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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

Beloved Of the Prophet, /, thy dog, thy
slave. have sinned and am not worthy to
serve thee. Thou didst send me to watch
the going out and comings In of this white
Hakdm, and l. Chand XII Beti, set a watch
about the great hospital. Selim l set in the
lane and Sher ALI at the Byculla gate, while
/ watched In the shadow of the dispensary
wall. So we waited the whole day till the
sun was low, and we had tasted save for a
little pan supari; and, Friend of the World,
we were faint, and our tongues chung to our
teeth for drought And 1 called Selim and
told him would cross to the opposite side
for awhile and eat little at the shop of
Said the Strong, and when I returned l
would keep his watch also, that he might
eat. / did but taste a little curry and
dhall, and smoke a birri and-perhaps-"
He faltered and looked supplicatingly at
her as he added, land perhaps single cup
of shraub."
Ben Alif paused, waited for her comment.
He was crouched at her feet, and would
have kissed her sandal had he dared. But
her face was cold and set and she ignored
his humility, merely ordering him to get
to his tale"
IT was away but short half hour, o
Shining One, and when 1 came back Selim
was gone and Sher Ali knew nothing. I
found Selim later. drinking and smoking
with the barber Jhan, and dragged him
forth. Then, to make sure of no harm, l
ran and spoke to the hamal that l had
business and would the Sahib. And he
the Sahib was just gone forth.
And then we ran this way and that, like
lost dogs, but could find no scent till girl,
q birri-wallah, called to Sher Ali, whose
friend she was, and questioned him what he
sought. And when he told here, she said
quickly: All. he was here; was there any
harm?'
MAY, I know not; but there may be-
Sher Ali answered Why dost thou ask,
and whittier went hep But the girl smote
her breast and cried out: Ahie! What
have I done7 / have betrayed him! Oh,
Ali, what shall do? What shall do?'
'.But All called for me. and caught her
roughly and babe her speak quick and tell
what she knew.
''she said that the sahib. whom she
knew from his having doctored her
brother in tho dispensary, had stopped
to light his cigar, and when he had
gone, q lame pariah called Aguf the Red
came from the shadows and asked II that
was the Hakim Sahib. She was afraid
Of the man and told him yes. and then
him. for when he heard 1t he had darted
limping away up a side street by which
he might intercept the Sahfb If such were
his intention.
she suspected Aguf's calling, Sher All came
running through-and that was all we
could get save that the chase had passed.
tan rood minutes gone
I'VE ran, Light Of the Stars. up this
way and down that. till we heard the
voice OF q woman crying, and then we
had to make our way round to the place.
And when we came there we found a
naked girl, bayadere from one Of the
temples striving with choar in pas
stiiI.
ssThis s1ri struck the pariah Son of
Eheitan with knife, even before these
hands could reach him; and Tor me. wise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
Ask for Ohio River Improvement.

A delegation representing interests along
the Ohio river was heard by the House
committee on rivers and harbors yesterday
in favor Of nine-foot channel at low water
in that stream. 1t was estimated that
1900, 600 would be required for the COM
pletion Of this project The important pre-
liminary, 1t was stated. was an appropria-
ton for q survey from the Big Miami to
Cairo Those favoring the project were
Albert Bittinger T. J. McHugh and E. C.
Gibbs of Cincinnati, F. B. Posey of Evans
Vile, Ind, and w. A. Patton of Catletts-
Ville KY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
Miss Milroy Earns Degree.

The University of Berlin has conferred
the degree of doctor of philosophy with
the greatest praise on Miss Ina Milroy Of
Detroit, Mich, for her work in chemistry.
She orally defended her proposition against
three male opponents Miss Milroy is the
tenth woman to receive a doctorate from
the Berlin University, of which number five
are Americans,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
Regarding Public Lands.

