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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Schooner Springs
Aleak During
a Gale.
PUMPS UNABLE
TO CLEAR HOLD
10000 Feet of
Lumber Cast
@ Adrift.

THE schooner Volant, Captain Skip
per, which arrived here yesterday from
Grays Harbor. encountered the full
force OF the sOutheasterly gales that
have been sweeping these shores of
the Pacific and a third Of the vessels
cargo was thrown overheard to sava
her from destruction.
The schooner left Grays Harbor for
this port with 10000 feet Of lumber.
part Of il snugly slowed in her hold,
the remainder piled on deck and Sc
TZrely lashed. Heavy weather was en-
COuntered soon after leaving the north
ern port and November IA. when the
schooner was $50 miles west Of Cape
BlancO, a, succession OF gales came
shrieking from the southeast. The
eAock Of wind and wave literally
''shivered the timbers" in the Volants
stout hull and she began to leak at an
alarming rate. Her pumps lacked the
fcrce 10 suck out the water as fast as
Il poured in through the opening seams
and TO save the schooner the deck load
lashings were cut and $4,000 feet Of
lumber thrown overheard. This light
ening Of the weight on the Volants
deck reduced the strain, her pumps
soon cleared the hull Of water and yes
terday Captain Skipper brought his
vessel safely to port.
The schooner Manila, which arrived
yesterday, twenty-one days from Port
Gamble. was for fifteen days fighting
scutherly and sOutheasterly gales. She
sroUght 100000 feet of lumber
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Merchandise Cor the North.

The steamer City of Pueba sailed on Satur-
day for Victoria with an assorted merchandise
cargo. consigned TO the port Of destination and
the principal British Columbian ports, valued
at 5000 and including tho following;
5ST okgs fresh fruits A. 900 lbs salt. 1000
lbs "a isins 1920 lbs dried fruit les cs canned
goods. table preparations. 570 lbs cheese.
263 pkss paste. , pkgs groceries and provisions
% cs meals. - salad oil. So gals 2S cs vine
4S}0 lbs hops 500 lbs chocolate DOS lbs spices,
1lO2 II hardwood. II cs arms and ammunition,
IS pcs steel and iron. l70 pkgs building paper,
2 cris sewing machines. cs paints 30 tins
matches. 10 pkgs pipe and fittings Gg2 lbs to-
bacco. , pkGs wagon material. IS pkgs fresh
vegetables.
In addition TO the foregoing the steamer car
RED 225 half-harrels salmon and $3.50 lbs cod
Ssh Waited At Sl449. route to Brisbane
Australia.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Shipments for Southern Coast.

The steamer Barracuda. which sailed yes
terday for AcaD-lco and Central American
ports carried cargo for Central America, val
ued AT SIS 3GG. and including the following;
3foS bbls -four .254 ctls corn. fS96 lbs 20
rl1gs raiaims. 25S5 gals so cs wine. III gals 50
IS whisky 3 crtg liquors, 20. AC0 lbs malt. 80
lbs hops Il pkgs fresh fruits. 0,100 lbs 1000
SKIS salt $50 lbs Goldfish, kegs vinegar, y
plIgs D0taeoes 20 cs salad Cil $50 lbs lard, 1
pkgs fresh vegetables, pkgs table prepara-
lions 1850 lbs rice. 100 pkgs groceries and
Drovisi ms. i O. canned goods. 3J.i5S lbs tai
low. 81 pkgs dry goods. % pkgs paints and
oils C. $50 It lumber. pkgs ironware, so
cs coal oil, pkgs machinery. pkss
millwork. 20 pkgs iron, p bdls pipe. p
bales bags 10 sewing machines, 20D0 railroad
ties. 9S reels barbed wire, 20,Oc0 lbs cement.
l3 bxs soa3. cs turpentine. 10 os blasting
fuse > ore Oars. The steamer also carried 3
pkgs machines and manufa ctured irOa
valued at S2O6 Consigned to Acapulco Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Children Are Quickly and painIeSSly Cured
mo Cutting, No Chloroform, No
Fright---by the Wonderful New
Electro ChemiC Treatment!
READ WHAT A HAPPY
MOTHER SAYS:

