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New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

= = head YOU of Only remember YOU can stand
50 MUCH as these college sports
Vel I puts II q busy afternoon With some OF
nv reg lars. and He was Just THROWN or the bel
Al The studio for the DAY, when | has i phone cal
from Pyramid He Vaurs to know II | can Z come
over - -he hotel right away and take Lambert our
Wha-. He aint put YOU out Of business as
soon as this SAYS /.
Al could make out Vas snort ard grow,
and -re- Pyramid saws + l want 10 pick " hun
E-eE ID come along without ashIr any tool queS-
lions. Say. i i had been anybody but NJ. Gordon
fred that A. there been some language tt--lr
would have melted the wire but | always makes
allowances Tor Pyramid. Besides. Vas 5egI1rlir-
- wonder hat had gone |rong 50 quick . 1
sends word u Sadie that n billed 70 SIT up with
sick friend. and or / pixies to- the Reggie.
finds Pyramid IN his d-essIn room with one
t3J- all 1artagec up and restln on pillow "L-t
he's r-opped up II Al easy chair. putin away OF
furnace his lace that purple color he gets on " hen
he's good az -Iled
hand reception committee You look more like
one OF the parties to assault and battery case
What wrong with The OF hind hoot-
Suraturd ankle. g-3H-s Pyramid
d. Been t-s.-' 70 do some fancy JOY steps SAYS
-Ng" he snaps Kicked q baggage steward.
b. Vel. re--.' says / p. And he had q hard spot On
him How -houghcess. But where Lambert. 1ne
Greco Roman w-angler and Cambridge high-oroE.
IT. there" SAYS NJ Gordon. Jerkn his thumb
towards The next room. Take a look At him
rs d queer way OF lnrr3ducir a long lost nePheW
81 a. -
Gordon SD / rlptoes TO the door and peeks II.
Frs of | thinks there must DC some mlstahe
What was e,pcc-Ir vas one OF these broad cnested
chaps about seven foot high. but tins specimen II
r- red -h her chair j. thin c0sed shnEle breasted.
s-so- shoulderel youth with pale halr ad . com
r.ezigr about as ~Iddg as d welsh rabbit tie IS
vea-r spegtac.es with reg lar burtln gas lanea
II en- and he holalu q book about an lnch from
the end Of his nose AT that. Say. talln him t't'
and down buLgln brow, silky hair and al. ne mas
Professor Waldo Brownbread pushed back to the
primer class.
Z A little thing like some one shown up to look
him over don't attract his notice al all. 50 attrT
I've made nay inspection | goes back - PYRAMID
Sure YOU didn't grab somebody el7es nephew
of the boat SAYS
no such luck" says he Hes the right one,
ts5- enough.
Oh ~eu' says l. some Of these thin ones
have good stuff III en-. Maybe hes oEertra'nee--
Haven't seen him wran2le Yet. have You.
had enough has society the hat-hour On the pier
vhie he was getting his blasted traps through
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

