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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19

SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
The scene Is laid in Buftland thriving
city on Lake Erie, in the spring OF 1873. ar,
thur Farnhaln, rich and cultured. a retired
army officer, although he is vet young, ana
"a widower Of some years standing Is seated
in his library, when Maud Mate mn Is / an,
tall and robust girl OF eighteen or nineteen.
OF a singulaIiy fresh and vigorous beauty.
/, ton, either as his secretary or as a LOCAL ga
4 librarian. Farnhan,. who Is president OF me
board. promises to give her an answer to her
Mauds father. Saul Aiatchin carpenter.
OF English extraction, IS sober Industrious 1n,.,
he dreamed OF having his boys succeed him
4 in his shop. and the girls should 80 out to
service In respectable families. But 1t was
The elder daughter married. at fifteen.
1ourne,1nan printer. and became the mother
q six riotous children Maud the me SoS Taiiv
name for her was Matte. but she called her,
self Maud She read nashy ro IN th oi nma
family consented that she should go to the
nigh school. After leaving this her dissatsfac-
ton with tho lifo around her intensified.
The library board defeats Farnhains PROPOSE
ton for Maud election MS assistant She calls
at his house to learn her. fate, and he escorts
her 10 the garden Gata Where she Is seen by
Sam sleeny, who works for her father and is
= In love with Maud
slecny. who. is Jealous. of Farnhann, and
therefore emb!ttered against aristocrats. is
persuaded by Andrew Jackson Offitt. u labor
agitator to Join the brotherhood OF Bread
winners Subsequently Sleeny, while making
repairs in Farnham's house. is a witness. to
Tarnhams meeting with the wealthy Mrs;
Bedding and her beautiful and accomplished
daughter. seeny consoles himself with tho
4 idea that Farnhnm and Alice Bedding arc
In love.
Maud and sccny attend a ''seance.' where
one Bott is the medium" Maud. who Is
now depely in love with Farnhasn. asks the
& ''spirits" II It DO right for a woman to pro
pose She Is given a reply In the affirmative
There is another vacancy In the library,
and Maud visits Farnhan to Inquire about
It, as VOL as to declare her passion for
him. To his establishment. she announces:
81 love your and throws her head On his
shoulder He insists that he does not love
B her although he kisses her when she purses
her lips for tho salute.
Tho scene IS IN tho conservatory and sud
denly Mrs Bedding enters She notos tho
apparent affection OF the pair. and Farm
ham farnkly explains. to Mrs. Belongs
amusement.
Later Mrs. Bedding relates the incident to
Alice who s So shHe oreb, at c ,he a oo
Alice and proNoses' a. ride. but his Invitation
Is coldly refused.
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liar to men who hive held command In
tho army the papers which he had been
using with his tenants and the money
he had received from them.
They were arranged on the desk before
him in neat bundles. ready to BIO trans
fcrred to the safe. across the room. He
had taken up his pom to make some final
Endorsement.
Offtt drew off his shoes, feaped upon
tho platform. and entered the library rs
swiftly and nolselessly ns q panther walk
ing over sand
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Richmond,
FredcrIcksburg q
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Irams Lvuvu Observation-Disclosures.
4.15 A. M--Daiiy-Eyrd ST. Through.
els A. M.-Daiiy-MAa 81. Through
rs a. M.-:Weck Days-Eloa. ashland Ac-
$40 4. nM0DJly-Dyrd 81. Through. Local
i. :os nocn-Week pays--Byrd st. Throuch
burg Accomnoda t!on
go P. I.-Week Dnys-Ebi. AshlaEd Ac-
s.os p, M.~Daiy-By.d 81. Through
Trsir. Arrive RlCHmond-SouthWard.
$40 A. .-Week Days-Elba- Ashland Ac.
$50 <. M.oWeek pays-Byrd ST. F,edricks-
burg Accornnoda ton.
s-e5 A Il. MDailyMByrd st. Through.
II 10 A. M-Week Days-ByrdN ST.. chrouE1-
Local stops.
6:i3 p. M--Weck pays-Elhn Ashland Ac'
5laf, "a commodation 80
7:15 +. M-Dally--Byrd 81. THROUGH.
800 p. M.-Daly-Byrd st. Through. Local
$50 r. M-Dally-s1nin 81. Through.
K NOTE-Pulman Sleeping or Parlor Cars On
All above trains except trains arrivtnE Rich
mond 1850 A. M. week days and loc6i accom-
n. rotations.
, w no nu gI;I Z. ". cuLp. ". p TAYLOR
Cent. Man'r.. Asst Oen'l. MAn'r" Traf. Man
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RAILROADS,
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October l-ISN.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
e:QJ A. M.-NOttr OLia LiAll nD AhNn
Norlois llsv 4. ~, Stops Only as Ps1ersDs'i y
s:05 x. M.asT LOUIS AND CHICAGO E.s-
PRESS. Parlor Car, Dro!er SERVICE. Peterspui
Roanoke 10 Columbus, B!uehed to c!ncirIlan
Memphis Cafe Dining Car Roanoke 70 WI
''. isiiS +. M.-RoANoKn ExPREss, To-.
Farnlvillc, Lynchburg and RtanoK s,c,,,
r, S;yv Norfolk 5;s0 II NJ Stops only al Pot.rs,
burE. Wayer.y and suffolk. Connects Win
s ssaSi 10 bostoa, R,syidsnce' New York.
ills =, M,-For Norfolk and all stations east
q s;5 ksi + Imau.MsEkEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE \;
,unnn.a sPetersburg 10 Bristol. I4ynphburE 70
chattanooga, Memphis and New of,oal''' care
Dsan ea6 - c1Md .-WEsrERN EXPRESS. pullman,
s, o;% = Riohmond and PeterstNlry TO East
baSford Ana Roa noke TO Chicago. Cafe Dining
Ca! ain, arrive from the West 7;t2 ~ A., a;j
P, n, and s:is p. NJ, from Norfolk ll;'o A. NJ
ae Soi 10 Ae; sss East Main street, aosnuy.
Gent. Pass AEt H's'. 4s-
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Atlantic Coast Line,