My little girl Rosa. had suffered a long
time with catarrh. I think she had II from a.
baby. I doctored and doctored her. She got
so tired OF taking nasty medicines that knew
something else had to be done. heard OF
the Electro-Chemic treatment so I decided TO
make visit to San Francisco in order to place
Rosa under the Electro-Chemic treatment
What fastened me to do this was that the
catarrh began TO affect the child's ears. She
was rapidly growing deaf and the ears were
sore and painful Rosa has just taken one
months treatment at the Electro-Chemlc In
stitute. She hears perfectly now. The sore
ness in the ears has disappeared. Her nose
does not discharge any more and all OF the
catarrhal odor is gone. She can eat well and
her food agrees well with her. The child IS
cured and all OF this has been accomplished
by the Elsctro-Chernic treatment in one short
month at a small expense. I am 50 happy
over the result that 1t gives me pleasure to
make this public statement OF my little daugh-
wonderful new treatment TO all catarrhal sur
ferers 1 am stopping at $50 Powell street.
San Francisco. but my home address Is Sierra
CITY. Cal In a week or two I shall return
home feeling that it was happy day for ms
when learned OF this wonderful new Electro
Chernic treatment
(SI<ned) MRS J. cABONA.
$50 Powell St. san Francisco.
Home address, Sierra City, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Water Front Notes

The Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Companys liner Doric from this port arrived
yesterday at Yokohama.
The Kosmos liner Ramses, bound from here
TO Hamburg. passed the Isle of Wight on
Sunday
The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Sierra arrived yesterday at Auckland. The
Ventura left Auckland for this port Novem-
ber "a.
The steamship Curacao from Mazatlan
passed Hueneme yesterday morning AT $50
O. clock She should reach here about o'clock
this afternoon.
The British ship Cypromene has obtained
American registry.
The fine OF $1,000 Imposed upon G. Bona,
master OF the Dutch ship Europa. has been
reduced TO S10G He was charged with having
allowed four r-nners 10 board his vessel be-
fore the customs officers had finished their
work
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Memoranda.

Schr Lizzie Prien. which sailed Sunday for
Coquile River and drifted in close to the beach
near Sutro Baths Sunday night and was towed
out by tug Reliance anchoring about one mile
off the heads all night. got under way Monday
morning and at 10 o clock proceeded
Per schr Manila, from Port Gamble Nov
2S-Had succession of south and southeast
gales for Is days.
Per schr Volant. from Montesano. Nov 2s-
On November IA, when $50 miles west of Cane
Blanco, had succession OF southeast gales The
vessel sprung leak and became full of wa
ter. II was impossible to keep her free with
pumps; had TO cut deck lashings and throw
overheard about 60 NJ feet humber to save
vessel.
LONDON. Nov 27.-The Salvage Association
received the following from the special officer
at Buenos Ayres: Owners Inspector here,
dock occupied next 20 days. Br stmr T'y-
merle from Mollendo. for Baltimore preyi
ousy reported must be docked before proceed
ing. Forcward half floating on tank tons
Montevideo dock not available for 10 davsN ar
ship Corunna. from Hamburg, for Puget sound
previously reported. takes next turn Ilovd' !
agent at Montevideo has asked me to exam
fne her afioat. VIII examine Br strnr Albuna
previously reported, upon arrival at Monte
video; expected s days hence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29

1858. 1t is generally understood that
the bank carried notes Of Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick Of Cleveland to a large
amount
On Saturday there was a run on the
bank, as a result. it is understood, that
Mrs. c. L. Chadwick Of Cleveland had
borrowed largely in the institution.
BOSTON. Nov. 2S-Herbert ID. New
ton of BrOOkline, who has sued Mrs.
Cassie Chadwick of Cleveland. Ohio. for
$780, 500, is a well-tO-do business man.
Il am not alone concerned in this
matter" said he but 1 must decline
to tell who are the other parties.
made the loans on the strength OF a.
statement Of Mrs. Chadwick that she
was a woman of wealth and owned
securities sufficient to warrant the
loans"
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
NIax Returns 10 This Port.

