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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-10-24

ooocur1ty- Germanys seaport toWuS,
which once dourished. are nov Of not
much consequence. OF course Ham
burg has held her own.
France behoids the decay Of ports no
more even known by name. while For
tugai and Spain look hack on the bril-
lance and wealth Of Lisbon and Ca
di. No nation proposes that history
shall repeat itself II II can prevent It
Each of these countries knows that.
although beyond the Panama canal
lies no auch new and virgin land to
bs exploited and populated as Colum-
bus found and no aurh wealth to t,e
rined a. Corte, ~reated from Mexico
and rizarro plundered from the tenn
plea of Peru. vet there Is a shifting of
commercial exchanged impending the
magnitude and reach of which cannot
he measured By any parallel the past
has 70 of5sf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Grand Lodge an irrigated tract OF
land. that is. In condition for irrisa-
ton irrigated by a pump that will
furnish from Loco 20 5.000 GAL
Ions OF WATER PER. MINUTE
not only for irrigation purposes do
We offer this, but. as cleanliness is
akin 90 Goodness We place this abund-
ance OF pure water az the service Of
the Grand Lodge and say &c them
there can never come a time when the
little orphans can not take bath,
when water will have 10 be doled out
by the spoonful and when bathing
will be limited 10 a slight surface APP
plication OF refuse water. as has been
in some OF our cities during the past
two years.
We. therefore. ask your support In
obtaining for us the location OF this
great institution.
Fraternally submitted.
II. c. Randolt. W y. Lewis r. +.
Gouldy. f. Harlan. W. J Mitchell, W
:. Reid.
Committe for Plainview Lodse No
T.. |. q. q. +.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Brageadocio and flirting, so far
as employees are concerned. are for.
hidden on tho Chicago Great West.
ern system.
An cdict against cuffs on oIoralls
also has been issued II Is the be-.
lief Of the executive safety commit.
tee that they are trouble breeders.
IN referring 10 brargadocio and nirt.
inc. Mr. Slifcr's bulletin SAYS.
'Braggadocio Is simply trying Ia
show of II Won are on tho vaude-
Vile stage 81 Is all right TO pull Of.
some stunt that will amuse tho on.
lockers and cause admlrations. hu,
railroading Is too serious a business
for showing or Don't try 10 board
an approaching switch engine BY
standing In the center Of the tract,
ahead OF H. Don't wait until your
train has got under fast headwav Doe
fore trying TO board II. Don't fllrt
with the farmers daughters from the
top OF freight car when Won ought
10 be looking out for that next
bridge. In other words. don't be
foolish about serious business"
In informing employees what 20 do
in case Of personal injury. the bulle-
Tin says:
Don't give the injured person al
oohol One shock a. n time Is suff-
cient Give water instead"
Office men are given tho following
advice
Lack of ventilation may not cause
accident. bat n will cause sickness. "
An employees are told that when
person has tainted wator should not
Pc thrown upon him. a. me only good
~ win DO o. 20 wct tho clofhinc. In
stead the bulletin saws. me hoad
should be placed lower than TIE f.ot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
LUBBOCK PLANNING
FOR SUMMER NORMAL
special to Daily News

