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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-03-09
THE LADIES' CARD CLUB.
Delightfully."- Entertained by Mrs. lie.
Roy Lee Last Friday Evening.

At her beautiful home on
North Academy street, Mrs LIE,
Roy Lee charmingly ectertained
the Ladies' Card club Friday af
ternoon.
A violet color scheme was ar.
tistically carried out. On the
tables were violet candles and
hand painted violet score cards,
while the room was sweet with
the perfume of the seasons
chosen flowers.
Those playing were, Misses
Minnie Porter, Agnes Erck.
mann, Mamie and Barbara
Jacobs, Luna Tribble and Ada
Brockinton, Mesdames R J
Kirk, Clara'G Harper and LIE.
hoy Lcc'
Miss Mamie Jacobs, who
scored highest, was presented
with a handkerchief bag EN-,
broidered in violets.
After the games a delightful
cream and cake course refreshed
the guests.
During the season of Lent the
club will put aside cards.. sub
stituting embroidery work.
The next meeting will be with
the Misses Jacobs on March the
seventeenth.
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news At SCRANTON.
Farmers Discuss Fence LdW-PGFSOndl
and General News.

SCRANTON, March 6: The farm
ers of this community me-
here Saturday the 4th inst, to
discuss the fence law and its
obligations. They decided tc
leave the discussion to lawyers
and the decision of ''many mer
of many minds to the judge OF
this district.
, MIR Travis Baggett of Gour,
+ dins is here during the illness
Of Railroad Agent Geo Cusaac
Mrs D P Spell was called to
The bedside of her fatherA Mi
Holt of Steadman N c., whNs
! suffering from a stroke of pa
ralysiS.
Mr. Holt Hill, the popular
salesman for Mr. Winslow
Wright, is very i'll. His parents
of Timmonsville have come to
be with him till he convalesces.
Miss Ada Gregg of Friend
fiel d is visiting Mrs Winslow
Wright.
Mrs Helen l. Bullock, nation
al organizer of "Women's S
Christian Temperance union,
will lecture here at THE Baptist
church at 80 p m. Subject:
"The Old and the New World" "
A large audience is desired.
Everybody is welcome. Come,
no matter what your creed, you
may be benefited. Mrs Bull
lock is widely known all over
the United States. She has
been in the work seventeen
years and has spoken to thous-
ands of people in a single au-
dience, and to hundreds of
audiences in single year.
Though she is past seventy
years, she still has loving
message for each hearer.-Flor-
ence Times, March 7th.
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Conducted by the pupils OF the ninth and tenth
gradcs)
La grippe is still prevalent
around town. A great many
pupils have been absent for the
past few days.
We are glad to report that
several, who We're absent last
week, are able to resume their
work.
We hope, as spring, advances,
every child will be able to be
"at his best" and begin-if they
have not begun already-work in
earnest.
The teachers had occasion to
be veXed little on Monday.
Owing to the show Friday and
Saturday nights, and the excite
ment of the week, great many
children came with their lessons
unprepared.
We are beginning to make
preparations for our commence
ment exercises. DR. George b
Cromer, ex-president of New
berry college, now mayor OF
Newberry, has consented to de-
liver the address.
AS the pleasant days of spring
approach, We are reminded OF
the fact that we have limited
supply of water for two hundred
children. We are very grateful
to the town for our handsome
building and nice playground,
but we would now appreciate
a large stream of artesian
water.
Several weeks ago, "a kind
friend in town presented d
United States flag to the school.
Each morning at 9 O'Clock it is
raised by some member of the
9th or 10th grades. At any time
between the hours of nine and
two, it may be seen floating
silently and Loyalty over the
building. Our work begins at
nine and is supposed to be COM
pleted at two, but We always eX
pect and do have some "addi-
tional.
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Garter, S r Goodwin, Julius Dukes
NJ \ Thomas and " l. Bass wer,
among thc visitors to klngstrce Mon.
day.
The town council now has five
car loads of terra Gotta piping and
We understand that the lntendant is
now casting about for cisil eL-
cinecr to see that the lines are prop
erly located and that the piping is
put down in Il proper and intelligent
manner 50 that the greatest good
will be accomplished by The work.
We are informed that the propri
etor and editor of the Lake City Pi-
lot which was to be, has left the
State and gone to Horny.
Little isaac Nachman, Youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs Henry Nachman,
died ON Monday night. He was
about.six or eight months old. The
remains were taken to harleston
Tuesday for burial in the Hebrew
cemetery.
Mr. Orvin is now acting agent, vice
Mr. Atkinson who is sick.
The Messrs Cash have completed
the buildings for their foundry and
machine shops and are now putting
in the machinery, tools and fixtures.
Mr. II G Gregg, who is well known
hero and IN Kingstree, was IN town
Tuesday looking after insurance
W. Il. b.
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MORE RIOTS.

9Nturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual
disorder of the system. OverwOrk
loss of sle nervous tension will
be followcdpy utter collapse, un'
less reliable remedy is immedi-
ateiy employed. There's nothing
so efficient to cure disorders of the
Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bit
tiers. It's a wonderful tonic, and
effective nervine and the greatest
all around medicine for run down
lstems. II dispels nervousness
lrheumatism and neuralgia and ex
pels malaria germs. Only soc, ano
satisfaetion guaranteed by DR. w '
Breekinton, Druggist.
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Responsibility.
Seventeent.
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creature
No life
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Notice.

The County Board of Equali-
zation will meet at the Auditors
Office on Monday, March 20, to
organize and attend to any
other business coming before
them. J, j. b. MONTGOMERY
G.. A. w. G.
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The following recommendations
for magistrates in Williamsburg
haze been mrde to Governor Hey
ward, to wit Ii C Goodwin, Lake
City; l. L Rodgers, Johnsonville;
Geo b Nesmith, Morlisyille; R R
Jeffores. Greeiyville; A r Moseley,
Salters; W B McCants, Trio; R. K
Wallace, Kingstree, was appointed a
few weeks ago. Application for the
appointment of a magistrate at Har-
pers was made, l ut as the law pro-
vides for only seven in the county,
this appointment could not be made,
Messrs B Wallace ond Arthur l.
and Misses Pansy and Beatrice Jones
attended the inauguration of Presi-
dent Roosevelt Saturday, leaving
here Friday night and returning
Sunday night.
- A.
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A Gard OF Thanks.
,D4TOR COUNTY RECORD:

EDITOR COUNTY RECORD;
Please allow us space to eX-
prpress our sincere thanks to
the people of Kingstree for
their sympathy and manifold
kindnesses in our recent sorrow
and affiiction. Their attentions
will eyer be remembered by us
with grateful appreciation.
J. w. COWARD $
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AdDSeSOf our SuD6crlDerS
have responded to the appeal
we made last week and paid
their subscriptions. For this
We thank them kindly. There
are others, however, who have
not yet been heard FROM Do
not put it off longer friends
The dollar you owe. is a small
matter to you, but it means q
great deal to us. y Z
We are requested to announce
that the closing exercises of
"Moss Grove" school will talre
place in.the hall over Mr
Cooper's store at Cooper post
office on Friday evening, March
10, at $50 p m. A hot supper
will be served for the benefit of
Indiantown church Immediately
after the exercises. The public
is cordially invited.
Mr. Leon G Dove, who for
several years filled most accept
ably the position of station
agent for the Atlantic Coast
Line at this place, was in town
Monday renewing acquaintanSS
with his friends here, wlt2
name is legion. Mr. DoveA
lives in Darlington, beis
ciated with Mr. D w d
ham in the clothing busj
Rev Thomas Leitch .
Marshall began their ID.
IN the Methodist Church
Sunday evening and since
have been holding two ser
daily, at $50 and 5p-n
spectively. The services
generally well attended ana
good deal of interest is mani
tested. The meeting will prob
ably be continued through nex
week. Z
The voting contest gottea upS
by the Bowman samily, who
held the boards in the court
house last week advertisine
medicine, was won by Miss Nita
Whitehead as the most popular
young lady. Up to Saturday
night the voting. was spirited,
the competition being sharp and
exciting. The prize given was
handsome ring set with rubies &
and diamonds. r r
Senator B r Tillman having
declined to deliver the Graded
school commenseuSiit addre 50
on the plea of his zncef( gin q
health Just at this t. an In
vitation was extended to Dr.
George B Cromer, formerly &
president of Newberry college,
who has signifed his acceptance y
to the trustees. We congrat-
ulate the trustees on having ee-
cured DR. Cromer and the friends
OF the school may look forward
to an uncommonly fine address I
from this eloquent and scholar
ly gentleman. -
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Null VS.. NEGR0'S HEAD...THE
fake CITY MERCANTILE Co.
BATCH OF new MAGISTRATES.

