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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-07
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Suit ROOm-~ .
womens Misses Tailored Suits par excellence in sye grea
varley-and prices right for quality and workmanship.
You should them in Saturday.
Have you seen the ''Washington?'
A RAINCOAT for women, made on the same
lines as a mans coat, pockets, sleeve, collar pad
ded shoulders, strap in back, very handsome ma
terials, satin lined sleeves and yoke very swag-
ger. $1,000 and SIS. 90
Pefic0at Chances
Black and Colored SILK PETTICOATS atS437
Values Sc. 90 and 6.5c
Black and Black and white sATEEN PETIT
COATS at 7sc
z-- $3.50 Value S1.5a
Warm Undeyvear for Cold Weather
WOMEN's Swiss Ribbed Wool and Silk and
Wool VESTS and TIGHTS,
at $500. $3.50 and $1.75
WOMEN'S Ribbed VESTS and PANTS in hall
wool, three quarter wool and all wool,
at75c, $500, Sz.25 and ST. 50
WOMEN'S Fleeced heavy weight cotton VESTS
and PANTS, regular and out sizes,
at 25c, soc and 75c
cHILDREN's Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS
at5oc. 55c and 75c
cHILDREN's Heavy Fleeced Cotton SHIRTS and
DRAWERS at2sc
MEMS heavy Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS in
natural, white and cameshar
<..=t. at $500, $50 and S225
MEMS heavy Cotton Fleeced SHIRTS and
DRAWERS at soc
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-07
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
KING COTTON.

Today's reports from the cotton
states are found below:
louisiana Cotton picking progress
ing with slight Interruptions but bulk
of crop opening except a few localities
where only a small amount has been
picked one half TO threefOurths has
been gathered.
Georgia Cotton picking rushed un-
til Friday. One-half to twothirGs
gathered IN north half Of state; com
plcted I'm a few southern counties;
open staple somewhat damaged by
rains; generally yield short REPORTS
Indicate crop in some counties viii be
fully one-half below average.
North CarolinaAPicking cotton pr.
crossing rapidly; bulk OF crop gathc'
cd heavy frost on the morning Of the
10. will prevent opening OF late crop
South Carolina Favorable weather
Tor gathering and early cotton crop
nearly ali open and picked late open
ing rapidly; crop threefourths gath
cred; lint fine.
Florida Cotton picking continues;
fields nearly clean.
Tenncssee-C Cotton opening fairly
well but picking retarded some by
rains and cool weather; yield varies
with locality. ranging from light TO
good. the general average being fair;
staple and color continue good Light
TO heavy frosts occurred but no dam
age reported as yet
Alabama all open; piciDg
wen advanced; yield continues liEht
and will be below the average. WIN
be- mostly picked by November 10
Texas Rainfall retarded cotton
picking and considerably damaged lint
in field; cold damp weather retarded
opening in north and caused some rot.
ting of lower bolls in bottom lands.
/ No top crop being made, cotton prac-
ticaNly all open and nearly all picked
in southwest and central; yield very
| poor In all sections
Mississippi-Cotton picking nearing
completion in south; well advanced
| ir north, crop being securely IN fine
condition; yield continues below aver
/ age
/ Arkansas Cotton opening slowly
being picked as fast as opens; yield
, below average; no damage from In
sCcts or frost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

Guthrie Is preparing 10 give the
Hearst party a grand welcome 10 the
city and a frst-class wining and din.
ing afterwards-Guthrie Leader.
Ardmore viii pay the proper respect
TO her Temperance laws by leaving out
the winIng but the Hearst party viii
be given a cordial reception at Ard
more and one that win not fade from
their memories when they get back 20
the national capital
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Loeo

