The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 28, 1913, Image 1
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VOL XXVII
II If 111 I
Mrs. Alice Register Loses
Proceeds of Tobacco Crop
AT RABIL'S STORE
Warrants Were Sworn out for J F
Rabil and Another Syrian Boy, also
Aleck Bruton,?At Last Accounts
the Money had not Been Recovered,
? Preliminary on Thursday of This
Week.
Mr. Alice Register last week
swore out a warrant before Magistrate
Chestnut, charging grand larceny
against J. F, Rabil, also another
Syrian, working for Joe, and
Aleck Bruton, also a clerk in the
Rabil store. The substance of the
charge wa9 that they had taken
from her the sum of $81.00, and the
facts out of which the charge grew
seemed to bo that Mrs. Register,
after selling a lot of tobacco at one
of tho warehouses, wont into the
store of J, F. Rabil and purchased a
few small articles, handing J. F.
Rabil, with whom she did the trading,
a piece of silver money and ho
went iato the rear of the store, or at
least to the back end of a long counter,
to get the change. She had the
$S1 00 wrapped up - in the account
sales in her satchel, and in closing
the transaction with the silver mot ey,
laid the other which was in bills
on the counter. She left the store
without thinking any more of it,
until while in another store, she reinombored
it, and upon going back
she could not iind it. J. F. Rabil,
\\ is not thought could possibly have
taken it, as he was engaged at the
t'me in getting the change. The
other defendants deny they saw the
money at all. There will be a preliminary
hearing tc-day.
Born on Tampico Farm.
The following clipping is taken
from the Atlanta Georgian of recent
date:
Mrs. Jesse P. Williams, widow ol
a Southern nantain of industry who
died recently, is the woman who is
shortly to becomo head of a 250 mile
railroad. She already owns a steam
ship line and controls a vast area ol
farm and timber lands in Georgia
and Florida, the value of her estate
approximating $10,000,000 Months
before her invalid husband died she
managed his affairs with such a skit
as to excite the admiration ol
grizzled financiers.
Mrs. Williams was born on Tam
e pico Farm in Dog Bluff township
now owned by Hon. Et. B. Scar
borough. She will be rememberec
by the elder people of Horrj
County.
Howard is Offered.
H, M. Alford will pay a liberal re
ward for tho return of one gold filled
Hambden movement watch, whicl
was taken from his little boy recent
ly, by a man, whose name is un
known to Mr. Alford, and who pai<
the boy the sum of $2,25 for thi
watch, about one fourth of its value
The $2 25 will be returned, also libe
al reward paid, if the watch is lef
at the Herald office. Mr. Alfori
also wants to learn the name of th
man who got the watch. 20-2ti
Obituary.
Alice Caroline Graham, wife c
B. F. Graham was born Dec. 25 186
and died July 31st 1913 She wa
nearly 48 years old. Sho was a Mis
Johnson, being a daughter of th
late Allen T Johnson of RehoboU
Qh a rnn o mowvia/"! s\ V finnhnr
kjui; rv uo tuat i icu uu xj r vjhuuul
Auk Hth, 1805. She was well a
usual and did her days work, cooke
and ate supper then bathed an
went to bed. In a few minutes he
husband heard her struggle an
rushing to the btd found heralread
dead.
Truly a good women is gone an
we endorse what Bro. Roberts sai
while praying at the funeral. Tha
we thank God for having know
her.
The funeral was preached by Rei
Mr. Everettc of Ga). Ferry circui
and she was laid to rest in the th
R< hoboth cemetery on Aug 2n<
I9IB
May the Father Grant that v,
may all meet her in the resurrectio
morn. Her Husband.
B. F^ Graham.
-mr
Hon. W. L. Bryan is speiidlr
several days at Myrtle Beach.
SOME GREAT SALES,
Are Made Every Day, Wee.k end to
Week end at Conway
The prices realized at the three
warehouses of the Conway market
during the week ending August
22nd, 15U3, show that the Conway
market is still in tho lead among
the markets of tho Stato. Read
these prices from week to week, and
you will see that what was stated
at the beginning about the Couway
market being the bost, has been
suflioieutly proved, and there is no
doubt but what it will be proved to
ovory farmer who has raised tobacco
this year, if ho'will only patronize
the home market and bring what he
haa In ?nll hnro
As this paper stated bofore, the
management will bo glad to publish
any sales that any particular farmer
may make on any of the lloors, if he
will bring us the figures. If ycu
make a sale that you think will encourage
somebody else, bring it in
to us and it wiil appear.
