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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-17
MILFORD NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Milford June II Miss Sarah DAVIS
i spending few days At Suffolk, Va.
John Nicholson Of Wilmington IS VISIT
ing friends in Milford
Rev. and Mrs X Stephenson have
rs their guests Mrs Carson Cooper and
daughter Judith, Of Harrisburg Pa
In appreciation Of recent services rem
dercd the Milford Fire Go. has received
two checks amounting 10 Sl15
Mrs : Sorenson and daughter, lone,
Of Racine. Wis. are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Smith
Among the Milford visitors from Camp
DIX over the weekend were Scrgeants
Harry ] Patty, John and Russell Evans
Mrs Ella r. Black and son, Lawrence.
have returned home from visit TO Eliza
beth. \ J
Misses Helen H. Pierce Helen Barrett
and Grace Vale have returned from
school for the summer vacation
Mrs Paris 7 Carlisle hiss received
word from her son, AdIutant Paris Car
Isle. eth. Of his arrival in France
About 20 workmen Of this town left
here last week for Cape May. \ J whore
they are 10 be employed by the govern
ment in the building Of barracks at the
naval station
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EVERY LITTLE BOOK HELPS.

From a camp where troops are sent
to embark for France, Mrs. Anna SteeSe
Richardson writes for the MAY Woman )
Home Companion OF the boys craving
for books
Some OF you think book or mag
azine is hardly worth giving. Every
single piece of reading matter received
in a camp Is worthwhile 1t helps
some soldier to forget the discomforts
inevitable to camp life 1t urges another
man who never cared about reading
to try IT. Ii helps a third to think clean
er thoughts 1t helps Your Govern
nent to build up an army Of high ideals
III you have just one magazine that
YOU have finished reading put a one
cent stamp on It's cover, and send 1t
forth unaddrcssed 1t viii reach sol
dier. as surely AS the sun will rise for YOU
tomorrow morning If you can spare
good book take it to your local H.
brary or \ NJ C. A. building, and, by
the way, write your name and a message
on the leaf \ soldier showed me
book yesterday with this message on
the hyleaf:
This book has made it easier for
me to do my work day by day. May
it do as much for every soldier who reads
it. John NJ g.
That book viii make the round of
the barracks to which it was carried,
because of the personal message from
the donor
If you have neither library nor \. VI
c. A. building in your town, send your
book to the public library III the city
nearest you, marking it SIMPLY. For
a military camp library The librarian
will do the rest
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WEDDING AT STAFFORD.
Special Cores pondence of Every Evenin

Special Cores poudence of Every Evening
Seaford. June IL The young people
of this town were agrecably surprised
when II was announced that Miss Rcrniccc
Virginia Van SAINT eldest daughter ct
Mr. and Mrs Andrew W Van SAINT, and
Frank G. Hurley, eldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs G. Edward Hurley. were qmctly
married Saturday morning. and lett
immediately for tour To Washington
Philadelphia and Atlantic City
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor of Mi Olivet NJ T. Church,
Rev Il + Rulcy ST the home OF the bride
on Arch street The bride wore be-
coming travelling costume oi ttupc crepe
meteor, with ha, and gloves 70 match
and earned a beautiful bouquet oi La
France roses and ferns with lilies OF the
valley She WAS attended 10y Miss
Edith Hurley SISTER of the groom, rs
bridesmaid who was attlred IN punk Nllh
crepe dc chime and velvet drssS and "A pink
picture hat 10 match Burton Hurley,
Of Wilmington brother OF groom, acted
~ his best man
After their return they will make their
home IN this town.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Negro Arrested Saturday Night
Who is Said to be Wanted
Down the State.

