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GRIT FOR CHICKENS
NEEDED 10 GRIND FOOD

In winter. when snow g. on the
ground, grit is one ~ the necessities tor
fowls. 1t is To- the fowls VIA, tce'G ass,
~ animals Whether asleep or awake.
moving around or quiet tdc grinding
Nltlhi We glZlard continues, says New
York Tribune FWm,r
II Is wonderful how the giz7ard grnls
hard gram on any tough substance by
means IT the sharp bits ~ stone and in
the process the gl2GUd Itself Is not iU-
lurtd. The only grt that VIII iniure tho
tough lining Of tots orsJn is the needle
points ana razor c1grs iu puIyorizll
earlhCnw0rc. Occasionally w. have found
an injured crop ~ gz1ard when Wc made
a practise OF feeding this variety ut gut
Then We examined some OF the powdered
carlhtnWaIc closely and concluded N wa.
not Il ludiClous plan ~ feed II to tao
hens.
Shells, gravel ana bone are thrc, forms
OK grinding substance mostly usci. The
llWls rdtget.y pick up the sharp pieces
Of shell and bone. Besides grinding Tho
food they wear down and the lime I'm
the Shell and the heterogeneous substance
~ the bone pass INTO general circulation
Gravel Is found IN soils If sandy ma.
tur,. with this kind Of soil on the farm
where fowls have wide range they Will
hunt their own giit WHOM the ground is
not frozen o. covered with SNOW.
II 0nc I'VE. near Il gravel pit II g. "a
small task ~ lay IN supply Tor the win
Ter months. Screen out the inc Httla
stones. Grit boxes should be attached
to tie walls ot the poultry house haniy
Tor fowls TO reach and DON'T forget to
rcplenish them often
When therc'is gravel handy II Is tho
cheapest grinding substance Ii Dr. claimed
the grit We buy Of tho POULTRY dealer
~ ~ superior quality ana comes nearer
being What hen nature requires. because
the latter has sharper edges than the
gravel. fed one flock OF Leghon hens
gravel with small quantity " ground
bone ana shells and with another Wamc
sized ilOcR | substituted the regular
poultry grit in place Of gravel Ted them
and cared for them ALIKE In other re.
spects. and both Hooks produced about
the same number ~ eggs and We could
not detect any difference DO the general
health and thrift of The TWO lots This
was during the winter months IL given a
liberal supply Of gravel they wall nui
plenty mat Is not 80 worn hy uatuIc.s
wear ana tear that IL will not be- % great
value as cheap grinding sun. The fowls
Will pick out what they want ANA the
exact size needed The grit We buy is
not expensive, but III Is the little leaks
That SINK the great ships"
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SHERItt's SALE.

In the District Court in aud for Salt
Lake County state u Utah. lions saw
lngs B1nk and Trust Company, Il corpor-
alton, Plaintiff vs. John L. Howard. and
Mary Ann Howard his wife, Defendants.
10 be- soll at SherI0s Sale, at the west
itoht door OF We county Court House. In
the CITY and County VI Salt Lake, State
9f Utah on the 18th day Of January A.
u. 1891 at twelve o'clock noon ~ said
day, an the right title, claim and inter-
ct Of John l.. Howard ana Mary Ann
Howard, his wife, defendants In and TO
the following described real estate, sit
uate lying and pong IN Salt Lake County
S'hle u OlAh ana more particularly des-
Crhc1 aa follows. to-wIt The nOrtheast
quarter Of The northeast quarter dot one,
%. section thlrty.thrco 49, township
three CD south II range one a. east ot
the Salt Lake Meridian also All Of tho
southeast quarter u the southeast quar-
ter ot section twanly-cight t2Sl and tho
following described part Of the northwest
quarter ~ the northeast quarter Of sec
ton thrly.tlrco cen. commencing at tho
northeast corner " kaid northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of said Sec
ton thliy-'hr0e l53. and iunnng thence
south eighty tSO rods thence west forty
one and s!X-tpnths (il6l rods, thence
north 2Ts degrees. east torty-thres
aud lyc.tcnths O0.O suds. thence east
thr,e and riN-,enths G.0 rods theme,
north about S4 degrees, east thirty-elght
C'O rods, thence north 40 rods, thence
east l2,S rods To the plaza ~ beginning,
all IN township south u range / east
at tho Salt Lake Meridian, In Salt Lake
County state Of Utah
Purchase price payable In lawful money
Of the United States
Dated at Salt Lake City, this 18th day
of December. lHl,
g. FRANK EMERY.
Sheriff, Snlt Lake County. State NJ l'tnh.
By Joseph q. Sharp Deputy Sheriff
Cannon, irvine ana SNOW, Attorneys for
Plaintiff
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GRANITE STAKE.
OTHER CHURCHES.


