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New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
NEW L. p. DIRECTORS.
They Succeed Members of Kahn,
Loeb & Co.. Who Retire.

A ]. Earling, David Wilcox and Robert w.
Goelet were yesterday elected directors of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, in place of
Jacob H. Schin and Otto II. Kahn, of Kuhn.
Loeb & Co, the members of which firm are re-
tiring from all Of their railway directorships,
and General Thomas T Eckert, whose principal
Affiliations are with the Gould interests, and
whose withdrawal from the Union Pacific board
follows by few months that of George J. Gould
and Winslow s Pierce.
Mr. Earring is president of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railway Company. in
which the interests controlling the Union Pa
Cifc strongly influential. Mr.. Wilcox Is
president Of the Delaware and Hudson Company,
of which Z. II. Hartman Is a manager. Mr..
Goelet was a few days go elected a director OF
the Southern Pacific Company. The election Of
Mr. Earlng it is understood, does not signify
that the extension of the St Paul road to the
Pacific Coast will be suspended.
The directors of the Southern Pacific Company
have elected r. W. De Forest and David Wilcox
members of the executive committee, succeed
ing James Speyer and Charles II. Tweed, Of
Speyer Co, who resigned recently from the
board of directors Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
BAILEY STILL MISSING.
Te7cksbury's Bail S7,5OO-Landlady
EulOgiees Lodger.

AT late hour last night Edwin c. Bailey. who
Is alleged to have been the victim swindIe engi-
neered by Lewis G. Tewksbury and Arthur h..
DUCK, had not returned TO his room at No Sc
"yckoh street, Brooklyn, from which he disap-
peared.
Tewksbury was committed to the Tombs yester-
day in default of $500 bail Assistant District At
torney Garvan asked that bail he fixed at $1,000,
and said that Tewksbury had been a fugitive from
justice for three years and only surrendered him
self because extraditon proceedings had been begun
against him.
b. G. Oppenheim, for the defence. said that the
bonds alleged to have been stolen were Tewksburys
own property, and denied that his client was a
fugitive from justice. and argued that bail be fixed
at ST.
Tewksbury sent a representative to the safe de-
poslt vault, where his wife was and the bonds
were turned the result, it is alleged. of
threats and duress.
Mrs, Jane Armstrong. the landlady from whom
Bailey rented his for many years. said yes
terday:
Mr. Bailey often said his gains amounted 10
the men who said to have duped him The
stories of his living in squalor and buying milk
aggerated. He occupied comfortable, though unpre-
tentious room. and lived bread and milk because
walk to and from Wall street, and was fond of ex-
ercise despite his seventyfour years. The idea of
be back in few days, I feel His one idea
to have money for charity. and l don't think
a better man lived.
Inquiry in the neighborhood of the Wyckoff street
address seemed TO show that Mr. Bailey had led a
quiet. ordinary life was a man of youthful ideas
and seemed to care nothing for money. but found
in the market his only amusement.
Mrs. Armstrong denied having the beautiful
young niece who was alleged 10 have called at
the Wyckof street house yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
ILR. R. ANNUAL REPORT
campany Shoes a Slight Surplus
Over Operating Expenses.

