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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
TO THE PUBLIC,

Attention is hereby respectfully called
to the fact that the introduction about
premises OF Christmas greens harvest
specimens and other nhamabe mater
tails. such az cotton to represent snow.
and the like, introduces an additional
hazard not contemplated by the UNDER
writer's in issueing policies Of lndem-
nifty covering the usual fire hazard,
and IN this connection we refer you to
one Of the conditions OF the standard
form Of fire insurance policy, wherein
1t Is stipulated that
This entire policy unless otherwise
provided By agreement Endorsed hereon
OF added hereto shall be void, Sc &C.
II the hazard be increased by any
means within the control or knowledge
OF the insured"
In addition 10 the danger to property
from displays referred to. the danger
TO life IN crowded stores or places Of
meeting by reason Of a panic occas-
stoned by a fire even though 1t be
small and easily controlled, Is so great
that the underwriters, who have made
study OF such hazards, would only
be partly fulfilling their duty should
they fail to give this warning
Electric displays where motors are
used and whore electric currents are
shunted or broken on different circuits
for advertising purposes will not be APP
proved unless the devices for motive
power and for the shuntlng and break
Ing OF currents on different circuits are
installed IN accordance with require
ments Of National Electrical Code.
BOARD or FIRE UNDERWRITERS
OF THE PACIFIC.
BY Karl A. Scheid
Surveyor District IF"
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SOCIAL AND
personal.

Unity hall was bright last night In
the red and black OF the Hgh school.
streamers swung from the center Of
the ceiling 20 the four corners ban
ners hung about The walls, and the
school flag waved from the platform at
the end OF the hall Christensens or
chostra rendered "A program OF both
new and old favorite dancing tunes,
aud the affair was thoroughly enjoy
able
The museum hail Of the T. Of l., was
also scene Of delightful festlyity last
night Autumn leaves were strung on
cords about the hall and with the col.
lege colors made an effective decora.
ton The music was delightful and a
large number were present TO enjoy the
affair
Next Thursday Mrs, r. S. Ferry win
give an elaborate tea IN honor Of Miss
Emily Read, whose marriage takes
place on Dec, n.
Mrs, :. D. Melvin viii give an IN.
formal reception next Tuesday in hon
or OF Mrs John Reed Of Denver Tho
hours win be from 4 70 o'clock
Miss Florence Jennings entertained a
few friends at luncheon today.
Mrs. John n, Woodward entertalns
at a luncheon at the post next Wed.
nesday
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COURT NOTES.

The Kunar Pickle company filed suit
In the district court today against the
Western Vinegar and Picking company
to recover the sum Of Sl05ilS and $3.50
as attorneys fees alleged TO be due on
two promIssory notes,
The auaignment OF c. f. Dugger
upon the charge Of criminal assault,
WAS continued by Judge Lewis this
morning until next Saturday Ills bond
was fixed al $500
a COPY Of the articles OF incorpora-
ton Of the Columbia Mining company
OF Heber city was fled IN the secretary
OF states office today It's capital stock
10 $4,000, divided into shares Of the
par value of 10 cents each, Carson
Smith IS president J e. Morton vice
president g. j. Wahluuist, secretary;
~ g. Springer, treasurer
Judge Hall today granted Leonora
McRoe divorce from q, a, McRae on
the ground OF non-support. They were
married ir Jacksonville Florida, on
Doc g. 1895 Plaintiffs maiden name,
Leonorl Fetting was restored to her
In the case Of NJ. II. Walker against
Henrietta Mclaughlin, administrators
OF the estate of y. c. Mclaughlin, de-
ceased, ct M, Judge Han today entered
"a decree m favor Of plaintiff quoting
his title TO lots one and two, block IS,
salt Lake CITY survey
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Judgment Against Frank Knox
And Stephen Hays DeiauItIng
Agents BOndsmen.
WAS CHARGED WITH FORGERY
Admitted to Bail ia the Sun Of $4,000
And Failed to Appear for Pre-
llninary Hearing

