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The evening world., 1904-01-27
THEATRE MANAGER HELD.
Charged with Admitting children
Under sixteen Years.

Magistrate Zeller, in the Essex Mar
ket Police Court. to-day held Edward
valentine. one of the assistant man
ayers OF the London Theatre, on the
Bowery, in 500 bail for trial on a charge
of violating the section of ;hc Penal
Code relating TO the prcsenNc OF children
under sixteen years at Il theatre per-
formancc unaccompanled by parent or
guardian.
stephen Sossi. aged tN"lN" years, and
his brother Nicholas, aged fo'Ttecr,
were found last night in the gallery OF
the London and the arrest of Manager
Valentine followed.
The evening world., 1904-01-27
.Terne Verse.

Joseph Cook, not long before his
death. wrote at the request of the editor
Of the Christian Endeavor World a
Characteristic message for Christian En-
Mans life means
Tender teens.
1eachable twenties,
Tireless thirties.
Fiery forties.
Forcible fifties.
Serious sixties.
Sacred seventies.
Aching eighties,
Shortening breath.
Death,
Inc sod. ~.
The evening world., 1904-01-27
"sEND ME HOME TO ERIN"
Charged with Abandonment, Man
Wants to He Tried In Ireland,

Martin Hannah. thirty-six years old,
OF No. lis West Seventeenth street, was
arraigned in Jefferson Market Police
Court to-day on the complaint of his
wife, Maria Hannah. who charged with
with abandoning her and her seven
small children.
Send me homo to Erin. Judge" he
said. Let me be tried in Ireland. The
laws in this country are only fair 20
the rich; so. send me TO Ireland. Judge.
where poor man can get justice. Why,
Your Honor, the law here won't lot me
draw my wife's money out of the
Hannah was held for examination
Friday. ~
The evening world., 1904-01-27
ACCUSED OFFICER FREE.
President of switchboard compnn;
Released in Court.

President of Switchboard Company
Released in Court.
Magistrate Mayo to-day in the West
Side Court dismissed the case against
T. J. Murphy, former President OF the
Metropolitan Switchboard Company, OF
No. l13 Broadway. The complainant
was Charles l.. Eidlitz, of No. 81 West
Seventy-first street, who had charged
Murphy with appropriating sb OF the
company's money. Assistant District
Attorney Johnston represented the
prosecution ard James E. Smith looked
Utter Murphy's interest.
II was shown by the testimony that
the alleged larceny was one OF a series
of transactions in which Murphy toSR
money, gave his II o u, ana .ns
rloney was then taken out OF his salary
and expenses, or was intended to be SO so
done, and that Secretary 7. j. Sheiiy
had accepted the II o US
on these grounds the complaint was
dismissed.
The evening world., 1904-01-27
MORGAN CALLS FOR
PANAMA LETTER
Communication to Secretary
Hay Telling Why Amendments
TO Isthmian Treaty Were
Withdrawn Wanted in Senate.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator
Morgan to-day introduced resolution
directing the Secretary of State to send
the Senate "a copy of despatch or let
ter dated Jan. %, 1904. relating to the
withdrawal or abandonment OF all
amendments to the Hay-Varilla treaty,
which was sent by the Minister Of the
United States at Panama to John Hay,
Secretary of State, in which the rea-
sons for withdrawing the same are
stated."
The evening world., 1904-01-27
LOSES ALL AND ENDS LIFE.
rudolph Paul Inhnics Ga" Because
Of business Failure.

Because OF the failure OF restaurant
business in which he had invested his
entire savings, Rudolph Paul. iifty-sev-
sixth street committed suicide last
night by inhaling gas through a piece
Of rubber tubing in his bedroom.
Paul's wife died three months ago,
One az his children Is In an institution
on Randairs Island. the other lived with
him and occupied the room adjoining
that In which he died ~
The evening world., 1904-01-27
BEER KEG BROKE HIS ARM.

