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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07
MIRACLE THAT PROVED EASY
One Apparently Marvellous Cure at
Shrine at Least Has Practi-
cal Explanation.

Stories of the miraculous perform
ances in which Father Ignatius, at
Llanthony, Wales, has raised the dead
to life, recall the sensation of a few
years ago at Mock, in Ireland. where
in a certain church shrine was sup
posed to have restored the halt, the
lame, and even the blind.
At the time, says the Chicago Trib-
une, DR.. Oscar A. King. of the faculty
Of the College of Physicians and Sur
geons, was travelling in Ireland, and
he made it point to look into some
Of the stories of marvellous cures.
Zone of these cases was of boy
about II years old, who had been
cured of a tumor in the trachea. or
windpipe," said the doctor, recalling
the experience. According to the
stories current the boy had been af-
fectetl since birth and tie ,amor had
been declared inoperable. Yet he had
gone to the church and had been cured
in an instant.
We'll, went down to the place and
found the young man, who repeated
the story in detail. Then | went tc
the surgeons who had examined him.
and who gave up his case as hope
less. The report of the surgeons was
that since infancy the child had been
troubled by a tubercle in the wind
pipe, the thing being about the size
of a pea and attached to the wall OF
the trachea by a threadlike fiber. The
parents of the child were Indifferent
about the operation, at best, while il
the one trial of the physicians to re-
move the obstruction the boy had
fought them all Off.
1.-The miracles at Mock had aroused
the interest of the parents. however,
and the boy had been sent down
there to the shrine. At that time tn
faithful were going in hundreds to the
church, and it was being torn to
pieces by relic hunters, who desired
souvenirs of their visit. That after
noon the plastering on the walls was
suffering, and at the moment of the
boys entering the building was full
of lime dust and sand AS he stepped
inside he strangled on the dust, and
was seized with violent fit of cough
ing, and in the paroxysm the tubercle
was coughed up and out of the way,
"Yet, seriously enough, the boy had
been cured at the shrine!"
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07
THE DRoLl sIAMESE TWINS
Meseum Freaks Of Long Ago Who
Were at Times AntagonistiG
Yet Inseparahle. II

The famous Siamese twins, Chang
and Eng, were not among the moss
agreeable companions have ever met.
but occasionally they gave evidence OF
the possession Of wit, relates a New
York Herald writer. I remember pass
ing forenoon with them In one of the
side rooms of Barnum's museum.
where they were for O. time on exhibi-
ton. They had just closed a furious
quarrel owing to very decided differ
ence Of opinion over what they should
do during their leisure on an ap-
preaching holiday. Chang was par
ticularly anxious to call upon his
fianeee, while Eng, having received a
quiet tip concerning dog fight over
in Hoboken, was all for that.
The argument waxed t1erce and hot.
and neither would yield to the other.
1t resulted, as a matter of course, in q
complete deadlock, and the unfortun-
ate brothers could do nothing but sit
and rage inwardly.
What a paradox we are!" finally
calculated Eng, with a nervous laugh.
Here 1 hate Chang like the devil, and
Chang hates me like the deuce, and yet
who can deny that we are Immortality
stuck on each other?"
I am glad to say that the humor OF
Eng's remark SO Modified Chang that
he consented to go to the dog fight at
Hoboken-Or, at least, presume that
it did.
I saw the two of them in the front
row of the pit as passed through Ho-
boken the following night. i
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07
HE CHEERED ME OFT.

