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New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
TO PRESERVE SPRINGS
GoUernor Calls Special Term Of Su-
premc Court for Saratoga Cases.

Albany, July 23-With view to bringing about
a prompt trial of the pending actions instituted by
the state TO prevent the continued pumping CT
carbonic acid gas at Saratoga Springs Governor
Hughes to-day called an extraordinary special term
OF the Supreme Court TO be held in Albany on Sep
ten.ber 20 next. and designated Justice William 3
Andrews, of Syracuse to preside
This action followed a suggestion by the com
uissioners of the Saratoga state reservation. ap-
pointed recently by the Governor to acquire springs
at the spa for a state reservation for which an
expenditure of 100000 vas authorized by the last
Il gSlature. In letter to the Governor the COM
mission says the owners of some of the Saratoga
springs ARE Systematically AMI openly violating
the prohibitions of the pumping law, and are
Systematically and almost contemptuously dis
obeying the mandates Of the Supreme Court. which
require abstinence from acceleratng pumping
The Commissioners-Spcnccr Trask, Edward NJ.
Shepard and F. y. Godfrey-say that under the
continued pumping they cannot correctly value the
spring properties proceed to acquire them, and
will not 90 so until the validity and effect Of the
anti-pumping law shall be settled one phase of
the case has already been carried to the Court Of
Apreals
IF the policy approved by the Governor ana
Legislator in the enactment of the statute OF 1879
says the commission. and the consideration which
dictated It be sound the obstruction of the pro-
cedure of our commission by such unlawful prac-
tices is injurious and caamitous to the state
as we'll as to the prosperity of Saratoga"
Governor Hughes a copy of the commits
sions letter to Attorney General O'Malley, with a
communication, in which he said:
Il agree with the commissioners that it Is Of
great importance 10 the public interests that the
issues presented in these actions in any other
cases involving similar questions. should be speedily
determined and that the law Of the state should be
- a,for
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
BENEFICI4RIES WIN.
Court Denies Injunction asked by
Relatives of Mrs. II. +. Strong.

Justice Brady in the Supreme Court. refused yes
terday to grant injunction restraining George r.
Branson and Edward Strong Burtis. as executors Of
the estate of IIarriette Fleet Strong and Bridget
Egan and Maria F. Banks benefciaries under her
will. from disposing of any of the property OF the
estate. There is action now pending to nave
Mrs. StronSs will set aside invalid. and IN ask
ing the injunction six of her nieces and nephews
as petitioners. alleged that the testatrix. who left
an estate of $275OOO. was incompetent and OF un=
sound mind and that fraud and coercion were re-
sorted 70 by Branson and Burtis In the drawing
up of the WILL which made them benehcaries OF
of the estate Branson is vce-president OF the
Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company and a fire
insurance adjUster No. IS William street. lie
lives at No 3O1 West 1O6th street. Burts, who lives
at Larchmont, Is president of the Larchmont Sup
ply Company.
The petitioners were Ella c. Fischer. Edward B.
Keeler, Anna II. Babcock. Gardiner r Underhill,
Tracy Underhu and Harriette Strong Graft. They
declared that neither Branson Burtis re-
lated 20 Mrs Strong, although the latter says he
a nephew Mrs Banks. another Of the defend
ants, sister Of Mrs. Strong. According to
the nieces and nephews, the will Cf the testatrX'
which admitted to probate on April %. 1909.
valid instrument. The heirs at law and
blood relatives seek have the court declare that
Mis-. Strong died intestate.
An affidavit in the motion decided Yesterday said
that Branson and Burtis financially IRE
sponsble Branson answered this allegation by as
sertinS that he vas worth $-@o.uO ana EorlS Silu
that he owned a majority of the stock Of the
Larchmont Supply Company and that his income
was $4,000 a year
The witnesses 10 the VIII OF Mrs. Strong were
Margaret Oliver nurse and Abraham a Silver
stein. lawyer Branson, it said, was her
business adviser
The relatives OF the testatrix say that alienist
treated her in March. 1901. and that she cured.
but that in March, 1905 her mind again became
affected. BranSon a member Of the COM
mittee appointed for her.
Justice Brady says in his decision that, while
the statutes require him to deny the motion for
the injunction, the estate had perhaps better re-
main untouched pending the termination Of the
original action, In which a temporary receiver is
asked for
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
PAUL MORTON RETURNS
CONDITIONS IN EUROPE.
Equitable Head Found Them Prom
~. ising-SGeC Hartman.

