I r 1 r , inw r
I llllillUYI.IV j . 1
14.
Seven yews ago. Dr. (Robert Koch
discovered nis tubercuHhe (medicine for
the cure of . consumption . v
It was the first remedy that ever did
actually cure this fatal disease, (al
though, by Injection It only succeeded
to a limited extent. Two years later the
wonderful lnhala-tlo machine for the
vaporization of oils , combined , with this
Koch tuiberculine, was invented , and
Sawported to 'this country toy Dr Bd
rward Koch.
'By.the.nse of this invention oily va
por ooniihihed jwith the tuiberculine
medicines,' are (brought directly to the,
lungs at the. seat of the disease, and
thousands of "people have testified , to
toeing JcurecL. .'
Since these , two systems have been
combined the patients of. the offices
have been under the direct control of
Dr. Edward Koch.
Nothing but a direct application of
Alter ear. of careful -observation
and examining the sputum (hundreds
of cases I am Yconyniced $bat fully
three-fifths of ail deaths charged to
consumption are, really only catarrhal
bronchitis associated with dvaoensla.
whlchf fs &r0ught-4n froto-vere do
tagVnmost "of tlieVa&eir examined rib
germs of tubercle bacilli .were found,
which; are .always present in truer con
sumption: -'-
. frhia great remedy, . "when combined
with the wdfderfar fteallfe ofl: " is
thrown, into, a, vaporized state by this
invention; so it can beibreathed direct
ly 1n,to the lungs,, and .the most wonder
ui results are- owamea. 'Even con
sumption finds in this treatment Its
conquerer. It takes the -place of stom
ach Trredicices,- -which kill more--people
than the. disease itself.
Send -for. a Sympttttm- blaiik and book?
tet.explathlng' the treatment. The
healing vaporized . medicines, antiseo- home amrria.ra!tii nan hA spnt hv pmrpsx
tics and 'germicides to the very . seat of to any part oifthe United States The
the disease, -frU affect a cure of this? or
any other lung case, and they can only
be applied by inhaling- dn a vaporized
state. The lungs constitute ,an air,
cavity, and can toe reached medicinally
only iby medicated air. fThis treatment
was discovered, perfected and first suc
cessfully' applied by me. It is the only,
natural, scientific -and commonsense
treatment'- ever applied for the cure of
bronchial ' and ' consumptive diseases. If
It fails, toothing else could possibly suc
ceed. 'But it never does fall, .unless
mortal injury to the lung structure has
taken alace 'before it is applied. " ' 4 I
German-Aanerioan,com'pany establish
tte throat cut.
the United States overrrment.
fThe Koch Lung Cure w411 be pleased
to examine the sputum or answer any
letter of patients who will send a comr
plete description of their case; giving
the -"cost of treatment, if they will call
or address Koch Lung lOure at 1334
Arch street, Philadelphia, or 48 'W. 22d
street, New York, or 5 West Court
Square, Asheville, N. C., -which is Dr.
Koch's head. office for the German
American company.
PRETTY GIRLcr, HAVE RUN AWAY.
Their Father Asks Assistance In Lo
cating Them.
Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 4.- Letters
liave been received in the city this
Tweek requesting information of two
young women who left their parents'
home, 11 miles from Montgomery, Ala.,
Saturday, coining toward Jacksonville.
The young women are Miss Belle
IMastin, 20 years old, and Miss Grace
Mastin, 18 years old. Until Saturday
they iived at the home of their father,
'J. C. Mastin, a well-to-do farmer, at
Hope Hull, Ala.
The father says he cannot assign
any reason for their having left .his
roof. The father, in the hope of avoid
ing publicity, has been searching quiet
ly for the ycung women. His. efforts
have been unavailing and he finally
decided to appeal to the public to as
.sist him. He is a Mason ssa wants
"the brethren to aid him in finding his
BANK OF ENGLAND
'By an Ex-Clerk.
This the largest institution of its kind
a
in the world, was founded about the
year 1694.
The bank with its 'branches in Lon
don, and the provinces, employes about
1100 men, and the annual payroll,
amounts to over $1, 000, 000. Though
authorized to transact the government's
business, it is in. reality a private con
cern, forty of the wealthiest merchants
In London, with $500,000 invested in
Bank of England stock, act as direc
tors, from these are appointed every
two years, a governor and deputy
governor, these worthy gentlemen
meet every Thursday dn the court
room, ostensibly to regulate the rate of
- 7 T - T ' . - - ww w ww) m wv
oaoheo lato Frslght on TrMtls
Feet High.
