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that &C harl ie' PERHAPS SHE SAW WE
stood for Char LOVED EACH OTHER
lotte, as is common in England, and
not for Charles. | shall institute in
quiries." Then, evidently written later:
Lieutenant Aston seems to have
had not relative in the world. The
child is undoubtedly his, but 1t will not
be claimed by any one. have decided
to send $50 month to the Grays for
Its support. This will give its life an
added value to them, and they will
rear it more carefully"
Here were all mysteries explained.
The child was kept carefully and some
what secretly because it was a source
or revenue. At my uncle's death the
income ceased, and a stranger was per-
mitted to take the child away.
Il have name for you at last" said
|. mot my sisters. Charlotte
Il would like Hida better" said she
softly. "You called me that first"
Mrs. Gilbert has had this book since
the day after Christmas" said l, "ol
the next at the latest Why did she
hold it,"
Perhaps she wanted us to wait lit
tle."
Perhaps" said !, "she saw Just the
very truth, that we loved each other
we must always be very kind and
sweet to her." said Hilda
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>
from a very es-
tt m a b e a n d
charming young
III a t 70 n, Mrs.
Leslie Gilbert,
W h o s e som E.
what misguided
charities had oc-
ca sionally ap-
pealed to my
pocket.
Mr.. Conner
will tell you a
surprising sto-
ry," wrote this
lady. Il would
have liked to tell
you myself, but
he insists upon
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story; the Gold
en- Bush mine
merely stands in
the background
as a source Of
amuence.
| W as five
years old when
the Delphic was
lost. With my
father and moth
err and infant
sister | had sail
ed from Liver
pool in this Ill
fated We s S e |,
which was in
collision before
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course. w nat d1d
II mean?
"That is a vol
ume of my I'M
cle's diary" said
|. Beyond ques-
ton we s b a | |
find here the
answer to our
riddle, the solu-
ton of all our
doubts"
| took 1t from
her hand.
"T b e e arl y
j un e d a t e s
should be the
ones" said | and
W Guild h a V e
opened the book,
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scription had
q Il t e prepared
me for this, yet
| would take no
risk of error and
therefore had the
child brought to
me. If this waif
really came from
the DELPHI /
think it is the
supposed son of
First Officer AL
ston, whose body
was found with
it upon the raft.
According to the
list. there were
on the Delphic
Charles Aston
ii n f a n t. and
nurse | think
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- WERE are two matters which
may help to give me a nook
u of your mind for a few min
utes. If you haven't heard Of
one, you very likely have heard of the
other.
First, l am the only original sur
vivor of the Delphlc, that was lost at
sea in May of 1887; second, in partner
ship with Tom Campbell l discovered
the Golden Bush mine in Idaho. The
wreck of the Delphic figures in this
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Bills Of Moment
anansasagIansH HaRaR aH4HaaaHsHaa8Na
BY coRDELL.

