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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
MUST PRESERVE
VIRGINIA OYSTER
DIR. MOORE. AFTER TSVEsTIGA-
TION. SAYS ASSEMBLY SHOULD
ACT As To BIVALVES

WASHINGTON. ID. Especial
Or H. T. Moore. who has made an
Investigation o. the oyster Industry "a
Virginia. has made his report
The fact that 1874 4crea. or
about 70 per cent. 90 the ROCKS tn
James River have been found barren.
and that only 8.22T acres have beea
classified az bearing "a dense growth.
is generally taken 90 Indicate the rapid
decline ot Nlrglni&s oyster Industry
unless the Assembly takes some
prompt action The report - also ~
-Arlrd as strong c4mpalgn dOcu-
nerf Cor the planters.
Esery one iu "a position 20 apprs-
.Iate the character of she work praises
le results of Dr. Moore's iabor&
Vale his expedition WAS the thlrd
hat Inspected the Virginia roks. SC
.as hy far the most exhaustive. and
.s charts are considered models 81
cCurlDy.
Alrrr explaining the methods fol-
owing 20 h.s oun Investigation AID
! 70 those made hy Lieutenant E'rancil
+ Nirs.ow in ISIS and j. g. Baylor On
1882 u-. Moore desert bes the nature
q rle natural rocks" in the JameA
i .ra discusses the coalition % the
& TWEEN g-une rocks and shoals from
f l.-h market oysters are tonged. nd
.ae lft.cn seed oyster rocks Gne
. ..U.-s-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
MAKING PLANS FOR
MANN'S INAUGURAL
Program Entrusted to Subcommittee
Public Ceremonies 90 BE Held
In Hall Of House-
MoND. wasp e cial.-

RIG MOND. Vas . e ciaL-
The Joint Inaugural Committee ot
the Senate and House met today al
The capitol. with Senator Sale ia the
chair. FOR the purpose or arraug ln x
the program for the induction into
Office of Governor-elect Mann
After some discussion the business
% the COM mlttee was referred TO q
subcommittee. consisting OF DELEGATES
Martin Williams and ". ". Bauer and
senator Holt. This trio was autho-
rIzed 90 consult With supreme Court
Judge r.. 81. Cardwel and Clerk John
vs.. Williams as advisers
The tentative plans Tor the lnaugu-
ration provide for "a public meeting
fn the Hall OK the House AT noon Feb
ruary LIST. To this meeting the heads
OF an state departmruts. the judiciar,
and The Mayor viii re Invited
IL Is expected, o. course. that the
incoming Executive VIII make an IN
auCural address
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
SAW HER FATHER
COMMIT MURDER
Philip Lender. She Tells The Police.
seized HAtclet and Sank Blade
in Friends skull

NEW YORK-apccial- Len
der. nine years old. was sitting ln the !
kitchen or her parents apartment AZ /
so Eleventh Avenue. Thursday morn /
iug. when her father. Philip. and hin /
friend. Andrew AUD. nfty years old. l
58S West Thirty-nlnth Street. entered /
the room They took seats closs 90
each other. but neither spoke. Aud.
bent over held his hands 90 ha face.
The men sat that way for about
nfteen minutes. and the child wonder
ed at their silence. When her father
rose. opened the door leading Go an
inner room and called 90 his ten-year-
old boy philip. gather up all your
things. take the dog and get ready 90
follow me directly she wanted 20
Question him. but was 700 frightened 20
speak
Lender went back 20 his chair. sat
there for hVe minutes more. and then.
taking a litter from the stove. struck
Aud on the head. Aud was stunned.
bur as ne saw Lender walk 60 a corner
OF the room and pick up Ratchet he
cried On terror,
Philip. don't on. donJ!"
Sarah was transnxed with horror
and her small face went white a. she
watched her father walk 70 the side
OF the dazed man and hit him twice
with the blade OF the axe. The man
got 90 his feet reeled. then staggered
CD the door. Blood streaming from a
deep cut in hts head. he ran 90 Eoose-
welt Hospital. pointed % bis head and
! dropped unconscious.
. Dr. Hart patched up the cur and
then ascertained his patients skull
was fractured. When revived bee tolC
, che same story the lttla girl told o.
, the police. lie died an hour later.
Philip. the son. reached the kitchen
D IIlst as his father hIt Aui1 with rnt
.aNe. oLeufeut % Lender command
Z ne had gathered h.s extra clothes ar.
SIR or boxing gloves fIe rrl-ae.
b Daisy the f1V-terrler. and ran after nl
- |farnrr. who was oasl.uc down tl.
stairs. Ills sister. overcome ts terror
e sat sr.l in ler chair
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27

