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2 THE OGDENSBURG JOURNAL, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, . NOVEMBER 17, 1910. iilg Sournal iSTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1855. Owned and published by the Repub- lican & Journal company, a New York State corporation having its office and principal place of business at Noa. 60 iad 62 Isabella street, Ogdenstrarg, N. Y. Samuel K. rainier, ' - President. f. Packard Palmer, - Treasurer, \amusl D. Palrosr, - Secretary. TSH.MS—?5.00 per year to mail sub- -ribers. When delivered by carrier ia.50. Published every day (except Sun- .• js.) OFFICE—60 and 62 Isabella street, gdensburg, N. Y. REPUBLICAN & JOURNAL, CO., . Proprietors, Price Three Cents Single Copy. Tried Many RemediesbutGrewWorse —Impossible to Do Housework —Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. OGDENSBURG, N. Y., NOV. 17, 1910. THE AEROPLANE IN WAR. The feat of aviator Eugene B. Ely, who flew in an aeroplane from the deck of the tr. S. cruiser Birmingham to the shore, a.distance of some five miles, seems to have 'convinced sev- tfal newspaper editors of the efficien- cy, not to say the necessity, of a flo- tilla of aeroplanes as an adjunct to a fleet of warships. Some of the writ- ers have taken up considerable space in fanciful exposition of the conse- quences of an aerial assault upon a line of battleships. . All this sounds very plausible until the question arises as to how the birdmen are going to a.ight when their bomb-throwing from the clouds is at an end. The platform from which Ely made Ms ascent was 83 ' 1 o\£r, r but no aeroplane has yet which could be s_ ...-ifully handled that an operator may be certain of landing within an objective space so short as 83 feet or even 183 feet. The answer to this contention is of course easy, for it will be argued that four or five years age any prophecy of the present-day ach.ievem.ents in man-flying was looked upon as the wildest fancy. But if such a view is to be taken, allowance: must be made for other seemingly im- possible developments along lines of combatting the aeroplanes, such as the perfection of a gun which will shoot a mile toward the zenith with accur- icy, or the discovery of a rising- iTus gas which, will destroy all life in the upper air for miles around. Mr. Ely's stunt, therefore, appears to the conservative mind as a further revelation of the endless complica- tions and endless expense of modern warfare. To the Powers, doubtless, it is viewed with anything but joy, while to the advocates of disarma- ment it is hailed as a step nearer heir goal of idealism. CANADA'S PARLIAMENT, The session of the Canadian Parlia- ment which opens today promises to mark an epoch in the history of the Dominion, and the speech from the throne will he of unusual interest is its variety of topics. Canada not only has much to boast of in the progress of the past year, but there is much to look forward to is well. The good crops and the growth of the country's commerce are worth mentioning, of course, and the gratifying decision of The Hague tri- bunal in the fisheries dispute, the in the construction of the .••.-.:. '•'%:• a::d o her railway lines and the arrival of the first cruisers of the Canadian navy arc things to brag about. But that Canada has other things in view, such as a new banking act, the enlarging of the Welland ca- nal, the deepening of the lower St Lawrence channel, tne construction of a new bridge at Quebec, probable rec-i- in Ilii: pnMi r cunJilion on winch \<>.:r <',<>int health must depend i Guile of a Tricky Native Snake ! Charmer in India GATHERED IN THE SERPENTS. It Was No Trouble to Him to Lure the Reptiles Into His Basket, and the Supply Was In No Danger of Giving Out and Losing Him a Job. boxes 10c, and 25c. \ About six years ago my hands began to crack and peel. 1 irii-d many rem- edies, but they grew '•worse all the time. At last they became so sore that it was impossible for me to Uo my house- work. It I put my hancU in^ water I was in agony i if l tri\fl to oonU, tho heat caused intense pain- I consulted a doctor, but without the least satisfaction. After about\ a year of this suffering, I Rot my first relief •when I tried Cuticura Soap and Cutimira Ointmrnt. After using them for a wrolc I found to my great delight that my hands •were beginning to d ••! much better, the deep cracks began to heal up and c =top run- ning, and in a littlo whiii- my h.