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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-08
CITY NEWS.
Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
Miller sells Harvey SHOES for

Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
Miller sells Harvey SHOES for
ladies.
Rev. c A. Anderson Of Des
Moines preached at the Swedish NJ
E. church yesterday
Reserve Monday evening. Novem-
Der Is to spend with Seumas Mac
Manus at st. Peters hall.
The river was filed with ducks
Yesterday and many took adv 7tage OF
the fact and went hunting. There are
still : good many left
John wolf who is attending Ames
college, is playing the base drum in
the band. He likes his work very
much. Woodford Bacon IS also at
tending Ames this year.
"A rod on the dash pot of the small
Hamilton Corliss engine breaking at
the electric power plant on the canal,
caused the lights to go out for about
fifteen minutes Saturday evening. 1t
was at first stated by the engineers
that no lights could he had for three
hours but the break was remedied
shortly and the lights after being off
for a short space of time flashed on
again
The fire department made hard
run to Eleventh and Leighton streets
Saturday evening, someone very fool
ishly having turned In a general alarm
of fire, where the high school stud
ents were giving vent to their school
spirit by letting out vigorous yells that
made the night hideous, yet charm
ing, and dancing an Indian pow WOW
round a big blaze. Some on> perhaps
took the blaze for a disas- erous FIRE
and turned In an alarm.
Lawrence Reiner and Marc Par
sons botn played football Saturday
with the Knox team in their game
with Beloit. The victory fell to Be
lott by the score of II to 10, Knox
used about twenty men in the game.
many being injured. heiner was out
OF the game at ST. Louis week ago
on account OF injuries.
The new Catholic church at Farm
ington, erected by Father j. J. Troy,
the well known pastor, will be dedicat-
ed Wednesday with impressive SER
vices. Rt. Rev. James Davis, bishop Of
Davenport, will be present to conduct
the exercises. A Keokuk organist
has been secured and number of the
leading singers Of this city, who will
go to Pennington and render music
on the occasion. People from miles
around will go to Pennington on that
day to be present at the services.
Father Troy is well known in Keo-
kuk, having said mass here on many
occasions during the past few years. |
He is a member OF the knights Of
Columbus.
Almost eleven hundred inches OF .
advertising appeared in the Sunday
morning issue Of The Cat, City. 1t
was record breaking business and !,
obtained without any special induce I
ments being offered. Keokuk mer-i
chants are approaching more and /
more the immense value that this
paper offers as Il advertising med
lum. 1t is a complete newspaper and
gives all the news all the time. The i
Gate City is the only Keokuk news
paper that permits Of an examination
regularly Of its circulation by circula-
ton actuaries. 1t offers service and
q circulation never before given to
advertisers and tina. such a service
IS appreciated, growing advertising
patronage amply attests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-08
LUST az BAD.

Courtesy over the telephone is a vir-
tue, and it's just as offensive to the
girl at the switchboard to be called q
Dutch mutt as it would be to be told
that her hat isn't on straight. Hart
ford Times
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-08

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case Of kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach OF med
icine. Cures bakache and irregular
tiles that if neglected might result In
Rright's disease or diabetes. Wilkin.
son G. Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24
Why Sic Wasn't Disturbed.

His f1mi', is taking in The o"c:a IN
New York and he had entertained IT
car,,.;-- \r'CT;,4 IN fashion-ua;:l he
III rhiiI. o. - "lriy cars IU; an end
30 III" gaM". IN tact. he just 70
fresh. i hii,#"'. with a bath. and vixen
b, c2'n' / "a 10 breakfast mis- heart
slnn;e !iw.
Il hcr" IL" Gentlemen dion, dis
:vrh vou las. l. ~ with their noise.
II" s:.:r! 10 IN, mad. who" she served
his hgc"kf3.: la srr" ;;,"y Gid:' I
E'"an ?" - qr.':. 50 rc:Sy.
i = 81" &,r r":,;". y rC1'
~l"r' in " ".,.. since T'i,s's Wen;
~ ~. ,;'Hi ;.:l, sister. s'v.'
~ i"r" - roo gnct I" keep. cac'
rha' = W. IT., co., trad" l"".."H o!
ii t., $40 -ClevelaG,! I"atcr.
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Hard lite Of Arctic Seaier.

