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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members
Of the New York stock Exchange and the Chicago
BosHi of Trade. I233 stret northwest
Chicago Dec. 5.-FoIlowing the heavy sellin. Of
the past three four days the market was found TO
have somewhat overSold this morning. and in oonse-
quence had a substantial rally today. The market
opened weak bur soon turned strong on buying by
local bull interests. Later the advance brought
about what is due 20 the spots coming in and tins
helped along the rally. The weak start was due 10
large bank failure "a Kansas City. weak cables.
and poor export positions Considering the steady
decline during the past few days the action to-day
was only 20 be expected. Estimated receipts tomor-
IOw. IL cars.
Corn was somewhat euatic to-day and trade was
quite light. Estimated receipts tomorrow. lsl cars
The oats market a choppy. nervous affair
with light trade and fluctuations. The market will
require constant application Of money and muscle
IN order TO prevent lower prices Estimated receipts
tomorrow ilS carS
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller q Co. members of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. I253 r street north
west
New York. Dec. 5-There was decidedly less ac-
tEity IN the market to-day, Is0dt-taking being on
large scale the first hour. when prices went or
largely on account Of hank failure no Kansas CITY
Big bulls we're letting % and buyers were In the
minority. with the feeling quite nervous. although
there was an absence Of any adverse news excrt
that noted bears put ont fresh line o. shorts early
IN the day. believing that the market had done its
best and was going to pieces: but midday there
was rally. and prices began 20 climb up with ab-
scuce q sellers and big commission buyers. tins
advancing prices sharply with general preference to
keep from the short side. in view o. the possibility
q hullish figures fmm Giles Business broadered
somewhat during the late session. a marked feature
being the unwiilngneus 81 hears TO hank their con
yictions The Giles figures were construed a. bear
ish. and the market acted IL prices would giye
way under them the same PARTY last year esti-
-mscd the yeld at 2isoooo bales, or 90 short
OF the actual.
Liverpool is due to come 10 8 higher.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Trade in the wholesale market yesterday Was Of
he average volume and produce moved steadily
through the dsy- Meats especially pork. was IL a
little better demand and the cooler weather j. ad-
Vauagcous in bringing the supply Of dressed meats
10 market in excellent condition Fruits and rege-
tables the whole were duh the supply u apples
particularly berg in the EXCESS of the demand
SweSt potatoes continue scarce and Trces are said
10 he al the high level FOR this market POultry and
eggs were hun at the quotations
CPrices quoted are whoiesslej
BUTTER-Cresmery. faucy. 2si7a2s; do. Western
tTsts. = do seconds. 2ia5 process. fancy. = do
fair 90 good S-3, dairy ehoice Isa29, good l6aIs
s;orc-r packed. fresh, lssIg
CHEESls-MaIket GTm and active on an kinds
New York State factory large. lei saE; CO. fats
IS; do. small. i5s: do. summer. large lssl5; do
summer. small Aali.s: do. fair to good. I2aB:
Western factcy. new. choice. Ai=al5: do, fair 10
good. Il: Virginia TO-
EGGS-Nesr-by fresh Virginia loss on. 3la3l. aver
age -: West Virginia and Southwest Virginia Ss
.; Tennessee, 2sae9; North Carolina. 27a3s cold
s;Oragc lean
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy. Isa4: aver
age. "A: hens. II; ToOsters, :; ducks. large uaI2:
do. small, aal0; geese loal2; turkeys. toms pr
10. IS DO. hens. Is. do. thin, 10; keats p
DRESSED PoULTRY-T'Tkeys, hers, undravn.
pcr n Tals. do. average undrawn. lsaI7- do
thin. 10; old toms. Balls. chickens large Is: hens
choice j: ROSTERS Sss ducks. old HALF; geese
sail: capons. 7-lb average ls; small. Il.
DRESSED MEATS-CalTes. full dressed. sO0a
100; heads or 800; hog-dresSed calves 600: hams
country sugar-c1red lial6: hogs snail and neat per
clyt.. 7a7i7 do medium, 6lsa7: do. heavy. eas's
GAME-Rabbits. per dozen. l5oa225. do. kits
0Oal IS, quail per dozen, 25Oa225i do small I0Oa
80: phcasau,s each, 9aLg5; wild turkeys. 8a8i .
squirrels. each, Gas. opossums, each 9ai0; wood
cock each. 25ai0.
