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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
WANT To PLACE
STREET SIGNS ON
LIGHT POSTS NOW
Whether Ornamental White
Way PedestaIS Are to Be
Thus Decorated Is Put Up
to Two Committees

Permission was asked of The rouu-
en- last night to hang some of those
street signs, containing advertise
ments on the ornamental light posts.
Tho request was referred to the street
ana lisht committees with power 10
act
The people who were granted the
right to put mp The signs, free OF cost
tn the city were To- have put up iron
posts for them whore there were mo-
other poles. The reason given for
asking authority TO pat them ON the
ornamental posts WAS that at some of
the crossings the street car company $
poles stand BIO the way On account
of the location of the trolley COM
pdny,s poles at some corners the sign
people We're somewhat puzzled as 90
where 20 put their posts SO as not 10
obstruct traffic
Trolley Must Raise Tracks
The City Electric company will be-
told TO raise it's tracks al Second
street and Central avenue. The act
ing city engineer was instructed by The
council Tao notify tho company offic-
als
Bids for The Installation of new
electric pump at thc sewage PUMPKINS
station south of the ciN. were opened
They were referred tu The ciy cngi-
neer and IcWcr committee
Some iituey drivers seem 90 think
II they go over their route once every
hour they are ri liberty to turn uck
lt intermediate points n the interim,
according 90 Ralph NJ henderson OF
the City Electric company lo asked
the council for m expression OF it's
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
LOCAL ITEMS

Herboth. painting, signs Pm 1889.
Nj aud M,a Ed scotten have ar-
rived from pmltemouth Sch
Mr and Mrs ~ pa1 dson have
returned after an absence of four
months ban Chicago
sir aud Mus Louis Hmm bft pst
night fnr Cold }nodN. Ari1 where
They win make their homo lu thc t-
Wre
q G. Benson of The studcbaber
agency and Charles and Max Woods
have iott Cor an automobile un to
Roswell
All persons owning lots ca who arc
Interested W improving taiuicw vrm
cfefy arc requested to meet ut the
Numana CLUB ~ 1850 oeinch tonight
Licenses % marry yesterday We're
issued Goo Estanislns Vargas. Alhuquer-
que, and Dounugu CcntgnH Albuqucr-
que Abciino Sails san Antonio and
1aun,ia Orieso san Antonio
Alamo krqleW Nu T. Numanr Benz
rnt Association 81 thc Maeguhcts, VIII
meet Ht so o'clock this Afternoon az
odd Fellows hail Candidates VIII
Dc intintcd Refreshments VIII hr
served
Josc Jaramillo yesterday vaa
bound over by Justice Tul3blo Arrbu-
irtn. 0i the SANTA Barbara precinct 60
nwuit The action of the grand iul1 Wn
ihe charge of burglary He s -aId te
have entered a house
The Womans Missionary society 81
the Central Avenue Methodist Epla-
,opal church south, Will hold their
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02

The total bonded debit of the city
Ia si53,000 The total interest there
eu ls s20,370.
'Tho proposed low for This year
viii bring in approximately the fol
lowing amounts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
Last years levy was nlata. bl
War ON oue-th.rd valuation
Rolls Complete soon.

l'"hs complete soon
tn letter introductory to his state
menl Mr.. Hughes said
Af q request has been made upon
lae uy we st'l' ''A eou'nllssloh lor ., "a
hsyr the tolls 1ounlete uithm tbe
.next VIZ ds,.. ANA tbn cIty YIN tbnn
h.. r,ndv NJ mink, its NV bnta nr.-
nsrsd tbr foliowinv bndget Inv lew
and approxtpatcly vbat each levy viii
.atadti,. f,t tho connective ftpda
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
Henry haulS baggage and
other things. Phone 939.

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE ATT OFFICE or WATER co.
TIC S SECOND
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02

Come 90 the turkey shoot ~ the
shooting gallery Ia Old Albuquerque.
shoot every day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
L0ST-BunCh OF keys. Re-
ward. Return to Journal Of
flee.