: Paul Morton president OF the Equitable Life As
srrance Society, returned yesterday on the steam
ship I-usitania from a two months stay abroad, 10
be present at the celebration Of the golden jubilee
OF the insurance company next week With him
on the trip was J. O. Sessions. one of the COM
panys chief representatives IL England Mr. Nor
ton before he hurried 10 his office, spoke briefly
OF conditions in Europe. particularly in France,
Great Britain and Spain finding them OF good
soro1uise for the most part. He also spoke Of
conversation he had with French government
official concerning the listing Of Steel common on
the Paris 3uurse.
While abroad Mr. Morton spent day with z. II.
Hartman SeInmering G1r. Hartman. he said.
was Tot getting complete a he should,
as found If impossible to keep his thoughts free
of business. Mr.. Harrimans brain, he said, in
lEisted graphing with problems of finance, even
fsgainst the railroad mans wish and his desire 10
rest He said he had found Mr.. Haximan's physi-
ls-sl health much improved.
( Financial and industrial conditions in Europe
are generally good.' he said There has been a
marked Improvement in Spain. The country seems
no have recovered from the war. and things
improving right along. The chief thing working
against improvement is the burdensome taxation
there but the people used being taxed heav-
ily and not complaining
In France il is different While commercial and
financial conditions appear TO be all right there IS
e considerable feeling Of restlessness.
There has been much talk about the proposed
5isting Of American securities the Bourse.
5gestion that perhaps the way could be cleared for
sthe listing OF American securities If this country
would make few tariff concessions tod
him there was nothing doing for the bulk Of the
American people were not at all Interested IN the
success or failure Of the plan, and would not con-
slider any such arrangement Moreover. / tod MN
that the prosperity Of the American people was
growing 10 such an extent that the opening or
closing Of foreign market would not make IluCh
difference one way or the other
France is looking for too much from Americans
anyway The American people are spending great
deal Of the money goes into that country. and
sf Americans stayed away from France and
travelled in their country for year or So
France would appreciate that fact much more
than Il seems TO dc now.
PERSONALLY. 1 am Indifferent whether France lists
any American securities or not American securities
are only bought France for speculation When
they are bought. they held for little while
and then sold back Us. and the profit stays IN
France. can nothing to gain in seeking France
a market
THE chief thing agitating England at present Is
the action Of Parliament the Budget, and the
changes in taxation which may ensue. Because Of
this, some restlessness is to be Observed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, july % 1000

- -'N" 1OAhI I Iludy, July Z3 1910
ARRIVED
10 the ec any of savannah Fisher Savannah yul ~
quarantine at 40 a m anu mdse Left
steamer Tan tBrl. Nielsen Tanamao 4. 81.
the Bar at 1:30 a m - WIN AIult. Arrived
Steamer ROmsdal tNor, Skos,or4
Ia the Cuneo Importing co with 4 n,ssacod hVe days
arrived at the Ear at midnight. .2i 'se's ana fruit
Il ana Hayans ~ - III era cruz July PrpRreso
", - passengers mails and mdss Arried a IS %
- Steamer Lusitania tRr. Turbner Liverroo, ,,, -
- 10 the Cunard SIS Co IRA ,., - sha
J al I ~. o'S steease passengers. mails and ,dse SIS
Steamer Fl Sglo. Prescott CaIv...
A-VAt quarantine
-, steamer Cgeechee. Pickett. Brunswick Iut- % .
m -0'' Quarantine
steamer Californian. Blake Puerto N., -,
the Bar at 3 m. WIN muse Arrived
steamer Ani7nca. Hammond Cristobai Tulv ,e . 49,
8 Line with l49 passsnrers
anu hdse Arrived at the ''se'S' HlaliS
SteaTner Louisiana tFr). Morvan Uavre ~, 20 =.
Cumragnie Generate Trans ~ 10 the
l4o steerage passengers and mdse ArrvsI am
- steamer Banes pam. Colson. Port Maria fp, = ,
tae Ouheo importing Co. with fruit Arryed AZ 49, 80 DO 20
steamer TUSCANY t3rl. Crichon Rosario Inn. On -
at the Bar D m '-' WIN muse Arrived
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport N.w. ~. .,,.u
70 me Old Dominion Ss Co. with passenser. arS s
Left Quarantine at 2:ST '1 muse
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
AMERICAN ACQUIRES BELL CONCERN.

