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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

~ thc eamri ihal Vas g. Aesd them 70
the birthplace a. the Retie~mef De an.
~mlised ana gaia them that when they
had found She pew t@rn b. eculd re-
turn 20 worship with them
Mach ~ unr Information shout the
eariy DAYS ~ the Christian era come,
from The monks o. The fourteenth ces.
iury. Who dcired deeply into historical
sources s4nce lost 80 the world. Their
story of the three wise men has recels.
ed Wide cTrdcnce. According 90 these
monls. the Mise men we're thrce grea,
kings called Caspar. Melcholr and Raj
thnsar Caspar was the oldest aud
from the north. AZ the time 81 the
birth o. Christ be was sixty years cid
aud Tor more than two.thirds Of that
time be had rulsi In Arabia Bsltha-
sar was black, a nstlve OF Saba, from
the east. aud fort, year. old. The
youngest was Melcholr, from the south
whose country was Tarshish, He was
twenty years old.
impellcd by some mysterious power.
they dropped al the cares Of state and
followed a single star thirteen days
and nights without eating or sleeping
till II led them TO Jerusalem.
Then the story follows that OF the
Bible until they returned 10 their own
countries
The story does not stop here. II tells
cIrcumstantially the after life OF the
three wise men. The good Apostle st.
Thomas journeyed to their country and
baptized them. aud all three went out
TO preach the doctrine Of the Christ
They were slain by barbsrons gen.
tiles, aud later the Empress Helena
mother OF Constantine. recovered their
sacred bones and took them 10 Con
stantinople. Thence they were carried
TO Milan aud finally found an ultimate
resting place in Cologne, where they
now are, New York Post,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
Miss
AcLEeTnnaMIRl's
Christmas.
D, Mr. NOSES ,. HANDY

q 7lss AcKEnMANN pl~aei h~'
IhlnI r9rs ~ iiar sunshine With a
WlA siartied fcelins ~ hnvins
utersieti hrrseif ibcn CLOSED
Them arsin n iie sons,i ~ ii,e ehlmrs
from IL ch8Ftb srouild The curRer,
for Il vss Christmas day. tie me day
lsrung Sundays ~ ihe YEAR which
shr rauid r~aiiy and truly cali her oHa.
size was that aierMorkrJ Individual a
lntaiiar af-ssmakrf. goihg wli by The
dsg. nni siie sometimes wished with
n a. Ier's old doctor. that people
would send for somebody elise sotne.
lln.es aud let her rest on The last
Fonfih - July she had fe-n In The
country sewing for dear life in order
10 nalsh beiatci bridal rousseau,
aud on ThsnAsgis ing she had worked
until dark 10 accommodate y customer
who wished 10 outshine her sisters-in.
law ~ family gathering If the house
Of her hnsbs nd's father. but on Christ.
mas day not even the most eractlng
customer could ask her services.
And set WAS she glad II was Christ
mass The associations which cluster
around the season make II a sorrowfnl
one TO those who have nothing left Of
hona. excepting It's memories. and. say
Ing for Que brother. Miss Ackermann
WAS alone in the world
Really. Miss Aekermann told herself,
che bad 40 business 10 be low spirited:
she was very fortunate person; think
how many people were starving for
lack Of work. aud all that, she couclud-
ed vaguely rs she finished her break.
fast The Tea. which she made in her
room. heating the water on u small gas
stove. was excellent She WAS hnicky
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

THE THREE WISE MEN.
Who Were They7-- An Unsolssd
Christmas Mystery.

Christmas Mystery
One Christmas mystery remains I'm.
solved. Who we're the wise men Of the
east The magl who followed the star
OF Bethlehem from afar 10 do homage
to the newborn Saviour;
The simple story as told in the Bible
~ one Of the most familiar In Christ
mas lore. Any child could recite II 10
detail Painters and scuIptors have
made Il the theme OF the most inspired
products Of their brushes and chisels,
but 10 this day the identity Of these
wise men remains mystery. A
search Of The great paintings 10 which
the subject IL treated produces be
wiiderment There are half a hun
dred different IDEAS presented The
varying versions Of the books Of the
ages are as many
II y fair 10 ASSUME from The fact
that the visitors were received nj court
by King Herod and that ihey carried
gifts o. value that they were Ia their
own country men Of royalty OF close
10 H. Herod evidently deemed II wen
70 treat them with Difference. for dis
quisied though be was Dy their news
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
a s.n.i,i. Soul.