ANIMAL report of the Long Island Rail
ror.pany for the fiscal year ended Decem-
., 1905. shows increase in gross earn
- ssaS COS. or ia per cent There was
fs s-ssse m freight tonnage Of 253, SIS. or
20 rsr cent. and ia the ton mileage of TO-
20 -56 or Is per cert
'. .-eieht train mileage shows an increase
e1-e or 10 per cent: the number of
,ssrs carried a decrease OF 616.s15, or 33
..rt. the passenger mileage an increase of
= coo or q . per cent. ana the passenger train
80 an increase % 1901. or 1.3 per cent.
- - secresse in the number Of passengers car
-. caused by a loss Of local business due
90 trolley oonpetiuoh'
-. onsrsting expenses show an increase Of
- o-s sue 10 increased train service, large
--.s,t,,res upon locomotives and car equip
and the exceptional outlay incident 10 the
net, ~ electric service upon portion
=, me lines
-, net income for the year amounted TO
900 200 ss cor,pared with deficit in the pre-
g y.sr Of ssJ.3s9 This result was achieved
: ,,i,s Of the fact that exceptional charges
made 10 expenses. and that the COM
-,s called upon 70 bear the loss for the
- :, the Montauk Steamboat Company.
-, expenditures continued throughout the
:. ,no, the Atlantic avenue improvement, the
.--s.,,n ~ the line 10 Bay Ridge, and the cleo
.-.s.s-ia,, Of the lines in and near the boroughs
s,-erooklyn and Queens. There were also eX-
.,-s,s charges 10 capital account, covering the
=, ~ second. third and fourth tracks, exten-
- n shops Improvement of docks. new
.,. ards and other terminal facilities and
additional equipment.
Tho general income account follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C-oE,r,r,r, 7r, New York. April 10 1909
The toaay or the general from
me continued liquidation by May longs which however
vas not upon consequential The market opened
incivdr esdy on the sa ne basis with total business,
rticluung switches, Of only 40,7SO Neither the Eu-
oPean nor Brazilian reported any change in
PIres' ana the rate OF Brazilian exchange was 1-s2d
ast Iest years in fact at 20 600 bags against 10000
season Dut the interior Santos a
bags ashter ] apparenty with Jundiahy receipts 5000
year; There were private cables from Europe and
tans there was evidently quiet Brokers operat-
ing TOT european account sold OF
ene local market early but special Significance was
70 tne operation There
fba tnan that contained in the official giving
M markets and the movement The local market FOR
ne tne being at any rate appears be dominated b
theoT1es regarding the May situation and traders
Haioiy expecting any very material in
tnan such as may arise from evening up Of the
interest in the active spring month untI after
e nst NAY notice day at the end Of month The
basis of 1-l6c for Rio No I ' ~ 4AN''0Hs On 'Hs
The range OF contract prices in +ha 1ooa,
was as follows: ~ '' "i4iNet 'O-isy
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 1O-CATTLE- Receipts. 1000 head;
market nrrn: TO steers S4qSG 40; cows
S. a5qs4 90 So 75a$5 buls 81 60GS4 q calves
& 7SmS7: stockeIs feeders 81 5d 81 10 OGS-Re-
cTIUs 10 market strong: choice prime me
dita SO 4aS6 - medium good heavy. So 4OGS6 10;
,utChefs weights sc 45as6 52i2 good choice heavy
ceIps 5000 head market steady and dull sheep - 20
East Buffalo Apli! io.-C -CATTLE-Receipts 175 head
butchers 81 25qs5 lo heters 50 75a$5 cows Ssgs3 9S
VFALS- Receipts, - head active; 25c lower; S5SI 20
Receipts 2loo head steady active on ns hsayy "
slow ilght heavy, mixed and Workers, 50 tO4Sn 20
pigs 50 6oQSG 60 roughs. $6aS6 go stags 81 25gS2 20
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts l,SO0 head: slow anu
steady. unchanged - noo
Kansas Clty. Ap-n 1O.-CATTLE- Receipts. $4,000
head including $50 southerns market steady Joe oM
beef IS 4OfS5 so fair 20
good 81 2Gs5 % Western fed steers 50 76d$6 y stock
s3dS4 so: Southern 50 oqso 20
Southern COWS 50 76gS4 % native cows 81 a as4 %
50 50dS5 bulls s3TS4 IS caves s3$o 90.
HOGS Receipts Il 800 head market strong 70 DC G
top SO as. sales. SO S0QS6 40; heavy sb5aHg
s6 45 packers 81 3oaF6 90 pigs and lights IS ogsa 80
SHEEP 1900 head. market ana active
lambs S5gS6 so Western lambs $3.50 go HTe Es Is
50 rs fed sheep 81 son ass 40. stoekeFs ana
Gineinnafi April 10 Hogs .,eady closing s Esa5 ang
butchers shippers. 50 52ls ass a5: common - aVg
s5 CATTLE slow; fair 70 good shippers - Sgss 20
common, 81 25dS2 90 SHEEP steady So oOQSo 20
LAMBS steady. 81 Iog$f.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
W4NT MORE TRAINS.
Staten Islanders Before State Board
Il" Stations Ordered.