Pttsburs, July 23.-Absolute control of the Cen
trail District and Printing Telegraph Company. the
local Bell Telephone concern. is TO pass into the
hands Of the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company The directors of the local company have
voted unanimously TO accept the offer of the latter
concern to exchange fifteen shares OF its stock for
sixteen shares OF Central District and Printing TeIe
graph Company stock This is the basis Of s135 for
the local company's stock s144 for American
company's stock. NJ. H Bueher, general manager
Of the Bell Telephone Company. said: This deal
is but part of movement by the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company TO consolidate all
the Bell companies in the United States under one
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
SAVING ALBANY & HUDSON RAILROAD.
Holders of All Kinds of Securities Asked to
Deposit Them by August Is.

Holders Of first mortgage bonds. preferred and
cornr7on stock of the Albany & Hudson Railroad
Company have been requested to deposit their
securities with the Trust Company of America on
or before August 15. This Is in accordance with
REORGANIZATION plan formulated by committee
consisting Of Nyror T Herrick c. Il Rossiter and
r. 4. c. Smith in anticipation of foreclosure under
the first mortgage, suit having been instituted for
that purpose
The Albany & Hudson Railroad Company sue
ceeded the albany & Hudson Railway & Power
Company. whose property sold under fore
closure on February Il. 1898 II has Sl00o.PO pre-
ferred and $500 common stock and funded debt
of 100000. Raymond H. Smith, general manager
Of the road. recently appointed receiver ap-
plication OF the Trust Company OF America.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
FOR SUBWAY IN WHITE PLAINS AVENUE.

A large delegation representing the rapid transit
committees of Williamsbridge. Wakefield and Van
Nest conferred yesterday with Commissioner John
r EustIs Of the Public Service Commission. IN re-
gard To the construction of a new subway route
along White Plains avenue to the city line at
Wakefield. The dc eegates hoped that such n line
might be built as part OF the Rroadway-Inxing-
ton avenue route II hnted that the Bradley
Gaffney Steers Company favorable 10 such a
route William J. Baldwin. counsel for the COM
pany. was present. but refused make any
ment. Commissioner Eusts took the application
under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
sandy Hook. J. July ~. 9sO n-Vina '''
light breeze. cloudy. light sea
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PoH'