testimony that this EXPEDITION Wa 2 -la- KIND
! -s- YOU s.Te II q name ---e- E5-- Ne Heard the
l. ii stars u.-a NJ Gordon -e..@ me .59u- the
rz--asr II his thar COMM over --1--- Lr.I---
England. says How -1z-. ! -l9U-I-
yl- v-a- Scotch I-.sa from Ey--sri--e Illinois
Then he exp -a--5 l-E- -1i5 -a--'1e-- pa -eS -7
r--- . -e-47 lr marriage. l- being ne S21 y q
.- II II- Gordon --5- VIE She married a.
e.-- -1-T 10 -----+ ---,.5,.-- ~
smashed nm up So -@- ne l-- - D.. ~ r.
f-- together again Iha- leaves 4-rs bat--r7 "-.--
z ---e-Eea--9-E boy ard v-a- damages she -l-i.-
c.--e-- from The railroad
E5.r - look II -Ea- -a-- a- P--s-l-t Gordon s.
,5 5---s -Ls- u hard -,-l- tale n this KIND would
C--- his -8u. about as Ea-l a. S-.-- t- -i,---A--
J. -ae back H--h a piece - --5--t- pc - ~
t-= Job u --lr--- I-- p. 7-g- --- ----
y55~- and orphans ~ large -- see ~ -a- ne does
e some one Le knows 2-- because the -a.@
Ea--es had planned .- moving -a-A among MS
f.- .--s r..---- the r.- educated -l=-e Pyramid
.- So F-..+ .--.-- -...-..- al the bills f5-
= d sausage skin Is full .. meat -A-t "-r-- ~ "a
ma .e-5 word that -l- job Is finished ne sends pas
s4z- money and invites La--le-- - r4-e -li- '.e7
8. ---- can -a-l- about 81 -a- he j o. V--E = all
He expected that afternoon -aa.
~ Ga--9r dom l1H much. a-- Z ea7E -
,7 z-..- -.-- ---. .,..-- The e.4- L-a--.e--
himself man me tlt--l --.t-r ~ ----
t--- -a- he s KIND 9t ggt -le-e 9E proxy lie tells
f.r. MANY wears Young baEres has been a. AN
bridge -he prlzes Le IS E1-- a-- the .--.-e1i-- --7
he has q night o. Hra- a--e- has name.
He wrote rle l4=- s-------e-. says pyramid,
Il -.s- he was first w-a-gr~ goo
That So" says / They have e-e-- names
f- some of th-.- college athletics. l9- they
Kind u Al expert 1.l the MAJ. Is he
Whr. no says A- Gordon te --e-llt---e-
something about g-a--a-i--. ana - o--
--Sf- i-7s-t.- some KIND IF r4-e- polo. Is
GOOD he's vel ruuscle5 wei ~ a----.- You
Il showing hlrn the roa-- l guess,
Pg--arrid grIns and says hr IS p-sr---1 some On
S-I-' that And say. l could see tle blueprint
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

Re. that ras q Ea-- AO- C9- I
-n--.k / ! H. 4 law stretch Ike -ha-
-.-5- rl- exercise. d. El-- No. l.
am r 4 s.g- The comp ~ a-E worse
.l-a-- usual T. Only means -la- -
snE about fJ-- hundred io--ars
worth u =.---1e-. and -r- night
bank EJ- Z open U----- eleven 2. ~
Yes. I was 9u- 3 -----r -a-- -J- me.
ru- before rgu hand 9u- any gags
about s-.--.- lie -r- ME Le- Il
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

plans Of how q ce-
tain college strong
bov was about 10
have the time Of
Ms life for when
i comes to buylr
pleasure NJ Cor
don IS certainly an
easy sperde- He
alwaEs wants the
best II the house
and his method Of
pIcElr i out Is 70
order the most eX-
persIve things on
the bill Of fare
axe an uncle with
them habits one
thai owns j sixty
horsepower car
and hi-es q suite
by the year At the
$ Reggie and
who wouldn't be q
r-otugal nephew
That means
v5u'll be crawll-
II here about next
Monday, says /
with vour tongue
lOOktn Ike the
back Of q Teddy
bear But l expect
there 5 no use rTE-
.-- :
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