coRDEIL
70 Confer Upon the Justices Of the Peace Jurisdiction Of the A'o" for the
Entry
for Juste Courts Declaring an Emergency.
BE ENACTED THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OKLAHOMA
In jurisdiction
The peace shall jurisdiction
Of
propoy.S
section Any justice proper county power
Inquire
same
unwfuly
orebe
held that
unawfuly
planning to
be had al against
holding their
rendition of
which administrators guardians
partition parties posses.
otherwise shall proper
defendant is
e anu II
which is not to
provisions preceding section
Section court
actions brought under this article shall
by either party
Section party desiring to commence an
action this tho premises
the which which notice
shan be served at oast three having
esscrbed premises
not issue herein unt the paintig shall
have nd his complaint writing the Justice when
shall particularly describe the detained and
shall entry and detention or nm
unlawful hie peaceful or lawful entry of tho
wren with the place Of abode If he cannot
be found notice leaving copy thereof with
some person twelve in the
notice t- ~rsr,rv,v7~u.
Section The shall state the
cause Of omrn the served and
returned as IN other copy thereof
with twelve premises sought to be
days before the day OF trial
appointed justice
Section If the appear In accordance With the
feuona Of the summons and shall properly served the
Justice SHAH try tho though present
Section No continuance longer period than
eight days unless the defendant give an undertaking
@ the sufficient surety to be approved b mo
Justice conditioned for the double the rent
that Judgment against the defendant
Section 10 the place trial changed or
neither party demand day OF the summons the
justice shall Try the evidence he shall CON
ciud that The enter Judgment against the
Judgment against the defendant plaintiff for eu
lion OF premises and costs suit complaint true in part he
shall render Judgment part only ana costs shah
be taxed as the Justice shall IS and equitable
Section H. II jury be party the proceedings
unu the mpaneIns thereof shall other cases The
Jury shall p9 sworn Cor affirmed vol determine
whepr @e eenplant pnun about 10 be laid before
them is according evidence II the Jury shan ana ma m
plant true they shan against the defendant not
rue then general verdict guilty. part then a verdict
settling forth the facts they find true
Section T. The justice verdict upon his docket and
lsneer such udsment in the action Il the authorizing the findings
o. such verdict has been o bo true by bnselr
Section - opinion Of The aseo IN ea.es upar
' head upon queshoqs Of law party whether tried
s-----------.------
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c. n HASKELL.
Governor.

Governor.
The following bills were read see
ond time and referred as Indicated;
House Bin No. 200, Committee OF
insurance.
House Sin No 600. Committee on
Judiciary.
House Bin No. 7oi, Committee on
Pharmacy
House Bin 10. 7o2. Committee on
Appropriations
House Bm No. 7os, Committee on
Pubic Buildings.
House Bnl No. 7ol. Committee or
Legal Advisory
senate Bm No. 3ti. Committee on
Public Service Corporations.
senate Bin No. 3sl, Committee OF
Legal Advisory
Tho Conference Report on House
Din no, 3S1 was concurred in by the
following roll call vote:
Ayes Abbott, Allen, Anthony Arm
strong Cof Kiowa), Baldwin, Ballard,
Banks. Beck, Bowdre, Boyle, Briggs
Branson, Bryan. Bntlcr Carson. .casteol
Cope, Crouch Day Deyerlo burst
Earle, Farley Ellis, Ezzard, Faulkner
Fisher Harris, Harrison Cof Hughes)
Harrison (of McCurtain), Hart Haw.
kips. Hendrickson, Hobby. Holland,
imddleston. iludson, Japp, Jesse,
King Lindsey. Lockwood. Manus,
Martin, Moore Murdoch McCalIa
McAdoo, Mccants, o'Neal. Paschal
Pendergraft, Porter. Putnam, Rainey
Reeve, RatliG, Riddle, Rider. Ross
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THREE STATE MEET
HELD tN AUSTIN. TEXAS

Norman. Okla Mav Veams frota
The oklhoma university ana ihe agr.
cultural ard mechanical college al
sullwaior are m Austin Te1as for
me iiufpose Of parliellodng in ihe In.
lefsiate university track meet THE
.Oklnboma university team Is headed
Ay Ariie Reids the best aii-aroaua
athlete in fhe state
The University OF Arkansas. the iinl.
verliy nl Texas. he a. toilara
OF Texas and ne southresicfr nui
yeffin oi fokqs. with ihr ollohons
schools. compose lhc nanitill Iae
schools,
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THE logan Cuunty Bar Wiil meet m
adiunrned session un TUESDAY. May
~, 1908 at . O'Clock a. m al the
county court room for iho purpose &C
neriectiug permanent CraHniyaiiOu.
and also for tho purpnee Of attending
in a hody before iho supreme court ef
ne state 90 participate n ihc memo.
rial services iO De held bg said court
90 memory of B y lcsier nso a..
ceased former clerk OF said supreme
court and a former monlher of lhie
bar snid supreme court having sot
apart hiny =. la08. lnr such sefticos
JOHN pENEREyN. President
W n. WAnnnN. hner.iMrn.
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YESTER-
DAYS HOUSE
JOURNAL
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
nresidlne.