Owen Nudge was very sensitive
man More than once at harsh word
hs had for~sksn profitable work aud
gone hoine for sympathy 10 bis wife
one morning owen started out 70 help
Glenn Butter. who bad bought new
stump polling machine and was pre-
pairing 10 clear n Geld.
Toward noon Owen came back Mrs
Nadge sighed and waited sympa'hei'
irsliy for the explanation.
- just couidn'i stand II. said Owen,
rubbing his jaw when ! see tina,
stump palisr twist them roots cai j
rvm,ndei me - Of the times | went "a
ihs dentist 10 get hack teeth extracted.
The nrst thing ! knew , Was limp ss a
rag and ,usi aehed all over and bad
v quii-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
al SAW WHAT HAD NEVER SEEN BEFORE
A GROWING CHRISTMAS TREE.

berry tree. The ladies' OF the house
came out about O'Clock and deco.
rated the tree. with the assistance OF
some OF the men. Even the men re-
qulred stepladders TO reach the top
most boughs. First, the ladies' gave
them some artificial icicles, which they
hung on the branches in great profu-
sion. As the sun was shining brightly
by this time, 1t gave the icicles a very
glttering appearance, and the wind,
commencing 10 blow, shook them gen.
tly, making the Illusion more perfect
Then long bright ribbons Of many col
ors were suspended from the topmost
limbs and fruit and candies tied on
with ribbons of the same color-or.
angcs with orange ribbon, apples with
red ribbon, lines with green ribbon,
etc. Small toys were suspended from
the tree; large ones were at the base
1t presented very gorgeous spectacle,
and the sight of the happy children
that surrounded 1t made one wish to
be a child again to enjoy It TO the ut
termost But the best was yet to come
'In the front yard were the presents
intended for the grown people, and
each man received one. One was fine
surrey. Five were each given fifty and
seventy-fye dollar saddles. Several
married men got handsome metal bed
steads, with springs and mattresses
Twenty or thirty fine hats. costing
81 apiece, were distributed and many
other articles, all the best Of their
kind. saw young man who re-
ceived an all leather suit case. This
last item may seem strange on a ranch
but there are many polished gentle
men among the employees who would
consider suit cases very necessary
should they have occasion TO visit the
city.
"All this while music was 10 be
heard from band stationed on the
front porch, where many Of the visit
ors were seated After the Santa Claus
of the Christmas tree had retired and
the presents to the grownups had been
distributed all repaired TO the porch
and front yard to see again the glee-
full children and the tree, and surely II
was thing OF beauty and. with its
fruits and flowers, looked as though IT
had been transplaDted from fairyland.
"The people that came from dis
lance departed before nightfall, but
those that lived near by remained for
an evening OF music and good cheer,
and thus ended a happy Christmas
day"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

plant. II is a hardy, vigorous speci-
men OF the plant world and has few
enemies.
These little cabbsges are generally
packed In the stra wberry box Of com
Inerce, alleged TO hold In the neighbor-
hood OF quart, which sell at whole
sale from 8 TO 30 cents quart The
Long Islander, because favored by ns.
ture with longer season than our In
land nelghbors, ss rule not the ex-
ceptlon), wins the top notch figures.
according TO writer In American cul-
tivafor.
An acre OF Sprouts" on the island
carries over 1000 plants. As the seeds
are planted like late cabbage. In the
open air, there Is no expense In rails
ing beyond seed bed preparation and
cost OF seed. The young plants are
an easily transplsnted ss cabbage, and
the cultivation il identical In every
way. The season opens In October and
frequently runs through December and
many times ION Long Island iE:o Feb
ruary. for sprouts care but little Tor
frost, while freezing makes thSfn
sweeter and more dainty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
Wyhsa Gr.ndlaa
Knows.


n cSI islss ssy ., sss s.ssns sssss
~ g.. csfss lse 81 OIL rs o.
ns@s ~hsss ~ ~si' 80, IN OF ~ess
Got sfswEs ssys 81 4 80
A. ,s~. is'.s cay % cslsiieess
oeaN rec, M essrs &C. ~, s~sy,
ssss~Fis irss ,,sss an ssess
o., srssnsss sssr he ~ssy esy,
NJ garage taxes rss .. he snes
ha nlt ~. oil 'sspi pso 10 essts
A. beai 81 fsf'. yss ssat sss
rsf .hsy ie.ss--ths,s sgeny suite
Al y. sss@, @hsrs the sssnstsis %
a, ysss ~ Gssos Killer tRrss'
rs Get 81 gols ar ,hinss o hss.
scssss gss~pss seen a rsay time
A. ciedsrsiis, tee, ny %
isi laugh or cay ~ 10 ss"t knew,
~, srs-rs--~'y, my srsmps ss~
r.f alp ., slipper en- her tee
A. siwpis s,rreo--~eOsd yea think
n. never ~ss ilss ssms islss ssy7
esi sfsmps eniy laugh an ~ins.
Cas-. 10 hss seer him macy day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
An EnoIish Superstition

