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Evening journal., 1907-11-09
KEEN INTEREST
In PADEREWSKI
Wilmington People will &c
TO Hear Great Pianist
at Low Rates
CONCERTS AMaZE HEARERS

The appearance of Pederewsld in
Wilmington on November 20 is awaited
with keen interest by music-lovers
here. The furore which set I'm with the
first OF the Paderowsh concerts at
Bridgeport, Conn, two weeks ago, las
shown no sign OF abatement in 9th sr
places. According to an reports Pader-
ewski continues to amaze his hearers.
and the sizes of the audiences seem to
be limited everywhere to the capacity
Of the theatres. Paierewsld will give
his concert here In the Grand Opera
House The sale Of seats opens ON
Monday morning, November is. az .
o'clock Mail orders, accompanied by
remittance TO j Leonard Johnson.
manager Grand Opera House. will De
filed in the A'der received and seats
assigned ncor as possible TO location
desired. 1t is interesting to note that
il will cost from one dollar up to two
/ and one-half dollars 70 hear Paderew-
ski In Wilmington. while prices at
Baltimore run up to seven dollars.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Trlbuta % Leonard Helss.

The Wilmington Local Anzeiger and
Free Press pays touching tribute tc
a. Leonard Heiss in its to-day's is-
sue.
After a sketch of Mr.. Heiss's career
and mention of his many good quail
ties as q husband and friend. the Local
German paper prints poem by l.
Melchior of moro than passing merit.
Mr. Helss IS rot only mourned and
missed hy fls German-Amerlcar
friends. but BY every one who knew
him, and asile from his lovable do
melic attrihutes-as friend, he 9.
sincerely mournei
The many who knew Mr.. Heiss viii
never forget his genial. kind mannci
ana transformations way of treating al
with uniform Kindness and courtesy
The world is better for knowius
Leonard Heiss
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9--FEED was
in ample supply and quiet at former rates.
We quote:
On spot winter bran in bulk and sprine
bran, IN sacks. S2S.50a29.00
BALED HAY AND STRAW-The gen
eral market was quiet and without i'm
pOTtant change. We quote;
New Timothy Hay--No. !. large bales.
$50: No. I. small bales. Sl9a1950: No. B
sl7alS. No 8. Sl5al6; no vrade. si2alg
Glover Mixed Hay-No. T. SlSalS50; No. d
$l5a16; straw. No. 1. sta ght rye Sl5a15. So.
No. ? SlialA50
EGGS Receipts Of strictly choice freeb
stock were light and the market for this
description ruled firm under a good de-
mand. Mixed held and fresh eggs how
ever, were comparatively plentiful duh
and weak. We quote
Nearby. firsts. In free cases SOC; nearbx.
current receipts in returnable crates. a9s &!
Western, frsts SOC,
LIVE POULTRY Fowls strictly choice
large. 13ika14c; fowls, ordinary. aversee
receipts. 1ika12ihc; old roosters. gaeiSc
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh kiiie5
folws. fancy, i3c; fowls. average re-
ceipts i2laal3c; old rcosters. dry picked
iOc: roasting chickens. nearby choice 1ss
i7c: roasting chickens. Illinois. fancy
weighing Sa9 pounds, per pair l5c
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
PROPERTIES
CHANGE HANDS
Eighteen Transfers Recorded
al Office Of City Registry
Clerk Since Wednesday

