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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Water In Rubber,

Experiments with Theoretically
sealed rubber bottle containing water
have shown that the rubber is not abb
solutely water tight. The filled bottle
weighed seventeen ounces four dralns.
At the end OF one year the weight was
seventeen ounces two drains; nine
years, ten ounces; eighteen years, four
teen ounces two drains: twenty three
years, thirteen ounces four drains;
twenty-five years, seven ounces eight
drains; twenty,eight years, three ounces
fourteen drains; thirty years, three
ounces twelve drums. the water being
entirely gone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Elevator. and Fa,.e re.,h.

In department stores where express
elevators run to roof garden restau-
rants some gentle passengers expert
ence daily discomfort because of the
sudden movement Of the. car The
proud owner of u fine set of, artificial
teeth remarked to her companion a
few days ago: This Is tie most severe
test of proper ct of teeth that 1 know
Of. Mine ure supposed to be correct in
every respect. Still. never travel ia
an elevator running express that I'm
not in constant fear of my teeth taking
fall. II you close the mouth your
breath will be taken away."-New
York Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
HAl CARRIER
ARRESTED BY CONDUCTOR
aJlm-creW'' Law Comes In Conflict
With Regulations Of the Post
office Department.,
Especial to the Daily press..)


RICHMOND, VA, June 3O.-Wes
ley Jones. a colored United States
mail carrier while on duty today
was arrested shortly after noon on a
Broad and Main street electric ca,
because he refused to move hds sent
when 30 requested by Conductor
Robert Davis Police Oficer w. l.
Ogilyie took the man In charge and
he with his mail bag wac taken
to the First police station, where
Magistrate r. c. Duke bailed him at
once. rs
Before this was done, however, the
Federal authorities recognizing that
Jones had mail matter on his per.
son issued writ OF habeas corpus.
This was Withdrawn as soon as Is.
sued, however, as soon as 1t was
known that the man had been
released on hail.
Jones, 1t Is said, was sitting In
the coiored section, but on the CON
dnctor's asking him to move, re.
fused.
His arrest resulted in the retard-
ing of the United States mail, which
II done knowingly, ia criminal Of
fense.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
HANDLING MONEY:
1t 10 No Temptation 20 the Seasoned
Bank Teller.


Money? Doh't the sight of so much
of 1t make me3 hungry for It? Not VI
all, 10 tell tbt truth, it is like so much
mud to me-"
Thus spoks/a teller In Denver bank
He was taking to young man out
side the gage. On the counter were
heaped piles OF gold and silver coin
and buncYes Of paper money.
I'm sSre 1 couldn't stand the con
slant teHptatlon to appropriate it for
any own use.P said the man outside.
"Yes,l you could" replied the teller.
you could easily after being In here
e week. For the first few days the
money would look pretty good to you,
aud you'd have to use your will power
to keep away FROM II, but after week
or so it doesn't seem like money. 1t
seems like merely an article you deal
ip, just as potatoes seem to the grocer.
There isn't O sixty dollar a month bank
clerk in q thousand who thinks of
stealing the money he handles unless
|. he is In debt. and Is being crowded for
funds. TO the bank employee who has
his debts paid and has enough to keep
from thinking Of gu urgent need for
cash money has no value. Handling
money Is just like eating to teller.
As long as he has enough food In his
stomach he has no desire for more
and even big, tine, juicy steak has
no temptation for him. But let him
get good aud hungry. and he'll coyet
that steak. The only way for man
who handles money liz bank to be
free from the temptation to appropri-
ate 1t is to keep out OF debt and not
develop any urgent and expensive am
billions. - Denver Post.
Onion BSSSiI and Fame.
Membership in the French academy
the hoped for reward of Gallo writer's
was once closely associated with onion
soup. During the restora ton In France
a club was formed under the title Of
Diner de la Soupe rOnion." THIS OF.
ganization contained twenty members.
It met every three months, when the
dinner was opened with an onion soup
The club was TO endure until every as
sociate was elected to the academy.
This wua accomplished In l845, when
the last banquet was held.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
mrs h d IA'|A|IN | / I0.ExPDstt
NHTl !: CONDUCT
Continued Z from Page oas.)
lifted the girl from the table to the
floor. He was Stanford White
Only q LIttle i6Irf, 49,