LAKE CITY, March 6: Hon v
II Wells of Florence was in tow
Thursday of last week.
Judge II p Baldwin went down t'
Kingstree Saturday on business.
Mr. p G Gourdin came up from
: Kingstree Tuesday night and witt
Mr. J II Y Gaskins checked up The
dispens;lry here ana at Scranton
after which they vent down tc
Kingstree and investigated the affair:
of the dispensary at that place. On
account of serious illness in his
family Mr. Blackwell could not be
with the other members of the
board.
Editor Wolfe spent Saturday in
town in the interest of his b usiness
| Some of our lettuce growers tell
us they will begin shipping in about
| ten DAYS. On account of the ex-
cessive and continuous cold the
plants are little backward IN ma
turing this season.
Sammie Goodwin, the ten year-old
| son of Mr. S II Goodwin, met with a
painful and serious accident one day
last week He was kicked by Il pony
which ne and another boy, Clarence
Hall, were "plankins" WITT. The
ponv's hoof landed OH Sammie's 5
month, cutting off the upper lip,
breaking the upper jaw bone and
knocking out three teeth. Drs
,lrWilliams and DuRant sewed back
the lip and dressed the wound, and
the little fellow is now doing well.
| A few weeks ago the writer stated
that Scipo Singetary, who some
days before had killed mule, was
himself killed by another mule,
which kicked the top of his head off.
| The statement was made upon the
personal information of two reliable
men, who declared that the matter
came to them direct and from a
source that could not be doubted.
| If the writer had been in his usual
health he hardly thinks he would
have had the temerity to write that
article even upon the declaration
of a dozen reliable men; for while
lit is safer to stand under pile
driver thsn near the business end OF
male, this thing of breaking a
nlsger's head is something else. 1t
lis one of these things that ''call for
4 more talk" and We want to humbly
apologize to Scip for being so rattle
Drained as to suppose that his skull
could be cracked by anythi. g short
of an eleven-inch Japanese gun
charged with shintos. Mr. j U
Goodwin tells us hat Scip is nothing
like dead, but is getti ng well. How
ever, there is no mistake about his
killing the mule first referred to.
Mr. Floyd Rod ers, who has been
lin Charleston for several months, Is
now in this town.
A charter has been issued by the
Secretary of State to the Lake City
Mercantile Co., of Lake City and
Charleston. W 4 Ward is president
and treasurer and Lyman Pearlsnne
ylce-presldent and secretary. The
authorized capital is $25OO.
W l. Bass, Esq, has moved into
his new offices in the new Bank of
Lake City building, corner Acline
avenue and McAlister street.
MrJ F Rickenbaker, who we
seriously i'll a number of days, is
much improved and now able to be
out.
The following recommendations
for magistrates in Williamsburg
| A l.
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RECORD.
Misses Sue Stoll and Alic,
NcCollough, of the vicinity o
Taft, visited in town Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. j j NJ Graham, of the
Cades section, was in town yes
terday exchanging greetings
with his friends.
Edwin Hirsch, Esq, of Kings
try, was in the city short
While this morning.-Florence
FINES, March 6.
Rev P G DuBose, of the Colum
bia Theological Seminary
preached in the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
The many friends of our pop.
ular supervisor, Ntr j j Graham
are pleased to see him able to
be out after his recent illness, :
Messrs S NJ Bradshaw and Z
B Rhodus, two of Greelyville' Is
live and progressive business
men, were noted in town Monday
Mr. W Nj McElveen, of the
Cades section, was in town
Tuesday and honored our sane,
tum with a brief but pleasant
call.
Mr. T A Blakeley of Taft, one
of Williamsburg's most enter
prising and successful business
men, spent-a few hours in town
Monday.
Ml' o G Woodward, route
agent for the Southern Express
Co., was in town Monday look