RICHMOND DAILI-BYIE1-
STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH.
; 9 O5 A. Ma {. =. Express to Ell poln0
South. +
900 x, M.-Petersburg ant Norfolk, NJ.
y:I0 - N'-Pcteraburx and n. and w. Wss
500 p, N.-Petershurg and SorioM.
a: 10 y, EM.--Goldsboro Local..
a:45 r. M.-Petersburg Local: ,,, IN
17:M p, M.-"Florlda and West 1hoAa" A|~AA-
tied" to all points SOUTH WA,
$3.50 r. M.--petersburs and y. and w. Woee
= =; H,RAiN ARRIVE .EICHM0Np-D,An.af,;n
4;v7 A. M 7;s a. .,.6 y ) ~; rs p. NJ: S:sS
s. n: 1 1ih s s, NJ M e eip ?, Il. g. - ''''
Except Sunday .sandayp G4.Sp Pass. AZ.
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SEABOARD
Ain LINE RAILWAY

1-s-l9Oo.
,,,A,Ns LEAVE EXTRAORDINARILY.
IhA!H'' aai...tor Norliua and llan,s.
J.i9 e. ~ '--seaDoard Fast .'la..-SavaanAh
-'so tfa,cEsonvilIe, Atlanta. Birmingham ana
~ SSo ItIr Sea hoard Exprsss-SayanI.a.:., Isclc
Ivy rsnnviile Atlanta. Birmingham and G'uth'
@G Mn, AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
%. M'--I'rom FLORIDA, Atlanta and sou,.r
* ppeiMS -Tron Florida Atlanta ead 6auu-
~ west. -, po,n,.
b;so LEARp,s W. NJ. TAYLOR,
"a i1st, PASS Agent City Ticket A1eak
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STEAM BOATS.
inc to Baltimore

1 d ]
\EMaEa Via G. and Q. Rwy. and OLD Point
\kAWEm u. S. MAIL ROUTE.
\NSHNkEA Leave Richmond via c. and ..
1000 daily. except Sunday at 4 P. H..
Connecting at Old Point with
" steamers Of Old Bay Line. !eaf'
Ing i: is p. a., arriving Balt::
s,n " connecting North. East and
mo.e oi e., t,ckets and Information apply 10
Wsssa = ~ Rwv. Richmond Transfer Company.
m MO- so East Main street.
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Dominion
\ Steamship Go.
NIGHT Line for Norfolk.

,.ave Rlchmond every evening (toot Asa
strs.D at P. Nd. stopping o. Ns e M, N ,sn
enI tUur stateroom berth: meals. boc. each.
istrasi Carr to Steamers Wharf,
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For New York.

,,,s ~ csonnection In Norfolk with Main Line
Bhip following day e x + NH MI sie Mort sns
anu sMnsaEa and Ohio Ry, At 8 "A. NJ, and ! r..
Hhes mnaSinS connection daily except sundayl
At Norfolk With Main Line Ships sailing a. !
= - "a q. BOSWELL. CITY Ticke! Agent. sos Y
Ms Ss 3 ss1nsep y WTAh h1 ana + e.
New York, NJ z.
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RIO Be Continued Next Sunday.
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Later Mrs. Bedding relates the incident to
Alice, who Is greatly shocked at the de-
thrpnement OF ittr idol' Farnham ca!s on
Alice and PROPOSES" a ride. but his Invitation
IL coldly refused.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
KING IN SEARCH OF WIFE.

