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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20

at seems that 1 played ace too Ctten."
floor. After a time Crailey. fumbling
i'll his coat, found Il long cheroot and
as lie lit it inquired casually:
do you remember If she addressed
you by name?"
Il think not" Tom answered, hating.
S'What does 1t matterT'
Crailey drew a deep breath.
1T doesn't" he returned.
"She knew me well enough" said
Tom sadly as he resumed his sentry
go.
Yes" repeated Crailey deliberately.
$50 1t seems! So it seems!' He blew
Il long stream of smoke out into the
mir before him and softly murmured
again: $50 1t seems. So it seems!'
Silence fell, broken only by the sound
OF Toms footsteps, until, presently,
some II informally shouted his name
from the street below. 1t was only VIII
Cummings passing the time Of day, but
when Tom turned from the window
after answering him Cralley and his
poem were gone.
That evening Vanrevel sat In the
dusty Office, driving himself to his
work with a sharp goad, for there was
a face that came between him and all
else In the world and a voice that
sounded always In his ears, but the
work was done before he rose from
his chair, though he showed n haggard
visaGe as he bent above his candles to
blow them out.
1t was IL o'clock. Crailey had not
come back, and Tom knew that his
light hearted friend would not return
for many hours, and so, having no
mind to read and no belief that he
could If he tried, he went out to walk
the streets. He went down to the river
first, and stood for a little while gaZ-
Ing at the ruins of the two warehouses,
and that was like Il man with a head
ache beating his skull against a wall.
As he stood on the blackened wharf
he saw how the charred beams rose
above him against the sky like Il gal
lows, and 1t seemed to him hat moth
ing could have been a better symbol,
for here he had hanged his self respect.
'Reproach her." He, who had so dis
played his imbecility before her! Had
he been her fathers best friend he
should have had too great u sense of
shame to dare to speak to her after
that night, when her quiet intelligence
had exhibited him to himself and to all
the world as naught else than a fool
and q noisy one at that!
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20
(CoNTiNUED.)

"No. you hadn't; that's true observ.
ed Crailey refectiyely. you don't
seem to have much to reproach her
with, Tom"
"ReproaCh her. cried the other.
<"That / should dream she would speak
to me OF have anything to do with me
was to cast a doubt upon her loyalty as
a daughter. She was right, I say! And
she did the only thing she could do
rebuked me before them all. No one
eve merited what he got more roundly
than I deserved that. Who was I, In
her eyes, that l should besiege her with
my opportunities, who but her fathers
worst enemyf"
Deep anxiety knitted Crailey's brow.
81 understood she knew of the quar-
rel" he said thoughtfully. IL saw that
the other evening when l helped her
out Of the crowd. She spoke Of 1t on
the way home. I remember. But how
did she know that you were N~anrevcl?
No one i'm town would be apt to men
ton you to her"
mo. but she did know, you see"
Eyes" returned Mr.. Gray slowly, $50
II seems. Probably her father told her
to avoid you and described you so that
she recognized you as the man who
caught the kitten"
He paused and looked at Tom, who
continued to pace up n down the
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20

nyHSSM q o'clock boat, which was
SeS sometimes a day late and
sometimes a few hours early, the lat
ter contingency arising, as in the pres
ent instance, when the owner was
aboard. Nelson drove him from the
wharf to the bank, where he conferred
briefly In an undertone with Eugene
note containing three words to Tap
bingham Marsh. Marsh tore up the
note and sauntered over to the club,
where he found General Trumble and
Jefferson Bareaud.
"He has come" said Tappingham,
pleased to find the pair the only Occu-
pants of the place. "He saw Madril-
Ion, and there's a session tonight"
praise the Lord!" exclaimed the
stout general, rising to his feet. "IIl
see old Chenoweth ut once. My fingers
have the itch"
"And mine, too," said Bareaud. I'D
begun to think we'd never have a go
with him again"
you must see that Crailey comes.
We want a full table. Drag him If you
can't get him any other way"
"He won't need urging" said Jeffer-
son.
"But he cut us last time"
Gle won't cut tonight. What hour?"
"Nine," answered T~appingham. "Its
to be Il full sitting, remember"
Don't fear for u.s." laughed Trum-
BILE.
"Now for Crailey," Jefferson added.
"After so long a vacation you couldn't
keep him away If you chained him to
the courthouse pillars. He'd tear 'em
In two!"
But jefferson did not encounter the
a~lacrity Of acceptance he expected from
Crailey when he found him half an
hour later at the hotel. Indeed, at first
Mr.. Gray not only refused outright, but
seriously urged the same course upon
Jefferson. Moreover, his remonstrance
was offered in such good faith that
Bareaud, in the act Of swallowing one
Of his large doses Of quinine, paused
with only half the powder down his
throat, gazing, nonplused, at his pro-
spectiye brother-in-law..
(To be Continued
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20

