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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

fellow that's properly equipped in
sensitiveness must put away the mir
ages of fancy, and buckle down TO his
drawing-his drudgery. But it will
pay, oh. SO well in the end.
That was the way Jules Pages be-
gan, and it's a good thing for you, my
young friend.
Sidney Yard, the watercolorist, is
arriving.
For conscientious work. gilded with
the gold of imagery, Mr.. Yard has
won his laurels honestly.
In the same building with c. p.
Neilson-whose water-color exhibition
at the Seouoia Club has beer gener-
ously admired-Mr. Yard is following
along original lines in picturesque,
but wholly artistic fashion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

with everything. in fact, we don't
want
'And nothing that we do sighed
Mrs. Woodward.
Not quite that said sunny Miss
Marlowe. I'VE have a great deal-I
am to play in Shakespeare for three
whole yearsi''
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
OFFERINGS At LOCAL
7HEATERS DURING WEEK

production awaited with extra
ordinary interest is that of the
Romeo and Juliet of this week at
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
PROCESS TO
WELDCOPPER
Discovered by Aged Gun.
smith in Chittenden.
SECRET OF CENTURIES
Has ToiIed Tor ieap 10 Perfect a
Method Which Nay Be
Wholly New.

i,uiihnd. dec 2 After working
oeasslsssly ioF % yrars S.sysn Baird,
~ ChlHsndrH. a sansmlih. a. 4 n
years. has discoterrd q method "a
scid copper. 'sai ahlch, according
g. his siairurui made ga the author,
Co., - rRpafl ms;ailisis. has never b-oh
accomplished by any living man.
Tsrro IL some point FOR discussion ~
- phtih,r Sic baird has discovered
a los art ~ accomplished something
phoiiy nsv 10 mAnkind. Piscesoi cop.
per cIaimcd - base b-cn welded 90.
gc'h.r 10y ihe anclruis have hcsn
ioufd occasionally bui socialists die.
agrcs o. 50 uhcibcr this method sss
rcally used.
n SIR Baird's discovery proves a
success. and repeated experiments
wiih satisfactory results appear Ia
prove that 10 sill. be- can name his
own price for bis invention. Although
be- has toilcd for years be- has KEEP, his
~osk a secret, reading extensively on
the subject Of copper working aud
consulting meiallisis without letting
them know bis reasons. Not until yes.
ierday did the general public knnw of
hls great disc very. His l.tsle daughter
could keep the secret no longer and
told the principal Of the high school
where she II q student. Friends have
urged Mr. Baird TO get a paIen, on
hil Welding method covering the
United States, and some of the Eu-
ropean countries, but owing to his age
MIR Baird Is afraid that younger men
may find q way TO improve on his dis.
coyery and rather than undergo any
risks he will probably sell his method
outright.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
ACCOMMODATIONS
DsssAis u ~ A'@aFsss asVisd ssisi
"a, tssnihs. NJ, IS

saturday evening", Anv -. ~ -
sisth sssaus, iirosNlin, Ailss Cors
Flimorr Armstrong, daughter ~ MI
and Mns AZ Armstrong ~ hfnnins'
ion vas nsFrifd a. noasiss Mafsin
iosh, soh ~ ihs late John y NsrkiH'
iosa ~ Hsiilss, Move scotia,
Miss Sara s'iiprii II iiroosiyH aas
maid ~ honor ahd lishrhard Mack
.alnsl, - Cornell university, hfnisrf
~ isr sf,'om. sss l'ssi msn, no Ger
sin1ny sas performed b. ilsy Lgnn q
Armstrong, hrsshsF ~ ihs bride,
SIC dfissoHa's srddius march szs
beautifully rendered b. walter Roe
s.l ~ Nfa Yprk. 4 supfrF sas sffv'
% .mmstiaisly alter 40 csreln"ns,
Ir Macki.iosh j. eradicate ~
Toronio university snd ui its college
~ Architecture ~ Corhsii uhi ersiiy
Nr and hrs Nackinioss uili nrsiiV Ia
brpoklyn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
IT'S HER LAST NIGHT ON EARTH
Closing Incidents i'm the Life of
rlary Rogers.
POLITICS MAY SAVE HER
NJ Res1sa lee, IA Nssl csHpsisn SAssid
Isil As oeeuisis.

