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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
chieaao's Birth Rate Satisfactory.

The laments of eminent personages
over the decreasing birth rate in the
United States have prompted Chica-
COS health department to print in the
bulletin the best possible evidence
that the birth rate in that city is sat
isfactory 1t says: THE increase in
the under seven-year population was
57.3 per cent, or 5.3 in excess of the
Increase of the total population at
all ages. This excess is obviously due
to the births during the period
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
American Girls Who Have Titles,

lwehty-six German titles are worn
by American girls who have married
abroad and twenty English peerages.
There are three French duchesses and
fve French countesses of American
birth. Seventeen Italian noblemen
and six Russians of title" have laid
their coronets at the feet of Ameri-
can brides. Holland has two baron
esses, American born; Bavaria. one
countess, and the sovereign princess
of Monaco closes the list.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27

In little while 1t will be no longer
necessary to balance up corn with
some heterogeneous material. at the
rate at which the protein content OF
some varieties of corn is being in
creased, corn will itself be balanced
ration
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27

1t has been demonstrated that al.
falfa can be successfully grown In
nearly all the northern states.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27

of friends. His death is in absolute
keeping with all we know of the man."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
In store For Those who Doubt.

When you read that sufferer Of
many years standing has been COM
pletely restored to health by using
Smiths Cure-all, you are Inclined to
doubt the statement and, In fact, have
no belief In II whateyer. The reason
for this Is that so much Is
claimed for the Cure-all II Is
impossible for anyone to believe II; IL
the advertiser confined his claims to the
curing Of one disease, as do the pro-
prietors OF Pyramid Pile Cure, readers
would have much more faith IN pub
lished testimonials. Those familiar
Win this great remedy know that tes-
timonials as TO its merit may be relied
upon implicitly also that the cures
brought about by its use are little
OF the testimonial here given Is voueh-
ed for and is but one OF thousands re-
ceived.
II wish TO write you and tell you
what your Pyramid Pile Cure has done
Tor me. | have been troubled With piles
Tor the past five years and used every
remedy that was recommended TO me-
While some would give me relief for a
while they never have cured. / was so
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down without pain. could not attend
TO my household duties. Finally | got
a OO-cent box of your Pyramid Pile
Cure Mt the druggists and It Is now
two months since | used the last of the
box, and have had no trouble since.
can say It Is really and truly good
remedy.
II am so thankful 7 tried II as
Know 1t has cured me, and If at any
time ! should have any such trouble
again ] would use It at once. Since
am cured ! have recommended It to
my friends. whom / know to be afilict-
ca as was. and | know they will use
1t too. am so thankful | ever learned
of your cure" Mrs. II. HUT, 400 Second
street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug
gsts for fifty cents a package, or viii
be mailed to any address upon receipt
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shall, Mich. Write this firm for their
book describing the cause and cure Of
piles.
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OLD MAN DoWIE TALKS.
Says John Alexander's Statement
About Him is False.

Chicago. oct. 3l--A dispatch to the
Chronicle from Essex, Iowa, says:
John Murray Dowie, crushed by the
attack made upon him by his son, John
AleXandf Dowe, says:
1.-THE statement that | am not the
father of John Alexander Dowie IS the
greatest myth ever uttered by the
mouth OF man. It is scandalous that
my son should repudiate me after
have done so much for him He Is my
SON and was born IN lawful wedlock.
No one can deny It. The records may
be had at the great register onIes,
Princess street. Edinburgh, Scotland.
| have always lived a quiet, peaceable
Christian life and II breaks my heart
to have this trouble come toward the
end"
Judge Dowie who Is respected by
the whole community lives here In his
little cottage. The resemblance be-
tween John Murray Dowie and John
Alexander Dowie is so close that the
father has often been taken for the
son. The old man Is growing feeble
and the recent trouble has aged him
greatly
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Butte Arbitration Committee Meets,
Dimes at Senator Clark's, and
Discusses Situation
SEVERAL PLANS SUGGESTED.
Senator Gibson Favored Opening the
Mines, With No Receiver Pending
Determination Of Present Suit.