Business still keeps up in the real es-
tate market Since Wednesday the DAY
the last list Of property transfers We're
published. eighteen more properties
changed hands and the transfers were
recorded at the office Of the city reg
istry clerk. The new list follows;
Charles Bush TO Elizabeth b. White
ley, three properties, east side of Lom-
bard, 20 feet south Of Eighth; south
west corner Ninth and Pine streets,
and cast side OF Lombard street so feet
north OF Ninth, SS460.
/ william n. Lyman. administrator TO
Harry E. Wright, east side of Tatnall
street so feet inches south OF Elev-
enth. $3.50. The same property hy
Richard L. Poynter TO Harry r. Wright
in consideration OF ST.
James w. I.attomus, administrator.
TO Elias = Handy, southwest corn N
Thirty first and Wooddale avenue.
Sil55
Samuel IT, Grier 10 George Gilling.
northwest corner Twenty-second ana
Washington streets $3.50
Harry evans and wife to Margaret
A. Workman. north side OF Washing
ton street 100 feet east of Twenty
third. $500.
George w. Taylor and wife 70
Charles w. Lucas. south side OF six
tecnth, east Of DUPONT street $3.50
The Creston Land and Improvement
Company TO Helena Pyle. southwest
corner Twenty and Washington
streets $3.50.
Lawrence J. Broman 20 Cornelia NJ
Amies, Nos. lli7. 1119. 1921 and 1l21
! Cade street $500
] Charles Bush To Elizabeth R. White
, ley one-third part IN two properties at
b No. 5l3 French street and on the west
side OF French street so feet inche.
north OF Firth S3460.
John ]. Long and wife to Marrarst
/. r Manning, west side OF Rodney. g.
( feet north OF Second, $3.50
r. Elwood +. Pyle and wife TO Emma
% l.. s. Moore, two properties southoas
. corner Pyle street and Woodlawn ave.
nue., and ON the northwest corner Pyl,
q street and Pyle lane S5432
Hector Hannah and wife 20 William
- y. Robinson. west side OF Franklin
north of Cedar S550
"a Robert A. Clark and wife TO Humph.
.rcy Horgan, No. $50 West Sixth street
T. Sl40O.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
DseIdsd On Its MerIts.

Delaware has just rossed through
the most trying campaign Of It's his
tory ana the peopie have expressed
way that brooks no opposition. The
results on Tuesday Last were surpris-
ing In many WAYS; ian fact the whole
campaign has been "a series of SUR
priscs, Naturally each side Is maxi
ing charges of trickery and the use az
money but if such has been the case.
MO evidence as yet has come to the
front in such a way that arrests can
be made ON the whole we believe
that The election was decided upon
its merits. and not hy amy pecuniary
lnnuence.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09

Governor LEAFS proclamation for Kent
county is as follows:
PROCLAMATION.
State Of Delaware Executive Department
Preston Lea, Governor Of the State Of
Delaware
To all persons to whom these presents
may come greeting:
Whereas, An e.ection was held IN the
county Of Kent. compr sins local opti n
district under the constitution OF tine
State of Delaware, on Tuesday. tho Fifth
day Of November. In the year of our Lord
1901 that being the first Tuesday after
the FIRST Monday In said month, pu,su-
ant to the Constitution ard laws Of the
State Of Delaware in that behalf for
the purpose of taking a vote of the DUAL =
fed electors upon the qussticn whe her
the manufacture and SAFE Of Intoxicating
liquors shall be licensed or prohibited
within thel limits OF sa d district: and
Whereas. Upon the examination by the
Governor Of the official certificates Of the
result Of said election held in Kent coun-
ty aforesaid. one Of the local option dis
tricts aforesaid. duly ma2e cut, sgnel
an deXecuted boy the Superior Court III
Kent county ard duly nled in the ofnc,
OF the Secretary Of Sta'e 1t appears th-t
1892 votes were cast fer license, and &
25i votes were cast against license ir
Kent county aforevaid at such election {,
determine whether the manufacture ans
sale of Intoxicating liquors shall be H.
censed or prohibited within the limits OF
Kent county aforesaid. one Of the loca
option districts aforesaid; now. therefore
l. Preston Lea Governor of the state o
Delaware, do hereby declare that upoi
the question whether iha manufacture ant
sale OF intox eating liquors shall be D.
censed or prohibited within the limits o
Kent county aforesaid, enc Of the loca
option districts aforesaid. 1892 votes werl
cast for license and s2j4 votes were cas-
against license; therefore it appears tha
greater number Of votes have been cas-
against license than for license in Ken
county aforesaid, one Of the local optior
districts aforesaid
Given under my hand and the great sea
Of the State at Dover this N nth day o
November, in the year Of our Lord on,
thousand nine hundred and seven. an,
Of the independence Of the aid state tn,
! one hundred and thirty-second.
PRESTON LEA.
BY the Governor.
I Joseph /. Cahan Secretary Of state.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Workmen Officers Iisit Lewas.