**n*K woro cured by using only one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment, I am very thankft:! to sav Mint T liavo had no return of the sUin Ah -n<i' -.incf* I shall be clad if you uvi f nbs-h tins so that others may know of Cutiiwa, Mrs. Minnje Drew, L'3 I'uiJ''\'. St., Jamaica Plain, Mca., Ai-r-l \in lnio.\ For thirty years Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have afforded speedy relief to tens of thousands of skin-tor- tured and disfigured sufferers from ec- zemas, rashes, itchings, irritations and hfi fr if t bii 1 Among tbe numerous onjeetiouabU 1 I and dangerous creatures peculiar the orient none is more repulsive than the snake. One shudders involuntarily as oue tlainUs of its wiggling body ami I vicious characteristics. During: my I rcsideuce iu iuclki 1 never felt from Us presence. I bail my closets, 6e4 and even my bathtub searched ev- ery day lest one should be found ap in some corui'r, writes Klizai K Vau'Bergi'u iu tlie Cliri>ti:ui lutv'n genter. I was ahva\s on tbe for ih<- creatures and ever in lnonal terror of ' tivadinjj on one. It UOVWjtVriinvd 1'\ tu-- to sleep without n Hiili 1 . :m>l :• >lifli VVUti Ul\\a\> li-'.ir .it li.iml l«-l I might find one unaware .iiitl In- ui.. prepared tu tucct iL. I «. . »•.; lj,,L^« upon my thin mosquito curtaiu as a slight protection, for it would tit least ! break its fall should a snake tumble ' down suddenly from the ceiling ^rSS^'SJSS^^.SS^IS^ I The creatures have a decided pref-, \Som Days' is very properly chafings, from infancy t ge, gg comfort and peace to distracted houses holds when all else failed. Cuticura Remedies are Enid throughout the civil- ized world. Pntter Drus & Chcm. Corp., Sole Props., Boston. /K?t\Mniled frop, 32-na™ Cutieura Boot. \How to Care tor nnd Treat the Skin and Scalp.\ procity \with the United States and 'rrade possibilties between Canada and the British West Indies-all these are of greater interest and. conse- quence to Canadians thau any accom- plishments of the past. And therein lies the great secret of the unbounded prosperity of this great northern <nn- pire of only 7,000,000 people. Our neighbors across the border, in 3transe contrast to other monarchical peoples, never lose sight of the fact u.&t they are living in the present and for the future. THIS IS MY 46TH BIRTHDAY. Frank A. Vanderlip, former assisi- ^nt secretary of the United States- Treasury and a noted authority on 11 nancial affairs, was born in Aurora 111., Nov. 17, 18(34. In his boyhood hi lived on a farm and later worked in a machine shop, but managed to obtain education at the University of 111! nois and the University of Chicago. Alter leaving school he became a rt- porter, and subsequently was financial editor o±\ a Chicago newspaper. In th • latter capacity he became ac-quaintec' vith Lyman J. Gage, then a Chicago erence for t-ool. damp places aud often 1 choose the bathroom and sometimes ' : the tub for their habitation, much to | ) the discomfort of its rightful habitue j It is not unalloyed bliss to live in a . I place infested with serpents. Witb > ! such formidable enemies, one never j | forgets to be cautions, nor to guard > | against rbeir presence and sudden at i tack. It makes one alert to be in th<.