face. up to my bad tricks at last!" But,
recovering himself Immediately, he
pushed the other off at arms length
and slapped himself smartly on the
brow. "Never mind: all right, all right
only a bad wave now and then. A
walk will make me more a man than
ever"
you'd mich better go to bed, Graf
ley"
81 can't. I'm going to change my
clothes and go out"
"WhyT"
Crailey did not answer, but ut that
moment the Catholic church bell, sum-.
moning the faithful to mass, pealed
loudly on the morning air. and the
steady glance Of Tom Vanrevel rested
upon the reckless eyes OF the man be-
side him as they listened together to
its insistent call. Tom said gently, al
most timidly:
"You have an-engagementT'
This time the answer came briskly.
Eyes. I promised to take Fanchon to
the cemetery before breakfast, to place
some flowers on the grave Of the little
brother who died. This happens to be
his birthday"
1t was Tom who averted his eyes, not
Crailey.
"Then you'd best hurry" he said hest.
tatingly; 81 mustn't keep you," and
went downstairs to his Office with flush
ed cheeks, a hanging head and an ex-
preston which would have led a stran-
ger to believe that he had just beer
caught In n lie.
He went to the Main street window
and seated himself upon the ledge, the
only one in the room not too dusty for
occupation, for here, ut this hour, Tom
had taken his place every morning
since Elizabeth Carewe had come from
the convent. The window was n coign
Of vantage, commanding the corner Of
Carewe and Main streets. Some dis
lance west OF the. corner the Catholic
church cast its long shadow across
Main street, and In order to enter the
church q person who lived upon Ca
rewe street must pass the corner or
else make a half mile detour and ap-
proach from the other direction, which
the person never did. Tom had thought
it out the first night that the image of
Miss Betty had kept him awake, and
that was the first night Miss Carewe
spent in Rouen. The st. Mary's girl
would be sure to go to mass every day,
which was why the window ledge was
busted the next morning.
The glass doors of the little corner
drug store caught the early SUI Of the
hot May morning and became like
sheets of polished brass; a farmers
wagon ratified down the dusty street; a
group of Irish mattresses from the no.
tel made the board walk rattle under
their hurried steps as they went to-
ward the church, talking to II anoth-
er, and a blinking youth In his shirt
sleeves, who wore he air of one newly
but not gladly risen, began to struggle
mournfully with the shutters of Ma
drillon's bank. A moment later Tom
heard Crailey come down the stairs,
sure of foot and humming lightly to
himself. The door of the Office was
closed. Crailey did not look in, but
presently appeared on the opposite side
Of the street and offered badinage to
the boy who toiled at the shutters.
The bell had almost ceased to ring
when a lady, dressed plainly in black,
but graceful and tall, came rapidly out
Of Carewe street, turned at the corner
! by the little drug store and went to-
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20