VEGETABLES Potatoes homegrown. l75a2oO;
do rural. co; sweet potatoes, per bbl. 5Ozs s
vans L50a2OO: cabbage. per bbl.. 50: clcImbers
North Carolina, LOcaL50 onions. Maryland and Viz
ginia. per bbl. 25oa275; Egyptian crate. l.S5a3Oo
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. York Imperial per
bbl 2Z5a2 IS: Ben Dams. 20oa250: Wine Sap "a
275 fancy table truit 2Sa40o; Spy. 25oA325: loose
packcd lO1al50
DRIED FRUIrs-Apples. sliced. fancy. tai: do.
sliced. bright la5
SUNDRIES- -BeesWax, 70; tallow 5ay4: honey
White clover lib. new. l3: do. 2lb. new. lOal2:
ginseng per h.. s.0oa6S0 Seneca. per H. 20;
Golden Seal. 4oaisi Pink i2a4: Mandrake, 2a3
Snake Root. s..
GRAIN-Whest. choice. soa93. do. fair to good
s5a90; do. ordinary. 75as5; rye. 75ss0; corn she
white. 65a7o; do. yellow 65a7o: do. car 27oa5OO
yats. Western white. No 2 5ss60; do. mixed. 5ea5s
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Dec 5--CATTLE-Receipts. $50 head
market 10 70 5 cents higher. Prime beres Gas 3,
poor to medium 325aiao: stockers and feeders ZOca
- COWS and heliers Zl5a46o; Gamers ll5az Is
Texans. 3.ooa3So: Westerns 3l0a5l5
HOGS-Beccpts. 300 head: market closed IA
cents higher. Light 47oas %; rouCbs. 7oss a
mixed. 4lOaS.25; heavy. Asoa52S Is; pigs. 4Ooa4sO
SHEEP Receipts. u.o0o head: market 10 cents
higher. Native sheep. 20oa500: Western sheen. 2ac
AID; native lambs, 375a675; Western lambs ga
SC
New York. Dec. 6-CATTLE-Receipts !. 20 head
feeling weak Dressed beef steady az salO per III
Tor ordinary 10 prime native sides
CALVES Receipts. $50 head; veals SLOW but
steady; barnyard and Westerns in poor demand and
weak. Ordinary 70 fair Veals sold az 7.0oa7s5 psr
100 lbs cty dressed veals SLOW az sl<ai4iz rer IN
country drrSSod AZ sal3
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. csc head: sheep
Gull and = cents lower; lambs slow to 10 cents
ioser. Shcep SOLO al f-zaa5-Oo; lambs az 6eaa6 60
HoGS-RecaptS. lsoi head; feeling nominally
steady.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. j-Tme money continued very
scarce. brokers reporting a few loans az fnl rates
Rates, aai2 per cent for sixty 10 ninety days; 10
: per cent for six months.
Mercantile paper was dull. Small sales chiefly
AZ other cities were made occasionally rates being
quoted nominally. and 10 per cent
Sterling was firm. with rates 10 20 Is points
higher Rates fer actual business closed As follows:
sixty days. l9iOafs0i5; demand. fS65a4 s635: ca
bies. isl50s4s155. Commercial bills were 79a4 s0
The supply of grain and cotton bills was nil.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Extra. DIT cwt-. i.OOal5O; butcher. s25,
80; COMMON i.s9a200
aoGs-Per ewt. gross. 5-25a5.5O; ordinary. 5OOa
SHEEP-Clipped. 100; common go
LAMBS-Spring. choice. N medium slka7
CALVES-Prime. per H., 7isas; medium 7a7i. #.
grass. saiiz
so.o0a50o0; old and dry. a0oslo0a
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Dec 5.-Following are the prices Quoted
q; the principal commission houses:
BUTTkk-Creamery fancy. per H.. &a2e imits-
ton. zaZ3; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls Ian
store-Tacked- Ohio AID West Virginia l6: MARYLAND
PENNSYLVANIA. and Virginia l6aIs
EGGS-Maryland. PeImsylyania and nearby hrS.s
loss of. per dozen 5la32
LIVE POCLTRY-Oid hens. heavy per H. III
Young l2iz; roosters. each 25z30: ducks. puddle
large, per H.. IL; do, small lC do muscorv ana
mcngrei. loall: turkeys young lbs. and over. Der
H., Is: do. Old. I5aIs
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & Elsgs members
Of the New York Stock Exchange. Benjamin Wood
ruh. manager. ISL street northwest.