First Untarian society. Services held
In Unity hall, $40 Second East street,
II a. m. Rev w. II, Fish, Jr. pastor.
Music by Unity quartet, Miss Emily
Larsen, leader Sunday school and
Emerson class Immediately after ser.
vices. Sunday evening, Jan 10, Judge
G, S. Zane will deliver lecture on
Personal "reminiscences Of Abraham
Lincoln TO which the public ~ cordial.
~ invited There VIII also be
good music. Tho lecture will
begin promptly at 73O p. m.
Monday evening Jan, II, Is the date
Of the annual meeting for the cleo
tion Of officers, but this meeting will
probably adjourn for one week. Unity
club will meet Monday evening. Jan. |
Miss Emily Larsen will sing a solo, and
there will be papers by members Of the
club, On Friday evening, Jan. Is, the
children OF the Sunday school Will give
an operate, Santa Claus az Home" to
which all are invited, This will be held
IN the upstairs hall,
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NOrItE

State Of Utah Department M BOARD II
iJrduus SIlt Luke CITY Utah. January
2. 1904 70 Whom II May Concern. Notice
Is hereby given mat the State Board "
Pard0ns VIII hold "a regular session on
Saturday January 18Th 1904, az 10 o'clnuk
q M, at tho Supreme Court Room, CITY
ana County Building, salt Lake CITY.
Utah That nj sail meeting said Board
VIII hear applications Tor parton In the
following cases to.Wit,
For purduu--Jamys Ous Bliss alias G..
J. Maxwell robbery Frederick Won Fal-
konsteiN forgery, Zion A Hanson car
mol knowledge OF a female under the ago
ot consent, Joseph llll carnal knowledge
~ u female, Charles \, Larsen rnpa, Iu-
toph Swasoy grNnd larceny, VIM. II, Hal.
lum alias VIM Kelly perjury,
For Parule-jusoph j. Nimhsh, fOy-
rgry, Harry r. Duke. ombozzlement.
For C0mmulatlOn-ThO D0uahcr.
burglary
Al persons having any interest therein,
desiring ~ BE heard either Tor or against
the granting u s1ld applications respcc,
lively are hereby notified to be present
~ said meeting
by order ~ the Board
HERER VI WELLS. President
NJ, a, BREEDEN, Secretary
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AOTIrn or LEVY ~ ASSESSMENT

Tho Grand Gulch Mining Company, n
corporation, organized undcr the .uWs ~
Utah. Location ~ principal place " bust.
ness Salt Lake city SAT- Lake County,
state ot Utah. Notice is hereby given
that NJ meeting " tho directors VI said
company, held ON the ,th day " January.
1904. at che Office OF the company, an as,
Sossmcut ~ four cents per shutc was
levied on the capital stock u the cOrpur-
alton, payable Immediately to the Score.
tary n the company at the office Of tho
company al number 81 west second
South street In Salt Lake city Utah.
Any stock upon. which THIS assessment
may remain aupoll un the S,h day Of Fob.
iuGry, 1904. viii be delinquent ana advcr.
used for sale ut public auction ana an.
less payment If made before, will bu sold
on the nh day Of February, l,Oi at 2
o'clock y. M, Of said day To nav tho
delinquent assessment together Wtu tho
cost Of advertising ana expenses of sale.
W. /. JENNINGS Secretary
"a West Second South Street, Salt Lake
CITY Utah.
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PANGUITCH.
VISIT TO INDIAN SCHOOL.
Government Institution Makes Splendid
Showing We'll Ordered and Governed,