Livery ami saddle horses. Trimhlc'~
Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
SAID TO HAVE OFFERED
WATCH TO ROBBED MAN

Del AlArid u barter, who lives at
619 North Twelfth street made I'M
quiries last night about a watch he
missed from his home several months
ago A youth 10 whom he talked, Is
alleged to have offered him thc lost
watch for S. Alarid notified the po-
lice They questioned the youth who
said Too Luna had sold it to him
Warrants were issued FOR both him
and Luna He was released under
$3.50 bond. hut the police were unable
Do FIND Lun4 Insl nIehl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02

Tnmalcs mndc 60 order Free de-
livery. phunr zoe spanish Kitchen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02

Totals ........ .00l6S S28.t3t63
'Tbosc amounts are estimated on AL
mil valuation ana figuring that all
thp taxes viii hr collected. ! think
that there is usually between SO and
90 per cent collected and this. of
course. VIII cat the total down SO that
we are required to figure on some
margin over what we actually need.
we now come 90 the general park
and library funds. The general fund
covers AN the city expenses outside
parks, library, water and city han
lease The total warrants drawn
against the general fund last year
were XNA0d0.65. ! have attached
hereto the city clerks annual report
for the fiscal year ending April IA,
4alh. 90 show Just what THE money
was expended for and 10y what de-
ptftmeut
Tor General Fund S25 .S0A.
4 estimate chat under levy ot
coz mills the general fund should re-
teiNu from taxes about S2h,36b. This
a based upon So per cent of the taxes
being collected The general fund
viii receive from the city clerks Of
fre chti e police city engineers
office. otis physician pound l@ios.
Interest etc. about the same as last
YEARS receipts which wero S52l3b.
The total receipts Tor This fund on this
estimate would he S1i49N
You can readily see that 10 Will be
running lhe az, on very close mar
TN to keep within Tins levy Consid-
,rlng the fact that the city has one
half off the last fire cnginc vet to pay
tSt.aUUl and something over SltOO
tel the Robinson mark paving and
chat there is need of street graders
which has recently been before YOU,
IL may be- that YOU viii find it neces-
sar, to raise tho levy for this fund
The park fund levy BE- proposed nt
bOneO mills This estimate viii
! give the park board about $500 and
/ his same lew Tor the library hoard
viii give them the Same amount This
IAs small raise over the last year
budget"
Speaking 80 tho public holl and iu-
tefest upon it. hc SAYS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
House Majority For
Ship Purchase Bill

Washington, Feb. 16,-Thc passage
by the house Of the administration g
compromise ship purchase bill tonight
is assured.
The house today adopted the "gag'
rule presented by the committee on
rules bringing the bill itself up for con.
sidcration and limiting debate on II TO
ak hours. The vote on adoption Of the
rules was l8S to 1873 and IL is expected
that this plurality for the adminietra.
tion advocates will be maintained IN
tho final vote tonight on the bill itself.
Before the rule was adopted, the first
test vote came on motion 70 limit de.
bate on the "gag' features Of the
rule. This motion carried lSl TO l26.
During debate on the compromise ship
bin in tho house, Representative Len
roct, Of Wisconsin, tauntcd the demo.
Gratis with deciding to force the meas
ure through merely because President
Wilson wished II. lf the house mem.
bors we're free to vote their convictions
he said, the bill would be defeated.
'rhis situation was not the work Of
secret caucus he said, "but the
work Of the president
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
LOWERCOURT SUSTAINED
IN INSURANCE CASE
Supreme Bench Decisions
Covering Many Cases
Handed Down

"Aa insurer should not be allowed
by the nsc Of obscure phrases and ex.
ceptions to defeat the very purpose for
which the policy was procured, " says
Justice Mcbride, Of the supreme court,
in affirming the decree Of Judge Clee.
ton, of the circuit court for Multnomah
county, in which George G. Moore was
awarded $1,000 damages against the
Aetna Life Insurance company for the
los Of his hand while insured under an
accident policy with the company.
The plaintiff received u gunshot
wound in bis hand which necessitatcd
the pmpdtation Of the member at the
wrist, vita tho exception Of small
fragment Of the thumb, and the insur.
ance company contested the claim for
loss oi hand on the technical ground
that, az stipulated in the policy, II was
not loit "by removal at or above the
wrist. -
The supreme court contends that the
substance Of what the insured sought
60 was insurance against the possible
loss Of his hand as useful member Of
the hody" aud the condition in which
the hand was left rendered II worse
than useless, In that the fragment Of
thumb acted az hindrance TO the use
Of an artificial hand and the tech.
nical construction of the policy could
not stand.
Albert II. llerndoblor, minor, by his
guardian, appellant, VI. Phillip Rippen,
et al, minors; appeal from Mutnomah
county; Il. O. Morrow, Judge; affirmed.
Opinion by Justice Benson. This is an
action TO recover $1,000 damages fo-
being accidentally shot in the knee with
q ehotgun in the hands Of the minor,
Cecil Rppen, while the latter was en-.
Ragel III cleaning The firoarm The
trial court rendered decree Of $1,000
against Mn ana Mrs. Rlppen, as well
as the son, Cecil, but the appellate court
dissolved the decree as 10 affected tao
parents but held Il good as against the
minor, Cecil Rippen.
L. T.. Lee, respondent va. North Pa
eific Lumber company; appeal from
Multnomah county X, @. Morrow
Judge, decree Of lower court, awarding
respondent tl093345 as agency com
mission on profits Of sales Of lumber ~
South America modified to $4,000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
GREAT COLLEGE PLAY
AT GRAND TONIGHT
Brown Of Harvard" Under
Auspices Of Artisan Lodge,
Drawing Card

" Brown Of Harvard win open at
the Grand Opera House this evening
promptly at $3.50, If you have not al-
ready secured your seats You should do
so at once, for all indications point TO
capacity business for both this even
mg's and tomorrow nights perform
ances.
The big Artisan production Of this
worldfamous comedy, which will ho
ushered in this evening, viii be in more
ways than one the most notable theatri-
cal event in the history Of salem. and
one which no one can afford to miss,
Tie performance this evening will be
the first production Of any kind
lamoteur or professionally of "Brown
Of Harvard in Salem, No road com.
pany playing cities Of this size could
possibly carry the complete production
Iof "Brown Of Harvard, - with its
thirty principals and as many moro
supernumerories
The production tonight will be the
first amateur performance in tho
United states Of "Brown Of Harvard"
made by special arrangement with the
author and owners and staged on tho
exact lines Of the original production
in New Yorl, city.
| These are some of thespecial features
Of the play itself When it comes to
the east that win play 1t, no such array
Of talent as will be seen on the stage
Of the Grand this evening has ever been
brought together at one time in salem,
and it is extremely doubtful If match
for the Salem cast could be found any
whore in the United states The di.
rector Mr.. Mott who has made scores
of productions Of standard plays by 10.
cal talent in nearly every part Of the
country, is Of the firm opinion that this
evenings performance Of "Brown Of
Harvard" win rival any amateur pro-
duction that has been staged in Ameri.
ca during the last ten years
The prices for 'Brown OF Harvard -
are 80 and 10 cents--no higher. The
fifty cent seats were entirely sold out
yesterday afternoon and a great many
people who called later were disap.
pointed Az the enrnest request Of
many patrons the Artisan committee
his reserved an extro socion of 70 cent
seats on the first floor which will bo
sold at 80 cents. This Is bargain, TO
say the least, ind those who wish these
seats should reserve them Immediately.
Reservations may be made by tclc-
phone, and such reservations viii be-
held until $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16

k'uhllnHtu lIOln lukt OHtsl
--------A------
but was mistaken, but that IL was an
insult from the speaker to the honesty
integrity and intelligence Of the house
Speaker Selling heatedIy took furth.
'er exceptions to the remarks Of Mr.,
Eaton and the latter attempted to
speak upon a point Of personal priyil
eye but the speaker loudly raped him
to order The question IL now up to
Governor Withycombe.
Amendment Cause Protest,
The house this morning set It's foot
down hard upon passing upon any more
senate amendments to house bills with
out being fully advised as 10 the full
meaning and effect Of such amend
menta and, in putting this action into
effect, sent two house hills, which had
been amended beyond all hope Of rccog'
milton in the senate TO tho printer to
DO printed before the house will tade
any action in concurrence. The two
bills were II. u. 352 and II. u. $50,
the former relating TO the regulation
Of building and loan associations aud
tho latter amending the state banking
laws 20 conform 10 the federal reserve
act, Thoy were sent back with u whole
raft Of amendments, aud both were sent
TO the printer to be put in tangible
form before the house would concur.
Naval Militia 70 Have Funds.
lu spite of the fact that the senate
has heretofore passed the Dimick bill,
abolishinR the Oregon naval militia aud
refusing 10 make an appropriation Of
any kind for maintenance for tho next
two years, the house this morning
passed the bill introduced by the com.
mitteo on military affairs making an
appropriation Of $4,000 for the sup.
port Of the naval militin for the on,
suing two years after wordy war
both in the committee of the whole and
when the bill came UP for passage.
Representative Horne, the champion
Of labor IN the house made the most
vigorous attack upon the bill declar'
ing that the house was ndulging In q
campaign OF false economy when Il hit
the laboring people n slap In the face In
refusing 10 apprOriate $4,000 for the
erection OF an enjoyment bureau and
then turning around 10 appropriate
$4,000 to give the naval militia boys
q "go0d time Dr. Andrew q
Smith took exceptions to Hr. Horuo',
statement and declared that his re-
marks wero "downright treason that
ALpEAlls W =! ll..- y 4 Y iSilT u
the government IN Keeping up The
military strength Of the nation and
that o failure TO provide for the sup
port Of the naval militia would be- d
direct slap in the face Of the govern.
nent officials who were strong in thcil
advocacy and endorsement Of the nava
reserve.
Oateopathy Bill Killed.
Another bill which prccipitated {
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Colds.

"
You feel fine In few momente. Your
cold In head or catarrh will bo gone
Your clogged nostrils win open. The air
pnssages Of your head win clear and
you can breathe freely No more dull
ness headaches no hawking, snutflng,
mucous discharges or drynoss; no strug'
Cling for breath at night,
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little Of this fragrant, nntiseptic cream
in your nostrils, LET ie penetrate through
every air passage Of tho headj soothe
and heal the pwollen, inflsmed mucous
membrane and relief comes instantly.
Il is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs, Don't stay stuffed'up
and miserable
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

The Medical lecnrd (New X0rkl
Of December IN, 1000, contains an
article on '"rhe Treatment of Pul-
m0nRry Tuberculosis, IlnHed ON the
AsHumption THAT The Dietetlc Cause
Of che Disease IN Line Starvation"
by DR., John ~ Russell, who snytl
arhc condition which IN recognized
IN preceding the active Development
of tuberculosis IN the adult may ho
conHidcfrd nH due 10 lime HtnrvntlOn,
Among inorganic substances
lime salts appear 10 he OF special
physiological importance
but N the Hnltn are not In organic
comblnntion n IN difneuit 20 suppose
that the cells cnn appropriate them
for fOol.n
Years of widespread use confirm
us In the belief that the success or
Eokman'a Alternative In uaHeH OF pul-
mQnary tuberculoBlB consumption
ana chronic throat and hronchlpA
troubles IN due In large measure 10
It's content OF lime, 30 combined with
other ingredients RH TO be easily ap-
proprlnted by tho cells.
DOuh1eHH this has had much TO
do with the results obtained IN mnny
cases Of these affections, which ap-
Alternative.
Az u contains no Oplntos, narcotics
or habit. forming drugs u 10 safe
20 try. Your druggist VIII order II
for You or you can send direct
Eckninn linbaEntnry, philadelphia,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16

Opinion by Justice Harris Chief Jus.
tice Moore and Justice Eakin and Bean
concurrmg,
Charles Bauer, respondent, vs..
Northwest Bowpipe company; appeal
from Multnomah county; W, ~ Gatens,
judge; affirmed Opinion by Justice
Bean.
o. d. whitney, ct al, respondent, VS..
j. II. Bcssill ct uxi appeal from Jack
SON county; i. N. Calkins, Judge; af-
iirmcd Opinion by Justice Bean, Ac.
tion to foreclose mortgage on 10 acreN
Of orchard near ldedford.
Clarkc,Woodward Drug company,
plaintiff and respondent, Wy. Hot Lake
Sanitorium company; appeal from Multi
nomnh conty; H. h. McGinn, iudgci
affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justice
Moore. Action to recover balance OF
account.
City Of Portland, pl0intiff and re-
spopdent, w. Western Union Telegraph
company; appeal from Multnomah coun.
tyj Dalton Biggs, iudgei affirmed.
Opinion by Chief Justice Moore. The
decision upholds the city ordinance OF
Portland imposing license upon public
service corporations,
In the matter of determination Of
water rights Of the various claimants
to the waters Of Willow creek, In Nal.
heur cointy; appeal from Malheur
county. Former opinion modified by
Justice Bean.
Motion TO dismiss appeal denied In
ease Of H. n Williams, respondent, w.
Pacific Surety company; appeal from
decision of Judge McGnn for Mutno'
nah county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
Bills Passed.

The house passed the following bills
yesterday.
2T2, Barrows, to reimburse widows Of
veterans Of Indian war for use and loss
Of horses. Withdrawn in favor Of =. y.
26s, covering zane eubject.
Sub. l4s, Vawtcr, pertaining to fire
insurance companies. Passed,
H. y. 2Ss, Jeifries, pertaining incor.
porated towns to surrender charters and
cease to exist Amended 30 an not TO
apply TO irrigation districts, Passed.
l7g, Olds, relating to the state board
Of horticulture and colnty fruit inspec.
tors. Failed to pass Friday, February
al. Reconsidered on motion Of Mr.
Porter and laid on table 10 come up
with other bills pertaining TO beard OF
horticulture.
i75-Committee ON revision Of laws
repeating law requiring enrolment Of
persons liablc for military duty. Passed
47B-Assessment and taxation; re
Quiring tax collector TO note delinquent
taxes on tax receipts. Passed.
471-Aeeessment and taxation; max
ing sidctracks, yards, spurs, etc., sub
iect to assessment upon basis Of SO pei
cent of value Of main line trackage fol
taxation purposes. Passes
Bills Signed by Governor.
Governor Withycombe has signed th'
following bills:
House bills lSs.139, providing thai
all printing Of state fair board Rnt
board Of forestry be paid out Of th'
maintenance funds; l6s, providing tnaI
one member Of the railroad commission
be- elected from the district east q" th'
Cascade mountains snd the other two
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
Joint Session Choose
Portland Port Commission