Windsor. dec. q Tho case II Mar
Rogers has reached tie stage nos
uhsrc ihs politics Ia il IL brsiu
niug Ia crop out
Information has reached hsFv from
Chicago uhrr Gov Bell has hect
stopping iur . fss days that fsrclszI
w Clsmsnt The avosrd candidate foe
governor GA tho RS ahlicaa an .imach
inr ticket sect a letter 10 Gov Bell
begging him 80 take some favorable
action Ia The case.
The exact outline II the letter IL ua.
available. Il isHoi knoun hos iar Mr
Clement ucui In his appeal nor hos
be- Kprcsssd Il bot that he fully aud
iofcibly voiced hls wishes io lhc chief
executive il orriain. IL l. not aniicip.
aicd lhsi The letter viii have sby great
weight 81 liself although IL l. thought
that possibly Il l. The card which the
attorneys for Mrs Rogers have up
their sleeve.
There have been ali kinds Of guess.
e. aud theories a. 20 the grounds up.
on which The ncv N DRY SAs based.
aud while oct nsibiy the grounds may
bo insanity the real undcrly ing motive
that will prompt Gov Bell 10 in'cs.
cedc II he does 80. will b. u purely
political one.
There il ruciion In the republican
party IN the state Bell has bccn the
machine candidate and Clement will
soon come out and dgh, the machine,
he says. From the way things seem 10
be working now the antimschinc ele.
meni ~ we'll a. the democrats will
make an issue ofihe Rogers case ADD
provided Gov Bell remains obdurste
the party he represents may suffer.
Such il the political line OF thought
here at present. a prominent democrat
OF White River Junction was veheme.
neni In his criiism OF Gov Bell tonight
and told OF the wave OF sympa thy
sweeping over the state for the woman
Another man interesiedin politics re.
called the fact that the last legislature
made an issue OF the bill to commute
.he sentence OF the woman and also TO
abolish capital punishment. II also
appointed a commission to inquire
INTO the sanity of Mrs Rogers and no
,ne around here denies that at the
asst election the bill to do away with
capital punishment was prom inent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
ASSASSIN is
A WOMAN
Cars Ex.Minisier Has Been
Killed.
ST. PETERSBURG CUT orr
London Has No, Heard From the
Russian Capital During the
Prs, Week.