his eyes until he found himself gently
deposited upon the couch In his own
chamber, when he smiled amiably and,
looking up, discovered his partner
standing over him.
Tom was very pale, and there were
deep violet scrawls beneath his eyes.
For once in his life he had come home
later thar Crailey.
First time, you know" said Crailey.
with difficulty. you'll admit first time
completely incapable? Often needed
guiding hand, but nevcr-quite-be.
fore"
YES" said Tom quietly, ut Is the
first time I eve saw you quite fin
ished."
"Think 1 must be growing old, and
constitution refuses bear it. Disgrace
full to be seen in condition, yet colebra
ton justified. H'rah for the nows.'
He waved his hand wildly. odd red,
white and blue! American eagle now
kindly proceed to scream! Star span
gled banner intends streaming to all
the trade winds! Sea to sea! Glorious
victories on political thievlng exhibit
tion-no, expedition! Everybody not
responsible for the trouble to go and
get himself periodically killedw
what do you mean?'
"Water!" said the other feebly. Tom
brought the pitcher, and Crailey, set
ting his hot lips to 1t, drank long and
deeply; then, with his friends assist
onpn hn tinl a hnax,ilv n,piotnpnJ tAr,nl
round his head. "All right very soon
and sober again." he muttered and lay
back upon the pillow with eyes tightly
closed in an intense effort to concen-
trate his will. When he opened them
again, four or five minutes later, they
had marvelously cleared and his look
was self contained and me
Haven't you heard the newsY" He
spoke much more easily now. at came
at midnight to the Journal"
mo; I've been walking in the coun-
try"
THE MeXicans crossed the Rio
Grande on the Goth of last month, cap
tured Captain Thornton and murdered
Colonel Crook. That means war Is GER
tain"
ut has been certain for a long time"
said Tom. "Polk has forced it from
the first"
"Then It's a pity he can't be the only
man to die!'
"Iave they called for volunteers"
asked Tom, going toward the door.
mo, but If the news is true they
will"
YES" said Tom, and as he reached
the hallway he paused. "Can l help
you to undress?"
Certainly notv' Crailey sat up in
dignantly. Cant you see that I'm per.
fectly sober? 1t was the merest TEN
porary fit, and I've shaken 1t off. Don't
you seeT' He got upon his feet, stag
gered and came to the door with infirm
steps.
you're going to bed, aren't your
asked Tom. You'd much better"
mo" answered Crailey. "Are your
"No. I'm going to work"
you've been all up night, too, haven't
you" Crailey put his hand OF the 9th,
er's shoulder. Were you hunting for
me2"
No; not last night"
Crailey lurched suddenly, and Ton
caught him about the waist to steady
him.
"Sweethearting. tipping, vingt-et-ur
or poker, ell, Tom?" he shouted thickly
with a wild laugh. ma, ha, old smul
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20
(To be Continued
To Cure Cold a In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo quinine tab
let's. Druggists refund money il it
fails to cure. Il. w. Groves signature
is on each box. % cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20
XII.

IN. CAREWE returned one
warm May afternoon by the
o o'clock boat, which was
sometimes q day late and
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-20

Good grade American Beauty
Corset, with hose supports,
high or low bust
Batiste American Beauty Corset,
double hose supports, high or
low bust.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

NMWINN||"NNNN HHN. NHWHN
Department of the Interior. Laud
once. santa We. N. NJ. January 20,
1906. Notice "a hereby given that In
pursuance OF tho laws Of The United
siatos. william q Tight and his co.
tenant Charles y. Hodgin, whose post.
once address D. Albuquerque, N. ~,
le shout 10 make application 90 tho
United States for a patent 60 the
IN deollicn Placer Minlns Claim 20.
Gated in the sandla mining district. of
nCrualiiio county n. M. being The n.
~ IA OF the NJ E. "a. Sect. IN. r. 10
~. a. . o. 81 y. ~. r. b. and NJ
The notice Oh location of said H0d'
goiite claim is OF record 30 the ONCE
90 the Recorder of nornaiillo county
no Albuquerque. M che Territory of
New Mexico, IN Book ,, Mining Rec
ords. page $50.
ANY and ail pefEons claiming ad.
versely the mining ground. vein. lode.
premises or any portion thereof 20
described. are hereby notified that un-
less adverse claims are duly filed ac-
cordinF to law ard tho regulations
hereunder. within the time prescribed
by wv with the Regiaiof of iha
United states Lard bmcc. santa Re.
n. NJ. ln the county of Santa Fc Ter.
ritory Cf New Mexico. they will Do
barred hy virtuo Of the provisions Of
MANUEL n. OrERo.
Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