- ' midst of danger and adds spice to life I Well, as I started out to say. my garden was infested witb snakes, and j J was persuaded to have a native charmer summoued to lure them ' away. His bideous occupation, weird incantations and strange pets sur- round the snake charmer witb a pe- culiar fascination 1 . His • magnetism and skill are considered phenomenal in tbe east. This specimen was tall and lank and !iad deep, cavernous eyes and au ab- stracted air Some of the, creatures were coiled around his wrist, which made him still more rppellant. He handled them as if thpy were per- fectly harmless About the neck he ; wore a chain with a flute attached. ; Two other jugglers accompanied him. similarly attired, but minus the snakes. One carried a closed basket i on his arm. I He stopped at a respectful distance to make his \salaam.\ which is the customary salute of the country. Then he approached the aloe tiedjie which inclosed my grounds, squatted himseli 1 tailor fa-sbion on tbe grass aud best*\ , to produce weird, plaintive sounds on .the flute, to which music the reptiles ' entwined themselves around him ami : seemed to sway their bodies to am 1 | fro. After some time a suake appeared ' gliding slowly ami stealthily out ft'oui i lie lif-dgp toward Ult 1 spnt vrhfcre it hoard the euchanting music. Thp , charmer allowed it to come quite A SCENE IN \SEVEN DAYS,\ WHICH COMES TO THE OPERA HOUSE NEXT TUESDAY SALE^OF SEATS OPENS SATURDAY rylORNING. what's more, they are all good clean , all In.' properly ci EVENING. arantinp comedy. Quarantines go lor-grhs. If you have an opportunity to j to the optra house on Tuesday even- ts, and -Fpven Days ' is :^o 'Seven Days' tako atyig an extra ! ins, Nov. s2 to see this cracke'r iacl pidemic of fun, laughtw. handkerchief. You'll probably need conirch; the biggs', hit in years tin t, or the girl next to you may v.ant • lauglit-r mal.ing j.lay of UK- time to borrow it to wipv :iv.-.\y tin- tears i And everybody is sure to go. for whe -of laughter.\ , would m _; ss sw , iug . .. Seven D . IVSJ . an( lhanks. Mr. Simmons, lor Hun ' the Xcw York- cast and the Asto; ,:an 'beven Uajs staged, but we lumili;vrehioi: hint. Forewarned is lore- Tln:ativ production to which Wagen- V-ubt it. 'Scv^n Days' is-a laugh pro- armed, and knowing 'onon Days\ lwls & Kfiui.er Company are to tren-. '• cpr from beginning to end , and r-wliPs ono l;ui S h till OBI- cries, v.-.'ll .-.? • •lcrrlmont and all other jolly com- li cations. \Some day,\ said Simmons' Masjn- iiie, \there may be something funnii-r A Reply to the Poets. ,Ve can't pick up a pupi'r Tliest golden autumn days ithout tin-- pods rani in\ About tlio mist and him-. 'no writes about the cornik'kl. All lull of golden ears, '•nother one can't si-c a thing For mu km \holy toars— nicy call it Indian biuuuitT. Write lines to autumn fair — \uu ralk about tho pumpkin When the frost is in the air. if> feller th'nks the old red barn I \Yhrn h°'s a mind to gaze) \ co'-'s farther 'way in autumn. All wrapped in diil blue haze, ^UT if he had to haul tho sn'in And v.'orl: iVein morn till Light TI i'd '.visli the smok' 1 and iniot and Wovlil iu:1 it out of sight. .'ell.. I'l ih«'in |irnt>' abovi the fall And nusUing crimson, h-aws, \Dd tiill; about 1he fun we havf A-cartin\ in th^ shf-avus— j S| They wouldn't have much tinii' to gaz-- , €i Xor any Hnu j to u 'iirk— i |j \nd Hiiy wouldn't s'-'i fo funny Jo II' tlu\\ had 1O do tin' work. '• ^ —-t'hicaso Kerord-Herntd. I p asassf IF $3.00 IS TOUR PRICE' FOR A L.MU10S 1 SHOE, WE CAN PIT-YOU OT'T AT THIS PRICE TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION. \\TS_ARE STRONG AND • .SPECIALIZE AT TIUS PRICE. THESE SHOES POS- SF&S ALL THE STYLE, QUALITY O <>.\ MUCH HIGHER PRICE SHOES* g WILL GIVE YOU MODELS g THAT YOU CAXXOT GET ELSI^VHEJIE. YOU ARE IX RIGHT ® $3.00. \rr. WHEN YOU BUY YOUR SHOfi HERE. WASH THAT ITCH AWAY. It is KiJd thai 1hf-rf* aiv ^**r1fin •\•iii'inKs iii Enroll'.- I hat give relief and •.