ing after the interests of the To-
cal Office of his company.
We are requested to. state that
there will be preaching at Cen
tral Presbyterian church next
Sunday at II a. m, and at Union
at 4::30 p. m. by Rev P c Du-
Bose of Columbia
Editor G W Wolfe, of the King
stree Record, spent Saturday
night in the city. He has re-
Gently made some extensive i'm
provements on his paper.-Flor-
ence Times, March 6.
We were pleased to receive a
visit Monday from our friend,
Mr. W Francis Kennedy, one of
the progressive farmers near
Lake City who have made money
i'll truck and tobacco.
Our good friend, Col J P Epps,
whose prevailing good humor
and cheerful personality are a
never failing antidote for the
"blues," gave us the pleasure
of his company a short while
Monday.
Mr. Eugene Stanley, the Week
ly Mail S foreman for year or
longer, resigned last week to
90 to Hartsville. He, has been
succeeded by Mr. ] P Nelson,
formerly foreman Of THE
RECORD office.
"Uncle" George Mitchum was
in town Monday looking as
young and cheerful as he did
twenty years ago. If good hum
or and joviality be conducive
to longevity Uncle George
ought to live to be a hundred.
Postmaster Louis Jacobs went
to Florence Tuesday to attend
the United States court as a
witness. He returned home
night, as the court
adjourned without transacting
any business on account of the
prevalence of smallpox in
Florence.
Capt G G Lynch, division
of the Atlantic
Coast Line and Mr. G L POI ter,
his assistant, were here from
Charleston Sunday personally
directing the clearing away of
the wreck and the re- e-building of
tho cnctin1, of trnc1 that WAS
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day, the beginning of Lent.
Mrs l. Jacobs eturned yester
day from a visit to Scranton.
A number of people in town
are in the grip of the grip.
Mr. W J Smiley Of the Cades
section was on our streets Tues
day.
Mr. R J Mcknight of Cades
spent the day in town Mon
day.
Monday was salesday but
there was no property to be
sold.
Mr. VI S Buffkin of Cades was
in Kingstree Monday a few
hours.
Mr. r W Spann, now of Tim
monsville, visited Kingstree on
Monday.
Mr. George Hughes of Heine-
mann was noted in town yes
terday.
Mr. J P Gamble of Heinemann
was among the visitors in town
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs W D Crooks of
Harpers were visitors in town
Monday.
NTH V Gaskins of Lake
City spent Monday here on
business.
Mr. W Roston of Harpers
favored us with a pleasant visit
yesterday.
Mr. j P Haselden of Lambert
was a welcome visitor at our Of
fee Monday.
Mr. Manson Brown, of the Sut
tons section, was a county seat
visitor Monday.
Hon j Davis Carter of Leo was
in town Monday and favored
us with a call.
Mr. E H Sauls and DR. W j
Haselden were in town Tuesday
between trains.
Magistrate A R Moseley of
Salters Depot was in town Sat
urday morning.
Mr. Alex Spivey, of the vicin-
ity of Salters, was in town Mon
day on business.
Messrs W J Dunlop and ] L
Blakeley of Oak Ridge spent
Monday in town.
Mr. N w Cook of Rosemary
was an appreciated visitor at
our office Tuesday.
,MrJ W Kelley, from across
Black river, called pleasantly
to see US yesterday.
Messrs Monte Scott, Ed Brock
inton and G W Wolfe visited
Lake City Saturday.
We enjoyed a short visit Mon
day from our genial friend, Mr.
Simon Poston of Jay.
WF' Clayton, Esq, of the
Florence bar, was in Kingstree
Saturday on business.
Mr. ] H Pierce of Cades is in
the city for a few days.-Flor-
ence Times, March 4.
Messrs j NJ and ] ] Eaddy of
Jay paid US an agreeable
isit'while in town Monday,
Hon W II Bass, our esteemed
Lake City correspondent, was
in town Monday on business.
Mr. PI Coker, of the Cades
section, was in town few hours
Mon day and called to see us.
Mr. ] NJ Rodgers of Cades was
in town Monday and paid his
respects to The RECORD office.
Ex-County Com m S S oner
Samuel ] Singletary of Lake
City was on our str0 Mon,
day.
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G0ded School Department.

