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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-04-15
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The Need for WaUieS
By Lieut. carLyon BelLairs, of the British Na0y.

N00 population and riches match
organization have in the Rus
: | s the knowledge that the seabarTier
eable which will enecually the expanding
tonic Slavonic, Latin contempa.
nn ing aggression American continent
singy nothing sea-power will prevent them trying
oA$ to purpose combination They combined
parition Poland BY the Russian
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-04-15

Russia France Spain Holland Prussia
Britain this
treaty eighteen
the bud such decisive action could have
penude
period
the operation of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-04-15


toward
another children Christianity teaches them then we
problems will themselves
but have solved problem the wsest possible way
shall nothing national
family
wish
will be cooperate
n
family life is
the diminishing birth the oSng of the marriage tie the
artistic
suicide Therefore
with this
matte of vita Importance o he
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-04-15

HERE is certain tendency to exat the unessena In oea
ing with public questions and public men especially are
concentrated questions that have
Importance, but wholly ephemeral compared WIN
the questions that straight to the root Of things Ques
tons like the tariff and the of literally no con-
whatsoever with the vital question OF having
the unit Of social life, the home preserved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

We know our tea and we
know your tea taste,
That's why we offer you
back your money,
You ~ ~ l,,um YOU money Il you dow, H.,
BshOlhg, Bo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
BURNED BY LIVE WIRE,


Joseph Lowell n lnomon IN the employ
Of the utah Light a Railway company
met with mn accident about $3.50 yostor.
day afternoon, by witch his hands and
arms were severely burned, Ito was on.
gagged, with o,hors, In stretching n WIRE
when II broke and II II supposed that
tho end dipped UP ana came IN contact
with somo live wires that were some ~
foot higher In tho air MIR, Loycll rcccIv.
ed severe shock but not sufficient 20
produce unconsolousnoss However, his
hands and arms were seriously burned,
~ stated, llo lives at No % phpps court
and word from mombors " his family to-.
day IL TO the offoet that he had passed.
rather comfortable night considering
the nature Of the burns, ana that no IN
progressing fayor0bly today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

/ OF y, G, NJ, L. Tho delivery wagon of
,ho western Newspaper Union, III com.
inR down tho hlll, rot beyond control
OF the horse. because OF the fact that
buckle on the "hold.bnokn straps
gave way In trying to mako the tui n
az. the bottom. the vehicle struck the
ourblng and overturned Mr., Fleming
who was riding with William Cook, Inc
driver was thrown TO tho curbng and
sash cut across the back OF his head,
whilo the horse was also thrown 90 the
ground, Flommlng was carried into "A
nearby house, whio Dr, benedict was
summoned to attend the wound Ilo
responded AT once, nnd upon oNnmina.
ton round II u simple cut In the SCALP
which was not dangerous After droee.
ms II, he allowed Flommlng 10 10 on
down town 10 his work,
The horse was, luckily a gentle ami.
mai and allowed himself 20 be un.
harnessed without making nm olforl TO
run away, The wagon was not soT.
ously damogod,
AZ almost the Same place on the
curblng u month ago young boy
struck with hla bicycle In attempting
10 mako the turn aud was thrown no
hard that he died IN n few hours with.
IN the past year two other serious ne.
cldonts have occurred nt that point
the now pavement making II easy TO
accumulate n high rate Of speed ON tho
hill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Tired, nervous and irritable, tho
mother is unfit 10 care for her chill.
dren, and hercondition ruins the child's
disposition and reacts upon herself
The mother should not be blamed, %
she no doubt IL suffering with back.
nchc, headache, bcarinR.down pains or
displacement, making life burden,
Lydia u, pinkham'S Vegetable Com.
pound Is the whaling cure for this
condition IL strengthens the female
organs and permanently cures all dis.
placements and irregularities
Such testimony M the following
should convince women OF Us value
Dear Mrs, pinkhom
lwRnt 20 tell you how much good Lydia n,
pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done mo.
! suffered for oght years with ovarian
troubles, ] was nervous, tired and ir-
rit0blo, and II did not seem IN though could
stand II any longer, as had live chil lren 10
care for Lydia u, pinkhnms Vegetable
Compound was recommended and IL has en-.
tIrcly cured mo- cannot thank you enough
for your letter " advice and for what LYDIA
u rinkhams Vegetable Compound has done
for me, 30 Mrs ph Hoffman, l0O lIlmrod
Street, Brooklyn, n w
Mrs pinkham advises sick women
free, Address, Lynn, Mass,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
OUR NATIONAL PASTRY,