FTe sat patiently on the edge % the
glove counter. balancing hts umbrella
alsentlY. anc aasfoti3 wondering ~ ben
those PUSSY women would set through
so that thc pretty blonde behind ths
counter could give him her undivided
attention.
A. time passed. she approachsd
him with the hauteur bscominE a
young woman sn the glove depart-
usnt
What size came from the 100 q
her elEht-lnch collar.
-lIbe and three-l uartera-eF-~
She turned her back g. him she
. had very pretty back. bat not the
Lutta Faust HtNlt. Then she fzree
alm with "a small box which she hurl-
go to the counter kFnKefully. lie kapt
"A safe distance while she took oct
T pair az brown. one of Eray and oDs ~
-Er-you aee-nothinE me thas-
"a h}-thcse are COO DARK. AID err
TOO short"
she tooh him In eontsnptooa.ly
from Top Co toe. az bsnus Etri ~ 80
kiove counter.
why dldnt you sAy -h@t go
wanted before
no felt guilty. although ks hnaw
enc hadn't given time for mush i--sf-
Vel or. you ses. ~hiss sa~a q
Again he had a chance % AauAirs
NMN hAAAa AHAAA NNA AANAM ANAA
box. and nshed out pair 81 Whte.
gloves.
"Er-you see. these are 80 shors
i you know
4 don't unless you tel me- snAp-
. I ped she.
They must be very lonS. So svs-
I ninE wear. you knoW.
Again ner back. The box afmos
struck his nose az lg cams doWA
. 4 These are the eighteen buttona
~ You dOnt want them longer thal
that
lie didn't dare explain they wsr,
not for him.
Where are the buttons
The glance of wtthurlnE scorn ua9
10 him thirsty suddenly.
81 That's the length. the sennaar
ID lenEth-and 4 dont think you've -
l.. smart even f you are Nuytnu."
Ii II beg your pardon. really"
! Here. boy" she yelled In siren
IA treble.
- Absently he balanced rs uuabrNnu
4 waiting for the change Whtgh didH
= amount 20 much-Flortda Ffnzu1
it Union.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
CHARGES
ONE MILLION DOLLAR FRAUD

WASHINGTON. ID. c.-Speciai-The
House Committee on Expenditures In
the Interior Department Thursday be-
gan investigation OF the charges made
% Ecpresen tative Hitchcock that the
81 .ooo. 600 fund 20 protect the public do
main against frauds had been imprOp-
eriy used D. the general land ONCE In
the matter % buying expensive furnt-
lure. employment OF useless clerks and
the doubling OF salaries OF clerks. Com
missioner bennett Vas she rrst witness.
he said he had rot read the charges
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
JOHN G, LUCE MAY
SUCCEED LOWRY
Former Republican Legislator Slated
for Collector OF Internal Revenue
at Richmond.
nd. VA.

