeksPs Blood elixir, which We sell
under a positive guarantee. Il WIN al
ways cure Scrofulous or syphihtic
poisons and al blood diseases. 50
cta. and s1.o0. ID. J. FRY, Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-07

Those interested IN nseSls~ork
should see the display In the windows
at JoG Meyers a sens.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
INFORMATION COLUMN.

TO Destroy Carpet Bugs and Moths
Take thrce-fourths powdered boraX to
one-fourth arsenic; mix these thorough
lY and use from a salt shaker. To keep
the Jugs from carpets. sift this powder
on the floor one fourth Of a yard from
the wall, under the paper If paper is used.
then nail down the carpet. If You have
been troubled very much with these bugs
or moths it would be we'll to sift close
to the wall in the crcvices after naiiilg
down the carpet This IS used also when
packing away clothing that is kept in
tho summer, always sitting in the bottom
Of the box or chest and occasionally
through the box BY rubbing fur the
wrong way and sitting this powder
through. one can keep furs free from
bugs or moths. II is always best to put
furs away in paper bags.-October Won
ans Home Companion.
Hygiene of the HARM order to give to
Your hair the hygicnic care which it
demands it is necessary ladies, that YOU
should know.
First. that the scalp dislikes dampncss.
which soaks it, and is hurtfui to its vi
tality
second. that the scalp requires con
slant airing to assist tho evaporation
of perspira ton and other secrelons of the
skin, which have rs injurious an effect
upon il as dampness
Third that both the scalp and the hair
dislike violent twisting and pulling
which put their strength and so1idity to
hard test.
These three fundamental principles be-
ing known they should BE remembered
and applied in the best way, and as fire.
quenty as possible October Womans
Home Companion
To Make Goldfish Balls-Boil the fish
and pull 10 pieces; add one or two mash
ed Irish potatoes; beat UP two eggs we'll
and mix in and make into balls and
fry in hot lard
Ribbon Cake-Yolls of eggs. cups
Of flour, cup of sugar, ga cup butter
l-2 cup buttermilk, l-2 teaspoon OF soda
! teaspoon of cream of tartar Use tho
whites of the eggs ana the exact guam
titles Of other ingredients to make the
white cake; take part of your dough ana
mix in spices to make dark cake; bake
in separate pans and put together with
Icing CAnswer TO Mrs Kings Inquiry
Sp8rtanburg s. CD
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
LOVE.

1t may prove of interest to many Of on,
readers to know that the poem Love
was written by a gentleman Sc years Ole
and is to be set to music. Mr.. H. w. Bur
dick is the father OF our valued con-
trlbutor. Emma B. Van Densen, Came
novia, \. Y. who sends the poem to our
Kingdom
Hail thou queen of Christian graces,
Fair and bealteous is thy form;
In thee shines the life eternal
And never-fading crown.
Cod ana silver Will be worthless
BY the changing hand of time
But il cannot mar the beauty
OF a form that's all divine.
Thou art queen of all the graces.
Without thee they nothing are.
Bat with thy abiding presence
Each Will hold her birthright there.
Love thy name has boundless treasure,
Richer far than mines Of gold.
Thou viii shine throughout the ages
And thy worth can ne'er be told
Thou art. then. the priceless jewel.
Christ. oHr Lord, has crowned thee queen.
lie has spent a life to prove it.
Wen 'er fail by trusting Him.
Time can never change thy sweetness.
Through the years it 9TH endure;
Here the Christian graces center
Faith, aud Hope. and Love thats pure.
H. W. BURDiCK.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
TO RESCUE woMAN,s MONEY
Contest Begins for the Estate Of MIS-
Florence Maybrick

New York October e.-Tbe action re-
Gently begun by representatives Of Mrs
Florence Elizabeth Maybricll who win be
released from prison in England in July
OF next year, to compel an accounting Of
members Of the board of trustees of Mrs
May ancestors estate. was contin-
ued today when Attorney Samuel d Hay
den. OF Washington, d. c., examined WI
liam l.. Gardner, of Brooklyn one of the
trustees. regarding funds said to be due
the estate and Mrs. Maybrick from sales
OF land in Virginia, West Virginia. hi
nois and Kentucky.
What appeared to be a shortage Of
about SIS 900 in the trustees accounts
was disclosed at this hearing MIR. Gard
ner was asked specifically as to his
knowledge of the signing Of deeds releas-
ing the Baroness DeRocQues and her
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
DEATH OF BRADLEY JOHNSON.
Famous Confederate Officer Dead at
Rock Castle.

