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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-09-16
ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT.
BRAKEmAN PARRETT KILLED ON
THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
Matiiatcd Body iof "a stranger found
Along the Tracks ofThat Road
Near NewviIie.

The second fatal on accident on the
Cumberland Valley within few DAYS
occurred in Chambershurg late Satur.
day night. John II. Parrett, Young
railroad man fell from draft of
freight cars and was so badly Injured
that he died at 10 O'Clock Sunday
morningIin the hospital in Chambers
burg. Partett was an extra brake.
man and only had been in service
about five weeks. Gle was son of
Rev. Philip Parrett aud is survived
by This wife and sister residing.in
Chambersburg. Parrett had been in
the passenger service ana disliked
going back into.ssthe freight service
having premonition of approaching
calamity.
MUTILATED BODY FOUND.
Trainmen on train No. on the
Cumberland VALLEY SUNDAY morning
noticed the mntilated body of man
lying along the tracks west OF New.
Vile. The officials were unable to
decide how the man came to his
death, other than that he was prob.
ably run over by a train. The man
was about feet Z or inches In
height. weighing about $50 pounds
and about % years old, had short
curly hair. regular features and per.
feet teeth and wore brown barred
suit Broken glass nearby showed
that he had carried bottle and in
his pockets were found a theater
ticket a package of tobacco and
cigarette papers. His head was cnt
off and also onea foot and the trunk
matilated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN
WILL BE COMPLETED

a private telegram received today
from General Manager w. 5. Hopewell
was shown to The citizen, and u gives
out the cheerful information that
funds had been provided and that tho
Albuquerque Eastern would be com.
picted Immediately and all work In
connection Herewith rushed o. rap.
Idly as possible,
This Is certainly gratifying nows TO
the people here. showing a. II does
that the promoters OF the Alb,iquor-
que Eastern Intend 10 follow out their
original plans.
II also proves concluslvtly that the
various rumOr. Ia circulation that the
Santa Re or some other road would
soon absorb the Eastern are false.
Mr.. Hopowell Is now IN the east
but expects 20 return to the city IN a
short time
Major II. r. waltney Is IN town to-
day from the line OF the Albuquerque
Eastern railway 10 Tiieras canyon,
and says the grade has been cOmplet
cd from Albuquerque 70 the arroyo
south OF the house Of the late Judge
Trimble. A part Of .he camp has been
moved 20 Frost, the junction for the
HRgan coal fields. whore the Y Will
be constructed and grading rushed
from that point toward Tijeras. The
grade Is Just back OF the Trlmble place
Major whitney will return 10 the
canyon late tails afternoon or In the
morning. and continue his work on the
right.of.way.
The major says the people Of the
mountains look for a grand year for
crops and pastures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ALpHonss AND oAsroN COMING

"Alphonse ana CASTOR" that mirth.
ful comedy which has kept the Amerl-
can public on tho Gui viye OF expect
ancy for It's production VII DO seen
for the first time az tho Eiks' opera
house Saturday, April 20.
Alphonae and Castor, as every
newspaper reader flom EastpOrt, Me-,
10 the Golden Gate OF California
knows, are two mythical Frenchmen
whose ultra pollteness places uhom
Ia tho nOat absurd and ridiculous 20
siti0ns imaginable. The characters
lot Alphonse and CASTOR are assumed
by those fsvorfte and wen known
comedians. Mathews and Ashley. as
sisted by such artists as Eugene
Rogers w, A. Dolan. g. " Burroughs
Miss Helen Darling. Miss Vernlce
waite. Miss Minnie Burroughs
and others. The musical numbers are
gems, chosen froni the most popular
authors of the day and their tunoful
and catchy melody win cause them to
be sung by every man and boy from
the Atlaniio 20 the Pacific 4 ID In
deed a splendid production OF stage,
scenic effects and costumes, abound
ing with hilarious situations, by-worda
and witticisms, that will become the
popular lad OF the day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
pueLlc SCHOOL NOTES.

