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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
POSTAL AFFAIRS
EXPLAINED TO PUPILS
Phoenix Postmaster Delivers
Talk in Public School On
" Department Work,

PHOENIX, Dec. Upon the re.
quest of Postmaster General Won Mey.
er and of Principal H. K. Stabler of
the high school, Postmaster McCnn.
took this morning delivered an ad,
dress to the school students. He was
asked to address the students upon
the relations existing between the
public and the postal service but mis-
remarks we're interspersed with many
observations upon the growth of the
Arizona school system and with sey-
erai witty stories.
His address was begun with q de,
scription of the Phoenix school, nj
1879, when r. L. Long, at present
territorial superintendent of public
instruction, taught the young idea
how to shoot" in an adobe building
opposite what is now the Club stables
He contrasted the school of that Jay
with the system now in operation
here, remarking that the growth OF
the city and valley is typified in the
growth OF her schools.
His story about tine Wharton twins
brought peais Of laughter from the
students in the assembly room. The
Wharton twins went to school in the
early days and had system perfected
whereby they did the work of only
one pupil They resembled each oul.
er so closely that the teacher never
knew. which was reciting.
The postmaster then began to tail
of matters more directly concerning
the postal service. He told Of. the
establishment Of the Phoenix ONCE II
1868, with George H. wowrey as pos
master. The Office was then situated
in a little building on the corner Of
Center and Washington, where Boen
mer's drug store now stands. Nov
rey was awakened at all hours Of the
night by stages arriving from all al
rections. The stage coach was an un
certain mail carrier. being frequently
| delayed by washouts and foods anc
more than once by road agents. Nov
fthe Phoenix Office handles more bus
, iness than any in Arizona or New
Mexico. Since Colonel McClintocl
took charge it's business has increased
so per cent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12

As a result of careful compilation
The Mining World is :. enabled TO
shoW that 20 mines and metllurgicai
works in the United States, during
the eleven mouths of 1908, paid TO
stockholders in dividends the sum OF
s44, 4S5.705, making grand total since
their organization of s51S.926,SSS on
an issued capitalization of S431,671,-
9S3.
The copper companies, as usual,
hold the lead as dividend payers, for
during these eleven months eighteen
of them paid out in dividends $1S,2I6,-
092, making a grand total since or.
ganization of 1892 ,306,99S, on an out,
standing capitalization of $S7,097 900.
Anaconda of Montana, which is con
trolled by the Amalgamated Copper
company, paid 100000 or IL per
cent on par, S25 SO far this year
while the total amount to date is
S4I 100000 ON the issued capitalization
of $50 ,000, 600. Boston & Montana, an
AmalgaIlated property also, has paid
so far this year IN dividends, $2,100,
600, or about Sc per cent On par $25
making n total to date of $50, 125, 600
equivalent to over fifteen times the is
sued capitalization Of s3,750,00 since
its incorporation in 1887. The Calu
met & Hecla has turned over to its
shareholders this year III months)
81 ,500, 600, making a total disburse
ment to December l of the enormous
sum of $107, 350,0 900. Calumet & Ari
IONA is another OF the copper won
ders, for in less than seven years ii
has paid dividends amounting to $40,
100000 on an issued capitalization o.
S2,000,G00. So far this year this com
pany has paid dividends amounting tc
100000. United Verde, W. A. Clark'S
Arizona property, is credited with pay
ing dividends totaling s2,250,00O this
year, VITA a total credit to date Of
s26,545.322 on a capitalization Of So,
900 ,0OO.
Forty-six gold, silver and lead mine.
paid dividends for the eleven month!
Of the year amounting to s1O,926, 1886
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
MURPHY TESTIMONY ENDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE
taking of testimony in the case OF
Frank J. Murphy, charged with com
plicity In the attempted bribery OF a
prospective juror in the Ruef case, was
concluded today. Assistant District
Attorney Cook opened the argument
with an address to the jury. He was
interrupted several times by Attorney
Schlesinger for the defense, who as
signed as a misconduct statement Of
the defendants testimony in this case,
and taat It was similar to that given
By him in the case of z. A. S. Blake,
contractor, who was convicted on
the same matter. who later confessed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
MANGLED BY EXPLOSION.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 11.-Three
workmen who We're injured by an ex
plosion in a missed hole" in the
Western Pacific tunnel at Shafter
Nevada, arrived on special train this
morning. They were taken to st
Marks Hospital. The train also car
ried the body of Pat Ford, who died
en- route. The wounded are badly
mangled. One lost the sight of both
eyes and each of the others will lose
one eye. Their names are James G.
Davidson. Frank Klemper and J. G.
Shea.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
NEAR FREE TRADE
FOR THE PHILIPPINES
Taft Has Almost Persuaded the
Republican Ways and
Means Committee.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Ii
Free trade with the philippines was
one Of the most important matters
agreed upon by President-elect Taft
and Republican members of the ways
and means committee at the recent
conference on tariff revision.
While Taft favors free trade with
the insular possessions without re-
strictions, it is understood that 1t
was agreed that the amount of sugar
and tobacco TO be allowed free entry
Will be restricted. Large beet sugar
manufacturers were in conference
with various members CT the commit
tee today.
What amount viii be fixed as the.
maximum limit for free entry of to-
baceo has not yet been determined.
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sLAcKMAILING LETTERS OUT

