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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
TALK ON FORESTRY
DR. WILL, AN EXPERT, WILL BE
 HEARD TONIGHT.
Women as Well ss Men cordially rn- vited to Attend--Dr. Win fs Rec ognixed as Authority on
 This Subject.

Dr. Thomas F Win, Secretary. of the American Forestry Association, will lecture before members and friends of the Commercial Club In the Clubs room at o'clock tonight The Invitations to the lecture are general and include women as well as the men who are members or affiliates with the Club.
 pr. will, one of the greatest fores- try experts of the country and one ern- inently identified with the preservation ana the approximation of fcrests, is making a tour of the South to arouse interest in the subject with which he so actively concerns himself and ev- erywhere he has been accorded re- of the people to learn and co-operate and he has been most favorably criti- cixed by all who have heard him lee ture.
 pr. Will is to be introduced to the Clubs members and friends by Prof T. F. Duggar director of the Agricui- tural Experiment station at the Ala bama Polytechnic Institute. Auburn. 1t is expected that Hon. J. A. Wilkinson, Commissioner of Agriculture and h. fustries, will be present and preface the lecture with few remarks.
 F. P. Chaffee. Acting Secretary or the Club, ssfd yesterday that he wished the directors and the members of the Club, as well as their invited guests, to understand that the lecture Is in- tended for the entertainment of wo- men as we'll as men and that they will receive hearty welcome from the Club.
 The lecture is the first of a series of entertainments which the Commercial Club will give. The entertainments are intended to be not only diverting hut instructive and especially tending towards the development of Montgom- cry and Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
pREsBYTERY AT WORK.
Mrs. Cassels Presents Report On For
 eawu HIfaaiOns.

Mrs. Cassels Presents Report On For
 efgn Missions.
 Union Springs, Oct, 16.--tSpeciai)-- The East Alabama Presbytery con yened this morning at 8:s0 o'clock and after devotional exercises conducted by pr. Neal Anderson, of Montgomery, the routine business of the body was taken up until 10 o'clock when Rev. James M. Marshall, of Tuskegee. who is 2 candidate for ordination, delivered . popular lecture and at Il o'clock reached his ordination sermon.
 At the afternoon session 5. J cas- sels, of Montgomery. presented as chairman of the committee. the subject of Foreign Missions or the layman's movement fin foreign missions.
 Much discussion followed this inter asting paper, many considering this one of the most important questions pre- sented.
 neva, preached to large congrega-
 The following delegates came in last night: Rev. c. M. Gordon, Ozark; Rev. s. e. Hartman, Geneva; MT. Charles Rovd Tallassee; Mir. Douglas, Elba; MT. Rogers, Prattville; MT. H. e. Brown, ozark; R. M. Boyd, Tuskegee
 The little son of MT. J. M. Peacock died few days ago after lingering illness. Interment was at Aberfoil cemetery;
 W. q. Jordan has returned from the Producers and Spinners Convention in Atlanta,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

FOR SALE CHEAP. A well established saloon and gre cery. Address Box 7O3. wed -fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
fcontinued.)

He fixed up a short. thick mast in The bows and hoisted lug sail. When he had made the halliard fast he came aft with the sheet and. taking one of the oars, placed 1t over the stern and used it as a rudder. :.
 avve sha all slip down in no time now" he said cheerfuliy. You'd better rest, Laurie, and try to get a bit of sleep. Directly we arrive we'll get some breakfast. I've been out all night my self"
 He spoke gently almost tenderly. Laura who had not heard his voice for more than two years almost fam cied they were back in the Stonewold Hills in the early days of their friend ship, when there was as yet no talk of love between them. There was no pas sion in his voice. no sorrow. only kind sympathy and friendly care for her comfort.
 T am dead beat" she replied with . smile. T will try and sleep. Good night, Jack"
 The sound of his Christian name sent the blood to his cheeks and for mo- nrent. his hand was unsteady on the oar. Ne longed to rise to his feet and knsel by her side and kiss her lips and hold her in his arms. But his strong will kept his passion in check and he merely smiled back at her. SFF
 Good night" he said merrily. Sleep we'll"
 And in less than five minutes she was asleep and Shil's hungry eyes were aa fe ffcc P 's~tu~ tefv fst him there was a fair wind and tide and an ever widening creek before him. S.-~ -se-S e.f ..S sesS tion. for she only drew six inches q water a-a tfa areeu a~ft ,Ir ta q very banks, was as good as open sea to her. It did not even matter if she gybed. as her spars were so light in comparison to the weight of her hull that this accident, feared by all sailors when running before the wind, would have had no effect on her sta- bIlity.
 And so these two drifted down the tide, the woman asleep and dreaming of the happiness within her grasp, and the man with his eyes fixed on the white, lovely face and the crown of auburn hair. Surely, he thought ta himself, even the Lady of Shalott did not look more beautiful than this.
 Then suddenly the sun thrust it's head over the bank of clouds, and the land and water spafkled at sight of it. and the clouds themselves were fringed with crimson and gold. Lau- ra'e hair glinted like burnished copper and her pale face gleamed like mar ble against the black rug.
 Alas Leonore. for all your plans and all the schemes of your fassion- ate heart These two are drifting tc- Gether down the tide and the sun light is in their path.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
.Wedalnr in Gadnden.