To wilbur Duniagy. bis heirs admin
isirators and nEziHne.
You are hereby notified that have
expended In labor and improvement
upon tho Refuge lode. situated in the
New Piacers Mlnlag District. County
Of Santa We, Territory OF New Mexico.
for the year 1905. One Hundred
$4,000 Dollars, % win appear hy
certificate filed December 2Sth. 1905.
IN the oflico Of the Recorder OF said
county, IN order 10 hold said premises
under provisions OF Section 212a. Re.
vised Statutes OF the United states.
being amount required 70 hold tho
same for the year ending December
3ist, 1905.
Aud II within ninety days after this
notice by publication yuu fail or re-
fuse 10 contribute your proportion Of
such expenditure as a cg-OWner, your
interest In said claim viii become the
property Of the subscriber under said
section 2aet.
GEORGE ALEXANDER
First publication Jan. "a. 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Csssurasy. February to)

NHNHHHNHiHiNN ~ 80 NHaN
Mr. Preston gave a carefully pre-
pared talk, yesterday. at the assembly
periNd, on "Radlum."
President Tight Is improving rapid.
ly and VIII be on the the hill next
week, though he may not take up BIS
work actively for several days.
A game OF basket ball beswtca the
Varsity and the Scrubs on the
campus, TuCsday afternoon, resulted
IN favor of the former. Score. 43-ll.
Prof Crum Is now preparing 10 give
"sho Stops 10 Conquer" as the uni'
yoraliy play. A strong cast viii be-
made up from the numerous students
working IN The department Of lilocu.
ilon and oratory.
Among those entered for the de.
.clomat1ry contest 90 take plEce In the
near future are the following stu
donts. Albright. Allen. Taschor. Hor.
ton. Keller Misses Finch, FRANKLIN.
Owens aud Hlll For this contest Dr.
a. A. Henry has offered the first prize
and $. =. Newcomer tho second.
Tho Estrolla society rendered the
following UroEram, yesterday; song,
Fsirolla chorus; recitation, Miss
Harachi oratIon. Miss Perkins, de-
bate. "Rosolved, That the Chinese
should be- admitted Oh citizenship,
discussed hy Misses Spite, Hart, T.
ilen and kelohor.
Base ball s beginning 20 engage
the attention of the students &c ln'
tormi1siona Among che candidates
for the Varsity team are Allen.
Clancy Alyori. Head. Price Cornish,
Dye. 3. simmons. j. simmons. ~.
Bryan. sclya, ROSS. Donohy and ~
feld
The regular semiannuai election Of
officers OF the Athlotic Association
visa held last Tuesday Tho members
met 10 the assembly hall and after
listening TO the report 0f tho n0mln
ting committee. a. Bryan. Howison
Misses Finch and Harsch, elected the
/ following. President Ross, vice
! pr aidcnt Dolores Huningi secretary
I WOrta, treasurer. Head; board ui
control President Tight Prof Angel
/ Miss Hickey TaaChor and Bryan
! These oflcer win serve untu npyl
September.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

given q preliminary hearing and the
bond Wna fxcd at 5000 The prisoner
was clerk OF Lincoln county for two
terms. hie last term OF ONCE expiring
in 1903 HlH father. TlmoiCo Analla,
ia g prominent stock raiser of Lincoln
county The prisoner is aged 80 re
iH p notary public at Analln and the
officers claim that this ia net The lrst
criminal action that hne hecn brought
ng1ln4t him Ramon Montuyo. who
was arrested with Anaila on The same
charan. was bound over 60 the grand
Jury I'D the came amount
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