TELLURIDE, Colo, Dec. IA let
ter threatening death has been receiv-
ed by dozen persons in Telluride, in
Guiding severel in prominent business
and social circles. The letters are IN
the hand writing of woman, and the
author is believed to be insane, as no
demand is made for money or yalu.
ables. The police have taken up the
matter and strong efforts will be made
to locate and arrest the woman
Among those who received letters are
City Marshal Runnels and Mayor Hell.
tenhOuse
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AGAINST MARINE CORPS oRosH

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia move,
ment is being considered by seveiar
members of the house hooking to the
overthrow of the presidents recent or.
der withdrawing the marine coHp5
from United States warsnips. Onc
member declared declared that If the
naval committee did not take steps to
defend the marine corps there prob
ably wonld be provision offered in the
honse expressing disapproval # the
policy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
EPISCOPAL SUPPER AND sAzAan

On Saturday evening the Eposcopai
Sunday school will afford the people
of Bisbec a real treat, for they will
give a delightful supper for 30 cent
at Medigovich Hall. Supper viii be
served from ) to s O'Clock. In add
ton to this the ladies have prepared
some very interesting booths vhicr
will contain beautiful fancy work
dressed dolls, candy booths, and nnanS
beautiful presents, which win be just
the thing for Christmas and will ado
materially to the decorations of the
homes Of Bisbee. The money thus
raised viii go to a Christmas tree
which will be arranged for the men
5ers of the Episcopal Sunday school
and It is earnestly desired that al
friends come and assist in the good
work.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
WILL INACCURATE EXTENSIONS

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 11.-Presl-
dent Diaz, accompanied by promihen.
officials and railroad men, left today
for Manzanillo, where the president
win inaugurate the west coast extern
sion of the Mexican Central railroad.
This line will bring the city into d.
rect communication with tne Pacific
and Pacific coast points of the United
States and Canada.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
PULLMAN RATES AGAIN.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Interstate
Commerce commission has decided 10
resume the investigation into the
RESPONSIVENESS of some rates charged
by the Pullman company. The COM
PLANT is an old one, made by Geol 81
c. Lotus OF ST. Paul. Commissioner
Lane viii begin the hearing next
Monday. As originally drawn, the
complaint holds that less should be
charged for upper berths than for low
or
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CASE GOES OVER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1f.-When
the case of Patrick Calhoun, president
of the United Railways, was called in
Judge LAWYERS court today, District
Attorney Langdon asked that the trial
on one of the indictments for bribery
be set for December 81. Judge Law;
io-- refused to make tae order on the
ground that the defendant was non
present Tho case went over.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
DUTCH MEAN BUSINESS.

WILLEMSTAD. Curacao, Dec. IL
The government of The Netherlands
has no intention OF being negligent in
the matter OF the blockade of the
Venezuelan coast, inaugurated by
three of its warships last week. The
battleship, Jacob Van Heemskerk, and
the cruiser, GelderIand, left here this
morning for Venezuelan waters, clear
ed for action
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If You Have a Want you want TO
Oct a want i'm Review Want Ads
HENEY TO SEE Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-PresiuenC
Roosevelt received word that Francis
j. Heney, the San Francisco graft"
prosecutor, will be able to come east
in January and keep engagements to
make speeches before reform clubs in
cities between San Francisco and New
York. Heney also will confer with
the president.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
CHIEF HUMP DIES.

PIERRE, S. d., Dec 11.-Chie.
Hump, the Sioux leader Of the banc
causing the trouble which ended in
the battle of Wounded Knee, the last
important Indian fight in the north
west. died tonight at his camp on
Cherry Greek.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
CHICAGO Cattle.