LONDON. Lee :. Iir ~ reirrs
burg cpTrspnnfsni uf The Daily Trle.
Fraph Ia a dispatch ssHI by way Of
Eydikuhnrn. Easi Prussia. save
"i.iruiuuani HrnuFai Sarharpn. Tor
met aiinlsirr ~ NaE. has besH assas
sinaiei al saraioV.
Tile government bad dspuiei Gen
cfal Sarhanon 10 Visii tie PROVINCE u
saraioy for the pur,os. - au-llinE the
agrarian riots thor.
"A woman belonging o. she - oaiissi
'nfing columns ~ the revolutionary
movement rallied AZ n. house - ihr
governor - Saraigv NJ noon aud asked
a. $50 Genrrai Sachhrou
she nrd ihr-o revolver shots VI the
general. Milling him an the spot.
Count Wiiie charged Lieutenant
General gndisrr. minister ~ war. with
the task u breaking tie news 10 Nine
SachHrofI
The event has created a profound
Impression In 81 Petersburg owing e.
fears that the rcvoluiionisis her. will
sHhN'W Wv sAAAAAll' mus ~
The spocier u a military dictator
ship under Trcpof. which has bern
looming on the horizon. T. slowly gain.
Ing consistency aud sharpness Of out.
line
There IL much annoyance NJ the
American embassy over reports that
the marines who hav. arrived here
were TO form q guard for the embassy.
II Is explained that the men were sent
10 perform services In the embassy.
where thoroughly Trustworthy men are
needed.
An official report says that the for
cign Office has not heard from their
embassy at ST. Petersburg since Nov.
30. The last communication relative
10 the British subjects In Russia said
that most Of those still In that country
were business men who proposed 10 rs-
main there.
A ~. Petersburg dispatch via Hels-
ingfors. Finland. says that the situa.
ton does not improve at all. The worst
features Of the extension OF the trou.
bles In the army are coming In slowly
from diverse regions. The mutinies
nj Kiev and voronezh are not yet
quelled. and II Is now reported that
outbreaks have occurred among vari-
GUS regiments In Poland.
Premier Whites task Is hourly be-
coming harder. and many persons sin
cerely believe that his downfall IL i'm
minent The reactionary influences are
now openly clamoring for repression
and a dictator.
In the meantime the distracted pre-
mier, upon whose shoulders everything
falls in addition to the many problems
with which he is confronted, continues
his negotiations with the zemstvoists,
whose aid in the present crisis he re-
CARDS as vital.
The government made an effort TO re-
sumo the post and telegraph services,
but II was dismal failure.
Not single wire from ST. Peters
burg with the exception of the line to
Tsarskoe. Selo, operated by military
telegraphers. is working
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
JURORS TAKE NO ACTON.
Have No la,sa,iea ., Pfe,oJasts Gs,sne'
Bell.

Have ~ laisa,,sA q Pfsioiias 70 Governor
Belt
The Roston American Ia lis issue ~
Tuesday bad sensational statement
that the isr, that convicted MARI i.og'
81, had sigucd q p,i.ilon 10 the gov
crnor sssing him 90 rvprisyc she uom'
"a. The names aud tho rcsldsnc ~
tao ~ he jurymeu acre given, Hho u
l. said stated ihas "ihcy would not
have voted for her convic,ion u they
had supposed tia, she would have bccn
hung"
The statements were wrong No
petition has been presented by the
company. neither will there be-. The
parties whom u vas claimed made the
above statements have denied making
them. A Banner representative inves-
ilgaicd the reports yes crday aud there
vas 90 truth 10 them. The jury wcr
unanimous In their conviction and as
far as known there has been no change
In their opinions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
Murderess Will Die in the
Catholic Faith
RITES ARE ADMINISTERED
Condemned Woman Has Thus
Far Retained Her Remsrks.
bic Composure.

hfTriai bisf-irh o. NE ttst'nE hzhtsf
Windsor, doc. with only one
morc day 10 live. Mary Rogers ihls
morhlng aio a good breakfast aud Ia.
Ier eompossaly received ihe last rites
II The church administered by Father
Delaney.
The reports printed that she has col.
lapssd aud spcnds her time mourning
ADD crying arc no; true. She has not
given away except 10 she'd ieW tears
And appears able 10 maintain her
nerve, or lack Of nerves. to the last.
The death warrant will be read 10
her tomorrow morning.
Asono passes the prison the sounds
Of hammcrlng are plainly audible
within the walls and Il II supposed
that the gallous are being erected.
They will he tested this afternoon and
the rope will also be tested so that
there will be no slip q, the gruesome
tragedy tomorrow.
Guards are stationed nj the entrance
10 the prison and no one IL allowed 10
enter without a card OF admission.
This l. TO keep out the Objectionable
reporters Who have distorted facts
and Invented yarns until the officials
absolutely refuse 10 see or talk with
these representatives OF the state pa
pers. | presume those OF others who
are not black listed can make an Ap.
pointment 10 see either Supt Lowell or
Mr. Peck and will be courteously treat
ed. 4
S6s admitted 10 the prison this
morning anu had a twenty minutes
conversation with United States Mar.
shall Horace w Bailey, who has been
here for two days. lie came on other
business not connected with the execu-
u IN and remained 10 assist Supt Low
ell nut will 20 this afternoon 10 Rut'
laud.
Supt Lowell, Sheriff Peck and their
assistants met this morning and decid.
ed TO admit two newspaper representa-
lives from this state TO the execution
These two will prepare an account for
all the other papers.
Frank +. Howe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
WEST RUPERT.