Hardy Baker and BRIDE arrlFel yes
,e-fay from Chagris. where they were
married Sunday Mr Baker is here
'rse.st.rz % painting the school build
Ing
[ The Brock family gave a good sAo~
/ ..-a .se' night
The big box supper az this place is
|ts b. given o. Saturday. the 24ta
Ia January. 1901, sam McGowan of
Ithls place bought a mule here and
received BID u sale Tor same from
ID ID Nondeu A few days ago some
parties from Montague Texas. came
here and furnished proof that the
m-I- belonged 20 them. The animal
vas given them and Nondell has been
arrested and is nov at Ryan in jail
FOR selling The stolen mule
Duncan.
Cotton ls coming In rapidly and the
receipts acre for the past few days
have been very heavy.
We had a frost here Saturday night
which did slight damage 20 the cot
ton.
corsnehe.
Dr. Mention Howard mas located
here 70 practice dentistry. He has
opened an Office here In The Yates
building
The mayors court is in session try
lng some civil and criminal cases.
Milo.
Bert Hamilton a catileman, is here
today
Ginning Is now in full progress.
Graham.
Mr. and Mrs o. l.. Bounds gave an
entertainment last night in honor Of
Misses Missouri aid Willie Puckett
who depart today for Davis, their fu-
mre nome
The Ardmore d Boston oil company
have their machinery IN possession
and viii begin drilling for oil today at
a point about three and One.half miles
south Of Graham
The gin here has reached the aHN
mark
Deputy Ben Collins OF HeaiGtou Is
u town
FOX
W w. Curran is here today from
Monk
w. r Morrow IS here from Elk
DR. Chapman Of Elk was here yes
rcrday.
W. r. Morgan and J. c. Nudge have
formed a partnership in the black.
mith business.
Twenty.siX bales Of cotton left here
yesterday afternoon and this morning
lDr Ardmorc.
The gin at this place has turned ont
2iO bales OF cotton this season
Ihn gaOlqc-mFan u. sardu emf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

The Elks have played the part Of a
very generous and patriotic set 0f
men 90 throwing open the doors Of
their lgxurlantly furnished hall for the
use and entertainment Of the Hearst
parry The Chamber OF Commerce
and the citizens generally appreciate
the action of the Elks lodge The
people will be proud TO accompany the
party 10 the Eks' elegant rooms and
hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

Call at the Ardmoreite Office and
get sample copies of Hearsts great
Chicago papers. They are free to all
readers and will give you an idea Of
what capital can do with a newspa-
per.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
Local Cotton Market.

The cotton market opened weak
this morning and the buyers started
ont paying from $50 TO SIS for lint
but the market began TO bull pretty
soon and when it closed from $50 to
cents was beng paid for The ieecy
staple. Seed cotton sold for cents.
The receipts today was at least ioo
bales.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
DETAINED THE MAIL.
Postmaster W. Il. Blackburn Pleaded
Guilty-Paid The Penalty.

Recently complaint was made
against Postmaster w. II. Blackburn
q Ran charging him with unnecessar-
lily OBTAINING mail matter and Post
Office Inspector Frank Voges arrived
la the city last nigi. for the purpose
of looking into the matter
In the meantime Postmaster Black
burn had appeared before Commission
Ell Robnett and pleaded guilty to the
Charge. The Judge assessed his fine
at $40 and cost, amounting to s293O,
which Mr.. Blackburn paid and welt
his way.
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TUsSY.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Tussy, l. T., oct. lS-This section
was visited by severe electrical
storm last Monday. c. Peddycoat lost
n fine mare by lightning.
Rev. Mr. Snow preached here to-
day,
The past week has been fine for
gathering cotton, Our gin is crowd
ed and running day and night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
Vote for the Benevolent Society
for the Merchants $500 contest. Him
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership,

The partnership heretofore existing
between J. J. CulbertsOl, A. T.
Schmid, George / Jordan and G.. G..
Guthrie under the style and firm name
Of The Chickasaw Realty Company of
Wynnewood Indian Territory, was
dissolved October II, 1903, by G G.
Guthrie Withdrawing from said firm.
Since that date the said G. G. Guthrie
has had no authority 10 act in any
way for said firm.
J. J. CULBERTSON,
\ =. sCHMID,
20.lm GEO. l. JORDAN. a.
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Back Of every town there
is why. There must be mines, log
ging camps factories or farms. Ard
more's mines are not-ruhiciently de
veloped To contribute mHch in the sup
port Of the town. She has no lumber
Industries, her factories are few. but
her farms are rich and produce great
crops Then it's clear that The town
mnst depend upon the farm Cotton
is the money crop and it's cotton the
town must have So much cotton leay
ing Ardmorc's trade territory for 9th
or markets Is conclusive evidence that
wrong exists II other towns are not
paying more for cotton the wrong eX-
lists in the matter OF circulating th
report that they do, II ArdmOrc pays
less for cotton than other towns she
is making the rope FOR her own exc.
cution A large portion of the farm
ers believe that other towns are pay
ing more for cotton; they do not hest.
tate in saying so ald they are back
ing up their opinion by selling TO
other markets The result is that a
portion Of Ardmore's trade Is lost for
the time being. Collections are
slower and are more expensive TO
make and the towns pride in possess
ing the largest local cotton market
in the world is being sullied But a
statement OF bad conditions IS useless
without the application Of remedy.
The remedy which is simple enough
is pay more for cotton How to get
at the application OF the remedy is a
matter that deyolyes upon the bust
ness element Of the town, VIII the
town see that the matter is taken up
or will it let the trade wander at will
this fall and then next year eNp2nd
double the energy that would be re
qulred now to checkmatc the outside
influences?
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