•lire to Eczi'ina and oilier' skin rtis oases. If you knitw that by washing in these waters you could be relieve; O cs FOR THE BEST $3X0 SHOE FOR LADIES. banker, and when Mr. Gage was ap flose and ,to wind itself around bis lrom that awrul ucn, wnultlu 1 yon ooiated Secretary of tlie Treasury ii \~\ n \\ \ \\\\\ 1897 he took Mr. Vanderlip to Wash- ington as his private secrtary. Tin- position he retained only tlirci- months, after which he became as- istant secretary of the treasury- in 'his position Mr, Vanderlip (listing- •ushed himself hy his organization of the treasury forces for the great work connected with the Spanish war loan of 189S. In 1901 he resigned Jiis posi- ion at Washington to become vice- president of the National City Ban];' of New York. Several years later Hi\ succeeded to the presidency of tlii* 1 'jank, which is the largest institution of its kind in the United States. THIS DATE IN HISTORY. make every effort to laki- a trip 1 ill oiicf? Would you not b.> lo si>c>nd your last ecu to lint' the cure? Bill you iif-wl not li-avc honk- fo-' Nov. 17th. 1732—Oglethorpo sailed from Eng- ;n'in. Another followed and yet an other, while the other two tlictl sliwC. I>y holding a basket ready to x - ect'i\-t them as soon as ttiey unwound them selves. At least a half dozou .ap peared and wyre disposed of iu thi--- .these dislant springs. Relief is ligll I manner. After being captured they -here in you own home town! i appeared as if in a stupor. | A simple wash of Oil of Wiulei J Horrified witb his performance. 1 green, Th.tmol and other ingredient- i begged him -to stop aud bade him as compounded only in p. D. ~D. Prt- ! leave the* place. He assented and. seription will bring instant relief in ! picking up the basket, departed with , \--* l rul ' > v \ ; \~ \- 1 - •\\' i\.-v. 1 the snakes without ever ceasing to the sltin as smooth and liealthy as that J play his uncanny tune. Llis compau , Of a child. ' ious gathered up the rest of his be- '• If you have not already tried it, get i longings and followed him. I paid n at least a 25 cent bottle today. We as- certain sum for each snake thus dis- aure you of instant relief. . patched. • Frederick Ives, 80 Ford street J He came repeatedly thereafter nu<! went through the same performance, conjuring up more reptiles and dispos ing of them in the same way until 1 be.sran to suspect some trickery. H<- refused to allow tbe snakes to be kill ed. insisting rbat they were sacred and ' must not be put to death, ft looked as if he replaced tbe suabos in th>- Save. Prescott ^ 11:20 a, a Kingston 12:57 p. rt Arv. Napance l: 17 p. n: \ Belleville 1:47 p. H Cokcurg 2:43 p.E Port Hope Toronto , Hamilton Niagara Falls, N. Y.: Buffalo, N. Y 2: D:s p. m 4:30 p, m 5:-Ui p. n> S:;.O p. re H:&0 p. jc 8 Tired, Painful, § g Perspiring Feet | 0 After a weary walk can '( ' ;| be made so comfortable, s p cool and rested by in.ing \ 1 Ives' Foot Powder i land with. 120 followers to plain a colony in Georgia. 1755—Louis XVIII. of France born. Died Sept. 16, 1815. _ ^ _ t ___ 1861—Archibald Larapinau, Canadian be niultlplipd their number aufl in- try ami suntdiPil a slior horn l'roiu tb poet, born. Died Feb 11, 1S99L •™™°*A M* ^O,-,^. •.. • ' ! hedge after removing them, and tb.us Shoe Horns in the Pantry. A row of slio' 1 !«>niH hanging on t!i • ••miry wall provoK'il nu'ic:->'1\ iu tii .iiiinl of lh'' u<>\v v:niter. \vXllut tire they for'.\\ In- <isii'<.l. j \You will iind or) al <liimi.-r time,\ ;aid tlii' man uuustioni'tl. -At il o'clock that evoniug tin; U0\ •tiiit<.-r made a quif'v dhf into the pun \ Chathara 0:42 p. re Windsor (Est'n time) 10:45 p. m \ Xietroit (Cent! tiiue)10:2ri j>. is \ Durand ,...32:f)2 a. a \' Lansing : /.... 