The surest proof of the growth Of
Albuquerque II her school enrolment
one thousand seven hundred aud
twenty-five pupils have been enrolled
this year against one thousand siX
hundred last year.
The past week pupils have been en-
tered from three different cities and
an declare that the work In the Aibu.
querque schools Is more thorough
than thar they left az nome.
Mas Mry Haaeldlne substituted for
Miss Wiley last Wednesday Miss
Wiley was ill
Pref HOdgin and his normal class
visited the Thlrd ward school laui
Thursday This class hopes 20 be act
lively engaged next year and are tai
ing notes.
Tho editor Of Sunshine Is Offering a
prize fur the nat essay on tho re.
sources OF Albuquerque. Five prizes
are offered one for each 81 the fol
lowing grades: Fifth, sixth sever 81
eighth and high school. The details
governing the writing % these essays
are left 60 superintendent Stroup
Judges viii be selected 90 award the
priEes.
Supt. Allen OF the Gas and Electric
power plant has extended an invita-
lion 90 the higher grades Of the schoo
10 visit THESE plantA. The junior and
senior class OF tho high school have
made the visit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
AvEav ruRNrR's KIND ACT

Railroads and corporations and the
high officials thereof ara often ac-
cusod 81 hearilessness. but one case
has come up which shows that n
there Is any virtue In the rule. there
are strong exceptions 20 Il. says the
Roswell Record. Saturday when Vic
tor Creighton. brother OF the late y.
q. Creighion. learned thai his father
wou'l be unable 30 reach Roswell In
time for tho funeral OF ~ o. Creighton
he having missed connections at ANA.
rillo. he made a request for special
train from Amarillo 20 Roswell for
Saturday. night Instead OF granting
the request, Avery Turner, vice presi'
Gent and general manager Of me Pc
cos Valley A. Northeastern. did what
was better. by offering 10 make up an
extra freight az Amarillo and lot the
parent come 20 Roswell on q. thus
saving tho expense of the special
train. Tho ofcr was kindly given
and thankfully accepted. me freight
train bringing IN the relatives Sunday
morning Victor Creighton ia chief
clerk IN the division superintendent
once az Arkansas City, Kansas, with
the Santa Ne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
SPECIAL TERM or COURT
THE COMING JUNE
Court Funds Exhausted Convicted of
FOrgery-A Cattle Thief Found
Guilty.

II IN quite possible that a special
term Of court for this district will be
held in June. as at that time there
will be enough money ON hand 10 con.
duct a term As the money for tisis
term has been exhausted. owing 60 tho
grand jury being In session almost
three weeks. whlch h something an.
usual for that body. only a few jail
cases have been tried
Yesterday the court overrulod the
pleas Ia abatement flied by the iiaHOr
dealers and this morning the defend
ants made the same objection 70 tho
indictments In a motion to quaah, but
this, too. was oycffuled By inc court
and pleas Of not guilty were entered.
Il o. not thought the court viii got any
further along with these cases THIS
term.
IN the case ~ the Territory versns
Pedro Muniz, tried yesterday, che do.
PENDANT, who was charged with as
sault with intent to kin upon the per.
son OF one Hcracnlo Garcia, Ia Sep
tember. 1903 the jury returned a yer
dict OF not guilty
The case OF tho Territory versus
Jose Vidal. charged with forgery, was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Because some Of the business men
Of the city believe Il NOT 20 be the
clty's best interests to bring a carni.
val company 20 Albuquerque during
The month az May, which had been
planned hy Captain Ruppe Of Com.
pany q. National Guard Of New Mexi
lco. Tor the purpose OF raising money
with which 90 lift the debt upon tae
Albuquerque Athletic association. Cap.
tain Ruppo may change his plans FOR
raising the necessary t6iS 90 the plan
OF circulating a petition and Raising
he money bv n popular euhHcrlp ION
This petition has been writtcn and
Will be circulated az once. II q is
a success the Monarch Amusement
rompanv will nut como 20 Aihuquer.
cue on May 10, az advertised.
Gus Mege. D, managef Tor The com
pany. wrote M Ruprc nun Blshoe,
Arizona. whore the company was play.
ing. that on acc0unt 0i unavoidable
delays be would not be- able % reach
Albuquerque on tBe date specified.
but would Ike 90 come the last week
In May during the meeting 81 the
spring Racing association. Although
Mr. Ruppo has a Contraci with the
company. and has zone 30 far az 30
g0 permission from the city council
TO give the show without hAylns 20
pay license. the fact that the company
cannot get h-ro AZ per agreement
gives him a lOoph0le 10 get out Of his
contract and he says thet no VIII glad.
" do 80 ~ che money tSn be- raised
/ by any other means.
The arrival company a. SHOWN by
the expression OF Mr. Meyers letter
"a VERY anxious 90 come. Mr.. Meyers
even goes 10 Tar IN his letter 80 Mr.
Ruppe 10 say that he will knock on
the $50 bonus asked for the FREQ ex.
/ hibitiOna. Il ia quite evident that the
company thinks Albuquerque q rich
field OF operation, and u Ia more than
probable that the Athlete AssOcla.
tons i5 per cent. OF the receipts
would easily reach s6lS. and may b
something mo q, which might be used
In the purchase or new parnphornalia
tor the gymnasium, although q IL a.
ready splondidly equipped.
Mr. Ruppe "a anxious 20 do what
ever Ia go the best interests OF the
city hut ne "a siili more anxious q
raise the Indebtedness OF the Athletic
association, which at present rests up
on him personally However Il seems
10 be the sentiment OF the business
men thm they would rather suhscribs
literally toward paying the debt rath
81 than let a carnival company CONS
10 the city and carry away g. 500 o.
$4,000 which would naturally come q
lbom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Prof. Espinoaa spoke 10 the stu
dents Friday morning on the sub
Iect of Spanish Pronunciation"
The students held an athletic con-
test at Traction park last Saturday.
The following will make the Varsity
track team. Bell, Kenneth, Head.
Clarence Heald. Irwin, Allen. Decker
and Alvord.
President Tight Is stlll setting out
ireea and the campus viii before
many years be a perfect grove u bis
plans are successful.
Alyord aud Goebel made a nying
visit t0 Bolon last Thursday
The pamphlets belonging to the uni
verslty library are being arranged IN
aoparato room.
some excitement was ocoasiOned on
the campus SATURDAY morning when
the tar used for lining the reservoir
caught Gre The dense smoke made
Il apear as II all the buildings were
burning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
WORK RESUMED AT CAV MILL.