special 70 Daily News
Lubbock. Tex. April All
things are now nearing completion
for holding the South Plains summer
Normal which will be held in Lub-
book commencing May Is, and con-
tinung until the ] Of judy This
normal has been endorsed by the
following counties: Lubbock, FLOYD.
Gaines, Crosby, Lynn. Dawson Gar
"a. Terry, Yoakum and the morgan
lied counties OF Hockey and Coch-
ran. and will be attended Ivy APP
proximately one hundred teachers.
Following will constitute the faculty.
Conductor J. X. Westcr, superinten-
dent OF the Lubbock schools, Prof.
Woster will also be instructor IN
methods and mathematics. physiol-
osy. history of education, trigonom-
cry and ciyics.
Instructor in Texas history, L. 5
history. general history, bookkeep-
ing and geography. L a White, su-
perintendent OF the Tahoka schools.
Instructor in physics, physio-
eraphy. physiology ard chemistry.
W. A. Mancill. superintendent of the
Iamesa schools
Instructor in arithmetic, aleebra,
plain and solid geometry. f +. Saw
age. superintendent Of the Floydada
schools
Instructor In grammar. compost
ton, literature and Latin, Miss Leon
ore Vance, OF Post City.
s. L. Paschal will be instructor In
Horticulture. Mr.. paschal is grad
uate OF the A. and NJ College OF
North Carolina. and az present has
CHARGE of the state experimental
farm at Lubbock He is regarded as
an authority on scientific and prac-
teal farming
The primary and drawing depart
ment will he in charge Of Miss Sue
W. Buchanan Of Fort Worth. She
mas had long experience Ia primary
teaching. and is now director of the
first grade in Fort Worth public
schools, having under her charge
about thirty-five teachers. This lady
has during the last few years stud
led especially In the University OF
Chicago, and Columbia University,
New York. She has also travelled In
Europe and made a special Study OF
the school system OF that country
She is said to be one Of the best pri-
mary teachers IN the United States
All indications are that this will
be one OF the most successful and
largely attended norma,s that has
ever been held in this part Of IN ?
country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
CR0SBYT0N INTERESTED
IN TRADES EXCURSION

special 10 Daily News
Crosbyton, Tex. April a late
spring still prevails on the south
Plains, the ground is not warm yet
and veselation is backward. but more
rugged than though the growth Wa
rank anu under bright sunshine and
warmer nishts It will come forward
very fast Trees arc backward which
rs we'll for the fruit.
Here at Croshytcn one and three
tenth inches of rain has fallen in the
last two weeks. grass is green and
wheat and oats are making fine
stand aud showing up we'll on all
seven divisions OF the c. h. Live
Stock Company's ten thousand-acre
farm the work is well m hand and
progressins nicely on the many 9th.
er farms about C-osbyton men and
stock are thoroughly employed and
very busy. the town shows oyiGen,o
OF this b1t several new homes are
under construction and Crosbyton
grows steadily.
We are much interested m the
promised visit of the Amarillo Auto
Trades cNcurs.ouists and graufic ]
that lhcy are &c be orr guests ovos
nisbt We however want them ~ IA
vor us with sufficient daylight {,
observe the wonderful farming de-
Ne'opmcnt in quantity and quality
That is taking Place IN this locality.
upon this they can base some cstl-
mate of the benefits they can reason
ably expect from the Crosbyton dis
trict We will have products of all
kinds for Amarillos industries and
markets In exchange for its merchan-
disc
We realize and try to demonstrate
that successful farming has advanced
FAR beyond blowing, sowing and
reaping II has become a work of
brains as we'll as muscle. study, re-
search and experiments have enter
ed largely into the profession Tor Il
is a profession requiring ability and
application of a high order. Tho
prosperous farmer is no longer OF a
lower class his field is broad and
interesting enough for the bcsl tai
cnt and In few directions can such
talent be better applied. The weekly
lectures and discussions on farming
under Judge Coughs leadership are
becoming very popular and largely
attended with unmistakable benefits
and the newcomers into this countr,
can thus consult with and learn from
those of longer acquaintance with I
the character of this soil arl climat,
and he best treatment 10 obtain IN,
greatest results. II Is n sure thin.
from the start for all who suffi
.rientlv consider the iuvostmen; re
Tuired and practice proper methods
no practical farmer who does so vii
be disappointed in results. OF this N,
skeptioal and misinformed will h
convinced upon visit of Inspection
of this country and is products.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
TULIA MAN WILL GROW
FISH ~ NEW RESERVOIR

Special 10 Daily News
Tulia, Tcy. April @ j. q Bass
will stock the IRRIGATION reservoir he
Is nov hui'l.u. vim fish 10n rce-
ervoir will be 100 feet long 80 feet
vide and O. fe.t deep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
Oklahoma CitN Livestock.