Pyramid Well YOU
take him out for . lev hours or so and # YOU en-
JOY MS company. I-I,u make YOU present of him.
Bring him II here. viii YOU:
With that l steps IN where Lambert was followin'
the lines with the end OF his nose taps hun on the
shoulder. and SAYS. " Break away. Your dear
Uncle Pyramid wants YOU 10 come to the 'front.'
En-, Eh! What's that" says he, as if he was
comm out Of q trance
On the Bokhara for you says / Cncky
wants TO make YOU acquainted with ne
And when I've led him ont NJ. Gordon gets
through the ceremony without Wastln much breath
Lambert. SAYS he. In handing You over for the
evening 70 Professor McCabe.
All" saws Lambert. his face lghtin up at the
last words ike rum Onelet when he waiter touches
her of on the tray Delighted TO meet YOU pro
To look At him you'd expect q squeaky voice
pitched about four notes above the stan but It
n0thin Of the kind. He's got reg lar basSo-
auctioneero set OF pipes, and when he speaks he
O1rus II Ike the last call for dinner the din
ing car But It clear NJ Gordon va I I stuck
On hearln any more Of II than he could help.
take care OF YOU. kotu NJ Bayness things, and
before Lambert can indulge IN any more conversa-
tlor the Jap. valet has bundled him up and bowed
Us towards The elevator.
1t IS quite q relief. | assure YOU SAYS Lambert
II ms deep chest notes Is We steps into the cage.
70 md myself once more II intelligent company
BInr," saws | That's one for Pyramid.
Lambert beams on me through the half-lnch
glasses and goes on with. And "hat Is Your char.
Ne" saws oh. mine is d standing up job
most Of the tine I'm a professor Of physical
culture.
On the side" saws / Passin the medicine
ball and glove exercise Is my specialrles | run
health studio. Got me framed up now
He had and It was good deal OF shock. /
makes a stab at irwin to Sooth HIM down.
You do q little IN the gym line yourself. hear.
saEsI Just w hat is this wrangln stunt OF YOURS,
SaE the look he gives would have trapped q
hot potato II YOU mean my rating n higher
mathematics" SAYS he. VIII tell YOU. as | tired
to explain 10 my uncle, that the term |rangler has
no reference TO any kind of athletic sport.
There We had II. and | could feel myself shrlvehn
up as Lambert throws me the seornful glance
Never mind SAYS GU dldn pick me
out and | don't know that I'm tched TO death
with YOU. but while ere kuockIn around together
weu try and forget how much better We are than
each other Is 1t a go>
Lambert hardly knew whether II or not. and
I didn't understand until atterW ards how much |
was 4skin OF hlm. BUT he'd got me interested,
Lambert had | wanted to find out just hat there
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
Showing Things to Lambert

And Wh4r Is Your Char. Professor '
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

That 5 what made he
kick that internal
steward. And now
here | am laid UP like
q confounded cripple
and cant get away
from him Shorty. for
heaven 5 sake take
him out to dinner
And what then =
says l
don care says
he Lose him. drop
him off the dock
ANYTHING Il Vou
don't bring him back
Al all. II make It
two hundred
Now. now SAYS
[. For q fond and
induigent uncle You
are givIn the rankesc
exhibition l ever saw.
Aw. fudge. Nr Cor
don This amt any
way to treat q rela-
tior even # he don I
loom up well on the
start. Give him q
show. Nav be he ain T
half 50 bad as YOU We
sized him up
Think so SAYS
Pyramid .. Well Won
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
BEWARE OF STRIPED ANIMALS.
An Old Circus Han Tells of His Expe-
rienees in the Nenagerle.

An Old Circus Aan Tells of His Expe-
riences in the Nenageries
Show me a striped wild aniBal and
/ win show you vicious one" said
J. r. Brady of Ringing Bros circus
to a Kansas City Times man. Il have
had to do with wild animals now for
good many years. womb tell you
how many, because I am getting old
enough to feel the weight of these
time posts--and l have never yet
come up with a striped beast that did
not show mean traits.
THE hyena is so cussediy mean
that | leave MIN severely alone and
+ generally put him in a dark corner,
where he ca padpad TO his hearts
content The tiger is another striped
bad one. Even kitten tigers hiss and
scratch and hump themselves. show
ing tina the meanness of their nature
is In the bone A nimble young tiger
would rather fight than eat. A full
grown tiger will fight to a finish with
anything that walks, but it is more
cunning and does not take so many
chances as the exuberant youngster.
"Zebras are puny little horses with
Atripes that give away their tempera-
ment Every now and then YOU hear
of sebras broken to harness Well
haze seen a few of them, but they
didn't go far before something else
was broken beside the zebras' mean
nature. In the contrary, spotted an.
imals are apt TO be gentle and teach.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
OEITUARY.

