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People Waited to ss surs o. the Tim,
Il Indicated. 600 ,

People Waited to Be surs o. the Time
II Indicated. ie -
Not long ago bell was placed in
the Convent, of the Sacred Heart, on
Convent Heights, at 1920 street. 1t
strikes the hours and sthe Quarter
hours with : 'tneiodioas. reverbsrating
double stroke. and the bell was vel.
coined by the residents along st. Mich
olas avenue. At the foot of the, heights.
II one wished to know the time, espe-
cially when In bed with no umepiece
near. all he had to do; was To- walt q
few minutes, and the convent bell
would tell him. :.
One resident Of the vicinity uncon.
sciously got into the habit of waiting
for the bell to strike. and be would do
80 whenever he awoke in the night.
Then, II the bell struck once, he would
speculate whether the time, was q
quarter past one, two or three. and be.
fore he realized 1t he would be uncon.
sciouslys waiting for the bellto strike
the hour. ~
This habit grew upon him SO stead
lily that he often was kept awake for
hours. waiting for the bell and count
ing Its strokes. Recently he related
his experiences to some neighbors,
and was surprised to ind that seven
Of twelve persons were similarly ef.
fected by the convent bell.-New York
Press. - ~. f-'.'' ~ ese
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last Legislature, Judge Lunt said:
Recognizing the fact that II u wiser
to ave children than punish criminals
we cannot be top thankful for the
faithful work OF those who have inau-
gurated in our state the present system
which strikes 1t the root. ol the evil.
No nobler work can be carried on than
the saving Of children from the evil e.
fects Of their unfortunate surroundings.
and tho hands Of those engaged In this
charity should BE- sedulousiy upheld.
The thanks OF every good minded citi-
zen should be extended TO- Judge Ben
jamin B. Lindsey Tor his Sealous and
intelligent action which has laid the
foundatior for the upbuildfne and per
fecting Of the manhood Of this depend
emit class" IA li-s..s "a /,
Two constitutional amendments are
now pending" continued Judge Lunt.
"one to change section Of the revenue
article. and the ether providing for the
consolidation Of the Supreme Court
and the Court Of Appeals. Of the latter
It need only be said now that the
amendment ought not to fail through
any fault Of this association. and al
though II may BE- too early to begin the
campaign, no measures for preparation
should be,overlooked We. know by ex-
perience that It ID - dimeult to secure
the adoption OF 4 beneficial xmendment
a. 70 defeat aibad snd daagsroua one. :"
On the subject Of tsrigntion laws
Judge Lunt said: We helieye, as was
suggested ut last years meeting. that
there should be . revision ind codifics-i
ton Of the laws Of tie state in regard
to irrigation. The chazses which have
been injected into the Law baennially
have caused such cha0tlc condition
that. at least generally. We ARC enable
to- satisfacsprily determine the condi-
ton Of the law ~ ,A
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FIRE DESTROYS /"
MANlTOU HOUSE