The House committee on public lands
yesterday authorized a favorable report on
a bill to modify the forest reserve lien
land law so that land chiefly valuable for
timber cannot be taken In exchange for
private holdings in forest reserves.
A bill also was favorably reported to set
apart as a park in connection with the
National Soldiers Home at Hot Springs,
S. D., 5000 acres, including Battle noun
tain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

means committee. reported substitute for
the Hitchcock resolution. calling upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury to furnish the
House with information regarding the num-
Der of carriages furnished his department
at government expense. The substitute,
Mr.. Payne explained. called for the same
information as the original resolution. The
resolution was agreed to.
Federal Aid for Good Roads.
Upon request of Mr.. Williams QAiss)
unanimous consent was granted for forty
eight minutes during which Mr.. Zenor Qnd)
discussed the question OF good roads.
Mr.. Zenor maintained that the general
government should bear 90 per cent Of the
cost of constructing the public highway.
At $40 the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

Sutton deems It advisable to begin that
work.
The tug James X. Jackson Is lying at
Benefits boat yard at the foot Of 18th
street, and. it is stated, will be given an
overhauling before the river opens for tow
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

of the world, and the agent of civilization
in the effort to secure an isthman canal.
yielded the floor, and at 4:05 pm. the Sem
ate adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
CHAPTER VII.

The pariah's murderous fingers. together
with the loss of blood and a cracked skull
proved too much for the doctor, and he
collapsed while the girl was still strug-
giing Tor the knife. Later he came to-
slowly and unwillingly. with high pulse
ana temperature. His eyes opened on his
surroundings. strange as they were. with
dull acquiescence, they seemed SO init
mately a part of the Wild dreams which had
been pursuing him that he accepted them
as such without question. When his head
or throat panied him he touched them
cur1ously. but the bandages held no mean
ing for him.
He was lying on dais raised barely a
foot from the floor and supported by great
glass balls or casters. while tiny lamps
mere floating wicks In colored glasses
burned In what looked like great pattern
around his couch. There were bars Of red
and white streaking the floor, and at the
foot OF the couch. inside the pattern Of
lamps, an old man was crouched over a
brazen pot that was set on spirit lamp.
Into this pot he was dropping powders and
measured liquids. and now and again a
scarlet flower plucked from wreath that
crowned his hoary head and hung about
his neck. And ever the smoke Of incense
4
rose up from the pot and curled like sin
uous serpent around the mans body. He
was nude save for the flowers. and gaunt,
but nevertheless full Of certain dignity
which was enhanced by his great white
beard and his mystic occupation Now and
again he arose to his full stature and, taxi
ing the brazier by both handles. raised 1t
high above his head and swayed 1t In slow
half circles, first this side. then that. NUT
tering all the while smantrams Qncanta-
tions) to Mariana Devi, the Goddess Of
Death. and to Lakshimi. the Wise in Magic.
Beside him on "a tray stood q silver bowl
of blood. and yet another Of fresh-boiled
rice while innumerahie other objects. curl
Gus and repeIient, lay grouped around.
There were dharba grasses and dried roots
In profusion, cardamoms, goodly pile of
saffron. together with batel leaves and
bcnes-human metecarpal and vertebral-
And at intervals the man would crawl on
his belly around the pattern doing puja
(worship) to the lamps. whispering strange
words to them and laying before them q
little blood-stained rice, betel leaf or
some of the grasses Then again he would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
Federal Aid for Good Roads.
Bills introduced to Buy Sites for Post
Office and a Branch.

Office and a Branch.
Representative Rider of New York has
introduced bill appropriating 100000
for the purchase of the site offered by the
Pennsylvania railroad on 9th avenue be-
tween 31st and 83d streets, New York city,
for city post Offices The cost Of the
building to be erected Id fixed at s., COCO
He also introduced q bill appropriating
$1,000. 900 for the purchase Of site for a
branch post Office offered by the New York
Central Railway Company at its new ter
minal. The cost Of this building is limited
to $1,000 CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
EBERT HUBBARD MARRIED.
The Bride Was Alice L. Moore Of Con


A dispatch from Bridgeport. Conn, last
night says:
Ebert Hubbard of East Aurora. N. Y,
and Alice L. Moore of Concord, Mass. were
married this afternoon In this city by q JUS
tice Of the peace. After the ceremony they
left Immediately for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

tackled Meredith was sitting in the gutter
moaning and trying to find out what had
happened: and still the short, snarling
breaths and gasps, with now and then a
smothered groan were borne to them from
out the dark doorway.
OF sudden the man In the gutter raised
his head In an attitude. of attention, then
scrambled hurriedly up with a low note of
warning to the others. and went hopping
away at great pace, with his rags flap
ping around him.
The others paused moment listening,
and then there came the sound Of voices
and quick rushing footsteps. That was
enough; and with hoarse cry to the man
IN the passage they darted away and were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21


'Who does NOT read (
The Starr"
It's easier to answer the
other question - WHO
reads The Starr"
Everybody does" say
all competent authorities.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03

THE growing importance OF the
Brownsville country is attracting
ID snread attention. A slgnlh-
..ut fact attesting the truth OF this
: the recent appearance IN the
Houston Post of a series of articles
.,,ieflv of a news nature, from
brownsville. setting forth the de-
ue,onment of this town and section:
pecoqnizing the growing demand
for information concerning inc
brownsville county, the Post ias
been quick to see its opportuni'y
and has secured the services OF ai
active and intelligent speciai coi
respondent here, that 1t may iui
n;sh its readers with what they o e
Jt;sa case of mutual bench
the POST and Brownsville. III
..,,ds who are turning thel
.;tber will read the pape
which keeps them posted on IN
section. The balance noweVei'
much heavier on the side :,
pro,vnsuille, when weighing II
heref;ts. This country could ma
20 better medium for making us
Lnoyn lust where it will do /
most The Posts wide circular
,hr h Eastern Texas and We ,e
en- louisiana willA the public
tiorIof its special Brownsville III
ts.Isag this section pr0minen
Sefofe thevery people who are III
INTERESTED in the new developm
nm the lower Rio Grande-
.,,,,a, benefit which this place
Surrounding section will de-
from the special Brownsville
respondence of the Post can hal
he adequately estimated. l.
without doubt be Instruments, ,ne
,.roe,v in the bringing OF hume
.,vestors here, and assist TO a
exteut' in the up-buiidii
brownsville.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03
COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

po,sville Tex, Feb. oath. l9o+'
Notice is hereby given that there
nil, he held at the Federal Couf.
House in Brownsville, Texas, at :
clock P. NJ, on Saturday, March
9Th. 1904, delegate county con
,,snt;on for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the Republican stare
ConTention. which will be held al
C;tv Of Dallas ON Tuesday, March
o9rd 1904, for the purpose OF nom,
i ;no.;re four delegates at large ana
: Co. o1ternates at large to the Rep
: ,,h,;can National Convention ana
: for .be transaction of such otnef
it h,,s.ress as may properly come DE-
- fore it. h,;.,
If Ma,rbers of the Republican
er County Executive COMMITTEE 20
is hereby directed to hold p1'niai Is
is or conventions in their respec'is
of Irst;ce of Peace Precincts fof III
he nrrnose of electing delegates |
We said Comfy Convention
elf Members of the Executive Sos'
he ,,,;,tee and all other Republican
ION desiring to participate IN san y
st ,naries or said County ConVeii5e
ca are hereby notified that only no
lat Republicans who are quallhed We
lily ars and have complied withYall t
lost reo,,irements of the TerTA Ele
ent ron Law will be allowedto par
The cipate or will be eligi5 l. for ell
and ron as delegates.
rive NJ FELL
cor Chairman Cam. Co (Rep- Ex- &c
rdly R. x. RESrrRo-
will Sec. Cam. C% Rep Ex- =
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03
TUE STATE OF TExssh-

To the Sheriff or any
C.r.eron County Greeting: -,
Iosiah Turner, Administrator Va
- Anassacio Trevinss: aseSease
49,. std in our County Cort ~,
naSu,s ..-o,,nt of fine condtnn OF y
r hlA. g sad Anastacio Trexuo,
f.a ISL ,oaetter with an aEps,Gstlon
- discharged from SAID Asnsn
Vo.- ARE HEREBY CoMMfSel
rs,bl;cation of this wr-ti 10
~ in the Brownsville ID AuT
u. susnaner regularly pueks6ed n
~. Il Cameron you give cue
to all persons interested ns g Es,s
tor Final Settlement OF sAa E -.
: S1e Their objections thereof II a.,
49, on or before the Marcn
IoNH of said County Cnsrt, g
c ~ and to to be holdan at u
j.. We.,se of said County. m BIG o
on the 21st. day in MIen ~
n said Account and ARplicA'io
=, cons;dered by said Court.
WITNESS. my mar
,fl 80 Of Office, stBrownj
!, 80 this 25rd~ day
1904. cso-. n
m Cameron County, Texas
/ hereby certify the aDo1
H. copy. 500, q
County, Texas
u
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aud tie crime with winch 60
charged being murder. In every |
case writes Washington, mur
A. was the sole accusation All
of these burnings took place III
hroas daylight, and two OF them
occ,,-r..d on Sunday afternoon IN
sight of Christian church'
These appalling deeds seem to nave ,
a.ssed almost unnoticed by the
press. except for the publication Oh
dispatches telling of their occur
rence. II world appear that South
az, neople are growing callous an'
indifferent to such brutal and tlend
;sb acts. And yet it is not to b
believed that the better element .
the Southern people, which surel
includes the majority OF the POI
,.,atio.1 Of the South, can condoi
such fearful deeds. Some actio
surely should be taken by this Ell
ment to abolish this cruel ana Il
human practice, which is a hideo'
blot upon the, fair fame OF o
Southland.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03