UoWlea restoration hosts should
be utilized ln restoring the bridges u
the inundated districts in New York
That would Dee a restoration move
ment to some purpose when we re-
fleet that few years ago Dowle was
a penuilcss adyenclrer and that now
he ls one OF the great millionaires, at
the head OF an immense following.
most Of whom are wealthy surely IL
Is a phenomena calculated to cNtort
the worlds attention. The meek and
lowly divine Lcalcr'-'hc returned
Elijah'-has become a naughty auto
crat whose doludcI followers believe
and obey him implicitly Surely they
have received strong 1.lrsion that
they should believe lic," surely the
days Of false prophets and false Mes.
siahs "dccciying many'-arc not
yet past; surely 'cyll men and seduc-
crs are waxing worse and worse, de-
ceiying and being deceived When
and where was there ever anything
in civilization like the Dowic dclusion,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

Noon Bros. buggles always give
good value for your money, Noble
Bros See them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

That nter suit looks like new
when Burton has cleaned and pressed
il. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
TODAYS MARKET REPORT.

Reported by John King & Co., com.
mission Merchants, Gainesville and
rdmOre.
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New Orleans Futures.

Sales 2 $50. I. o. b. 1850
Galveston, oct. 90 Spots Arm,
Mids. 81. Sales "a. L. o. b. 1900
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

The acrobat is one actor who throws
himself into his part.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
CALL BY TERRITORY MAYORS
FoR CONVENTION At SOUTH We.
ALEsTER. OCTOBER 81.

Te Petition Congress 70 Authorize the
People of the Indian Territory &c
Elect a Delesate-Eleet Del
egates October 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
1 O'CLOCK EDITION

Ardmor., Tuesday, October 20. 1903.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
COTTON MARKET.

Spots easy. MIds 5.6s.
Sales 5000. Am. kecelp 32,0'0
Am. 81, 300.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20

Organized under the laws of the District of Columbia
Certificate filed with the Clerk of the
United States Court at Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-20
r W RIG

Mayor Of Ardmore.
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-09-11

too, for she always brings thendd truck
that mas BEEN gathered but a. lew
honrs.s,~ J: - s5~rec-c ~r...:5- .:-u II s2s-
.Eleanor's farm is loaned to her by
the Phtladelphia Vacant, lot Cultiya-
tion association charity Of an ,unusu-
ally benefcent kind. This association
has two hundred acres 81 vacant land
that certain : wealthy Phiiaadelphian1si
have intrusted 7to ii: until the time when 1tdtel
they shall need the landGto build upon.
These twoshundred acres are loaned
in patches to such people as are unable
to keep up, the fierce struggle for an
existence, in a great city. =. 49,. -
The association lends one patch to
a shoemaker whose sight has failed.
another to q laborer whom "a 4 blast has
ruined; a third to an aged man and
woman who are c6iTd1ess; q afourth to
the KeefauveFs sskH asa alat #.: .7,ss Z.
And Its spoor pensioners eu1tiyating
their patches .unde the eye ;of the ass
ISOLATION acquire, in this way, enough
vegetables to supply their tables ali
the year round. sz .= (, .ts3,I !I.g,sS 5sz
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-09-11

--=.- - II - -" 49,
With the responsibility Of "a family
Of seven ION 1her ,diminuti7e &shoulderss
little Eleanor. .Keefauyer, OF. no. North
Fifty-seventhls street. West Philadelr
phia, is making a plucky: fight for ex-
istence, and already she is known. as
the youngest and one of the most sue
cessful farmers lin: America. 49, -
This small farmer is only twelve
years DID, and yet she 7carries the re-
sponsibility in supporting her family
with the ,light-heartedness Of 1.-The
wealthtest and most care=free little
girl in America.
Little Eleanor operates an extensive
truck patch, and the product she gath
ers she sells from door to door; and by
this means earns. during the summer,
at least $40 a. week, besides supplying
enough to last all through the year:
the table at home with vegetables
enough to last ali through the yetr.
Her father is' q paralytic, and though
it isatrue that there is a little -Keefau=
ver boy who brings home-every: Satur-
day:f,asfewE dollars. from, q. stocking
factory where, be- works, and that Mrs.
Keefanver does. an. occasional Job of
laundering, still Eleanor is the main
suppottaof this poor famtly.s:.. HIT
Every morning she digs and hoes on
her small farm; and. every afternoon
she. pushes through, the streets with
her: little III Il sgo-cart, selling her fresh and
excellent vegetables. E.&<. - -s.,s.. .z:.
/ shs has ashost sof regular customers, lsa1
and these CUSTOMERS wait for her every j
day They do well tozwait for her;
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-09-11