Denver July 3.--A special dispatch
from Colorado Springs yesterday says:
A lfew minutes past 2 O'Clock this
morning. the Msnitou House at Mani
tou, owned by Dr. W. A. Bell. was al
most totally destroyed by IRE. the loss
being estimated to be upward of $685.
900. exclusive ofsthe Insurance, which
approximates $4,000. a,.-,,.,,.
Manager D., x. Torrey, who has had
the Mspitou and Mansions hotels I'M
der lease for the past four years. had
just completed the renovation Of both
houses and the installation of expen-
sive furniture. Both hotels were valued
at $3.50, 900, the one which burned be-
ing the more valuable OF the two.
!, The IRE WAS discovered about 2
o'clock, after 1t had made considerable
Roadway. by Mrs, Montemayo. Of the
Hiawatha Park Opera Company a
guest of &he hotel Manager Torrey
was sfpssed at once and a general
alarm turned in. There were but ten
guests sin tAe house. the doors having
been but recently opened for the sea-
IN, aaAsAp difncNlfy was experienced
III ny u thxm ln escaping.
Eh1 uFtnip * Ne fire will never be
EDtn. IltheuA 4 is believed toyhave
1hfts6 fEoA asfaake In the kitchen at
the northwest corner of the building.
The Manitou FIRE department. which Is
q volunteer corps with but q small hose
cart did splendid work after reaching
the scene, though the entire building
was in flames when the hremeu ar
rived. The almost total lack Of wind
6lon4 pfSve1tef The spreAilng of the
are thfoushont lsandtou.N 4 WAS nearly
three hours before the structure burned
to the sSrou1AssL srasf
The Mapitou vas , three-story frame
structure Containing ninety-four guest
rooms, large railways and broad YER
andas. In. the basement were bowling
alleys, billiard and pool rooms. The
hotel WAS built more than fifteen years
ago, having been since remodeied and
practically z rehuilt, Manager Torrey
had . contract to care for q party Of
400 Christian 'EndeAvorefS. and will try
to take care u them At the Mansions.
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Washington, June assistant Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury Keep has made
. summasized, statement of the Princi-
NJ AzAAs,Sa 1aialp Of the govern
ment for " sSlpl year closed June
Tbs rsseas~ " .the government
frsn III 6oaSces y the year ending
JsAe So 1865. Ars shown to have been
~ sease.s eesss.bue va. as fol-
Customs. ,2ss.ssi.s4is; internal revs,
nue.. $3.50. liz .256; miscellaneous
sources, 344,8 $50, 551.
The expenditures for the year cwere
35O6, 176, $50. a. follows: 9sAfsi.
I Civil nd mtsceiIanSous e125. Q18,3 81;
war (including rivers and harbors)
e1ls. $40 SIS; navy, $50 .sS6 .s03; Indians
412 ,931 ,O66; pensions, $13s, 425, SIS; in
terest. $2s.55s.6lS.
Surplus for the year Is $50, 710. 1886. e.
In comparison with the fiscal year
ended June 30. 1902. the reSenues show
. decrease II $450e.707 and ,expendi-
lures an increase Of $34.S85, 1872. The
surplus shows . decrease Of 1913 $685.
4ss.
The revenues from customs In:
creased S29,447.010.
The internal revenue receipts de.
creased 341 .76S .sss,, dur wholly to the
operation Of the var revenue repea
The miscellaneous receipts increased
38.727.14s. More than half of this in
crease is due TO larger sales OF public
lands. The surplus for 1903 is 9.710..
p36 greater than was estimated.
These, figures do not Include the reye
nues and expenditures of the posta
service. 81 .iaf23i5t. 80 .1ti Tlf
Tho available cash in. the treasur,
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BUFFALO HAD TO CLIMB.
lseis Of situation Wouldn't Permit
ANY Other Movement.

ANY Other Movement.
a near relation of the late Raror
Munchausen on the maternal side. lip-
eally descended froa Ananias and
Sapphire. was telling = party of friends
cbout freeing bull buffalo in one Of
the trees of California.
'"rhat story lacks likelihood" re-
marked the man who knows every
thing. like 10 many, other men. 1.-The
buffalo belongs to tho rum:nant fam...:s'.
has four or Ave stomachs and walks
ON hoofs. 1t has no claws at all and
could no more climb q tree than .
Jersey cow"
'As q general proposition you are
right" said the story-teIler. with per
fectly unrumed mien. But this case
was quite exceptional. We were after
the buffalo with, four of the most
vicious dogs that / ever knew. One
was boar hound, one . great dane.
one . psovie, or wolf hound. and the
other = registered bulldog. with jaws
like wrought iron Well. they brought
the buffalo to bay ut the foot Of a big
tree and pressed him SO blamed hard
that he just had to climb. That was
his only salvation
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HIS FLowsas NOT Foa SALE.
xevnsstsr Had Gathered Them for hls
Mothsr. and Was loval

tevnsstsr Had Gathered Them for His
Mother. and Was Loyal.
The merchant had been taking =
spin over the Speedway. On the re-
turn he swung his spirited trotters
Into Riverside Drive and slowed up to
let them cool. A mite Of boy stood
by the curb holding tightly in his
grimy little hands a bunch Of wild
howers. Bloodroot, windfowers and
marigoids were grouped. in crude
nossgay. with vtolets and ferns.
''I'll give you Ave cents for your
bouq,iet." called. out the merchant.
The youngster stiffened with juven.
lie dignity.
Nav" came the curt reply.
The merchant looked from the
frowning. boyish face to the flowers.
Then came . second offer: I'll give
you ten cents"
steps as II to get out of range Of
temptation. Again came the contemp.
tuous "Naw!"
We'll, I'll give you fifteen cents.
"Naw!" This time the refusal was
hopelessly firm.
The merchant evidently was pug.
sled. a., 81 -s,, - f. 50 ...-. -. ~ 8. !.
Won't you sell those howers?" he
asked With a show of interest apart
from the mere act OF purchasing the
bouquet.
vivid minsled pride and defiance the
boy rsplief:g ~ ~ r ~
~ picked .saess sAowers myself and
they're for my mother"
His tempter drove on.--Nsw York
Press.
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NEW DEPARTMENT r.,
FORMALLY OPENED