Leo sherman spent Thanksgiving
with his parents.
Lewis Buck returned to the Troy
business college Sunday night.
Geo Grogan has returned 10 Dorse
- finish his ID OF carpenter work
there.
Herbert Bounds Is maxim arrange.
neuts TO move 10 @ II Richeys house
near . J Beebe's.
Several OF our young men and boys
met at Sherman ball Saturday evening
to reorganiz- band here.
Several OF our people both old and
young attended a Grange sociable at
Rupert last Friday nirht. Ten cents
wa. charged for supper which Melted
sl3.
a valuable horse belonging to
Branie Center was injured by the
breaking of a paving stone covering
hitch leading through our village
last week.
The Rev Mr. Butler went to West
Hebron last Saturday to oifciate at
the funeral of the widow OF Joshua
Rodgers. Deceased was a member of
the Deciple church and was well and
favorably known here.
Word was received here Tuesday
morning from Beloit Wisconsin that
Orla Morey was drowned Orla
Is Z young man from this place and
was attending college there. While
attempting to save a companion met
his death. He was young man OF
more than ordinary ability and being
an expert base ball player and easy
to make acquaintances, had host OF
friends in many states.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
HAS NOT SURREN )ERED
Mrs BIieksn'dsrfsr n" Hope For Mary Ros

Mrs B m j Blickensderfer was In
Troy yesterday and while there was
interviewed by reporter. She said:
81 cannot fully explain just at pres
ent my visit here. The attorneys for
the woman are having an important
conference at Rutland and much of
interest may develop. One reason for
my being here, however, is the fac
hat Troy is conveniently located with
egard to Rutland and Benning ton.
We have not surrendered for Mrs Rog-
ers. We are not discouraged md have
grounds for being encouraged lean
not now state just why. | will say,
however, that the story circulated that
was on my way to Chicago to locate
Gov Bell or that / wished to maze q
personal appeal to him is rather sill
ly.'
Mrs Blickensderfers said that she was
interested in behalf of the unfortunate
woman simply on the ground of hum
anity. She had great faith and admir-
alton for the supreme court of the
United States, but expressed the belief
that the members In giving their opin-
ion thought the sentence OF the woman
would be committed. Mrs Dickens
derfer is convinced that at the time OF
the murder Mrs Rogers was
inSane
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
FENBURG STOCK co.
Drawing large Audiences at Library Hall Each
Evening.

The Fenburg Stock Co are drawing
q series OF delighted audiences at Ii
brary hall this weeh and are voted by
all to be the strongest repertoire or
ganizaiion that has ever visited this
city. The plays they put on are all
Metropolitan successes and thecostum-
ing, etc compare with any of the high
priced companies.
Last night 'More To Be Pitied Than
Scorned" was received enthusiastical
ly. Tonight the stirring war .rama
Cumberland '6l' will be the bill
This piece W put on at the 18th st
Theater New Yors and ran for four
months to a series Of crowded houses.
The Fenburg Co give it an excellen
presentation and will, no doubt, crowd
the house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
LOCKOUT At iiARDwlCk
lae.ssi,sa, u q Qsit siaia Ia lAs 0'ssa'
ha,lnsss,

