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SWEET GWENDOLYN.

Strange was her creed. and stranger still
that she
Could ever rouse sweet thoughts of love
And yet | say. despite the way she talked.
loved the very ground on which she
walked.
Oh, Gwendolyn say, was 1t not un,ind
To thrill my heart, my poor material
With all your beauty's snare, until tina,
You showed yourself a thing of common
clay.
And gazed into the water calm and clear.
While she discoursed in vague and mystic
vein
or strength of mind. and ever and again
There is no pain she cried, nor any i'll;
There's nothing real except the Soul, the
VIII
Disease and sickness are but thoughts Of
Sin"
would not strike a harsh. unfecling
chord
In brutal frankness own that was bored:
merely murmurcd, Let us go afloat.
And talk Of Higher thlnkings in a boat"
Soon Gwendolyn lay ponsive in the STERN
'Oh, Harry. dear" she sighed, "if you
could learn
The power of VIII! Could you be only
taught,
oh, try and cultivate the Inner Thought"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26

Tired Mothers. It's hard work to
take care OF children and . COX
sweep, wash, sew and mend besides
saparilla-:t refrcshos the blood. i'm
proves the appetite, assures lcstful
sleep. and helps in many WAYS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
ADMINISTRATION.

Tho company officers should familjarizc
themselves with the details of the moss
ing, cooking. and sanitation of their COM
panies from the time they leave their
nome stations. during the period in calnp.
end the return journey The success of
inc camp as we'll rs the health of the
men, depends directly on how we'll thov
perform these most important duties. All
possible details and preliminary work
should be attended to before the com
par!es leave their homo stations: no duty
connected with the care of his mon
should be too small TO engage the alton
tion of the company commander. IIc
should inspect each meal, Sec that It is
properly prepared that his camp and tho
grounds adjacent thereto are kept in
proper state of police, that the sanitary
regulations in respect to the company
kitchen and sinks are observed: he should
have company orders prepared for issue
upon arrival. covering the time and de-
tails Of his daily inspection Of tho order
~ room. tents, kitchen. sinks and the
part of the camp grounds allotted to his
company for general police. At this time
company papers should he inspected and
delinquent members Of his company called
to the orderly room and advised and all
errors and Irregularities in his COMPANY
corrected. Tho cooks. kitchens, and cook
Ing utensils must al all times he scrllpu-
lously clean and no part Of the ration
should be exposed to flies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
ESTATE OF NELSON YOUNG; OF A..
DIRCH

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Grand
Grand Isle, SIS. i"'i'
The Honorable, TIE Probate Court fo,
the district of Grand Isle Ao'
To all persons Interested in tbo os.o,,
oI nelson lounE. late of Alburgh. in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
DETRATNING.

Commanding Officers of each train will
telegraph at least ten hours before the
arrival of their train at Mt. Gretna, to
the brigade quartermaSter the hour and
day they will reach camp at destination,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26

Deans Rheumatic pills absolutely
cure Rheuma tism ~ Neuralgia. Entire
~ vegetable. Safe. w4leoW,1y.
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-dED1CAL DEPARTMENT.

| Officers of the medical department and
enlisted men OF the hospital corps (sani-
tary corps should proceed to camp with
the organization to which attached In
on arrival the senior surgeon with a
| command should report to tho chief
surgeon with a list of the medical Off
GERS and hospital corps mon undcr his
direction with a view to their assign
ment most suitable for duty and in
struction.
The equipment for the medical service
with the organized militia will corre-
spond as nearly as possible WITH that
authorized for regular troops.
Regmental dsponsares will be nrovid-
ed for the regular service while i'm car,,n
for the treatment of minor ailments
When cases arc of n serious nature they
will be sent to the base or field hospital
At the hospital, patients who will re-
quiro treatment for any consider bio
period will be recommended for returp
TO their posts.
Mllitih regiments and attached organ
lzations VIII have their own necessary
provision for the treatment of their sicI,
during their stay in camp. ANY sorious
cdse' however Will be sent home or treat
ed III the base hospital, as NAV no
deemed best by the surgeon in charge.
Uniform and equipments of the hos
pital corps should conform as nearly as
practicable to the requirements of tho
regular service.
Water supply to be designated A man
detailed TO attend to water sunn,v Of
company.
The senior surgeon will in each case
inspect the command prior to departure
Tor the encampment and recommend the
exclusion of such officers and men ms he
finds physically unfit to accompany tho
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT

should be noted under the head of re.
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PAY DEPARTMENT.