Special Correspondence;
Panguch, Garfield Coon New
Years day the ladies Of the Indian
school extended an invitation TO the
people Of Pangutch to call on them at
the school during the hours from loan.
until ? ?. M This school is under the
supervision Of Miss Laura b. Work and
has recently been removed by the de-
partment from Washington county,
Utah. and re-established ON what Is
known as the A, r. Haycock farm,
about three miles north Of Plnguitch
city,
In accordance with the invitation,
about 800 Of the citizens Of this place,
headed by the Pangutch brass band,
proceeded down to the farm on the
morning Of New Years day, and on
their arrival were Hospitality mot by
the tea cheers and pupils OF the lnstltu-
ton, who, IN anticipation Of the event,
were arrayed beautifully for the oc-
casion, the indian boys were In full
uniform, and the female pupils neatly
attIred In modern dresses.
The guests were plotted through the
buildings and apartments by three
young Indian boys First was visited
the school building, which has recently
been erected for that purpose, and IL
divided into three rooms In the room
whore the school In taught were seen
such books and apparatus as would gem
orally be seen In modern district
school. The west part OF the building
Is the boys dormtory, which is lifted
up with iron bedsteads, and heavy
wooden bedding and some other plain
pieces OF bedroom furniture. all Of
which was neatly arranged and APP
parenty very properly kept.
The girls apartment the commissary.
and The other buildings and rooms
were all visited and found to be IN
perfect order, showing the excellent
order and good government main.
tanned. After the visit had been COM
peted the guests were taken into the
large room OF the brick building and
there served with refreshments, after
which they returned 10 tho sohoolroom
where a short progam was carried out
by the pupils VI the school, which con.
sisted OF songs recltals, ETC., the pu.
pills showing a great deal OF skill and
training In the art Of singing AT the
close OF the program the guests re-
turned hIme full Of praise for the eS.
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with our needs and our success2 He says
be KIND to your animals; treat them Just.
~. why, We haven't time 10 ~ around
pettng and palting all our animals" /
u0N ask you 10, although ! don't think
you would loose anything 10y sJ doing
Inc very fact Ut your possessing a Kind
disposition toward your animals, ug %
cullitatng such O disposition a. Cuc So.
ciel Of success; for this you know means
proper care ana gentle handling. and this
you KNOW means money, ana thdt YOU
hnOW Is what We are AFTER
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION,
Mayor Beauman's Aprolntments-Light
Fall of SNOW Biting Cold.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mt, Pleasant Sanpete Co, Jan s.-Thc
new city admlnlelratlon assumed charge
Of affairs last Monday and on Saturday
evening The council will hold its ntst
meeting Mayor Boaumann has selected
tho following TO MI the various appoint.
ments,
city Attorney-,J, W, Cherry.
Road Supervisors Z. Surenson.
city Sexton-llenry Hasler
POundkeeper-Nlels Larsen.
Watermaster-Nels Nelson.
city lnspcctQr--ll, j. Brown.
Board Of Health-Dr, C. n. Ray, O. n,
Clemmen, with probably the city attorney
associated
A little snow has fallen the last few
days the weather Is biting cold.
Miss Georgia Borg, one Of the district
school teachers is unable to attend to
her duties as teacher. and as no other
instructor II available, her department
had to be dismissed,
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der Of the court. and that Cotter be
required TO pay plaintiff s27S.sl.
MUNICIPAL BALL

A grand municipal ball, arranged by
the former and present city council,
was given last evening at the Mozart
pavilion, and was attended by q large
company which spent a very enjoyable
evening.
:. p. Eggertsen & Co. has sold It's
mercantile business 10 ], II. Frisby,
who lately removed here from Arizona.
The quarterly stake conference OF the
Utah stake commenced this forenoon
and VIII continue tomorrow
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Religious services In the German ian.
ruage are held every Sunday morning.
az IL o'clock In the Assembly Hall.