Salt Uike, Feb, 4.--A special to Tb
Tribune from Denver says:
Colorado Midland passenger train.
f westbound for Salt Lake and San
Francisco, .bjutja narrow escape from
instant destruction Sunday morning
2 miles west of Bnena Vista.
The locomotive dashed into a .freight
train standing on a trestle 65 feet high,
hurling the caboose and one freight
car into the creek bottom and instant
ly killing Owen McCarthy, rear brake-
man on the freight train.
Engineer Peck and his fireman were
prevented .from Jumping by the high
trestle and remained on their .engine,
expecting to be dashed to deatL The
engine left the rails, hut miraculously
remained on the trestle, almost bal
anced on Its edge, not only saving their
lives, hut, tfte passengers' as well.
Oweno'McCarthy, the enly man to
lose his; life, received orders to flag the
coniih seiir traki, but tarried in
the abwriag .himself , as the
rnonftg was, extremely cold. He had
J lust, started to flag the train when he
Baw th healifeiitof the locomotive
roi&ijfl ci':not 100 feet distart.
Ije". retad;waid the caboose, but
was 'icaugh- annknocked into the
creeks hfeingr aaoekingly mangled.
BY TELEGRAPH
Yesterday's , QaotaUoos on
0ie lTei7 York Exchanges
C icao Grain liar tet
STOCKS EXTEE1IELY
TRKKGUIiAB
Highest, Xiowest and Closing
Prices for Active Stocks
Cotton Market Point.
By private -wire to Murphy Jk Oe.
'T,
OI-
IT MURDER.
Two Arrests Mater.hn Connection With
-nfr Mrs. McComber's Death. '
NeVf ;Tori,nFcU 4. Two 'arrests
rhaye'fieei njfqih connection with
was
ifQurid Saturday night in a basement
jbbof a tfieiaeiit in Chrystie street,
'anj','$e' ;p9ice?'iur;now positive that
ja; murder was committed.
: It u is.; stated that -the woman was
the daUghtfer of an' Episcopal clergy
imaij!!ooMihespta;Vho had spent his
life as a missionary among the Indians
of the northwest. She came to this
tjty from :Cloud, Minn., several
years ag wiffi her husband, William
Bl'CIaVkahd her 17-year-old daughter.
The husband became insane ig months
ago' "jbi, pni&ad in an asylum.
t ;.,toen;;unar;.arrest are a bar
tender and a butcher, who are sup
ppsed to"; have seen the woman in the
Bowery, shortly before her death,
f oners' jPhysician Higgins per
formed an autopsy on the body and
'announced that death was due to as
phyxiatidh caused by Internal hemor
rhage." ' ' 1 ;
i I '
New York, Feb. 4. Extreme irregu
larity marked the stock tmsurket tndav
prices passing through various phases
of alternate strength and weakness in
the early tendency was mainly toward
improvement and some sensational ad?
vancee were recorded. The buying- ot
i. xi. & w. was continued and the
price scored a maximum improvement
of 7 per cent. Nashville, Chattanooga
& bt. iLiouas on small transactions, old
up over 'ten jper cent, on rumors that"
there was-to 'be aFearran Bremen of re
lations between that company and the
L. v& N. The recent advance in Min
neapolis, St. Paul and Sault St. Marie
stocks made rather violent progress
the preferred selling up 6 per cent and
common nearly 4 per cent. Canadian
Pacific rose over a point on the suppo
sition that the advances in the' stocks
of the S. O. O. and South Shore roads
Would be beneficial to the controlling
line. The industral list was early
strength in Sugar, (Distilling, preferred,
Tennessee Coal & 'Iron and jRepuiblic
Steel. The change in the course of the
market followed the announcement of
the engagement of nearly 3 million for
gold shipment. Prices rallied again
and then became (irregular and some
what unsettled. The iRailway list
showed strength. Sugar closed with
only a small fractional advance. Lin
seed was very erratic and closed at a
net loss of 1. .Amalgamated was
weaker on severe break In Rao-Tintos
in London. 'Amalgamated closed at a
recovery of only , Anaconda declined
over a point. The local tractions ruled
fairly firm and Met. St. Railway ral
lied over 2 per cent. (Market closed
irregular with a fairly steady tone on
the reactions. Government bonds un
changed. Railroad bonds active early
but late became dull and somewhat reactionary.