The Arctic saaler cndurcs a ha-,.
life. Sealing does not con sis; only Of
hurried Scramblinc over ice. md frrc..
brca HESS battling Afterwards Thcrr
arc many harGshirs 20 endure The
most common type OF Arctic weather
Is a d"ns3. TDg c,cSgl.C fog. with a
rasp Of cold that is enough 10 freeze
a glowing furnace. This fog NAV bc
diversified with cruel hi:zzards of pest
ing Snow horne On rhe wings " tho
constant gales. Oncc the Snow passes
como slrrt and rain TAN tha: is as
cold as ic-. Misery prevails g-raily
among tho crews nj t~c'ic s"aI,rrs. for
n. Gsmrncss and tho cold soca sap
tie stuu.cSr constitutions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24

teaching Is abomiuabie. lis effect IS.
and must always continue to be per
nicious. II cannot be denied that tn"
poem is a great work Of art. but il Is
perhaps the NEST cvi! work Of art
that the world has ever seen.
II is Il strange mm"ntary en- cur
wisdom thai with all our cru n ling
against books of evil Il:lu"nce This
fundamentally drWoraiiz!ng work
should be elevated 20 be the subject
of cult. and should by cditicn' lux
urious, editions apuotatcd "iiH1n"
T. .pular. be practically forced in,o III"
hands from which Judgment and god
ncs3 should mos; st:,auousiy w..h-
held t.
W.osr Judgment? Who's" standard
OF goodness? Ry wia right i, ;A;:'
great work Of art" to be- 'tenGuusiy
withheld frcm certain readers"
1t l. The old. old s;or-. G,Jcct.ri
is made to beautiful work u at be-
cause 1t Is not sermon. and intel
crane" Is ready to proclaim IS de-
sire to destroy the DO. X. Wig not
give the Omar-tN,z Gerald wo;k an
opportunity 10 live or die OF IT, m7;-
its? II was hailed few year; acl
with eX,ravaSant praise by such judi
cious and we'll BALANCED critics as
John Hay. II served as the subject
Of suit. Then in prrfcc; harmony
with nature. II tcok rs place in !h'
minds of men where it belonged. rs
= philosophy" was tested and found 10
be nothing new or revolutionary: .t'
''pessimism" was only an expires 5;oa
of ait: its baccnic delirium was seen
to be skilfuIly ccuntrrfeited. not as
4 cloak for Sud or any other "myjti-
cism.'' but merely as PLAYER Simu-
lates passion. The poem. in short
Is nothing but a cunning work OF art.
The cailow youths and impressions
abe maiGCEs WHO would shape their
motives ard aspirations according TO
its standards" are in no danger what
ever. II they a.c Capahl" OF cn:,y-
ing the :Ull,cEing nonsCnS" aCi wi,C.,
cry OF the TCH;maker's vnrs" they
are already pas; lie point whpr" he
mere invitation to drink m1rc winr
than Is good for them is suricicn, 10
lead them to ruin.
The poem Il first rate GrnkiE :
song. II is not. however. irtoXica;-
ing in itself. nor is il ap, 10 dem rai-
iZc any youth or maiden Who is w0r; II
saving. |, is a work OF art. a thing
> la ~ L,,.., y,
nature by acy means. bu; sufficiently
beautiful to be is own cNcusc.-W aSh-
irgtOn Pest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24