stan Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle June 17.-Ncw Castle
had lots of excitement Saturday afternoon,
when Negro hit Isaac SlagofIs helper
over the head with "A hammer in the form
cr's shoe mcndng establishment and then
ran away Two suspects were subsequent
" arrested IN house kept by Della Jones.
One, James Nathaniel. was let go, hut the
othe put UP fight, because of which he
was locked up. lie was later identified as
Arthur Brcwington, who is SAID 20 he
wanted in various towns of the State for
different offences State Detective Mccoy
is making an investigation
Milton kistler of New York is visiting
Prof f. l.. Cross.
Andrew Miller and George klInk were
over Sunday visitors from Camp Dix.
John Whltesidc was home Sunday. lie
is stationed on the | : :. kannwha
Miss Anna McCalhn of Philadelphia
was visiting New Castle friends over
Saturday and Sunday
George Robinson was visiting from
Camp Dix Yesterday
Joseph sullivan has sent card TO his
father, Mathew sullivan, informing him
that he has arrived safely in France with
the Sanitary Squad b, 18th DIVISION.
Former Fire Chief James Campbell
was visiting over Sunday from Camp DIX.
Mrs George S'ablcr and son are visit
ing MIR and Mrs Michael Mulhn.
George Birmingham. who was formerly
druggist for James T. Challenger, has
sent word that he has arrived safely IN
France with the 3o3d Motor Supply
Tram, American ENpcditionary Force,
Medical Department
James IIatton has found valuable
setter dog
Paul Reese was home Yesterday from
Camp Dix
\ small opcn-faccd silver watch, with
initials O. : I /" on the back was lost
Thursday afternoon by Charles ;.
Fleming. who is anxious 10 have It return
cd to him
William Campbell enlisted in the Navy
today
Retinish your worn and shabby furni-
ture Lucas Nelvo-Tone Finish will make
it look like new. J. T. 4 l.. +. Eliason.
Inc Adv
Man wanted 10 work in restaurant
Apply Hotel Louise Adv
Make Your walls sanitary by using
Lucas Lu-Co-F'lat better than wall paper
or caciminc J. r. & l.. T. Eliason. Inc.
Adv
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CHESTERTOWN MD.
Spec al Correspondence of Every Even ne

Spec al Correspondence OF Every Even ng
Chestertown, Md. June 17-Com-
mencement week IN the high schools
closed Friday night with the annual COM
mencement exercises In Lyceum Theatre.
Orati0ns were delivered by Misses Ruth
Matilda Newton, Eunlce Morris and Mar
garet Atkinson and Ralph Shinn The
address to the graduates was delivered by
Professor + B Bomberger OF MARYLAND
State College, and diplomas were pre-
scented by DIR. Edward ]. Clarke, superin-
tcndent of county schools. Miss Annie
Wallis won the prize IN mathematics and
Miss Helen Rasln that IN scholarship.
Edward j Cam, son Of DR. James "
Cain. president of Washington College,
has enlisted in the aviation service. and
gone to Boston to enter the service He
Is one of this years graduates at the col
lege
Among the Young men who have mott
fed their parents that they have arrived
safely overseas are Norman ) Crouch of
the Aviation Corps Theodore NJ Beau
champ of the l. : Naval Base Hospital,
and Harry Brice of Betterton
Howard Turner. director o " ar Saving
Stamps in hent county, has been notified
that this county is ahead OF all the other
counties in the State III the amount thus
fur raised the total TO June having been
in actual cash $50 30l 81 and the
pledges sl68, 725. The countys quota is
S229, 40, which will be In hand by the
close of the year.
Local buyers are paying 20 cents
pound for wool and Si2 apiece for lambs,
an unheard of price for this section. A
four weeks-old calf brought $50, last week.
while eight others, IA week Older, brought
5000
Several stacks OF wheat were threshed
in the upper section of the county, last
week, but the grain had been badly
damaged by wcvll ana rats The yield
was very poor
Among the graduates Of the State
Normal school, Baltimore this week.
were the following from Kent county
| Misses Lois Ashley Lucy Griffith, Alinda
Sheats jean G. Stokes and Pauline L.
Willis
DR. Edward ]. Clarke superintendent
Of county schools, has been elected a
member OF the Board of Visitors aud
| Governors of Washington College, to sue
ceed the late George b Westcott.
Lewis IT. Wood, formerly superinten-
| dent of the American strawboard mills
here has been elected vice-presldent and
| treasurer of the l.. r. Wood, Inc, Export
| Co, New \ ork City
Misses Eugena and Alice Dunn Hyn-
son have entered Beacon Business Col
lege, Wilmington, for a course in stenog
! raphy
County Commissioners have declared
tax rate Of 81 % on the 500, for the
present year, as against ST Al for last
| wear The taxable basis Of the county
| last year was $40 l3l 600. while for the
! present year it is sl2,1l3,S57 The State
| lax rate Is 3634 cents on the 500, making
! the combined rate 81 6Is4
The marriage OF Private Ernest Ii
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
E.lkton. Md June IL Attorney
General ALERT I Ritchic. who mas been
appointed general counsel Of the War
Industries Board during he next few
DAYS, will tender his resignation Of the
office OF attornev-gencral - Governor
Harrington His unexpIred term o. IS
months will he filed by the governor
Former State Senator Thomas II Robin
son Of BeIair. and a member Of the Cecil
county bar, Is a favorablv mentioned can
didate for the appointment.
Mr. and Mrs William II Hurlock oI
North East announce the engagement OF
their daughter Mary Elizabeth 10 Lieu
tenant William Z. Floyd of Overlook
Pa
EMPLOYEES al The Radnor pulp mills.
Flkton. raised about s75 Saturday for "a
service flag to be displayed at the mill
yard gate
School superintendent Caldwell has
designated p Cecil county school teachers
to attend the summer school al the eX-
pcnse OF the county.
Mrs Edna krouse has filed a bill IN the
Circuit Court for a divorce from William
krouse former manager Of the Havre
de Grace baseball team, alleging de-
sertlOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Mcdaniel OF
Wilmington were weekend guests Of DR..
and Mrs r. G.. Underwood al North East
Sherwood " Snyder, Newark. Del.
and Miss Lillian Meredith. FELTON,, Del.
were married in Elkton, Saturday after
noon, by Rev George T. Jones
A colored domestic employed by Mrs
Frank Bonsal, at Forest Hill. was found
dead in the kitchen, Saturday morning
having died from heart trouble
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DELAWARE CITY.