".His WORDS have cheered me oft" they
said,
AS he in peace was lying.
With folded hands. upon his bed.
Beyond the stress Of dying.
, He had no art to gather gold
He loved too we'll his brother
But. Much loved him!''-thus they told
Their thought to one another.
My Father, though this life Of mine
! Lead through the valley lowlX;
although half unwrit's the thought divine
That Thou hast whispered wholly.
Yet when / die. and visions soft
Through my long sleep are pressing.
Let fond hearts say: s.He cheered me Oft
/ ask no other blessing.
Alfred j. Waterhouse, in Success Maga-
zine
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07

''The lights are dim. They say am
better. That / will be myself again
when the spring comes.
II feel strangely weary. / sit for
hours holding the hand OF my little COM
panion, listening to her soft voice and
loving words, and 1t seems to me am
drifting away-whither? To those re-
gions of bliss she tells me of: To the
strange quietude and rest purchased
for humanity by the stupendeus sacri-
fee of the Nazarene, 20 centuries ago?"
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07

81 must send message, some words
of undying love, to Estella. How dim
the lights grow.
my little companion lies weeping,
her head on my breast.
You see, dearie, you must not grieve.
The sparrow was glad to die. 1t was
not the cold that killed 1t. Its heart
broke, with it's broken ambitions, its
ruined loves and hopes. 1t is glad to lie
wrapt in the eternal SHOWS of death.
My love N. 0. Times-Democrat
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07

now it was her fault. She was not told
when / called. 1t must have been SO,
else why that look OF keen reproach
from her violet eyes when she passed me
by, looking through her carriage win
dow.
Il will force her to see me when get
back, am determined We will not let
any false pride come between us; never
again.
Who controls Fate? Circumstances
close in on a man. entrap him and busi-
ness cares hold him fast, while he says
this is only for the moment Later I
will be my own master.
How mocking that pale gleam OF
sunshine falls across the wintry scene,
as if in derision of human hopes and
fears? How soberly is the background
of the skies behind yonder snowclad
peaks see from my window? Remote
and as unattainable as the vanished
dreams of year ago, you tower heaven
ward in mocking beauty, and the great
white mantle, natures pail, stretches
over all.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07
Parisian Fad.

Curdled milk of a peculiar kind, after
a Bulgarian recipe and called "yag-
hurt" is now Partisan fad and is be-
lieved to be a remedy against growing
old. n London correspondent who has
tried it says he would prefer to dia
young.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07
Dog Shoplifter.

Arrested for shoplifting in Paris. q
woman was found to have Clever ac-
complice in a King Charles spaniel,
which she carried under her arm, and
had trained to snatch Up lace from shoA
camn. ss,s al .ondon Nal
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1905-04-07
As Usual.

He-He talks a great deal about his
family tree.
She-Yes. A family tree is much like
other trees. The smallest twigs make
the most rIstling. -Bita.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
LOOKING FOn NEW TRIAL.
Patrick. Under Death Sentence for
Murder, Makes an Appeal.

New York Feb. 1o.-Lawycr Albert T.
Patrick under sentence of death IN sing
Sing cor the MURDER of Millionaire William
NJ Rice. who succeeded in placing before
the Mcdico Legal society of this ci'N tor
its investigation a question which he he
lievse rests the whole fabric Of MS Hp-
peal for a new trial. has been informed
through his counsel of the SnCicjyS agree
meut to pass on tn question.
The society disclaim"d any interest in
the matter outside of strictly melico legal
questions involved and has appointed Il
committee to cary on an Investigation. y
report is expected i'ch. Il.
Patrck'S new defence proposes to at
tack the evidence on which he was con
victed the prosecution proving that ri, G
died of congestion of the lungs. induced
by chlorofoim poisoning. EN exhaustive
medical research Patrick claims to have
discovered that emhalming under certain
conditions viii cause congestion Of the
lungs. He argues that the evidence based
upon the congestion of Ricr'S lungs is
| therefore worthless ana submits II queS-
tions. ~ of them on the above point.
The last question reads: stale wEcth-
er from all the evidence tho death Of Rice
resulted. in your opinion. from the admin
istratiun or inhalation of choruiorm. ant
| the reasons and basis OF your cOnclu
sion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
ANOTHER COLLISION.
5000 Strikers and Soldiers Collide lr
Germany.

