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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
FALSE RUMoR CAUSES PANIC.
4 Dictator Has Not Been Appointed.
Nor Martial Law Declared i'm ST.
p~efcFSbur-

ST. Petersburg. November i6.-4.o0
p. MA panic prevailed on the bourse
today as the result of n rumor that the
Grand Duke Nicholas Nichoiaievitch,
OF the imperial guard, had
been appointed military dictator. There
q stampede OF holders of indus
trial stocks who FASTENED TO unload.
Government lotteries fell - points to
400 and Imperial tours dropped TO So
IL. a lower point than touched at any
time during the war.
II. fouchach. chief of Premier
Whites chancellory, authorized the AS
saciated Press 10 positively deny the
rumor that a dictator had been ap-
pointed He also declared that IL had
not been decided to declare martial
:Gw in ST. Petersburg.
While neither dictatorship nor mar
tiai iaw for 8. Petersburg or Russia
has been decided upon there is
lao doubt that Witte has been already
compelled to consider the possibility Of
|she government being driven TO ex-
IRENE measures. The attitude of the
Undertakes who naturally would be ex-
|pected 10 support the government at
such a crisis leaves the government I'M
less it is prepared 10 immediately con
locke a constituent assembly based on
universal suffrage, Ho choice between
THE anrchy with the revolutionists
Iare trying to create, and repression.
Rumors are circulating this after
jnocn that the Emperor will extend
Iclemency TO the great majority of the
lCronstadt mutinees and that the ukase
ION the lani question will be issued to-
might.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
MRS. CHADWICK'S CASE
Efforts to be Made to Obtain a Review
of the Proceeding by the United
States Supreme Court.

Cleveland, O., November 14.-EX-
Judge J.. F. Wing, counsel for M.
Cassie l.. Chadwick, announced today
that an application for a writ of certi-
orari is now being prepared. and will
be submitted to the supreme court of
the United States with a view Of OBJ
tanning a review of Mrs. Chadwick's
case before hat tribunal. The SUI
preme court will be asked to consider
Mrs. Chadwick'S case on the general
ground that errors were made in her
trial here before the United States dis
trict court, and also in the United
States circuit court of appeals in her
appeals at Cincinnati.
After the decision of the circuit
court of appeals in her case, Mrs.
Chadwick has been in extremely nery-
Gus condition. She declared today
that she had not been convicted on the
evidence produced by the government.
She insists that she did no more in her
dealings with the Oberlin bank than
what business men do every day in
~overdrawing their bank accounts.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
CASTORfA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssssa q Of &HXzZzzM


There are lots of people who boast
on their loyalty and yet they'll patron
|iZe a foreign concern every chance
they get, in preference to home enter
|pries. This lack of loyalty pervades
the smaller avenues of trade. We
have seen men so devoid of loyalty TO
home merchants and we might say
Sc destitute Of practical business prin-
that they would 20 twelve miles
with wagon and team for a difference
of one cen a bushel on corn or five
cents OH Il sack of -four. They would
lose 50 worth of time to ave - OF 80
cents. That's one kind of disloyalty.
is another class of folks who
will buy a sewing machine or a stove
from the travelling agent Of a foreign
when their local merchants
would sell them something equally as
good for one-third OF the price they
pay agents That's another kind Of
|~disloyalty that's to he deplored, for the
sale is made by appeals 70 a mans ig-
Inorance and he Is made to believe he is
getting a bargain" when he is actual
#ly paying three prices for the article
purchased from the notwithstanding
Home.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
SOUTHERN EMPRESS COMPANY
Annual Meeting Held I'm Savannah
Directors and Officers Reelected.