Pie IL consumed chiefly by the native
Americans. Foreigners eat very little
OF IL, A German, FOR example. might
eat three pics IN n year, while "A good
Yankee would consume as many In u
week, The English, the Italians and
the French are small pie eaters, Tho
English eat plum puddlngs and the
Italians Ike fruit New England and
the Middle states constitute the area Of
greatest consumption, but the pie belt
extends far beyond that, NJ tho pie II
extensively eaten all through the west,
Pie II eaten much moro generally IN tho
north than In the south. Chicago IN q
great pie center ~, Louis n not 30
good, Milwaukee also ranks low, one
would think that thoro are means FOR
ascertaInlng tho facts In regard to pie
consumption, but I have gathered sta.
tIstioa ON the subject during the past
two, years which enable me TO compute
with reasonable correctness the con.
sumption Of pies IN every state IN tho
Union, Pies arc made IN greater va
rIotieg than formerly, ana the Rupplos
are brought from greater distances In
fact, from an parts Of the world Tho
season Of pics made Of green fruit hay0
been prolonged ana pies are made OF
canned fruit tho year round, The time.
honorod mlnce pie has become christ.
mas dessert whose place " sure and
beyond dispute, There IL no export
trade IN pies because In crossing tho
ocean tho crust would become soggy,
which, Of course, In the reverse OF the
desired condition, II In n fact which
would surprise many persons, however,
that ples are often shipped hundreds
Of miles ocroes tho country, Milwaukee
sentinel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
T0eAY'S TEMPE RhTURg

YESTERDAYS RECORD,
Highest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 80
bVNNhl 'tt'''tiittti'Ii'tt ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
NOTICE,

Salt Lake CITY, Utah, May o. 1905,
10 the Members of tho liuoty sake
Amusement Association, ana u All
Whom II May Concern
Y0u ore notified that n meeting of the
InooIpolatora Of tho Liberty stake
Amusement Association VIII be held at
Liberty Hall ON Fourth South between
seventh and Eighth East suceta salt
Lake CITY, Utah on the &th Day OF May,
A, ID, 1905, az o'clock y m, for the pur,
pose " Incorporating under the law OF
Inc stnto u Utah. providing for tho lor'
nation u corporations not Tor pOcunllry
pioilt, and 10 take such further proceed,
Ings and action as may be suitable and
proper and necessary 20 tho formation OF
said corporation
This notice N given by tho authority
of the Liberty stake Amusement Afsotln,
tlon heretofore existing ana ~ tho stake
presidency " the said liber y stake
Liberty stake pIoIuOury BY
Hudil j CANNON
ARNOLD II scuul'THEss
PHILIP " MANCQCk,
Counsclorp In Llbrrty Stake,
Liberty stake Amusement AagOcln liOn
Per A. VI llRABY, President
MAY W, CANNON, secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
GOES FOR WRIGHT.
Officer Williams Of Provo Seeks pelioau
Point Murderer

Thomas j, Williams u Provo loft this
afternoon for williamson w, w. TO
Identify ana bring back TO This state
james Weeks. alias George II Wright,
who Is wanted In uloh county for the
murder Of three boys at Pelican Point
IN 1895, lie II armed with requIsltIon
papers, which were issued today By
Acting GoN G, s, Tlngey
Mr. Williams would have gone after
Wright several days ago, but Sheriff
Harmon was Informed by wire that the
officials there would send pictures Of the
man under arrest for Identification IL
seems, however that Wright was llt.
tie too strenuous for them and they
could not get him out OF his cell 70 sit
for picture, 20 that idea had 10 be
abandoned, Mr., Williams II wen ao.
qualntcd with Wcok on Wright, As he
lived near him Tor a number NJ years,
70 that he IL well able to Identify him
beyond any question,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
WEATHER REPORT