V
KILLED ARKEST1NQ OFFICER.
Jackson; Misa, Negro Puts Bullet
Through Policeman's Heart.
; Jackson, Miss., Fen. 4. Jim Red-
discount, etc., but as this important J . iV ,
: entirely to the direction " " f"1 v"vxuiau, wo. buui
matter is left entirely
of the chief cashier, their business is
not of a very onerous nature, they
quickly repair to the banqueting hall
and gorge themselves, as only city
magnates can gorge. The hours of
business, compared to other city
houses, being light, and the salaries
de-
it .r, , c-,tA . rauiv kuuu, nuere to tusixuran ix
. , ! j.- - , . :mand for nomdnations, each director
ty and attractive ana are believed to ;h(as two ann.ually in .&ift and they
have changed their names. are very much over-applied for, many
i having to await their turn for years.
STRIKE HAS BEEN CALLED OFF. The examination of nominees takes
place in May and December, there are
. . as a rule, from fifteen to twenty suc-
Clsartrakers and Factory People Come cesgful t on each occasion.
to Agreement. the bank doctor having declared them
Tawina. Fla.,-Feb. 4. A conference sound, they are then examined in ge-
hatween a r-omrnUt- of the strikinc i ography, arithmetic, dictation and an
dgarmakers and the officers of the
American CM gar Company here, In
whose factoriec the recent cigar
makers' strike is effective, was held
yesterday.
An agreement was reached by j
iwhich the strike was called off and
all of the men will return to work
today.
The strikers did not get their en
tire demands, it is said, but a compro
mise for the present was reached. The
exact" conditions of the agreement,
however, have not been given out for
publication.
essay and though not really difficult, It
is well to be fairly posted on these
subjects, as a certain high number of
marks has to be attained, and if not
reached, one or all may be turned
down, those with good eyesight and no
particular scruples about reading their
neighbor's papers, have a distinct ad
vantage. The successful candidates
are then ordered to appear before the
board of directors, and the governor in
a solemn and pompous manner de
scribes the enormous advantages that
accrue to them, by entering his ser
vice, the importance of carefully "ruard
In the bank's secrets, etc., they are
then packed off to find 'bond .for $10,-
000 each, the old lady of Threedneedie
street, like most other old ladies; ob
jects to having her pocket picked, with
out , some little , return. The rst
two1 years of service, the new comer
is on' what Is termed the xmattached
list, 'that is, he is continually moved
from office to office,, till he is thoroughly
familiar with .the different dapartmens.
he Is then -if his record and conduct"!
are satisfactory, finiallysinstalled ftn one
office for the balance jof his life,and
his salary rery Often take a oig jump.
The salaries range fropx $400 to? $5,00n!
a i year, the latter sum is paid -to the
chiefs cashier, M poiltion which :t is
impossible. to?xbttaii;? without f the. aid
of sgreatn influence -a4.. -
A military guard takes possession
of the bank every night, the ' others
banks In the city send their cash there
for safe keeping and contribute to the
erSnse Xf thef iguara The 1 ibuildlng
through the heart and instantly killed
here Saturday night by a negro from
Canton, said to be named Jim Frye,
whom he was taking to JaiL
! Redmond called for assistance, and
those who came had a fearful strug
gle before they, succeeded in disarm
ing the negro. . He was hustled off to
jail with a mob "at his heels, and but
for Sheriff Harding there would have
been a lynching.
Governor Japngino has called out the
Capitol Light v Guards and they are
now guarding 'the jail. Judge Pow
ell sent .word that he had reconvened
the; -eTinid and would give the
negwn.iz$Gttedlate trial. Redmond
leaves a widow and three young chil
dren. The excitement here is intense.
STORM IN ENGLISH CHANNEL.
Fyny-Balsam Stop the TOeklinft
TtDftodckhjflllfrrn hi,at1i1iH"rinin " tfaatfarna-
Brfrigs Suit for $40,000.
