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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-02

ed Senator Bailcy's formal reply to
the fresh endemic Of misrcprcscnta.
tion and Notwithstanding which has
REQUIRED with the most astounding reg
lularity npon every possible occasion
throughout his public career OF Gf.
teen years. The statement has been
made and every fai.minded man pro.
nounccs it a complete defense. us
friends are not surprised: his enemies
are Disconnected; the great mass of
the people. who want only the truth
and who alwavs do Justice when they
are informed. will acuuit him of All
blame. No comment rs needed 10 IL
Illuminate tho statement mo- aualysls
can make il clearer. but IT is pcrti.
mont tn add that every good citizen
and every loyal Democrat owes # to
his state tu his party and TO this oh.
iccl of sllndcr aud false circumstance
of Mr.. Bailcys statement I'm order
tu uyorlako and correct tho lies and
oNagpcratious which are running with
myriad feet and waeging with myriad
t.nrucg i'm defamation of "a great man
who has unmsuy suffered not only
iu the estimation of the unthinking
and the crcdulous. but who has borne
IN splendid poisc the personal anguish
OF am unjust rcproach.
The Record can understand. ass Sen
ator Bailey may not understand. the
sensitive condition of the public mind
I'm regard To the connection Of public
servants with trusts and crooked cor
porations, especially in regard to the
faithful WatersPierce Oil company
It Is this sensitive condition of the
public mind made so by train of
questionable conduct by some public
men, amounting to almost treason
that accounts for the outcry against
Mr. Bailey The people are not to be
ccnsurcd for entertaining the suspic
ion that even he had fallen from his
high estate. but they would De doing
themselves great injustice and him
o moustrous wrong II they refused To-
consider the recorded evidences of the
honorable transactions which have
been SO grossly and maliciOusly dis
| tortcd They will not refuse. The
people Of Texas are fair and true
| They will read and hear ana undeg
| stand. Besides this formal statement.
| Senator Bailey intends to go into al
| the counties where organized effort
| has been made to defeat his election
and tell his friends and his enemies
more especially the great uuprciu
| diced public all there rs to tcll or
| know about his public and private
| ljlc i'm which his constituents have
the slightest concern. The people
owe It To- him to- hear him, 10 question
him If they choose. and to render the
verdict of truth and wisdom which
they have always rendered on men or
issues after complete Information and
calm deliberations And with these
accusations and these misunderstood
ngs, let the people recall also his ff
teen years Of public service with ev
cry speech and vote recorded, and not
4 single act or utterance that can be
impeached as un-Democratic or uu.
patriotic. with his defense and with
MS record, criticism is absolutely 81
enced except the captious contention
| las earned some money. As To his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-02

COmmisaiOnor T. y. Robnctt vii
hold court al Marietta tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-02

Ardmoreite want ads. Three lines
three times for three dimes. s.,
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Meet me at The Brunswick,
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Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-18
Mrs. B~rOughtOns katt