~ |hf'ar -
Washington. July s.-The transfer
Of the various bureaus which are to be
assembled under the act creating the
department of commerce and labor to
the new department took place on the
| first instant.A number OF distinguished
people were present, including secre-
tary Moody. Secretary Cortelyou' Aads
a brief address concerning the objects
and alma ct the new department and
there were several responses.
Secretary Cortelyou in, his address
Called attention to the fact that on Fob.
18th the entire personnel of his depart
ment consisted Of single o11ciAl. him,
self, To-day by the transfers mAde the
departments personnel consists Of
| ! .2s9 persons In Washington and $685.
In the country at large. with total up
pro,Tiations for the coming fiscal year
OF $9,796.S47. He recalled the, fact that
in 1888 Commodore John Paul Jones.
writing to the Marquis Of I Lafayette
concerning the Federal Constitutiou,
| strongly advocated the creation Of =
ministry Of commerce on the ground
that commerce must be the great reli-
ance Of the country In the future.
Director North Of the Census Bureau
on behalf Of the bureau chiefs, re
sponded. pledging the hearty support
Of his associated. and expressing the
opinion that Secretary Cortelyou had
before him. perhaps, the greatest sDp-
portunity that ever fell to the lot of o
cabinet member in time OF peace. Sec
! rotary Moody said few words in BE-
half Of the cabinet. The following mes
sage was received from the pfsstdeat:
Hearty congratulations to yOu and
the new department which starts In
full operation to-day" s.7
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TREASURY lSTATEMENT;SHgWS
.,v,., RECEIPTS. AND EXPENDITURES

tlfS r..
on June 30, 1908. was $z31. .o12. an
increase OF 41s .367 $50 over the cash Ia
the treasury at the corresponding date
In 1902. -. fIit...iA 7,1 y.
The total amount Of gold in the
treasury on June. 30, 1895, was $751;
$50 1893, an increase Of III ,439 .b93 over
1902. ~. 20 ta@
:. The ;outstanding gold certificates
less the amount Of same In the treasury
on June 80. 1908. were e17e. 35s, 1S9. an
increale OF 372,067.7s0 ~over the net
amount In circulation at the beginning
\ OF the year Il ,,7s41 r.,
The treasury notes Of 1884, which
which amounted To- %: 000. Goa 1t the
beginning Of the nacal year. have BY
the eoiFAse Of SilvAr, bullion into
standard silver dollsrs and subsidiary
silver. been reduced 10 ~ 20. 900.
The amount Of pubic moneys held
by national bank depoeitnsB on June
30, 1902. was t173, $50 OCT. and on June
3d.. 1903, .3161, 724. 432. an iucrease for
the year Of @z7.741. 1856. The number Of
Repositories on June 80, 1908. IN ITO. An
increase Of 1856 for the year. ;{s.le
| Under the provisions Of the score
ltary's offer OF March Is. 1908, the
amount Of bonds refunded TO June 20.
1908, was STA ,202 400 In eifecting this
Exchange the government has paid out
1 $3.22l ,024 In cash for adjustment OF
premiums and accrued interest and the
annual interest charge ON the
interest bearing debt Of tbs
United States has been reduced t1.339,-
962. Bonds to the amount Of III, k29,-
500 have been purchased. during the
year for the sinking fund Producing the
annual interest charge by 1851, 417.
The total circulation OF national
banks on June 80, 1903. was $413 So
$50. The increase for the year wa
] ISL. 998, 559. $50. .A -
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TerrlbIs Heat In New York.

New York, July 3.-The fearful heat
and high humidity in New York yes
terday killed four people, three men
and woman. while the n1mber Of
cases Of prostratiops vent above thir-
ty-fiye.. -, .-,.l.
Lightning wrought havoc in many
parts Of Manhatt&n yesterday after
noon, spresding panic. among the Occ,-
pants. OF hotel and apartmest houses
and shattering nag poles and chtmneys
and flashing almost INCREASINGLY while
thunder rolled and crashed. . fie ~
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American Aristocraey.