Eerlin. Feb. 10.-ArcordinS to IrGSs, dil
patches from Kattowitz, Russian Polanu'
a collision occurred between l3HD Strik-
ers and the military at the Russian sta
tion of Skarzvsko. in which u Stri<rrs
were killed and 40 wounded. The military,
ii is also reported. fired on strikers At
Ostrowicz. hut the casualties in that case
are not known. ,...,,
The I.okal Anzeiger's Warsaw, dispatch
gives the number OF strikers killed hi
Iodz on Thursday AT !" and the wounded
IL The dispatch applies to only part 4l
the disturbances. The sharpeSt hSht TOOK
place before the factory of the S"hictlGr
Co where the number of killed or wound
ed strikers is not reported. I~1 SOL
diers and one detective We're Killed
A strike is expected to break out on
the Vienna Railway.
"A disnatch from SoSnovicc says:
rrorrssion of strikers from Xagorsc going
to Sielce where 4 demonstration had been
planned was dispersed by the military,
who freely used their swords and whips.
Troops continue to arrive in large NUM-
bers The strikers have called great
meeting for Sunday, which it is feared Will
cause trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
MANY MARROW ESCAPES
Mark the Progress of Homes IN
Lively Blaze.

Teominster Mass Feb. 10.-tlve per
sons were seriously injured Mlh, Mniie h,irns np
than a dozen others received SilSht p"i i' -
and wounds in fire that deStroSeu :,
large wooden factory building occ"ptedd ptpdT ~?
crliuloloid comb manufacturers, !nuiS
More than 125 people were AT Woih III 'io nv
building when the fire broke OUT. anu 81
ranid was the spread of the flames thtt
many of the, employees Wtrt r,a entimated
1ump from the windows. Inc estliiSilI u
financial loss is So, 900, fully covered pS
insurance.
The seriously injured: h,,r,
II. T.. Fenno, comb manuIactuiei Ill ait
ed on hands arms, body, face ana mech
Fred McKenna, partner of Fenno' purh-
ed on arms, hands and lace: burn
Henry Rosen. comb manuldctulei' JUL
ed on face and arms. - ,, -
w. j. Burns comb maker burned on
head, face and arms. ,, -. IL
Henry BetteerS, a fireman., pddiS cut Oh
face by falling states. ..,,,,, -,
The burned building was occupied by
Fennon K Mckenna Metc1i 1,cili, q x fttSWaru Winn
Co. and +. E. Page. all engaged III the
manufacture of combs.
The fire starred in the factory of Fcnno
& Mckenna on the second 1loor, ana II Is
believed that a spark from one OF the ma :
chimes caused an explosion in pile of
celluloid dust. The building was filled
rial caused the flames TO spread with in
credible rapidity.
AS soon as the fire started. the en-
ployes made rush for the SairwayS, but
the stairways were already in flames The
frightened employees then began to jump
from the windows. Fortunately the deep
snow prevented those who jumped from
receiving serious injuries.
Fl. +. Fenno, proprietor of one of the
factories on the second floor, was badly
burned while showing a number Of young
women employees the way to the fire es-
cape. Mr. Fenno guided the women
through the window. but the first person
who went down the lire escape ladder
slipped and fell to the ground. The rest
of the women ran screaming back into
the burning building. 1t was only ny
sheer muscular force that Mr.. Fenno was
able to force the women out onto the llre
escape again. When all had left his fac-
tory, Mr.. Fenno stepped out OF the WIN
dow onto the fire escape ladder: He seem
ed completely envelopcd in flames, ana
when he reached the ground il was seen
that he had been badly burned.
1t was rumorcd after the fire that Nv"
persons had lost their lives in the flameS;
hut the ruins carefully eNhmiileu
and nothing could he found to lndlGa,S
that such was the case Up 70 a Lttt
hour tonight, no missing persons hau pech
reported to the police.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Brackley Nlsite"
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. ). +. Brack-
ley, Sunday.
C. II. Eustis hauled pine log To Z
V. Starbird's mill that scaled 6'o lrct
The whole tree scaled 2,6G6 ana WAS
four feet on the stump.
s. T. Rrackley who has been IN poor
health for several weeks past, went to
Lewiston to consult Dr.. Donovan re-
Gently.
Hiram Dolber and Lewis Chadwick
have sold their farms on Freeman
Ridge to Pert Lander and they eNpet'
to b,1v a farm IN Brewer. All VIII be
sorry TO have them move away.
MIR. Pimkham lost one of his driving
horses rnccntlv. 1t got kicked some
time AGO and never recovered.
Edgar Cook is hauling lumber to the
railroad ut North Freeman from his lot
near the Huntoon hill. Mr.. and Mrs
Pert French work for him ut the camp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11