LEWES, Nov 9.-Grand Master
Workman Emerson of Middletown and
Grand Recorder Charles Taylor OF Will
mington, paid Marine Lodge. No. 10.
A. o. u. w. OF Lewes an official. visit
last evening. Mr. Taylor showed that
the financial ability Of the order had
materially strengthened in the past
few years although numerical strength
had materials decreased. Mr. Taylor
promised TO send Organizer Davidson
here 20 work up now members the first
week an December
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
DEATHS.
cenevieve T. Parker.
Elizabeth lIersey.
James Hildreth.
William L. Riley.

Wilem l. nHeys
PARKER.-In this city. on November
s. 1907. Genevieve Turner. wife Of
stephen +. Parker aged 40 years and
"a days
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services, on Mon
day afternoon. November II. az 2
o'clock. In North Baptist Church build
ing Lincoln street below Delaware
avenue. Intcrment private.
PAsoTTA-In this city on the sth
inst. Julia, wife of Harry Pasotta,
aged 81 years.
Relatives ana friends are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral
from her late residence No sol East
Third street. on Monday morning at 9
o'clock Requiem mass at ST. Marys
Church. lnterment at Cathedral ceme-
terry.
DoUeHTEN-In this city. on Novem-
ber Sth, 1907, Oscar A. Doughten.
aged % years
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence of his father
James Doughten. No. 94S East Seven
teenth street. on Monday afternoon
November llth, at o'clock. Interment
Riverview cemetery.
TALLEY-On November z. 1907, Sarah
A. Talley aged So years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral service,
from her late residence In BrandyNyin,
hundred on Monday. November llth
Leave 0le house at IL o'clock. Ser
vices an Bethel M. T.. Church. Inter
mentsat Bethel cemetery.
RASfts-4n-this city. on Novembere6
1907, Marian Elizabeth. wife of Johi
+. Rash. in her 65th year.
Relatives and friends Of the famfl,
are invited TO attend the funeral ser
vices at the residence OF her son, vii
liam b. Rash. No. col East Mint
street. on Sunday afternoon. Novem
Der 10. at o'clock. Interment River
fview- cemetery.
BOYS.-Entered into rest at her lat
home, near Glasgow. Del, on Novem
Der 9Th, 1907. Marguerite Vaughn. be
loved daughter OF Philip and Maggi
T. Boys. aged II years.
Relatives and friends are invited {
attend the funeral on Sunday morning
November 10, services at the residenc
ofaher parents. Greenlawn Farm, nea
Glasgow, Del. at 10 o'clock a. m. In
terment Bethel cemetery.
RILEY-In this city. on November
1907, William L. infant son OF Wi
liam l.. and Helen Gertrude Rile.
aged 2 months and 10 DAYS
Funeral services will be held at n
parents' residence No. IO7 North Cor
nell street on Sunday, November lot
at / o'clock. InteIment Rivervie
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
PATRICK ]. MUNDY
HELD FOR COURT

Patrick j. Mundy, a well known
wholesale liquor deal IN this city was
today held in $500 bail for the Court
of General Sessions by Magistrate
Hastings on the charge of violating the
anti bribery laws. James y. Jones fur
nished the necessary security and Mir.
Niundy was released almost Immediate
~ after his preliminary hearing was
over
Charles August the principal witt
ness in the case who could not be
found after Mr. Mundy's arrest. was
brought down from Philadelphia this
morning where he was located by State
Detective Hawkins
Before proceeding with the case, Do
putty Attorney General Hastings in
formed Magistrate Hastings that he
was satisfied that the state could not
make out case against the defend
ant on the evidence which Il had, but
he would present the case in order to
justify the swearing out of the warrant
August Tells His Story.
August testified that hu-saw MIR.
Mundy on election day nt Second and
Walnut streets and asked him for a.
cents, with which to go TO Mt Pleasant
whore he expected to get work at road
building "Mr. Mundy asked me II had
voted" said the witness. "and told him
that / had"
Mr. Hastings asked the witness If he
had not told him IN his Office that he
told the defendant that he, August,
had not voted and that Mr. Mundy told
him to go and vote. 'lf I did" SAID
the witness. -it was a .hqn tS.
The witness then explained thatlho
had had two foonvorsatiohs with tir.
Mundy. He appeared an unwilling
witness. and told different stories fin
ally admitting that Mr. Mundy had
given him a dollar after the first con-
versation. saying at the time there are
two forty-one cents, Tor YOU"
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
countrY Roller Rink.