OF all the notable things on earth,
The queerest one Ii pride of birth,
Among our fierce democracy!"
A bridge, across a hundred years,
Without prop to save II from sneers,
Not even couple of rotten peers
A thing for laughter. fieers and jeers..
Is American aristocracy.
English and Irish. French and Spanish,
Germans. Italians. Dutch and Danish.
Crossing their veins until they vanish
In one conglomeration!
So subtle a tangle of blood. indeed.
No Heraldry Harvey will ever succeed
In finding the circulation.
Depend upon It. my snobbish friend.
0 Dnr ifanally thread you can't ascend.
You may find II waxed at the farther end
By some piebeian vocationi
Or. worse than that. your bdasted line
May end In q loop of stronger Irvine.
That plagued some worthy relation!
John G. SAKE.
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strlna.na the Ola Folks.

strlna'no the Old Folks.
III Harix-E4ev yew lheerd ennythins
frum yewr son sense he went tew tn'
cityf
81 Oatbin-Yes: re writ that he wus
carryin' purity near everything ators
him.
Hi Hari1-what fer kind NV Job
hes he?
81 Oatbin-He's workin' in sum big
foundry; hash foundry" think he
sed It wus. -,
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That alliance Of South American re-
publics will do grand work II 1t can
evolve Monroe doctrine" that will
keep out the South American revo:
lutionist.
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According to Prof. Fitzsimmons. the
accomplished connoisseur. in slat-hit-
ting. the greatest strike of the year
will be that watch viii take place when
Jeffries connects with Corbett In: tho
near future.
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MAX O'Rells disinclinatlon to ex-
Is shared by grea. many people much
more religious, ostensibiy, than he
was.
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werId,. vit.l st.tl.tle,,

Some new statistics show that while
In England the number Of births ex-
ceeds the number of deaths by 16 in
every 1000. in Italy by 107 and AUS
tria by 1903. In France the births are
only. 1.006 a. against 1000 deaths.
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When Gov. Bailey says that he
never read the 500 letters addresse!i
to him by women all over the coun.
try, proposing marriage. he taxes the
credulity of inquisitive people away
beyond the limit
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a Discerning Scheme.

sam-Yeas; All was tes' itchin' to
lick dat Pete Green.
Remus-But All heard go bettin'
him In = good-natured way det he
couldn't stand on his haid.
6am-Oh. dat was q trick. Err soon
es he stood ON his haid all de razoha
wud drop out OBJ his pocket. an Ah'd
bah him harmless
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Andy Carnegie has denied that he
ID a member Of the smart set" Wef
we don't know. Andy was smart
enough to get 5000, 900 900 worth OF
gold-plated steel bonds. That wasn't
SO slow. .FN ii-
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1t is estimated by experts that John
w. Gates Is worth only s25. 100000
This will come as complete surprise
TO the public. 1t was generally sup
posed that Gates was rich.
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OF his own recent Illness Mari
Twain blithely says: "oh. that was :
pleasant adventure. sort Of vacation
that gave me ailegitimate excuse fo
spending fve weeks in bed"
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Whers o.rs Are vnNnown.