Conducted by the pupils OF the ninth and tenth
gradcS)
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SAVE MONEY.
By Taking Advantage
Our Cheap Clubbind
Rates.

By clubbing with THE q
RECORD You can get the fo
newspapers and magazines =
ed prices. To take adya
these cheap rates both NIB
must be paid for one year In
vance:
The COUNTY RECORD land the :
Twice-a-Week News and Courier,
one year each $l.5o.
The COUNTY RECORD, the AthH-
ia Constitution and the Sunny
South, one year each, S1.75.
The COUNTY RECORD and f1e
Home and Farm, one year Sacil q
$1.25, ],
The COUNTY RECORD and the :
New York World s (three times : z
week. one year each, $1.65.
The COUNTY RECORD and The
Commoner, CIV. J. Bryan's papfA =
one year each, 81 65.
TAE County REooRp
Youths Companion lneg
only one year each 81
The CoUNTy Rg5
American FARM
FS1.15.
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'E'i7a7 asl Neg ils clI.kt t'i5R, ias
ENGINEER SEVERELY BRUISED.


About Z o'clock last Sa turday
evening an extra freight train,
No. 347, ran into an open switch
just below the Main street rail
road crossing. The monster
cooper head" engine and ten
der were derailed and overturn,
ed and nine cars out Of the
twenty-one comprising the train
We're completely wrecked. The
5 debris of the wreck was piled
fifteen or twenty feet high and
the contents of the cars, con-
sisting mainly of fertilizers and
lumber, were scattered along
both sides of the track. When
the crash came Engineer Pear,
! son says that he instnctively
A reversed his lever before being
: thrown out of the cab. Mr
Pearson's lip was badly cut and
his nose broken, but fortunate
= ly he suffered no serious in,
juries.
The worst off was the negro
fireman, Pres Stevenson, whose
leg was caught between the
= irving wheel of the locomotive
nd the tender and his foe t and
[nkle crushed. Piteously call,
ing for help the unfortunate
tireman hung for three hours
Antil the arrival of the wreck.
train with appliances for
& the ponderous engine
his limb. There were
al doctors present, how:
md s Tthiasr possible
Eve TIE PAIN VI
an. When he
lated, he was
by DIR w V
peal railroad
! it necessary
lb just above
egro is now
very:
ploye, was
feet into a
Be of the wreck,
a conjecture are
lroad people, we
believe confidently
en- switch was SO
fome one out OF
j Spirit of wanton
Emef, The extrsfIssghht
as running ON the time of ''32,' ,
the West India Limited Mail.
Had this train been on time the
s imagination can scarcely picture
the horrible loss of life that
might have ensued. For a mis-,
creant who would deliberately
y tamper with a switch with in,
tent to wreck a passenger train,
hanging is too good.
The local passenger, No. 80,
had preceded the freight only
about half hour, so that if the
switch were interfered with it
was done within this period OF
time. The switch lock was
found by the side of the track
several feet away still locked.
All day long on Sunday a
crowd of people thronged about
4 the scene of the wreck curious
Hly watching the railroad hands
as they cleared away the wreck,
3 age. The first train to pass af-
ter the wreck was No 81, the To-
cal passenger, which went by
toward Charleston at tour
o'clock, just FIVE hours behind
its scheduled time.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-11

Souvenir postals and leather mailing
cards at Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. William Sharp. of Port Ham
mond, and Miss Neetie Padden, of Port.
ladd, are the guests of their cousin, Mrs.
A. Il. Hopkins,
o. NJ. Kellogg, Of Hoquiam, has pur.
chased the two lots on the corner OF
! Broadway and Heron street occupied by
the N. G. Kaufman residence.
The supreme court has sustained the
judgment of conviction Of Anton Michael
llomaki. accused of violating the 1903 law
by placing his wife in an immoral house
at Aberdeen.
No. O5 N. G street. 5.room cottage,
plastered, bath, patent closet, lot filled
and fenced ~ blocks from 2. O.-$l5OO,
easy terms. Will Lanning. Room Ii,
Dabney block.
The Friends in Council Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. j. b.
Haynes at her home on B street. A full
attendance is desired as business OF i'm
portance will be considered.
AS we 20 to press word is received of
the death this morning of Mrs. Sidney
Moor Heath, wife of the we'll known at
torney, at her home in Hoquiam. Death
ensued after a brief illness, from pneu-
mOnia.
Beautifying methods that iniu,e the
skin and health are dangerous. BE beau.
tiful without discomfort by taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Sunshiny
faces follow it's use. 80 cents. w. b.
Paine 4 Co.
J. NJ. Jones, who has charge OF the
Wishkah ferry. while handling the winch
that tightens the cable OF the scow, got q
severe blow Oh the ann from the crank,
Saturday, and is now at the Grays Har.
Dor hospital.
Many of those who are interested in
the improvement of Grays Harbor, think
that the appropriation asked for in the
matter of Federal building, lie only
blind to delay any appropriation fol har-
Dor purposes.
The school board has agreed to furnish
the land on which to build gymnasium
if the High school students will furnish
the money with which to erect the build
ing. The students are enthusiastically
planning to do their part.
T. II. Mckay is building three neat
cottages on the correr of First and Jefter.
son streets. 1t is also his intention to
build IA two story dwelling for himself on
the same property, the cottages to face
on Jefferson street and his residence on
First.
II. B. Mcneil was injured about noon
today be being run Into by a bicycle. on
F street. A. lngebrigsten was coming
down the grade on upper street at
high rate OF speed when he colided with
Mr.. Mcneil who received severely
spralned ankle and several bruises
James M. Hackett, A. J. Anderson
W. J. Patterson, j. D Crazy, N. g.
kau man, A. Fl. Griffin, w. B. Mack, j..
g. Lewis. Philip Locke and Mrs. L. T..
Whitney have incorporated as the Aher..
deem Theater Co., with a capital stock OF
$25 900 They will build an opera house
on lots II and IL, on the corner OF Heron
and X streets, up-to-date in every par
ticular
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-11

A twice-a-week transcript Of the hap
penings on Gray's Harbor-The Aber-
deem Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-11
King of all Cough Medicines.

Mr.. f.. G.. Case, a mail carrier of Cam
ton Center, Conn, who has been in the
U. ). Service for about sixteen years,
says: 1--WE have tried many cough
medicines for Group, but Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is king Of all and one to
be relied upon every time. We also find
it the best remedy for coughs and coils,
giving certain results and leaving no bad
after effects" For sale oy Evans Drug
Co. m