Savannah, Ga, November 16.-The
annual meeting of the Southern Elk
press Company was held here today.
Among those who attended the meeting
were President NJ. j. O'Brien, of New
York: President T. G.. Erwin, OF he
Atlantic Coast Line; Vice President
and General Manager T. w. Leary; AS
sistant General Manager Mark J.
O'Brien and Secretary and Treasurer
G.. II. Tilley.
The board of directors were re-elect-
ed as follows:
T. w. Leary, Atlanta; c. l.. Leop.
Chattanooga; NJ. J. O'Brien, New York:
NJ. F. Plant, New York; o. NJ. Sadier.
Charlotte; E. ". Sheldon, New York
and G.. H. Tilley. New York.
The hoard reelected the following
officers:
II. F. Plant, chairman Of the board;
NJ. J. O'Brien, president; T. w. Leary,
first vice president, and G.. III. T1iley
secretary and treasurer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
ODELL AND DEPEW
Appear as Witnesses in the
Insurance Inquiry
DENY HYDE'S TESTIMONY
Settlement Of Suit Not Due to Political
Pressure

CaIunlny"-He Wrote a Letter on
Behalf of Hyde's Candidacy for the
Post of Ambassador at France-The
Former Governor Said He Never
Solicited Political Contributions.
Senator Depew Examined With Re
gard to His Syndicate Participation.
Deposition Of George III. Squires Will
pear.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
MONUMENT TO MCKINLEY
Cornerstone of the Structure Laid in
the Presence of 2 Noted Gathering.

Canton, Ohio, November 16.-In the
presence of Mrs. Mckinley the trustees
of the Mckinley National Memorial
Association, other noted guests and cit
liens and school children of Canton
the corner stone of the Mckinley mon
ument, the gift of the American people,
was formally laid today. A box con-
tanning records, newspapers and a list
of the names OF trustees was put into
a mich of the cornerstone. The corner
stone was then brought into position
and formally placed by Justice W. r.
Day. During the ceremonies Mrs. Nc
Kin1ey sat on the platform. She was
CARRIED in deep black, and heavily
yelled. Among the trustees present was
r. J.. Lowry, of Atlanta.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21

Bishop OF the Diocese OF Michigan.
Detroit. November livery hev.
Charles d. Williams. dean of Trinity
Cathedral. Cleveland. was elected bish-
op Of the Protestant Episcopal diocese
of Michigan on the second ballot OF
the diocesan convention this afternoons
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21

q c war between the Tartars and Ar
Elenians continues Two Tartar VIII
lagos were stoimed by Armenians a
few days ago Many of the Tarta-s
were killed ant their bodies were hor-
ribly mutilated. the arms, ears and
noses being cut on
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
King Edward Injured.

London, November 16.- King Ed
ward, while shooting in Windsor For
est today tripped and fell, spraining
his ankle. The king was driven to the
castle, but the shooting continued. The
kings injury is not regarded as seri-
ous. He was able to walk to his room
after arriving at the castle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
Committees To Distribute Jewish Re-
lief Fund.

st. Petersburg. November 16.-Baron
Gunsburg. a Well known Jewish phil
anthropist of st. Petersburg has re-
ceived imperial authorization for the
distribution Of the Jewish relief funds,
raised I'm America, England and other
foreign countries. He is now organ
iZing committees. The advices being
received here indicate that much
money will be required and the major
portion OF the funds will Immediately
be distributed TO provide those who are
in urgent need with food and other
~necessaries of life.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21

Spring Lake, N. Y, November TO-
Life savers answered distress signals
of the lumber schooner Addie Jordan
OFF Long Branch today. On their re-
turn to shore they reported that the
schooner was waterlogged and the rev.
enue cutter Mohawk was sem for to
assist the vessel. The Addfe Jordan
was bound from Norfolk. Va. to New
York.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21
Industrial Tie-up is Confined
TO S~L.PcteTsbuTg
APPEAL TO THE W0RkMEN
False Rumor Caused a Panic on the
BOuTse
BOuTse

Ii Is Denied That q Dictator Has Been
That Martial Law Has Been De-
clared-SO Betting of the Agra
rian ConditiOnS-Imperial Manifest
Regarding the Distribution OF Crown
position to Take Up the Cudgels for
Poland.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-21

