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The evening world., 1908-02-19

Mrs william Thaw, Ill and heart
broken, Is living in seclusion at the
Hotel Lorraine. She says that she has
told Harry that he should divorce his
wife. but his loyalty remains mistaken.
up to now" said Mrs. Thaw. Harry
has refused to listen to the counsel /
have gwen him. Until he dies he must
bear the annoyance OF such acts as
Monday nights dinner at the Cafe
Boulevard. L am very sorry for my
usvor boy. He is brave, but. oh. so
very foolish.
like Other DeniaIs."
"I havs read 'E.'s' denial of the re-
port that she was at the Cafe Boule-
ward Monday night with a man named
Thomas 1t sounds SO much like other
denials she has made.
II have decided not to give Harry
any more advice in his domestic af-
fairs. It is probably best to let those
interested settle their own affairs"
Harry Thaw's mother will undoubt-
edly see that he gets all the news about
the Cafe Boulevard dinner. Despite the
denials OF Mrs. Thaw that she was at
the restaurant Monday night. those
who maintain that she was there say
they cannot be mistaken. Mr.. Thom.
ass newspaper asserts to-day that he
has a double in New York-one Ralph
Thomas-who is not relative. Even
Mr.. E. r. Thomass best friends mis-
take Ralph Thomas for him. Mr.. E. X.
Thomas's newspaper says.
The breach between Thaw and his
wife Is so wide that there is no propa-
bility that 1t will be bridgel. Thaw is
doomed to a long stay in the Mattea-
wan Insane Asylum. His wife has not
visited him recently. and does not in
tend TO visit him. His mother called
on him last Monday. and will go again
as soon as her health permits
Evelyn Thaw Watched.
II rhaw, in the fac of the incident
Of the east side cafe persists In refus-
inR to separate from his wife. his fam
ily Is content to wait for further
Developments. Mrs. Evelyn Thaw has
been watched by detectives in the en-
ploy Of the Thaw family for months.
Her every move is registered, or. at any
rate, reports purporting to record her
movements are made daily to certain
men close to the Thaws.
She Ia a clever little woman. how
ever, and her courage in the trial
of her husband indicates that she will
not tamely submit to any attempt to
separate her from her millionaire hus-
band. unless the separation is made
worth her while.
littleton Out of Case.
It is reported that Martin w. Little
ton has entirely Withdrawn from the
Thaw case and will not appear agar
In Harry Thaw's behalf unless he Is
specifically retained to secure his re-
lease from the insane asylum Mr.,
Peabody. Thaw's personal friend, whc
mas been his counsel since the shoot
Ing OF Stanford White, rel = in LAT
capacity, but Dan O'Reilly now appears
a. counsel for Mrs Thaw
James Moore. OF Mr. Peaoody's Once,
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HUGHES. PRAlSING AUSTEN.
REFUSES RESIGNATION.

ALBANY. Feb. 9.-Adit.- Gen. Nelson
II. Henry announced to-day, That GOV
Hughes had returned Tor reconsideration
the resignation of Col. David Austen of
file Thirteenth Regiment. Brooklyn ,ar-
tilleryD. with "A highly complimentary in
dorsemcnt,
THE eXigencies a tho present time
in the development of the coast artllc.y y
branch OF the military service of he
state" says the Governor in his letter
10 Col. Austen. 'reuuire the CNperiRucc
of this capable officer. and 1t would be
decidedly detrimental "a the interests OF
the State service for htm TO sever his
knowledge was never more nseded.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
NEW CURE FOR ASTHMA.

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-The effect Of
the new remedy ascatco. in asthma,
catarrh and bronchitis Is so wonderful
that single dose Of but seven drops has
given immediate relief, ana permanen,
cures have been reported after the USE
OF but iiye hundred drops Heseman's
Riker's, and IN fact all the leading drug
stores OF New York aud Brooklyn are
now commissioned to sell both the 80
cent and s. size of this valuable Aus
trian remedy.
Explanatory literature car ne had by
writing the Austrian Laboratory, No.
2 West s5ta st.. New York City.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1908-02-19