Militi' participating in the exercises
at Mount Gretna, Pa, will be paid nv
ofhcers OF the pay department. L.
army, on special rolls which contain PM,
instruction for their preparation. These
rolls Will be furnished direct to the Or
CARNATIONS from the paymaster generals
office, Washington, d. c.
Officers and men will be borne md
PAID on the same roll. IT Is not essential
that the entire service be stated on tho
roll, as the men will be mustered only
Tor the number of days for which nav.
ment Is to be made by the paymaster.
AS the company officers certify to the
correctness OF the roll they will he hold
responsible for the statement of facts
thereon.
Militia will be paid for the entire period
from the time when they start from
their home rendezvous to the time of
their return to their home rendezvous
NO payment for mileage to officers will
be made. Transportation in kind should
be supplied.
II practicable, one copy Of the nav rolls
should be made out before the organIza-
uon leaves Its home rendezvous. and on
arrival In camp this copy should be given
10 the chief paymaster, who NAV revise
IL ana, when corrected by him, return
1t to the organization. The other comics
can be made from this corrected conv
All officers and enlisted men must pre
sent themselves at the pay table in Or
der to receive their pay from tho nav.
master in person. and must be identified
by their immediate commanders. as no
money will be paid on orders, verbal or
written.
All absences without leave for more
than twenty-feur hours, occurring n fter
tbs departure FROM the hom1 rendezvous
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CAMP AT MT. GRETNA
Gen. Grant Sends Communication
to Gov. Bell.
Details of the Work TO he Done by
Vermont National Guard Explrin.
ed--Camp VIII He Under strict
Military Rule.

The details OF the camp at Mount
Gretna, Pa. have been explained to Gov
ernor Bell ia u communication from
Gen. +. u. Grant, commander of the
department of the east. This communi-
cation has been sent to the officers OF
the Vermont National Guard as ii tells
what tho regiment will have to do at
the cncampment. The communication is
MS follows:
To his EXcellency, the Governor of Nor-
mont:
Sir:-With reference to the camp Of in
struction to be held at MI Girctna. Pa.
July goth to September Both. l have the
honor to forward the following informa-
ton for the use of the organized militia
designated to attend from your State.
The particular camping ground of each
regiment, battalion, or separate organiza-
ton will have been designated and out
lined previous to it's arrival. and such
wagon transportation as is necessary will
be on hand on the dotraining of the
troops in order that their camp NAV be
established in n prompt and systematic
manner.
Each organization will come to camp
provided with uniform clothing for field
service, proper allowance of tcntagc COM
rany messing facilities, tools for police
purposes In accordance with existing reg
ulations of the regular service. if in
olive drab or khaki they should bring
mn extra blue shirt t., enable them to
be used is blues in problems.
GUARD DUTY.
IT Is presumed that upon arrival in
camp. all officers and men will be familiar
with all that pertains To guard duty |
However, If not already fully instructed
prvates should be instructed in manual
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WlNOOSKI SAVINGS BANK

= II. weston. PRESIDENT; J. 3. Snn..i
Nice-Presdcnt: Ormond Cole. Treas
urer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11

Els necesario exlgir que cads hostia tenga
grabado ell nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
pero un solo estuche produce mejOr efectO
que una docena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquiel Otro remediO. Ademas de
ser ell tinico curative radical, del estomagO
y del instestino, el Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rifIca los alinleDtos y los haee asimilables
Ell Iegftimo Digestive MojaFrieta cura en-
un dfa las indigestiones, en- IN mes las dis
pepsias gastralgias, en- ties meses las
Tnas graves emfermedades cr0nicas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta universal
mente confrmRdO, en- fOrma sin igual que
la eficacia del Digestive Mojarrieta eE ver-
dadeEamente radical superior la de to-
dos los otros remedies.
De venta en- las prlncipales farmacias de
de Europa y America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11
MAS ANTIGUOS QUE
los ChinOS.
HabitanteS de ViViendaS de las CaVer-
mas en- eI SudOeSte de los ESta-
dos unidOs.