The career OF Porter j Conway Il
former defaulting real estate and insur-
anco agent Of this city was again
brought to light today IN the district
court by a judgment being rendered by
Judge Lewis In favor OF tho state aud
against Frank Knox ana stephen Hays,
Conways bondsmn for the sum
of I,7OO and costs. Conway
was charged with the crime
Of forgery and uttering q forged In.
strument, and on Nov 4, 1900, be entered
q plea Of not guilty and was admitted
TO bail by Justice Of the Peace Alex
ander McMaster In the sum Of $1,000.
The defendants IN this case went on
Conveys bond, His preliminary hear
ing was set for Nov. "a, 1900, but he
failed to appear aud his bond was de-
clared forfeited On Nov u, 1901,
Judge Stewart of the district court IN
structed the district attorney TO COM
mence action against his bondsmen for
the amount OF the bond and judgment
was today rendered by Judge Lewis, as
stated above
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'AnnuSennentS.


The performance Of Tess by Miss
Roberts at the Theater last night only
drew q fair sized turnout, illustrating
that In spite of the excellent way In
which she and her company present Il,
the deep gloom Of the story does not
make II popular 10 the average theater-
goer Miss Roberts delineation and also
that Of Mr. Henderson remain the same
finished performances they were be.
fcre, while the stage setting Is every
thing that could be desired The main
interest Of the evening attached TO Mr.,
Melbourne McDowels first appearance
here IN the part OF the brutal Alec,
While showing some unfamlliarlty with
Ms lines, he played with care ana skill
and gave an excellent portrayal
throughout though It can scarcely be
said that he has given the same thought
to an the details OF the character az did
his predecessor, MIR. Bosworth
The support was admirable through
out. Tonight the engagement ends with
Marta Of the Lowlands," IN which Mr.
Mcdowell viii again have the heavy
part
The dispatch I'm last nights News
announcing the sudden death OF Mrs.
Gilbert created sadness IN more than
one heart In Salt Lake, The famous ola
actress has appeared here dozens OF
times, mostly with Daily and Frohman's
companies, and no matter how small
the part was In which she came upon
the stage she never failed TO secure a
round Of applause. II had been hoped
that she would be sent here I'm her new
play Granny" but that was not 10 be.
The play was written for her ana her
farewell tour By Clyde Fitch, and pur-
chased and presented 10 Mrs Gilbert Dy
her manager Charles Frohman VINO
took this graceful way Of enabling the
veteran TO say farewell to her friends.
without doubt the play VIII now be- lolu
on the shelf.
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Pains in the Back

Are symptoms Of a weak, tor
pid or stagnant condition Of
the kidneys or liver, and are a
warning it is extremely haz-
ardous to neglect, so important
is a healthy action of these
organs,
They are commonly at
tended by loss Of energy, lack
Of courage, and sometimes by
gloomy foreboding and de-
spondency.
al had pains in my back, could not sleep
aud when got up in the morning teh
worse than the night before began taxi
ing Hoods sarsaparlla and now I can
sleep and get up feeling rested and able TO
80 my work. attribute my cure entirely
to Hoods sarsaparllla" MRs.J n. PERBY.
care II. s. Copeland, Pike Road, Ala.
"The grip leit me with severe pains 10
my back and kidneys. could not walk
without support, began taking Hoods
sarsapsrllla and Il soon relieved me. 1t
also cured me Of catarrh and indigestion
W A. REED, Il Mowry Avenue, East
Providence. IL. |.
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DOWN BELOW.