The opposing forces were given the
first chance to present arguments.
w T.. Burley, of Plattsburg, said two
agricultural societies expected to have
ex- Gov. Black on hand to present their
case, but owing to the inability of the
Ex-Governor to be here. he asked for
a postponement of the hearing. Chair
man Hill, OF the Senate Codes Commit
tee. said the hearing would proceed
and the question OF further hearing
disposed of later.
Joseph Auerbach. representing the
Jockey Club, then opened the case for
The race track interests
Old Law Not an Evasion.
He asserted that the Percy GRAY law
was constitutional and not an evasion
of that Fundamental law.
MI. Auerbach declared that Gov.
Hugress constitutional authority was
confined only TO recommendations; that
he could not force his opinion in re-
gard to race trackssou the Senate and
Assembly. He warned the committee
to regard seriously the great vested in
forests in the race track industry and
not 10 wipe 1t out because of an Incl
dental evil. He referred to the liquor
business, the tax receipts from which
were devoted to the worthy poor of the
state. The Brooklyn League. he said,
was represented at the hearing. and
some men in that league we're not above
condemnation.
mot a Message, Lecture,
Never did an evasive statute" he de-
clared, pass the gauntlet of the court"
He referred to World cartoon +
''rhe Bread Line" and said legislators
and men OF affairs should fall into
such bread line and become almoaers
of my ideas
This hit was aimed at Coy, Hughes.
The q vernon, he said. was not sup
posed to be tha master and censor OF
legislation.
The legislature had got rid OF the
lobby, and the influence Of the Execu-
tive Chamber might replace it and be
come Just as objectionable" declared
Mr. Auerbach. The O. vernor's mes
sage to the Legislature on race tracks
was not a messa Ge. but lecture
The same objections ,eveled at the
Percy-Gray Jaw could he made against
the eyasions OF the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution. giving the
black man tle right of suffrage, said
Nj. AueTbaeh The Percy Gray law
The evening world., 1908-02-19
THAW REFUSES PLEA
Of MOTHER TO SEEK
DIVORCE FROM WIFE
Aged Woman Insists Pair Separate,
and Former Chorus Girl Said
to Be Willing, on Her
Own Terms.

Harry K. Taw to-day denied the reports that he has begun
is about to begin proceedings divorce from his
wife, Evelyn Thav. letter sent to Taw at the State
Hospital for the Insane asking him to reply to the following
question:
"Have you begun you about to begin divorce pro-
ceedings against your wife,
Tnaw returned the answer, "No'
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William Thaw admitted to-day that she desires her Harry
10 his wife Evelyn The only stumbling block in the way of
separation Harry Thaw He has consented give
wife he killed and sked death
chair.
Evelyn Nsbit Thaw appears not to legal separation
from her husband she substantial settlement the
Thavs report she paid 100000 before she
stand and degradation the first trial denied by the
TIL, f,,l,
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
SIDE WITH RACING MEN.
Governor Exceeded His Powers, Joseph Auer. i.
bach says, When He Sent Message to the
Legislature Ex. Gov. Black and
Jerome in the Final Tilt
Especial to The Evening World,


ALBANY " " Feb l9.The Assembly Chamber filled t. the
last by track enthusiasts anti gambling preachers and nr
moe the this afternoon an animated har1 m ths
Agnewlat An-Race Track Gambling bills Some of the ~,
members of the Jockey Club who to show up the n-
iluity' OF The MopoSei lsgisIaton. were:
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I. Harry Alexandra.
.Au9uSf Belmont.
Francis {. Bishop.
=. !. Dwyer.
!. o. Green.
]. b. Il a92in.
S. S. HoWland.
James X. keeHe.

ExCov Black letter to the State Codes Committee announced
that he will appear in opposition to the bills he wanted the hear
ing put of week. The Committee decided not to ponons s
hearing but necessary to give an adjourned hearing accommodate
Gov. Black.
DsricAtoney Jerome was not there but will come up next weak
10 make direct reply to Black
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~. X. Knapp.
lEdreW iIier.
II. L. OXHard.
: cEuyler l.. Parsons.
.lOhn Sanford.
q. Peabody We1nore.
Harry Payne Whitney.
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lcontlnued on Second PaSs.l
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
BRYAN is APPOINTED
BY Governor Broward as Florida Senator
for Balance Of Late Senator
Mallory's Term.