Sales 10 noon .. .43S.2II shares
Total sales I,OO6, 300 shares
Call money; High, @ low, AZ; close, 5.
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New York. Dec. 5.-WHEAT-Stronger; better IN
Q1ny. No. ] Northern Duluth. TO arrive. Il6i.: No
red I. O. b.. LC2; No > hard (. O. b. 1lns. No
macaroni. 9sls (. O. b.. No. macaroni g7ls: No
] Manitoba. nominal No. , Manitoba. nominal Ex-
pOrteTs took 20 loads
CORN-Strorger; checking trade. No 9 elevator.
oslt No. ?, Z. o. h.. 6sSt for late December; No z
yellow. T. o. b.. nominal; No white. nominal .
O. D.. Tor late December Exporters took loads
RYE-Steady; slow trade; 90 T. o. b.
OATS-Stronger; supply small. Elevator frjcss.
No. white 81; No. white Sc; No. ? mixed. a.
The prices for futures follow:
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District z Columbia. City of Washiugror. -
:. ChAs. /. HOWE. Treasurer q the aboss-
hAniea uenk 20 senniy sHezr that the abore state
nent ls tue 70 the best o. ry knowledge and bsii
CHAS. f. HOWE. Treas,rer.
Slnscrlned and sToTn 70 before me this 5,h dav
q December. ls0-
DAVID RTTTENHOCSE
NotSry P0biic.
CHARLES J. BELL.
HENRY ?. BIOTNT
VA. J. FIsATHER.
WARD THORON.
" 2. AIIES
J. r. MCLEAN
HENRY H FLATHER
CLARENCE F. NORAlENT
DANIEL FRASER
JOSEPH PAUL
MYRON NJ. PARKER
Directors
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Salcs-Regulsr call II O'Clock nom.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone S., $500 at
l00A
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 10 at g.
le at 63. % at s.. . az g.. at si
Georgetown Gas. az 20.
Mergenthaler. I at la5. at is5.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at =.
UnI1n Irust Company at il7iz.
After call-Capital Traction. ] at l2s, at l26,
at 1876
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. % at s.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
local stock exchangei
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn cireulaUon-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.
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STRENGTH is SHOWN
Quickly Regains It's Position
After Bank Failure.
OTHER INSTITUTIONS STRONG
Reports Following Call of the
Comptroller of the Currency, show
West to he I'm Excellent Position.
Close Is at Higher Prices in Prac-
tieaily All the Leading Stocks.

New York, Dec. 5.-Whatever doubts
may have existed concerning the sub
stantial change for the better in the
financial situation and the genuine
strength OF the stock market were dIssi-
pated by the movement of security
prices to-day The market was called
upon to withstand shortly after the open
ing of the stock exchange session. the
news OF the failure of the largest national
bank in the country west of St. Louis.
and one having in its train a consider
able number OF semi-dependent institu-
tIons.
IL might have been expected that this
event coming right at a time when
sharp advance in the stock market had
been newly established. with a consider
able portion of the short interest in
stocks eliminated. would have proved an
exceedingly disturbing factor II was
known in many quarters that the failure
OF the bank was imminent. and this led
to not little selling Of stocks before the
actual announcement OF the suspension
vas made.
Rebound Follows Quickly.
The market, however, declined but
little further after the news came out
and was then swept upward by a general
rise which carried the active stocks from
to 4 points higher than the lowest fig
ures Of the day. Such buoyancy was. OF
course followed by natural proft-tak-
ing movement. which. nevertheless, still
left the final prices at large net advances.
There were obviously two fundamental
reasons why this event did not effect the
stock market adversely to-day. one Of
these was the circumstances that the
banks of the West and particularly of
the section adjacent TO Kansas City. arc
now in d more strongly fortified state
than they have been in their entire his
tory. The reports of the banks in West
ern cities. informally published to-day. and
made in compliance with the request Of
the Comptroller OF the Currency. showing
conditions as OF date OF December 3. bear
witness 10 an extraordinary position of
affairs.
Resumes Cash Payments.
