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yards out from whore the ball is snap.

yards out from where the ball is snap
ped.
During the coming campaign goal
from the field will count but three
points. The reduction in the value OF
this particular play is likely to meet
with the unanimous approval Of all
coaches and players except those who
are blessed with player with we'll
drilled toe, upon whom the team dc.
pends for It's scores.
With the premium on a goal from
the field lessened. this form of scor-
ing Win probably oe less popular and
will encourage the rushing game. Had
there been no tinkering with this rule
it would still be. possible Tor decided
ly weak teams to trim much stronger
rivals via the drop or place Kick route.
but as 1t now stands, well-b0lance1
team is not at the mercy Of an indi-
vidual who can WIN games when his
team is unable to get within 80 OF 10
yards OF the goal
By this alteration the board did not
intend TO encourage the old concentra-
tion OF attack. which proved so Cruel
ling In the old days, but simply to
have matters so cvened that a we'll
rounded team can win on its merits.
Last fall 1t was mandatory for a de-
Tending side. after n touchback. to punt
out from The 25-yard line, but in the
future it Will be optional with the de-
tenders TO either start with a scrim
mage or kick.
This is intended to discourage the
practice on windy days TO punt the ball
over the goal line. forcing the oppos
.a ofI Ill oil inf nd
have fair. catch made. from which an
attempt at goal from the field might
be made within a reasonable distance.
For years the rule covering The put
ting OF ball into play by center was
that. should any OF the attacking side
except the snapper back make a false
move. there should be a penalty. but
few saw the Joker" through which a
center, by 4 balk or false movement
of the elbows. could pull all the op-
posing forwards off side and escape
punishment. while the defensive side
be set back five yards.
The play was particularly effective
when the defense, In trying TO block
punt or drop kick. was overanXious 20
get through All the linemep would be
ready and as soon as they saw the
center bow his elbows they would
come tearing through. with the almost
invarlable result OF an off-side or inter
ference penalty.
The other changes in the rules seem
TO be of minor Importance. In addi-
ton to making a close study of the
whole set of rules, the national board.
through n special committee. has COM
pletely revised the list OF officials who
are recommended.
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BOY is ACCUSED OF
PASSING FORGED CHECK

Joseph Blaylack. the 1oyear-old
son OF b F. Blaylock, is alleged
TO have forged a check on his father
some time ago and to have left
for parts unknown. A warrant
for his arrest was issued ana when
Deputy Sheriff j, ]. Murphy went af-
ter him hewas nowhere TO be found.
The check was for SIS, Mr.. Evans
sworc out the complaint. He intends
TO prosecute the case and bring the
lad 10 Justice.
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WRlGHTS FILE SUIT FOR
INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT

New York. Aug. 19,-Wilbur Wright
and Oryiile Wright the aeronauts, to-
day entered suit in the United States
circuit court here against the Aero
nautic Society of this city, charging
infringement Of patent rights on their
aerOplane inventions. The Wrights
complain that the society has pro-
cured from the Herring-CurtiBS COM
paDy and from Glen II. Curtiss flying
machines alleged TO infringe upon the
WrightS patents.
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OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.

The committee on permannt organi.
cation tonight agreed on the following
recommendations
President, Ike r. Pryer.
First vice president, a. c. Trumbo,
Oklahoma.
Second vice president. Samuel F.
Dutton Denver,
Third vice president w. F, Baker.
Iowa.
Secretary. Arthur F. Francis, Colo.
rado.
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ARRESTED WITH 100000
IN COUNTERFEIT NOTES

Washington, Aug 19.-Secret ser.
vice officers today arrested John Rob
crts AT Beechmont, near Louisville,
with $1.OO0.000 in counterfeit bank
notes in his possession. NJ. c. Rob.
erts, his brother, was taken into Gus
tody today with forty Mexican nation
al bank notes OF S100 denomination.
said TO be counterfeit, in his posses
sion
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lucANlA EloArs AeAlN.