Governor Broward, Of Florida, We'd
nesday appointed William James Bry-
an. Of Jacksonville, to be United States
senator, vice Stephen r. Mallory de-
ceased, for the balance Of the term ex.
piring March A, 1909.
Mr.. Bryan is a prominent young at
torney, only 81 years OF age, and now
holds the position Of county solicitor
for Duval county
He was born in Orange county. Flor.
ida, October 10, 1876. lie Is the son u
John M, Bryan, who served fourteen
years as state senator and afterwards
as a member OF the state railroad com.
mission
Mr. Bryan was reared in the vicinity
Of his birthplace and attended the
Jacksonville schools Later he attend.
ed Emory college, at Oxford, Ga, where
he graduated with the degree Of bache-
Tor Of arts in 1896. Three years later
he graduated professionally at Wash.
Ington and Lee university and at once
began the practice Of law in Jackson
VILE
In 1902 he was nominated in the pri.
maries for county solicitor of the Grim.
inal court of record 81 Uuvu1 county
and still holds that office.
Mr.. Bryan Is a member Of the law
firm Of Bryan & Bryan, his partner be-
ing Honorable Nathan P. Bryan, chair,
man Of the state educational board OF
control. He has always been In active
politics and is at present a member OF
the democratic executive committee,
Of which Honorable Duncan U. Fletch-
er is chairman.
/ About two months ago Mr.. Bryan
announced his candidacy for the United
States senatorship to succeed Senator
Mallory.
Senator Mallory Buried.
The funeral services Of Senator NAL
Tory were held in Pensacola Tuesday,
attended by a concourse Of friends
from over the entire state. In har.
mony with Senator Mallory's wishes
and the terms Of his will, his funeral
was held quietly from the local Cath
olic church. No congressional delega-
ton was named, the senator having es-
pecially SO requested. He was buried
in a lot adjoining the graves Of his pa
rents and favoriite sister.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
UNCLE SAM WEEKLY
Suggested By Hero Of the Merrimac Hob
son Who VIII Introduce Bill
for the Project.
for the Project.

.
A Washington dispatch says; An
official Journal to be published weekly
by the government. and oftensr If nee
essary, and which shall contain brief
notices Of the work Of the various ex-
.ecutiye departments and independent
bureaus Of the government, of the SUI
preme court of the United States and
of the proceedings of congress so far
as they may be of general public. in
terest is provided for In a bill which
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
of the sixth Alabama district proposes
to introduce after the holidays. The
sum Of $4,000 is appropriated for the
equipment and $275,OoO for the ex-
penses of issuing the publication.
Captain Hobson has gone to some
pains to properly convey his idea Of
what the journal should be, and has
printed number of specimen copies
containing just such matter as would
be expected to fill its columns
In speaking of his bill, Captain
Hobson said:
'The official journal is intended to
make connecting link between the
government and the public, and will be
in effect a periodical report to the peo-
pie of the work done by all branches
of the government The project grew
out of my having ascertained that a
vast amount OF visible material did not
reach the people for whom it was IN
tended believe this journal will be
means of familiarizing the people
with the really stupendous work that
their government is doing and will re-
move distrust and suspicion and cras
ate renewed interest and confidence
among the masses in governmental az
fairs.
1T cannot help but aid the press Of
the country, not only in furnishing a
ready index, but in creating taste
and demand for reading matter ana
for additional information upon impor-
tant subjects that can only be touched
upon in the journal
It is provided in the bill that the
journal shall be non-partisan, and shall
contain no editorial comment. In case
It should be deemed advisable provis.
ion also is made for the simultaneous
publication of the journal at one point
in the middle west and at one point
on the Pacific coast. The journal is
Ito be distributed free.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
KEEPS IT I'm THE FAMILY.
Senator Davis Appoints His Daughters to
Positions Allotted Him.

Senator Davis Appoints His Daughters to
Positions Allotted Him.
Jefferson Davis, the new senator
from Arkansas, who broke all prece,
dents By sensational speech before
the senate seven days after his advent
into that body, has new claim to fame.
II will be recalled that Mr.. Davis
announced to the people of Arkansas
that when he got to Washington he
would reform the senate. The Arkan-
sas senator has begun this reform by
the appointment Of two Of his daugh-
tiers to the only two government posi-
tons which he has at his disposal as 4
United States senator. Each demo-
cratic senator has the appointment Of
a private secretary and laborer. Mr.
Davis keeps both of these positions in
the family and thereby sets a new pre-.
cedent in the senate.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
ANTI-FREE PASS ORDER STANDS
Everybody Must Pay Full Fare After the
First Day Of January.

Everybody Must Pay Full Fare After the
First Day Of January.
The railroad commission has issued
a formal reply to the several petitions
and requests for modification of gen.
eral orders three and four, which pro-
hibit the issuance and acceptance Of
free transportation on common car.
riers, both as to matter Of passenger
and freight traffic.
The commission refuses fatty to re.
cede from Its position, and the orders
become effective on January 1. They
will have the effect Of cutting Off all
free railroad and street car passes
within the state, and will also apply to
shipments Of freight.
The antipass order applies alike to
members Of the police force and other
city employees and will bar them from
free transportation II was this class Of
people who petitioned for relief.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
BL GOD FL OWED
TN TENNESSEE
Christmas RepIste With Tragedies
in Eastern Part Of State.
WOMEN AND BAD BOOZE
Responsible in Majority Of Cases One Man
Called wife from Church and Rid
died Her With Bullets.

