davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1908-08-17

A gentleman ~conversant with the
situation declares that land plowed as
long ago as three years and not cult
waited showed more moisture this year
when plowed again, than new land,
arguing that the general theory Of the
dry farmer is absolutely correct. He
saw some land that had been broken
under the impression that water could
be gotten to it and the farmer had
afterwards been compelled to abanda.
don 1t by failure OF his efforts to bring
water to 1t, and this year, when 1t was
again turned over, there was more
moisture than a neighboring area that
was turned for the first time.
, 1908-08-17

Advices from Washington indicate
that the democratic vote In the east
and New England will be exceptionally
small next November. unless some
thing develops to awaken interest In
the campaign, and that something
must be In the nature OF . miracle
The truth Ii that eastern democrats
are not anxious to see Bryan selected;
many OF them would prefer to see him
overwhelmingly defeated. With this
spirit prevailing 1t Is going to be dim
cult to get out the full democratic vote
In states north of virginia.
, 1908-08-17

The race war in Springfield, Ill.,, IS
. most distressing thing. and 1t proves
again that northern white men are
just as infiammable as their southern
brothers when their home are invaded
by negro wretches. The color ques-
ton does not down and the north is no
nearer the solution of its peculiar
problems than are the citizens below
Mason anu Ddxen's line. Self contro!
md fair nntndedness must first rule in
both sections and no suspected crimi-
nal should be slain without a fair triai
and legal conviction. The home of Lin
colin has disgraced his memory b,
these senseless rios and by the
slaughter OF innocent men because of
their color
, 1908-08-17

After making thorough experiments
on behalf of the British admiralty 1t
has been found that II the Lusitania
was fitted for burning oil fuel she
would require only "a men in the stoke.
hold, as compared With 212 now nee
essary. She could carry 1000 tons
more cargo and 1t least $50 additional
passengers. After making thorough
experiments prominent medical au.
thorities have become convinced that
In Hostetters' Stomach Bitters they
have an absolutely pure and reliable
remedy for nch ailments ~ poor
appetite, nausea. Aatulsncy, heartburn,
indigestion, dyspepsia. c%ostiveness,
bihousness, cramps, diarrhoea, female
ills, sleeplessness and malaria, fever
and ague. II you have eve tried 1t get
a bottle today and let the results speak
for themselves. You'll be thankful
many times afterward for trying this
plan. but insist on having Hostetters
Stomach Bitters.
, 1908-08-17
Bad Symptoms.

The woman who has periodical bad
Aches, backache, sees imaginary dark
spots OF specks floating or dancing before
her eyes, haSrgnawing distress Of heavy
full feeling Il 9tomach. faint apalla. Aras.
rinr-downIeallnr in lower ahdominsl q,
nsivic reoHn sssI,v .t,r,I.S ~ arci.sS
regaEr Or painful periods, With or With
ous rf}vIc c1Ikrn, y suEeIln9 Iro@
~c.xnsSsEs tnst snooIo
nHve e5{.y 3eEn.lcn: Not All Q aoove
smp"o a.Ss'y = % psosens 10 any
-, .,....a "a .r.A
.un in19 msia1ie1 wnicn oe.
res,7t , ssssIv Anno Il soss 90 not
E.nS go. -.
N25132is sHs Sx14efAN936ArA 1927
&y!eSS9s
wv IN YE}lA1SaQ3 An1 3SS4 sST2eS
ssvxrsf ~ 49, NV
n,,soher n oraIcsrv
tYmonlsis. Tke verv 6esf inefedlenfs
, 1908-08-17
Expected to Be Held Up.

