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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
SOUTHWEST TEXAS WILD
OVER OIL LEASE CLAIMS

Dallas Tex. March 2S-Every
county in southwest Texas IS ex-
periencinE q leasing campaign and
most OF them have rigs working for
tests. The oil center for the south
western part Of Texas IS san An
tonic.
The most active territory nearest
san Antonio Is the old Somerset field
near the line between Bexar and
AnrascoSa counties
Here there are many shallow wells.
which produce from ] TO Is barrels
per Gay and hold ~ for a long time
ar the Initial production. a number
OF deep tests are under way in this
section and also al Crowther, farther
10 the south
Duval county IS TO have q number
OF deep tests at once and geologists
generally favor that section. starr
and Zapata counties are being drilled
and there are rigs in Uvalde and
most Of the counties along the Nueces
river 20 the gulf
The McMullen county situation IS
attracting much attention. owing to
the old shallow production there and
the big gas well near Three rivers
There Is no doubt but that all OF
southwest Texas viii be drilled this
sumner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
WILL DRILL TWO MORE
WELLS IN SANTA ANNA

The status o. wells in the Santa
Anna. Texas, field on March "a was
as follows.
D R Bailey, who brought in a well
recently in the northern part Of
Brown county, has contracted TO drill
At least two wells in the Santa Anna
field One viii be on the beavers
tract five miles southeast Of the town.
work 10 begin I'm so days and the drill
is 20 be put down 20 the 1900 foot sand
in which the Gladys Belle company
and Root-Ramsey companies got their
production
The Root-Ramsey Schumacher No
has reached the sand and should
be brought in any time The Gladys
Bellies Campbell No. 1 has reached
the sand. The Santa Anna Gas and
Oil association should spud in this
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Starts Custer
MAriEOna On
Some OiLFifwS
Douglas Official Fights
Firms Without Permits
To Sell Stock.

Douglas, Ariz, March 2s.-Assist-
and county attorney Geo. NJ Roark is
starting on a campaign OF suppression
OF all oil selling organizations that
have not secured selling permits from
the state corporation commission It
appears that scores Of Texas compsn-
les are taking in money in Arizona
without the formaIity Of a visit to the
corporation commission. Roark says
he is going to proceed against every
person who sells stock that Is not on
a list received by him from Phoenix
on the other hand. IL is told that
most Of the stock sold is on person
al not on corporation. account Any
person has a right TO sell his person
al property. Another phase Of the
situation hat worries regularly Ii
censed Arizona brokers is that the oil
stock statesmen seem TO need no IL
cense and pay no state or local fees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Thought Three Little Children
Needed Mothers Care

Ny stomach suffering was so Sc
we're that ] could not have lasted
much longer I did not care so much
FOR myself but did not want TO leave
my three little children who needed
e mothers love and care A cousin in
California wrote ne about Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and I took a
course OF it. I have since been en-
urely well" It Is a simple. harml ess
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. Kelly 4
Pollard. Potter Drug Co. and drug
gists everyw hsre.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
PITTSBURG IS
NEWFIELD NAME
Palomas Hot Springs Scene
of the Latest Rush For
Oil Filings.

PittsDurg is the name Of the newest
oil field near FL Paso. It Is located
in the vicinity Of Palomas Hot
Springs. just below the Elephant
Butte dam on the Rio Grands north
Of Fl Paso.
Biologists have reported that the
formations are good for ou-in fact
It has been known for years that oil
indications were strong IN that part
.of the country and efforts were made
TO drill a little north Of here in soco--
70 county a few years ago.
J. a. Wigmore. Of Pittsburg. the
center Of the Pennsylvania oil indus
try, who has a ranch near PaIomas. IS
interested in the field and IS said to
be planning 10 start drilling on his
claims in very short tine. Numerous
New Mexico people have recently
made filings in the field and this
week a score or more of Fl Pasoans
filed on large acreage.
COrlock Enthusiastic.
u P Carlocks president Of the FL
Paso Ad club, and party OF local
prospectors. including J. H. Peden
Of the county attorneys office. j. W.
King, q broker w. G.. Bledsoe an old
resident OF the Hot Springs country.
and a local surveyor. made a trip 10
the new oil fields last week and spent
two days going over the ground and
making oil filings for the local peo-
pie. Mr.. Carlock says that 10 is the
most wonderful district from a geo.
logical standpoint he has ever seen.
The fossils. the shales and the
sands found IN all great oil fields are
there in abundance" he asserted.
Near Hot Springs oil seepage Is
everywhere" he declared ION the
farm Of Charles Yaples, three miles
west OF the town. a well was bored
TO the depth OF 255 feet and the wa
ter was so saturated with oil that 10
could not be used FOR any purpose. Oil
residents Of Hot Springs country have
always thought that there was a big
oil field nearby. but because there
never was any oil excitement near
them they never attempted 10 inter
est people living in larger communi-
ties
Those living in Hot Springs who
are actively backing the new Held
include Robert Martin. president Of
the First National bank; judge J. W
Green, formerly probate Judge Of
Sierra county; Dr. A. c. White, physi-
clan; Emil James. z. Pacchus, post
master, and 7. Il Napton. a surveyor.
Nearly every man. woman and child
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
BRITISH DEVELOPING GREATEST
OIL enterprise IN HISTORY