10 . CLOCK, n. m.
House called to order, Mr.. Speaker
presiding.
| Prayer by the Chaplain.
Roll call--Ali members present ex-
capt Ashby, Broome chappon, Dur
aam. Evans, Jarrett, Smith (of Gus
teri, Turner. vandeyeer, Armstrong,
! Cof Choctaw).
Excused-Mr Fraser, one day, bus
ness; orcutt, three days. business;
Chastain, one day, business; swengle,
one day, business watrous, one day,
business; stagner. one day. business;
iopes, one daY, business.
Petitions-Mr. Harris iEtroduced
petition from the citizens Of Carte
County. which was referred to Com
mi;tee on Revenue and Taxation.
Another from the citizens of Carter
county, referred to Committee on
Legislative Department
Mt yandeyenter introduced pc
tition from the Delaware Indians.
Mr. Ralnoy introduced a petition
'rsm the citizens Of Atoka county.
Mr.. Jesse introduced a petition from
The citizens OF Ellis county. Referred
o Committee on Agriculture
The following communication was
read.
Albertville, Ala, May z 1908.
Hon A. s. Riddle.
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Dear sir-For the stricken people
i Albertyire. thank the Legislature
If oklahoma through you for their
senerous contribution. IN this dark
hour OF sorrow and suffering that has
come to us we pray God to bless and
keen you all.
Very sincerely yours.
HEGAR JACKSON,
Treasurer Relief Committee
TIE following message from the
GOVERNOR was read:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
TIlRTYsEvENTH MESSAGE
Guthrie Okla. May 3. 1908.
To tho Legislature:
1t is an old time saying that "a
fitch in time saves nine" Applied
% the affairs Of government this cid
aging emphaticaly applies TO the care
Of our orphan children. Protect the
children in their tender years, give
them good start in life, and you have
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THE STATE or OKLAHOMA, .......... COUNTY.