WHs'v Vdb nv O"NHVWH'
Although hats were frst manufac-
tured in England by spaniards As far
back ~ 1910. there are parts of Spain
where the hat II unknown, except in
pictures. The men, when they need
= covering. tie up their heads, and the
women use flowers.
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The botanist who has discovered a
new kind Of rubber makes his an
nouncement In the nick OF time. The
old kind is about played out. even as
. Joke.
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Stojan Protics is Servia's new minis,
ter Of the interior. The supposition
that he was q new kind Of breakfast
food appears. therefore. to have been
entirely erroneous. lA
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The six girls who rushed at Kocian
the violinist. just before his steamer
sailed from New York. and lavished
kisses on him, did not faze the violin
list. He assisted. Fi.s :, q. \
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Hetty Green has had her permit to
carry revolver renewed. She Is sttM
rs firmly determined as ever not to
give up any Of It.
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Occasionally you know man YOU
can't help admiring. but who Is such q
fool that you want to beat him to
death.-Atchiso Globe. sses.
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The Los Angeles Times feels hurt
because the navy department has CIV
en- the name California Ito mere
cruiser" And California has more
than thousand miles Of coast line,
too.
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The scientists are right. This is the
time Of year to be specially careful
what the children have to eAt and
drink. Their elders. Of course, win
continue the customary diet of beer
and Philadelphia In.
quirer. taa f5 tFi- ,
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One New York bank has paid divi.
dend Of 1926 per cent. This must
make the average loan shark green
with envy.
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A Richmond newspaper suggests
that the name be changed to slaugh-
tomobile. What's the matter witt
Autogoslower?
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Speaking of Boston and Emerson.
we never could understand how 20
heavy 4 diet as beans is conducive to
transcendentaligm.
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Reading the news from Servia. the
Sultan Of Turkey is suddenly reminded
of something he has for years been
trying I'D forget.
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The shipbuilding trust seems t
have run on the rocks. although
drew . great deal OF water.
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Mr.. Chamberlain seems to have
come out Of the mixup with hi:
monocls on straisht II all svssta.
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It is easier to get married than
divorced. That is one reason WIZ
there are more marriages.
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A newspaper epigrammatist says:
EVERY wife IL the architect Of her
own husband" Then she shouldn't
be too severe on the edifice when she
botches the job. n
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Rock Sand won the English Derby.
His American Jockey also had plen,.'
Ut grit. -TA.
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Automobiles are protesting against
critics running down the sport. But
the public also has that rundown feel.
ing. .ftf A
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A Utica, N. Y, man has gone crazy
because report that he was heir to
q fortune proves to have been false.
1t ia always well to refrain from get
ting worked up over such stories until
one can put his hands on the money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-22
Realty Transfers.


William 7. Chapman and wife Il
Directors q Insane Asylum, conveys
land about one mile north Of publis
plaza.
placita Ranch Co. to William p
Chapman, consideration 500; conveys
real estate north Of plaza.
Encarnaoion Garcia de solano and
Tlmoteo Newman to sosteno Montoya
consideration ST..
Gregoria Varela and wife to Bacha
rach Bros. consideration, $40; con
yeys land.
Martin NJ. Winsor, to Julia q. Knox
consideration, $100; conveys land.
Manuel S, Baca and wife TO Teodo
ia Esqnibel de Baca, consideration
81: conveys land southwest OF pre-
cinct No. 20 of San Jose.
Nestor Sena and wife, Florencio Is,
quibel ard wife to Cesme Esquibel
consideration, $500; conveys lands II
San Jose precinct 20.
United States to Toribio S. Sanchez,
patent for 100 acres of land.
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A MOMaN,s TNRCAr

Is her fortune il she chances to be A patt;
or Albani, and that fortune is guarded day
and night with the greatest care. Nothins
ttightens a singer 50 much as a cough.
Every woman ought To be afraid of a
cough. It is nature danger signal. Who
does not know Of some sweet ,youlau.voice
sileieed forever by disease which began
with a slight cough.
The use of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery Will ensure a permanent cure OF
the most obstinate and lingering coughs.
Even When the lungs are involved and
there are heinorriages and emaciation.
Golden Medical Discovery is generally
effective in restoring the diseased organs
to sound health and strength. There ii
no alcohol in the HDiscovery . and II Is
entirely free from opium, cocaine and all
other narcotics.
II am. feeling quite we1l,v writes Miss Dorcas
A. Lewis, of No. II2o a4th Street, WASHINGTON
d. 6 aand ! owe it all to Dr.. Pierce,s Golden
Medical Discovery. ! had been quite a sufferer
for a long time, and after reading DR., Pierce,s
Common Sense Medical Adviser thought / would
try his Golden Medical Discovery / had not
been sleeping well for a long time, Took one tea.
cry and slept nearly all night without coughing,
50 ! continued taking it. / had been a great
sufferer for more than ten years. tried lots 81
different medicines and different doctors. but
did not feel much better. I coughed until /
commenced splitting blood. but now / feel much
stronger and am entirely well.p
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 81 one-cent stamps TO paw en-.
pense of mailing oniy. Address d.. r. ".
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Mother Gray,s Sweet Powders

for children. Mother Gray, for years
a nurse in the Children's Hor.4 in
New York, treated children success
fully with a remedy, now prepared and
placed in the drug stores, called
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. They are harmless as milk
pleasant to take and never fail. A
certain cure for feverisnness. consti
patton. headache, teething and stom,
ach disorders, and remove worms. Al
all druggists, 25c. Don't accept any
substitute Sample sent Free. AID
dressAllen S. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.