sillted the girl from the table to the
hoors He was Stanford White.
Only a Little 6Iri.
The girl was Susie johnson. a child
model She was then 15 years old
Immediately after the dinner she
disappeared, Her mother, who lived
at 1o4 Eighth avenue, songht the
aud of the police and the press to
find the girl, but they were unsuc.
cessful.
For three years she remained IN
hiding. When she was found she
told n revolving story of mistreat-
ment and desertion by the man, whom
Nemesis overlook In the midst OF
lights and music and laughter on
Monday night.
Il was lifted from the pie to a
seat at the table and found myself
queen of the reyel," she said. ut
was dazzling for a little while, but
In the end It proved u sad queen.
DOM
Mr.. White was kind for short
.tiSt Nv nc "sul I'D EUROPE ana
when he returned and l, tried to see
him he was never In He had in.
striicted 4his clerks to get rid OF me
with as little trouble as possible.
never saw him again."
Thus was the girl, not yet 16,
turned into the streets to live as she
might
By strange coincidence Susie
Johnson married, and when her hus
band learned of the "girl In the
pie" dinner he brooded over the
episode IN. his wite's life until he
almost became insane II ended, not
In Harry Thaw's way, but b. his de.
sertion Of her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
The one Sine ynnted

Excuse me" said the. old lady with
eyeglasses In the art gallery. "but
haven't you got any more figures Ia
marble?"
These are all. mudam," replied the
polite attendant. us there any par
tieular'one you are looking forf'
Yes; wanted to see the statue of
Limitations my husband was telling
about. milwaukee, Sentinel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
May'fLIve 100 Years

Z The chances for living full gen.
fury are excellent In the case Of M.s
Jennie Duncan, Of Haynesville. Me /.
now 70 years old. She writes: "Elec-
tric Bitters cured me OF Chronis Dys.
pepsia of 20 years standing and made
me feel as we'll and strong rs a young
girl.o Electric Bitters cure Stomach
and Liver diseases, Blood disorders.
General Debility and bodily weakness.
Sold on ID guarantee at w. BllIrl Lang.
,horne,s drug store. Price only soc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

Laws, written If not on stone tablets,
yet on the azure Of infinitude, in the
inner heart OF Gods creation, certain
as life. certain as death! 1 say the
laws are there, and thou shalt not dis
obey them Carlyle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
posToFfIcE EMPLoYE SHORT
Assistant Cashier is Charged With
Stealing $4,000.

WASHINGTON, u. C., June 30
Charles w. McWhorter, assistant
cashier of the Washington city post
office, was arrested last night on
complaint OF the city postmaster,
john A. Merritt, charged with the
embezzlement of $4,000. The police
say McWhorter confessed to Mr..
Merritt that he was short in his
accounts In the amount stated,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Assigned to Exposition.

says:
Surgeon Rupert Blue, OF the pub,
lie health and marine hospital SER
Vice, now stationed at Norfolk, Va,
has been detailed by Surgeon Gen.
eral Wyman 10 supervise the santa.
ton OF the jamestown Exposition
grounds. Surgeon Blue supervised
the sanitation of the grounds of both
the st. Louis and Portland exposi-
tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
appearances Asain.t Him.

Brown-1s that snithers an honest
feliowS Black-He may be. But you
never see him without an umbrella.
Woman's Home Companion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Always on HAND.

4 Dick-Statistics show that more than
5000 people disappear every year in
this country and dre never heard from
again. Harry-But confound 1t, they
never happen to be the people we owe
money tot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
PATS ESCAPE.

An Irishman, meeting anothar, asked
what had become OF their old acQuaint-
ance, Patrick Murphy.
"Arrah. now. dear honey" said the
other, poor Pat WAS condemned to be
hanged, but he saved his life by dying
In prison" ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Penn Nerve an0 Blood Tonic
III tonic that
Read the List Of Penn Remedies!

Catarrh Cure Complete with ato-
mizer. tablets and medication suffi-
Gent for 3 m0nths' treatment; ls the
only rational cure known Any medI-
al man willttell you that Catarrh can
only be cured by inhalation and medi-
cation. If no real beuefit should he
received by the patient, money will
tlngly refunded. Price $500.
Penn Rheumatism cure-Is guaran-
teed to contain no poisonous matter of
any nature whatsoever, Is strong
tonic to build up the weak and dehili-
tated. cures sharp, shooting pains
;sciatica, lumbaGo or any other pains,
due to rheumatism Price, large bot
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& Penn Dyspepsia cure-All forms of
indigestion and stomach, troubles con
qnered, such as Rising Food Distress
After Eating, Belchlng. Sour Stom-
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Heart etc. Price, SOC.
Penn Pile reparatlon-Cures Piles,
bleeding or Blind, protrudlng, exter-
nal orinternal, nllaylng inflammation.
gives case and comfort to the sore
and inflamad parts. Price SOC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01


