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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
EXPRESS CAR sURNeo.
Contents Oestroyed and Messense'
Barely escapes With LIE.

CIARLOT TFsSNfIsI.E. w. JuTN To
A through cypress car from Atlanta
10 Srv York a;tarhcd 10 a north
hound Souihcrn train was completely
Dc Stroy.d hv frr asst evening hc'~"cn
North Garden and Arrowhead. Al
tho contents were consumed together
with wsv-hIIls and other rcrgrds MOS
scRgcr King harsiv had time 70 90 ar'
from the rar The famcs wore as
covered Lv \ youth st Rcd Hill. WIZ
.irna,,cd ~. engineer. The train va
brought 10 stanGstill, bit by th'
time the burning car could he sac
tracked IL vas a!moS; entirely con
sumed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
CONNECTS OvERPOWER
GUARDS AND ESCAPE
Assault HIM With Stones, Take His
Guns and Hike to the Noun.
tains.
Especial TO The Daily PressJ

Especial TO The Daily PresS)
ORANGE. VA. July Il. - {. W.
browning. in charge Of several coynicts
on the road near here. was this morn
ing attacked hy five of the men
struck With a stone and knocked down
and ovcrpow red. after which the con
victs took his guns and male then
escapes.
Two Of the mon were later capture
near Madison Mills. The other thrc
are still at large. They are belle; On
10 have taken - the mountains.
large hodys OF arm 4 men are in pur
suit
The ESCAPED mOnyicts are william
Thomas. John Flown. Joe VII. Ri
ward Gibson and Charles Alan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
MURDER CASE IN WARWICK.
Arthur Smith, . Negro, on Trial to'
His Lite.

judge TAYLOR Yesterday c"",.
the Circuit Court OF WARWICK 'o'", ,,
for the regular July term. v"
at.Iv after court convened me a.
Of Arthur Smith. charged win n'nI,
dor was taken mp and his trial Is NO"
in progress. , ,,e
smith IS charged with cutting 'nt
throat of Susan Banks. negro "o
man seycra months ago. The cr'"',
occurred on the river short souih o.
Chcsapcakc & Ohio coal pier No. u
In. Ia understood that the defense WI
inter- a plea Of insanity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Studying Both The Democratic and
Republican Platforms 10
Make Comparison.
WILL LAY STRESS on IlJvuc'|0ns
Mr.. Taft Plays Golf Every Day and
Says il Is Like Medicine to Him
Will Attend the Ded. cation Of New
Courthouse at Germantowp. az,
VIII Not Talk Politics.

! HOT SPRINGS. VA. July I3.-Be
ginning the work of writing his speech
OF acceptance OF the presidential uoml
nation 10 be delivered in Cincinnati
on July *. Judge William H. Taft To-
day made Il careful study aud compa
riSon OF the Democratic and Republ..
can PLATFORMS. Ever since his nomi.
nation the many conferences he has
had have involved discussions of
every phase OF the political situation
and have had reference to conditions
In all parts of the Union. or all the
plankS the of platform, that relating
to injunctions is proh\ ly the one tina,
viii command the greatest attention
how much has been said on this
subject in reference TO criticism from
Democratic sources having been made
on his record while on the bench In
respect to the process of the injunc-
ton and the two parties having adopt
ed planks on that subject which are
liable TO play an important part in the
Mr.. Taft will declare his
position on this important question in
forcefnl and unmistakal:e terms.
Senator Warmers Speech Brief.
Senator Warmers notification speeCAI
short. The letter of-acceptance VII
treat public questions at great F"sS
and will not be forthcoming for several
weeks. ,. -,
MIR. Taft today began his work by
,,okinp over his mail and debating
few letters, after which he went I'D
the golf links. , h,
Il will play golf every day nc
said as he started out this morhihs'
lust as | would take medicine Ju'se
Taft today accepted an invitation 10
attend lie dedication OF the new co"..
bcrse NJ Germantown. five miles from
Hot Springs. next monday: He sara
ba would not make a political speech.
hu, that ne would possibly talk ABOUT
the administration OF justice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Samuel Gompe's, President Of The
American Federation, Visits Fair.
view and Holds Lengthy
Conference.
BUT eonPEBs WONT STUMP
He Declares That the Republican
Convention Absolutely ignored the
Labor Question, but That Democ-
rats Acknowledged It in Their
Piatform-Mr. Kern Also Pays a
Visit to Fairview.
(By Associated PreSs)

