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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were per cent for thirty to
ninety days and 5 per cent. for longer
bills.
Open market discounts, prime accept
ances, maturing up to ninety days, - a
IA per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 3's a
nor cent. for sixty and ninety day bills
and for four to six months best names;
42T5 per cent. for others.
Time money was dull and unaltered
Rates were ehM2a per cent for sixty
and ninety days and for four months;
3HI3h. per cent. for longer maurites'
Cali money on the floor OF the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at per cent
high. 2b per cent: low. :. per cent.
Domestic exchanges on New YORK: ~.
Louis. par: San Francisco, SOC. pre-
MUM: Minneapolis, soc, premium Chi
cago. SC. premium; Cincinnati, Sc' ais
count.
Call money in London was IL per
cent; short bills. ga per cent: three
months bills. 2as per cent.
Sterling exchange continued easy IN
tone. Final quotations We're: Demand
4.7sSs cables, 4.79's.
Bar silver in London, e3i2d.; in New
York. 1880.
New York Clearing House statement;
Exchanges. $3.50, 06s, 1856: balances, S17-
5.4Ss. Sub-Treasury credit balance
$S4,l3S
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FINANCIAL NOTES,

william y. Ponhrrht & 80, have pre-
unrrd an interesting compilation OF IN"
net earnings of 80 gas and electric com
unuias repurting 70 them for the first six
months OF the war. This shows gains, AS
,ompar.d with the corresponding months
nf The previous year. OF 81 per cent. for
August 10 per cont. for September. Nh
per cent. for October, 90 per cent. Tor
November. lg.5 per cent, tor December and
10 4 per cent. for January. Total not Darn
inEs ~ these companies for the period
was slSi5O.O6i,4s, or 10 per cent greater
than for the corresponding period OF the
preceding year,
The Bankers Trust Company announces
that II viii pay OFT to-day the principai
and intsrest of the entire Issue OF Slo,-
nOu 600 three year d per cent. notes or tine
Erie Railroad Company. The must com
many will also pay on the S5,OohOnO issue
of The per cent, notes of the Montreal
Trnmways and Power Company maturing
to day. - - -, ,,..
4, rcuuInr semi annual dividend OF per
cont and an extra dividend Of per cent,
payable May IS to stock OF record MAY l.
TN. annual report Of the vacuum on com
pany for the year ended December 81, 1914,
shows total profits of s2.O'5,b4i after
charging sl0l, e0S to insurance reserve, as
compared with S3,375,7It for the previous
year This does not include prohts OF for
eIgu marketing companies.
The hoard Of directors OF the Manning.
Maxwell n Moore, Inc, took no action yes
terday on the quarterly divtdend OF w
per cent, due at this time.
Tho Now York state Bankers Associa tion
hns fixed the dates OF Its annual meeting,
to be held At Saratoga. as June ~ and 20.
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ROCK ISLAND AGAIN
IN STORM CENTRE
,os $50 shares Traded In on
stock Exchange: Bond
strength shown.
vy>TERY DEEP AS EVER