ARRIVED vrs
Athens. July 2S-ThemistOcles tGreeSh q
Naples Ssw YafA
Naples. July 25-Koenigin Luise Ger.
GenOa: -. Carpathta tBri. Ne" - - york 81
HaVre. July 25-Ia TOuraine ttr'l N.1..rl NsF =
Plymouth. July 23-President Lincoln w. Ia
for CherbourE and HAMBURG ,-,rk va W
Trieste. July 2O-Pannonia tBrl. New. VarN
Bristol. July 23-Kansas City tBri- - Ycrk
Rotterdam. July 22-NOlturnO tbfls vorx
Manchester. july 23-Titian Rr' ~"
Hull. July 22-Martelo tBrl. New ON -aer -
Amsterdam. July S3-prus der Neuc-Ia ard 1l-.,sd
New Yo-k via West Indies. NeIie5,I e5,I--s,coR. -
Dunkirk. July 22-St LeCuards ttiFls -
tBrl. New York VIA Havre -p-s Kew i'
Cape Town. July 23-tiannoCk BuTn N-F -
New Zealand. - ma New -
Port Natal july 23-Croxtsth Hal ~. ,,ave Toss .
HauilI Madura tBri. New Ners ~, ~ f1r 6's'~
Alden. July 23-Wray Castle tl3rl MaN'
New York
SAILED. +-t-.,rs -
Southampton. July 70 Kaiserin AHsus' '55.hsrboors
from IInmbrrg for New YORK Va
guaya tfsrl. New York. -
Hull. July 22-BuhIlO (Brl. New 10 -. YofN-
London July 2}-Narraeansett tBrt' - Ssw le~~ y
Barry July 2t-City cf Madrid tbrl. - ~ IN. IT,
Rio de Janeiro. July 21-Corscan fIiHe9
tos for -ew York.
Gibraltar July 22-ROma Err. New a-s aorS New "
Marseilles: %. Princess Irene SU -
Naples and Genoa . .,.,t@S for "
saEres. July is-Monsibello dtaD. Ssp1
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
DEATH FOLLOWS A PATIENTS TRANSFER

Coroner hamburger has sent to the grand jury
and the District Attorney copies of the testimony
h took during inquest he held yesterday morn
ing into the death of Joseph Little. twenty-six
years old of No. n5 West 14Sth street. The latter
died in Bellevue Hospital from rupture Of the biad-
der five hours after he had been transferred from the
Hudson Street Hospital. Some time ago the Coro
ner got law passed making the transfer ot dan
gerously III hospital patients a misdemeanor.
The juty yesterday attributed Isttles death TO
an accidental fall and censured the Hudson Street
Hospital authorities for allowing the transfer
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
URUGUAY SEEKING s6ooo,ooo LOAN

washington. July 23.-Uruguay is to negotiate
abroad loan of 100000 for public works. accord
ing to advices which reached the State Depart
rnent to-day from Minister O'Bren. The loan is
To bear interest at > per cent with l per cent
annually Of cumulative amortization by purchase
or public bid. When the bonds quoted at or
above par the amortization is to be effected by lot
par The bonds and coupons are exempt from
taxation.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
wHIrRIpeE AND P. S. c. CLASH AGAIN:

Frederick w Whitridge. receiver of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company. has clashed again with
the Public Service Commission This time the en-
counter is over the operation of cars across the
tracks Of the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company at Eleventh and 42d
street The commission asked for better protec-
ton for The public, and Mr.. Whitridge SAID the
public was well taken of
1t seems that the Third Avenue company the
Central and the Metropolitan have Jointly en-
ployed fagmen at this crossing, but the hagmen
have worked apparently only in the interest of the
Central. Mr.. Whridge has promised to straf..hter
the matter out.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
HELPS 3. & o. EMPLOYEES TO SAVE.

The Raltimore & Ohio relief department paid So
per cent employees deposits for the fiscal year
ending with June. increase in of quarter
of ] per cent The employees deposits during the
year totaled 1922 80 Withdrawals sS55.239 left
s47ie,573 due employees az the end of the year.
gain OF S3I3,s76 The loans made employees during
the fiscal year aggregated s1.031,3i2 Membership
.n the relief department numbers $3.50. of whom
$50 are depositors in the savings feature.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
NEW ARIZONA SMELLING DIRECTORS.

The committee appointed by the depositng stock
holders under the terms of the plan of reorganiza
tion Of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling Com
pany it was announced yesterday. has selected
the following directors: William Schal jr., Charles
A. Kittle Victor Cumnock. Julius Kessler. Edwin
s Hooley Charles A. Greene and Frank A. Dill
lingham. The board Will meet next Tuesday
to organize and will elect William Schall, jr., Of
Muller Schan & Co. president OF the company
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
FoReeR LOSES FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.

After hearing argument in behalf of Matthew T.
Brennan the convicted fcrger serving out the un-
expired portion of previous conviction IN the
penitentiary on Blackwelis Island, Judge H0ugh
dismissed the writ OF habeas corpus yesterday and
reulanded Brennan to the custody of the warden
Appeal will DE taken the Supreme Court Of the
United States. Brennan's on Blackwelrs
Island expires IN December, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
ARMY OF DEER HUNTERS PREPARING.

Albany July 23.-Although the hunting season
for deer does not open unit. Sertembcr more than
twenty-five thousand hunting licenses have alreaHy
been issued this year, accordr to records a the
Forest. Fish and Game Department. Last wear
the revenue from. the I.;inting license law, which
went into effect after the adjournment OF the
Legislature. amounted to 10000. This year the
licenses are expected To yield S2J0G00
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
MORTGAGE COMPANY GETS PERMIT.

Albany, July 23-Clark Williams. State Superin-
tendent of Banks. has authorized the Guaranteed
Mortgage Company of New York to transact bust
ness. The company is capitalized al S0o,oo0, and
the directors Charles l.. Acker, AshbeI p.
Fitch Augustin r. Banks and William B. Leonard,
of New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
MUST REVEAL INSURANCE SALARIES.

Albany July believing that the public should
know what salaries being paid by insurance
companies the Superintendent OF Insurance Mr.
Hotchkiss to-day issued orders that all reports of
examinations of companies under the Jurisdiction
of the State Insu ance Department should contain
detailed statement of the salaries paid all e,ecu-
tive or relatively important officers.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
CONFESSED FlREsUe GETS ONE YEAR.

James Hunter Wright, the man who. on July >.
appeared at the District Attorneys Office and said
that his conscience hurt him because he had fire
to his place of business at No. 225S Broadwa-. on
December &c, 1905 and that he wanted 10 be
punished for it, was sentenced year
in the penitentiary by Judge Rosasky in the Court
of General Sessions. Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

tstlnaion and steamer Close in New York
samoan Islands aud New Caledonia via
san FtaUcisCol-TyiHerIc. e.ao
Japan Corea and China (via Seattle '' m
Shnan9 MaFG July 2s. $50 m
ands tvta Vancouver and Victoria. B
Empress OF China Tri,,.n
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands w V''O m
awa 9nR Isrsn GoTsa an, c cLransPort July 81
rahitI MS2oSsas rs,ai July 81 $50 m
and Australia cXcept WesU Cvia san
FTsnciscol-MaripoSa
Hawaii tvt9 san FranCIscol-Aa ~ m
Australia Except West Zeaianf - O-So p IN
kin Islands and New Caledonia wis
Vancouver and Victoria. u CD-Marama .rr 49,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
WIRELESS REpoRTs

The Cleveland. reported T35 miles east of SANDY
Hook at 655 yesterday. IS expected dock sunday
forenoon.
The California. reported i.095 miles OF Sandy
Hook at $50 IN on Thursday. Is expected
day afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 4:4s Sunset T:24 Moon lila Moons age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 1900 Gov Island Gate 50
PA-Sandy Hook 1890. GOV. Island I2-4T 2-3I
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MarownS. Trinidad I........- Ii 90 m Loo n,
TUESDAY. JULY -
Kaiser Wilhelm II, Bremen. y m iO.00 ~,
Seminole, san Domingo. clyde. ....... a m
Mohawk. jacksonville. clyde
City OF Atlanta Savannah. Savannah
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

'Brings mail.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-19
NASAL cATARRH.
GYlbcrt's Drug Store Sells the Great
Remedy that Cured Mrs.
karberg.

Here Is very simple yet wholly
sincere statement Of a Michigan wo-
man, who was cured by using Hyomei
the no cure no pay remedy for ca
tarrh. asthma. hay fever, Group,
coughs and colds.
/ "A bad case Of catarrh was cured
for me by the use of Hyomei. The
trouble affected my head, nose and
eyes. and was veiy annoying and dis
agreeable. and the cure, from the use
of Hyomei. was very gratifying. Hy-
omei has from me a strong recom-
mend and endorsement. - Mrs. E.
Karberg, 2is Kingsley ST., Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, Nov. 16, 1908.
Thousands Of just such letters are
in existence, and thousands more
would be but for the desire to avoid
publicity.
II you have catarrh, bestir your
self. and drive it out OF your system
Kill the germs. You can do that cas-
lily. II YOU use Hyomei pronounced
.High-o-me).
1t is dry. antiseptic and very
pleasant air. that when inhaled, quick
ly.relleyes all forms OF catarrhal in.
flafiimation, stops spnffles,. hswkins
aud blowing. The price for eom-
plete outfit INCLUDING inhaler, IL only
81 90 al Gslbert:s drug store. ~
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-19

men and property owners on Broad
way from Third street to the river,
asking that the Union station cars
be run to the river. This request was
made to Mr.. Reidhead, manager OF
1.-THE Traction company. Mr.. Potter
then read the reply to the request,
which said on account OF not having
double tracks from Fourth street to
the river II was impossible to comply
with the request, but IL the people,
desiring TO have the cars run to the
river. would pay for the changing OF.
the switch on the Union station line.
from Tenth and Tennessee streets TO
Eighth and Ohio streets. which would
amount to about $500, il would be
possible to run the cars to First
street and Broadway. on motion OF
Mr.. Potter the ordinance committee
was instructed TO bring in an ordi-
nance. compelling the traction com
lpany TO run the Union station cars
down Broadway.
New Vaults.
Ou lholiou Ol Aiutihhoh SeN" 49,
the public Improvement committee
was instructed 10 receive bids for a
new vault i'm the clerks office. On
motion OF Alderman Hank the public
Improvement committee was instruct
ed to receive bids for vault to keep
the city engineers records and maps
1 in.
Mr.. Huddleston. of Melber, has
been selling brooms in the city with
out license and Mr.. Tate, the local
broom manufacture. asked that he
not be allowed to peddle without a
license The request was referred to
1.-THE ordinance committee.
Mrs, Nancy Bel was granted a
ldeed 70 lot lot In Oak Grove Gene
ltery,
All members were present, but
Aldermen Sheriff. and Lackey were
Excused before the meeting ad-
Journed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-19

the portrayal OF this great story Of
everyday life. and the author, Mr..
Sidney w. Pascoe IL to be congratu-
lated upon the candor ana natural
ness with which he has handled a
rather delicate theme and upon the
directness and forcefulness which he
has employed in the telling OF a story
and in the driving home OF lesson
which 1t is well for US all to know.
Lincoln J. Carter has provided him
with a particularly well-balanced in
terpreting cast and the scenic equip
ment is most adequate and complete,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-19
tomniifee Niccilne.

A representative in congress, who
is the father OF several bright girls.
tells story whereof one daughter is
the main figure.
For long time" says the repre-
sentative. ~ had the habit Of hang
ing about the lower floor when the
girls had men callers. One evening
had settled in an easy chair In the
reception room. just on the drawing
room, when one OF my girls. who was
talking to bright chap from our
own state, called out:
Dad
"'what is II. dauglfter?'
"It's . O'Clock, dad. the hour
when Tom and usually go into com
mittee. '''-Harper's Weekly.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-19
Seedless Cranes.

What's become OF the "coreless''
apple? Twenty years ago II was an
nounced as a discovery or a develop
ment calculated to reyolutlonize the
orchard industry. OF late we hea,
less about II.
A little later the "thornless" black
berry appeared on the horizon. II
certainly was thornless. but somehow
II failed to drive the ferociousIy
armed brambles Of the berry gardens
into the desert. It-is- still produced
but the older kinds are yet much
more common.
Now the "seedless" grape bids fair
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-19
This Is Worm Reading.

Leo +. Zelinsky. OF IS Gibson ST.,
Buffalo. n. Y. says: IL cured the
most annoying cold sore ever had,
with Bucklen's Arnica Salye. APP
piled this salve once day for two
days, when every trace of the sore
was gone" Heals all sores. Sold
under guarantee at all druggists. Csc.