I'm the city OF Omaha to-day cash pay-
ments We're resumed. and surveying the
whole situation it is obvious that the
entire country has made immense ad-
vances during the current week toward
normal financial basis In the second
place. il Is indubitable. as pointed out at
length In this column yesterday. that
the recent decline in the stock market has
discounted and overdiscounted Just such
occurrences as those OF to-day. and that
short selling Of stocks based on such
developments mas 10 be made in a mar
ket already in the course Of natural and
tremendous rebound
\ third favorable influence might also
be mentioned. that OF the manifest ex-
istCnCe Of an old short interest m tne
market which. as usually happens on such
occasions. is found to have been heavily
underestimated
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished ~ r. n. Chapman K
Co, members New York Stock Exchange, C. Bowie
Chipman manager 1901 T street northeast
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THF
American Security and Trust Co..
At Washington. in the District Of ColuBbi, =. -.
eiose q business. December 3. 1917.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving F. Harrington
Co. members q the New York Produce exchange
frank {. Kingsland manager. Hibbs Building
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by F. r. Chapman
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chiuman. manager. 1901 + street northwest
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Aotai- S5.3)l,l15 ,l
District q Columbia. ss.
]. II. II. LYNN. cashier of The above named
bank. 90 solcmnly swear that the above statement
IS true 10 the best q my knowledge and belief
r. II. LYNN. Cashier
SUBSCRIBED and sworn 20 before me this 5th day
Of December. 1907.
JAMES MALCOLM HENRY
Notary Public.
Cou5ct-Attest:
r. C. DULIN.
mo. T. CROWLEY
THOS. SOMERYILLE
". : HOGE,
GEO. f. WALKER
LESTER A. BARR
COLIN n LIVINGSTONE
ISAAC CANS.
JAS T. SHEA
!. {. WELDON.
W. T. GALLIHER
i. MILLER KENYON
ROBT. y HARPER
j. WHIT. HEBRON
Directors
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The Largest Morning Circulation.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
American National Bank.

Al Washington. D. C.. Al the close Of business
December :. 1907.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New YORK, Dec 5.-Closing quotations Of United
states government bonds:
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
United States Trust Comnanv

Al Washington, in the Disricr Of Columbia ~ -hs
eiose O; business December ;. 1877.
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sells cents per share.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Gold coin and bullion ........... SI5o On 40 N
Trust funds held for redemption of
outstanding notes and certihcztes-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-13

fashing signef rings and kniShuhs
casual acquaintance. has there been
anything ike their glafnor and their
expansiveness.
The disappearance 81 any pfiVileseh
class Involves great social changes
and this il no exception. one Of the
transformations Is mentioned py q
Washington correspondent:
They do say that not In many years
have so many national Legislators
come back 70 Washington at the open
ing of the session unaccompanied by
their families. An Unprecedented
number Of senators and representa-
lives will lead bachelor lives TIL after
the holidays. and then be joined Dy
their families. Many others VINO nave
been IN the habit regularly OF bringing
their families at the beginning Of the
session. Will not bring them az all TINS
winter, the three months OF the snort
session doesn't constitute justification
in their minds. for moving The entlre
domestic establishment. Down at
the bottom OF these troubles IS the
fact that free transportation Isl no
more. The statesman who came 10
Town on a pass would be a novelty.
He wouldn't advertise the a how
ever. because there is a growing feel
ing that the Statesman who uses =
pass isn't the most desirable pubic
servant. The members. indeed. get
liberal allowances Of mileage for their
travel, hut there Is no arrangement
for transporting their families at pub
JIG expense. They must nave passes
or pay"
the immediate question is whether
our Institutions can survive internal
changes like this. We do not refer
merely TO the deterioration in legisla-
ton that must come when u MEM
bers Of congress are deprived OF their
wives advice. The unofficial pass
holders had functions. too, in the
communities in which they belonged,
They travelled, they saw the world.
they shed in benighted communities a
cheerful light Of c0smOpOlitanisfn.
Could the village remain ~seii-centered
and provincial when the owner of the
rutabaga warehouse and the chairman
of the county committee spent thcif
at Bar Harbor and their
winters in California? Their wives
sparkled at the womenfs club even
their Youngest children-to change
the metaphor-ieaYened the public
school. The free railroad pass was
the travelling fellowship Of ~non-acade-
mic America.
IT culture IS 10 be spread II must be
by other means. hereafter. The uni
versity extension lecturer, vending his
laborlous way through the land, the
Decent magazine delivered along the
rural route, the itinerant agent SELL
ing the thoughts of the worlds best
thinkers in half morocco; the picture
postal card from distant parts. the
correspondence school. the church
lecture course. and the Chautauqua
meeting must combine to do the work
that was done efficiently, cheaply and
automatically BY the railroad pass of
other DAYS. It is the fashion to glory
in its extinction, vet we trust there are
left some WHO are still poor enough to
do it reverence.