Raleigh, Feb. 4. Robert O. King,
a traveling salesman of this city, has
sued the Seaboard Air Line for $404
000 'damages for injuries received h
a wreck at Cameron last September,
The railway has filed its answer here;
and denies responsibility for the ao
cident, saying the latter was due to'
the removal of spikes from the rail
by train wreckers.
t "? Snowstorm Unprecedented.
MalonfelN. Tr Fob. 4.No storm
recent years northern New pf'B najafroe forosapD&pinq Is sib-,
ha pfiifched "snch propbrtions s are -febilutely fanpregnable tothe"assaul1 of
now prevailing It commenced at nobnU.mobathere einfe BA-ajw'TTW8r
feet of snow had fallen. For the last gome yea ago;af rumoc tiarte a run
10 hours the wind has been blowing on e (bank, and with such persistency
a gale Train service is greatly de- did the public assail it, tthat the coin
lvtA was rapSdly running out, the author-
. YUC9 'WCiC Twv. 1..- - "
j ,ri - j . .. V I CUieX oauSU3T new ehuu ,
he ordered the Jremaiiilnggoia com to
be tnorougniy' ntw-teu, w
over the counter in jthait condition, the
scheme succeeded, the public naturally
thought it was being cornea as iasi as
they were calling for it, and the panic
quickly subsided. ' "
i XTeept Your Bowels Strong.
Constipation or j diarrhoea when
ennr bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Ca'ndv Cathartic will make
them act natnrally. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Mever soia n
hulk. All drujgrists. m.
Qreaf Gale' Causes Many Disastrous
., Wrecks.
London Feb. 4. After tossing help
less in the English channel for 65
hours, the Dover-Ostend passenger
steamer Marie Henriette was towed
into Ostend this morning. The gale is
abating. In view of the severity of the
weather the number of casualties thus
far reported is comparatively smalL
The first officer of the French steanv
er Chanaral was landed at Falmouth
today. He is the sqile survivor of the
crew of 22 men of the vessel, which
: was: -capsized joff Ushant. . -
The , bark wracked. off the Scilly Is
lands last evening and which was sdp
posed to be German vessel turns
but to have been the. Italian hark Lo
.arp. ' 4 :J--;, i -i
News has just been received that
th steamer Trawley Anlaby, with a
crew of 12 men, belonging to Hull, has
been lost in a snowstorm off Iceland.
STOCKS.
High. Low. Close
Am. melt. & R.. .. 46 46 46
Am. Loco 32
Am. Copper 75
Am. Car & iF 29
Do. ptd 86
Am. Sugar Ref 128l
A. T. & S. (F 76
Do. pfd 97
B. & 0 103
Bkyn. R. T 66
Ches. & Ohio 45
Con. Oas 216
Del. & Hudson 174
Brie 39
Illinois 137
Jersey -Central 197
Rep. Steel.. , 17
L. & N 104
Manhattan L 136
Met. St. Ry 172
Mo. Pacific 102
N. T. Central 162
N. & W 56f
Out. & 'West.. .. .. .. 34
Pac. Mail 46
Pennsylvania.. 149
People's Gas 100
Reading 57
Do: 2d pfd 63
Rock Island 163
St. Paul 164
South. Pac 63
Southern 33
Do. pfd 94
Tenn. C. & 1 64(
Texas Pac 38
Union Pac 102
Do. pfd.. .. 89
U. iS. Rubber 14
U. S. Leather 11
IT. S. Steel 43
Do. pfd 93
West. Union 91
stnnnfln Fire at Mentone, Ind. i
' WaVsaw, ftnd., Feb.. 4. Late last
night' a disastrous fire at Mentone, this
county, wiped out half the business
portion of the town, causing a loss on
buildings and stock of $40,000 to $50,
000, on which there was but little in
surance. A whole block of stores and
two residences were destroyed.
IA
CASTOR
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hava Always Bought
Bears the
-
Signature of
Colonel Moore's Widow feulcides.
San Francisco. Feb. 4-Th0 identi
ty of a middle-aged, ' richly dressed
woman . .who,. r committed suicide in
Stockton on 'Friday night has been es
tablished hy. friends in this city,
bhe was Mrs. kammond Moore, of
New York city, the widow of Colonel
Hammond Moore, an officer of the con'
federate army, who settled in New
York shGHly after the civil war. She
came to San Francisco from Guate
mala last May in the course of a touf
around the world which she - began
three years ago and which had just
been concluded. The cause of her sui
side is unknown.