Mr.. j. SprunE Newton. OF Kenans-
vile, was in the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
CUN[|FfE LOOT
WAS RECOVERED
Ia Dress Suit Case Through the
Associated Press
IS FOUND AT BRISTOL
IN THE HOME OF ROARDMAN, A
ETOTnER-iflALA AW, AND is
RETURNED TO TIE
ADAMS COMP ANY,

Bristol, Conn Oct l9-~Nearly
$4,000 Of he money stolen by George
Edward Cunliffe, October 9th from the
Adams Expire company, Pittsburg,
was recovered toMght at the home of
Joseph w Boardman, Cunliffe's
brother-in-law. For a week the for.
tune had lain in an old suit case un-
known TO Boardman who was holding
the valiss expecting its owner would
call for itsany day. The exact sum
found was s72953.55. AS result OF
statement made by Cunlffe in
Bridgeport that he had sent $4,000
of the piunder to his brother-inIaw.
Boardman, in Bristol representative
of the Associated Press called at the
Boardman house tonight and asked
BOarlman II that was so Boatdman
who Is agent here for the express
company Of Hartford said that he had
received no money but that ON ~Oc-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

McCurdy's testimony today was very
much e a technical nature though
il wac of much value to the commit
tee in it's work Informat.on furnished
by McCurdy disclosed that the trust
companies with which the Mutual
Life was connected became very pros
porous soon after they were taken up
by the Mutual Life
McCurdy was asked what life insur.
ancc he carried and he was unable to
say at once. but James NJ Beck. his
counsel presented a statement shcw-
ing 100000 all in the Mutual Life
McCurdy testified he was also insured
n the Equitable. Washington and Con
necticut Mutual.
Before he left the stand McCurdy
said he paid 500 for his apartment
IN the Grovesner building which Is
owned by the Mutual Robert Nc
Curdy explained Sbme charges for
travelling expenses in 1904 and w. W.
Richards. comptroller Of the Mutual.
explained the manner in which the
Mutual acquired some properties by
foreclosure
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
sMVseR GIVES REASONS.

Columbus, Ohio. October 19.-Con
greman NJ. L. Smyser. of Wooster
who represented Mrs Taggart in her
divorce trial, was in the city today as
an attorney i'm a case in the Supreme
court. incidentally Mr.. Smyser called
upon General Charles Wright Minor,
who represents the War Department
at the Adjutant Generals office. and
was one Of the principal witnesses for
Mrs. Taggart The congressman je.
c'.hed TO make a statement relative to
his call upcn General Miner. further
than il was friendly. and had some
thing to do with the case. and it is faid
here that arrangements will be made
TO use General Miner in securing a
new trial
When asked If he intended carrying
the case 10 the supreme court Mr.
Smyser said: Il viii only say that we
intend to proceed until We get justice.
We believe there is a God in Isreal
still"
At the statehouse Mr.. Smy.er re-
csived a long-distance message from
Wooster. saying that Major Taggart
was trying to get the Oldest boy. and
he was asked II the lad should be
given NJ. His answer vas not TO do
so. as there was something to come
up in the morning that had a bearing
on that phase of the case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
NO INTENTION
Of RES|CN|NC
McCurdy to Hold on TO Presi-
dency OF the Mutual Life
OF TECHNICAL NATURE
WAS THE PRESIDENTS TEsTi-
MOnY THURSDAY EuT PROV
ING OF MUCH VALUE TO
COMMITTEE WORK.