Gadsden, Oct. 17.--lSpecial.)--W nesday morning at 8 o'clock at the residence of Rev. J. c. Dickinson, pas tor of the First Baptist Church, oc- cured the wedding of MT. W. T. Kill gore and Mrs. Ira Moss Immediately after the ceremony the bridal couple left for New Orleans and other south ern cities on a wedding trip. MT.
 Kilgore is a well known and valued e1nploye of the Southern Steel Com pany, while the bride is member or one of the most prominent families or Guntersville and Gadsden.i she being daughter of the late Mrs. E. P. Afford
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
A Good Story For
 BuCineSS Men

The Massengale Advertising Agency wants to get in touch with manufacturers and msr. chants whose business can be improved. We have good Story-several of them, in fact and all true-Of business men who are ooining money, and lots of it. by the judicious use of news paper publicity
 There's no better medium in which to start and try out" an advertising experiment than the newspaper-nons better to use constantly and literally after advertising grows beyond the experimental stage.
 The Massengale Advertising Agency, of Atlanta, car with its corps of experienced and successful advertising msn, Is a good concern to help you plan, prepare and place your publicity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
Rur,aI of n ChiId.

Enterprise. Oct, l7.-(Specia!) )- Many persons witnessed the burial of fine little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. C. W. simmons at the cemetery yesterday
 The twins were the pride of the household and the entire community sympathizes with the bereaved family.
 The Pea River Baptist Association IS in session at Flaw Ridge. Several del- egates have gone from here to be in attendance. There Is some talk or unit ing inc two adjacent associations to form one large one, ir the belief that greater good can be thus accomplished.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
Montgomery Theatre
 Monday Night, Charley GrapesvEn In the aA .w~rraasn- af Mr fs5DU.y g

Charley Grapewin in the above en. titled play is announced at the Mont ronery Theatre next Monday. night. It presents this very excellent comedian in character that gives him wide scope for the display of his ability, as a:. artistic fun n-mak ker. and he Is sur rounded by a capabies acting company headed by Anna Chance.
 f ssThe Awakening of Mir. Pipp" there fore is in class by itself. for tt IS a musical play that does not depend upon its musical features for success.
 Seat sale opens Saturday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
Death of Mrs. EchoIs.

Gadsden, oct. 17.--tSpecial.l l--AIter suffering for many months with tuper- culosis Mrs. Charles H. Echols died al her home on South Fourth Street Tues Jay night at ' o'clock Deceased was formerly Miss Irby May McDuffie. and at the time of her death was about 22 years of age. She was daughter or J. H. McDuffie, one of the oldest and most highly esteemed residents Of Gadsden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
ssso PIANO FREE.

am going to give away absolutely free to some one of my customers. an elegant $35o Piano. Call at my store at 202 North Lawrence St., or phone 147s for particulars. Walter Brooks Grocer. <Aos'st'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
Tuesday Night.
 The Great Play, soTshe Man of the Hour. e

"Fhe Mam or the HUT
 William A. Brady and Joseph k 'G..ismer's production of George Rroadhurt's latest effort, The, Man of the Hour" with exceptional strong company and complete scenic produc- ton. will be the attraction at the Monteomery Theatre Tuesday night. seat sale opens Monday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

For Sale By W EXCHANGE DRUG GpS ANn E. e. FOWLER
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

a Securing Soap
 A Metal Polish q Glass Cleaner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
CHAPTER XIV Cananaa Ialnnd