Jeffries and Fits May Meet.
New York, Feo. 4. Pugilist Jeffries
has arrived here and talks of more
conferences with a view of bringing
about a match with Fitzsimmons is
rife. The impression appears to be
growing that Jeffries will recede from
his original proposition of "winner
take all," and agree to a division of
the gate receipts on the basis of 75
per cent to the winner.
31
73
29
86:
127
76
97'
103
65
45
216
173
39
137
196
16
103
135
170
102
161
56
33
46
149
99
56
63
161
163
62
32
94
63
38
101
89
14
11
43
93
91
32
73
29
86
127
76
97
103
65
45
216
174
39
137
196
16
104
135
172
102
161
56
33
46
149
99
56
63
162
163
62
33
94
63
38
101
89
14
11
43
93
91
New York, Feb. 4. The cotton mar
ket this morning lacked aniimation.
There -was a slight lower tendency
around the opening due more ito apathy
than attempts to force prices down.
Outside surroundings appeared to at
tract little attention with exception of
the question of trade and this is being
referred to repeatedly. The point is
that manufacturers are filled to the
brim with orders that they are working
In "many cases to full capacity and that
they have enough orders on hand to
run their establishments indefinitely.
It Is alleged that this applies not only
to American Jbut to European mills as
well with the exception of some por
tions of continental Europe, more es
pecially Germany. This trade situation
is sadd to account for the firmness of
the market- In the face of a heavy crop
movement; So-called experts are en
gaged In examining the stocks, ex
ports, etc., from which they conclude
tht the situation is extremely toullish.
Bears on the other nana are , loosing
alone at insight movement to date an
the fact that we are so much ahead
of last year is used for discouraging
buyers. It is a question also to what
extent the receipts have recently mod
erated under the influence or had
weather and how much of the decrease
should be ascribed to. exhaustion. It
(will require some time to determine
this and mean while we shall probably
witness a dull narrow market. Cables
were unchanged. New York prices
picked up 1 to 2 points during the fore
noon. Interior receipts for the nair
week were running so small as to cause
no little comment but the question was
will the decrease continue or be fol
lowed by a fresh avalanche?
COTTON.
New York spot 8c.
High. Low. Clofe
February.. .
March
April.. .. ..
May
June
July
August .. ..
Septamfber..
October . . . .
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
T?v nrfvnte -wire to Mumhy & Co.
I The following were the ruling Quota-
SL1
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LAXAKOLA
IT
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NO ONE BUT A MOTHER
appreciate tbte benefit
Clftmt uond ralraihl n v
sleep fires to an ailing, teething-, feverish, colicky fretty infant.
Almost distracted by Its constant crying, and worn out with
weary, anxious care and watching-, ehe tries every thing possible
to obtain even relief for the little sufferer.
With what comfort and delight she sees' her little one drop
ott J deep peaceful health-trivinr slumber, after its little
clogged bowels are cleared of their poisonons harden by a single
dose of Laxakela, the great tonic laxative and mother's remedy.
jfiaxaltollalgspu liquid laxative, and contains valuable
tonic properties which not only act upon the bowels, but tone up the entire $ystem and
purify the blood. A few drops can be given with safety to very young babies, which
will often relieve colic by expelling the wind and gat that cause it. Great relief is ex
perienced when administered to young children suffering from diarrhoea, accompanied
with white or green evacuations, as it neutralizes the acidity of the bowels and carries
out the cause of the fermentation. LAXAKOLA will aid digestion, relieve restlessness,
assist nature, and induce sleep. For constipation, simple fevers, coated tongue, or any
infantile troubles arising from a disordered condition of the stomach it is invaluable.
lAxalcoJaegreatWlc la r tire, is not onlr the most1 efficient of family remedies, but the mott
economical .because it combines two medicines, riz.: laxative and tonic, and at one price. No other
V."EVes 1 mucn for tn money. At druggists, 35c. and oc.. or send for free sample to THE
LAXAKOLA CO., 133 Nassau Street; N. V., or 356 Dearborn Street, Chicago. J
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Tone steady, sales 7000. iMM.