A man came into town one day last
week, and bought sparingly OF our
local merchants. says the Hulett
Globe. He compared the prices with
what he was paying for the same goods
In a railroad town, and found that the
prices in Hulett lower than he
paid at his home railroad town. He
expressed some surprise at the fact.
and said that he expected to be 'held
ur!" Well, he wasn't, and no man Is
who stops to consider the quality Of
the goods.
, 1908-08-17
Death o. Mr. campbejI,

Undertaken Rasmussen yesterday
received intelligence Of the death ol
Mrs. Angus Campbell who had died
yesterday morning at Saratoga, say
the Rawlins Journal.
The remains will be brought to this
city and inferred in the Catholic GENE,
terry tomorrow at $3.50 p. m. from St
Joseph's Catholic church.
Mrs. Campbell has long been an In
valid and for several years and been
east in a s%anitarium for her health.
, 1908-08-17

AT the Euclid Avenue Bap list church
Cleveland, O., recently, DIR. Charles A
Eaton discussed yellow Journalism
He said that he recognized the fact
that discrimination should be exercis
ed In judging the daily press. and paid
tribute to the men OF high Ideals en-
gagged In journalism. But" he said
If our civilization fails and Americs
experiences the fate OF other grea'
world powers, 1t will be largely due tt
that portion of the daily press which
pander to the baser elements of so
ciety and prostitutes Its high vocation
for GAIN
, 1908-08-17

f. ]. Bell. Timothey Ross and A. C.
Jones have been chosen by the Albany
County Sheep and Wool Grokers' asso-
citation to attend the Salt Lake meet
ing OF the National association, when
It 10 hoped to have a central storage
point adopted for the benefit of tho
wool growers of the west. The gentle,
men will e TO the Zion meeting with
seventy per cent OF the wool of Alban.
county pledged to the central station
II accepted by the national body.
, 1908-08-17
Probable Nominee

1t Is understood that Lawyer Gibson
of Laramie has been selected as the
democratic nominee for judge of the
second judicial district. The commit.
tee which was selected at the recent
state convention 10 selct a candidate
for this Office nj which was composed
of j. w. Gundmunison of Shoshoni, r.
l Osborn Of Casper and X. II. Dayton
of Laramie will e. at Casper next
Wednesday to select the nominee.
whom they have already decided upon.
Mr.. Gibson Is a very able attorney and
a man commanding the universal re-
spect of the people Of his home own
Lander Mountaineer.
, 1908-08-17
Revenue Collector Resigns.

L. M. Foot resigned his position as
deputy internal revenue collector for
Wyoming and left for Bringham juno
ton, Utah, to accept a railroad posi-
ton, and will reside In Salt Lake, says
the Evanston Press. Mis- successor as
collector has not been named, as that
office will hereafter come under the
regulations of the civil service.
, 1908-08-17
Another View.

Mrs. Tourist-"I'm afraid that the
monkey wouldn't please my husband"
Vendor-"But madam will find it cas-
Ter to find another husband than to
get = monkey like that for three
piasters."-Translated for Transatlan-
tic Tales from LIE Rire.
, 1908-08-17
Laroest sinoIe Day shIpment.

The Rocky Mountain Cattle company
and H. p. Rnthwell are loading out the
largest shipment Of cattle ever made
from shoshunf at the stock yards to-
day. rays the Shoshoni Capitalize
zette. They will have about 800 head
Of cattle, and Mr.. Rothwell Is also ship
ping I'VE cars Of sheep. Fortytwo cars
Of live stock will leave the local yards
today.
, 1908-08-17

Citixens of Laramie can now walk
on more cement sidewalks than ever
before, and 1t is believed the council
y meeting the emergency In the mat.
ter OF street and. alley crossings to
stu further enhance the value OF the
thossnnds ana thousands Of feet of
new walk.
, 1908-08-17
ceuIdn't eudoe Pipe.

Efforts TO dislojge 800 feet OF six.
inch casing from the dry well Of he
Acknowledgement Oil company neat
Lander, have been ~unavailing and the
casing PROBABLY will be a loss, says the
Riverton Republican. One hundred
rounds Of dynamite was exploded ct
the lower end OF the pipe n failed to
bulge 1t.
, 1908-08-17
STATE PRESS COMMENT

Unusual Season
The past summer has beer the scene
OF more rainfall than eve known in
this valley. The steady, gentle rain
fall of Monday reminded every me OF
Illinois. or some other state In the
humid belt. The range is still green
and the grass in the meadows 10 still
growing.@Saratoga Sun.
, 1908-08-17
worIand Has a Fire.