CHICAGO. Dec. I1.-Cattle receipts
$500. Market steady. Beeves. $40
6765: Texans. s3.s0G43G: westerns.
$3.S0a 5.65; stockers and feeders,
$2.6eQ4.S0; COWS and heifers, $500
$50; calves. s6.eeds.5e.
= Sheep receipts. 1900. Market was
steady to Toe lower. Natives, s2.50G
4.70: western. Js2.50@ 4.7a: yearlings.
$3.50 SOC: lambs. s4.5067.40; west
ems. $4.75@T.50.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
TwenTy.sevEN INDICTED.

UNION CITY, Tenn, Dec. 1.-THE
grand jury returned twenty-seEen in
dictnents today against alleged night
riders.s Twenty-one are charged with
the murder of Captain Rankin. at Wal
nut Lodge.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
JURY TRIAL DENIED.

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.--Katherine
Clemmons Gould was denied today in
the appellate division of the supreme
court trial by jury in her action for
divorce from Howard Gould.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
STAG CANON LUMP

DAWSON COAL q COKE for Steam
and Smelters.
Write I. ". Haase. Sales Agent.
shout Stag Canon Coal.
El Paso. Texas.
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ARIZONA WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-WeatheI
forecast for Arizona: Fair Saturday
and Sunday; moderate temperature.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
sENEFtT SUPPER AND eAzAAR

The Sunday school of the Episcopal
CHURCH will give benefit supper tor
a Christmas tree at Medigoyich hall
on Saturday. December 18th. De
iicieus supper, -25c Served 3 TO s p
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12

CHICAGO. Dec 11.-May wheat
ranged during the day between $1.05A
@1.07 rs; July between .9Sc@$1.00.
At the close. May s1.05%4 @1.05 rs;
July. sS i-Sc.
Corn weak throughout the day.
Closed almost at lowest prices OF =
to 1c- December, s71sG 57 5-Sc; May.
Sic.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE London
tin market was lower at the close OF
today. Spot &1S1 rs Sd: futures
6 1S3 SIS. Local market easy and low.
er. Spot 2S.S0@2S.s5.
er in London. Spot X6S SIS; futures
e64 Is Cd. Local market was I'm.
changed. Lake, 14.25G1450c; electro
lytic, 14.00G14.25c; casting, 13.s71A a
14i2tsc.
Lead closed at s13 SIS in London
Local market vas weak, S4.22h q
4.25. 80
Spelter closed $50 12s Sd in Lon
DON Locally. $5.fo@5.15.
Iron unchanged locally.
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Oecemhef 10, 1908.

OcG6ittHCt fSf lOOO'
Dear Friend:
Don't you like 10 bite into q
aice juicy orange?
| like oranges too when they
are sliced, You can make lots
of nice things out of oranges,
and then the eeelHg comes
in handy,
Some oranges are Mcef
.tnan others. This morning
sought a dezen of the incest,
orettieSt oranges ever tasted,
And say; They have just re-
ceiVed a big car Of High
Patent Liberty Bell Flour,
My, but it is fine TO cook with,
Your mother could make SO
many nice things with it.
Their Richelieu brand OF
C0ftees, JAMS, eIc.i afeftne
finest ! ever saw.
Your Friend,
Jacob,
P. S. They lad such lovely
fruit and SO many different
kinds of il this mourning
down at
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. list. Paul,
$50 .t-S; New York Central, 117z;
Pennsylvania, 12sA; Reading, 141 rs;
Southern Pacific, 120 SIS; Union Pa
cific, 1872 rs; U. 8. Steel, 81 Ia; Q. S.
Steel pfd., liz SO.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
public Opinion on the
Shooting Of Her1ey