iisrigick, Dec, a g.hsrAl isrk.
GOT il In iorcs hsFe Al iha plant 81 ihs
Woodbury. oFanlie nompany. n,s
men employed by tho arr sent a. ,lls
sheds a. nsaal bui at6ss. o'olock s...u
the shlsils IL Supposed - sound, 49,
alarm sac given aud ihs mrn ssfe ...'
formed ihal ilsfr sas % uoFk lu.
them
The employees ~ tho companY say
dos have nos bfokrn ihrir couuaci in
any ~ay as iiey ala not strike hsi sim.
ply refused 10 wors under The boss In
rharsr They olalm ihr employers
have broksE their contract phlch o.
pressiy states that ihrnr shall b. no
lockout pr strike Without thrre monihs
noiics bolng given by cltheF ihr sm.
ploycrs ~ iho union.
Tho iocsl branch II NJ. unIon held
. nierilng ihls morning eai nothing
regarding ID. proceeding j. given oui.
Toe Manufacturer arr also rsiIecni
regarding future plaas, bat uie ou'.
l"ok l1r active hlsincs. operations
herr this Elni'r appears rather dab.
ous. Mnsi Of ihe vofk l. sta stage
vhsFr ii eau be- ief aud there IL nos
much evidence ~ csnccs.ions being
made on either side.
Yesterday ~ graniic cutters and
black.niih. quit aork. claiming that
,hc boss u she. 80 ; bad been dis.
charging men Tor insufficient rca suns.
From - 81 800 mca have bccn en-.
ploycd Ia the past. although the nun.
bcr has DOT bccn a. large u late.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
NEW DRUGGISTS LlCENytS.
Act of Legislature Of 1904 viii Begin to Take
Effect Next Month,

Montpelier, Dec. THE compulsory
registration law enacted by the legis-
lature of 1904 will get in its work on
the druggi, is next month. The provi-
sion of No 1876, Acts of 1904, says
that all pharmacists in the state shall
apply to the secretary OF the state for
a renewal of their licenses, So being
D i'd for each renewal. 1t also pro-
vides that the license shall be secured
in January, 1905 and every two years
afterward If the license is not Sc
cured by April OF the same year, the
old license will be forfeited and the
pharmacist will be debarred from do
ing further business in the state Since
1895 druggists to the number of 463
have applied for licenses to the secre-
tary of state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
HApG0OD NO pUGlLlST
The SAGE Of Peru Say, rs Friend Made An
Ap .logy.


The following letter appeared 10 the
$, AibaEs Messenger OF yesterday
The article printed Ia your issue
Of November sih aud going the round
% the state press re- rescnling me a.
engaged In a pugilisiic encounter. and
getting aoorcd on account OF 'objec.
tons and about 10 submit the affair
to referendum Of the courts, had
but little foundation In facts as never
struck blow or attempted to. am
NJ pugilist whatever A highly tenn
pered personal friend OF mine unaware
struck me in the face with his gloyed
hand. but he apoligozed and We shook
hands aud called il all settled.
None of the local correspondents
thought IL worthy Of mention but the
editor OF a local paper thought IL
fine opportunity 70 show his smart.
ness and pander TO depra ed taste
which ii should be the aim Of the state
TO discourage.
There is plenty of friendly and in
spiriting work for US all TO engage In,
in order 10 build up and foster the
all around interest of our grand old
state"
NJ. j. Hapgood.
Peru, December b.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
WiCkES CONVICTED.
Unique Matchmaking Case Mt New
York-Rnnd scores Accused.