The French bark Max of unhappy memory
arrived on the port yesterday after a smart
passage, siXty-Cne days from Newcastle. Aus
trala. This is the second time the Max has
been here since she ran into and sank the
passenger steamship Walla Waila. That dis
ssttc-s collision in which many lives were
LOST, occurred az = a. m. Of January ? 1902
= vas one of the worst disasters in the
rice history ~ this coast. ami with its mem
ory the name OF the French bark Max viii
forever be associated.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest 10 Mariners and
shipping Merchants.
The French lark Rene proceeds in ballast to
sydney Heads for orders.
A Cargo for Hawaii.

The schooner Defender sailed on Saturday
for Honipu Hawaiian Islands, with an as
sorted cargo. valued at SIT. 7.656. and including
the ro.4oRGng- 10 bbs flour, 25;|9 etls bar
ley so 30 lbs bran. $50 lbs beans. SuSS lbs
middIings. 1o.CGO lbs salt. 15.Co0 lbs rice. 1l5S
lbs bread. . bbs salmon 115 pkgs groceries
and provisions 1850 lbs lard. 40 Dkes fresh
fruits 20 ukgs paste ,c0 lbs goldfish. 60 gals
cs wine 9 bbls beer, go coal oil. 2S5 bbls
lime. bbls cement. - SKIS cement a. c,rc-
trfcal Supplies. 100 txs soap. s6 pkgs pants
and oils, % SKIS coke is pcs lumber 40 lbs
ssda. so bcs shingles, ; Cs dry goods. -
drugs. = IS machinery. % rkgs tank material.
kezs nails 4 cs ammonia, 6 coils wire. "a
pcs .is bdls iron. 1000 lbs carbide. o5T0 gals
distiilate. 1 automobile.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
FORECAST

The pressure has fallen rapidly along the
coast of California
Rain is falling in Western Washington but
elsewhere On the Pacific Coast dry weather con-
tinues.
Cooler weather prevails in the San JOAQUIN
Valley and in California south Of the Tehach-
api.
Reports from Honolulu show a heavy rain
fall OF .5S inches in the past twenty fotr
hours. with brisk wind from the north
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight November 20:
California north of Tenachapi-Fair Tues-
day; fresh northeast wind.
California south of Tehachapi-Cloudy Tues
day; fresh northeast wind.
Nevada-Fair Tuesday.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday.
light northeast wind.
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday:
light north wind.
Sacramento-Fair Tuesday; light north wind
Fresno-Fair Tuesday; light north wind
A. g. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS
FOR VARIOUS COLLEGES
Contest in the Fayerweather Will case
Ends I'm Favor of the
Institutions

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. = The
Fayerweather will case was decided by
the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day in favor of the colleges
The case involved a bequest of about
$25OO,0OO made to twenty different
colleges by the late Daniel G. Fayer-
weather, leather merchant of New
York, who died in 1890. The will was
attacked by Fayerweather's widow
and two nieces, fraud being charged
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
VIII PLAY santa Clans.

The schedule of the steamship Urnatina
calls for her departure from Seattle on De-
cerber p. and in anticipation OF Christmas
czg a. sea Cartain NOpander is quietly max
ing elaborate preparations The turkey and
plum pudding emo of the affair viii be looked
after Dy the cOmpanys commissary depart
merL but responsibility FOR the sentimental
side. FOR which company rules make no pro-
vision, viii be assumed by Captain Nopander
He is making q collection of appropriate
Christmas gifts. and during the early watches
of I3ecerber . viii play Santa claus TO all
passenRers On the Lraatills-
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Meteorological Reports.