The American Lumber company's
mills resumed work this morning at.
cor having been closed down a week
because OF the inability Of the srail-
road 10 furnish raw material from tho
timber. The melting Of snow in the
mountains has rendered the Zuni
Mountain railway unservlceable, and
the Santa Re between Albuquerque
and Thorean, where the two raOds
connect. "a badly disabled by soft
tracks. However, train OF logs
reached the city on Saturday and az
conditions have improved In regard 20
tracks. no other shut downs age OK.
pected 5. G. Jackson, manager for
the company. makes another announ-
cement that will be received In Aibu,
querque with gladness. II II the In.
tention OF the management 90 keep
the night shift force working durlne
tho summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Ing or not and may require petitioner
20 give sufficient bond.
CHAPTER fa2.
An Act fixing the times Of holding
district courts In nernalllo and other
oounilea.C. y. No. ia.
The act provides that district court
shall convene al Albuquerque on the
third Mondays Of March and septeni.
Der. az Los Lunas on the first Mon
days IN March and September; az
Borualllo on the hrat Mondays IN
May and September. At Gallup on he
third Mondays IN May and November,
and az E.stancla. on the lirst Mondays
in June and December.
CHAPTER 1873.
An Act to amend section 1899 Of the
Complied laws OF New Mexico OF
1897. relative 20 garulsbments. A. G,
u No. 1903.
The act provides that a person gar
nlsheod nav recover costs and ex.
ponass from the plaintiff IN case on
non.suit and IN case nothing shall BE-
found due from the defendant 20 the
plaintiff. In ease the garnlshec does
not appear or shall refuse 90 confess
the matter alleged and the plaintiff
shall recover Judgment then said gar
nlshoo shall pay the costs and 81 a.
torney's fees. In case the garnlshee
delivers mp all the goods and chattcl'
OF the defendant In bis possession. the
costs and expenses which shall have
accrued shall be paid out Of the pre-
coeds OF the property attached.
CHAPTER 1874.
An act IN reference 10 property sold
for taxes. G. y. No. it5
The act provides that IN case ana
property sold az tax sale shall be BIZ
in BY the county. tho duplicate certln
cate shall be sold by the tax collector
to any person who shall pay the face
value thereof with accrued Interest
and n such cannot Do sold az private
sale within three years then Il shal
be sold az public auction 10 the high
est bidder for cost. No fees shall b.
paid TO the assessor. collector or dis
trict attorney under this act until tn
money shall be realized by She safe o
tho certificate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

called this morning The defendant
withdrew his plea " not guilty and
entered one ~ guilty. u appeared that
the defendant. a boy OF Va years, was
In the employ Of the Santa 80 railroad
company. working IN the shops % tho
company at this place. In the shops
with him was a man by TIE same name
and the boz drew thls mans pay
check, q forHcd and caahcd h. 10
then aquandered the money A. Il wan
shown that che hoy had suffered con
siderable pnniahmcnt already and was
tho only support 81 e widowed mother.
the court was lenient and only aen-
fenced him ia one year IN the peniten-
tlary, the issuance OF n commitment.
however. was withheld. pending no
good behavior Of the boy. who Is 10 70
port 10 the sheriff once a month.
The next case wa that Of the ter
ritOry versus Jesus Marines. charged
with the larceny Of two COWS. the
property of fiopOiilo MontOya. Tue
evidence showed that tho defendant
deliberately stole the cattle and cold
them 10 local b,itcher This caaa
went 10 tho jury Just before noon and
Il returned a verdict Of guilty after b..
Ing out but a Few minutes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ADDING MORE coNVIcrs
TO PENiTEhTlARY LIST.

sheriff N. C.. stewart of Eddy
county. aud Assistant Chief Of Police
"a. ID Greet. Of El Paso. took four
prisoners to the penlteniiary yes
torday hey were convicted and sen.
fenced 81 tho recent term OF the NTH
judicial district court for Eddg county.
presided over by Judge William ".
Pope. Their NAMES and ares and the
crimes FOR when they were convicted.
together with the term, are; lsidoro
Miranda. aaod rs years 20 years for
murder. Harry Meyers. aged 10 years,
years Tor larceny; Charles smithers,
aged "a years. years for forgery
John n. Swift, aged 80 years. years
for BURGLARY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Among the appointments made BY
Mayor Mckee and confirmed ~ the
council AZ last Nights meeting, the
name u A. NJ. whltoomb appears for
building inspector. and che appoint.
mont Is truly a wise one. Although
retired as an active contractor and
carpenter. Mr. WhitcOmb "a familiar
with the business from a 10 =, and
will therefore prove one ~ the most
elncicnt ofNcialH 90 draw a salary from
me city government. There VIII ~ We
monkey business while he Is building
inspector and the ordinance on thia
important subject viii be carried Out
20 the letter 10 the future.
Tao appointment AZ M WhitcOmh
10 the once ol building Inspector. ~.
calls an incident ln the early iasa ~
Albuquerque u vas no who built tho
nrst house IN what ID known ioaay Az
tho new town OF AlbuouerQue, Gud the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ROSWELL FIRE.

Two homes we're destroyed, two
persons severely burned aud a third
slightly Injured In an early morning
are IN this city today, says the Ros-
we'll Record, Tho homes burned
we're those OF J. M. Mcknight and G..
U Donnell, al ll0 and 4i2 North Lea
avenue. Mrs. Mcknight and Mr.. Don
nell were the ones severely burned.
aud Charles shrout. a rO0mer ai the
Mcknight home. was slightly burned
The fire occurred at 2;Ao In the
morning. Mrs. Mcknight had been
caraing cotton the night before, and
the inilammable stun was lying thick
on the goor. AT the early hour men
toned she arose 10 care for a sick
child. Striking a match. a spark
iow Into tho cotton and the whole
room was almost Immediately IN a
mass Of flames, the loCSely piled cot.
ton burning like powder. Mrs. Me,
knight, her children and the other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
AN OFFICIAL VISIT TO
PUEBLO INDIAN VILLAGES.

John y. Harper. United States irri-
cation engineer for the Pueblo Indians
and chief engineer OF the construc
ton of the Zuni reservoir was In the
city on route to the different pueblos
on business connected with his POSI-
tlou Mr.. Harper states that the work
a. the reservoir Is progressing as
well a. can De expected under the cir.
matte conditions. and thinks that the
work will be finished within year.
lie has about iO0 men at work all
the time and in good weather in
creases the number so that the work
viii be pushed TO completion as rapid.
~ As possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

one engine and two o. three cars. He
worried himself very much as 20 what
would be the beet way TO get ANIMALS
over tho big trunk llnee of the coun.
Try and adopted a catch phrase 60 DO
H. lie prepared a fun list 81 ANNALS
over hls line and sent them Out 10 the
heads Of passenger departments, and
with them all he forwarded advortla.
ing matter which had this phrase ~
the top OF each shcct' The shortest
Line Between New York and L,d-
cngo' The result is that he has re.
celvcd passeH over almost every inn
poriant road IN the country. There TO-
very little doubt as 40 his being prcsi
dent ~ the shortest line between the
points named Galveston News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
HE BUILT THE FIRST
HOUSE IN ALBUQUERQUE
appointment Of a. w. WhhOOmb As Building
Inspector Recalls an Incident In the
Early Days of This city.