Butte, Oct 3O.--Four members OF the
committee on mediation. who. upon the
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iiNl.u'on Vi 'he s'0''i''' ~
or Great rains agreed 10 meet 10 see
what could be done towards arriving
q. so,,o soi,,tion oe tho Rrtte shut.
49, 80,
"oWh sltuu'lo'' my ~ A"''N
The mon composing the committee
ara Senator W. A, Clark. President j.
,yn, - 49,, croo. Northar, rot,,.aN
iA' " 'n -,
Gov D. ~ loole' anu oeh"'ot
Paris Gibson and Congressman Dixon.
An tba ,nembets exoent Congressman
D.AoU were present
The members Of the committee We're
the guests Of Senator Clark, and they
lunched and dlned at his home. At
O'Clock this evening Il, Augustus
Hein2e called at Senator Clarks mouse
by invitation and met the members
OF the committee There was cor
dial Handwriting all around, the gem
tlemen OF the committee We're stu SIT
ting at the table when Mr.. Heinze
called and when he was announced the
dinner party broke up and all came
out TO meet him.
10 representative OF ule AHsol-
ated Press Senator Clark said noting
beyond the fact that the commit Tee
had organized by electing Mr., Hill
chairman OF the committee mad b -
accomplished, The situation had been
discussed informally and the committee
wanted to have talk with Mr.. Heinze
to see what could be done In liking
up matters.
Senator Clark said there was nothing
to give out for publication at the pres
ent time, as the committee had not de-
cded as yet on any plan or procedure.
There were all sorts OF rumors afoat
but none Of them had any foundation
in fact, There were rumore that Gov.
Toole had decided TO call an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature but this was only
street talk,
Senator Gibson favored a plan to
have the mines start up at once, on
the proviso that no receiver should be
appointed pending the determination
OF the injunction by the supreme court;
that the legislature should enact law,
in special session, legalizlng the exist
ence Of the Amalgamated company.
OF course these are only street ru-
more and nothing authentic has come
from the committee il was not ex-
pected that anything official would be
announced until late hour, Gov,
Toole, when asked as TO the pro-
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None could be more serious than the
one made by him in his attempt to
force again to the front the question
Of equality social and political, Of the
negro race
Thoughtful citizens, both north and
south, regret such an issue They dread
and will evade It Il possible. But If
the president and his party drive the
issue, II must be met and the RESPONSE
bility must rest upon him.
THE president Is the leader OF his
party now and win be next year. The
politicians of his party may advise him
that the solid negro vote (for IN voting
they are lndividuaD holds the balance
OF power in the great central states
Of the Union, and that IN the states of
New Jersey New York, Connecticut,
ohio ana Illinois, II Is essential to his
party's success. In Maryland, where
the negro vote constitutes two-thlris OF
the Republican party, IL Is am absolute
necessity for, without It. the state Is
hopelsssly lost to the Republicans.
UNLESS ] mistake the temper OF the
people Of this country, there will be the
same revolution in public sentiment and
the same protest that was accorded I'm
1892 By the white people of the entire
Union against the administration of
President Harrison for his attempt to
force negro domination upon the south
and thus destroy that section and par
alyze the industries OF the whole Unit
ed states.
This issue Is forced upon us by the
president He has made the gage of
battle aud we must meet Il as becomes
Marylanders."
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MANCHURIAN TROUBLES.
japan Not Willing TO Give Russia
A Free Hand.

London, oct Sl-The Morning Post
today says that II understands that
Japan Is by no means prepared to ac-
qulesce In the suggestion that she give
Russia free hand IN ManchurIo In
exchange for japanese free hand In
Coroa. Japan contends, says the Morn
Ing Post, that the two questions are en-
tirely separate; that Corean lndepen-
dence already has been securd by con-
vention, and that as Manchuria was re-
stored TO China by Japan at the inst-
cation OF European powers, she nat.
uraily cannot consent to It's occupation
by Russia.
The correspondent of the Daily Mail
at Kobe quotes the IIochl Shimun Of
Toxic to the effect that the diplomatic
corps OF the Japanese capital have no
hope of n peaceful settlement Of the
pending difficulties.
Even Baron Shlbusawa, at meeting
Of the Bankers union, advocated war
although the interest Of the markers ls
logically In the direction Of peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Dowie Seems Weary.