Oklahoma city. Okla, April o.
Cattle $50. strong. Steers 500.
weight l,0iS. heifers 1915, COWS,
$500; bulls. $50, calves, S7.75;
hogs. 600. steady; bulk &7.S5GSSI0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
Markets..
Kansas City Grain.

Ry Associated Press
Kansas City. Mo. April 2. Wheat
NAV slOoN July s .92M Sept
; .9OA Oats-N White 8 5Gla min
ed. { &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10

Wanted. Ipdic, 90 Know tho NOR
ifs OF on OF fl1anosg N0Ds ana Drs'
Cloths Another shipment '.s' rc-
.o'ro1 ~ Opera House Millinery
Store Phone sos. 13ltfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-10
[lIp15er5opD(s

The highest point of woman's hap.
piness is reached only through moth.
erhood. In the clasping Of her child
within her arms. Yet the mother.to-
be is often fearful OF natures ordeal
and shrinks from the suffering incl
dent 10 its contamination. But for
natures Ills and discomforts nature
provides remedies. and In Mothers
Friend Is 10 be found a medicine CT
great value TO every expoctant mother.
Il is an emulsion for external
application. composed OF ingredients
which act with beneficial and sooth.
ing effect on those portions OF tho
system involved II Is intended 10
prepare the system for the crisis, and
thus relieve. In great part. the suffer.
ing through which the mother usually
passes. The regular use Of Mothers
Friend will repay any mother In tho
comfort Il affords before. and the help
ful restoration TO health and strength
IL brings about after baby comes.
Mothers Friend
b: & i SIS: /; \. +; +. !. b5nN
xpeciant moth
ars which contains much valuable
Information. and many suggestions Of
helpful nature.
BRADFInD REGULATOR CO.. Al.Ai.. Ca
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
I vi uaTs w VsssI o.
=, .! O. { j : ]. I 5. S
FAMOUS, MAE ARTISTS Ito BE
! Vt .MATcHED IN FAR o. THIS ,s5
,,~.ss,e3e MON Till { d. III IS 4Gs,S

] Chicago, March 22.---Details Of q
match between Henry OrdemanI Of
Minneapolis and 5Mahmout, the Turk
ish wrestler, who is to- meet Zbyszko
soon in Chicago, to be staged in Fargo,
N. d., late, this: month are being ar
ranged here between Emil Klank, man
ager for Mahmout, and George Barton
of Minneapolis, manager for Ordeman.
Henry Ordeman and Zbyszko' wres-
tied one hour in Fargo without a fall
after the Pole had been loud in his
boasts that he could dump the Nor
wegian twice in an hour. Klank wants
to give Mahmout chance at Ordeman
so that the fans can compare the work
of the Turk with that of the Pole.
Gotch picks the Turk to win easily
over Zbyszko, but there are many
wrestling experts here and in New
York, who have watched the work Of
the two men who say the Turk will
have trouble dumping Ordeman in ar
hour. Klank says Mahmout can throw
Ordeman twice within the hour anG
still have time to rest and it is likely
the match will be made on that basis
the same as in the Ordeman-Zbyszkt
bout.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
M EN- AND RELIGION II FoRMARDs
MOVEMENT IS COMING TO
zi DEVILS Lake s35sss35

| H. (. :
The Men and Religion Forward
Movement has been having a great
effect on church life, although the
movement is but in Its infancy. The
representatives from this city who
went to Grand Forks to attend the
convention speak nothing; but the best
words Of praise for the success accom- con
plished. S.,,.S.s.ss .<.F,s III.
Starting as 1t did in one big move
1t branched out. The teams starting
the seven branches went out and train 81 J.
ed other teams and when these became 4:
competent they all went out and start
ed still more teams and thus the work
has grown in every nook and Granny II
the United States. The work at Grand
Forks this week is for the purpose o.
training teams to visit other large
towns of the state, such as. cities o.
the size of Devils Lake. One of these
teams will come here for convention
and teams will be trained here to g
out into the smaller fields. Ike
The object more Men in Gu
Churches" is a PLAUSIBLE one and tn
result is striking in its immensely. !
is an interdenominational move.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22