The state senate and the house OF
representatives met in Joint session this
noon and elected Captain William Pat.
terson, of Portland, member of the Port.
land Port Commission for the coming
term.
Dan Kellaher's irrepressible nature
again led him to expose the steam
roller by reading court decision in
which an appeal made by Patterson for
reversing decision that suspended his
pilot license was not granted and which
charged tine captain with gross care.
lessnsss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
0RATIONS OCCUPY
NIGHT HOUSE SESSION
Continued from Page one.)
am gang to do my duty

am gong to do my duty"
When il came to a vote upon the
floor it was killed by an overwhelming
majority. Those voting no were; An.
derson, of Wasco; Blanchard, Bowman,
Thos Brown, Cartwill Clark, Cobb, Da.
vey, Elmore, Fenwick, Forbes, Grier,
Hinkle, Huston Jones, Kelly, Kuehn,
Littlefield Micnelbook, Olds, Paisley,
Pierce, Of Linn; Porter, Risley, Smith,
of Multnomsh; Smith Of klamath
stanfield, 6lOtt, Thoms, Wentworth,
Noodell, Selling.
Abecnt! Brown (Sam), Hare,
Those not voting: Hnndley Hunt,
Hurlburt, Olson, Jeffries, Ritner.
House bill $40, by Lewis, making it
unlawful to organize or operate a trust
in restraint Of trade, which was one
Of the bills up for consideration on ape'
Cial order last evening, was not given
very seriUs thought on the part Of the
members; IL was considered more in the
light Of a joke and was treated as such
whel IL came 10 a vote, having been
defeated by big majority,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16

trying everything, when you've sat up
nights wrapping up your toes in band
ages, smoaring on salves that rub off
or swell up the corn, pasting on cotton
plasters that make corns pop.eyed,
slaughtering your toes with razors, jab.
bing them with the knives and pruning
TO the quick with ecissors-and then
you put on Q drops Of "GETSITp and
see your corn fall right off--why, IL
Just looks like miracle. Just try IT,
"GETS.IT' never fails. No pain, nj
trouble. Use it for any corn, callus,
wart or bunion.
"GETBIT" is sold by druggists
everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent direct
by 4. Lawrence q Co., Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
Make Il Party Meaaure.

Washington, Feb. 16.-By vote Of
l5l to 20 the democrats Of the house, in
a caucus which extended far beyond
midnight, agreed early today TO support
the compromise government ship pur'
chase bill as party measure.
Seventeen democrats announced their
intention Of boiling, saying they could
not support the bill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16

from the state at large, and 200, au.
horizing Incorporated cities and towns
TO have control over cemeteries.
senate bilsi 90, authorizing state
land board to confirm title to land sold
before state had acquired title from tho
government, and 1877, to prevent dis
elimination In payment Of salaries be-
tween male and female teachers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
SPEAKER IS ELECTED.

Springfield, Ill, Feb. l6--Dayid
shannhan, the veteran republican lead
or Of the Illinois Legislature was elected
speaker Of the lower house on the sixty
eighth ballot today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16

warm debate on the floor Of the house
was DR.. Andcrson's (Wasco county)
bill amending the present statutes roy
ulating the practice OF osteopathy in
the state, Representative Lewis led
in the attack upon this bill pronouncing
II a vicious attempt to lcglslatc certain
practitioners ont OF business and direct.
ed solely at certain college OF osteo-
pathy IN California, and he was mpprt.
ed IN his opposition by Representatives
Thos, Brown Of Marion, aud Daycy,
who did not think II right TO impose
such matters upon the Legislature, and
the bin was finally killed,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16
A HEALTHY, HAPPY WIFE.

Is the greatest inspiration man can
have and the life Of the family, yet
how many homes in this fair land arc
bliRhted by the III health Of wife and
motherl
II may be backaches, headaches,
the tortures Of displacement, or some
ailment peculiar to her sex which
makes life a burden Every woman in
this condition should rely upon Lydia
Il. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound,
made from roots and herbs, TO restore
her to health and happiness