And it is that little band of flock once week
and serve lettcead and some literary man to all who
parake become thoroughly complete new out
t of culture at meeting But not when Sir Walter Scott
dr Michael Angelo ennyon other great
lip and distributed that the club ITS Best when Xbsen
Member is divided up into and subopcs passed around
to hoss Presfnt that the club finest % ~ ~ - N
I that Mrs Brown present. says the members
st ss z%2r% y de9t see Why she had to stay away
another member Of the Club as sh takes
he cue Pe1aps she had to stay home and sit up with that h
she at last meeting tt didn't it was in he be
f health then and by this to be OUT And
H'en wopdn bad if she worn it accord
ing to dreGt9ns bnt hat that looks like Chicago riot
and then wear side Of the So that The
just above one with the high and dv
air, and you ATTRACTION that is we'll worth tie nic1 f
}dazs$'qa%;::f n15TJ ~ ' " " ~: a: -: =, m: ,~
W e. I d9pbt <z 4; vts: hat ,,t looks H., -, =.
BIRDS nest in bad state Of that blend with the
fest of her makep anof member Of the club quickly TAX
Ing the floor order that precious make their &C.
pc o you remember that waist with the bilious complexion that
gets into awhile when she to feel that the
deandsr? Whsn she that waist looks like it had u
Had bad abon something that that was exnoed -
the frost and good than i is ~.
dhsr and henAconbs berhu in different anp,,aees IL
really does o@kas though shewold be domesicate
But is Wr SHE is scheduled sing Sometime
ndeaton be allowed leave until sbe h,
finished that she succeeds the most admirably looking like she has
been having fog fntsnseY bir quarrel wth
another member not wishing let the afternoon l
any of its interest Her voice between T. hieh
soprano and pain in: the range allthe a fp
lower C-to positive Wheh hs yiuts It IS VIII
understanding that an,n,
then it is not to count and beee she feels that ouef
nearly like her voce sounds That reason
PLACES here and therein her % that look they Would have
to be treated kindly and handled gentle or thev v a.
into earh oer last time heard
r sing thought It pretty
the worse her waist her voice, .h a#sas=r5 II
then the club adieurns. until following weeI u
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-09-11

Euporean '' sisters: % HE American xom- y, a:
an ,.is recognized the world over - The,
type is besides found in. .bewildering
variety, yet each.fs, ,unmistakable. The
blending of many familiar types Of
American wonanhood in the composite
photograph reproduced herewith 'af-
tSfas : dRtqas OPPORTUNITY #; # III; fof Judging 5g
the typical P! 1ace,. .,:,>..,..: -; -, j.,
Familiar, AS the type. ~, OF: y rather
types, are. few perhaps can, call: up a
definite mental picture ,of;athe general
type! itself: The composite face of
American women; therefore; fits a long
felt. want. = A score. or more of:.artists
have patronized the 5:Ameriean, girl.
The drawings are almost always in
ternsesting, many pf them are charming
and a:nld5(,, all I'd may be. readily indeptifieda as
the American girl. yet, NO two are, alike
or teven4similar.- NO ather country, in
the world; it is safe to say; anerds
such an opportunity its artists In
England, for instance, there is -a:well
known type Of beauty, somewhat pale
and expression less, perhaps, but un-
mistakable English. And there Is only
one, In America there is often 2 single
family in which every daughter =. H.
lustrates an entirely Distinctive beau
ty, yet:without losing the familyrre-
semblance.'n g 20 r.; ~: e. ':,s;i Il, 4"t:4.
The composite photograph combines
as far as possible the most character:
istitcc types, of Amer beauty !, as il
lustrated by twenty well knownoN New
York women. trsis. too :smNch.i of
course, to claim that the; ;ltstIiss COM
plere, but it is at least fairly repfesen-
tative. Nor can 1T be elainieda" for
such q blending that the 'ideaf type Of
American beauty has been attained.
So varied and ,l1isunnctiYe al are the, types
that hundreds of types would have to
be considered. in such a balance. The
composite face, however, is as general
andae1Resseatattkkvee- Rse4ttt well sn-be:
CpmRaTa IT With hts;;thegs. the tgpiieeak beauties
impressionisuee' 'sen1seet ai1d ai6dbep9afable from
such a picture, and the :trssult to: ,ths.
most critical eye cannot fail to- be~re-
assuring. .H.i
The American woman as PORTRAYED
In her composite photograph contrasts
strikingly With; the typical faces ,:of
other countries. The face Is perhaps.
less nervous than that OF the typical
French; woman especially: the young
French woman, but =. to the American
eye, at t~least, ,rit seems better, balancet1
in contrast with a characteristic Eng
lish face: the difference Is especially
marked. The two faces express an en-. en-
tirely different mentality, The Amer:
lean woman, set beside her English
cousin, suggests wider and more varied
interests and an unmistakable air, of
independence swhichsstrangely, becomes
her.. ~ Compareds :wfthsa tf1eta typfc4l
Teutot1ic face; the e:Hnerican VwvttICn,an
appearso "''the 2'' more alert StSsand
vivacious. s'f''.s,<st. p.
Among those whose ',e photographs q !: ,,1.
make up the composite. are Miss Helen
Morton, MIS-: Cmuncey i M. ,Depepw,,s.
Mrs. Payne Whitney, Miss Alice .Roosa.
velt, Miss Nathalie $ schenck, ~ MN
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jf.,' and Mrs.
John Jacob Astor. =: Kansas -City
9.,tti;sy,:.sst 4 .-..- "a ~
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-09-11
Fragrance and Color.