name al she does not want neWspslr
noto.lsty.
Alabastrol Is something entirely
new; mot q face powder neithersa ao
ton, nor cream. s's.s 5s1
Yet possesses the properties Of alf
to more intense degree accomplish
ing far better results ID shorts
space Of time. . !, s Il 4 2s'ss Z
Why use face creams il you only
Offset their beneficial propsf ties
moment later through the application
81 skin drying face powders 81 softsn.
doubtful origin? Powders blow or
soil your clothes and give your face,
a #chafed appearance at once indieat-
ing their use. .si 1s1s53 s'As5 ,ss'''
TITS not so with Alabastrol, 1t 10
rubbed into the skin much as you
would cream (only after its uses you
won't need any creams) and in q few
seconds the beneficial ana essentiRl
oils are absorbed by the skin taand
presto 5 2s sAf8
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
GRAND FORKS AND JAME9ToWN
+ WILL SETTLE STATE CHAM.
.f PiONSHIP ON 23rd

Z Fargo, March 22.-Fargo basketball
fans are to see another championship
battle. The arrangements have, been
practically completed for a game at
the "a. c. armory between the Grand
Forks high school team and the James
town high school teams to be played
March 23rd.l ~ ts~t 49, n z#s&,;z :
Grand2Forks has won every game 1t
has: played in the northern part Of the
state and is conceded the champions
| Of that section. jamestown hasGwon
over every team in the southern part
Of the state, including two games from
Fargo high. " - -. .-.4 n, , ~;
/ The two teams wish, to meet on q
/ neutral floor to settle the state cham.
pionship and have finally decided to
play the game IN charge. Of Professor
/ Keene, chairman of the athletic board
/ Of the A. c. ",.ntj'' r!@1 42fs a,s.tiss5g
The, A. C. armory has one Of the
best il not the best basketball floors
in the state. The armory is large
/ enough to9seat cemfortablyIsaa large
crowd and there promises to be great
enthusiasm over the game.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
WANT MURPHY-WoLGAsr MATCH

Chicago March 22.-Jim Buckley,
manager Of Harlem Tommy Murphy,
who beat Abe Attel on the coast last
week, passed through the city with
the fighter on their way to New York.
According to Buckley, Jimmy Coffroth,
the coast promoter, wants to match
Murphy with Ad. Wolgast some time
lin May. Coffro$h has offered Jones,
Wolgast's manager, $4,000 for the con.
test, but the lightweight champion
wants $4,000 for his bit.
4 Before leaving for New York Buck.
ley received a telegram from Coffroth
asking the eastern fighters manager
not to make any matches until he re.
ceived word from the western pro.
sn'oter, who intimated the match is as
GOOD as cinched. Buckley will allow
Murphy to fight Wolgast for small
sum just to get; crack at the title,
as one eastern manager asserted
Murphy is fighting better than ever
and is the logical opponent for VOL.
CAST. ,.....
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
PURE FOOD COMMISSIONER is
SUES WARNING TO LARD
q. DEALERS