the same amount Of iniquity c"ncsai'
! ed In the Southern Railway mai. sub
sidy appropriations granted by tn"
legislators at Washington until three
years ago that IT finds lurking in 'h"
ocean mail bill.
The Richmond newspaper, however,
CHALLENGES the. statement In these
columns to the effect tina: various
postmaster generals in their annual
reports time after time prctest"d
against the granting OF the Southern
Railway mail subsidy" mrsst'ea'
#, n conyinces us that our Richmond
contemporary technically is in IN"
right. The postmaster generals. be
girnins with Mr.. Biss"ll CT perhaps
with Mr. Wanamaker. however,
dropped the Southern Railway NAL!
subsidy item from their estimates OF
the post Office departments necessary
expenditures. 1t was when summon.
ed before the House committee on
cost Offices and post reads, an! net
in their annual reports, that sucre""
ing postmaster generals "NrT''s'
their views concerning the ANTI!
gift to the Southern Railway. Never
tneless and notwithstanding the
House and Senate at each session in
serted in the post Office app:oprin
ton bill the gra,ui.y to the Southern
Railway, and If net appiauded FIR the
act at least they received little cen
sure fr, m The press OF tn" South.
If the records be available. the
Richmond newspaper will find nton
investigation tina; the suhsid.z
Southern fast mail train, when ii was
in operation. carried from ;wo to thrc"
express cars and at least one baggage
car for every mail car handled
That there has been no priest
frcm the cities between Washington
and New Orleans. III" subsidized
route, since the scyvic" was with
drawn we respectfully submit, il 'hc
strongest sort Of argument TIA; inc
govcrnm, nj expenditures ever a dcu'
bic decade for the alleged special
facilities constituted "a gift pure and
simple"
Without assuming thu wisdom 70
pronounce Judgment upon the merits
OF the ocean Mai! bill. the Daily Press
again inquiries why, if tn" measure
was so vile and Ubiquitous when UNI
successfully acted upon by the Hou@''.
1t was net equally Wei us when unani.
mously approved by the Senate? Its
provisions were not changed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24
COMMUNICATIVE ATTORNEYS
HAVE ACTED.

Returning TO the question o! cap
tel punishment for the kidnappcrs OF
children for purposes OF extortton, 4
Is gratifying 70 note upon the author!-
t. Ct Commonwealth Attorney. Cap
tain Charles c. berkeley, { this city.
that sters already have been taken to
make this abominable crime amena
Bile to the death penalty in the State
Of Virginia.
At meeting some time ago "t the
Association of Commonwealth AT
torncys of Virginia. which body is
engaged with the arducuS task OF Coi.i-
ficat!on. rsarrangemeRt tt the state
statutes already in force in more con.
venient order and in the construction
Of supplementary and additional laws
which will BE- referred for approval
first 10 tn" Virginia Bar Association
and then to the State Legislature.
among the new provisions adoptei
was ne adding kidnapping FIR pecuni-
arg gain 10 the lis, OF crimes pun:sha
lie by death in Virginia.
There Is no reason TO doubt that
in due course :Eis cm,nen'iy Wise and
humane proposition w.N recSlv'
favorable consideration by -" Legs
la;ure 2, Eichmcnd AID become Jaw
In this State.
Now let othcr g MN, awe althS fol
low until nCwh.:c IN this broad lana
may the constituencies aud pitii"Is
rraHck.r in child cesn ard parental
anguish lie fire" 20 ply his trad" with
ou, the knoN!cdS" iha' either the
hangman noos" or tie electric CHAR
awaits him If c2-.ur"d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24
A krcwiro Ooa.

Nov. said tho narrator. I've got
dog trrp would not tai" sIH0 :o5
YoT can h~l,eyc nc Or nr' hu' vkai
an Sornr TO tell Won - the c,~T-i
truth In ~" "a-Iv part ~! last Sprtrc
los; abrE' a scnrc OF ve-v valuable
sheep. until ono day as vas hacking
across fTum my house 3" -" "d-c N
tho RANGE cI'rC site. about tao r'ii Z.
ava, noticed ~urIs shF"I, Sni
my TELESCOPE and assured iuvs"'i that
'h~y WCre min" 'a,"d tho :..,.-
sop. ~ sui'abi" - t'rrr and r'adr
Bob. orr hcs; coI.'". I~nk ihlCr-A 3
After ahoHi = minute the dog ~ar<~d
bis all ard Trad" ~ In loss 'haS
tso hc-!s 30 b-"gsh tho sheep home
safe aai sO--f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24
FITLceRaLc's OMAR.