,,cl Island stock broke another rec
-. Yesterday for the highest days
..,,ssctions in the war market, the
-.,,u. of shares traded in being 1885,
zen ar .bou, one seventh OF the total
.,,,ress Of the day on the New York
s,.,s Exchange. The rise In price was
900, NJ violent as on the day before.
=. advance being So points. but a re.
.,,oo took away all but IN points Of
-. rain. The heaviest trading In Rock
,,lsnd was done in the early part OF the
sssion.
rss most pronounced feature Of the
sok Island move was tho unusual
srrsth Of the bonds. The debenture
/. which have been inactive and de-
,r,s,ed, gained as points from tho low
!. m. high of 6t% for the day. The
,,aing was Of very large proportions,
rsr $3.50 0oo worth of the bonds being
.pdled. The refund!ng Is were also
r,pns gaming n points.
the specific impetus for the unusually
talent advance in Rock Island sccuri.
NJ, remained mystery, although the
AVS inquiry developed general reasons,
nssd on the outlook for the property
II was learned that the hope OF raising
A. necessary capital to handle the big
,uancing which faces the company IL IT
!, 10 be put into good shape In not a re-
-o,e one. The Phelps Dodge people are
-,intaining their interest In the prop
,ty and are actively engaged in the dis
,,ssions of plans for reorganization.
rs..e discussions are being held with
d. idea OF preparing a plan OF read
t.,ment as soon as possible after the
rnual meeting on April IL.
Reorganization plans being considered
,y persons largely interested In Rock
lJand affairs contemplate the raising OF
Ne necessary new capital through as
.,sment on the stocks OF the old New
Jersey company. II the holders OF these
securities desire to come into the new
cnpany. and also through assessment
A, the stock Of the railway company.
The Phelps-Dodge interests. rs the
nos, prominent holders of the New Jer-
vy company stock. IL IL expected, Will
lrsely determine the question of
rhether these stockholders will be rep
resented in the new company. There 10
mix Of a new preferred stock being is
p.d BY the new company.
II was said yesterday that the April l
,,erest obligations and maturities of
Ne railway company will be paid. the
srger part of the necessary S2.6oo,OOo
having been borrowed.
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Bankruptcy Schedules.

ISAACS BROS.--Scheduirs in bankruptcy
OF Moses II lsaaC= and Isancs Bros,
formerly manufacturers of clothing at
SsG broadway, show liabilities Of S4i2,-
800, Of which slsl,0sj hrc secured, and
nominal assets of il7TG,s0o. consisting
of real estate, ti,G2S,OO0; accounts partly
assigned. SSs,S00, uullquidatcd claims,
si7,5O0; cash In bank. slS5O; automo-
Nilc, $1,000, ana office furniture, $3.50
lie has many shares of various stocks
OF mining. oil, real estate ana indus
trial companies Of unknown value
There are eleven parcels Of real estate
some Of which are held by compA mics
some have been foreclosed, and others
are under foreclosure, Among the Sc
cured creditors are the Guaranty Trust
Company $50. 900 Equitable Trust Com
pnny, $500; Union National Bank Of
Newark. sl15O0; Eisele & King New.
ark. S9O,i3s: I. Knminsky. $1,000. and
Morris Jasper of Worcester, Mass, $25,-
900. Among the secured creditors sre
the American Woollen Company S3S,
3s7; Oakdals Mills Company, Sl7,97G; l..
Bachmau q CO., tlt.i36. Morton H.
Meinhard Company, $40 go. and Knox
Burchard Mercantile Company, St Paul.
MINI, s7,92s,
ily liquor store at l0l and i0a Avenue
g. has Med schedules showing liabili-
ties OF sls,S52 and assets OF unknown
value, consisting Of cash paid to tho as
signee, 5000, and stock, MIXTURES and
accounts turned over to the assignee.
Among the creditors are tho New Meth
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BEru,EnrM STEEL. CORPORATION.

=
o. STOCKHOLDERS.
The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders OF Bethlehem Steel Corporation
viii he held ~ its principal ONCE, No. 1853
Broad street. Newark. New Jersey. on Tues
day April q, 1913, at ~ o'clock noon, Tor
the following purposes: tp to elect four
directors to serve for a term NJ three years:
ga to consider aud vote upon IN" approval
and ratinratlou oi all action OF the Board
OF Dire, tors Executive Committee ana
officers of the Corporation since the Nin,h
Annual Meeting ~ IT. Stockholders, he'l
on April :, 1914 and 49, to transact such
other business as may properly come before
rdid meeting
TN. books for the transfer OF shares Of
the capital stock OF the Corporation, both
pref'rrrf aud common, Will he closed - .
O'Clock T.. VI. on Tuesday, March lG, 1915.
ami viii he reopened at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. on
Wednesday April T. 1915.
~ II. JONES. Secretary,
Newark, New Jersey, March ., 1915.
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION

u mare, casein Co. OF America preferred,
. vi per share. -
. shares Hockins valley Products Co.
voting trus; certificates. si.so per
1850 docking Valley Products Co frat
mortgage per cent. bonds. %.
. shsres United States Title Guaranty ana
Indemnity 20. told stock. I'M.
Z shares Realty Associates, 9bi.
1900 New York Investors Corporation tax
isg,.sred eertincate. due August.
share Chemical National Bank. io7.
share Union Trust co. of New YORK, sts.
! share l.ehgh Coal and Navigation
Co, si3 per share.
share westches,er snd Bron ,Ss THE ana
shares New Yorker stats Zeitung. $500
$500 bond and mortgage made ny. Caro-
S p-.mi.es s' 30! E sps' 10Th street New
York city, past due. $1,000 lot.
"S IN, s'I %.s and mortgage a,sa main Me-
premises sat East iIs,h street New
=. lotk city; past due, $1,000 lot.
INA weuningsr TO Anna L. Moon,
darsd August %. 1894. on premises 33o
Ess; l7Glh street. New York city past
. que fl,UUO lot. ..nn
. shares New Yorker Stats zeitung. 5000
-. per share -
u sSsrss Arkosite Company preferred. "
per share.
~ shares Virginia Products Corporation
N barrels Of Cocoa Powder, ass Per
cent butter fat. barrels ga pouhos
net each, packed extra strongly TOT
=, Export; 10 TO is&c. per 10: ., IN.
Al the night. title and interest OF Ihs
Judgment-Debtor, 8ranulator soap Co.,
ara Of stanley II. Molleson. e. teceMett
N supplementary proceeding. OF snio
GrAnulA'nr Soap Co, In ana 20 tne
taus, and causes OF action ana rishts
OF avery KIND and nature set up or IN
volYed In the action commenced In
the Supreme Court, New York county.
~h.rein the Granulator soap CO.. "
r'aiTtir ana the soapitor Gales CO ~
defendant, including the equity OF re.
GtmptlOn Of the said Granulator soap
@ IA the machines, stock, account,
fixtures. patents and other properly
heretofore transferred BY the sald
9gaul.ator Soap co. TO the soapitor
Sac 70. az collateral security t9I
The repayment Of certain loans male
by the said Soa pitor sales Co 20 the
sid GrinulatoT Soap co.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ST N\DARD ALCOHOL COMPANN--Juir.
Hongh has appointed Francis f. White
ana Matthew I. Fleming as receivers
for the STANDARD Alcohol Company 81
10 broadway and Fullerton. la, in an
equity suit brought hv charles NJ Rolksr
Of l.B Riverside Drive. for a claim of
$500 Ia d"faultCd Interest Coupons Thr
bond Of the receivers was nxcd at sia..
ooo. Tho company consented to tho re-.
ownership. II II "A Maine corporation.
Incorporated In May. 1911. With CAPITA.
stock az sls.5OO,O 900. Of which SiO...1 goo
Is outstanding T.. No!fest Is the pres.
dent. The company had distillery ct
Fullerton, La, to distlll alcohol from
wood waste, which with the property
was said to represent an Investment OF
$4,000 \ few months ago IL was re.
ported that the company had obtained
100000 from the sale OF It's bonds. In
the complaint yesterday It was stated
that the company had not sufficient
money to meet obligations duo and ma
turing. The liabilities were not given,
and II WIS said the assets are Of large
value, bat no details were given. The
receivers were authorized to carry on
the business until further orders.
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MORTGAGE COMPANY
or >tM YORK.

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
New York CIV, March ~, 1871.
Of the I'AIN NTEED MORTGAGE cont
pASY or NEW NORE VIII be hcli og the
l5th day Of Arrii 1913. at i;t5 T. VI, ~
the once of such COMPANY No 200 Broad
way. borough Of Manhattan civ of New
York, GOV the puipos" Of Voting upon q
proposition TO Increase It's Capita stool;
from Two hundred ami httS thousand Do.
lars. consisting of Twenty-Five hundre
shares OF the par value OF one hundred
Dollars each, 10 Three hundred seventy
i've thousand Dollars, consisting OF Thirty
seven hundred and tf'v shares OF the par
value ~ one hundred Dollars each
A. - CARRINGTON, Vice President.
WM. ID. LEONARD. Secretary
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Discharges Granted.

JANET l.. DuRANT. N $40 Madlse. ave
nue. has been granted "A discharge from
bankruptcy by Judge Hough She filed
petition on July %, 1913, with lls-
$4,000. Mrs. DurRnd formerly was the
wife of West Durant, from whom she
obtained a divorce in 1898. Mrs. Dur
ant IL "a daughter OF Commodore Stott
who had large mill properties at Stotts-
vile. y. V.
JOSEPH W. STRAUSS, dealer in post
cards, mt II East seventeenth street,
has been granted discharge from bank
ruptcy ny Judge Hough. A petition was
filed against him on April lG, 1919, and
his liabilities wcrs $50 ass.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

The spot basis for raw sugar Was
kNered 80 Ar cents, at which price
.. 900 bags of prompt Cubas were sold
o a local refner. This represented a
Feline Of 3-s2. but the undertone OF the
market did not seem to be affected. 1t
vas reported that holders were asking
40 cents on spot sugar and that futures
rere being held at 500 cents.
Refined sugar was quiet and steady
80 the selling basis OF $50 cents.
several refners continued to quote 8
.als The demand for Withdrawals was
Weller, as jobhers had TO provide for
,sx; weeks requirements in advance
,1ing 20 the holiday. Prices were:
I,Ies- Dear.
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Bankruptcy Petition.

MANHATTAN RAND AND COLLAR
COMPANY. Inc, also known us tho
Phoenix shirt Company, manufacturer
~ shirts n 200 canal street had r. pc
titlon in bankruptcy filed against II w."
these creditors: Clarence whitman &
co, $500: Gerald u. Currie, $1,000 and
the III. II. Clanin Corporation, SIS. Il
was alleged that the company had made
preferential payments. The company
was Incorporated In June, 1912. with
capital stock of IS, 900.
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Composition Confirmed.

TUSHNETT & STRAUSS--Iudgc IIoush
has confirmed II composition Of Tush-
nett A strauss, manufacturing jewelers.,
al $50 william street, with creditors AT
30 cents on the dollar cash, Liabili-
les were Sl7SI9
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PROPOSALS.

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y. II. March
., 1915, Sealed proposals, In triplivute, " I
be received her" unI. II 4 NJ. Apru -
iyl5, for printing ana material, cXcept
pip-i, required AZ Headquarters Eastern
department, during year ending June 80,
1915 Successful bidder win be required to
furnish plant work 10 he done on GOV
crnors Island IN building furnished by the
I :, rent free. Information on nppli,a-
tIun, Envelopes containing proposals shout
h. marked Proposals tor printing Adj
dress to Department Quartermastcr.
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NV J OTk, NHTVn rOTII wv
For the purpose % the annual meeting
OF -tock holders To lac held Thursday, May
6th, 1918, the transfer books viii be closed
at three O'Clock Il. NJ. on Tuesday, April
18th, and viii be reopen"d on Friday. NJ
9Th. 1919, .
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scaled proposals In tripirate viii he
received Al the office Of the Ouartcrmlster-
General Of the Army, Washington, - C. q,
untll 200 y Nj, EIstprn time April 80.
1915, Tor furnishing and delivering Band
Instruments aud Parts during fiscal year
1916. Information furnished ON application
IN n q L ma DIR. liDrI
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VIEW YORK. Gn!CAG0 q ST. LOWS

New York, March 2s. lNlh
For the purpose OF the annual meeting
Of STOCKHOLDERS TO be held "Wednesday"
May 18th. 1918. the transfer books viii he
closed at three o'clock + NJ, on Thursday.
April Gth and will he rropened on Thurs
day, Ma" 9Th. 1913.
MILTON ), BARGER, Treasurer.
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crland Bank. $3.50, and y. Kraus & Co,
Si,4pN.
R.ceixcrs \ppointe,l

MICH CoppEk--Juigc Huugh lds
Hppolntel Henry Is singer receiver Toy
Michael Cooper, manufacturer OF kim
uuos AT ia West Twsuty-four'h street,
with authority to carry on business ten
$40 900.
HARRY MARK-Judge HouGh has sp-
pointed Charles H. Law as anCi'lary 70.
Ceiyer for the property IN this CITY OF
Harry Mark, manufacturer of clothing
at "a West Twenty. ffth street New
York. who conducted business under the
pany, the Patent Safety Clhthes Hang
Ing Machine Company and A.. u. G.
Washer Company ut 1893 Diamond street,
Hrsoklyn and 1875 West street Bait
more, with authority TO carry on bust
ness for fifteen days. Mr.. Law Was
previously appointed receiver In bank
ruptcy proceedings IN Brooklyn LA
hilIties are S25. 900 and assets said 20 he
$40 900. lie has been In business htteen
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CONTINENTAL rkrER ~. co.

- 1850 w" ~ ,"a,s
1OTu CDNSECtT\L COMMON STOCK
rIk!rENp.
4 quarterly dlNll,uu of ono ana one hose
PER cent llL, - on the common Sf1, h
has been declared PAYABLE Mach 3lr'.
lyio, TO Common stock holder ~ Record
at the close OF business On March 'l-',
1918. Checks pt0ilrd.
HILSON M NSEY, Asst. secretary.
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RERLTN 4 GOODKiND-Martln ID. Ber-
lin and charles -. iOodklnd, mauufdc-
tuners 81 Women's hats at GAG Broad-
wnv, have made an assignment TO Julius
VI. Lowrnstein. The business was started
ia 1908,
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the lItN of NrM NnrL

Now l0Tk. Mlrch lNth, WA
Tho Board ~ Directors have this diy
declared a quarterly uNid"ud Of FIVE
PER CENT payable on aud after April
LIST, 1915 The transfer books viii remain
,lOsed from March 2ntn Until that date.
ELMEN u WILLITALNER. Cashier
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S5O,OOO,OOO
French Republic One-Year $50 Loan
'''' Interest l. 1851 nd ApHI re6
4
Payable n OF
in a of
The this matter passed bwn the French Republic ore
y al
Of o pUm Of
e KIP yf
French Republic ia
RECEIVED APPLICATIONS
We OFFER THE BALANCE, SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE
INTEREST,
bondw will be fo deheyon Apna
j. P. MORGAN e. co.
NATIONAL NATIONAL BANK
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Receipts from customs March ~, SOS '32 4;
from Internal revenue, ordinary, n,ll,.s-''
corporation tax, s+S,bf' ana mi-'e''aheouS'
SS3lS77. , ~. ...,,,
ton. s2.Oi4303, r, s,
The cash statement OF the United states
Treasurer for March 90 shows:
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. March 3i-The statement
Of the receipts and pay WARRANTS OF inc
Treasury shows: Meal, 49,,
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surplu,... sro.7p 's7.2sa,2s7 '''Aio7,se2
The Huttig news., 1915-04-10
CHAPTER XVI.

The governor had been more inf1u enced by watching the two as they talked than by what he had heard
 It seems to me, gentleman" he sug- gested quietly, that you are both over looking my presence" He turned to Callomb
 Your coming, Sid, unless it was pre- arranged between the two of you (which, since know you, I know was not the easel has shed more light on this matter than the testimony of a dozen witnesses. After all, I'm still the governor"
 The militiaman seemed to have for gotten the existence of his distin- guished kinsman, and. at the voice, his eyes came away from the face of the man he had not wanted to capture, and he shook his head
 You are merely the head of the ex- ecutive branch" he said You are as helpless here as l am. Neither of us can interfere with the judicial gentry, though We may know that they stink
 
 blood. After conviction, you can pardon, but a pardon won't help the dead. I don't see that you can do much of anything, Crit
 "I don't know yet what can do. but can tell you I'm going to do some hing" said the governor. "You can iust begin watching me. In the mean time ] believe I am commander-in- chief of the state troops
 And l am captain of 'F' company, but all I can do is to obey the orders of bunch of Borgias"
 "As your superior officer" smiled the governor, q can give you orders. I'm going to give you one now. MT. South has applied to me for pardon in advance of trial. Technically, 1 have the power to grant that request. Moral- ly, doubt my right. Certainly, 1 shall not do it without a very thorough sift- ing of evidence and grave considera- tion of the necessities of the case as well as the danger of the precedent. However, l am considering 1t, and for the present you will parole your pris- oner in my custody. MT South, you will not leave Frankfort without my permission. You will take every pre- caution to conceal your actual identity. You will treat as utterly confidential all that has transpired here-and, above all, you will not let. newspaper men discover you. Those are my or ders. Report here tomorrow after noon. and remember that you are my prisoner"
 Samson bowed and left the two cou- sins together, where shortly they were joined by the attorney general. That evening, the three dined at the execu-
The Huttig news., 1915-04-10
Notice of Mass Meeting.

There will be a mass meeting of the citizens of Huttig at Union church Monday night, April l2, at 8 o'clock for the purpose of form ing a cemetery association to look after the care of the Huttig ceme- tery. Every resident of Huttig is invited to be present and assist in this worthy cause. The meeting called for Saturday night. April o, was changed to next Monday night on at punt f so few being present and 1t is hoped that a representa- tive audience will be present this time. Come yourself and invite your friends.
The Huttig news., 1915-04-10
6OOdwin's Plan Endorsed.

Hon. w. s. Goodwin. represent alive il Congress from this district. has received word from the Amer : can delegate that the International Institute of Agriculture at it's re- cent meeting in Rome, Italy, had unanimously favored MT. Good wins resolution adopted at the second session of the Sixty-third congress for the appointment of an international commission along the line of our Interstate Commerce commission to regulate the ocean freight rates on grain and other products exported from this coun-
The Huttig news., 1915-04-10
Guard Your Children
 Against Bowel Trouble

Many children at an early age become constipated, and frequently serious consequences result. Not being able to realize his own con dtion, a child's bowels should be constantly watched, and gentle laxative given when necessary. Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets are especially we'll adapted to women, and children. The Sisters of Christian Charity, 53I Charles St.. Luzerne, Pa, who attend many cases of sickness say of them:
 "soms time ago we began using Ds. Miles Laxative Tablets and find that we like them very much. Their action 10 excellent and we arc grateful for having been made acquainted with thsm We have had good results in every case and the Sisters are very much pleased
 The form and flavor of any medi- cine IS very important, no matter who is to take it. The taste and appearance are especially important when children are concerned. All parents know how hard 1t IS to give the average child medicine" even though the taste is partially dis Ruised. In using Dr. Miles Lax ative Tablets, however, this difh.. culty is overcome. The shape oi the tablets, their appearance and candy-like taste at once appeal to any child, with the result that they are taken without objection.
 The rich chocolate flavor and absence of other taste, make Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets the ideal remedy for children.
 If the first box fails to benefit, the price Is returned Ask your druggist. A box of 2s doses costs only 2s cents. Never sold in bulk. NiLEs MEDICAL CO.,, Elkhart, Inc