Senator Tlllman Of South Carolina
has thought deeply on the liquor ques-
ton. lie Il was who originated the dis
pensary system whereby his itate con-
trolls the sale Of all intoxicating drinks.
The other day In the midst Of an
earnest conversation about the South
Carolina dispensarles, Senator Tillman
smiled
u am reminded Of an old man | used
TO know who drank too much, he said.
"He was n fine old fellow IN other re-
spects, and II was pitiful 10 see him dis
gracIng himself and biz family by the
abuse Of alcohol, took him 10 task
one day I read him a long lecture on
the sin of drunkenness
Water / said, is the thing Stick
10 water. James
""Well' the old man answered,
there's only one place in the Bible
where a man asked for water, and /
guess YOU know where he was.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local weather bureau
Tor the "a hours ending at $ a. m. to-
day.
Barometer reading al a, m. 2j6j2
inches. Temperature NJ 6 q. M, 2S do
grees: maximum, a., minimum, Is.
dean, IS, which Is degrees below nor
NAL Total excess Of the daily mean
temperature since the first Of the month
I degree,
Accumulated excess Of daily mean
temperature since Jan, f. li3 degrees.
Total precipitation since the first NJ
the month o inch, which is l2 inch
below the normal.
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since Jan. !, so inch
FORECASTS TILL 9 p. NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city anu
vicinity;
Fair tonight and sunday
Utah forecast taken at Denver,
Colo)
Fair tonight colder south portion;
Sunday fair.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The high" noted on yesterdays
chart as central about Winnipeg has
drifted slowly southwark and It's crest
now extends from Bismarck, y. D., TO
Moorhead. MINI. It has not only main
talned SIS energy but also extended to
the southwark and eastward 50 that
now the entire country excepting the
extreme southwest Is under lbs innu-
ence The low area over tho southwest
appears TO be slowly developing
Precipitation was general over the
entire eastern portion Of the country,
generally IN the form Of snow IN the
northern, and rain over the southern
part. Scattered precipitation also, oc-
Cured over the Middle Rocky noun
tain slope. and portions Of the Missouri
and upper Mississippi valleys, and the
upper lakes. SNOW was reported as
falling this morning ut Huron, ST. Paul,
buffalo aud New York and rain at
Grand Junction Little Rock, Cairo.
pittsburg, ana Norfolk The last nam
ca place reports lO4 inches OF rain
during the past q hours Temperatures
were generally much lower over the
entire country.
l.. LODHOLZ,
Observer, Temporarily IN Charge.
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MADE A LIVELY RUN

There was considerable excitement ON
Commercial street at 1890 today owing
to an alarm OF fire being sent IN to
headquarters from the rlntah hotel
The apparatus from No responded
but the hremen found no blaze in pro-
gress.
After the hose wagon and steamer
went back To the station. second
alarm was turned IN, and this time No,
2 also responded AZ the hose wagon
from this station dashed across East
Temple OH First South street, one Of
the horses. named Couch slipped on
the pavement aud fell The horse was
not injured beyond a cut On The Tex,
The harness WAS broken slightly, but mo-
particular damage was done. The iite
consisted Of some burning rags ON the
roof. and no damage whatever was
done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