I ONDON. Eng, March 2s.-ProHtine
Il by the costly experience Of the
war. when 70 was compelled to send
enormous sums into other countries
IN payment for petroleum and petro-
leum products. the British govern
ment has adopted a clearly defined
oil policy. and is already credited
with financially backing what is eX-
pected here TO develop into the most
powerful oil producing refining and
Transporting enterprise in the history
q the Industry.
Stories concerning the govern
memf policy have been in cfrcula-
tiCn on a number Of occasions and
recently were revived by reports
that the Royal Dutch Shell inter
ests were about TO take control Of
the Mexican Eagle OIL company.
an Important member OF the lord
CoWdray group.
The governments first important
movement If was stated by author
tiles here. will be the creation OF a
permanent ministry. which viii be
charged with the task Of acting as
petroleum adviser for all depart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
BUSINESS LEAGUE REPORTS
ON ERATH COUNTY WELLS

The wells OF Erath county. Texas
as reported by the Young Mems Busi-
ness league OF Stephenvills and the
depth OF each IN the territory ada
cent 20 that town. are as follows:
Grinsland. rig. Weeks. rig. Con-
molly. rig. Randolph. 300 feet Stroud.
5000 feet; Davis, $500 feet: Laney.
200 feet: Fouts. $3.50 feet; Stacy, 200
feet; Roberts. 200 feet; Tancy. loca-
ton. Coye. 1900 feet; Underwood. 400
COm2nn, 1900 feet: Jackson. rig. Paul
son. rig; Three Circle. rig: StoIkey.
rig; Jarvis 2f00 feet: Big Jack. 200
feet; Rogers No. 9, 1000 feet. Fulfer.
5000 feet; alley. 1900 feet: Long 40. ..
rig; Gulf Producing. rig. Perkins. rig.
BrittOn. 800 feet; Cook, 800 feet;
Duke. producing, Appleman, location
keeuy, location. Followed, rig.
The only wen so far brought IN IN
Erath county Is the Phoenix. IS miles
northwest Of the town OF Stephen
Vile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There is ons sure way that has
never failed 10 remove daudruff AZ
once. and that Is TO dissolve IL, then
you destroy it entirely. To do this.
Just get about four ounces Of plain.
common liquid arvon from any drug
store Cthis IS all you VIII need. ap-
ply 10 az night when retiring. use
enough 20 moisten the scalp and rub
ir 70 gently with the finger tips
BY morning. most u not all. OF your
dandruI VIII be gone, and three or
tour more applications will complete
ly dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF Il. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You VIII find all itching and dig
ging OF the scalp viii stop instanti5-
and your hair VIII be fluffy. Iustrous
glossy. silky and soft. and look and
teel a hundred times bettsr.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
Machinery AniUes For
We'll In Which Herald
Newsbogs Interested

The rig OF the company backed by
the Lone star Refining company
capitalization 100000. has material
arriving and machinery ordered for q
wen on its tract six miles west OF
Ranger, Texas. in which three FL Paso
Herald ueWsboys each own 1000
shares and each one IS TO get one
twenty-fourth OF the one-eighth
royalty
These uewsboys are Forrest, Lester
and Roy Aston. Their older brother.
Carol Aston. who works In railway
shops IN Fl Paso. is equal owner with
them. They are sons OF policeman
p. z Aston. residing at 1871 East
Missouri street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

3 menls. IL VIII have control over con-
I cessiOns for the development Of pos
sible oil territory within the empire
and VIII advise and assist British
companies or individuals iu obtaining
concessions and leases in foreign
countries. as wei as help them to
conduct their oil business in countries
outside the empire.
Ministry To Be Important.
The Importance Of the ministry
viii be better understood when Il is
realized that a large part Of the un-
developed oil territory Of the world
lies under British dominion and &C
cording TO British law. the capital Of
every oil company operating in Brit
ish territory must not be less than so
percent British owned, and all the
control must be in the hands Of
British citizens.
The next move in the develop
ment OF this policy, il is asserted,
is the combination under the pro-
recticn Of the government of the
most important oil companies Op-
Grating in British and neutral
countries, II they are wholly or
partly British owned. These in
clude such concerns as the Royal
Dutch. the Shell and the lord
COwdray interests.
1t recently became known that the
British government was buying the
holdings Of British citizens in the
Royal Dutch, the ownership Of which
was then conceded TO be so percent
Dutch and 20 percent British. Accom-
panylng these statements were
equally interesting stories concerning
the Shen Transport and Trading
company's securities whose owner
ship was closely allied TO that Of the
Royal Dutch
This Royal Duteh-sheu group
controls immense production I'm
many lands including many prop
critics in the Oklahomz-kansns-
Texas-California,XF ypminC fields.
and has n foreign department.
which takes note Of all that is 60
ing on in the OIL world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
SEX VIEW s1ExICo OIL.

II IS said that three companies have
purchased rigs and viii soon begin
drilling for oil I'm the Animas valley OF
western New Mexico in the new
county Of Hidalgo and also in Grant
county. II is stated that the entire
valley from the north end OF HidalEo
county TO the Mexican line on the
south and between Lordsburg on the
east and STEMS Pass on the west has
been located With placer claims fo-
oil and gas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
viii Bore For Oil
At Marathon At Once

Marathon. Tex. March 2s.-Cali-
fornia men have contracted with A.
l. Jones TO put up q tower and deco
well rig four miles west Of Marathon,
work to begin April I. Several COM
panies have been leasing oil rights
for some time. Another well viii be
started in about 90 days. provided
the necessary land can be secured.
The price Of leases has increased con-
siderably the past Few weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
COMIANCHE COUNTY PRosPERs.

A Commando, Tex. news item Is to
the effect that COmmanche county
has 5se2s-s20 acres Of land and prac-
tically every acre is under lease for
oil exploitation at an average rental
OF $50 per acre, or approximately So
5sS-4o0- The banks Of the county
carry more than s1,90o.0O0 in de-
posts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

Harris W1lthsL. an attorney, left III
Paso Wednesday for Jacksboro. Jack
county, Tex, on oil business for New
York and Philadelphia men with
whom he is associated IN a 5000 acre
tract in that county. He stated that 20
Is the plan 10 exploit these lands Lo-
oil Walthal said thathe expected 20
be gone about two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
TNpERREAsIING - NIL.

The Sinclair Gulf company has been
under-eaming the the hole OF its
Gaines wei in northwe stern Brown
county. Tex. at $500 feet. This well
IS said TO be good already for 100
barrels Gay and Is reported as con-
sidered the most important test going
DOWN IN that part OF Rrown county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
u % - IS ~ ID m


Anon the Fl Pasoans who have
recently made filings close TO the pro-
posed Wigmore well are the follow
n. P. CarlocI. J. p. Peden. J. ".
King, W. c. Stewart. H P. huff. Y. T..
Carlock, I. NJ Huff. F. @ Davis. G. A.
Martin. s Sabut. " Sabut, g. ".
Bledsoe. /. Fl. Davis. Elias Tyra- John
PrUitt. J. r. Moffitt, r. A. Thurstou-
J. T. Berry. Dave McChesney. s L.
Davis. H. II. Fris. Phil Hickman. James
S. Black. Vincent Fortune. c. r Folk,
Prudence Folk, V. G. Sadier, Claude a
Brown, r. H Rfnehart, p. Rinehart. ].
II. Davis. p. W. Williams. sam He'll
gers. C.. ". Groom. d NJ Groom. Henry
T. Bowie. Robert r Bowie. NJ Men
Bowie, Rufe P March. d. Levy, How
Cutler, Percy AfcGhee, IT.. r ". Yea
zey, Scott White, John W. Phillips,
Virgil Trayler. NJ Trayler- A Harris,
G. " Walker, John Davidson, H n
Walters. II. A. Borcherding. J. f. Lar-.
Wm H Antrim, ". A. Z. HUT. IT. J..
Beekmau r Veazey. A. s Quisenberry.
Fl. y. Herivel. H ~ Hatcher. Charles
c. Gibson. A. c. Boutwell,. Norman
Veazey. J. ". Harm. s. E. Sims. DEAN
n Clark. Edw. y. Hodge. A. J Fraser.
Hart Steele, ". s. Fraser. ". a Rank.
G. = Wood. Bruce Steele. A " Horne.
r. ~ Hervey. c. Il. Cooper, ". C.
Haden. C.. a. Wise. Edgar Kayser. J.
F. Benton, Alfonso Maritime, Perle
Parker. ". AIorehead. J. NJ spain, C..
Y. Wainwright, IT.. ". r Adair. J. c.
Sharpe, c. r. Trowbridge- ". Z.
Wheeler. 3. Rosenfeld. A P. King.
3. L BoEardus. Arnold Rosenfeld. F.
James c. Pierson. p. B. Woodburn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

News from Big Springs. Tex. IS
that the Big Springs Production COM
pany, a local concern, will let a con-
tract Immediately FOR a test well on
It's 10000 acre holdings IN Howard
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
BEAVER VALLEY COMPANY
BUYS REFINERY SITE

The Beaver Valley OIL Refining
company OF Cisco. Texas. has bought
land for a refinery in East Nocona,
Texas. and made a deal for the imme-
dicte commencement OF the drilling
Of four wells for the development Of
the shallow oil recently discovered by
that company on its 1900 acres in
Montague county. east Of Nocona-
in Hot Springs is talking and think
ing oil
''I have a letter today from Palomas
stating that 10000 acres within five
miles Of the springs have been filed
upon and thar about 1000 acres have
also been filed upon near Mud
Springs. two miles west Of Palorr7s-
Thousands OF acres are being filed
upon by men and women from an
parts OF the southwest Fl Paso IS
coming IN for its share Of the choicest
locations near the proposed Wigmore
well one big locating and filing out
fit from Montana is starting their
surveyors TO work on locating and
filing. Each day witnesses the arrival
OF new locating outfits and the eN-
element IN the Pittsburg field IS
running high.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

JnO. f. GroebeI. contractor. Phi 1852.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28

p 30 .aa r' 56 .: i on zaE n vsTF6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-28
LuclSy ElVe on Company No .
--.------- - - = Il l.

Please find enclosed s--..------..-...
shares % LucEy Five OIL Company no.
and so days Yours truly.
Name --..--...--....
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13

In China the old women. and not
the young, are the ores tS receive HON.
age and adulation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13
DON'T HIRE MEN WHO ARE
WEAK, NERVOUS, YELLOW SKINNED

tablet form. Men WHO had shrunk up
to mere skeletons Just bundles OF
nerves and chronic wrecks physicians
had given up were taken under treat
ment and results astouhded even the
men who had RbOped' years in per.
fectipg the pefment In just week
or 50 increaaed weight, sound sleep,
restoratiop%f healthy color. Re.
viged ensfsy and strong, vigorous
manhood took the blabe of detected
men WHO lad given Up. Some had
been tod hey had the dreaded tuber.
eulosig. Some were said to have weak
haartg but back they came and so thou
sd dssSinee hayescpme hack to health
by VsinlDl$ ,fseding vitamins to the
blood in tsblet form through the stom.
ach. NTwc Novo-San Tablets contain
ing this y Eal, bloPd making, blood pur-
flying IRalt taken after meals for
two or three weeks usually puts the
user we'll on the road to robust man.
hood and youthful vigor according to
users. To be spre of getting the gen.
uine ask for n ovo.San and see that
the wax.sealed box is unbroken. These
tablets come ~ tablets in box one
dollar. Directions inside. I'VE glad
ly prepay Novd -San in sealed boxes to
out of town duhtomers upon receipt
of price, 81.
Fairmont Pharmacy, Fairmont:
Frank ]. Yost, FairView; johnson
Pharmacy, Shinnston; Windsor Drug
Co., Monongah, and w. P. Moran,
Pennington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13

A merry war has sprung Sp among
the Democratic members of the House
OF Representatives over Champ Clark.
There is an insurgent group that does
not want him to be floor leader, a
position he Is entitled 10 assume by
custom. He was floor leader of his
party when he was elevated to the
speakership and he is entitled to be 1t
II he wants it. And he does.
Claude Kitchen, who has been
floor leader Of his party, is willing to
be superseded by Clark, and has step
ped aside. About N the old timers
are for him. But there are several Of
them and group of so called young
sters' and little fellows-terms used
by the supporters of Clark-who want
some other leader. So they have or
ganized to get him, and are kicking
up considerable of a party fuss.
Among the prominent anti Clarkites
is Representatives M. Mansfield Nicely
Of the First West Virginia district, Mr..
Nicely is counted by the Clark oppo.
sition as one of their active, llve-wire
eulerenJS.
Unless there is violent flipflop Of
Democratic sentiment in the House,
the fight against Clark will prove a
losing one. He is a powerful person
atty in a caucus Of his own party, and
the present signs are all against the
success of the effort to put him down
and out.
The reason for the fight against
him most prominently to the fore is
the assertion that he is opposed to the
Presidents League of Nations as it
now stands which is a charge that
would doubles be quite easily proven
even if Clark should enter a plea Of
not guilty. The real reason is that
Clark is not on friendly and intimate
terms with the administration and
never has been, and that the admin
istration looks upon him as a candi-
date for the presidential nomination
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13
tsY coNDo)

next year and it has other plans as
to that, in which the ex-slEaker does
not figure or the credit side Of the
sheet in red letters. Whether the
Administration sanctions the fight
that has been started against him,
or whether those opposing him hope
that it will approve it later on, and
turn in and help is a riddle yet I'M
solved.
The least worried Democrat inyol.
we'd in the strife is De gentleman's
whose houn' dog is again being kicked
'round-ChamD Clark, himself. His
attitude is, to all appearances u
should worry"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13

The following fourth class postmas-
ter for West Virginia were commits.
stoned today: George T. Farrow, AL.
gonuqin; Lloyd L. Keaton, Farley;
Roy NJ. Hall, Hurst; Lewis Gregg.
Miiburn, Clarence W. Fearnow, Sleepy
Creek and Stell aA. LeMaster, Wei.
grove.
A marriage license wass issued in
THIS city Monday to Elliot Tackett, 81
OF Cora W. Va. and Lettie V. Hill, 90,
of Manchester, vt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13
MODERN Business Forces the Aneamie
Looking Fellow to Take
Back seat.N
SoclETY scoRNs THE
HALF SICK INDIVIDUAL.

The pace Is too swift these day (for
lots Of US. The army draft PROVED
most men are more or less unfit d
uckup-against stiff competition. u
the life we lead. We exhaust tie
0od Of vitality too frequently. The
l0od making organs slack.up and ten
BINGo--- y
That same weak, nervous, half.
ffaid, timid, frail and pallid fellow
tan be turned into a big, breezy, quick
minded, vigorous fellow by simply
uilding him up, Its his blood. Every
organ and cell. Every muscle and
art Of the nerve system and brain get
aeir nourishment from the blood
e tronble'Wi the aneamic fellow is
iat his blood hasn't enough good rich
"a nOurtshment to 30 all around and
brain, nerves and vital organs are
bout half starved all the while. The
Hood is IN crying need OF vitamins.
The tests recently conducted in sew
rai hundred cases under the search.
eyes Of labratory experts and
ding physicians in the state OF New
urig proved Yitamins could be fed
the blood through the stomach In
~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13

acid;stomach is the real cause Of the
trouble.
Naturally, t6e sensible thing to do
is to strike fight at the very cause of
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comfort. Ills EATONIC. Made in
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70 eat-just like a bit of candy. They
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intestines: They also drive the bloat
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in your own case today. Get big
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Banish all your stoA1ach troubles so
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!fEAT0NIC does not relieve you, It
viii not cost you one penny. You can
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IF you feel you are not getting all
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-13
Adler-i-ka ,
Did It! 4

81 had>pain in the pit of ny3stom.
ach, no APPETITE, sour stomaeh and
very much has. BOCtors .leouid not
help me. TheFIRST dosS OfsAdler-i.
ka helped me-" signed3 tIenFy Welp,
Lake View, Iowa! IN
Adler.i.ka expelsALL gas ind sour.
ness, stopping stomach distIess IN.
STANTLY. EmptieS BOTl4 upper
and lower bowel, fl1shiRS ENTIRE
alimentary canal: Removes ALL foul
matter which poisons ssste n. Often
CURES constipation. Rrs vents ap-
pendicitis. We have soh lAdler.i.ka
many years. 1t is a mixtuF of buck
thorn, cascara, glycerine and nine 9th.
er simple drugs. Martins dug store.