There arc numerous preparations
on the market known as wines and
extracts of cod liver oil. These claim
to have the active principles Of cod
liver oil without the oil. Such claims
are absurd. as the active principle is
the oil itself. ASK your physician il
this is not so. You might Just as we'll
squeeze the juice ouJ of an orange
and then expect to get the active prn-
ciplrs out Of the pulp.
These wine preparations act only as
artificial stimuiant5. They will ap-
parently benefit YOU at ;hc start, bIt
q reaction will follow which Will leave
you in worse condition than before.
Cod liver oil has long been rccog-
nized by PHYSICIANS as tie best remedy
for Bronchial and Pulmonary atfec-
tions, and for persons with weakened
systems. There is no substitute
Cod liver oil is not offensive when
properly cmul$ilied 1t is the i'm
purity and adulteration that make
it so
Nagoc's Emulsion is made of pure
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. Malt Ex-
tract and Hypophosphites of Lime and
Soda and little wintcrgreen flavor
ing. That is all. If YOU will stop to
think this over, you will see why
Magee's is such valuable prcpara-
ton. Cod Liver Oil, as has been ex-
planned. is the most valuable remedy
Ill Bronchial and Pulmonary troubles.
1t rcncWs the wasted tissues and pro
duces fat, warmth and strength. it be-
ing fat itself, Malt Extract in solid
form. such as is used in Magee's is
the highest form Of food Do not con-
found it with the preparations put
up in bottles and sold as Malt Extract.
lheSe are only mild form of beer
Solid Malt Extract is absolutely non
aicoholic and is not unlike molasses
IN color and taste. It is this malt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11

ience. Read the following remark
able statement:
|, Robert Linehan Of Lawrence do
hereby dCpose that in tho fail ! con-
tracted a severe cold which settled
upon my lungs, followed by a number
oil hcmOrrhagcs, ana splitting up large
quantities Of blood. During that
period two physicians ATTENDED me.
but their remedies failed 10 afford
any relief. ana my case vas aiycn mp
as hopeless enc. AT that iimc | was
in an emaciated condition, Wc;ghing
but / 30 pounds. A third physician CA-
aminod my case and prescribed tAe
Use Of Magce's Emulsion Of God Liy'r
Oil, which | commenced tahing, ana
within one week after that Time | bt-
gan to experience relief aud iHe
coughing was checked. | continued
using the Emulsion three months, ana
in the meantime gained fifty p0unas'
being entirclyrest tored to health. since
then | have enjoyed better health
than for many years before. Con-
sumption is hereditary in my family
three sisters ana one brother hav.hg
died from that disease. | firmly Pc
lieve that | owe my recovery to Na-
gees Emulsion, which | cheeriuhy
recommend to all suffering from lung
or pulmonary complaints.
ROBERT LINEHAN.
Essex SIS.
Subscribed and sworn to this day
before me. CHAS. A. DeCOURCl' =
Justice of the Peace
Don't neglect that little cough
There is no telling to what it may lead
Remember The Old saying that an
ounce of prevention is worth a pouha
of cure. Start taking Magee's Enlui-
sion today. 1t builds up the Doay
and gives health, strength and vlsor
to the entire system which enables
vou to throw off Coughs, Colds broh'
chitis. Grip. Pneumonia and Consump
tion. ,.u,.ox
Remember: No wine, nc WhiSAe..
,juEt f@od. !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Woman Trees to Take Lite by ROPE
and Hatchet.