Motorman Sues Brewer Ehret for
$4,000 Damages.
In the Supreme Court to-day Motor
man Charles A. Kelly. through his
counsel. Charles Steckler. demanded
$4,000 damages from George Ehret. the
brewer. for injuries got in n collision
between his car and n big brewery
wagon. Counsel told the jury that on
March 4 1901, while Kelly was running
an electric car on Second avenue. a keg
OF beer tumbled of the wagon upon
him, breaking his left arm.
The motorman testified that he was a
whole month In the Presbyterian Hos
pittal.
The evening world., 1904-01-27
FLoTILLA AT GIBRALTAR.
Torpedo-Boat Destroyers Making
Their Way 10 Philippines.

GIBRALTAR, Jan. N-The United
States torpedo-boat destroyer notilla.
consisting OF the Decatur. cambridge,
Barry. Chancey and Dale, under con-
mand OF Lieut.. Lloyd H. Chandler, and
left Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Mon
day morning on Its way to the Philip
p0no Islands, arrived here to-day.
The evening world., 1904-01-27
WOMAN ACCUSES BROKER.
Has Him Arrested on Charge of
Withholding Bonds.

Charging in q suit to recover their
value. that Lionel Barnett whymper.
who has. offices at Broadway and Twen-
ty-ffth street, had failed to return s7.lsl
worth Of bonds confided to him for safe
keeping. Mrs. Lily Carlile, who lives at
the Hotel. Victorlas secured an order for
whympers arrest from Justice Glider
sleeve and he was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Walgerlng to-day and lodged in
Ludlow Street jail In default OF $500
bail. 'N
Mr.. Whymper lives at No I Woe
Ninety-first street. Mrs. Carlile is the
widow of Charles H. Carljle. who died
May 30. 1901.
The evening world., 1904-01-27
ENGINEERS INDoRsE BAKER.

ALBANY, Jan. N.-The Executive
Committee OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers at its session in this
city to-day adopted a resolution indors-
ing Frank NJ. Baker, of Owego. for re-
sioner. - = --'----- --------------
The evening world., 1904-01-27
SPANISH WAR ORDER DINNER.

An Informal dinner of the New York
Commandery Naval and Military Order
OF tho Spanish American War, VIII be
held tonight at the Cafe Martin. Wal
ter S. Logan and others Will be the
guests OF the Commandery.
The evening world., 1904-01-27

The 1904 WORLD ALMANAC and ENcY'
CLoPEpIA. Well printed and sub
stantiAIlr bound Contains over COZ
pages. 1000 topics. 10000 facts.
Price 26 cents. Of all newsdsalsrs. IS cents
hy mall
The evening world., 1904-01-27
FALLS AND BREAKS SKULL.

Man Drops from sixth story to the
Ground.
Andrew Barberie. forty years old. OF
No. 40 Park Row, while at work on
the sixth floor at No 104 East Thlr-
teenth street, fell from the sixth floor
10 the ground. He received a fractured
skull and was removed to Bellevue
The evening world., 1904-01-27
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATHS.

The Electric Lishl Baths that restored
king Edward 20 vigorous health are in full
or, ration St NiIIcr's Hotel, 40 and -
w, .8tb -. CHr ever. div Tor hoth
ln,iIrs and ttnt;si gu. naul'c and single
rooms with excellent hrrrd 10 -he nCtsl
The evening world., 1904-01-27
Catarrh Cures Considered
Their Effects, Defests and
Differences.

- ATARRH medicines are OF two
ciasses-those that cure and those
~ that relieve. Those that cure are are
called palliatiyes. The number OF speclnc
The evening world., 1904-01-27
LOOK BEFORE So.
- ltfel49uf
YOU leap.