Following are the best sales made
by the farmers at each of the warehouses
of tho Conway markot during
the week above mentioned:
Horry Tobacco Warehouse.
Wordby McDowell 605 pounds at
23 1 2c.
Moses McDowell 620 at 20 1 2c.
J. A. Bell 710 at 27c, 460 at 25c
E. J. Roberts 265 at 10c.
G. W. Singleton 207 at 10 l-2c
J. W. Singleton 200 at 17c,
Peoples Tobacco Warohiuse.
W. H. Singleton 478 at 20c, 817 at
21 l-2e.
Cjx & Gore 110 at 17 l-2c, 336
at 20c.
Mishoe & Shannon 32 at 15, 512
at 22c.
K W Jones 700 at 20c.
S. J. Gasquo 502 25c, 38 at 10c.
T W Graham 326 ut 21c 253 at 25c.
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse.
W. II. Fowler 658 at 10 l-2c, 103
at 22 l-2c, 252 at 17c, 73 at 37c
H. S. Cox 373 at 18c.
W. B. Taylor 160 at 17c, 328 at
, 15 1 -2c, 622 at 20c'
S. M. Chestnut 351 at 10c, 115 at
22c.
Chap Martin 112 at 17c, 78 at
18 1-2c, 140 at 16c.
Items From Galivants No. 2
The health of this community is
not so good at present.
Fodder pulling seems to be the
' order of the day.
r? n/r a
, rvwv ju iv mcv^racKin uueu uis regu
lar appointment at Lake Swamp on
the 3rd Sunday.
; There will be a sing at Geth1
semene Friday the 22nd, conducted
[ by Mr J T McCrackin. Come and
lake a parr.
1 Mr Troy Barnhill and Miss Kate
! Huggins, visised Gethsemene on a
; recent Sunday.
' Miss Ethel Martin, Davis Jenretle,
William Boown, Louis Johnson,
' Jumey Collins and Sims Johnson,
were visitors at Mr II D Hall's on a
recent Sunday.
Mr Harry O'Neal, Uufus Brown,
. and Melvln Brown were visitors
' nearby on Sunday evening.
f Inspector.
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Homewood Wins From Conway.
Homewood defeated Conway in
an interesting game of ball Monday
afternoon II to 4. Until the fourth
inning neither side had been able to
1 score, in the fonrth inning Conway
made two scores, while Homewood
j had not yet scored- When Conway
was almost certain of victory Glaz;
p made a three bag hit bringing in
1 three men. 11. Bray pitched
J a magnificent ball, striking out
, 11 and allowing but lew hits, Gla/.j
c and G. Watson's battery work and
e P. Watson's home run were the
[* features of the game.
MinisterPraises this Laxative.
f R9v. H, Stubenvoll of Allison, la,
? in praising Dr Kings New Life Pllli
for constipation, writes:?"Dr
9 King's New Life Pills are such perfect
pills no home bhould be withou
them." No better regulator for th<
J" liver and bowels. Every pill guaranteed.
Try thtm. Price 25c, a
^ Norton Drug Company. Advd
' * * *
r DIED.
^ Mrs. Francis Holt, wife of Frank
y lln Holt, depaated this life on Aug
ust 17th, 1913, and the remains wer
? laid to rest on the following day a
d the Hardee buryirg ground. Sh
leaves a husband and tour sons an<
n four daughters to mourn her lost
The bereaved family have the syrn
7; pathy of the entire community.
1 B. A. E.
ie
On last Thursday Mack D. Misho
re swore out a warrant before Magi!
,n trateW. H. Chestnut for W. 1
Tyler otherwise called Roy Tyle:
charging the latter with a violatic
of the dispensary law.
ig Take a list of what you wart I
The Cash Store firit.?Adv.
CONWAY, s. c., riiui
ID fill MID
To Carry on the Great Work
of Road Building
POKWAY TO GALIVANTS
This Important new Work Commenced
Last Week and is Still Steadily Going
Ahead,? Evcryhod} is Asked to
Contribute Either in Labor, Animals
or Money,?Work Iteing Done hv
Private Subscription.