Rear Admiral Jackson McElmell Of
the United States navy. retired, died
aged "A years.
J. F. Hanson, United States consu
lar agent at Neuvitas, was found
dead in his berth on Pullman car in
the Union station at Pittsburg.
DR.. Louise Frechette, the F'rench-Can-
adian poet and known as a leading liz
teratuer and a personal friend of Vic
tor Hugo, is dead at Montreal
Judge Clark. auditor of Wisconsin
territory. died at the residence Of his
son-in-law. J. A Hughes, adjutant gen
eral Of Kansas, at Topeka
J. NJ Browning, president Of the
Western Anthracite Coal company,
the St Louis and OFallon railway
company, and prominently identified
with other business inter -sts o. St.
Louis. ia dead
Sister Mary Xavier Matthews n
daughter Of James Matthews. a pho
neer resident of Kenosha and a mem.
Der Of the Order of the Dominican
Sisters for the last thirty-six years,
died at Mercy hospital in Chicago on
Sunday. 81 years Of age For many
years she taught in the convent at
Sinsincwa Mound, Wis, after which
she was In charge Of a mission at Ga
lena. ILL.,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10

able. The giraffe is the nlihest
| thing on four legs. 1t makes rue
think of a red-cheeked country girl
who wants to run from every
stranger. The spotted species of the
deer are inst as timid Of course
there is the leopard, rather bad an
imal but he is an exception
Sometimes lions name is marked
with uneven black circles. When
this is the case it is wise not to get
too familiar. 1t is the sign of a bad
streak somewhere in Leo's makeup.
Every time that any of them mixed
with other lions in the big exercising
room at the winter quarters. in Bar
aboo big row took place and the
lion with the striped name was sure
to be in the midst of it.
Animals with solid color from
the crown of their head RI The tip of
the tail generally turn ont to be well
balanced. The black tiger is rather
against this theory, but he, after all,
is an unfair example, because his
spots are plain to be seen when the
| light is strong. The elephant is good
natured and obedient. The camel
takes life easy and doesn't seem to
worry about anything so long as he
is left to MUNICH by himself. A bear
with fur of several shadiRgs is a
bad one to take risks with. Bears
are not much good, anyway, to my
fmind.
The polar bear is the meanest o.
them ali, His coat of solid white goe:
against the notion that an unvaryins
color marks the animal as being level
headed, but this is only an exception
The tapir is a harmless beast ant
rather affectionate. The lama Is ;
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

Tw eulyOne business houses OF the
business center OF koker. okla, were
burned The fire started at s p M.
and he loss Is $4,000.
The Houghtou County Mich, Street
railway company has been eniolned
from doing any work upon its pro-
posed line from Calumet to Morawka
at amy point where the line may cross
the proposed right OF way OF the Cal
umet aud La Belle company
M1fe than 1000 land seekers were
on hand for the drawing for the irri-
gated lands under the Twin Falls-S Sal.
mon. idaho. river project O c. foul-
con Of Greeley, Colo. drew ticket No.
Il, ettitling him 10 his choice of il
quarter section OF the tract
Reports that the sheboygan Chair
company and the Excelsior Wrapper
company would shut down temporal
/ lily on account OF slack business
/ proved to be uniounded and boil
plants will continue to run with the
4 same force as has been on duty tol
some time
/ John G. Hately. receiver of Zior
/ City. has announced 10 Judge Larfli
! that the legal troubles of re commun
1ity founded by John Alexander Dowit
have been settled and its lega
troubles closed lie therefore pre-
scented his resignation
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
The Flag HboUe
tbe Scboolbouse