Mas viejos que Ia Chins, la naci6n mas
antigua de Ia TERRA, son los habitantes de
las viviendas en- las cavernas en- Ell Sudoes-
te de los Estados Unidos, Yiviendas de
una rsza que hasta 81 nombre. ha desapa.
recido de Ia TERRA.
Exploradores buscando entire los cafio-
nes Mancos y Casa Verde de Arizona y
Nuevo Mexico han encontrado las vivien-
das de estos extraflos aeres en- los mas sal
vajes inaeCesibles de los costados de las
monta6as
iVivirfan estos antes de las Piramides
de Egipto? iEran relacionados con los
primeros habitanteB de la TERRA en- donde
Ell Milo era Dios? Algunos eatudianteg es-
tan preparados contestar ambas cueBtio-
mes afrmativamente y dar abundantes
pruehas sobre elias. Los c6ntaros de sus
largamente abandonadas viviendas sugie.
rem Egipto y las pocas inscripciones en-
contradas sugieren 10 mismo.
Momias, cuerpos envueltos en- pafio, plu-
mas del pecho del pavo. Sc han desenterra-
do de cementerios entire los picos, y los
huesos, muy dfereDtes Is los indies de hoy
dis, Sc parecen & un tipo mas oriental.
ST los habitantes de los picos dejaron
.algunos descendientes. ia sean remotoE,
son sin duda los indios Moki Zufi, que
SO les parecen en- cOstumbres y apariencis
como los mas eercanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11
.HACE FALTA BUEN
SerViCiO PoIiCiaCO
en- los aIrededOreS
del MueIIe.
AfeCtuOSa deSpedida a la distinguida
eSpOSa del GObernadOr Winthrop.
PresupusstO de Sanldad Local, que Sc lRforma
SeTa aumeRtadO.

Be hace necesario establecer I'm buen
servicio policiaco en- los alrededores del
muelle de espig6n, en- los dias de salda de
vapofes para los Estados Unidos
Numeroso p1blico congr6gase por 10 re-
gular ALI, conducido en- vehfculos en- mo.
mentos en- que los carros de carga des.
caTga circular de manera inusitada por el
estrecho recinto que queda Gbre.
Serd bien tomada cualquiera medida do
prudencia, pues muchas veces las faltas
que Sc cometen son mas debido ignoran-
cia faIta de orden que q otra cosa.
La despedida que Sc tribute aver la
distinguida esposa del sefior Winthrop dis
tingui6se por la espontaneidad por ell
elemento valioso que en- ella tom6 parte.
Tanto el elemento Official como ell parti-
cplAr cumplieron cortesmente con su de-
ber.
-Elementos del partido republican, ce-
lebraron una reciente reunion, e inf6rmase
que trat6se con preferencia Ia pr6xima
campafia eleccionaria.
Ell presupuesto de Sanidad local sera
aumentado en- el pr6ximo proyecto que Sc
esta redactando. Las necesidades urgen-
tes qu9 Sc notan apremian de tai modo que
no habra mas remedio que darles preferen-
cia. No solo en- San Juan n6tanse defcien-
cias sino que tambi6n, muy impsriosas,
en- los poblados de Puerta de Terra San.
turce
-Hasta ahora esta muy dividida la
opinion y deseos del pueblo republican, de
San Juan, en- 10 que Sc refere & la candi.
datura para Rlcalde.
Diariamente circular hojas sueltas sus-
critas por "Los republicanos" defendiendo
algunos de sus candidates; este aparte de
log que sin fgursr en- letras de molde es-
tan On Ia conciencia dc cada uno de los d.
versos grupos populares.
-Siguen dando juego los trabajos del
Teatro. Entendemos que squel que mejor
mas barato haga un trabajo, debe ser el
preferido.
Respecto al iuicio que inspire un artista
debe ser imparcial Ell arte es cosmopo-
lita, no es patrimonio de una region, 81
no del mundo entero.
La communication con el poblado de
Catafio sigue siendo defectuosa por cuanto
fuera de las horOs de la tarde el precio de
trasporte eS caro-.
Este es un servicio que debe atender-
sc bien, pues son muchas las personas que
retornan tarde aquel pueblo, poT las
ameritadas causas
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LAS CELEBRES
eIeCCiOnes de Cia-
les.
FallO definitiVO en- el reGurSO extraOr-
dinaEio de Quo WafTanto que
interpusiera ell candidate uniO-
nista.
Ia ley ' los hsrhos sstuuleron de parts del de-
nandante.