without the Jury leaving the box, 1t
being held at the time that he was
absolutely Justified. General slckles
today Is one Of the most ,!honored
citizens OF this city.
General sickieb was at that time a
Congressman. The man he shot and
killed was barton s, Key, son of
Francis Scott Key. of Star Spangled
Banner" fame, Key, 1t was alleged,
boaated that no woman could with
stand him, and also boosted that he
had ruined the wife OF General Sick
les. General sickles lay In walt for
Key, and. meeting him in, one of
the principal streets of Washington,
shot him, Key dying almost Instantly.
Siokles was defended aby Edwin NJ,
Stanton. afterwards secretary of war
in President Lincpln's cabinet. Stan
ton. in his defense. held that 1t is
the inalienable right of man to
defend his wlfe's honor. He held
that it IL the right OF man 10 de.
3felu 1t against any seducer, and the
only way to do 80 is to kill the man,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

For one word a man Is often deemed
10 be wise and for one word lie. is cften
deemed to be foolish. - Confucira.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01


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We guarantee that our Chloride G
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No consumptive or contagious
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Paths, celebrating and beneficial,
slsaS large airy rooms, broad halls and
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It's picturesque location.
Sits beautiful winding walks and drive.
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|g.s the best ladies' and gentlemen's
the best ladies and gsntlemens.
{ SO dlers and roadsters, AMI ponies
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d teA Social Features are characteristic
Sc ST. the highest class Of patronage
hich is drawn from the most
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Erong hout the country, yet the
edom from formality makes 1T
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Penn Kidney and Liver Tablets
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Penn Liniment-cures and. allays
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Price, 25c.
Penn strengthening and Kidney
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thy yet thoroughly on the bowels, with
no pain, or gripping; absolutely cures
chronic constipation. Price, 25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

b
Its Cuisine and service IL strictly
firstclass.
The aeaaop Of 1905 promises 10 sur
pass ell previous records, both in
number and personnel of Its
guests.
Large bookings have already been
made OF prominent people who will
take up their; Summer Residence
at The Mecklenherg.
II is the most accessible All.year.
round hightclass Health ana Pleas
nrs Resort In the South.
Telegraph and Lcng Distance Tele.
phone In hotel,
Its New Summer Schedule OF. trains
will afford additional facilities for
reaching The Mecklenberg.
T, New. Trains Wilt operated between
Jeftress junction and chase City,
~ and Chase City and Richmond. At
Jsffrsas Junction connection Is
made with midday trains from
Norfolk and Danville; aisD from
all points In Eastern Carolina and
Virginia. S.
also handsome booklet, diagram,
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
slckLEs CASE RECALLED.
Old Soldier Killed Man Who vllllaed
His Wife,

NEW YORK, June so.--It Is the be.
lief OF the defense that Thaw has
an excellent chance of acquittal
Various episodes in tho life OF Stan.
ford White. quoted yesterday, indi.
cate that a defense of 3ustitable
homicide, will be entered. and that
Thaw MAY be able to prove that the
shooting was justiiiable.
It is understood that the famous
case of Major General Daniel E.
Siel1les, who shot, Barton 8. Key in
INnSh III n otnh, Kill IL, al 4 -. :.
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lNCIpIENT CONSUMPTION
How Food Headed or the Insidioui
Disease.