The management Of the Country
Rink is liberal in its effort to entertain
the skaters patronizing the SPRINGS and
next week is well filed with special
events ON Wednesday night Miss
Emma Lindsey. the daughter OF the sun
erintendent will give her first local ex-
hibition of fancy skating. Miss Lind
sey has appeared several times in the
Fa'iaceiphia rink and last night It the
Manayunk rink was awarded a gold
medal On Thursday night. a country
circus or clown party will be given. tho
sketers being requested TO costume AS
clowns On Friday night Young men
and women of the rink represented bv
eight couples will give the mystic drill
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
DREW MONEY FROM BANK
AND IT WAS DESTROYED BY FIRE.

BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov 9-Mss Edna
and Eugenia Pietro. sisters and lace
makers, were SD much alarmed hy
the bank situation that they drew all
their savings, $3.50. FROM q local huan-
ciol institution. They deposited it in
a stock ng ia their room. Fire broke
out to-day IN the MacDougal street
nat where they live. ana the sisters
fed, forgetting The money.
Tint building was not DESTROYED and
after the panic was over the sisters
found the stocking empty. Battelion
Chief Norton. of the Fire Department.
promised TO investigate.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Change in Management.

Alexander Friedman. manaser for
S l.. Mayer, the Fashion store, has re-
gncd and will leave tomorrow FOR
Chicago, where he accepted position
as assistant buyer in the cloak depart
mont Of the big Boston Cloak Store
Mr.. Friedman was given surprise
last night by the clerks of store who
called on him at his home, No. sos
West Fourth street The evening was
spent enjoyably, and during the festivi-
ties, Mr.. Friedman was presented with
a gold signet ring. Since his stay here
he has made many friends who reSrei
his departure. He Is succeeded by r.
W. Seinningcr, formerly Of Reading. Pa
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Arsonaull. .Drnkl.rr-

j. Alfred Arsenault and Miss Anna
H. Drukker, both of this city were
married Thursday. al the Cathedral
with nuptal mass. the Rev Father
Heavy, celebrant. The bride was dress
ed in white china silk with tulle veil,
and carried a large bouquet of chrysan-
themums. The bridesmaid was dress
ed in cream color silk with picture
hat. After a trip to Niagara Falls ana
Canada. the couple will live here.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA GLASS
WORKERS ON STRIKE

CLARKSBUDG. w. va, Nov O.
Declaring that their employers broke
faitn VITA them 1900 glass workers. in
this section have struck rather than 20
submit 70 % cents daily reduction in
wages. The men say th oemploy ers
told thcn financial conditions madc q
cut necessary and that they consented
TO the % cent reduction: that the en,-
ployes agreed that the cut was thcr
made double the stipulated amount.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Evenine sarvioes Of soiontista.

Owing to the growing interest in
Christian Science in this city. the
Christian Scientists find it necessary
TO provide for a second Sunday SER
vice. Beginning tomorrow evening
Sunday evening service win be held
In the chapel i'm Van Buron street, and
it WI be a repetition Of the morning
service. The Sunday evening service
win be permanent
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
lion company 70 Resume VOL.

After having been closed for a week
the plant of the Wilmington Iron Com
pany in South Wilmington will resume
operations on Monday. A large number
Of orders has been received by the
firm
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
One killed in collision.