Ny Ny stTs Of a Sfa Fr9neseG @ our ys present crisis the the
the a % ng aad ff t ax aanGe e held eli % ie ght & 1
cause f @ s gf RFs0 work @
ppicoas defense e fos has been pu
miscarriage justice
community
proper standard Of civic purity by its continual with
the of the & It f3a n neral r S @
@ d oVgT from IN these these poison breathing monsters OF the
San Traneeo % @ & 6 the n9q 5h zsn sn
Pd e In d nd the s Pgbe duty Of honor and 9 imposed upon il
turn our % ba aadGPh % e1 eS T9 gat 2 that ne has stfmBsq
hands % y9q & os ao % 81 @ yGqF @ & pS9sE @ tn 3
forever be9ond power % Wia6 9o Bandolps
organe ' sSery PSea Sonn IS
club appoint It's workers let herself
Xanier by adveTtg in ts columns peril
ng Topd ek e tn an eNaoPle in @ lnstsnGe and will
the Women Of IF s sn TEhe dnesd nds9oo@ DIS @ S re @ @
FRNcfsco5 5E #onR& i you
ing g gS z % % Sa York i0 S Fsfsa on nv @ M @ the h sa
iT;.s & s 8ans
d R nf 3 a4 vita a Sbp % % ns @ a 9 his on % f m buy N n Pe
s 8 SS wsa sSs sS.y @ g d1
weapons
loss loss Of 1neon Graeld and Nc Mtne
s
the Edtqr @ % GaIsir Tee amptsd at ] %Gpasr % & Of ar Rsy
befeTe to 9e at W WAS s Pnst}gad m a the
P @ 10 @ @ nd n w @ m S P9ons oga @ gsqo%
ts % Rqps 4ae pHgfe hide h ug guilt from their crimes and will indirectly
rich If ls f . @ danger @ the OF seps @ Of @ 3as s T % m
Ss9s they s' proud @s OF OF
der ns M o tnf the fife Of %
those named higher ups assisted by venal they
desyRg Of Rpnismeht m % than the & poor thar shot Mr.
go
eofnrnitted @"0 n BATTERsMBY M 'S'
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
SUPERVISORS PLEDGE
AID TO HENEY IN WAR
ON ALLIED GRAFTERS

Moved by the coWardly attacks upon
Francis j. Heney. eliminating in the
dastardly attempt upon his life. the
board of supervisors yesterday unan-
imously pledged by every means in
hts power to aid Heney and the dis
trict attorneys Office in bringing to
punishment every guilty man now
under Indictment.
Mayor Taylor departed from his Gus
tom of not signing usual expressions
Of opinion and resolutions of the
board by affixing his signature TO the
resolution. 1t follows:
whereas. a dastardly and cowardly
attempt has been made upon the life
of Assistant District Attorney Fran
els j. Herey while engaged IN the
performance of his official duties;
therefore be it
Resolved, that the board of super
visors of the city and county of San
Francisco hereby condemns said out
rage; and be it
Further resolved. that this board of
supervisors unequivocally indorSeS the
work of the so called graft prosecu-
ton. as begun with the patriotic and
generous assistance of Rudolph
Spreckels. and as conducted by the
district attorneys office; and be it
sF'urther resolved, that THIS board of
supervisors hereby pledges itself to CO.
operate by every means in it's power
with the district attorneys office. in
order that the punishment may be Sc
cured of every guilty man now under
Indictment
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

last Friday afternoon. The speakers at
the meeting were kew H. J. Nosoucgn.
Oa akland. Rev. Walter r Tanner. presi-
dent OF the ASSOCIATION. DR.. G.. J.. Bur
hngame, pastor OF the First baptlsr
hurch OF san Francisco. DIT. q. M
Hill. president of the Baptist theOlOgi-
cal seminary. and Rev Edwin !
Stucker. pastor OF the Twenty third
avenue Baptist church OF Oakland
Rev Mr. VOsourgh. in his address.
said that he considered il the duty of
ali the ministers IN and about the bay
cities 10 urge their parishiOners TO
stop their patronage at once OF the TX
amlner. Chronicle Globe and the Oak
land Tribune All OF these papers the
clergyman accused OF cOrruptly seeking
TO influence the public against those
best interests OF san Francisco and The
state. He added that these pubIica.-
tlonS had distorted the truth and d0lib-
eFately published false reports OF the
graft prosecution
DR.. c. e Burlingarne OF San Fran
cisco selected the San Francisco Globe
as striking example OF how low a
newspaper could fall IN wiIfuI publ
cation OF falsehoods in behalf OF the
cOrruptiOnists.
DR.. c. NJ Hill dwelt at length on
the duties of the ministers. in view OF
recent Developments, referring partieu-
larly to the attempted Rssassina ton OF
Francis J. Heney He said il was the
people the Importance of demanding
uncolored and unadulterated truth ia
the public press at this grave crisis
If the ministers had used their inhu-
enee long ago, said Rev Walter T..
Tanner. the corrupt newspapers could
not have lived in so far as the patron
age of those connected with the
churches was concerned"
Rev. Mr.. Tanner warned bis brethren
or the pulpit against letting up in this
1 crusade ana
stand ready at all times with voice
and deed 10 night for and with those
who We're waging war on graft in
San Francisco and with all OF those
who were battling against organ ized
forces Of corruption
Rev. Edwin s Sucker OF the TTen-
ty-third avenue Baptist church OF Oak
land indorsed the remarks OF his aSso-
ciates and urged a continuance or the
spirit which had moved them 70 take
UP in earnest the fight with the men
who were struggling in San Francisco
against organized graft. bribery and
indecency
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
n MONSTER MEETING OF
BERKELEYANS CALLED
FOR THURSDAY NIGHT