New York Oct 10. President Nc
Curdy OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, made the statement toda,
that he had no intention of resigning
that he was elected to serve unit
June and that nothing can or will
drive him out
The district attorney announced that
no action will be taken regarding the
George j Plunkitt matter that was
turned over to him yesterday by the
legislative committee investigating the
insurance companies.
The closing of Cne Of the most sen
sational and strenuous weeks of the
insurance investigation committee
just before adjournment today was
concluded with the examination Of
Richard A. McCurdy, with the excep-
lion of a few details he Is to supply
next week
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
GRACE CONTINUES
FIGHT FOR BOYS
Refused to Surrender Culver
When Major Wanted Him
APPLIED FOR POLICE
PROTECTION TO GUARD HER
HOME "EELiEVEs THAT
THERE Is A GOD IN
ISRAEL STILL"

Wooster, Ohio, October 19-Tha
Mrs Grace Taggart will continue the
fight for her boys, Culver ana Tiddles,
was made apparent tonight Captain
Taggart had sent word to Mrs Tag
gart that he would leave for Columbus
tonight and that he would be obliged
to her if she would get Culver ready.
Captain James 3, Taylor her assist.
an counsel prepared an appeal bond
and gave motive that the matter would
be taken to the circuit court Bond
fixed az $4,000 was furnished by citi-
Zens.
1t is claimed that under a recent law
a child over 10 has the right to select
the parent with whom he prefers to
live, Mrs. Taggart, fearing that Tag,
cart will attempt TO take the boys by
force, applied for police protection to
guard her home
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

tober II a dress suit case came to his
house from Bridgeport and az there
was no name on IL. he had not opened
it. His wife signed for the case and
Boardman placed It in a closet.
thinking IL was sent TO him as an
agent of the express company to be
called for later. BOardman told the
Associated Press representative that
If he wished. he would send for the
police and they could break open the
case. Chief Meims and Captain Bel
den were then sent for and in their
presence the case was torn open.
A huge bundle Of money in the shape
Of bills tumbled out on the floor and
also some clcthing As the money
was being counted. superintendent
Curtis. OF the Adams Express Co.
New England agency and Detective
Mincier drove up TO the house and
were shown in. Curtis then counted
the money and found the total as
stated.
No one was more surprised ar The
dlsDiay OF money than B0ardman him.
self.
Curtis packed the money in a valise
and took The train for Hartford.
Boardman said he has received no
wo-d from Cunliffe for eighteen
months and that If the fugitive had
come this way he would have in
formed the police Cunline's wife IS.
Boardman's sister and be says be has
ha1 letters from her since Cunhle's
asking that he 90 all
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
SUSTAIN ANTI-cIeARETTE LAW
Supreme Court Of Nebraska Hands
Down Decision in Hsbeas
Corpus Case.

Linciln. Neb. Oct l9-The supreme
court t,night handed down decis 'ons
sustaining the constitutionality OF the
anti-cigarette law. inheritance tax law
and the law to prevent the desecration
of the American flag
The test cigarette law was made
through habeas corpus proceedings 70
secure the release Of John AlpersOn.
Of Omaha. who was arrested for Civ
ing away c earettes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION

Tor-nto. Ont. Oct l9-The Ameri
can tug Bertha L. Cockall, seized in
Lake Ere by the Canadian cruiser
Vigilant and condemned as a lawful
prize by the OntpriO courts. has been
billed for sale By auction by the Do
minion government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
HUSBANDS DUAL CRIME.

Washington. October 19-Because
she would not give up her soldier Low
ct. Henry Everett. a young white man
tonight shot and killed his wife. Mar
garet. and then turned the pistol on
himself. inficting wounds from which
he died.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
WAGES RESTORED.

Fan River. Mass. October f9.-M
c. d. Borden today notified the 2.5oa
operatives Of the iron works mills
owned BY him that the 1919 per cent
cut in their wages made in 1905 would
be resIOred.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
MERCURY is TUM5LlNo.

Omaha Oct 1.-Two inches OF
snow fell over northern Nebraska and
South Dakota last night and today.
Temperature dropping fast
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Biscuits baked right every day next
week at our store Woodward Hard
ware Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
IMPERIAL MANFETo.

