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Troops Under Ordcra.

Manila. Jan. 6.--Three regiments of
the Manila garrison are under arms.
acting under orders to be prepared in
case OF emergency as a result OF the
present condition In China. and 1t is
expected they will be ordered there
Immediately. Naval preparations are
being hurriedly made.
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PRoTEcTloNIsT COUNTRIES.
A London Paper Discusses the oues.
ton Of Retaliation.

London. Jan. S.--'lhc Morning Post
IN long article discussing the fiscal
question points ont that retaliation
alone will he practically useless
weapon against the United States aud
other proieciionist countries 10 be
effective, the paper says. retaliation
must he combined with colonial pref.
ercncu II adds that with tho help of
Canada a 80 cent duty on foreign
wheat would turn every wheat grower
il the western part OF the United
States into an opponent of the McKin.
ley tariff
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Town Wrecked BY An Earthauske.

Washington. Jan. 5.---Arthur o. Wal,
lace. vice consul at Managua. Mica.
ragua, reports to the state department
that terrible earthquake has destroy.
ed the town Of Masaya. The earth
quake was caused by an eruption OF
tho volcano San Dago
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Found Dead in the Hay Loft.

Dayton, o.. Jan, S.--The lifeless
body of James G. Kehoe. a travelling
man. who for several years had beer
connected with A. J, Conroy &c Co., OF
Cincinnati was found in the loft of
the barn in the rear Of his, residence
252 Chestnut street, by his son.
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ro Investlaate Lunber 1ruat.

Jackson, Miss. Jan. Ga resolution
was adopted by ihe Mississippi. senate
or0vsiAs tie iutesleauoH of tie al
legged lumber trust A committee Is
named for the investigation. being au
thorzed to summon all the witnesses
wanted
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Three chlnsee Executed.

Victoria, b C.. Jan 4 Three Chi.
nese implicated in the assassination
OF American missionaries at Lien.
chou were executed in The premises OF
the Joint commission on December Z
and many others were punished
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Library Commissions Report.

Columbus, o., Jan. 5.-The state H.
brary commission filed its annual re
port with Gov Herrlck, showing an
Increase OF 8.612 volumes. or total Of
106,143. There were 1927 travelling
libraries sent out during the year. ag.
gregating 36,441 volumes and reach.
Ing 606 communities.
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Judae Amos pye Dead.

Cincinnati Jan. 6.--Word was re
ceived here that Judge Amos Dye. :
.ormer well-known attorney and politi
clan OF this city, died at Phoenix
Ariz.. on December 80. after shor
illness. The nature of his ailment y
aot known.
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JAMES HowARo's CASE.
United States Supreme Court Sustsins
the Courts Below.

Washington. Jan S--1'he supreme
court OF the United States sustained
the courts below in the case OF James
u. Howard VS.. the state OF Kentucky
thrice convicted OF the murder OF Gov.
Goebel.
Howard appealed because one juror
was said to have conversed with per.
son not a member Of the jury. The
appeal was not sustained. and Howard
loses.
He is under sentence OF life impris.
onment.
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rhree convlcta Indloted.

jefferson CITY Mo. Jan A spe
cial grand jury returned indictments
charging murder against convicts Ry
an Vaughn and Raymond. The men
are the survivors Of the attempted es
cane from the penitentiary wher
Guards Clay and Allison were killed
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Death Of THOMAS Radcliffe.

Salt Lake City. Jan q 6-Thoma
Radcliffe, 70. organist. composer an.
one OF the founders OF the America
Guild OF Organists. died here. Pro
Radcliffe was Utah state organlst a
the Worlds Columbian exposition.
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maJ, TaJeart ordered To phlIIpplnes

Columbus. O.. Ian 6-Orders were
received from the war department
.erding Maj e +. Taggagt to the Phil.
ipp.nes IN March with two companies
Of the Eighth regiment The major
said thar he did not know whether he
would be permitted TO take his chll
ireN with hlm or not.
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prv sundav at snrlnofieId.

Springfield, o., Jan: S.-For the first
time in nearly .l5 years this city has
experienced dry" Sunday. The or
ders of the chief OF police were obey
ed in all parts of the city There are
$50 saloons In the city.
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+, Tine italian champlon raIIed.

Minneapolis. MINI, Jan. 3.-Duiing
10 minutes of the fastest wrestling
ever here, Leo Pardello. The Italian
champion. failed to throw Carl Mat.
son. the local artist. The match was
hard fought throughout.
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MIddle.of.the.Road Policy.