Liverpool, Aug. lS.-Thc Cunsrd
steamer Lucania. which was damaged
by fire Saturday night at her dock
here and was sunk In order TO queneh
the hameS. was relocated today and IS
ready for removal tc dry dock for eN'
animation.
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WALTER WELLMAN LEAVES
FOR THE NORTH POLE

Paris, Aug. ia special dispatch
has been received here from Trieste
saying that. according TO a telegram
received from the captain of the ltal-
ian steamer Thatia. now at Hammer
fest. Norway, Walter Wellman left
Spitzbergen August 16 IN his dirigible
balloon bound for the North Pole
He had n favorable wind when the
start was made
For the last four years Walter Well
man of Chicago, has been deyoting
his time TO preparations for an under
taking to reach the North Pole by air
ship. He was at SpitZbergen In 1896
with q balloon, but postponed his de-
parture on account of the latenesS OF
the season. In 1907, a start was made
IL the alrship America, but the vessel
encountered storm and was driven
back and the attempt vas abandoned
Mr Wellman left on Ja1oBry IL of
this year for SpitzberGen. whefo he
has been engaged In making his prep
arations for the start he is now said
TO have made three days ago. He es-
Inmates that under favorable condt
tions the pole can be reached from
SpitZDergen in from two TO five days.
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SECOND BASEMAN SOLD.

Bloomington. ILL.,. Aug 1S.-George
Cutshaw. second baseman of the
Bloomington Three-l league. today was
sold to Oakland. Cal, for $1,000
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TEN PERSONS KILLED.

Lecco. Italy. Aug. 1S.-Through the
breaking Of a highly charged electric
light wiro al Olgirate tonight. which
caused q short circuit and set on fire
the insulation in all houses supplied
with the current, ton persons were
Killed and twenty seriously injured.
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The Kidneys eliminate 7osons by
acting as filters for the blood. When
they fail In this respect serious all
ments must result. Pineules for the
Kidneys are what you should take at
the FIRST warning sign of kidney trou-
bic. They assist the kidneys In ex-
pelling uric acid poison. Sold by Geo.
F. Cave Drug Stores.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
sacramtnto 1: Vernon O.

Sacramtnto 1; Vernon o.
Sacramento. Aug. lS-With Whalen
In premier form, Sacramento won the
second consecutive game OF the series
today. The game was one of the
fastest for time in Sacramento this
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A Kentuclian aims to save much Tine
for bricklnvcrS by MS recently pau
ented trowel. which carries hoppe
from which the mos-ar is fed au'V
metically in a smooth. clear stresm
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City-Second game, Kan
sas City 4; Toledo 2,
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At the present rate OF increase in
trave! il is estimated that the rail-
ways Of Manhattan and the Bronx
win carry 100000 passengers In
1920.
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c c @ @ o @ @ @ O o @ C @ @ @ :

An Italian army officer claims to
have perfected n wave power motor
with which he lights ais home aud de
composes water so as TO obtain hydro
gen and oxygen in commercial guam.
titles
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AUTO RACERS KILLED.

Indianapolis, Aug. 19,-There
was an accident in the auto
races today. Rourque, driver Of
Knox car. is dead
Holcolm. mechanician with
Bourque, is probably fatally in
jurcd.
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SPOR is
Continued from Page seyen)

day in the ninth inning on Ewing's
wildness and a wild throw.
Score; R II. e,
ImcaGo --.'-..''-.s. .'-..l
Cincinnati ....,.,...s -<..O
BatteTies-Ruelbash and Needbam:
Ewing and Roth.
Pittsburg, Aug. 1S.-Pittsburg took
both games of n double-header from
St Louis today. the first & to 3. and
the second 2 to- l. The visitors Sc
cured all their runs in the first game
before Pittsburg scored In that game
with Clark on first Wagner knocked
the ball over the left field fence for Il
home run. Raleigh. St Louis 19-year-
old pitcher from California allowed
Plttsbure but two hits In the Sec
ond contest. but Camnitz also did well,
the visitors going out in order during
the last SIX innings
First game. Score: r. H Z.
Pittsburg o
ST Louis .... ...,..,,,.....3 81
Batteries-Phillippi. Adams and Glib
son; Backman and Phelps.
Second game. Score. r. H. z.
Pltsburg .....s...-........2 2 1
81. LOUIS -..s..-.-...-1
Batteries - Camn!tz and Gibson:
Raleigh and Phelps,
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Denver 2; Omaha I.