FAlRN lew, IIl\NOlLN, N.Y.. july
l.. - Samuel Gontpels. President o.
the American Federation OF LABOR
will support William Jennings Bryan
in the coming Pr sidential campaign
In political circles today this an
nOunCt ment overshaduwei all others
even the arrival OF John W. Kern
the vice-Prs sidential nominee.
While Mr.. Gompers' support was
promised TO the ticket, he specifically
denied any intention of taking the
stump in the coming campaign.
Reports gained currency thai the
labor leader WOULD speak for Bryan.
but he made no such announce ment
He left Fairview, after fifteen min
utes' interview with Mr.. Bryan. At
present it is belle we'd there will BE-
no need for Mr.. Gompers' services
in any oe esa not exps sR's and Mr. Com
TO sneak publicly in the campaign.
g. Republicans ignored Labor.
The Republican convention. Com
ners asserts. ignored the demands Of
labor. while the Democrats acknowi-
eyed them in their platform. Ills
course, he says. is plain. and he Will
do what is d, manded of him in the
interests of labor as best impressed
in the platform adopted at Denver.
AS the situatior is at present, Mt.
Gompers' efforts can be better eN'
pended elsewhere than on the ros-
trum.
In his interview with Mr.. Bryan.
Mr. Gompers was attended by FRANK
Morrison. secretary of the federation.
and James Duncan, also leader or
labor.
The representatives of organized
labor and the vice-Presidential NOM
inea. John w. Kern. and party reach-
ed Bryan station" by the trolley car.
Mr.. Bryan in his negligee. fedora nat
and alapaca coat, went out to greet
them
"Ah. there is the vice-President,
said the leader of the ticket. SHINING
and extending his hand. Mr.. Kern
shook hands vigorously with the stan
dard bearer of his party.
VIII Carry thosSHa.
The Presidential and vice -Presheh
tiaI nominees, arm in arm. led the
way 10 the Bryan home. followed by
the labor leader. Abraham Simmons
dele gate-at-large TO the convention
John +. Osborne. member OF the state
central committee Of Indiana. and l
s. Jackson. chairman of tn" commit
tee. Jackson. after taking with MT
BRYAN. declared that inLiana woui'
go for Bryan by ten Thousand votes
He based his predicts ion on a can
yass which. H. said. he had Del
making since the middle of January
lie anticipated the enrolment d"
many Roosevelt Republicans on IN
Bryan list.
Mr.. Bryan told his visitors that
had BEEN reported he would make
front porch campaign. He was by n
means certain Of this. but admi'te
,ha; he had promised to make
speech in Chicago ON labor Gay. Asa
from this date the candidate for IN
Presidency had made no plans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Husband AWakIDg Suddenly Fires On
Figure Near dis Bed
DER SCREAM; REVEAL mistake
Husband Calls for Policeman and Am
buIanee and insists on Being Punish
ed-Police Are inclined to Believe
Young Mans Story.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July IL
Misiaking his bride for burglar. VIII
liam A. Thomas. 23 years old, fired
upon nrr early this morning. she
fall to the floor. a bullet wound in her
abdomen. Her scream of agony re-
ysalad the mistake to the husband.
Mrs. Thomas was removed to hos
pital. A policeman. attracted by the
report of the revolver. arrested the
husband. He was held 10 await the
result OF his wifi S injuries. hrs'
Thomas is II years old and was
known before ncr wedding as the
prettiest girl in the neighborhood
Because OF the heat. Thomas was in
that condirion which is half sleep
hal; wakefulncss. when a noise from
another part of the mouse aroused him
Had Burglars or His Mind.
MANY burglarics have recently beer
! committed in the neighborhood. ano
! the man jumped TO the conclusion
that thieves were in his home. VIII
his revolver. he silently crept into th'
hallway. He listened inteEtly. In
noise was repeated. II came IRON
anoii ,er room OF n" second Hoor
Thomas held his revolver ready To-
| immediate action and made his va!
down the hallway. II was eXiremeI!
dark, He saw something white g'i'
Su, OF the bathroom door. Thoma
fred pointblank at the object In white
There rang out ;he arnnized scream
os his bride.
i've shn: my wife" Thona
screamed 10 neichhors. send ior
policeman and an ambulance. "
opcncd the front door. and wom'
came In aud attended the ""uhne
, woman.
= Wishes TO Be Punished.
y Il want io ~ punished for THIS
rroancd ThomaS. w. said nc va
ss,i.aod whom the door Of cell va
locked hch.nd him.
, The polio, while putting crehenc
, In Thomas recital 81 tho manner !
; which :he shnrt ing occurred, arc H'a'
, ing an Investigation. ard " b"a'
on; his story. the police viii ask &c
his release cn small bail. Mrs. Tnoma
max i've The Thomases have be
Imarricd only a short While.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
eRooM HANDLE ~ STOMACH
YOUNG Athlete Suffers Torture from
Accident