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The Dead AriStOCraCy
of the Railroad
Free List
lNew York Evening Postl.


There, new was more than one real
people mad more money than others,
In be- sure. Some lived more luNur-
inusiv and ostentatiousiy. some had
handles to their names. being colon
els. Judges. senators. presidents. and
the like. But al these distinctions
were superficial. The cal cleavage
was between those who We're the SER
wants and those who were the masters
Of transportation agencies; those who
paid fare and those who rode on
passes.
There was hardly "a hamlet too hum-
Bile 10 contain one or more members
Of his aristoCracy. shippers. POLITE
clans. editors. even ClcrgNmcn. carried
the stamped patents uf thcir nobility.
In the real heydny of pass-giNiug. the
friends of the friends OF the great SEE
cured faNurs fof themselves Under
graduates atthe western state universe
Ties. which are usually situated "a
the state capitals. Ven To their local
asSnmhlymTn fur passes on which o.
go home for the T~hanksliNinE uud the
thri-fmas hnlidaNs. Tho tiniret -pr-'
vice 60 the railroad corporation if-'
self was rfuuifrd hA magnificent
iareessr. HANhat do ihs initials nf bic
road stand fnf asked s. traveller uf
lads Nnn aaf beside him "Nhciufst
Hest Hnu Quickest replied fhr iuu
lnHfniuurlI. Nadam iMiefpusrd on
ufnrlal Nnn HHf unffDnEnltrd iu inf
sHfl nfllnH bore ir 4 iNif pass utff
fNlH UHIurHnf lines rufh NNit
fni .NII IrI III IiH ai..l DARE fss
fnnH NHi ainif hilta N'ni about
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-13
CSmall Holding Claim No. SGS.)
Notice for Publication.


Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior, United
States Land Office.
santa Fe, n, M, Dec. 10, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named claimant has filed no.
tice Of his Intention 10 make final
proof in support of his claim under
sections JIG and II OF the act OF
March s, 1891, (26 Stats, S54), AS
amended by the act Of February 81,
1893, ca stats, 400. and that said
proof will be made before the probate
clerk at Los Lunas. n. NJ, IN January
26th. 1907. viz. Beatriz Lujan de Sc
dllo, widow OF Bonifaoio Sedillo. de-
ceased, for the small holding claim,
No. SeS, situate In Sections "a and rs,
Il. Z n. II. , r.. She names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove her actual
continuous adverse possession of said
for twenty years next preceding
the survey of the township, viz: Fran
cisco AraEoG y Baca, of Los Lunas. y.
NJ Aniceto Aragon. Of Peralta, y.
Ms Guillermo Orona. OF Peralta, y.
NJ. and Quirino Samora, Of Peralta.
y. NJ. ANY person who desires TO pro-
test against the allowance Of said
proof. or who knows of any suhstan-
tial reason under the laws and regula-
Of the interior department why
proof should not be allowed Will
be given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to cross
the witnesses Of said claim
ant. and 10 offer evidence in rebuttal
n that submitted by claimant.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
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Department ~ the Interior. Land or
nee az Santa Re. n. NJ, Dec. 20,
1906.
Notice Is hereby given hat Alejan-
dro R~onquillo. OF Bernalillo County.
n Nj. has filed notice Of his intention
to make final 1--WE year proof la sup
port Of his claim. viz. Homestead
ENTRY Nc. 675f. made Dec. 81. 1901.
Tor tho SW = NE ~ SW = NV h.
and lots e. 9. and 4. Section B. Town
ship s n. Range s ~. aud tina said
proof viii Dee made before A. r.. Wal
her, Probate Clerk at Albuquerque.
a. A. nn February g. 1897. tie NAMES
The following Witnesses Co prove his
continuous residence uron. and cutie
WALTON I'D. the land tlE Manuel Mora
# Martinez lnsa AnrI nHnar|n VALE
enlia AlfiaulrH E%squlhfi al 90 Chill
IN. ~ AL
MANUEL "a nTvFO
Register
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A Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the SUI
p~erintendent of Cart service at King
ston. Jamaica, West Indian Islands,
says that SHE has for some years used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, Group and %whooping cough
and has found II very beneficial. She
has implicit confidence in it and
would not be without a bottle of il in
her home. Sold by all druggists.