Alfonso, King of Spain, is hunting
for a bride. He wants to get married,
and, though there are many eligible
princesses, he is very much in doubt.
His photograph and the story of his
efforts to get married will appear in
the Sunday World Magazine June 25.
Other very interesting features OF
this number win be the beautiful pic
lures and description of the IS, 600, 600
mansion that Charles M. Schwab has
built, On Riverside Drive, New York
Ciy; pictures of Mrs. Russell Sage
and the squirrels in the park, which
are her friends; the strange story of
Il remarkable suit between deaf
mutes; the romance of two rich
settlement workers; something about
some June brides and many othet
things. A most important and inter-
esting number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
The Woman's Corner
No. 2796-A Fetching waist.
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What a wealth of dainty odd waists
n car have for afternoon or evening
If one can fashion them herself. With
a simple model like the one illus
trated, 1t is an easy task, and the re-
suit is a marvelously becoming bodice.
The waist may be made high neck in
a chiffon taffeta of the rare gobelin
blue or in a delicately shaded crepe
de chine or mousselie de sole, with
short sleeves and low neck for more
dressy wear. The waist falls full from
the yoke and blouses slightly all
around over the snug crushed girdle..
For a medium size, 81 yards Of 27.inch
material are necessary.
Pattern No. 2796 is cut in 5 sizes,
81 to 40 inches bust. To obtain this
pattern in any of these sizes, postpaid,
fill in the coupon blank with size,
name and address. enclose II cents,
and mail to The Pattern Department
of the EVENING NEWS. Patterns
cannot be exchanged nor orders ian
celled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
STRIKE SETTLED.

New Brunswick, June 22:-By
mutual concession the plumbers
strike in this city has been adjust
ed. 1t is understood there are a
number of changes from the agree
ment which was presented at first,
when the strike was declared. The
term of the apprenticeship will be
four years, and an apprentice will
not be allowed to go out on work
alone until he has served two years.
The plumbers will receive SO a day
hereafter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22

almost another town. 1t has a post
Office of its own, q separate station
and seems to have taken care of itself
pretty we'll; thanks to her benelicence
of its founder. 1t has only been with
in the last few years that State street
has been cut though. One by one the
electric lights have extended in that
direction, but never has a patrolman's
beat included any of the streets here.
1t is well known that there were few
enough policemen to cover the rest of
the city, let alone Maurer, which,
literally speaking, was cover Il e hills
and far away" With the coming of
Quinlan on the police force a uni
formed officer is to visit Maurer at
least once e very night, anyway. This
is progress. The desire for a good
has kept the school system
here second to none. The fire depart
ment has just been modernized
throughout, and now comes the.-policc
department. In the meantime streets
are being paved and new buildings
are replacing the old frame ones along
the business thoroughfares. Perth
is a growing CITY and is tax
ing its place in the first ranks in the
state.
Talk Perth Amboy. ,,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
Educational System.
Talk Perth Amboy.

Not q few of our citizens were
agreeably surprised when they visited
the high school Tuesday night to hear
the courses explained. and examined
the building. Not many years ago a
college preparatory course was to be
had only by going to a atorA
school and spending three or foul
years boarding. Now, in all up-to-
date cities, the preparation for COLLEGE
Is a part of the regular public school
course Z erth Amboy is Justly prouG
of its progress along this line, but
what about the fellow who is not 90
ing to college? 1t must be confessed
that we are still backward in this par
ticular. 1t is true we have u com
mercial course in the high school, but
that is not sufficient. We must have
the manual training to complete oul
school system. Perth Amboy cannot
afford to neglect this branch of learn
ing much longer, especially since we
have rooms provided for the teaching
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22