(Called in seventh on account OF
rain.)
Batteries-Berger and Haley; Hol-
lenbeck and Gonding.
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Tacoma 6; Spokane 8.
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Pueblo {
Batteries-Miller and McManuss
Jackson and Mite.
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Seattle S, Vancouver 2

Batteries-Pernoll and O'Brien:
Seaton and Armbruster.
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season, but was marred by ragged
fielding of Vernon players.
Score: RHE.
vernon sss-.,...sss.,.-,o 4
Sacramento ... II Z l
Batteries-Willetts and Hogan.
Whalen and La Longe, Graham.
Los Angeles 2; Oakland S.
Los Angeles, Aug 1S.-Oakland NOD
ten inning game from Los Angeles
today TO 2. The game was featured
by three double plays.
Score; r. H, E.
Los Angeles ...... ..........2 2
Oakland S 0
Batteries-Thorson and Orendorff;
Nelson, Boyce and Byrnes.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Pueblo 2; Oes Moines o.
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE

Portland 6; Aberdeen 8.
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Batteries-Annis. Hall and Dash.
wood, Killalay and Spencer
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Portland Q; San Francisco O.

Batteries-Thorson and Orendor
Nelson, Boyce and Byrnes.
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WANT ADS BRING BIG REsuLTo
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day in the ninth inning on Ewing's
wildness and wild throw.
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Tacoma, Aug. 1S.-
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Batteries-Ruelbash and Needbam:
Ewing and Roth.
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Los Angeles 2; Oakland S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-13
BRANTLEY ON
THE COMMITTEE
LOCAL CONGRESSMAN NAMED AS
A MEMBER OF COMMITTEE TO
FRoEE SECRET SERVICE.

Congressman w G. BrantIey, Of this
city. the able representative of the
Eleventh congressional district. has
been appointed by Speaker Cannon a
member Of the committee 70 inYesti-
gate into the secret service, as pro
yided in a resolution passed IN the
house Saturday. This is quite an
honor to the Brunswick congressman
az the committee is a very important
che and has but five members.
The following Associated Press dis
patch announcing the appointment of
the committee was sent out from
Washington yesterday:
IN pursuance OF the resolution un-
aninously adopted in the house Sat =
urday providing for an investigation
into the whole subject of the secret
service. Speaker Cannon today an
pounced the following as the commit
tee TO have charge Of the matter:
olmstead. Pennsylvania. chairman,
Currier. New Hampshire; Young, Of
iaichigan: BrantIey. Georgia, and
Bowers. Mississippi. The last two are
democrats"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-13
shERlFF SALE.

Georgia Glynn County
Under and by virtue of an execution
issued from the superior court of said
county, in favor of Eliza Sampson and
against lack Sampson, will be sold at
rrl lie outcry before the courthouse
DOR Of said county. to the highest and
hesr bidder for cash, within the legal
hours of sale. on the first TUESDAY in
February. 1909, the unexpired lease
husd interest the same expiring IN
1867. in and to that tract Of land
known, according to the official map
Of the Town Commons of the city Of
Brunswick In said county, as the
northeastern thirty 900 by ninety tq0l
feet of Town Commons lot No. one
hundred and thirty tla0) between Ame
heist and Albany streets in sad
city, said northeastern thirty by aiusty
feet fronting thirty feet on Amherst
street aud running back from said
street ninety feet with a uniform
with of thirty feet aud the inns '0va-
menrs thereon. Levied ON as The
Iprs erty Of zack sampson. and fsHe
ing in his possession at the time
i'll levy. Written notice Of levy giyeu
i,iln. Levy made and returned 70 me
b. R. s. Pyles. Den0ls Sheriff
his January 7th. 1899
Ntra. & serele.
Sheriff, Glynn County, Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-13
Beef Trust Is
Still Under Fire

Chicago, Jan. l1.-Thomas Hoops, a
neef trust expert for Morris & Co,
gave information before the grand jury
today He said all beef shipped by
packers to and from the branch plants
and Chicago stockyards valued in
shipping bills twice the actual selling
yalne.
hoops says for every $4,000 worth
Of claims for damage, the trust has
been getting s25.O0o from the rail-
roads.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-13
MARVIN HART PREPARES
TO FIGHT JACK JOHNSON