The most popular superstition In
many parts Of England is that every
remnant OF Christmas decoration mus
be removed before Candlemas day
Should sprig Of holly or other ever
green be left IN any house one OF III
occupants will die within the year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

Queen Alexandra has not given up
her interest In behalf OF the unemploy-
ed Last Christmas she sanctioned a
unique plan 10 raise more funds for
them. This was In the shape Of the
issue OF Christmas book, consisting
Of poems. stories, sketches. drawings
and music. which was entitled "The
Queens Christmas Card" Algernon
Charles Swinbnrne. Alfred Austin. the
poet laureate; Thomas Hardy. Marie
Corelii Hail Game. George Meredith.
Arthur Wing Pinero, Sir Laurence
Alma-Tadema. Edwin A. Abbey. VIII
liam Holman Hunt. Sir Edward John
Poynter and Sir Edward Elgar are
among the host OF those who contrib
nted. The production OF the book was
practically gratnitous. II sold for
half q crown, and The proceeds were
devoted TO the queens unemployed
fund
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

The Christmas season comes with It's
message Of peace TO world torn aud
rent with many divisions, world In
which there is much strife. This strife
10 10 lie sllsyrd and these divisions
healed not by any process Of statutory
enactment. but by thst spirit OF broth
~rly love aud Kindness which takes
possession Of the human heart At
Chrlstmssiide. Jus, so far as that spir.
II continue. regnant In the hearts Of
men throughout the year viii the
Christina. season be prolonged and
coutinue 10 give its blessings TO man
Kind. Right Rev David II. Greer, Co
sdjutor Bishop of New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

~ EfkEtARN oF MAR TAFT 1,
Ny Pafl owner ~ one az the largest
~ Ranches ID Texas the coleman
fuiiea ranch. 80 called. a 1890
acre fsrme rlrspa miles from Corpus
Christi on the san Anionlo aud Arm
sas Pass niirnsd nnr hundred men
are always SID 30 men sometimes
employed on a.
= was ~ fortunate ~ 20 have the
pleasure % seeing unique Christmas
tree on IBIS fanrh writes Mary Elise
Muncey ~ llte ~ Louis Globe Demo,
Graf christmas morning though
warm. Was fagp aud slow rain fell,
but hs u O'Clock thr san came out,
and the people al the ranch house be.
gan 10 make their preparations. Ever
since early morning the employees
from the different farms had been CON.
Mg hi Al kinds VI vehicles were
pressed Into service Some came on
horseback aud some 90 foot There
were many children
= saw what ! had never seen be
fore. Il growing Christmas tree. Just
10 front Of the house was a large mol.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

This curious vegetable rosebush IL OF
very great value 10 the farmer and
market gardener Primarily, Of course,
Its strongest hold is as money maker.
1t yields well, averaging one quart per
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
Tn. sin0 81 IN. Christine. Dimes.

Give US the JOYS we've been ~shuh
iong~
Not IN. soy o. the Christmas shines.
Hut somsthins mote OF juggling song
Tho rins o ths Christmas dimes
That 10 the ssHs that ws The TO sting,
Tho sons o the siirrin' times.
The cong with ring an sweep IN
s~tnk
The rgng e shs Christmas dimes
Atlanta Constitution
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
|. ]. ECELSTON, Principal
Holiday Offerings

Neekwear 7Sc, SOC, aSc.
Muffers s. as, 81 90, soc.
Fancy Suspendeis soc,
Fancy Vests $3.50, 81 90, 81 so.
Flannel Nigh, Shirts soc. - 90.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Initial aud fancy silk 2sc aud soc
Initial aud plain linen 75c,
Initial cotton I5c OF , Tor 2Sc.
Shirts soc, 81 90 aud 81 SO.
Fancy Hose 7sc.
Arm Bands age.
GLOVES.
Fur Lined 81 so.
silk Lined s. 90, 81 So, 81 IS.
Jersey Lined soc, s. 81 so, si.75.
Kid Gloves 81 90, 81 so.
CAPS.
rursl. 50, s. 90, 81 90.
Flash , %,
Corduroy sec aud st.oo.
Cloth soc aud : 90.
MINIS SWEATERS.
White Coat Sweaters 81 90.
Grey Goa, Sweaters $3.50, si7S
s. so,
Neck Sweaters soc 10 S. SO.
Bays Sweaters, tgIey or blue
soc. s. 90, s. So.
Remember The Place
j. G.. Heinel,
MANcHESTER cENTER,NT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
When Gains Cease.