The commissioner referred to the
Middlesex case as a specimen of
what has been done in the past in
road building. He said that neither
the engineer nor the road committee
had any authority whatever to
change the specifications. With in
sistent language Mr.. Hutchinson stat
cd that in future the county authori-
ties may expect the state department
to insist that all plans and speci-
ications shall be carried out to the
letter.
CONSENT FOR SURVEYS.
Mr.. Hutchinson referred to the
PROVISION of the new law which pro-
aibits surveys for new roads
without the consent of the state de-
)artment. The reason for this pro-
vision, he said, was that the state
does not propose to aid in building
Until it has some idea of tn econ
ditions surrounding the proposed
'oads.
He pointed out that it is the policy
If the department to straighten
roads wherever possible, and improve
hem in other ways before the mac
adam is laid. If these changes are
made before the road is improved
claims for damages can be avoid
I'd.
AS an illustration of this policy
Commissioner Hutchinson referred
to a road built in Hudson County.
This is the Bellevue turnpike, was
ordered built November 6, 1902,
md cost 100000. 1t is nearly a
nile and a half long and runs from
Jersey City out into the meadows,
where 1t suddenly stops with no out
let.
Under the new law requiring the
consent of the state department be-
fore a survey is made the construc-
ton of this road would not have
been possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
THURSDAY, JUNE %.
The Arcanum Rates.

There is no doubt but that the
Royal Arcapum is passing through the
greatest crisis in its history. The dis
satisfaction over rates has spread be-
You'd all expectation of the Supreme
Council and it is evident it is getting
alarmed.
Before conforming the order or
making any move which would tend
to destroy its usefulness, Arcanumites
should consider the matter seriously.
An Insurance lodge must be run on
strictly business principles the same
as any insurance company. A cheap
article is not good at any price and
sooner or later it is bound to show its
true value. The Royal Arcanum, in
whatever city it is found, is always
made up of the best element in the
community. These men want the
best. It has been clearly demonstrated
that the rate being charged for insur-
ance by the Royal Arcanum was too
low. 1t would endure for a time, but
sooner or later, at the present rate, it
would be unable to meet its policies.
This was predicted by the regular in
surance companies some time ago.
They have life insurance figured down
to a fine point and they knew hat the
Royal Arcanum, which was attracting
thousands by its low figure, was far
under the mark. The officers of the
order were brought face to face with
facts and there was but one thing to
do-raise the rate, and every true
Arcanumite should stand by the
Supreme Council in their effort to
place the lodge on a firm foundation.
There is but one question. Is this
the last? 1t will be remembered that
when the surplus fund was established
several years ago it was announced
that that would solve all financial
problems for the Arcanum. Now
comes the raise in rates. Will there
be anything more? We believe that
could the members of the order feel
absolutely sure that the rates, as es.
tablished under the new system, woult
remain the same indefinitely withou'
any assessments or increase expense,
the dissatisfaction would rapidly dis
appear, the new rates would be ac
cepted and there would be smooth sail
ing on a wide sea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
of manual training. in the high school
building, lacking only the teachers
and equipments.

Newark evidently means business
regarding its municipal lighting plant.
AT the last meeting OF the Board OF
Works there, the chief engineer was
given power to employ an expert cleo
trician and to experiment with the old
pumping stations in the city to ascer-
tain the probable cost of running an
electric light plant. Newark's con-
tract with the Public Service Cor
poration does not expire for several
years yet, but when it does expire the
city means to have competition. We
do not intend to lose sight of Newark
experiments along these lines and
Perth Amboy will be kept posted as
to the results. We may want a show
of competition in municipal lighting
in this city before many years roll by.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
SAID HE WAS ROBBED.
A New York Barber Told His Story
to the Police.

A man who said he was Herman
Snurr, a barber from New York, re-
ported to the police yesterday after
noon that he had been knocked down
and robbed just outside of a saloon
in the northern section of the city.
He said that he came. to this city
for a position in answer to an adj
vertisement. He went into the sal
DON, he declared, and asked for a
drink. Then, he averred, he was
knocked down by two or three men,
and felled to the sidewalk, and rob-
bed of $3.50.
Patrolman McDermott made an I'M
vestigation of the story but could
find no foundation for it.
The mar appeared to be intoxicat-
ed. He was in a high state of ex-
element.
Last night, about 8 o'clock, Shurr
was arrested in front Of a saloon on
Smith street by Patrolinan
Long on a charge of intox ication and
.isorderly conduct. He was in a rum
pus with the proprietor.
This morning be was committed to
the county jail for thirty days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22

New Brunswick is said to be consi-
dering the purchase of land for a pub
lie park and for that reason she is
believed to be waking up. Listen to
this from the Newark Advertiser:
''New Brunswick has been classed
as a dead town, but it is showing COM
mendable signs of life. One is a pro-
ject, well under way, to purchase land
for a public park. 1t is to be hoped
that the effort will be crowned with
success New Brunswick township
and city had only 20, 600 population in
1900. and its growth in ten years was
|, 403, a mere bagatelle of about I per
cent. increase. The average increase
in the state was over 30 per cent.
New Brunswick has repealed popula
tion by its ~inertness and inepitudt
and stagnation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today overcast to partly cloudy, slightly
warmer weather will prevail, preceded
by local rains in the northern districts
with light 10 fresh variable winds, most
ly southeast, followed by generally clear
ing conditi ons 10 this section. On Friday
partly cloudy to fair weather and slowly
rising temperature will prevail, with
fresh southwesterly winds, becoming
variable, and on Saturday generally
fair weather, with slight temperature
changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
ONLY ONE SESSION..