4 17-32.
January-February 4.29
February-March 4.28
March-A-nril 4.28
April-May 4.28
May-June
June-July 4.29
July-August.. .. 4.29
August-September
Septemiber-Qctober .. .. .. 4.17
4.29
4.28
4.28
4.28
4.28
4.28
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4.24
4.17
New York, Feb. 4 . WHEAT The
wheat market was very dull (but very
steady. The foreign markets showed a
quiet but steady undertone and again
foreign orders in futures were few, and
recently foreign orders in cash have
been extremely limited. Receipts were
again small at the western points,
partly due to the weather and tne ten
acious holders. The weather was gen
erally clear but severely oold, two to
tea degrees below in the central and
western wheat States, zero to ten
above In the Ohio Valley and 12 to zs
below In -toe-Worthwestv -iTlie apia
well-protected toy snow from the severe
weather irrevailing, but tne unfavorable
crojpf toulletin for January has consider
able Influence. CMoago private stocks
Increased for the week 81,000 tousneis
and public and private stocks are now
12,000,000. bushels. fces-were easier,
late. '
CORN -Trade was active and prvees
firm. The mar net naa regainea aooui
half of the loss from the lowest. .
Provisions quiet and steady.
CHICAGO.
Wheat High. Low. Close
May.. .. .. .. .. .. 78 78 78
July 78 , 78 78
Corn-1-
May.. 64 3 63
July.. .. .. 64 63 63
Oats
May 44 44 44
July.. 39 38 38
Ribs
May 8.47 8.45 8.35
t-ard
May 9-47 9.40 9.47
Pork
May 15.97 15.90 15.95
A MAN BADDY INJURED,
, jOr painfully hurt, burned, bruised or
w&unded, gets quick comfort from
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It conquers
pain. 25c. All druggists.
I Know One Sure Remedy
torsa obstinate cold. It come 1 Prny-Balwa
REDUCED RATES
Round trip reduced rates offered b?
the Southern Railway for the following
special occasions:
On account Mardi Gras, New Orleans .
La., and !Mabile, Ala., Feb. 4-llth,
tickets will be on sale Feb. 4th, to 10th,
inclusive final limit to return (Feb. 15th,
except that by payment of 50 cents and
deposit of- ticket with joint Agent No
707, Gravier street. New Orleans, La.,
and 51 South Uoyall street, Mobile,
Ala., on or before Feb. 15th, an exten
sion of limit" wllibe granted to Feb.
28th. Rate of oneflrst clasa limited,
one way fare for the round trip. Round
trip rate from Asheville 122,10 to New
Orleans, $18.56 to Mobile.
Account South Carolina Inter-Stat
and West Indian Exposition, Charles
ton, S. C, Dec. 1st, 1901, to June 1st.
1902. Tlokets on sale daily from Not
30th to May 41st, 1902, final limit in
which to return June 3rd, 1902, aleo
tickets on sale dailr. from Nov. 30ti
to May 31st, 1902, with final limit to
return ten days In addition to date of
sale except that , final limit will not ex
ceed June Srd, 1902. On Tuesdays and
Thursdays of each week from Dec. Srd,
1901, to May 29th, 1902 special iow rate
tickets will be sold with final limit In
which to return 7 days in addition to
date of sale except that final limit will
not exceed June 3rd. 1902.
The round trip rate from Asheville
(or tickets on sale daily and good to
return until June 3rd. 1902, will be
$13.35, for tickets on sale daily and good
to return ten days In addition to date
of sale, the round trip tote from Ashe
viHe"wlU be $9.80, and: for tickets on
8414 TJbesdays and Thursdays of each
week: with final limit seven days in addition-
to date of sale, the round txvj
rate from Asheville will be $6.65.
For full information call on 'Ticket
Agent, Southern Railway company, or
address F. RDarby, C. P. and T. A.,
Asheville. N". O.
International money order business
is now" transacted with f orty-wo coun
tries.
twentieth CcnfawyMcdlcfna.
wascarets Candy Cathartic are as
a - Ahead of ancient pill poisons and
, . !jMid physic as the electric light ot
i. llow candle. ; Genuine stamped
Never sold In bulk. Ml
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