RICHMOND. VA. July Eng
condition. ef HuVa Throckmort"n. OF
oslyrne's Turnpike. Hcnrico codniE.
who Yesterday accidentally stuck tue
handle Of a broom in his abdomen. ~
lowering between life and DEAN AZ
the Memorial Hospital today. u va
repcrtes this afternoon that young
ThTockmorton was no be'tcr. "'
NAV die 10 peritonilis seis tn.
Throckmorton. with s"Vcra' oh''
boys. was trying 10 SO which co"Iu
iursp the highest Tho groom han
the shisk pari upwards. H""''rr' W
jumping Throckmcrton turned " w
side down. and stuck tho broom M
mis- stomach. He suffered t'rT'O''
rain. . =. %.
An operation will probably hc n
c~ssary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
prohipi,ien DELEGATES Meet.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. IUly u p'.''
form OF ono plank confined to tn'
single Iszuc OF prohibition u TIE ob'
;erf ~ a move started at tho Open,
inc scssion Of the state pronihi'ion
convc,,inn this afternoon hy T'mPo"
az chairman II. l. Peek. vi Sandush'
and tho struggle viii 10 r:.rrle' -
national convention on Nean"S"'s'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Butler Given Iiefrty.

RICHMOND VA July 49,,
C Butler. slayer Of Jonn ,. Hairneln.
v snjnVing hiE liberty. af'"r hasI"x
newt 'he greater par "f 'h" SUMMIT
in Jail. 1890, ,o.,;
Tn. verdict Of tho huEiirzs GOV, GOV.
,,,-,, Ss,prdav afternoon mad" Butler
A., free mar. lie will probably retuIn
70 the rositGnp he held as nikn.
v,,cbnan At the Forbcs pack'hs
plant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
MYSTERIOUS AUTOMOBILE nvllIu
Case Looked Like Suicide But Ls47
Theory Developed Evidence Of Fesl
PIay-6ody identified by cold
Brooch and Hatpins-Miss prssS
Was About to Visit Eriends. q
tBy Associated Press).