MI. Chalmers stod pa sin tr0skel
och sag pa hur en- mobelvagn lastades
af vid huset intill. Eft djupt week la
de sig mellan hans 0gon, mar han sag
de sma forgyllda s%tolarna, prydnads-
borden och skapen, och det omisskan-
ligt ~kvinnliga toalettbordet, som sattes
ned pa vagen.
Sa vidt han kunde forstA, fanns in
tie en- enda SAX, som tydde pa en- ma
skulin egare, och Mr.. Chalmers frulz-
tade att Diet varsta hade kommit. Fem
ton minuter senare, mar en- smart, vac
ker kvinna, ikladd en- stilfull svart pro-
menaddrakt, kom dit och b6rjade be-
falla flyttkarlarna, likt en- som ar van
att bli &tlydd, var han saker pa sin
SAX.
Mr.. Chalmers ogillade kvinnor / all
manhet och vackra, unga enkor | syn
nerhet. bet var redan lila nog att ha
en- kokett och fnissande dam af nastan
mera an giftasvuxen alder i huset bort
ON Diet nasta, men en- enka inom hor-
hall for hans koksdorr skulle bill o.
andtligt mycket varre. Mr.. Chalmers
fruktade att lar maste flytta.
Han gick in, tog morgontidningen
och genomognade rubriken Illus att
hyra." Der fanns ingenting, som mot
svarade hans 6nskningar, och han be-
slot wanda sig till en- hyresbyra.
Senare andrade han slime. Damen,
hvars MANN, som brefbararen under
rattade honom ON, a Mrs. Cecilia
Broughton, visade sig ovantadt an
sprakslos. Mr.. Chalmers medgaf helt
storsinnadt, att hon ju maste BIO ma
gonstans och, att sd lange hon ej gjor-
de sig sjelf omojlig, skulle han fors6-
ka utharda hennes patvingade mar
varo.
Hon lefde EFT lugnt lif, tog emot ia
besok och gick sallan ut. Hela vim
tern sag Mr.. Chalmers mycket litet af
henne. Men med de forsta vardagar-
ma borjade hon vistas mera utomhus.
En- karl kom och grafde | hennes Ill
Ia tradgard, och hvarje morgon kom
hon ut, ikladd en- stor, fladdrande hiatt,
och arbetade med sma tradgardsverk-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-18
Berta ". Suttner.

ON den beromda fredsvan och No
belpristagarinna som nyligen gastat
Sverige har redan mycket skrifvits.
Hennes lif och hennes verk torde va
ra alltfor kanda for att anyo bora skill
dras.
"Fodd j Prag 1S43", skrifver hon j en-
liten sjelfbiografisk skiss, publicerad
1896, Ear jag nu en- gammal kvinna,
nagot som ar en- kalla till ofverrask-
ming for mig sjelf, derfor att jag int
alls kanner mig gammal, och som sd
rar mig, da jag j nina romaner skill
drar kvinnor af min egen alder och all
deles instinktlikt skrifver: ia, sade
den gamla damen." Eller: "Och den
vKrdiga matronan skakade slit graa
hufvud.'
Att vara gammal - Diet ar dock att
ingenting mer vanta af framtiden.
Men delta ar inte fallet med mig. Med
hundra planer / mitt hufvud och STRAIT
vanden inom mig, som blot efter en-
lid och en- lang lids utveckling kunna
gbrverkligas, ser min blick langtande
mot framtiden = och dertill full af
nopp och tillforsikt. Ar int delta att
cara ung?
Min far var osterrikisk faltmarskalk.
oeneraler voro ocksa hans bada bro
Gar. Annu finnes EFT gammalt koppar-
sick, en- gruppbild af de tire genera
var,a Kinclrxy. min roo- (ISl 1QQ1A xya-
fodd Won Korner, af hjelteynglingen
och den genialiske sangaren Theodor
Korners familj; af atavistiska grunder
laasr sig saledes min afsky for militia
risun knappast f0rklara. Jag vet ock-
sa att den annorledes ingifvits mig:
den Or en- frukt af naturvetenskapli-
ga, sociala och liknande studier. Men
att min dom Oliver systemet int i sig
innefattar en- dunn och befogad afsky
FOR de man som sta 1 dess tjenst be-
gagnar jag tillfallet att annu en- gang
offentligen forklara.
Jag f0rutsatter att manga af nina
lasare, ON ocksa blot genom h0rsa-
gen, veta, att jag ar forfattarinna till
Ned med ~vapnen". Har ar int plat
sen att diskutera och forsvara de ask
ter som utgora bokens ledmotiv, men
da, sedan den utkom och mitt af den
orsakade deltagande i fredsrorelsen,
dessa blifvit mitt eget Ifs och arbetes
ledmotiv, sd maste jag i en- sjelfbio-
grnfiyk sdss omnamna dem.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-18
Syea.
(For denna tidning.S

Rvem ar Diet. son ropar vid morgonens
rand
Med hjertat i brand
De stora, de kraftiga orden?
Hvem ar Diet, som sjunger pa fornti-
dens strand
ON framtidens land
Med klingande stamina i Norden?
Hvem ar Diet / soliga ~mid-dagens i'd,
Som tjusar sin frid
Pa allvarets heliga leder,
Som jernspira svingar och a till
strid,
Men hviskar sa bid,
Mar skymningen sanker sig neder?
Hvem ar Diet, hvem ar Diet med harska-
rer0st
Ur skalfvande brost,
Som kallar, formanar - ia DRIVER,
Lik vestvind / seminar, Xix stjerna !
host
Lik moderlig frost
Och evigt - ia, evigt forblifver?
bet Dor uti Norden en- harlig gestalt,
Som forntid befallt
Or minnenas bleka mandater,
Som reser sig praktfullt och djerft Of
verallt,
Och verlden g0r halt
AZ v0rdnad for h6gborna later.
Fran urgamla tider en- attling sa stor,
(Ty Balder och Tor
Dess ursprung blot larde af sager)
Men ryktet, som jagar och stammen,
som tror,
IsNordanland Dor,
! Scandals fargrika dagger.
Och hvar och en- Nordbo, som Sverige
har kar,
Nog vet, hvem hon Or,
Den hugstora Svea, var moderi
Med innerlig vordnad hon Scandal
klAr
Och blir hvad hon DIR, -
Den storsta bland minnenas stoder.
Or evighet gick hon, var Svea, ga
sk0n,
TIL hjeltarnas Ion
Och trohetens ada bedrifter.
Ma evig hon standa - Dir Svearnas
bon,
Det blifve vArt ron
Att hvila i frie mans grifter!
Ty h0r oss, o Svea, vi svare dig st6d
I lff och i dod,
I kamp for din frihet och ara!
I fredliga tider val smakar dit
mjod,
- Men klingan blir rod,
ON fienden kommer for nara!
Sa res dig, o moder, var Svea, vart
land,
Med sjalen / brand,
Likt fordom att harligt befalla!
- vi kyssa din kladnad, din trofasta
hand
Och Sveriges sand -
Och hogt skall var fanesang skalla!
Camilla centerwaIl-Stigner.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-18

Blot omnamna. Ty inom Diet korta
utrymme SOFA star mig till buds kan
jag omojligt narmare vidr0ra delta for
mig sa viktiga - jag skulle villa saga
heliga ANNE. Diet ar ju ocksa blot
meningen att meddela nagcs litet ON
var fo~rfattarinnas oden och litterara
utveckling Gle moi est haissable".
sager Pascal - afven jag borjar kan
ma Diet sd och talar derfor nu hellre !
tredje person..
Denna CODA dam borjade alltsa att
skrifva mycket sent - f0rst sasom en-
mogen kvinna ON sex och trettio ar.
Sin ungdom tillbrakte ocksa hon som
andra osterrikiska "komtesseln" ] den
8. k. ''verlden''. Men ocksa pa resor: 1
I~talien, Paris, vid tyska badorter - i
sallskap med nor och bror. Forlofvad
med en- prins Wittgenstein; som bort
rycktes af OGDEN redan som Eastman,
forblef hon ogift till slit trettionde-
tredje ar. Ar 1876 skankte hon sin
hand at den stu ar yngre baron o
Suttner och flyttade med honom till
Kaukasus, der de bada tillbrakte EFT
total ar.
Eggad genom sin exempel,
hvilken der skref sina kaukasiska no
weller och romaner, forsokte ocksa hon
sin lycka med pennan; hennes f0rsta
arbeten, daterade 1879, voro synliga |
"Ueber Land und Meer".
Sedan dess - Xix den bekante tiger
som en- gang smakat blod har hon
int upphort att skrifva.
Ar 1885 atervande bada hem till IA
dernegarden, slottet Harmannsdorf i
Nedre 0sterrike, der de alltsedan lef.
vat och arbetat. Deras aktenskap har
forblifvit barnlost, men Diet oaktadt -
sasom vi veta ur tillforlitliga kallor -
ostordt lyckligt.
%Ingenting att forvana sig Oliver, da
man besinnar 0fverensstammelsen i
arbete och sinnesriktning: bada skrift-
stallare, bada genomtrangda af huma-
nitara ideal, f0rfaktande rasernas och
folkens forsoning: han som grundare
och ordforande | "F6reningen for be-
kampande af antisemitismen", hon
som grundarinna och o~rdforande | de
o~sterrikiska fredsvannernas forening"
- sa arbeta de sida vid sida, f0rande
ordet for ~hvarandra. Hvad kunde har-
af blifva annnat an den djupaste har-
moni?
Jag will i forsta personen afsluta
hvad jag har att saga och med att fri
modigt tillsta: Jag har i Diet hela sto-
re bekymmer.
Jag kan och far saga Diet, emedan
Diet int ar egna bekymmer, som tyn-
ga mig. utan Diet lidande | verlden, som
jag maste fordjupa mig i. Self har
jag ingen som helst orsak till klagan
= tvartom. Men Diet armod, Diet valid,
Diet ofornuft, de lidanden under hvilka
menniskorna plagas, de oerhorda ia
ror, som omge dem, ALT delta HAMMER
jag - nu sedan jag egnar nina sva-
ga krafter i mensklighetens tjenst -
som smarta.
Ocksa deras svaghet, som jag kan
egna denna tjenst, och kanslan af att
jag int till t~usendedelen sa som det
ar min brinnande 0nskan kan uppfylla
de uppgifter som uppvuxit ur delta
mitt anvarsfulla hedersembete.
Hur liten ar Jag int infor ALT Diet
stora som jag vile och som nina VAN
$50
med yemod.
Dock = med tillforsikt ser jag fran
tiden an, framat och uppat ror sig verl-
den mot lycka."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