Special Cores poudence of Every Evening
Dela~ are Cry. jane II Mrs Francis
Lincoln, after spending some time III
Fortress Monroe, Va, has returned 10
the home of her parents, Mrs Charles
Jefferson. this town
Owing 70 the absence Of Rev Mr. Ennis
Sunday morning, caused by delay on the
trolley line, services ia the Presbyterian
Church were conducted by James Dial
ryrnple of the Fort du Pont Y NJ G. A.
Albert Hemphill has taken a position
with the Bethlehem Steel Co, at New
Castle
Frank Moore, Jr, motored from PhIa-
delpha, yesterday, TO spend few days
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Moore.
The condition Of the river banks be
tween here and Port Penn compels every
one going in that direction at time Of
high tide to 20 by way of St Georges,
which is several miles longer
Charles Fleming Of Palm Beach, Flori-
da, is spending few days here with
Harry c. Clark and family.
Miss Lucy Beck has taken position
with White 4 Brothers Of Wilmington
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A DAGGER
In The BACK

That's the woman's dread when she
gets up in the morning to start the DAYS
work ''Oh how my back aches -
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules taken
today ease the backache OF tomorrow
taken every day ends the backacbe for
all time. Don delay. What's the use
of suffering Begin taking Gold Medal
Haarlem Oil Capsules today and be re-
lieved tomorrow Take three or four
every day and be permanently freed from
wrenching, distressing back pain. But
be sure to get Gold Medal Since 1896
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil has been the
national remedy Of Holland, the govern
ment of the Netherlands having granted
a special charter authorizing its prer,-
aration and sale. The housewife of HoI-
land would almost as soon be without
bread as she would without her Real
Dutch Drops, as she quantity calls Gold
Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules This is the
one reason why you will find the women
and children Of Holland so sturdy and
robust
Gold Medal are the pure. original
Harlem Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in Haarlem Hol
land. But be sure to get Cold Medal
Look Tor the name on every box. Sold
by reliable druggists in sealed packages.
three sizes. Money refunded If they do
not help YOU Accept only the Gold Medal
Al others are limitations.
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ieaves. The glass cut deep cash in her
foO.
DEATH OF WEALTHY FARMER

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Middletown, June l7-Anthony IL.
Johnson. \ lifelong resident of Kent
county, Md, died at his Nome near
Sassafras early Saturday morning OF a
complication of throat and kidney troub-
les, after having been confined to his
room for about two months,
Mr.. Johnson was born within few
miles of his present home. in 1887, and
was educated NJ Rock Hill College IN
Western Maryland He engaged IN farm
ing, which he followed uninterruptedly
until his death amasslng a large fortune:
He was director of the Citizens National
Bank, this town, for many years.
He leaves, beside his widow, tour
children: Bradford II. Johnson OF New
town Square, Pa, Clayton IA. johnson
and Allen II Johnson, of Sassairas, and
Mrs. Fannie Huey of Massey, Md, two
sisters. Mrs f. O. Clark and Miss Cath
crime II johnson of Middletown, and one
brother, Stonewall Johnson of Massey,
Md
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning, with services at st. DENNIS
Catholic Church, and interment IN the
cemetery adjoining
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Rupture Kills
1000 Annual,