The mosey which you are spending en
some patent medicine Cor. catarr6 would sEs
a.rSsn.T; Long way toward nd paynS Dr. Gsrdnsr e
trace OF Catarrh from your system. and ~
tssd Any case Of catasrh that pr. 6ssans:
cannot cannot enrs; II he falls after = .fsiI trial
CURE WILL BE RFFrfNpED. w
DEAFNESS. Sa
The money which you are spending on solns
worthless and often injurious appliances to
put In your ears to cure Deafness fwoud 70 .
permanent ana lasting cure OF Deafness. Dis
charging Ears or Head Noises. and rernsmbsf
case he falls TO make you hear. stop the
Head Noises or cure your Discharging r..
be returned IN YOU. " pr - p =
The evening world., 1904-01-27

You will waste lot of time looking
through dictionaries and encyelo-
pedias Tor facts. You will save time
by consulting The World Almanac
and Encyclopedia. Price % cents, ny
mail s5 cents.
The evening world., 1904-01-27

eies and local applications OF all kinds. They
seem to cure for a while. but the disease
is sure TO return.
Peruna belongs to the class OF catarrh
remedies called specifics. Peruna does not
The evening world., 1904-01-27

cathrrh remedies Is
small Indeed. the
number OF catarrh
palliatives Is legion.
The effect OF catarrh
palliatives Is often
immediate. but al
ways I o m p o r n ~
they never cure. This
kind of catarrh medi-
cine includes sprays.
.aefa aahaIantS 30
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

By the most important Of the coast
lines omclals and no will doubtless
combine on the trip business with
pleasure. To a reporter Mr. RIPLEY
said that with the opening OF spring
would begin the resumption OF work
on Tho Santa Dc cutoff and that 70
could be- finished 20 the Rock Island
On nlnoy days after tho start. a. proa-
emit work on enc cutoff De- confined
wholly 10 the building OF q bridge over
the Rio Orando at Holon. ar. Ripley
stoutly denied that there was any
thing in The wioo spread rumor that
a tramo agreement hao been conaum'
atod between che Santa 70 and the
Rock lsland. and he was very much
inconsod over having tho matter
brought up 10 an Interview ana oH-
pressed his opinions 10 very forciblo
manner However, bis expression
would lead one 10 believe that negot.
latlons 20 effect ca alliance of the
two roads was 10 progress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
CLAUD BARBEE ARRESTED
MURDERER or DEPUTY SHERIFF
HAMILTON or LINCOLN coUN.
TY, TAKEN FOUR YEARS AFTER
KILLING.

Deputy sheriff Robert Lewis of lin.
coin county returned on Thursday
morning last from Douglas, Arizona,
with Claud Barhee In custody Rar
bee killed Deputy sheriff Hamilton Of
Lncoln county about four years ago in
the eastern part Of Socorro county Ito
was arraigned before Justice Of the
Peace Green at socorro and his pre-.
liminary hearing was set for February
22nd
Regarding the capture of narboo the
BIBboo Review says;
"a short time asp man recognised
10 boz Claud Barheo. the murderer of
a. X Hamilton. of Nogal. Lincoln
county, was Ia nIsboo. Arizona. ON.
Ger Graham OF Blsheo arrested Barboo
and AZ once notified tho oflcorB or this
territory Two OF them came with
the proper papers 90 take Barboo back
with them Ia the meantime hhbeas
corpus proceedings had been begun By
a Bisbeo attorney TO get Barbeo out o.
Jail The officers. from New Mexico.
when they discovered this. went 20 the
Jail during the night. took Barbeo and
loft with him overland Tor Nov Mex
leo"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
TICKET WAS SCALPED
IN SPITE or THAT WOMAN GETS
JUDGMENT AGAINST NORTH.
ERIN PACIFIC,

Mrs Edith J. Rain OF Denver. olo..
who sued the Northern Pacihc rail.
road company for $4,000 damages for
Injuries sustained "a two collisions.
September ~ and N, 1902, while en-
route from Seattle 10 Denver. was
given a verdict OF t5,uOO damages by
"a jury in the United states district
court AT Milwaukee, wis Mrs Rain
will take an appeal 10 tbe United
states court OF appeals.
Tho railroad company COntendod
that Mrs, Rain was riding on . scalp.
crs ticket and was not entitled 90
damages
Judge seaman charged the jury that
people who ride upon tickets sold %
scalpera by other persons 90 30 az
their own risk unless the tickets are
original tickets Iney are troapasaorB
upon railroad trains, subject 10 being
elected upon the refusal 20 pay for
their passage. and II tnoy sustain In
jury they are not entitled 10 recovery.
A second suit o. depending 90 a
considerable extent upon the outcome,
as Mr. Rain has sueu the company
for f25 1000 damages for loss of his
wifos services and society
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