The happy wife Of good old-fashioned
Michigan farmer says;
SIN the spring Of 1902, / was taken sick
"A general breaking down, as IL we're. i
was excessively nervous, could not sleep
we'll at night, my food seened 70 do me no
good. and / was so weak l could scarcely
walk across the room
1.-THE doctor said my condition was que
TO overwork and close confinement ana that
he very much feared that consumption
would Sc. in. For several months took
one kind of medicine after another, but
with no good eliect-in fact, seemed TO
@Then / determined 20 quit oil medi-
cines. aive'up coffee and see what Grape
Nuts food would do for me, began 20
eat Gtape-Nuls with sugar and cream ana
bread and butter three times day.
s'rho effect was surprising. / began 70
gain fesh and strength forthwith, my
nerves ouieted down and grew normally
steady and sound, sweet sleep came back TO
me. In ak weeks time l discharged tue
hired giri and commenced 70 do my own
homework for family Of six. ms Whs
two wears ago, and am doing 4 stlll' ehu
enjoy it, Name given by Postum Co.,
Battle Greek, Mich. AL. ~
There's a reason. Read the little oooA'
1.-THE Road to Wellyilie," In PACKAGES
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are to be topped ont with brick, stone,
terra Gotta on cast iron, properly anchor
ed. and if such chimney, hue or stack Is
liable to emit sparks, or ii shavings or
sawdust is used as fuel or if used as a
eupola il shall be covered over on the
top with o heavy wire netting. No chin
neys shall be less than eight by eight
inches when used as smoke llue, provided,
that fues for use of gas stoves or gas
CRATES may be Of less dimension if fire
clay tile is used.
At the meeting Of City Council, this
evening the draft of the ordinance will
be presented to Council and given two
readings, after which, in an probability,
400 copies win be ordered printed, for
the use of people who are Interested,
and it is proposed to give oil a hearing
before final action is taken.
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Norfolk styles are always becoming
70 young girls and are much in vogue
especially for the suits. They are
bit more childish than the more severe
style of coat and altogether are weli
liked. This one is combined Win
plated skirt, making most salts,
factory effect, aud is adapted to All
suitings Of lighter weight, the tuok'
providing ample warmth and comfort.
In the illustration dark blue cheslo5
is trimmed with banding and stitehso
with belding silk, bat red is'greatly IN
vogue this season and there Is long
list Of coloTs from which to seieot,
while again he trimmings can be one
Of many things. Collar and Guns OF
telyet are much in vogue and are
always attractive, but again no one
style is obligatory. Those Of the ma
terial can be braided in some simple
DESIGN o. trimmed with banding or
some contrasting cloth can ee used'
The suit consists Of the coat and the
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THE LEVY COURT.

Speculation ns to the Outcome Of Next
Tuesdays Meeting.
There is much speculation among per-
sons at the Court House as to what win be
done at the called meeting Of the Levy
Court for next Tuesday, in regard TO elect
ing q president Many are Of the opinion
that Robert McFarlin, who was chosen
chairman at the meeting which was de-
clared to be illegal, win again be elected.
Others are of the opinion that COM
promise will be effected, whereby one Of
the other members will be chosen.
The committees for the year viii prob
ably be announced at that meeting.
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l .lao belMeen ''oV ana souO, 81 fees
80 "s y, o S1'VVo. 9-i ~ TOT every adm
s s fi'V9O' Inc oeNle' county, city or
eep'Iluleiits Min NOT nave TO pay fees.
~" VI Du,iiiils7 - cons tulea as one
"el,n- an vans snAl pc examined
"'iu "plioFeU i'ily walls lhe urait
says' extending .a3g ueio" me curb line OF the
80 ~ 'n9 ,ptn Oh PIX leet TOT dwell
ttus 'io'zSs' =, anu seven leeu lot business
'..i "' ~" .u or "huei pihnea
N10'1u' on" pio'e''ol' al lne eh-
1lio S1'i ~ ana cost OF lne owners lnefe-
10y iveu, nov ever lA"l il 'hail ne
sne nu,s on 'ne auJoinihs owner wishing
~ Eur "ails 10 " sIea.ei uePtn IMAM
.iiose auloiillns; 20 eve lllneis not,ce 10
eue oHnel on the plloi erected puliaing'
wy also give lea7oil'p.e tiihe' ana pei-
~. 'li1 o'VN li'ey Oh nl7 Aieunu 10 pro-
w ""1 "'iuei pm 'ne "uloiHihs "luie'
a"lu vans. an S'7e 'ne owner OF lle
P"its "g"'s as "poF' p1v.ieu' WISHES 10
~ '"e PH''9 WINS "' ."' .l0'li's
Nuil.in-' e'Ss OF e4',f''e W eeii"i 70
siee'el Sel'i5 ne siinii' "' ms own proper
eos. "nu expense, gn0el l'in' sns1ain ana
Pio,sc' 1ne saiu walls ana Duliuii'e7' ana
snaH Pay .li oes,s ioi any oAinaHes uohe
lne eulolnihs puiillns. any person VINO
snaii use OF ugii'e advantage rom
parry Wall' snen p"g Sle owner 1neleoi
i ,9i az iilueil on uiie wan as ne may use
.nal - one il"il on 'iie eNlelse ol " liile-
men ""lli paying p.iule eu'tiiis OF usiug
the same tne current price lor sihiihr
"oIk.
ne inspector nae the rient 20 require
walls 10 ne sliehA'heieu' opon ielusai
OF an owner or agent TO repair OF re-
/ move puileinB ,ne li7 e'n i'f'
H. eone s'iN iisn '.'' y. g ,,,,;,a
fleNislon Is AlaNe lot u i'l'l" VI ''iiD
HT r. ,.,., moo,
IN case OF any dispute "lislns 'ss :,,.'.,
we "MnSi ri 80. (;
anu .ie n,'l'Ii',H iisse.oi' 'l .o ,,,,t,i;.
visPule sn'H W fs 1.sl
puliulHs Commute .'lese' WIN w
sisileel y. .i'0 ,i ~
shAil cons llute " l,'..lu N t,.til;.
eis' Nn u, spu,e9 "li9ii.l 49,.
party N1lls' coli'i ,'' 800
aesiieNeu VIII ho.'lg 'ne 80 ny
Mlehlh iVe u'ys "i.ei i, H. .I.
cl7ioh Of lne ihsleeeoi' =. WI 20 Nv
auly OF lhe engineer 70 no.iiy ene Pu9
nc puiiaing eohiiilllee 70 meet
near ana ueleIiliiiie w =. .i'' Wy. ~
cision OF lne my On 49, 49, e9.'i ..
sloners sn9ii pc unei. Inc cllst e"5 s ny ,t
Is required. 10 nolili e"'H parry "a ''
decision Mithou1 ue"s, Ill. 90 q,
Inc thlcNness on ou's tl1 WIS ~ ~
tnree-stoiy evenings sll.'i. e. ~ az 49, "
inches TO the lop or she ms Iooi 80 y
squaring up Inc 'llelliesa ~ .i,v lit; ,
side walls Oh an tniee-slo 49, I'LL
houses forty ieet IN neisnt onoNe S.,ir
line, ana over elsiile,i ieelin "il' l'i'.
not be les7 tlah tnlllsen li.s,ie7 - M
Tor the hfst ana seconu sloiis si. an y.
buildings above four SIoiISs ny III s,i,.r
ness OF the outside vans sll'ii o' ~ II
mined oy tne uuii1lils iil7 49, 49,
business ouiaihs7' suen az 81 - "'. ~,
houses factories, puple 5e9 s ~, 49,, - ~,
thickness OF oplsige H Isi oi s5aT I ho NV ny
lures, Two stolles ~ l'eis ~ ,he srst an
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PkSIORAL CHANGES.
EIkton N. T.. Church Undecided as TO DIT.
Mnrtlndnie's Successor.