coffee. and why not help to sweeten the
candles for our babies.
The world moyes and everything lives
from the ground. but l want to live on
the top Of it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
ss s::::s:::; Bring Us Your Prescriptions

strong. Herbert Armstrong. Ethel Jones.
Violet Sterling, Marchie Coleman, Louise
Wright. Chris Coleman, Walter Mifneton,
Lewis Oxenham. Joshua Pierce, Gladys
Antbrosseli, Mamie Dunn, Joshua Teas
dale, Willie Willlams.
Promoted-Ruth Abrahnms. Louise
Koch, Josie Creery. Otis Livesay, Carrie
Blackburn, Louise Hicks. Daisy Jeffries,
Florence Lee, Henry Holloway, Willie
Mills, John Muggling. Alfred luckhard
Lutrel Mhstln, Alvin Wiltshire. Willie
Walton. Jennie sCullingworth. Ola De-
laney. Alma Francke. Alma Jordon
Ruby Yermillera. Alice Blanton.
First Primary.-First Honor-Myrtle
Beck, Minnie Mcdowell, Gladys Bins,
Mornie Robinson, Elsie Harper Myrtle
bert Cosby. Robert Pierce. Arthur Tucker.
Virginia Strange, Walker Jeter, Albert
son.
Second Honor-Ka therine Terry, Elmai
Johnson. Ruth Kubro. Bessie Lourie, HUI
bert Gentry, Alma Rose, Kenneth Leber,
Ryland Enos. Laretta Martin. Barbara
Watkins. William Arnold. Andrew Bur-
Charlie Dicknan, Harvey Montgomery.
Promoted-Lucile Redwood. NIadge
Dixson. Jessie Edwards. Verrel Hughes.
Ronald Seal. Llvesey Fisher, Alma Rigsby
Lille sneed Edna Davis, Gladys Mlt-
chell. Wesley Booker. Corey Greenstreet,
Donald Echo. Johnnie Jones, Jamie
Sharpe, JAMIE Mitchell Ray Barnett,
Frank Allen, Thomas Curtis
The pupils Of this school have pur-
chased and placed in each room, beau
tiful steel engravlngs appropriate to some
study taught In each grade. The follow
ing are the titles OF these pictures. some
of which are historical: The. Cleaners,
Auroro, Daniel in the Lions Den, Meet
eng of Lee and stonewall jackson. Pre-
sofia and John Alden. Washington Cross
ing the Delaware, Sir sGallihad. Pilgrim
F2xiles. In q Fix. The Departure OF the
Mayflower The Intruder and First Love.
The teachers bought and placed IN the
Office of Miss Dickinson. the principal. a
lovely picture entitled The Close OF
Day"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
HIGHLAND SPRINGS


There is to be a meeting ofthe teachers
OF the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, directly after the close OF the
school, on this morning, January 2sth.'
Tho superintendent, DR.. @. u. Collins
has formed cabinet Of the officers and
teachers of the school and Will have
tnem iueet once month 10 'iscuss ana
arrange for bcttering the work OF the
school. The rapid growth of the school
demands that all should become Interest,"
cd IN promoting this good work, There
Is also to be established In this connec-
ton Cradle Roll" and q supernten-
gent 70 net for. one year. IT Isl not con-
ilned to this school only, and all parents
having children under 8 years, can have
Their names enrolled. Ssiilt AZ. a s
Miss Mildred Sykes, OF Newport News,
VINO has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
GiterieS, during tho past week. has re-
turned home. Hs
!. Mr.. Frank Harkless. who has recently
come on to Virginia from Chicago; spent
Thursday With Mr., and Mrs. Bovee. Mr.,
HAIRLESS Is In Richmond for the present,
hut Will make his home in this village
some time In the near future,
MT Hornberger, Of Richmond has
rented property in the village and will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
HERRING STANDS TRIAL
FOR KILLING AHERAE
Richmond Man to Answer Charge
of Numbering Friend-Hear-
ing Tomorrow.

John Hunter Herring will be arraigned
in the Hastings Court at II o'clock to-
morrow to answer before a jury the
charge of murder. He was indicted for
murder at the September term OF the
Hastings Court. the evidence before the
grand jury, briefly stated being THAT
on the afternoon of July 9th while on a
westbound street car on Broad Street,
he shot and killed his erstwhic intimate
friend, Charles Aherne.
The evidence before the coroncr's jury
at the time of the killing was that the
two men, who had been on spree, to-
gerher boarded the Broad Street car near
Laurel Street and were apparently the
best OF friends. When tho car had reach
ed point just west OF the baseball park
the shooting occurred. Herring fred twice
and one of the balls from the pistol went
through Aherne's head. In three minutes
he was dead man. It was in evidence
that Herring when he realized what Ike
had done tried to shoot himself, but when
lie pulled the trigger the pistol failed to
fire and before he could make further at
tempt he was overpowered and ,dsarmed
by the conductor and motorman on the
car. {ais15
Herring has been in jail sinccsthe day
of the tragedy. The accused man will be
represented by Mr.. Harry NJ. Smith, and
IL the defence will be insanity as reported.
the trial will probably consume two or
three days OF the courts time.
Herring had been for eight years a
lineman for the Virginia Passenger and
Power Conluany. lie is we'll connected
and has always borne good character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Huel Walker have re-
turned from Washington. D. c., where
they visited relatives for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tlneney. of Wash
ington. d. G.. were the guests OF Captain
and Mrs. w. G. Thomas, OF 22l7 Fair
mount Avenue. recently.
MY j. Aubrey Enos is out again after
being confined to his home several days
by sickness.
Mrs. Fuller. of King William county.
who is spending the winter with her
niece. Mrs. f. E. Richardson. OF Fair
mount Avenue. has returned af-
ter spending several days with
Mrs. Ernest Madison. of near Oakwood
Miss Almead Glenn and her brother,
Mr.. Percy Glenn. OF Amelia county. we're
the guests Of tfieir aunt. Mrs. Willie
Rose. during the past week.
Mrs. Douglass Mi'eton is improving
after quite spell of Illness.
Mrs. Annie Combes, of West Point is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Charles Per-
kins. OF Twenty-second Street
Miss Minnie Walker. of Lunenburg
county. has returned after visit to Mrs.
John r. Jeter, of 1906 FaIrmount Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
NEW ORGANIZATION.
Interest in Work Of Virginia Ii
brary Association Increasing.

Interest In the work of~thc Virginia
Library Association Is steadily increasing,
and the prospects for the new organizes
ton are growing daily brighter. Recent.
~ circular letters calling attention to the
association were sent out by the score
tary, Mr.. Edward S. Evans, of this city,
and the replies are beginning to come
in large number. Among the letters re-
ceived are several from superintendent
'of schools; college librarians. and teach
ers. and 1t is evident already that many
small associations, which are to hold
membership In the general body will be
formed all over tho State. The object
Of the organization is to create and
foster a library spirit and to bring de-
sirable books within reach of all the
people. Out of the fund created by the
receipt of dues of members, OF whom 1t
is hoped there will soon be several hun-
dred, the general association will give s10O
to any OF the smaller associations that
agrees to False a similar amount for the
establishment of a library.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
ms N AR | N G
VIC | I'M s
Steps Should be Taken at Once to Pre-.
vent Further Trouble.

Here in Richmon; as In other cities
land towns, dyspepsia or stomach trou-
bles are ensnaring victims in a most In
fsidious way.
Nearly every mothers son of us and
daughter, too. expects the stomach to
accustom itself to all manner OF Ill
treatment, but the time comes when we
I cannot abuse 1t with impunity How
much better 1t would be to take steps at
once to strengthen the stomach and pre-
vent further trouble.
Use Mi-o-na now and soothe the irri-
tated walls OF the stomach and strengthen
the gastric follicles 80 that they will
pour out their daily supply Of digestive
materials with regularity. Then the
headaches, sleeplessness, specks before
the eyes, poor appetite. tired feelings
and nervousness will disappear, and you
can eat what you want at any time you
like
Mi-o-na is a combination of remedies
some OF which are but little known III mis-
country, and is positive guaranteed
cure Cor all diseases OF the stomach ex-
cepting cancer.
Just one little tablet out of a so cent
box before meals, for a few days. and
you Will soon regain perfect health and
strength, and have no fear Of indigestion
or stomach troubles.
II you cannot obtain Mi-o-na of your
Druggist. 1t will be sent by mail post
paid, on receipt of price Sample sptfl-
rient to show its value will be forwarded
m request. The r. T. Booth Co., ithaca,
n z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28

THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful II Is n
Preserving Health and Beauty

Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
stant and purifier In nature, but few real.
lie Its value when taken into the human
system for the same cleansing purpose
Charcoal is a remedy that the more You
take of 1t the better; 1t Is not a drug al
oil but simply absorbs the gases and i'm.
tpurities always present In the stomach
and intestines and carries them out OF the
system. eaSt
smoking. drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables, ~ m NJ
Charcoal effectually clears and improves
the complexion, It whitens the teeth and
further acts as natural and eminently
safe cathartlc. e595 5a
It absorbs the injurious gases which
collect In the stomach and bowels; 1t dis
ttnfeets the mouth and throat from the
poison OF catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In ono form
}or another, but probably the best char-
coal and the most for the money is In
tSsX
coal, and other harmless antiseptics4in
tablet form or. rather in tho form Of
large. pleasant tasting lozenges, tho char
coal being mixed with4honey.
The daily use OF these lozenges will soon
tell In n much improved condition of this
general health. better compl exlon, sWe eter
breath and purer blood, and the beauty
from ire, ii their continued use but. on the
contrary great benefit.
A Buffalo physician, In speaking Of ths
benefits OF charcoal, says; T advise
jStuart's Charcoal SI.ozenses TO all patients
suffering from gas In stomach and bowelA
and to clear the complexion and purify
the breath, mouth and throat:. I also be-
'lieye the liver Is greatly benefited by tina
five cents a box at drug stores, and al
though in some sense n patent prepara-
ition, yet I believe ] get more and better
charcoal in stuart'a Charcoal Lozenges