A school girl asks, What Is The
use OF flag over the school ho1se?"
The very question shows that the flag
should be over the schoolhouse, an
object lesson in teaching the boys and
girls patriotism Without that EN-
blem of a free country, with all that it
implies, there would be no free school.
1t is fitting that the starred banner OF
free America should unfurl its pro
tecting folds over the American free
school under whatever circumstances
everywhere.
Il is fitting that the school boy. the
school girl, should come to know
that patriotism--loye OF country-is
paramount to all other love below the
canopy of the skies, outside the home
where mother is
1t is fitting that the youthful stu.
dent should learn that the history of
this country, from its infancy bla
zoned in thirteen stripes to its ma
turity respIendent in forty-tive stars
is embodied in and inseparable from
the peerless flag waving over the
school house: that alb the noble deeds
OF peace and war associated with our
triumphal progress in the onward
march of the nations, are enshrined
in the cleaning colors of the grand
old flag, that Is now floating over the
school house.
Today baby fingers, from the pri-
mary department OF your free school,
graspng a slender cord, may raise to
the masthead the flag of the free and
fix it there
The greatest monarch of the earth
sitting upon golden throne, wearing
a jewelled crown, welding an auto
cratic scepter over myriads Of servilc
subjects and hireling soldiers, rein
forced by an ironclad feet invinciblt
as the Spanish armada Of Elizabeth
dav was supposed to be, dare NOT tea
it down againt oh, no;
THY banner makes tyranny tremsle
Three cheers for the red, white an(
bluet"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
FOREIGN

THE bubonic plague continues al,
La Guayra. several cases being re-
ported daily The port of La Guayra
still remarus closed
large barge laden with Chinese
prisoners has been capsized In the
Amur river aud elghtyniue persons
drowned
Repeated earthquakes occurred AT
Ya'ta, Russia Four Of the shocks
were especially heavy The tnhabt-
tants He'd from their houses and spent
the rest of The night To- the streets
aud on The quays
Il is reported hat 1A0 we'll armed
Afghans hive made incursiun into
Persian territory and have occuplc 4
Regain, town ahont $50 miles south-
east Of herman
The Mexican Congress has tdopted
restric, immigration 70 the extent of
enforcing a rigorous physical eNamiu.
alton on all who wOuld enter the re-,
public. ard % bar Al who We're found
go be suffeFng with loathsome or CON.
sagious diseases
Baron Edward Scheiuvogel left 81
/ Petersburg for Siberia To- replace
Emjlio Sirtor as chauffeur OF the
Italian 2ust car In the New York to
| Paris automobile race.
Three girls and eleven men We're
sentenced to death by toug martial
| for attacking a post car az Sokolow
! ON the Nistula railroad. last January
A bomb thrown at the car Killed twC
and wounded ten soldiers and rail
road employees and after the car was
wrecked The safes We're looted
The first court in Berlin for juyen
) lie omenders founded ON an Ameri
can model, inaugurated its sittings
The tribunal used 4 civil court So as
10 keep the youthful prisoners 80 TAI
As possible away from criminals.
The Russian duma commi sion wtricl
has under consideration the drink
question. has reported in favor OF re
placing the Imperial eagle on tbs
labels OF vodka bottles BY the skull
aud crossbones and appropriate wara
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
TRAGEDIES

Mic Brotzky Of Berlin, Wis, suffered
the loss Of his sight by premature
blast at the quarry.
Twenty-year-old Paul Wcznech of
Stevens Point. was possibly fatally
, hurt while playing ball being hit on
the forehead with a ball
Unable to satisfy his craving for
liquor with whisky. John Badke, OF
shebovgan, aged 81 years. committed
slow suicide BY drinking nearly a
quart OF wood alcohol
Elenore Kline. years old Of She
boygan, was literally cooked TO death
in pail Of scaldlng water which had
been set upon the kitchen floor By the
mother who was about 70 scrub The
child died In agony
In a desperate attempt 10 save her
self from a runaway, Miss Elyira Mil
Ter. aged II years, of Batavia, Wis.
leaped from a buggy at bingham,
breaking her neck and fracturing her
skull. Death was Instantaneous.
Guy A FulD formerly OF Iron
, bDU- W +IiAsg a. otAntAi al TIE 4lI'Al
gan Agricultural college al Lansing,
was drowned in Red Cedar river while
taking q canoe trip w W Fuller
father Of the deceased, now resi- s
at Sault ste. Marie. Ont
Mrs. Alma Ruoff. Of Providence.
r J., aged 30 years. wife Of a mer-
chant took her own life and that Of
her baby girl Is months old, by inhal-
ing gas at her home No cause for
the deed has been found
John Mckinley, a Duraud Wis. sa-
loon keeper, fell from The back porch
al Edward Brcnnig's building into the
Chippewa river The water was only
five feet deep, but he never came to
the surface The deceased was about
As years of age and unmarried
Lewis L. Barney, formerly a bag
gageman on the Milwaukee road be-
tween Portage and Milwaukee. was
electrocuted by a live wire while at
work as an engineer for the Maryland
Electric Railway company at Annapo-
lis. Md He was As years of age Six
thousand six hundred volts passed
through his body causing instant
death Mr. Barney formerly lived in
Portage
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
DOMESTIC.