ST. Pete1burg Oct. 1s-An imperial
manifesto issued today proclaim
ing the ram alton Of peace between
Russia and n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Bridgeport Conn. Ocf. 1s.-Edward
George Cunliffe. arrested here today
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Continued On Hfth PAEsl
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

tcOntinued on Fifth Page)
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31
Sawyer Items.
Clipped from the Pratt Union.

Clipped from the Pratt Union.
Mrs. G. II. E. Stipp and daughter are
here from CarrOlltop, Mo-. on a visit
to the Stipps at Elm Mills.
WILDER Brubaker left Saturday for
WestphaIia for a few weeks visit with
friends.
A. r. Clark and family, j. r. Milsap
aud daughter and j. M. Hellings jr.
were here from coats to attend the fun
eral last Wednesday of little Lyle Clark
Alex Means has been called to east
ern Kansas on account of the death of
q brother.
The Dunkards held their annual SER
vices and love feast the latter part of
the week at N. M. Flory's, one mile
north and a half mile west of town.
Quite large number of people were IN
attendance.
The +. M. Todd photo wagon is in
town and is doing good business.
Miss NADIA Finger left the first of the
week for Stafford county on visit to
Miss Myrtle LaRue.
Miss Ina Butcher returned Sunday
from two weeks visit with Miss
Mounsey at Medicine Lodge.
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31
Smooth SWindler.

One day we'll dressed stranger call.
landlord that he was broke and very
hungry. The landlord took him to the
dining room and gave orders for the
dinner. When he got up from the table
$50 bill dropped from his handker-
chief which he drew from his pocket.
A waiter picked 1t up and handed it to
the landlord, who confronted him with
the fact and at once took out IS cents
Us cents is the regular price,, and re.
turned Sl9.25 to the stranger who was
apparently dumtounded and speechless
Later on, the vigilant landlord learned
that the bill was counterfelt.-Kansas
City journal.
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31
Sunday School Convention.

Program of Sunday School COnven-
tion in District 1, to be held at the
Doles School house, June 4, 1905:
1000 a. m. Sunday school session.
HOO Preaching by Elder J. II.
Shamberger. Subject, study to show
thySelf approved unto God, work
man that needeth not be ashamed,
rightly dividing the word oftruth.
NOon-Basket Dinner.
loo p. m. Song service.
1:30 A Present Need-Dr. Mary E.
Taber. Discussion.
200 The Need of Normal Study in
Connection with the Sunday School.
Jesse A. Shamberger. Discussion.
2:3O Who is to Blame for the Alb.
sence of your boys at Sunday School:
e. S. Crumpacker. Discussion.
800 Cradle Roll-Mrs. VIM. Pal.
mer. Discussion.
$3.50 The Need of the Teachers
Meeting. D. D. White and Rev. F. G.
Ward.
400 Announcements.
w. P. Hittle, Pres.
j. Ii. Shamberger, Sec.
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31
Special Train to Bliss, Okla.

A rate of $3.10 Is authorized for the
excursion train to Bliss, Ok. June 11th.
The program for this mammoth cele.
bration will include many wonderful
features never before witnessed. and
will be on vastly greater scale than
the celebration held at Bliss last year.
Over 5000 Indians representing twelve
different tribes will take part in the GEL
ebration. More than 200 cowboys from
various western states will also take
part. The largest herd of buffalo In the
world. will be on exhibition-H. w.
HEIvLY. Agent.
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31
Election Officers.

