Highland recorder., October 10, 1902, Image 2

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Terms, $1.00 a Year in Advance.
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Entered at the Monte; ey postofflpejM
sdcond class matter.
Monterey, Ya., Frilay, Oct. 10, 1002
Hine Coal,
That is what people now de?
mand no matter who is in fault
for it not being milled nnd il
was with thia view that President
Roosevelt made hi* earneUt and
.manly appeal to mine owners nnd
mine workers. The Presidents ap?
peal was a failure so far as .imme?
diate results are concerned, but
.from it the people have at last
learned that beyond a doubt tlie
fault of all the trouble lies at the
door pf the great coal barons.
The labor union was willing to!
state its side of the case to the 1
President and abide by liis decision,j
but the mine owners positively re?
fused to make any concessions of
any kind, and upon them a great
responsibility now rests. With
winter nt hand and coal more than!
,a cent a pound already, it is hard
to tell what terrible suffering may
come. A child crying .'rom cold
may not, soften the heart of a coal
baron, but it will melt the beuit
of its father.
In our great cities how many
manly hearts will be pricked to
their inmost depths by the cries ol'
suffering loved ones? The coal ba?
rons can answer whet lier there
shall be few or many.
What would be the result of forc?
ing men to meet- such trying times
and baying their souls stirred to
euich great depths? This question
the coal barons may be required to
answer.
May the great struggle end now,
and peace and contentment reign
all over this broad land, as it does
among the wooded hills and moun?
tains of dear old Highland.
Matural Anxiety.
Mothers regard approaching win?
ier with uneasiness children take
cold so easily. Xo disease costs
more little lives than croup. lt's
attack is so sudden that the suf?
ferer is often beyond human aid be?
fore the doctor arrives. Such cases
yield to One Minute Cough Cure.
Liqufies the mucus allays inca?
rnation removes danger, Absolut
ly safe. Acts iminedit.ly. Cures
coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis all
throat and lung troubles. V S
McMahon Hampton (ia. ''A bad
cold rendered me voiceless just be?
fore an oratorical contest. I in?
tended to withdraw but took One
Minute Cough Cure. It restored
my voice in time to win the medal.
KU Trimble .MD.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
The fall term of the circuit court
couvened Monday, Sept. 20. Judge
8. H. Letcher presiding.
From the law docket business
was transacted as follows:
An exparte settlement of Phebe
E. Curry, ext.ix of Janies M. Curry
was examined and confirmed.
Tbe will of Susan C. Varner was
admitted to probat.
Margaret Wilson, Sarah Harold,
Rosanna Qutshall. Martha E. Keis
terMd Oliver Mullenax presented
applications for pensions which
were examined and certified to tbe
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Dr. H. II. Jones qualified as
guardian of bis daughter, Miss
.Grace .Jones.
Tbe A ul tm an & Taylor Machin?
ery Co. against E. J. Snyder &c.
Judgment for plaintiff for $]12.
II. Painter against O. A. Hird.
Judgment for plaintiff for fflO. less
?20. credits.
VV. M. McNulty against M. M.
Armstrong. Judgment for plain?
tiff for 178.72 'ess credit of ?7.(J7.
The estate of Catharin Pullin
was given into tbe hands of the
.Sheriff for administration.
James H Hidv was appointed a
trustee of New Church in Crabbot?
tom, vice Henry Arbogast deed.
The sbuuler e;ise brought by Mrs
Louisa Rexrode ii gain st Abel II.
Armstrong was tout inned until
next term; also the case of J. I).
Low man against \V. A. Pratten.
E. R. Williams, Receiver of the
Lexington Development Co. against
J. Paul Hrowis Judgment f()r
plaintiff for 120.
Same, against, P. II. lhipman.
Judgment for plaintiff for $25.
Same, against J II Purus. Clara
E. Hoover, Hubert Lightner, Adam
McLaughlin, Mrs. E. N, Lockridge,
G. A. Hird and George H. Lock?
ridge Admr, of Hubert Lockridge
deed, continued until next tenn,
with leave in some of the cases to
file special pleas of statute of limi?
tations aud no valuable considera?
tion.
iii-i?i ? iii_i"iii i nw?ir ri ii
Same, against J. M. Armstrong
and Armstrong and Wilson. Set?
tled and dismissed.