If your uncle has an aunt VINO
has a nephew whose wife mas a
cousin that is married to an ola
friend of your wife's sister, whcSe
grandfather used to live in the same
town with an old schoolmate OF
YOURS, whose son-in-law is in St-
o,,;s Won should at once renew
the acquaintance with a view Oh
saving hotel bills while attending
the Worlds Fair. This schehis
can be worked successfully IN many
Observation-Disclosures, East Au
! oro N V
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03
NUuGTO TAX PAYERS.

Notice Is. hereby gwen that 1 the TN
dersignd, the City Assesrr and Coaector
If the City of Brownsville, am now ready
and prepared to receive the renditions,
tjy owners or agentssthereof, of all prop
erty sitnated in the same City of Browns
vile. subject to taxation by this city by
of this state and the ordinances
y, and all persons owning OF
Apropezty IN this city On the
iScnary, A. D. 1904, are
It sulh resditions are
\rendered to me. be
N and FIVE
on>the corner
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03
LowEoIonlst Rates

The souXh ern Pacific announces NICE
that from March lst of April 'oen'
there will be on sa.e
daily l 99w colonist one way tickets os's
rexls to points in California affoaa-
inJ an opportunity for men OF OHM Inn,
.ikd means to travel to the f as.
Loast at a very small cost Ihe<
neriodical low rates have proven
rsrv popular, and it is quite likely
,hat ,uany will take ADVANTAGES @
.har, during the period indicateo
IT,, Isa southern Pacific operates ire
recl,ning chair cars and Pullma :
5 to,,r;st sleepers all the way throuei
i Sh;ch, with the use of cinderles
i o;l-burning locomotives make ira
n :, far more comfortable than ev
e love. Those desiring informati'
obtain same by applying s
.agent or writing l.
~. A., at. iHoustc
80 A. !.
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GENERAL

To Amt outst
ming OF quart
To Amt registe
Amt balance o
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rora, N. Y.

The man who parades his virtues
* not always so successful in con-
cealing his vices
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Nov. ). 1905, b
To Balance "
ness due by
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Nov. 5. 1905 ID
scrip Bill
To Balance Regli
due By this fuj
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
AN ordinance to provide for the Nv,
of assessment and collection of Taxestor
d. enaylng expences of the CITY povefz
anen., 1or street and bridge purposes
and 10 pay the interest and to create
sihklng fund OF the bonded indebtues
1904. ms ior the yea
a., BE It ordained by the city council o
the Nity OF brownsville that there s,,al
pe levied, assessed, and collected the fol.
Home taxes for the year A. d. 1904. as
: follows, towit- .
5 SECTION 1. For the purpose of defrav-
ing Inc current expenses of the CITY
su,elH1nent OF the said city of Browns
snie' Ior the year A d. 1904, there is
twenty-fve(25] cents on the one hru ~
dred 1901 dollars cash yaIue tberaof -
tinlated III lawful currency of the T-,;.o5
States, which said cash valne Shall 10
estimated IN the manner prescribed Inv
the laws of this state and the orj;,,a,,,e'.
OF this city, on all property. real. perscn-
d. Oh mixed, situated in said CITY of
oloWilSviIie, not especially exe,nD+ed
rom taxation by the laws OF this state
Iidde ana provided, on the first Qst.
udy OF January of the year. A. ID. 1904
ana on ali property sent out of said CITY
piiol 10 sad hrst 1st- day of January. F.!
-. a u l9o4 tor the purpose of evading
'ie payment OF taxes thereon. and after |
wards returned to said CITY.
SECTION 2 For the purpose of inn
proving and keeping in repair. the roads
streets, and bridges, within the CITY lin,
Its of said CITY of Brownsville 1fhere
shall be. and now be-ab,, ~
annual tax of 6ftaer 11E H.
one hundred (S10O1 6oI,a,- Ine
thereof. estimated in -. ~
the United States -
shall be esti,uu Il
by the = r,
apss -
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10
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$1,000, y
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the payment .,
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ON stlIn IAAeS, %
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not !aasd ON OF pel' ~
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firm, on corporation shaf
ha,u or ON his or the;;T
this ordinance until tie
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03