1:in a. K \ Chicago 7:42 a. re The Grand TrunU i.' die jiopular an< f.rcat JJoublo Tnu-k H-tiite botwee •as East and tt.v Wai . Road bs j equal to the best K-vc-Ued by none. i For tickety and full information aj i t>iy to ; GEORGE S. MEAGHER, Agent G. T. R. Office 55 State S Ptione 71 1. Ogdensburg, N. Y. know. 1866—Union of Vancouver Island and British Columbia proclaimed. creased his sains. I was finally forced to have bim re moved by the police and threatened £.869—Formal opening of the Smez i^ith punishment in order to keep him Canal. : away. Nothing would persuade me tu 1875—Theosophical Society formed in permit one of tbe fellows to enter my New York city. . premises again. 1880—Treaty between the United | States ana uhina regulatilig im- migration ratified. 1891—Banquet given in honor of Wi'- Md Laurier by the French- Canadians of \Boston. 1898—Timothy Dwight resigned th<.- presidency of Yale University. 1903^-Ashes of Christopher Coluinibm deposited in mausoleum in Se- ville cathedral. 1909—The Irish Land Bill, somewhat amended, passed the House of Lords. '\Woman out (.horn slippt'il htr siui 1.7 v.-liilu (.alina: and can't gi't it o ^ain.\ ho «aid. \I told you you would soon Iind ov- -.vlifit till those shot' horns an- for.\ -•I'd Hi? waiter of ex'ifri<?nci'.—Xe- • York s-:n. I ' Amply Qualified. j Proud Parent—If you wouia win my daughter, young man. you must pron- to my satisfaction that you have^ foni jiude, patience under discouraging cir- Cheap Traveling. \Yes .said tin. 1 aompwlir* woman, '\niy ancesteis came over i>i NEV/ YORK CENTRAL SCHEDULE. TRAIf UT1CA DIVISION, Leave. t>:4u a. m.—Daily except Sunday. 0:00 a. ju.—Daily (milk train). 3:S3 p. m. —Daily. 6:55 p. m.—Daily except Sunday. Arrive. 8:30 a. m.—Dally except Sunday.- 12:05 a. in.—Daily. G:25 p. in.—Sunday only. 7:33 p. in,— Daily except Sunday. JJEKALB DIVISION, Leave. •he Mayflower. \From what I hav • ,S:37 a. m.—Daily except Sunday. .•umstanc-es. stronsth of character, ueard,\ replied Mr=. Cumrox, \accon -1 M 1G a m—Sunday only. courage, an indomitable will to sue- ,, 10 dations on file Mayflower rlidn'l Knucl Rasmussen just before elec- tion said something about Cook and Peary, wherefore he, will have to say it over again if he wants it noticed. ceed and. above all, au ability to bear with misfortune; Have you those qual locations? Suitor—I've known your daughter for some time, sir, aud am asking you for her band. Do you wish utber assurances 'i compare v.-ith those of a modern r; Inii, of course, tho rates 'over.\—Washington Star. SUBSCRIBE \FOR THE J URNAL ^.unoi i-eai_-n Uie atat o£ the disease. Ca arrh is a blood or constitution? 1 disease ind in ordai- to cure it you must take in ernal remedies. Uall's Catarrh Cure i- taken intei-nally, and acts directly on U-' 'ilood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Ca- tarrh Cure is not a qu/ick medicine. J' was prescribed by one uf the best pliysl- •2ians in this cpuntry for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed ot the best tonicM tcnown. combined •wltli tie best blood purlflers, acting' dlrocMy on the inucous surfaces. The perfect combina- tion of thp two higrrpdienta is what pro- duces such wonderful results in ourlnr Catarrh. Send f<<r testimonia/u fi-ee. l'\ J. CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, O Sold by druggists, price 7S^. Take Hall's Family Pills fof tlon. Good Cause For It. \A friend of mine who visits thai ' ne-wly married couple saw tbe husband , tbe other day throwing stones at his wife.\ . \Good heavens: Was sbe hurt?' 1 \Not a bit of it. Slie was just dcUlefl to death.\ They were diamonds.\ Baltimore American. Beginning Sept. 1st ana until fui her uofiee. we will sell Coal at the fo! • iwing prices: Ton. *, Chestnut f.7.00 Stove 7.00 — Egg 7.00 Never let familiarity exclude respect. Pea 6.00 $3.60 3.60 3,60 3.10 ?1.8& 1.8C 1.83 1.55 — Vaubursb. if coal i a ion - - paid for within 10 days from delivery A better way than to raa'vc a doll\- Vi c ,, nlg a (on ex(ra charge a for coal go far is to malce it go so that it will • rJlea carr i e a. soon return again. A ipss Tod has constructed a bi- plane, and now, presumably, she will toddle through the air. 10:30 a. ni.—Daily except Sunday, 1:15 p. iu.