Al the end ~ this month the meteorolog-
ical reports now turned into the hydrographic
office of the navy viii be handled by the
United states Weather Bureau. These report :
nave been supplied by the people who 20 down
% the sea in ships ana their value has been
tnestimable Matters meteorological however.
are more IN the lire Of the Weather Bureau s
Work and the photographic Office hereafter
VII BE- able % devote more attention to hy-
biography pure and simple. The Navy De
parrDenr asks the seagOing world 10 continue
making notes and reporting all matters Of hy-
geographic interest, and the Weather Bureau
also wants the seafarers 10 keep up their me-
reorologicaI records.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Win Be Awar for six Months.

The Pacific Mail Company's steamship Bar
rscouta, which sailed yesterday fer the south.
viii not return 70 this port for about six
months. She viii ply between Central Arneri-
car ana Mexican ports. gathering freight for
the regular Panama liners She carried from
here about 300 tons Of cargo and viii call at
nearly everT coast port north OF Colombia. E
Hirschburg, who was gurser on the Aztec
while she was on TIE coast, went out yester-
dav as purser on the Barracouta
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED,

Monday, November 2S
Ger stmr Memphis Won Helms. days from
Comox, put in to finish loading.
Stmr Brooklyn, Carlson. 80 hours from Eu-
reka.
stmr Brunswick Ellefsen. IA hours from
Fort Bragg.
stmr Coquile River. Adler. days 10 hours
from Everett, bound south. put in for passen-
gers and feel.
stmr Pomona. Swanson. is hours from Eu-
reka
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
The Key to Our Success

IN laundering clothes to the wearer's
satisfaction consists Of the three P's-
promptness. proficiency. punctuality.
with perhaps the loud pedal on the
middle number, proficiency. Our work
methods and materials invariably pro-
duce good results and we hesitate not a
whit in asking your patronage. It's
easy 10 phone US hurry orders.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Lizzie Prien Gets Away.

The schooner Lizzie Prien. which got into
the breakers Sunday night below the Cliff
House and saved from destruction by the
S-reckes tug Reliance. got TO about 10
O. clock yesterday morning. The Reliance,
after dragging her from the breakers. towed
her mile of shore, where she remained at
anchor until the arrival OF a favOring breeze.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Fatal Battle at Coal Mines.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Nov. 2S.-More
than 100 shots were exchanged to-day
in a fight at coal camp near Has
tings, Colo, between Slavs and Ital-
ians. John Rembish was killed and
another man seriously wounded. Rem
bish was robbed of 1920 after he was
shot Nine men have been arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
orerdnc Bark Arrircs.

The French bark Joinviile. which was quot
ed Tor reinsurance at 10 per cent. arrived yes
terday 2l4 days from Hull and 1S4 days from
Newcastle. England Tho vessels remaining
on the overdue list are quoted for reinsurance
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Notice to Mariners.

-fUIItC 70 -sIttIIfItFS-
SUISUN BAY, CALIFORNIA
Q,ist Of lights, buoys and dayrnarks Pacific
Coast, 1904 page 2S)
The notice of November 25. reporting the
disappearance of the bell buoy off Army Point.
Suisun Bay California was erroneous THE
buoy is in it's proper position, but at times IS
carried under by the strong currents
Bv order of the Lighthouse Board
w. p. DAY,
Commander, u. S. N
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %.

minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
OF tide is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
FRENCH BARK JOINVIII.E
WHICH ARRIVED YESTERDAY
FROM NEWCASTLE.
Weather Reporr.
02Oth Merfdian-Pacihc Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2S-5 %.

, u
The following the seasonal rainfalls to
date. as compared with those OF same date la st
season, and rainfall in last twenty-four hours:
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Sum. Moon and ride.