The following are the election boards
for the bond election in the different
townships next Tuesday, as reported
by the various township trustees:
Medicine Lodge.-Judges: James
DObbs, Lewis Balding, Fred Cartan
Clerks: J.C. Walstad, F. B. Gordon.
Sharon.-Judges: L. B. Hayes, J. b.
Neal, j. D. Spangler. Clerks: j. G.
Robinson, Lloyd Davis.
Mingona.-Judges: F. B. Nurse, w.
G. Osborn, j C.Cusey. Clerks: Howard
Parker, J. H. Shamberger.
Lake City.-S. G. Stewart, l.. G..
Mills, Gid Miller. Clerks: Isaac Nc
Culley, Homer Hastings.
Sun City.-Judges: Geo. w. Lott
Wm. Ward, l.. G. Harmon. Clerks
Louis BissantZ, F. j. Saunders.
Turkey Creek-Judges: A. r. Van.
horn, c. NJ. Houghten, w. S. Freeman
Clerks: VIM. Shuts, r. l.. Kennedy.
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31
Harper Advocate Notes.

Walter Surface, of Neosho, Mo-, was
in the city the latter part of last week.
He was engineer at the Harper mill
several years, and has been employed
by the Harper Mill Co. to be engineer
at their new mill at Kingman.
S. M. Simpson and niece. Mrs. Char.
Hartsock, OF Clinton. H.. went over to
Medicine Lodge Wednesday. Mrs.
Hartsock wishes to invest in Kansas
land. and is looking at farms in both
Harper and Barber counties.
The -months-old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l.. Newland died Monday, and
the funeral was held from the family
residence Tuesday. The baby had been
ill for several weeks and it is surprising
how the little one held on. The SYM
pathy of all is extended to the bereaved.
Miss Ella Harrison, of MedicineL lodge
came in Wednesday and left Thursday
for Carthage, Mo. Her father will re-
turn with her. She was the guest OF
Mrs. r. j. Fausset.
w. FL. LovelIette went to Medicine
Lodge Tuesday to complete q job OF
cement work.
Mrs. Riley Lake. of Lake City. came
over today on visit to Mrs. Ed. Carr
r. H. Warmer and family moved tc
Medicine Lodge Monday.
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31
Isabel Items.
From the Herald.


A. l.. Dye aud family were visitors at
Medicine Lodge last Saturday.
The nondescrIpt party of women and
men that attempted to camp near Isa.
bel Sunday met with warm reception.
There are some things that Isabel won't
stand for.
SC. Grimes Wednesday shipped a
team of fine DRYERS to Topeka. They
were for Ex-Sta.e Treasurer Frank
Grimes and are worthy samples of Bar
ber county . stock. 3. G. Grimes &C.
compsnied the team and will deliver the
goods in fine shape.
Mrs. George Sellers has been causing
her friends much uneaslness by her
continued sickness. DR.. NOssaman is
giving the case his best attention and
with rest and quiet We believe we will
be able to report a vast improvement
In her condition.
I. j. Sheean, an uncle of James Bird
who has been here for two weeks past, g,
loft Monday for trip in the territory.
Mr.. Sheean M ay see IN his travels some
fine places, but he won't see how a man
can build home, and good one too,
from the ground up that compares with
the broad acres OF James Birds.
It's agin the law but they do happen
In Barber county. Monday afternoon
= flue bull belonging to o. W. Huey of
Isabel. and another, the property of
Frank Gracier of Sharon, got into a
mix.up on the Painter ranch south of
town. The bull fight has been tabooed
by good people In America. but this
contest was out of the ordinary and
was battle for supremacy long to be
remembered by eye witnesses. The
Huey animal, after struggle of nearly
three hours proving the victor, leaving
his antagonist dead on the field.
Barbour County index., 1905-05-31

II. T. Woodward s. Son are exclusive
agents for the o. B. Flour-the best
brand on the market. 1t IS popular
with all who use it. Try a sack.
1t is difficult to cure cough or free
yourself from The dlscomforts of cold
unless you move the bowels. Bees
Laxative Honey and Tar acts on the
bowels and drives all cold out of the
system. Then comes its soothing eff.
feet and strengthening influence upon
the throat and lungs. For Group, colds,
whooping cough and all lung and bron-
chial affections, no remedy is equal to
the original Laxative Honey and Tar
Sold by J. r. Young Drug Co