DR.. E. F. Ladd, pure food commits
sioner, has issued an ultimatum to
dealers who sell lard in short weight
containers and tells them that after
April 1, action will be brought If the
practice is allowed to continue. In
his ultimatum he says: .,-.-.#
Notice is hereby given that from
and after April 1, 1912, the selling, Of
fering for sale, or having in possession
for sale, of lard in short weight con
tainers will be deemed as sufficient
cause for the entering Of complaint
by this department., with the states
attorney against said offender for VIC
lation of the laws of this state.
1.-THE lard law, now sustained by the
courts, has been in force since July
1911, and ample time has been giver
to all who desire to do business II
North Dakota to make the necessar.
changes for compliance with the pro
visions of the law.
"Pails and containers can now b.
had holding full even pounds, namely
three, five and ten pounds, to suppl
the trade. No further excuse for nor
compliance can be accepted"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
~ e 4 IF SEs - SO us Eiissils u;
TAFT WARNS I, A I!MslEERl7Is; Y n 3 70
KEEP out, oF MEXICAN IE:it I a s
! ~, -" TROUBLES

! washington, March 22-President
TAFT has a, ! siggned the Joint congressional
resolution making It unlawful Is 81.
port arms Of: ammunitions 81 war to
any ny American country where domestic
violence exists and imme diately after.
ward issued a proclamation declaring
that since such domestic Violence had
been found to exist in Mexico. all FED.
enal law officers were en5oined to
prevent violations Of the resolution.
With the signing 81 this resolution
and PRONUNCIATION of the proclamation,
violation of the neutrality laws be-
comes nfisdemeanor punishable by a
fine of $4,000 or Imprisonment for
two years, or both. w T. a s.,
Although the presidents proclama'
ton specifically names Mexico, the
joint resolution is so worded that
government officials expect to make
use of it in the future to prevent ill
! clustering expeditions to any American
country where state of revolution ex
lists. .'-' ".' 49,. ~ ~ 49, -.
The presidents proclamation wa:
issued after it had been carefully con
sidered by. Attorney General Wicker
sham, Acting Secretary of State viii
son and the president. #&H
According to war department OF
ficials, the joint resolution gives t.
the president the power he has lonl
needed to curb the sending OF arm
into Mexico from Texas towns. If fea
of the law does not prove an effec
tual barrier to filibustering, NOR
troops will be sent to the Texas boz
der to see that the law is enforced
Some estimates have put the numbe
of troops now on the border sufficien
and it is not regarded as likely tina
the American force in Texas will b
increased
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
NOW NOTE THE SKIN,

Not oily or greasy appearing, but Q.
dull, velvety looking smooth surface:
will be reflected to you from your
mirror-a truly alabastrol like effect
and what is more viii remain that
way for hours and no one will be able
to detect its use. @.S-
We do not claim that all can pos.
sess the beauty of Cavalla but we do
claim that anyone may obtain beau.
tiful complexion by using Alabastr0l.
Now remember our claims are not
the origination of a fertile, mind 40
the Siroron Mfg Co. is. Incorporated
under the laws of the State Of Colo
RADIO and that Alabastrol is guaran-
teed under the U. S. Pure Food &
Drug Act, to contain nothing but the
purest ingredients, and is manufac-
tured under modern and hygienic
methods.
AIabastroI is healing and antiseptic
in effect, and though it has been on
the market but short time everyone
who has used it says it is '"The Most
Perfect Complexion Beautifier" and
Mail Orders from all over the coun-
try are pouring in.
We send "Alabastrol' in plain
wrapper to any address in the u. 8.
on receipt Of so Cents Silver.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
FARMERS TO COOPERATE

Belfield, N. D., March 22.-About fif-
ty of the representative farmers of the
township of Fryburg met in the town
hall in Fryburg and, after several rous-
ing addresses, organized what will
hereafter be known as the F,ryburg
Cooperative club.
During his speech President Powers
pointed out the benefits to be derived
by the farmers owning their own ele
vators, and after the meeting Judge
Frisby was delegated to go to Beach
and meet with the Golden Valley far
mers at their annual meeting.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
The SiIoron Mfg. Go.
. PUEBLO. COLORADO
Sparkling in Eyes
A Story.
r.. ~. 3 : Is