Este proeedimiento vino legalmente pa
TR juicio el dia de abTil de 1906 & las
diez de la mafiana constituldo este tribu-
nal On session pdblica. Sendo hora el
dia seflalado para la celebration de la
vista, compareci6 el relator privado por
medic de su abogado Jose Hernandez
Usera, no habiendo comparecido los de-
maudados pesar de haberse pedido el Sc
falamiento de la vista de conformidad
tener conocimiento de clio. La Corte pro.
cedi6 Ia celebration del juicio Sc prac-
tic6 la prueba presentad9 por el relator
pFivado, consistente en- prueba docu-
mental testifcal Ia corte deapues de
ofdas las pruebas practicadas Ell informe
del abogado del relator privado, cons;-
derando las alegaciones escritas de ambas
parties ca ell curse del procedimfento es de
opinion que la ley y los hechos estan q
favor de la parte promovente y en- su vista
deereta, ordena falla:
Que los demandados Eduardo Barreras,
alcalde de GALES, Ramon Fernandez Ma
ceira, Manuel Barber Andres Quintaua,
concejales de dicho ayuntamiento Jose
Marrero, miembro de la ,junta escolar de
dicho pueblo, no tienen derecho ejercC
los cargos p1blicos que respectivamente
ocupan deben ser lanzados de sus cargos
y por Ia presente SO ordena su lanza-
miento,
Que los cargos de alcalde, miembros del
concejo municipal, miembro de la junta
escolar de Ciales, correspondent legalmente
los candidates del partido Union de
Puerto Rico," por haber obtenido legal
mente la mayorfa de votos en- las eleceio-
nes de 1904, en- dicha municipalidad por
tanto corresponds Ell cargo de alcalde de
Ciales don Jose Pillar Santiago, les de
concejales don Rcgelio Arci Ii, don Die.
go Corretjer, don Jaime Figueroa, don
Carlos Roman don Genaro Sierra, los
de miembros de la junta esco!ar don
Emilio D6vila, don Lorenzo Ve!ez don
Luis Aguilera, debiendo ordenarse, como
por la presente Sc ordena, que dichos Sc
flores sean puestos en- possession de sus car
gos respectivos, de acuerdo con la ley.
Que los demandados paguen las costas
y desembolsos ocasionados por este procedi-
miento,
Que Sc libre orden de ejecuci6n para
fel cumplimiento de esta sentencia.
Arecibo, Abril de 1906
(Firmado) RAMON QUINONES,
Juez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11

obst6culos, y luchado con inconvenientes
mil, Sc iniciaba en- la vida del progreso y
daba en- ella sus primeros pasos, vislum-
brando un futuro hermoso sonriente.
Puerto Rico que jamas neg6 su 6bolo
caritativo el que en- ocasiones varias y en-
CIRCUMSTANCES analogas Ia presente pres
to auxilio, atendi6 con mano pr6diga
las vicisitudes, no solo de la isla, 81 que
tambi6n desgracias de su antigua metro
poll, asf como q Ia de paises extranjeros,
acudira en- la OCCASION presente mitigar Ia
pena disgusto de un pueblo hermano.
San Sebastian, Abril Z de 1905
Cabrera, Juan. r Cabin, Andrss Mendez
LiciGga, Corresponsal de ia Democra-
cis"; Miguel T. Font, Corresponsal de La
Correppondencia"
Sc VENDE.-Una Edici6n completa-
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA en- ingI6s. Gran Arsenal
de Conocimientos en- Arte, Literatura,
Ciencia, Historic, Geograffa, Concrete,
Biografia, Descubrimientos 8 Invenciones.
Sc compone de 81 vol6menes; incluyendo
81 Nuevo Suplemento americana. GIN
CUENTA PESOS. Dirfjase z r. B., al
cuidado de Ia Correspondence" Allen
GA, San Juan, P, r,
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La Cumpa1ia ScOgnamigIiO.

Els muy yariado y esplendido ell reper-
torio de Operas, de la Compafifa Scogna-
miglic, la que con elementos nuevos, lie
CARA Ponce el IS del c0rriente en- el va
por "Julia."
Para fines de Mayo estara listo-dfcen-
nos--el coIiseo de San Juan, completamen-
te embellecido. Y entonces, iniciara su
nueva temporads la citada compafiia.
Entire los nuevos elementos con que
cuenta dicha compaiifa, fgura Ia primera
tipIe soprano ligero contratada para fun
clones extraordinarias Aida Gonzaga.
Figuran tambien en- el repertoire opere-
tas c6micas, entire las zarzNelas. "El Po-
bre VaIbuena", tan aplaudidaPor este pd-
him
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11
Vanderbilt atrOpeIladO en- Italia.
Le dlsroN como en- yagua" pOr habsr su usz
atTOpelIadO uR RifO con Su autOmOhI.

En- Florencia, Italia, el "a de Febrero
Mr. w. K. Vanderbilt. Jr, y su esposa
atropellaron con eI autom6vil en- que via
jaban por Pontedera, un nino.
En- seguida Sc congregaron los vecinos
de la aldea decidieron castigar q Van
derbilt.
Sc apoderaron de el 10 maltraron sin
piedad.
Vanderbilt trat6 de defenderse con su
revolver, pero fu6 arrollado por los enfu-
recidos aldeanos, quienes le arrebataron de
Ia mano 81 arma.
A la esposa de Vanderbilt le fu6 AFRO.
iada una enorme cantidad de lodo.
Despues de largo ratio, fueron rescatadoS
los Vanderbilt por la policia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11
REVALIDA.