Siucc the announcement in last
week's issue of the building of a
gioi road from Conway toGalivai.ts
Ferrv camo out. thero has been
much interest manifested by the
people, and contributions havo come
in beyond the expectations of those
who first took hold to start the
work. Thanks are due to the mauager
of the Southern Wood Products
Co, for the uso of the sixtoou mules
which wore lying idle during the
shut down cf the plant, On the
other band those to whom the petition
lias boon presented have as a
rule contributed liberally, and some
of them express themselves as ready
to make a further donation to the
cause.
Following is the form of the petition
that is being circulated for subscription
to carry on this work, and
at the bottom is a list of those who
haye so far subscribed up to last
Saturday, and the amounts giyen by
each.
WHKRKAS it has been brought
t) our attention that the Cromwell
Walker Company has offered the use
of 12 to 15 mules for a period cl
thirty days or probably longer, the
basis of the users paying for the
feed of said team; and whereas it
seems an opportune time to take advantage
of this order for the fuyiher
improving the roads in Horry County,
and it is dosirable to improve the
main roads leading to the County
ono f. fi i?of f 4\ n 4* i Un rwl nnnl
ouuu ikkijvy tnu u vuv; uu v c*ll i U1
this work unci the beneliis to accrue
therefrom to the Merchants in Conway,
the business men in the Town
generally and the farmers living not
only on the line of proposed improvement,
but adjacent thereto are
so obvious that they need no argument.
Also quite a number of people
living on the road from Conway
via Homewood and Cool Springs and
Gallivants Ferry have expressed
themselves as being anxious to cooperate
in some plan for the improve
ment of this road, and being willing
to contribute thereto in labor ana
cash.
It has been estimated that a fund
of $2500.00 with the assistance to be
rendered along the way and the free
use of the team, will be sullicient to
make a good sand clay road to Gaiivants
Ferry.
It is proposed to raise this $2500 00
by subscription. Cash payments
are preferred, but when more convenient,
payments cf one-half cash
and the balance in notes, payable in
thirty days will bo gladly received.
Checks should be payable to the order
of '"Treasurer of the Cool
Springs and Gallivants Ferry road
1 fund."
A meeting of the Subscribers wil
' be held at the Club room Wednesday
night, Aug. 20th, 1012, at 8 p
on to elect a Treasurer for the fund
Now we, the undersigned, sub>
scribe the amounts opposite om
' names; said funds to bo used in itr
nrnvinir t.ho rnnrl frr?ir? f!nnoin? ie
WW ? w v?v? *1 Vi** WWU f? H
Homewood and Cool Springs t(
5 Gallivants Perry.
Following is the name of the Subscriber
and the amount subscribed
Bank of Horry $150 00, M. W
Collins $10 00, 1st National Ban't
' 3100.00, Horry Hardware Co. $25 00
3 Conway Lumber Co. $100.00, J. E
' Nicholas$10.00, W R. Lewis $25.00
G, B, Jenkins $25 00, Conway Hard
, ware Co $25,00, S. P. Hawes $25.00
' Dr. Burroughs $10 00, J. E. Dawse:
. $5.00, Norton Drug Co. $10.00, Geu
II. Howell $5 00, James llolber
$5 00, Waccamaw Lino of Steamer
$25 00, S. T, Sessions $10 00, Nissei
?Todd Co. $10 00, Conway Bargaii
. House $25 00, Conway Live Stoc
_ Co $25 00, Peoples Tobacco Ware
0 house $25.00, Scherr & Scherr $10.
k 00, A. T. Collins $10,00, Spivey Me
0 cantilo Co. $50 00, Sam Norwoot
a Marion, 8. C, $11 00, Buss Bros
?< $5 00,H.ll. Woodward $10.00, ?j
"J W. Dawsey $25. 0, W. B, Carro
$5 00, S J. Lewis $10,00, W. 1
Hardee$10 00, A; S. Crawford $1 0<
J. P. Cooper $1.00, J. T. Shelle
$5 00.
,e What the good farmers need b
g. tween this point and Galivants Fe
^ ry is a good road over which tht
r< may haul their products to Conwa;
It has been needed for all of the'
years. Nobody feels the need wor
than these farmers, and while tl
to work will benefit Conway, still tl
work will benefit the farmers tnor
!
5SDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1!
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
In the $400.00 l'inno Content,- Content
ants Have Votes as Follows for
Week Fnding Aug. 20th, 1913.
Number 8 090075
Number 9 4127451
Number 13 379700
Number /G 353050
Number 24 805335
Number 30 58-1000
Number 49 429.305
Number 55 720740
Number 57 14235
Number 53 377800
Number 59 291225
Number 00 343350
Number 09 531570
Number 71 885920
Number 73 459850
Number 70 303915
Number 83 304530
Mntnlw,* MV! to
11IIIIIWV1 W OU.MOO
Number 474800
NuiLber 04 42GM05
Number 100 305010
Number 107 7U3725
Number 112 008555
Children's Day
There wlli boa Children's Day at
H ickory Grove Church on Saturday
before the second Sunday in September,
Everybody invited
The Host Pain Killer,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve when applied
to a cut, bruise, sprain, burn
or scald, or other injury of the skin
will immediately remove all pain.
E E Chamberlain of Clinton, Mo.
says. ? '"11 robs cuts and other injuries
of their terrors. As a healing
remedy its equal don't (xist. "Will
do good for you. Only 25c. at Norton
Drug Company. Adv.
NOTICE
The young ladies of Green Sea,
will serve supper and ice cream on
school grounds Friday night, for
benefit of Green Sea Church. Every
body invited,
Suffered E/.cema Vifty Years-?Now
Well.
Seems a long time to endure the awful
qurning, itching, smarting, skindisease
known as "tetter"?another
name for Eczema. Seems good to
realize, also, that DR HOBSON'S
i ECZEMA OINTMEET has proven
a perfect cure.
Mrs D L Kennoy writos:?"1 cannot
sutlicientlv express my thanks
to you for your Dr. llobsou's Eczema
Ointment. It has cured my tetter,
which has troubled me for over fifty
years." All druggists, or by mail
50c.
PFElFFER CHEMICAL CO.
St. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa.
Visitors From Mullins
Miss Nolio Fowler, and Mrs Hot
ert Game, both of Mullins, S, C,
returned to their homes last Wedncs
day, after spending soino time hero
1 visiting their sister, Mrs C F Pow1
ell.
? - ? * ?*/? - -
REWARD
Will pay reward for return of
watch "Burlington Special" with
monogram "IT. II. W." on front case
lost in back lot in rear of Herald
ollice, also for information.
H. H. Woodward
Romerneer the Barbecue Septern
i bor 4th. Be sure and be on hand.
Hon. R. B. Scarborough will be the
speaker of the day.
FOR SALE
i My farm near Key?field, contain)
ing 83 acres in tract No. 1, and 33
acres in tract No. 2. Has 41 acres
cleared, good artesian well, barn,
: stables, etc., (i room frame dwelling,
. painted. Terms roasonablo.
t P. W. Dimery,
8-28 4ti. Toddvilie, S. C.
? The Best Hot Weather Tonic
" GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC enriches tin
, blood, builds up the whole sys'em and will won
lj derfully strengthen and fortif* you to withstaiu
the depressing effect of the hot summer. 50c.
8 Those who contribute work will b<
n Ait-J l \? ?k.i Lt? - A .#.1 4\t*
cruuuuu uu mo pension at pel
" day. It is a time when a little mon
ey spent will bring rich returns foi
all of the years to come. It is ?
~ time when no resident of that sec
tr tion of our county can alTord t<
f? stand back and refuse to help, mon
? or less, according to her or hi
' ability. If you can possibly span
^ the money, it will bo preferred bu
if you cannot pay in cash, then giv
'? as many days labor as you can spar
s.y and thus help the good work along
Make all checks that you send i
e" payable to "Treasurer of the Cot
r" Springs and Galivants Ferry Iioa
Fund."
y. Let it be remembered that th
se county is not doing this, thoug
se the county may no doubt contribut
he something, at least the use of il
he machinery. Up to Saturday th
total subscribed was $1800,00.
)13
L06AL NEWS III
Gathered By the Herald
Man in a Week
CAUGHT IK THE PASSING
Stray Hits of Local and Personal New8
?Some of Those Mentioned You
Know?()thers You May Not Know
- Happenings Around the Town
T P Cooper was in City on Satur
day.
EtfKS wanted. The Cash Store,
Ad v.
J P Hardee was a pleusar t caller
lait Saturday.
VV P Floyd was in Conway on
last Friday.
For the lovo of Mike, trade at The
Cash Store. Adv.
S P Klliott was in C*nway laM
Saturday on business.
A L Proctor was in Gun way on
business one day recently.
P P Car t *r was in Conway the
tatter pat t of last week on business.
Gat right, trade at the CasW
St )re. Adv.
Miss Minnie Vaught attended the
educational meeting at Tcddville on
last Thursday.
Mrs A M Sutherland attended the
meotiug at Toddville the latter part
of last week,
M A Hamilton was in the crowd
that visited the tobacco sales last
week.
Howard Wiswall of^Charleston
was in Conway the latter part of
last week.
D W Graham of Cool Springs was
in Conway one day last week on
business.
Congratulations to George hum,
the Chinese laundryman. He was
Kl AOi 1 4 U 4 ? ? * ~ 1
wtvosovi wiiLi twins last WCCK.
Miss Rogers of Fair 131 uIT is visiting
Miss Laura Jenkins on Laurel
Street.
Miss Godbolt of Mullinshas .been
visiting her aunt, Mrs K 15 Scarborough.
F T Mills, of the Kentucky Horse
& Mule Co., was in Conway laG Saturday
on legal business.
J II Price was among the success,
ful farmers vis ting Conway the
latter past of last week.
Tariff revision may lower the high
cost of living, sometime, but The
Cash Store nas already done that
much for its cm turners. Adv.
Mrs, S.tliie King and children have
returned from Hendersonville.
Miss Cecil McKeithan, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. A
Saunders in Wilmington, returned
home last week.
Dr. J. A. Norton and family left
Monday by automobile for Waxhaw,
and other points in North Carolina.
J B Cook of Aynor section vnited
Conway the first cf iust week on
business.
Miss Ruby Hendricks was in Con
way on last Weduesday, and at
. tended the ball game while hero.
? Mrs R B Clarke le't recently to
? spend some time at Florence, 5S. C.
i with her sister Mrs S S Dusenbury
Miss Bessie Clarke left here re
centl.y to spend someSvith her unch
in North Carolina.
S W Margin, one of the leading
? farmers pf Bucks township, was ii
' Conway the lattor part of last weel
1 on business.
W J Singleton. the weLl knowi
lumber mau operating largo mills a
3 Enterprise, spent last Thursday ii
r Conway on legal business.
r Miss Lula Perrin, of Sunr ter
i aft ii* spending some time in Coowa,
and Lt Myitio Beach, visitiag re
) lit.ves and friends, returned to he
e home on lait Thursday.
g
^ B F Watts; one of the succossfi
young farmers of the lover part c
e the lower part of the county, ealle
0 at the Herald cilice one day las
week.
n Thomas E Cooper, who is ideLt
)l tied with many of the leading busir
" ess ei t rprises cf Wilmington, ?
C., spent la^t Saturday in Conway
? on business.
e WP Floyd of Ualivaitj Ferr
ts section sold ou the Conway mark<
lt} recet t y 1H85 pounds of leaf tobacc
at 17} cents per pound,
' I'
;S / -S
No. 2^1
WHY IS CONWAY FIUM? j~j
Because Its Citizens Have Lear 4 n
The Truth. .choal
After reading this generous t-j 9
encouraging report from Mr. Doz t law
those who have the misfortuno hj
s itTer, as ho did, will naturally ll* r
to got simillar relief. Hut to tj
the samo gond as Mr. 0-.;/.ior hf00^
vou should got the same romow ofl
There aro of courso, other kidfl ||
pills but there are no other kidiifc.r fl
pills the same as Doan's. Thai V
.vby Conway people demand the y ^,,r,| J
.J L. Dozler, Mgr. Conway I A* iS
Works, Main St., Conway, S. fj
says: 'T know that Doan's Kidil ?
Dills are a remedy of merit. 1 M
back was lame and ached severe! Jfl
1 used two boxes of Doan's Ividii Pills
that 1 got from the Nor1?