Persons living on Staten Island who have been
fighting for the last three months for railroad and
trolley connections up the 2:l5 a ferryboat ap-
peared again yesterday before the State Railroad
Commission.
George H. Campbell. vice-p president Of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Railway Company. appeared
for the railway company. He said that the night
preceding the last meeting there only twenty
six passengers for the 80 2 m. boat Working on
this basis he estimated that the earnings for the
three steam roads that trip would he 50 a. max
ing big allowances. The gist OF his testimony
that ne roads would be put TO great expense.
Joseph NJ. Dickey. acting chairman Of the commits
sion. asked why the company had not made
pertinent as suggested by the commission after the
last hearing.
Well" replied Mr. Campbell. lit would cost us
not less than $3.50 10 try the experiment"
''Is that vital in a matter Important" queried
the chairman.
Yes sir. We feel that with other burdens II
would be too great hardship especially while the
coal strike is on our annual expenses since the
ferry has been in operation have increased $4,000
ny Dickey asked if II was not right to assume
that some Of the persons were right IN saving that
the companys revenue would he increased ny the
Fl will answer that question by stating that since
Increased as was expected" said Mr. Campbell.
NJ. Altman secretary 70 Borough President Cron-
well. said that the boom to the island was delayed
because Of the abominable railway service. The
committee will render an early decision.
The commission recommended that the Interior
ough Rapid Transit Company place ratings on
the 149th street station 81 the Third avenue eie,
vdted line. II also directed the company TO bulld
two new stations at this point
Representatives of the Hudson River and Eastern
Traction Company, which has made application 10
appeared before the commission ION March q hon
o fT = oDna6y F2re eapc the Negative side Of the arg
inent Yesterday. The commission PROMISED 70 take
up the matter with President MaheI oi te Union
Railway fOmTanN.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
NEW BRIDGE CONTRACT ADVERTISED.
Cshle System Favored for Manhattan Struct-
ure-Previons Contretemps Considered.

Commissioner Stevenson yesterday advertised the
'Deefcsro1s for the construction Of the Manhattan
Bridge
me bridge is 20 he cable bridge and under the
ems - tte specifications the contractor must give
'sfsiF ~ $4,000 The work must be begun
F'hu ten days after the award OF the contract
I' must be completed within three and half
'sars The contract is FOR supplying and putting
z Place tie metal work for the anchorsges and
constructing the towers. cables and suspended su-
ffsuuo'ure- The Corporation Counsel and the
-oanissioner together drafted the specifications
y ne advertised contract in order 10 be able 10
"lstsnd any action the Pennsylvania Steel COM
Eshy nav bring 10 enjon the award OF the con-
nc Bo0suse there no actual trial Of the is
-s at'er TIE courts eljoned the contract for which
*as the i9Eest bidder some six months ago.
- '.iHHsissi 1ner feared that the company might
s17 ertic1 10 stay The award or the second con-
Esc
~ Stevenson intended a. irsr % advertise alter
.f sprciGcat ons for the cable and eye-bar sys-
-. ~. tcJ lawyers he consulted said such action
r,4l isae 70 litigation ano delay. The amount Of
~ if'iirec b- the contract terms exceeds i2.OD
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
COIlON SCANDAL AGAIN.
Moses HddSs Second arrest on the
Charge of Conspiracy.

Moses Haas was again arrested on a charge of
conspiracy late yesterday afternoon and re-
leased IN $1,000 ball. which he furnished before
united States Commissioner Shields. The arrest
OF Haas shows that the federal authorities were
not satisfied with the outcome of the action
against him and Frederick A Peckham last
year for having. it was alleged, consplred with
assistant Statistician Edward S. Holmes jr to
get advance information concerning the gov
eminent official cotton crop report and which
resulted in the discharge of Haas and Peckham
1t lranspired yesterday at the arraignment of
f1aas that Peckham had also been held upon
'he same charge by the federal authorities at
saratoga under bond OF S12,5O0. several
months ago.
hA-Assistant United States District Attorney
'oei M. Marx and Hugh Gordon Miller repre-
seH'lhg Haas and Peckham, made the plea be-
1ore United States Commissioner Ridgeway that
'heir clients could not be held for Holiness off,
claI misconduct in New York that being crime
peculiar to the District of Columbia and not OBJ
tanning In New York even under federal stat
utes. They convinced Commissioner Ridgeway
tnat 1t was good law. and obtained the discharge
OF the two men.
Clarence s. Houehton Assistant Trrttad cto+sz
Dlstrict Attorney however, was not satisfied
anu anu several months ago induced United States
pstrlct Court Judge Holt to issue warrants for
the men IN connection with the original indict-
nents. which were still in force Peckham he
ing still under bail for his appearances in wash
nnston under the original arrest in Saratoga,
was easily found and furnished second bond
elusive
AT the time the two men were arraigned last
year IL was intimated that several Wall Street
brokers' mad shared in the profits realized 1t
was rumored yesterday that Mr. Houghton has
HOW ana convincing evidence along this line.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday With tie clerk os the United States Dis
trict Court:
Adoph Heyman. turier. 40 West 18th street; :s ;
voluntary petition. lid5ilitea $1,000: assets S!I5:
The principal creditors Henry hraus. NO %
BIeecker street 81 40; J. j. Justice 4 Co, No. li5
Mercer street g. 900: Leopold Haas No. East
18th street :, so The assets consist or clothing
anS househcld goods, $40 The petitioner states
that on Juy 10 ie1l offered his creditors settle
inent Ce % per cent I'm cash ana three notes or lo
Der cent each. The preventative of Henry kraGs'
Il Is alleged. accepted this settlement. put Mr..
Kraus upon his return from Europe, sued % on . the
original claim in full. and through the Sheriff took
rosssst0n of pettioneis business. The other cred
itors received the notes as agreed II is stated.
An involuntary petition filed against the
Consolidated Retail Booksellers New Jer5ey cor
DoratIou or No 80 East 2lst street by Louis SateH-
stein doing business the American Bookbindery.
with a claim of SS22 Preferential payments OF
80 600 upon an alleged antecedent Indebtedness are
alleged as an act constituting bankruptcy. Mer-
rI T. Gates. jr.. was appointed temporary receiver
Of tie business with bona Of 5000. and author
lied TO continue the business for period % t"enty
davs The assets estimated at S1,0p
Holmes Y. II. Dennis, jr. was appointed tempoT-
arv receiver of the business of Frederick > An
dreue owner of the lease of the premises known as
The C;sey House 18th street and broadway. against
xrhnul an Involuntary peution Was filed on March
23 last. The receivers bond was fixed at 5000.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11

d - CN--Ihe cotton market more active 10 dav
anu reached new high level the bull novaue1+ o1
support and covering close was STEADY AZ
a NJ tEance or 70 IA points and Were estimated
az az [JoVo oeies The market opened firm an advance
oI 10 points, which hardly full response 10 very
lrr cables and bullish private advIces from,
LATER however the market added another several n6ints
70 the gains on the positions NJ rIin1a
dying demand from spot houses covering OF
shorts but around 1l30c for May for JulT or
even with the high level Of last month offerings increased
T Tno me market eased on or points from best
IFacng became rather quiet midday with
trade showing inclination the FIRST weekly
crop weather report of the from
while this report read rather bearishy. little inh-
ence on the market and prices later
high level on renewal Of support Offerings very
hesFy around he hleh point OF the morning. bulls
evidently had to buy deal OF to force
to 1880. The close within a poirt or two Of the
bull party and the amount ot cotton purchased maintain
the advance suggested renewal Of bull
probably with View forcing tina
holidays Southern spot markets unchanged 1c
higher The movement heavy both ports and in
points but this Il supposed big bus-
Of time and large April commitments.
buying of May by interests attracted attention
here. and regarded indicative Of smaller May
tenders
The range of prices IN the local market day
wac
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
WHEAT CONDITION FAIR.
Shghtly BeIoso That on 4pna I of
Last Year, bat .AboUe ADerage

washington April 10-The crop reporting
- =. 'ne bureau of Statistics of the Depart
- AsI'cuIture' from the reports of the
correspondents and agents Of the hur.o,, c.
the average condition of winter whea. ON Anrf
70 nave been S9.1, against 91.6 on Apr,i
e. Up: 900 at the corresponding date in 1904 and
ten years "s'S ior Ihe last
The average condition Of winter rye on Anr,,
&C vas oo9 against 90 on April l. 1906 and
e. 1ne mean of the April averages of the last
AS inquired by Henry Heinzer, statistician Of
'he New York Produce Exchange. the govern
neht figures on winter wheat indicate a WELD Of
ir'22;;N1soo bushels, which compares with an
I1nna.rcauon 1nar of 4I9,IS7O00 bushels on April I
@ t@oo2 ana with last years harvest of 42s 462 S:54
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool APriI 1O-Closrg- -WIIEAT-Spoe nominal:
fl'u{ss ~ quiet Nav IS Tad July, IS 6%d Septern6sr
oS h-2d- tpRN-SrOt steady: American mixed uav
4s 3D. American mixed. old "a: futures quiet. Nav
IS sd; July Is S@td PEAS-Csnadian steady IS 9iad
St Louis fancy winter steady S. I'd HOPS a.
london qacfc COAST quiet. t2ai3 los. BEEF drm:
extra india mess. ISs Cd PORK firm: prime mess
HsSeTn I IIs Cd AMSshort cut a 70 1s n. arm.
Is to ~ 10. 80 Cd long mddas light to "a ~
4s long clear middles. heavy, 81 6d short
clear backs. II TO 20 r AIS Sd bellies Il 10 IA m
as % SHOt tIDERS-SQuare. II to IS n, hrm 42s 6d
Prime Western in tieTces strong ASS Sd Ameri-
een re1ned- IN pals. firm, AIS Sd. BUTTER steady;
1lS nesI United States EOS good United
finest white steady 63s Sd Ameri-
can, finest coored. strong 6Ss TALLOW-Prtue civ
IlrIa zOs Cd TURPENTINE-Spi steady, as a.
X - IN.ComLnon. steady. 9s ID TROIF-JlI-Reansd
quiet. 6sst LISSEED OH. firm 23s
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
DINNER FOR ARTHUR LEDERER.

About two hundred representative agents of the
various steamship and railroad companies through
the United States gave dinner last evening in
honor of Arthur Lederer. manager OF the White
Star Line Steamship Company. at Shanley's The
dinner was to commemorate the retirement of Mr..
Lederer from the steamship business He has been
associated with the American, Red Star and White
Star lines for more than twenty-five years. and
has retired to devote attention to his property
at Forest Park, Penn. Among those present were
Cesare Cont, James E. March. Alexander Del-
paoli, Angelo Legmiti, Giovanni Lordi, Pasquale
Faponigl, James Blair Celestino Piva, John Lee
s. s. Cortss and Peter Mcdonnell.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
HYDE AND ALEXANDER OUT Old. &H.
Learned That They Resigned from Board Of
Managers Some Time Ago.

James H. Alexander and James Hazen Hyde,
formerly president and vice-president of the EGui-
able Life Assurance Society. are no longer mem
hers Of the board OF managers of the Delaware &
Hudson Company. - became known yesterday.
They resigned from The board some time ago and
their Places have not Vet been filed, and are not
likely TO be filed in advance Of the annual meet
ing Of stockholders, which is set fer May g. The
beard ~ managers al present consists of David
Wilcox. Frederic Cromwell. Charles A. Peabody.
John Jacob Astor- Chauncey ". Depew, z. H.
Grant. George !. WILDER and william s. Opdyke.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
FISCHER PIANOS IN MANY STYLES.