little frame WA constructed IN a hurry
on a piece OF ground on which now
stands the gas works. Tho work vas
performed for Frank Huning and John
phnian. and on the very evening Of its
completion tho building was SCI on
IRE and burned 10 the ground thus
making also tho nrst IRE IN the new
town
The ground WAS On dispute, Mcasfn.
Hunlng and Phelan we're alleged % bo
jumpers. and the alleged claimants
To the ground took revenge ~ burning
the building A few dawn after tho
Are. HunlnK and phelan paid the com.
plainauts f0r the ground thus settling
a dispnto which booked Tor d time lko
an ugly trouble
m iator lays. Mr. Whllcomb was
The contractor and builder 81 some 81
the best buildings ln che city, amcng
them being ne CnOmwtli and the First
National hank building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Make the breath 50 sweet az a rose BY
curing indigestion. and sour stomach with
kodoi Byapcpsia Cure. A pleasant, pai-
atahic, roConstructive tisnue- building a..
Ecatant ~. 1. Bsbcock. Amherst. MINI,
says; n have taken a great many rome-
dica for indigestion but have found moth
ing equal 90 iCodol Dyspepsia Cure" ko-
dol digosis what you ct, cures iudigea-
ton. dyspepsia. sour stomach. belchlnE,
heartburn and an stomach troubles
Great care n used IN che preparation %
Kodol-the greatest diEentant thas has
ever boen discovered. Sold b. all dealers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
last Hope Vanished.

when leading physicians said that W.
a. smithart, % pekin, la, had incurahlc
consumption. nia last hope vanished. hut
DR. Kings New Discovery for Cunnump-
ton, Coughs and Colds kept him out %
his grave. He says; This great spec. q
completely cured me snd saved my iife.
years, and consider Il marvellous throat
and lung cure. strictly cure Tor Coughn.
Sore Throat or Coda. sure preventative
of Pneumonia. Guaranteed, Zoe ana - ,u
bottles az an druggists. Trial bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
nEAIrA M YOUTH.

OlAcaGe ard bIckncae brIn0 UIu No
iiefhlnc taken every morning before
n~eaFfaHt. will keep you IN robust health
ne you 20 wprd on disease, u cures con-
stiphti0n, blliousncaH, dyspepsia, fever,
sigin and kidney complaints. II purihea
the blood and clears the complexion. Mrs.
ID. w. smith, whitney, Texas, writes
April Z. is0; "a haye used Herbano, ana
mud Il a., best medicine for constipation
ana liver troubles. IL does all you claim
for Il. ! can highly recommend e." % cts
a bottle Sold By J. "A. ORoilly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

members Of the household voio lucky
70 escape with their lives.
The Mcknight residence burned
rapidly and the flames soon spread 20
the house OF g. U.Donneil. city mail
carrier No. !. who lived Al the corner
Of fifth street and lea avenue. Mr..
Donnell had been removing his house.
hold goods. knowing that be could
not save the dwelling and he lost
nothing The house. however, was re-.
duced 20 smoke and ashes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
rHE snoRrEsr RAlLRoAp

How an ohio Man Secured Many An.
nuai Passes.
Governor Herrlck 81 Ohio IL a good
story teller, and while here last week
entertained several gentlemen IN re-.
lating some Of them. One ne told con
corning q railway man was about as
fOlloWss
There a a railroad man In OHIO
who has lots OF nerve and lots % In
genuity. He has become imbuod with
the idea that advertising pays, and ~
keeping IN the van OF catch phrases
which have been adopted by all OF the
leading railroads OF the country, such
as Get the HRbh, That's IT, 'rhe
Only Way why NotT and all That
sort OF thing. lie has a little line Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

An old ana wen tried rcmedy-Mra
WiuFiows Soothing syrup has been used
for over sixty years by millions of moth
era for their children while teothinE with
perfect success ~ aoGthca The child,
softenn the gums ailaya al paih, cures
wind collie. and ia the best remedy TOT
dlarrhoca ~ pleasant 90 the taste Sold
bv druggists IN every part % the world
twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value "
incniculablc. BE sure ana ask for Mrs
wlnslows Soothing syrup. ana take no
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
SCOTS EMULSION

We don't put SCOTS Emul-
sion in the class Of advertised
cure-alls; il doesn't belong
there. We hardly like to use
the word "cure' at all, but we
are bound to say that it can be
used for a great many troubles
with great satisfaction. Its
special function is TO repair
the waste Of the body when
the ordinary food does not
nourish, and this means that
it is useful in many cases
which are indicated by vast
ing.
Wen ssad you rinpls igss.
SCOTT a BowNK. ~ Ps.si sasss. Nee yosl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel
Trnuhlan.

II regard chamberinin's Collie. Choiern
and DlarrhOea Remedy NJ one % the
very best remedies for bowel troubles,
says MIR D. W. Hanlon, editor OF the
Despatch, Oclila, Georgia. u make this
statement after having used the medicinf
IN my family for several years, ! am
never without H." No family can anord
to be- without n bottle o. this remedy IN
,he house. it n certain 70 be needed
sooner or later For sale BY all druggists