ROCHESTER,, ~ Y. Nov. Elm a
collision between a hose wagon ana
an electric car early to-day, one man
was killed and five badly hurt. one
possibly. two fatally.
Driver John O'Brien was killed.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
PILEs CURED IN 6 70 IA pAvs.

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleed
Ing or Protrudlng Piles in 6 TO II
days or money refunded. 50ce
Evening journal., 1907-11-09

Tha. the nc-y record for tho trans
atlantic speed. made yesterday by the
Cunard comDanys turbine steamship
ship. the Mauretania, is at least N
strong possibility On her various
trials the newer lyer has proved faster
tha nthe Lusitania under similar con-
ditions Tho Mauretania leaves Liver
pool, November 10. on her maiden trip
to New York.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Stock Markets

o'clock quotations from =. D.
Lackey g. Co., Bankers and Brokers,
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
CHANDLER q g9dfst1hsE E%Sa1,hsE

No. "a W. Ninth Street
Carefu- attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
1nt1 cleamed. Carriages furnished.
ADDointrDeAlx nrpt-cSass Both Phorez.
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
Local Quotations

Wholesale quotations in the produce .,,
poultry market reported by Thomas n
stayton at ! O'Clock this afternoon: ~
ApDpies barrel -. ... ,e9cs5e oo 800
Grapes, keg ..-.-.. ..... ....... 80
Crapes, 10 h. basket ............,.. F,H
Grapes pound basket .......... .14iL,c. 20 20
Pears, basket ''-' -'-'. .-.-.. ...... 35c-s5j
oranges, California, box..........s6.00 ~ 80
oranges. Florida, hoS .... - -
oranges, Jamaica, box ...... .Ss5o-sa Il
Potatoes. busnel ....-...... ...... 75o- a.
sweets. barrel ..... .s.......... 90 la - ~ y.
Sweets. basket ..... ........... 4oc~ ~ss, es,
Cabbage, barrel ..... 80. ..... "a n,
Cabbage, hundred ...... ...-. ..SS-ssS
Onions pas,. see. .... 80 -. ........ 81 q
onions, basket. -s.'.. ...... -. ...... COZ
Celery. dozen. ........ e.. - ~
Eggs, del and Md dozen. ..........'. SS
Ehckens, hNe.- ....- .........-.... .1ac-is
DUCKS I'VE =. -. = '.s.....,...... .loc-12
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
pr. keen Id Harrison 80 chnroh

% NccW q FFaTFIaon Street Lnurch,
The Rev. Cyrus = Keen win preach
in Harrison Street Church Tomorrow
mcrnlag. Tho Rev. C. r. wyatt. Of
Harrison Street Church. win preach in
Wesley Church at the same time
Evening journal., 1907-11-09

IAIo. Kan. &Tex54
Nat. Lead Co. 38K
IN. Y. Central oSK
Ont. & West. 2oa<
Norfolk & West. 65K
Nor. Pacific .IoS4
Pacific Mail 10
Pennsylvania Ioozs
Peoples Gas ...74H
Reading 7Sx
Read. Ist pfd.
Read. cd pfd.~
ID. & II. ........I2SK
ID t. & W.
Southern J &C. OK
South. r. Com I2If
Texas Paci6c...Iox
n. c. & LEO IoI
Union Pacific I1IX
III = Steel otsk
~. S. Steel pfd sax
Wabash ...... OK
Wabash pfd. ...I5K
Western Union 65
Evening journal., 1907-11-09

Anal. Copper...4sA
Am. Smelt. Co. OK
amer. Sugar...Io35i
Atchison ........ y
Atchison, pfd ...S3H
Brooklyn Tran. 81
b. & o.. .SoL
Can. Southern
Chi. CIR. West. IN
Ches. & Ohio...2SA
Chi. & Alton II
Chi. & n. W..
C.M. & St p. to3A
/ Rock Island ...T3N
( Rock Island pfd
Erie ......,...... IL
Erie. Ist pfd Sc.
| Gr. North. pfd. ia
/ Illinois Cen. ...
. Louisville ...... o4A
I Iut. Net. com
Int. Me-. pfd
Man. Cons. 1917
Missouri Pac. ...541
Evening journal., 1907-11-09
KENT AND SUSSEX
OFFICIALLY DRY
Continued on Second Page.)