p 'Roi, ~ l., july 13.--Tha bod
OF the young woman found Saturday
hoaling In Tears pond has been taeS
titled as that of Miss Hazel I. Drer!
daughter of John Drew. of this citys
Identification was made throuah
brooch which was found ON the waisk|
and hatpin which was found II !
: lack straw hat o. shore about tvt11s
ty feet from the spot where the botIS)
was found.
1t was at first thought that IL!
girl might have committed susctds
but this theory was dispelled hv ~
autopsy which showed that there wa6z
no water in the lungs. proving thsf;
the young woman did not drown. a1tl6!;
that her sknll had been fractured IT
a heavy blow on the back Of tiu1I
1t is supposed that the uurs1 =
took pl1ce at some other Mace. - ];
ma sinH sru Sacv tpssFs - x 49,
eide +
and then ne AicSnxered list .
ing bundle Of clothes Was =
body, He Investigated and nce1
the authorities Of Rensselaer, cosl 81
here.
investigation by Garvin C. OiBrieM
district attorney fthe county, -se4 Is
the Identification of the body by ~
girls father. John Drew. Of 400 FoufsE
avenue, and tine discovery that a.
had been missing from the home
professor Cary since friday, July -;
! On that day the girl had gone q
SEQ her sister and mad taken 30
clothes with her in a grip. She IT,
iher sister that she was going to -
lsoma friends at Watervilet, near H.
and that wa sthe last seen Of
alive.
detective Kaye learned that mye
lrious automobile, with lights OH,
Ibeen seen taking the road past ~
POND at a terrific speed on the n
Miss DIR. y disappeared. This ants
h;le was seen by an innkeeper ~
rio.s 4. along the main road and ~
Ia FORK leading past the pend.
iautomcbile p4ssed the inn with ~
ientiy four people in IT,
shortly afterward with only thtss
ple in II. When the BODY va
lin the pond ne girls hat ana g.
were found on the hank. psaeeo
: sucb a position by the slayess
. give the impression that the et
nlaced them there nerseN ana
mitted suicide. 80. =
, When the district attorney -
County Detective Kaye e1anniaee ~
hodv there was found heavy
at the base Of the skull.
plainly resulted from blow 49,
= heavy metal instrument. An 49,
: w.s ordered and the corpAer
, that the girls skull h teea ~.
|. itu-sa. The autopsy also showea
!se,,h was not due to drowninG
Mr. Drew. who early To-Day sew
clothing taken from the cospS
!, MIGHT and brought to this cffy.
!, Looked very much like the cso
In, his daughter. but he w4s ~
Y ,;reIv convinced Of the idepta
Q until he saw the brooch, wbaee
@ The initials II. I. D." and the
g vh;cb was marked with an
4 body. which is at Averih
/. described to him, and he ssso
!, ,scrintion correspondent esse1V
Ina. Of his daughter. Otnesy
,hers CT me family agreed =
: father. ~~.~~1I
q age and attractive In aypearc<
y The girl had NOT oeea
II before she was s'Ai"-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
MUST STILL Relhl 1 Pa|slufl
SLAYER Of Stanford White Making .
Desperate Fight for His L'oersy-
pis,oooinsed Because wife Was Not
In Court Neutrality-suspicious. Wants
Prisoner Kept IN Jail.
nv Assocja;ed Press).