United States Coast and Geodetlc Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front mission street WHARF abou. a5
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
,hs early III orning tides are given in the left
hand column, and TIE successive tides Of the
- &, the rder of occurrence to time; the
So,Irth time column gives the last tide OF the
dsv except ,Yhen there are but three tides. as
or3n,stimes occurs. The heights given are in
sSdition to the soundings Of the United States
Soast survey Charts except when a minus 81
20, nrecedes the height and then the number
Sen Is subtracted from the depth given by
sshs charts The plane of reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29

Time Ball.
Rranch photographic Office U. s N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, CAL
November 2s 1904.
1ha Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
h,,;Idire was dropped exactly at noon to-day
at noon of the 120th meridian or at !
n m Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29

Steamship Ashore at NIoreran.
The steamship Inverness from Tacoma is
reported ashore at Mororan.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
THE ELECTRO -CHEMIC INSTITUTE


Office Hours s APARTMENT. aas t. @ a5 s sss d::z saf:z 10 N
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29

as follows: Troop. Is per cent; Kim. 80 per
cent. Thenir per cent; Shakespeare, 10 per
cent. and Lyndhurst. S per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
CONSULTATION
AND
EXAMINATION
F FREE F

cordially
nandexa / >
symptoms shoudb sent fuu n
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29

Santa Ana -.
Cottage city
Rertha
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12
oEoRoE FRIepY noAR.

The death OF Senator George
Frisby Hoar removes from the
scenes Of earthly action one Of the
foremost figures of his time, says
The Atlanta Constitution.
During his long and eventlul ca
reer in public life Senator HOar
has ever played a notable part.
At times criticized as an extrem.
ist, at other times attacked for ap-
parent inconsistencies, yet it can
be truly said of him that if any
man in public life during recent
years deserves the title "states-
man." it belongs TO him.
It can be said in all truth that
Mr.. Hoar never took a position
upon any question which he did
not believe to right. No man has
ever questioned his integrity or
his character; bis public life has
been as free from suspicion Of scan
dal Of any kind as his private life,
aud that was ever the life Of a
pure man. In looking back over
bis career, one is impressed with
the fact that however great his
Iearning-and it was great; how
ever valuable bis long experience
and it vas valuable to himself
and his couatry; however earnest
bis cOnvictions-and he always
bad the courage Of them; that how.
ever much these elements may
have contributed to his greatness,
Of all factors contributing to it vas
his magnificent personal character.
10 the days Of reconstructiOn be
VAS looked upon as one Of the big.
gest foes to the Southern states;
and yet the South learned to un.
derstand him and admire him,
Just 81 be learned to understand
and do justice to the South. Upon
many different occasions hG
showed bis iriendliness toward
the Southern states, seeking to ad
vance their best interests.
It has been said Of Mr.. Hoal
that No man ever had higher ideal'
OF came nearer living up to them
Can anything better be said Of q
man than that
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12
90 10 b &c FAMILY.

- NE OF the sadest
"a Of earthly reali-
-k4SAVH / zations must be
TIiXe@ that Of the man
&8SI or woman who is
the last survivor Of the family
father, mother, brother, sisters all
gone-and are "ODly waiting till
the shadows are a little longer
grown " The lone one will some.
times be flooded with a wave Of re-
miniscence OF the early home when
all gathered thrice daily around
the family board, when life was a
series Of bright anticipations rath.
er than Of varied retrOspectiOns No
photographs are required to bring
back to view the faces and forms
Of those who have passed on; in
the quiet Of the midnight wakeiul
hours the mind takes in the scene
rs definitely IS the picture could
be reproduced by the aid Of the
camera. But the impression
quickly Vanishes before Whelming
thought the view is a mental Wis
zion, the product OF an active i'm
agination-fOr the old home has
passed forever and all the other
members Of the family circle are
resting in their last sleep. Occas.
ionally an incident occurs which
the soul survivor feels mOmentar
lily prompted to relate to some
near one as q matter of common
interest, but the inclination very
speedily vanishes in the sOrrJwful
recollection that, beyond the own
er Of the incident, there is no one
in the wide world to whom tn
event can have the slightest val
ue-ior all have crossed the river.
More than any other member OF a
family the last lone survivor car
realize that this world is "all q
Aeeting show" that all earthly ex
periences come to an end and thai
all families Of today must pass on
and be utterly forgotten, as have
the trilliOns Of happy households
ia all the ages OF the past. -Clin-
ton COnrant.
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12