AS practicable:
THE STATE or OKLAHOMA .......... COUNTY,
The oklahoma Of ...... County:
Whereas entry and detention Cor for
he fobe bo) following described
premises te-vt: lately .
plaintiff ,......... defendant Judgment was
day .. A. d. ~. that the plantR have
restitution Of
therefore
forthwith promises plaintiff to
restitution the
hc said defendant make
LOT this mako
day Of ....... A. D., ....
A. b, Justice Of the Peace"
The officer receiving writ
tho restoring posson prem
upon other
Justice
proceedings Immediately
premises have
Immediately place defendant in
The proceedings costs
faxed thereon.
Section is That all and
be- and the hereby repealed
Section H. An prcscra
lion Of the public
effect from and after passage approval
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
Guthrie May 9th. 1905
COMMITTEE ROOM COMMITTEE Oh, JUDICIARY
Mr. Speaker;
We Committee judiciary
No S59 by corden entitled An
jurisdiction property beg
report that
turn the sane with TIE RECOMMENDATION that pass
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good citizens, which insures the state
against the burden necessary to sup
port the adult in crime ANA disobe
diencc TO law Every dollar spent
TO properly raise our orphan children
is q certainty Of many dollars saved
ia prosecuting and furnishing adulI
criminals.
In Atoka county is located the Muir
row Indian Orphan Home, which By
the provisions OF our constitution was
rscoguIzed as an institulion WORTH.
TO be exempt from taxation. Tha,
institution represents tho faithful and
unselfish effort Of Rev. ]. S. Morrow
who more than fifty years ago bega
his Tie work Of love and labor foi
our needy in the ohoctaw Nation
Through all these long years his un
selfish devotion to the helpless one
has continued. His institution has
been Of inestimable benefit to chat 10
cality The State can do no better
work either Tor charitable or gen
eral beneficial standpoint than to aid
this institution
l most earnestly recommend that
You give it an appropriation TO aid
in the care OF the orphans.
Respectfully
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Whereas. II has been made 10 an
pear TO The undersigned. Governor cf
The state of Oklahoma, that on the
I'D day of September, A. d., 1907. at
Wilburton IN the county OF Iatimer.
State Of oklahoma he crime OF muir
der was committed IN this, to-wi. .
That oliver Swan was murdered, and
that one r. H. johnson IS charged
with having committed said offense.
and,
Whereas. The said r. IT, Johnson
has not been arrested.
Now. Therefore. (. q. H. Haskell
Governor as aforesaid, by VIRTUE of
the authority vested IA me by laN 10
hereby offer and proclaim thai NE
said state of Oklahoma win pay as D
reward the SUM of Three Hundred
$500 00l Dollars for The arrest and
delivery of said II - Johnson TO the
sheriff OF Laiimer county
In Testimony Whereof have here.
90 set my hand and caused 90 be hero.
unto affixed me- great seal Of the
State of oklahoma
Done at the Capitol AT Guthrie. OK.
lahoma, this Sch day OF May, A. u.
1908.
c. a. HASKELL.
lsEAll Governor.
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iands. shearer sksen. Smith Cof
DeweD, Smith (ot Delawarel, smith
tof GranD, Smith Cof washita),
stettmund, stvcrs, Stone, Tabor ram
~. rillotsou, Utterback, vandeyenicr,
Workman, whitehurst, whitson. VIII
iams Cot comanchc), Williams (of
pusiunatahaJ, MIR. Speaker, CMurraw.
Total ST.
Nays Arnsirong (of ChoctawI
Ashby Broome, Brown. chappoL
hastain. Dutant Duraam Evans,
Fraser Jarrett, Johnson Jones, Lon
ION, McElhancy. Murley, Norvcl, or
utt sherman, Smith Cof Custer.
sneison. stagner stevens, swengle
Turner, vandeveer, watrous Wilson.
Totai-2s.
on motion Of Mr. HarrisonC Of
lughes), House BIZ no 4S4 was re-
considered and re-committed to Com
nittee on Coal and Asphalt Lands
The following reports Of standing
ommitttees were read.
Mr. Speaker.
We. your committee, having had
under consideration House Bill No
64s, by Rainey and Duraht. same be-
ing an Act relative to commercial rat
ing, beg leave to report that we have
had the same under consideration and
ereNith return the same as amended.
by the committee, together with draft
j amended bill
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Nj. speaker:


We, your committee on Public Ser
ice Corporations to whom was refer.
red House Bin No. 1916 by Branson. en-
titled. AN act giving every me-
chanic builder, african, workman. la
borer' or ether person who shall do
or perform any work or labor upon. OF
furnish any materials, machinery
fixtures or other thing toward the
equipment or to facilitate the opera
don ETC. lien upon the road beg
leave TO report that We have had the
same under consideration and here
with return the same with the recon
mendaton that it do not pass. for the
reason that the subject matter is COW
cred by House Bill No. 5S by Crouch
lTo,,tf,,,a1 -, 49,. y
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completely changing the entire bod.
into clean, healthy condition. -hou
sands Of cases cured by 3 B. p. after
.all other treatment failed
RHEUMATlSM OR FOUL CATARRH
with shoulder pains. hawking OF
splitting. headache, earache, even old
stubborn eases Of piles are quickly
cured by Botanic Blood Balm (B. B
.BD. because these troubles come from
Blood Poison b. b. b purifes and
enrlchcs the blood. You feel thai
LIES worth living from the vcry FIRST
dose. If you have either RE2umatisp
on Catarrh just try b. B, 81 and you
viii set well surely ana quickly
Watery bllstors open itching sores OF
.oh kinds, an leave after treatment
with B, 9. g.. because these troubles
are caused hy Blood Poison while
3. 3. 3. kills the poison, makes the
LlOod pure ana rich end heals the
sores and stops the itching forever
BOTANIC BLoOD BALM, (B. 3. g.
ia pleasant aud safe 10 take. composed
Of pure Botanic ingredients SAMPLE
SENT FREE hy writing Blood Balm
Co. Atlanta, Ga SOLD BY DRUG
GlSTS. or sent by express. 81 PEh
LARGE BOTTLE, with complete al
reciions for home cure Sold In
Guthrie, Okla by r. 3. Lilies Drug
Store. Call or write.
Many people suffer from Blood
Poison and don't know IL Read
symptoms Easily cured by 3. Q. 6
n yon have aches and pains q
bones back or Joints. ltchingl Scabb,
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McCALLA,
Chairman.
NJ. .speaker.