John Shil had spoken truly when he had told Laura that he was going to take her into the desolation of the wilderness, for the large tract of land that lay between Black Hall and the sea was almost as fiat and lonely as the SahGra Desert On both sides of the creek stretched what appeared to be an fnterminable waste of grass and reeds. Not hut tree. not a hedge or bush brcks the monotony of its level surface. Neither man nor animal moved across it. From the boat 1t ap- peared to be an unbroken and empty field. many thousand acres in extent, but viewed from greater height it would have resolved itself into bro- ken mass of small islands. divided by innumerable creeks and ditches and gullies. At high tide. or rather from half food to half ebb--these islands fulfilled the geographical definition and most of them were separated from each other by ravines dry, inasmuch as the water had flowed out of them, but impossible owing to the deep liquid mud which lined them to depth of several feet.
 In summer the whole land was made pleasant by a mauve carpet of sea lavender ,and in autumn the glasswort splaahe ed the scene with crimson. But there was nothing beautiful in the winter. nothing but a dreary waste of green and brown.
 In less than an hour the boat had travelled nearly eight miles and it's bow was dipping in the green waves of the sea. The yellow tinge had faded from the water, for the creek was more than a mile wide at the point and there were eight fathoms of water un-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-01
Husband shoots Wife.

Emmett POsrch, young workman,
shot his wife four times yesterday after
noon in the bedroom OF Mrs. Agnes
Walden, 10 Petersburg, and, rushing TO
drug store, purchased half ounce of
lsudsnum, which he drank on the street
nearby, and was promptly arrested by
Policeman Dyson and taken to the station
house, where City Physician w. p. Hoy
saved his life by heroic treatment.
Three bullets entered the womsn's
neck, g fourth grazing her shoulder. DIR.
w. c. Howell says he does not expect
her to live through the night.
The woman, who had some trouble
with her husband, WAS sitting in the
bedroom on the frat floor Of the house
talking to Mira. Walden and a young
woman companion, when her husband
walked in and asked to see her privately.
She replied: "Whateyer you have to
say, ssy it now"
His second request ELECTED the same
reply, whereupou be drew the revolver
within few feet OF her aud rapidly hred
four times.
The scene of the tragedy is small
brick tenement near the corner OF Lon
bard and Third streets, in the lower psrl
of the city. POsrch and bis wife lived OIL
the second floor. He is about 26 years
old and had been employed on river
dredge. His wife is about 30. Poarch
secured The laudanum by telling the drug
people that his wife was very ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-01
CHINA AAND THE UNITED STATES

CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES.
Dispatches received at Hong Kong
from Canon report that over goo
pcrsoa, wers present at meeting held
10 discuss the American Chinese ex-
clusion art.
The following resolutions we're adopted
at the meeting:
First-To revive a boycott against
American goods.
Second-Thst newspapers shall not
advertise American manufactures
Third--To dissuade lsbOrers from pro-
ceediug to Pansms.
Fourth-To petition the viceroy ask
ing the imperial government to negotiate
with America for modification OF the
exclusion act, aud, lastly, that these res
olutions be plscarded throughout the
country.
The State Department has no Official
sdyices relative to the reported anti
American msss,meeling at Canton.
Sometime ago. when the snti-Ameri-
can boycott movement Was at It's
heish'. ia answer 10 Minlsler hock :
hills tstnest protest lbe semi O1hcisi
chsrs,lrf ai the maniieslstion. The Chi'
nsse goysfnmsbt prom sed 10 do anything
Within lis po6sr TO disconrsge The boy +
colt and prevent mass meetings called to
farther 1t. II Is assumed in Washing
too tha, The CAUTION meeting Was called
| without any knowledge on the part OF
the Chinese government Of its purpose.
| II official sdvices should confirm the re-
port Of what took placa at the meeting
| il is understood that the attention OF the
Chinese government will be drawn to
the matter snd its promise recalled.
The Chinese Legation has no sdgice:
concerning the Canton meeting. and II
wss stated At the legation yesterday that
sue h a meeting must undoubtedly have
been The work of "hotheads" aud with
out ths sanction ofany government au-
thorities. a. he boycott mogemeQt is ne;
lieved to 6e dead in Chins.
Negotiations for new treaty relat'y'
to Chinese emigration are progressin
Isnguidly, the subject being OCCASIONAL
referred 10 when secretary Root and 81
Chentupg Lisng Cheug, the Chinese mio
lister, meet 10 connection with other bus
nsss. 1t appears that while our goveri
ment is prepared to concede the justic
of the Chinese complaint that the exist
ing exclus:on .sws bear with undue Sc
verify upon worthy visitors Of China,
appears to be beyond the power OF th
Chinese government to offer any gusrau
tee that would protect America sgain'
|, an iuhur Of coolies if the severity OF th
law we're abated By treaty.
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A Valuable Agent.