Early Saturday morning the people
OF Worland were aroused by the alarm
OF fire. The coal sheds of the Wor-
land Lumber company and the Basin
Lumber company rel on fire, and the
active work OF the citizens managed to
saw one Of the sheds.
, 1908-08-17
Both Lea. Broken.

Emil Kyia, a hobo tourist, had both
legs broken this morning at T able
Rock, having been struck by train No.
4, says the Rawlins Republican. Dr.
Barber "a called and attended to him
doing all that vas possible in the short
time he had in which to work. Kyfa
was sent to Cheyenne, where he will
be placed in the hospital.
, 1908-08-17

Steve Stetcher, the Riyerton black
smith, was severely injured Wednes-
day evening, by being kicked in the
leg while shoeing a horse, says the
Riverton Republican. An artery was
severed and he will be unable to be at
work for some days.
, 1908-08-17
ThsAuto state

There were = number OF automobiles
in Cheyenne yesterday passing through
town enroute to distantpoints says the
Cheyenne Tribune. A coincidence was
that three OF the cars were steamers,
two being Stanley cars on their way
to Yellowstone park, the other being q
White. enroute to Encampment- Mrs.
Genevieve Phipps of Denver in a pow
erfW walter car foreign built, alse pae-
sed through Cheyenne on her way to
visit FRIENDS near Laramie.
, 1908-08-17

The undrawn fowl is getting some
rather undesirable notoriety from sew
eral sources, other food commissioners
c~oincfcing with our own state officials
In tho matter. Photographs Of fowls
freshly picked and those which have
been kept in cold storage for three
years and over are published. showing
the difference in the very outward up
pearance OF the two classes of poultry
that favors the newly picked specimen
In the ratio of everything to nothing.
, 1908-08-17
WIN srino go Rrsee.

Dell Pratt. thewAeesnnn, ~ in Lam
der from the NowuoaScoantsy the frst
Of the week On bunineui. reports that
menyrof the uhRspmsn n that sectlen
Win skip mnAs nd wetAsrs 70 maskDt
abeut tho m3aaie q tbs neafh. mys
thu LAsnaar NountAaAisf. Nsaas =
RNeBlave Uns1neaaAbs. wad6A sfc
aalhig = thstT nothcrs. and whlehN1u
bring : Eona prica ~ The narhst.
Hsed b soaAsh tAat ssc$ssa, psaN saya,
, 1908-08-17
Souvenir Of Native Copper.

e. H. Parkison has had made a LOT
OF handsome copper souvenirs one OF
which Will be presented to every caller
at his store during Celebration Days,
says the Encampment Herald. They
are very reat and artistic and repre-
sent no small outlay OF expense and
ingenuity in their preparation. Being
made Of our own" metal nothing
could be more fitting for this occasion,
, 1908-08-17

Harry Edwards and Miss Anna Go
dell, both of Dixon, we're married in
RawlinS last wednesday evening, says.
the Rawlins Republican. Both these
young people have . host OF friends
here and in Dixon, at which place they
will make their home.
, 1908-08-17
The Greed for Gold.

TITS a deplorable thing, this greed
for gold" said the mournful person.
"Of course" answered Mr. Sirius Bark
er. IF the greed for gold we're not SO
general. you and 1 might have ..
chance to get some. It's q Ease of
too many people recognizing q good
thing and trying to get in on It"
, 1908-08-17

He h = Wise man who knows when
to stop. That you have heard before,
says the Business Arena. He is q
wiser man, though. who knows when
not to stop-who pushes q good thing
through until the vines hang heavy
with the golden dollars that are his
Just reward for efforts hard, untiring,
, 1908-08-17
Double Best Man.

At . recent wedding when two sis-
tiers were married at the same time
the best man did duty for both BRIDE
grooms. A dual best man is quite Z
new idea. and provides very little mas
culinity for a bevy of bridesmaids.
, 1908-08-17

In . recent summing up the New
York 1un says: IN August the plain
advantage IL with the republicans
everywhere, save perhaps in Indiana,
AMI even there Bryan's weakness is
AL impressive. To go further than
this en the present evidence is per-
hApss <-awarranted and In any event
hardly profitable"
, 1908-08-17

early days. The automobile may oc-
cupy a similar field and on a larger
scale. 1t win be a part OF the local
transportation scheme OF the cities,
towns and suburbs.
, 1908-08-17
Expensiv, Parliament.