The publishers OF the beautiful ballad
'tI Walt Alone For You" by the late
W. Wesley Wells, have sent Us a copy
Of bis last song, "My Mercedes"
which has just been Published and
which be composed few weeks be-
fore his death. It is simply beautifnl.
easy to play, mslOdious. and perfect
adaptation Of exquisite words to a
beautiful melody. The publishers. J.
W. Jenkeus' Sons Music Co OF Kansas
City, Mo-, are making a special price
OF 25 cents per copy.
Nobody dOubls that Teddy write
bis letter Of acceptance. II has indl-
vidual earmarks.
Although the Japs are inclined to be
vegetarians, OYama ie exceedingly
fond o: the Russian flank
When 3 man reaches the age when
the most important thing IN the world
is the temperature Of bis morning bal B
be has sown bis wild oars.
WIsracres state that tanning maksu
one hotter; but perpaps they arrived
ct their conclusion by seeing 4 small
boy getting famed
You may be sure Japan is not in
dulging ia any OF the prevailing hilar.
ity ct the expense Of the Baltic deet
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12


Briggs, who left rather unceremo-
niOusly a week or two ago. Nelson
vas not the gamer by his partners
flight and the hoys haYe been teas
ing him bit at odd times since.
Mr.. Nelson is a sweede by birth
and be takes both his troubles and
the jokes at his expense philosO-
phically and good naturedly.
'Let's you and me be partners, "
tentatively suggested Fred Hopes,
his next door neighbOr, and this is
the answer Hopes says he got.
"Perhaps, ehf No; I guess me
not; no partner for me. I tank
enough Of pardners have bat yet.
I tell you story. A Irisher frank
plenty visky. de trank all der
time by der Dutch saloon. He
spend al his money py dat one
place. One night he git platy
trunk, and max mOrnin' he vas
goes py Dutch saloon danking he
gat trank on credit
"'Mein credit ban gOotf be
SAY.
"'Nein,' says der Dutchmau.
For yust one drankf cay der
Irisher.
"'Not for Elm leetle drank I no
credit giie. credit not nine own
fader,' says der Dutchman.
"Tbe Irisher look at him a while
und say, slow: mot credit you
faderI / blames you not. Not no
body vould credit dot old lOafer.-
Arkansas Gazette.
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12

n ould not interest yOu if you were
looking for guaranteed Salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd. Of
pcndet, no., writes. II suffered With
81 ugly sore for year. but box Of
Bucklen'e ArnIca Salve cured me. It's
the best salve on earth. csc at all
druggists.
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12

Mr.. Roosevelt, according to Ellhu
Root, Is ''an ideal father" He is slso
worthy OF honorable mention as a real
father.
Perhaps the New Yorker who lived
on grass would poirT to that'as proof
OF bis horse sense
Again, Russia may have an impress
sion that il the japanese capture Port
Arthur they will hold It this time.
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12
chamberIaIn,s cough Remedy

No one who is acquainted with its
good qualities can be surprised at the
great popularity of hamberlain's Rem
edy, II not only cures colds and grip
effectually and permanently, but pre-
vents these diseases from resulting 10
pneumonia. 1t is also certain Gu o
for Group. WhOopins cough is not dan
gerous when this remedy is given. Il
contains no opium or other harmful
substance and may be given as conf
dentially to baby a. to an adult. Il
is also pleasant to take. When all Of
these facts are taken into considtra-
tion 1t is not surprising that people in
foreign lands, as well as at home, es-
TEEN this remedy very highly ami very
few are willing 70 take anv other after
having once used it. Fol- sale by
Brown & Beardon.