A lecture on Social Purity" for
men only viii be delivered In Barratt
hall on Wednesday night Jan. ~, by
Prof John r. Miller Of the l.. y. s.
university II Is especially desired
that members Of the Young Mems Mutt
ual Improvement associations avail
themselves Of this. splendid oppog-
tuultN
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Fourth quorum Of Elders viii be held
In the sixth ward Westinghouse next
Monday evening at 1880
Elder b. II. Roberts viii deliver lee.
ture In the Second ward Westinghouse
tomorrow evening at the regular sun
day evening services, Meeting COM
mcnccs at G.3D.
The Third quorum OF Elders will
meet In the Eighth ward chapel on
Monday evening, Jan. O. at 1870. \ full
attendance Is desired,
II is requested by the council of the
Fifty-scycnth quorum Of Seventy that
al members Of the quorum who can
possibly do 50, assemble al the late
residence OF Thomas Il, Brighton, the
murdered street car conductor, and
accompany the remains to the Eleventh
ward westinghouse Where the funeral
VIII be held ut J. m. tomorrow,
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DESERET Ey r41NG NEWS: SATURDAY JANUARY

celent school Among those present
were Hon. John FChidester, county at
torney q. J. Goulding, County Clerk
Geo. b. Hancock, OF pangultch.
The school, even at this early date OF
its establishment, Is In every way Il
great success. The large tract OF land
IN connection with the school is Of tho
best quality. and the most tillable land
TO be found In these parts, and sufl.
Gent TO furnish the patrons Of the
school with all kinds OF farm products.
The unanimous wish OF the people here
Is that the institution may grow and
prosper ana become one Of the leading
institutions of It's kind In the west,
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CLOVER SUBS0IlS FOR ALFALFA

In n recent issue VI the Rural New
Yorker, the question OF subsuilint hard .
pan ~ prepare II fuT alfalfa was discussed
One " the best subscribers 10 use IN IT..
ting land FOR alfalfa Is red clover Young
clover Is much more Vigorous than young
alfalfa, while the reverse is true Of tho
older plants Several farmers Of my ac-
quulntanco have had good success In grow.
ing alfalfa on soils undcrlaId by hardpuu
By growing clover on the Held for Two
years before seeding 10 alfalfa The plan
Is 20 handle the clover IN such n way az
10 get the most vigorous growth pOssl-
ole. Undor such treatment the roots will
srow wei down into tough subsOii, often
sibsOiling pretty thoroughly to "A depth OF
tour ~ five feet. At the end OF two
years the clover sod IL broken up and the
Ground prepared for ana seeded 70 ulful.
Ia The clover puts the soil IN good CON.
dltion for the easy growth Of the young
alfalfa, ana the dccaying clover roots
Keep the subsoil open and drained, BY
the time the alfalfa roots have reached
10 the fun depth 10 which the suhsOi has
been worked up by the clover the alfaI.
IN has become strong ana vigorous. ready
10 bore Its way through almost any sub.
soil but rock. Red clover has another nd
vantage In preparing the way for alfll.
IA Young alfalfa Is the weakest feeder
among farm plants, and particularly
needs an easily available supply OF nitro
gen, The clover sod furnishes this until
the alfalfa reaches full growth when Il
becomes one Of our strongest nitrogen
gathering plnnts Many farmers will
think this method Of fitting land for al
falfa too expensive, but when they con.
slider that when they have secured "A
permanent stand Of alfalfa they will havo
crop that will give them yearly per
acre the equivalent ~ four tn six tons
Of bran they will find the expense iustl-
fled II. NJ. Cottrcll In Rural New
Yorker.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that at a meet.
ing Tor The directors VT the Illinois Min.
ins & Milling Company held ON the gul
day " January, loi, an assessment uf
assessment 80. o Vas ltvlcd on The oIr,
i,Hl stock ~ the corporation said asarss-
mcnt being due aud payable nj once O.
tho Secretary al the office ~ the Conc
pnuy $40 u. T. Walker Building, SAT-
Luke city, Utah.
Any and Nll stock upon which this ay.
scssmcnt remains unpaid on Tuesday. the
9TH day Of February 1904 will Doe ddm.
qucnt and advertised for sale ~ public
auction, and unless payments are made
before, VIII be sold on Friday the alh
day ot February, 1908, at O'Clock. p. M
az he Comphny's Office, 90 pay the dulin.
Quent assessment thereon together with
tho cost VI advertising and expense uf
sale.
By order Of the Board " Directors
NJ, b. JOHNSON Spcy
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In Bed Four Weeks With LIN Grippe