WHITE PLAINS, n. V. July Is. -
Proceedings in Harry X. ThaWs APP
plication for a jurv trial to Diet rhine
h. meu,a, cond;''cn were ioday ad-
journed until the :.cptember err ci
the Superior Court ~ Westc1es'si
comfy. tn arrangement ~as en-
,cr.d into before judge Miiis. ny
Tbaw.s counsel and District Attorney
Jerome. of New York In the maan-
time Thaw will remain in iis" cssto1I
of Sheriff Chanlrr. OF Du'ch"sS c"sf''
". ana will stay in the ;aii az foash
keePsie.
tn. argument . adjourn pToce, "
: ing Until the September term ma"
been uttered into Nv stipn' ''i"r %!
| district Attorney jerome. OF Ne"
ycTk. ana counsel 20. haw bc'oTc me
! case was called :oaaY. When I'M
| Stimulation was pTes"TieI - iu1g'
| Mills in court he said at first ne ''S
\ no, aprove the argument 'nasmnch u
| counsel were not sy- I'D IS % ~her'
| Thav shouId rcm~iu IA the W antimc
representative Cf Ar. Jerome Th'
| vas pres ut finally t9:Ecd IN the ss
ones, that Thaw ~ rcu'andc" 6" 'r'
pcushke.pzie jaiI AFTER NJ. dorscbaa
ser had thrcatcnc' Ia withtraS tfo''
tho argumsut AMI insiS, Ipon an IN
mo, late bearing on the main I'o'n; ,
issue.
| In CHARGE Of Sheriff.
Justice Mills then gave his sp''T"'a
10 tho proposed adjournment aaa q
r.c, d ih.1 Thsx be -cmandei
the county jail of the Dutchess roan'
r sheriff untH ScDtsmeer n. VIE
he viii BE- again produred beior
Judge Mills at white Plains and n
xumrni viii bc made on the apple;
ijon fo- a jury trial Tsav "xPec
cd his wife 10 mEct him IN the COW
room here today end rS2rf So. h'n
|, r.If greatly disappointed wien she ID
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
wbi,ehead Loses chaSse1S9
Rv Associated Prcss). :

ATLANTA. GA July II.
Thornton. Of Atlanta. retained v L
s,cs title Of the Southern Law
NJ. Association by defesfise -
nd q, virginia. In the cH.s'e
ro-na. 81: So: Is here tosax:
The champion completely 49,
a Wb,teicsI in the arsi fvS
nn, IN I've third waItchcsd -
easy victory. -
Alter this hes, Thornton rss
ovsrcome nv hest. but recovey
ron nv taking the last -
Tnetournament vas cenc
this match
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Marched N Review.

tn. PROGRESSION vas formed IN
r,bata,iral order. Australia Iradin
Win tho exception that The EnFf&,
smoking races came last. the Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
IN CHARGE Of sh-riH.

Continued on Fifh fage)
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tConiInucd on Page Eighty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
emily Newspaper published IN
Newport News that receiver the
full ness report Of the Asso.
elated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
the WeAThER

Local rains and not qulta -
warm. Tuesday and Wsdneo.
day. light to fresh winds, nsose
iy west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-23
"a Good Name at Home'

"Is q tower Of strength abroad"-and the
excellent reputation of C. I. Hood Co. and
their remedies in the city Of Lowell, where
they are best known, inspires confidence
the world over, not only in the medicines
but in anything their proprietors say
about them. If Made by Hood It's Good"
"Ibelieve Hoods Sarsaparilla the best all
round family medicine known today" MRS.
G. d. FARLEY. $50 Wilder ST., Lowell Mass.
4 recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to any
one" JOHN B. DUFFY. II Auburn Street.
Lowell. Mass.
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from taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
keep in the house for all the family" MRS.
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Il consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the best
blood purifier in the world" Mrs. JENNIE
Z. CARLTON. 113 Liberty St. Lowell. Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-23
HOSPITAL AID.
"A Worthy Organization
and It's Work,
Its Object Is Assistance TO
Augusta City Hospital.
Movement on Foot to Establish Per.
manent Free Bed Fund.