Richmond. va. October 5.-Generai
Bradley I, johnson died early this morn
Ing at the home of his son, Bradley $.
Johnson, at Rock Castle in Goochland
county Brights disease is assigned as
the cause of death
The body of the dead soldier will be
conveyed to Baltimore for burial beside
the grave of his wife 1t is understood
that a confederate veteran escort OF
honor viii accompany the body to the
place OF burial
General johnson was a graduate at
Princeton in $40. receiving the mathe-
NAUTICAL grafton; studied law at Harvard,
was admitted to the bar in Mary
lana in 1851, and was elected state at
tornev there IN November of that year.
lie was the democratic candidate for
comptroller of Maryland in 1857.
Chairman of the state central committee
IN 5000: delegate to the national dem
ocratic convention at Charleston and
the majority OF the Maryland delegation
from the convention and united in the
nomination OF Breckenridge and Lane
At the beginning OF the war between
the states he organized and armed Il
company at his own expense, which was
mustered into the service of the con-
federate states lie served with dis
tinction In the confederate army, rising
to the grade of brigadier general.
After the war he settled III Richmond
and was state senator He was
prominent in the readjuster fight in Viz
glnia stoutly opposing Malone.
Later he returned to Maryland, set"
tling In Baltimore and recently he mad
come TO Virginia again. making his home
In Amelia county.
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$50 eourelsDd Hve., etIaDta, Ga.

beautiful faith, with eyes tightly closed.
trusting only to a tight hold on her
fathers hand. she feared no rough places.
but knew she would be led safely over
and around all danger
So we may feel we go blindly through
the rough paths of life e we only hold
tightly to our Fathers hand" Our
trouble is. we do not close our eyes and
give ourselves up entirely to Gods guild
ance; are apt to peep now and
then. and think we can help the Lord;
then we weaken our clasp and we are
sure to stumble. Like the little child, let
us close our eyes. be entirely blind to all
outward circumstances, and take tight
hold of the hand that we may rest as
sured will take US safely over the hard
places
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
How a Woman Paid Her Debts.

am out of debt, thanks to the Dish
washer business. In the past three months
/ have made 100000 selling Dsh-WaSh-
ors, I never saw anything sell 50 easily.
Every family needs a Dish-washer and
viii buy one when shown how beautifully
it will wash ana dry the family dishes.
Each Dish-washer sold brings me many
orders The dishes are washed without
wetting the hands. That is why ladies
want the Dish washer. / give my expe-
riencc for the benefit of any one who
NAV wish to make money easily. l buy
NV Dish-washers from the Mound city
Dish-washer Co, St Louis. Mo Write
them for particulars. They will start YOU
in business in your own home. l.. A. c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
A Notre Dame Lady.

Will send free with full Instructions
some of this simple preparation for the
cure OF Leucorrhoea Ulceraticn Dis
placements. Failing Of the Womb. Scan
tv or Painful Periods. Tumors or
Growths. Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain in
the Back and all Female Troubles to all
sending address To mothers Of suffer
ing daughters | Will explain Success
ful Home Treatment. If you decide to
continue it will only cost about IL cents
week to guarantee a cure. | do not
wish to sall YOU anything. Tell other
sufferers OF It, that IS all ask Address
Mrs NJ Summers, box 4o4, Notre Dame,
n
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
S1.OO Big Stove Offer.