BE- brought TO Santa Sc nov. Other.
wise bic testimony is not had on the
trial IN civil cases. uopositions OF
Witnesses living outa,-o the county
whore the case ~ % b. tried are gen.
orally taken. n no chances 90 live
at Yuma or Denver. he has 90 BE-
brought now, or his deposition taken.
ln federal cases. the Increased ca.
ponso. ~ any. would sail upon che
United states Doub less congress
would provide FOR ono session OF tht
Unltcd States court TO De neid IN what
is now New CEico. aaA one IN what
ls now Arizona. mo size OF states
end the location Of state lines 90 not
increase or decrease the cost Of %.
curing witnesses or dispositions 20 be-
used ln Tho trial OF causes the
difference o. the statute law OF the
two territories Go a sman matter. the
laws can be left as they are until q
uniform system can be Adopted Tho
governor does not raise this az on
objection We have never heard any
objections raised 10 uniting the two
territories. except upon such sweeping
gcnoralitics. 90 the governor uses in
this interview V certainly iooks az
u We will have joint statehood. or wait
an indefinite period for any statehood
and probably oven then have Joint
statehood. The interests OF the poo-
pie az a whole M the two territories
should be the only consideration o.
this matter
JOINT STATEHOOD ADVOCATE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
TRAVELLING HOTEL STARTS
SANTA re HAS A NEW SCHEME
FOR roURisTs' AccoMMopA.
TON.

A Wichita Kansas. special dated
Feb 9, says Beginning yesterday
the San's Pc Installed on its Panhan.
dc trains Nos. sol aud 5O2 running
10 New Mexico points, what ID known
among railroad men as the travelling
hotel" The name OF the car is Baro.
bon. u was built especially for the
use OF tOuria parties
the car has a capacity for thirty
people. That number can be- feu aud
slept 10 the coach. which is built
something on the order OF a sleeper
it o. said 30 contain everything that
is TO 900 found in an up-to-dato hotel
Ammunition and firearms are carried
ln liberal quantities for the use OF tour.
lists should they desire 10 hunt. rue
car viii leave Wichita al 6:lb clock
be the evening every two weeks, "a
takes ten days for the car 20 make
the round trip and gives the tourists
ample time in whicn 90 see tho oOun.
try. Tho remaining four days OF the
two weeks the car win BE- kept on a
sldetrack 90 the Wichita yards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

The Optic stands for the interests oi
lts patrons in more WAYS than one.
The business ONCE declines advertis-
ing OF an outside mail order houses,
although Il could probably hll many
columns with matter " that sort which
Is offered continually Home mcr.
chants should bear this fact 10 mind
when figuring their advertising ox'
ponsc and before they send ont ~
town for printing Tor their own use
Las Vegas Optic
Words well said and they also an.
swor Tor Albuquerque The Citizen
has half dozen letters on n,c from
biz mail order houses Of Denver. oma.
ha and Kansas city Two OF them from
mail order retail groccry establish.
menis. soliciting Advertising space IN
this paper. al a greatly increased rate
over that paid boy local advertis.
ers. but have declined to entertain all
such propositions, believing that tho
space boz Tho Citizen belongs almost
exclusively t0 home merchant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Nc and Mrs VIII clifford entertain.
ed "a party OF friends last Wednesday
evening and wo will stand sponsors
Tor the statement that g. like number
Of good people of Dom.ng never enjoy.
yd themselves more in che same
length of time than ala those who
were gathered under the hosptahie
roof of the CInords that night
The evening was spent with cards,
music and conversation. and a most
elegant ropast was served to which no
did ample Justice
We wish GO make special mention Of
the soul stirrIag musical entertain.
mont given by that famous trio Oakley
clifford Tony Keith and Claude H0l.
lngHworih u was The feature OF the
evening.
Those pres 20 were Mr.. aud Mrs. W.
70 Oron MT and Mrs w Holdings.
worth, MT aud Mrs No. NJ Stocker.
Mrs Nora Bush Claude Hollingaw0r,h.
Tony Keith and others Domlng Head,
light
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Last night between the hours of ;
and 10 O'Clock thieves entered the
store a. NJ g. .,ettleton on Third
street and carried away a few pins OF
some little value and a few watches
OF uncertain value. An entrance was
affected through a rear door, and APP
poarnuCes would cause belief that tho
door was forced by main strength OF
one or more men and that they were
amateurs az the business. Mr.. Nettle-
ton was abson. from the store the ear
ly part Of the evening aud returned
shortly before no o clock 20 discover
tho robbery. The matter was reported
TO the police az once, but as far 40 has
been given out no clue 20 the burglars
has as yet been found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
new RAILWAY HOSPITAL
Work Mas Commenced and viii Be
Pushed With Rapidly,
II WILL st MOST COMPLETE