New York. Feb. 10-Desperate efforts
=. to commit suicide At her home in
BROOKLYN today. FIRST she attfhmrtr1 en- t,,,!, 70
Int th. ~nnc broke when she kicked the
chair from under her. Securing a hatchet
she inflicting 4 painful wound On hrr
head and struck herself 4 blow IN the
neck which almost severed the JuSular
vein Neither was fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
COLORADO RISES.
Grave Apprehension All Along the
River Banks.

Yuma. AriZ. Feb. io.-rhe Colorado riv-
er has rlscn thrc" ana onc-hAlf feet in II
hours. At midnight last night, ii r"@iS-
tered ~ feet which is the highest water
since the 1891 food when it was 80 feet
and the town was wiped out. 'itizcnI
with shoVeis ana scrapcr teams have IA
bored all night strengthening weak points
Tho government levcc on the Gila size is
generally conceded to he safe. but the ON
bankments on the Colorado river are '9t rs
ing grave apprehe nsiOn. as several breaks
have occurred there, on" near the terri
torial lriSCn and another clos" to the
Yuma Water and Light COS. power house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11

from the White House to the stables 10
day, an automobile cut across ahc'd oi
the team at the corner of 1ith street ana
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. The horses i,t-
came frightened and ran on the sidewalk,
striking an iron fence. The carriage was
upset and the driver, julius Nhcclcr'
thrown to the ground. receiving u severe
bruise on the right hip. The morse that
struck the fence was thrown and Il StSii
cut in its breast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
SCH. D. r. RAWSON
OF Camden, Me-. Is a Total Loss at
Beaufort, NJ. G.

Beaufort. n c.. Feb. 1o.-The schooner
Il. r Rawson of Camden. Ne. ashore
near Lookout station. is total loss. The
vessel stranded. Wednesday. AMI it was
not until this afternoon that the life saw
erS were able to :set near enough to take
OF the crew The surf was pounding all
over the vessel. which was rapidly going
to pieces and one seaman was washed
overheard and drowned before the eyes of
his shipmat teS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
PROSECUTION HALTS.
Beef Trust Practically Wins in the
Fiqht Against Attorney General.

Butte. Mont, Feb. l0-As result Of a
conference between Atty Cen. y iln,rt
Green and NJ. s Mum, counsel for the
agents of the So-caIlrd beef uust, no
further steps will bc taken in the prose-
cution. under the charg" Of having formed
an illegal cOml.i1 alton in restraint of trad"
ducts. until after the adjournment Of the
LEGISLATURES March >
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
MANCHESTER.

Quite delegation from the Friends
Church. Manchester, attended the
Friends Quarterly meeting at Win
thrup Center, last Sabbath, among
whom We're: Rev. and Mrs. |. Warren
HawHes Alfred Hawkes. ana family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grant, James and
Harry Martin and families, Mrs. Ed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11

The London Lancet says that "Once
i'll 4 blue moon" does not mean never,
but seldom. The last blue moon in
England was OH December 10. 1889. IT'S
color was due to the atmospheric condi-
tiuns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
COLDS LEAD TO PNEUMONIA

Laxative Br"mo Quinine. The world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause.
can Tor the fun namr aud look Tor sigma
tn!c n1 T.. w. Grove. 2Jc. sat. tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN

STOP fooling your money away III
wasteful speculations and hazardous
schemes.
LOOK for safety, first; sure and
reasonably large profits, second and acces-
sibility of your capital third.
LISTEN to this statement of facts.
For many years investors III cotton have
been paid every month large and sure
profits earned safely by the storey Meth
cd" Never dollar lost. Capital always
subject to withdrawal subject to terms of
contract.
Send for "As others see US" mailed free
Storey Cotton Co.. 660 Bourse BLDG.
PHILADELPHIA f11d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
Government Business.

Washington, Feb. 10.-tiuVcrnment re
ceIpts: From internal revenue, $.'A; ~,
customs. $N1>.05l: miscellaneous, $Sl, lbs
Expenditures, $l.6io.pU0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
PRESIDENTS TEAM.
Figures In An Accident in Washing
ton Friday.