—Daily except Sunday. o:30 p: m.—Daily. 0:20 p. m.--Daily except Sunday. Arrive. l0:lu a. in.—Uaily except Sunday. 12:10 s. m— Daily. 2:60 p. m.—Dally except Sunday. 4:45 p. m.—Daily. S:«JO p. m.- Daily except Sunday. JUTLAND RAILROAD TABLE Trains leave Ogdensburg—6:10 t n.; 1-AQ a. nx Saaduy only; 9:40 a. u for AIlHirgh and intermediate str. r ion3; 3:25 p. m. » Trains arrive at Osdensb'urg -10:5 i. m.; 7:25 p. rn.: 8:50 p. m., Sun da. mly; 10:50 p. m. / . _ . The comment, on the award of ; prize lor the best magazine poem to an inmate of an insane asylum is so obvious that we shall refrain from malting' if. 80 Ford St., Ogdensburg. Phoae 139. WJI H. ANDERSON, Optician, •orth Watvr St. Corner of Ford. JGDENSBUSG, N. Y. Eye sight tested by approved scie fic methods, and glasses proper tt3C3. 6\.ya glasses- <snd irjl •sasonabie oriels. OVER 65 EXPERIENCE MfiRR DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &e .out lrea. OMest naenry lo r serurniB P«:IUI l'aiem« ijiltrw UjruiictU JJunn <s Co. recel.'i - special notice, wlllmut chnrpe, in the ~' \• \^ifiicaii A hmvlsomply ilhiptratea woaklT. Lnrffcst. cir ciiladim \f HUT si-lenHflc 3'inrnol, Tori),.-. ? . r yrar: fmir im.rillis, ?1. Sold byall ncwsilealeri. '! & c a N ¥& „«.„! & co. New ¥or iTralich omeo, C25 F St., Washington, D. C. iaev'cr™ihiil8 to SeBtore Gray \\t H-i? '.o -:B \cuUiful Color. ^f Cure, scalp diieages & lmir^f-Jling. mai guou wiltf uf >uUl'b for Giu'istinas, but buy her a High Grade Sewing Machine. She has one! Well, is it modern in every respect lias it the thread controlling device that every uasr appreciates and the other labor saving appliances that rcadi.y' distinguish the high grade machine from Hie more ordinary type ? 4- | has all these and other im- provements that we have not space tu ui'juU'jn. We shall be glad to have you call LUUI permit us lo show you JLfli. 1 WHITE and explain its va- rious points in detail. But don't feel that you are obliged (o buy. Its our business to show the machine up—it is your privilege to purchase or not as you may determine. | 4- i + + -•- t t RELIABLE INSURANCE s ...at the... JTTLE OFFICE ON THE CORNER. 101 FORD ST., Opposite Opera House, Ogdensburg, N. Y. \Great conflagrations have recently leinonstrated the propriety of iJlaeing insurance in companies tliat can be •died upon—companies so strong that hey can stand a big loss, and so well managed that their liability is proper- y distributed, and limited, in congest- d territory.\ \What next? Our motto continues to bo THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.\ The following i=; our lisc; none but \Time tried and lire tested.\ OUR FIRE COMPANIES: Aetna, of Hartford, Home, of New York. Hartford, of Hartford. . Phoenix, of Hartford. Connecticut, of Hartford, Hanover, of New York. . Springfield, of Massachusetts^ Niagara, of New. York. \ Phoenix Assurance, oi London. Commercial Union, of England, London Assurance, of England, Hamburg-Bremen, of Germany. . ALL MILLIONAIRE CORPORATIONS Doing business respectively from fifty to one hundred and twenty years with aggregate assets now .exceeding One Hundred Million Dollars. EQUITABLE LIFE OF NEW YORK, Assets $435,000,000, FIDELITY AND CASUALTY, (Health and Accident) Assets $3,000,000 THEY SREAK FOR THEMSELVES. WiH \be pleased to present our new Fire Alarm\ card, or blotters, when called for by adults. Children being liable to \repeat\ and wasie, are re- quirefl to bring a written request. ARNOLD E, SMITH, , EDWIN C. J. SMITH. A Bsllable Remedy FOR • Ely's Cream Balm is quickly absorbed. Gives Relief a t Once. It cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the diseased mem- brane resulting from Catarrh and drives! away aCold jn\tlieHeatT quickly. Besfcores'l the Senses of Tuste and Smell. Pull sizpl 50 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquict| Oeani Balm for -lse in atomizers 75 ets. Ely Brothers, 56 Vi'aii-eu Htreet, New Yofk.1