BERKELEY. Nov l6-Citizens Of
Berkeley. aroused by the attempt to
murder Francis J. Heney and the un-
scrupulous tactics OF the grafters to
smother the prosecution, viii hold a
monster mass meeting in Harmon gym
nasium Thursday evening. under the
auspices of the citizens of Berkeley, the
University of California and town Off
cials. Mayor Francis Ferrier Will pre-
side and well known men from San
Francisco and leading citizens of this
city wifi be the speakers.
Charles 5. Wheeler. Rudolph Spreck
els. Arthur Ellston. Rev l. \ McCash.
pastor of the First Christian church OF
this city: Prot. +. p. Lewis of the uni
Nerslty and president OF the Berkeley
board of education. Prof. George X.
SITatton. +. N. Wilson. vice presldent OF
the First national bank; Prof. g II.
coin Hutchinson and Town Engineer
". i. Mcclure and a number of others
viii make addresses.
Denouncing the crime of the grafters
in their efforts to kill leaders in the
battle for civic purity and plea for
the continuation of the prosecution VIII
be the keynote Of the meeting.
Public utterances of the local clergy
from the pulpits yesterday in behalf or
Francis j. Heney and the circulation or
petitions espousing his cause and the
cause Of decencY are. IN the eyes OF
Berkeley's manhood. not strong enough
proof OF their faith in Heney and his
great work in Riding san Francisco OF
its graftersH and public record. signed
by- the assemblage. viii be framed al
the meeting and sent to Francis }:
Heney as an evidence of the support of
Berkeleyans.
Tomorrow night formal resolutions
inspired by the town officials VIII be
presented for adoption before the board
Of education and the board of town
trustees Both boards of public OH
cials are incensed over the attempted
murder of Francis J. Heney.
A mass meeting of the students of
the university will probably be held in
the near future denouncing the organ
ized grafters of San Francisco and urg-
ing all students and alumni Of the uni
versity to support the graft prosecu-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
COMMENDS STAND OF
THE CALL IN FIGHT
FOR PUBLIC DECENCY

Los GATOS. Nov 1s.-Dr. G. l..
Tufts of Berkeley, superintendent Of
the Pacific coast district Of the inter-
national reform bureau. addressed a
large gathering of citizens yesterday
touching upon the shooting of Francis
J. Heney. He said that two causes had,
in his opinion. contributed to the trag-
edy. He spoke earnestly on the bane-
ful influences of the corrupt press,
which he believed, had worked great
injury and had accelerated the spirit
of lawlessness manifested in Haas act.
DR. Tufts dwelt upon what he de-
clared was the need Of a Sunday rest
law for the promotion Of public NOR
conscience
.The stand OF the San Francisco
Call for public decency commends it
self to me-" said Dr. Tufts. and
have become a patron of this news
paper"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
A Simple Test Which Any
Reader of This Paper May Try

Do you know whether you are IN
sltnsd TO. o. have kidney trou5le2
Have you ever tried the simple test
OF setting aside your urine in bottle
OF vessel for twenty-four hours?
A sediment or settling in the urins
Indicates a diseased condition.
Science has today furnished proofs
that all the purifying that your blood
needs; IN fact. all that can be done,
must be done by your kidneys
They are the most important organs.
because they liter and purity the
blood.
The kidneys strain or filter out tho
impurities In the blood-that is their
work
When your blood is impure. nOxhinR
can purify Il bat your kidneys
To overcome these troubles take Or.
Knmer's Swamp Root. the world-fa-
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20 Nature. Cor swamp Root IS the most
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kidneys thai has yet been discovered.
II you mention our paper ard write
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for q sample bottle, they Will send n
free BY msIl--it will convince anyone.
You VIII also receive a booklet OF VAL
liable information. seEsng all about the
kidneys
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
RECIPE FOR PlMPLES
and FACIAL BLEMiSHES

At this time of the year, owing to the
varying diets. it is difficult to keep the
face and neck free from eruptions.
The simple formula below is given
out and is said 10 be the most effective
Obtainable for complexion restOrer as
well as for removing blackheads. pim-
pies and blemishes. The ingredients
are procurable at any we'll stocked
drug store. and are as follows: Two
ounces Rose Water; one ounce Spirits
of Cologne; four ounces Sartoin.
Put the Sartoin into pint OF hot wa
ter (not boilingl. and after it is cooled
strain through a fine cloth and add the
Rose Water and Cologne Spirits.
1t is an inexpensive preparation
which if persistently used. is said by
those who have tried it to produce
amazing results. even for the worst
complexions.