During July and August but one
session will be held weekly in the
district court, on Thursdays.
The number Of cases is not very
large now, and it is the custom to
have but one sitting a week during
the warmer months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
Try an AVID. in the Evening News
Quality vs.. Quantity.

Hard muscles and strong body do not depend
ON the quantity of food you eat, but on its per-
feet digestion and proper assimilation. When
you take Kodol dyspepsia Cure your system
eat. 1t dige1ts what you eat regardless of the
condition of the stomach and conveys the nut
rient properties to The blood and tissues. This
builds up and strengthens the entire system.
Kodol cures indigestion, Dyspepsia, Belching,
Sour Stomach, Weak Heart, etc. Sold by G. A.
Saxtnn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22

WASHINGTON, June %. = Andrew
\. Lipscomb, Il prominent member OF
he Washington bar. has been placed
IN trial here on In Indictment charging
him In connection with Thomas NJ
Fields, also an attorney, of embezzline
funds belonging to the Washington
Beneficial Endowment association, OF
which they were receivers. Fields was
tried and convicted several weeks ago
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22

NEW YORK, June 22.-NIrs. Jessie
Brinsmade, seeking to have her mar
rage aimulled on allegation of her
husbands insanity, declared she mar.
ried him because he was a genius.
Euergy all gone? Headache? Ston
lch out of o dor ? Simply a case
o"pid liver. Rurdoek Blood Bit,ers WI
make a new man or woman OF YOU.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22

The movement to adopt the com
mission system to.replace the Board OF
Freeholders is spreading. A petition
is being circulated in Cape May
county, that the people may vote on
the proposition this fall. Atlanti,
county is seriously considering it and
comes the Freehold Transcript
recommending that Monmouth take it
up. Hunterdon was the first to adopt
change and last fall Passaic ant
Middlesex fell in line. It's a goot
thing, push it along. We predict tina
before another census is taken in thi.
state a majority of the counties will
have the commission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22

Perth Amboy ranks we'll at Stat,
Normal School this spring. This cit
leads all of her class in the number
of students among the graduates and
of the fourteen normal students from
Middlesex county, seven, or one hall
come from Perth Amboy.
F%nvOritcs Mt DeImar. '
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Tristan Shan
ly, Willowdene and Chief Hayes were
winning favorites at Delmar track.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
COMPROMISE REFUSED.

The contractor, who was present,
greed to makeaallowance for the eX-
awaiting which had not been done,
)ut Mr.. Hutchinson would not per-
nit a compromise. He said the road
lad not been built according to the
specifications. When this is done, II
he highway is up to the standard, it
will be accepted and the state aid ex-
ended.
Commissioners Hutchinson has just
Completed a thorough inspection OF
he 1000 miles of improved roads in
he state built under the state aid
aw, and in an interview with a
true American reporter yesterday
aid that under the new road law,
yhich withholds state air from coun-
les which neglect road repairs, the
highways have been brought up to
| state of general excellence. The
lev provision, he stated, has prac-
ically wrought a revolution in the
Dad conditions. This is shown by
he sums appropriated already this
a by the various counties solely
or repairs. Some of these are as
ollows: Mercer, 100000; Essex,
10000; Union, $4,000; Middle
ex, $25,000; Passaic. $4,000; Som
rset, $4,000; Morris, $26,500. and
1ape May, $4,000.
Mr.. Hutchinson emphasized the
act that his department is aiming
1t a uniformity of roads throughout
he state. Heretofore, he said, the
counties have proceeded too much ac-
,ording to their own ideas, with the
'esult that highways have ben con
itructed in different widths, differ
mt depths and according to differ
Mt styles. 1t is now proposed to
hange all this.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
The children,s eavorite.

For Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
One Minute Cough Cure is the children's favor
lite This is because it contains no opiate, is
harmless, tastes good and cures. Sold
bv G. a.. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-22
II you in a kind of bilious mood,
You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill is half 50 good

AS DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The famous Little Pills EARLY RfSERS cure
Constipation, Sick Headache, Billiousness, etc.
They never grippe 1or sicken. but impart early
rising energy. Good for children, or adults.
Sold by c.. A. Sexton.