The plans on which The new Santa
BE hospital viii be constructed are
original with Or Gutter. local
surgeon IN charge. who viii have sup.
orvlaion OF the new institution when
it On finished
Dr. Gutter had charge OF the old
hospital before q burned ana he viii
have charge Of the new one when o.
BE- built
The plans we're elaborated upon by
Architect " hittlcscy md approved by
Chief Ea1iEsss a. =. nurns OF tho
Santa Fc coast lines.
u will be a modern pavilion iospital
consisting OF four Instinct buildings
and will have an ample capacity OF
caring Of nifty patients. 70 will be- in
the snapo of a errors. and will cover
the entire premises OF the hospital
site The front will extend 200 feet
north io south fnu the depth OF the
lots. ltZ feet. Tho central or admin.
stratlou building sll occupy che very
center and viii bu two stories q Will
comprise on tho nrt 1oor a central
reception room, "a small hall. CUnsulta'
ton ROOM disponsary labortories ply.
sicianG' offices and stewards once.
Taeso departments will Do to the right
of a broad double staircase leading 90
tho second story, and 20 the LETT OF
this same stair case viii be the rest
room. rscslving ward for ambulance
cases. ether room and dressing rooms
and a large operating room about one.
third OF which viii b" glass. On the
second noor OF the central building
/ will Doe twelve rooms for patients.
I These rooms will be- as finely furnish
cd and equipped as any over install.
I cd in a hospital
In the rear of the central building
20 the east be- 90 be- located the ser.
vice building. including ia the base.
mont. the laundry and furnace and
| kitchen and 3 perate dining rooms for
whites. Mexlcans ana Indian patients
on the ground nOor. rhls department
I az we'll as the mcdica, and surgical de-
/ partnonts will be- equipped with all
l modem conveniences On the second
/ floor OF this building "a located a
commodious ward 10 the north and
south Of the central building viii bo
two detached wards In one story build
iugs. one wei 90 medical and the
other surgical These ward1 will De
equipped complete with diet kitchens
nurses rOoms.o linen room bath and
lockers The buildings will BE- frame
The company desired putting up
brick building but they also desired q
furnish the institution with every con
venlonce and both could not be done
with the funds set aside for the pur
pose. Dr cater saio that be hac
been informed that tho construction
WOULD begin as soon a. tae material
arrived. and put the completion Of
the new hospital at about thrc,
months ir the future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
4. 3. U. W. In go shape.

Grand Rapids, .dlcn.. Fob 0-The
Michigan grand lodge OF the Ancient
order OF United Workmon assembled
IN biennial session hoeo today. Tho
report Of Grand Master Workman y.
G. Wotmore Is interesting as II tends
90 show the Caoct on the member.
ship OF the order az a result OF the
increase in rates, Tho figures show
that while the Increase in membership
during the past year was somewhat
smaller than in the preceding year,
there was a gratifying decrease In the
number of suapohhIons anu withdraw.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Cir W Haggins OF Melbourne. ria,
writoa. ~ doctor t0id me had
Consumption and nothiBg oould be
done f0r me- I waH given % 20 die.
Inc offer of a free trial bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery ior UOnaump.
lion. induced me 90 Try O. Results
were startling. / am now on the road
10 recovery and owe al 20 Dr. Kings
New Discovery it surely saved my
l.ie.' Tnis great cure % guaranteed
for an throat and lung diseases By
an druggists Price 5oc and 81 90.
rrIai bottles free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
DIES FROM his WOUNDS
ELlu MARTINEZ, WHOSE SKULL
WAS BROKEN AND THROAT CUT
BY NEGRO RoBBER.