Elkton N. T. ihufch lnueciueu as 70 his
Martindnie's Successor.
Rev. Thomas T.. Martindalo d. D.,
pastor of Elkton NJ. e. Church, has been
invited to Salisbury TO succeed Rev. C. A.
Hill. The latter has been invited to be-
como pastor Of St. Pauls Church, this city,
to succeed Dr. W. J.. S. Murray, who will
probably be assigned by the next confer
ence to the new Washington Heights
Church.
Presiding Elder Mowbray was in Elkton
on Tuesday night to meet a committee TO
talk over the matter of who should be
called to succeed DR.. Martindale. No
definite decision was reached.
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ssI hate to give up my old straw hat.
"But, Of course, the best Of friends must
part
eyes; but this is a peculiarly aggravated
case.
How SOP
"My old straw is all 1 possess. -Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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skirt The coat is made with fronts
and back. both OF wnich are tucked,
and is closed In double breasted style
while the neck 10 finished With the
fiat collar. The sleeves are the fnvorite
ones for girls coats and are tucked at
the wrists, gathered at the shoulders.
The skirt is i've gored and II lnio In
backward turning plelts.
1he quantity Of material required
for the medium size III years1, ls s16
yards 27. yards "A or AZ yards 81
inches wide.
Girls OF 8, 10, II and IA years Of age.
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Tndisputable Evidence.

You have read Oe statement for 80 years" It
Dr. Pitcher first use prescription now
universally Caa With record City, five years fage
every hundred Deaths it the AMBITION EVERY PHYSICIAN to
discover remedy suitable for the ailments infants and children that would
Let take the statistics covering the deaths City Of New York for
the past so years. and here find the bencent effect combination drugs
excluding opat and narcotics long sought for namely CAST0RIA
Of the total number of deaths in New York City 1870 so per CENT were
under i've years age $780, as cent $780, 40 1900 IS
per cent only. Just stop to think Of it.
Until limitations asOra appeared drug store Shelves
but that date Mr. Fletcher has been called suppress
frauds While the record for 1900 does expectation
the caee OfmOtes when buying Caa The signature Of has
Fletcher the only safeguard and he alone authorized the doctors