r,s s,vcsrlne employed ia DR.. Pierce's
.,..tinin.s Greatly enhances tho msdi-
''io.i ,ronertjss which IL extracts Ana
Rods In solution much batter than a!co,,
hol would. Il also possesses medleipSl
uroperties Of its own, bong SAluAnls
demulcent, pnsritivs, satiseptic sn1 snsl'
fsrment. IL adds greatly " the sI1s5sy
Of the Blssk Cherry bark, c0lasn oosl
root. Sto0e root and queens root. son
tsirsd In slyolden Medical Discovery ia
.snbduinx chronic, Or lingering coughs.
bronchial. thr0Et and lung affections,
Tor All " which these agents are recou-
usnded by standard medical AUTHORITIES.
I'm MI cases here there IS WAsthlg
away OF hesh, loss OF appeHse, win
weak stomach. as Ia the early staEos VI
,.onSuinvtion. there can be 10 doubt thht
xlvcerlno acts as a valuable nulrltlfo Shu
aids the Golden Seal root; StOne Io9s,
;lueen's root aud Black CherryoArA IA
sroInoting digestion and building up tne
GaSb md strenstb. controlling the cough
M bringing about healthy conditton
4 fbs whole sFstem.- Or cOufHe. IL Mpst
not be expected - work mlrScies. IL WIII WIII
e,of eura eonsunDtiOn except in ItS carrier
ataoe. II wil cire very set ere, 0bsth-
zte ,I ,at,i, coughs. bronchial snd lAryh-
zeal troubles ard chronic sore hfosS
Eith hOarseness In acute coughs ~ %
not 50 effective II IS IA tbe lngerlnE
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mhen accompanied by bleeding iIvA
lungs. that Il has performed It's most .2
mar, elous cures Send for sha reSd the
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80. rozIi,.ine has such vide range OF
soulieetiOu In Tie cure Of diseases; IL i
sent yy. free. Address Dr; K Y. Pierce,
Buffalo. y. y The Diseoyery con
t1Ius mo- alcohol 0r harmful habit-form-
iny drug. Ingredients all printed ON each
bottle wra pncr ia plain English.
Sjek people. especially ihoss sunerIng
- deceased af long standing. sFe invited
to o,nnsnlt Or. Pierce by letter. free. Al
Correspondence Is held As strictly private Az
aud sacrcdiy cOntdentiai, NuuiesS w.
r. V. Pierce. Buffalo. \. \.
DIR. Pierce'S Medical Adviser is sent 1Tte
,on receipt Of stamps TO pay expense OF
mailing only. Send p one-ceat stamps
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Taste and Smell. Fulldze 5Octs., at Drug
eisfs OF by mail Trial See 10 eta. 10y mail
Ely Rrothers. Sc WarrenStreet New Ynr'
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Food Law In Effect.

II will be unlawful today aod heresftsr
to do any Of these things:
|. To issue free transportation on rail-
roads engaged in interstate commerce.
2. To practice deception in labelling
food products or drugs.
3. To sell whisky except under q
label which telIs' the ingredients of the
product and the age OF such product.
1t will be lawful today and here
after to manufacture and sell denstur.
lied alcohol without payment Of internal
revenue tar.
That provision Of the new railroad rate
bill which, in accordance with so oPin'
ion uf the Interstate Commerce Commits
siop forbids the acceptance OF anything
but money for transportation will be-
come elective today.
The pure food act went into effect to-
dsy under the terms Of Law of Con,
gress. Sufficient time will be allowed
the inter sts affected to sdjust them
selves TO the new conditions. The Law
provides that foods, drugs and liquors
shall be sold on their merits, the PACK
sges holding them to bear labels STATING
in detail the constituents of such prod
| ucls.
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10 prove inquest tionably. and beIond any oounr
ths{ bAtafTh OF the poss and throat can y css13i
an firnishn1f patients through oruxsise .AAn
frsa Trisl BoIss Of DE- 9hoop's CstafTn Cue
T5o this because ! am 30 certain tnAs Dt eh2oR'
cstsrTh Curs Will bring actual substantial hslD
Hgtfinz certainly. Is so convincing a. . kh!eIcsi
tsst of ar article Of real, genuine merit but tnas
srrifIs must D0ssess true merit else tbs test van
eaadsInn. rather than advance 1t. Dr. Shops
Cstsrfh Cure Is snow white. healing sntissgte
~ 80 such soothing agents As Oil kucAiy Plus.
ihymol, Menthol. etc, are Incorporates nso
seiyety, cream like petrOlatuIn. insf.rteo VI DE.
shoOp from Europe; II CstAfrh eaf the nose and
mssns also uss internally. DR.. nOOp Rss.oIstirs.
stomach distress . lack ~ general strength,
biostinE. belchinS. kiiloo sness. bad taste sEo.
surely call for Dr.. shJODi Restorative
For uneomplicstedS ,AtATfh only OF the nose and
throat nothing sisGs. however. nssd b ussd bui
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For chapped and cracked hands get De
Wits Witch Hazel sslve. Sold by W. r.
Creighton 4 Co., 4Ol King slTest.
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For SALE EAND RENT.