Ha sido aprobada la revaIida que de su
titulo de m6dico hiciera el doctor Jose Au-
bray Fernandez, de Carolina, sobrino del
doctor Clemente Fernandez, del indicado
pueblo.
Ell joven galeno es muy estimado en- Ca
rolina, por sus condolences de inteligencia
sus meritos profesionales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11
En- cuantO tempo Sc COnyierte Ia
MADEIRA en- papeI.

Sc hizo una prueba recientemente en-
Francia para determinar en- cuanto tempo
Sc ccnvierte la MADEIRA en- papel
En- un pueblo la 7.35 de la mafiana
Sc cortaron los arboles, las IA Sc habfa
convertible la MADEIRA en- pulpa y el papel
pasaba de Ia fabrica la prenss, y la pri-
mera copia estaba lista las 10, asf que
en- 145 minutes la MADEIRA Sc habfa conver-
lido en- peri6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11
Ell Record" del engaiO.
In judo de Gibraltar Sc burla De los orIstIanos.

De Valencia, Espana, con fecha recien-
te de Mario, afrman que el impostor, que
seg6n dGose el dia IA del pasado Y aver
inform6 en- parte la Correspondence"
habfa Bido descubierto, resulta ser un he
breo de Gibraltar.
Tenfa en- su poder un pasaporte ingles y
usaba siempre Ell lazo de la Legion de
Honor.
Cuando fue descubierto habfa visitado
400 poblaciones de Espa1a, siendo en- to-
das elias obsequiado con esplendidez.
Sc caIeula en- 1000 el n6mero de las
personals que crey6ndolo un eIevado perso-
nal. la prestaron cantidades de dinero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11
SALUDO

DE regreso de GALES en- donde pasara
unos diaB con sus familiares, hemos tenido
eI gusto de saludar en- estas ofcinas al es-
Unable oven don Alexandra Garcia Sal
gado.
Hoy regresara al pueblo de Carolina, su
habitual residencia, en- donde, como va
noticidramos, ha sido nombrado Secretario
del Juzgado Municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11

Casa de Presamoa de Jose Baz6p,
Allen %. Sc hacen operaeiones sObre al
hajas dc oro } plata y piedras fnas. Cons
tante surtidO de prandaa para e venta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-11

Sc ha TecIbido I'm buen stIEGldO De
bombillas marca "Sterlingl', en- Ia s0eia-
dad An6nima de Luz Eiectriea. Foftaleza
AZ. Dan mejor luz que las otras y son mas
efonomicas. oY'
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-10-04
Summary Of News

War of the Times book club on
British publishers and booksellers,
started by price cutting upsets trade.
John Burns, the labor member of
the British cabinet who has been
given a million dollars by the gov
eminent with which to solve the prob
lem of the unemployed, tells how he
will help the vast idle army.
American armored cruiser squadron
is entertained on an elaborate scale
by British tars at Gibraltar
England suffers severely from
drought, crops having been ruined and
many lives lost by typhoid fever.
John r. Bradley, the first American
to hunt in the Monaghan mountains,
returns to London after having bagged
several rare sheep.
King Oscar of Sweden, in spite of
his rs years, enjoys his annual hunt
on the royal preserves.
Canada plans to radically restrict
immigration from continental Europe
and encourage that from England and
the United States.
Violent earthquake shocks are felt
in Porto Rico, and though there is
no loss of life and the damage is
small the people are thrown into a
wild panic.
Wing All Fong, the Chinese capital
list of Honolulu, father of thirteen
beauties, who have been married to
men of prominence, is dead.
Massacre of peaceful Russians is
countenanced openly by the governor
general of Odessa as a means of
checking the revolution.
Cuban government surrenders to the
demands of Secretary Taft and the
moderates agree to name commit
tee to meet with committee of rebels
to discuss peace terms. The American
mediators are to act as final arbitra-
tors and the insurgents will retain
their arms.
Charles E. Hughes is nominated for
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-10-04
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contain myself. At these times I al
ways take the Anti-Pain Pills, and
they quiet me right away. 1t is re-
markable what soothing effect they
have upon the nerves."
MRS. F. E. KARL, Detroit, Mich.
Dr.. Miles Anti-PaIn Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. IL 1t
falls, he will return your money.
IS doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind