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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-12
Submarine for (hile.

Capt. Carlos Plaza Of the Chilean naYv
arrived Yesterday by the United Fruit
steamship Carrillo to superintend he
building for his country of two suhmarlneI
al the yards of the Boston Electric Boat
Company chile has fifteen cruisers zen
boats and has building AT Newcastle t"o
hattleshipe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-12
Policeman Quinn's Debts Overcome Him,

Patrick s. Quinn, a policeman o' $50
Lenox avenue, has filed petition N 0ant-
ruptcy with liabilities, 81 1872 and no ayals
able assets. He has a gold watch a ing
and scarf pin valued AZ SIS, pswnod for
$3.50. He owes the United Wine aNd
Trading Company sna for liquors and ne
American Exchange Cigar Company 80
for cigars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-12
Gives 100000 for College at Jrrusalem

Sptctdl Cdbls Despatch 10 THE SrS
LONDON. Jan. IA wealthy Indian
Hebrew. whose name is not announced.
has given 500. 600 TO endow Jewish COL
lege at Jerusalem II is hoped that this
college may become the nucleus of uni
versity in Palestine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-12
J. p. Morgan In London.

Special cable Despatch 10 THK SrN
LONDON Jan II J Pierpont Morgan
arrived here this afternoon from Paris.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

TBI SuS Acknowledges the receipt of 81 from
Friend" In Hartford, Conn. In aid Of the fund
to bury the body Of James n Peterson, the phi
losopher Of Mills Hotel No. I. who died in Bellevue
Hospital last Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-12

"Mor" vup' contributions m11a for
sontin"u'al r"1..u- uuly or war" they
mad for husu"-. reasons with view ~
keeping po'rt'oal PARTY m rov."r'" asked
Chairman r'au'cv
Il answer strongly that tho husinos-
tart a. the MATTER had no bearing VITA
mo answered Nr rarrcr'c
At TINS point Objection va" mad" hv
Nr CarrcCic'n counsel 70 further oTcs-
tions in regard to campaign contributions.
The committee, having already "s'Hh-
lished a precedent in this matter when u
decided not to press demand upon
George " Perkins for Information IN
regard TO campaign contributions, re-
frainei from pressing Mr. Carnegie
any further
Mr. Carnegie IN beginning his tosti-
tnonv to-day. expressed he opinion that
u corporation cannot manage business
a. efficiently a partners
. when We were partners SAID Mr.
'arncgie. Il felt We could run around the
corporation he best corporation over
formed would hn boafcu hv such an or.
eanization as we had IA tn" carnegie
steel Company
Great Ca-sr" he exclaimed YOU
cannot beat q man who stays on his own
job"
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.ver and Mr. carnegie incurred if he really
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arc pertinent ana Designer 70 hr'hE ou'
information of great Nalnc IN thi- inquiry
When ask you Tor your oplhiol YOU urn
to your counsel to ma out "ha' your
opinion j." ,--
on he Inerc'tHi, pieda'iu VT N"F''eT'N'
raising both hands app"ahnGN,
Mr. Carnegie "cNnowleiEti tA2t ne was
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

The fair weather here has added AN
impetus 10 fruit picking and packing.
and sne market conditions in the east
afE favorable.
During the week there were total
OF logs cars 90 fruit moved ont Of me
santa re railroad yards here. and Of
this number the santa Te started 9tu
east and the salt Lake rs.
Tho trains that started east sunday.
containing saturdays output 81 the
packing houses. Numbered 1910 cars. or
the same number a. the day before
and which Was a now record for the
season
The shipments via tho santa Ne
We're made up go lpl cars of oranges
~ cars lemons ~ mixed ofanses and
lemons. ana NJ NeFfiahles
Yes, Ne were on the move, said
one santa 20 man yesteday 'ln tao
laai "a hours oven 5O cars have been
handled through ihe yprds Arro Tn,
empty refriroraior cars are hclni
runhtd back from ihe easl and Clie =
makine things hum on tne rln tracks
aiao,
with tho warm wratnfr at hand
santa ~ officials expect that this Weea
ihe tnlpmeuM plli probably hfeaa oi
previous IttufdH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
TWENTY-FIVE STATES
wAGING WAR UPON
HIGH SCHOOL FRATs