EOR RENT.-No. $40 south st. Asaph
L street, 9 ROOMS, modern improvements,
price. siS per month. W, P. WOOfLs &
SON, Wolfe and Royal streets.
decll Il
COR RENT.-BRICK DWELLING No.
/ 6l9 south Lee street. Large siIe and
back yard. For information apply at this
ofice no29 II
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.Alsxsaaoria 6azstfe.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI.wRRELr AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 4 3i2 PRINCE
STREET
TERMS: Daily-l yesr, $6:O0;6 months.
$3.50; 3 months, $l:25; l month. 4o csh'''
week, 10 cents. a, so
Tfi.weekly-l year. 500; montns' N'oo
4 months. 76 cent | mOath, 20 cents
Contrsct advertisers will not be allowed 70 ex' @
coed thsirspaos unless theeIcess IS paid io'
A. transient rates, and nnder no Sircum'
stances will they be allowed 70 sdVernse M
other than their Legitimate business III tue
space contracted for.
Msrriage and death notices must he paid 10Y
IN advance. -
Resolutions Ia memonsm. Of thanks, tributes
OF respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless OF pubic concern, M
My be printed in the paper as advertise
mcnts. M
Entered at the Postofice Of Alexandria, VIZ
Einis, rs second-class msttsr.l
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Dr.. Shops
Catarrh Cure
E. S. LEADBEATER & SONS.
Driven Insane BY ClairvOyants.

Driven Insane BY Ciairyoyahts.
With the advent OF number Of clsi
voynnts in Norfolk, stories Of sItortion
and crnelties have come to the ears OF
the police, aud Commonwealth Attor.
uey John @. TiltOn has ordered several
cases investigated. Several Of the un-
scfupulous practitioners Of cltirVoyspcy,
it is alleged, have used bypuotic itfn-
encies on Susceptible young women Tor
the purpose of getting them urder The
ballucinaliun that they were under an
unlucky spell or charm. Having them
in their power the victims are then
forced t. prs lee ranging between 81
and, $50 to have the spell removed. One
young woman, whose name is being
withheld, is reported TO have gone
violently insane under the suggestion
that she is under an uDlucky spell.
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Make a note now to get Ely's Gre:

Make note now to get Ely's Cream
Balm il you are troubled with nasal catarrh,
hay fever or rold in the head. II is purifying
and soothing TO the sensitive membranee that
line the air.psssages. II is made 10 cure the
disease, not 10 fool the patient by short, de;
ceptiye relief. There'is no cocaine nor mer-
curry in il. Do not he talked into taking q
substitute for Ely's Cream Balm. All drug
gists sell il Price 50c. Mailed by Ely
Bros, So Warren Street, Now York
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If"tsken at the sneeze Stage" Preyentics-a
toothsome candy tablet--wlll surely and
quickly check an approaching cold or L.
grippe. When you first catch Oid-or feel II
coming on-tske DR.. Shops Preventics. and
the prompt effect will certainly surprise and
please you. Preyenilcs, surely supply. the
proyerbisl "ounce Of prevention sold in
5 cent and % cent boxes by +. \. Leadhester
& Sons.
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup drives
out the cold and stops the cough. Contains
Honey aud Tar. Free from any opistes;
Conforms TO the Nationsl Pure Foot az
Drug law. Pleasant to take. Sold by W. r.
Crefvhinn 4 Co. AOl King street
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YOUR HA,
May u. q stylish Ose. Bs Is Makes
Tronble.

Tronbie.
man usually buys hat hats in
.,e,e" but the modern hat Tor - - hsEsz
lots 70 Answer los
Baldheads are growing more numer-
Gus every day. Hats make e1cehehI
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life from the roots OF the
hair.
When your hair begins to fail out and
your scalp is full OF Dandrun it -
sure sign that these countless germs are
buslly at work.
There Is hut one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs-that way Is
10 apply Newbros Herplcide to the
scalp-it will kill the germs and healthy
hair is sure to result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc: IN
stamps for sample to The Herpieide Co..
Detroit Mich.
Two sizes-50 cents and 800
f. S. Leadbeater Il Sons, Special Agents
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A Positive
CURE
Ely's Cream Balm
Is quickly absO'osd'
Gives Relief al Once.

II egeanses, soothes
heais and protects
dhe diseased mem
brane. Il cures Ca
aarrh and drives
away q Cold in the
Head quickly. Re
stores the Senses OF