Record nj the local office or the
weather bureau for the ~ hours ending
az a, M today
Barometer reading at a. m, 500
inches, Temperature at u, m, ~ de-
gToos, maximum 90, minimum, W,
mean Abi which ~ 10 degrees below nor.
mai
Deficiency OF the daily moan tompor.
allure since the frpt OF the month, IS
degrees
Ey,tep Of daily mean temperature
since Jan 1, 800 degrees,
Precipitation for the "a hours ondirE
at n, m, y inch,
Precipitation since the nrst Of the
month 1880 inch which Nv ~ inch
above the normal,
Excess IN precipitation since Jan. J, %
inch,
FORECASTS TILL G =, NJ SATuR.
DAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
yloinlty
Partly cloudy ana unsettled tonight
and saturday, warmer
UtOh-Forocast taken at Dcnyol,
Colol
Fair tonight and Saturday. warner
west WyonlnB-lhlr tonight ana
Saturday,
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
The barometer Nv highest over tho
paclnc, East OUT ana South AtlRnu,
staten Missouri and middle Mis8ssil a.
Nalley8 ana AssinlbolOi and lowest ovNS
tho plateau region, British Columbia.
eouthtrn Rocky mountain slope, upbot
lake region, upper mississippi valley
extreme northwoel ana Manitoba,
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of nearly all districts, with largo,t
amounts as follows, Cincinnati, 8gl
inches Chicago, l62, Moorhoad. las,
and pltteburg, l,0l, IL was raining thla
morning at Little Rock, Duluth, lostoh,
Roseburg, Snult Salnto Marie. Wnnl.
peg and swift current Thunderstorm
were reported az CNllo and Norfolk,
Moderate temperatures generally pre-,
vailed,
r. ], Hyatt,
Local Forccastor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Sudden Demise Of Mrs, Jeanette
Ecclu at Her Home Ia
Wilson Ward
WINSLOW GETS SIX YEARS.
poldop, Relieve Ogden Man OF Cash
Ard Jewslry--Lad buneocd
BY Porter
Especial to the "News,")

OGDEN, May l2--Jennno,Io Ecclcs,
wife of Adam Ecclos, died at 1880 last
oyenug, nt the family residence IN
wilson ward Of heart disease, after
An lllnoss lasting two years, she was
horn AT Oyiordshlro, England, Juno 20,
wl, and cumo 20 Utah IN 1870, 'ho
hayes husband and ono daughter,
,hc latter bcing Mrs H. r. Chrls,on'
,on Of Park city Tho funeral win bc
held from the Wilson Westinghouse on
sunday but the hour has not yet been
announced
SMEAR SENTENCE,
rns morning j. II, Wnslow Jr.,
who was found guilty some time ago
Of I'd crlmo committed upon his ll.yonrs
did daughter was sentenced by Judge
Howell 10 q term Of six years I'm tho
state prison, His attorney H. H. llons
dcNon, moved for n stay of Judgment,
pending motion for nm appeal Tho
motion was granted,
IlOLDups OPERATING,
Edward Archibald, who resides on
Jefferson avenue, near Twentieth
street was held up by three highway.
men about 10 o'clock last night. llo
was relieved Of ~ In cash, watch
ana q wallet containing valuable pa.
rors lio asked for n return Of tho
watch and wallet, and after emptylng
NE hitter Of its contents, they gave II
TO him along with his watch They
then commanded him, under penalty
Of punishment for non compliance, 10
walk straight ahead AZ soon as ho
could he notified the police, but the
perpetrators have not yet been uppro.
hendcd,
BuNCoED by PORTER
4 porter whose run In west ON the
Central Pacific bunoood u young salt
lakor out OF S. under the promise
that he would stow him away ON the
train between Ogdon ana California.
The porter disappeared, with tho
money and left the youth with only II
sad experience by way OF returns for
the cash advanced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
HORSE BREAKS WINDOW.
Frightened Animol Crashes Into Plate
Glass Pane With Dire Results.

An sltO pane Of glass was broken this
morning at tho Postal Telegraph ONCE
on East Temple street In peculiar man.
nor, A horse was standing In the alloy
beside the window when someone shod
u rock which hit the animal lie gave n
jump 10 one side, which broke his shaft
and this sticking into his side caused him
10 give another jump, This last was
what Josh billings would call "2 mutch,"
over into tho window crash went tho
great pane ana there was confusion all
round, The horse was considerably cut,
the lady clerks and telegraph oporat "a
looked around for u comfortable place IN
which 20 faint, and everybody olto oS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
FORD NOTIFIED,
Ordered to CommncO Work on Ten
Sewer Extensions nt Once