re news of the bringing IN oi
artes;an well at FL Sauz h.'y
~. - from Brownsville was reoe,N
I'M eth the greatest interest os
60 w. of THE HERALD last even
Stem by tep, the proved al
.ns ;., 1 belt has heen widening i
.lA a;rect;on of Brownsville slw
e. q, hs d. sursly coming n.y. ans
p; sgi the hope that nd yon til
sGrande's shore Re ma
Elll, draw <pon til:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-03-03

garden
Re passed, the
brownsville may
Tut why not at
If the wonderful
underlies this place
hot sleeping on our
Killing to utilize it! 1t Is
Re which we are allowing
die With artesian water
q here, the question of a sup
4 pure, wholesome water 10
:. 4stic purposes would be settle
TO the everlasting benefit OF Oh
people. Speed the day. whe
brownsville capitalists may col
clude to invest some OF their meai
IN securing this great blessing II
themselves and the entire people
this community.
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To Amt m II.
beginning OF {
ToAn't rcceiv
By :. paidoi
com % Trea
Amt to balan'
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Nov. ). 1903 b
ing. ---------
To Balance Res
ness due by I
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To Amt in HI
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c,,rr Co. Scrip on hand '''-'1
S 1865
6p20.
,,,ss e.a.uined and approved is dpe1, e'n =,
:...x- cc.,rt of Cameron Counts -Tekas' al
p,,,v,,nsri,,e this February L. i9o4'
WNJ. RUS SILL.
Presiding oficerof Commissioners >@''
JOSEPH WfAB
,c ,.rk. Cameron County, Texas
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To Amt in ham
ming of quartet
To Amt received
By :. Paid out
and bonnus of II
Amt to balance. II
Nov. ). 1908 baianc1
To Balance Registd
due by this fund \
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BOND TAX F
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ginning o
Amt balan
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Nov. 3. 1903,
To Balance
ness due |
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ROAD AND BR

17.95---------
To Amt receives
scrip Sis. cash
By Amt paid out
and com. Of IRE
BY to amt. balan|
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Nov. ). 1905
To Balance
ness due
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= ls72-s5 lSz2.S5
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less
2s1.OO.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-20
Prize Puzzle.

The prize puzzle is now for sale at
the Chamber Of Commerce. Price 10
cs. There are two prizes to be award
ed-one for guessing the majority Of
votes Of ithe successful presidential
candidate, and the other for filling
out the chart correctly. Directions
accompany each puzzle. The Chamb-
or of Commerce will set aside as re-
ceived, and deposit in the First Ma
tional bank of Florence, 20 per cent
of the net receipts from the sales Of
the puzzle. 1.-THE Man Of Commerce,
the Missing Link to be distributed
in prizes as follows:
Twenty five per cent Of the prize fund
accumulated from sales up to and in
cluding November 7th, 1904. will be
awarded and paid to the person guess.
ing the nearest to the majority OF the
popular vote or plurality, for the suo-
cessful candidate for president of the
United States. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-10-20
chamberla,ns Cough Remedy.

No one is acquainted with its good
qualities can be surprised At the
great popularity Of Cha~berlain' g
Cough Remedy. 1T not only cures
colds and grip effectually and per-
manently but prevents these diseases
from resulting in pneumonia. 1t is
also certain cure for Group. Whoop-
ing cough is not dangerous when this
remedy is given. It contains no OPT
um or other harmful substance and
may be given as confidently to baby
as to an adult. 1t Is also pleasant to
take. When all Of these facts are
taken into consideration it is not sur
prising that people in foreign lands.
as we'll as at home. esteem this reme-
dy very highly and very few are will.
ing to take any other after having
once used it. For sale by all drug
gists.