RICHM MON u. v A.-SpeciaL-
Things happen Suddenly ana without
notice ln political circles The other
day President TAFT named Clarence
u. Smirhers. OF Cape Charles. 20 be
the next United States Marshal 40 tnis
district. 90 replace Morgan Treat ON
the same day District Attorney J. l.
Lewis WAS rlappOlnted for another
term.
sometime ago there was some talk
OF H. j. Lowry. Collector OF Internal
Revenue. losing our However "n men
he recently renewed h-s bond the
rumor OF his proposed cecapl taton
was passed as having no icunlal-oA.
BE that as ir may. "a prominent local
Reuuh.Ican--a man who Isl on the in-
Eide OF the sltuatIon-dec,ares that
Collector Lowry is slated 20 go and
that within two or three weeks Presl-
dent Tart may name John @. Luce
90 Gu that important Federal ofice-
Mr. Iuce Is Wen and favoraoly
known iu Richmond. Two years ago
he was member OF the House OF
Delegate f"nm GOochland county His
campalen ."ar g. 4. J.. Smith. the
Demlcratic n1ldare. was a notable
one. and if IS said ne made quite ar
impresslou upon the President, and
the latter rnCent campaign manager
Frank d. .tchcock, now Postmaster
General nni dispenser OF Federal pat
r0nage.
Air. hitchcock Is closer 20 local con.
ditions than many people woulC
think. considering the wide scope o
his work and his manifold duties
both official and political.
Mr.. Luce IS now. and has been 70
many months. a resident OF Richmond
and Is a strong factor In the loca
Republican organization. He In
member OF what Is known az tn
LILY White" faction. and IL Is said
could have Commissioners OF Interna
Revenue Cabell say a good word 70
him
According TO the beat lnformatio
obsainable Collector OF Customs STU
art ~ on the anxiosa bench In
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. VA--Spccih--
~Ns Truth in RePort.--hcA iisteF-
ga eanRrd. pure and simple"
when the substance az the ahoNe
wire was Impaired 60 the Rev >
ID McAiistgr, hcid secretary OF the
WtrEfnia Antf-Snioon League, thta
mornfnE. he gave cNprcsrton 20 hnc
characterization noted above.
Mr.. HcAiisfeE was seen Rt his OF
Gee ~ the headquarters OF the AnAi-
saISsn LcnEue, On Last Franklin
street.
aAa fnr n We are concrrued''
he continued. there g. absolutely
nothinE In tic report. The report
bsba M ever nmd anon. but u IN
vnrEahIy di-credited- Ia was last
rtveu prominence In the state OF
Illinois, but was subsequently re-
fufcd.-
Wh~u The Journal man pointed 90
that pnrf 81 the dispatch which has
reference go the establishing OF
nevrupRprr~ throughout the south
60 further the cause Of temperance
Mr. McAIi-tcr rcpiieds Its MI
-The report has been unauufactur-
"a cut % the whole cloth, audi ~
FAR ~ the Virginia AnN-enloon
League a. concerned. there D. uhso-
fuf~ly act the slightest NcstiEe OF
truth 60 IT. was his parting shot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
WILL TESTIFY
AGAINST MOTHER
Fsssassor sncad. Husband OF Bath Tub
Vlgtfzn. VIII Return and BE
Witness

NEWARK. y. J-SpeCiaL-
FsEs.tcns.r ~. Suead. husband Of
Mr. Gcs., NJ. Snead. the East
Orange bath tub mystery victim,
will return 20 this country from
Cstuaia and testify against his
mother. Mrs. Mary Snead, who,
with her two sisters, l. DOW under
arrC-l al Newark. awaiting trial
on the charge oI having brought
abr.r thc death OF Mrs. Ocey
III as 2 Il strange turn In the
ba1.l I'D ,-lystery developed TO-DAY
after Dr. William IL. Hicks, 81
Newark had submitted report
10 prosecutor Mott, OF Essex coun-
u. ~. J.. In which ne stated that
the stomach OF Mrs Ocey NJ. W.
suaad contained morphine az the
time OF her death Or. Hicks was
chosen hy Prosecutor Mott 20
make q chemical analysis Of the
stomach. and his finding bears out
the suspicious OF Mr.. Mott that
the yoaug wife was drugged-
suead. ~ y. as declared today, Dr. anEr1
al the accused "a omen ana Nlil la -
ne has been corrc spondlns Win COUNTY
Pro ss-Cu tOr Aoft
That Ocey snead was a drug nen,
viii probably De the contention OF th'
defendauts-Mrs Caroline j. Martin
her mother. Mrs. Mary W. Sne4o. le
aunt and mother-ln- law, ana MISS DO
sinia Ward-a". her a-nt. VINO e4ol
was Ia the house q mystery Nhen tn
vDunU woman died. The exam uatioi
OF Mrs Octy Suca1s stomach had no
been completed when tle nrst repor
was nled, buJ the analysis has gone g.
Far that there is no doubt % thc pres
ence OF morphine.
In connection with this the testi
mony Of DIT Cornelius Love. oi hroo>
Ign. who attended Oce} >ntad "a Del
she was there some weeks before le
removal 10 East Orange, was reca-le
today.
lions OF the old woman Dr. Love tul
OF having found them aaminlsterin
drugs 20 OCeV against lls direct order
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
FOUND DYING
UNDER WAGON
Boy Driver FeH Froun seat ard INA
BrcAst Crushed ~ WR.eeaz