Pursuant 10 the opinion Of tho city ot.
tornoy In regard 10 ordering work done
on certain sewer extensions Clork VIII
kns Of tho board " public wotks, has
notified r. T., Ford who was awarded tho
contract Tor this year. 10 commence work
on 10 sewer extensions Az yet the rec.
CURED amount " the cost OF the work
has not boon paid into the treasury by
the nbuttng property owners, but the
contractor has waived MS right Ia wal
until said money ~ paid before commcuc.
INK work ana agrees 10 only hold the city
liable for due diligence I'm tho collection
Of the money
Az yet no notion has been taken IN 10.
gard 10 Waterman extensions which nro
covered particularly In the city altornuys
opinion ng that matter has 10 ~ boioro
tho city council but II is cXucctcd That
Mr. Moran, who claims the rgUt Ia those
contracts Will test tho matter IN court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed bids VIII 10 received until "a
noon Tuesday May q, 1905, AT the oifu0
~ the Dosolol Agricultural a Manufnc.
turing Society Room N Hooper BOOK, Tor
the carpenter work ana macon WORK Tor
the new fair building nj Agricultural
pafk salt Lake CITY Plans and rpoclhon.
lions may be- seen M tho ofnco " Walo n
TrcganEN, Architects, lioopoi block The
Society reserves the right to reject any
and Hll BIDS -
J q, MCDONALD, President
W. H. BATEMAN, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Mothers Are He|ped
THEIR HEALTH RESTORED
Happiness OF Thousands OF Homes Due
TO lydia 4, Plnkham's vees,abls Com.
pound and Mrs. PInkham's Advice,

A devoted mother seems 10 listen 10
every call OF duty excepting the su'
premc one that tells her 20 guard her
health, and before she realizes II some
arrangement Of the female organs has
manifested Itself, and nervousness and
irri,ability take the place Of happi'
hess and amiablllty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
JUDGE BROWN RETURNS,
Comes Back From Chicago and Holds
Session OF Juvenile Court

judge WINS Brown Of the Juvenile
court returned from Chicago last evening
ana held a session Of the court this after.
noon at which u number Of boys were
tried, Several adults wcro also before
ing 10 their delinquency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
HURT ON FIRST STREET.
Earl Fleming Thrown Out Of Dolivory
Wagon aud lnjurcd,

First street hill leading from A street
To state, was the scene Of another ac-
cdtnl this morning, II was from the
usual cause Of too much spo,d In de-.
Sending the Hill TO mako the sharp
turn In the narrow street at the bot
tom, ana this time resulted IN only an
overturned wagon, and a bad SCALP
wound on the head OF Earl Flommlng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Whom ON the fence AS TO where to
place your Fro Insurance, choose tho
company that has uoytr been known 10
fail 10 pay amy luat claim or losO Tho
Home Flro Insurance company or
Utah ~ the most secure IN me state
and Ia ready to 0uoto a low mte on
your rlek
.HHHHaH7HHHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

HAVE you THE CHURCH WORKS,
No Latter.day saints home should
be without vet Of the standard
Church publications on the center
tnblo or In the library, Send for tho
new free catalogue, Doacrot Ngws Book
Store, Salt Lake city, Utah,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-24

Pupils Entertained.

In the neighborhood of 50 eighth
grade pupils will be advanced thi.
spring to the high school and nearly
all of the number will enter in the fall
These pupils were entertained at the
high school Monday evening together
with their parents. and the principal.
of the several schools and the eight
grade teachers. superintendent q. +
Smith Principal F. II. Thomas and the
members of the high school faculty
were hosts TO those for whom the re
ception was especially planned and &c
others who are interested in the work
In all there were about 200 persons
present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-24
is OVERLOOKING NOTHING
Thief Takes Horse, Buggy, and Every
thing That Goes With Them.

A thief who entered the barn of John
Clingan of Danville, seems to be one
of those who do not overlook anything.
Besides taking a horse and a new bug
gy, but gathered in almost everything
that he could use in connection with
them. Included in the outfit taken is
neck strap. stall halter dash board
railing. blankets. robes. carriage Gov
err bride, oil can, comb and brush.
whip, some corn and oats
Sheriff Heider has received a com
munication from Sheriff Whitlock OF
Nermillion county stating that $50 is
offered for the recovery of the prop
erty and S25 for the arrest of the thief.
II is believed that the person or rA4
sons who took the property are camp
ing along the way
The animal taken is bay mare
mare about 1515 hands high and weigh
ing about loo pounds: has a heavy
name and tail and a small spot on her
forehead. The harness is a dark rub
Der mounted and has open bride and
overcheck. The buggy has bali bear
ing aXles, and bears the Gates & Os-
borne. indianapolis. name plate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-24
Ftaos AGAIN Shown,

The people of this city viii again
have the opportunity of securing the
bulletin of the weather conditions eX-
pected for the following As hours each
day without being put TO the necessity
Of calling up the local weather bureau
or hunting one of the printed bulletins.
The flag service on the Masonic temple
has been resumed once more after hay-
ing been discontinued for four years.
The flying of the flags was discontin-
ued July 10. 1901. by order in all towns
containing over 5000 inhabitants. The
government has been put TO a cOnsid-
cradle expense in maintaining this
service because of the cost of flags
and of having them shown. The Gus
tom was therefore abandoned in all eX-
cept the small towns. Lately the de-
mand for the service has been so great
that the department determined to re-
new il in all larger towns where a
weather bureau is stationed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-24
BRING UP THE COLUMBIA
viii Go Out With Society Excursions
Next Week.