Washington, D. c. April 26-
Twenty.nV states are represented IN
crusade which the lawmakers and
school authorities Of tie country are
waxing against the iigh-scnooi fra
ternlty. according TO "a report which
has just been issued for free diairi 1n-
tion by the United states bureau Of
Education or these, iS states have
passed. legislative enhctnents hostile
60 the secret orders. while the acnool
boards 81 Important cities IN the other
l2 states nave adopted like measures
within their own jurisdiction.
All states have laws on the sub
joct provide penalty Of suspension
or expulsion from school Tor all those
who Join these orders. The most
drastic laws were passed by Iowa,
Minnesota. and Nebraska whose leg
isiatures made IL a misdeameanor Tor
anyone even 70 solicit Cor these or
ranixntionr. kiichisnn and Ohio made
"a mlsdcmoanor for a school officer
10 tan or refuse 90 carry opt the anti
| hish school fraternity law Other
states which prohibit these orders are
/ California Indiana. Kansas. Mississip-
eli OREGON and Vermont Ne@achus-
qits empowers ihe I3esten school com
nHuse 10 deaf wifa the. secret society
problem in is p way, while wash
lneton gives the fane latitude 60 the
schuoi boards az rs larser cities.
The moro 'lirnllant cities WHOSE
] rnhaOl boards hays pissed regulations
restricting nr fofbldRlng high school
lraierWiles, are Denver Meriden, chi
cago, tesinatou. Sew Orleans, Low.
! GA. Waithain. Worcester. kansas ciiy
Mo.. 81 Joseph, Butte, oklahoma city
! Reading. Salt Lake City Madison
! Milwaukee,. Racine, and superior The
colnmonest penalties are suspension
emulsion. or dthafmeut from sehuo
athletic an other teemf.
Theet'nlted states bureau of enu'
oauons report also elites SOME Of ~.
more Important ootirt decisions ever,
one 81 which upholds the school an.
tnoriiits Ia dealing vigorously viii
the high school fraternity, on th'
ground eat the measures - taken er.
authorized as q part Of the sehoo
aoardn discretionary powers. MOS
courts cited. however. viii not allow
the offending pupils a. be OaFre1 IRON
classroom exercises, although the,
can 30 barred from participating n
Lam hthictlc or other contests
''Tho high school secret society vii
very likely never win such a place b
the American educational system AZ
thnN now occupied by the college fra
ternlty.' said William NJ. Hood, 90 TN
education bureaus division OF achoo
administration. yesterday There Il
no such need FOR a high school ira
tornlly, indoed among its m1ei insist
ent opponents are many college ira
terniiy men.
.ft n interesting. aud possibly aif
nlnrant. that the movement 10 cNtir
pate the fraternity activity from higi
school lifr had ita origin and still end
"a greatest slrenelh in me Wesi sn'
middle west"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
ODD FELLOWS BIG
FIESTA TODAY
Special Train Brings Hundreds
of Visitors to Carlsbad From
All Along PecOs Valley.

Especial Correspondence a. the Hernldl
Carlsbad. n s.. April u.s. Prepare
lions for the anniversary celebration
uf the pccos Valley association OF
Cd Fellows are completed large
DELEGATIONS OF Odd Fellows and Daugn-
ters OF Rcbgkah will come to Carlsbad
on Friday The Goth a special train
Will OrinE the visitors from NOs-
we'll Dexter, Hagernnn, Lake Arthur.
Arteaia, ana Hope. Lexington on the
Plains will send a good representation
ihat VIII come by automobile The
local Odd Fellows viii meet the train
with the band and escort the visitors
10 the spacious Court House grounds.
From there the visitors will he taken
10 dinner at Hotel Sehlltz, Carlsbad
Springs hotei. and r. j. Bates rhe
regular program il a. follows:
"Amorica" ............... Audience
Invocation, ... Rev Milton Reeve
Selection. .... Carlsbad Orchestra
Address OF Welcome DR. H. , Boat
NINA
Duet, Selected q. Mrs Homer r. Parr
Mrs r. a. Fossenden
Response 20 Address ~ Welaome
Rev. r. =. Mathes, OF A9tesia Lodge
No. ~
Violin Solo. Selected. II d WOOliey
"0ur Anniversary w n. WoudWell
Announcements
Selection ...... Eddy T.odRe Quartet
Benediciion
Rev. G G. Hill Samaritan Lodge
Roswell
Odd Fellows Hall.
z 100 p 81 Soc0nd Animal meetinE
pocos Valley Odd .fNl-
lows Assn.
l7;30 y M. Degree work Visiting
Lodges.
Masonic Hall.
II 30 y NJ. Robokah Lodge Degree
Work 81 Visiting Lodges
Court Hcute LaWn.
hrtosla Hand .....ii00 90 goo y. N
Carlsbad Band .7.U0 10 $500 4. "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
CIGARETTE STUBS
f. AND FOOTPRINTS
State Depends Chiefly on Cir
cumstantial Evidence in the
Prosecution Of Alleged Mur-
derer Wood.

(SpeclaI Correapondeure % ths ueralaj
Carlsbad, n. M. April 25.-Thc
Wood trial on a murder charge a.
masking ilttit progress. Tho second
dpy CLOSED with only four Witnesses
examined out of eighteen that the
prosecution hiss on hand. Every inch
~ fought hard by the defense. The
sensational features viii not deveiou
untll the defense opens SO far the
defendant and his attorneys. Captain
y. r. huiac and q. .. stennls have
given little idea nf che deieqso. n
VIII iikely be- claimed that the killing
W6e Justified ln protecting thr home
of the accused The state has made
out a nir case, aileging thni Wood
deliberately killed Donaldson from
ambush. nhoptlnE Donaldson a. be
passed in the road 90 Loving from bis
home There were no witnesses 90
she killing and the state depends on
the Footprints found IN lho brush
nCsih ol me road That some one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

had waited there for some time. n is
said. was evidenced by the finding OF
cigarette stubs. n IL understood that
the defense will seek 10 show that
Donaldson went armed and that he
bad threatened % drive Wood out Of
Loving. Il may bo two days before
the defense viii have the opportunity
20 present its side to the jury.
New Administration.
The new city administration is now
Ia charge. scott Ester was duly In
stalled as mayor yesterday afternoon.
Sidney n. Brown and VIII Pnrdy axe
trustees for the four-year term. while
W. W. Dean fills vacancy Of two
years. Il, NJ, Thorne IN the fourth
trustee and the only representative Or
the old administration. Frank Ross
succeeds j. u. Harvey as recorder.
Mr.. Harvey has served as recorder for
many years and VIII be missed The
new Officers are an young mcn, but
have the confidence OF the people. it
Ia expected that Carlsbad will com
tlnue to make progress as the new
administration will give close atten-
ton 10 the welfare OF the team.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
COW DEAL
| THE SOUTHWEST
luillas Company Acquires
Greene Holdings and Con-
liberation is Believed to Be
Near Million Mark.

rrai correaweaaeaes 90 ths HeraIal
smhsione. Azri., April &c. TN
'ti0nably the larscsl cattle deal
transfer OF range acreaee in not
Arizona. but in the west. was
3lleted Saturday when TIT H0luil-
Land g. Cattle Co. acquired the
ngs of the Greene Cattle Co.
q deed as filed for record todny
ombstOne includes The san Rafael
Falls grant 20 the Greene Cattle
4 comprising 1T.4749S acres IN
lse county. besides over 80 des-
sons of smaller ranches on the
range along the san Pedro ana
1 huachucas 90 the sonora nne
ID iH a part of a continuous range
sarly rs miles In COchlse county
head OF cattle on The Cochsae
OF the Greene Co. beside tne
farm OF l62 COWS, al Graded
and l5S c0Wponies ON this side
q line, besides ~ Hereford home
Nd holdings, stores and property
be- company.
ID understood the transfer ne
b also the range and holdings OF
7Greonc Co, across the line m
re embracing o continuous range
ger go miles long IN Mexico alone
many thousands Of cattle.
e consideration given to the
rlcan transaction Is stated on the
az $40. Parties who arc iaini'
With Tho vast holdings Of the
me Co In Arizona and Mexico
4 have known 81 the negotiations
ing Tor many months, claim lhe
lnt involved is not less than
10000.
lh The acquiremtng of the Greene
holdings. the BoQuillns Land a
Ia Co. unpuostlonably have the
ss cattle aud farm ranch IN ARR
and comblDad with she Sonofa
h have the largest I'D the west.
" Boqulllaa grant ol i6 miles
now adjoining the san Refael
OF ~ miles and a continuation
he sane ln sonora tor over Ot
beyond canane4 Mexico, gives
new comtany aaei etlite ol
& go miles long. varying from : "a
anilea wide, an area larger lhal
bal oaaiaru states The holdings
ffdIn nolnt near filenaoal ana
iuih 30 one unhrOkon chain ATOMS
San. Pedro river and into Sonoie
0 miles The ~ j.. e 81 w runs
the grant and seven stations
towns lare incleded along ne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
Personal PropertY LOans.
NIl0NfS 10 fs0HN. -

On furniture, pianos. organs. horses
wagons and other chattels; alao on
salaries and warehouse receipts; AZ
low as $1,000 and as hlgn as $4,000,
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Tipe--0ne north 10 one
year given. Goods to remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable.
Cali and see as before borrowing.
Steamship tickets to and from all
parts OF the world.
PRIVNrE OFFICES open Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD loan Co,
Rooms 3 ami 4. Grant BniIdlng,
$685. West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
WANTED

WAlfTED--Carpet cleaning. W. a..
Goff. SOS East Central. Phone tss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

WANTED--Gir for general mousse
work; must be first class no wall
flowers need apply; good wages and
no washing or ironing. Mrs, i. W.
Hamm. Sd floor Lsuna-Stickler build
ing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
FOR sALE-POULTRY

EGGS for Matching, two pens White
WandOttes, $i0O and fi.50 per 10.
n. G. White Orplngtons, $500 per 10.
Thoroughbred and prize winners. y.
Q Box 4i5. Acme Poultry Yards, NO.
1915 n. 9Th. e-0-e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26


WAl<TED--Carpet cleaning. W. a.
Goff. 2os East Central. Phone Sss.
wANTED--Gi for general mousse
work; must DO first class no wall
flowers need apply; good wages and
no washing or irOning. Mrs II w.
iIamm, Sd floor Luna-Sticller build
lng.--tf.
WANTED Roy to make himself gem
orally usefu, about bakery. Apply
Erweod Bakery, -26-C.
WANTED Lady demontrators
Those who speak Enelish and Span
ish preferred. House 10 house propo-
siton salary and expenses Apply
room sl savoy hosei z TO al uight
sop
WANTED - Experienced collector.
Address 100 care Herald.
wANTED--A seamstress wants Sew
Ing both plain and fancy; terms
worry reasonable Inquire 3lJ Soutn
WANTED Woman TO take home
Washing every week. Address Box
i12. care Herald
.--.-.-.--...-- ----------------
FOR SALE.-laisoellaneous
fSOR skLE~-Piano, cheap 70 quick
buyer. 412 West Gold
FOR sALE--AutomoblIe at bargain.
Cadillac $50" 4 passenger, DENT
tonneau. $40 West Central. Esp.
-.------------>----s----- -------'-----------
FOR SAL -6is acres good land all
fenced: s-room adobe house. out
buildings and an uncer cultivation, AZ
candelarios Address jain stewart.
Los Griegos. n, "a. brI6p
FOR sALE--DOGs.
ef,e,see'e,~e,~ - -s,~~~.~--e~eg>-v--.--,
FOR pedrigroed Boston bull
terrier puppies; six weeks old; well
marked. apply 81 n 5ih street. --
Sf-V
ROOMS FOR RENT
e~.~~Ns~-~.ers,~r- >ss-~.~~e-~~~rs~Ns
/ FOR rhiriy-.hree room,
completely furnished apartment
house, one, two and three room
suites. Price and rent reasonable.
Strong Bros. soi n. Second ,
| FOR REi@T--one front room FOR
housekeeping, $40 per month. cas-
| West Coal avenue.
f, For RENT--Laree Furnished front
room, suitable for two or more
gentlemen. board ~ desired. il5
| Negth 2nd Phone AS.
lFOR RENT-fAree front room with
OF without board In private fame
~. T07 North Eighth 81 OF phone
l1fBS1. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
For sALE

BY cONpO

81 .G0O---t-roem house. lot i90xif2
city water, near University; terms.
t.00O--e-roon, story brick dweil-
ing modern West Central avenue.
$1,000 oaah balance per cent.
t2000-5-room frame. modern. good
cellar, 4th ward. on car line.
S2i0O--t-room bungalow, 2 sicepinR
yorches. also large adobe house.
chicken houses. stables, lot, ise
xl42. near university. terms.
tiS00--5-roOm frame large lot
shnde and fruit trees. south Broad
way. close IN; easy terms.
tS2OO-5.Fo0n v-ick. mu0ern, we'll
Duilt, hardwood flo0rA IRE place; corr
ner lot t700 casn balance 3 per
cent.
t420O--7-roOm. 2 story stucco finish
residence. hot water heat. good out
buildings. lawn, trees, shrubbery; lot
f5x142, close In; 1890 cash. balance
per cent
s2150-~5-r0Om modern prick, corr
neg lot 50xt42; good shades North
Second street, close Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

WANTED Roy to make himself gem
orally useful about bakery Apply
Erweod Bakery, -26-C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

This u 20 notny ans puDlIce mat
the Undersigned has purchased an iR-
tercat In tho SANITARY Plumbing ano
Heating Co. and VIII be pleased TO
figure on your plumbing hnd heatlng;
Workmanship and kfatoriaf guaran-
recd. ofiice 2Q4 west Geld; fshone
s9g, ]. h. PEAK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

Sam nornurdino CaL. Sept 2t.-
Tfamc hummcd on ihe Santa Fo M
southern california lasi week. md
ihere y every Indication inai & Nlil
move at even q llf~aer 'aie CHA Htps
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

Henry X Street, pioneer Arlzonan
and one OF the best known oetllemep
IN COchlse, who for many years mas
been manager of the Boqulllas Go. IN.
forests, II Is said will have charge
and management OF the vast estate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-28
BILIOUS
UPSET. '@sGaREIs
Bilious, Throbbing Headache
Means Bowels AAre Clogged
and Liver Stagnant.