We have received the following letter
was m he'd four weeks with Ia sripnc and
tried many remedies and spent consd.
cradle for treatment with physicians, but
received no relief until tried Folcys
Honey and Tar, Two small bottles of
this medicine cured me and now use II
exclusively In my family" II YOU but
knew the splendid merit OF Foloy's Honey
and Tar you would never be without It. a
dose or two will prevent an attack OF
ponumonia or Ia grippe. 1t may save your
life. L. ], Hlll Drug Co.
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ll35 pm. Train from ST, Louis
Is the New York Express

one Of the fast daily trains
from St Louis to New York over Van
dalia.Pahnsylvania Short Lines. All
have Pullman secpIug-carS, parlor and
dining.car service and yestibuci
coaches with head-rcst seats passen.
gers have choice OF going via Baltimore
ana Washington on Philadelphia and
New York tickets at direct limo fares.
Privilege Of ten days visit at the Ma 81
tlonal Capital, also ten days stop. covers
at Baltimore and at Philadelphia, Re-
fer to j, NJ Chesbrough, A. G. +. Agt.
500 Century Building, ST. Louis, Tor par
llnnlnrs
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NorIcr or As,rssMENr NO. 10.


The Revenue Mining Company. INca.
ton ~ principal place OF business, SAT-
Lake city, Utah, Notice liz hereby given
that az a meeting u the directors held on
the 18th day " December, 1893 an assess.
ment N two and onc.half cents per share
corporation, payable Immediately 20 Hon.
bert T. llllls, secretary AT ~ Board uf
Trade building. SAT- Lake city, Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
vcrtisod for sale at public auction. and
unless payment ls made before, VIII be-
sold on tho ith day Of Feb'u ~. 90 r.
pay tho delinquent assessment together
with The cost Of advertising and expense
OF conducting sale,
Secretary,
IS Hoard .of Trade Building salt Lake
City Utah.
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CALIENTES, NEW.
PEOPLE AT MERCY OF THUGS.
Holdurs Frequent Episode Recent Vie.
tim Has Eyelash Shot or,

Calentcs, Nevada, Jan. SAN en-
ploye Of the San Pedro road was held
up last evening while returning from
an evening church service lie met
two men wearing masks who ordered
him to throw up HIS hands, Instead Of
complying promptly he cried Justify
for help ana one OF the thugs took a
shot at him, the ball striking him IN
the face and cutting of an eye lash
Many came TO the rescue OF the victim
and found him in faint, overcome by
fright. The holdupa escaped
There IS considerable uncasiness felt
here among the better class OF people
due 20 the frequency Of assaults and
robberIos.
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PROVO.
SUIT FOR RECOVERY OF GOODS
Alleged Crookedncss In Business NUM-
elpai hall Conference,
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Provo. Utah Co., Jan. e,--sult has
been commenced by the Cosgrin- Wood
company OF Salt Lake against j. A,
Robinson, j, II. Cotter and J, Y. Smith
to collect s215sl, alleged TO be due for
merchandise sold and delivered to ], a,
Robinson, who was conducting a gro,
Gerry business In Lehl. Robinson, It IA
alleged, sold his stock OF goods to j. r..
Cotter and absconded from the state.
Cotter sold the goods to j, Y, Smith
and took his note for $500 In payment,
Plaintiff asks that Smith be restrained
from paying said note until further or
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srocKnOLDEhs' MEETING,