To Frank Engeis. Waltor Ailnway.
their heirs. administrator am ns.
signs and all persons claiming a..
tcreat or title 90 the Iron MASK and
Black Iron Mining Claims;
You are hereby notified that NE.
your co-ownogs In tho Iron Mask
Lode and the BLACK Iron Lode. situ.
aied Ia the Las piacltas Mining Dis.
irlci. county OF Sandovai. Territory
OF New Mexico. have expended Two
Hundred Dollars IN labor and improve.
menta upon said ludCa. al will appear
by certificate filod October 2nd. 1905.
Ia the once ri che Recorder of said
county. ln order 90 hold said promises
under provisions OF Section e32i. re.
Weed Statutes OF the United States.
being the amount required % hold the
same iog the year ending December
3int. 1905.
And N within ninety days after ihia
notice by publication you fan or refuse
90 contribute your proportion of such
expenditure az q cnHoWncr. your inter
osi ga said claim viii hecbme the
property on the subscribers. under said
Section 1924
HERBERT o. BROOKS,
G. ". FRANK.
First publication. Jan. 20. 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Territory Of New Mexlco. IN the DIS
tricl Court for Bernailllo Comfy.
Mary Lampman.
Plaintiff,
w. No 600.
Claude A. Lnmpmnn,
Defendant
The said defendant. Claude A. Lamp.
man. ~ hereby notified that q suit has
been commenced against him hy the
said plaintiff, Mary Lampman, On the
District Court. 0f Bornaiillo county.
wherein said plaintiff seeks an nbs5.
lutte divorce from the said defendant.
the rcatufatlon OF her maiden name
and such other relief na may be- cqult-
able. On tle grounds of neglect on the
part oi tho said defendant to support
said plaintiff according 90 bis means.
station IN nic, and ability. and cruel
and lHhnman treatment. and that uu-
leEg the said defendant cntors his ap.
Fearanco la said cause on or before the
2Gth day OF March. 1906. Judgment
viii hn rendered in said cause against
him By default.
W. e. DAME. Clerk
HICKEY a MOORE. Attorneys for
Plaintiff D.siouce address, Aibuqucr-
que. New Mcsico.
First publication Feb "a, 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

The Rev 3. q. Warren. pastor %
sharon baptist Cchnrch, nclalr, Ca
says OF Electric 0iuers; "lts a God.
send 60 mankind u cured me 90 q
lame back, stiff Joints, and complete
physical collapse. waa so weak %
took me half an hour 20 walk q mile.
Two bottles oi Electric hiitcrs have
made me 10 strong ! have Just walked
three mtoN ln 90 minutes ana feel
.lke walking thee more. IT'S made a
Sew man 90 me-" Greatest remedy
for woahnoss and en- stomach, Liver
and kldnoy complaints SOLD under
guarantee az aH drugglaia. Price 00e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
SCALE COMMITTEE
HOLDS SECRET SESSION,

WilkeBharrc Pa Feb l2-rhe
members 90 the anthracite miners
sUBie committee were huuiedly call
ed lofo,aer today bat for what pur.
m fp was uot Given out On satur
ery nifh, &c was sisted that the com
m.io htl finished iiH business and
wpnia noi moot ngaln prior 90 me
rrnitrtaca between the miners ON
Cials and Che coal operators. which
raiCa nlaec in Sew York on Thurs
day. Todays secret session. how
ever, lfad6 fo che belief that some
Important question arose which re-
quircd immediate attention 10 tho com
mlltpC Some of the Officers would
discuss the meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
oERMANV's FAULT THAT
coMEHRENcE la EAIluRn

Washington. b. C. Feb. while
thc iirl;isA government has not TO.
Taxed ifs efforts io bring about an
agreement between France and Ger.
many regarding ne Moroccan police.
~ has given up hope of an amicaNe
settlement 10 is expected On Official
circles that the Albeclras conference
viii break up psslhly during the pres.
Cut week leaving tle Moroccan aiiu.
alton whore ID wn5 before the confer.
unro wlE called Germany o. glyeg
che credit ior the ialurc 90 fact. a
M believed thai Emperor william, ro
nliaing that tNore 81 40 hope Of Ger
mnny'a demands being endorsed by
the powers b now anxious that the
conference shall fail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
PLAN FOR DRAINING
USELESS SWAMP LAND