?
Chakcery 0hoers.
ll. B. Jones against George W.
Moats Ad mr. Land sold in this
case by Co mr. E. B. Jones to be
conveyed by bim to Joseph E. Arm?
strong.
L A. Harold against W. W.
Dear &.c. Final decree.
James 13. Bradshaw against Jos.
M. Armstrong, ii.port. Nc. 2 of
0. Wilson confirmed, and E. II.
McClintic appointed special com?
missioner to sell the land in Ibis
ease unless lieus against same are
satisfie 1 within (')<) days.
C. C. Hansel Admr,of 15. H. Han?
sel ftc, against Anthony Young kc.
Edwin P. Jones appointed special
Comr, to convey by deed certain
tracts of buid sold bv. H. Ii. Hansel
in his lifetime to Anthony Young.
Morgan Pleasants, John Steuart
and Win. Tuning. ,
Jesse i'uilin's Adinr, fcc. against ,i
RobertC Pullin's Adinr, ftc. (.'bas.
P Jones appointer] to sell the land
in this cause, 188 acres on Bullpas?
ture.
Sf rs. Mau/.v ftc against Cornelius
Colaw s Exor. Comr, 0 Wilson's re?
port co ii fi rm ed and final decree tn
teiel.
E J Jones kc against Anna Ilel
niick's Adinr, &e. Final decree.
Howard D, Colaw against Martin
A Colaw, Comr. 0 Wilson's report
confirmed, all matter., settled and
final decree.
John S McNulty Exor, of Sam 1
Moy er fl against. Katberin Pullin &c,
Comr, 0 Wilson's report confirmed,
and Executor directed to make dis?
tribution of fund in bri hands. >
J ti Bradshaw against Charles
Gwin. Petered to Cotnr. S ti Sieg
to state liens against land in this
cause, its value .ie.
M M Bradshaw against C G Al?
exander. All matters settled and
case retired.
Thomas G Wright and John M
Hook's Exor, against James
Wright's Adinr, &cV Comr. 0 Wil?
son' report confirmed and J Ed
Arbogast Admr, of James Wright
directed to disburse funds in his
bands to creditors of said estate.
Charles P Jones and John WSteph?
enson appointed special cumins
a io ner's to sell tbe lands belonging
to said Wright's estate.
\v' E Ralston, Guardian ftc.
against Albert Malcomb ftc. J M
Colaw appointed special Comr, to
sell the land in this cause.
Who Are They?
Hull, Oct. 6, 1002.?To Editor
of Recorder:
I was recently taking a friend
through the Cemetery at Lexing?
ton, Va., showing him Stonewall
Jacksons monument, and the graves
of several other noted confederates
that are buried there, and as we
were strolling around we came to
the square in which the Confeder?
ates who died in the hospital at
that place were buried, I suppose'
there are 25 oi 80 of them; they
used to be all marked bv a neat slab
at each graye with tbe name and,
regiment kc, but now I see they
have taken away all the slabs ami
smoothed and soded the square over
neatly and erected a monument in
the center of square, upon which
is carved the names of all buried
there that are known, giving their
regiment and Co. In tbe list we
saw two names that looked very
in neb. like they might have been
Highlanders especially as one be?
longed to 81st, Va.
Their names are;
J. Byrd, Co. E. 81st, Va; I). E.
Hird, Co. A, Otb. Va.
Is there anyonewho can tell any?
thing about either? Perhaps Capt.
Matheny or Sargeant, 0, Wilson
know something about them.
Respectfully,
S. W. Sterrett.
;
For Mr, Jones.
The Richmond Evening Leader]
of the Otb, makes mention of Hon-!
Charles P Jones in the following
complimentary terms:
"The latest name suggested for
the lawyer member of the Corpo?
ration Commission is that of lion-j
Charles Pincki:ey Jones of High-;
land. Mr Jones was long a mem?
ber of the Virgina Senate and ranks
asa line lawyer aud broad-minded I
statesman."
Look Out For Fever.
Hilliousness and liver disorders
at this season mav be prevented bv
cleansing tie system with De?
witt's Little Early Risers. These
famous little pills do not gripe.
They move the bowels gently,
but copiously, and by reason of Hie
tonic properties give tone and
strength to the glands.
__?_?mamaa immiiipw mil i mu tim ni
Comnii.sinner's Sale of Land
on Bullpasture River.
Pursuant to. a decree of the Cir?
cuit Court ot Highland coutnv ren?
dered al iis September term. 10<>:_
in the chancery cause of Jesse Pul
lin's Adin'r &c. vs. Sam md Movers
Executor ftc. I will on J-'kida v th."
81st. day of (oV.'Tor-.F.f:. Pto'.', nfff-f
for sale by public tttictioii ;;t New
Salem (.'hurch. the land of which
Jesse Pullin died seized (iveentlv
occupied bv his widow, Catherine
1'iilliu.) lying on the Bullpasture
River iii said county, Containing
133 acres more or less, and also the
undivided one half of 480 acres ol'
land lyiug on Jack mountain in
said countv.
Tei:ms: Cost of suit, nnd sale cash
ill hand, and the residue in three
equal annual payments from n,i\
of sale with interest from that dav.
and the purchaser executing bonds
with approved personal security for
the deferred payments, and the ti?
tle being retained as, ultimate secur?
ity, (diaries P. Jones, Com'r.
I, J. C. Matheny, clerk of the
circuit court of Highland county,
do certify that the b uni required
by the decree in the above men?
tioned cause, has been duly execut?
ed J. C. Matheny, Clerk,
Sale to begin nt 11 a. \n:
America's Famous Heauiios
Look with horror on skin eruptions,
blotches. ?ofes and pimples. They don'j
have them nor will any one who uses!
Buckling Arnica Salve, li glorifies the:
face. Kc/cai-i or Sall IL.e'.ini vanish be?
fore ii. lt cures sore lips chapped hands
chilblains, Infallible for piles.
25c at K ll Trimbles iii uk store.
New Idea Woman's Magazine.
The forthcoming No ve niher hum?
ber of the New Idea Woman's
Magazine will afford entertaining'
and profitable reading for women
ill all classes and conditions of life.]
lt will be tinged, naturally, with i
the Thanksgiving idea, but willi
cover the ground of woman's neel.-.
A n i\"l feature will be'the first of
a series of bright Udders from an
Englishwoman's pen, under the
caption of "The Journal of a Lon?
don Woman.'" "Dressing the
Bride" will set forth n new occupa?
tion for women, and there will be
half a do/en good stories by the
cleverest writers. "Autumn Nov?
elties*' will illustrate the newest de?
partures, in fancy work, ami in
"Good Housekeeping," excel le ul
menus for Thanksgiving dinners
will prove helpful! and suggestive,
THE DESIGNEB f ir November sets
forlb a tempting array of fashions
and millinery for early winier and
late autumn wear, Coats of all
kinds for ladies, misses and juve?
niles are prominent in the display.
"Stylish Shirt Waiata for Winier
Wear" and Indies' outing costumes
are also glvin marked attention
"Old Fashioned Quilt Piecing.*' I>\
Jessie de forest, is a quaint and in?
teresting contribution to tbt! liter?
ary part of the magazine. "Ameri?
can Cooking Schools," by Wallen
Fawcett, is of equal interest Imf in
different vi in. "The Danes in the
Woods." by Imogen A. Storey, is a
charming little piny and drill for
small children, while "Selections
for the Recitationist" offers several
excellent Thanksgiving poems cull?
ed from varions soul cps.
Review of Reviews.
From no other periodical can so
sane and accurate a view of current
politics be gained as from the Re?
view of Review.; The October
number of that publication is note
wort bv for its very clear and full
editorial exposition of the issues in?
volved in this fall's campaign, the
effect of Speaker Henderson's re?
tirement, the meaning of the tariff
agitation in the .Middle West, sud
President Roosevelt's at it tide on I he
trust question. The President's
remarkable speaking tours through
New England, in the South, and
to the West as far as Indianap?
olis,?where nil abrupt ending was
necessitated by the abscess on the
president's leg,--are described ami
pictured for the reader more com?
prehensively than in most, daily or
weekly journals. In fact, this rec?
ord of t lie year's campaigning wp
to d ile is ?omt'lbiog unique ir our
periodical literature. It includes a
survev of State political act:vities,
East, West, North, and Soul ii.
Neither Josiah Quincy's conserva?
tive leadership of the Massachusetts
Democrats nor Tom Johnson's cap?
ture of the Ohio Democratic organ*
ix111 icu. on behalf of t be pro-Bryan
radicals, is ignored. Tbe editor of
the Review has ndded mininer
chapter to the unequaled "History
of Our Own Times' that he is wiit?
in*' month by month.
Goes Like Hot Cakes.
?'The fastest Belllngarticlelhavc in my
store," writes druglsl C. T. Rmitb, ot
Davis, Ky., "is Dr. Klug'a New Discovery
for Consumption. Cough, sod Col la, be?
cause it always cures. In my six year- of
sales it has never tailed. I have known to
save sufferers from Throat and Lang
diseases who could get no help from doc?
tors or any other remedy." Mothers re
Jv on it physicians prescrib. it and. Iv ll
Trimble euara ii tees satisfaction or refund
price* Trial boitlpt free, Itegular size
60C and MOO.
Afc erne
HALF THE COST
Lion Coffee
has better strength and
flavor than many so-call?
ed "fancy" brands.
Bulk coffee at the same
price is not to be com?
pared with Lion in quality.
In i lb. air tight,
sealed packages.
For that
? 'Millionaire
4' Feeling
wear clothes
made to your
exact meas?
ure by
STRAUSS BROS f^\
Good TaJ.or9 for
25 ye.v.s,
CHICAGO
You fccS
just right la
them. Near?
ly 600 pas?
terns to se?
lect from
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
See the com?
plete line at
the store of
EFFECT
'frill & .Mort.
W. A. Bustard,
Contractors
and Builder,
-Monterey, Yu.??
Dressed Lamber ol all kind*.
hard ami Boit woods, for sale tit
rear oh ab le price;.
Also Sash anti Doors of hil
Steel Hoofing
A Specialty,
If von have tuiv 1*1 airing lo do
at Htiy lime I s-ui<-ii t he wurk. and
guarantee satisfaction. tl
i i iii i min i winn
T. II. &II. RSL A YEN,
i*\
UNDERTAKERS
FURN!TURED DEALERS.
Win give special attention to ilic Un?
dertaking branch of our business. Ail
| grades of Burial Outfits, froth the cheap- j
i e>t Coffin lo the finest Casket. With for- j
ty years' experience, we claim to have|
| good judgment In the selection of triip
minus iind finishing oat Ate. Outers can
i be -cat !>v t(l( phone from any section ol'
this and adjoining counties
HAND-MADE FURNITURE
is preferred by many over the cheap,
trashy factory work. Weare still in the
business, and, if you wan! shop-made
work, come and sec na.
We are grateful to our friends for past
nage, ami we will do our best lo
pl v.. e and to give satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
T.II. &H, F. SLAVEN.
rn
"I \M\
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m
vt^Y ?-'V-p
Mrs. Laura. S. Webb,
Tlee-Prectdetrt WnnmnN nomo
crat ia ClatM ot Xortlurn Ohio.
"1 dreaded the change of life which
was fast approaching. I noticed Wine
of Cardui, cud decided to try a bot
tlc. i experienced some relief the
first month, so 1 kept on taking it for
three months and now I menstiuat:
with no pain and I shall take it off and
on now until I have passed the climax.
Female weakness, disordered
. fallin<? cf tho womb and
i troi bli l <ii) not wear oft.
How a woman to the change
11 life. Do nol waitbuttake-Wine
cf Cardui now ami avoid tiie trou?
ble. Wine of Cardui never tails
to benefit a suffering woman of
any ace. NV inc of Caroni relieved
Mis. Webb when she was in dan?
ger. When yeo come to the change
of lite "Mrs. Webb's letter will
mean more to you than it docs
now. But yon may now avoid the
suffering she endured. Druggists
?ell (I bottles of Wino of Cardui.
KO LATE.