"o7'F
Governor Lea's proclamation for Ken
county is as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
THE AGEtEST0Rs iaDlcrED
by SPECIAL GRAND Jury
cotton Brokers in Norfolk Accused ~
aw'naline Norfolk Banks Out
OF S28o,0oo.
tBy Aesoclatnl Or, ..ssl

NoktoLk, VA. Dec IL Peter A.
ana alcX NJ Aseiesto rromIncn, cot.
.vn nr'EN'A' were today Indicted on
'hr'e counta by a special grand irry
III me corporation Court, cborgi,g
sfahd larceny in that they arc al
..scu 70 have secrrod moucv & M
.hFer locai banks on cotton warehouse
.Seo.pt' covering 5000 bales OF cor.
'oi not III existence.
refer ~ Ago!csto was bailcd in the
sum of $4,000 Alex NJ. Aeolrg,, IS
IN New York. but II ig unacrstooa
''ia' he will Immediately rc,rm ana
give load.
.ne amount ALLEGED 20 be involved
IN me three cases is $3.50. 900.
me nalnca Of tire banks said to
rave been vlctimizcd were: Ncrfolg
Mtuona' Bank. clilxcns' i;ank ana
virginia. Savings and Trust Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Stowavyays Held.

Si"il'n !Eoscr and l,rrs Alcxsn-
dria' aged nine and seventeen years.
respectively. and both native West In
dians' were handed over to Captain j.
=. Williams the immigration Inspector
NJ the skipper OF the British stctm-
nip Alanmerc whom that vessel ar
rived in port fom st. Lucia yostcr-
u"5. 10th boys are being hcll in the
city Jail for examination hy boar!
~ "i'it ;. Tho youuY ~ ~ ,nc s.uNa.
ways SAYS he has father and mother
~ 81. Lucia. bat THAT they treated
INN SO badly no co.iid no; live A.
homo
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GOVERNOR MAY CELL OUT
MILITIA IN KENTUCKY
New Govcruo. Determines to Suppress
"Nioht Riders" IL it Takes Uni.
ted States Troops.

LEXINGTON. ky. DEC. il.-Gov-
eiTor Augustus Il. Wilson. who was
inaugnratcd nj Frankfort ycste'day
has taken immediate steps toward
the sunprcs'fun OF iawlessness in
Kentucky. Calling inio counsel tho
now Attorney General. James Breath
tie; BrlEadier General Rogc~ Williams
aud Adtntant General Lawrence. he
told them tina; the mob spirit in Ken
lucky must I've broken without delay
Ne said II must be done II It took the
United States troops. Attorney Gene
raj I'reahitc is from Christian coun-
ey. where at IIopkinsvillc several to-
hacco warehouses We're burned Fri
day night. ami said the people there
would welcome martial law. He said
The peonle are so incensed ut the To-
l'Icco Trust that the officers OF The
county dare not attempt an ineifar-
cncc. Governor Wilson gave immedi-
ae instructions for the soldiers r.
take command At The first signs OF
trouble and unless all signs fail. the~c
VIII hc sonc four companies OF Sia,r
militia ~ the field 10 guard asains'
night raiders iNs'itlc of IS hours.
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a Real Wonderland.

South Dakota. with It's rich silver
mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges
ana strange natural formations. is II
vcritahlc wonderland. At Mound
City. In the home of ..rs. L. u. Clapp
Il Wonderful case OF healing mas late
~ occurred. Her son seemed near
death with lung ard throat trouble.
Establishing coughing spells occurred
every il'c minutcs.' writes Mrs.
Ciapp. "whcm began giving Dr..
Kings New Discovery, tho great med.
icinc. tha, saved his .!c and com
pictcly cured him Guaranteed for
coughs AMI colds. throat and lung
troubles. by all druggists. SOC ana
5 90 Trial bottle free.