The most expensive parliament IN
Europe is that Of France, Which cost
R3oe.000 . year. The French people
are well represented. There are 500
senators and 584 deputies. Each re
ceives = salary Of ESQ = year.-Lon
dou Answers.
, 1908-08-17

uaicn Pacific Rastroad Co. ounmes
Tourist Lev Aannaefpih NnAee.
Prom Laranie. vSp - ~ sast ~
West.
Chicago. III. and s1farn. 1850
Buffalo, N. r. 81 return, esB.1o.
Detroit Mica. ana return, 9e4so.
g Loaf. II. - nslnFn. $3.50.
* Peal. Mtnn. md rsfnEn. tN13e.
san Francisco. Cal, and rstxza.
ete.0o.
Los Angeies. Cal. anA rStur1, ose.ep.
Asftthh4- 0ra4N Dtnsa. 4Se.oo.
On paswJuDs letyAe AapA0har -.
49, llMiA 0ctdDe N
= = GAnx. $3.50
, 1908-08-17
Highest Lighthouses.

The highest lighthouses are the Bar.
tholdi Statue Of Liberty in New York
harbor, which is ISL feet. besides the
pedestal Of 155 feet; n at Genoa,
Italy, 21s feet in height; and Cape
Hatteras light. which 10 1s9 feet
, 1908-08-17

WE. Clark came in from camp with
Dell Pratt the first Of the week, says
the Lander Mountaineer, and leaves
in a few days for New York, where he
will meet a young lady who sailed from
Scotland. ard to whom he will be NAL
ried on her arrival in this country.
, 1908-08-17

We opine that the sage Of Fairview
will have more trouble In keeping the
negro vote in line, even II he secures
any considerable number of voters OF
that color to agree TO votefor him. than
he relishes. The negro vote has al
ways been more or less delusive In
some of the states where they are not
prevented from voting by democratic
1aVislnftou
, 1908-08-17
Keeping the orass Green.

MOnday evening . three n . half
hear rain laid the dust, cooled on the
amuapAsre and made the earth look
like school boy whose face has just
been washed, says the Hudson Miner.
This was followed up by a nice shower
IN Tuesday and another on Thursday
morniuE These spells OF dampness are
keeping the grass and weeds green fo-
a longer time than usual this summer.
, 1908-08-17
Frontier Day ceIebratIon.

On August 2o-21-22 the great west
ern celebration of Frontier day will be
held at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Trained cow-poniea, games, brand.
ing. steer roping, Indian c and
war dances. Wild horse races, relay
races. cowgirl races. bucking and
pitching contest for the worlds cham.
p%ionship. and many other contests and
ceremonies can be seen at this festi.
val.
The Union Pacific has put In eject
for this occasion the remarkably low
rate OF $1.75 to Cheyenne and return.
Tickets on sale August 1s-30-21, 1908.
Inquire Of ALvA b. CADY,
Agent.
, 1908-08-17

Former State Senator James w. Nc
Creery OF Greeley, Saturday announc-
cd himself az a candidate for the Of
ice OF United States senator to suc
coed Henry M. Teller.
, 1908-08-17

The claims OF the democratic leaders
are growing more and more ludicrous
~ the campaign grows oder. One OF
the latest Ia that Bryan will carry New
York by from rs, 1000 to 100, 900.
, 1908-08-17

The Cody Stockgrowers %reproiuces
The Republicans recent editorial on
Mondell and White with the following
pertient comment. The fact is, no one
seriously wants Mondells majority re-
duced. He Is o t~ireless worker for the
best interests Of every resident of wy
oming-republican and democratic
alike Why should anybody vote for
White? ~
, 1908-08-17

Can you name all seven candidates
for the presidency and yice-presl
dency? Try II.
, 1908-08-17

B. T. Ryan was in Friday to attend
to an application for an increase Of
pension, to which he IL entitled by rea-
sol of having reached the age of 20
years. says the Saratoga Sun. He will
now draw SIS per month.
, 1908-08-17
Ready for Grand Lodqe.