The steamer Columbia, which has for
a time been at the Kahlke boat yards
for repairs before entering on the ex-
cursiOn season, will be brought out for
a trial trip the last of this week. The
ilrst excursion is TO be that of the Mod
ern Woodmen. from this city. Sunday.
and Tuesday the Rathbone Sisters of
Davenport have chartered the boat. S.
Il. Dodds, who has been first clerk on
the steamer Helen Blair. was relieved
today by r. W. Lamont of this city.
who viii temporarily act as clerk on
the claim. Mr.. Dodds becomes captain
of the Columbia Logan Dodds arrived
today from Keokuk TO become clerk of
the Columbia. and J. c. Hudson. also
Of Keokuk. TO assume his duties as
mate ON the new excursion steamer.
Both have been employed in similar
positions on the Silver Crescent. in the
Keokuk and Quincy trade. Their DO
sitions on the Silver Crescent were
filled at Keokuk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-24
STRAWBERRIES RIPENING
IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
Poor Quality of Fruit Complained Of
Rains Cause Crops to Be-
come Weedy.

The weekly crop bulletin for Illinois
for the week ending May p. follows
The weather was most unfavorable
during the week for termination. plant
growth and farm work Showery con
ditions prevailed on the 18th. 10th ana
nth, which caused a general suspcn-
sion of blowing and planting. The
temperature was below che season
average until the 10Th. The week
ended warmer and farming operations
were partially resumed. The SOL in
many localities il too wet TO cult
waite, and where already prepared for
planting must be reftted.
Corn planting has been greatly hin
dered in the northern and the south
ern districts By wet weather. bUt some
work was done during the week be
tween showers. I'm the central district
planting is mostly finished. an some
early planted fields have been cult
waited. Where il is up the plant is nor
generally showing a good color the
weather being unfavorablc for growth.
There is considerable complaint Of
damage done by cutworms Many re
Gently planted fields Will be replanted.
the seed having failed to terminate or
having rotted on account of COO, damp
weather.
Oats. wheat. rye and barley main
tain generally a thrifty condition.
Wheat and rye are heading out. Rye
is filling well. Some correspondents
report that wheat is heading very
low. Glover is blooming i'm the cen
trial district with prospects of heavy
yield: other foragr grasses have made
good growth. Gardens and potatoes
are growing fast. although weody i'm
many instances. Potatoes are in
bloom In the central district
Tree fruit is dropping to consider
able extent in the southern district
and in portions of the central The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-24
DAVENPORT DOTS.
Hermanns to Meet Here.

The sixth annual convention of the
grand lodge of the Order of Hermann
Sons will be held in this city June =. s.
and 10. The convention will be at
tended by delegates from every lodge
throughout Iowa. The central commit
tee. which has charge of the conven-
ton. is composed of the following Off
GERS: H. Ahrens. president; William
Moeller. secretary: Theo Hartmann.
treasurer: l.. Anderson. II. Heusch,
Chris Johannsen. p Thomson. Theo.
SteckeI. J. Rostock. Joe Traeger. E S.
Arnold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-24
III. LYDIA COUCH.

whom have passed the century mark, have be
supported and enabled 10 enjoy the blessings
regular uSe of DufT, : Pare Matt Whissey. 1t :,
of the Gospel aud prescribed by doctors a. the mt
stimulaut and iHviSorator known to medicine.
jatiou, repairs aud builds mp the weak and ,",'a
organ of the body in a strong, healthy condition
IT IS absolutely free from f1S-l oil and is the
only whisisey recognized by the Government a.
a medicine.
Dufy's is the only positive cure and proven
tive Of consumption, pneumonia, DYSPEPSIA
indigestion, grip, malaria. diseases OF the throat
and lungs, and all bowel and stomach troubles.
Sold by all reliable druggists and grocers every
where, 81 a bottle.
BEWARE of dangerous limitations and
substitutes. They are positively harn1-
fuI and are sold for profit only by I'M
ScrupuIOus dealers. Look for the trade
mark, the g Old Chemist on the label.
and be certain the seal over the cork is
unbroI6en. Pictorial medical booklet free.
Duffy Matt Whiskey Co., Rochester,
New York.