seven thousand persons each year are laid
away the burial certificate being marked
Rupture" Whyf Because the unfortunate
ones had neglected themselves or had been
merely taking care Of the sign (svelling) of the
affection and paying no attention to the cause.
What arc You doings Are you neglecting
yourself by wearing truss, appliance, or
whatever name you choose to call itY At best,
the truss is only n makeshift a false prop
against = coiiapsing wall aud cannot be- ex-
pectod to act Al more than n mere mechanical
support. The binding pressure retards blood
circulation, thus robhing tho weakened
muscles Of that which they need most -
nourishment
But science has found way, and every truss
sufferer in the land is invited to make a FREE
test right in the privacy OF their own home.
The PLAPAO method is unquestionsbly the
most scientific, logical and successful self
treatment for rupture the world has ever
known.
The PLAPAO- PAD when adhering closely
TO the body cannot possibly slip or shift out
OF place, therefore, cannot chafe or pinch
Soft veivet-easy to apply-inexpensive. To
be used whilst you work and whilst you sleep
No straps. buckles or springs attached.
Learn how to close the herniai opening
nature intended the rupture CAN'T coIno
down. Send your name today to PLAPAO
CO Block 67S St. Louis, No, for FREE trial
Plapao and the instructive information neces-
ssry.
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FINED FOR BRUTALITY

spc..ia, CORRESPONDENCE Of Every Evening
I.,,rn June l. In the Office of
Magistrate Arthur : Hearn, Saturday
Mrs Earl Rogers. who ilvrS lew MUGS
from Laurel, told the Judge 81 DO" ! alFin
X,ebnIa. Who resides near hcrt and works
the farm on which she hives, On shares had
brtltallv beaten her i-ycar-old daughter
Nett,c. and when she tried t. protect her
little girl, struck her q heavy hlo" IN me
fars badly Iaccratiug ter lips and almost
knocking her sensric~S. Mrs Rogers y
widow with two small children
SATURDAY week, Mrs Rogers SAID, she
"a. emnlovcd hy Nicholas to set out some
tomato plants, and with her daughter
Nettie, was working in the field when th"
man came mp to her and asked why she
Al not lcave the child Al home When
she replied that the child was there 70
help her. Nicholas seized the little girl ana
beat her unmerchuily
Magistrate llearne imposed a me 81
sou with costs. and also denounced
\irholas for ms brutality.
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NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Laurel Magistrate Fines ana De-
nounces Farmer for Brutality
to a Child.
TALK BY WOMAN OF CHINA
Middletown is No Place for
Drivers of Automobiles Who
Violate the Law.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Aiiddletown. June 11.-Atter party
Of MARYLAND ''joy riders had been put
under fines and costs amounting TO nearly
Sl5O. Friday morning, another man
man from the same part OF Maryland
hove in sight Friday night. driving his
car in course that rcsembled the Ae-
Tagging OF ocean liners in endeavorIng 10
avoid the I-boats: he was arrested ana
locked up by Chief Of Police Hillyard, and
nj hearing before Magistrate Stevens.
SATURDAY,. was fined $50, with costs. lie
gave his name rs William j. Rolph oil
Wilmington. Md. and when arralgncd was
told that he was charged with driving ms
rar while he was intoxicated. lie repied
Judge will neither lie, cheat, nor steal.
| was drunk. and very drunk. and was III
no condition To drive my car when ar
rested Make my fine rs light as you can
and will settle The fine imposed was
one-half the usual amount
Al the sunday morning hearing before
Magistrate stevens Harry Beverly was
hned S14 for drunkenness and dlSorderN
.cniuct a Il BcnIam Washington
MAS fined SIS on similar
rharoc The two Negroes were IN an
alteration NJ the Nidd!ctown hotel early
in the evening. and when placed under
arrest Beverly. who Is nearly seven i"'t
tall and heavy IN proportion, refused Y"
a., nth tbc ofi,ccr lie was clubhcd INTO
submission and locked up II the hearing
a local farmer by whom the two men ai'
employed paid the lines he rutPF'lS,
both az whom are within the drait age.
and who have been exempted ~ farm
l@borer we're told III the magistrate that
!, tho event ii their refusing to work out
tha amount ii ,hcir fines, they would be
sent ~ the army service
Heroerj Brisr1e q Mt Pheasant "aN
6nod Slo ami costs IN a charge Of being
drank and disorderlN
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special Correspondence Of Every Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford. June Il The Radcliffe Chau-
tauoua was held here on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday OF last week and
some fine talent was heard The theme of
the meeting was Wake Up America. :
and every session was we'll attended and
greatly enjoyed.
This chautauqua was gwen for the
benefit OF the local chapter of the Red
Cross. but the amount which this organi-
zation will obtain has not yet been de
ferrnined
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DIED IN NEW MEXICO.