Reports from all points In The
north estimate the gold output for
the coming season in Alaska al SO.
UO0 Nsa
Four men robbed the State Ban.
OF Cuba, Kansas. aud escaped with
between $4,000 aud $4,000 after 4
fight with citizens.
ONE fatal case of bubouic plague
has been officially reported at st.
Thomas, d. W L. and two suspected
cases are being watched
Indictments were returned by the
federal grand jury al Los Angeles. Cal.
against the Southern Pacific company
for alleged rebating involving twenty.
nine counts.
One man is dead. another dying,
and third is under arrest as re-
sal, OF a fight between rival gangs OF
Italian laborers employed by a dredg
ing company al Long Beach. l.. !
A touring automobile with party
returning from Coney island was over
turned while speeding up Ocean Park
way. New York, and two OF the men
were killed Two others were seri
otlsly bat not fatally injured
Senator Thomas F. Gore, the blind
orator from Oklahoma. entered tn
Episcopal Eye and Throat hospital AT
Washington, and will begin treatment
tc regain his sight which he lost
nearly thirty years ago.
J. r Hanson. United States consul
NJ Seuvitas. was found dead in his
berth Gu Pullman car IN the Guion
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10

Washington. May S0-At 4:3O
O'Clock the senate adopted the report
Of the conferees ON the Aldrich,Vree-
land emergency currency bill. by the
decisive vote OF 4S to -, and thus
Was taken the last congressional step
necessary toward the enactment OF
emergency currency legislation. legis-
lation toward which congress has di.
rvcted It's principal efforts since ii
convened last December The result
came unexpectedly soon. but not unit,
the senate had been we'll worn uut b.
the albuster
Opposition tactics were begun -
Senator Ia Toilette, republican. OF
Wisconsin. when the report was taken
up by thee se-&te Friday, and being
prosecuted rs him all that night were
continued Saturday by Senator Stone,
democrat o. Missouri. and Senate 7
Stone held the floor for six hours sad
a half almost without Interruption.
and Senator Gore spoke for someth ,ng
more 'nAn two hours.
Il looked for time IS II the fibus.
,erers might be able 20 continue their
tactics we'll into. 4 not through, the
night. and during the afternoon some
CONSERVATION was created IN the sen.
ate by report this time well authen.
ticsted. that Sene,ov Jea PAWS was
on his way to Washington a9d would
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10

station at Pittsburg He was about
AZ years old and was on his way to
Washington from Chicago
Allentown, Penn, was thrown into
state OF excitement by what is be-
lieved TO have been an earthquake
shock The shock was severe enough
TO rock buildings. rattle windows,
clatter crockery, tumble down two or
three shaky chimneys and upset small
children
Rev. S A Coffman. who murdered
his wife two weeks ago. died in the
city hospital at Fairmont. W Va,
from nervous collapse He was to
have been tried on a charge Of muir
der He is believed to have been
mentally deranged.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
June ii is flag day.
Beware of 0intmentS for Cataria
that Contain Mercury.

as mereary will surely destroy she sense Of
smell and completely derange tie whole
system when entering IL through the mu-
cous surfaces Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from reputs-
BILE physicians as the damage they Will 40
derive from them. Halls CAtarrh Cure,
manufactured by r. ] Cheney & Co, Te-
ledo o., conteins no mercury, and 10 taken
internally, acting directly upon the elooe
and mucous surfaces of the system. In buy
Ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you gea tns
genuine II Is taken Internally and made
In Toledo, Ohio by e. J. Cheney Co
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, T5e per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation