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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-26

Upon his retirement from the
Senate next week it is reported
that Senator Beckham will locate
i'll Louisville to practice law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
VENEZUELA HEAD
WORKS LONG DAY
Politician Puts 10 Hours of
"a Running His Gov
ernmem.

NEW YORK. Jan. A perfectly
brand new sort of politician is here
by uncovered.
The president Of the republic Of
Venezuela" said Preston Mcleod
win, American minister TO Venezu-
ella. "is at his deck at o'clock each
morning and he works until mid
night"
Business OF manifesting extreme
incredibly on the part Of the in
terviewer-
Likewise" said McGoodwin, che
makes his cabinet ministers work
the same hours A cabinet minister's
JOB down there is no sinecure. None
of them goes junketing, few make
speeches and not many are able to
I take time out for afternoon tea. y
cabinet minister who will not work
as hard as the president gets the
razz early in life. The consequence
| is that things get done in Venezu-
Ella"
Venezuela Now Prosperous.
Juan Vincente Gomez. president
/ of Venezuela, succeeded TO the pres
| idency just about the time that
, Prest Castro crossed the line,
bound north by east, 10 years ago
Gomez was a cattleman without any
particular political ambition or
/ knowledge Of the science of gov
eminent, but with a profound dis
/ taste for the sOSt of government
/ that Castro had been Offering. He
| found Venezuela burdened by a
I heavy debt II practically has no
/ debt at all now. There was disor-
der everywhere. Today Venezuela
is orderly and prosperous.
a.v~ -.
reserve of any South American
| country" said Mr. McGoodwin. Its
credit is tiptOp with bond buyers for
/ IL has never defaulted on a bond
More road building has been done
IN Venezuela the last few years than
| IN any country in the world bar
none. II is third in oil potential
/ ties Alfalfa makes seven crops a
year there and corn three crops.
\ Pres't Gomez has a real admiration
] for the United States He read one
! day OF the action Of Mayor Preston
/ Of Baltimore. who took lOafers out
| of the park and put them TO work:
Fine said the president, I'VE
/ will do the same thing here"
II the loafers do not find legiti-
mate jobs for themselves they get
! large and compendious Jobs in
! building roads for the republic.
Friendly TO United States.
! Because the manner in which the
/ United States started out 10 help
/ feed Europe aroused his admiration
/ he determined 70 helT. In two
I years Venezuela had doubled its
production OF corn.
''Pres't Gomez is sincere in the
! desire 20 get on really friendly
I terms with the United States" said
/ Mr.. McGoodwin. Not merely with
! the passing administration, but
/ with the people. He wants US Il
/ know Venezuela. He is now trying
| 10 get Americans 10 come down
/ there and build railroads and ports
and is Offering every conceivable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

will have before them bills pro-
vidng for a stricter regulation OF
automobiles and increased license
fees. namely. Delaware. Maine. Mas
sachusetts Nevada, Montana and
Oklahoma.
Four siates-Colorado Kansas,
Montana and Wisconsln-will dis
cuss proposals for cooperation.
marketing ana aid for farmers. and
two legislatures. those Of California
and West Virginia, VIII have before
them interesting marital meas
ures" IN California. the act Of 1919,
designed TO place wife on an
equality with a husband in the
ownership and disposition OF COM
rnunity property. which was de-
feated. will again cOIte before the
lawmakers. West Virginia may
make non-soppOrt Of wife by
husband an extraditable offense.
Measures correlated with SUI
fragc will come up in Connecticut
Massachusetts, and Nevada. Reor-
ganization OF state militia will be
discussed I'm several states, includ-
ing Delaware. and four states eX-
pect to forward new public utility
legislation. namely. Connecticut,
Y
Assemblies Thursday.
Connecticut, Illinois and West
Virginia will consider bills relating
% sports and the establishment Of
state boxing commissions
Dates for the converting Of legis-
latures, other than those already
given. are az follows Monday
Rhode Island. Idaho. Montana, Ten
nessee and Ohio; Jan. 4-Delaware'
Nebraska. North and South Dakota,
Minnesota and Oklahoma; Jan. 81
North Carolina, Illinois, Michigan.
Maine, Vermont and Connecticut;
Jan Massachusetts Indiana;
Jan. 9-New Jersey; Jan. 10-Ari-
zona. California. Oregon. Montana,
Washington. Arkansas. Iowa; Jan.
l1-Kansas. New York, New Mex
leo and wyoming; Jan. 12-Wiscon-
sin. West Virginia; Jan. 15-SOuth
Carolina; Jan. Nevada. Georgia:
Feb. 16-Hawau; Feb 17-POrto
Rico: March ALASKA; ALril o
Florida.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
indianapolis Ohe

Third Floor Traction Terminal Bldg
Office Hours: 2 TO IL. 10 g.
Wednesday and Saturday. 9 TO f..
10 4, Co 3. Sunday. Co IL only
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
Back Ache
umbsF Up With Penetrating
Hamlll's Wizard OIL

For Lame Back, Sideache. Shout
der Pain, Stiff Neck, etc, use Ham
Inns Wizard Oil 1t penetrates
quickly, eases the pain and drives
out the soreness. Keep it in the
house.
Wizard Oil Is a good dependable
preparation 10 have in the medicine
chest for fist aid when the doctor
may be far away. You have no
idea how useful il will be found in
cases OF every day ailment or mis-
hap. when there is need Of an i'm
mediate healing, antiseptic sppIica-
ton, as in cases of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings.
Generous size bottle 35c
II You are troubled with constipation
or sick headache try Hsmlin's Wizard
Liver Whips Just pleasant little pIuk
pils At druggists Ter ace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

sational statement that $4,000. 600
Of the relief funds raised en- America
for starving Poland. was used "to
keep the Polish army in the field
was made on the senate floor this
afternoon by Sen. James a. Reed. OK
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

inducement. He likes to see them
when they visit the country. His
office is always open 20 them"
After all, he would have time 10
see a good many Americans, If he
insists on working 19 hours a day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
SAYS RELIEF FUND
AIDS POLISH Army

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Jan. THE sen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05

Public welfare bills have strong
sponsors ia Arkansas. Connecticut
Colorado. Delaware. New York,
Texas. West Virginia. Wyoming and
Oklahoma. California will take up
the question OF combating radical
ism.
Economy Program.
Plollc improvements viii be adj
vouated in at least II states-Calt-
lornia. Colorado. Kansas. Missouri.
Nevada North Carolina. Texas. Yer
mont. West Virginia North Dakota
and oklahoma. These include "a
$3.50. 100000 irrigation project and
5.5UO-mile public highway. Pro
grams of economy. involving tho
consolidation or abolition OF state
departments and bulge. systems
will he considered. among many of
the So states notab ly by Arkansas.
Colorado Delaware. Indiana. Kan
-as Maine. Michigan Missouri. Ne
yada. Sew Mexico, Ohio and Okla
hona
Legislators Of Wisconsin and
Texas viii wrescle with radical tax
alton measures. Tn Wisconsin. the
Legislature OF which opens tOmor-
row, the state division of marketing
has proposed "a tax on unused land,
iu effect "a single tax. The state tax
commission has also recommended
reTeaI Of the personal property Off
set 90 the income tax as q means
90 raise all needed funds The
Texas legislature. which meets on
Jan. H.. viii consider the COnserva-
ton of natural resources in conneC-
ton with taxation reform. other
- f..- fr a tho
ton OF tax reform are Indiana.
Iowa Maine, Missouri. New Hamp-
shire Nevada. New York. New Mex
leo. Ohio. Tennessee, Vermont
Montana and oklahoma
Consider Election Laws.
Repeal or revision of state pri-
mary laws are slated 10 occupy
much Of the time Of the lawmakers
of Illinois. Indiana, Missouri, Ne
braska. New York, New Mexico.
North Carolina, Tennessee. Vermont
and Wyoming.
Six state legislatures. at least,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
ARE YOU
RUPTUREDP

No ruptured man. woman or
child need b told OF the suffering
and agony resulting from the ne
glcct OF this awful afTlfCtion. nor OF
your many dtsappointmrnts and
failure TO ind a cure by expert
menttug with Old-fnshioned treat
ments, leaving YOU, the sufferer. IN
even worse condition than before.
and mentally skepuCal or ever BE-
ing cured.
Every rupturcd person in Tndi-
ana who calls 20 see me f. entitled
70 a Free Trial OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-05
DR.. Osborn
Self-Adjusting
Rupture
Appliance

REMEMBER required much
OF my time during the last 20
years. also labor and great expense
TO perfect this wonderfully simple
and effective Appliance and make
IL possible 20 assure YOU relief.
Know also that I ask No MONEY
UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED, as
hundreds OF others arc now.
Z Can Help You NOw-Tomorrow
May Be Too Late-COme and Get
the Proof FREE.
It makes no difference what your
present physical condition may be
or what you have endured in your
vain hunt for reIief-YOU HAVE
NOT TRIED DIR. OSBORN'S
SELF-ADJUSTNG RUPTURE
APPLIANCE, and you win never
be satisfied until you do.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30

There are many such men in this
FlsAl land Ct America They are mea
wAo have w5n the talssman of IKE
through hart work
Life rays big dividends 10 those
who hear and obey the immemora al
and immatable commandments OF the
Master Of Life The broken man
Of 90 is a misfii HIS sins Of omis-
SION and commission have found him
out Tie goes 10 the rubbish heap
But men Ike our octogenarian dis
ciples ot work. having earned the
right to live go on through the
Years confident and serene. realizing
ihA' life is worth while They make
il worth while for themselves and
for muii,ades of their fel,owmen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
Animals crea, seyond~

Editor Leader One OF yuor con-
trIbutors asks WHY should one an
imal go to heaven and not allg~
This is begging the question. ar
parent'y Why should one man 90
TO heaven and no; ailg Because heay
en- is universally accepted as a plac
Of reward for earthly goodness. for
men. and animals alike
Personally. I would rather be in
heaven whore good. faithful dogs ar
admitted along with good people than
in one where Bo'shevisTs. murderers
foreign agitators and other undersi.
ables can enter after q dea,hbed re
pentance at the end Of d worthless
life Is not an atteciionate. loy..i
and decent living dog, iarga or small.
mans best friend. more deserving n
immortality and heaven than sucn
human riff raft2-H. r. II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
Life

Editor Leader This from the
Cincinnati Enquirer. / think. is good
r \. That life Is wort. while Is
eonspicuously evidenced by three dis
tinguished Americans men whp
have done and continue to do biz
things. Chauneey pepew iocundly
looks forward to the rounding out
Of his real career He long has
passed his eightie,h milestone. John
d. Rockefeller on his recent birth
day walked his golf course with An
team vigor He. too IS beyond his
eighty mark John Wanamaker. at
81. walks into his office az SIS
m. and plunges at once into a mass
of work that well might seem for
midable to any man IN the prime o.
his strength. ~NyR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30

in which II - considered poor Bots
present activity and future prospect
appear 10 be best in Arkansas. OKLA
homa and Texas
Goa mining IS generally quiet
and IS described as poor to fair
except that i; IS good in some por-
lions Of Illinois The lumber indus
try IS 'gcoF' TO fair. with many com
nlairts ahoa, high freight rates The
or business IS quiet. although refn-
ine is reported TO be improving in
one or two places
There is vide interest anon
farmers in the general question az
orrsnitatiop for marketing purposes
This interest IS somewhat less mark
I'd in Illinois than elsewhere. There
IS some doubt expressed. particularly
in the large cities. as TO jus, how
far. and with what success. this
movement VIII progress There +
no doubt. however. as 10 the inter
est With which the question inspires
The farming population
As outlined 10 Us IN these CUES
tionnaires. the situation today tur-
nlShes no justification for grea. op-
iim.sm as 70 The immediate future
On the other hand there IS certainly
10 cause FOR pessinism. for there has
been Improvement. and Il is likely
,ha, the sltaasscn ~fll become still
better when the efforts OF harvest
have been fully felt- over the terri
tory under discussion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30

Kill hun 70 have me work here.
on, how wish could closhA
roa in the lovely gowns and jewels
yoa deserve h. said
II know.- replied You vouid
sell diamonds and rabies for me-ii
yoa had them
II ~oa'd sell the mos, sAluAble
things hsd in the world for yoa.
he replied.
Bat you. yourself, are the most
gAIuAble thing In the world cried
An. an idea ! viii sell myself.
said Gene
Wasn't it beautiful.
Never. never" protested Not
sell-bu,-m maybe you might rea;
yourself out
So there you are That's how his
nswesE solution Of the man shortage
and the economic shortage mutusl
co-oreratiye idea came into belng
Gene. posed Mercnry-like. halt wAs
between a condensed milk can an
poem. in nom gtop roor 'FRONT.'
in a theatrical boarding house. Sc.
forth his views
F.rst Of all. he said he VAS no. On
the stage. but he Was wounded ani
eassed in active service al the IRON,
He i a He measures ap to his
'wlte's description
My idea.~ Gene said. "ls 70 he
per,ect companion for any woman
pr man would accompany them
anywheoe and would perform an
legitimate duty"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
LIST or AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS

In order .ha, are may have clear
conception ot he tariff lass TEeh
have been written on the statute
books Of our country. lei Us rsc.te
the chief tariff laws by name In order
OF their enactment. with the date o.
their passage 5y Congress:
The high protective tariff of 1928
called by lis opponents the tariff o,
denominations. which led TO the nul-
liticaiion movement
The tariff: OF lss3. known as he
compromise tariff. introduced as a
compromise measure by Henry Clay.
Ehich provided for a gradual reduc-
sion Of the duties year by year until
1872 when hey should stand at 20
per cent as a horizontal rate.
The Walker tariff OF ls45. framed
By Robers J Walker. then Secretary
Of the Treasury. which modified the
protective duties and grouped articles
into Varioas. schedules at different
rates. all the articles in each paying
a, the same rate
The NORTH act Of 1851. which in
creased tariff rates for war purposes
The Mckinley Act OF 1880. which
raised duties to q high point
The Wilson Act OF 1894. which had
lowered duties in many likes from
those imposed by the Mckinley Act
The Dinsley Act OF 1897. which was
a protective tariff act. which raised
duties higher than they were under
the Mckinley Act
The Payne -Aldrich Act OF 1903.
which brought about a political revo-
luton and defeated the Republican
Party. which was responsible for It's
enactment.
The Underwood Tariff Of 1918, in
which there were substantial reduc-
tons in large number OF tariff
duties. M
The pending Bin vhieh Is known
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
Young Bride Offers TO Rent
Out Hubby for $1,000 a Year

New York. Aug wheih-
er you are IS or s9-would you Ike
20 rent husbands
Come early: the rush Is on,
Here's lovely young bride who
makes the offer She wrote this
advertisement herself:
FOR RENT - One husband.
Terms s7.9oe a year Quai.flca-
iious Handsome. lovely dspo-
s!sion. great adAp,ahilHy. stays
home nights beautiful singing
voice. wonderful ballroom dane
er. superior education VIVA Del
mar Mrs Gene Delmar)
And husbAad IS willing Each par.
y 10 the unusual proposition says
50
The unique situation is the resul.
OF that merclless economic struggle
which so often bese;s youthful tenn
9esamen, ard genius caagh, in the
MAGE ot loves Young sream
Mrs Deluar inee cariaga IS JUS
ahoas ne pre,ties,. ca;es, ~l!ite
,r.ek who ever .r.pped into a Broaf
way marAger's office She nas
great brown eyes. long curling lashe>
caTyiRg RES lips and a lovely strsssh
nose
i met Gene n a Greenwich VII
lAse rendezvous X was 3 case ~
lore a, first sight we got married
the next day. said Mrs Delmar
Gene IS writer ha writes loye'y >
poems 10 me ana wants 20 write 9th
ar ihlrea or ooarse. he ccultn
support us ye, or writing Il neay'y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
Civil War Es.enue

Editor Leader Il might BE- wei 20
inform your correspondent Maurice
Enman Of the fact. taas at the time
Of our Civil War and believe. f,r
years after there Was nat only
2cent stamp on checks ana d STAMP
on receipts. but also on bills Of ex
change. drafts. bin Of lading. prom
issory notes. etc-T G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
St. LOUIS BANKER SAYS
BUSINESS IMPROVES
Gives Interesting Resume of the
Industrial Status Of the
Nation; The Building
Outlook

81 Louis Mo Aug sp The vita
point in the general business sltu
alton today l. that ,here has 5sea
improvement. says a special report
made publc toaay BY the Liberty
Central Trust company. through its
statistical department
Data we're collected hy question
naire from 90 banks. chiefly f.
southern Illinois. Missouri. Arkansas
Texas and Oklahoma
Whatever conditions are now
they are usually better than at the
beginning OF summer says the re-
port IT viii be q cause for stlr
further encouragement to note tha
- per cent Of the replies to our
quesiionnaire sum Up general eondi-
tons as fair. and 5 per cent good
leaving only Is per cent viewing the
situation as poor This perha7s
may seem biz 100 optimistic.
nevertheless It Is the verdict ot those
whose daily duties require c'ose
knowledge OF the true state OF AZ
fairs.
The localities reporting good
conditions. as well as taose reportins
poor. are for the most part scat
tered although in a considerabl'
portion OF southern and southeastern
Missouri our correspondent join ir
taking rather less favorable view
than the average. Good. fair ana
'roor', however. are after al only re
la,iye terms and The significant fea
tnre is that OF Improvement.
The report goes on 10 say that the
main cause for this improvement IS
the harvest In parts OF the terri
tory. the cotton sections for example
there has been no harvest as yet
Where crops have been marketed
however. and sufficient time has
elarsed. the great majority OF replies
indicate change for the better This
is in spite Of a strongly expressed
conviction that prices OF farm pro
ducts ara still well out Of line with
the cost OF commodities in general
Crons. according 10 the report. arc
satisfactory in the main. she Gu:
standing feature being fine on
look for abundant feed. corn in muc'
OF he territory promising record
yield.
The poor condition Of the live
stock industry Is emphasized. al
though hog-raising IS on a Drofitsbi~
basis here and there. In the south
ern sections dairying is on the IN
crease, in line with the growing
tendency toward a more Diversified
agriculture
Regarding other points in the gen
eral situation. the report goes on to
say:
Retail buying IS showing some
in many. although no
the majority. OF the localities frorn1
which data are at hand. With :
handful OF excerIons. II is far below
the August. 1gea mark; in some
cases. 30 ner cent or even more
"The building outlook Is relatively
bright. Bui'dipk Is on the increase
according 10 20 per cent Of tho re-
nlies. Where Il is not increasing. in
many cases II Is alresdv fairly active
rhe outlook Is described as fair In
y per cent OF the REPORTS. good 70 I
10 per cent, leaving only 20 per cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
500 REWARD 500.

The readers o, this raner will se
pleased 70 learn that there is at
east one dreaded disease thai,
science has heen able TO cure In all
its stages and that is catarrh. Ca
ta~rh being greatly Influenced by
constitutional conditions reqmlrAs
constitutional treatment Nails Ca.
tarrh Medicine * taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Niue
Gus Surfaces Of the System thereby
destroying the foundation q, the dis
ease. giving the patient strength bs
building up the constitution aad az
sistins nature IN doing its work Ths
pTopFietors have so much faith Ia
the curative rowers OF Halls ca
iarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails 10 cure Send for list OF testl
monials
Address r j. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo. Ohio. Sold by ali Druggist.
T5c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
Same ole sso-x 81. a Good ons

Mrs. Mahala Burns. Savanna. Mo
se.ates an experience. the like OF
which has happened in almost every
neighborho0d In this country. ana
aas been told and related by thou
sands OF others. as follows II usea
a bottle Of ChamberIain's Cole ana
DsarThoea Remedy aboussnsne years
age snd II cured he u f.gx. tdysen-
teryl had another attack OF N.
same complaint three o. four years
ago and few doses OF this remedy
cured me. have recommended i.
70 dozens OF people since r first usei
i and shall continue to do SO for
krow 4 Is quick and positive curs
tor bowel troubles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
THE DAWN OF
EDUCATION
AFTER SEVEN YEARS
tcontlnaea from Page ~

tSontinuef from Page ~
burning days Of August. 1914.
And NO one can predict Just
what this present Austrian state.
feeblel and humble and poor
though it is, may yet possess in
prosperity and earthly happiness.
dominion and power it will never
have again. but those things
meant nothing to the people but
bloodshed and the visitation OF
imperial pride. Peace with all
the world, the peace Of free
people, may he richer gain than
many new imperia lsairapies-
and that beautiful Vienna. so
long a capital Of Ieilded gayety,
may yet be happy indeed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
PEOPLES FORUM

Expressions u epinioa - general
Interest are invited TIE e~i.;er 70
serYes tie rtghf 10 alue pencil
where ccuMun-ez tlous exeesA1 30
wnrsts
Writing must he ie=ihie and on
one side y raper only an else wtli
be discarded
AnouEMcns ceFr aiunteatlens win
nar h~ printed Name and address
inw~t lre Givew Publication mf
nafllr will y. withheld on request.
Publication * letter Is nus rs
BE- reg rssrsl a~ arr eusfersenan. %
The Leader - rae Yifws expressed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
x = < = < x < < :. < x ). x = < x
4 THE DONKEY IN X
X TIE LIONS SKIN X

3 * x %xx - * x 4 X : = x
"Skinners" are often skinned"
A banana peel isn't the only skin
that causes falls.
If you cant fly your :rue cOlors.
don't raise any banners
He who stumtles twice against The
same skin" deserves to be skinned =
Hold thy tongue lest i, beray We.
is the moral-message Of Aesop's The
Donkey in the Lions Skin
Fat headed people are generally
thin skinned
A donkey in lions sain is jus: as
useful as steam heat in Hades
Sometimes a good bluff is more
effective than a bad act
Another's skin may cover your bone
head but /, won't improve your men
tai machinery
'Tis hard to get in soft.
A skin game never works.
Smar. Is he or she. who knows
when TO qui: the game"
A trouble hunter usually gets re-
turns aplenty.
The more the noise. the less the
poise. -'Aesop's Film Fables"
Leader Classified Ads Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
AIS sle-rpay -uis uo.rs

? v 0a-ar. Co. = National NH
'ary Home. Kans. writes 4 hare
taken Folsy's Honey and Tar With
satisfactory results Ny cough. which
was VERY saye-e. is Rox ahou, stop
ned Mr. age IS II the 9Th * August
Good for hav fsver. asthma. irriiat-
ing coughs and summer cold. Sold
everywhere.