The plan 10 celebrate 'irc crJtCCary
o! tho birth Of ESwa-d FT'IC;craih
alter ego q: Omar Khay! am. has c. u
ed forth = vigorous protest fSom cor,
tain persons who ChoCs" to e nira.g
tho subsiyat TO- ihr lacL q: most
lcyson. One of ihcsc gTr.ar, trus
safes his Objection ia giving honor
10 Old F!tr."
The yicv Ct l,fc cSsSodic4 W F.tz
Gcrald's verses Is object. i;s cthicsl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24
WITH TIE E,-rPEART rLErT.
inGan Costing Steamers T@@t Trrc-
port Largest Ct Ell An''7c'S.

Its elephant fee, Is on" Of tie
strangast and me, deadly d'2a"t
m"nts Eain,ainrd j." ~ !'rHL:a GOV
"rnnont in India j. - i }r:S" t'"t OF
coas,ing steamers .iocialiY built for
tho transport of q! i,h?nts.
midas population is "Ec ,ilf;E 'h It Of
tie entire globe M these people us"
elephants. They us. them Tor drauSht
work and for IiS"!' !"Htin@, and in the
arenas OF the nati,c states they even
pit them aRaiu.,; On" another ana
against wild bra~'a. The elephant
rect transfers th" .I.iinal" from iG!
The trapping and r:aininE head r&r.
tors. 10 the vaviuua districts "heAf"
comes the demand.
To get an elephaIt aboard ship Is :.
difficult and dan2,'?t.I* task. The ant
,ual must wade tluuu2h tn" SURF TO
~tont ,aft. and this unknown surf. 50
Mhite and tmmul "a often i"rrif"N
aud maddens hin + in his tnfy ne
~lau"htcrs a mai, " o. NO. lie can
NOT be greatly hl:sln''l.
Once on the raj; lis he's are tied
10 pegs. and the 70" 80! (" III" ship
is nnevcntful Ru new Il Sr"a: band
mast be arranged uI,!''r the e'i pl.;.ni S
belly. and crane mist EO.:t him NJ
ONE twenty or thir;" feet - III" d"rH.
Here again the elephant c"nh"t ID" st
down as intracta,lr i. lHslN% rs head
in that unprcccdru;"'l aerial journey
he murders some u,u"" E!.hcu;s.
Very prosperous. @'h'i' stained lit
lie with mahuuts' blood, IN" elephant
feet for many yea. has piled mp and
down The Indian coast. cuharking and
discriminating It's h""ly nn,n"n2S' abe
freight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24

ft.SE, FOR NEW lORh-
.IcN% From Company's Wharf.
sese1SsssS- Norfolk. foo. OF Church
I street every week day
p at 100 P. N.
FaRE-Firat-class one way. $500;
por.t rip, i.mit thirty days. slA,oo-
r,rG2s and berth IN s'aieroom In
clrI,,l.
E,.rrr"r. without subsistence. 800
TIrkr.TS; on sale at c. 4 o. Raj
wcy Iic!,>; once.
Nicr47 LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AID RICHMOND. VA.
S'c%,..rr. i:~@0ton ard Berkley
'ray,. Pier a. $50 every evening
passengers Only.
VIRGINIA N..V1GATIO CON-
pATY. James RIVER Day Line ZOE
,!rhn.ont and all James River Iand'
ings. Steamer Mnbjack leaves
Newport News. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays az S:45 a. M. Lave
E"Arnsr N"ws Monday, Wednesday
ID Friday a. ) p. III. for Norfolk and
GA T.il.t..
s. AMER Hampton VII leave Pie!
~" daily except Sunday. a. 800 a
n. E, iH@ 10 Norfolk. and at 4:30 q
". going 20 Smithf"ld. Steamer "Ac
con,ac" viii leave Pier a. daily. eA-
cr;t Sr@dlv at 3 a. a.. going TO
S:r:.h:: Il and 5 .. IN. going TO Nor
felix.
Al hu. mess between New York
AND \.~,r!rt News transacted at pie'
70. 6
A. business between Newport
: &, Norfolk Smithicii and local
points 'rln&artNd a. Pier a. foot OF
Invent, 18th :. W. X. LaNOON.
Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-24
OCEAN MAIL AND RAILWAY MAIL
SUBSIDIES.


iug upon recent editorial in the
Daily Press, the Richmond Times DE-
patch denies that it has "lan,ba 'tea
Congressman jones for his vote uIon
the ocean mail bill. But tina, news
nsper declares thai I'VE have freely,
and We think properly. criticised his
vote upon that bill"
The Times Dispatch further admits
that ut no time has it found fault
with either of the Virginia senator's,
who In common with all their Demo
cratic colleagues. elected from various
States aud sections. approved tho
measure when It came up for passage
IN the Senate.
It IL probable mat cur Richmond
contemporary MAJ feel inclined 10
challenge the assertion that the
ocean mail bill was approved" by
the Democratic senators. Regarding
the proceedings in the Senate. the
Times.Dispatch says:
The bill which was defeated in the
House on March passed the Senate
on March 20. 1905. An examination
Of the Associated Press dispatch
published the following morning
shows that the principle embodied
In the bill was the subject of little
CT no debate. nor was there any
yeccrd Of roll-call making it plain
what Senators voted and how they
yoted. In the last sentence OF a
column and half long dispatch. i, Is
stated briefly Tat the bill passed
without division Under these cir
csmstauces II is perhaps not To-
msfnble that the intent Of this sub
sldiSl1E measure, as well as the align.
neat CT the Virginia senator's should
Aot have attracted attention either
h this newspaper, or. so far as VIC
ere aware, 10 any other We do lot
know whether or not Senator Daniel
snd Senator Martin were in The SEN
SNS NA0t Uds anu vi bOl
either or both Of them voted for this
Ill. II they did vote fer It after
aaything like the full discussion that
the moisture got in the House. il should
b needless to say that they are III
precisely the same situation as NJ.
Jones. II Is n s.,uatiou Of which wc
DO not approve. II Is our settled
opinion that the dead mail suhsiGy
bill vas vicious and undemocra;,c.
end any Democratic spokesman who
sspperted it, whether congressman.
senator o. newspaper. erred in dom:
Co."
OF course the Times Dispatch i,ncs 2
that the Date for 4 vote upon tho
occan mall bill In the Senate was axsd
mr. sncuSs In advance 10 On
able every senator. whc:he. friend or
fse. 10 be On hand 10 record his vote
fsr Or against.
There vas on roll call Thcrr
ncvef Is q roll call o. a recorded yo,e
q The United States Senate upon an,
Drsposs,ion which no senator oppos, =
Any one Of the ninety <da member,
q the upper national legislative body
ecsid have Demanded. and secured 4
~ and ray vote iron the ocean mai
- had he fen so disposed.
Senators wto were no, In IN,
dDsuecr on March -. 1903. must b.
stceooed either as having bees
sssersbsc 20 OF ipd,acrcnf in their at
s1eu6e t~srd the OCEAN nail hill.
ne Tinesp.ssstch acknowledge,
! - . has sever Sccu abic TO discern
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The Norfolk & Washing.
ton Steamboat Co.

Schedule Effective Nov. I. 19oS)
III. New anil Powerful! Iron fa!ace
:'t. auil-S NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
l>>tiTnN and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows:
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COMMON LINE
Daily Service

FOR NEW YORK
From Company's Wharf.
Norfolk, foo. OF Church
street every week day
ut Z. Gn p. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
CONY HIGH SCHOOL.
Examinations for CoiIege-Program for
Closing Week Of School.

The examinations for college pre-
pared by the college entrance eXamlna-
ton board are being given at COny
High school this week. Augusta and
Portland are the only two Maine cities
in which these examinations are held.
Those from this city who are taking
the examinations are Miss Irene Te-
trcault and Fred Thompson. The Bow
dom entrance examinations were given
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last
week. The Bowdoin examinations We're
taken by three members of the Senior
class, Edwin Burleigh of Augusta,
Wilmot Lippincott of Augusta and
Philip Pope of Manchester.
The last reading of the Senior essays
will occur Wednesday at 11.20 at AS
sembly hall. The following is the sched
ule of school examinations for the clos
ing week:
Thursday, June II, 19O9-1.15 p. NJ,
bookkeeping; Z. M, Latin 2; French 3.
Friday, June IS, 1909-S.30 A. NJ, Eng
lish 3 and 4; typewriting; commercial
English; 10 A. NJ, geometry; l p. NJ,
Latin 5; commercial geography; 23O p.
NJ, algebra 4: physics: Greek; type
writing; Z. NJ, English q; typcwrit
ing.
Monday, June q, 1909-S.30 A. NJ,
French .; Latin 4; stenography; 10 A.
NJ, algebra 8; commercial arithmetic;
l =. NJ. civil government; botany, 1so-
man history.
The Freshman presentation will take
place at the Assembly room Tuesday,
June 90, at A. NJ. AS the gift is to be
a picture of King Arthur the exercises
will zeal with King Arthur and the
knights of the Round Table, and an in
teresting program has been prepared
in connection with the presentation.
Following the presentation the diplo-
mas will be presented to the gradual
ig class by DR.. w. S. Thompson of the
Board of Education. On account of the
trip to Washington which the Senior
class has already taken, the gradual
ing exercises will be less elaborate than
il previous years.
Rank cards will be given out and pro-
motions will be announced at Assem-
bly, hall Wednesday, June %, from II
to II A. NJ.
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BRAIN BUILDING.
How to Feed Nervous Cases.

Hysteria sometimes leads to in
sanity and should be treated through
feeding the brain and nerves upon
scientifically selected food that re-
stores the lost delicate gray matter.
Proof of the power of the brain food,
Ora pc- Nuts, is remarkably strong.
about eight years ago when work.
ing very hard as a court stenographer
collapsed physically, then ncrvously,
and was taken to the State Hospital
for the Insane at Lincoln, Neb., a
raving maniac.
''They had to keep me in straight
jacket and l was kept in the worst
ward for three months. l was finally
dismissed in the following May but did
no brain work for years, until last fall
when l was persuaded to take the
testimony in two cases.
zone of these was a murder case
and the strain upon my nervous sys-
tenn was so great that l would have
broken down again except for the
strength I had built up by the use of
Grape Nuts. When / began to feel the
pressure of the work on my brain and
nerves 1 simply increased the amount
of Grape Nuts and used the food more
regularly
Il now feel like my old self again
and am healthy and happy. I am sure
that If l had known of Grape Nuts
when l had my trouble years ago
would never have collapsed and this
dark experience in my life would
never have happened.
The power of Grape Nuts as brain
food is simply wonderful and I dc
not believe any stomach is so weak
| that it cannot digest this wonderful
| food
There's a Reason" Look for the
little book, "The Road to Wellville,
| in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. The,
are genuine, true, and full of human
J interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

No Cure for It. Other Forms of Itch.
ing Preferable.

There is no cure for an itching palm
the money kind. Even poslam, the
new skin discovery, cannot help 1t.
Rut when it comes to eczema. the most
annoying of itching skin troubles, pos
lam will stop the itching at once and
cure the worst cases in a few days.
SO with hives, rash, scabies, split toes,
piles and scaly scalp, all of which are
different forms of eczema, accompan-
led by severe itching and caused by
imperfect digestion and careless diet.
Poslam comes in two-dollar jars, but
fifty cents worth will answer in cur
ing any of the diseases mentioned. 1t
can be had of any druggist. Cough
Inns Pharmacy make speciality of 1t.
That results are immediate Will be
amply demonstrated overnight by the
use of the Experimental sample which
the Emergency Laboratories, 81 West
Twenty fifth Street, New York City.
will send free by mail, in plain wrap
per, to any one who will write for it.