New York Oct. 30 Scarcely a dozen
persons, outside of 800 members of the
restoration hosts, were present at the
early morning service In Madison
Square Garden today. Dowie seemed
weary and remained seated while
speaking, He gave a dissertation on
the proper method OF baptism and de-
clared that baptism was useless unless
II was by dipping three times. He asked
his hearers TO come Ia the Sunday SER
vice to witness the baptism OF so con-
verts.
Dcwie opened the evening meeting
with prayer that IN the coming cleo.
tion the city should pass into bad
hands During his discourse he said
that the host had visited 600 homes In
New York and had everywhere been re.
ceived with courtesy.
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OFFICIAL LIST OF
POLLING PLACES.

| The following list OF polling places
| for the municipal election, Nov. g.
| 1903, Is published for the information
and guidance Of all concerned
POLLING PLACES.
District No, l-li96 Eleventh East.
Dist. 2-S7S east Ninth South
Dist, 1913 east Eighth South.
Dist. 4-72S Fourth East
lief Society HalD.
Dist. GAO South State.
Dist. 7-Basement City and County
building.
Dist. s-Southwest corner Fourth
South and Firth East
Dist. 9-Exposition building.
Dist. l0--Tenth ward Westinghouse.
Dist. l1--3lS Tenth East
Dist. l2-AnneX Fourth ward meet
lnghouse.
DIST, lSPresbyteran church
Dist. Fifth ward Westinghouse.
Dist. To- Burlington church.
Dist 1920 south Seventh West.
Dist, l1-SiXth ward Westinghouse
Dist ls--Northeast corner Fifth
South ana Third West
Dist 1928 west Sixth South.
Dist 20-R, X. Thomas Barnacle.
Dist. 2i-Realty block
Dist 22-242 west First South.
Dist 23-3l5 west Second South.
Dist 24--ii5 west Second South.
Dist, 2j-606 west First South
Dist 26-Twenty fourth ward annex.
DIST 27-Seventeenth ward meeting,
house.
DIST, 2S--Womeu's Relief Society hall.
Dist 29-23S Wall street
Dist 30-Plymouth church.
Dist Sl-Northeast corner Fourth
West and First North.
Dist Southeast corner North
Temple and Sixth West
Dist, 3S--i37 north Seventh West
Dist. 9i-ii2 north Third West.
Dist. 35--6l9 west Fourth North
Dist. S6-Throe doors west Brooks
store
DIST. s7--Eightoenth ward school
house.
Dist. 3s-iS cast North Temple.
Dist, 30-Twentieth ward amusement
hall
Dist 40--453 Firth street
Dist 4l--673 Sixth street
Dist i2--7b9 Second street
Dist 43-Taggerts hall
Dist. 4i--lili east First South.
Dist 46--252 Ninth East.
DIST 46-Eleyenth ward Westinghouse
annex.
Dist. 47-267 Seventh East
Dist iS--503 east Second South
Dist 49-i7t east Second South.
Dist. b0--1i south State. lntermoun-
tain Automobile Co.
Dist 5l-Thlrteenth ward meeting
house wing.
Dist. 52-iM south state street.
j, O. NYSTROM, City Recorder.
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Arizona Officials Indicted.

Phoenix, Ariz, oct. SO.--Rather a
perplexing and interesting question
has arisen i'm regard to the Joint in
dictments against Surveyor General
Hugh III. Price and Chief Clerk W. r..
Murphy both recently removed on the
charge OF extortion IN that the appli-
cants for mining patents were charged
extra fees to have their applications
rushed through the surveyor generals
Office, which was behind In its work,
or the II indictments, FIVE are for
bribety% Under the Arizona laws the
bride giver is particeps criminis with
the bride taker and II follows that II
the defendants are found guilty those
who paid money are equally liable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Pittsburg Banks to Consolidate.

Pttsburg, oct SO--Three of the old
est and most conservative national
banks of Plttsburg have decided TO
merge their interests into one financial
institution. They are the Bank of
Pittsburg National association, the
Merchants & Manufacturers National
bank, and the Iron City National bank.
They Will be consolidated under the
charter Of the Bank OF Plttsburg, which
has been in continuous operation for
SO years, and will form a institution
with a capital of $4,000 and a sur.
plus Of about s2,4oO0OO and viii have
at the start deposits Of approximate
ly $l2 100000,
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condemnation award, left with the
students several weeks ago, for Bal
timore and other cities, where they will
establish new schools.
The fire lasted all day, and as the
building was burning the farmers Of
the neighborhood rushed IN and car
ried away everything OF value that
could be moved. Houses IN the water
shed district condemned at the same
time as the school are being rapidly
removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Mad Mullah Not Beaten.

Rome. Oct. 3o--News from Somali-
land gives assurance that the present
prospects Of victory for the Mad Null
lah are bad. Great Britain has taken
steps looking to decisive action for the
humiliation of the Mullah's power.
Italy, cooperating with Great Britain,
has ordered the gtnbout Volturo and
the cruiser Chrlstofo Colombo to REIN
force its Red sea squadron
AT the same time Emperor MenelilS
OF Abyssinia has been urged TO expe-
dite the attack OF his troops on 10
Mullahs forces, thus catching him be g.
tween two fires
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CRANK AT WHITE HOUSE.
Insane Man from Montana Want.
cd To See the President.

Warrington, Oct .3O.-~Edward s. Tan
ner, SO years old. a native OF Swltzer.
land, and crank, tried to see the pres.
ident today, but he did not get far be.
yond the doors of the executive offices
before his condition was discovered lie
was taken to police headquarters, and
later to st. Elizabeth insane asylum.
His deuslon was that he was being
continually pursued by airshlps. He
thought the president would make
them stop bothering him. Tanner said
he had a wife In Memphis. Tenn but
that he came direct from northern Mon
tana TO see the president He has been
IN the city since Monday,
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cmg srlANBRoTHrRscoLL
Guards of NY. City Watershed
Put the Torch to the Same.

New York oct. St.--Men who guard
the New York city watershed ut ANA
walk Westminster county, have applied
the torch to the 100000 College OF the
Christian Brothers, Catholic institu-
ton whore 100 boys were being educat-
ed. The brothers few months ago oh
tanned an injunction against the water
struction OF the building The injuis,-
ton expired this week ago II was de-
clded 20 burn the building
The brothers, having received their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Charles Gavin Arrested

Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. 3O.-Charles
Gavin, alias Goebel, As years Of age.
was arrested here today, There Is n
reward Of $1,000 standing for Gavin
who Il is charged broke into bank
at Denver in 1892 and secured $4,000.
He is also wanted at Bisbee. Arz., on
q charge of being connected with a
$1,000 diamond robbery. The sheriff OF
Blsbee and Chicago detective agency
have telegraphed the local authorities
to hold Gavin nj all cost. He admits
his identity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
CAR NEGIE RETURNS.
lie Thinks il is Good Thing to
Squeeze Water Out of Stocks.

New York. Oct. 3O--Andrew Carne-
gle, who. with his wife and daughter,
returned from Europe today said OF
the collapse Of the United states Ship
building company.
TT will result IN a salutary reduc-
ton OF values and the bringing OF ey-
erythng 10 a healthy condition. II Is a
good thing TO squeeze the water out
of some OF the stocks The standard
securities are as good as ever"
Schwab methods had been severely
criticised IN England. he said
"Thnt was Inevitable, When a man
Is down everyone is ready TO kick
him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Treasurer Sinclair INDICATED.

Spokane, Wash. oct. SO.--A private
cablegram from Manila states that
Treasurer Bartlett Sinclair OF Rial
province has been vindicated Of the
charges Of neglect OF his office. and Is
now ON his way home. One Of his depu-
ties, an American, was convicted and
sentenced to 10 years imprisonment
for stealing public funds. -Four Fill
pino deputies were also convicted
Sinclair resigned his office In 1895 he
was elected state auditor OF Idaho on
the fusion ticket and became especially
prominent during the Occur d'Alene
riots In 1899 when, as the representa-
tive of Gov Steuneneberg, he was
practically a military dictator Of Sho-
shone county,
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beautiful Compilations,

Are spoiled by using any kind OF
preparation that fills the pores Of the
skin. The best way 10 secure clear
complexion, free from sallopness. plm-
pies, blotches etc. is 20 keep the liver
IN good order An occasional dose OF
Herblne will cleanse the bowels, regu.
late the liver, and so establish a clear,
healthy complexion soc. at 2. c, NJ, l.
Drug Dept.
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at Goes Right to the spot,,

When pain or irritation exists on any
part Of the body, the application OF
Billiards. Snow Llniment viii give
prompt relief 1T goes right to the
spot, said an old man who was rub
bling It IN, TO cure his rheumatism. c..
II. Smith, Propr. Smith House. Tenaha
Texas, writes; II have used Billiards.
Snow Liniment In my family for sew
eral years. and have found II 10 be 70
fine remedy. for all aches and pains.
and recommend II for pains In the
throat and chest" Csc. 5Oc and 800 at
u, c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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DEsERET EVENING NEws SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1908

probably meet Gov. Toole tomorrow.
The committee win ask Montana's chief
executive TO call an extra session OF
the legislature for the purpose OF con-
sIderlng needed legislation.
A subcommittee win see the COVER
nor tomorrow morning, when a definite
appointment is lexpected 10 be made
for the meeting with the general com.
mittee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Candidate Clarke's Expenses.

Cleveland o.. oct. 30.---John RI,
Clarke, Democratic candidate for sem
ator, has made public an AFFIDAVIT show
ing the actual sum expended by him n
The recent campaign, as follows
Cash paid To state executive commit
tee to be used for defrayng expenses
of public meetings and for campaign
literature, $500; printing and engrav-
ing, S346; travelling expenses 5000;
sundry petty expenses $40 total.
S1l9h.
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Body of Unknown Man Found

Des Moines, Ia, oct. 30.--Whlle dyna-
hitting the river for the body of Miss
Lily Cole, who committed suicide, the
police not only brought up the body Of
the girl, but that OF man. The body
of the man is believed to be that OF a
wealthy stockman named Jones who
disappeared some time ago and who
was thought TO have been murdered for
his money. The skull was crushed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Breach of Promise Damages.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct. 3O.-Miss
Henrietta Adams, of Cassvile, Mich,
was today given verdict of 100000
against Robert Stuart Baker. well
known young society man of this CITY.
for breach OF promise. They met while
both We're students at Olivette col
lege Many of Bakers letters to Miss
Adams were read IN court and were
sensational and improper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
FOR couNcILMEN.

First Ward-Thomas HOLIDAY. for four
year-term Frank J. Hewlett. L. ID.
Martin.
Second Ward--Ioseph II. Preece. for
four-year-term; George d. Dean,
Loren Wood
Third Ward-T. A. Callister for four.
year term Richard Papworth, J.
n HaSlam.
Fourth Ward-Perry J, Arson. for four
wear term; W. G. Spence, w. II.
Tihhals
Fifth Ward--A. J Davis for four-year
term T, II, Black. G. NJ. Neu-
hansen.
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MOTHERS

Who would keep their children in
good health. should watch for the first
symptoms OF worms, and remove them
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. II Is
the chlldren's best tonic II gets di.
does them good. and they grow up
healthy and strong. 25c. at z, c. NJ. /.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
WORLDS FAIR
INFORMATION BUREAU.

81. Louis Worlds Fair Informa-
ton Bureau has been established at S36
seventeenth St, Denver In charge OF
Phil p, Hitchcock. where information
Will be choerfully furnished.
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Want Senator smoot oustcd.

Springfield Mass, oct. Gothic
convention of the state w. c. T. Y.
today adopted resolution demanding
that efforts be made to Gust Reed
Smoot from the senate II It be proved
that he Is polygamist,
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UTAH AS 1T 49,"

The publishers Of this volume an
nounoe that the book Is nearing COM
pletlon and all moneys due thereon
must be paid only to $. A. Henner. Re-
ceipts must also bear his personal Sig
nature TO be valid.
UTAH PUBLISHING co.
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Recent importations In patterns that
nre genteel and attractive for gentle
men
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co,
i66 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

New lines of handkerchiefs In colored
border and neat effects In white goods
direct from importers.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
1865 Main st.
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The proper hats for style and proper
proportions, as well as quality. tho
Denney Warburton or Miller Derbles
are right
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1876 Main St
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DO You Want ro Ynwn .

Feel cold shiyorings. aching in the
bones, lack OF energy. headache. and
great depression? These symptoms
may be followed by violent headache
high fever. extreme nervousness. n
condition known as malaria. Herbine
cures Il, Take II before the disease
gets a fair hold. though II win work
O cure In any stage. J. a. Hopkins,
Manchester. Kan, writes; VI have used
your great medicine, Herblne. for sew.
eral years There Is nothing better for
malaria. chills and fever. headache.
blllousness, and for a hlood-purifying
tonic, there Is nothing as good" 500 at
q G. NJ. T. Drug Dept,