NEWPORT NEWS. vA--soecAL-
CALVIN ". Harsood. a fourtesa-ysar-
old white boy. Of Ham pton. waE aAaEzr-
cay found IN 3 dying coEciti0n bsne@4k
ths wheels % q heavily loaded w4rsa.
which ne had 5een driving lie wun
carried hone and exp1reS . fsw z1hD-
utes later
No ona saw the accid@n1 buG - 40
orcast EAs crushet la. ia ~ szDSpn~a
the lad fen from ne wA&oa In tps9e
OF the vhsslA Wh-a f0uRd ths DoAy
was between the wheels ARd kA-s bsvvs
~ss standing quietly 81.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
A. ]. MONTAGUE
AT THE CAPITOL
Believed VISA 60 Ez-Go~-rae~ -
% DO with JUdEc~hfDA

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-SpertAA-
Ex-0sovcrnor AontaEue 49, IN
Washington Saturday. He Nk1i1
MAJ have ca do with hpuo3ne-
uteut GO the additional CtP-
cult iudEeshlp A the Fpurth DE-
trtCs. proposed O. Dc Crcatesi by
the ban which has Izassed ne
senate and IL cnpeCteSl 90 b. ~
ported faForahly from thc Hons-c
Committee on JuliiCiAry ocEt
Tuesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
RANDOLPH-A MACON
GIFTS $4,000 GILT

ASHLAND. vA-SpeciaL-A cheek
FOR $4,000 grom Andrew Carnegie has
boen received BY kanloip 81 AAcca Col-
Ie <e 10 be added GO me permanent en-
aowment fund or the irsLtltcA-
Besides tire naif mlsllon Enlch -
set aside Tor TIRE University % NirSlatA.
Ar. Carnegie has given f1ksQ9e &C E2-
0gy and Henry CollsEe and SfA.e39 -
Roanoke CoileEe. boat the sane
amount 20 the Virginia Christian Col
isge. % Lynch burg. t19.eee - Ean-
dol pa -Macon WomaR'n College Aa&
sia0ee % the BaaeksesDs fo2a1s D-
EtttUtA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
BURNED OWN HOME;
CHI EINE YEARS

WINCHESTER. vA--SpeciaL-JG-
cob Allen. the Northern negro Who
Was convicted saturday In the Circuit
.of the Loudoun Mutual Insurance
Company. and Indicted for burning his
own house at Broadway, Rockingham
county. IN order 10 collect Insurance.
xss convicted today On the Circuit
Court al HRrrisonburg and sentenced
70 nve years IN the penitentiRry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27
GIVES 100000
TO FIGHT WHlSkEY
This Big Fund viii Be Expended
In Virginia, Florida and Wash
ington, Is the Report-Young
Rockefeller VIII Not
Talk on Subject.


ID. Ros keTelIer. according TO re-
uahls reports, has sccretiy gwen
as 100000 90 hep night the "a
loon. Part OF the money IL 20 be
uscd In establishing newspapers
In various States. among them
beanr Virginia. Florida and Wash
knGtan-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-27

John d. Jr.. Refuses 90 Talk
Rockefeller. Jr.. refused 90 deny
OF anlrm the report from Norfolk,
Va. that his father had given S.
OO0. 900 60 aid prohibition news-
papers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
STATE ROCKS TO Be
MARKED WITH BU0YS
Oyster Inspector lawson
Spends Day in James River
Finding Locations.