Tf rou loso your wurdi, your
riiik ()|' J'"'"!' |'ncl;p|bnn]f, Hipre la a
jhanoe of its being re lowren*. If
liof, you eau replace it. It is not
ibis way with your Eyesight. If
that is lost, it is lost forever. You
.".uno. obtain a duplicate. Every
symptom of Eve Strain is a warn?
ing .'rom Nature that you are doing
t permanent injury. Every time
I hat jon read until your head aches,
I'Oii are making your condition
just that much worse. If your
ves tire easily, they need atten?
tion. Forcing I hem to work with?
out help will positively break them
l"wn. By using glasses now. you
ivill keep your eyes strong and well,
If you wait too long, you will have
bo wear gi h. sea every minute and
.veil then your vision will be nn
? utfsf.iedory. "A stitch in time
??aves nine."
ll. I, LANG.
ECIBNTIFIC OPTIC...v.
Staunton, Va.
Charms.
Nothing more attractive in St) le.
Quality and Price could he asked
forthan we are showing in our
stock of Ladies1 and Gent's
Charms. If you are con?
templating a purchase
in this line for a rela
t ive, friend or your?
self, do not fail to
inaped otirgen
erous offer?
ings lief ore
jou 'my,
D. L. SWITZER,
Jeweler and Optician.
3 E. Main St,
,T-_j _. ?_?nr--Tr-.T^^-_m-^_.h-.-,i jyq
GEO E. oTE?AET
BARBEE
Will be found over L S Dick?
enson & Co.'s Store.
SHA VB, HAIR< CT, SHAMPOO.
REASONABLE PRICES.
In hiv shup on Wednesdays, Sat
ii rd ayn and ali public days. Give
nu a trial. Timk, for past favors.
Jan. 21, (uno.
Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Va.
(iltli year. Ft..te Military and Techni?
cal School. Thorough Courses in gen?
eral and %p piled Chemistry, Electricity
and Engineering. Lon fe rs degrees of
graduate In Academic Course, also de?
gree, of Rachelor of Science in Technical
Connel, All expenses, Including cloth
ins; and incidentals, provided at rate of
?305 per annum,'asau average for the
four years, exclusive of outfit. For In?
formation address GEN. St OTT SHUT.
Superintendent, (it
UNIVERSITY OF YIG1NIA
IT Iii THU
Capstone of the Public School Sys?
tem of the State.
FREE TO VIRGINIANS
In the Academic Department
Lexters, Sci kn ck. L .w Medicine,
Enpinekkimg.
Session Begins loth September.
Fm- Catalogue mldress I' li. Barrin?
ger, Chairman, Charlottesville, Va
?
Till
lest
Often Disagree With Us
"Ro.caviso wp overeat of tbem. Indi
ppstion follows. But there's, a way to
escape such consequences. A dose of a
pood digest ant, like Kodol will relive you
at once. Your stomach is simply too
weak to digest what you eat. That's all
Indigestion is. Kodol digests the food
without tho stomach's aid. Thus tho
Itomach rests while tho body is strength?
ened hy wholesome food. Dieting is un?
necessary. Kodol digests any kind of
good food. Strengthensa.nd invigorates.
fCodol Blakes
Rich Red Blood.
Prepared only by V.. C. DlWlTTJcCO., Chicago,
XM *l buttle. .i i talus _, _ times the .oe. she.
K. H. Trimble.
DR. KSNC'S
thy NEW DISCOVERY
FOR THAT COLD,
TAKE WO SUBST.TUTii.
Cures Consumption^Coughs,
Colds, Broncliitis, Asthma,
PncumoiiiaJiayFeverJ^eu
risy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, Croup and
Whooping Cough.
NO CURE. WO PAY.
?rico 50c. and $f. TRIAL BOTTLES FREE
> We promptly obtain U. S. and
ENTS
'Send model, sketch or pl.otO of invention lon
1 free report on patentability. For free book, '
TRADE-MARKS __?"
Apposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D.C.
? ?fi/&
T',,is aignature 13 on every t?o.. cf tim geauina
Laxative Bro.no=Quinine tablets
tho _e__eay that vrts a cold in out; <lay
SHULTZ'S
mmmat
Everything the cnildren want, for
school can be obtained at our store
Books,
Slates,
Tablets,
Note Books,
Composition Books,
Pencils,
Book bags and Scholars
Companion.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
LBERT SHULTZ,
NEXT TO NATIONAL VALLEY BANK,
Staunton, Va^
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IX J ii n uar v of tiiis year we placed two ot'our LESTER
PIANOS in the Lewisborg Female Institute. On Jolt
22nd 1902, we received an order for six more of tiie same
instit iition.