. Plants with white blossoms have. q
larger proportion Of fragrant flowers
than any others" Next come red fowy:-5
sers, the1t yellow; and then blue. Il After
these may be ckoned, and in the same
order, violet, green orange and brown
floWMers. M Spring flowers contain the;
greatest, proportion OF white flowers;
and, therefore, are those most stsgenerally.
fragrant while the reds and yellqxs
belong to summer. S d.
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-09-11

f1nelH 4tn three month .Py the fqllQ


finelA iin three mont lbs Ry the qlleMilnlls
: IuASSs. llS' .tiis ssa1i ssa Az
walk . bout
q1lteklx and then. throW henas back and
then down: Count qui ckly asyou, do tt
raising them I{l, f, ol,.;l,I !, and so on.
AfteF. galng sftn through this three times OF
more, Mgoteare, YOU .reaad dy to walk prQperly.
KeenA ne chest il ont and bas careful each
timehnpta osletthe shn,Adera 4cena.fors
wardaats theelastt t;coaint t. 8 s.aT Theysnust
go down andsback, ifaany ing. .7'ssss 7's:ssss sss
= . 'As YOU wall K, con tinualfy keep the
chest pushed out and the abdomeh and
stomach forcfb1y drawn ms see how
lengypn can hold your breath, and; Has
youa hold i, raise the chest higher and
higher, This IS what singers. do when
they wish to sustain long passages IN
one breath. : = ~ - - !, :
Vvhsn You find you must exhaust your
breath; do not let the cilestfaH, and take
the breath'insta antlys and quietly through
the nose only and 4aby cpushingseuts the
Sides Then instantly begin slowly draw.
ing in the sides and abdomen and raise
the chest higher and higher.
ANY one who will try this; wilEinerease
I'D measure from shoulder to shoulder
and saround bust two inches In three
months. Chicago Inter Ocean, -.
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). ai.in. Anora ! -. i.

Rafsins are special vaIuab in cases
where sustained phygica exercise is;nee-
'essary anordipg both nourishment and
stimulus. bunch sbf rafsins eaten
when fatigued 81 ten y serve thu he same
sptfrpose ASA glass: lgs and
DTS are both valllat tles An sscelt ain cons
siitt tona,s. but should .slbe thorolg ghiy
ahsd and looked oy EN- fpEa s,ating.
sGreen fgs are 81 exeel tsle ent ffood
The Virginia enterprise., 1903-09-11
Hd8dreds Of Dollars Spent
In Vain.

r.. Cyrus III er S h m a n
Sh0ridan, Ind, writes:
.sTwo years ago I was a
sid&man. Catarrh had set.
tied in the pelvic organs
making life: q burden ard
giving me little hope o1
recovery. I spent hundreds
of'dollars in medicine whic
gqa. I was persuaded by
trY,Peruna. 1 took it two
ouWmuch improvement, bu
with it and soon began to {
! jstr4ng very fast. Within
! I Ntss cured, and have bee
si4ee. I am a strong !
Pernna. &C. Hershman.
!, FEuna cures catarrh of I
liYAf and other pelvic org
because it cures catarrh !