There is a time In the fattening OF
animals when the gains will lessen
materially. II high pressure feeding Il
continued long enough they will cease
altogether. Should feeding continue
beyond this point deterioration would
set in. The ANNA would at length
begin to lose on the principle that
when fruit Is ripe 1t begins to 20 back
ward IN the direction Of dissolution.
The Importance OF marketing be-
fore gains fall to point which In
wolves loss when all things are taken
into account is not easily oyeresti'
mated. Increase Is most rapid and
most cheaply made at the commence
ment Of the fattening period. II grad
ually lessons as the fattening pro
crosses. At length point Is reached,
II continued long enough, when gains
will cease. This explains why gains
are more costly as feeding progresses.
Professor Shaw In Orange Judd
Farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
The
Rutland
Business
College

Can 81 you for a good position as
Bookkeeper or Sienographer. We
have a larger attendance than ever
before in the history Of the school.
Remember this school can Fit
YOU for practical things, and then
place you in a good position, Bet
Ter no, delay but come enter now.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19

Ripeness in this sense may take
place when the animals are yet imma.
ture or even when they are young. A
winter lamb Is ripe for the market II
plump and fat at the age Of. say. fifty
to sixty days and when II weighs thir.
ty-fve to forty-nye pounds. A yearling
steer is ripe for the baby beef market
II fat and plump, although the weight
may not exceed 800 to 1000 pounds.
A bacon pig may be ripe for the mar
ket although only moderately fat and
although the weight does not exceed
100 TO 225 pounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-12-19
iikRKETING ANIMALS.
Come Points Which Determine the
Tin,a ~ Pinaoess

Time Of Ripsness.
Animals that are being fattened for
the market should ordinarily he dis.
posed Of as soon as ripe. They are
ripe when they are In condition to
properly meet the demands OF a GER
tain market 1t would also be correct
to say that In another sense they are
ripe when they are so finished that
they cease to give good returns for the
food fed
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
RINK OPENED OCT =

The auditorium and skating rink
on Iberia street, between Main
and st. Peter, was formally omen
e; on October ;. The NOV
ing picture feature wax fol.
lowea by a grand march, after
which fancy and trick skating by
the "child WONDER young Morris.
entertained the crowd for the
balance Of the evening. The doors
were opened at $50, and the NOV
ing picture feature took place at
+? O'Clock. The East side Concert
Band furnished music. The ad
mission was free. and skates cost
but - cents. A large crowd
attended.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
HYMENEAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alccc Romero viii soon
issued cards announcing tie marriage
Of t'cir daughter, Elida. 10 Mr. Paul
Dominique, the ceremony to take place
IN st Peters Roman Catholic church
at 80 O'clock on the evening of Tues
day, 2a'h inst, III tins city. Mss
Romero Is a young woman OF raic at
tainmcnts, and is shining light la Il
larg2 circle OF friends Mr.. Domin-
que IS a promising young business
man Of this city, being associated with
his brother, n Dominique. This
young couple Will enter upon The sea
OF matrimonial happiness apprcciativc
or large circle of friends and we'll
wisl,cra
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
FIRST ANNUAL CELEBRATION.
TO Commerate the Day on Which
Christopher Columbus Dlscov
cred America

The Italian residents Of New
Iberia are advistising program
Of events to take place on Sunday
October t., at iberia PARK, with
the imten: Of ing the
day on which Christopher Colnm
bus discovered America The
celebration IL under the direction
Of the ChristOfO Colombo Italian,
Benevolent association OF this
city, and should be ratronized by
Italians and Americans alike l
A street parade will be fca
ture of the day, and will leave ~
THAN Hall at IL O'clock, headed
by the East Side Concert Band,
proceeding to the park, where
amusememts in varied forms will
be offered. Refreshments will be
served by the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of iberia Fire Company, No. 9
a program Of races have been
scheduled 10 take place, which
will, of course, prove to be no mean
drawing card Excursion rates
| ave been arranged for, ana spec
ial trans will he run from neigh
boring tow rs. and will undoubted-
ly bring large crowds.
Altogether The idea is commend
able, ard should stir the patriot,
ism of every American, no matter
what blood flows through hts
VEINS. Hat it not been for this
Italian and the liber-
atty Of u noble Spanish lueeL-
might have been today
far behind in the marcel, Of ma
tons. Standing in the forefront,
rs she does, it is betting and
highly appropriate to commemor-
ate the day on which It was dis
covered, and no better symbol can
be offered in small towns than the
)ne proposed by this Italian
benevolent association. Let
everyone turn out, let everyone
and let everyone be
lappy.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
NYRUPMILL NEARLY FIN.
ISL ED