unique MATCHMAKING vase NJ NeW
York-Rnnd scores Accused.
NEW YORK, Dee. THE trial OF
Lawyer Thomas Parmalee Wickes, 9th
erwise known as Lewis Jarvis. has
ended here before Justice Rogers In the
criminal branch of the supreme court
the lawyer being found guilty Of black
mail
The jury was out fifty minutes.
The defendant, Wickes, and his young
wife, who has been in court with him
each day since the trial began, were In
court early. Wickes' counsel, Delos
McCurdy. said before court opened that
he was confident his client would be
acquitted
The evidence put in by the prosecu.
ton has not established the crime of
blackmail, of which the defendant is
charged" said Mr.. McCurdy.
When Mr.. McCurdy had finished his
summing up Mr. Rand began to sum
up for the people. Mr.. Rand strongly
censured the tactics of Lawyer Me-
Curdy in resorting to personal at
tack.
at Is false grossly unfair and entire.
~ unprofessional. said Mr.. Rand.
II say what Wickes did was furtive,
sneaking and wholly dishonorable. AS
to whether 1t was criminal or not the
Judge will tell you. All you have to
say is whether Wickes sent those let
tiers to Weston with view of frlghten-
ing him."
Mr.. Rand referred to the second let.
ter which Jarvis" wrote Weston, in
which Jarvis intimated that Justice
Dugro had told Wickes he would grant
his motion for appeal in the Grinnell
trial, with great deal of vituperation
Wasn't that dirty piece of work"
said Mr. Rand. "for Wickes to assail a
judge Of the high degree of honor and
integrity which Justice Dugro possess.
es by saying that he would connive
with a lawyer in the case?'
Mr.. Wickes flushed perceptibly as
Mr.. Rand pointed his finger at the de-
PENDANT at different times during the
course Of his arraignment.
Wickes was remanded to the Tombs
to await sentence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
Pirating Foley's Honey and Tar

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar many limitations are offer
ed for the genuine. These worthless
limitations have similar sounding
names Beware of them. The genu-
inC Foley Honey and Tar is in yell
low package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute 1t is the best remedy
for coughs and colds. Sod by b A
Quinl an.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
ARLINGTON.

Mrs $ II Vault returned home from
Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs George Howard returned from
North Bennington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F N Garfield spent Sun
day in Bennington with E b Garfield.
Miss jeanette Bowman of Manches
ter was the guest of Miss Georgia Far
nun recently.
Mr. and Mrs e Taylor OF Manchester
Depot visited his sister Mrs Charles
Toombs Tuesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
WILL NOT OPPOSE DIVORCE.
w. Il. Corey Of United states Steel
Company Interviewed.
NJ. j. Hapgood.
Peru, December b.

Company Interviewed.
rey. president Of the United States
Steel corporation. has made state
ment with reference to a report that
he and Mrs. Corey had separated and
that he intended to marry Mabelle Gil.
man, the actress, after his wife OBJ
tanned divorce.
Mr. Corey said:
THE subject matter of recent publ
cations personal to myself and some
others is of such painful character
that have hesltated to say anything in
regard to it and have perhaps been I'M
just TO myself and to the press in de-
clining to admit the whole truth when
questioned. However, in view of what
has been published l have decided to
make statement which covers the sit
uation. | do this more to protect the
good name of others than my own.
Mrs. Corey and | have had disagree.
ments Our differences are irreconcila-
BILE. have been informed and believe
she is residing I'm Nevada. She may
have contemplated a divorce, and If
she applies for one shall not oppose it
II 1t is legally obtained and does not
involve me in any moral turpituda
whether she does or not, am IN
duty bound to provide her a oomforta-
Bile support and shall do so. have
been for a long time well acquainted
with a lady whose name has been
prominently connected with mine. but
there has never been any conduct be-
tween us of which either of us need be
ashamed. Any suggestion to the con-
trary would be great injustice"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
PLEASANT CARD PARTY
Gwen Last Evening By the Young Woman''
Club.

The card party given last evening
by The Young Woman's club was a
pleasant affair and considering the
various attractions of the evening the
attendance was good.
Twelve tables were occupied, WIDOW
being the game of which eight were
PLAYED. Prizes went to Miss Mary Z
Burt. James E Burke and Hubert Dial
ey. Refreshments were served ut ii
o'clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07
For B,Iiousness aud Sick Headache

Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
IL sweetens the stomach, aids digestion
and acts as ge0tie stlmulant on the
liver and bowels without irritating
hese organs. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures billousness and habitual
constipation. Does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Remember the name ORlNO and refuse
to accept any substitute. Sold by b
A OuiDl.D.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-07

The most pleasant, safest and best
remedy to use for coughs, colds, Group
whooping cough, ETC., is Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy
expels all cold from the system by
acting as cathartic on the bowels.
Sold by ID A Ward.