Those persons intending 10 purchase pianos are
requested by the j. & G. Fischer Company 10 visit
their uare-oonls Al No l6i Fifth avenue. 22d
and prices will be sent on application. The
Fischer piano is made In upright and grand
forms In the nearly eighty years or this firm s
existence than 125 coo pianos have been turned
Testimonials Of great musical artists attest the
tone purity. power. smOothness and durability of
these pianos The Fischer instruments built
Of the worlds finest woods ana the designs are
esneciallv artistic and dignihcd.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
JURY STILL AFTER SUGAR MEN.
Many Strange Witnesses Examined-Indict.
ments Expected Next Week

ms federal grand jury yesterday had before 1t
number q witnesses known 10 have been sub
psnsed IN connection with the sugar rebating IN
'esigaton- Just why these men were called and
'or what purpose they were examined could not
q sSce-tslRed. all were strangers. Il was
fInereo that the grand jury is conducting Its in
Fsstgaton along new lines. and has taken Up mat
'srs IN connection Hith alleged rebating practices
: Pennsylvania Indictments against the Sugar
-f1s' and the New York Central have already been
efaere6 by the grand jury and even drawn. and II
$ iroughr that the indictments viii ne returned
Nttu me -eEr week ter GayS-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
ASK PHONE TEST AT CITY HALL.

.Natn y. IEt,leton counsel for the Atlantic
ePhoae Germany, which IS trying 10 get a
sAohise in this city, asked Borough President
7ern yesterday for permission TO the Gov
"ofs room in the CITY Hall to demonstrate their
e-'eS'stc system 10 the Board OF Estimate. A
'., "no said ne Assistant Treasurer Bou-
r='.s. u the New York Telephone Company called
= AZ Aheafn earlier and protested against the
-. i4.e room. tir. LittletOn alGo saw the Mayor
-, = ais franchise. The Mayor told him nc would
g square 6eal.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

- sleriF yesterday received an attachment for
j. - against property of sigmund Einstoss' Gealer
= staeked fzh. al No 81 Prospect street, Brooklyn,
-astor OF Fred =. Reynolds. 4 deputy sherih
VI copy Of the attachment on lhird party.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
NEW YORK PRICES.

LEATHER-Hemock sole leather is active ana t,fn Ircl
but unchanged Union leather s sie1ay a9e '@ Hrs, s
soc; seconds 25lt Q5sl3e slaughes seconds e = -
a6937c; heavy backs S5q36c seconds lass nssSs Ss @
a5c; bellies ITQiSc shoulders. 293Oc: oak naeAs
3TgSse. seconds, 36G37c: thirds a3gatc bellies SO 10
shoulders 30d32c betting butts 4la5c; Texas oaA so
2TQ3ic -
hiieA. with demand good and orerings llght we euo
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
VICTOR FUEL COMPANY ELECTION

Ex-Governor James B. Grant of Colorado was
yesterday elected director in the Victor Fuel Com
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11

sInclHaing items os trafsc and operation
Net ear transferred 70 credit of pront ana
iats So 529 il
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11

- tie Office OF speycr & CO. yesterday afternoon
10 = said that the firm hod nothing 10 say about
-rlftolnS aspatch
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
MEXICO CITY TO HAVE NEW BANK.

--ez.co city April I0-The movement 10 estab-
~ rsE Auglo-German bank here is reported
7 q" far advanced. The German-Ogersee Ban&,
,4.f mas branch here viii be amalgamated with
lev concern. New York bankers, includins the
'-stif, as said - he interested
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

Summer Diarrhoea I'm Child
rem. During the hot weather Of
the summer months the FIRST
unnatural looseuess of a child's
bowels should have immdiate
attention, so as 10 check the
disease before it becomes serious.
All that is necessary is a few
doses Of Chamberlaiu's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
followed by a dose of castor Gil
to cleanse the system. Rev. N.
o. Stocklaud, Pastor of the
hrst NJ, +, Church, Little Falls
Mimi, writes I'VE have used
Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for sew.
eral years and find It a very
valuable remedy especially for
summer disorders in children. ~
Sold 10y Juo, Boydcu & Son.