Delphos. o.. Jan. Mayor j. w
Fisher announced that gambling must
be stopped. wine rooms taken from
saloons and the closing ordinance al
night strictly enforced. He assumes
rc ser mlddle-of-the-road policy oi
the Sunday ordinance.
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EDWARD L. HARPER.
Verdict For s5,2so,33a Against Him Az.
frmed IN United States Court.

New York. Jan. IA verdict for So.
$50. 1893 against Edward L. Harper
once vice president of the Fidelity Ma.
tlonal bank. Of Cincinnati. was affirm
ed by Judge Coke, in tho United States
circuit court Eighteen years ago Mr..
Harper was convicted Of causing the
failure of the Fidelity bank ana served
six years in prison. The verdict which
he was Thursday ordered to pay grew
out of this failure The original
amount sued for was s2.50O 900 and
Thursdays verdict OF over S5,000,000
represents this claim plus the inter.
est which has accrued during the IS
years which the suit has been pend.
ing in the courts. Mr.. Harper is at
present vice president aud general
manager of the Union Iron and Steel
Co. with offices in this city.
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Business Failures.

New York. Jan. GA-Buslness fail.
nres in the United States for the week
ending January 4. 1905. number 900.
against 2l2 last week. 27S In the like
week Of 1905, and 262 in 1904 In Can.
ada failures for the week number 20.
as against Is last week
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The pattlsons at COLUMBUS.

Columbus, o., Jan. 6.--Mrss John M
Pattison, her daughter Brnestine ant
son John, arrived in Columbus ant
are now living in their new home, tht
Mithoff residence. Broad and Fiftl
streets.
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Hebrews To Parade.

New York. Jan. S-Arangements
were made for parade of mo9e than
100000 Hebrews through the streets
OF the east side on January % IN hon.
or Of the memory Of those killed dur.
ing the rtots in st. Petersburg
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The Lonsworth.Ro weddno.

Washington, Jan 5.---The President
and Mrs. Roosevelt announced that
the wedding OF Miss Alice Roosevelt
TO Representative Nicholas Longworth.
OF CineinnatI. viii occur on Saturday,
February II. at ~ o'clock noon in
the east room OF the white house.
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Trade With Germany.

Washington, Jan. S,-|rrade between
the United States and Germaiiy, whose
commercial relations are now the sub
,ect of negotiations between the two
governments aggregated In the fiscal
year 1905 over $500. 100000.
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Received BY President Loubet.

Paris, Jan. 4.-President Loubet re
ceived In most cordial manner Harry
ST. George Tucker. president of the
jamestown. Va. exposition. The pres
ident expressed the greatest interest
In the enterprise.
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To Neutralize the islands.

Washington, Jan. b.--A joint resolu.
ton directing the president to nego-
tiate with the powers for the neutral.
jzation of the Philippine Islands. was
introduced In the house by Mccall. Of
Massachusetts,.
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For Preeldents TRAVELLING EXPENSES

Washington. Jan. 5.-Representa
tive Mccall, Of Massachusetts. intro
duced a resolution In the house pro
yidlug for an annual appropriation o
$4,000, TO be used by The presiden
for travelling expenses
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The 2ooth Anniversary.

Philadelphia. Jan. 5.-Prelimlnary
arrangements were made Thursday for
She celebration In this city of the
200th anniversary OF organized Pres,
byterianism in America. The ami
versary will fall on April "a
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One ..-n...-. -ha One Persons Dead

London, Jan. S.-A dispatch from
ToLlo TO the Daily Telegraph says tha
on January All explosion set fire to 2
mine at Akita on the main Island o
Japan and that l0l persons were ere
mated
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From HilIsboro, 0-Eneetive Dec. 4, 'o4

For Louisville, st. Louis and points west
745 a. m. and 200 p. m.
For Pittsburg and east, 7;4b a. m and TOO
D. m.
For Washington. d. c., Philadelphia and
New York, 7:45 a. m and z: 90 p m.
Baggage checks and tickets issued to all
points in the United States, Canada and
Mexico. No transfer at Cincinnati nor st.
Louis.
Information concerning time of trains
connections, sleeping car reservations, etc.
cheerfuliy given, J. 3. SANDS, Agent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
q 4 cut gllls HIMSELF.


fesr a. ni-,i. iF~-snco OF HIS
san Nitt n.
tAiuk i tti myself, said
Gear e B.. iois nj wife, last night,
at theis ione, ~ Sthtan, ana lhe
next mss r crew "a Aialrer from
his pockei an oe.Ore has We 'culu
interfere ho sent "a bullet through ms
brain, killing himst u Instantly 6oit
was lying on "a couch when De hfeu
the shot, and his wife was sitting
alongside of him.
III health was assigned as the mo.
tive. Mr. Colt was 45 years old, ana
a few years ago he was in charge OF
the news stand at French street sta
ton. Recently be bad been employed
as fireman in tie kiamensi woolen
mills.
I'm going TO end my life, " he told
hi- Wtie ana daughter during ,he DAY
90 t they laughed al him ana remarked
t 40 he was joking. He started LOT
work last night as usual, taking ms
luncheon in a basket, but surprised
his family boy returning and throwing
himse + down on the couch IN the
X ktchen He did not have the basket
with him. His wife anxiousy set at
the loot of the couch 60 learn why ne
returned, but he did not tell her. his
daughter busted herself about the
/ Kitchen.
81 think IN kill myself, " be re-
marlxel to them, but they did not take
his words seriously. He had said 50
several times during the day, and ms
wife and daughter thought he was
joking on the grim subject. They
we're Mortified, however when he tooh
a revolver from his pocket and before
either OF them could prevent H., he
killed himself lie held the revolver
near the right ear.
DR.. Frances L. Springer Of Newport
was called in, but be found Colt life
less and was Of the opinion that deati
was instantaneous.
Deputy Coroner Chandler went e
Stanton 20 investigate the death anf
returned early this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
Deaths.

GOIT-At stanton. DEL on May S1st 1906,
George r. Colt In his i5th year.
Relatives friends and members Of Friendship
Lodge No. f. shepherds of Bethlehem are invited
10 attend the funeral services at his late residence
stanton Deb on Saturday evening, June 3D. at
So'ciock and at Principle NJ. r. Church. Prin-
cipio. Nd on sunday, June 90, at - O'Clock.
Interment Principle. Nd.
ROBINsON-Fifth month, 27th day, AZ Paterson,
~ J Rachel A. Robinson, formerly OF VIII
mington.
sFIGRATH-on May 10th. Samuel j. seigrath
aqed H. son OF the late Mary Selgrath and
prandson of William NJ Wingert
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend the
f1neral from the residence OF his grandparents
7l4 King streets Monday June lth. solemn
reouiem mass at st. Patrick's Church. lntement
at Cathedral cemetery.
sTARK-In this city, on the Slst inst, Mayme F.
stark daughter OF George and Mary F. stark,
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from 1.-THE residence of her
/ parents. No 500 West Eighth street, on Monday
/ iune 4th. az 2 o'clock
TAYLOR-In this city, ON May Sist 1906 Harriet
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral services at the residence Of her sonin law
! lanes H. Bradford. 23l West Fourteenth street
on saturday afternoon at . O'Clock. Interment
/ private.
! wALKER-on May slst, 1906, Thomas NJ Walker,
In his s4th year
Funeral from his late residence near Hockessin.
I delaware on First day. Sixth month, Sd, 1906 al
] o'cioek Relatives and friends are requested 10
attend without further notice
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ARE NOW IN PHILADELPHIA
United States Engineer c. A. r Plasl E
Of This City Takes Formal Cha 80
He WAS AT THE OFFICES TODAY
The Change Wouid be Bene-
ficial 10 WI in ton.
NO ORDER HAS YET BEEN ISSUED

Il was reported today that there is a
rrobability of the office Of the Fourth
lighthouse District, which is now in the
Postofice Building, in Philadelphia
beinr moved TO Wilmington, and some
eredence was placed in the report be-
cause OF the fact that Umted states kn-
gineer Flagler of this district, who has
Sis Office here, has ben given charge OF
The lighthouse district, IN connection
with the engineering district
Major tlagler was in Philadelphia to-
dsv in connection with the matter of
taking charge of the lighthouse district
end also In connection with the Phila-
delphia engineering district, OF which he
has charge in the ahsenCe OF Major san
ford. who is in Europe, and those AT the
ONCE could give no information on be
subject They knew however, that
Mlilr Flagler was in Philadelphia, a. d
tb3lgh. he intended visiting the light
house Office there, but they said that no
order had been issued. so far as they
knew transferring the Office from Phila-
dslpha to Wilmington, though they did
nj regard it as impossible.
The removal Of the office to Whining
ton would centIduIe MAJOR bl-i B Moih
as his engineering Office and force OF men
are stationed here.
Should the lighthouse Offices be moved
to Wilmington the change would benefit
the city. as the clerical force would come
here and much Of the business. now trans
acted in Philadelphia, would be trans
acted here
The lighthouse Office is under the con
troll Of the Department Of Commerce anC
Labor. at Washington, and it it is to b.
moved to Wilmington that department
would issue the order, with the sanction
Of President Roosevelt.
Major Flagler has taken charge Of tn
lighthouse Office.
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MORE CASH FOR THt DELAWARE.
senate Apprnpriates S2s5,0OO for Addi-
tionai Lights nnd FOG signals.