This organization began its work
with the opening of the City hospital
10 years ago. by furnishing and max
ing up all the bedding, towels and ia
bic linen required for the institution.
These things have been supplied each
year together with nightgowns, sur
geons' gowns and any other articles of
the kind required. The amount of mon
ey spent by the society for this work
in the past 10 years has been about
$1,000.
Besides this the Hospital Aid Society
has maintained j free bed for the past
eight years and for this $3.50 4 year has
been paid, making $1,000 more
In 1901 the Aid gave s41J for the new
t,riliZtr ard in 1902 800 toward fit
ting up the new female ward. The next
year S232 was given toward the eX-
penScs OF the elevator and Sn.,2 to
furnish the loan closet for the use OF
til, district nurse.
In 1904 new laratori"S for the oper-
ating room were furnished for which
$3.50 was paid and in 1905 $50 was con-
tributc.i toward reducing the debt OF
the property. These gifts amount to
$iOr2 spent in this work.
At the annual melting Of the Hospital
Aid his year it was voted to cstab-
lish Il Permanent Free Fed fund, for
which $4,000 is required. TO start this
funl $a65.sy was put at irteres; and tn"
society hopes to add to this each year
in Sufficient sums to reach the full
amount within comparatively few
vars. That this may b. done Withou.
in any way Interfering With The other
work dcne by the Ali it il desired that
the membership may be- greatly IN
crea d.
At that me, ting ii was decided to
endeavor to interest the men of thc
city in this work, and for that purpose
a committee was appointed to secure
their subscripticns. The membership
fee is 81 q year and a1:v man, who has
an interest in this good work will help
much by giving the same 20 the COM
mittee, or, in case he is not personally
interviewed. by sending it to the treas
urer Of the Aid, Mrs. +. r. Purinton,
Green street
1t is earnestly hoped . larger num-
Der Of women Will avail themselves of
this opportunity of helping on the work
of the hospital. Sometimes people feel
they should not belong to the Hospital
Aid because they cannot spare the time
to work. but they should remember that
the payment Of their dues annually is
great help and there are others who
can Go the actual work. Nor is it neces-
sary that anyone should wait to be in
vited to belong. All are welcome ard
the larger membership Will help TO
make the work less
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-23
WELL BEHAVED WALDO.
Report Of County Attorney Shows no
Commitment to State Prison.

Belfast, Me, Jan. 2...-tSpcciai)-
County Attorney William p. Thompson
Of Waldo county has submitted the
follow irg report for the year which
ends on the first Of November and has
been Forwarded 10 the attorney general
New cases, two larceny. one assault;
with fclonious intent, Is assault and
battery, one against chastity. one
cheating, two malicious mischief, one
nuisance and 40 liquor law violations
NTH % others. The total cost OF prose-
cution was S2O61.26. The fines and
costs imposed as sentences amounted
to S45iS.75. collected s1s4s,75, suspended
to await the law court decisions S2i0o
One charge was quashed. five no.
pressed on payment OF costs. ~ no.
prossed or dismissed. 81 resulted in con-
victions, four acquittals, las continued
open, II continued for sentence, IL con-
tinued because Of appeal to law court
five iail sentences imposed. II fines
There was no commitments to the
Maine State prison and no cases were
tried during the year which We're OF
sufficient crime to have sent the
prisoner there should he have been con-
victed. The general conditions in this
county have improved in surprising
degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-23
SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA.
Itching, Burning Skin Disease Routed
Without Use of Injurious Drugs.

Great inventors often have been
praised for surrendering the secrets of
their discoveries. Practically the
same thing happened in the medical
world in the case Of DIR. Decatur d.
Dennis. the eminent skin specialist of
Chicago.
DR.. Dennis, in his own Office pra"-
tice, discovered that pure vegetable
oil Of wintergreen, properly mixed
with other simple remedies was
practically a sure specific for Eczema,
psoriasis, BARRIERS itch, salt rheum.
and other itching skin diseases. But
the Oil of wintergreen alone was found
ineffective. 1t required other mild
ingredients such as glycerine and
thymol compounded with the winter
green to produce the real eczema
cure
This compounded d. d. d. Prescrip-
ton positively takes away the itch
at once-the instant it is applied 70
the skin. This vegetable liquid dos
away with deleterious drugs so long
used in an attempt to doctor the blood,
whereas modern science has deter
mined that eczema is first and all the
time a skin disease
If you want to know more about the
merits Of ID. d. d. Prescription. call at
our store. We Vouci for this remedy.
Bowditch. Webster & Co of Au-
nsusta. Jackson, Bros. Gardiner,
ESpauldng Drug store. Hallowell.