In a Iel i r rill,-n February 20Hi, 1002. Dr. Telford the
Principal si ? d Iii,il lie liked the Lester Pianos we fur?
nished better than any lie had in the school. The last
order proves that they continue to hold good. There may
be other good Pianos, but they cost more money than we
ask for The Lester.
Write for catalogue and prices, or call at onr ware*
rooms and see t hem.
Brereton & Heydenreich,
Kooius 15-16*18 Crowie Bulk]illS*.
Staunton, Va
ATTENTION SHIPPERS.
The Extension of the Centra! Division of the Chesapeake Western
Hallway lias been completed io Stokefeyille, Virginia, where a handsome
passenger depot andu commodious freight '.ouse have been erected. An
rgent is now regularly installed, and the road is ready to take care of
all business offered.
At this point is located one of the most eonyenient stock yards to
he found iu the state. It is provided with water, aud all pens are equip?
ped with feeding racks.
In addition to the yards, and close at hand, is a large fenced enclo?
sure, where cattle tan be fed. watered, and given an opportunity to rest:
no charge is made for the feeding yard. Hay and grain can be had;
when desired, at reasonable rates.
Tiie new highway, just completed from the Warm Springs Turn?
pike at StriblingSprings to Stokesville, is the best road in the couuty
and alfords direct eoinniunieation for all West Augusta and Highland
countv travel to the Chesapeake Western Railway at Stokesville, otter?
ing the closest, and most direct railway outlet East and North.
A house aud stable is provided for "the use of teamsters wishing ta
camp. Good accomodation* for others at reasonable rates.
Try the Chesapeake Western Kail way; you are sure to be please^
with the service and the treatment you will receive.
M. L. Mardis,
Supt. k Traffic Mgr.
E. W. Jackson,
General Supt.
lt Will Tay Yon to
Head This.
Combination
Axle Cutter
Will repair your Carriage or Wag?
on Axles so that the Wheels
will run 48 well as
! will : Mew.
"When the whee ' a carriage or wag'
i on lias too much pla on t tit- axlo, lite axle
1 should be shortened po hs to stop the j
I disagreeable rattling and wabbling of
! tue wheels. Have the undersigned ex*
. amine your vehicle and lie will Inform i
, you of the cost of pulling the running I
! gear in first-class order and explain the I
j workings of the machine.
James O. Iliuer.
Monterey, \ 0.
A. Lee Wrara,
! W A TC 11M A K E K and .1 E W 1. L E K, |
Crabbottom, Va.
Work done at reasonable prices i
and guaranteed. Have appointed ;
the following agents:
II. M. Slaven. Monterey; Va.; J. II I
Curry. Creen Rank, ff. Va.; A. A. Mai |
tin, Franklin, W. \ a.
i McCunniK?the thoroughbred imported ]
j Pen heron horse, so well known in the !
I conny, and whose colts always command j
j highes! price, will make the fall season |
! at the .table at Dyer Gum's near High- i
' town. Blares will be kept at reasonable '
prices, address J. K. Kramer, Hull,or,
Dyer P. Gum, Ilightown.
Parties losing Friends.
M-iy Expect W. II. MARPLE who rep
? resents the
Co.
To call upon them.
Ile is prepared to furnish tiest
Work at moderate prices. See him
before buying.
HENRY A. SLAVEN,
Phacticai. Laid Surveyor and no?
tauy Public.
Meadow Dale, Highland Co., Va,
Maps and Blue Prints a speciality. All
work in this line solicited.
Tom. H. Slaven's
Livery Stable,
Monterey, Virginia.
Hack, Surrey and Buggies at reas?
onable prii.83.
Horses boarded.
My personal attention given.
e3n_M->_H-B-H-H_H_ya-H_H__H_MaaMM_M_BB_l
Stops the Cough tnd Works off
the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quii.ine Tablets curt a
cold In one day. No cure, no Pay'.
Price 25 cents.