VIZ 1oVVdhVI'
We, your committee on Public Ser
lice Corporation to whom was refer
ed Senate Bin No. 81 by Taylor. en-
MED: AN act recurring railway
rains to be equipped with an emerg-
ncy medical case and supples,0 beg
cave to report that we have had the
anne under consideration and here
With return the same with the recon.
aendation that it do not pass.
EzzARD,
Chairman
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BY a jury or otherwise.

Section a. Where Judgment restitution by
Justice he shall the attorney
writ of execution thereon which
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Continued on page ~
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
LEGAL.

SALE OF TIMRER.-Meeker, Colorado,
April II, 1908. Sealed bids marked outside
Bid, Timber Sale Application. March ss,
1908, white River" and addressed to James
A. Blair, Meeker, Colorado, will be received
npt to and including the 18th day OF May.
l.pS. for all the live timber marked for cut
ting by the Forest Officers on designated
area OF Approximately 3s7 acres, located In
approximately Sections 10, 70, 70 and 30, T.
s., X. 81 W., 9th p. NJ within the White River
National Forest, Colorado; estimated to be
al00Oo feet, b. NJ of live Engelmann spruce
piing. log scale, more or less No bid OF less
and deposit of 500 must be sent to II. B..
Crnmer, Fiscal Agent Forest Service. Wash
lngton, ID. c., for each bud submitted to the
supervisor. Timber upon valid claims Is
exempted from sale The right to reject any
and all bids Is reserved. For further in
formation and regulations governing sales,
address the undersigned, James A. Blair.
Meeker, Colorado. 4-ls-5-16
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which ground said owners have no

which ground said owners have no
title, came in for severe criticism.
They will be notified that the
streets must be cleared and will
be given an opportunity to move
them to some other location.
Fire Chief Bryant had the floor
for the next half hour. He want
ed four new plugs in localities
where he said it would be ex-
tremely difficult to fight a fire, as
the hose would have to be laid up
hill and this would make the pres
sure insufficient. He also. wanted
such plugs as were out of condi-
ton repaired, and wanted them
tested once month. Had spoken
to Mr.. Lyle about it and had
been offered a man to test them
every day if the chief so desired.
He also asked the board to al
low money for the purchase of
basket" wagon to accompany
the reel, which would contain the
coats, lanterns. and chemicals, as
these things now have to be
brought on a second trip, much
valuable time being lost. The
matter was referred to the fire
committee. His report, read at
the last meeting, was accepted.
Signs prohibiting splitting on
the sidewalk are to be put up at
once.
a letter from the Strawberry
day executive committee asking
that nothing except amusement
attractions. be licensed by the city,
and that vendors of merchandise
be charged a license that would
equal the expense Of the resident
merchants in getting their goods
70 the city. the committee believ-
ing that such competition was un-
fair and unjust to the business
men. The matter was held over
until the next meeting.
Trees for the newly graded por.
ton of Cooper avenue will be or
dered and put in place, and those
which have been set over the city
md which have died are to be ia
ken up and new ones planted at
the expense of the contractor if
the city finds that the contract so
reads.
The board went into executive
session for an hour when the reg
-llar meeting closed.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
TAYLOR GUILTY
SAYS THE JURY