The Knights Of Pythias are getting
their building in fine shape for the IN
meets here in September. says the
Lander State Journal.
, 1908-08-17
Isaac creentree Estate.

In the district court ON Monday will
come the petition Of Henry Altman
for letters of administrator Of the
estate OF Isaac Greentree vhe dtea n
California several weeks ago says the
Cheyenne Tribune. Mr.. Greentree NJ
though the owner 81 . lot IN the Jewish
camstsry here was huried h Califor.
MIA. ,
, 1908-08-17

Ground has been broken for a $35.
900 INK home at Rawlins. which will
add another very handsome building to
that city and Wyoming. Rawlins stone
will be used for the structure.
, 1908-08-17

The death of Ira d.. Sankey. the sing
ing evangelist, removes another of the
galaxy of remarkable men of the last
century.
, 1908-08-17

8 Sossnttssr assert that flies are re
sDonstble for the spread OF typhoid
Boil the fiies.-Omaha Bee.
, 1908-08-17

9HoWu tooWs
The people Of Hiiliard Flat are to be
commended for their very generous
act In cutting and stacking the hay
crop of Mrs. Franklin G. Burton this
week free Of charge. says the Evanston
Press. Mr.. Burton was . victim Of the
late Hanna mine disaster, and the
widow was left destitute and In poor
health.
, 1908-08-17

Tho Republican Is the only paper In
Laramie that prints all the nsws NC
reaches all the pecpls.
, 1908-08-17
THE
EXCHANGES
SCISSORS AND PASTE POT USED
FOR EpiFicATioN OF READ
Frs or THE REPUBLICAN.

Chief News Items from the Papers o.
the etsts csissd and crsditsE
Happenings Of Al sorss and from
Almost Every Town In wyoming
Condensed stsss History for Week.
, 1908-08-17

and he looks as though he is living on
the fat of the land, trout and young
sage chickens.
, 1908-08-17

semlweeMy Republican g a year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
In the Eyes of the Wife

ED MLELLAND, Manage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE
Professor of Economics at Cornell
Has Good Word for Stock
EXCHANGES

Ithaca, n. Y, March POE. w. Hem
erer, a Cornell professor of economics
in speaking of stock exchanges last
night, said:
Exchanges are big insurance com
panies in which every member of So
ciety is member and the spectators
are the managers. They assume great
risks and their position requires abil-
ity, and therefor society must pay
them highly. Although there is un-
doubtedly evil in dishonest manipula-
ton, 1t is more than overbalanced by
the good which speculation brings tC
society i'm the form of this insurance.
In obtaining advance information as
to the condition of crops" he said
and the political conditions, the spec
ulatOrs are able to keep prices firm
and to prevent sudden fluctuations and
thereby are insuring society against q
sudden drop or swift changes"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
HARD TIMES NOT
FELT BY TRUST
Annual Report of Steel .Corpo-
ration Shows Enormous
Profits.
BUSINESS GETTING BETTER
BOOKINGS INCREASING EACH
SUCCEEDING MONTH.
BUSINESS GETTING BETTER