Capt. w liam z. Lawson, oyster In
spector and chief of staff Of tme Vir-
ginia oyster navy, spent yesterdt ~
he James river locating positions Tor
he seven buoys which are TO be
placed on grounds No. by the Viz
ginis Fisheries Commission. and which
will hereafter mark the Baylor lines.
The bucys will be constructed oil
spruce and wal be fastened &c their
moorings with 600-pound anchors.
Capt. Frederick Ruediger. the state
surveyor, will have charge of the work
Of putting down the buoy.
Captain Ruedlger yesterday finished
the work of resurveying the grounds
Of ]. T. Mills. Faulk. and Wilson and 1t
Is said that he found that the three
big planters are not occupying the
state rock to any extent. In fact. in
the cases of W lson and Faulk the
;urveyor is of the opinion that they
are practically within their rights
while J. T. Mills will probably be
'ound in possession of state rock clear
" outside CT the Baylor lines.
1t will be remembered that the oys-
ter tongers pulled the stakes from the
grounds of Mills. Wilson and FAUX
and that their action brought about
the present survey. 1t is said that SO
Ear the email planters. who assisted
the tongers in pulling stakes. nave
been found to be occupying state rock
and that the survey will prove more
costly to them than TO Mills and the
other big planters.
Captain Ruediger will probably CON-
plete his work Of surveying within
the next three DAYS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
KINGS DAUGHTERS EJECT
MRS. B0UIfltf LEADER
snshine Circle Discusses Work For
Coming Winter and Makes Boy
enton Delegate TO Stauntcn.

The Sunshine Circle OF Kings
Daughters held their regular meeting
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms on Wednes'
Jay morning. when the annual cleo
ticn OF officers took place. as follows:
leader. Mrs. J. r Boutelle vice
leader. Mrs Charles n. Hewins. sec
AIRY. Mrs. John T. Nichols. treas
urer Mrs. Charles +. Hewins.
Owkg to the Illness OF the leader.
a sub-titute was appointed in Mrs.
John Boyenton. who. for the present.
will transact any business usually
looked after by Mrs Bouteile.
Plans for winter work were dis.
russed, and ways of raising the money
necessary to the successful carrying
N Of the work OF the circle.
Mrs. John Boyenlon We elected as
delegate to the state convention to be
held in stanton 25th. 2Gth and 9th
of tbs month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
Live Oak camp, Woodwen Of
the World, Forms Rank.
H.H.HOLT FIRST LIEUTENANT
William s. Crockett is Chosen Second
, acknowledgements OFF,
GERS to Be Chosen Next Friday
Night.

Forty-five members enlisted Lasl
night in the Uniform Rank OF Live
Oak Camp. No 2l. Woodmen OF the
! World. and II is expected that within
few weeks the new company will hi
equipped with the axes and un forms
and will begin weekly drills. The new
company starts out with considerable
enthusiasm, and II is the opinion oil
those backing the organization that il
will have a Membership of 100 WITHIN
a few months
In most of the large cites the uni
form company of Woodmen is one oil
the attractions. and last night Live
Oak Camp determined that Hampton
regard to uniform ranks at the next
/ regardto uniform ranks at the next
annual convention of the head camp.
After the forty-five members had
signed the muster roll the election OF
officers was entered into and resulted
as follows:
Captain-FTank II. Couch.
First Lieutensnt-Harry II. Holt
Second Lieutenan t. William ).
Crockett.
The company decided to delay the
selection OF the uon-commiss oned Oh
ficers until the first regular drill mex
Friday night.
Charles b. Latham. the state man
ager OF the Wcodmen of Virginia. at
tended the melting of Live Oak Camp
last night in order to be present al
the organization of he uniform com
pany.
Following the business session the
camp members had a big social SEES
son, when tempting refreshments
were served.
Two members were initiated into
the order and thirteen applications
were presented TO the camp for mem
ber' hip
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15