Chicago Jan. IL Marvin Hart, at
Ter his battle with Jimmy Barry in Hot
Springs, Ark, win go into training
preparatory for his prospective en-
gagement with Jack Johnson. II he
whips Barry a match will probably be
arranged.
If Hart meets the Black Cham
pion'' again 1t will have been their
second engagement, Hart defeating
johnson in the first.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-13
cuELLoTiNE AGAIN
IS PUT INTO USE

Bethune. France. Jan. l1,-For the
first time in ten years the guillotine
was put into use today. when four
members of the VIGOROUSLY polled
gang OF murderers were executed.
The four men were beheaded in nine
minutes while crowd shouted death
TO the assassins.n
The executions will satisfy the pub
lie clamor for a return to the execu-
toner.
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APPLICATION FoR LEAVE TO sci
LAND.
- Glvnn County.

Georgia Glynn County
Notice Is hereby given that t{e an,
dersigned has applied to the '}.ray
Of said Comfy for leave 20 sell eel-
tain land belonging % the ss'ate q
o. N. Taylor, deceased, for the pay
ment Of debts and for distribution
among his heirs. Said application vii
he heard at the regular term Of The
court Of ordinary Of said county to g
held on the first Monday in February.
a. ri, 1909
This Sth day Of January. A. p, 1852.
Eliza r. Taylor,
Administrators Of me Estate Of Q. ~
TAYLOR, Deceased.
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M AZ AMI RoYS, cLOTHlFsG AT
&pER uAEtjE AT fsAisERs
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FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, SOC
pE7 DOZEN. c. n. TAYLOR, TELE-
P4oNE 1856. 1
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ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC RAILROAD
'The Standard in Excellence in Passenger servioe.r
SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 29TH 1905
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-21
Petition for Injunction Against
Western Freight Ruling.
FAVOR LOCALSHIPPER
Would Remove Missouri Rive
as Basic Point.
Other Items Of Interest in
Railway Circles.

Chicago, May 21.-Seven western rail-
roads filed suit yesterday afternoon in
the United States circuit court for an
injunction restraining the Interstate
commerce commission from enforcing
an order reducing class rates on mer-
chandise shipped from Chicago and St
Louis to Denver. The railroads seek
ing the injunction are the Burlington,
the Rock Island, the Northwestern, the
ST. Paul, the Santa Fe, the Missouri
Pacific, and the Wabash.
The lower rates, according to the al
legations, of the railroads, will disturb
all commercial conditions of the mid
die west. They are alleged to be I'M
reasonably low and in violation of the
constitution. .-s as.-...
1t is charged further that they will
destroy the Missouri. river territory as
q rate basing point, discriminating in
favor of Chicago and St. Louis.
If the charges in the petition are true,
the new rates will give Chicago ship
pers an advantage of Is cents a hun
bred pounds over Missouri river ship
pers and st. Louis shippers % cents a
hundred pounds.
A loss to the seven railroads amount
ing to $1,000,000 annually. it is charged.
will result If the commissions order be-
comes effective.
Additional impetus to the struggle
between the railroads for traffic to the
northwest, already Intensified by the
completion of the st. Paurs Puget
Sound extension, has been given by the
Canadian Northern railway. This road,
which is building a third transconti-
mental line across Canada by extending
its present line from Edmonton to Van
couver, B. c., has just established an
Office in Chicago and proposes to in
augurate an active campaign for bust
ress moving from this territory to the
Canadian northwest and the Pacific
coast.
The new office, in the Commercial
National bank building, is in charge OF
mercial agent. Especial attention is to
be devoted to building up an immigra-
ton business.
From Chicago the road will have two
traffic routes to work, one via. Duluth
and the other via st. Paul.
An agitation has been started among
| the western roads to- seek a method OF
putting an end to the practices of some
OF the managers of special excursion
Or honeseekers' parties travelling in
special private or hotel cars of get
ting the benefit of special party fares
by going into the ordinary coaches OF
a train or into stations and inducing
enough of these to FtaSe- seats in the
special car to entitle the manager, te
the reduced rate on them all.
1t is claimed that the managers Of
ten offer free dinners or free berths
in the special cars as an inducement
and that by so doing they take revenue
away from the Pullman company and
| the railroad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-21
CURTIS HAS HIS WAY.
Secures a Reduction in the Rate OF
Duty on Lead.