Tho regular annual meeting of tho
stockholders OF the Martha Washington
Mining Company viii be held az the ofiico
Of the company, room 42l h. f, Walker
Block Salt Lake cry, Utah, on Monday,
January 18TH 1904 At 10 o'clock a. m Tho
annual election NJ officers will be had and
such other business viii be transacted as
may properly come before the meeting.
ALNlRAS t. SNOW. sccy.
Dated January S 1904.
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NEPHI.
SMALLPOX ABATING.
schools and Public Gatherings WIN be
Resumed New City Oftieers,

hSShlnNu WV Ivy NllNNISt
Nephi, Juab. Co, Jan S.-The quar-
antmc which has prohibited the people
from associating together In any pub
lic way for nearly three weeks was
lifted this morning. The board Of
health met, and after hearing the re-
port of the quarantine physician de-.
clded that there was no longer any
necessity OF keeping the public schools
closed and debarring tho people Of
their religious meetings and social
gatherings, az no new eases Of small
poN had been reported for some time,
ANA those that are afflicted are Kept
under rigid quarantine. All the cases
are Of a light form, and the patients
are fast recovering. so It is hoped that
In a very short time this city WIN be
rid of the contagion. The now city
officials have all been duly Installed
In their Offices and new board of
health have been appointed, composed
Of the following gentlemen, Mayor VII
Ian II, Pettegrew, DR.. y. O, Miner j.
\. Hyde, Marshall Geo, W. Kendall
Councilmen A. Lunt ana James Car
rett Jr., and eX.Mayor |. II. Grace.
Orson Caller, Of Cazicr Bros, con.
tractors is home from Canada. where
they have big contract making a
canal near Cardston. He will return
about the LIST Of February,
The city was IN darkness last night,
owing to something going wrong with
the machinery at the electric light
works.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

Summit Extension Mining Company,
once and principal ploce VI business salt
Lake City Utah Notice * hereby glvcn
that al q moytug ~ the board OF dircc-
tors ~ Tho summit Extension Mining
Company held 0n the l.th day Of De.
ccmbrr lH}. an assessment of ong.hnlf
ut ono cent per share WAS lowed on tho
capital stock Ut thp corporation. issued
ana outsiaud,ng payable Immediately 10
the secretary 100 hs office, 500 W. south
Temple street. Salt Lake CITY Utah ANY
stock upon which lhis assessment may re-
main unpaid on Monday. the first dny "
February. 1904. viii DO delinquent and ad.
yort.ecd Tor SALE at public auction and
unless payment ia made before viii be-
sold ON Saturday, the 18Th day of Fobru.
airy 1904 a. o'clock D. m, at the score.
tay.s ONCE, TO pay tho delinquent assess.
inent thereon together with the costs Of
advertising ana expense of sale
liy order on The board NJ directors.
THEODORE NYSTROM
Secretary.
9ll W, South Temple st.. salt Lake City
Utah.
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Children Poisoned.

Many children are poisoned and mnde
nervous ana weak, II not killed outright.
by mothers giving them cough syrups
containing opiates, Foley's Honey and
Tar Is safe and certain remedy for
b sonv nr6n NOM 'S Cocb I riedisn an" tbd ~
contains no opIates or other poIsons. f.,
j. Hill Drug Co.