The drainage OF the swamp landa By
mcal az drilled wells has received
lhe attention 81 Robert 81 Horton OF
the United States Geological Survey.
iho manner in which thgse wells
Ulould nc contributed is sci fOrin Ia
paper. Included in Wairr supply
and ifrig1iiOn Paper No. iis, The an
nual publication. entitled "Conifibu.
lions to the Hydrology % The Eastern
United States"
10 the drlft covered areas Of the
northern united States are numerous
basin shnncd dopFes8ions or "kettle
holes. without natural outlets. many
of which are occupied by awnmps or
ponds 10 drained. The rich. mucky
ann which covers ihn bottom 0f she
depression would often make the
finest Mind of land Tor q truck garden.
and. on the ethor aand. drainage OF
tlc spot would break up the cafnivaia
oi malaria laden mosquitoes. domiciled
there Ordinary surface drainage Us
often inadequate for the removals 90
these unaightiy. unidentified ceampe.
hut m8ny OF them have been aucrcs8.
fully drained Into deep drilled wells.
To drill snrh wells an Ordinary well
driuer's outfit o. necessary. The AZ.
cragc cost of 3.lnch well. including
casing. should not exceed 81 foot
Tho mouth Of the well should be ia
an excavation below the bottom OF the
pond n the well " provided with b
hell mouth lts cEpaclty Is nearly
doubled Tue inflow OF water o. re-.
duced if a screen Is placed over the
mouth Of the well 10 prevent the en-.
trance ~ sticks. A large brick catch
basin, With ample screen covered
openings. should bo built around che
mouth. SO that the fun capacity Of the
well may be- utilized.
The effectiveness 81 these wells de
ponds Ol upon the penetration OF an
open fissure on q porous stratum oi
sand and gravel ana CD upon the un
derground waters rising only TO a
height below thc bottom of the pond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Chas W. Moore. a maohiBlst OF
Fnrd CITY. Pa, bad hi hand fright
fie applied hucklcna Arnlca Salv
with tho usual result. "a quick and
permanent cure" Grcatost HEALER on
earth for Burns, Wounds. Sores, E2-
Eema and Plies. Csc. at all drug.
eiaif
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

DR. W q Tlghi president Of the
University of Now Mexico. "a reported
aa rapidly recovering from hia wounds
received iu che gasoline explosion
a weok ago. and che attending physi-
clan states fhat On Tight will bo able
90 leave She hosuItal some time the
latter part of this wook u % now
feared that the use 0f hia rlght ear
viii pa losi 10 DR. Tight forever. owe
ing 90 che fact that TOO llRamonis were
torn away by iho explosion,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

. ana tho luckiost man IN Arkan.
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since the restoration Of my wiie's
health aficr five years % continuous
coughing and bleeding from The lungs;
and ] owe my good fortune 90 the
worlds greatest medicine. nr Kings
New Discovery Tor Consumption.
which ! know from experience VIII
cure consumption lf taken in time.
My wife lm proved with the first bot.
tlo aue twelve bottles completed the
cure. Cures the worst coughs and
colds or money refunded AZ ail drug.
elsis. zoe and si00. Trial bottle
irUc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

The mothes who hra acquired the
haMt o. keeping on hand q hutllu Of
ChnmhCrlaIns Cougi Remedy. saves
herself % great amount of unoaslucsl
and anxiety Coughs, colds and Group.
in which children aro susceptible. are
are quickly cured By iis use. u coun.
iosncta any tendency of o. cold 10 re-
suit IN pneumonia and n given az
soon as the first symptoms 81 Group
appear lt VIII pre~cnI the attack.
This remedy contains nothing iniuFl.
GUS and mothers give Il 10 nttlo ones
with feeling ~ perfect security.
cor sale by an druggists