Dcug Co , and they gave me gr<~j^J
Dor sale by all dealers. Pf a" M
5 0 cents. Foster?Mburu
Buffalo, New York, solo agents
IIIIU CJiiiuuv.! Okckll'M,
K m:'. inKer tho nam i I) >a%a-'
anil take no other. Adv.
There will bo a box supper ir^J
Green Sea school house, FridianB
ni^ht August 2!)-h, 11)13 for benol
of the church. All invited. px-B
J. P. Durham. ;erB
l\ P. Carter was in Conway la? '
Tuesday on legal business. a I
B. Parker of Nixonville wa*in
auiomg those in Conway on businei
the first of this week.
jy i
Mrs C. K. Haselden and libtl
daughter of Marion are visiting th <
f irtuer's parents, Mr and Mrs U". A
1)usen bury.
At last accounts Mayor H. ?'i
Little was doing well and rapldl \
improving from the i fleets or hi>(J j
recent injury. r ;
If you do not believe that the Hcii
aid is prepared to turn you out ttyg j
best stationary you over had, giv^j j
the ( IIice a call and let them prin, 1
you a lot at once. You wUl b< j
convinced. o f
Arland J Baker will be cashier of* \
the Partners St..t i Bank of Aynorr j
the now financial iritt I t on thaL
will open its doors for business early
in September. i ,
M .... K7 Air r i - - A
uia. yv , yy . uuwkki. . ii- .inary ,
to China froto South Carolina will '
address the Woman's Missionary U
Union at Coder (Iroyo Church, Tues- 1
day night Sopt. 2nd. Public cord- .<
ially invited. | 'J
W S McCaskell as Chief of Police of
the Town of Conway in place of
UK Ambrose who is now engaged &
in the road building be I veea Cooway :j <
and GallvanU Ferry.
The Herald is adding many newi#
atibrcribers t > :ts already growing#.
Miit. If you fail t) get your papery
wr.l us. We w.M t every sub- ^
scriber I > <:> t his copy each week
without fait. 11
ii
In the coui t ol Magistrate W. 0. fa
Chest"i1.1 onedaylait week, the case|0
of the Stati vs. .J C King was called^
for investigation but was cor.tinued?>'
on met ion of the prosecutor, S Jllsi
Lewis, and it will come up for alto
hearing ltd :r. This case grew octal!
of a diliicu ty bi t *eon t'je t -vo men *lo;
near their homos in tho Home wood
section. of
B F Watts, who was in town a few ' ^
days ago, patronizing* the Conway
market sold 700 pounds of leaf ti- j;c
bacco at tho price of 18 1-2 cents per
. pound. He has made a yory good Lr1
crop it seems and is getting a very '
good price all round for it. U \
> A big railroad ofliolal from tho ?
, Wcbt vis'tjdNew York and wont toffj
* the theat?r with his New York host. ij
During the evening the vis-tor in- jj
dicated a girl sitting in one of tho |n
j boxes and --aid to toe New York )
man: "Da you see that girl in tho f,
tirst. box?" Yes; was the reply, |*
* "Well, I think she's the ugliest girl > '
I have ever seen, i wonder who sho
* is?" The New Yorker replied: j
k She's my daughter". The other :
i man waited a few moments, then
11 said. "Well, I sure went to head- M
ii (quarters for my information." Tho f
) Uaab rstore, Conway, S. C , is head \
quarters for low prices; W. Boyd r?
Jones, Manager. Go to Headquary
tors. Adv,
r FOR SALE.
My far.n of 100 acres, <>0 acres !
q cleared. Has a clay foundation and
q is in good cultivation Good water, ei
q good neighbors, good schools and
I churches. Good buildings and out--J
buildings. Ono mile from Home- \>f
wood, and one mile from Allen. ;v
i- Terms, one-third cash, and the bj&H
l- ance in one and two years time, -ifflw
T. desired. Thomas A. Anderson, 8
>', j R F. D. No. 1, Box 11?, Conway, S. J
\ To Cure a Cold in One Bay ,J?
,n Take LAXATI VK 1IKOMO Quinine. Il atop* th* 1
Cough arul Headache anil work-trotf the
I>ruggi?ts refund money if it fait* 4o
E. W. GROVE'S signature ou each box. SS^Jj