II took the jury in the Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon but ten
minutes TO return a verdict sentenc
ing Milton Madrick, alias Milton
Diggs, to ten years in the peniten'
tiary for holding up and robbing j.
7. Anderson. an aged negro man, OIL
the Back River road.
Although Madrick strenuously dc
MED that he was one of the men who
held up the old negro and beat him
several witnesses, including Anderson
and his son, positively identified Mad
rick as the hold-up man and the jury
had little trouble in reaching its de
Cisjon.
Judge Robinson promptly over.
ruled a request from Fay S. Collier
the attorney for Madrick, to have the
verdict set aside and grant new
trial. and the convicted man was
promptly sentenced to spend ten years
in the State institution. AS Madricls
had already served former term in
the penitentiary he will have FIVE
years added to his present sentence,
thus giving him a total of fifteen
years.
The crime for which Madrick was
found guilty was an especially daring
one. He held Anderson up just at
a point near Oakland cemetery and
with the assistance of a razor and
his fist made the old man give u
sl2 in cash. Several persons Wi.
messed the hold-up. but as Madrick
had a. companion, the others failed
to keep the two hold-up men from
relieving Anderson of his money.
Madrick was later arrested in New
port News by Detective Sergean;
John Reynolds. He is a negro with
a bad reputation. Fay S. Collier put
up a strong defense for the negro,
but failed to prove the aiibi he at
tempted. Judge Edgar E. Montague
prosecuted the case.
The case went to the jury at $40
O'Clock and in about ten minutes the
verdict was returned.
Birdsong Goes Free.
Arthur BirdsOng. young negro
boy. charged with entering the home
of George Coleman. an old negro
man. and stealing s12O in cash. was
acquitted by the jury. He denied the
charge and the evidence was not
q conclusive against him. although the
circumstances were strongly agains'
him. ]. Thomas Newsome. of Newport
News. was the attorney for Birdsong'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership carried on by Henry +.
Gately and r. l.. Cartwright under
the name and style of the "Kecougll-
tan" moving picture show. ON south
King street. in the City OF Hampton,
has this day been dissolved by mi
tual consent, and in future the bust
ness will be carried on by X. l.. Cart,
wright, ON his separate account, who
will pay and receive all debts due and
owing to and from the said partner
ship in the regular course of bust
ness.
This 1lth day of October. 1910.
r.. l.. CARTWRIGHT,
HENRY F. GATELY. Is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
HARD FOUGHT Battle IS
EXPECTED AT PH0E6US
For.y-first Company and the Receiving
Ship Franklin to Fight For
Football Honors Today.

This afternoon at $3.50 o'clcck the
football elevens of the Forty-nrs'
company at Fort Monroe and the re
ceiving ship Franklin. of the Ports
mouth navy yard. will open the sea
son on the Phoebus Army and Navy
park. The contes; is expected TO prove
a royal battle snd the indications are
that big crowd will be out TO wit
ness IL.
For the past seven years the tcrty'
FIRST company has held the champion
ship honors in football at Fort Mon
roe. and the team from the Franklin
is said to be one OF The fastest in the
navy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15

bv local applications. as they csnDo' reach the
vav TO cure deafness and that IL by CO.. slit l.
ttonsl NEEDLES Desfdeas Is csured by an m
famed condition of the mucous linirg OF the
Eustachian Tube. Whe1 this tube Is infemed
vou have . rumbIing sound or inn erfect hesr-
ing and when 10 IS entirely closed deaf es- Is
the result and unless The Inflammation can be
condition. hearing will os destroyed forever:
n inc sses out 81 ten sre caused by 's;srrh.
which Il nothing but an inhamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces
Ne vii. give ehundred dollars for a5y case
cfdeaf.pss (caused by est rrhi that cannot be
-sred bv Halls Cstarrh Cure Send for circu
-. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
Sold BY druggists. &C.
Take fall Family Pills or Ur'i;lf r.