Washington. Feb. 10.-As one of the
Presidents carriages was being driven
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11

win Caldwell and Grace Fiiield from
North Manchester. ,-.--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11

ing applrS for a. +. Haynes lcIt lOr ms
home in Lewiston, Thursday.
T.. II. Hall took IA colt to Lowell,
Mass. last week, that he had sold To
his brother VIII. Fred a. Myrick ac-
compHliicd him.
r. f. F'lahcrty Of Lewiston, State
agent for y. Crosslcy & Son, apple
shippers. WAS the guest of j. Il. Hall,
the first cf this week.
PALERMO CENTRE.
Hinn Grant WHO has been employed
II GaIIops IsIani, has rot turned home.
Freeman Turner is very ill., lie is
attended by ~. IL. Is. Stinson. The
services of Lion Grant have BE- II
secured as nurse. As Mr.. Turner is
utitc an old man, his age being 7G
Years. it is feared his recovery will be
very slow.
Miss Lula Fish who obtained a
position at one of the publishing houses
i'll Augusta was Obliged to give up her
poSition. on account OF ill health and
the illness OF her grandfather Freeman
Turner.
Dexter Turnc. is harvesting his ice
assisted hy Louis Lhtlip.
Miss Emily Fish has returned HON"
from Watcrville where she has been at
tending school.
Charlie NJ Turner and his sister Mrs.
GRANVILLE C;ilpatricll Of WatcrNilic.
visited their mother Mrs. Temperance
Turner, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner attended
the funeral Wednesday, Of her brother
ethel Linscott Cf Level Hill.
PALERMO.
Cyrus Oliver is reported to be gain
ing.
j.. L.. Bailey ana Chas. Philips We're
i'll HrifuSt on Il business trip last week.
\. J. Tobcy has purchased u new
forty morse power, Hunt water wheel.
He says when he gets it set he will be
:: plc to manufaCture lumber enough to
meet the demands of his customers.
His many friends wish him success in
his dttcmrt to enlarge and establish 4
permanent lumber business.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Mnrang enter
Eom" Sunday.
Athcl Lynscott died at his home Jan
-. He is survived by two brothers,
three sisters and mother, beside Il
host Of loving friends to mourn his
loss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11

| which makes Magcc's Emulsion so
paiatablc. Added to these two ingrc-
dicnts is Hypophosphitcs of Lime and
Soda, the greatest tonic known.
Wncn YOU take Magec's you thus get
q food. a medicine and a tonic com
| bincd.
CNE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will hc paid To any one who can prove
that there is anything in Magae'5
Emulsion besides Cod Liver Oil, Malt
ana Hyponlcaphitcs Of Line and
Soda with a little wintCrgrccn favor
ing, ana our laboratory is always open
for inspection.
Mag"c'a Emulsion is not a curc-all
It is only good for such maladiGS as
are susceptible to the treatment of
cod liver oil. III the first place it is
the greatest flesh producer known
It is a preventative Of Grip, Pnou-
monia, bronchitis ana Consumption.
For persons afflicted with General De
biiity is a boon. Ii inIuscs new, rich
blood into their veins and feeds the
tissues that are in need Of repair. 1t
restores vitality.
CONSUMPTION.
Much has been written about this
dread disease, but we would like
to say few words here 1t matters
not whether this dreadful disease is
Inherited or contracted by expos
ure, the effects Of Magee's Emulsion
will be apparent after a very short
course Of treatment We have seen
so many marvellous cures wrought
by our Emulsion in nearly every form
and stage Of consumption, that We
fearlcssly maintain that it is with
out an equal as a specific FOR every
kind of lung difficulty A patient who
is 50 far gone in consumption as to
be unable to retain any other medicine
on his stomach, can take Magees
Emulsion without the least inconven-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-11
EORN.

=
SkoWhcgan-to thu wife Of Tracey Gates
Il daughter.