II you can use the best big 500 -pound
steel range made in the world or the best
coal or wood heating stove ever made ana
are willing to have either stove placed IN
your own home on three months free
rial lust cut this notice out and send
to Sears, Roebuck & Co, Chicago. and
you Will receive free by return mal big
pictures of both stoves. also many other
cooking and heating stoves; you WIN sls0
receive the most wonderful $500 steel
range and heating stove offer, an offer
that places the best steel range or heat
ing stove in the home Of any family, such
an offer that no family in the land no
matter what their circumstances may be,
or how small their Income, need be with
out the best cooking or hea'lSg stove
made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
GIRL LOST BOTH HUSBANDS.
Novel Matrimonial Case Decided by
Jewish Rabbis.

Baltimore. October Ga curious ma
trimonial complication has been fully
settled by Judge Sharp. granting Sam
uel Oren a divorce from Marie Royden
Last october the couple were married
AS the couple approached the altar Jo-
seph Goldberg, formerly a sutton, slipped
a coin into the girls hand and accord
ing to old Jewish custom claimed her as
his wife. The incident created a sensa-
ton among the crowd in the synagogue,
but the rabbi concluded to marry the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12

daughter, Mrs. Naybrck, from tito to
property in America. one item Of 40 600
acres Of land, it is alleged. was sold for
se5, 900. and of this sum only $4,000 was
admitted as received by the trustees. Air.
Gardner said that he did not take par
rcular cognizance Of the value OF the
property adding that so far as he knew
only Sc, 500 accrued from this sale. An ac-
counting of this asst mentioned sum s
made in 1898, but since that time the
trustees have made no further accounting.
The hearing viii be continued on Octo-
Der 20.
When asked about the shortage Of s75.-
600. Mr.. Hayden would say nothing de1-
mite.
I'VE would like to know what became
Of the money" he said.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
MRS, ETHEL WATKINS
GIVEN THREE MONTHS TO LIVE BY
A COUNCIL OF DOCTORS.
Cured of Anaemia by DR., Williams
Pink Pills After Ordinary
Medicines Had Failed,

From a Respondent woman, given up
to die by the best physicians she could
summon. Mrs. Ethel Watkins, of No.
lie Parker street, Scranton, Pa, has be-
come we'll and cheerful a living, en-
thusiastic endorsement of the remedy to
which size owes her life and health. Mrs.
Watkins was afflicted with anaemia,
disease in which the blood becomes so
deficient as TO be unable to furnish the
tissues of the body with necessary nour-
ishment Every organ is starved and
the patient becomes white and waxen in
appearance. If this condition Is not
quickly remedied 1t runs into persistent
anaemia, one of the most hopeless of
diseases. In Mrs. Watkins case, as
usually happens, the character Of the
disease was not discovered until it was
We'll advanced. She says:
if happened to scratch or cut my
self no blood would fiow-just q watery-
looking fluid. | was shockingly thin, as
white as a sheet and without a bit Of
strength. Three doctors attended me and
all said ! could not live three months. I
had no appetite, my heart was weak,
sleep did not rest me and l became
Respondent.
The doctors medicines did not help
me and neither did anything else that
tried until, upon the advice of a friend
VINO Idu DeeN CuTcu OF anaemla by LII.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
hogan using them. They helped me al
most Immediately and, by the time | had
taken seven boxes cured me. | am al
ways glad to recommend DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People to others
The power of Dr. Willams' Pink Pills
IN diseases of the blood and nerves has
been shown in hundreds Of cases which
have not yielded to ordinary treatment.
DR.. Williams wonderful discovery as
embodied in these pills. has cured obst-
nate cases OF locomotor ataxia partial
paralysis, St Vttus' dance, sciatica. neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache,
the after effects of the grip. palpitaton
of the heart. pale and sallow complexiops
and all forms of weakness either in male
or female Dr. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People are sold by all Dealers or
viii be sent postpaid on receipt of price,
fifty cents a box; six boxes for two dol
lars and q half, by addressing DR. VIII
Hams Medicine Co, Sehnectady, n Y.