S. i.22). The Lord continued 10 direct
the people through prophets and kings
during the reign OF saul David and
Solomon in succession, until as nt-
lion Israel virtually rejected HIM then
followed the dispersion Of the people
ue had been predicted In the event ot
their rejecting the divine command
monts tsoe Deut & 25 3d. 81 49, 0l'
"a. Kings IA. l5)
Ina the present dlspensation the Lord
Elm pr1galms Himself as the God ot
lw1el doc & Gov, 80 I'D,
For the benefit OF outside classes
throughout the state last weeks study
Is hereby outlined
Outline No. z. The God OF Abraham
Isaac and Jacob The Lord continued
To reveal Himself 10 Noah after the
Hood (Gen 81 10, 81 10 and made a
covenant with him (Gcn 3. $40. This
covenant was furelold 20 En0ch cen-
turtles before Nolh's birth Moses Il
l2-lj. so, jl read also Gen chaps. SO
and compare Moses 3 $500. Note The
personal dealings Of the Lord With
those who sought to build the city and
the tower OF Babel (Gen II. l.O AZ
tins period the Lord gave direct reYe.
latIon To- the brother of Jared either !,
40. l3. read the entire chapter q 5, A.
NC, 1925. The Lord made Himself WIS.,
ibo % the brother OF Jared either 81
6-lO. These passages show that the
God thus manfestng Himself was
Jesus Christ (soe especially 3 IA. read
Moronls comments thereon, verses ~
20 Book of Ether records other In
stances OF revelation 90 the Jarc1iics
Concerning This people read Articles
OF Faith" lecture Al l01G.
The Lord Commuued with Abraham
and made covenant with him (Gen
chaps 1895, and Book OF Abraham
especially Cen NJ a. 10. IT, 1921; M
i-l4. 22 lis. and Abraham 2 3, ell,
49, chap 3D. The covenant WAS con-
armed with Isaac (Gen. 26, 2-5. 2O and
with Jacob, Afterwards called Israel
CGen. rs; l2-l5; 49, 2i-2S IS. 9-l3 SOL
1-D.
The Lord proclaimed Himself as "The
God OF Abraham, the God OF Isaac, ana
the God Of Jacob" (Exo. Q, g; 4: o, see
also Cen 2S 70. Matt 22 81, Marx
~ 70 Luke 90. 3l / Nephi 6 4, Mo-
sian q l9 Doe and Gov l36;3O. This
Being Is Jesus Christ n Nephi 49, 10,
III NephI n "A compare John $3.50.
Unto Moses the LORD spake (Exo.
chaps 8 and g. and Book Of Moses
and made known unto him HIS name
O3NO. o. "a, 6: 80 Note the many In.
stances Of direct revelation 10 Moses
prior 20 ne departure of the lsraelistes
from Egypt tExo. chaps 5-i9.
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L. d. s. UNIVERSITY
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Following are the studies Of the L.
u, S. University Sunday school, tho
ology class A, which VIII be the feature
OF tomorrow's session;
Outline No. S.-The God OF Israel
rsrael"-the name-title given OF God
10 Jacob (Gen, 80. 2S. 80; a-lo) after
ward applied TO the posterity OF Abra-
ham through Isaac and Jacob (Exo. l;
!, o. z. Sam %: L. lisa. As: 1; Rom.
Q; A. If: y with each Of whom the Lord
had covenanted that through his de-
scendauts all nations Of the earth
would be blessed Gen 70. 1.3; II: is;
26 8-l. 2S 1910. Read the history Of
the Israelites In Egypt note the selling
Of Joseph by his brethren Gen 81. 2b-
20, the immigration OF Jacob and his
entire family 20 Egypt Gen 46. l-6);
the enslavcInent Of the lsraelites by the
Egyptians CExo a. 7-lO, the mission
Of MOSES. his dealings with Pharaoh,
and the final deliverance Of the people
(Exo. chaps, 5-l2l.
The Lord was unto The lsraelites
captain Exo A. lD. law-glyer Exo.
20; lao, and king (see ! sam. S: y,
Note the revealed word in the present
dispensatIon ps TO the Lord who de-
liyered Israel doc q Gov 1875 a. 22).
The ls0elltee as % separate nation
were designated as peculiar and
chosen people lEXo Q. II 10. 3-6l az
an earlier period the Lord had called
them his own (EXo @ 5-lo) IN this
connection read aud compare Exc, %
AZ, Numb. O. Dcut ~ 2 90 rs, l9
Pfalms 1876 4, Isa n 81 As: 4, Heb.
s. l0)
For the period Of 10 years the Israeli
ties journeyed IN The wilderness, re-
celying instruction and training while
separated frCm other nations. As pro-
mlnent features OF the divine reyea-
tIons given them note the following
The personality Of the Lord tNumb. l2!
IS, compare Exc. 80; 1928 see also
Exc 10. 9, H. l1-20, "a. 9-lD the
Fanctity Of the sabbath OEXo, 81 f.,
Lev 10: 3. etc), the strlctness OF the
law given unto them, which came TO
be known as the law OF Moses or the
law OF carnal commandments the re-
'ognillon Of free agency Josh. a: l5).
Theocrdlc government remained in
lorce among the lsraelites during the
neriod Of the Judges then the people
demanded a king note the granting
81 this request under protest u SAM
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M-o-na Is the only remedy for dys-
pepsla that is sold on a plain and alb
sClute guarantee that II viii cost moth
ng unless It cures. Begin its use to-
day with the knowledge that +. G.
schramm will refund the money II It
falls
This Is the strongest endorsement
that he can give TO Mi-o-na, that he
believes In It 30 thoroughly that he will
'eturn the money II Il does not cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
MR.. HARPER NOT COMING,
Head Of Chicago University CauRot
Meet With State Teachers,

A telegram was received by state
supt Of schools Nelson this morning
from President Harper OF Chicago unI-
versIty. stating that De win be unable
TO be present at the State Teachers as
ISOLATION which meets in january
Supt. Nelson at once opened up COM
munlcatons with the following well
known educators with view TO secure
ing one Of them FOR the meeting Of the
association. Dr. a ~ Wuship, editor
of the Journal ct Education Of Boston,
Or Henderson of the Chicago univer-
slty, Or. N. c. Schaffer state supern-
tendont of schools OF Pennsylvania,
President Wheeler Of the University Of
California. There s hardly any doubt
but that one on the other of those som
tlemen win be secured so that the
teachers and the public will not be dis
appointed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
UTAH LAKE BOTTOM.
U. s. Surveyors Encountered Mud that
May be 1000 It Deep,

Prof Swendsens force OF surveyors
has completed the survey Of the bot
tom Of Utah lake. and the maps viii
be hled with the bureau Of the geologic
cal survey az Washington The bottom
Is found to be one mass Of solid mud on
the eastern side, with harder material
for the most part on tho west side The
bottom has been probel Tor 100 feet
without Andlng hardpan, and Il may
be 900 feet down before the mud linz
u X reached Some think that Utah
lake is part " what was once yolcan-
ic crater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
CAST IRON JACK. "
Well Known Park City Character
Passes Away This Morning.

John Kerce a well known character
IN Park city died this morning In that
camp Of miners consumption. after an
illness that confined him 20 his bed for
the last three days of his NE Deceas-
cd, who is generally known under tha
name Of Cast Iron Jack, was an old
veteran OF the war of the Rebellion,
when he fought on the Union side AS
far as IS known he leaves no relatives,
His age Is unknown.
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PERSONALS

Gustave Dmklage VIII leave on the
18th inst, on a two months trip to
California,
Mrs, r. W. Penfod and Hon leave
tomorrow for southern California, for
the benefit Of Mrs Penfold's health,
Atty Frank J. Gustin LEFT this morn
ing for his home IN Nebraska.
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Address on the Subject that is
Creating Agitation in Some
Quarters
OBJECT or THE INSTITUTION.
owe Do Not Want to Interfere With
The Rights of Orr Fellow
Citizens


The matter OF religion classes TOT
vo,pg children of Tnttcr-day Saints is
.t.,.. .,t.,,tion el this
at'ioV'il's 'O'o'''.' i....,
time owing 20 the 1000 OF m'Hiepieacs"-
tatlon that is emanat.ng from certain
,,o,tors
..,..,.. ....1.,.,t,,, ~ A., y,r
lhe lollo"l"s ieN''"u'''''. W. -
hatlm report Of q portion OF sermon
delivered bv President Anthem Ii Lund
a.. .....,,t,,. ssth .,,,t.epo,sI con.
N'' ..,....,t..,.
Ference lasl ociop-I i""Ns' '''''''''''h
reading.
"pefore conclude want Tn speak
az ano,b.,, o,,.,,,lg,tto, MOI am .nuxlIl.
...,.'. a..
airy VIB'Il1etlon pIltai'"Nh ''
Church school system, ! mean the re-
uglon classns which we are trying 90
s,..,t.h 4, o,,. adds, rhs ,,eots on.
''''p'''" W "0' '''''''''
position, 0oth from Wthopt anu ! a'h
sorry 20 say. from within The object
of these classes Is 10 teach our chill
dren what they cannot be taught ln The
district schools. namely, the principles
OH the lOHlnIt VIC w IINt WANT Nl NiiF
way TO interfere with the rights Of our
fellow citizens who DO not belong TO oup
church We DO not want to force any
OF this religion class work upon their
children. We do believe. however thar
an education without God Is q faulty
one. We do believe that children
should be taught morality and faith in
God. 3nt as the laws of the land are,
this cannot be done in our district
schools. We must keep the public
schools free from all theological doc.
trlnes. No one need to fear This move.
nent OF ours. II rs not intended for
propaaanda amongst those who are not
or rs. hut we claim the right TO teach
our own children what we want them
taught. we believe that there Is
great necessity OF teaching them NOR
altv prlnciples OF sound conduct. faith
In God. and doctrines of salvation. The
children NAV be taught the secular
branches by the most pollshed teachers,
hui II they are not taught morality aud
faith their education will be deficient
ana they Will not know how TO reach
the object FOR which they have come
upon the earth. We ike our children
40 receive n good education ana TO be.
come mentally strong. and we encour.
age ali the Lattor-day Saints 10 take
advantage OF fbe district schools az
The high schools ana the universities for
the branches that arc taught there but
NE do feel that our children need more
than they can get In those Institutions.
ana for that reason we have estab.
llshed religion classes. Now. we have
no objections To our friends of other
denominations establishing classes and
teaching their children the prlnciples
that they believe IN. our Catholic
friends sci us good example In thlt re.
spect They viii not let their children
he neglected In religious Instruction
We do not object 10 Others teaching
their children So long M thew do NOT
teach our children what we do moi want
them taught we want orr children
10 receive the kind Of instruction mat
we know 10 be all.lmnortant 10 them
This ls ali there is Ia tbe reijeion class.
es we are not attomptlng IA mix
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10 CURE A coin IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo cuisine Tablets
An druggists refund the money " II falla
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each box 25c.
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COSTS NOTHING IF IT FAILS,
f. C.. Schramm Gives Guarantee
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Remedy for Dyspepsia.

Read the following plain and posi-
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DIED

sORENsON. Mrs Sophia sorenson. agei
&C. at no south Main street. Dec. / 1904
Funeral services we're hed at the
Fourth ward westinghouse, Saturday, az
10 a. m. Intcrment at sandy
CRISMON.-A Mesa CITY. Arz Oscar,
son q chnrles and Louisa crisnon,
aged 81 Deceased was born In the -Four.
teonth ward this city, and was M for
about two years Subsequcp, 10 a cold
contracted while working IN q railroad
grade contract
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CHAPMAN ARRAIGNED.
Young Bigamist Faces the Court and
pIends Not Guilty.

James A. Chapman the young man
who has more wives than the law al
lows. was arruIgned before Judge Lew
ls this morning upon the charge VI
poiygamy and entered a plea OF not
guilty to the same His bond was fixed
at Sl00 Since his arrest his first wife
has commenced divorce proceedings
against him and the action Ia now
penhlng.
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hereby agree 10 refund the money
paid FOR Mi.O-na on return Of empty
box, II the purchaser tells me that IL
has failed % cure dyspepsia or stomach
troubles This guarantee covers two
boxes, or "a months treatment. Price.
SOC per box,
fSlgned) II. G. SCHRAMM.