Washington, May 21.-In the SEN
ate late yesterday the Curtis amend
ment fixing the rate on white lead at
"a cents a pound, instead of rs, as
proposed by the house and 2H, as
originally recommended by the finance
committee was agreed to.
The lead duty fixed by the commit
tee was originally 2 Is cents per pound,
but Mr.. Curtis, who is a member of
the committee suggested a reduction
of Is cent a pound, bringing the fig
ure down to 2 u cents, and Chairman
Aldrich accepted the reduction. Even
this increase over the house provision
excited sharp criticism, especially
from Mr.. Curtis colleague, Mr.. Bris-
tow who commended that the duty
would prove to be direct tax on the
consumer.
When the vote was taken the COM
mittee obtained its usual triumph,
the figures standing Il to 80 in favor
of the Curtis amendment As usual
Senators Beveridge, Bristow, Brown,
Burkett, Clapp. Cummins, Dolliver,
Gamble, Lafollette and Nelson voted
with the Democrats.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-21
TOUR IS ENDED.
Pathfinder Car Has Completed Its
Long Journey.

Kansas City. May 21.-Having COW
cred 2.637 miles since it left Detroit
April IL, the E.: NJ. F. Glidden tour
Pathfinder, motor car has completed
its journey. The last days run was
from Topeka and was made without
special event. Last night a smoker
was given the four occupants of the
car, D. Lewis, official pathfinder, Rob-
ert w. Spangler, George Meinzinger
and w. A. Krohn.
1.-THE roads in Nebraska and Kan
sas are the best natural roads I ever
saw" said Mr. Lewis land will prove
a pleasant surprise for the tourists .
Owing to unusually hard rains the
last three days journey of the path
finders trip was made over muddy and
uneven roads.
The Gndden tourists will leave De-
troit July IL. One Sunday will be
spent in Minneapolis and one in Den
yer. The longest days trip will be 212
miles and will be the final run into
Kansas CITY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-21
Fear of Premature Burial.

The fear of premature burial, which
prompted the late Lord Burton to df-
rect by his will that his heart should
be removed from his body. has caused
many we1I-known men and women to
order surgical operation to be per-
formed upon their bodies. Harriet
Martineau left her doctor $50 to am
putate her head and Lady Burton di-
rected that her heart should be pierre
ed with a needle. The late Edmund
Yates left instructions that his jugu-
lar vein should be severed, with a
provision that a fee of 20 guineas
should be paid for the purpose Lit
erary persons appear to- have been
particularly afraid of premature bur-
ial. Bishop Berkeley. Lord Lytton,
Hans Anderson, and Wilkie Collins all
took measures to protect themselves
from it.-Westminster Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-21
MORE THAN A BILLION.
Statement of Appropriations of Con-
gress at Last Session.

required by law, giving the total of ap-
preparations made by congress each
session, has been issued. showing that
the last regular session appropriated a
grand total of $1.O44 401. 857. In addition
tc the specific appropriations, contracts
were authorized requiring future appro-
priations of $26, 080,875 These include
Notifications in the Philippines, battle
ships, GOLFERS, rtopedo boat destroyers,
submarine torpedo boats and improve
r.ent of rivers and harbors.-
There were 1920 new officers and
specifically authorized and
6 243 abolished, making a. net increase
of 3,S77, calling for annual salaries ag-
gregating $5,672, 009.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-21
A LITTLE RED SPOT
Novel Experiment by Which 1t May
Be Made to Disappear.

peculiar feature about poslam,
the new skin discovery is that no one
is asked to buy it without first send
ing to the Emergency Laboratories
No. 80 West Twenty-fifth street, New
York City, for an experimental sam
pie and applying same to an affected
part of the skin, about the size of a
silver dollar. 1t will clear the spot
so treated in twenty-four hours-a re-
markable visual demonstration of its
powers
While poslam has been mentioned
principally in connection with the
cure Of eczema, the most stubborn of
skin diseases, it must be remembered
that when used for itch, hives. PIN
PIES biotches. acne, itching feet,
ecaly scalp, chafng of infants and
similar minor skin troubles its action
is all the more pronounced, results
being seen after an overnight applica-
ton AS only small quantity of pos
lam is necessary to cure such cases.
special fifty-cent package, usually
sufficient, has been placed on sale at
Fred A. Shows and other leading
drug stores in Topeka and throughout
the country.