- nv 81 II . i
Many otherwise beautiful women
have. been neglected by nature with
a lack of glossy, lustrous. dark Eye.
brows; many Blondes of True Morse
mantype with beautiful eyes cannot
show them off to an advantage,
through lack of dark, heavy, lustrous
eyebrows. ;5r.g.,. Il. b.. 1...z$g-f. ..:.
To meet a universal and popular
demand among the fair sex we have
after, much experimenting producedEa
compound termed "DABR0. consist
ing of harmless Organic Substances;
Essential Oils. Balsams. etc.. yielding
BY our process 'oastbia sttfi emulsion whieh
will STIMULATE l1gb growth rEst Of The eyebreMs
and darken them to the desired, shade,
.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
MAYViLLE CUNT ARE CHAMPS OF
INTERSTATE BASKETBALL

Mayville, N. D., March 21-Mayville
Normal schools quint defeated the
Wahpeton Science school five Friday
night by a score of Is to 20 and by
winning the game annexed the inter
state basketball championship for the
season.
The game was fast and clean
throughout and was featured by the
true craftsmanship exhibited by the
members of both teams. No roughness
of any sort was evident.
1t was anybody's game from the first
blow of the whistle until time" was
called at the final windup. At the end
of the first half the score stood to 9
in favor of the Wahpeton school, but
Weltzin, the big center for the May;
vile Normal team, got away from the
man and made three baskets in quiel
succession and won the game and the
championship for his team
The championship in the interstate
league has been figured on a percen
tage basis from the fact that not al
of the teams have played the sam,
, number. of games. The Mayyille Nor
NAL school and the Wahpeton Science
school have played the largest numbe
of games. Of these the Mayville MOI
NAL team has been victorious in fiv
out Of six games and the Wahpetol
team has won four out of possibl
five. " @4,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
The: Seer Ct: Is
:---Eft;E.2D q! .'j2ls .afSI 70 s?+[St &@
Out | |lu|LI j: .

Hortense Cavalla, was known as the
most beautiful woman iii Europe. d %
It was common knowledge thaAA" q
prince Of the royal blood. heir to the
throne Of one tof the. Oldest European
countries was, So anamored With her
charms. that he had repeatedly Of
fered TO marry her and relinquish his
kingdom. . ,.ge . ill.,: h., GG:s.s !.
She was the:snvy: and despair Of all
the ladies' iof thes Court. as thamen
had eyes for IA one :put her, in heR
presence And nd while her! tlsure and
features were beautiful It was the sur-
passing loneliness a!. Of her eomp'lleioH
which was her greatest charm.
Her skin was white as alabaster.
smooth and velvety Of texture and
her colour rich and warm. i.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
NO GREASY FACE CREAMS FOR HER
.sdeiI IaSsIois: Jlss DG.a si3ifzz55 a: .!y3
WHAT DID Sine USE? Z

That was the question SO; many
women were dying TO know. Cavalla
would not tell and others could not
tell the secret, because they did not
know. :. ~: ,'S -, :. Z. - I q ?
Just how a certain Chemist discov-
cred her secret would make an inter-
resting story alone. one we have not
the space to tell; suffice it to say that
money could not buy her famous re-
cipe and one of the conditions was
that it should never be sold in Europe
where her enyious rivals could obtain
1t. 49,. II 6 sg..r.% $I .t4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-03-22
:. .:'s'elII:oAIB,REl!ol:ll,,,,s...

/ 1t will not only stimulate growth
Of your 'Dyebrowsl eande qdafasn sthSsGsa
ifftoo light; buthwill tproaacsfh tluSessiT
and Egloasinessf mott ddplicaNSa7 by any
other means. We guarantee that
Dabro wsilVdo.what we ciaird foeyis
II usedfas directed sor1ws will4 ehsegsl
fully refund your money. 338 tgss.osf7
! Dabro will be sent In plain wrap.
per to any addressiii1 the u. ns.' ID.
onfreceipt Of so: Cents In Silver. n
Guaranteed under U. s. sPure Food
and Drug Act. RI & +. f. 5