New York. March 20.-The report of
the United States Steel corporation
for the year ending Dec. 13 last, shows
gross receipts of s757,O14,767, an in
crease over 1906 of $50, 257,S SAL. The. cost
of manufacturing and producing and
operating expenses amounted to SSH.
! 1877, an increase over the previous
year of S47,0S2, $50. The earnings for
| the year 1907, after payment of gem
eral administrative and selling eX-
| renses, interest charges and includ-
ing a charge of $50, 000,O 900 for ordin-
airy repairs and maintenance, were
$3.50. 964.674. an increase of 81. $40, AGO
The surplus net income Tor the year.
after the payment of appropriations
for sinking fund, depreciation, replace
ment, interest on bonds and dividends,
was $69, 179, $50. an increase of $685.
976 From this amount there was de-
duced $35, 500, 600 for new plants and
construction and capital obligations
and Sls.500,000 was set aside for con-
struction of the plant at Gary. Ind,
leaving a balance of surplus for the
year Of S15,179.S36. an increase of 81
436. 97e.
Less Shipments; Greater Profits.
The report includes the operations of
the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad
company since Nov. l only. The ac
tual shipments of products of the
United States Steel corporation were
/ TO. 451 ass tons, decrease of 410, 937
tons. Exports for the year amounted
/ to 1,014,0S2 tons of 4 steel commodi-
ties, a decrease of 8 per cent, but the
gross receipts therefrom exceeded
those of 1906 by 16 per cent.
The corporation has pnrchase1 a
site for new plant in St. Louis
county. Minnesota. and s1.OOO,OOO has
been reserved from the employees
bonds funds for pensions
Concluding the report, Chairman
Gary and President Corey say:
Increasing Right Along.
During the first six months of I9O-
orders for steel products were re
/ ceiVed equalling substantially the
maximum capacity of the mills Sub
sequently there was a marked falins
off i'm the new business offered. As
result the tonnage of untitled order
on the books on Dec. 81, 1907. was ONLY
4,624,553 tons of all kinds of manufae-
/ tured steel products. In common witr
| other lines of industry there was
material reduction i'm sales during TN
/ later part of 1907 However. tin
bookings for January were % per cent
greater than in December. and fol
February % per cent better than Jan
uary. As this report goes to press tn
| bookings per day are at least % pel
cent arger than they were in Ten
ruaTy. The management express loo.
/ for the future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G. f. Mantle to Lille E. Phelps. lot
4. block 103. plat ID ............$
Mrs. w. T. Madison to Levi Chas
Dunster, lots 25 and Is. block 8,
Madison division ....................
z. Sandrin to Alfred A. Larson,
lots So etc. Liberty Park Add.
Joshua Terry to NJ. Fitzgerald, land
section 80, township 5 south, range
! east -...--..--.----
Nellie Smith TO Siias s. Sears, lots
l etc. block l, Acadia Add. $3.50.
]. X. Wallace TO Chas- B. Sharman,
land section Is, township south.
range west
Sue B. Ebert to James Il. Simmons,
lots 10 and 16, block l, plat A ......
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
GIVEN UP TO DIE.

r. SpiegeI. 1904 y. Virginia St Evans
vile. Ind, writes: For over five vears
was troubled with kidney and bladder
affections which caused me much main
and worTy | lost flesh and was all run
down. and year ago had 20 abandon
work entirely. | had three sof the best
physicians who did me no good. and
was practically given up to die Foley
Kidney Cure was recommended and the
first bottle gave me great relief, and after
taking the second bottle | was entirely
cured" Why not let it help YOU? F. J.
Hill Drug Co. The Never Substitutors'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received at 30
Main street on or before April /, 1908,
for the following concessions at Wan
damere, season 1908: Candy stand priv
ilege, soda water privilege, soda foun-
tain privilege. ice cream privilege, pop
corn privilege, hot peanuts privilege,
restaurant privilege. sandwich priyi-
lege.
reject any and all bids. For particu-
lars see
ED MLELLAND. Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
NO CASE ON RECORD

There is no case on record of a cough
or cold resulting in pneumonia or con
sumption after Foley's Honey and Tar
has been taken. as ii will stop your cough
any but the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar. i'm a yellow package. Contains no
opiates and Is safe and sure. F. j. Hill
Drug Co., The Never Substitutors."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21

McCoy's livery, carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21

Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
best. Ask your grocer.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-09-09
Stomach troubles are very common in

Stomach troubles are very common in
the summer time and you should not
only be very careful about what you
eat just now, but more than this, you
should be careful not to allow your
stomach 70 become disordered, and
when tho stomach goes wrong take
Kodol, This ia the best known prepa-
ration that is offered to tho people to-
day for dyspepsia or indigestion or any
stomach trouble. Kodol diaests all
foods. It is pleasant to take. 1t 10
sold hers by Kantmann Drug CO.