sr...,sI Corrtspondcucc OF Every Evening
Laurel. juno Il AdvIoes have been
received in Laurel announcing the death
of LEROY q. Moore. At Albuquerque, New
Mexico. June . MIR. Moore was born
about 50 wears ago. in Laurel, where he
spent his youth and early manhood. lie
was a son OF the late Everett Moor,
nephew OF Receiver Of Taxes David Q.
Moore. and brother OF Mrs Sadie Moore
Cooke OF Georgetown, whom nc VISITED
bout year ago.
About Il years ago Mr.. Moore went
ont West and at ono time held Federal
office in Colorado. Later ne went INTO
New Mexico. and for some time served as
United States District Attorney in that
State. He engaged in the real estate
business and was very successful. he
remains were taken to Los Angeles, Cal,
where intermept was made on Thursday
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A MESSAGE FROM CHINA.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. June l7.-Miss Sien TIA Tsa Of
Nassar College Is spending several days
In Laurel as d guest OF Miss Bernioe
Hastings. Miss Tsa is a native OF China,
being the daughter Of Chinese Methodist
minister
Last evening Miss 'Tsa AT the Epworth
Ie4g1Ie service OF Centenary NJ. T..
Church delivered an interesting address
on Inns and Chinese customs
Miss Tsa spent one year at the
u omen College and has TWO more years
at Nassar, after which she Will spend two
years al Johns Hopkins University.
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PAYMASTER TR ANSFERRED.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford, June 17.-Paymaster Theo-
dore ;. Colbourne. t 5. y. of Milford,
who for several months has been on the
L. S. : Leviathan, formerly the interned
German steamship Naterland has been
transferred to land duty and will be sta
toned Al Newport News, Va.
Mrs. Colbourne and their two daugh-
tiers have left Milford for Newport News.
and will remain with Mr. Colbourne while
he STAYS there
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PREACHERS OUTING.


The Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
Preachers Association assembled in Eden
Park today, when il held its last meeting
previous to the summer vacation In
the morning the ministers discussed
causes of falling off in Sunday school
attendance, and at noon the preachers
and their wives were guests OF the Ladies
AID Society Of Madeley Church at lun-
cheon. Baseball and other sports feat
ured the afternoon. The picnic was
largely attended and pleasant
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MILFORD MASONS ELECT.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford June Temple Lodge. No.
Q. A F. X A NJ, has elected officers as
follows:
Worshipful master. J. p Pierce; senior
warden, NJ H. Pierce junior warden, DIR.
G NJ d Marshall; secretary. Rev. II l..
Bunstein: treasurer, p. p. Richards: tyler,
George Swain.
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FELL DOWN STAIRS.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
.>eaford. June Il MARY Neal colored
fell down stars at the home Of MIR and
Mrs. Nalient Waller Saturday She
sprained wrist and cut deep cash over
her eve, which required several stitches
to close
Matte Meredith, aged T. wears, daugh-
ter Of Mir and Mrs Meredith, was very
seriously injured The latter part Of the
week, while al play. when she stepped on
broken bottle which was covered with
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Special Correspondence of Every Evening
I Elkton, Md, June IL Charles b.
Finley, president Of the National Bank
Of Elkton, and superintendent Of the
Presbyterian Sunday school, and a Grand
Lodge officer Of the Masonic Order, died at
his home in Elkton this morning, after
several weeks illness of heart trouble
He was "A years of age.
When young man, Mr. Finley en-
tered the National Bank of Elkton a. q
clerk, being promoted from time to Tune
until he was elected president He leaves
widow and one son, Major Charles Is.
Finley. Of the United States Army, who
sailed last week for France
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No Sonpster.

why didn't you join IN the refrain?
Have you no affection or respect for our
National AntheIn?"
"My friend the way for me TO show
real repsect for song is not tn try to
sing il" Boston Transcript.
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BUILDS YOU UP
in TWO WEEKS
CHASCO-VIN the Iron and Combination
Tonic is a Real Body Builder for Merry
Gus and Rundown Men, Women
and Children.

Ii you are nervous and rundown,
underwe ight pale aud weak, and can't
eat or sleep as YOU should Chasco-Nn
the Iron and Combination Tonic, will
build YOU up and increase Your strength
and vitality, often l00co in two weeks
Chasso-Nin makes rich, red blood and
is a wonderful tonic for sickly and frail
children and the old and feeble For sale
By Miller Drug Store. 404-iO6 Market