EIu dartiuez the young man
whose throat was cue and skull was
fractured ln several places BY a ne.
Ero robbor az Van Houten last week.
died last Thursday morning, and was
buried the following day In Fairmount
cemetery Ration. the funeral services
Being held al tne Presbyterian
church iu East Rat0n
The murdered young man Was IN
years OF age and was the son o. Juan
Manuel Martinez of Raton He was
exemplary Ia his habits. being tenn.
pcrato. honest aud trustworthy. and
aot only held the respect and conn.
dence oi the Ratou Coal a. Coke com.
pany $50 whose employ ne had been
ior tho past year. but was liked and
respected by on who know him.
The negro. jackson, who was arrest.
cd for the murder of young Martinez.
Is without much doubt the man who
committed tho bloody deod Many cir.
enstancu 900 t0 prove it-Ra,on
Range
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
For over slEty Yeafs.

An old and well tried remedy.
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing syrup has
been used for over sixty years by mil
lions o. mothers Tor their children
while teeth 'nE with perfect success.
Il soothos the child. aoflens the gums.
allays an pain, cures wind collie and 10
the best remedy Tor diaThooa g.
pleasant 20 the taste. Sold by drug.
gista en- every part of the world. TWon-
tyhve cents a bottle. he vallo 10 IN
calculahle. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winsiows Soothing syrup and take
no other Kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
1T WASN'T A MOUSE;
HENCE HER BRAVERY
MRS. cocHaANE SAVED HER
HOME BY PRESENCE or MIND.

mo. : dldn loto my head " had
no doubt the loss would have been
much greater. But the Gre department
arrived 80 quickly. ! don't think the
house would have burned" said MrH
Cochrano. The heroine of last cycr.us 81
Gre.
Mr. CoChraue o. "A freight conductor
running between this city and Gallup
and resides with bis family at 2tt
West uunIng avenue. To was cat on
the road. and last night a IRE occur.
red az HE house
u was AZ my sewing machine" con.
tinued Mrs, Coctrano. when the lamp
uppod On the machine against the
window by which my new Singer was
setting. As reached for Il there was
a loud report. the lamp went 10 pieces
and burning oil covered the floor a.
caught the curtain and scattered over
tho dashboard ana wall l picked up
a rug and threw it on the floor whore
the oil was thlckest. and then ran
and got some water. forgot 90 cry
are. A tub fun of water wa on the
porch and ! carried Il into the house
aud threw d on che burning carpet and
curtain The Gre was out before enc
department arrived.
= don't know how the alarm WIS
turned in. Ny little boy and ! wore
iu tho house sl1ne."
Mrs. CoChranoa dress was badly
scorched. and she agreed with the ie
Her back was . lIttlo lame this morn
inc from lifting the tub % ua;cr Tho
loss b. not as great as FIRST reported
but will foot up probab y $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
A NInht Arm.

Worse than an alarm OF hre At nlgSt
iB the brassy cough O cpOup. which
sounds like The cAlldf - death knell
and u means death unless something
ia done quickly, FOley'a Honey ana
Tar never falls 20 give instant relief
and quickly cures the rst forms OF
Group. Mrs. p. l.. COrdier OF Manning
ton. KY, writes: MY three year old
girl had q severe case Of Group: lac
doctor said she could not live. I got a
bottle OF Foley's Honey and ar. the
FIRST dose gave cute relief and saved
her lfe." Refuse substitutes tor sale
by J N. OHielly Co.