George Simon is basily engaged
IN getting the syrup mill at
Arery's Island in readiness for
the coming sugar season. lie is
u lder contract to have the mill
completed BY the 2Othsinst.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
Afflicted with Sore Eyes for :B:s
Years.

have been afflicted with sore
eyes for tllirty-three years. Thir
teen years ago | became totally
blind and was blind for six years.
My eyes were badly@dnhamcd
One of mNne'ghbors sisted upon
my tryingl Cha9eblain's sa've
and gave 10 h3a box of it. TO
my surprif healed my eyes and
my sight Me back to me p. G.
EARLs, Cynthiana, Ky. Cham
berlain's SaIve is for sale by All
Druggists
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EASY MONEY
Easy @bor)ow. Easy to ray.
IBERIA BIA11NG ASSOCIATION
UNIQUE PROGRAM
0f the New Iberia High School
Literary Society RG uuslcrcd
10 !.sast Friday.

Unavoidab'y the program Of Tic
New Iberia High School Literary
Society was crowded out Of the
columns Of the Iberian last week,
because Of the unusual amount of
news matter incident upon the
political rally held Wednesday.
We cheerluIIy print the program
this week, although a little late,
thereby making amends, rs far ~.
possible, for our seeming neglect
The New Iberia High School
Literary Society held its first
regular meeting under its new
constitution on Friday Sept. -.
The following Literary program
was rendered:
t'ano Solo, ..... Selma Nicholson
Historical Incident. WILDER Anglers.
Piano Solo -. . ililda Roberts.
An Original story ... Vida Nercaux
nigh School Savings May DeRoucn.
farliamentry Drill. Gala BrOussard.
fiano Solo. w % Blanche Hcrpeche.
Critics Remarks.
ms nOr'ety meets every Friday
AFTERNOON. and the day IL looked
tW"aid 10 viii much interest l.,
MI lts members. The program
rendered yesterday is given ia full
below:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05

Rita Marin,
Vuartcttc Lattice Decuir,
Lester Kahn,
Frank Lictemeyer.
E"no SOLO. .......... Ruth lInCsett.
o'a'ogue. Olga Smith Richie
Dcrouen.
Vocal Solo Anna Mes4aycr
parliamentary Drill ... Byron Rand.
N""rades Books - Hilda Roberts
r'ano Solo y. Henrietta Dau teriye.
question Box. Katie Taul
Critics Remarks. Miss RE
From the following names will
% elected 4 president, wee presi
eent' secretary and critic at the
next regular meeting Friday after
noon October IL.
Pres. Miss r.rr,,
-, Miss Dccuir.
we rres. Calls Broussard
Byron Rand
o Lester Kahn.
49, Miss Davis
49, Miss Brown
Miss Tay Tor
Mr. Brown.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
LEST YOU rpRfEr q
We LEND m iney for any pur-
pose. .ss>%""
IBERIA BUfr1lNc ASSOCIATION
''"" '"t"rc 81 Gala.

The question Of how to eHtc 4
cold without unnecessary loss of
time is one in which we are all
more Or less Interested. for the
quicker a cold COTTON rid of
the less he danger Of pneumonia
aud o'he sep6us diseases. MIR
b. W. II Of Waverly, Va,
has USE chamber'ai"'s Cough
Remedy for years and says: ID
firmly believe c berlalu's
Cough Remedy to be absolutely
the best preparation on the market
for colds. | have recommended
it to my friends and they all
agree with me- For sale by All
Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
They Make You Feel Good.

he pleasant purgatlvc etfec1
experienced 10y all who use Cham
her'a'n's Stomach snd Liver Tab
let's, and 7 G heSathy condition Of
the body jaY mind which they
create ms one feel joyful.
Price. z cents Samples free al
All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
SOLD HIS SHOP

Frank l.aughlIn has sold out his
b)acksmlthshop and gone into the
furniture business. His brother.
Henry, and Jack Hare, succeed
him IN the Old business at the
corner OF COrihne and Fulton
streets. The Iberian predicts I'M
limited success for each Of thes,
new ventures.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-05
se1l !, . l3sp
Iberia + sding Association
Ssssy. SprAisss and Swellitps
Cured.

- November, 1901, / caught
~. sS'u anu had he quinsy. My
$3.50 ' vas swollen SO l could
aly 1feathe. applied Cham
.'a = ain Nm and il gave
'ss'rt . brt time. In two
= gght," SAYS Mrs L.
I. krbnrp, Mich Cham
In Balm il i liniment
Apecially valuable for
~ dwellings,. For saIe