You're bilious. you have throb=
bling sensation in your head. Il bad
taste in your mouth. your eyes burn,
your skin is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes; your lips are
parched. 80 wonder you feel ugly.
mean and ilI-tempered. Your system
is fun of bile not properly passed OF.
and what you need IS cleaning up
inside. Don't continue being a bilious
nuisance to yourself and those who
love you. and don't resort to harsh
physics that irritate and inJure. Re
member that most disorders OF the
stomach. liver and intestines can be
quickly cured by morning with gen
tie. thorough Cascarets-they work
while you sleep. a 1O-cent box from
your druggist viii keep your liver and
bowels clean: stomach sweet and your
head clear for months Children love
to take Cascarets. because they taste
good and never grippe or sicken-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-28

Is lighted directly in front Of the
operator. BY answering the caH
thus made, the operator extinguislles
the light. She is informed by sim
liar signals when the conversation
has been completed. so that the con-
nection may then be taken down
Each operator by an arrangement
ON the switchboard known as the
multiple, can call any bell sub
scriber in the CIarksburg exchange
even though there be the full num-
Der of operators at the switchboard
by means of the multiple, each line
has a number of outgoing terminals
placed at intervals on the switch
board, each operator being within
reach of one OF these terminals.
The building and equipment rep,
resents a cost TO the telephone COM
pany OF about 81, O0O, the lot and
building costing about $4,000 and
the equipment $4,000
The imposing appearance OF the
structure adds much to Clarksbure
and the plant in general IS such tnat
Clarksburg people may Justly be
proud OF it.
Mr.. Thompson. the local manager.
has generously extended to the
clarksburg public an Invitation to
be present Tor the opening. but IL
any OF them can not arrange it
then, he says his patrons viii be
welcomed at any time during bush
ness hours. A trip through the
building VIII be interesting and It
is probable that many people will
avail themselves this evening of the
to see a telephone ex-
change plant. particularly one so
up-tO-date as the new Bell Office in
Clarksburg.
The hours set for the reception and
opening are between Z and 1o:3o,|
this evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-28
Rel
CONTINUED from page oDe.1

staIIing the new Telephones
To the rear Of the terminsi ~
Is the operators retiring room or
rest sro1fn. 1t Is neatly and COM
fortably furnished for use OF the OPP
orators. who are not on duty. It is
also < ail3ed SO that they may there
prepare their lunches. Eevery effort
seems to have been expended by the
telephone company to care for the
comfort Of the operators and to pro-
,, vide a cheerful place for them to
spend their rest periods each day.
The whole door is used for an OPP
Grating room, where the actual work
of handling the traffic is performed
The switchboard is brand new
one. OF solid mahogany in five sec
tons. and contains positions for
fourteen operators-seven OF which
positions are equipped to handle To-
cal calls and six for toll and long
distance, business. The other posi-
ton is used for testing. An ''infor-
nation operators desk has been
installed to care for that feature OF
the service The chief operator, who
has the supervision Of the operating,
has her desk in the operating room.
The main switchboard is of the
latest and most improved type and
has capacity of 1900 subscribers
lines, At present 1900 lines have
been equipped and connected with
the board. but in the future when-
ever conditions warrant. it viii be
possible to install additional lines up
to $3.50. bringing the total up, to
the figure Of 1900 as given above
More sections of switchboards may
be placed without Affecting in any
way the operation of the part Of the
board which is IN service
The operation Of a modern tele-I
phone switchboard is interesting and
one OF the best examples Of present
day science and invention. When
the subscriber removes his tele-
phone receiver from the hook in
stantly a small ineandescent lamp
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-28

During the summer months mothers OF
young children should watch for any unnat
ural lOoseHesS of the bowels. When giVen
prompt attention at this time serious trouble
may be avoided. Chamberlaiu's Colo, Chol
era and Diarrhoe7 Remedy can alwcys be
depended upon For sale by all Dealers