sonate Apprnprlates S2s5.OOO for Addl-
tiouni Lights nnd Fog signals.
Washington, ID. c., June 1.-The
Delaware River gets q total OF $3.50, 600
for additional lights and fog signals
IN the Ommms Lighthouse bill,
which passed the Senate yesterday.
The limit Of cost for the light and
fog signal station on the Delaware
Breakwater Is increased from $50, 600
to $50. .0o0; for range lights on Bellevue
range, Delaware River, $40 600; lights
ana fog signal station on Miah Maui
Shoal, Horse Shoe Shoal and Joe
Flogger Shoal, $4,000 each.
AS the bill passed the House there
was no provision for the lights and
fog signals on Horse Shoe and Joe
Flogger Shoals, which were added by
the Senate committee. The bill now
goes to conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
WEDDING AT LAUREL.
1eeIaI corre.pondenee Of Every EvanIng.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evenlng.
Laurel. June l.-Francis NJ. Thawley
and Miss Julia Boyce were married at
the home of the brides father, State
Senator David Harley Boyce, Wednes-
day night. Rev. W. E. Matthews of
Bethel officiated and D. H. Boyce, Jr.,
brother Of the bride, was the groom's best
man Miss Niillie Colbourne attended
the bride and Miss Matte Henry played
the wedding march,
The cosy home of State Senator Boyce,
which is some distance from town, was
tastefully decorated and well filled with
neighbours and friends The Laurel Cornet
Band was in attendance.
Mr. Thawley is a merchant in Laurel
where he and his bride will make then
home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
ToMoRRows MATINEE.


Following are the entries for the trotting
matinee at Delaware Horse Show Park to-
morrow.
Event No 1 mile heats 2 in 3-Mr. Ewing,
chg William H.. Mr.. Hutton, chm. Bessie
ID Mr. Winchester. bm Belle Ashton.
., Event No ,, mile heats, ? in 3-Mr.
Aanhy chg Hart B.; Mr. Austin, blk.g.
Bourbon A. Mr. kelly,r.m. Molie Murpheyi
mr. townsend, g.g Gamboler Mr.. Wallace,
3g The Wizard Mr. Hollett, bm. Annie
Jansen
=, Event No. 8, mile heats, in 3--Mr. du
I5ont b e. Rejected Stone; Mr.. Austin, gg.
hlngmont Mr. Wallace, BIN. Vic Wood.
Event No. 4, mile heats, in 3-Mr. Lingo,
S,g seawater; Mr. 1alley, ,blkm. Sallmondi
9lT Mahafy, Big Walloper
, Event No. 8. mile heats, . in 3--Mr Oar
ungton. br.h Candy Chimes; Mr.. Ianguy
en- M Rexenia. Mr. Wallace, Big. Wilkes
NcGregor Mr. Reinsteine. blSm Dolly r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
ROW s. CO.,
4I3 King St.
IN wall srREET TopAY.

Associated Pres Dispatch by special Wires
Wall Street, New York, June 1.-The
prices of stocks were higher than last
night at the opening today ON a moderate
volume of dealings. Gains we're small,
with but a few exceptions Colorado
Fuel rose IA Louisville & Nashville rs
and American Car "a United States
Steel, preferred, and Wabash, preferred,
showed slight declines.
The recovery was slightly extended,
but movements were listless. Colorado
Fuel rose . is and American Car, Pressed
Steel Car. Steel Foundries and Hooking
Valley preferred, /. Lackawanna sold
at a decline Of ia, international Power
5, Chicago Great Western, preferred B,
IL and Erie, second preferred, IA,
Bonds were steady at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
DON'T BLAME N. B. DANFOR1H
us Your own Fanit n You Continue to
suffer Win Indigestion.

It's Your own Fault if You Continue 10
suffer with Indigestion.
If Mr.. Dnnforth could only see and tell you
personally of the number of Wilmington
people who have been cured OF indigestion
within the last two years by Pepsikola
Tablets you wouldn't hesitate on trying
this remedy one single minute. My sue
cess with il has caused me to wonder, and
the longer / sell h the more confidence /
have. None need have dizzy spells, sick
headache, biliousneHs, nervousness, loss Of
appetite sour stomach, coated tongue, PAL
pitation, restless nights, or any other symp-
tom OF indigestion and stomach trouble
II they will only use Pepsikola Tablets. Ii
is also a splendid nerve tonic, it improves
the general health, puts on firm, solid flesh.
and if you are run down or efnaciated Il
will almost surely increase your weight.
There is not one case in hundred that
these tablets viii not cure. No matter how
many remedies you have tried, don't give
up. / know Pepsikola Tablets will cure you
for ! could not sell them for more than two
years on n guarantee 10 return your twenty
five cents II they fail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
noNaREssMAN KILLs HIMsELF.
-. ni.,,teb bv speciai Wires.

..,ociatsd Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
washington June Representative
pober+ Adams Of the Second Congress
i;onsi i;oo district Of Pennsylvania fatally
sIo,,. s,nt b;nself with suicidal intent, between
q and z clock this morning. -.
The act was committed IN chaiiipeI ma u
Of the Metropolitan Club, where ne iiau
resided for several years: .ho
Mr.. Adams died at ll.SO o'clock al 'he
Fnerqencv Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
crRr1FIcArEs OF IEOORPoRATlOS

sneeial Correspondence OF Every Evening.
never June l.-Certifoates Of in
CORPORATION were filed here, yesterday,
as follows - ~;
capo. H., TO manufacture ana seh mover
ties made of brass, copper, &C. capiiai
stock. 100000. n
Luzerne Graphite Co, Plymouth, fS.'
10 mine for graphite, &c; capital STOCK
$3.50 000 D-,- =.
The Benedictine Sisters Delaware, at
Wilmington; no capital stock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
SEVERE STORM IN SUSSEX.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Laurel, June LA severe electrical
storm, accompanied by heavy winds
visited this section last night.
Two horses belonging to George II.
Pusey we're killed by lightning.h
The wind damaged trees and build
ings at Bethel.
The Marvel Block, in the centre of
Laurel, was struck by lightning, but
the damage was einsigniticant. The
Laurel Seaford electric plant was put
out of service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01
soUIGGLEs CAUGHT.
Mr.. skelly Detected Man Of Mystery at
1O.a7 Last Night.

The mysterious Mr.. Squiggles was
caught last night at Brandywine Springs
st IN az o'clock in front OF the entrance
to fbe theatre by Mr.. w. G. Skelly of
Ssoi West sixth street, Wilmington A
great number of ladies and gentlemen
were In search for Mr.. Squiggles yester-
dav and several men were approached
and asked IL they were Squiggles, which
created a great amount Of amusement.
Mr. Sl,ellv proved to be the best detective
Of the day and got 100 chances on the
bedroom suit
Tomorrow Mr.. Squiggles viii wear a
blue suit of clothes, white collar and cuffs
and black bow necktie. He VIII carry an
Every Evening in his coat pocket and
win be on the boardwalk continuously
from p. m. until 10 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-01

make an open sore. 1 think his face must
have itched most fearfully.
" We finally thought nothing could help,
and / had made up my mind 20 send my vito
with the child to Europe, hoping that the sea
air might cure him, Otherwise he was TO DO
put under good medical care there. But,
Lord be blessed, matters came differently,
md we soon saw a miracle. A friend Of ours
spoke about Cuticura. We made trial with
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, and
within ten days or two weeks we noticed
decided improvement. just as quickly as the
sickness had appeared it also began 70 dis
appear, and within ten weeks the child was
absolutely well, and his skin was smooth and
white as never before" /. Hohrath, President
Of the G. L. HohTath Company, Manutact-
nrers Of Silk Ribbons, 70 20 Rink Alley,
June 8, 1905. South Bethlehem, 70.
Cuticufa Eaan, Ointment and Pills arc sold thrpq9houl
thevorid Potter Drug chem Corps sole Propf., Boston
az bisled Ires, "Ilow " Care ior The skii--