Christmas week in the eastern sec
ton Of Tennessee was an unusually
bloody one Tragedies reported thus
far are.
At Newport. Tenn, Christmas day,
Robert Knowles, a special policeman,
tried to arrest William Allen for drum
kenness. A scuffle ensued, Allen fell
on top and Knowles pulled revolver,
shooting Allen through and through.
Allen lived two hours.
Near Del Rio, Ike Murray and Luke
Norton, brothers-in-Iaw, literally shot
each other to pieces, using revolvers
and shot guns. Norton, it is said, while
drunk, went to Murray's home and ere
ated disturbance. The shooting fol-
lowed.
Near StrahI, Alex Wright who had
returned from Missouri to visit his
wife, who has been living. with her
parents near that place, called her from
church and emptied the contents of his
pistol in her body. Jealousy was the
cause. Wright is still at large and
says he will not be taken alive. He
told friends that he has five others to
kill and then he will be ready to die.
At Isabella, Polk county John Hall,
it is charged, shot and killed his broth
er-in.law, William Crowder The latter's
dead body was found in a public road
Wednesday morning. A woman of bad
character is mixed up in the case She
says Hall did the shooting.
Luther Wallace, aged 20, shot and
killed Lee Eldridge, prominent man
of Holston valley, Wednesday after
noon, using shot gun. Wallace, while
intoxicated, broke into the postoffice
at Harris Wednesday morning. A war
rant was placed in the hands Of Dep
uty Sheriff White, who deputized Ed
ridge to assist in making the arrest.
Wallace surprised the two men and az
ter killing Eldridge, made his escape,
going into Virginia.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
KILLED MOTHER; WOUNDED SON.

Tragedy in Arkansas Town Over the
Shooting of Two worthless Dogs
At Conway, Ark, Mrs Emma Hear
ness, widow, was shot and killed by
James Hall
Hall had killed two dogs belonging
to Mrs. Hearness and had refused to
pay for them. She accompanied her
2O-year-old son to Halls home and he
met her at the door with a revolver in
his hand. AS she started to run he shot
at her five times. Three of the shots
took effect, killing her instantly The
other two struck and fatally wounded
her son. Hall then escaped.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
TWO KILLED BY DYING MAN.
Peacemaker Shot Down But Managed to
Use Pistol Effectively.

Peacemaker Shot Down But Managed to
Use Pistol Effectively.
Because he assumed the role Of
peacemaker land attempted to stop
drunken negroes from Ri ing, Wallace
Dyal was shot to death lesday after
noon at a sturpentine still Ware coun-
ty, Ga.
AS Dyal fell to the gr lnd mortally
wounded, he drew his pistol and fired
into the crowd OF negro killing two
Of them, Ben johnson and Sam Jack
son. Dyal was employee as wood
man by w. L. Hinson e
There was large crd dof negroes
at the turpentine still id there was
much drinking. The neg les finally be-
came riotous and began fight among
themselves.
Fearing a general riht Dyal inter.
ferred and tried to STOP the fight. AS
soon as he interferredS the negroes
turned on him with ther pistols.
News OF the tragedy as telephoned
to Waycross and the eriff, with a
posse hurried to the see b.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
DEATH TAKES SKELETON MAN.,
Perry Was Over Six Feet High But Weigh
ed Only 80 Pounds. -

Charles H. Perry, who travelled with
several circuses for sixteen years, fig
uring as "The Skeleton Man, was
found dead Sunday in a hut in the out
skirts of Providence, r. l., where he
had lately led a hermits life.
Death was due to natural causes.
Perry was known to the public as '.Eu-
gene Feralto" Although he was six
feet one inch in height he weighed
only eighty pounds.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
TAFT ENDORSED UNANIMOUSLY

FOt FIesldent BY kansas RepuDIlcan State
Central Committee.
At strenuous session Of the Kansas
republican state central committee at
Topeka, Secretary Of War William H.
Taft was unanimously endorsed as the
choice Of the party in Kansas for pres
ident.
The state convention is called for
March 4 at Topeka The resolution to
nominate state officers by the primary
system was tabled by vote Of 1S
to &c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
Christmas Present 81 Ouartets.

The Christmas present Of Mrs. viii
liam Luck, of Roanoke, va, to her hus-
band was two boys and two girls at a
birth; all doing well.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
SKELETON OR SHEET LEAD7
Grucs Grave in London Being Opened to
Settle the Question.