After being out "a hours, the
jury in the case of John T. Taylor
of Aspen, charged with the mur-
der of his wife, returned a verdict
of murder in the second degree.
Five days were allowed by Judge
Shumate to file motion for a
new trial. The penalty under the
verdict is from 10 years to life
Imprisonment.
This marks the close of the sec
ond trial, the first being held at
Aspen. Taylor was accused of
shooting his wife through the
mouth with revolver, then car
rying out her body on the front
porch, and placing the weapon
by her hand to give the appear
ance of suicide.
In support of the suicide theory
sensational letters were produced
in which she claimed that she in
tended to end her life.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-25
SHosHONE LABOR
TROUBLE SETTLED

An amicable settlement OF the
troubles at Shoshone was reached
this afternoon when the Central
Colorado Power company put into
effect new scale of wages.
AT the time of the strike the Of
ficials at Colorado Springs had
well under way the new scale and
the walkout of the workmen sim
ply hastened the date of putting
it into effect, as it was originally
intended to assume business on
the new basis the Goth of this
month.
The company has never seemed
to in any way try to take advan-
tage of its employees and the con-
cession is not derived by force of
circumstances but the increase
would have been given the men
voluntarily. The company is now
ready to proceed with the work as
outlined before the financial de-
preston and the Shoshone camp
will soon assume its former ap-
pearance Of activity. The wages
for skilled labor are to be the
same as in the Leadville district.
Other labor will receive the same
price as is paid in all railroad and
construction camps in the state.
The raise is from 124 to 25 per
cent on all classes of work.
Below is table of the new
| scale:
Shift boss, 8 hours, $4.00.
Machine men. 8 hours, $500.
Machine helpers, s hours, $500.
Nipper. 8 hours, $3.50.
Muck boss, s hours, $3.50.
Muckers, 8 hours, $500.
SINNERS, 9 hours, $500.
Tool sharpeners, 8 hours, So. $50.
Blacksmith, 9 hours, $4.00.
ITorseshoers. 9 hours. $4.0O.
Helpers. 9 hours, $2.75.
Carpenters. 9 hours, $3.50.
Linemen. 8 hours, $500.
Compressor men. 10 hours. $500.
Operators. 10 hours. 1925.
Oilers. 10 hours. 1926.
Skilled labor, underground, 8 hrs,
$500.
Skilled labor, outside. 30 cents per
hour
Teamsters, 10 hours, $3.50.
l
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THIS Is SAID TO HELP MANY.
Mix This Simple, Helpful Recipe
and Try it, Anyway.

Get from any prescription phar-
nacist the following:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
half ounce: Compound Kargon.
one ounce; Compound Syrup Sar-
,aparilla, three ounces.
Shake well in a bottle and take
, teaspoonful after each meal and
1t bedtime.
The above is considered by an
eminent authority, who writes in
a New York daily paper, as the
finest prescription ever written to
relieve Backache. Kidney Trouble.
Weak Bladder and all forms OF
Urinary difficulties. This mixture
acts promptly on the eliminative
tissues of the Kidneys, enabling
hem to filter and strain the uric
,cid and other waste matter from
the blood, which causes Rheuma-
,ism.
Some persons who suffer with
The Affections may not feel in
.lined to place much confidence in
his simple mixture, yet those who
have tried it say the results are
simply surprising, the relief being
effected without the slightest in
iury to the stomach or other or
ganS.
Mix some and give it trial. 1t
certainly comes highly recon-
mended. 1t is the prescription
Of an eminent authority, whose
entire reputation, it is said, was
established by it.
A druggist here at home when
asked stated that he could either
supply the ingredients or mix the
prescription for our readers; also
recommends it as harmless.