A London special says: The work
Of opening the grave Of Thomas Chas
bruce, in High Gate cemetery, to de-
termine primarily whether the coffin
contains the body Of man, or. as has
been asserted, a roll Of sheet lead
weighing some 200 pounds, was begun
Sunday.
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personal :
AND SOCIAL

Sundays Atlanta papers printed the
announcement of the engagement of
Miss Anna Williford, of Americas, to
Mr.. Ralph Newton, Of this city, the
wedding to take place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on No
vember 10. This announcement will
be of interest TO Mr.. Newton's Bruins
wick friends. He is principal of the
Brunswick schools and though he has
resided in Brunswick for only a few
months, he HIS made a large circle of
friends here.
The music - ST. Marks Episcopal
church Sunday was unusually good
and was :nnch enjoyed ~ the congre-
CATION. An fuN;liary choir has been
organized at the church and will as
sist the boys choir during the win
ter. The members are Misses Fe
Symons, Gertrude Clifford and Ethel
Conoley, sopranos, Miss Grace Phelps
and Mrs. r. f. Boykin. contraltos,
Messrs. A. V. Wood and Jesse Thoma2,
tenors, and F. H. Harris and Inslee
West, bassos, with Mr.. X. E. Dart az
organist
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LIFE IS WORTH 1T.

Toll and care along the way,
Pain to bear and grief to pay;
Clouds and shadows one by one;
When the heart aches for the sun;
Strife and struggle-but, above
Cleans the light that heals It, love!
Love and home and child and wife.
They are worth the strain and strife;
Let me take the blow that comes,
Lead to battle with the drums,
Naked though | faint and bleed,
Love is worth it, worth the deed.
Baltimore Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. H. Jennings left
yesterday to spend one time in north
Georgia.
Rev. and Mrs. D. Watson VIM, Of
st. Simon, are spending a few days
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Levy have re-
turned from a pleasant visit 20 rela-
tiyes in Savannah.
Miss Alma Wright left yesterday to
spend a few weeks in Atlanta, the
guest of Miss Hildred Owen.
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huger are
guests of Mr. and Mrs Pinckney HUI
ger for short time, enroute to
Brunswick, where they will spend the
winter-SayanDah Press.
The newly organized coullion club
held an interesting meeting last night.
The first dance of the season was
discussed and the date that 1t is to
be given will be announced shortly.
Mrs. NJ G. Rowe left Sunday night
FOR Denver, Colo, where she goes as
one of the representative OF the
Georgia w. G. r. u. to attend the
annual meeting of the national assoc
citation. Mrs. Rowe was appointed a
delegate at the state meeting recently
held in Albany.
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PATRONIZE ROBERTS CHILL
AND FEVER TONIC. 1T is MADE
AT HOME.


e. c. Bruce, the enterprising drug
gist Of Brunswick. is having such a
large run on "Hindipo," the new Nerve
Tonic and Restorer. and hear 1t sc
highly praised that he now offers to
guarantee 1t in every case TO cure all
forms OF Kidney Troubles and Ner
vous Disorders. He pays fer 1t II II
does net give you entire satisfaction
II you use II. ii is his risk, not yours
A 50-cent box. Blue Label Extrs
Strength, $l00. will put life in a dead
one. Sent by nail under positive
guarantees.
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GOLEYSlfONEYAS6TA
"a. ey - apiatss
Tax Collectors Rounds.

Win commence collecting the STATE
and county tax for 1908 at the fol-
lowing precincts on dates named TO-
wit: st. Simons, October IS, Novem.
her 4 and November 25; Sterling, Oc-
tober IL, November and November
Of; Bladen, October 20, November 10
and December 2; Brookman, October
81, November II and December 3. Al
other dates can be found at court
house until close of books. n.
Read, r. C oiynn County, Georgia.
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7: s:;.is Early Rlsers
Yea e. 80 ss"A'~ Mills.

). ?. POWELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
Bankrupt Law a Specially.
'rIns~lck, Ga,
BRASS, STEEL End RUBBER
Stamps, Seals, Stencils, Badges.
House Numbers, memorial Tablets
w. B. FAM, CITY HALL
WANTED to sell all kinds of brick,
lime, shingles, cement. etc. Prices
Phone 10.
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oeLETHoRPE GRILL Room.

No one is immune from kidney trou-
BILE. so just remember that Foley's
Kidney Remedy will stop the irregu-
larities and cure any case of kidney
and bladder trouble that is not be-
yond the reach OF medicine. For sale
at Morgan's drug store.
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Mrs chas. E. Smith. of West Frank
lin, Maine. says: Il Ike good things
and have adopted DR. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine,
because they are good and do their
work without making a fuss about it."
These painless purifiers sold al Roses
Pharmacy. 25c.